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TIIK HANFORD IIKItAl.li
Page H________ Wed. Nov. ft 1932
Adlai Receives
Election Result
Minus Animosity
Stevenson Is Calm As
He Concedes Defeat
By Ike Eisenhower
Hv DON WHITKIIKAII
BPIMNGFIKLD. III. (/IT - Till"
waa the sour and hitter morning
after for the legions who followed
Gov. Adlai K. Hlevcnson—and lost.
The defeated Democratic prexldentlal candidate hlmarlf,admitted
he felt aa Abraham I.lnooln once
did after a loalng election:
I.lke a little boy who had stubbed
hta toe In the dark—hot who wux
toe old to cry and “It hurt too
much to laugh,"
Still, the rumpled-loeklng xlcnder man who waa the Democratic
■tandard-hearer could mu*ter a
Imlle and a quip even In the defeat
that muat have been oven more
disheartening in him than In bln
follower*.
The capitulation came shortly
after midnight, Central Mtandnrd
Time. At Hint hour the vote reluma allowed (!en. Dwight l>. Kiaenhower ruahlng to n tremendous
victory.
At the Executive Manalon abortJy before midnight there waa u
Conference, The llghtx blazed
brightly. Newamen and towuapenple gathered on the manalon lawn
and peered Into window* for n
gllmpae of the men In the dramn.
In hi* haaemenl office, Stevenyon met with theae men: Wllaon
W yatt, Ida campaign manager;
George W, flail, executive dlreelor
of the Volunteer* for fitevenann;
Carl Mcflownn and William M.
Blair Jr„ Ida ndmlnlatrnttve mxlstanta, and William I. Klnnngnn, hi*
pre«a aecretnry.
The word already came that New
York State waa gone. Klaenhnwer
had crackeil the Solid South. I’enn*
aylvanla and llllnoia ami olher key
atatea were ahlftlng to the gen
eral,
And an the drelMlnn waa made
that the Democratic ranee wna
hepelcxxly hurled under n lamlidldr
of vote*. Wilton Wvult had held
out to the laat against any con
reaalnn of victory to the Itepuhllc
ana, Othera In the Htevcnxon emn
mand had already aeen the hand
writing on the wall—and nrlvntrly
conceded defeat. They felt them■alvea that Wvntt ahouhl have mlmilted the realltlaa aooner.
Bo the door opened in the man
alon haarmrnt and Steven*on with
hla aona. Ilnrdcn and John Fell,
and memliera of hla official family
came out. lie drove three block*
to the Leland Hotel, where Wyatt
had eet up election eve head
quarters.
, A rrnwd of admirers waa wait
ing In the ballroom on the eerond
floor.
Man? were clinging to the hitter
and to the hone that somehow,
somewhere the tide would turn and
(We Stevenson the electoral vote*
ha needed.
But Stevenaon knew he waa
beaten. He had sensed It, an aide
later a id , from the time he was
handed a news report that Haul
FI tana trick, New York Slate Dem
ocratic chairman, had conceded the
eUU to Elsenhower, with Its hlg
thunk of 45 electoral votes,
And then Col. Jacob Arvery of
Chicago—Illinois Democratic na
tional committeeman — who had
•ponaored 8 teventon'a entry Into
tjeUUci, conceded Illinois to the
llm h o w e r forces.
Stevenson came through a hack
mtimnee and walked upstairs to
( ballroom. The crowd broke Into
era. They began chanting, "We
Rt Stevenaon," and he gave
m a big grin. He looked relaxed
a t eate.
ten the crowd became quiet,
enaon'a smile faded, and he
out at the people who had
their hones of victory 01
nd In a d e a r and unhurried
a told therm
tllow cltliana have made
and hnva selected Gen.
and.
the Repul
and tno
Kepi
It Instrument!
ants of
cl
l next four yearra,
l tendered their vei
1
r accept It."
I t That
of r t a e t ( The reporter*
Kiamhewev *
iM .a tta a N
L a n d slid e
Presidential Race By Staten
How Florida Voted
Eisenhower’s Message
School Amendment
GOP Congress
CAUIMO attention to th* 177th
anniversary of the Marine Corpe
zr Nov. I0th, these Leatherneck*
In Washington model the oldest
and newest uniforms. Although
different In color and design, th*
preeent day dreaa uniform re
tain! many of the tradition* of It*
1778 counterpart. ffalernuMte.aM
By CHARLES F. HAKHETT
WASHINGTON (AT — Hepub^
I leans today swept toward potslS
•ey 1heir biggest margin of power
in state capitals since 1929, win1,in- -r leaning In 21 of 3U gover
norship races.
The (H)l' triumph in yesterdays
elections — if present trends rnntlnuo — would capture six gover
nor’s seats now held by Demo
crat*. Fifteen Democratic
lc guvernor*hip* were at stake.
Meanwhile, Republicans won or
held a lend in all the )ft eimtcxtriL
nlutex where Republican* ulr-udyW
control tho *tutrhou*e.
Rut several of the race* were
still very close.
The upshot could he to Inctease
tho number of Republlcnn gover
nors from the present 26, to 31;
Democrats would drop hack from
control of 23 Htntehouaea, to 17,
A 31 to 17 count for Republi
can* would match the (SOI* maruln in 1929. Governorship* usually
carry enormous power* over Patjronnge and political organization*ft
ut the local level-powers thut can
of feel national races.
Democrats found solace only In
Ohio, where Gov. Frank J. f.auscliu rolled to nn unprecedented
fourth term over Republican Char
les r . Taft, younger brother of
Hen. Robert A. Tuft. Roth Lansche
und Taft are regurded politically
ns lono wolves, sometimes moving
independently of party organisa
tions.
Nationally • known Demoeratn kt
were being wmsheil under liy the
Republican tide In returns from
these states:
Illinois — I.t. Oov. Sherwood I’.
Dixun, Gov. Adlai K. Stevenson’s
choice to succeed him In tho
Springfield executive manalon,
lost to Republican William G.
Stratton after lending through the
night.
Mnnssuchuietts — I’ortly Oov.
A. Dover, keynoter at the Demo
cratic national convention, fell V
nnrruwly behind after also hold
ing a margin for hours. Tho lea
der was Republican Itep. Christian
A. llerter.
MU'hlgun — Gov. G. Mennen
Williams, remembered hy many
voters throughout the nutlnn for
his prominent role in the Demoerotic Convent lull. Hailed steadily
In a battle with Rupuhllcan Fred
V Ai'-er Jr.
In Montana, Republican J. Hugo
Aronson pulled into a hairline lead 0
over Dcmoerutlc Gov. John W.
tlonner.
Two more Democratic upsets
were definite and final-in Indian*,
Republican George N. Craig, for
mer national commander of the
American Legion, heat Democrat
John A. Watkins; In Delaware,
Republican Rep. J. Caleb Hoggs
ousted Democratic Incumbent Gov.
Elbrrt N. Crawl,
Aside from the Solid South,
Democrats were elected only in M
Ohio, Missouri, and Rhode Is
land, and were leading In West
Virginia.
'
Among Renubiican governors
who were tn the forefront of the
Elsenhower nomination battle a t
the Republican National Conven
tion, Dan Thornton of Colorado
was to-elected and A rthur II.
Langlle nf Washington held a
■mall but steady lead.
In seven miles the Niagara
River falls 316 feet which Include
Niagara Fall* and a serlu* of iaplds.
WEEKEND SPECIAL
BIG MEDICINE CABINET
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NOTICE
g r a s ? a cr,
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Nixon
Florida For Ike
V . •(
.
GOP Scores W insln
Governor Races To
Almost Set Record
Vice PreMident - Elect
irnRtlFNM r*reewe»
Itnol
lird remnant* of enie-lmprcgnalde
lly The Associated Press
Dlxlo.
SOMEWHERE IN KOREA (AT
Voting Units
Popular Vote
Klee Vole
Ho won or wax loading In unly
—MaJ. John Klaenhower, ion of
State
Units
Rep’t'g
Htev’s'n
Htev,
Els.
Kls'nh'r
nine Southern states with u meager Alabama
the iTcxldent-slect, today sent the
3,505 1,942
217,327
124.700
11
89 electoral votes. Elsenhower had Arizona
following message to hta parents
303
204
30.089
83,471
4
cinched or was leading In 39 state*, Arkansas
... In New York:
2,383
114.009
«
1,330
82,197
with 442 vote*-170 inure than the California
_ 32
“ Dear folks:
20,740 12,380 1,188,860
1.303,780
260 needed for election
_
Colorado
“My heartiest congratulations.
1,630
1,100
103,337
230,368
0
News of Klaenhower'* victory Connecticut
189
481,482
169
010,089
8 My thoughts were with you nil the
was hailed In the free world'* cap- Delaware
_
278
way
240
62,228
65,770
3
llal* as Indicating a rnnllmiulion Florida
— to
1,684 1.303 379,289
479,813
"Johnny.”
of American policy of rc*i*ling Georgia
_.
1.828
239,840
Bit
127,831
12
went up.
—
Idaho
863
83,780
768
138.364)
4
Democrats started hunting for Illinois
9,68(1 8.332 1,759,934
2,083,901
27
jobs. And President Truman, speed Indiana
— >3
3.848
1.(Ml.433
4.202
744,202
ing back to Washington from Mis lown
2.481 2,100 387,434
689,021
10
souri, offered the President elect Kansu*
—
2.831 2,037
163,792
372,117
8
lly The Associated Press
his private plane If Klaenhower Kentucky
_
4,1.13
2,731
333,002
10
344,111
The Florida vote for president
wanted It tn make his proposed Ixiulsluna
2,118
231,908
220.393
1,131
10
by counties:
flight la Korea.
Maine
023
017
118.343
232,273
3
S lV n s’n Kls'nh'r
Klaenhower, tired and happy aft Maryland
—
391,390
1.428
1,426
493,150
9
7.197
3.007
er a strenuous SO,000mill- cam Mussachuxett*
— 10 Alachua (27-24)
4.480
3,690
1,904.042
1,262,078
4
71
paign, planned a today vaeallon Michigan
— 20 Bakrr (7-1)
3,690
902,770
4,480
t.233,292
2.303
Ray (52-29)
4.3321
In Augusta, Ga., his first with the Minnesota
3.793
360,109
1,847
432,750
It
907
Bradford (8 8 )
2,260
Secret Service dogging Ills heels Mississippi
1.7IK) 1,398 143,220
8 _ Hrevard
98,389
130 0)
5,541
3.414
For Ike, the vulancfic of votes Missouri
_
4.338
790,820
13
4,771
794,403
Broward (30-3(1)
11,343 24,977
which put him In line o* the 33rd Montana
1,137
66,060
720
9.7,750
4 Calhoun (14 8)
1,000
331
man tn become president uu* more Nebraska
_
1,592
2,067
130,237
298,034
6
Charlolle (11-11)
760
1,004
of a personal than a party triumph Nevada
313
353
43,71X
1
22,002
3
1,102
1,306
Citrus (17*17)
Kvrn If his party couldn't keep
_
Jersey
3 840 .7,772
196,509
103.K88
4
2.010
2,142
pace with him In Ihu far corners New
— 10 Clay (M il)
New
Mexico
894
992,288
1,3JO,263
474
1,002
of Ihc land, the 62 year-old warrior
1.012
_ 43 Collier (13-12)
York
10.348 10,3)3 3,001,092
3.907,712
1,80)
1,144
si a tea man had a personal mu tula Ie New
_ Columbia (14 0)
North
Ciirollna
2,03(1
1.834
602,247
14
501,810
Dade (120-128)
00.126 110,007
from Ihe voters matching In vol North Dakota
2.299
910
4
30,394
81,038
DeSolu (15-14)
1,006
1,104
ume that given Herbert Hoover, Ohio
_
10,877 9,733 1,419,1711
1,827,310
23 Dixie (12 12)
his last ftepuhlleun predecessor In Oklahoma
784
410
3,720
3,8.19
410,004
180.328
8
tU2fl, amt rivalling some of those )regon
Duval 180-80)
52,780 48,240
_
1,263
2.289
80,497
144,999
0
fr Franklin I) Roosevelt
20,002 11.324
— 32 Kscamhia (70-78)
I’ennxylvunia
8.472 8.374 2.103,499
2,157,782
Flagler <7-7)
498
The Informal Republican South Rhode
407
__
Island
281
284
200.2(8)
200.331
4
cm Democrat coalition which has South Carolina
200
Franklin <5-2)
111
1,503
1.420
103,126
8
154,380
dictated enngressiouul action on South Dakota
Gadsden (15-14)
1,729
2.832
_
1,393
1,930
33,434
108,137
4
945
legislation was strengthened by the feni’essee
177
_ tl Gilchrist (7 7)
2,493 2,229 338,32(1
342,699
(Hade* (8 8 )
Klsenhower victory and the geo I'exua
398
231
231
242 723,129
329,369
24 Gulf (0 7)
eral could expect from it support Utah
171
1.004
—
969
832 119,152
173,201
4
00
for Ihe program he laid out in fii. Vermont
21)0
•ew 3 Hamilton ( M-S)
210
24(1
109,239
43,220
campaign "crusade "
1.691
1,401
«, 12 Hardee (18-10)
1,795 1.738
Virginia
260,433
343,331
870
Hendry (10-10)
1,033
House control apparently hinged Washington
—
2,448
I.3HI
224,683
260,5117
0
1.008 11.214
(13-13)
on Ihe otilcoine In a hull dozen or West Virginia
2,841 2,401
390,075
300,899
H _ Hernando
2,193
2.014
more dlstrlel* created by reap Wisconsin
_ 12 Hlcldund* (24-23)
3,223 3.UI2
381,144
900,944
(82 82) 32.088 34,8«n
with only u vote nr two likely io Wyoming
—
(177
383
33.398
60,720
3 Hillsborough
(23 8)
270
711
separate total Republican mid
Total
140,301 IIU,577 22,700,592
27.076,11X1
81) 442 Holmes
Ind Itlv. I M B)
3.0-10
1,421
IJcinncridle strength
Jnrk*on (32-23)
3,403
1.018
The Senate contest was lost us
1,129
620
Jefferson (13-13)
a u n o rd m ,
tight. Ilepublleans had gained u
Lofaycllo 45-5)
928
234
nut of onu seat and needed lo win
Lake
(20
23)
8.674
3.632
four of nine undecided races lo
Leo (24 24)
3.739
5,180
scut -18 Republicans In addition to
Leon (12-12)
3,123
7.800
Hen. Wayne Morse of Oregon, who
NKW YORK i/U—Following Is the ognlzc clearly Ihe weight of the Levy (18 14)
320
1,088
turned Independent ami supported text of Hun Elsenhower's uarly rus|Km*lhlllllu* that y o u have
(Conllnurd From Page One)
Liberty (8 3)
1)81
201
Stevenson.
morning talk In the crowd assent-' placed upon me and f assure you Madison (12-7)
701
048 iiguiiist 160,194.
If the (10I1 won Ihe four out Mud in Iho ballroom at III* hotel thut I snail never In my service Manatee (27-27)
4.488
8.344
Creating new -!0th Hennturstanding races In which they were henili|iiurter*:
In Washington give short weight Merlon (38-20)
4,983 Inift.District
4.740
composedI of Ray and
lending
In Kentucky, Wyoming.
I am mil curtain, my frlcmli, to llmsu rchjHinsiblllticH
Martin ( 12-10)
921
1,597
Washington Counties —for tH.l001.
Arizona and Mlchigan--lhey could whether or not you hove read or
To each of you here who has Monroe (17-17)
4.700
2.830
organize the Senate Jan :t will: heard the lelegruin that Mr Htc- worked so hard lo make this cru Nassau (18 8)
1.810
1.217 ugalnst 183,092.
Morse's help.
veiixon just sent In mu. It reads:
sade a success thus fur, lo every Okaloosa (30 13)
<1. Creating 30th Henatotl.il
777
414
If Morse, who won't say how
‘The peoplo have made their man. woman and child-und there Okeechobee (10 7)
314
143 District for Monroe County — for
he will vole on Ihe t|uesllon, joined elinlce mid 1 eongrutulutu you. Thut have been many children lu It— Orange
(43 43)
11,014 28,003 70.17(1, against 167,223.
the Democrat* Unit party could you may lie the servant und Ihe throughout Ihe country who have
tlo-4)
443
1.239
7. Consolidating Monroe Coun
organize Ihe Senate with Ihe lie guardian of peace ami make Ihe helped, I extend my war mthunkx Oxecoln
Reach (38 30) 13.242 27.031 ty und city tax asseasim-nt — For
breaking vole of Vice President day of Irimhle a dawn of hope Is ami ho|ie thut Ihe day will come Palin
Pasco (27 21)
1.733
1,749 90,720, against 129,629.
Rarklcy.
inv earnest prayer Rest wishes, when I can extend thut thanks In Pinellas
(83 83)
21,448 3.1.4.17
0. Consolidating all D a d e
Then the Republican* would Imve Adlai Stevenson.
a more personal way.
Polk (40 33)
16.320 17.289 County prosecution under state
Just as I came down to the
to wait until Sen. Richard M
Now, all over the country there Putnam (27-18)
2.273
2.299
attorney — for 110,109, against
Nixon of California, swept into ballroom I replied lo that telegram Is still a more personal word of St. Johns (40-39)
4.118
4.188 120,729.
office by the Klsenhower landslide, n* follows:
appreciation. The courtesy, (he HI. Lucie (1313)
2.833
4,373
hecumes vice president 17 days
‘I thank you for your courteous wnrmth of Ihe grouting that Mamie Santa Itnxa (28 8)
9. Consolidating Lee County
337
245
later to reverao tho result.
and generous message. Recogniz and 1 have experienced everywhere Sarasota
and city tax aaassament and col
0818)
3,783
0.813
.Stevenson wax able lo hold to- ing the Intensity of the difficulties has been something that is mem Seminole (18-13)
2,333
4,013 lection — for 01,171, against 12.1,•
Bother only tho tattered remnants that lie ahead, It Is clearly neces orablc—Indeed, unforgotabie. So to Sumter
2 fl)
910
403 708.
of the once-xnlhl South, plus pox sary that men and wttmen of everybody this evening wo feel this Suwanee( I(20-18)
2,188
1,173
10. Abolishing eperlsl Escam
slbly Kenturky and Missouri In tho good will of Imlh parties forget the very great debt of gratitude.
Taylor (13-11)
1,371
841 bia County Court of Record and
border stales, by his campaign of imlitlcal strife of Ihe past and deI also point nut that we cannot Union (3-3)
984
238
"talking sense to the American pose of a tiettcr future. This I now do all Iho Job ahead of us Voluala (37-57)
11.198 18.887 replacing it with special circuit
peoplo." Ills running male, Sen. believe Ihey will do.’ It la signed except as united people. So lot ut Wakulla U3-9)
847
107 court Judge — for 91,509, against
John Sparkman, helped salvage wllh my name,
really out Into practice what I
(M-13)
923
302 127,091.
hla horn* state of Alabama, hut
Now, my friends, It la trite to have tried to aay so haltingly In Walton
Washington (22-14)
1,379
571
nut much else.
11. Abolishing fee system for
say that this Is a day of dedica Iho little telegram that I sent to To4als
(1,104-1,421) 304.041 497,331
clmncnsatlng Escambia County
In Springfield, 111., Htovenaon tion rather than of triumph, but my late rival. Let ua unite for the
philosophically conccdrd the vic I ant Indeed as humble as I am better future of America, for our
officers — for 101,834, against
tory to Klaenhower, culled on all proud by Ihe decision that the children and our grandchildren.
112(1,299.
Americans to "cloae ranks" ami American people have made. I rec'n d now. my rrlendi, It has beer,
plpdgcd hi* support to the winner.
a long and sometimes hard road,
( r s a l l i s M reset r a c e o » « i
Klsenhower, wildly cheered when Kern of Missouri went
to but It haa been groat to meet you
County led the way for
ho appeared In a New York hotel defeat and Sen. Harry dawn
people, to work with you—all of ■nd 51 in Polk and Hillsborough. theSeminole
of
Cain
rest of Florida In voting for
ballroom, matched his opponent's Washington was (railing.
you—for a common cause,
I Stevenson's percentages were th* school amsndment and against
unity plea, said It was "a day of
flood night.
carried Wtihlngton
much higher In some counties — all the rrat of them. Th* vote In
dedication rather than triumph" hutElsenhower
Missouri still waa In doubt
86 In Gulf, 84 In Oladsa, 80 In this county for th* school amendend pledged that ho never will
In Ohio, Democratic Oov. Frank
Washington — but they are small meat waa almoat two to one, or
glvjj "short weight" lo hla respon Lauiche
won going away from
rounliea and couldn't compete with somewhat better than in th* rest
sibilities In Washington.
Taft, brother of the sena
» > vote-heavy areas of East and of tho state.
In hla sweep, Elsenhower cerrled Charles
fContlnnod From P a te One)
tor.
despite
Elsenhower's
hefty
m
a
Wisconsin, center of a nation-wide Central Florida.
two states the Republicans haven't jority over Ktovenion In the state.
In the thrs* Sanford precincts
Republicans called the Eiaen* th* vote for the school amendment
been able to capture alnce 1024,
stirred up by hla tac
Do Iho other hand, Elienhowar'a controveray
howar
victory
"tha
real
beginning
Maisachusetta and Rhode Island. surge
was 1810 to 1097 against, while
helped ens. Jose h , me- tics In pressing hi* CommunistsHe won or was out In front In 13 Earthy of Wisconsin and William In-government charges, rolled to 2? i t t . l.U °'p! rty
,n ,h * the rural praclneta voted 1417 for
atatea where the Republicans have K. Jenner of Indiana gat reelected. victory,
South," "freedom of the South th* amendment to 748 against.
not had a presidential victory since Ruth wero prime targets for DemoBo did 8en. William E. Jenner of from economic bondage, and a Th* combined vote waa 8227 for
im -A rlaona, California, Florida,
Indiana, another member of Ike •Ign that th# people of Florida the amendment and 1846 against
Idaho, llllnoia, Minnesota, Mon
It.
(he split of the traditional!* Ranate "Claes of 1M0" swept Into ptscC MUPtry above party."
tana, Nevada, New Mexico, OkieSouth, Stavenaoa salvaged office ala y e a n ago on a wave of
Tha grand total of city and ru
home, Tennessee, Texas, Utah,
one
of
th#
flrat
Floridian*
to
start
Alabama, Arkansas. Georgia, resentment against a moat short
ral precinct* on tho other amend
Virginia and Washington.
for Blaonhower soldi
»itppl, North Carolina, South age and postwar economic con
ments wna aa followai *
Hut hla landslide w ein't quite aa
"Tnla la not a Republican vlclinn and probably Kantwxy, trols.
No. 2 (Supreme Court) 842 to
widespread aa
‘ that‘ registered
-*
by
Other msmbera of this "class" ‘0 7 ; , » »■ not a Democratic de
liana and west vlralnla,
Hoover since Elsenhower couldn't
Hoover,
who wsra returned to office yes nJal." He called It rocoiignition of a 2990.
break
i Weat Virginia, Kentucky
breaklnto
No. 8 (county charter) 1296 to
not
terday were Sena. William* of "great man,- who
, ^ will function n«
and North Carolina
Carol
aa the former Dixie atatea than South Carolina Delaware, Malone of Nevada, Ives only
y aa a great Preeldent but m n 2322.
Id In ins.
President did
im .
ognlxed world leader.
Gov. Jamea F. Byrnes an- of New York, Watkina of Utah, recognised
No. 4 (Leon county) 700 to 2437.
In aomt reapecta, Elsenhower's where
ktty.*0en. Richard Ervin, first
where Oov, Hubert Kcnnon backed Martin of Pennsylvania, Thy* tf
No. 5 (Day county) 787 to 2375.
was more of a personal than a tho GOP nominee.
promi
immant Democratio leader to
Minnesota. Flandora of Vermont
party victory. Although he helped
No. 0 (Monroe) 761 to 2823.
concede
icade Stevenson'e
Stevenson’s defeat,'
defeat, aald
Shivers of Taxai stood out and Xnowland nf California.
tlact Republican administration* In •aAllan
No. 7 (MonroeS 747 to 2237.
a
t
Elaenhowart "Th* people
the only Democratic governor
In addition. Brlcksr of Ohio waa
whoso state followed him In sup out In front In hla race. But three
No, 8 (Dado county) 742 to
porting Elionhowtr.
other memben of tho C lue of '40 for tho
•tata." 208,
House battles and gubernatorial
The Elsenhower vIctonr-Bromie- 'were trailing — Cain of WaahlngNo, 9 (Lo* county) Jin to 2201.
ton. Kern of Missouri and Ecton
friend
'
N*>10
(Escambia county) 701
gktk
af
tha
of Montana.
hlg ei
taieiican to 2198.
On* of tha tronlaa of tho election
loot Lodge Jr., con- in foreign poUclei-apparontly waa
dturaln- - No. 11 (Raeambla county) f 10
anufacturod out
waa thet apparent 1defeat of 8*1
by his .Democratic
lo 2123.
Hants;
i r i l 'i
Cabal Lodge
,
John F.
cnim t
ta by John
in i m Maiiachueatta _____ { ularlty
Kennedy,
mocrel
ulhful Democratic House
race. Republican Ben. Jame*
th e 1
G "
traditional
strength
South,
Wa r r e n c o m m e n t s
the depth* of my
coal!Won, which ga ve 1
‘ my .party.
elections and Truman TALLAHASSEE
Joy. Fuller
supported Ben,
Ut#
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I a rt* you i
or
"Tina
;
Ike’s Son Wires His
I)ad Congratulations
“Good A B U T
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YELLOW CAB 1444
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VOLUME XLIV
Entabllahed 1908
Severe Quake
Is Recorded In
Varied Areas
^
m
t f o
r d
W
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Fair through Wednesday except I
|i;ully cloudy southeast and rx- 1
I trine south portion: rooter mirth J
.iml central portions ttiW afternoon ;
and tonight and In rs trrin r south '
tonight and IVrilllrnla).
,
*
Associated l'n*s* I,fused W in
T U E S D A Y N O V . I, lii.VJ
N h. ;» :i'
Americans Turn Out
In Great Numbers To
Elect New President
SENATORIAL OFFICES AT STAKE
»Seismographs P l a c e
Tremor In Category
Of One Of Really
Great Earthquakes
:
a
it t a lb
\
G t 't u falls
Fair Skies
NEW YORK (AIM—A ''very
I I f I p Tn Swell F is
revere cnrthqtinku" was recorded!
shortly heforo 1 p. m. today on ' \
tin'Some Kxpeet
rnlimdiin University'*
lelamo- i i
Kinph nt l’uli-ndrs, N. Y.
'I'.. Top C11 Million
fc A soke-muo sa'il tlm quake
sni* in ntimnt that out* nf tin- re
H i I lie \ ( m iil i l n l I ' r r M
cording instrument* wua broken.
I I r a v \ m l i m ; » ; h r r p o r h M l f r ii l ll
Iln iuiil |t wni olio of the molt
p u t* nf Hu* 1(Mintr% in toduy'f*
hrvrro truniora of tlm year and
Genera! Adds FinisTo S t >iith ( ’ n r i t l i n i n u s T h p.nli . sUli
n t l . i l • » rtiM ii .Kill ,111 \ m i l h
I'ltlniutinl it» distance nl 7.200 |
»>
nf
ID p u h l u *k i
mlli'ii in un uncertain dlreetion,
V n l u ( ) n . \ n u 'M i l i M f i t i pI a' t t••nli.*
rampaiirn
Kt'l'orl
In
v i't
and
Ih-iitm rut
\ il l. ll
hot imulldy near
Kamchatka,
Sinaler Jotiph McCarthy
’v p t d i-'i I' tti rs f r o m
Itoston \\ illt S| it‘t’i*li A i n i l i s h i n r S r 1 i m l - D 1. 1 . *<n\ ftp i . i ;tti«
hurl lien -t Siberian eiilnmln.
d i a l \ t r i m Its
Thi‘ Const mill fjeodetir Survey
Of puramount intermit ill vnrluili Semite rurei throughout the tut- '•inner Secretnry fur Air and lieuil nf lie- l!F r, Stu.ui Sviningto.i, it
I
* 'i h it v • *
piat pli
i thi li I
he
In Washington mid the sensitive Hull is mil' between hi illitoi lle.iTy Cuhnt Fudge nf Mo-sailms.-ll* mil making .he lit'nt n( hi- life agOi.i-l the Republican Imuei 1’ hem
Hv
I )t t s i I s
I
K I t I I
NEW YORK I* lin k from Jus
•'lo * it 1 I n r t still . nl 1 h r t m i n l l r i q
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indicators mi Its it'linioitrnph were ill Democratic oppnnenli llep. Inlin I' Kennedy, mil if he '‘.inner ienutnr McCarthy nf VViieontln i- ippn-,,-,1 |.> , He.........
last
campaign
trip
i.cn
Dwight
I limiini
• ''1 ft' -t l l al f)ii naitui!'■» I Iri 271
inneil in ii'verely It wui Impoi- imhussudor In (irent llitlaln. In Tr.unun’-. iimne <tnte if Missouri d* K. Kauchihl,
I* Eisenhower t>«la> nldcl In- i .in^itn* 11mu 1111*
( i t , mi
I he*»r » h iiw **il IJIA f u r
rdile to determine the diitunte of
li.iltol lu tlie ftoml of Mitt— dial jiiimiiuut fm 141’i■ i1
Du
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1 ,d
-id ' l l f m ( h r Ilhittik*
l e quake.
will decide whet he i hi win- oi 111 S nt ll ll « i • k111 i tn j •m •11 1 i * i ,' i .a itv • 1pur
H . n II I: II I
S , n ill.:
I I"n
\\ i U
A spoke-man -aid the tremor
his,— Ihe pic ,idem '
•d i noiij 1 i j i l t i * (.diK noli1 fh.it
••Mil I »l •*(.;**l» i ut i. i.
i* D»i
liiillrnteil n ‘ very, very strong
The general and his >lie h it a
"■ Dt.
fit st p i n rid I - n h i ' T r r o i n imake."
train al I>|,old 111*1*1%11H| | \
1 m 1
( ( t*M* ;i\ . 111 .d ll' u kill IIHK,
Si nil's it* |»(o|t«. id ii f * ' n t ' at m M l a .1 ' i i c put i i i d i i u t " u r n *
l elitral Station on
The S'|n iiu» Hill, Alii., C.illege
their return from .mi iTill Him I fiuh.Ui u i*i t|«t u «. t- 'i -Dtii I i r t i i i r u T a t *»% Hi* y d i d f m i r
leililioitraph registered n n exItoston (hi- mm n -if 1(I i i ' l i ’ l r l u i . i ti i i c • D m t i . i l \ ♦ t ' .i ; m * lii*n r r t ’ M d r n l I r n m a n
tri'inrly severe earthquake that
\ l a n y *»f t «<■m
idm
lug. and went ill m .I . d r i ll '
* '• •■rif 11,, 11\ fMll IP Ilfltd
In'Ran nt I2:0t> |i. m. EST. The
Voting in ttu* City ' elect Inn ill
A vole as heavy a* lust year's
■rretlt to then r \ f i in\ m U i I |'ii n l \ Ini i| i .•
Rev. I .noli J. Kliele. the college
Ifu
i t n a * l i u ! ( I n t i : till u l l l r l l all
Smith * iinlin.i mil l . .trie - 'M» < Ml 1 1.1 a i * r n v ii I i Ml.it (l ie
the lone poll at the f’ity Hall Mini was not espeeted in the City rifepolling plan.......
seismologist. Hiiid that, according
i aiff p. !•'< u r n * ( m i n i ; **•!( tn I r e
in the pulling plm'ii* of San foul’* lion when 2,ttiHI lialtots were rant,
slaiihnllaii'- 1full * •!II«-«I f*n In •■•*!%\\ lie (hi "i Ih n
to n inellminnrv are he traeed, the
fti I1! uVhli* a Ii t!,t! i •U'u I k D- it
pin-im t- was going at u live according to II. N. Sa.vcr, City Only Small lYucmets
'street
•m
'.
r i i' t i h i t .
M n^hi
M innv
i|iml.e originated on the muthern Governor Casts
His iln,'"
ly pace early Ibis nfti-rnoun, with t'lerk Fast year niniliilati’s were
A sill.ill croup IM ii a'i1* | hr I till* it M,t! "*uf .-11■. , * • d I'* 1 * ■“ ' 15f111 *' •I W 11 N Mil* lll'.it
Jjp of I he Alniknn peninsula, near
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Dm .
l i r f l l*i p l M f l l H T i d l i l l
Vote For Straight a Inlal of 7Id linlliit* i-u-l in tin- vying for three post- on the (Jit> I lave Finished Com
Aleutians nr off the eoa«t of
plumb'd a- die I |t| Hlj N
isi.-.* fm- City Commissioner and Cnmniisxtnn, while this year there
m. f» 1!11v 11I '•* .1 ji't aril Inlal
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Democratic Ticket 2,nod In tin general election.
piling Total Count
a \ p n 11 I 4* li.ld 1m
( Itlll III
1- only one post in the nice.
Th" i|ii«l(e win registered n lin 1
from a limoo-m, ftl ll"** D t l l l l fill K'.Ui* i -Ml « f it nl! tn- *411 tl1’«l» ••» T a 7 »■ 1 Tt V puli'*
The weather today turned out
However, Mr, S a v e ) said, voting
in the Heiiiniiitraph nf th" Cull«
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HALF DAY, III i^ -tin v Adlul well with respecl to voters’ com w as „good eon s ii li -ii ng tlie t .y.p e lil
IVASHIN*iTON r the fir-t seat
fern in Im titnte nf Technology nt J
apart rocot Inuhl 141 m nli f r i t |m111111 ........... fin i |
Fuimlemi. Hr. ('hiirlen Itlehter E Stevenson came to this little fort in getting to tlie polls mol elrclinn tliis year. Approxitnately ( tereil election reliirn- from across
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(hna'irfi
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lllg whieti m-i i ,
p! lift
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mi hi it hi. wed ii imiRiiituile" of H. | vlllaye today mid voted the struight lines were often formed ut clciks* It,IIOil registered voters were ell- the nation today followed ptotlv
ivi
tk ( i.
a s ., liallolmg l i t l l l l n M u n i i i ' t
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a
1 "
m l * M<r in i k l l i n
which would pluee It in the cate Hcmm-rntlc ticket In the fiuul art tallies |>y voters waiting In cast glide to cast ha Ilot in tlie City largely the voting patterns of the place
r It mi .I - II) U *| le
i |*• 1 1* (|
past
gory nf the "really tre a t earth* of Ills fight to win the presidency Ihelr loti lots People were waiting election.
I hi- Vl|i| I till
I Mill i I I I
' In il
they Voted uitlmol a ..ad I to
'Min i k
fti.it
if ' I n i n I n r «i
of lllt< United States
in line even shortly after polls
Approximately half of the 2,tl4-t
.makes,"
Some small coniluunllies always general
IV.
'i Mi- I t .
took Ids turn at tin* n.tm 1111*411 Ml
f.| ltd' M r m i n i 1 a I le m n
A
crowd
of
some
2oil
tuwi^iienple
opened
id
7:1
M
I
a.m,
registered
voters
tn
pii-cinct
Ni>.
rum pic Ic tlieir vole counts early machine first and Itii-n lu- ml. 111 <tti i i l l « i if(4iii 1 •mils » • , f. . 1
Officials III the nnnilrilnii Mil.
*m u M...I \ ni h i Ki
m u r r had
stood oulslde the
Voting h) precinct- in the gen ,'t had cast lallols, while aliutit Anil lti.'>2 was no oxrrpthin
ierviitnrv at Ottawa. Canada, mid
.
♦ 11
i hit side a g a i n , the li.u lm m -i- It n m u ; ( uti-vl 1 f11f m i n , i ', 1
polling place as eral I’leetion was a- follows: No. one-III Ini of these icgisteted ip
The first town to report a cum got another round of appl oi*. |o>m ( M i l ' l l • I d h .I .
tlie sel-mngrunh there continued
mm
ii a • • i It i pi ml a la d Ad 410
Iho governnr a r t. xu,’i West Third .Street, Bin bal- |,r,'v-iiu-l No. tfi, :t,ttt, and in prn- plete tally was Sharon. N It
8i reg l-tir vlnlrntly 20 mlnutca
uImhiI 27 people Hie gem i it wan d
11 >' I '••■ '. I fill'd
I Hr Ini’ "»"*( Vi lie
rived. The Town lots east: No. :t, .Sanford ('alining
which gave Hwlght Rlxentmw*>r to the bystanders amt mw- pin, III*'II aMn' Jm’ Ii «i "i l u111i mIt U’ I Im !"|1 1il 11 t' i 1 \ . Hi
No. I. i,iHI7, had voted.
after the find ihuek.
t • if ' p i t
i•
rt .Mi 11J iti
Hail w us jamined Kitchen. 1.122, a nil No. IB, Mid
.......total
..... of Hepilhtlcan. .72 voles, anil Aillut logrspher*. and said
A
hoot
10
peirrnt
of
the
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when he entered Atlantic t oast Fine depot (dill 7,it(l5 registered voters in Sanford Stevenson. Hemncritt. 11
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• and it took him Brunt HiailtpiarleriiI, 1,1(18.
In ItMH Sharon gave Thomas
4 I llrtf InnFtT fill ClINP |r’au*«*
Tin'll lie henifed to Ins Hoi mug iit\ J .1 I t T N I ! u •
ft
mil 'I U Ilk 14
30 minutes i> f
Dewey of Now York 21 votes. side Drive home on the i olouihia 4fill*
'il M i > 1- 1 - p . 1 f 1 \
l i d ' ti i n . a d o a i d >i» iii’ w a s
; wailing for other
President Trnmnii I and Progres University eampiis \n aid. said ( l u l l D.l .Ul l’ lIU' VU
|| I d \ . Ml i. nl (1
D ty ■ • u li,d h j s
111114 nil h r
voters tn com
»lve Henry A Wallace, .7
lie hnd no plans for tlie d«>
I l i m i t I •'I p i l l .11 *'1 > tut \V h l l
.Mill !r idl 1fir mu
nf thr Vi if If I
Cirrillt Judife Truman (J, Futch
plete balloting tie
Else where in New Hampshire,
t he general rinsed Ilia campaign Ni*uii»ri
I • . d l l • did Itii* Iii" (• ti in r in ” n
ruitained a motion In Tavares yc»i fore ho could find
the town of Mll^flelil gave Risen in llostnu Inst night with a fervent
A llm llU
M lfp 'r-iim i
• D alu m! 1 iniD ln tr f*»r IK*a-* ID*jmhhr:ilis
a booth and mark
terdny In ipiaih "Information'*
hower eight vote* to none for I pledge "In xlriVAJo keen wul It -oo ^ elt1 « . 1n.h Mpm at n t-t 1 1n f Imped, in
u e r i i Inf StevrUMin**
hi*.
charges that were filed aval nit
Sfevrnxin In 1018. Truiiinn go| oyer i gain wntmdlng oliA linilie ni )dh »U
.•‘•Tr.'ihi n 1*^ p m *tt* *
• ■ i d a i '/.Vd 1
Just before go
Mr«. .1. A. Howard, operator of
-vie vole to six for Hewt*y‘
' ' and scarring the spirit of Aniein , . Mi iiufat,, ti
I He * it*- it tl.i rti'fi
Mm
*ua \ Hr kiiitu n a n r i nil
ing I n t ii Ihc
'f lic Stoke* Khlt Market on HanBrim
i i ' s Farm. Fla . reported n
h u m * ?•• i
i* fin MiafH'i D - . i ft nil»lnli:ht t K S ' l
fimiuhl nr if th e
youth "
booth, .Stevenson
Toni Avnnue, fin- allegedly trying
I
-t
split
between
Elsenhower
and
,1
MliHai flip
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« •-«.(' i n rh
\t r f (i•f !i 4ip'&
bv ERNEST It. VAtTAltn
Three murder cases will appear
T h i s w a s hi s Inst m i n o r c a m
. , -------- laid: "I nevrr
to bribe a game officer In Luko
Sleverison
(liie
hallnl
w
ns
throw
n
i n i'
1NDKPENDKNCE. Mu W -P rrs
r i •*f 41 -ntii* iDm* tmnni r>*u The
thought 11 was so hard to vote In pioeeeilitlgs of the Ta'I term of
p ni gl t s p e e c h
enmity on Apr. HI, 1052.
heeuuse it w.v. mntkcil fur
i it | 1.1 t id th r f mIN tn * 1 •*
mne
Circuit Court which opcto-,| to,lav. hlrlil Truman voted for Aillut Stcv
The oratorical guns that have
ll i l l l . i t Hi* i n r .
fl. \V. Spencer, olio of Mr*. There Is quite a crowd here."
ltd- v • I *m i -I v, ill tn* open
The crowd of about 20U later ai'corillm* to Hubert tirl"r*<. »*■ rnsnii tmlny and left Imincdliiletv 1“"•b e.mdid i(.-s l our years ago, been crashing and booming .,. n,
n*»»l h a l l n l n h
p i » s r ,p .a
I Inw ard'". »Homeyi. raid today
afterwards try train for Washing 2.P,mi,n
," " r v" 1' ' i" " 1 s ,r"in
,1 i *
...
'Mild II p
I "I
land for many months were I D i Nl i p i d S ■ m i
thnl the deeiilon had the effect of grew to about 1,000, Including many slstiiiii stair's attorney, which will Inn
I tinriniifMI rrn*i\ «il twit uili*s mi tInj ,
\
i t#lj
■ • . D . i ■• - fd m *t i e r
silent .low The political sword pi ,v t<> j *1 h i .1 • •
w ipiiiL' mil nil the charge-. iiitnlnit school children who swarmed in Involve the cinpiincliitp of a grand
He
east
his
hullo!
In
the
gvm
lfl,‘
8tale‘s
Highls
ticket
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I ' t . -I | V otes
n 1
was finished Ihe , .impiugti w i* d i i n k \ n
Jury.
i
hit client,anil reverting her posi- for a glimpse of the governor
In Hull.out Flu
Die results over
, | ,
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iii
in
ii. i lire
There wn* a holiday all In the
?nLMI'M1 U - Ini'
Court was npcnnd t Iti- tmonliig uiislum of (lit- Memorial lltnMiug showed
t Imi in the time when there were lllllc
Slevcii'iat
II,
Flsentiowci
, ,
,
,
.
t i n.
around the corner from tils home
community.
Flsentmwei went liotue to it owl I i .i n I i lit
liy Judge M II Smith nod ...... .
no ehnig.s pending.
lo
(’iiniparaldc
ligures
for
ik
weie
i
\
l! t. .lil,m i ., t o s t
Heslde a ncarhy church, a lent ed shortly afterwards until a later on North Delaware Street with nol avail.ildtthe taggesl dav of Ins life nn , 11-41 ' n l 1 d I li ( »
It wbh the third *UCt‘ei»ive time had
t
d,. t ,* <• v i,
m
been erected un the lawn and date. According to O l‘. Herndon, Mrs Tniman ami their daughter
lh.it lie.ivv hour, in June loti
\ nf»
*■»
that a motion to <p>n«h the itifor- women
I'ataliHichei'
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lurned
out
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I'M. i.t
were serving soft drinks eletk nf the court, the reopening Margaret
wticn having said "F efer rip
h a k n t . . ..r oh
il I.
set
err
toll's
fur
Slot
"iisiiu
mill
noti,.
jfiHlinn, nr hritiery charges, against and sandwiches
! ' *•
if ID** ii Id iv! » k M s i i *n en
to any who might -tumid take nlace In the ru st three
The three drove Immedlulrly to for Kisciihnwci Thai was Tru 'then- was uotliing to do lad wall in ■in 11 ill in
• Il •«! , ! l.l 1■s
Tint
'i n . Howard hail been niitainrd drop in.
• ■ 'l I !
the little Independence de|Kil to re (nan's margin over Dewey four Then it was the great invasion \ lia.t ••T I *1|1l*' (n* in « Ik'
or four weeks.
»» | |
ill the courts.
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the l lilt' in
tod.n d was die end of a struggle nn In t h r i i 1■|D " " '
The Democratic candidate's final
The cum t was advised bv the join the campaign train from years ago
.1 1 1 Mill MM
The charge* itrew out of nn speech
t itn i
' 1 tVn
lD|Mihltran
for
Ihe
great.—
I
otfi.
e
oil
eaitli
which
Truman
spoke
for
the
Demo
Ill'll
I
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V
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from
f.'hleago
was
in
its
n
.if
assistant
Stale
attorney
that
the
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to
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.'1
And in I'oiuli- mix Unripics,
alleged meeting which a game of tidal effect, u call to fnrgei the
I Io•m i i l' I ‘
I mhi fm I >r inn
Ills
wife
f.imoiis
now
a*
'*mv
1. Ill Ml
D
m
)
•
!
murder
c a s e s a r e pending, and will ernts in lB.noo miles of travel
Wall
II
•It'
Mich , Eisenhower Idaokcd Sfeten Mamie" was heslde him
ficer, II. F. Heave*, hud with Mr*. bitterness and thr strife and the
• »tt |l a i \ 1 Mifflall amt f\Nn InT
They arc due hack In Washington son
•
•>1 1 M I nisi
1 fu 1" •»(I'l
l.'i ii Dewi t seoreil over Tru
f • i-h i •
i i | ti t. i .11111(*I. it • Ifi'iirv
Howard. Heave* claimed that Mr*. name calling of the presidential resplirr the Milling up "f a grand ut I p. nr. tomorrow.
The
Hepnlillcidi
nominee
was
1 | |j
u
fa
i
'
i
Il
'
1
It
1
H
m
"
V
,
'
1
lufy.
man. h o
Howard offered him a hrihe In campaign ami to until* behind the
\ V\
plelure
of
confidence
After easting hls tiullot. the
l..( .1 •1•D t ' i h
nil
.♦
Two
nf
the
alleged
mli'di
rs
ate
Aliih’iic. Kan
Klseiitmwer's
I ,tl HI
I "I.i
»N f' I ‘ iwi'fl
exehamr" fur leim.iif prlvili'Kei. winner—whoever he might he
Hi m t .immI more at case rit.uc
. d l l ........
I M *1
ft
- ii
M il |
fnnnty cases while tho third is n I’resldrnl was asked0,-by1'«a reporter
*h" ui„ homo town gave the general nil m.Ilf
|* ill
i |)if Nf * N i'll '••ill fiMlf
Mrs. Ilowiiril flatly denied this
ic nf liiin-clf. m lu* la I ap
Are you sure that s thr win
||)p f|rn|
|,;,||„)s ,.ils| (h«*rt*
He appealed tn (he people In City case.
s i.l it ’ A Dll
D •? l"'A>
1 I?
........ • *1!• 1
i » It <1 m u
if
*. i n .
I mi
ninl m eeriifolly won three fitrhti close (heir ears lo the "cowardly
la-1 night m lliixlun Ilian Inf HHit \NM il-l i * 'l rn i <■ <i II . nil It In I
Elsewhere in Kansas, returns near.a.inRandolph M i l l e r , Southwest ner?'
In the eimrti In hove the original voices nf hale and fear and sus
in- tin- at any time since tin- 1nl mn .1f 't ?It 4*1 ,.f i ta< 1 Is 1. • 1 ll,. I n ii m i u n i I S D m i i i I ' l i n r f|9*9Vi«i.
"Oh
yes,
he
replied,
Ihcre
s
no
showed
Elsenhower
ahead
III
Far
i i*.
K i . l i l « itiiliil.il**
t n ••
mail, Is nrrusrd of slaying Wash
i harpe "ipiaihed."
t.egan In lli.-e clu-ii.g a Imn lit .
picion" and to believe and trust ington
.III
\ a**•Ills 1 p i 1•pm
sons. 2«h to nil The imlosirint campaign
fi ii1 rni
i fii >1lli'f
•if I ill I !»'•? tllll
Johnson, West Thirteenth doubt about It "
effnrt- thr -perch at Hie tt.i-ti.n Nl iMlhl 41.1■Ii It Hi.
in each olher.
l.tlt
•in
He
put
in
hi*
linol
pitch
f
or
mtvn
gave
Presliieul
Truman
77
ti
JTT • • i|M * 14 ! ■•*t 11 *• I I fill
Ntcl, |<||
Street, will) n knife nil June 7. a"<«4*i.l.'i. Auditorium and a tin aiiimlc h l n u \ (. in in 1" i ii 1 .» N nil*. 1Mill
And he said: "It your ileeislnn muling to a wniraut signed hy Stevenson laxt night In a nation |„.r ,.rl)) „/ l|s V(lt(, in li(,H
*.'• .Kill !•* lor I'D *nlm" i t
i« 4la.i iI.M., f
ll • *1
This was the first marked shift lel.’Vlxbm -liow lie gave un nidi A i l ,iK l - ' l . rn
Ii (Jen. Klienlmwer and the He- Sheriff I'. A. Mero. The alleged wide radio and television program
I i t i t i i * i t , •(•■nt I it-*
i n iiiu iit.iin
cation of .-trait, or d.ail.t
|i»’K M n n i t \ 1
' IH'Dls
n ............. ii >
no
publican parly. I Khali ask every killing iK'ciirred In the (iratige in which Stevenson, Sen John
i . . *tti
N d l kfk 1 .It l i ll ll .i
I »f T . l l
He took the train from Ho-toii
1'k 11pP'
1 I t ■ It " hoi
1 11i i Ill* i
one who volcd for mo to accept Hlossotn Cafe nn Southwest Hoad, Sparkman, hls vice presidential
Si m),i.
tfii* i» him " • 11' t o fur
i
-tmrtly i.flei mill.tight fur New ...
iii
riuiii fm tlie Seminole County the verdict with traditional Amrr according to Deputy Sheriff W. IF
•til M •*r4 I 1HIII Ki . 'if I II I*
York with |il.in- to vole early Hu
l i t .It 1.it II *' •1j
\i.,i
«• I'tfl«*it nl 'll»'ll' !*»•*-, r *•I %4
( hninln r of (’iinimeire'a forth* lean sportsmanship. If you select Hood.
•
mor rung
t i t ■ m u f •u
I f fir f i
a
n
Mm
it
Id
1
mo,
I
shall
ask
tne
same
of
the
“This
election."
Truman
told
tin
A
n
iO
C
O
(iu.N
S
I
f
l
i
i
o
f
l
enmlllg meiiilM.nhip drive will bo
Tonight
lawill
go
to
luhead
In
the
seen
ml
County
ease.
lif i ; 11 •'' ! ■•ii ! ’• i
iliil'lliieil ill a ipeeial mi'etlliif of Republicans, nml I shall u*k our Cleveland Neal, nlins Cli'vidutid voter*, "m ay ilcclde whether we
quarter- m a dow tinl.iwn hotel to
G i n i i-i
M |•4III
l • i 1 il II « f.
................ „ r
...... .
the meiiihenhlp coinoilltee vailed Lord to make me un Instrument M’Nenl. Maitland, Is chargcil with shall go ahead and expand our
walcli
Hie
vole
totalas
llo-y
r
nl
I
<'1-7 •N 1 Is .■I 1f MH n l . ( p p D
i i i u I m II
prosperity or slide back Into a de „.rvlr(.
|*Jwk II.
fur Thurxilny aflcrnoon at 8:00 of hls peace."
r,
l-l
the
Mlaylng
of
Curtis
Fee
f'hati
M1
|M
l
l
l
l
» 4 \ 4 ni|T . l l Mil
n il
Stevenson's last m inute appeal
pres 11on. It may decide whether Awh1) ................. v,--,r.-„i„v on
nVIuek in the City Hall, U was
Elsenhower'- campaign leaders (in- i 1 •.1i ■t i
nl lim it •1 N•III. U
A' 11(„„ rd-o
jwiiiuum'i'd
today liy
Forre*t came In a nation-wide television ^nnn, Winter J'ark, with a knife on wo sh.ii preserve and extend our |(,r „,,,
carried
an
air
nf
quid
con
•
It
♦
i;, -f.i11 fii ii mimui 11 ifmUuIIimI miS7
In
r
n
Sreckenrldtre, nianaKer of tho anil radio program In which he Sept, (t, according to another war- civil righlx and
‘
* Service HtoH.m. ....... Ih. ,,r..p,i, - flderire They said they believe In
i ' t lit. fi* . mm • l kul
t It*'
AD
it Ml
•1' 1 i t n i il I.t
shared
the
spotlight
with
Presi
rant
algned
hy
Sheriff
Mero.
The
them
fall
before
a
wave
of
smear
„f
Mr
M„
Chamber.
is "III "
' i i . ii
f • 1 Nl ' in " ( l l l l
III111 Ml
dent
Truman,
Vice
President
llnrkalleged
sillying,
Deputy
Hood
said,
anti
fear.
Me mhern hip Chninnnn, B, (I.
II. Jumlubi
Hut the almo-phere around head
■Melit.* i • iSnii l
I,i \
' jink' 11 K. J . .Muti|*lilnn9 w'ftlll®
ley and hls running mate, Sen. occurred lit Altamonte Springs.
"Above all. Il may decide wheth
Kilpatrick, la uritlnir all member* John
Tlie ninth.>. f.o.ii.-rlv was knw.oi quarter- appeared to -peak wtill a f r him » *•• i • • lif ,t im IIiiIi
•th I'l \
J.
Sparkman
of
Aluhuntu
cr
we
ahall
finally
achieve
lasting
In
the
City
case,
Robert
XII11 «ii»ll(it«riJ flit I Ti imp I nur i
in pay their due* liefore tho drivo
an the Mill.. Amoco linn ,Slo|i
\«
nl •
I *i •►Infill
| j | I n rf
i iaiHii
I I V' 1>
(In ia tM ill
In
hla
references
tn
Korea,
Stev
peace
nr
be
led
into
a
Ihlr.l
world
Huns,
Ml,
1014
West
Tenth
Street,
Inirim in that the commlttuo and enson said: "The Korean Wur nml
Service, an.l wim ..|ierate.l l.y
mIr.i■* fm ft le.tkr iinem muni
'l l (i.l lint ♦l «tIt V it • * nl*
w
ar."
Is
charged
with
murdering
I,i««lo
ti am captains can concentrate all
Ulnr.d.-c E, Miller.
l e t -U!|' ' Hlltfil |M|| till r f 111aI i ) > 11la ■141
(LiiatiaaM On I'aa* siti
U . John K iihhMI
■hi 1(nn a I'l Sl • 1 " f" M i l l Truman loft a parly given him
Ri'ddlrk, -T2, with n knife on May
their rffurlH enlisting new mem*
The new opetut.i.n, formerly of
N o I III lUlkfitii
\ III I| m| l/(* Mil*,111
ti it 1r»n f >f l|9* ft l| III
by
hls
old
buddies
rs
of
fi
llnltrry
D
21,
accoriltiig
to
a
warrant
signed
hor*. Team captains will bo an*
(thlcngo, i lime here «ftc. Mr. Jan
Ill'll t iD»
• fuI v iM*is:* - t o o |44Tvi D
Wins
Air
Mcriuls
Imi i.i* 11, r In 1 4t'M,I I'tKW'l
of
(ho
129lh
Field
Artillery,
37th
hy
Cnpt.
Roy
Tllll*
of
the
City
nminct'd later, Mr. Breckenrldgo
Jtllu recently was dint limge.l ftoui
rilimh ip.ri le|iiei foie- uifli 111« I t '
D U ii- tl" i•mill b hi l* Ml.
and broadcail.
I’olicu Dopartniont.
Maid.
the It. H. Army at Fort Devei.n.
prillMn Hill;! le menu ip,if 11r t . 1<
i
t -• * J •' 4iM«1 V** 1t a l i 'k t»*
Tlm
Chief
of
Naval
IV.»o(Htel
"Our opponents In this election Miim , after -ervlnn In the Signal
I.ait year's drive brought B7
Acrordlng to u police record,
ml ....... . ' n I» i N ■(it for
ha* fiownnleil with his c.il.irr.ito iirii-s
ry w memhers Into the Chamber's
Killians and the deceased were campaign have done everything Uori.n, A veteran »f World War IF lath'll to 1,1 I {g | John A. Itnsaell,
It ......... I KM,* M
iml
WITH THE 2ND INFANTRY commnn-law man ami wife when Ihey could to make votes out of Mr. Jan.Ini.. Iih» a I been In the
Mdd ami the IOBI drive netted
11, .,,i i tm a 1. s 11 On flD-i
i A m b u la n c e
D1V, IN KOREA {Special! Pvt. the alleged killing occurred hark the burdens we have borne mi well Air Foree, Hie a.littery and the URN, -on nf Mr. mid Mrs. John II
nine.
kooi*1,
O* , (f| . Atm t fi, »»•>
and
Willie Orlffln, whose wife, Miley, of a grocery store at Tenth Street and honorably In this cause of infantry .luring Id* nervine, off It.l-sell of Soeiety Hill, H,
H o s p i t a l D r i v e 1 1,. -O' , • 1. (hut MlMlfllll llll *4
luisloiiul of HoKemnrle
|t.iH*ell
live* on Route 2, Sanford, Is n ami Pecan Avenue. The hotly was peace," ho said.
u.el on *in< <• IPtl, with Hie Armed of 221 West Nineteenth S tin t,
I l l ' ( , , M,| , 1 Ill's* . ' fMl11 II"rm il.
"Through a hostile
press
member of • four-man experimen dragged approximately 80 feet to
■ . —
,.
. *nd i Foree*. He nerved In the European Knnford. three Air Meihtl*.
, nfiiT . 1 ill *D" wire
tlm Km
••it 1 "in i tl | (nil « ten \
((o. ,atl...H in World
tal combat team atsigned to a nn outnlde privy and left there, ac continuous propaganda, they have | rh|1Hl
, .i. ,| a.. . IVH t » Kmitih
Th" citation r.'ii.ls in part;
It*if 19f 14 * r *nf• 1 i ••' -i'l* *iil'f»' huh
A
front line Infantry company In cording to the police report, and tried to spr««‘l confusion and dls Wur „ wjlh th„
Airborne
u ii.doti r,o (hi- • 1' NNII lit nf
irerltorJoii" i.cliieveln.-Jit in aerial Itill) l Mi If" hu inn *.i *i 1i*9ii n • ('•(
.
the accused rraw ltd over * fence content. They have even been
Unanimous endor*ament of tho Korea.
flight a- pilot of a fiirtiti'i |,11,lo
Tiirnpljjtc vnif h Ininkhu* *■o . o It 1*low n»t inul i M U. The
playing politics with tho sacrifices,
A
rlflomn
In
the
2nd
Infantry
and
hid
In
n
cane
field.
Killian*
nrojHicd County hospital bond*
in Fighter Squadron .Tt. attach.-,| im | liuI till*! "»iml it"
i • *», il . mInal ■j. ■ -.ill !••! tlie year
our men are making nn the battle
..
,
S t issue w*s given last night hy th* Dlvialon, ho la aarvlng with three was takrn into rmtodv by Captain
ilt.uiyh (hi
I »- !<• (7 ineliCH
to tlie aircraft currier USN H.'yle, s l i l p p l T l lit fl ll flf *l f Alt'* *| nl \ f I v
lino to protect nur freedom umi ( , p | . E U H o l N . llU T H t
companion*
whom
he
knew
Indore
Till!*
*nd
Patrolman
Joseph
HickCampb«ll*Losslng Post 5.1, the
during uperatluns aguin-t euemv rifltl t i l l 0 fit ■«V4>| i\ fir " I III li'flflllllt ' Mhih lh.il 11o Io i uf r iv1ii t ti 11 wt'i i*
achieve peace."
hi*
transfer
to
tho
For
Bast.
ion.
American Legion, according to
He saia ot Stevenson and Spark
aggressor force* In the Korean went iuD' Ihc titi'io with a - ( n id i m ,.. i ,| i .| (Ik o l 'I i that »lulr t 111j
The experiment, officially known
All three accused, all Negroes, /nan:
\iame* Singletary, adjutant*
\ n il
area from Oct. 12. to Nov. It, a*f.
M
Army
Team
Replacement,
en
are
being
held
In
the
County
Jail
< l > Tho acclaim of (he proposal
"I sincerely believe that these
Jfmv«*vi *, <In* JiiithuhiiliT hail
WITH THE 25TII INFANTRY IttfiO. Completing Hi Iiiis-hui* dm
able*
buddies
to
serve
together
in
without
bond.
The
deceased
In
the
came about aftor a thorough die*
arc the men—and the only men IHV. IN KOREA (SpecialI-C pl. ing this period, I.t, (Jg) Russell rif*I ii ppru i «(l fm it put 11n( hii( wfiN
^
N M ( u l Ul
mission of It w m held by Karlyle four-man group*. In soma case*, eases also were Negroes.
—who can lead us lu victory In lltr Edsel N. Hurst, aim of Mr. mid iinrtirl|intcd irt strikes agaln-t the |nlnii|>al prop in a stunt to
Seminote County Court wilt bu
the
teammate*
are
from
the
same
Houihnlder. member of th4 Cltcauso of peace."
Mr*. Howard Wyman of (Jnldcn- iiostil.' turgets und strategic mili attract nttention in favor of the , » 'c »s«d over A im istae Day. ncareas and III other* tho men re
Isuns Hospital Committee.
ro.l, Fla., I* rcturnliur to tho U. K, tary canters In the vicinity of fit.qiosed Cmuitv hospital taunts is- ] laudir.g lu • •- 1*. Herndon, clerk,
ceived basic training together In
TERMS LIMITED
PRISON EXPERIMENT
and will reconvene Nov. 12,
from Korea under the Army’s ro Wonsan. Ft. (Jg) Russell's coin- sue, being voted upon today.
the V . 8.
ClI AIILKUTON HSPLAT
Wu-Stalc Pris WASHINGTON. (4t - Regardless tation program after fogr months ngrous devotion to duly Ir. the
After a crowd had collected, Ed
______
Bafor* altering the Army, Pvt. onJACKSONVILLE
A bus containing historical re>
Supt. L. F. Chapman aaya an of who win* today’s election, he
file., of hostile aerial opposition Fane, looker of the proponed Inis
He* and other dUphty* from Char Orlffln nttonded Dixie County experiment la being tried a t.th e can't remain In lb* Whllo House of duty in the rontliiit urea.
pitnl,
stooped
tit
the
niletoplnme
Ho served in tlm 2Mh Infantry and anti-alrrrHft fire, were In
leston, B. C.. making a goodwill High School In Croat City.
state prison In Halford "to place more than eight year*.
Division, now the senior American keeping with the highest traditions of a public nddre-s sy—tciu oper
tour of Florida, will be in Benford
The new praaldent will be the division
about the inmate* there e normal
on the peninsula. It land of tho United Stales Naval Serv ated ley 1-nlt.el W Copildon id Un- j
on Friday, Nov. 14. It waa anSOCIAL IBCURITY
first one limited to two terms. He ed In July
atmosphere."
Radio Hospital, and told them, ]
10(10, shortly nfter tho ice."
RITZ
Raymond Bash, Field Repre
• r ii need toilay by Forreat Breck
He (old tho JachsonvIUe Rotary can be reelaclad only once. •
"This ambulance did not c<’nu» for j
inrid g e, manager of the Bemlnole sentative of th* Orlando Social Club Monday he doesn’t know yet
"t'iif
dim
MrCtatn"
Th* twtvlarm limitation Is the Communists attacked the Republic
you. However, sometime it could
MAHONIC MKKT
Security office, will b* at the If It will be successful "but we naweat addition lo the Constitution. of South Korea.
Chamber of Commerce.
1:7-l-;t:2.t-3:18-7:13-11:08
come
for
you
In
the
future.
The
Master
Mason
degree
will
CpI,
Hurst,
who
has
been
award
* Mr. Breckenrldgo received no Court Houm In Banford on Friday, have three things to enourage us. Known as the 22nd amendment, It
MOVIELV.ND
conferred on several candidates Wouldn't you like to know you'd
tice of the^tour In a letter sent Nov. T. and Friday, Nov. 21, 10B2
"We have a small voltmw ol waa ratified laat year and affect* ed tne Combat Infantryman Radge, ho
was a gunner In Company M, Orel tonight al 7:80 o'clock at n regu have it decent hospital for them lo i "Snow White and Thu Seven
between th* bomra of 9:80 a. tn. escape*. We have a small number all future ora*Ideals.
Dwarfs"
‘
^
He will Uk* of repeaters. W* Rave aT _small t Ai the Iwumbent el the time Rattallan of the 14th Infantry Re- lar communication of Hanford take yon to’ (Jo down to the polls
worker*, dependStarts 0 7 0 — feature 7:00 —
week. Mr. Owen* also wrote
lenities."
the amendment waa ratified. Pre- rlmtflL Ho entered the Army In Lodge No. 02, K. A A, M. at the . , . and vote for thr hospltul bond
Mnsonli: Hall, It was announced Issue."
Intermission 8 2 It last feature
mark* In • aidant Truman waa not affected June 1949,
e l M ic e Boy WllllMM reaueeUng
Thu stunt was repeated elseTils wife, Anne, lives in 112 S. hv J. Vidal Jones, worshipful mas
at 0:04
In other by IL However, Truman decided
wheru In the city.
W. Bell Avenue, Dea Moines, Iowa. ter.
not to try far another term.
Ike Casts Vote,
Awaits Outcome
In New York City
Many Proposals
On Varied Issues
Faced By Voters
Stevenson Puts Voting Is Heavy In Both General i First Scattered
Final Touch On And City Elections During Morning Returns Follow
Election Effort
Past Patterns
I t i 1cl •11Mil* Ih'piililiT.iti
Bribery Charge Is
Quashed In Court
3 M urder Case» To TrumanAndFamily
Cast Ballots For
Be Tried In Fall
Adlai Stevenson
Term Of Court
of C Membership
Committee To Meet
5S6} S v il M '" ......... Jandiilns To Operate
Dt tnher Raint'all
Shows l!'u liuTcasu
Pvt. WiTli7(Triffin
Is On Korean Front
Legion Endorses
Hospital Bond Issue
Returns From Koreu
Movie Time Table
jjiBa
^ • ^ • 7 ' • ’r7'X96g3*»iv'.
V
V -
-•
�A <*
Middle Course Is
Sought F or Ending
Korean Stalem ate
To Meet Ordeal
Of Election Nite
General's Wife Is Op
timistic Over Out
come Of Vote Today
HATTIE’S WILL FILED
LOS ANGELES UR—The movie
"Oncer" that Hattie McDaniel won
for her performance In "Gone With
The Wind" la to be placed In the
keeping of Howard Ulveralty In
Washington, D. C.
The will of Iho Negro octreaa
was filed yesterday for probate,
disposing of less than $10,(XX) to a
few relatives and friends. Sho left
!1 to her former husband, Larry
r urminm.
WHEN YOU THINK OK
FERTILIZER. . . .
SAY ARMOUli'SI
For Feed — Say Tuxedo — For Service
^
O K
HUNTS TUXEDO FEED STORE
IIS Hanford Avenue
Phone 1
By t'VNTIHA I.OWItV
NEW YORK bft-Wlth the cheers
of a packed Boston Garden still
ng In her ears, Mamie Risen
r prepared for one of the
fst ordeals of her life today,
waiting to hear the people's voice
"I nope—no, I know we will
win," she said shortly before the
two Month* of campaigning came
to an end.
, "w e have worked so long for
thaae things, and we believe so
thoroughly In them. It seems that
success must come."
Attar some OOdays, 50,000 miles
some aOO speeches and seeing and
being le a n ’ by mlllinni of Amnrl
earw, Iowa-born Mamie Elsenhower
a p p e a r e d siirprMmdv rer*M
poised and apparenlly was enjoy*
Ing even the lost hectic phases of
campaigning.
TT>e trooping potential first lady
carried on at a fast, .................
pace throughout a lightly acheduled day, which started with a two
hodr tour of Boston and Its s'ih
urm —much of It In nn own con
vertlble and In a rain storm.
Without even stopping long
enot'vn (o change her rain-spat
tared clothes, sho hurried on to o
■mall, Informal luncheon for wo
man friends, given hv Mr*. Charter
P. Howard. Republican national
commltleewomnn from Mn*iarhu
aeltk and only woman adviser on
Kjaenhower’a policy making conn
S
Then, pausing only long enough
to Change from her favorite gray
flannel street dress • Into u bottle
green taffeta afternoon frock, she
reded a ballroom packed with
lepubllcan women.
Then followed a short rest period
In the Elsenhower suite at the
Sheraton-Plaia Hotel, after which
she fallowed a longtime family
routine by dining ipilelly—and
llghtjy-w lfh her husband
After nearly H bOO men and wo
men Jamming the Garden rally
sang "Mnmlo * under the leader
ahlp of orchestra leader Fred
Waring, Mrs. Eisenhower walked
into the platform limelight mid
with imlle* ami waves accepted
the cheers of the crowd.
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INDIAN .SLAIN
1MMOKALRE MV-A .Seminole
Indian was shot to death here
Monday In a dispute between In*
farmhands and laborers
brought in from 1‘oertu Itlco.
In puly Sheriff Kenneth Kelhers
-mid Juan I’liMrn came to him and
admitted shouting Tony Tucker, 111.
In the stomach with a 22 rifle
BOSTON Ml — A spokesman fur
Bfti. Richard Nixon. Republican
vie* presidential candidate, has de
nied charges by a Democratic par
ty official that Mr*. Nixon's name
If not Patricia and thnt sho was
not born on St. Patrick's day.
, Tbs denial was nude last night
by James Bassett* Nlxnn's press
•feretory. In reply lo u charge by
Mrs. India Edwards, vice chair
man of the Democratic Nalinnnl
Committee.
Mr*. Edwards had said In Wash
ington that Mrs. Nixon wax Imrn
"Everything
in the Building
Line—from the ground up—”
Weuther
INTEItENTER IN 1’DI.I,
TAIPKII, Formosa MS—Chinese
Nationalist. hero are watching ex*
citedlv (lie eloeliou race between
S/o Tl Wen Sen and Ai Sen How
Wei
If your Chinese is rusty, the can
didates names mean "History
Brings Literary Life" and "Lovu
Jungle Hero Murdincss,"
That history literary guy Is Ste
venson and the Jungly hero is El
senhower Or so say Hie Chinese.
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This was reported Monday by
Humphrey W. Too me y, vice oresi
dent of ra n American World Air
ways, who siioku at the dedication
of nn ulrport murker,
The occaaion marked Uui it-’ith
anniversary of run American's In
augural flight between Key West
iiih) Havana, when the nation's
find International air line was
born.
The marker was unveiled by the
Mlslnflul A.social inn of Southern
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TITRRE DIE OF GAS
BURLINGTON, Vt if - A 17yearcld baby sitter and two small
children were found dead of illuntl
noting gas early today in un apartment here.
Dead were Elsie Green wool t7.
l of Winooski, Charlotte Ann Dubu-
<iue, -I, and Wayne Dubuque, 2.
Their bodies were found In the
gas-filled apartment by the child
ren's mother, Mrs Fred Dubuque,
, when she returned from work
shortly after midnight. Police said
[ a gas Jet was open in the oven of
the kitchen range.
WONT CHANGE NAMES
OKLAHOMA CITY vTS- George
Aebisvhvr of Oklahoma t.'ily says
he will gel a court order to change
the first names of both his son*
lie explained
his sentiments have
.
changed since he minted the boys
They're vailed Stalin and Lenin
SEARCH FOR MISSING MAN
MIAMI DEALT! S e a r c h con
t turned today for Morris (Rusty)
! Salrls, Ml, Orange, N. J , businessman who disappeared In the Mi
ami area last Thursday
Safris came to Miami Death Oct
2U to close a business deal and
had called his wife nightly through
Wednesday
Me told her he would either close
the deal Thtirsony or go home
She said he never "again called and
she came to Miami Meaeli with
their daughter. S .iao. i;. and thefamily attorney. ,i ,et », >e -en.
THE *<»N FDIlD HER '* "
Toe,day. Nov. I. IMI
Newark
Safris' clothing and luggage was
found in hi* hotel room and the
maid said ne last slept there
Wednesday
____
Backers Of Opposing
Sides Are Cautious
About Predictions
tlv The A s w litrd I'rM i
More voters than ever before
Until up at Florida pulls today tn
ballot In a presidential ouitc.it that
appeared to lie one n( the closest
in the stale's history
First return* burn two liny pre
cinct* that alway* have been mild
ly Democratic in the pact j;avc
ispcmocrul Adlat K. Stevenson ID
votes, Iti'publlenn Dwight I) Kl
senhower It The reports were
from Drown'.* Farm In the I’olm
Hearh County everglade* and Hutland In rural Sumter County of
Central Florida
Voters were turning out In un
preeedented mimheri in all sec
tion* of the stale, from populous
Dade un the lower cust coast to
Irfon in the noriliwest A total vote
of 850,000 was In «Uht The highest
p rev io u s was 7J7,l).si in the purties
p rim a rie s last May.
In some counties, voters were
HUOUITTI MONTMAl, named
lined up for a block or mure wultafter a Canadian Air Force regi
ing for the polls to o|icn Some
ment, Is the latest pinup favorite
times the Inn1 moved slowly, an
In the French capital. The shop- l.v
inircnlly liecuuso voters were havilhn starlet was o telephone opera
Inc trouble with the II proposed
ninendiuenl* to Hie Florida Constl
tor until a movie scout heard her
tutlon.
‘‘dial tone” and decided *ho was
tn some precincts, election of
the number lie was looking fur
ficlal* were having to call lime on
the voters, lurninit them out ill
_the end of their allolle-l flee minJhtc* so everyone would have a
chance
The turmoil indicated some polls
might not lie able In elose uji nt
7 p in and enillil Hie lialhit quick
ly. II there are voter* in lino when
rlnsintt lime vuine», they ure al
lowed to stay and vote
Seven per eenl of Dude County's
record 28H.IXK) registered voters
linil cast ballots willilu un hour
lifter the polls opened, leading
Registration Sunervlsor Carl llui
nm er Jr., to predict a total vole of
''perhaps 25n.unn for the county, tt
look an hour to vote in some pre
cinct*. A lew wouldn't wait
Dy
. HETTY It OSS EH
It wu* the sam e m Volusia,
OMIN
BLOOrtlNGTON.
Ill i* - II
where 28 per eenl of the voter* In Duffy Ives becomes first lady oi
two Davtonn Deaeli nreelneis voted Iho land, she will try to steer a
In the first three nud a half hours middle course between lies* Tru
In llrnwurd. 30 per rent had man's natural shyness ami Eleanor
voted by >1 a m In Hillsborough Roosevelt's flair for making new*
17 |M>r rent ot the voters In half
The sister of Gov Adlal Steven
the precinct* hud unite thrnuuh the son. thu Democratic presidential
inncninr* by '• u in
nominee, said III an Interview that
. Al II 45 a m,. several Orange If her brother wins today's elec
County preenuts reported half tion, she probably will renew llutheir registered voters had been in regular press conference* estnh
Iteporl* from Jueksoiiville and Ilshed
is h i..................
by Mrs Rnnsevell ami ipilet
Tiilliilias>ei» Indlcaleil similarly ly dropped by Mrs Truman
heavy votes.
Rut she won't allrmnt lo act as
What the wiilpnuriisg of voters an unofflelal ambassador for Stev
would mean lo either candidate enson. She'd devote her efforts to
was anybody's trues*. Doth sides managing the White House, helping
hoped il would favor their man. with correspondence and gifts, and
Supporter* of both' Eisenhower serving as hostess at official lime
and Stevenson predicted Ihelr can lions.
didates would win Florida’s HI elec
Huffy Is Mrs. Elizabeth Steven
toral votes, bill both were cautious sun Ives, 55-year old wife of Ernest
' t i p ihcjr forecasts
L Ives, u retired illplnmal She
Un the eve of election. Chuirniun would bu Stevenson's offieiul llos
K. II. Donnvll of the Stale Ileum- tvs* iH-euiiie he Is divorced Allen
eralle Executive Coinmittee con Hurdcn Stevenson, a Chicago so
ceded Elsenhower would run ahead clullle, obtained a Reno decree In
un the populous Fast Coast Dili IDI'J after 21 years of marriage,
he said Stevenson would t;et on grounds of ineunipatiiiility
enough votes In North nud West Stevenson was governor at the
Florida lo win the stale
lllue.
Mr* Ives' nlrknnme, "Duffy,"
It was Die holiest presidential
campaign Florida has seen............
since originated when Stevenson—who is
11128, when the state lust broke i 21* year* her junior—was unable
away from il* Democratic voting ns a tot to pronounce "Klfiubclh "
tl tradition and nave Its electoral 111* version—"l.ii tloff"—gave rise
vote In Repuhllcun Herbert Hoover lo "Duffy" and Die sobriquet per
listed.
over Alfred K Smith.
Mr*. Ives, confident of a Demo
The contest brought both Elsen
bower and Stevenson to the stute eralle victory, already I* looking
for campaign speeches In unprcce- forward to life In Washington ami
dented visits
the elegance of While House spe
lt was recalcitrant Democrats, I rial event*.
It will ho fun tn huve some
falling out with the party platform
and Stevenson’s stand on such lovely evening clothes again," she
things as fcdcrul control of tide- mused. "Wu'vo been living very
land* ami pro|>o*ols to let the gov simply, and ut so many affair*
ernment act against racial dls- nowadays you don't dress It will
crimination In omule-ment, that be wonderful to have place* to
wear clothes."
^ gave Elsenhower Ills boost.
Republicans alone ......... ha*’"
Dy "clnlhes" she mean* formal
sustained o campaign that would gowns, snd her taslc In finery re
Heels
her taste In diversion She
bring Ihelr candidate dose to a
Florida victory. They arc uuDtum- like* dinner parties dances, recep
tiered lu lo 1 In llu- record regis tions, muslcalc* 'Sue doesn't care
tration of 1,310,000.
for cards, and cocktail parties she
There wa* no Indication that finds "deadly" because "everyone
Democrat.-, for statu offices, l*> talks so loudly."
eluding the governorship, would
Despite her love for "dressy"
have any tight squecic.
nwns, Mrs. Ives is no elnlhcx
(If secondary Interest In the bal- orse. She hates going from shop
^ luting Is the voters' decision on 11 to shop comparing Items, and often
rt proposed amendment* to the Flori sends hsr secretary nut In buy her
da Constitution. .
"something simple and Inexpen
roll* opened at 7 u. m. In the live." She still wears some things
state's l.CSt precincts. They will she bought In Europe ns long ago
remain open until 7 p. tn , except as IB35.
where all the registered voters In
"I'll have to du some refurnish
a precinct east Ihelr ballots lie fore ing now, though," she smiled.
tlii-n. •
"1 think It Is Adlul'x destiny,"
j’rrhap* tti.noa Floridians al- she sold. "U Is surprislig In me
’
ready had voted absentee ballots that people didn't recoup Iro his
-----.long agu. *tn the
by Monday. They won't bo counted greatness
tfio ‘family
until Inter lu thu week along with we always
iTt ho was different—
. f<
reit
the official county canvass. In a sort of mar,
marked. He was so Just
4) close race they could be decisive. and gentle and good
Only five times In 107 years of
statehood has Florida failed to give
SEES ROK HUILDUF
IU electoral vote to the Democrat
TOKYO OH—Brig. Gen. Cornelius
ic candidate.
Ryan today said he had "received
Information that a sizable increase
ENCOUNTER SOVIET PLANE
In the South Korean Army had
bem ordered In Washington.”
TOKYO w - Far East Air
Ryan, whoso hcodquartcrs are
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TUESDAY, NOV. 4, 1*52
BIBLE VERSE TODAY
Ha explained tho need for Hie
Saviour to suffer In order to nave
humanity from selfishness and
tin. Parents and friend* suffer
for the kin* of other*. We should
avoid the need and profit from
experience. Did not our heart*
burn within ua, while ho talked
with u*.j— Luke 2lriJ2:__
If the ichool amendment dorin't
pan, we may have to put up iome
lenti for our children to go to
school in._____
Now that the election campaign
U lately out of the way, we »uppote jl it tale for ui to open our
mail and report that "The irerrt
of reviving n Chenille bedspread
U In the drying", it tayt here.
Sleffnn Andrew* pointi out in
the Timei-Union lhal the average
workingman in the 1). S. lakei eight
houn to earn $10. In England lie
takei 19 houn to earn the tame
amount. In Runis, HI houn. You
can decide for yourtrlf which »yitern it the belt,
teaching: Servicemen
Ik Providence, R. |„ the Superior
Court rulei that a citizen hat a
right to (wear at a jiolicemsn. "1
think one of the fundamenlali of
tha freedom we enjoy in lliit eountry it that a man can he ai vulgar
ai he likei”, the judge declared,
are no constitutional lawyer
and perhapt the judge it right, hut
our feeling in ihe mailer it that
what Providence nerdt it a new
judge.
w.
The political dopeileri predict a
wilt Congress if Eisenhower win*,
that it to iay the Senate will re
main Democratic, and |>erhapi the
Houw. However, it ii worth re
membering that if Stevenion wini.
tha Houie and Srnate will alio be
Ipiit, not ai between Democrat*
and Republican! perhaps, hut at
between Northern Democrat! and a
coalition of Southern Democrats
and Republicans such ai we have
had for the past two years. Steven
son would have just as much
trouble with this combination as
Ika would have wills a Democratic
Congress.
We •ra under the impression that
these prison rioti are Communist
Inspired. This country has always
had trouble in maintaining diici; pline in its prison block* probably
In recent yean because it has
tended to coddle Its prisoners. But
during tha present year we have
had so many of them and they
” ,he*« beta so serious in nature that
ethlng more than lenthtienlal•email
be to blame. Beginning
iua mutt
n
with the riot it the Trenton (N. J.)
a , . , , d j _______ * ____i s _____' ■ ___
0Ute
Prison on Apr. IS, we have
bed no lest than 14 major prison
riots this yaar at a cost of many
■fllions of doltan in proparty damand with scores of people
... and injured. Perhaps one of
tbo first jobs fpr Congress In do
: year Is to look Into our prison
surgery and recovery from dlnenHo may wolf change mir con
ception of tho fatality figure* citUHcd hy IIIiiohh and Injury.
Ono I* tho polio preventive gamma globulin vaccine and the
other 1* tho coolly built, mechanical heart-lung apparatus
Hhown at Cincinnati's Children’s hospital .*
*
Tim former prevents one of childhood's most deforming
and distressing diseases —■or will do ho if it proves success
ful on further experiment. The latter makes possible the
bloodless surgery of heart and lungs. Ileal use the heart-lung
machines breathes mil pumps blood, a mini may ho kepi
alive while bis heart Is Inactive. Children's damaged hearts
can be repaired. Mirny who would have died wlli mow live.
Many will walk who would have limped or crawled. All will
hope that these new aids to recovery will have the success
their Inventors have Inborcd for.
Prize For A Movie
Charlie Chaplin has been suggested by a Swedish liter
ary critic far the Nobel prize In literature. The critic thinks
that the cinema Is a legitimate branch of literature, and that
excoilunca in its creation should be recognized.
He has a good point. The movies are such a popular
form of entertainment that we some time* forget that they
can also he works of art. Some famous films of tho past are
classics in scenic representation. Tho Clovolnml Museum of
Art, to numo only one such Institution, recognizes this, and
collects note-worthy old films, occasionally repeating them
for public information and enjoyment.
Thcro is every reason for hearing productions of cinema
a rt In mind when awards are made fur literary merit.
Substitute for Umpires
"Learn another job, kid," the veteran umpire told his
sun. "There's a new Invention that will take this Job away."
Ho must havo heard of tho suggestion that close plays
. ny* could
Ito decided correctly by renort to the electric eye.
iye lta beam
could tall which reached tha base first, tha ball or tho run*
nor. Perhaps It could also determine whether a curve cut
tho corner of tho pinto or went outsde. That would leave
littlo scope for umpires.
Tho chief objection to adopting this mechanical device
for Judging plays is the frustration that it would entail on
the crowds. Who would get any pleasure out of howling,
“Kill the electric oyoi"
Mover may be their other rei
nsert!!, there U no qoeMioa
that Governor Stevenson
•r'* superior when it
lb oratory. In fact, he Hal
called by seme able critics
beet public speaker this coun*
th y produced' slys^Abrs}
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WASHINGTON
- .The little
man woke up today with a sense
of relief. This was the day nt !sst
when he wss going to keep that
date with his conscience and hli
holies for tho future.
He was going to vote for • pres
ident. He knew It was more than
just electing somo stranger to tho
White House and some political
party to Congress. Ills whole life
was Involved in it.
He was not one of those who
doted his eyes, smiling pleasantly
like a man in a dream, and told
himself: Everythin gwtll come out
all right, no mnttcr what happens,
and America will be triumphant.
He didn’t kid himself.
Knowing how he hod struggled
within himself to find an answer
lhal he could mark on his billot
today, he felt other people must
havo been troubled in tho same
way. He was sure they were.
could tell It by
l i e _____________
. . tho way the
fellows In the office kept talking
politics, nt lunch, when they
slipped out for coffee In tho after
noon. And when pcoplo came over
to the house in the evening they
talked politics.
, ,
What seemed good to him In all
this talk among the people he
knew was a lack of bltiemeis to
ward ono another over their differ
ences. They might act steamed up
enough to get red In the face and
raise their voices.
Yet, somehow, this was one elec
tion when he felt people were ris
ing above themselves n bit nnd
thinking of the good of Ihe country
Pigeon Blitz In London
Many Will Live
KEEP
lag their decision about tod*/.'
The only kind of pAopM who
berth*red him, and he had run Into
some of them, were those who
had made up their minds before
the campaign began and hadn't
really listened or done any think
ing.
But he was old enough to know
he had no monopoly on wisdom,
that maybe they were right and ho
was wrong. Ho knew one thing:
It may be years before wo can
Judgo the wisdom of voter* In this
election. It mny take years to sco
the full effects.
As he strode Into the polling
booth he felt, more than any other
time in his memory, that what he,
all by himself, marked on the bat.
lot was truly important.
He felt, sincerely, that In pulling
those levers or making those
marks on n piece of paper he was
helping write n page In history. Ho
hoped the history would havo a
happy ending.
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ROY WALL
IMT Sanford A rt.
OIL C. D. PERSONS
OPTOMETRIST
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
lift South Palmetto Avenue
10
(very payday,
pay yoursalf first.
Save with us. Earn liberal returns
with Insured Safety.
Eisenhower
Too Late To Classify
UfiPtlNIlM Fritss* *'-nf I»M®1
more convincing video than any
of the conventional cli'i-lloneve
| nronimnccniontv The pe ople clnseat
will im-i'l, mil nnd tixi liniigi- I In- In Kisonhiiuor looked relaxed, qullatest gossip,
oily optimistic—anything hut warIIm iy nnd Puller will I'ontiinu- rleil
They a n counting mainly on two
to lilaini' everything on no onfriendly press; tlm-le lllnim und tides—vast, lanverlul tides, ihey
sny
— sweeping through nil the
I'honc 891
Aunt Marin will bend for St.
I ID West First Street
Petersburg iome Ihe first snow crosscurrents of sentiment in the
United
Stales
today.
fluri y, w)i IIt* the Vnn Mnysler*
(Ine l> Eisenhower'* personal
and Ymideventfis will open their
house at I’nliii Bench. 1'iints and INipiilnrlty. It appears to lie Im
ifuIt*-1 >from llioeklyn will Journey mense
Tho other Is. In their view, the
to Miami for Ihe lures; Bing Inn: towering
item mill for u
Brothers and Burnnm nod Bailey change of popular
administration.
will it-tutn to Harnsotn, Fairs mid
Brocceiling from these assump
festival managers will start halthey go on to assert that
lyhooing their attraction* und ii tion*,
Elsenhower will command, by far,
bigger und hotter Florida Kluto the
mu (only of Ihe women's voles.
Fair sml (luspurllln will herknli And they say Ihe heavy registra
to tourists und winter visitors.
tion all over tho eountry Is, In
Bo, tnke my word for It folks, large part, a new army id women
Ike or Udlul, wo will roek along voters.
os' lliuul nnd bemuse Allierirn is
Tho "timo-for a-chnnge" feeling
wliut it Is, we will mii vivo mid that thry claim is so widespread
piosper. Bo, VIvn Slovenian, Viva will bring over to Elsenhower the
Kitonhower — whichever It i* tho support of must of Ihe estimated
Extra dean, new tlr n , New Top,
poor guy Is to lie more pitied than IT> million iinaffilinleil voters, his
excellent condition.
campaign managers lu-llrve
censored.
Elsenhower went through a work
horse schedule on the last day
lie motnreaded through tho sulr
mbs of Boston In the morning,
then rehearsed two hours fnr Ids
television,show, appeared on a ssro*
iC fsiisf,* r , - • n o (>»l
gram hoosting Hep t'hrisliqn flerKscellrnt condition. Deluxe
hiul rust ballots in the general ter's campaign for election ns gov
Model, Pynafiow___
Clean, Radio, Heater
ernor
of Massachusetts, delivered
election nt I ;IM) o’clock.
a major speech In Ihe Boslon G ar
Tubulntion of City und County den Auditorium anil finally a pprecinct* in tlm genera I ejection peared on a television .show from
will be made tonight ut The It until midnight.
Ono owner, clean,
Sanford Herald office n* election
Extra clean, low mileage,
2 KILLED IN BIG ITHE
llyilrnmntlc. Radio, Low
fully equipped. Pynafiow,
official* finish their counting after
in Ileago
HAN FRANCISCO i* -A l trnsl
Uudiu. llcnler
tho |wlls rloso nt 7:IIU p. in.
two persons were killed In a $541Tliesn flnnl, unofficial figure* (XXI fire that swept through a hotel
1949 International
will be made uvullnhtu to ttmlin in a downtown night club district
1950 Pontiac
Ton Pick-up
Station WTHH, which will imme early toay.
Tho
bodies
of
two
unidentified
2 Door Sedan
diately broadcast tho result* of
Truck
balloting l n tho City, County und women were found by firemen ns
Excellent
condition,
low
they
made
a
room-ln-ronm
search
Kxtra
clean, Radio. One
over the nation, from Tuuchton'*
mileage, used only for
Owner.
Drug Store. Complete Associat of tho nay Meadow* Hotel.
family use. Hpeclal.
ed pros* nnd United Press wire
HACK FROM KOREA
facilities will bo nt tho disposal of
WTHIt In getting up-to-date reLONG BEACH, Calif. (FIITNC)
imrts on the air concerning tho —Scheduled to return here today
general election over tho United aboard the nutl-alrcruft cruiser
U8H Juneau from tho Korean com
State#.
HANFORD. FLORIDA
TKLHPHONB 1MI
Alin, tho Hits Theater will offer bat anno Is Thomas J. Coyle, urnservice* !>v announcing election man, IJUN, *nn of Mr. and Mrs.
return* In the City and general ulius 8cnn of Higgins Apartments,
Sanford, Fla.
contest* at intermission time*.
By RUMBFLL KAY
tty tin- timr-thl* column reaches
print the e Ifr linn will hr over still
wo will know whether tho country
I* union In hell witji tile llemuernt* or ti> the dug* a it h the liepublicum*.
It mutt k-n one way or the othtr,
nlul lifter listening in all the
i-hargc* mol ruunti-rrhargr*, warnin ISn, of *|lre roniei|Uciicc* uiot
tcrncrul all imimi hull, Imloney nioj
liogwnNh | don't know who, wliut
or why to believe nnyhoily or uny*
thing.
Personally, In spile of ult tho
tlrndes and inuit-slinging, I still
think that this is n pretty good
country mill thill hnlh Klsenhowor
und Stevenson uro able men. No
mutter which one Is elected, t
think we’ll x" along just ahiint ns
wn have been with no rmlical
chnmres for hotter or worse.
AHer all the smoko nnd fog
have cleared away we'll find that
wo will go about our business Just
ns we have been. Some folks will
lie pleased, olheis displeased, bill
they will nil foiget it ill ti little
wlifle mid tilings will inovu buck
Into their norms I l! I nine.
The fight In Korea will go on
while both sides continue to talk
pence. The tax collector* will stay
on tho job, the postman will rontinue to make hi* round*. We can
turn on nnr radio and get unr fa
vorite program Instead of a blus
tering political speech. Of rouise
wo will still have to listen to a lot
of silly commercials, lint It won't
ho us hail as- It lias been foi the
last thirty day* or h o ,
big whistle stop* and tialua will
Whistle stop* will go buck to liethunder through them with noth
ing hut a tirukemun and n red
lantern on the hack platform. Tru
man will continue to plav hi* pi
ano In tho While House, for ii few
months at least, nnd political
hangers.on will continue to pull
coattail* and whl*iier to each
other lu tho comer of the room.
The landlord will ntlll come nround to collect the rent. Mother
will wreck a ten dollar bill every
time she goea to the A A I*. Buses
will still run late and overcrowd
ed. Who wlnr, the football game
will seem a lot moro Important to
most people than who won the
election. Butchers will knock
themselves out dressing Thanks
giving turkeys, and housewlvea
will wonder why the Mrdst cost so
much when the govusnment re
ports there la an uveraupply.
The United Nations will con
tinue to debate and Vlihlnsky
will rontlnua to veto, Fur coata
nnd deep freesea won’t lie quite
us popular as they u*ei| In )>p hut
tho flvo pcrcentera will continue
to collect knowing that there won't
be so many congireslonal investi
gations now that tha electlona are
over, and anyhow they can alwaya
fall Lack on r,l refute to answer on
advice of counsel.”
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AND LOAN ASS'N.
USED CARS
SPECIAL
1916 FOIU) CONVEUTIHLE COUPE
Special $849-00
City Votes
1950 Ruick
Special 4 Door
Sedan
1948 Plymouth
Convertible
Coupe
1948 Oldsmobilc
Coupe
1951 Buick
4 Door Sedan
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comfortable cash reserve—a fund on which
you can draw when emergencies arise. For
your own security and that of your family,
open a savings account here and add someLto it eachi and
i every time you arc paid.
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MIANt SECURITY)
Best Way
Industry and labor will continue
tn quarrel and workers will go
out on strike at the drop of a La
bor Halation* Boafd ruling.
Washington prill become more and
more confused and te Pentagon
will keep right on running around
In circle*- ,
Children will write letters to
Santa Claus, grown-up* will write
to Uielr congreaamen or the Wel
fare Board. Trigger-happy huntera will flood the woods and a few
of them will shoe! each other be
cause they thought they saw
something move m the brush.
Preachers will continue to denoun
ce tin and ttrga Vepantancr, Dm*,
tora wiU go .right on delivering
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THE M U D TODHY
By JAMES MARLON
The word "morale," hh lined In cohncctlon with the
nrmed forced, In frequently minunderntood. To many peo
ple the morale of fightlntr men In a thin# which enn be main
tained by camp ahown, letter* from home, recreational fncIIIllcn and post dances. All these thlnjfH moke military life
more bearable and pleasant and help to keep troops con
tented hut none of them Hlngly or as u group arc un answer
to the problem of maintaining high morale.
The Ford Foundation is sponsoring a study of educa
tional methods used l:i the armed forces to nioku the men
who serve aware of why they have been called from civilian
life. Educators nnd military leaders are agreed that morale
I? greatly affected by the umount of knowledge troops have
about why military service is necessary. The Ford Foun
dation study will try to find out if there are better e-ays of
educating soldiers, sailors and marines than ones in use at
present.
In any war the United Slates must depend upon citizen
roldiors to do most of the fighting. Career servicemen are
important nnd without a nucleus of such professionals the
task of building a citizen army would be impossible. Rut
the majority of Americans are willing to enter military
service during time of emergency but they want to be dis
charged as soon as tho need has passed.
Educating those who are culled to defend our country
is extremely important. Men taken Into the service must
believe that they are called on to fight only in defenso of
freedom, nnd that freedom is worth fighting for. Most
Americans are brought up to believe Uils but instruction Is
necessary to keep men In uniform from losing sight of this
nellof In the monotony and rigid discipline of military life.
The Ford Foundation Indy may accomplish much good.
Former Governor Strom Thur
mond it another eminent South
Carolinian who list come out for
.Eisenhower. Thurmond’it a veter
an of th f 82ml Air Rome and hat
be«n decorated for hrroitm in ac
Two tlirUlitur lulvimcua in tho llfu Having field of medical
tion. Ha waa the Statei Righti can
Hclonco havo recently boon announced, Tholr Influence on
didate for preiident in 1948.
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ENDING POLITICS AT THE WATER'S EDGE
If it's not one thing in England, it's another. Whatever
It is. it’s almost sure to be trouble.
Residents of Trafalgar Square in London arc being
troubled right now by pigeons so hungry that they are peck
ing away at the mortar between the stones of London's
ancient buildings. This is not so silly as It sounds. Actuully
the birds crave the lime found in the mortar.
As a result, the foundations of some of London's most
ancient buildings In the vicinity of Trafalgar .Square arc
being weakened. These buildings, which survived the air
blitz of 11M1, are now M ug threatened by a less dramatic
but still serious menace.
Ironically, the friendly American tourists who visited
London this summer arc held partly to Name. In their gen
erosity, they fed the pigeons to a fnr greater extent than is
normally possible in London, where food is still rationed. Hy
the time the tourists le ft, the pigeons hud become u i'cu h tomed to generous feedings. To satisfy their hunger, they’re
attacking the buildings, now that the tourists' handouts
have ceased.
The problem might be solved bv feeding the pigeons to
the people of London. This would help overcome the food
shortage and eliminate the threat to London's buildings. At
ay rate, the resourceful English will undoubtedly find a
solution to this problem and probably wish that all of their
problems in this era of crisis could be reduced to the terms
of pigeon uttuck.
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CALENDAR Of WEEKLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Celery Crate Scone
Of Hallowe'en Party
Thp annual Hallowe'en party
list Church will meet at Iho church nnd ilnncr was held at the Celery
TUESDAY
Cruln on Saturday night attended
METHODIST CIRCLE MEETS at 3:30 n.m.
Thu Parent ■Teacher Associa bv about 1(H) Seminole lllgb School
No. 7. Mr*. T piI AViDiam*, 4UO
Plumoxn Drive, Tucxiltiy, 7:110 p.m. tion of the South Side Primary student* and guest*. Decoration*
School will meet at 3:15 p. m. in the Crate consisted of HulloThere will Iw n basket sale.
No, 8. Mrs, Unger Hnrrfs, B‘J'1 Guest Speaker will be the Rev. J. we’en ent-, goblins, ghosts and
Kirambin Drive, Tuesday, 7:00 E. McKinley who will have as his other weird nnd eerie appoint
subject "Television, Its Problem* ment*. Decor ui Ion* were under the
Possibilities." Hostesses will ilill-etbm of the student committee
w The regular hui>ine*a unil soelnl nr..I
room mothers of tin* rooms of iioisi-ling of Ronnie Anderson,
meeting of the Daughters of Wes he
Zillnh Welsh, -Miss Hetty Carol l.oechelt, Jimmy Whatley,
ley Humluy School class of the Miss
Flr»t Methodist Church will meet Dothernw ami Mis. Ruth Carlton. Jeanette h inlaw, Heverlv Cooper,
In McKinley Hull at 7:30 p.pt. with A hourd Hireling will he held nt Martha Owen, Grace Marie Stinep.«r.
cipher nn>l Ro-eoiary Gamer.
Mrs. S. G. Hurriinnn, Mrs. Clark 2:15The monthly meeting of the
Square dancing und games were
I^onanly, Mrs. Edna Bridge.*, Mrs. West
Side School Patent-Teacher enjoyed during the evening and
J. E. McKinley, Mrs. O. I*. Ks- Association
he held at the pi ires for games were awarded to
fridge, nnd Miss l.ilu Woodard srhool nt 2:0(1will
p. nt. to be preceded Rebecca Coin. Glen Jones. Dorothy
acting as hostess.
with a hoard meeting at 1:30 p. in. Johnson ami Jimmy Hook. I'irtiires
The regular meeting of the ShufSeminole Chapter No. 2. OKS. foe the Sabmigiimii were taken by
fleboani Club will Ire prereded by will
at the Musonlc Hull at Ml-* Relicrru Stevens nnd Miss
^ c o v e re d dish supper nl the Tmtr- K:(H> meet
p. m.
Mary Jane Hoyle.
w t Club at 0:00 p m. The members
FRIDAY
A floor show was presented con
are requested to bring their own
World
Community
Day
will
ho
sisting of song*: "Kiss of Fire"
tableware and a dish lo pass.
held
lit
the
Congregational
Chinch
The Chapel Choir will hold re
by Ray Dnvis; nml "Because" by
hearsal at the First baptist Church ut 3:30 p. in. The speaker for the Conch Howie Gordie arrotnpanled
occasion will lie the Rev. 11. L. by .Mis* Ollle Reese Whittle: nlwl
at 0:45 p.ni.
/.Immermun.
concluded with n ghost story by
Tho Sanford !,odjrc No. 112 F.
MONDAY
Principal Herman K. Morris. Reand A.M. Communication at 7:.’I0
Circles iif the Woman’s Mis fresbment* roiislstlng of urange
p.m. Master Mason decree wilt he sionary Society of the First bap
nml run rakes were served
conferred.
tist Church will meet ut ^ 10:45 punch
under the direction of Sophomore
WEDNESDAY
n. ill. Ill the church and Educa clues
mothers: Mrs. J. N. AimrelA general huslrlrss meeting nnd tional building ns follows: Circle
ineheon will lie held ut the Wani No. 1, Mrs. II. F. McWhorter, lo, Mrs. M. R. Strickland, Mrs.
n'* Club nt 12:30 p.m. The pro chiiiriitun, I'hilnlheii Classroom; Alvin Calhoun, Mr*. W. W. Tyre,
gram will Include a report on Girl's Circle No. 2. Mrs. Voile William*, and Mrs. J, E. McKinley.
Chupei mis for the evening were
State and the hostesses will he chairman. TEL Classroom; Clrrlu
Mrs. C. F. Proctor, Mrs. It. C, No. 3, Mts. Hi alley Odluirn, chair Mr*. .1. M. Htlneelpher, Mr. nml
Wiley, Mrs. Jtnlcr Cameron, Mrs, man, Gulden Circle Classroom; A|i*. Homer (tsborne. Mr*. Henry
I'enrson,
Itohert Cobh, Mrs, E. Compton, Circle No. I. Mrs. II. L. Dnim. Dees, Mr. and Mrs. J,
Mrs. J. P. Cullen, Mrs. I,. T. Doss, chairman, Men’s llihlc Cliissiooin: Mr. and Mr*. Tyre, Mrs. McKin
and Mrs. .1. W. Moye.
Cliele No. 5, Mrs. W. C. Lynn, ley, Mi. ami Mr*. Y. C. Ibdlinger
For reservations, the members ehurimnn. Young Men’s Class- ami Comb and Mr*. Gordie.
UT \ stiolisors nnd the student
nro requested to phone Mrs. W. room; Circle No. il, Mrs. It. C,
have made |dan* to
II. Grnessle at IHfi W.
Mooie, ehalrmun, Woman's Bible eommlttee
The Midweek Prayer Service nt Classroom; Circle No. 7, Mrs. It. have directed game* ami dancing
lentral baptist Church will meel I. . Johnson, chairman. Gleaner's each fourth Saturday of the month
t 7:3(1 p m. The Sunbeams will Classroom, A cue red dish lunch ami a parly eneli holiday. The
aim meet nt this time
eon will be served ut noon In the Celery Crate is open every Salur
The Prayer Meeting Service nt Eilucutioiiiil building. Crlcle No. day evening from 7:3(1 p.m. Ulilil
the First baptist Church will Ite in 2 with Mis. W. D. Gardiner in 10:30 p.m.
tho Memorial Educational build charge will present n program at
ing beginning ut 7:,KI p.m. We I :(H) p. hi. in the church. The
continue our discussion of "Prog •heme "Awakened Nigeria Learns
ress in the Christian l.lfe."
of lin e " will be used. The nurTHURSDAY
rerv will be open for Hindu urns [
Hy VIVIAN HHOWN
The (5. A. Girls of Central Hup- end children of pre-school age.
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LAKE MARY
1 Mrs. (tillon and King
Philnthcu Hostesses
[lly VIRGINIA P. ANHF.HSONJ
A I* NewafratureMiss Knllileen Goff of Dade
City was recently the guest of the
Rev. and Mis. James M. Thumpson.
Word bus been received that
Alfred Sjohloiu, US, A ir„ Fmci',
stationed at (Tamil lliihilllon,
^ t’alif. has been promoted to stall
" e r g o n nt.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lamiicrt
fished ,Monday ut btitiutm Cieek.
Friends of Mr. ami Mis. Coot go
D. Fowler of Salisbury llcncli,
Mass. will be sorrv to bear of the
death of his mother, Mrs. Mary
Fowler which oeriirred recently.
Hath families have wintered In
Lake Mary on numerous occasions.
Joe R. Wells,.dr., Eire :| ot (gl,
U. S- Navy, who luo been stntlon(•cd at Puget .Sound, llremerton,
w Wit|h., is enjoying a 1(1 day fur
lough on the West Const, prior lo
transfer In Guam.
Pvt. doe Hauser. IIS Army, *t«tloliei) at Fort Hrngg, S. C. enjoy
ed the past week* nd nt home with
hi* patents, .Mr. and Mis. I. V,
Hauser,
llerciitly, Rev, ami Mi a. dames
Rl. Thompson hud u suipiise tele
phone rail fiom their son, Lt. (jgl
Janies II. Thompson, who was
^tem porarily In Hong Kong, China.
• I l l s post of duly I* Guam.
Thursday evening the Friend
ship Class of the Community
Church sponsored a Travel Talk
on the Far East by Mr*, d. M,
Douglas of WeliHilule, nt the
yhureli. Mrs. Douglus, win1 Is a
member of the Hoard ol Foreign
Missions, made a tour of the Pres
byterian Missions of the East last
Spring and her lecture was illus
trated with pictures taken u i the
trip nnd curios picked up along
the way.
There was, group singing of
hymn* prior to the talk and at it*
conclusion, the Friendship Class
served coffee and cookies and a
social hour was enjoyed. More
than £11.hi was realised from the
silver offering which was turned
over directly to Foieign Mission*.
Mr. nnd Mr* .Perry E. Renton,
S r , of Dayton, (thin were the
rtieat* of hi* brother, H. II. lienA ion ami Mr. and Mr*. J. II. bkp^ wcj. tlilr. p u t week. Over the
weekend, Mr*, dame* Hlcra and
Mlsa Hally Whiteman of Croacent
City, niece* of the Mr**cr* Ren
ton, were their guests, aslo. Mr.
Renton I* signal manager of the
city of Dayton.
Lt, ami Mr*. Wm- IL Hopkins,
J r and children moved to Orlando
Friday where she will remain for
tjio present. lie I* being transfer
red to Guam shortly.
A Lt. and Mrs. C. J. Coupe tiger
w and children have moved. Into the
former True home. He la currently
stationed nt NAAR, Hanford.
Friends of Mr*. Columho Fnrnia
will he sorry to hear that she Is
confined to the Orange Memorial
ltoipUal In Orlando duo to Illness,
■ r. and Mr*. A. H. Southard arFriday evening from WallMi, Ohio, where they have
at tho summrr.
•
The I’hllnthcn Class of the First
biesbyterIan Church met at the
buiiie of Mrs. J. N. Gibon, 1201
Palmetto Avenue, lust night at
7:30 p. hi . for the regular monthly
meeting. Mrs. It. A. King acted as
on-host ess, Airs. Watson II AA’ulInrr, class president pt.-shlol nvei
the mcetlitg with Mrs. V. M.
Greene giving the devotional.
Plans were made fur Thanks
giving donation* nnd also for the
Christmas parly which will he a
covered dish supper ut the homo
of .Mrs. Greene. At the close of
the meeting delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess
es.
Those present were: Mrs. W. S.
Ihumley Hr.. Mis. II. G. Thdiicli*,
Mis. R A. Coldi, Mrs. Arthur De
Young, Mr*. K. W. File, Mrs.
Marguerite Graham. Mr*. V M.
Greene, Mrs. It. E. Ileiiiilon, Mr*.
L. G. Hunter, Mr*. W. It .lennings,
Ml*. A. G. Mrlollls, Mis. I* T.
Piety, Mrs, C. L. Redding, Mr*.
II. A. Hwaitsiiir. Mrs. C. F. Xiiv.b r.
Mis. W. II .............. Mrs. W F
Viirii, Mi - W, E Willis, t|is dutm
Wilson and I lie hostesses,
Mrs. James M, Thump-am Thnrnduy.
Itiehnril Greenleaf arrived Satui day after receiving Ids honor
able Discharge fiom the If. S.
Army, follmving 20 months service
in Germany.
Mr. and Mr*. Harry Hindu urn
visiting the latter’* luolhet In
law and sister, Mr. and Mi*. John
Riot pliy.
Mr. atnl Mrs. .1, I. Itrum-h and
llitee rliUilli'll spent Sunday with
friend* In Lakeland.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar I'nrrisli id
(trio Vista were guests of her par
ent-, Mr. and Mis. C, W. Hjoldom
Hominy.
Jimmio llrodle who is u studcnl
nt Florida Htnte College, Tallnloissee, spent the weekend with his
parent*, Air. and Mr*, J. H. bmdle.
Friends of C. E. Milsted will he
glad ta learn that lie returned to
ids home Sunday fillowing a long
run vide see lire at the Veterans
Hospital liny bines,
Mr. and .Mr*. J. J. Toole of Ma
con, (In. were recent guests of
their friends, Mr. and Mis. Frank
Hartlow.
Mi*, and Mr*. Charles Krueger
returned to latke Mary for tho
•winter Monday after spending the
summer nt their home In Knox,
I ml,
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Keefer are
announcing the birth of n son,
Kenneth Rental il, nt the Frrnnhi
Laughton Memorial Hospital In
Hanford, Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Jos E. Uelirle urn
In Florida for n shoit time nnd
wore calling on friend* Monday,
They are former resident* of Lnkn
Mary and plan to Imlld on their
property hero before long.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Halley left
Monday for Tallahassee, where
they will attend Hie funeral Tues
day of her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Charles Sparks.
Ira. Wm. H. Matthewa waa In
Ml** Elisabeth baker ha* re
ado Frida
turned to Lake Mary for the winJ, M. bouglaa of Weirs tar, following a summer spent In
the guest of the Rev. and Cleveland, Ohio.
TEEN TALK
Twin* may dies* alike, net alike ami look alike, but tiny don't
always llilns alike. Ami that's
what make* this a wonderful
country
most people reserve
the right to llilnk for themselves.
American* do lint like to be regi
mented <>r herded into mas* tliini;
lag. but they have no objection if
Ilie|r he*l friend disagrees with
them on major issues.
That's why lots of young ailult*.
who enjoy choosing side* for n n jtiling from fmithall to piubir
games, Ilk' to bu*y themselves
with politic*. Over all tin coun
try you will see button* such as
J ’Aime Ike or Stevenson Icing
worn by student* who conduct ral
lies and soapbox meeting* to propound their theoile* on llodr
favorite candidates, even If they
are not of voting nge. Many of
them work at loeiil political head
quarter*.
It I* n good healthy sign for
young people to a, lively eng me to
pnlllles, Hy the time they get around to pulling II lever down In a
polling booth, they might know
something more of what makes
Ibis rial Ion tiek, and wlm are
qualified best to kei'P ll tl'K rig
with a good sound hcit*lb»-iil
lleio aie sonic *'f ill* ica oil*
j-iven tiy young people bo choos
ing Ikwoi Adlni . .
Fiom young people helping at
the New York Eisonnowcr-Nivon
hendqnarlers rome these rea*ons:
Sny* Carel Cnrroran. age II*:
"In my opinion, the one Issue
that nffeets everyltndy in thi.i
country, regardless of race, eolor
or creed, Is the Konnn War.
Everyone of u* ha* a loved one
either In Hint war, or earmarked
for it. The pulley now is In send
them In Korea where tliry fight
and die, and then new boy* mine
in and lake their place anil so
the cycle continues. There must be
a stop lo this — there must be a
better plan. Elsenhower won the
last W H r . He knows war far heller
than Governor Htevcwmn tlo«a—
lie will know how to win this one.
Let's get the youth nf Amorim
home again."
Sydney Weaver, lit',, »uy*:
"Uciiciul Dwight I). Elsenhower
|« to me the only man capable of
being tho next President of tho
United Hlale*. . . . I was terribly
annoyed that In some of the south
ern *tnte* the Democratic candi
date* ..for President and VicePresident nro running on a While
Hopremncy t i c k e t . Uemoernry
mean* freedom for all. - . . Second
ly 1 believe General Elsenhower
i* tho only man to stop Korean
w ar and Communist aggression.
. . . How can a mini like Hlevenson,
so unknown to tho world, ever
hope to end the confusion In the
world T . . . Thirdly, I bejicvp KIsenhower to bn Just the man with
ennugh determination to stop ris
ing prices before the dollar Is
PERSONALS
The N do V Howard C hapter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. La in son
returned over Iho weekend from United Daughter* of the Confed
Cedar Rapids, lo. where they visit eracy, met on F riday nt the home
nf .Mrs. G, |i, bishop with Mt*.
ed relatives.
Mrs Claude Hendrick and Claude
llcmlrlck J r of Atlanta. Gn. w rrr
the weekend guests of Mr nnd Mrs
II A Anplehy and daughter Mlsr.
Nancy Jean Appleby.
Mr anil Mrs I* 11. Tenslc and
daughter Martha Jean, ana Mrs, .1
It Cog burn spent Sunday In May
port where (hey enjoyed a tour of
‘ e aircraft carrier Tarawa.
IS
Mr. ami Mrs. H. J. Hebelli of
Jamaica, N. V. are expected lo arlive this weekend to spend a few
days
with Mr. und Sirs. E. D.
lays vv
1’rice.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Berry
have arrived from Philadelphia.
Pa In spend some time wllh Mrs
berry's parents prior tu moving In
Orlumlu In make their home.
Friend* will he glad to learn
that Willard Connolly lias leturlied
to hi* limiie at lu>t End Eighteenth
Stieet from the Florida Sanitarium
in (lilnndo.
Mr. and Mr* W D Itotmami
have returned from n visit In A1
junta, Ga with friends Their sou
nnd ilauuhter ln law. Mr and Mrs
Dale Hofmann, have left lor Lake
land after spending smite time lv
Sanford Dale Hofmann Is assn
elated with the RCA company.
Mr ami Mr* J <> Smith uml
elillilren Grace Maxine and Dailey
Park spent Sunday In Gulncsvlllc
with Jimmy Smith Jr und Miss
.lean W II m iii who are dudents at
the University nf Florida, They
were accompanied bv Mr* Smith's
mother and sister. Mr* 1. E. Ann
strong nml Mrs Randal Collins.
Among those registered lit the
just n in e Itidcd Iirtlh annual meet
ing of the Florida Funeral Direc
tor* Association were Mr. anil
Mrs. K. II. llt'lssnii of this city.
The meeting took place at the
Horetio Hotel In HI. Petersburg
lind was a three day event held
(Id. 2H, 2P and 30.
TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY
WUt D1NNCTI
s n o w iW h ite
.
si. v r s I jW tin s
i -g a w sa r i
'a V
— AUo —
Cartoon and
Bftkcfad Short*
tbe inerting plans were made for
a ru m m ag e sale to be held tut Nov
15 nt F o u rth S tre e t nnd Satifoid
Avenue nnd tho group voted to
donate a T h ank sgiving ba-ket of
food to a needy family.
It was decided th at t i c local
c h a p te r would have ns It* C h r is t
ina* ptwicet Ilte sending of gifts
to (lie Floiidu Htnte In stitute at
Chattahoochee. Miss Je a n Suyci
resigned from her position a*
eietv c h airm an nml Air*. Hugh
Wbelchei J r . wn* appointed to fill
tin' position.
I be p ro g n u n lilnlet the direction
of Air*. Alice Willink Imd a* it
subject "Hitnpincs* Ib io u g b Con
n o ) of Self and Inviconmeiii"
Those attendin g Were Mrs. A II
Duxlmiy, Mr*. Charles Vudoiit, b,
Mi*. | |
|.
Zlininei mini, All**
Huyer, Mrs. A W Epp* -It , Mr*
Hill Stanley .li . Mi* 1' " Sebn
UI d, Mr*. Vnlie Williams .ll . Ml *
George Andrew Speer, Alt*. Harold
Chiipnuui, Mr*. Willink, Air - Ralph
Wight II. Mr*. Dale Scott .li , Mi *,
Lester Guthrie mid Mrs. Jo hn
Morgan.
Mr«, Vaughan Is
Hostess For Meeting
pnlll in i iliiils MiiiH’MIli wlm \r»'t Mi • W L ho hle.ff A e'l' ' f"i
pill I to lilt' lid * of the I III' I tli, no • ting ii» ■ II*' I I I >no
From
w alking
hrndiiuni
fm their
I bn!
young people a iiviiv
in Stevenson's New V o,I
tel * rome these tcu»or>
f lialre:
Hays Lid* |l. Goldsmith, IB1-:
"I am for Adlul Hteveuson I •
r ll use he |i|"llil*e* the Alinileao
people only wind be sincere)/ t»
lleves he call fulfill fot them lb
realises, Hliuiiig olhei Him'*-, lb ,'
taxes itiiilud lie redinml will nd
harm lieing done to national >
eurlty.
Iltlier candidates mu :
roalluc this fart but have not g"i
tbe barkboue to ndinit II. 'I In •
even elnllii they eon do t
i"o< ■
slide. We Held m tbe Will1" II
a man who will face tie pi old a
of tills country without rose culm
rd glasses, uml then go on to rent
edv tlie III* iif tlu< country without
killing the patient. This Is why I
inn for Adlal Hteveuson."
to Mr*. Kiri Idniff. Mi* h S.
Kuiili, All*. Chn*e, AD . \A I Alor
I )*,ni Atr*. Irvin, Ail*. Mi l a'llm,
AD*. W A Flit*, Ml* At Aliinuih.
Ati .. If Will " 'lb All
E I Itm
,||, y, AD < I lleW i'l-ki and the
IiiisIi' sh, Mi i Vangiiiui
D.F..S AIF.I'I
Srinluole Cba|iti i N". 2. 11 I ..S
will bold Ihcii ■rgullir meeting on
T lm i-d a y evening. N m . ti, at the
Masonic Temple III Sanford Ml*,
j.ennu Mi l.iiin, w oitby million, I*
In c h arg e of deeoralion* and refrrshinenls.
not tils audience agree* wdli linn.
Hays R u th Raft el, IH:
lin'd sorb li mail to defet d u«
"Although I am nut nf voting We
nge, I am very interested in the from eoininunisni and to b ad u*
forlhrnuilllg election. Governor through these difficult tunes."
Htevenaun hn* shown In Ills o v n
statu that he ha* the exrrot'wability necessary for the high' *1
office In the United State*, lb
fnres Issues squarely nml doesn't
uvobl unpleasant questions. Rio t
Important, he haa wholeheartedlv
endorsed Civil Right*, despite eon
*ldruhtc antagonism from th>
South. Wo ni'csi a man like Steven
son for nur President."
Hay* Nulha Lee llluhm, IK:
"I am working for and harking
Adlal K. Hteveuson hcrausit In- Is
Intelligent, hnnust, and aide, Ink
ing order* from no one and ex
pressing hi* feeling whether m
ELECT
llonr> M. Jameson
long!
JMiilatlu'a Class Mas
Party At Kaclcr lloim*
APPROXIMATELY
FASTER
When You
CALL BY
NUMBER
h
Gh..*!* and goblins reigned *u
nrem . ut Hie West Side Sehiad
mi Tbursdiiv nlgld where the an
on,,1 Hallowe'en carn iv al wn* spoil
or. d bv Ibe I'nrent T e a c h e r Asm .
elation Kvl ilts began ill ti »**• p in
under Ilte .lireelinn of Mrs An
goto i 'niist,iiilliir, limlgel and It
n.iuee ch a ir m a n ol the I'T A
Hot dogs,
h a m b u rg e rs, cake
eollee cold drink* and »rm nines
were enjoyed and am ong (tie id
tnii'lmu* were a |.eep show, crazy
house, fortune lolling, dart g am es
and a rm inlry store.
The movie "T eiieher'* Heall" win
shown during the evening nnd (lolls
mid handwork w ere sold i ’upuliir
fe,iluies were ibe grail ting ami
fish p.iiul null others included pony
rules, a Irnlli rule nml Jeep rides
D c lid a y In n
('umpleli1New Owncrnhlp ttnrt MunuRer
HOMER BAG LEY & CARRIE BAGLEY
Dining -- Dancing - Cocktails
Featuring Steaks and Chicken
• Added Attraction
30 DAYS FOR REPAIRS
D a iry Q ueen
D rfive-ln
601 East First
DANCE CONTEST
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PRIZES GALORE
WED., NOV. 5th
9:00 P. M.
Midway Play boy h
Orchestra
Midway Iklwetn Orlando &Sanford — Highway 17-92
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WHETHER V()|I A'OTEI) REI'UBLICAN OR DE.MOCRATK
YOU’LL WANT TO ATTEND OUR
ELI'XTION NH.’IIT PARTY !!
T O N I T E !!
WWAYNE
__ ""ay I
S U b U 'IA I. S N O W I N G !
K a g lc y s
•
DISTANCE
x CALLS <
e G o Through |
lie Mire tn join (he fu n nl
itm gain laccliu.i Nigltl
g
I'urly !
('time in ns litle us !l:lb
I’. M. nml see u cttm|ilele
shiiwing of "llig .liui MeLuin."
— I'l.ns —
A speeiiil iitlviintT' slimvinu
nf line of the sensnn’s iipavesl hits — (Jury Cmiper
slurring
in
"SI'llINCFIKM) HIFI.i:."
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WILL BE CLOSED
DR. II. K. RING
West Side Features
Hallowe’en Carnival
KlkH Club Scene Of
Beta Sicilia Phi Meet
Mr*. T b o n u n
Vaughan
wn*
haste** (or the I'tm la i meet Imi of
wotlh lee* than five oi leu rente. Si Catlieiine'* t'lm p lri of Holy
II
Cr oh* F|'l*< opal i ion eh (old yeI'ut TiHih). nu*' 20, nmvm:
te n l a y ufte* iiihoi ii * '» uu p u t nl
"W i*
u imm wlm i»*
her tiome. I be tneelllig " 0 ' o|','li
t'oiH jt^«>||il * .'!fit! lllli'| »i ri(||l*,tl l.v rd willi a pnivi • I■v I to- i liaii ■on .
S tales a b o n
i , el yttilliq.
Ilian l* Geni i ill Kl'Cidinwci
Officers of the Sanford Naval Air
oil "F ailb of tile Clou, b" and All
t( ii lulu 11 Cloi-c gal*- Do* d'-volioo il.
Refl esbluellt < were 'ervi'd ill till
conclusion of tin- bicdlic ■* on elmg
tbe ie p e n ling of the 1.oid',* P rnyer
in unison. The A merican Flag
pledge, C onfederate Flag *alllte
und tbe *ingii / of Dixie completed
the opening ceremonies.
Mr*. Horace ■em o ted on the uunilul Floiola division e*mventioit
liebl recently in Jaeksotiv ilte ami
announced th a t the c h a n te r bad
hern givrn an aw ard for m eetin g
its quota on tbe memorial building
fund nnd bad received a trophy
for placing the most m arkers on
C onfnlri a te soldier*' grave*.
Mr*. F. E. Rnumillnt, p rogram
chairm an, gave n sho rt talk on
the combined imtioimllv observed
•lays in O c h -b ii. mimely. t'olurnhus Ibiv, United Niitioits liny und
Navy liny.
At the conclusion of tbe m e e t
ing a sweet course wn* served by
the hostesses to Mr*. Horace. Miff.
C. P. Herndon, Mi*. J. M. Hayes,
Mi*. L. A. H mmley. Mr*. M. S.
Wiggins. Mrs. Mary Htiong, Mrs.
Roumilliil. All*. Rnsscllcr,
Mr*
W. C. Hill. Mi*. .1. M. McCnskill,
Air*. E. li. I.miey. M m . Slim on
mol Mr*. lh*hop.
The Elk'* Club wn* tbe sellin g
Mi. and Mis. IL M. Goodwin
have a* their guests, h i* sisters Inst night for tbe regiilui meeting
of Hiundon, Wis., ami a cousin of the G am m a Lambda ( 'b a ld e r of
of Ibiklaml. Wi*. Mr. Goodwin'* b e ta Sigm a I'lii S orority with Mr*.
sister* plan to make their home William Conrad and Mis Jo hn
Fituputrlek , n i «-ho*tea*es During
in Hanford.
Friend* will be glad to learn
that Mr* Henry McLuuliu Sr., I*
getting along nicely after under
going an operation on Eriduy In
tbe Florida Sanitarium in O r
lando.
Hy HKVEKLY GRAY
THE HANFORD IIERAI.D
Tuesday, Nov. I. 19*2
Cafe
met mail.
Mi*. Henry M> hunlio It talked
J. G. Sharon n* en-hostess. Ml*.
Mi*, (l. W. I (ought* of Savan
nah, Gu,, I* the guest of her Par
ent*, Mr. amt Ml*. A. 0. Wil
liam*.
SEMINOLE HI
Naval Air Station
Ha’S Costume Dance
The d a te for the junior play hn* Station, their wives and friends got
been decided upon a* Dee 5. Tin' into the miM*l nf the Hallowe'en
CHIROPRACTOR
title this y e a r will be "D on't D ark season with n cn*1nm>' ball and *up
en My Doorway", n splendid com per oil Saturday evening nt the
Ukase rail for appointment
edy, vVtlich will be directed by Mr. ilneheinr Officer'* Guarlcr* on the
Phone 1752- -171(1
Sabitiiio, »wbo assisted la*t year stiitilin About li“i Sanfnrdite* and
S|miisorlng the play will be Mr*. Naval personnel gathered (or the
Hamilton lllsbcc, Coneb Guuii*, ami event which began with n liqff.'l
Alt* Hilda Winy The junior play siqqier served from M <o to J .in p
I* alw ays quite an event when it m after wIm li dancing wa* <-n
come* tit S.H.S., ilou't nil*- it Dec. joyed
Weird and eerie ill»n> niton*
ft! C asting i* going on right now
The Seminole* tied with Winter formed ii (dting liaekgt.anal (or
I'uik Fthln.V night t i l l . We wete tile oeeasslon ami dance musk
A*
proud of o u r ti-niu though, ami was furnished !>v Until Ktnli.tn
Aour UiiAorile
and
Itis
otebeslia
The
wearing
ol
know th a t out game thi* weekend
costume* wn* optional and d'ltitti'
I’ltol'itf rn p h cr
will be an o th er victory! AAV can do the evening prize* fur the In *t cm
i ' l m t t e .'HiJ
It!
lutnes were awarded to Ale* Hetty
Tlie Celery C ra te ha* th en new ittlters nml l.l Gomdr I T I.von
officer* for this year. They in
The event via* under tin- tlireetiou
elude: Ronnie Anderson a* prest of the following 1.1 t onulr l F
dent; Carol l.oechelt a* vice Gitlium: l.l Gomdr 11 tA Stnf
president; Jim m y Whatley u< *,•<•- fcr*. l.l ('onulr E J ll.irmeyer.
r e t n ty : and Je a n e tte Kinlaw a* Lt .1 S ( leveland and l.l AA F
tr e a s u re r Here’s imping we have Dmldy
a wntnh'iful year D'is time l e t ’*
hack tile C rate and really prove
to everyone bow nuieli we like and
g ra te fu l we tire that we have it!
O ur II squad team will oppose
Ilei.and tomorrow nigh! Imre in
town. T r y lo g>> If possible, be
M M. .Iiilifi Kinl»r wiis Iu m D' h**
cause they need our suppoit a*
much n* the A squad team, *«> let's t i*n‘htlv fm a Mu I1m\a . « m putty
show them thill we m u and will he lil'M 1iV t lit* I ‘ t 'at In i Claes's j>| th»
behind them nil Ibe wav' l'bo-e Kir*! Itiiplisf t lmii li Ktit«kt iiiinitut
I,laying tonight will include Ralph with Mm , Ki. 1<r w*n lit* ! mhi:
lowers, John .loin *. Jim AVhatley. Iiih Sti’fHtrmu, M r \ m1P- WilliamRob Sboemnki'i. Dallas Tut net. If*, Mrs rim * in t ( iillm an.I Mi Robert Newsoli. l u i n Rate*. Gene Cliff A hi i*a ,
lln**, Harold Fate, Randall Itev
W I m i * i i \y» 11" h u b I •- i
Hold*, and lloli Garter. Don t for
jttvnl with » list',
<‘tt 11
get th at a beautiful while natch *offlT. 4iittui
tint (fin
sweatei will In' uwtiided I" l lie Wl'f'l* Tihih'l lire* 111**i f 1■*I
most o u tstanding player by Ale J. W i l l m i i H , | i It* l" I (Ml lit I - is
N Robson. Sr. So play mill be*! *l«*r linnu* yy *>•• «11* n t in
and we'll be t h e n lootin' tor you • nitud w it h liitil. i ii ! <i i In
till! Good lock lo Coin It Scott, too, ’♦ion.
who Inis done a splendid mb la*
Tho*!* ntf 1*11*11111* vyrli* Mi It II*I
yon rim see by their vietoiiesl Mil.
11mtit, \'l* fl. M |i il \ It
with the It s q u n d d e n ’
mill Uiiliiii Hunt. Mi mid Ml
On Nov. |3 . the TLe*plnii* will Vulii* W illiu .H mu) J itu tit v ; Mi
present " S m a r t e r and S m oother”, nllil M m . K K. H u t -knn nlir* und
which Is a wonderful minedy Unit Itoii und (iiiry; .Indu*’ nnd Mr
Fm *ure you nil will love It'* built HiiUirltM Sit ll-il util j|Hi I
nltd
iirmtiui n r u l e plot and ha* a lot I'ulriiiti. Mi, and M m l.d Mmili
of net ion. It doesn't d in g , ba lot* itill Kddu*; Mt \ l» Hidliiykny
of laughs, nnd I* letilly m odeltt. II (ii I Fuvi'i Ml. II fit I Ml* ii
\
*„ wo know you'll b o o it. lb* rome Ih ’AYtdl ll ulld Si!«* I \ m, \| i atnl .
and see it Nov Ut! I'b, T ile .plans \t»- llaiAsy 11*11rii 11 jiu*t I A.ihf-i.j
a rc giving it foi Y t i t " I'lii* mean. i ’inl und Ki»v, Mi anil Mt
1 |
AI t. Iho townspeople, too lit tin Ci*h» H, Ihihy , Chff. if. | ifut Yin
S II S. a udito iium at a m i p m *•■■ m d . Mi and M i' t I \t••{t*•
that w'oltdi'tful *'a*l laltlce Ihel, olid .lo* \ ,
\l
Mi it fixI \| i
I
lame* Dnvi*. Alary Ltne b o v h . Miio'i'ipht’i ; \ti fnl Mi i m t ils <
Alertie t'rissey. Stall K als, Itoimie 4 "llm Mild <ilt'Hlio iiod I '"iHNi M«
Amb r*on, Ronald II 'Ll, Ret i iifhl Mi
I I inn * I •iim’U amt 1nt*
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Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Hennett of O. V. llornre, president, eomlueted
llalisnn I’uik were the weekend the m eeting which wn* opened
guest* of Mr. and Mr*. McKay with sevetnl verses of scripture by
Ttn11ifL and Mr*. S. M. Van Hook. Alls. A. K R o sse ttrr who nl*n led
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IU« fin ! fall L««i >1i feaiaiel
Bishop Home Scene
Of U. D. C. Meeting
MANGY OLoON
�rnv. s a n f o r d
[i •
nrrald
Election
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1>13
(('H lla n n
Wilson Wyatt Had
Early Experience
In Political Field
rru m
Queen Elizabeth
Pleads For Close
Ties With America
\■
m e * n »* »
vote* Ihero (our years ago
i I'olrito oux Harnur*. Mich., :m
nonneed 15 to (J tor Klsuntwwer
11 wbi 14(1 for Downy In *48
Klxcnhnwcr nml his wife "mv
Mamie” >vho campaigned l>y his
ship, were among the early voters
In New York City Tiny uni Hw'r
ballots In itl 7.V1 :i in mil went
‘ H’ii lc to I heir home at Columbia
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■linU lT X tty to a w a i t l ‘u _ n I jr .'.V i
Stevenson east Ills ballot in Mall
Day. Ill . ut lo ot; u m
President Truman valet I early at
[tidepemlem e, Mu ami left oil his
campaign train for Washington
Mrs. Truman ami their daughter,
Margaret, went to the vulinv place
i with him nml gut their haliots in
right lii'hii il his
Despite the Intensity of feeling
aroused at many places over nn
tionul ami local issues, there were
no reports of disorder In Ihe fore
noon hours
The llepuhllcan rail for a chani'e
Involved not onlv an end to what
the IJDI* lulieled as communism,
curriipllon and Inllalion at home,
but a review ol Ihe handling ol Ihe
Korean War. '1711* Included u dra
mode promise of a personal v*» t
by Klsenhuwer to Korea- prnlnhlv
his strongest lule-rninpnlgn lilil for
voles
Ayalnst this .Stevenson iminulc.l
hard on Ihe prosperity issue, paint
iny a dark picture of possible tie
nresslon If the Itepuhllcaiis win
lie promised a cleanup in Washmi'
ton. "merciless" prosecution id
Communists found In giivi'rnmeul.
flayed Ihe (!<)|* "(Jlrt tiuard" as
"Isolationist" and sold Klsenhttwer
nets. They ImVe helm friends held out "false hopes" of a Korean
ever since. Hut Wyatt’s appoint ictllemcul.
The two fireHidenllul candidates
ment lo Ids present post was
ended thnlr eutnpuivns stiortly lie
brought about chiefly ut the Inxtl- hire
midnight with nulinii wide
gnttun of n much closer friend, radlu-TV
broadcasts, Klsenhuwer
Carl M-Cownn, the governor’s fi-'
ii Huston and Stevenson from
legal aide.
Wyatt was a delegate In tills Chicago.
Stevenson said he believed the
year'* Deotorriillr convention, hut Democratic oarty should lie eon
he was not u Htevinsuii man lintled In office because "it is the
until lifter lie had cost Ills ballot, party of no one, lieeause it is Ihe
three times for Barkley. At the parly nt everymm " Me said he did
liilh convention It was Wyatt w W not believe Ihe country’s economic
nominated Horkley for vice presi well being could he xufelv entrust
dent. And .Stevenson made one of ed to the llepuhllcan party - "the
the seconding speeches fur the narlv of tear, inaction, boom and
host "
Kentuckian.
Wyatt Ims never been strongly
Klsenhuwer pledged to work lor
identified with tbe national Demo "a lust und hiding peace secured
cratic machine
ii main reason by the strenytli of the free world "
whv Stevenson selected him. Yet lie said he Is dedicated to "one
lie has always been a firm Truman supreme cause" — Die winning of
world peace in a struggle uuiimst
man.
In I(rill the President was bdil "the menace of floilless Coin mu
that the young mayor of Louis- nlsm "
Today Die llepuhllcan nominee
villa had made a great record as
"a man who gels things dime," was hack lit New York to cast Ills
Truman wunled n lot of new vole nml await Ihe outcome.
President T r u m a n. spunking
houses built for veterans, so lie
Kiinsns City nn the same
appointed Wyatt National Hous from
hookup with Stevenson last niijlit,
ing Adminlsti ntur.
said today's voting may decide
He laid Wyatt to "make no small "whether we tichlcvc lusting |ieace
plans." Ami Wyatt didn't. The nr he led Into a third world war "
[overnmenl'* goal until then hud The first town In count Its vide,
inert 4flll,Odd new dwelling units normally Iteputillcan Sharon, N If.
In 1040. Wyatt raised It to l.itOll,- ave Klsenhower .lit and Stevenson
IKK).
4. Knur years ago (luv Thomas K
Hu worked day uml nlglit, sleep Dewey, flrpuhllcnn, received 21 of
ing only fpur ur live hours—us he Sharon's votes to four for Truman
Is lining now ul Ktevensdh's head and two fur Henry Wallace, the
quarters III Hprlngfleld, 111, He Progressive party candidate
hail a way then—a* he has now—. A* usual, lioth sides publicly pro
ut getting the iienple nruuiul him fussed confidence uf victory fur
to work wIMi him until they were tickets Unit would curry Sen. Itlcli
ready to drop, lie has a happy, aril M Nison of I'uliforidu Into
genial smile and a warm manner, office ns vice president with Kiscu
make Sen John
lie miiki's friends quirklv und in hnwer unit olwould
Alalinmu Steveiisui's
spires deep loyally, lie looks Siiarkmaii
presldi'iii
much like ids candidate
lung- vice
Stephen A Mitchell, democratic
nosed and half bald.
uullnoul chairman, came up with
Merts Trouble
the prediction In a statement that
Wyatt's ardor In Wushlpgtnii HIeve n son would win with 41H of
did lint, however, get the results the 551 rleclornl votes. A total id
hn wanted. He got Into illiastroul 2ti0 Is needed fur electlun.
Arthur Sumtnerlleld. Ilepuhlleun
tangles with the Deconstruction
Firmin'!' Corporation over loons nalinnnl chnlrmun, furccust the
to housing pre-fiihrlcnlors; with cloelltm of Kisunhowcr. Nixon nml
tho Civilians Production Adminis a Hcnulillcun Congress lie aditeil
tration over steel priorities for that there Is evidence of a "land
veleruus’ housing and with other slide" In Ihe tanking
Hut it was npparenl Hint the conpowerful administration groups.
in lioUi camps was only
Hu resigned after a year, lint fidenea
skin deep -and a sensitive skin ut
his parting with Truman was most that.
Wbilu expecting a relatively
cordial on both sides, and in He- close popular vole, most politicians
rembor 11147 he wus among the Ilion uhi anything could happen In
first to start plumping for Tru Ihe Klectoral College context which
man's reelectam. Al«>ut that decide* the winner.
time ho uml Mrs. I’irrin Mesta
A «roup of hey status, luclmlliuj
were ro.rhalrtnen of the national Ihe three largest, New York, till
Jack son-Jefferson anniversary din- nuts and California, Apparently
nrrs to raise Democratic IU4K could swing the elucUon elllier
i-amnnlgu funds.
way. Ilesldex the Hlg Three, which
Wyatt Is a New Dealer and have 10-4 electoral vutei, purty
"F air
Dealer''
through
and itratoglils looked for a trend In
•through, according to his own Connecticut, eight votes; mussu
estimate. Ho apparently regard* clmiotlx, 18; Michigan, 80; Ohio,
tUevenson ns u direct descendant 35; Pennsylvania, 31, end Virginia,
of both deals, for he has said that 13.
A definite trend for nno candi
"If Uteri' Is any place that I dlfr with Htovcnsnn, I don't know date |n tbete itates would presagu
a landslide vlctm-v for him, In
her* It is."
' He was nn orgunlser and first alectorn) votes, at least.
f
f
president of the strongly New
I bullish Americans for Demo
cratic Action (ADA) In 1*47 — a
fact that has been loudly deplored
|w certain elements of troth the
wmocratlc and Republican par
rs.
Dill Wyatt said that ADA was
lercly nn organisation to "pru
de American liberals with »t]
IfcctlvM meillum for concerted
itlun." Ho said ha wantad th*
nltcd HUtvs to continue "the
regressive liberal policies which
Sve maile hsr prlvalu enterprise
ronomy thu stronguat In the
FIAMII UOHT D4I IKY over the Ohio Penitentiary whore t,200 prisoners wcnl on a wild spree of dcs Iruction and flre-seltlng. The rnen ended Itielr mutiny over "bad find'' nml returned to their cells
lust before a scheduled push by COO Ohio ffutlunnl Ounnlnmen High! buildings In all were let ublate
by Ibe convicts at Ilia duwntuwn Columbus prison. Damage Is eillmaltd at 11,000,000. ffnfernatlonalj
SIcvcnH tm
ff'iiillllO’eil From p»we flnr)
the miserable stalemate there must
be fresldy reviewed by fresh
minds Solution, selllcmenl and an
armistice (hero Is the first order
of piddle business Hut Korea Is
only one axpett of Ihe Coinmunlsl
conxnlrury against the tree And
this is no lime to hcsiliito In ilouhl
and eiinfnsl'in nlioul the dangerous
world we live In x x x ."
The Democratic eundldate rest
”d lust idght ut the home uf
friends, Mr und Mrs ilerm in
Dunlop Smith ol Luke Forest,
•b"Mt 25 miles north id Clileugii ml
Luke Michigan Ami Hum Ills
schedule called tor him In drive
lo Half (lay, ii small crossroads
community In Luke Cmudy and
mrui Stevenson’s home In nearby
Liberty vil lc
After he votes hi Hie Village
Hall, he will ullenil a brief reeep
lion sponsored by friends In Vernon
Township, widen embraces Liber
tvville mill Halt Dav In Hie town
(hip’s primary election, 701 voters
were listed as llepuhllcutlx mill 201
as ncnmrrutH.
After Hie recent Ion lie was to
fly to his Springfield hendqiiurtor*
mul wait out Hie decision uf the
[leonle
Stevenson's appeal to the people
In believe and trust In eueh other
and Ids eall tor (porlsmunslilp
In sopiiiirting the winner -were
driiimed In Ids flr.sl program lust
uigtd wlum lime ran out before he
completed Ids talk
The Democratic Idgli command
Immediately purchased enough
lime a tew minutes luler In order
to give him un opportunity lo
speak those final nurugruptix
llefore he lalked last night, Pres
idciil Truman—sneaking from Kuo
sus City said: “ Thin election ninv
decide whcHicr we gn ahead unit
expand our prosperity or whether
we lull buck Into a depression "
Stevenson then said "The end
lias now come, the cheers und
leers. Ihe tumult and the shouting
are almost over, mul these are
the last words 1 shall .speak In you
before the hallotlng begins liinior
row morning
"Anyone who runs for office
wants to win. I want tn win, ol
course; hut. win or lose, If 1 have
kepi faith wdli myself during Hie
campaign, Hum I can nwnil to
morrow—and the duy after —and
all Hu' days after thut — In good
temper and sutler contentment."
Stevenson told Ids nnUunwIilu
audience dial he hud fought fur
the presidency "sparing nothing of
myself" and encouraged by new
and old friends Then he sold;
"1 believe the Demueratle parly
Is the people's imrty. it lx the
parly of no one, because it Is the
parly of everyone, und the world,
the nulhin, and everyone In It. arc
the 1letter, tho safer, for It. I he
lleve that with even greater con
viction Hum when I uttered those
words t-l weeks ago "
Diplomat Conaidered
For Ponte In Mohcow
W AH IIIN O TO N OD—Tha Hint.-
IAM1
tot Monday
Hi against t!
9 British Students
Killed In^ Accident
Bureau1! rsetot cgusd ehM. tells
rieoce to Washington
gem
miMlm goutI I I U l* M V A ik #r»*
m o n e */—
er
I y m d r T o BU ‘I
M o ' W tD W lA oT
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community In the western part of
the stale, than did Truman four
years ago. Thu governor's total was
six. compared to 28 fur Klscnhnwcr. »
1Dewey got 28 in 104S und Trum an»
i got 10.
Klsenhuwer won n.n in tiunnam,
Ala , IO vetw to foot Tuhiis _fnr
HMD were not available. BUTTItr/-....
' 111n*i(l hud u majority In the tnw.t.
In Victory, Vl., Hisenhu ver
stored 2-1 I over Stevenson. Fu -r
seals ugo It was Dewey 1J i id
Truman one.
Sunflower precinct In A rM ia
L'uvn Stevenson seven and K >e ibower two All voters in the product arc registered Democrat.!. * /
Cutuparuble figures for '48 were
unavailable.
Some absentee ballots were being
counted, too.
In Muhoning County, Ohio, a
nartlul count uf the absentee balM s showed Klsenhuwer lesdlng
Stevenson 4M to M3 This county
covers rural oreas.
In Union County, N. J.. absentee
soldier balloting gave Elsenhower
203 votes and Stevenson 130. The
returns were Incomplete.
In tOIH, absentee soldiers voted
lor Dewey. 4(120 Wstlare got two
Aboil seven million tuns uf
bituminous coal are consumed an
nually In Missouri.
Haulm# Needs
Cli’iir tlie trui-kw!
wb' it
Cum ing th m u tfli w illi
tin ' liigtftmt liingniiiH in
m an y a im inn! W hy n o t to n io
tilling nm l e n jo y a holiday fro n t
h ig h prfiL'K?
Ael now and xiivu!
WMIll IRAN'S SHAH Mohammed l(l/n I'ulilcvJ nml Queen Kernya (tup)
watch a physical culluru show In Tehran, inemtM'rs of the Communlrt
Tuileli party call fur tils death us they buttle military students at the
Htadluui (ludloin). Tbe performance Was stagud In honor of the Shah's
33rd birthday. Nearly )5U demunidridors were pl.ited under urrt-sl,
M A R C H O F EVENTS
Moscow Movai Confuia;
Rod lino Turns Wavy
I
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Sovtal Congrou Scowls
But Jos Talks Softly
ffpcchlf la Central Prvia
AH1UNOTON—Untied Htutr.i uRtclal* expreted a month ago
that by now they would have a good Idea uf what Soviet Inten
tions arc to bn for at least the near future. They based them expecta
tions on lha Bovlet Communist congress recently held In Moscow—
believing that what would be said and done there might furnish thu
necessary clues. However, now they sr* frankly perplexed, amt recent
developments have further cnmixnmded III* confiulon.
Fur Instance, Premier Josef Stalin aald, In a magazine artlrln spPtarlng Just befur* the Ited congresx opened, Hint
’< |^ V war laitween Communism and Capitalism Is far
j loss likely than a war among the capitalistic noW m r' ’
-J g | ttons. At that point, the Ited line seemed tn point
j p H F , * ) . , I n a direction calculated tu sllevlats fears of an
W
I k V ' i.S jB
At ths congress, however, ths attacks on the
I*IU1-1
United States w trs blistering, Thsr* were Ihe
■ F ’.Il
usual dire warring! of American Imperialism. And,
' .■kjd I k f l l meanwhile, the Soviet pro|iagamtx campaign erri_ ’ :
talnly has done nothing to assure the world that
K"
s U
■ thtre won’t la- a third globsl war.
|^;
i Tho Soviet dtmaml for the rerall of irnlted
States Ambassador Osorgs P. Kennan has also
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• CAVIAR NATIONALISATION—^ook for tha Iranian* to taka as
Orm g eland with tha Russians over the caviar eltuatkin next spring
as they hava wUh Britain over oil
The faet'V, Russia* cavjar |* produced by on agreement with Iran
which glvee Rqssl^ Lbb soma right to exploit the caviar'producing
Utah rights to exploit oil.
MILTON W -th b Navy reported
today two British flluht studen's
JAMlfMMM, Internal Itevanue
W E L L . . UlS P § PfW D 0 E0 I W ANT M O
Riding IMeunurc
Tha latest development, however, U completion of the Aral In a
series of oo-called Mariner date cargo carrlera. On her recant tri
umphant etltry into zfiw York harbor, Ute new Xeyslono Marbirr had
crewmen of foreign freighter* hanging over the rail* with their binoc
ular*. They couldn't believe *he wta going that fast.
Top apead of the Mariana la a military secret, but unotlclaUy It can
be reported a* In exeeaa of 31 knots, When the program catting for
18 .of than at a coat of |3fiQ million Is completed, the United State*
may wall lay claim to having tha flnaet merchant marina afloat.
t struck UM
HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS
Take a Round 'Trip
Jliqinrlm-n1 wn* reported toilnv to
lie cnnilib’rin'r |*
the n-slgnmcnt uf
i r a r e r illnlnmnt Jacob D, H»nm
lo Moscow tu take charge of the
Prsmlsr Stalin dons Utils to calm the troubled waters.
cmliaxsy during Ilia ii Iimuico of AmBo—Untied States officials are right back where
l<assndur Hcurgu F. Kvnnun.
H<'am Is now ambasey ruunxi’liu* they stsrtsd—almost completely In ths dark,
•
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at llnlgratla. During much of his
SH-ycar service he was a npeclalht • MASTERY OP THE ERAS—The United States appears to be well
111 (ii'riimn affairs. Kennan. ile- on the way to recovering the position It held early In the Nineteenth
dared prrsunally unarrHptahla by Century when Us famed clipper ehtps dominated trade on the high
Moscow licciiuea of his criticism teas. ThU resurgence la in three directions—armed aea power, ocean,
uf Huvlct cuiulitlons, Is onrout* to going passenger eervlce and transportation of cargo,
Washington fur consultation*.
Witlla the giant liner United Mules may ha tees luxurious than
Diplomatic authorities said a
foreign flag llnara, aha Ii generally conceded to he the fasteat
proposal I* being considered to noma
and flneet thing afloat.
umbers Ra
With 7 In<
LONDON, t,fi
—Young Queen
KbrubcHi It pledged "the closest
and most friendly relations" with
Die United States lodnv In her
first address to Parliament
In a setting of gold and scarlet
mgear.try burking buck to the first
Queen Hess, Hie 2 >vimi uld sov
ereign told a jo:; t session of Hie
Houses of thirds und Com mo is that
friendship with the U S wul conlimit) to he a corner.' time of Hritish
policy
The aildress. marking the open
ing of a new session of Portia
merit, coincided with Hie U S
election day.
The queen spoke from a gold und
scarlet carved throne to motion
less rows of scarlet amt ermine
clad peers and their bcjcwclcd
wives, groywlgged lodges, und de
enroted ambassadors.
On her left hand, about six feet
away, and one tier below her on
me mree-tler dlus, sat tho Duke
of Kdinbtirgh on a plain little chair.
The queen'■ speech Itself, which
she delivered In a firm younu voice
for seven mlriulcs, uecurdlng tu
tradition reflected the thinking n(
the parly in power- the Conserva
tive government of Prime Minis
ter Churchill.
Tho queen declared "I earnestly
pruy llial in Korea un early ur
nilstk'u will he arranged " she
First Returns
many Irmnlws <
off, even feWr 4
of stulgeon roe.
' Rush* got l|
treaty Uist gal
major power wt
The Iranians
ford ft. With 41 revenues out
»bh' to eat u»,delicacy, mad*
w
Jrnlom
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Fully equipped — WSW Tires
$232
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Itopoly on caiiar In ItSL This r f a a the asms
issis to* rlflyt to enter In n to event aeother
i move* in th en : The treaty expiree next March,
given nolle* they wilt not renew it ta far as
This position Id being taken to eetsbllsh Iran'*
let Russia e tg ftt caviar while denying Britain
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daln for the English language. II
Boyle Finds Spain | you
*cck to find a friend lodging at
Land
Where
Dollar
Incite him os the portcro'i irwarlirk . •
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able answers is "M ister Dnakos?
were captured a few days
Tou^h Talker With erlaterAtwofederal
marshal was scheduled
to lake III'1 to Tampa anil he was
Lun Speaks Sweet, expected
to t " sent to Tennessee
answer federal charges there
Low Hetore Judge In "Judge,
I appreciate any lemen
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fldv
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Ketams
m l U na
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V i l l l l # 1 Mister Doakes—he's checked nut."
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Recently mi American lady who
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hod Inst her [gxieh approached a
Ity HAL IMiAU.
hntel irorteru und asked "Hove you
MADRID i*p
Mure snapshots seen my dug?
fruiii ii touring typewriter
Wilhuut even lilting on eye. pur
Spain today has become the tern replied suavely "M ister Png*
itieecu of Kuropu ter vacationing | Mister d o g -h e cheeked o u t"
i j 'i T i u n i for two reasons:
A visitor from the U. S gets ; High level Spaniards are annoyed
W
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fewer hluek hsiks here than in any ,. • (l,,.,.:,.,,
.
i„ i
...
' ,*a because
of thll
the ,delay
in
other European country. Juun Lo- 1tlis? U S giving
‘ “ financial
“
- aid to>the
per
.ir iKu *n * Tn Vs V
Iram-ci retflmi* llttt IhK aUitmh*
,
may
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2 'This Is one of llie few places
The Spaniards are proud of be
left in the world where the Arneri
,S
»
.
jji
i jP
rt
can buck s t i l 'has its oldliine im s
“n uld cultured people." one
ele A ltrvj dnllai -till is worth nai lu"S*lrn,1' fp” ’i«n resident here said
cents here ai d will g*. as fa.- us n "1 hey look mi most Americans as
t
V ^ <* V e .'
1^
•e
did luiek home before the war
"V ^ ' 1,111 ,il,hl'r
fnllilrin
.Jh ls ..ma/iin: dec. v.-rv that his I hev also like the expansive nature
i . l lar
has
regained
hear a ltd . about
ai
ii *'
ri
g.uncii uit*, health
n e a u n "*
, Americana
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si* hi u. .in Aiii. ti . oi» tourist uw 1| u,i 1J: American tourists he
-o 0.1 ., isd.l Inlying tag. slock have in Europe Uut mod of the
nil! op on $(*s> t.iilm made suits - Spaniards seem to think the^Amer
behave hotter
than French
made *ii two days and Ireauliful leans
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ladies’ lea Iher iam lhags at Id or British visitors Or eoirse, one
h licks that cos I at least double leasun may lie they spend mure "
lhal on Fifth Avenue
•
This low price scute hold sfor
Tipping is u major worry to the
dl native made art tries. Ilut frtr- American visitor abroad who is
eign luxuries in, si of which are never quite sure whether he is giv
smuggled in ami uie sold on the ing too much or too little. He wants
black market, are ultra expensive In do right by everybody hut
• u s Hie visit* r 'celling to wet his doesn't like to be regarded us a
whistle c»ii gel u fine bottle of sucker.
SEATS til) HOl.I.INd IIDM'N I'assi ■a t'i.y Vi !. Ii.*,:. ■ In . , I
! * III Vi ri I t > in■* 1 *
mellow Spanish sperrv for 75 eents
In this dilemma, rnouv American
nuliluur stage let. The first unit ul wind w 11 ■• i.;. i n I. il.** n. I
,1 res| i vi**|
otiM'sm
but iiiuv have t . fork out a dollar tourists remember Europe as a
sials lui this religions dramj. set Ii , oj. n r * i I ' ■ V. . I lm . . <i,i ■!<*Hn .1* i f.irin .t i I V i
for a Mii.de shot **f Scutch whisky night inure wilderness ol ruined
'Mils rial trull v re si iIts in mure a lid i u.stles surrounded by < forest ol
1-li.te ami mi sale at Amphitheater tilth.'. Sc..is . . . . : I I . ' . , . * ** 1I .*!.,( e. j i ,I. i .i fli ! *, i. u*
more and .... re Americans here outstretched nulms. nil reaching
In bos amt loge veal arras iniitirdicl •!) 1:1 lion, i.l p .* . . . . i
1 l.'ittiic; i ..in * | in .ii., i*|
reeonslih ring the medicinal virtues tor his nockclhook
tusah m.
of sherry
Ilut the wages arc so low in
Spain that lipping
puts no strain on
l(l|
Allhoiigh the main tourist season you at all Tip the taxi driver five wheel in sheer Jov That is almost llirlllv and have t io sain?* n ioitn
is over (or the rest of Eurii* e. imsetas—7*x cento—above the tare half a day's pay formany Spanish nt>n ,,, spaiii t)t;iti'c s. * : -iliac.
Madrid still is thronged
by late ilocked on the meter and he salutes workers
*i.... m ih.. Em.ii.i.
.1..,,, u„ri.i
• yini Am. rii ..es and hotel rooms you as ir you were a king If you
------m lh!‘ V , ,
’
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H
ine all hut unobtainable
want to tip n quarter—10 pesetas— MadridSpanish have
a lighter
,,,M’ iNaUnleiu*
nut *i laugh
•l'mleri
the lintel key Jock- you have to do it gradual! f i- attitude lovnrii life than Itarcclon lirgly "In liarer'lo* ;> i * v ike
minded three hdes to eat n g' i;t
ev» here huve it magulfieent ills tear he will drop dead behind the tan*, who arc serious
&».T'
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r
n r n \ i .n
I'agc *
In the ('tille d s ta te s, about
p* * ic n t of d e a th s t i*rn ah fire *
u *■ to i hi ;>l ureas.
ly ynu can slum.' the hespect.ic
MAH I'OW <rJam es Frail* l' .1 Hill said
Mil' .* tough t.iiker with a gun in* "My victims will tell you I never
'.is to*: * | **tie soil and low when laid a hand on them." went on the
' ivii' k I i I.* cioiit vhfiilay io answer mail wlm termed hnnsell tin
'■a his will kidnaping spree
"three gun manioc ‘
Do igla.s told Judge Alllidoti h<
1 1111 It „ oil
(or lenle m \ . ail
iii'i* .1 lo a.is wrong in knln.inmg escaped because he was ,ili*'.nly
i l.i r «•• mis in Florida sic.ding under a idt year senlence lor ..rtued
t:w cu's .nul treeing four eon rohbery
v ii fs pie.nled he didn't hurt am
. „.id aid he wu - sorry tor all
’ • t il.iitl hi . i ,1'ISI ■! ____ ____
T h e .il y e a : old l i m n e r insa ne
a s v l u m m m .ill w as c h a r g e d with
i n!v i n e c a s e .it tins t im e a i m e d
iiildie iy ul | ) r a n d M rs i
II
IliHiver Hill p l e a d e d guilty lo hold
i n ; i u l i e i ’ui|>le ill t h e n tinine
m ir l<i i a n t d c n lin g lewelry
' ‘
th e sa n fo h d
Tuesday, Nov. I, 1932
m i.
n .
M cL a u l l n
O P T O M E T K IS f
1'hunt*
111 M nt*iinUn
I
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Announcing The
i'l
r.jj
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New Manager
( lin'd at Si Villi
I ’l.iu h i, 1 enlliy
to th e sa m e
li.tr r e u a - l.ilni » I i.niela ■ lot
■ i in n r pal ol Hill a n d one el
llie fiiut l ien I r e d In Hill Itm u a
,,te lo.nl earn: id tlio oiilset ol
I. i I tint .1 iv s s p i r e
Hitt .nul
I*.* el.is
I ,- i a |U irial n e a t V oire
•< \’i> 'ti fio rd i Fr d n tnunuiig
Hill i 11 1 l i inuiiiil i'oiii l .tiulge
tins II ViniiloTi to senteine Inin
i .Id tin n Juilge Vntnliiii refused
e ini* In w.lull'll In 'l l' wll.il till
lerh'liil otln nils did with Hill lust
I will ill ler setd'eliee on von
oM das to day and (nun term
I., tin *n
linl"*' Voodoo lol.l tin
• ,s in. ill pel do
l lieu d you
.ir* ever tinned loose yon can tie
!.loll'.lit Inn Ii tielr and sentenced
Hoi t . o e s leileial knl'iapme out
it* t In It i hat i:e' a s 'lie i i-siill ol
lUolllel kldo.i|ni|g olei two weeks
i ii win a .tluiid '•* |*eoplr in l.eor
•la eid I 'l.i I 'l'ii i . 'i se'/id liv
''■•I .iial l io i iiiun.eoiii. - 1he util
Of The
Amoco Service Station
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•
P a rk
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Mike’s Amoco Station
Stop In To Sot* I s Soon!
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07.1 Ell m t i t.l i: l i t n i EM. INC.
I *!0'l Itaii.liilph SI reel
HOUSE for Sale iiiuv and a luff
Hunt in li n k willi garage Flow j
lug well tail HU « IKH1:< See <;
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shliile llees. I", alou. 'UI7 at *1
lotiville Ave. (Kuier Ining l i n n s
felted. Call ns f <r an if fiuiidih flit. T i m m s ini ii b* i r i a * i / i 'l .
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Htoiea, m n B M t iiY s t;
—
�m•
-Year Grid Pac
Sanford To Play In
Tangerine Bowl On
Nov. 20; Orlando
Comes Hero In ’52
Team No. 4 Wins Navy League Championship In Play-Offs, 2-1
Uy KENT CHKTI.AIN
of gridiron negotiation*
uiiarWOe
Ed
Orlando
High
Imol
hew -EjjjnNrtt'J* **-
No. 3's Tie No. -1 THE HANFORD HKHALI)
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1932
In Regular Play; Page 8
Hob Gaston if™*
Leads Rogero’s 164 Avg
111
Wf-il Wit
■1.1'Mlilttill’_
*
High were rlliuu*
climax'd
withl« yester
‘ "“ ■'Jay'ii announcrinrr by O lery Fed
Sailor*
on
No. 4 *lagrd
Principal Herman E. Morris that * whirlwind Team
to snare the
the two school* hail signed a Navy Mowing fi-’lnh
l.eague champion*
Writer Predicts Notre Dame To Use Psychology
Michigan State •
Tech To Receive
Against Oklahoma On Saturday No. 1 Position
Orange Bond Bid
fs Strengthened
Cards Object To
Takes N avyL oop
Pin Championship
By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN
CHICAGO (3) — Notre Dame Is
preparing psychological warfare
h'-ir‘••end-bom •• fofu l> '| contrnrt
tor unbeaten .Oklahoma.
ship
hv
winning
ia*t
Hnnuay
*
•he next t i i '.- y 'J n b v lm ln a
The two football powers clash
"Jtog" ftogero la the official
title
play-off
*erie»
with
No.
Il's,
Monlh.
.Saturday at .South Ucml, Iml., In a
two guinea to one and three champion of the abbreviated Navy
ton natfonalty televised attraction.
I hr Knit Ino m « 111 fill Ihrir point* to one, nt the Sanford Howling elreuit the flnul league
ItcporLs from the camp of Coach
averages revealed today. The enn••me remaining open d'-te dur- Howling Alley*.
ST. LOUIS
The Cnrdlnols nnd
Frank Leahy of the Irish Indicate
(he Ihlrd »crk of Vn'.-rdier
The winning Tara furred Ihr *i*trnt rolling sailor maintained a
Browns nrc at each other's thronts
there
will
be
no
trick
offenses
or
By
MOBRI8
MCI.EMORE
MU perrentage In nine games to
play In* R liienairr In the
laHite on the rlo-inx night of
NEW YORK iin—Mighty Mich'plays up the maestro's sleeve to again—this time over Harry (The
Miami Dally News Columnist
(Plando Tangerine tin 'I tnr
regular arnaon’* play
last top hla nearest opponent Mill Staspring
on the unwary Sooner*, who Cat) Brecheen—and the Issue hns nn State strengthened Its grip rn
MIAMI
U
ti—There
Is
every
indl
n l|',l of Thursday, Nor. 20
Thursday evening hy nipping pel by three pins per game,
one
tn
Commissioner
Ford
Frick
go
top spot Tn the A'.xocbded
callon that (leorgla Tcch-undcfeat- have five victories and one tie
Slapsl. like lie giro only play
Tl.<r next year E Igewnle/ wll the Nn. Fa In two of three
settlement.
Press football poll today, clo.*rly
ed, untied and third In today's and No. 4 ranking nationally In forFred
ed nine games of the 27 total In
rim e In .Sanford In piny whtlr the white No. .V* were taking *
Salgh,
owner
of
the
St
national Associated Press rank The Associated Cross poll this Ismi* National League club, said followed by Maryland, Grurgla
the loop. Stapel, whoar average
rli! rlvnlry shifts nick l« Orlnniln aeries from No. 3 which re
Tech and Oklahoma, but the shad
ings will bring Us fleet, powerful week.
was Mil, led the league for the
last night he has protested the mut ow of a four time winner hung over
n* the 1961 m’bmui. Morris said sulted In a two.day deadlock,
Lacking
this
black
magic,
Leahy
Engineer*
hero
for
the
1933
Orange
the three-year pad would prole
The No. .Ts hud ii better won* highest single game with a 206
has turned tn mental dealings In ter on two counts—tho local Ameri Ihe rest of the top 10 teams.
Bowl classic.
hbly he renewed afler (he three lost record of 17-10 to 10-11, hut p e rfo rm a n c e ,
Notre Dainc, squeezing hack in
preparation. His first such move can Leaguers cither "tam pered"
This
will
bo
the
fifth
time
since
I.ou Faro, who pluyed 21 games
yearn, thus evening the home-and- Nil. Fa tied the lender* Oil O
In setting the stage was sending with Brecheen while ho still wa* a to Ihe top 10 on the lioHom rung
1940
Hint
a
Tech
team
has
played
Rome aerie* over the next six Kelt. liaal* of team point*. Thu dead. before ii trniisfer order closed out
here and the second successive his backrleld coach, Johnny Lit- Cardinal pitcher or did so nflrr he of the ladder, has a date wllhA
Mha.
Herman H. Morris . . . Seminole classic (or Hobby Dodd' a slick and Jack, to the Chicago Quarterbacks' hud an oral agreement to become fourth-place Oklahoma this week.™
Jock forced the two leant* Into the si-U’im la*t Thursdny night,
a Kedhlrd coach, or both
luncheon yesterday.
One week later Ihe Irish, who
Ilulh grid roarhe* Mill l-'lem- a play-off Sunday night, whlrh b*v. le.1 Mu .t rend most plus, H71H, High Hrliool principal uummnccd sure operatives.
Brecheen. 38, was signed hy Ihe ruled Ihc roost In 1943. '40, '47 nnd
LuJock was a study in gloom.
and Fred Gann* were hap the No, -F* roue to the nrmalnn nnd ruptured third place umong the signing of a ..........year InlineNeither Dodd nor the Orange
Browns
last
week
to
pltrh
In
1953.
the
imlividiiul
Navy
howler*
with
"Wc
have
no
hope
of
defeating
alld-hoine fmithull coliti. T hud Howl selection committee chair
'49. meet .Michigan Slate and on
py with (he new nrraiigrmrnl to win twice ill three Nets.
Salgh said ho didn't "want llro- Nov. 29 tangle with Southern Cali
ii |3'1 nvenige,
been signed by the I'eleiy Fed* man It. D. (Buck) Freeman, would Oklahoma," he said. "Our vic
alnra It will halnnre up the mimt it l e p i . a v -o f f SERIES
Colrinnn Vale* rlalmed fourth with Orlando'* new Kdgewnler soy thl* morning that the agree tories over Texas (14 ) tint! Mur- rheon hack on my club," adding fornia. current No 6 lenm
11-21
No. It
high with a 130 average, Mob High. It was In line with the Sem ment bus been made, hut ft is due (26 14) were miracles. Miracle* that ho did want "our neighbor to
Thus Notre Dame once again
1 Tui a I (iaston, the only player to roll inole* expanding athletic program. known Ihut Tech's squad ha* Indi don’t happen every day. Notre quit meddling in our affairs."
will have a lot to sav in the nam
Brownie
owner
Rill
Vocck
Im
127 m u
linin'rl’on
Dame
I*
now
entering
Ihe
Dark
every game In the 27-aerlrs
cated to Dodd that the decision
mediately denied the charge say ing of college foolhall's No I learn
Mil 112
Mi own
league, downed the mint pins
nl which howl bid lo accept Is up Age*. In .succession we meet Okla ing:
of 1932. even If Ihut team Isn't
123 riH7
homa,
Michigan
Stale,
Iowa
and
Weeks
with a .1711 tntal.
to him.
Notre Dame
"We
adhered
to
the
rules
nnd
Southern
California."
112 113
Votes
Kogero won the high Indfvldiml
While the Orange Howl has made
Michigan Stale, although polling
have
nothing
lo
worry
bIhuiI He's
Rcfnrc
this
pall
I*
allowed
lo
Mason
series with a 327 effort. Hern lire
mi formal bid, both the local com
less first place vole* than Mary-,a
lust
trying
to
save
face.
I’m
very
settle,
let
It
he
said
quickly
lhal
the filial average* for 1032 In the
mittee and the Sguur Howl of New
tn have him protest, because land In the eyes of 131! .s)Hirl*wTlt- "
679 671 721 2»7il Navy League.
Total
Orleans nrc hot ullcr the Atlanta tho Irish havo Tour triumphs so happy
I've
lost
so many protests, ami ers and broadcasters In the sixth
farIhrcc
In
a
rnw-ond
a
loss
of
»'M»
No. I
authorities. An Informal decision
NAVY HOWLING I.HACllIK
AM poll, actuully increased It*
misery loves company."
22
19
to
Mitt
and
a
7-7
tic
with
1 Total
could lie reached today but the
Fins Avg. IM>.
Salgh contends the Browns could (mint margin from 20 point* tn 109
Mcnn
State.
173
till
Freeman
At 7:.'I0 p. to. tonight, nmhl the formal announcement cannot be
1474 Mil 101
Kogero
legally talk to Brecheen until It lord a tidal of 1.20-1 point*.
Although Oklahoma probably not
201 410 Htupel
Tee ne 11
1443 MU 200 early fragmentary election re made until the Dec. 1 deadline
The leader* with (mints on a
Oct. 28, Brecheen said nt his home
cent
will
be
favored
Saturday,
the
gloom
101
131
fur
acceptance
of
hid*,
established
Ernie
t
rifling
rrctl liana*
High Hehool's
Caro
:i7.m 130 173 turn*, Kctnimile
In Avn, Okla., that Marly Marlon, fo il 8. etc . basis i first place vote*
I*
being
spread
a
bit
thick.
Mill IB S Yule*
(lotion
27H t 133 104 powerful Junior Vnraltv football by Hie Southeastern Conference.
the Browns' mnrmgor, didn't talk In parentheses):
ex will* the
of home in me*
Tech’s first appearance in the
mo inn Dumont
Skeht
Leahy lx reported drilling hard In him until Oct. 22 or Inter.
211111 160 107 si|Uad will lie unveiled before the
toad till* In 193.1.
point*
Orange
Howl
came
In
1910,
when
on long passes hy his Iren-aqed
ltd 111) 101 local full* for the fiiwl time when
Salgh said his club asked waiver*
Creasy
State <.'131
Thlx yenr the Feds will play alx
1.201
Total
the Unity Fed* will clu*h with the the Engineers outraced Missouri, sophomore quarterback* Ralph on Brecheen Oct. 10. He *nid a 21 Michigan
178
148
134(1
St.
I'eler
Maryland (36)
ame* at home ami four abroad.
1,095
Del,uml It lenm under the light 21-7 In 1913, Tulsa defeated Tech, Gugllclml and Tom Cary. He fig seven-day period follow* for other 3 Georgia
181
2
IIII
140
Sehautteel
Tech (27)
.afore the Kdgnwutcr part, the
The Sailor crlruit, whlrh I* i i i i i i *
1.0 IT
26 12; In 1918, Tech edged Kansas, ures his overhead attack may he clubs to claim Ihe pitcher Another
MIDI 140 170 ut Memorial Stadium.
013 ■
Bemlnolr* had only three home poaerl of men In FAHItON H'JI, Marie
20 It and. last winter, camo from the answer against thr Sooner’ -lxday period. Salgh *ald, follow.-: 1. Oklahoma <271
Newly
hired
coach,
John
"Scot
180
21(12
I
I
I
5. UCLA l i t )
909 w
Ctinlaata dated out of the eight wo* fnreetl to elnae their eight- Murkin
behind in a stirring match to whip although Conch Rud Wilkinson's during which Drcenccn could re
ty"
Scott,
who
Im*
rolled
up
nn
171
I
I
I
2H7U
(! Southern California (3 )
1159
Bam Oil aehedllled for 1tir.il. Now week's old season, suddenly, when Skeht
llayhir. 17-14.
gang
has
intercepted
11
passes
In
impressive
record
of
two
win*
Jeet
any
claim*
nu
his
since
he
is
103
141
1717
7 Kansas
322
the addition of Kdgewuler to the the group received their transfer Week*
In ennverxnlinnH with this re ts past two games.
u 10-ycur man. Then, Salgh added, H Tennessee
171 lind one defeat with hi* JV porter,
2 8 6 1 Itl
322
homo schedule will give the Fed* older* lust week.
Dodd has Insisted: "The
VJ-H'2 unit Tee pell
So
Inr,
Noire
Dame
has
gained
comes
another
five-day
period
be
charge*
this
year
will
guide
(he
177
2118(1 142
191
conference will not allow us to only 707 yards In the air while fore the club hns to grant an un 9 Purdue
four guinea hvle mid five on the will replace the Navy loop at the N e g ro tt o
future
Sanford
grid
grout*
In
a
188
1704 142
10 Notre Dame
177
toad n«xt Season.
accept n bid at this time. Wc still grinding out 1.290 nn the ground. conditional release
Sanford Howling Alley* tonight. Miiuinunn
game
that
see*
the
local*
an
IH
107
201(1 III)
The second III:
have to play Army, Alabama. Flor Only two touchdown pusses have
The two roarlie* hrlle.e the
The consistent howling of Muson
Actuully, Salgh added, Brl'cheen II Villnnova
mot 111) i no nolnt favorite over Del.nnd.
120
ida State ami Georgia."
baailnalen ran hold Ihrir own
Huh fission, Fred Freeman anil Wise
hern
thrown,
both
by
Gugllclml
has
never
asked
for
or
received
a
The
l*«l
lime
these
two
club*
12. Duke
109
1744 no 181
However, It is recalled that Tech who has 11 cnnncclions in DO tosses release from the Cardinal*.
Mill Tee pell, who combined to (iiintmi
with Kdgrwatrr nn I he fool lutll
met
earlier
llii*
hcbhui
In
De13. Texas
105
2072 118 108
made a mid season aitrcetnrnt with Tor 473 yards. Six of his pitches
field. Ak (ianaa pul It, "Shire
roll a *erie* total ot 1231. III.... till Id
Tn
hack
up
the
second
point
of
Land,
over
3(M
I
fun*
watched
It Mississippi
51
2401 117 174
Ihc till group last fall, when, after have been stolen,
Oflando divided it* glgunllr
pared the winners ill the play Wiekllne
hi* protest lo Frick. Salgh said
Menu Stole
44
821 117 170 the power running of Johnny
sis victories and a tic ami wllh
Senior high arhool Inin Edgeoff*, Hundav. (.avion stale the Carver
Carey was hit nn II nut of 26 Hrecncen hud agreed orally, the j 15.
.lone*,
Mandsll
Reynold*,
Dalis*
16.
Alabama
43
m o 117 172
four games remaining, both parties for 172 yard* and has yet to score day waivers were asked on him, to
‘ water and llnone, we non have a
Individual honors with a I3M Fleemail
17 Florida
3(1
Mill 117 M10 Turner nnd Itulph Flowers turn were assured of a Dec. 1 signing. with an aerial.
. better rhaurr to play Ihrni on a
lnl.il. Molt Mrown's 112 effort Meed
become
u
Cardinal
coach.
the
game
into
n
rout
a*
HanIH.
Wisconsin
21
1734 113 178
Gnu of Leahy's most pressing
Clark
was tops for the losers.
• Om uiI rooting,"
Marlon dismissed Sulgh's protest 10. Mrincclnii
13
23(12 113 104 furd roasted Mr nn easy 11-6
problems has been trying tn cure as "silly" and denied he had talked 20.
Prov|o indy, Orlando lind over
In the final game* last Thurs Locke
’
Holy
Cross
triumph.
12
1610 111 174
rumbles. Ills team has averaged to Brecheen that soon
2,000 ■tudetit* front Die Kith day night, Ter pell'*
t<12 series Kohrrtsou
Half prices will la- churged fur
Sports Roundup
2711 120 137
more than five per game. The
_1 the 12th guide*, now guve No. 4 the victory punch llohnstrugcl
through
Brecheen said "I don’t know
Fifty cents for
By GAYLE TALBOT
101(3 120 104 tonight's g a m e .
Irish have fumbled 32 times and what he (Salgh) is trying In do. If
Kdgawatrr hai mound 900 pupil*, necessary In their two-gnmo win Kmlet
adult*
ami
23
rents
for
children.
140
120
lost
the
iiall
17
times.
But
thr
180
Which make* them nliimat the over No. Fa. Frank Markin'* Jones
It had been anybody except the
opposition has been about aa butter- Browns ho wouldn't hatfe cared."
1011 128 101 Principal Herman K. Morris pre
u m u ilia a* we are, (inrun added. 4B2 w it the heat aerie* for the Itrown
dicted
the
game
woidil
he
over
100
fingered,
committing
27
fumbles
123
NFAV
YORK
W
3—
Anybody
Inter
1001)
Tho two St laiiils clnli owner*
"Kdgewalar hna won only Inn losers.
Mroinldu
have boon fending since Vceck took
1210 124 132 by (1:18) o'clock permitting funs to ested In a spot of sports while and losing tho ball 18 times.
game* Ikle rear and are not Ion
(’airman
Vale* splattered Ziegler
get
home
In
llimi
|u
hear
the
first
walling
for
the
returns
to
start
tr>8
over
the Browns in July, 1931.
2300
124
powerful alnra (he player* were
1112 pins In No. T* win over Meeker tmyer
ATIj\NTA (^ —Kentucky's Steve
coming In?
1834 124 130 large election return*.
divided b a t w a a n ’the two
No. 3, who were led hy St. Monton
Meillnger, nn end turned quarterThe
Junior
Fed*
defeated
Main
Well,
we
have
awakened
belatedFIGHT'S
MONDAY
NIGHT
140
121
arhool*," Fleming poinled out.
1087
I’eter’a 173 aerie*. In a game Krister
hark, wa* named player of the
1331 110 137 land hv it lopsided M2-0 scorn while ly to the fact that Notre Dame's
"I would reHalaly rale them no
that didn't matter murh, No. Fog a I
week In Hie poll of Smilhenstcrn
By
The
Assorlated
Mir**
losing
IH-ll
to
Kilgewnter's
JV's
Fighting
Irish
are,
as
usual,
right
113
1411 118
hotter than Katterllnu*."
A's claimed a pair out of three Cui bomConference coaches conducted hy
NEW
ORLEANS:
Marcel
(HookyI
two
Week*
ugn
III
posting
their
in
the
thick
of
the
scramble
for
130
The two coaehra rooreded the set* over No. 2. Frank Dumont Muselneehe
2444 110
GAINESVILLE US-Tho home- [I rise hols, Hflii, Montreal, Cumuli), The Allanlu Journal.
The Srotlmen will the college football championship.
fact that tome people will md like pared thr winning assault with M eyer
1103 no 111 2-1 reeord.
corning viclory over Auburn last outpointed Bernard Dock sen, 147Mi
Meillnger, shifted to quarlerhack
nlnv
their
leiuuinlng
two
gome*
Coach
Frank
Leahy’s
team
thla nrw playing arrangement a 137 while l.mi Cant downed I’hilllpa
10)0 111 131 jit the Memorial Stadium. Thn doesn't have any title pretentions Saturday and an open date this New Orleans, ( 10).
for the first time by Coach Hear
122
alnra It look* a* though Hanford lv 132 pllia In thr srrlra for the Fried
112 III
weekend wrn* worth a day’s rest
PROVIDENCE. K I : Tommy Bryant, scored one touchdown and
contest will (ill Mit Iiiln in 1 of Itself this time, hut It 1* going for
trying to piny nut of It* rlu*.u lop arore on the losing end.
mu no 121 next
(hr Florida Galors Monday
Harrison. I78'i, Lo* Angeles, old passed to *el up another before
Sudled
to
have
u
great
deal
to
say
uhout
Daytona
llrurli
against
Sanford
However, they firmly believe the
Florida Coach Boh Woodruff pointed Jimmy Rlvln*, 1H3, Clive returning to hi* old |*ist at cud
The Thursday night idnyiug
on the night of Tuesday, Nov. It. where the mythical crown ultima planned
rid acrnrd la a good thing for date will not he filled hy the
to begin drills today land, ( lot.
lo snare another touchdown pas*
tely
goes.
Then
Kd-ewater
will
come
to
>a team.
against the B squad running from
Pew Navy VJ-112 circuit because
Mt Carmel, I’n ; Johnny Lom himself as the Wildcat* defeated
This
week
the
Grecnlcs
tram
(own
on
fcov.
IH
to
end
the
sea
. “There have been many people they will piny mi Tuesday night*.
Tennessee single wing The bardo. 1331‘j . Ml Carmel, Mu., Miami 29 0 Friday night.
South Bend tangle with the power the
son.
who wanted thin game uml Anot her Navy loop may he
Gators and tho Vols clash ut Knox knockedoul Johnny Do Salne, 155
Bryant call* the 2211 pounder one
ful
Oklahoma
Sooner*,
next
week
Scott
ventured
no
forecast
foe
ville, Nov. 13.
thought Orlando wouldn t play us, formed In the future, Hill Martof Ihe best performers In Ihe con
New York (4).
they
take
on
Michigan
State,
and’
thl*
evening'*
game
other
than
to
Halfback and leading scorer Bu EDMONTON. Alta.: G e o r g e ference.
ktl they should bu happy," they wick, manager of the Sanford Al
say, "We will ho ready for them. ' before the season ends they will ford Long with slight leg bruises Dunn,
Honor* os coach of the week went
agreed.
131, Eumuntnn, outpointed
leys, anhl today.
tic
Into
(heir
traditional
West
was the only Injury. It will not Dave Shade, 137, Charleston, W tn Uuhhy Dodd, whose Gcorgln
Negotiations were first started Nn. 4
CM I
Coast
rival.
Southern
California.
him ou1 more (I
than two days V»„ (10)._______ _________
Tech Ycllmv Jackets gave powerby Kdgewater, Morris said. "We
6 Total
Out of those three contests should keep
My Thr Associated Press
Iking's total of 64 point*
alnts Is
is Just II
fill Duke a 28-7 trouncing
icing nt Durwera rereplive of rtmrxo with an Skeht
140 ton
come
a
fairly
clear
picture
of
Fresh
from
their
28-7
victory
I.KADUK
CITY
Brumbaugh'
short
..................
1928
of Carl
Florida record of 77.
ham Saturday afternoon.
extra playing dale open, hut we Ter pel I
Mil Ifl'J over Duke Inat week, (Icurglu
where the power lies in all the
W
didn't want to Just play u game Kltilid
l i t 111) Tech’s Yellow Jacket* are preen
great region west of tho Alleghen
tilass
ID
and lose money.''
147 428 ing their wings for flight against Aec
(ia*tull
ies. Un fortunately, the man who
18
Slim*
Machine
He didn't deny , the fart that Freeman
132 417 the Army Cadets ------drew tho Notre Dame schedule
Most
Office
14
Kdgewater wanted to piny her*
slipped up on Maryland and Geor
Coach Bi
Bobby Dodd and his sides Stanley-lingers
12
this year but was refund heranae Total
732 631 740 2131 went into darkened projection Celery City
gia Tech, (he Southern bruisers,
0
Bemlnole High wanlfd home Nn. I
Ha should make a note lo remedy
J 1*2) rooms yesterday to study moving FMAL
9
fames for next ^ear'a lopsided
Way Brecheen Is Georgia Tech Ranks
Signed By Browns 3rd ;■ F 1o r i d a I s
N ew Year's Contest
Officials R e f u s e
To Make Comment
Listed As No. 17®
c
?
Sanford JVs Are
Favored To Whip
Bulldogs Tonight
imi til
V
S
Meilintfer Is Voted
SEC Player Of Week
Gator Begin Drilln
After Lawoff Monday
8
Tech Uses Moves
To Get Ready For
Big Army Contest
Bowling Standings
""*71,
road-game schedule.
.1 Ti
Meyer
Creasy
llramhle
Leading Stetson
Scorer Werner Is
Lost Fbr Season
llnssurn
Markin
700 680 683 2083
(2-1)
Total
Nu. 1
3 Total
Itobertson
Hrown
142
103
168
111
144
DILANI) IB-fetctioiV*K HattoraI*. Weeks
going b ack
a t.........................
to work today in got Mxsun
lit Ciarolhta Stain.
Yales
--crushing
K*f‘j
11 newsi' that
_____(heir
•ding scorch. Fullback* H
Herb
e
Total
femer, lx I t for UW (oaxm\.
%
TVirncr recelrived • broken rib,
m
liar bone
bona and irpatate shoulder
Saturday's 4-6 tin with Ftorte University. He ha* scored
* for Stetson this year
ich Jay Pattee it
1* hoping
nopin. that
Han, hlmietf sMellnad Fast
ilurif*, will be ready for
■day
» n x homeUna game
replacement
.Werner.
Haller* had a day n! rest
nr. Today Fittee plan* to
rata, on »Irenathening the
a
p
*boesuto' of
yara nursing
1137
724 733
No. 3
413
HIM
418
460
402
O430
.
144
IBS
16t
144
126
lUoatnflelil
Ixickn
St. Meter
Wiekllne
Monton
373
476
417
840
~7M *061
3 Total
140 467
14* 846
Dumont
Carbone
Fogal
306
Clark
Barle
'• Coach Bob Neylini
jtol ______
the. good
d nowa yesterday tha
“lex.
V*-I
LaPradd And
iroi Win Honors
pictures ot the West Pointer* In
acllon.
Comment hy Dodd sounded as
If he’s counting heavily on backs
Mill llrlginnn, Loon Hardeman,
Mill Teus nnd (ilenn Turner to
rurry the lurch against Army, lie
slogleil them out and said. "At Us
best, our Imrkflctd Is without n
iiitit-rloi In the country,"
The University of (leorgla also
(aces a tough assignment with
Mcnn.tylvanln nn Philadelphia's
Franklin Field Saturday.
Coach Wally Hulls said he a
planning to use more freshmen in
an attempt to spare his Bulldogs
from further trampling by hard
acks of the sort to
running attacks
...............
. were subjected at the
which
They
hands of Maryland, Florida and
Alabama.
Louisiana State University and
Tennessee lock horns In a battle
of strong men at Baton Rouge.
L8U has lost five and won twice
this season, but Coach asynclt
___ Ii
Tinsley
Is telling
tellmi the boys not to
‘»e downh
ait until
vesterdsy'a practfca, "Wa afc i
log to begin tomorrow to be t
Bohnstennl
Dcoksrmsysr
HuMmecka
^
--rterida'i
RWt Ceiarei
la Charlie La-
14* 183 111 m
143 100 111 414
Are (itnax
Stine Machine
.Stanley.lingers
Most Office
Celery Clly
FI'Afi
III!
tlcorgc I'cxohl
Hunk K retirr
Orville ToucMon
ui 98 849 milled tha North Carolina gama
186 181 418 because of • knee Injury.,'
180 171 117 489 Mississippi state sod Auburn re
sumed practice aimed at their
dash Saturday In a homecoming
■ame at Auburn. Both taama >u>
tcred soma Injuries In gemaa lest
jibed w)th
State last
, cfaah m i l
ipprahcmlon
i tow AU’Awrtoa ealb
Series
W'
C§kry Ftd ScMnto
2
3
3
31U
509
507
High (lame
Von Herhulla ...........
. . . .104
..
Jrxsc Cooke
193
(Icorgo M eiu td ........................... Mut
NAVY I.KtdUK
(Final)
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Nu.
4
3
II
2
3
1
W.
IH
IH
18
It
II
8
I„
U
12
IP
18
1(1
10
I't.
27
26
23
18
13
9
MIXED LEAGUE
No. t
No. 6
No. 6
No. 4
No. 2
No, 8 ,
W.
14
12
H
8
7
6
i 1
■
im i
-Jtely to be In the field.
Blu Stombler, Mlxml, won last
year. Other wlnnerx wera Jim Lee,
Txllxhxiieo; Hugh Hayes, Clear
water; and Tommy Sullivan, Mi
ami.
There
_ ivif w
whi
IRJuv
jo esii
an 18 iiun
hole QualifyIm round Thurxdxy. The low
.... 32
__
golfers
will TI
play
78 holea t t medal
___Pity
holea
competition ror the title.
in S ta tio n P o w e r!
New for ’53 . . . High Fidelity
J k PHILCO
TELEVISION
&iS
.
WITH
-i
TUNER
*!***K'*'i
Memorial Stadium
Event Schedule
Tonight
Hcmlnole JV *
p.m.
v*. DoUnd. 7i80
Nov, 7
Croc ms vs, Euatla
Nav. 11
Seminole JV» vt. Mainland
_
Nav, I*
Crooraa vs. Leesburg (Homsearning)
f,
Nav. 14
SemiMka va^Baabmaa
vs. ^ D tU n d
/M
Mil
Just like a Boost
MWUMTONNHT
Semlnola JVs^vs. *E^awatsr
*
,, -v-ray
that before next year.
We wouldn't attempt to guess
whether It will be Oklahoma or
Michigan Stale which the Irish up
set on one of the two coming Sat
urdays. Wo only havo a profound
conviction that It will ho one or
the other. If this doesn't cotno
about, It will bo necessary to fait
back tipun comparative scores,
If you can't make it to South
Rend this week and don't own a
television set, our four-star rec
ommendation Is the meeting of
Army end Georgia Tech down at
Atlanta. This jgame will not re
ceive greet advance billing else
where, but we have a hunch It's
going to produco more acllon than
six tomcats In a barrel.
II.O.
783
7HI1
GOLF
738
TAMPA Ifi-The fifth annual
744 Palma
Cel* Invitational amateur
74(1
If tournament openi here Thura727
y. with all former champlotu
Tail at High Barkis
169
BSVflA?
1
o
(i
High Ga«a
Vole eamo through wa garni Morris HJoblom
.
Hlgfc Barlaa
with North Carolina In lfp-t»p „Morris
BMdom ___ ___ _
physical shape and that guard
Team High Gama
(one wear
1 ' > -/ U T
Wednesday's Hcaults
(R oom*
03 Nmvy Loop
7:30 P. M.
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Alter!
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VOLUME XLIV
Established 1908
Popularity Of
Eisenhower is
Record In Size
Bereaved Family Of Dixie Crosby
By Tin Associated Free*
T*■•'
’
* V*'
i ‘ ‘»■
t yt'-i
CIVIL 8ERVICB MEBtlNO
Routine buelnsst will be Con
ducted at the regular monthly
meeting of the civil oervlce board
for City employe# tonight at the
City Hall, according to Harry Lee,
chairman.
Other memben of the board
are Hugh WheJehel, Lloyd F.
Boyle, and N. O, Garner.
ynrvTi
SCHOOL BOARD
•tructlon will hd Held a t 10:00
aon. next Thursday at the offlaa
. * r - ! * s 7 - ,;r jjr j
•’ '
Ike’s Vote |In
State Is Over
Half Million
?
iota.
HIS HIAD IOWIO IN Olttlt. llirg Crosby le:ivee the Church of flood
Shepherd. Ueverly Hill* Cult! dler lllgli Requiem Mu«» tor Ills wife,
Dixie Lee. The crooner hu» hie li.iiid on tin •liuulder of hi* *on, Lindsay,
Dehlud them are the three other Crosi'V -on*. Gary, and twin*. Dentil*
end Philip. Mrs. Cro*t>) died oi comer
>Jnieroafioual Soundpholo)
Official Returns Al Sabath, Dean
Are Completed By 0fHouse,DiesAt
Canvassing Board 86 Early Today
No Changes Indicated I l l i n o i s Legislator
Over Returns As Re Had Been Elected
p o r t e d Yesterday To His 24th Term
By CTIAMLKN F. RAHRETT
Official election returns today.
Including some 100-add absentee
WASHINGTON t* - Adulph J.
hallntx, failed to change the out Sabath,.one-time fmor* Immigrant
come of nnv rare or Issim u« re boy who rose to serve 45 unbroken
ported yesterday In the Herald's your* In Congress—more than any
unofficial returns of Tuesday's other man in history—died curly
election In Seminole County.
today.
Victorious General Dwight El*,
The 86 year-old Democratic dean
enhower garnered 1!7'J alrsentee of the House, known a* "the conhnllut* to Governor Adlnl Steven I gressmnn with u golden heart,"
son’* 13!) giving the GOP candi hod Juxl been elected Tuesday to
date nn official t.ntCI total to the i his 24th Straight term from a ills
lllinni* governor's 3,120.
trict in the heart of Chicago
Elsenhower won the countsSabath had served under eight
handily a* rurnl voters gave hlio president*, starting with Theodore
a better than two-to-ono tmirgin Roosevelt ill HW7
For many years lie bud been
of 2023 to limit. City nalloting
showed Elsenhower winning l>y u ehoirmtin of the powerful House
Rules Cnminllteu, which decides
closer 2,1158 tu 2.034 margin.
City voter* gave Governor-elect what hills will come up for floor
Dan McCarty a 10-1 majority action.
while county return* showed a
He was a prime figure III "New
somewhat less enthusiast le sup Deal” and "F air Deal" leglslalion
port for winner with better limn —author of a workman's cmnpena 3-1 endorsement. Offlclnl totals sallon act, sponsor of the first old
gave McCarty 5,689 votes to lie- ago pension plan, champion of soft.i*mImh#44 On I'Nif Kuir)
nublican Harry H. Hwun's 1,122
total.
This indicated that while the
county went for the OOP's candi
date Eisenhower, It was by no
means hacking the Republican's
state slate.
The hospital bond issue was
endorsed by both the city nnd
county voters. Sanford supported
Th" p-'nslpnh- Cntiniv ebeoter of
the hospital by almost a ID-1 the i* m erlon H»d Cross ►
>,»» f*r
margin while county voters hock exrped<»l lb* mi»i* of 'O >df) n»cked the projected bonds issue by mres nlloteil to the unit bv tb<- re.
a l>etter than 2-1 plurality.
i'loe»t director In it>» or* nurntiun
Final figures on Ihe hospital of Hft« In tb» ARC* "Christmas
were 4.248 for, and 912 against. on the lMch Runs" nro'-’sm.
Only 383 voters In the City were
According l» Mrs. Velma Gen
opposed to the hospital while R7li esis*, rteruHve *<>.-retiu v, the
were opposed to it in the county. ehaplnr b** hern able to urnvlde
The only amendment of the 11 r>*|- H ) g ir t oaeknge *, n e a tly douon Tuesday’s ballot which passed hi'* th e alfoimeni.
was the "School amendment" or
Tb" nriif^t I* b'.tue rumlurlrd
the first. The county gave it a •n nrovldlnw fT'-rlstm"* romem8,332 to 1,820 victory.
br»nf^a rriim the noople of the
Somewhat closer was the fight United States to m e n>rvloopn>n
for a new county xoning ordi e-hd will ||« on tile high *n»* nn
nance, A 2,166 to 1,614 vote from Christmas D***. a*-rer,llni( in Allen
Sanford be* xl carry the act over >f. C 'rter. regional illreri *r. Atlan
the county as rural voters op ta, Ga. The program will h* e*rposed Ihe new law by u 1,0-40 to rle*l nut et ports of embarknliun
164 margin. The final vote was and naval base-,
8,0)0 to 2,864 In favor of the
"Because of changing world
soning law.
conditions.'' lnstr*ictloe» state,
In Tocal race*, where candidates "donora should be told that If the
liatnllauva ua Pax* alt)
need for gifts for servicemen <n
the high seaa should diminish hv
they will be distributed
Fern Pafrk Woman Is Christmas,
to batlanta In military hu*plta|a
this enuntrv."
Killed In Accident In Mm.
Clara Ginn and Mrs. Francla E. Bala are co-chairman of the
prelect on the chapter level.
Contribution* to Ihe project
PfH W M tof of tile Glass Tower have
been mad* by the, folio wine:
nlgbt spot hare, was killed Wednes Th* Storv
League, the Fidelia
day whan liar car was struck bv a
train at a Longwood crossing. Cor- Class of th* First Bsntlst Gburrn,
OMf Hamar Sawell ruled the death th* Sanfurd Woman’s Club, the
accidental. He said a witness Seminole Hl*h School Key Cluh,
reported Mrs. Dreschler’s car Mrs, Agda Thomas, the Pilot Club,
stopped m the track and she ap tha Young Men's Bible Class of
the First Baptist Church, Mrs. A.
parently Dose with fright.
Tha coroner's Jury Included Her- J. Peterson, th* Women's Mission
aU i Jean, Charles Dudley. Earl ary Union.
Tha Phllathe* Class of tha FI rat
Dtngait. L. A. Rowland, W.H. YarBiB and Jess Cottingham. Cotting- Baptlat Church, tha Gleanera Class
Ban waa an eye witness to the of the First Bsntlst Church, tha
Women's Bible Class, also of the
bey husband. Wilbert T. earns church, Mrr, W. A. Morrison,
Mrs. Dreschler la sur- Mr* Sydney 4. Nix, Girl Scout
> ll-year-old son and a Troop No, 1, and Mr. anil Mrs.
Seminole Chapter
O f Red Cross Is
Over Its Quota
Da At
With all 2«7 precincts reported,
the vote was. Campbell 63.6UJ and
Cramer 64,526 About 7,300 absen
tee ballot* remain to be tabulated
Elsenhower’s margin In Florid*
was 34.0 per cent rompared with
38 H jM>r cent for Herbert Hoover
when the stale last went Republl
can in 1928 Hoover defeated Al
Smith hy 144.108 to 101.764.
On the same basla, McCarty re
reived 73 per cent of the vote for
governor, compared with D ork E
Carlton’s 60 |u>r cent over Repub
(Iran William J llowcy In 1928
While some Republicans called
the Eisenhower victory "th* reul
beginning of the two-party kyateni
in the south," "freedom of the
! South from economic bondage ind
a sign that Ihe people uf Florida
place country above parly," aotne
of the statements sounded like
those Issued after Hoover’s vktorv
24 years ago. as revealed lb old
newspaper flies
G Harold Alexander, Republican
executive committer chairman,
tald the preeldehtlal returnst,fas.
aurea a two-party ayatenl" and^J.'
C. Spades, Republican National
commltlreman, aald It mcana
many who reglatered aa Demn
cruta but who are at heart Kcpilbllcans "will Join with us In building
u great Republican Party down
hero and assuring a two-party syatom for Florida "
However, Swan charged bo had
receivod no liolp from Spado- .mil
Alexander nnd blamed thorn for
his defeat. He said they hud given
him "no financial uir or ciMiporetlon,"
After the Hoover victory In i'<28,
the SklptHT-lleun factions of the
party promised to nolle and "bung
about a real two party system In
(ho state" bul It didn't pan nut.
Even during the past year, there
was sharp party division over
methods of selecting convention
delegates
Alexander said Wednesday the
party Is pulling aside patron.ige
matters for the present to von
ccntrale on consolidating Its gains
and "building up a real twoparty
syitem In Florida.
Among jobs open when Ihe GOP
take* over arc If. S. district at
torney! for the Northern and
Southern District!, their assistanta
and collector! of cuatams
Alexander laid the llepuhlh an
victory probably will lead to paxsage of a congressional act pro
viding for another federal Judge In
Florida
"We'll get that apiMilntmenl.' he
said.
Lant Cull Made For
BungH I)iHeuho Cows
A last call for teitlng of family
milk cows for Uangi disease nnd
tuberculosis In th* county was
mad* today by C. It. I>aw*un,
County Agent, and Dr. James
Blake, St. Cloud, member of (he
State veterinarian’* force.
The two men pointed out that
testing of 70 cows, at kail, Is nec
essary In acquiring accreditation
from the United States Bureau of
Animal Industry, U. S. Department
of Agriculture. Thirty-five to 40
cows hav* been tested, thoy aald,
or about half th* necessary num
ber for th* accreditation, and all
requests for (eating have been fill
ed.
Th* accreditation, which has
been carried by this county Ihe
last 10 years, la necessary to per
mit the movement of cattle within
and out of the county without the
restrictions a non-credltcd county
would encounter, according to Dr.
W. D. Martin of the State veilnsrlan'a office, Tallahassee.
Th* federal government requires
testing of a cross oecUon of cattle.
Involving at least 10 per cent of
th* cattle pooulatlon In the county,
before It will deliver Its stamp of
approval
Tha testa are being conducted
*Hp Mti»w*| >i»* pi Mr n*">.
*r>« rtr **v»nk D"R’ni»n. r«»*itv
!' iffi
Ok 4 1
No. 55
Aiusoclnlotl I 'r r s s I.cased W ire
Ike Sit^crests
President In About 10 Days
To Discuss Peace Problems
General Gives Reply
To Truman's Wire
Siitftfestintf Parley
On Difficult Issue
The Eisenhmvorn Cust Their Bullots In Now York
Ry REDMAN MORIN
AUGUSTA. Gn .B (icn Dwight
Eisenhower -ogge-ted Imlay tn it
he meet 111 amnit til days with
President I'ruman to discuss th*
problem of |H-ace
Eisenhower replied this morning
lo a telegram yesterday from the
Pre-ldciil In which Truman pro
posed -ucli a meeting The Presi
dent elect mossueed back that “ we
tentatively plan the proposed meet
ing for the early part of Ihe wc«k
beginning Nov 17.”
Meanwhile, lie -aid, he plans to
appoint representatives "for In
doctrination in several other de
partments in Hie federal guvernmi-nl In this way our own confer
ence can achieve maximum re
sult- "
Following I- (be text of Eisen
hower's telegram to the President:
"I'lllink you (or your telegram,
I am gratified by your suggestion
that we have .1 personal meeting
tu Hie interest- ol orderly Iranilhnn llec iiiim- I obviously require
a rc.i.-ouublc time (or conver**Hon* and conferences leading up
lo the designation of Important
A S O I N 0 W I G H T I) I I S I N H O W I N Iti j m h h i u n I ' l i ' b l ' l u n l u i l i i k h u h m ' i"<
1 1" In pull thr t urtntn nf h\s poll*
assistants, t respectfully suggest
lu g t>«H>1li in Xew Y d f k I ii n \wtv M.tfiiin, i t u m l * u m B m g i v . . ^ . i i l u *: t ,i-1
tu In i list n vote, ff'ilrr 'inliouili
Hml we tentatively plan the pro
mised meeting for the early part
of the week beginning Nov 17
In the meanwhile, with your
permission. I -hall trv to take
immediate advantage of your suggeslion conci mliig a budgetary
irprcM 'idall,r ami will additionally
propose other individual- for indoc
trination in several of the other
deportment* III the federal govern
ment In tin- way mir own confer
llv JOHN 31. HIGH 1OWER
ence can achieve maximum resulte.
WASHINGTON r The Stall- Me
I -hare your hope that we may
iartiuont. target of Republican at GciU'inl Duclinus To present to the world aii American
ark fur six years, got ready today
unity ill basic issues "
tu face the Inevitable a Ill-publi
Truman proposed an early ilisAccept Presitlent’rt cuislun
can shakeup
ut Hie Whtte Himno on th*
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Washington miMde Hie White
earlier message be reminded Ei
senhower that the next national
NEW YORK M*—Several new* House was *o dunned hv Gen
it- Ei.rnN c. r t y
paper survey* miidid (tie pr«ife* Dwight Eisenhower'* election »ic
\\ \sm N G T u \ IPri'-iih-nl bu d g e t is being prepared und sug
aluiml ixilMer* Hit- veur tin the lory Tuesday uigiil I nt|ue*1auiabtv i b-it Dwichl Ei Kim nhnwet turned gested dial Eisenhower have a
preablential elei'liim Ittiwever. mi it meant that brad* will roll K* today lo ilo- million in take him representative confer with the dlhiNiy'.* ear eunghl tile rumtile <>f timalrs of Ihe number ol Inch ol on hi- llli'leeted Itntinoi t« Ihe Ko rerlur of Hie budget
the advancing Elsriitmwer l.nnl finals and diplouiat* who wdl gel reun W,n /one pobleK de, lining
Ihe general replied In-fore leav
*lllle
the ax range from around 4u in President l'i imao - oflei of ilu> ing New York "I -hall try lo
Tile Gallup Hnper anil I'rnvxb-v loo or more
w lute ri•.,. i clam
II range within tin- next two or
mill* ail xecmrd In give l>\i|g!it |i
I lull Secretarr Dean \elle*uii
K l-rn h >
el
e p b - I i i i l l i i e d l a t i ' t v tim e day- In have a per-nilul repElsenhower tin edge timing tln> out no one dispute* lb- b> o f l e i i in t i - in
11 li m a n ’ , -n in e
le.etdalive to -d vvitti the direc
hours befnre Ttiestlnv'v elet'llnii idanned for tiHodlts lo return to w bil l l.u n .n ie ni (in to po t tb,, lo v tor
Hut mmc (billy pirkril him
io* Wiishioglon law practice wlielli l i n e n
f, i ' h i ll e d I t i d c p c n d c n c c
De gave no indication of Hie man
The only ptiifesxiunal mill tfi.it er Eisenlmwei or Gov AilJ.it St-• a l I m d i - p e - . d ’ i| v n o v t d l d e - l i e )ic may choose for dial assign
<lid was Kenneth Fink’* Prlni'i-lnn ven-oii -ucceedC'l I'riim.in The top I n g o l o K o i e . i
ment
Research Service Rut hi* margin echelon under Aeltrxnn i-ndirai e1here hits been some -peculation
i hi' J’l i -lib ill elect -aid any
win fur sluirl nf the actual one upwarils of 2ii person*, iiieludlug -Ullahlc iinlil.il, plane would do Hud lie might ask In- friend Lewis
An Associated Press survey nf an under seeretnry. deputies, and and Hill in- a.,old in,|11y Hu- De Douglas of Arizona lo represent
editor* aero** the nation \huwril ti **lht a lit -ecretarles
louse I lep.n 1mi ill ii mii i of In* pi ii II- bun Dougin* formerly served ax
Eiicnlmucr Hie prnlnilile winner in
In addition there are men ulm
Then- "
tie iiuiucdlnlc e-plan dlieelnr of the budget lie also
20 states, and with an edge in have been elosely idi-nlitied will) allnn win I mm,ill allacbed the -er' ed .1 term a- ambassador to
eight, wlllt n lulnl uf 327 electoral Aclleson’s pnlieie*. such a* Philip "if -no -Itll ,|i ire lo go" ipialifi Gle.il Itnluin
votes lie actually carried all 28 Jessup, umlias-nilor at large, and I'.dlori lo In- otter Hill Elseollow
Elsenhower* aides were silent
stale*
prill* y planning chief Paul NiDc. er's repl- was delleile a-soiaiiee on Hie President's second proposal
Samuel l.uhell, who surveyed former Wall Street investment •bat In- will go through with tils for .1 discussion of peace problem*.
preelection sentiment fur ihe h.i idler
i am pal gn pliilv’e He said in an I here was no mdlcutlon In Tru
Kcrlppx-Howard newspaper*, said
Abroad u total uf 72 atiilmsxu address op (ivl 21 "I shall go lo man's statements about specific
n a d v a n e e that Elsenhower dor* and ministers liend op l> S K o r e a ’ le -c**k a w a v to a n luin aspects of Hie tpii'slnm that might
In- examined
"should win " l.uhell terms him diplomatic missions, nf those, de o ro id e i'iii ii Iumoii o( the w a r
Eisenhowers' personal idea for
self i reporter and not u |mll*ler. part merit official- said todnv. up
D e f e n - e S i - n e t n r y Itoberl taiv
and he said he rang dnurbell* in jiruximately 3U are career foreign eil Gen u r n ,ii llrinllev arid ullier a beginning is lo go lo Korea him
Strategic cnmiminllles Hr fniiml a service officer- and the rest un high iiffb i.d* o( the P e n t a g o n al self to study the situation there
definite swlteli from llinxc who political appointee*
r e a d - h i m -li.ip.-d l e n t a t i - e p lans and search for a solution
lie put Hu- in Hu- form of a
vidi'd fur President Truman in HH8
Many change* In foreign pn-l* to ta k e I i-en lm w er on Ills Knn-iiii
pledge during In- campaign and
to Elsenhower In 1932
are expected in tie worked mil hy |oiu uey
repealed It several time* He told
"There never wa* any duuhl In Hu- Elsenhower iidmlnlstruliiiii over
Ihe p tnli.ibilit- is the inijll.irv I'ruman yesterday that lie intends
my mind about Elsenhower," lie Ihe first few inoulbs of next year
will i-siin .01 (fleer to aecoui lo mild' "the secretary of defense
The spucululiun I* that lie will I'.iny him if Hi.it is agreeable to
■aid utter the election gave Ibc
general 39 states ami It2 electoral uecepl resignations of all the pnltii Ei-enliowei Mll'Oligh the officer the earliest possible notice of my
votes. Democrat Adlui E Steven eat appointees including such am probably will be of bipli rank proposed date of depature "
Meanwhile, Ihe general is simply
Pultersuu tbeie wa- ,m impression Hml II
ton gut nine stales and mu electoral bussndor* us Richard
laklng it easy
J r in Switzerland. Charles lllricii will net lie lliodley
votes.
He has Mamie with bun at the
Another newsman, David I,aw Rey in Norway. Waller S Gifford
MHieoidi Elsenhower lia* tn-eo golf club
III* daughter in law,
rente, Washington correspondent, in Hilliiin. William OTiwyer in nee ,d the 11,111011'* most famous Mrs John Elsenhower ami her
surveyed editor* of dally news Mexico and Pete Jarm an In An* - e l i l l e i h e no longer liolil- fits
o
->n(inur,l
Oh l-a>f l | t |
paper* In every slate In fit* dally Irallu
fi-e i.ir iummi--ion or any oilier
|
Elsenhower
also
may
weed
out
column syndicated by the Nou
dll eel l omieellon wllli ihe Army
York Herald Tribune on Nov 3, j -nine career foreign service offi When lie goes lo Korea presum
cer«
who
for
one
reason
or
another
he gave 337 electoral votes to El
iCnnllmied Dn Page Three)
have cm111veil their usefulness or
sennower and 149 to Stevenson
may
want
tu
litrelieved
nf
llu-ir
The New York Times published
Noled
WASHINGTON i,l*i
When
a stale by state survey the same duties
The Idg mystery in the depart
i'resiili-iit Truman rerorn* to nrlday amt found 23 states with 256
In Market Sales vnIe life .lull, 20 le- wdl be eligible
electoral vide* favoring nr leaning mailt I* what will happen to two
for a government pension of $95.toward
Eisenhower.
Stevenson career diplomat* who have been
M01 H hi 11 qiiiitG-i million 06 a month. T hat’s all. the Whit*
was ahead nr favored In 16 state* repeutcdly assailed by various Ite
mdrllcan*
In
Congress
including
dolllll
vi
ol
Hi
of
pro
d
u
c
e
wensold
linos,* nn id today
with IBS voles Nino states with
■Inrun 11 four m o n th s period end*
110 vales were listed as doubtful Sen McCarthy of Wisconsin
The $96.66 could la* drawn by
They are John Paton Davies, lug 1). 1. .11
1
nn f*M«*
Dm Sunforil .Slide r<oir»<l ro b ....1 Tiuni 'o because of
now attached to the U S dinimnal 1*111nior ’* .Market, m-coiding to Ids World War 1 mlliturv- service
Ic staff In Germany, and John Car :’nudv Anderson, iiinioiger, ami
Ida Inter service In the Army
ter Vincent, diplomuiic agent amt sales were lnxinteil more than nnd
Qualified reserve officer*
minister In Tangier Ruth men .<60.01 mi from those shown during reserve,
-tart druwlag a fraction of their
were Identified with China policy Hie -lime pel lod 111 DIM
active duty pay upon reaching 60.
prior to the In** of China In the
Bales f o r tile period hit I'Jltl,Them Is no compensation of any
The Countv tax collector's offlco Communists.
109. Ill tills y e a r , w ith
120,825
has been rushed by local taxpayers
Among Cabinet prospects could ' ’lilt* sold, while - id e s Iasi y e a r kind that Truman will be entitled
lo a* an ex president. A White
since thu hooks wrro opened Sat ho listed Govs. Thomas E Dewey
urday, according to J. I„ Galloway, nf Now York, Kherman Adams of for tin- pe riod hi! $198,818.60, with House spokesman said, "He lore
not oven rate free postage." Fro*
tax collector, with a total of np- New Hampshire. Earl Warren of 1 1:1 800 u n its so b I.
The sale of iiul-of-stlitH prod postage is granted to widows of
nroxlrnatidy f.'lll.OOO taken in uvi r California, Edwurd F Arn of Kan
the counter and from mail which sas, Dan Thnrnlon nf Colorado. uct* showed nil loci ease ip anils presidents.
Members of Gong res* have ■
haa been opened from the largu Sens. Henry (Jabot l^xige Jr., do of 9,57(1 and a vuloatlon gain
amount received.
footed far re election In Massachu amounting tn $21,280.00 mure pension plnn which was set up In
A considerable amount of inuii setts, Frank Cat Ison nf Kansas, Ilian 11)61, ......tiling to Mr. An tl»HI. Truman quit (be Renat* be
fore it went Into effect.
la to be processed III til" tux col Fred Beaton uf Nebraska, James derson.
Thu Florida nrodurt* showed a
lection procedure. A total ef about Duff of Pennsylvania: John Foster
8744,000 |s slated on the tax roll* Dulles, former Stale Department dei-remm of 2,661 units, due to
adviser: Paul G. Hoffman, former (be prolonged rainy period oc
for collection.
Th* Inflow of taxes ha* been Marshall Plan director: retired curring in III" first three week*
Movie Time Table
steady at the City Hall, also, In Gen, Lucius Clay and GOP Na- of Octulier, .Mr. Anderson said.
(«'«
n
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However,
tho
valuation
guin
for
th* collection of Cltv taxes, ac
KIT/
Florida products wns $37,870.00 Willie and Joe "Reek a t th*
cording to II, N. Bayer, City
more than shown during th* same
Cterk. Book* also were opened
Front"
peril"! In 1051.
PATROLMAN KARR IRON
1:42 - 3:3U • 6:36 - 7:33 - 9:83
list Saturday In this roRectlon.
The first local cabbages were
Highway Patrolman R, D. Har
MOVIELANU
A total of 240 receipts were
made out through this morning to rison, Sanford, attended a lecture received on the market today, Mr. "The Man With Th* Cloak"
tax payer* who had paid over the by th* Federal Bureau of Inveatl- Anderson stated, liuslness was •tart* 6:30, feature 7:08, <ntar>
Milliter. M»H had not b**n pro- gation concerning stolen cars, going at a busy paco at tho mar mission 8:33, last feature 9l i t
Polls Take Back State Department
Personnel (Jetting
Seat To Surveys Set
For New Jobs
Of Newspapers
ProfesHionals P r o v e
Cautious Art Press
Predicted IMtepmu
Army Plane
Do Al! Ritfht, Is
Word From Ike
f
Truman Will Retire
On $9.t).f)<> l*er Month
Bitf hicrt'jisL*
$39,000 In Tuxes Paid
To Tax Collector
*>»•'**) n Wf ) * r i * n J. Robhlna,
pW*4 |* n ll« rl* n nt tha r-wtn**daughter, both of Fern W. t . Kader.
wjsh,,,q v*" t*#*< shnnid *"•
The co-chairmen are purchasing k Ttm**
touch with Me, n*wao*i’« of.
materials
for
the
gift
boxes
from
was taken to Briaaon
Be# t#(«o»wvw« m . Tim# for tha
funds given by tha contributors.
c*M*d a* y*L
| | HmRfd
I
Fair thruugh Friday, except ..
peril* cloudy to cloudy with some
M allrreil light rain north portion
Oil-* liftrrnoon end esriy tonight;
cinder north snd rrntrel portions
Frida) and in extreme north to*
night.
"
THURSDAY NOV. ti. MI52
By The Associated Pi
Republican Dwight D. F.lsinhower polled more than half a million
votes In Florida Tuesday, but Dem
ocrat Adlal E. Stevenson xitlttled
down hla margin when late giturns
came In from scattered prerlnctx
At one time Elsenhower’! lead
wax more than 100.000, buf later
returns rut It to 87.077
With 1642 of 1784 prcrlnH* re
arlt*d. the vole wa* Elsenhower
10.560 and Stevenson 423,488.
In the race for governor, Demo
crat Dun McCnrty led theillckrt
with 533,360 against 194,045 fqr hi*
Republican optNment, Haiity S
Swan. The total* came frost 1464
precincts out of 11181
Elorlda alio elected leuagi of
eight Democratic congressmen and
one other race was still In doubt ,
The first district rongreialonnl
race between Democrat Courtney
Campbell, Dunedin and Republican
William C Cramer, St rrleribure.
may he decided by absentee bat
A cold ippralial of oloctlon aUtlitlca today loada to tbo conclu
sion that Preeldent-elect Dwight
I). Elsonhower enjoys a nationD wide popularity to which faw, if
any, other men In hlatory could lay
claltn.
>
, ,
The politico! flrea which blued
aero** this nation for four long
months have been reduced to
embers and it (a easier to dlicard
* V
hiritttan an n n
DENT DAILY
NEWSPAPER
General's Ma rtf in Of
Victory Has Been
Whittled Down To
Less Than 10^,000
Ike Than WereEver
Before Recorded In
Tlistory Of Country
moment. 220 to 114 In the House.
_
Eight races in the House have
(? not yat been decided, but Demo*
crate are lauding in all of those
contests and If Dtey all wtn, the
220-214 alignment will result.
Sen, Wayne Morse of Oregon
holds the key to whether the Re
publicans will have a working ma
jority In the organisation ol the
Senate. He waa elected a Republi
can but bolted the party to support
Stevenson.
If he llnea up with the Demo
crats, the alignment will toe 4S-4I
\J
with Vice Preildent Richard Nixon
having the opportunity to resolve
the tie in favor of Uw RepubUcau.
Republican* gained five govern
ors In Tuesday's voting, boosting
their lead In the stater guberna
torial mansions from two to It.
That ratio will hold If the two
races 1 still In doubt, In Michigan
and Montana, go the way they are
headed now.
: Before the voting, there were
>29 Republican goyenwre Ind 18
m . Democrats. New there are M GOP
“
governors and If Democrats,
l%m DK»avnr\]fr n i t ! l
SANFORD,
A More Votes Cast For
personalities and eaamlne stallsilea. Here are some things the
statistics show:
1. Elsenhower received more
votes than any presidential candi
date In history-millions more than
Jft any other. Too, the total vote waa
the greatest ever recorded.
2. Tils Immense vote-appeal swept
Into office with him a majority of
Republican candidates far the Sen
ate, the House of Representatives
ami for governors of the several
states.
3 His elecloral vote total was
the sernnd highest ever piled up
by a Republican-just a shade un
der the total accumulated by Her
bert Hoover In 1928 when religious
<■ prejudice against his opponent, Al
w frwl E Smith, figured prominently
m the returns.
4. Eisenhower shattered the once
"Solid South," winning three of the
most staunchly Democratic states
In the country and apparently add
ing four of the almost alWays Dem
ocratic border states.
5. He punctured the Democratic
strongholds of Massachusetts and
Rhode Island where Irish-Catholic
citizen* have voted in blocs for
0 the Democrats for a quarter of a
century.
Of the itution's 140,370 voting
mills, all hut 0,452 had been tabu
lated hv daybreak today Risen
hower had piled up a vote total
of 32.4B7.B88 compared to 26,158,058
for Adlal Stevenson, hla Democratic
opponent The total waa 51,836,540—
nearly 10 million p o r t than the
previous record high.
In the Electoral College, where
presidents actually are utostn,
_ Elsenhower had won 442 volee
* against 89. for Sltvenson Some
-s ta irs m ight-yet swing over (o
Btcvohion, particularly Missouri
and Tennessee, bul It seemed un
likely. And Kentucky might yet go
to Eisenhower.
Hoover received 444 electoral
votes to 87 for Smith In 1028.
Onlv one other Republican -Warren
HiirdlnK-gol more than 400 elec
toral votes That was in 1920 when
Harding won over Jam es Co*.
404 127
>4
Virginia, Florida and Texas went
Republican. In addition to Missouri
mid Tennessee, (he border states
that went for Ike were Maryland
and Oklahoma.
Elsenhower ran far, far ahead
of his party, sweeping Republicans
into office with him, In many cases
over strong Democratic opposition.
In Wyoming, for instance, Ben
Joseph O'Mahoney, a highly ranked
Democrat, lost to Gov. Frank Uarrett when Elsenhower took the
M slate, ending a Democratic grip on
"• Its vulcrs. The sama thing happen
ed in Arizona wharo Sen. Ernest
McFarland, Democratic majority
leader, lost to Barry Goldwattr,
a political novice.
Whether Eisonhawer will retain
hla tremendous popularity through
Ihe next four yeari remains to be
seen. His majorities in both houses
of. Congress are very thin Indeed48 to 47 in the Senate end, at this
HIE WEATHER
Hanford Stsralfo
irou u o irr
ket today.
yesterday at Orlando.
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ST. PETERSBURG TIMES EDITORIAL
WE’RE FOR AGLAI STEVENSON FOR PRESIDENT
BECAUSE OF ABILITY. COURAGE, LEADERSHIP
And now Is the time to endorsn
a candidate for President.
We have waited through the
shakedown political season and
until both candidates msde some
major speeches In order to get
some rusks of their polltlral
leadership.
I
Wo have waited until all the
primaries were finished In order
to see what roiiRresslonal and
senatorial candidates would travel
with General Dwight Klsenhower
and (lovernor Aulsl Stevenson
respectively.
We have seen somelhinR of the
General and the Governor in the
last I f years In Washington, lie*
far* either consented to become
a candidate we dug Into their past
attitudes and utteranrea on pubUe Issue*. We attended both poll*
Ileal conventions to observe them
- aad how they were nominated.
Wa have resa every speech and
every statement of both candidates
Up la this date.
.'•■»• ■
Governor Stevenson bus won
our enthusiastic support because:
H# la better fitted technically to
be President.
S has a talent for political
•rahlp that a successful head
of a democralls state most huvr.
l i t has the greatest political
courage of any major leader of
out tlmaa.
3
This rouraga la already bring
ing aalloaal unity and purpose
l*to focus for both his parly
aad the nation. Special Interest
groups, whether they lie rarlal,
economic or regional, have been
told to aspect no favors that
collide with out national and
International needs.
In contrast:
*• General Rlaenhower haa demon*
t in te d that ha has no grasp of
UM realities, the mechanics and
meant history of our civilian gov*
eminent.
«•»»>
!i- ■< - • , a^ - • '
' fie haa pandered to every howl*
inir faction and already has made
promises which have no poaslhlll*
ty of political fulfillment. If hn
anna wa will have a stalemated
government because his candldac
rests on a coalition of Incompat l
ble factlona.
The thoughtful volar sees that
the Tafl*Jeaner*MrCarlhy wing
af (he llepuhllran Party Is more
dominant than the robust Risenhower personality.
Wa are judging Klsenhower and
Stevenson and their respective
parties as of lf>62—not Hoover or
Poway, Roosevelt or Truman and
their respective parties In the
past
.
Parties ran change with candi
dates and candidates can change
with parties. In the case of
Dewey and the Republican Party
neither changed and the party
* proved to bo tho more enduring.
The Democratic Party changed
Truman more than he changed
t tha party. A party haa a peraanallty, and a composite conyrl*
wnra or soul and the head of the
’ must eapress or enunlclate
' i b [reams and aspirations.
"P ast la Prologue"
x
Let's first address ourselves to
Which of the two parties scums
beat prepared to face the danger, cue and exciting problems of the
M at half of Twentieth Century,
w a mention "century" because
* tha Influence of tha new Prealdent, the new Congreaa and the
MW Administration which taksa
M ar In Washington next January
will gp far beyond the next four
ht years.
«r eight
1 >>.
■• ‘ During tha first half of the can_ . . the United States haa had,
ta;ad ju st to a breaking up of the
■ aid Imperialist-colonial emppl res
gad tha political and mlllt
at w
want
than /*
I .'A doalltlona th
that
antwwith
lth them
i(i,
Twa centers af world rawer
- 4 h d U. S. aad tha U.S.8.H.—
• emerged from this. Ours la baa.
i,i:
oa Ik# Christian concept
■ th a t tha Individual la Im
mportih t, M am th# RtatI# taiafa to
» sdeve aad protact |
M l rather tkai
tha State. The re l f c ' r ' “ 'M
_p
are
this maaaJvo reorient*,
la the world ^la tha
ago with
non could
ger normal to more than twothirds of the world's population.
The Asian and African and
South American politicians sim
plified all this hy saying "throw
the foreigners out.
Japanese
military imperialism was based on
"Asia
for the Asiatic" and
throughout the world leaders of
the various eolored races trneeil
the burdens and blame fur all
their troiddes on the while man.
nomination and the world would
seo and hear tho 'real* Ike the
man of sincerity and high moral
purpose.
But the nomination and gift aa
head of the Republican Party did
not come to the (tenoral on a gui
don platter, The process of com
promise began i-ven before tho
end of the convention.
THE GENERAL'S NEW 'AHMY'
Hi'cause he is unskilled In the
art of politics, General Eisenhower
did not know how to take com
mand even when he became head
of the party. Appeasement let In.
He la not the captive of the Irre
concilable Republicans who will
sabotage our machinery for per
manent peace. He has embraced
them ami Is their happy leader.
After World War I the Russian
Communists were quirk to ex
ploit this hurt nnd humllituliun
of the colored peoples of the
world. Ill the Twenties, a Repub
lican Administration, fearful of
growing unemployment, pussed an
Immigration uct Unit was an insult
of every Aslutle. The fires of na
tionalism were fed stll) further
hy Hitler's racial policies In the
Thirties.
He could have hit u high ami
courageous moral note by refus
ing to endorse men like Jenn»r
nhd McCarthy. Thut was the signal
that the doubtful and Independent
voters awaited.
• Truly wa have lived and are
living through world revolution.
Tha question now Is which par
ly—Democratic or llepuhllran
—ran hast serve us and steer
us the rest of the way.
Our domestic and foreign poli
cies are Inseparable. Our tuxes,
uur wages, our public Improve
ments and the degree of m ilitar
ism we must embrace, depend on
the degree of success thnt wo
have in working und growing
v/lth other peoples of the world.
The Party Records
So let us Judge ttie records of
the twu parties und then examine
to whul extent General Klsenbower or Governor Stevenson cun
land and change those records in
the future.
The Democratic record, which
General Klsenhower bus endorsed
In principle Is long und proud.
Hrre ure Its main points:
Good neighbor policy—begun hy
Cordell Hull of Tennessee kept
Ijitln America In onr orbit during
World War It and Is building a
greater trade potential which Is
of particular benefit to Florida.
WHITK SUPRKAIACY - Asia
tics are nn longer Insulted liv a
Republican Immigration law which
nroused all of Asia—a reform led
liv the late Senutor Andrews of
Florida—which provides a basis
for uur hopes of building demorruev In the Knst nnd eliminates
at least one Communist propa
ganda line.
KKCII’KOCAL Tit AUK - llased
on the free trade heritage of the
Democratic Party, these treaties
stand as a great hupe of n stuhllixed world economy without
which there ran he no permanent
peace.
MARSHALL PLAN - Has provliled the economic aid which has
maided
France and Kngland,
'luly and Yugoslavia to become
allies Instead of satellites. Ilcic
the Democrats Showed high poli
tical courage and the American
people their real belief In demo
cracy In their willingness to pay
for a cold war after victory on
the battlefield.
POINT FOUR — A program
for teaching American know-how
to "backward" countries so that
they may heroine strung and In
dependent. Htlll in Its early stages,
It haa already wiped out debilitat
ing disease In parts of the Near
Kaat and taught Asiatic farmers
modern melhoda enable them to
feed themselves In the future.
NATO—Tho Atlantic nations'
military answer to Hovlat thrusts
la a growing power that can pre
vent a third world war. It was
Invented by Democrats and Is still
oppoaad by a large number of
Republicans, despite tha fact that
It was General Klacnhowar him*
aalf who organised and built this
union.
Thaaa ara tha hay laatruaieate
tha Deatocrata hava forged to
fight world communism aad to
wage a permanent peace. They
ara the measures of statesman
ship aad Imagination of the
Democratic Parly, Including Ita
ftouthsraera almost to a man.
t m the South, toe, haa emerged
frees Ha colonial atatua la the
Im I twaaty years, becaaae the
Demeerato saw the need el
exeeadtag ear eceaemy aad die.
tnaaUaa the fruits af lavraIlea aad arteaee la the Ualted
States first.
But science end Invention do not
***** ctUI. end they too era af*
wnrljveed^ President^ ^Roosevelt
A D L A I K. H T E V K N S O N
hope for new economic nnd so.
rial ns well as seientlfir und In
dustrial frontiers. Tho Democra
tic Plat fin m recognizes this, hut
there was nu mention In Ilia Re
publican Platform or any key
GDP speeches of the atom.
On The Polltlrsl Hide
Ail now let us exuinine tho
records of the two purtlrs on the
polltlral as compurrd to the eco
nomic side of international pence
nnd cooperation. A Democratic
President named Woodrow Wilson
had the concept of ii l.eugue of
Nations to Insure that the "tvur
to end war” meant what he prom
ised It would inrun. A group of
Republican senators started tit
sabotage this possibility of en
lightened international co-operathin vwn while World War I was
raging. Their motives were do
mestic und ecunnmlc nnd stem
lack to the historic difference of
free trade nnd protective tariff
between the Republican und De
mocratic parlies.
Kronomlr
Isolationism, at*
tempts to cultacl debts from
ruined economics bafora reviv
ing them, and a prematura dis
armament policy — all part of
Republican poat-war policies—
made World War II inevitable.
It created the opportunity for
dlrlatora with broken economics
to win over disheartened end
fruslcated peoples. Republican
President Harding — In good
faith—had promlard adherence
to the World Court aa a sop to
the Internationalists In his par
ty. Hut avan this he could not
deliver once he wan in office
and Rflthtr could hla two Re
publican successors.
Rut today only seven years
after the Japanese surrender, we
have n United Nations nnd a net
work of regional alllancva which
Russia with all har •stellites does
not chooae to attack. When tho
Communists decided to teat this
framawork for peace on the 08th
Parallel in Korea, they found more
than half tHh world ready to de
fend the Idea of collective security.
THH HKPUIILICAN ROI.K
This la historic.
This la the greatest progress
toward permanent world peace
during the Twentieth Century.
Thla waa achieved aa Dcmocra.
tic foreign policy, and a majority
—a largo majority—of Rapublltana In Congreaa.hava fought tho
Mta and appropriation* th at hava
mad# thla policy possible. Some
af tha a s s t bitter a f thaaa ara ap
far re-electloa thla year aad tha
KapablUan Presidential candidate
has aadoread thaaa. They laclude
Irreapoaalble mea aa Raaotar
r, Kern, Watkins,
4
•
Thara ara 11 RepakUeaa Baaa ta ri i p far re-elect loa this
yasr. Om I t hay Issue*. Risenhawey la la a (ream eat with oaty
.18.2 per rent of Ihrlr votes. On
foreign iiollry Issues he agree*
completely only with the "Young
Turks" among them—Flsndere
of Vermont, Ives of New York,
Lodge af Massachusetts and
Hmllh uf New Jersey.
There lire II Democratic Seniitin h up fur 11—i-lfctlun this year.
Oil till' Hillin' key istui's, Stevenson
ngree* with 77.it per cent of their
voles. (In foreign |Ki|iey (hollo* he
disagree* completely with only
one Hfimtnr llyrd of Vlrglnlu.
An u kind of absolution of num
ber uf Itepulilicuns have given
support to the Democratic foreign
policies. The lute Senator Vundenberg of Mlehlgnn—a former Isulatlonist—wus an outstanding
txampln. Senator Lodge uf MasMichusetta
is another.
After
working his heart out to get
Klsenhower nominated, he ie
fighting for his own political lift
berauo of the enemies ho made In
his own state and hi* own party.
The (piestlon that every voter
must face next Turaday la
whether Klsenhower Is stroag
enough so that, without any par.
ly background, he can bend
and turn the Republican Party
from Ita historic groove.
We think that the votes of Re
publicans In their primaries are
proof thut the party la stronger
then the man.
And thut brings u* to a final
appraisal of the General and the
Governor.
TUB VANIHHKI) •CRUSADE*
Elsenhower's friends were hon
est in telling the General that hla
would he a triumphal tour for
nomination and ol-ctltn. They
honestly thought that the " r e a r
Ike, the magic o f Me name and
personality, could htal the gap.
lug schism that divided tha parly
on foreign policy. They undereat
mated the underlying unity of tho
the shattering Im
pact of the Stevenson political
personality.
Thua the Klaeahawar foreign
policy—aa against tho Demo
cratic foreign policy—waa to bo
tha whole IM I campaign. Be
hind H would coma th# llbaralr
and forward looking of both
partita and all tha enlightened
Independent voters.
•
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.'• * *
General Elsenhower has diequalified himself to lead thla ita
lic
tha foreign policy which haa been
bull t during the mat 20 years and
Hi genuine ..
hope of averting
ghr ____
World War III.
Hla aword aad shield hava ha*
coma tarnished with com gra
in Ura daring hla M-day political
career. The word "crusade" haa
a hallow Hag when ha m v
utters It.
Before and during the Chit
convention th# aaneral’a af
gists said wall unlli ha gato
m
Also they expected him to raudlate the dangerous and slick
ntrlgue In the foreign plank of
hla party's platform. It haa ap|>ealed to Poles In pivotal cities
Buffalo, Czechs In Chicago
—but
Jt the
tne pr
price of It might be
war In a Jittery Europe. Instead
he elaborated on thla John Fos
ter Dullca creation of "llbaratlon" and "retaliation" vs. "conlalnmvnt" In his speech before
the American Legion. Reaction
from Europe was Immedale and
violent. In Philadelphia 10 days
later the General balked and
howled and tried to explain away
hla boner as • politician that
could wreck completely what he
had built In NATO.
In nlmoat every speech and
statement the General place* hit
campaign on a "moral haala." The
li'advrahlp of America and the
world which he envisages Is on*
where no taint of dishunealy can
touch him or hla administration.
But twice in one week he a t
tempted to dupe hla nation-wide
audiences by tortured quotea
from contest and took Prealdent
Truman and Speaker Ham Keyburn as hi» targets. They were
dishonest uuntea and the Gener
al w h s rulli-d on them hard. In
a press less friendly hla words
would have been draped around
hint like an albatrosa.
Suppose, he la elected. Rayburn
and plenty of Democrats will atill
be doing Iiuilness on Capital Hill.
Can the General then appeal to
them on high "moral" grounds or
won't they regard him aa Just
another politician who got caught
with his quotea oown?
THE HTKVEN80N CONTRAST
In contrast, Governor Stevenson
refused to go through the usual
unties ami trailing to gat the
Democratic nomination. No man
In our times before has become
head of a major party at no ex
pense ami political obligation to no
one.
The Governor knew how to use
this power ami Immediately put
men of stature and Integrity In
key and sensitive spots.
When he opened hla campaign
unofficially. It was tu follow tne
General a t the American Lagion
convention — the moat difficult
spot Imaginable.
But Instead of pengarlag to
the Legionnaire* as tha QeMral
had done, the Governor first
kidded the sock* off than, and
than told th a n that thay could
expect no special favors front
him for tho simple reason that
he regarded tha office of Preald rat M ana that repeeaented all
of tha people—not an amortmeat of saw lal favored group*
or mlaorltlra.
Stevenson followed this by tell
ing labor In Detroit, farm ers In
Minnesota, power-hungry Northwesterners and oll-rfch T a u n t
th a t thoy would got no special
privilege) th at ho would act tor
Iba good of the country u h wholo
and not yield to pressure from any
group—and thla included tho jpredatory Ham-and-Eggera la Cali
fornia.
Hot* WM rawrag* aad Integri
ty th at yea canid foal aad aea aa.
It raaao right thraagh the radio
or TV aat aad news calamaa. It
waa net a vagaa jaroariM af
moral leadership after olaeHaa.
It waa aaasatklag paw aad haa*
sot aad faadamoatal la Amiri•aa potttira HlaterU m win
writ# th at la the
tha teatary wa
Hettntag tn ‘
take the honest and whole poli
tical truth.
And to the further delight of
the nation the Stevenson campaign
Is full of humor. America can
laugh and In honest laughter there
Is strength the totalitarian* can
not match.
Vote For The
Democratic
Nominee*!
Adlai Stevenson, moreover, has
a record of good administration
and achievement In Illinois where,
despite a Republican Legislature,
he cleaned out the dregs of year*
of GOI* corruption, expanded So
cial Security, put the police under
civil service, fired a raft of State
employes who didn't work and
raised the pay of those who did.
President
In national ami international af
fairs he Is probably the best-prel-lired man ever to seek tho Presi
dency. He has served in the Agri
culture Department and under
stand* It* problems. Ills work at
the San Francisco Peace Confer
ence nnd for the United Nation*
taught him the problem* of di
plomacy and foreign policy. And
a* assistant to Navy Secretary
Frank Knox, during the war, he
got an understanding of the Im
portance of civilian control of the
military. Added to this, In the last
few weeks he has demonstrated
that ho ran out-thlnk, out-talk
and out-wit the high priced Re
publican ghostwriters.
ADLAI ST E V E N SO N
Vice President
JO H N S P A R K M A N
U. H. Senator
8 P E S S A R D L. H O L L A N D #
Governor
DAN
M cC A R T Y
Congress Sth District
A . S . IIE R L O N G , J R .
Justlres Supreme
Court Of Florida
E . H A R R IS D R E W
JO H N E . M A T H E W S
IL K. R O B E R T S
II. P A T T E R S O N
Secretary Of State
THE GENERAL AH A
POLITICIAN
Elsenhower was nominated over
Taft—and we were for It—because
he wa* supposed to wash out the
Isolationists and give us honest
debate on how to implement
American foreign policy.
Instead hi* campaign has de
generated Into sheer demagogy
of tired antl-DemocraGc phrases
and without sign of a construc
tive program of his own. Mr.
I’trsoaallty, aa ha waa kaown
In Chicago In coatraat to Mr.
Republican Taft, ban become a
bad tempered Mr. Personality.
When hla teleprompter went off
In Naw York he bawled out th*
operator like General Patton.
Whrn It again went bad In In
dianapolis he Irl go a "damn"
that was hesrd over two network*. We cite this merely to •
show that the "real" Ike is not
himself for the simple reason
he has no talent at the ripe age
of 62 to try and learn a new
trade.
He la not a politician no ra poli
tical scientist. The rolo Is not na
tive to him. He does not hava the
specific knowledge of our govern
ment required for the Job. He is
cramming like a pltbe at West
Point, but he cornea up with how
lers that would delight the press
if 7fi per cent were against him in
stead of for him.
A little news dispatch has con
siderable bearing on the "real*
'Ike. Outside hi* own family and
staff the 37 reporters traveling
with th* General probably have
sea more of him aa a politician
than any other group. And 24
say they ara going to vote for
Stevenson—7 for Ike—aad •
are undecided.
•CONSENT, NOT COMMAND*
Our conclusions were cryatallaed
better by an AmarlcM critic and
philosopher, Bernard Beronson,
who was Interned in Italy during
the war .Whan th* King abdicated
to hi* aoldlsr son In 1044 this
American wrote:
"The morally, If not tho legal
ly, rrapoMlblo head af an upto-date commoavaalth. whether
King or Prealdent, aaonld bo
trained In waya that cannot bo
acquired In military school or In
commanding a battalion, a divi
sion, an nrwy. In aH these
OBEDIENCE U Iba ral*. Yen
ebay thaaa above yon, aad order
about nil below yon. Thla la no
training for tha proaMIng of
ficer o f a parllam ratory regime.
rack a regime net command,
t persuasion la tha only techuiqee which will prod arc result*.
Yon rennet dragoon, yan moat
reavlaca. Tha aa per tear* a f a
——
-i j a|M a^ajunpi ^ ra anl^mnl
or a general win nnl a tn h i yen
in goad steed. On (ha contrary H
will unfit yan fa r tha leak."
Shortly after hla nomination,
Adlai Stevenson reflectively com
mented r a w
what
learned
mooted
hat ha had loaraat
from hla owa governmental ax
rivnco, v/viimii*, nvi vvhiwww
the raitnca of civilian govern
mt." A datp understanding ol
it fact,
fact. and an instinctive ac
captonca of Ita limitations of pow•r, ara Maantlal In tho Prealdent
of tha United States.
t
It. A . OR A Y
Attorney General
R IC H A R D W . E R V IN
Slat* Comptroller
C L A R E N C E M. G A Y
State Treasurer
J.
E D W IN
LA R SO N
Superintendent Of Public
Instruction
TOM D. B A IL E Y
Commissioner Of Agriculture
Agrlcull
N A TH A N MAYO
Railroad And Public Utilities
Comm Union
R IC H A R D M ACK
State Altroney
M U R R A Y W .O V E R S T R E E T
State Senator
L L O Y I) F . B O Y L E
Stale Representatives
M ACK N . C L E V E L A N D , JR .
and
V O L IE
A.
W IL L IA M S , JR .
Clerk Of Circuit Court
0 . P. HERNDON
T a i Aaseeor
S. P . D O U D N E Y
Tax Collector
JO H N L . G A L L O W A Y
County Judge
DOUGLAS
B T E N 8T R O M
Sheriff
J. L. H O BBY
Proaacuting Attorney
KARLYLE
H O USH O LDER
Superintendent Of Heheala
RAYBURN T. MILWEE
County Caatmmawaara
W. a "BROWN” MILLER
JOHN W. MEI8 CH
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THEO AULIN
W. HUGH DUNCAN
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If
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ft.ill
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celved no food slnco yesterday
I "ur ,,,1‘en*u cost* be cut. our Ini.l
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. Warden Ralph W. Alvl* Identified “**,
rising I'rii-c* c..n• ,
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’ “ he dead man a* Carlyle Noel, 30, »f"ll,'d and our taxes cut.” Rep
i n th tho
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of Hamilton County (Cincinnati)! Herlong said
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"The Mart should be made at I
serving 2-10 year* for househreak• |l Iflllll
limit
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once," he said. "Some of in> tried
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. .at Si’ll Milll .»>1 M \ in«»ii ll»
idri tiU id i •!•
Mo I •••no
heud at 9:40 a. m. Three other with a hill designed to extend for- |
i .«ill IiiI->t •* t'lilv Ii • him
i’i 1• . ; llilll ill III Mu'! 'll
convict* were wounded earlier to- elgn aid only to tho*c nation*
I’l a*’w|«|a*lil I nun n v%.i in K.iiis.iH
VI’.II N III I.itl'llm "I
irwRM m ife o n r
b id
which are making an effort to >
H.il Ii KiM'IiIiiIUI'I . iill Mi’M'lhH'l 4 |\ ll.lYIU \' a*111111 lip I dllVO flir
help themaclvcs, but it didn’t get j
V|l 4. II .ill v|||« t W.4' 4'VI’H l»lt .M
t .imp.iii’ii ii !i' ii\ i ipi i• *l "If '
very far. We are In hope* of put- |
i,i"»4«ivr i 1114* u lo -tir^ .ip >wlm*
d.iv
In
iirw
p.ipri*
diiil
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.idl"
ul
ting it through nest year."
t \4 nil lum v-%a«ii a ii4»n piur v«*ar%
vrrll^liii!
mid
Itikl
Mimuto
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‘of.'*
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lit tff'l su p !H rA11 ■» !•• Inf I’" ' !
Rill Kirk, program chairman fm
I !|| I*t I’ llh'fll -.1til 1'ullv (Mil
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till I.il» I' m oh • ' » . ik'll. 1• if'ii fi 11 !•\ I•\ ii I' "it t i 'i’ii ii'4*i. , .r
that the federal guvermm.nl I*
iili"ii.il • b "I toi'ii ' u‘h -lot ei ust.lig
Mon IV I’ll
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"becoming more and more a pint,
i , i, t i , f,,i '-I, \ en -n w,-1 ‘'on
Voters in the general und mu II. I' I laief«I. .’1111111111111 <|! lf»M (‘inn
*4 ..i'l Ii. ii asi ••.. i’ • r »l «)
of our dally lives, and a* It <|oe*
llu i o lit It u i. ‘
nicipal elections tomorrow will tv | l*»rt rtf t*f *‘oiiiiiiM'HUi. i •*, ii ii •I
Connie Compton, who painted a our congressman become* more
\ - .1 \ 111. i• I
" • III* I•I III,have four separate holhit* upon Mr* Mi ii ••
wnter color picture at Cowan’s, and more important to the peopl”
i:. i ii.!■ .i ........I >i. him.m
Freeholders I’ rtfo d which to mark their ''X s” in de Tfm r» tfMtrnf |.i *•11• t**I hvo ili»\ • Three Mujoi S u r v e y s T i n y I ’ r e c iu K \ \ ill
received top honor. Friday night , who „ ;,ot him.
ie ■ -ill' -il Util ip
it - i
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riding matters ranging from (lie would fu . Mti- hum d m (!• 1111•ii i !
in the bulging of the downtown J ., w
„ urt.
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are judged
in Washing
i <t > l;< |"ildi
i >!• iei.lt
Show I'o u r \ o ( e \ i e I n i P u l l I|* en * > r
To
Vote
In
Hospital
next president of (lie United Stale*
Hallowe'en window.paintIntr . con
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. | ton," he continued, "by the tvp.
T f i r v fill I It <( 8 l l ' e If I V l i l V i d III !••»■
y h m proposed County h"»|d
test, sponsored by the .lunior
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die Capilol. I
A. ut mil
Flection I 'n D i i i r m i v ! | ^tnln iuiMind
Favoriiitf
( l e n e i iil
issue and ii County toning vf n li e i it I e|v»’ l|Mf| I h l l t f e ' 111. » .ill
Chamber of Commerce.
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know that all of you are p.i.u.l
act,
to
a
new
n.emlter
of
tin
City
Selected us the runner-un in the that we have u representative like
tMillilltf t l l f l d l d l b •
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Xill
Ri-miniibCounty fmdioldnra Commission.
N|-:\Y Y'i i RK P Survey "I ibn-e lilt, i l l
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competition was the window at Congressman llvrlo.iK- We nre were
flUT flo»»| |ll ♦•Ht.l.ft! *»f ffie | 1 S I" poll* Ifuluy showed ilit'ii. im lineil til Ml 4' '
fl.. . e.f
urgt-d
by
the
('Risen*
Hos
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t a Manuel Jaculison’s department proud of him, luith in his public pital Committee today to oust
Balloting in the Id prerlnet* of fon*tnld«', mid »l»” ll ••i4»f»M'*e*d
4 .1*f i "Mi l
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lo llilnk lien liulght Ii Kim' iiIiou I II4’m1 '
w store, painted bv Byron Moore
,
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il'i.H.lnosa (In I'ass ».«•
tfie Stuir <*••»»-*i•t«i- er ahead in the pri'-nlrnliul race
iheir votes on the ho«piliil bond the County in the general election itnivnilniriii'*
\ 111114* 4
nml Tommy Williams, while the
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issue regardless of whether or not will lie conducted entirely sepmale Hun; ii *4ii»»’lfe» 4ii0‘ • oldtiimii'f tfu* . ,
window at Kader's Jewelery store,
I........ .. l.„nds !’"• """V Ih't'y |tli ked ...... I.. «... Ifl4* l.ilkl ••
• Mtill \ **l•'I \ elf
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they favored the Idea of building front the voting In the Sanfnid ,trope till .........
prepared by (inye Lcdward, was
Hie three, which have made .ll'l f4‘I *•*fI
a County hoapit.il. Co-ehairmrii municipal election. However, (tolls iMHUM lllhl IIVt••Vll*' I J*I1 ill (Vile • fl
picked a* the third-place winner.
in Ixith elections wilt open at ?:0<> tailing a pi "posed i "uni, ."lime their final surveys are (lie l'rn*> |(l|li mil | ■
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Douglas
Stenstroin
ami
George
The winners in the first three
ley I'oil llu- Kilim Roper I'oli and .114’ "II’ I
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a.in. ami close at 7:00 p.nt.
Touhy
milled,
however,
that
they
act.
V4i! lilt. I ' •
place* won cash prise*.
I . . 11•*11 . DM ill'n'1 *
A total of I Milt) registered
l.oped that u large mujnrity of
OtliV "III- I'll Ilot will In i**ie d the Samuel l.ilhell alllilvsi* lliaile
III
More prises were given to other
! litp'i
voters will lie eligible to vole in In the 1'iiv • l"'ti,'n. i u'lliilning the fur the Seripps llouaril new*pa I .If
these
eligible
to
vote
on
tl.e
mat
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Pill till
young artists, according to Dick
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general election, according tu| names ul <-uruli'lnt• ("i lb.' Cllv per*
ter would murk their ballot* the
Mealy, chairman of the Jaycev
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Galbili I*,,ll result* will not he f;it m in l
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Mrs.
Camilla
Bruce,
County
reg
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available lo mm subscriber* until UVs| 1*.I’H lie
project, for their work as follows.
P* ' !• •I III ill. i •i t i 1" t 1»*l1
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The committee which, in addi Istrnr, while uppruslmalt'ly IJHM) d«'1l own,-I and oiu-ral'-i uf Cot tonight
*H 1•l.lllllll l.f
Joyce Harrell, Mathis fum ltura
1•
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tvistered
voter*
may
vote
in
tlir
dell's
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n-,'.
and
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tion to tho chairmen, is made up
The I'rosslev coiii'lusloii ,\a* that
• store; Curtis Lee, Faust drug
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City
election,
according
to
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Chestersuii.
vi-tr'run
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of William Stemper, John Ivey,
us uf tlie middle <d last week. I'l hIihi'IiI. .
• Ilf*. If" it. .III. ..11 t',» I'll'f
* store; Hobby Ring, Kader a Jewel
84*r vlc»* ii* flu 11 F Arim Mull"!
fill III ll .11*1 • *.ill .••.!• IiiilHf I - l f
F onest
Breckinridge,
Kurlyle Saycr, City Clerk.
1 . If Ii.iImhI\ i'l" 11 i.i i -vtirt*
ry store; George Cameron, RouMore
than
400
absentee
ballots
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\M I’tili. ills'll I"* til 111
Houiholdcr, Gena Tucker and
ml Hat and Anderson drug store,
have
been
Issued,
Mr*.
Bruce
-aid,
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liralley Odnam has conducted an
Ray Hudson, J. C. Penney store;
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which
will
be
canvassed
ut
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Intensive rampnign of infnrma•e\ I.II I'l | I X •til" 1 .11. .1
Myru Htriek, Ivvy’e ehoe store;
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n.m.
Wednesday,
followed
bv
can
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tips
It
Hull.
'I'hf | h>11 li»ti'il !i U prr i i'ii i nf llu
I tl" ............ it \\ tl'l* ' eel'll' 'l
tlon. The two main features of
Richard I'hagan, Yowell’a store;
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All
ll'l** v••I••• himY 'l» ' I " " \u|i' ,|s l|||l||M'i(|ril
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tha issue that have been stressed vassing of till' ballots cult a' t InCharles Krigllsh, McClung'a five
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have been the Iniideiiuury of the poll*. Canvassing_ will Im- fuclll t of thr hiillolfi ill 'I" i?•’•!••»ul rh ’'
and ten cent store; Charmlon Mil
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"Our fiiul |ioll for wliirli Hie in
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preterit hospital facilities and thi iutfii by Judge IluugUi Ht«iiitrum,j tlon tliiMi* ilenliug nyiiIi euinli
ler, Miller radio and appliance
f.*ik
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tin
dftii't, (In mni'iKluii ut■» mid I'oiivilv (iTVleulug riiilcil only Krnlav nn:lit
i i . - ' .ii I,iii •' i mill ■.* •
fact that to provide modern ac
store; A. J. Clements, Bo-Jay's
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xonili'f wlnlr milv freeholder* will hIiovvn Ihill Hii'ie lire I’lmutfli pro an* h -iiiMn
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*1 fl.se ! i•! flu H.f 1. <t. Ill
commodations fund* should lie
store; Brenda Ann Hendtrsdn,
Ih* e'igibli* lo vote m tin' multer pie itlll inuleeiih'il to throve H i i > mt v*- ii.mu ill III* p . l p i ’ l ••! ' ■ •
• I (Mil IIltl* ii Oh I'.t
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voted through the Issue of bonds
Western Auto store, and Jo Ann
ll.ltinll
of the County hmpitul l» mdn Free- ideclion either way
to huilil them.
•lladold, Jacohson'a. Miss Compton
i
Kloruhi
v
ot
im’
poll
KixcnliovM'r Itoper said, first was
holders innv n<k fm the limpitol
in a letter to the hospital com
‘ also received a prlsa In thla divi
far ahead of thr Democratic muni point lo lie npril ll Mil!
ballutH ut the fwll*
mittee County Attorney Lloyd V.
sion.
• ill II"Only eonlentnl offlee« in the l.cc hut Stuvciisi.n picked up 7 P nt lent > 'am
8yd Herlong
J u d g e were Mre, Gertrude Page
(Continued On Fage Mix)
general eleelhm ure tlioae fur |»ii’i liroiimt lift ween Oct 15 ami Del III ri,g.*li-ic<l volet li-.xc < I III'
of the Grammar School, Mre. Lula
Idrnt and vle«* pirildent of the a 111.<>.ii: Ii In* *1111 was Irallliu! at Die hall"!' Die olio m I > "i ..... .
Moran of West Side Primary
(t'oiitlmied On Page Sis)
and close up hu Die <la,
iriiNtiniiril On I'aur HI %#
School. Mr*. Lula Moran of Weal
WASHINGTON
Generally
Side Primary School, and Mrs.
fair weather •• usually a sign uf u
Mildred Balwock, art supervisor
hill vnio •• wo* predicted by the
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for Seminole County schools.
Weather Bureau lixlay fur tumor
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Popular acclaim waa given by
row’i haltoling.
......... It.fl.lyouth of the town to the distribu
The special forccait:
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tion of candy by tha Police D«Urge tl
"Generally fair weather it ex
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* partm ent and the County Sheriffs atU ndio th§ citenilve, merry acpeeled over most of the nation on
'•
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'" o ffic e . The candy waa purchased tivltlee of the Hallowe'en festival
election day.
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l:
by the Jaycces with the purpose In eondueted by tha Boulhside i’arent"Only a few aectlona will have
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mind of building batter feeling* Teaeher Association, which In
threatening weather condition*
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between the youth of the city and cluded a carnival on the South.Idc
These sections are restricted to ex*
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HMlItllll'l*,
tha law enforcement agencies.
frame eouthern Florida, the immn
Primary school grounds, a supper,
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A large number of young paoplo moving
tains
of
northern
New
Meslro
and
•.I'M" .if l»*.
*1 t" I'll 1.1m|
attended tha midnight “spook” revue. pictures and a large dance
southern Colnrado and In the fur
• * i I!\ r lif t #»f
W. I* I • !’I\ I • I
show at the lilts Theater, where
northweit
along
the
coast*
of
Costumed children ami adult*
'• *'•«I "Itlll*
•
!| will
reduced prices were accorded roved
Washington and northern Oregon
over the elte of the carnival
I,
' Im k
i w i f; i: .f
them.
where
showers
are
Indicated
which wee pretented In n gay, hol
•fit
•-----------------------------"A few snow flurries are also
iday air, complete with side show,
Ifi"-" (vuliiti ' !..
'mIVHii
predicted for the mountain* in
barkers aad fortune-telling Itooth.
Motorist Arrested
t ii »••• *aI* tl|i* »»•'•...... !• I* *\ iri* IIIwestern Montana.
Activities of the concession booths
|"D|i je\l its i*f I I llu* Im Mu* Mltifllf
"Seasonable temnerature* are exOn Traffic Charge got underway Just be/ore dusk In
•»•••!'•••# in fl'........ • I *!"• 'mu innv*
cted to prevail throughout Ihe
starting Uw program.
•••!• .......... f. |l
|tnl-x 'Mi m will
uth and the West while Ihe
Interspersed In the evening of
A Sanford motorist was a r
i .. 1tiiliifils'
•i ,i •<• 1 ">r li» Mr
Northeast will experience ctstler
rested on a charge of careless and fun ware a ham supper In the
fl ""•*•** im \\ ••11 •• |i<
|.» ■4*i»V
weather."
* negligent driving Saturday even school lunch room, a costume pa
wlfk nl'iil >" »vfii!*» uffis•| miMIllhOr
ing after tha ear ha was operat rade, moving picture comedies in
uf ff*" filll"li»M V»»!e*
MIAMI IM-Florida will have
ing collided with another parked the achool auditorium. a concert
fine weather on election day.
Ml i»r«Tlni'» t v o r k " H 111 flit* 1*5111 •
at West First Street and Holly by tha Junior High School Band
"Except for possibly a few light
ii'ii'f'! IniV" |i""»i i:iv4*n niinieii of
Avenue.
and a dance revue extravagansa
scattered ahowers along the lower
vu!i'i i n*"*n •» !"**»! fs» rbivk. Mr.
The driver waa Charles J, In the auditorium, prveented hy
state will have
southeast coast the atat
Bow.-* ... i. Uurii.i' *i'u cnnip'dirn,
Blasen, SI, 20D1 Holly Aveatie, ac Mre, A. U. Duxbury.
. aald Grady
clear, bright waathar.”
., i..<al‘
iTa ctuitributom have
c o r d in g to a police report, while
A highlight of the concession
Norton, chltf forecaster
forecasts here.
oivi*.. •, Buie more than e*:is.i i>>.
™he car had been parked hv H. C. booths, which numbered about 20.
"The weather can't be blamed
,>-»ri| the (’.catv-wiiic I'.iliMcul acHerman. SI, In f n » t of
this time for the political showing
waa the side show, which featured
•Ivilv. according •'> a ''l.cek made
dance. «10 West S im
of any eandMaU."
Hiluriluy noon, Mr. Howe* illsTho entire nation will ahaare Florrlo-cil.
th a few
• bright conditions with
f«w
■ In amoking.a
Kivu hundred metal "Ike" hati. These probably
„ Harry seemed
ton*. 4:12 cold nin* Mill a xDc.tblti
eg the Northweit
it of talking to
Official Photogruph, U. 8. Navy number of fender sirius have been
the New Mexican
sedan driven by
meelyee, aa tha
Prises
the costume contest conducted at the gulu Navy given out In the Inr-1 rnmnnign,
Priies were awarded to winner* Friday night In if
n Southern Colo- Chiefs
iny Jimmy" alee
Club Hallowe’en party, which took fn a buffet supper and an orchestra iluiuo. Winners shown in "The eltisens nronml .Ho"ford have
the pleture are (left to right) Mrs, James 8. Kaleor, Sanford; Mrs. Donald Burdctt, Sanford; Chief G. done a terrific i"b in i1i*tritiuting
Williams; Mm. II. Long, Sanford; Mr. Long;
Mre. J. E. Long; Chief J. M. Bull; Mrs. Ball, camtmli;n material," Mr Bowes
g; unidentified;
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and Chief Harold Clampltt. Tho party was neld in th e club building ut tho Sunford Naval Air Stutiou. statod.
Dwight I). Eisenhower?
Window-Painting
First Prize Won
ByConnie Compton
Or,
Adlai Stevenson
Last Minute Plea Polls To Open Tomorrow Morning Polls Inclined
Made To People
In Seminole County At 7 O’Clork To Name Ike As
Tuesday Victor
To Aid Hospital
Fair Weather For
Most Of Nation Is
Seen For Election
Trnnspnrf-iilinii Is
Ol lVml \ ofers My
Mismliown* (imuu
Southside Primary PTA Conducts
Halloween Carnival For Children
ur
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the University of Mexico's buildwar correspondents military ex
' ings. And what I saw of the city
po rtsT"
, astonished me for Its amazing
(In Tokyo, the 15 correspondents
progress."
who signed the statement emphaI He said "Guatemala seems to
alzcd they spoke as Individuals and
! he trying to forge ahead and I
not as representatives of their o r
, found there front President Jacobo
ganizations. They were Identified
: Arbenz on down a very friend!
as:
HAVANA. Cuba Ms- Florida's spirit toward Florida and the Un
Richard Applegate, Leroy Han
son, lorn McAllen, Wendell Mcrcix, Gov. Fuller Warren came to Ha led States.
"Cuba 0? course has had astonFred Palnton nnd Kay Purdom of vana Sunday night in the windup
United Press; David Cicero. Don of a Caribbean good will tour nnd , ishlng progress."
reported
a
"vorv
friendly
feeling
Dixon and Sid White nf Interna
The geverno.* nnd his party went
tional News Service; ituth Uarrctt, toward the United States every directly Irom the airport to the
where."
Reporter magazine; John Dilie,
presidential palace for an hour's
inc,; Pat Higgins, Buffalo Evening
He told newsmen also he was • visit with President Fulgenclo Ba
News; Peter Kallscher. Colliers ' "utterly amazed at tho prosperity tista Warren said ,.c TLuud mm
.uagatine; lireg McGregor, New ! nnd grow th, particularly in couri : cry friendly to Florida and
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t t a s t o w f ...jj3c-.ri.urii
(iL'itliilg u',i», ..
Vork Times; and Bernard Kaplan,
United
Piror.iiscd to go to Korea hi*mseif,
SPRINflFIELD, III. (.n - Op former stuffer for iternationai j tries such at Venezuela. Mexico 1 wonderful friend of
[ and Panama, to mention otdy States."
By RKf.MAN MORIN
« ho becomes president, to study timlsm outweighed all the doubts News Service.)
some of them.”
1 "My trip was for the purpose nf
In Gov. Adlal K. Stevenson’s camp
B °S T °N « , _ n „ HwiRht B > S t'’!h5l,, ? n , V f c ,. h|S “i i . , Snrd today as he carefully penned his
Eisenhower has said the South
"Venezuela Is In nn amczlng I acquainting our nelghtors with the
Elsenhower started his last day of j some of his hoavlest broadsides at Inst—and perhaps most dram atic— Koreans should he trained and boom. There n.-e great new biiihl great Latin American cultural and
campaigning today with a denun-1 President Truman's government, appeal to the voters before tomor ihould take over the combat duties Ings nnd vast public works proj trndc center living developed In
from American troops, lie also has cits. on every band
1 Miami, and (nr promotion of tour
elation of the Democrats for having ; charging It with responsibility for row's presidential election.
accused
,; Com.itions
the w||h
Ko
This speech will he delivered to pledged he would go to Korea I: j "There are remarkable signs of ist trade to Florida generally."
accused him
him nf
of liluntrv
bigotry
rran f|({h„ that
nj, permitted
slar, an(,
night from Chicago In a nntionn' elected and seek a means of end growth and development in the Warren explained.
lie told a crowd of 5,000 •• the I having failed to build a South radio-television program featuring ing the war.
1 Dominican Republic and Colom"There was great interest In
estimate nf Police Superintendent Korean Army capable nf taking the Dcmorrntic candidate, Presi
' Ida, and Panama seems to lie muv both, and I was astonished to find
Edward W. Fallon -• that “ my over its front lines in the 29 months dent Truman, Vico President B ar
l Ing ahead in its building progress. 1 how many people from the various
Puerto Rico's development has countries came to Florida for va
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Spellman,
since the war started.
kley and Sen John 8. Sparkman
1 been wonderful.
Silver and Bernard Roruch had
cations and shopping. I found also
At the 11th hour, Truman Joined nf Alabama, the Democratic vice
denied that charge for him
"Haiti has n 40 million dollar that all nf tho Caribbean countries
the fray on this same critical presidential nominee.
Elsenhower motored through point, lie declassified a Depart
building program on which means themselves have a great interest
worked In his office
South Boston, Dorchester and West nient of Defense document of Sep at Stevenson
1a lot to a little country like that. in developing! nurlst trade them
tho Executive Mansion and ever
Roxhury. He hna a rally and a tember, 1B47. Signed by the laic
"Mexico’s growth has been al selves. That, of course, Is a fine
television program scheduled for Secretary of Defense Jam es For- his own nontenants said they didn't
most Incredible. I was a little un thing."
know
what
he
was
going
to
say.
tonight.
restnl, It quoted a report from the
cle.’ the weather with a stomach
The governor said he and the
Tho candidate was duo to leave
A light rain was falling. The Joint Chief
Ry HETTY PROSSER
upset but my wife, who Is from other 18 members of his uarty
sfi of Staff and said they here
by
plane
late
today
for
Chico
crowds■ were comparatively
cm
said she had never seen would attend a reception today at
small considered that from tho standpoint
BLOOMINGTON, 111. lAt-A slim, California,
along tho route,, liut the general of military security, the If. 8 had go. Ifo will spend the night there, aristocratic
anything anywhere comparable to the offices nf I’anchln BatUta, gov
woman
who
mny
be
east
his
vole
tomorrow
In
the
little
drew cheers even In South
•ton, I “ lltllp Interest" In maintaining It* town nf Half Day, III., and then the next first lady of the land
toasted her stockinged feet before
return to Springfield.
Wilson Wyatt, Stovcnsnn'x cam her hearth fire today nnd vowed
paign manager, predicted last she Isn't nervous over the election.
She Is Mrs. Elizabeth Stevenson
night the Democratic nominee will
win at least 400 rlertoral votes Ives, known ns "fluffy" to her
and carry at least 13 nf the 4ft brother, Adlal Stevenson, and to
states. It take* 200 electoral votes her family and friends.
Mrs. Ives has served as Steven
to elect.
ITY
Privately, there were others In son’s off trial hostess at tho Gov
O M M I8SIO N K K
the headquarter* who did not share om or’s Mansion In Springfield
the Wyatt optimism—and they saw since Ellen Borden Steven«on dl
a much closer race even though vorecd him In Reno In 104!).
She would move with Stevenson
most of them were confident of a
Sanford Henidcnt 27 Yearn
to the Whltn House fn rontinuo ns
victory.
his hostess should tho Democratic
Stevenson gave another Indica nominee win.
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Married, Two Children
tion last night that ho regards the
"I'm not tense or excited." she
Korean War as one of tno major said In on Interview In the ram
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Pont C o m m an d er, Pont li.'l
Issues. He struck nut at Elsen bling. 55-ycnr-old Stevenson family
hower's proposals on Korea as car home In Bloomington." I suppose
A m erican L egion
rylng the risk of a third world we'll all get Jittery when the re
war—and designed to "separate us turns start coming In election night
from our allies."
But right now I don't feel at all
In a statement, ho disclosed that nervous."
n group nf la war correspondents
What sort of first Indy would
In Korea had sent telegrams to Elizabeth Ives be?
him and to Elsenhower warning
She's tall—5 feet. 7 or ft. 55 years
against any withdrawal of Amer old, 2^i years Gov. Stevenson’s
ican troops from tho front-line senior. She weighs 138 and wears
flghllng.
a size M or IB dress but gives
He quoted this group as saying, the impression of slimness and
"Gen. Van Floet himself hu*
as told elegance. The wife of Ernest L.
us repeatedly that as long n* (he Ives, a retired foreign servlre of
Chinese are In the war, the South fleer, she's the mother nf a 24-ycnr
Korcani are Incapable of manning old son now undrronlng gunnerv
training as a jet pilot In the Air
the front lines alone."
"It I* My Earnest Desire To
in Now York, Elsenhower had Force.
Contribute Ilf My Time, Along
The Job mnnnglng the While
no romment. Ills press secretary
With >My Fellow (‘lliirns, In
House wouldn't fnze her because
Jam es C. Ilagcrty, said:
Building A Hotter Community
"Since when are 15 out of 107 nf her background. An Ives' wife
For OursrltcH Ami O u r
she hns traveled extensively, run
Children."
ning households In such diverse
100' and bases in Korea.
troops
Eisenhower was Army chief of places as Ireland and tho Union
stuff at the time nnd the President of South Africa. In Ireland, she
has claimed that he hears part of had a an room house to supervise
tho responsibility for the derision with 0 staff of half a dozen ser
tfl null Aiffetlrnn ((Area off lllA vans*. I* Africa, her, servants wore
native Zulus. In' Bloomington, she
peninsula,
\ C IT Y
C O M M IS SIO N E R
Elsenhower's answer has been keep* house In the three story. 12 |
that tho political decision to with room stucco home Inherited from I
draw rame two years after the her mother—with a cook, a ehauf
Pnlil for by J. D. Cordell
report of the Joint chiefs, namely four butter oml a housekeeper to
stnff tho place.
in 1010.
TH E SANFORD IIERAI.D
a strongly Democratic area.
Fag* S
Monday, Nov. 3, M i:
Elsenhower chose Roaton, a city
rich in American traditions, for
the windup of his campaign.
The approach of zero-hour found
the Korean War—and tho problem
of war nnd survival generally —as
the over riding issue of the cam
paign.
Elsenhower has gone on record
with the belief that South Korean
soldiers can be trained In sufflcent
i numbers to permit American dlvlto be withdrawn to rear
General Carries His i slnns
areas, and held in reserve. He says
such a program If
Campaign To Final
Eisenhower Hits
Opposition For
Bigotry Charge
Adlai Stevenson
Optimistic Over
Voting Outlook
Warren, In Havana
Is Amazed By What
He Saw OnJourney
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Works On Final Talk
Of Campaign To Be
Delivered Tonight
ernor of Havant Provine* and c
W eather
brother of the president.
"We plan to leave for Mlom
nigh Lo#
hy Rcrnrt Air Lines plane at 11
a.m. (EST), as I have to get back Asheville
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to vote, you know.
71
54
Boston
•My vote for President? Steven Los Angelci
87
4S
58
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son, of course."
New _
Orleans
The governor and his wife were vcw
Yor
87
50
Vcw York
given the presidential suite at the Seattle
53
44
Hotel Njcional, a* guests of Pres 1 vVashingt
08
44
Washington
78
57
Idcnt and Mrs. Batista.
.Jacksonv
Jacksonville
70
78
Miami
49
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Tallahassee
DIES IN CRA8U
STUART ij*—J ohn Gilbert MeCROSBY'S WIFE DIES
c-se. 29. JenscH Beach, was killed
Sunday when his automobile auuck
BEVERLY ITILLS, Calif. -D ix ie
a bridge on U. S. 1 two miles
north nf the Martin County line. Lee Crosby, 40, wife of singer Bing
Florida
Highway
Patrolman Crosby, mother of his four sons,
Jam es Chancy said McCue was former musics! comedy and film
alone in the car at the time and actress. Bom Wilma Wyatt in liarrlman, Tenn. Pled Saturday
the vehicle was demolished.
Adlai’s Sister Is
Not Nervous With
CampaignNearEnd
HOGSE
ORDELL
STUDEBAKER
is pleased to announce
the appointment o f
IF ELECTED:
SANFORD MOTORS CO., INC.
1401 French Ave. Phone 1570
1. I Will Bo Obligated Only
To All The Citizens Of Sanford.
2. I Will Seek Industrial Growth.
3. I Promise Only To Do My Best.
as Studebaker dealer
to serve you in Sanford
f J. « , I CORDELL
Tom a te c&teaauy in o efa /fo come tn and\Ace Ufa
netaedt C?M tt//aAci A a/tf ant/A etaece cdfa//dA m en/
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Play It Safe
VOTE
Save gas in style mile after mile!
Own America’s smartest thrift car!
Vote Against Constitutional Amendment Number 1
“A Noose Around Your Neck For 30 Years”
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Voters of Florida, Amendment Number 1 Is tricky.
It is dangerous, it li a “sleeper.”
It can “free*e” tlfe iP to ta g fund for the next 30 years — or
$24,000,000 n year fo r 30 £ears — which amotmts to $720,000,000.
It can prevent thfc Increased pay already promised to our
teachers.
. . It cah create A *MtetAfcdrship* ’ and a mighty bureaucracy at
Tallahassee.
It can result Ip ttttpplete loss of Couhty
Rule” and It
can bring iibout(PP tpm piied sales tax, increased taxes on food,
gasoline, clothing — w fc foss money for oM age pensions, state Irt
Vote Against CdtohtttiM AmfendiMttt ftoihber 1 (SJR-1M)
idebaker truck and get
power that cuts costs!
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State Newspapers
Join In Endorsing
Schoo!Aniendment
In The News
M uch
fly m u \NTHONY
I’nrtles dominates! the local
scene over tbe Weekend ns tbe men
aboard the station celebrated tbe
Halloween spirit. A party at the
Navy Center and a party at the
TALLAHASSEE (Special»-T h e CI'O Club were held Friday night
school h u 11 d 1n g amendment, nnd Saturday night found the of' .
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Amendment No. 1 on tomorrow's • i*wei s bel.liny a party ut IKHJ mol
FASHON celebrating in a putty
i Section hnllnt, has the editorial at the Armor". All proved to be
support of 57 of Elorlda's news ipiitc successful.
papers.
Tbe Navy Center had one of its
A total of 18 dally nod HP week largest crowds ns men of NAAS,
ly newspapers hnve endorsed the FASItltN nnd V.l C.'J nil turns’ll out
■jtwt-. iv - ''? - ' f i ‘ <*<’
linililinir amendment, recommend- for the llnllow sen festivities.
iK iit vO.. r
inc to their readers that they east Antoni; those attending were I t
a "yes” vole for the proposal.
Coinili mil Mis Trapolin nnd Mr
Flotilla's press has come to the ami Mrs. Jack Itntiirnn. Mr. Tin
defense of the amendment, too, ic- polm i, <omnmndlnir officer of
filling the last-minute attacks on FASItoN hjl and Mr. Hutignn is
the proposal ns “smears, untiuths, lond of the t'SO here in Sanford
ff»U*
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and misrepresentations."
Pete Hukui's orchestra provided
The amendment trunrantees a the dance music nnd played a
small part of the auto tat; receipts grand march ns Halloween lints
(funds now going to schools), for and nolscmukcrn were passed out.
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needed school construction, prnvid A floor show was presented during
Ing for the Inilldlmr of additional the intermission with Mr. Ed Lane
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school* now. It cnlis for no ailsli acting as master of ceremonies.
»* itMhxftW*'
Tbe definite highlight of the show
tionnt taxes or appropriations.
The proposal has lieen approved was the vocal renditions of little
33m . -«‘-’it1
liy nil school group* and many Miss .Marjorie Willis who drew a
dulis throughout the state. loud ovation front the crowd with
■ » w a r . |j civic
Governor.nominee Dan McCarty her singing of »ueli numbers us
repeated Ills endorsement Inst week "How Come You |in Me Like You
Do".
ami urged public approval.
Itefieshmenl” were served aft* i
However, a newly-formed croup
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I called the Voters Amendments the floor show and dancing ran
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Committee is attacking the pro tinned. The Center wi»< voiy
posal in last-minute newspaper aits cleverly decorated with tile sym
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and broadsides tielnir mailed over bol» of Halloween. Many men Hindi
their way op to the Hits Thc.dii
I the state.
the party to top off the eve
The amendments committee's after
claims ngnin*t the amendment ning with the loi ialiriit Hallowe-n
have been Mrongly refilled by
many Florida newspapers and bv
State School Supt. Thomas I).
Halley llailcv hinted the opposi
tlon comes fiom road contractors
ami the trucking lobby.
Halley said be bedeves tbe pen
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| pie of Florida "will resent these
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| smear taeties used in spi end Itilt
b. V »". r*r"
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■<o ^x*> •■-1 false information by a front orgun
>•» 1 vu ' 1; ' l r '’
Ir.atlon" nnd will "ovorwhclmlnglv
,
' vote 'yes' for Amendment N'o I,
for the eldldien of Florida.
lie said lie "fears for the eduen
lioiml future of tbe boys and girlof Florida" unless tbe s ch o ol
amendment is approved.
PAUL J. CHESTERSON
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Your vote will be appreciated —
but regardless whom you vote for,
they
Vote
won't
bother
to east
THE S P N ro itP Ill'll \ l.n
position* for wbieli they a l e seek
imr election, mol then go out and
i*a«e .1
207 WEST 1st STREET
CALL 421
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then
Don't In* one of Ihnso person- hurry to seise Willi uyslri s. al
Cnlisldei tbe inipm tuiu e of thi»
lop * or I1ted i isa fill* I T • ' mix
partieulai i lection, weigh me isoe s carefully in yum mind, do a *piai Iri rop of on I b- i.li li with
cole what cnlidldules, in VMM a I alf cop of ina> •iiiiai .epinion, can most ra|nhlv till tbs
Mauday, Nov. J. IQiJ
WINDOWS
r*co«?, FLORIDA JALOUSIES, Inc. w.0"
vote for those i aiolidal. s
|H)G FlltES O t’N
GAINESVILLE '.P-A himlini!
iloij jumped on a pistol causing d
| to fire and send two bullets lido
| Sieve Weldon. Starke He Is hi
| critical condition In a hospital
I here
Weldon was letting his limiting
dor’s mil of a cane In the rear o( ,
Ills nuto alter reluming from ox
erclslnc them The tlos touched;
off the small automatic pistol
when he Jumped from the cane
Hullets struck Weldon In the atom
nrh nnd lee
PLEASE VOTE
Paul .1. Cbesterson
for City Commissioner
Polling Place At City Hall
J’mIiI Political Atlv.
Florida Highways
Extended 9 Percent
slfnw there.
A total of II men lepoilcd
nl'onrd over the weekend from reemit training. Six men enme from
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llainbtidge, Md. while five report-j (,I!I.A N l»t(S peeiaP
During
ed here from Great Lakes. 111. Lari | ,hl.
y r.,r, cinriila lias
Huniiels. buliard Salvmo. .link been able to extend its highways
Swift, Joe Vasil and Kuheit Slaneil only U per cent while ils populn
arrived irom Great Lakes nnd F. i tlon has expanded hi per cent
L. I’ennlngton, Eugene Savage. mid its passenger car total has
Joliy I'adgett, Walter Shaw. John jumped 157 per cent
Sisko nnd Hubert Ward an tiei e This highway problem and re
after completing "boot' at Haiti- latcd difficulties confronting Flor
id in handling its multimillion dol
bridge.
Wednesday will tie a big day fei Jar tourist traffic will be discussed
the enlisted nu n aboaid the station ! Iwtow an all state meeting to bi
as the doors will open on the (list held in Orlando Wednesday Nov
in. at Kim p m in llu- Orange
I nlisteil Men's t lull to lie e*tub Court
Hole!
lisheil on the station since its re
thou>;tm| persons Iron,
activation hi May, 1051. Although
all the facilities have
been in |(,
lnP€.,|nu scheduled to
stalled, the EM l lull will be open determine ,( ,, lull turnpike (or
for business at l IP p in. Wellies.
Wclues K|or|,|„
(oaslble anil i( U will
day. Geoige I'aweli, Penman first
||u. lu-sl interests of the
class Is piesl.lent of Hie new club, stale An invitation is extended the
with h will occupy the building
public Ip attend
previously used ns the CI'O Clut
Paul I. Troasi. chairman of the
We all know that tomorrow is New Jersey Toll 1'urnpike will lie
election day and vve all know itml ntnnns the principal speakers lie
it is our duty to get out nnd vote. lx expected to repent lit* recent
We can't listen to tbe radio or read optimistic re|airt on the New Jer
During (tie first
tin’ paper Wltbaut being urged to soy toll road
vote tomorrow. And vet t h e ie will quarter of this year traffic im
be ninny people who vs. 11 heal that llu* superhighway exceeded r>
voice o f temptation say, "Oh, innate* by 55 per cent mid dollar
what's tile Use, my one Vole h’ll'l income exceeded cstimnti* by i >
going to make any differeiiee" and per cent
.
LANDOWNERS!!
Do Your F art To Cinch Adequate Hospital Care For
Yourself and Your I.oved Ones
VOTE
I WANT
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MY ' KIDS
TO
hut will they —it thc> Keep mi seciiijJ sluicly
nperiiloi N prosper itml nchnth vloini^ tiny •
tiling uhmit it?
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I don’t think there’s unylhinj* funny u Ikiik
mink emits nr deep freezes nr ’’fixers" nr tux
collectors accepting favors from naiijjKters.
,
I low can I explain such things in uidescycd
kids who think our countr> is the finest in
all the world? Kids whom I’ve Imuiht to
honor truth and decency?
I low can I expect (Item to /;«•//»•ve me when
the newspapers and radio and 'I’ V tell <d
in\ estimations hulked at every turn—of
slippery, ptthlie officials who actually met
heller jobs —instead of moinm to jail?
BALLOT
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spreads -like rnlli micss in .1 haskel id apples.
And as it spreads, il can vornipt m\ chilili'cn
—ami yours.
In fact, from what I hear alvout the hrihiug
of school haskelhall plovers —ami selling
narcotics on school pla> grounds and v\hole*
sale crihhings —liiilI teen-nge mugger’,
and all the other horrible forms of iovcmlc
dcliiu|tiency—the eorrnl>tion is s/munli i:,
uiready!
So I'm going to do something about it before
it's tfio late. I'm going to the polls on elect inn
day and prove to my kids that crime doesn't
pay —anywhere, any more.
1 don’t know the ins and outs of politics.
Dcinrf a mood wife and mother takes all my
time. Hut 1 do know right from wrong.
I —and m> neighbors —anil decent people
everywhere —know a crook caught red*
handed will always promise to reform. This
time, vve are going to forget party politics
1 know corruption in office is wrong. And it
\M > I l i a I* I M i CLEAN llO C S Ii!
V O TE s o n
EISENHOWER
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lae.. New TerS. CkJeasa, DateaSL
Aaaeae City and St. LasSa.
The NeralS Is a seewkae mt tka
Asaaetsled Nr las whleS la eatttle*
eselaatrely ta the aea fay reyabltrellea ef all the laaal aawe yetated
M rate aeweaayee, aa wed aa all
tC aewe Sleaaiekaa.____________
MOMMY, NOV. J, 1941
HIR1.E VERSE TODAY
Paul turned the world upside
down In spite of physical handi
caps. It was not e halfhearted try
on his part, he extended himself
and did hatter than his heat.
I press Inward the mark for the
prim of the hlifh calling of Clod
in Christ Jesus. — Phil. 18:14.
Klder Statriman Bernard Baruch
teleiraphi Governor Byrnes of
South Carolina that he and the
Governor ice eye lo eye on many
of the important iiiuei of the day
"especially on the trend toward*
itatiun and the procisitinstion and
incompetence in dealing with the
cold war—and more particularly
with iirllalion".
Saraiota it celebrating it* fiftieth
anniversary on Nov. 14. There will
be a faihion »how, a bathing beau
ty contest, a big parade, a pageant
depicting the biitory of that com
munity, and finally a big birthday
cake-cutting ceremony. Incorpor
ated in 1902 by no more tlun 350
hardy islllsn , Sarasota now boait*
a permanent population of 25,000
with almoit an equal number oi
winter residents.
The people of Seminole County
pay approximate!); $400,000 for
theif city government, about $700,000 for county govfmmtnt in
cluding school*, but they pay sis
million dollar* for federal govern
ment. Worth thinking about i* what
we could do with this t il million
dollar*, or even half of it, every
year, if we could keep it here at
home, ipend it on hospitals, ichooli,
street paving, sewer*, a diipoial
plant, and tome of lire other thing*
which we need 10 badly.
We think there ought to be a
law againil the deliberate distortion
of the truth in political campaign*
Now you take thi* school amend
ment, for instance, it timply i* not
true that it might do away with
liomrtlrad exemption. It has no
bearing whatever on homestead
exemption. The only way that the
exemption ol homeiteada from tax
ation would pouibly be abolished
would be by another constitutional
amendment approved by a majority
vote of lha people. And we know
they are not going lo do that
.- V
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■
Tomorrow’s Election
gad sponge fishing righto, lor iaitaxcs, iny
any that all
alf tha
tha ovtlsn
oytleri and
ataacs,
and
monies oil our coasts belong to
too fadaral governmaat. It can do
the asms thing on othar fishing
.righto. And we do have sponges,
oysters, and fish.
Tomorrow lit a great election day in the history of this
country. The declnfon of the votem will determine for a long
tlmo to come the direction In which this nation is to go. We
are not trying to tell anyone how to vote. We have Indicated
our preference In the presidential race as In some of the
other more Important issues, just as others have indicated
tholr choice, if not publicly, at least in private to thoir
friends and neighbor*. '
— .
Wc make no pretonces at omniscience, and we think all
attempts to forecast the outcome are Idle speculation. The
decision rests in the hands of the people and there la no way
of telling what they are going to do. W e will know the re
sults early Wednesday morning and that is all we can say.
Tho only thing thnt remains is to urge everyone to vote
It seems almost superfluous to do this. There is great Inter
est in the outcomo, and no doubt everyone will vote . . . . un
less fur some reason it is inconvenient. Always there are ex
’c iiscs and alibis for not voting. It is the person who votes
even whon it Is not convenient who makes the best citizen.
Tomorrow it Is important to vote not only on the presi
dential race, but also on a number of other matters. There
will be three separate ballots at all the polls: one, a long
ballot containing the names of the presidential candidates,
the senatorial candidates and the gubernatorial candidates,
all the Democratic candidates from congress to constable
who have no opposition, and the 11 constitutional amend
ments.
The other two bnllots have to do with the County hos
pital bond Issue nnd tho County zoning law. The hospital bal
lot will bo given only to those who are freeholders, that is,
thoso who own their own homes or somo other real estate in
their own names. Any qualified voter can vote on the county
zoning law, nnd should do so. Simply Indicate whether you
want this County to huvo a hospital, or don't, and whether
you favor County zoning, or don’t.
In uddltion to voting these ballots, citizens of Sanford
will have to go to the City Hall to vote In the City election
for City Commissioner. There are two candidates running
for this office, the seat to be vacated In January by Com
missioner Andrew Cnrraway. They are J. Denver Cordell,
past commander of tho American Legion, and Col. Paul J.
Chcsterson, who retired from the United States Army in
1047 after 35 years of service to his country.
In marking tho general election ballot, It Is necessary to
place an X mark to the right of the name of the person for
whom you wunt to vote. Anvono can vote either for Steven
son and Sparkman, or for Elsenhower and Nixon. Also nn X
mark should be placed to tho right of tho names of Holland
or Booth for Senator and McCarty or Swan for governor.
All tho remaining Democratic candidates can be voted for
merely by placing one X mark in the large square appearing
on the ballot immediately under the name of tho candi
dates for governor. It Is not necessary to place an X mark
by the side of each of the names of the unopposed Demo
cratic candidates.
Everyone should voto for the constitutional amend
ments. Wo realize that most of those who have not been pre
viously Instructed will not be able to understand the legal
description of the amendments appearing on the ballot, but
everyone should voteo one wuy or tne other on them anyway.
And a good rule to follow Is that if you do not know any good
reason to voto for an amendment, It Is better to vote against
It.
The only amendment which we can recommend Is the
first amendment, otherwise known as the school amend
ment.
Religion And L ife' ' 1
The great truths taught by religions are not only uni
versal but they have a practical application in day-to-day
living. Despite the changes In customs and Ideas which have
come to pass since Moses brought the Ton Commandments
to his people, the Decalogue Is still the Htantlard by which
civilized bchuvlur may be Judged us good or bad. The teach
ings of Christ cun still ennoble and onrlch tho lives of men
Hourly 2,000 years after HIh deuth.
The writings of tho prophets, the great religious lead
ers nnd tho law-givers can lie a treasury of assistance and
consolution to tho troubled In any ago. If men all over the
world were to examine tho teachings of the religions they
profess to bollove, and were to decide to live by those be
liefs, greed, arrogance, hatred and bigotry would cease to
exist.
i
IlollglouH people do more than observe the rituals of the
creed thoy profess. They use tholr religion to make them
selves better people and the world they live In a better
place.
Western Accent
oarMra of Amarlcan presidents and
their place la hiatory, he has had
to think of hia own. Nevcfthaleaa,
By JAMES MABLOW
Tuoaday'a rtauha will not necesWASHINGTON lN—Thi moat un- lartly fix hia piece. It may taka
rgotten man In tomorrow’* also- im eratlooa to do th a t
tum an. Ho eam^
That’a because of t t t loeg-rango
or aovernor Itevanthe itejja
was
ut ha w
i
mmualien of
THE WORLD TODAY
la placo
Wa suopoM than will be soBta
gala who will vote atdMt Ike
hiatory.
miffed Mm tomtot, Truman re
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arm*
THE TRIBUNE, from its founding in 1895
up lo 1948, uninterruptedly endorsed the Demo
cratic nominees for President— William J. Bryan
(three times), Alton B. Parker, Wocdrow Wilson
(twice), James M. Cox, John W. Davis, Alfred E.
Smith, Franklin D. Roosevelt (four times). In
1948, we didn't like Truman—his background,
his associations, his official conduct; and we
didn't like Dewey, considering him unfitted and
underweight for the big job. So, for the first time
in it* life, D ie Tribune took a neutral position,
impartially presenting the facts and issues as they
developed in the campaign.
In this campaign we have delayed a declara
tion of our preference. We decided to wait until
all the contentions had been beard, all the sharply
controversial questions debated to the fullest, all
the testimony of the competing claimant* pre
sented, when we could obtain a Complete and clear
view of the men and the issue*— the who’s who
and the what's what. We feel now that the case
h is been dosed, that there is nothing more to be
said; and we reach the sincere and unprejudiced
belief that Dwight D. Eisenhower is the better
choice for President and that the things for which
he stands promise a cleaner and belter deal, a
safer and sounder future, for the nation and its
good citiiens.
In this, our first endorsement of a Republican
candidate for the country's highest office, we do
not consider that we are deserting the party stand
ard under which we have long fought or that we
are abandoning those high Democratic principles
to which we have long adhered. We do not and
cannot regard the so-called national Democratic
Patty, as now constituted and directed, a* the
Democratic Party lo which we have given our
loyal allegiance for more than 50 yrars. It has
been so radically and deplorably changed that
Thomas Jefferson, Grover Cleveland or Woodrow
Wilson wouldn't recognize it. Instead of the timehonored parly of human rights and states' rights,
of true American patriotism, it has become, as
embodied in the executive administration at Wash
ington, a patty of self-seekers, exploiter, influence
peddlers, favor sellers, creeping socialists, labor
agitators, pinks and parasites, big city bosses,
South haters, big spenders and high taxers, of the
CIO and the ADA— the party of the Raw Deal.
Viewing this conglomeration of misgovernment as
we do, we do not feel that we are forsaking the
faith of our fathers, but rather reasierting that
faith, in refusing to go along with it.
Also, we believe that the great majority of
the American people desire and demand a com
plete change in the executive administration of
the government, and a thorough clean-up of the
"mess" at Washington. We can have no con
fidence that this would be accomplished with Adlai
Stevenson as President. We were impressed with
He
rs«sr
The Democratic Record
Mm
New York Herald Trlbua*
New Hope For Korea
Hanford Forum
Editor,
The Sanford lltrald.
Dear Editor,
In your editorial of Wodnesdty,
on the zoning referendum, we who
own property in the country, out of
the city limits, have a reason for
living whsre we do. that mostly
lo enjoy certain freedoms that city
dwelling does not permit.
We are against that ruling for
tha following reasons, wo have no
Intention of securing a permit to
put up a building, beautiful or
otherwise. If the city folk don’t
like the looks of our residences,
there
__if Is one thing they can al
wava do, clean up their back yards
ways
at noma.
That la no business of any other
than the property owner.
If a building does not pass thro
a hurrlcana U It Is Insured, that
should be the obligation of the In
surance company. So far. as fire
hazards la the country, there have
b«sn Area in this community that
destroyed home, and the city fire
department did not make an ef
fort lo protect them.
The most that zoning would do
for us would be to deprive us of
>vUn i
the few remalnlny privlledges
that
wa stillt retain.
Many _____
people have
retail______
moved to
lo (he
the country because
becau they
could not afford to own a boms In
the city. Now we resent the very
mention of any om tailing us how
wa may bulla to please our d ly
B r o th e r s !
■ Thar# are many old bouses now
Semmole County that
standing in Ben
‘ urrlc
bu
have stood thro many burrtcanei,
while aome city properties have
met « far worac fate. Why the
brotherly lova nowT
Always when such proposals are
made there if aomathing dead up
ibe c m k , and wt- who live beyond
Jacksonville Times • Union
Eisenhower's promise to make a grip on Iho thinking In Washington.
personal visit to Korea, If be Is Having taken over cummand of
electsd President, and conduct a the Allied cause during World War
careful study of the situation in 11 during a period when the for
the war zone Is one of the most tunes of war were running against
hopeful notes sounded In America the Western Powers, Elsenhower
since tho U. N. "pollco action” planned and directed the military
against t h e Communists was effort that brought Hitler to his
launched more than two years knees.
ago.
The appearance of Eisenhower
Having failed miserably to find
Korea In the role of President
an answer to the Korean problem, In
Use U. 8. would generato mor
the Truman Administration appar, of
Instill u victory
cntly has reslgntd itself to an ac ale. It would
and confidence In the
ceptance of the status quo, and If psychology
people. It would give
anything la to be accomplished American
pcnplo a fscling that a man had
toward andlng the war, It now arrived
scene who la well
seema obvious that It will tako versed Inonthethe
art of war and peace.
new blood In Washington lo do
After two and ono-half years of
the Job.
The name of Elsenhower alono watching the bungling perform
will be a great Inducement for the ance of the Democratic Parly In
Russians to becoma more amen- Korea, the American people have
able to peace. Victory at the polls become convinced that there la
for the Democratic Party will be something lacking In the way that
a boost
for use
the Kremlin,
the Truman and his crowd have prose
Most tor
nromiin, for
i
cuted the war. Under the Demo
reason that it will mean a contlnuc<
a lion of the psychology to defeat cratic regime, our government
that haa characterized our opera- has been guilty of the most serious
all ,military ___
and diplomatic
„ __________
for of __
lions
In the F ar East. A vvote
t ____
Elsenhower wili put the Kremlin slna — the lack of a aplrit of eg
notice that tha Amarlcan peo- greaalveneaa.
are tired of being ahoved
A vote fnr Elsenhower will help
around. It will be an Indicationsend a man to Washington whose
that thoy want a man with a more record Is closoly Identified with
reislve aplrit In the White the psychology of victory. It will
aggrei
ISO.
House
lift the sagging moral of a people
Qsm
.eneral Elsenhower stands as a whose spirit
aplrit have been damaged
aymbo) of something that Is en by ffailure of the Truinan Admintirely foreign to the attitude of ap- lavaatlnn to deal aatlafactorlly
peaaamant which haa such a firm with the debacle In the Fare B u t.
a
Adlai And Acheson
Adlai 8tevenson ta not like Tru
man at all/ He la Ilka Acheson.
Nobody can accuao Acheson of
corruption or gutter politics. Ha la
a gantltman, a scholar, a man of
m d r V i S t o n T i d d bii &
advantage taken by every put of Ideals, and so la Adlai. If you want
to plcturo bow It would bo to havo
town noma owner to rebel i
Got. Stevenson as President,
how It wmiIo bo to havo
ids®arrtm an who
3 . “ .i5 m b . d W : M s i l
ayatem, Tho congestion is Jn the no longer
cftylaeaaapf fl*,ortr
- ^
aaaa or hurricane. Wa who
S a T r iJ
tbe.oonatqr,, can take
of'the remain In
tako ear*
earo____
. undesirable! thro pottor move to a more do-
In .the hands of tho
hi and w r a p Fair
laoun iMN would
t aumfisrs on aD tha
"wa^now of the rod tape requir
ed when one wants to.unprova hia
homo m tie city, and wo do not
texts would
mid go
lo hand
answsr
Now la.otur tUM to act, not In a
B. W. Miller
Govammsnt would grow
be given all t f r .huou r lurrtAOi r w UDtf*
TO IE QIN
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dte
IKE SEEN WINNER
PANAMA CITY Oft -D w ight
Elsenhower, the Republican pres
idential candidate, will carry thrae
Southeastern states — Florida,
Tennessee and Virginia—says Hep.
B. Carroll Reece.
Reece of Tennessee, former
chairman of tha Republican Na
tional Committee, made the pre
diction during a week-end visit
hero.
to tako ovar.
soon until America bacama
®« and gnashing of teeth.
John Tample Graves
Headaches And
Remedies
8f
W. V. Bitting
Touehton Drug Co.
In treating a headache cor
rect the source of the trouble
• a d you eliminate the head
ache . . . It It Is caused fay
herrousnesa and you can retail
the nerves It la cured. II It
cornea from a disorder In the
stomach end you clear up the
oeadltlon your headache dieappears.
headaches, uafortm ataly
are maay others sad
u tf tim ly *oonpUiftM t
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a statement made during the campaign— that "the
mess will not be cleaned up by those who created
the mess." Despite Governor Stevenson's attempt
to make the people believe that he is free and in
dependent of the present administration, every
development, both liefore and since his nomina
tion, ha* shown that he is securely tied to the
President, who lias repeatedly boasted of that
close connection and of his domination of the
party campaign, the party program and the party
nominee. "I am the key of the campaign." shouted
biaggadocio Harry; "the candidate must run on
the record of my administration"—without any
disclaimer from the acquiescent Adlai. It must
have become apparent to all reasoning person*
that Stevenson in the White House would be an
other Truman; that a new name and a new face
would be only a thin disguise of the old deal;
that the Truman policies would be continued and
the "mess" remain in malodorous existence.
And we also believe that the only hope of a
thorough cleanup is in the election of Dwight
Eisenhower, who would not be content with a
"refreshening," as naively suggested by the Gov
ernor, but that he would, to use his own words,
administer the "full treatment, using the scoopshovel, not the whitewash brush.” And that is the
kind of treatment the situation requirrs.
Licking at the contest Irom a Southern
standpoint, we find that, on those questions in
which the South is most keenly and directly con
cerned, the Republican platform and nominee*
are far more considerate of this section than the
Democratic platform and nominee. Governor
Stevenson, since hi* surrender to Truman, ha*
changed his |Misition and now is committed to the
civil rights program, including a compulsory FEPC,
lo limiting Senate debate, and to federal tideland
control. Surely Southern voters should give no
support to that policy.
We believe that General Eiienhower is far
belter prepared lo handle our* foreign relations
and interests than his opponent. Certainly, by
reason of his high and honorable service in Eu
rope, both in war and peace, he enjoys greater
respect from the free (teople abroad than any
other man; and his demonstrated military ability
commands a greater respect and fear from the
Kremlin than any other man's. He can do more
to ease our foreign relations, including the Korean
tragedy, than any other man.
Our present situation and our future security
call for national and world leadership. We have
that leadership in General Eisenhower. After care
ful consideration of all the facts and all the issues,
gnd holding loyalty to country above blind sub
servience to a party name, we are convinced that
the election of Dwight D. Eisenhower will he best
for the nation, best for all the people, best for a
free and peaceful world.
not
argn,
had 4ak|m
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Tampa Triban*
tv 1/5nIni liw K iriU ii tk iv
uadarttend it It could net be
led to houses, placet of bud. or other buddiags already
trusted. It applies only to new
traction. It is thought that
ig the nest ten or twenty years
i will be a great dial ef swab
Ovation. Thss law ia dmigead
tip regelate this new seestone
la a« the! liquor stores ase
Irtntai-thM neat to year
|
For Elsenhower — And Why
6
In the three mile area oil our
cofaila. It
coaui.
it can
can taka
taas ovar
ovsr lha
ins oyster
oyittr
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A Hollywood company Is producing a movie version of
Shakespeare’s "Julius Caesar.’’ A cast of distinguished ac
tors hns been socured for tho leading roles and a large num
ber of extras have been hired to play tho parts of Roman
Somaa people
pec
in Florida are not
leglonnires.
These extras are experienced actors, too, with
concerned
fted cover the encroachment long years of playing horsemen in western movlta behind
of the federal government on the
thorn. It seems natural to cast good riders as Roman cavalry
tideland oil rights because they men but some confusion could result, Western techniques
think Florida doet not have any might not be well employed In bringing Caesar to the screen.
tidalaod oil. Wt beliave they are
It hi possible to change Shakeapeart’i dialogue occa
wrong, and wa believe that eventu sionally to make it understandable to modern audience. We
ally Florida's wail coait will b« would hate to hear Caesar exclaim, however, th a t "Yon
reducing oil in large quantities. hombre has a loan and hungry look.'* Nor would w* want to
ut that is beside tha point right see tho battle of Philippi turned Into a shooting scrap be
now. II lha fadaral government can tween aheep raisers and cattlemen.
taka over the
take
tha tideland oil rights,
it can taka ovar any othar rights
t;
»*—•-a
DOES
In the last itages of the cam
paign one paramount itaue la In
danger of being obscured by the
iutereit In the rival candidate*.
ThU Is Ihn record of the Demo
cratic party during Ita long yeara
of power. Under the two-party
system a candidate must be Judged
not only by what he promlaea to
do in the future but by what hi*
associate* have done while they
governed the country.
Governor Stevenson has sought
to avoid living Judged In tnla
light, lie ha* Indlrated that he
will bring a “change." Doea thla
mean that lie recognlxea and admlta the failures and shortcom
ings of the Democrat*? Doea It
mean that he really aupposea that
aa President h* could halt or reverse the trend* established by
Democratic rule?
Thi* newspaper haa frequently
said that it believe* In the twoparty ayatem. It bellavsa In hold
ing accountable the party In pow
er for what occur* under Ita
stawardihlp; and It ballevea alio
In replacing that party when Ita
failures have become manifest.
There needs be not only a change
of men at the top but a change
all through the Administration;
ns well as a rhange of doctrines
and Ideas.
• • •
The Democratic Administration,
which asks a vote of confidence
and a fresh mandate, haa held the
day-to-day responslbilty for ahapIng the country’s affalra through
out the post-war pariod. Those
seven years now fall under the
voter'* acrutiny and Judgment.
In that tima the United State*
has seen Its military strength dis
sipated, and then rehullt under
condition* which provoked omlnoua
Inflation and unprecedented peace
time taxei.
It has seen arrangement* enter
ed into In regnrd to Germany and
Berlin which were logically un
tenable and which In the test of
experience have put the whole
Western World under unremitting
tension and the threat of a war
itarted by soma Incident.
It has seen a vaat historic catas
trophe unfold In China, with the
Democratic Administration caught
unaware* and without affirmative
plans for redressing the balance.
It ha* seen in Korea the out
break of a war which greater firmnesa and greater foresight could
almost certainly have prevented.
It has seen, here a t home, the
national government racked by
scandals and degraded in the eyes
of the citizens.
• • •
The election deala with all the**
matters. Underlying them (a the
basic fact that the Democratic Ad
ministration did not foresee the
post-war menact of the Sovlat con
spiracy) that It reacted tardily,
often half-heartedly, and usually
after It had flrat attempted to dis
pose of the fateful laauee by pSaa(ng them off a fantasies of the
Republican oppoaltlon.
The personalities and qualifica
tion* of the two candidates now
competing for tha votes of tfa*
cltltens are a vitally Important
element In the election. We believe
that a man haa never come before
the electorate so proved by ex
perience for tasks of world statemansblp as Dwight D. Elsenhower.
But even leaving that Immense
consideration aside, there remains
the fact that, on the basis of its
post-war record, the Democratic
party Is not entitled to a new
mandate.
The replacement of the Demo
crats by next Tuesday's verdict
will not only be proof that the two
parties are very much alive but
that—equally Important—the prin
ciple of party responsibility holds
good in the United 8tates.
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Voters, Do Not Be Misled
Pensacola Journal
A scare campaign designed lo
defeat the school building amend
ment. No. 1 on the Nov. 4 ballot,
Is being conducted In Florida by ■
group which calls Itself s taxpay
ers’ Information association, but
which evidently Is using that name
to cloak Its real purpoie.
Broadsides being sent through
out the state Include two large
sheets, printed and distributed
through the malls at heavy cost,
bring In every extraneous subject
poasfble In an attempt to frighten
fr‘
the voters Into abandoning thalr
children and their school Housing
needs by voting against t h e
amendment.
We do not know all who are back
of such a campaign of mlirepre■entaUon .but we feel reasonably
certain that the Interest! which
are, want to grab off more ear
marked fundi for themselvas
without thought of the conaequen
ces to pubUk education of the
children of Florida and of what
It means to the future of the
state. We cannot continue to grow
and prosper If we cannot properly
‘ rnlih
educate our children and‘ furnli!
at least average *cho<!a for new
comers who wish lo sefTlc In Flor
ida.
The broadside claims that the
amendment would center more
power In Tallahassee, which It
will not. It claims the homesteads
amendment might be repealed in
an effort to acare home owners.
This, of course, cannot be done unlesi tho people vote to have It re
pealed, and they never will.
It attempts to scare teachers,
even, by saying It would Jeopar
dise a raise In salaries for them.
It sees higher taxes for schools,
loss of "homo rule," even an ad
vance of socialism.
All of these charges are bi*«itss
and would be ridiculous If thay
might not mislead some credulous
persons into believing them.
Aa a m atter of fact, the amend
ment doea not give any more
authority to Tallahaaaee state of
ficiate than thay now have. It
merely enables counties. If tholr
local achool boards desire It, ti
have bond* issued against the
money t h e y receive annually
through tha Minimum F<
School Law so thay may
mlldlnya thay need now -------or no more taxea. It doea ear
mark a portion of the motor
vahida liceaae tax ravanue far SO
year* to asaure continuance of tho
capital outlay school fund. This
would require only aboout onethird of this revenue, which now
goes Into the general fund from
which school appropriations are
made.
Because It earm arks this portion
of the motor vehicle revenue,
some road and motor vehicle In
terests are fighting it. They for
get that every cent that goes for
roads in Florida now Is earm ark
ed. This Include* the 0 cents of Ote
gasoline tax. which brings la
about f£4 million, the 7th cent of
the gas tax, which bring* In about
t» million and about t>9 million
In federal aid funds.
Highways get the largest sllee
of the Florida tax dollar, more
than II per cen t Welfare gets the
second largest slice, more tb an IS
per cent, and schools come third
with more than 14 per cent. All
of the highway and Ihs — **-“
•ra,
funds are earmarked,
must come from the genera
made up of revenue from racing,
beverage, sales and mteceltaneoua
taxes and the auto license taaa,
with some federal aid money for
health, vocation and G.l. training.
Now, because the schools are
asking a small part of the license
revenue be earmarked for school
buildings to house our children
who are overflowing our buildings
and attending double sessions,
some selfish Interests are fighting
the move.
The Florida Congress of Parents
and Teachers, along with many
other organisations, nave endorsed
the amendment to provide school
buildings. This amendment was re
commended by the Florida Advis
ory Council on Education and It
waa drafted by Florida llwyor*
who have taken a leading rol* In
aulating the public achool* of the
, Velma Kaon and Sen. Leroy
ha, both of Tallahassee, _ atlisted t>y the State Attorney Gan___jf
cyan office.
.IItt has
no. mandatory
1___________,
. provtoktoa.
No county has to Issue
does not want to. It la entirely perm luive, but It offers a way to
catch up on our achool building lag
at low latareat rates and without
any additional taxea or ai
Uona and with no aurrendar
cal control of schools.
Wo hope that the voters,
Vlnvaa, whd
ww,
_____r
.._ tim e after time thalr
havo
shown
_ aira to support public school
dei
education, win .not allow .t i r a *
•elvaa to be fooled by propaganda
which haa no baste In fait. .
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1948 OUsmobOs
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1946 Plymouth
Convertible
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1961 Bufek
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EEKLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Shower Held For
Mrs. IMake Sawyers
n i l ' tM tiR D II l i t \l.l>
VV.iml 11 Voi
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P*gr
PERSONALS
Mis. Illuke Sawyers was lion- 1 Dr Henry McLaulin returned on
urt',1 recently with u shower given Ft Iday night uftei spending tw o
by Mis. II. R llcckenbnch, Mr>. weeks ut Johns Hopkins Hospital
Eugene Willinnis and Mis. It. T. in Baltiliioie, Md.
iliiinphrey who entertained nt the
lluinphiey home, 317 Kust Third
II J Tit-haw was among those
Street. Lively decoration* were attending tile lii'lliccuming festi
of pink hibiscus ami pink ami vities and Florida-Auburn foot
white gladioli. Upon her arrival hall game in (iaiuesville over the
Mi* Saw y en was seated in w wi ekend.
di.in decoiutcd with pink und
white over which wit* suspended
Mr. and Mi« (lieu (Iregory of
u pink nnd white umhiclln.
(h a t latte, N
have moved to
I lames well* pluyeil dllMtlg the Sanford and uie making their
evemlig ami prizes nwinle.l lo home at 11 In French Avenue. Mi
Mi W P I hapniHli. Mr* lleimy tiregoi v is associated with the
Austin, Mi
Itav lit lion n ml Bold Molui Company.
.Ml* Itiilke Steele. At ihe «*nn
i lllMOli of the glllln s leflt-shoici Is ! M is s Diane Ma *on Hart, a
i(insisting o( cake, coffee, outs ! fiesliman at .Minolta College in
ami i undies were set veil by tin Marietta, I). lots been pledged to
lliistcses.
the Chi Omt-gu soiority. Her pur
I hose enjoying the evening cuts are Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Ilarl
with Mrs. Sawyer* were Mrs of 2122 Orange Avenue.
Burke Steele, Mrs, W. P. Brooks,
Mis* Klitlo Farley, Mrs, Sully
Among the new arrival* in
Price. Mrs. Leo /.coin, Mr*. II II Sanfoid are Mr. and Mr*. Hill
New mull. Mrs. Bolt Steele, Mis. Holloway and family of Maitland
tieoige Steele, Ml*. Austin, Mr*. who ure refilling ut 1118 French
J. L. .Iiickson, Mrs. Waltei Steele, Avenue Mr Holloway is working
Mi*. Body Sloan, Ml*. Robert ' with the Patrick Fruit Company
Skmnci, Mis. Juliet Lamg, Mrs
F.rnest tioiinley. .Mis. W. P. Chap
Airman Apprentice John Be.ssl
man. Mis Jim Leonard, Mr*. ' ing and wife. Doris, have recently
Hein \ Willi- J r , Mi* lift ion, i mined to Sanford Irntii .luekson
Mi lluiohi Apple!,), Mis. (Irmly villi* Naval Air Base Mr Reasllng.
IB iin.m. .Mis W .1 David, Mrs. who is connected with Ihe lorul Air
Official Photogiaph.
h. ti Kilpatrick Ji , .Mi' W It, Station and his wife were from
IVrseiuiel fi mi the Sanford Naval Air Station, wives ami junior hosts*,.* rite -n
hnhy and (mm liiluudo, Mrs. Baltimnic. Mil . before Ills enlr>
around the itliinw sc lefieshtilcnt* table ‘it the af filial opening o f Ihe local loan'll ■
.1nines l , e uml Miss Cut her Hie into the service
>i ivm Orgiuii/iition Friday night at the Navy ('enter, loo Fast First Sticot The) 11 e
ripem 11
Among those students of FSC Mi amt Mr* V M \aion. Patricia Cu**uhe, AN Itulph Chambers. Margaret 1Mil Ig|r
I who were home over the weekend Philliti O'Connell and Mi ami Mrs. Jerry Locke.
to attend the Stetson FSC football
game in Orlando, were tho Misses
Donna Witte. Adu Adams, Norma
Faye Harvey, Margaret Malloy.
Mi* l( F Crwmhaw prosiiti**! Ileehee lllshee, and Dawn Bishop
over a i»i»’ut iiH'i'tinir «*f tin* The Misses lllshee and Bishop are
I mth StM'kciH ('In** of tin* Kir*I members of Ihe FSC mureliing
Mt lhuiiist < initi’h licltl ut rt.1111 hand
i» m nt Mt Kinky Hull. A »kvoMi and Mi». Henry T. Honor,
tiohnl l*\ Ml**. P (!. I'ril'Mf opened
TAI.I.AIIASSKF t* \ k'lorida
uc<oiiipnnied by Mi** Mabel
the m e e tiiin n d |?inup siivm p of Ji
committee studying lugli *clmol
.Maher
arrived
on
Friday
from
Vi-':
hymns followed
A pi aye,■ aid
lie* .Mollies, la. for the *cu*on at aecreditatioii npplii'ulliills Imliiy
devotional was led !»y Mrs. II II. the
warned
many
-tale
schmils
ninv
Mayfair Inn where Mr. Ilonei
I'attislmll who ha«l us her *i»Ii |»t I j* assistant
malinger and Mis* lose tlieli .ic.ulemie standing if
“ F a ith ’ after width *lie tend a Mahei
conditions me not re
i*
ie*ident
auditor. During nvererowded
poem
entitled “ 'Pot lay.”
llev i d
|
Die
pa*t
Hum no i . Miss
Mallei
Reft < diluent- W e re seived by I set veil a* lllldlloi at the Hotel
I lie Klorld.i committee of Ihe
the ho*tc si-* Mr* It k Dyul ami Cidoiudo hi till nwouil Spring*, Soiilheru Association of I'ollegc*
Mi*. W P Chap,.util, to .Mm. liiaiiagei ut the Twin Orchard and Seeiimlar) Nebools met liere
Olive Well-, Ml* tieoige Me I t mil. County Cluh, Prairie View, III.
Sumlav and foda> ‘The commit
Mi* W S Thornton, Mr* Pite*i. Colo nod Mi Ihoict was assistant I*’*' will repotl ils findings at the
Mr*. J II Cinwfotd, .Mi*. T K
issuelatlou uieeltng in Memplus
Mi*. Chnile* Thomas wn* him Wilson. Mi- PattiNhull, Mr*. Ma
Tenn Hie end of IIn* mouth
nred with a miscellaneous shown hie llloiint. Mi*. Cleiishnw, Mi*
( ouiuiltlee nieuilier II K Nut
on Thursday evening given l>> .1 F Riser, Mrs I. ti. Brown,
ter of Hie UllDersIty of Florid.i
Mr*. Robert L. Reaves und M's. J Mr* Oi tavii Itiimhley, Mr*. C It
said Hie group will recommend
i IJ. (ilillowii) at the tiulloway home late, Mr* Nettie Tilll*, 31r*. .1 F
Hi.it "several" schools lit* official
tu t 111) Popular Avenue, (.nine* McClelland, Mis. W. .1. David,
OXFORD, On lSpeciali * A* ly warned they face loss of uc
| were directed during the putty Mi* Bessie Creek. Mi*. J
C a n wind fm superior acndcniic creilitation if eondilioiis do not im
with prize* being won In Mi* Wait* and Mi* It W. Turner.
wink ami excellent deportment prove
Lcluild Build, und Mis* Denise
dining Ihe mid-term fall quarter
Seliools are given a year to cot
Btuven*.
)
J. Kdwuid McKinley, sou of Rev. red shortcomings after bring
Rufre*hment* were served later
and Mi*. .1 K. McKinley uf Man- warned They must meet certain
in the evening by the hostesses to
ford, has been inline,I In Ihe merit standards
covering
classroom
Mrs. Tlioniu*, Mr*. W. II. Thomlist of Kilim y at-Oxford, It wu* space, number of pupils nor touch
ULM JTA8 Ava Ourdner and lier hush-uid, mm ;er Ki t
us, Mrs. Doiiuld Iteugun, Mrs
iiiiiiminet'd till* week hy Registrar er and instrudliiual facilities
Ian Angelr* tor Africa where Ava will co-»t.n tri a m 1n>ii | ii '
Roger Schmidt. Mr*. Douglas
M.
C.
Wdey.
The names of school* for which
Thr llnrh hutlvul ('Itorti* will
1‘lark Cinlilr. Ava nnd Frank uppairi.lly have i iti lit UMD • i
Freed, Mr*. Kenneth Hickson,
Merit student* ure grunted ex warnings will lie recoin utendvd
in
11' i ...nl * .il
Mr*. Toni Wise, Mr*. Doniild u n it Sumlav uflrmoon at
marital nilsuidri■lanrllnys
seven schools to lie newly
Flnmm, Mr*. John Keeling, Mm . tin* Kliowlrft Memorial C’lmp^l, till privileges iis lung a* they and
recommended
for
aieredilalliiu
T. L. (Jnlluwiiy, Mm. W. II. I'ttor <•imu Swiritf, im istunt ill- in it Ilit ii Iit l lil'ii high sell ulus t it*
fiiomu* Jr., Mr*. Clara Johiisini, | lector, iiunmiiiced today. Hohort standing and good lieliavioi Kd- were not amimim ed 'Thole are 1(13 nn: tin* of fair. Sin whm l»*“4|**!»
Florida public private and pnru
Mr*. I. J. Boyette, Mr*. Kd Wcbli, lliif f t t o u ilc r . illnetor. *111 roiiiluet ward was one of JH slndeiil* 10 dual
|iv Ni'iiior hoAh’HNrs Min S I*. Cm
Mr*. Durelle (iiiemc, Mrs. I.e- til** NpOi'illl n l i n i i * i i l , f i r s t o f u eeivilig tile lecognition till* per- presenthigh schools accredited at ll11111, \V \ f ’llplr 1111*1 Ml' . l.nWI’ll
H"l.
to lip hi’lil on Siuultiy* w Iumi
liilid Rudd, Mr*. Bill Hawkins, and
Reporting itself disturbed" at i i/.ji'i I-1 i*ln v iiikIn
Kdwiinl eiileied Kmory at »i\
Hie Mi»*«* Maiy Thmna*, DcrnJe 11 'i f t t o i u l i r will •■ min* fr o m tho
\ I
sllii.illilii Hie I'lmillilHee said
II||*IiIii*IiIa of Hu i m iiiiii' wri i*
Stevens, llailiaia McNuh, Pal .1iii11in rd School of Mii*ie, New ' fold flom the McMilfloic lligti
CuMKiilie, Jackie Row laud, Maitlm Voik City, where lie t* hi I of ' .School II' i «• In* In ll limiil i i uf •’•I of 12ll sehimls i hcckcil in Hie n f11m*i •ln»w, ininh up i*f Mil lilt I
llii* fili'i* f'lirli, /Milletic t\»tn|iiiiiv state have inure pupils pci leuchet •iun iup iiinl Ninpin^ Hill'*! * u f
(irognn, Hazel Baines, j .... ...... tie' Choral Depailnieiit
'I* I*
Nine Manful d chorister* com (* unit tile .MelliotllNt Vniltli 1*1 that pcrmiHcd liy assneiatiou
Meliivin. I mil Jean Mclhwu amt
standards
I ii tlu Ililtnii N "’I mu I liiinil* FmI
mute to Winter i'aik for the |u\\ xliifi
i’cggy Howell.
ili *," ttilatido, dltiir'IUg lo l‘* let
III *V|I
rehearsal*. Roller! \
Bennett,
Fredrich tlreen, iNAAS), Kli*e
linker's oiehe»tru from Del.midi
Official Oucninir Held and refreshment* Prizes w cic
Hutchison, tieoige C Harden,
Joyce lletzel, Walter II Belter,
For lISO Navy ( ’enter g i o n to willlllllg couple* III wall/,
llr II. Wiryde Rucker, and Mi
and llttcl hug <'iilitest*.
und
Mr*.
J.
C.
Wright.
I»N
Junior High School Miidriil*
'I lie Navy Center wn* deeoruted
Preparation* me underway for
(•’iilii nellMtit’s, \\ Ineli Mirliiili ii ii
MONTt it t.MKItY (Mpcciuli Jo flour sh ow mill iliim iii^ tn im or til a Hallowe'en theme with jack
entered into the Hullowe'eu "piiit tile IKth Iiriliuiil plesentutloll of
with u coatunie dunce licld on k'ii- tile llach Festival t lioni* in tin nnne Williams, *eitinr stiuhol ut ehi'Ntin ii ii*til m| ji ||u||owi*Vn at i, lantern*, plant- and full leave*
duy night from 7:30 to MPOU p.
I.a*t yem 15 minutes of llontingdon College from Hnnfonl, moApfo'ir. mu i !.•••! tin' **f f 11'i a I plan il advantageously about the
III. nt the Celery Crate ill the City spring.
tlie
program
was liroadcust coast hits been selected to repre*l'lil her •»iM*ninir Fritlny ni^lit of t Im* lout I mom amidst culois predominantly
Hull. Seasonal dscorutiutl* for to const on u mitiniuil
hookup. 'Uie elns* in (lie ll-ntity Revue to he Uniti'tl S piv i . p (Irttnrii m t ion lit tin* orange and black The refreshment
the event were of juck o' lantern*,
held nt Ihe rollin'" Nov. 10.
table was decorated with a yellow
Nnvy (Vnfii
corn stalk*, bluck cats and oilier
Knelt class at l(iinl>r>"don • |e« t
A la i pe crowd, coiupo-ed of j flowered pumpkin, flanked by sll
weird n|ipoiiitmunt*.
ed it* five most lieaulifill llieiiiliels SIM V il'I'tlO 'll most
Iv personnel from | ver ctimh'lubrH containing yellow
Uamca and dancing were cm
to tako part in the Revue. Jmlves tho .Sanfonl Naval Air Htalioti, candles with Muck witcln*. A
during the purty and rewill *elect (lie eight most beautiful thi'ir wivi's uml junior lnmli*Ai«rs( punch howl and u cake, lietiring
mrnts were served. Costumu
of the 20 and their pictures will ntti'inliii^ thr opfiiiriK
tl...... ascription, "Conic one, conn*
prize* were won hy Handnll Itoliappear in the Reality Section of
Ft I Inn** net ft I an mustrr of rrr all join in out fun,” were high
biu* nnd Joun Kamph with other
the 1053 Belts and Poioegrmiiite* '•riMMiifi
iliirln^ tin* pvi'iiitiit, wIiiIf light* of the table decoration*. A
prize* going to Amori'tte Speira,
the college yearbook. 'P e ..........
•Mrs I.a lit*, t’linlrniHri of tlif ll.su large Drill banner npiieured over
Jackie Miller, Carol Null, Tony
ing 12 will III pclir ill the h("'k ll eiih'i t aiiinif lit
eoniinitti'i',
luol the fne place ul the front of the
McDaniel, Trudy McKarlcy, 'Tom
"Favorites".
BIRTH ANNOI Nt l . . . . . .
' diayte_of pri'paiiiig und ciuiducl h
u
l l . ____________
my Russell, Million lline*, Jncgio
Miss
Williams
is
the
daughter
Dr. mni Mr*, liordort .Stanley an
Henknrik and Nuncy Coch. Alemt nounce the Idrtli of a dauglitcr, of Mr. and Mr*. K. C. Williams.
125 Junior High student* were Patricia Klirulicth on Nov. I at 20tl Holly Avenue, Mmifnril.
present.
Duke ilnsiiitul in Dmhniii, N. C.
The committee in chnrge of the Mrs. Htnntcy is Hie formr'r Carol
affair consisted of Mr*. Homer ChcstciMini, daughter uf t'n| uml Festival Im* been termed one nf|
Lillie, Mr*. M. I). Bumgarner, Mr*. Paul J. Cliesterson, of Mun- Florida's oiit*tmidlng contrilmtions
Mr*. Joe Corley, Mr*. Erie Vlh- ford.
to music.
ten ami Mr*. Kddle Burliour with
u
■everal mother* assisting them.
MONHAY
' ut 0:45 p.m.
m The Plnlutln h Class of the First
Sanford Lodge No. til! F.
T ’reabytrrluii Church will meet ut andTheA.M.
at 7:30
the home of Mrs. J. N. (iillon at p.m. MasterCoinuuiniciitioii
Mason decree will lie
1801 Palmetto Avenue nt 7:30 p.in. 1conferred.
with Mr*. It. A. King acting ns mWEDNESDAY
hostess.
A general business meeting nnd
The W.M.S. uf Central Baptist luncheon
will he held at tic Wom
Church will meet at 7:30 p nt. with
Mrs. Charles Hayes at 320 Pino an’s Cluh at 12:31) p.m. The pro
gram will include o report on (iirl's
Street.
The Beta Sigma I’hi will meet State and the hostesses will he
■t the F.lks Cluh nt H:00 p.iii. with j Mrs. C. F. Proctor, Mrs. It. C
Mrs. John Fitzpatrick and Mr*. Wiley, Mrs. Joder Cameron, Mrs,
JYilllani Conrad acting »s llOS*.- Robert Cobh, Mrs. E. Compton,
Mrs. J. P. Cullen, Mrs. I.. T. Ihn*.
“ sses.
The Auxiliary o.‘ L'tuigrcg iitiun nnd Mrs. J. W. Moye.
Fol reservation*, the m e m b e r •
Beth Israel will meet at the Jewish
uie requested to phone Mr*. W.
Community House ut 8:00 p.m.
The First Ituptist Sunday School II. (iriie»«le ut tHfi W.
Worker’* Council will he held in The Midweek Prayer Service at
Central Baptist Church will niccl
the Memorial Kducatiunul Building 1at
7:30 p in The Sunbeams will
nt 7:30 p.m.
! also meet at this time.
TU Krill AY
The Prayer Meeting Service ut
METHODIST CIKCI.K MKITTS the First Baptist Church will he in
No. 7. Mr*. Ted Williams, 100 the Memorial Kdlirutlolial BuildJ lu m o ta Drive, Tuesduy, 7:30 p.m. lug beginning nt 7:3(1 p.m. We
continue uur discussion of "ProgW here will be u basket sule.
No. 8. Mrs. Roger Harris, 823 less in the Christian Life."
THURSDAY
Klcamhia Drive, Tuesduy, 7:30
The (!. A (iirls of Central Bap
p.m.
The Woman's Missionary Union j list Church will meet at the church
of Seminole Itaptist Association o f ' at 3:30 p ill
The Parent - Teneher Associa
Florida will have their unntiul
meeting', installation of officers tion of the South Side Piiiniiry
and “A Day of Instruction" ut School will niei t at 3' If* p. to
DfLand. First Baptist Church, at (Licit Speaker will he the |(vv. .1
10:00 a.m. Covered dish luncheon K. McKinley who will have as his
subject "Television, Its Problems
at noon.
^ The regular business and social nnd Possibilities.” Hostesses will
Weetlng of the Daughters of Wes he room mothers of the rooms of
ley Sunday School class of the Miss Zilluh Welsh, Miss Betty
First Methodist Church will meet Dotheruw and Mrs. Ituth Cuilton
The monthly meeting of the
in McKinley Hull at 7lMU p.m. with
Mr*. S. (I. Ilarrltnun, Mrs. Clark West Side School Pmcill-TeUf her
Leonardy, Mrs. Kdna Bridge*, Mrs. Association will he held at the
J. E. McKinley, Mr*. 1). I'. K»- school at 2'IMt p. hi. to lie preceded
a houid meeting ut 1:30 p in.
trldge, mid Miss l.ila Woodard with
Seminole Chaplet No ", <>KM,
acting as hostess.
The regular meeting uf the Shut will meet ut the Musonie Hull at
fir board Cluh will be preeeded by 8:1111 |i. ill.
FRIDAY
• covered dish supper at the Tour
World Community Day will be
lit Club ut ll Mi p til The members
held
lit
the
Congregational
( hutch
jire requested to bring their own
at 3:3(1 p. in. The speaker foi the
Tableware and a dish to lias*
■The Chapel Choir will hold re- iH'Clisloli will he the Rev II I.
hi’ursul ut the First Buptist Church Zimmeriiiu ii .
.Mrs. Crenshaw Loads
Truth Seeker Meet
Accreditation Of
High Schools May
He (iiven Setback
S c^
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11 f u r ,
M . .la m e s o n
\-.
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I’lm tiigi ip lte r
I'liiine .'lt!2
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W U MOMf
IANA
Cit cululort
r dii
I
tl ' h| y lin f(
I \» IUNl VII
HuiimT kCiviAi
•
of oil.
\\ . »•• Stiip|MT,
Mi»ul«*r Fully
•»|»»t.'.N.
Mrs. Charles Thomas
Mth. Hill Hostess
At Hallowe'en Party Honored At Shower
Mr*. Blunche Hill was ho»tess
for a Hallowe'en party on Friday
evening enjoyed hy members of
O be Ktliel Boot Circle of the Congrcgntlonul Church and their fam
ilies, The Hill home was nnpropri
ately decorated with jack 'o Iantern* ami fulse face*. During the
••vtnlng Mr*. Willium Keeling
was awarded u prize for the must
original costume und games und
contest* were enjoyed with prizes
being awarded to Mr*. Joe Meixcli,
F’reiT Bender nnd Wilbur Keeling
Later refreshment* were served
by the hostess to Mr. und Mr*.
%tlcndrr, Mr. and Mr*, -Ralph Loa
ning, M tTartirM rt. Clyde Htlnson,
Mr. and Mi*. Keeling, Mr*. John
ny River*, Mr*. Kd Simpson, Mrs.
Meisrh, Ml»s Mary Rtddnson, Mis*
Helen Witte, Lurry l.ossing und
Dr. J. B. limit.
Festivities Slated At
Stetson Homecoming
OKLAND, t.S|iecilil) — Alil'Mlg
the many Stetson University
homeeoming festivities *rhedulri|
for Nuv 7, 8 and !• i* the "Halter
Howler,1 a giguntir pep rully and
bonfire planned for llulley Field
on the night of Nov. 7.
The program will feature thn
Stetson Hatter Marehing Hurd,
talk* hy Ktet«un'* President J. (ll-
Don't sit this
oloctlon out I
r f rt’ixl-i’ir*
i \f ru 1’iMl.
• i • i.* riiiTiu
I I•• ti riMiitiA.
McKinley Honored
At Kmory l ’Diversity
nn I v n m a t
Lee Brothers
Hue’ll Chorus Will
Hold Sunday Meeting
11
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.1 II. ■ting
nt i ■tor i
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CIIKI'S SPECIAL
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Junior Hi SludcntH
Hold Dance At Crate
.loaniii1 Williams Is
Cliosun For Kvvuv
. i .i i
F t )| H it BlU liil .V . A.CS4 3d 'S’N O II
WHFTIIKK VOI
\()TI«: FOK
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FOR
SMART WARDROBES
Vlllt'
:
VOIf
NATIONAL ILICTIONS
TUISDAY, NO VIMBIR 4
Sears Catalog:
Sales Store
|
US Kaat Firat St r tf t
•
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Ilo Kduiunds and Head Footliail
Coach Jny Puttee, and skits by
fraternities, sororities und inde
pendent group*.
Prise* for tho he*t lluee skit*
will be uwnrded at Imlftime uf the
Htetson • East Catolina foo'ball
game Saturday afternoon. Tho
skit* will bo Judged on originality
and presentation, but do not noctssarlly have to follow tlu< Home
coming theme "Stetson On Par
ade."
R l[)f
LAST
IN
1 Ml A IR E
TONIGHT
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let us give your clothes.
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Monday, Nov. .3, IMZ
Sheriff Planning
Further Probe Of
Woman’sDrowning
MIAMI US-Tltc sheriffs office
today planned further questioning
of a man whose attractive woman
companion drowned In a canal
early Saturday.
John Tyler, dlrcctur of the sherIjI'a criminal bureau of investlua
Uon, aald on autopsy showed Miss
Sylvia Stickles, 31, drowned hut
he planned to question John I’.
Olueran, 32-ycar-old former In
mate of a mental institution.
Ollleran told Tyler he bccatno
'lic k while swimming In the canal
With Miss Stlckics and she helped
him ashore hut did not follow him.
Jfe said he searched for her and
then spread the alarm. Miss Sticklea' mother, Mrs. Marituerlto Ev
ans, called police and a diver
•found the body, clad only in a
blouse and panties.
Miss Stickles* body was found
In a canal near the homo of her
sister, Mrs. Howell (1. Ifase, short
ly after the couple went for n
swim following a llalowecn drink
ing party. Tyler was told.
The rest of Miss Stickles' elnlh
InH and Glllernn's clothes were
found on the back porch of the
llase homo where Sylvia and her
mother had been visiting since Au
gust.
Glllcran. who was held In Dade
County Jail over the weekend, said
he came to Miami two weeks aflo
and had known Miss Stickles In
Albany.
olice Chief Philip (!. Coffey,
ttany,
said Clilcrnn had a roci
J of several arrests on bad check
charges and was a former inmate
of the Hudson Itlvcr State Hospi
tal at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
I
si
Prison Hint
(Continued From Page One)
day. A fourth was shot yesterday
Outside the prison. Hits dull
booming of the slate highway
patrolmen's riot guns sounded like
a bombardment over a distant hill
The guns spewed their fire in a
giant “ X" down the rorrldors of
cellblocks (I, H, I nnd K.
Only this line of pelting lead sept
l.joo screaming convicts from
charging the 31 patrolmen locked
inside (no cellblocks with them.
This tiny hnnd of pntroimen hud
dled In small shelters at tho ends
of the corridors In four riot-torn
cellblocks and blnsted away while
convicts scroamed nnd shouted.
Warden Alvls Identified today's
wounded as:
Marold Sweet, 25, of Toledo, aor
|ing life lor first degree murder,
vlng
supe rflcrial shoulder wounds,
I Os
•Ezra (Jayson. 27, of Warren, ser
vlng M3 years for Imrglnrv. mirk
shot wound in right shoulder.
Grulib was shut at 3 a. m .
Gay son at 5 a. in., Sweet somewhat
later.
Everett Hodge, 28, of Cincinnati,
was shot yesterday In an escape
attempt.
There was no Indication when
prison guards, stutu lughwav pa
trolmen und loo Ohio National
Guard soldiers will he uhle to bring
an end to the CO hour, million dol
lar food riot that began Halloween
>afternoon.
. Warden Alvls snid the 1,000 bad
no spokesman. He said Ids officer)
had no chance to talk to the men
because they couldn't get to them
at present.
( Not only are sluto highway pa
trolmcn frying to krrp bncx an
(attack but frying to keep Individual
(convicts from rushing stairways at
igach end of tho rorrldor. Grubb,
JCaysnn ami Sweet wero shot In
Must aueh attempts.
T Outside, construction gangs al»ready have begun tearing down lh>
Jour buildings bunted In the Haliloween rebellion by 3,000 convicts
.who brandished nil manner of
'makeshift weapons from meat
.cleavers to sharpened spoons.
If
‘
r",; „ - - - - V , .
,
Hotary Meet
™
lot does not affert voting on the
Hospital
amendments.
The balloting on the County
From Pace One)
hospital
Involves th e , (Continued
-7
,,
ispltal Ibond
tend Issue
If
question of levying a threo mill ,lo.v' c
' V f ,,,yf t0 y9U,r *"*
tax for a bond Issue for a puhlle JIJjj'T ° { i't1
"I™,
1,10
hospital and for Its maintenance., yP'nlon that he proposed tax levy
Passage of this bond Issue, would! f°,r **• V 'i . n u 7 * °. ’,,i ,nmln;
enable the Hoard of County Com-, *®n
#!?!
Polls
Negro
!Mamie Eisenhower Altamontes N
•••q# n».*»
for Elsenhower at a rally In Miami Prepares For Last Is Seriously ftttrt
Sunday.
By Shotgun Blast,
He called Stevenson a "puppet Rigors Of Election
of President Harry Trum an” and
Election In Florida
(Continued From Page One)
ic s s iik s h rtttm !•<»«• (tael
ind Ills private life, and we are IT. H„ a If. 8. *rnn*nr end a govproud that he refuses to budge rrrn - of Florhln. All other office*
when anything comes up In »he involve itncon'ested races by the
House which Is against the Inter
Democratic candidates and range
asked "how eati we expect to clean
By CYNTUIA~LOWRY
ests of the people."
John Watkins, 44-venr-old Ne
from congressman to constable, A
up the mess In Washington If w
ABOARD EISENHOWER TRAIN
President flnb Harris of tl.e Ho- simplified method of voting for
merely super impose a new pup i.R—Mamie Elsenhower, refreshed gro of Altamonte Springs, e-n* |n
!
' l . i S'
h M n t « d . A iiV I m SKI , i pel nt the top, with the strings
serious condition nt the Orange
'nrv Club weieom"d the other sll (be rnndh'»*"s who are uncon- S' ,,
ji.d-i^Jtcrlolic'; ■ eomnaralKo • - ! Memorial Hospital, Orlando, this
■’li'hs lo the lu"eheon and thanked tested H provided through simply
pulled
from
Independence
.
Mta
cation
i
i
f
i
o
u
i
*
*.
plunged
back
lb- assessed vahaiV-)*, a
J ive
Dr. Charles Persons who had marking en “X" in the large
morning, according to D"imty
aourt?”
tinlav into the rigors of campaign Sheriff W. H. Hood, after M n g
-Imrge of arrangements and Mrs. smiare anoearlnv at the head of thr^YM " MMco'u a v o fe ln ‘) n v ir l Th,,u"an'1 Uo,lnr"- un,lcr the l'r°He
said
his
fnthor
had
person
ing
(or
the
windup
tonight
in
Bos
* *,.T| c n , V?r i vision* of Section 7. Artlrlo 10, ally selected Elsenhower to com
A. W. Eons and Mrs. (I. \V. 8pm- the ll«t. This "X" will count as a , e., y *.*
shot In the loft side Friday night
ton.
i MU?
" T"lr r of the Constitution o f Florida."
eer fer table decorations. He also vote for earh of the unoooOxed ^JL
with n 20 gunge shotgun.
mand U. S. armed forces In Eu
After
on
overnight
trip
from
Now
space
Is
one
aga
nst
It.
committee
has
stressed
the
introduced Mrs. Nancy fpnek of candidates annearing «.n the ballot
Mm-k!« Ferguson, 32. v igro,
The County .onlng question Innf vl)t,
fund„ w„ h rope “ because he recognized hi: York on the 19 car campaign s >
the Pilot Club, Mrs. Marguerite and will facilitate the counting of volve* an Act to empower the wh|fh to ,lU„(, lho h()>p| tft| ,,c01lu,c raro talents, not only as a com clal,
the general's lady faced al- also nf Altamonte S p r h '" \ I*
(lrn>'nnt of the lltiilnrs* and I’ro- votes.
m
inder
but
as
a
statesm
an."
IHn<. held at the Countv J«P beM
I most as liusv a day as her prej
Honrjl of County CommUilonyra. „onie eitiit>na have been under the
fesslo"nl Woman’s Club, M«itln
Democrats closed their cam dential candidate husband.
n< Walkin'* nssnllnnt. No ehnrilF
*onlnjC rttruUtlon* and a ( imprcsHion thnt the truatce* of tho paign
Prc'lncts nnd locations of poll
Stlncelnher of the Klwaolt Club,
In
populous
Dade
County
The morning will be filled, went! I has been placed against h'm In
emit aovemhig rdjruUtinic |Jert Klah estate would bo able to which had about a fifth of the
Ed McCall of the f.iens Club rml ing places nre ns follows: Hanford bulletin*
|o r permitting, with an open car i rnnneotlon with the shooting. ">hich
'udge Douglas Stenslrom of the (I), More room at FOB West Third tho construction of new bulldinKat pu| Up n hospital and thu« make it state’s votes, on Saturday with i tour n( the Massachusetts capita occurred In the nren of tho Nogro
Street; Lake Monroe (8), school outiide any munlcijmlUy In tho unnerea^nry fur the County to con- rally addressed by Sen. Estes Ko
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
1urd Its suburbs.
business district nt A lnrionte
Sanford (.1), Sanford Can county and bordering any “ tote struct one. It develop! that pro- fauver (D.-Tcnn.).
!t«p. Herlong. In pnlntlo;.' out house:
Highlight of her day will be a Springs, ns law enforcement offi
or County road for a depth nut hlem* connected wltn selling of
ning
Kitchen
on
Geneva
Avcnu«
Kefauvcr
said
a
change
In
par
that he was going to toll: uli'uit
reception sponsored by a number cials nre awaiting the outcome of
exceeding BOO feet.
............................
property
by the trustees_to pro- ties Isn't necessary "to get a clean of
•axes and Inflation, declared that near Hanford Avenuej *’ ola 14),
Boston women's organizations.
Walkin'* condition.
vlde
ample
funds
for
the
Fish
ho*,
hi
school
house;
Oviedo
"O.
City
up
in
government."
He
claimed
Then will follow the big rally
troth are mighty close to all of
pltnl
would
undoubtedly
deley
the
delay
Hall:
Geneva
(fl),
Community
Democrats
exposed
most
of
the
Following the shooting, Fergu
Halloween Carnival Fish hospital
Boston Garden, where she'll bo
us. "Taxes take n mighty big l.lle
.pltnl for
• some time, It wm corruption which Republicans have at
presented to the crowd, and oflcr son was held a t the scene at plttol
out of your pay check*," lie stated, Rulldlng; Chutuota (7), school
said by Mr. Touhy.
ho'tre; Goldrnrod (81, Community
talked about in the presidents mat still another appearance—an point by Oscar Wilson, also a res
"and so docs Inflation."
(Continued From Page One)
"The Issue seemed to resolve It campaign.
Lonjrwood (9), City Halit waited
llth hour network television and ident of the mmmunlty, until tha
In
line
for
their
turn*.
Tho
"lfoth of tho candidate* for Rulldlng;
l-akr Mnrv (10), Homer Gleason's fish pond, In which children dipped self simply into the decision that
The state's 1.684 polls will open radio show which will formally nrrlvnl of Deputies William HparW
president have admitted this and store;
Altamonto Spring* (11), fishing line* for prixes, also If Seminole County Is to have a at 7 a.m. and close i t 7 p.m. bring the campaign lo a close.
nnd Hood and Constable J. Q. Gal
both have declared that they ore
House; Forest City brought a waiting line. The post hospital, the cltliens mutt vote Tuesday, but any voter who I:
Since July. Mrs. Dwight D. Ei loway. The assnult occurred at 11
going to do something about It," Community
the funds for It,” he declared. "If waiting In line to vote at closing senhower has literally been the p.m.. Deputy Hood said.
(12),
Hodge's
residence;
Hlnvln
office stand rnn out of packages the FJsh Estate does not build the lime will be allowed to cast h> 'raveimgest woman In the public
Hep. Herlong continued. "I mn
mighty glad that they have come (1(1), Stnnko's store; Fern Fark In abort order.
Watkins was brought to tho
hospital nnd If tha funds are not
(14),
Harnett’s
parking
house;
eye.
Pernntd-Lnughton Memorial Hosaround to our wav of thinking,
Comic books, which Were selling voted in this bond Issue, it seems ballot.
It will be easier than ever !•»
flut so long as the Federal govern* Hanford (IB), old Atlantic Coast at the rate of two for five cents, that It will bo a long time before
pllnl Friday night and placed In n
mont continues to spend mure than (Jne depot, now Girl Scout head- drew a good play from the chil Seminole County has hospital ac fore to vote for President In this once by pulling a master voting bed, before being transferred to
It tukes In, we’re going to have In quarters, nnd Hear Lake (10), E. dren nnd one grown-un wus seen commodation* in keeping wltn the election None of the presidential | machine lever or marking the the Orlando hospital Saturday
names will be listed on straight ticket box on the paper ! morning. Ho was wounded with a
flation. No other government con N. Roth's residence.
purchasing n number of them—for growth of the county and the electors'
the ballot, ns in the past.
As may bn noted, none of the his children, naturally. Canned needs that already exist."
' ballot.
trols rim stop It. The only thing
single-barrelled, single-shot shot
If you prefer someone clso lo gun from n distance of six to
To vote for your choice between
that call he done to stop inflation prreinrt polling plarrs In Sanford good* nt reduced prices, which
A
telegram
received
by
the
are located nt the City Hall, site W ere being sold In conjunction Herald today from Mrs. Julius Elsenhower nnd Stevenson, you'll any condldate whose name Is on eight feet, the deputy said.
Is to halnnro the budget."
A
ballot you may write in the
There are only two wavs ihnt of balloting In tho City election. with the comic iMMiks, also regis Dlngfebler, now n patient in an merely have to mark an X beside the
The shooting Involved tho vic
name
of
the
man
nf
your
choice.
his
name
or
pull
down
the
voting
Clerks
of
the
general
election
tered good sale*.
the budget can ho balanced, Hop.
Orlnndo hospital, added her sup
Voting machines, too. have provi tim's wife, according to Deputy
Darts, hoop* and liean hags were port to tho County bond issue, machine lever over It.
Herlong continues. One Is to tske by precincts are as follows: (J)
sions
for write-ins Instructions on Hood. "There seemed lo bo a feud
There
may
be
some
confusion
Johnson flying at other booth* as player* tier telegiam la us follows:
In morn money or to incrans'j the Paul P. I'eiold and R.
the
machine
will tell you how to that has been going on for *omo
among
voters
using
paper
ballots.
tax burden. Tne other la In spend (day) and Victor M. Greene and tried their skills for prises. Tastytime over Watkins' w ife,’ he said.
"Rfing
a
patient
In
an
Orlando
do
It.
As
they
are
printed,
there
arc
Ray Slaton (night); (2) Fred Roi looking cakes anil candles, as well
less.
hospital
at
present
requiring
prl-1
^
V
r
'i
s
'
for’
marking''
an
X
beside
There are two ways for the gov ly; (3) F. W. Pope, R. F. Cooper an HoWvrs, aprons, crfkes, hot dogs vnlo room and with my husband I j^e names of both presidential an.
ernment to take In more money nnd Robert A. Newman Jr. (day) and dolls, were being vended In being n patient here many times v(co presidential candidates.
through taxation, Hep. Herlong and J. E. Higgins, K. W. Fite Jr. other booths.
previoutly. I voted for the hosjil
Hut a single vote for the t v'
A conglomeration of materials tnl bond issue realizing the diire
declnrcd. One Is to Increase the ami F. Stewart Gatchel (night);
candidates of n party is all thnt
(4)
C.
E.
Hawke;
(B)
M.
L.
Gary
were
for
sale
at
the
White
Eletnx rnte. Thu other Is to Increase
....
tll
..........
.
new
enlarged
modern
fa"
the Incentive which people must (dnv nnd Thomns Hollingsworth
Tooth
took
liT'an
assortment
"of
I
?erv,'.'l#?n
ltu"
To
vote
for
Elsenhower,
you can
(night);
(0)
W.
I..
Hlrg;
(7)
Mor
have to go Into business, or to
make Investments, so that they ris Jacobs; (Hi Wllllnm E. Strong) TrHuliiis^Plilblrmd*^eTothes^vvcfo I"***1 executive hoard five years I mark an X beside his name, be
.*111M allw rto o th i ?"‘n‘ '!n ,n 'f ',r'1 n" fnvn/ ln<f ;';'w j*lde the nnrne of his running mate
will hire more people whose wages (9) Ralph Hammond (day) and » i*?“ l u i o Ofw
.,Wo?s were glvoii »".sfital. I prny every freeholder | ,„ c hard Nixon, or one bcslife each
ran he taxed, or make more pro Earl H. Di-Mar (night); (10)
A galaxy of wb ifers wero g von vol(M ■•),, tomorrow.
of Uu,m However you do It, It
Homer Gleason; (11) Mrs. Mar- prizes In the vh|l,lr«n»
fits which rnn lie taxed.
"Of interest stjould he the fact w||| |„. counted ns one vote for the
pnrot
Voss
H
ay)
nnd
Richard
content, winch w»» npilt up lnic | | ia^ j|u.ro nr<* nlnti Semlnolt* coun- KlfcnhowvrNIxon ticket
ily raising taxes too high, he
continued, you rnn tax yourself Hoffman (night); (12) Mrs. W. various »KO tfroup*w-i*«r l*nns ,u'r,' tir'-M’n ,ly- ()ur Hanford I The same goes for Stevenson.
right out of the market Just ns W. Montgomery; (t.t) Martin
Mrs. Lottie Nl», Mr”.
physicians and hospital staff are Vote for him. vote for vice presiStnnko;
(
I
t)
George
Holder;
(16)
!):n‘t He Misled — If Amendment No. I In Adoptedt
Morgan nnd ntiaw Jenn Say«r | 0j.
i^^hest order. Orlando| dential candidate John Sparkman,
you can price yourself ail- of the
market by raising prices too high. Mr*. Francis Roumlllnt Jr., James walked away with the Prizes in ((j„.t.|ll||l,t1, when needed will nrac- or vote for both. Any way will lie
nnywhere with propn
proper facll-'a vote for the Stcvenson-SparkDrrlarlng that hr thought an J. Singletary nnd nyrd T. Goode the teachers’ contest, which was ,fro nnywhw*
1. It Will Not offcct Homestead Exemption in nny
increase In tax rates is still out of (dav) nnd Ifenrv A. Russell, W. wedged Into the dance revue In itiuR and cooporAtion.'*
I man ticket.
manner.
the question nt tho present time It. Ellorbe nnd \V. C. DcCoursey the auditorium
But you can't divide up thr pres
The dancing entertainment was
because taxes arc already too high (night), nnd (HI) Mrs. Emma Cof
idential team. A vote for Itcpub.
split Into two divisions, ono with
I lican Eisenhower and Democrat
and have readied the point of dim fin.
2. It Will Not Interfere with the prospects for u Hnlnry
j Sparkman, or a vote for Democrat
inishing returns, he snlil that the
Candidate* In the general elec a "Magic Toy Shop" theme and
int i ease for teachers.
Stnvctisnn
and
Republican
Nixon
only other way to balance the hud- tion are Adlul E. Stevenson and the other In a circus atmosphere.
h'liNlIrNM ff**R» f M t fl»#|
got Is to cut expenses.
John J. Sparkman, Democratic Mrs. Duxbury acted a* shopkeeper morrow should help raise the turn will be no vote at all. It won't he
counted.
In
the
"magic"
show,
which
fenThis ran lie dons to a small ex ndmlnees for president and vice3. It Will Not concentrutc more authority over local
out.
On tho rest nf the ballot, you
resident, respectively, and Dwight lured dance* by tne "twinkle
tent, he admitted, by eliminating
Elsenhower and Stevenson, reluc- may
schools In Tnllnhossee.
vote
for
either
a
Republican
dolls," tot* ranging from two and taut prospect* for tho nation’s
i. Elsenhower and Richard
some essential oxprnditurca and
•tea one-half to five year* old; tapping highest office last spring, proved candidate or a Democratic candi
wasteful practices, hut even If Nixon, Renulillcan running ma1
4. It Will Not chanifc in nny manner the control that a
uvery government employee was for the office, Hpcssard I,. Hol dolls, also pro-senool aged children, to b« two of the "flgntlngest" can- date as you pleaso. There arc con
willing l o work for nothing, taxes land (Democrat) nnd John P. mostly four and five years old; the (1|,|,t Ci |n decades unco the battle tests for the governorship between
Horlda voter now has over the spending of money for
Democrat
Dan
McCarty
and
Re
could he cut by no more than 10 Ilooth (Republican) for U. B. Sen sophisticated dolls; two plastic w il joined,
school
building purposes,
publican
Harry
S.
Swan,
and
for
Sparring lightly at first, like two
percent.
I
ator, nml Dan McCarty (D«mo- dolls, David and Harry Brown; a
Congrcsa In tho First, Fourth and
Rep. Herlong said Ibal lie was ernt) nnd Harry H. Swan (Repub cowboy doll, Robert Riser; farm; boxers feeling each other out, they Eighth district*.
or* and farm erettes;" "Snanlsh i gradually slopped up tho tempo
.1, It Will Not encourage unwise spending far new
not In favor of asking government lican) for governor of Florida.
You will find a lot of unopposed
employee* to work for less money
school
buildings — present law provides adequate con
Proposed amendment* to be de dolls; a "KcWpIn" doll, Deanna until lho campaign look on the as- Democratic candidates on the bal
than was paid for comparable em cided in the gancral election are Nichols, and Hallowe'en "spooks." poets of a frcc-fnr nll sluufcst, with lot. You may voto for them ono at
trols.
"Pontes''
started
off
tho
circus
Truman
and
Tatt,
Nixon
and
ployment In private industry.
ns follows: (I) Capitol outlay of
a time, If you please, or all nt i
portion of tho program, followed Sparkman, McCarthy and Morse,
The only practical way lo make funds for school construction, to by
Dewey and Barkley and nil the power,” said the Republicans
a
contortinnUt,
Ciniln
I'underj
II. II Will Not require I he increase of any Inxes — state,
liny appreciable cut III expelldi- be provided through a portion nf
othar p a r t i s a n s flailing away
Trumatilsin, taxes, the cost of
county,
or city. It does not discriminate against coun
tutes, he continued, Is to reduce the revenue from nutomnbile li boy tumblers; girl acrobats; a around them.
foreign old ami reduce tho costs cense tugs. (2) lloostlng tho num "monkey and an organ grinder, what 11 dctcrlbcd as a detailed living, foreign policy nml prosper
ties, nor dors it Dike money from other state functions.
Ity,
(arm
prices,
the
Tatt
IIutley
Hally
nnd
Judy
Robb,
and
a
"gyp
of national defense. II" declared ber of justices on the State Su
Korea, communism and corrup
and civil rights all were butt >il!
that lie Is not In favor of doing preme Court beneh from seven to sy" finale, featuring Rosalind lint- tion in government, pence and Act
around In the two months of stren
ll mil) guarantees to the M'hools the same money each
either Immediately, bat hff added III. r ,i Granting of charters to tiff nml Mr*. Duxbury ns soliDts. prosperity Mere the dominant Is uous
whistle-stopping and aerial
that some effort annual liu sla m ti counties, similar to those granted
year they have been receiving since ID 17. It will enable
sues.
electioneering.
Immediately to make the free Mo to eltb's. (4) Provision nf an ad
"You never had It so good — noth presidential candidates were
Major Polls
counties to provide schools for thousands of children
tions of the world self-supporting ditional rlrrult Judge for the sec
don't let them take It away from accused of being "captives," and
now crowded into unfit school houses nr attending
so that foreign aid ran lie reduced." ond Judicial circuit which embrace*
you,"
sa
IU
the
Democrats."
(('•SIISSM r»mw r»«» ONI
both hotly denied It. Elsenhower
double sessions.
tho
State
Capital
at
Tnltahnssee.
"It'»
time
for
a
change—20
year*
start of last week.
And ns foreign aid Is reduced,
was pictured by opposition spea
he added, and our European
(B) and (11) Provision for cre "The governor nf Illinois sljll hns Is too long for one party to stay In kers ns the "captive" of Sen.
friends became more nnd mere ating additional Senatorial dis some gaining to do, hut the last
Robert A. Taft of Ohio and the
Republican "Old G uard;" Steven
able to stand on their own feet, tricts, one for Ray nnd Wash time we looked fet tho nubile ■
then our military expenditures eati ington counties and tho other In mood, ho was still gaining," Roper Prcildent Truman In 1948 have son was depleted as tho "captive"
told ino they Intend to vote lie of President Truman's "F air Deal"
bo reduced.
Monroe county. (7) and (H) Con laid.
1948, Roper gavo Gov. Thomas publican this fall so that General regime.
He Insisted that this nation can solidation of certain county-city K.InDewey
52.1
per
cent
of
the
vote
Harry S. Truman, tho first
not heroine Isolationist. "We have function* In Monroe county (Key In a ore election forecast. He pre Elsenhower should win tho election,
"Qov. Stevenson's one hope lor President who wasn't seeking retho responsibility to lend tho fight West) and Lee county (Fort My dicted 37.3 per cent for President victory
He* In a possible freak o( election since Calvin Coolitlgc did
for world peace, he said.
era). (9) nnd (10) Abolition of tho Truman.
(he Electoral College system—by not choose to run In 192g, ram"N elthrr have I ever believed,*' office of Dade county solicitor and
I rosnev gave Dewey 49.9 per squeaking through with small m ar polgnod Just ts bard for the Demo
tola cent and
record .In E
he added, "that wo ran buv the tho court of rocoi
mid Truman 44
44.0 per cent.
gin In the big city states with the cratic Uckct as If he were on it
In of a
friendship of tho world. What county. ( I t) Establishment
In his analysis of*
way thing! heaviest electoral votes—New York
He obviously relishod It. telling
ibl coun will __
good would It do If we could, If we salary system for Escamhla
and Illinois, plus either Ca
..morrow, Lubell said:
___....
California, one of his final whistle • stop
go tomorrowi
ruin ourselves financially while ty offices.
Enough persons who voted lorPemliylIvanln or Michigan.'
crowds:
‘ ' ig It T How many friend*
____ of. the
Each
.. __jendrnenta
amendments must
would we have left In tha world he voted upon separately. Tho
after wo went broke and could no Urgo Rf|UArr At the heA(l nf tho
longer extend aid to our allies.
lint of rAndldAteo nn the Urge t*1*
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Carererttrat*
Elect,
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lo u t
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R
437.794
D
433,297
O* • 22,487
3
Democrat*
Claimed. Stevenson popular in
labor canters, Senator Benton
running well Kellems GOP
split helps.
Republicans
Klghilag chance. Usually GOP
tn presidential yean. Iks top*
ping Dawsy. Row with Sena*
tor McCarthy hurts BbnUm.
69,988
*7,813
1,672
Good chance. Bayard. du l*ont
kinsman, popular In Senate
race. Ill# tabor vote In Indus*
trial centers.
Claimed. Ike helped by Sena
tor Williams' popularity for
turning up Income tax scandies.
281.M8
194,280
101,6831
Mill can win. Rural vote will
close early GOP lead. Stevrn*
son has countered early Ike
advantage.
,
Claimed. Ike's early trip was
triumph. Retired folks resent
Inflation. Northerners h a v e
bulwarked OOP.
D
n
294,648
76,891
87,4831
Safe. Still a cornerstone of
solid south, with at least a 3*2
edge virtually assured.
Could scare 'em. Ike "took"
Atlanta by storm. Will sur
pass Hoover's 43 per cent re
turn In 1928.
R
D
o
190,234
111,916
3,897
Conceded, but-- Watch for less
GOP majorities than usual, as
true tip on "as Maine goes—".
Rock-ribbed. The general will
take all IS counties. Including
two which are normally Demo*
cratlc.
R
D
O
294,814
888,881
18.418 f
WIN gtril through. Demo tra
dition to prevail, Former Wallaeeltee win tip delicate hal*
anch to Adlal.
claimed. No longer a part of
solid south. Democrats sup
ping since losses both In '48,
'00 elate race*.
D 1,101.788
909,370
R
O
40,988
h Mm (Mg, same as test ala
limes. Joe Kennedy's son,
John, will beat Senator Lodge
and clinch Demo win.
Still pitrMag. Ilia's last-min
ute personal help could save
Lodge and win state for M h
In real upset.
993.017
908,096
82,710
Pbabt hst, but hopeful because
of Detroit CIO and re-election
bids of Oov. Williams and Sen
ator Moody.
Claimed as repetition of '44,
*C8 OOP wins and because of
formidable challenge by Rep
resentative Poller of Moody.
Claimed, but not a t one of the
"ln-lhe-bag" states,
R
n
o
0
Florida'
D
R
o
Georgia
it
o
Maine
9
Maryland-
8
Maseacbasette
18
MMbtffin
20
New Hampehlra
Naw Jersey
18
New t e r k
48
N stlk Carotla*
111.299
107,990
3,14*
Uphill battle admitted, b u t
hope to overcome GOP tradi
tion and 13,000 edge In 1948.
R
D
O
981,114
890,409
72,976
■Itm hope based on strong hid
by Archibald B. Alexander fnr
Senate seat of It. Alexander
Smith.
R 8,841.1*8
D 3,007,843
001,167
O
409,070
308,072
73,0*71
D
R
O
f ’
f r
\
Claimed. Stevenson Is pick of
farmsra a n d laborers. OOP
claims are “fata* alarm" and
state la aolld.
Watch for upset. Odd for OOP
to hove hopes bars, but they
definitely exlet. Could be land
slide tlpoff.
32
R 1,902.197
D 1,703,428
O
80,414
Good chance with new Demo
regime In Phllty where Tru
man won by only 7,000. Wallaceltes back In fold.
Claimed. Elsenhower - T a f t
wounds healed. Senator Mar
tin running strong race. Will
enlarge upon '48 edge.
D
R
O
Assured. Oovtmor Roberts
and Senator Paatore boost
Adlal stock In own re-slsetlon
bids. Demos have won since
It.
Won't concede, but It Is tough
battle. Claim big registration
of 89,000 new voter* shifts
outlook.
!
rw usylvasta
!
Claimed. Ike's peace wltS Taft
assured It. All polls show Mg
edge for OOP. Senator Brtcker
to show way.
Seems Impossible to overturn
tradition, but Ike's supporter*
sr* m o s t articulate In the
■tate.
YdnsssM
8
R
D
<5
70,926
40,007
1,099
Conceded. Might retain three
counties won by Truman In
’48, hut too much to hope for
more.
Y lrfM b
18
D
R
O
200.70*
172,070
46,400f
Claimed. Governor Battle for
Adlal offsets Senator Byrd's
atlenee. Walt for Wg Demo
cratic rural returns.
Lock, stock and barrel for
OOP during more than a cen
tury. Oreen Mountain state is
secure
as can be.
s
Definitely douMfuL Colonel
Neal, a "Byrd man,” heads
strong Iks faction th at has
made great headway.^
8
b
B
O
430,188
116.201
3.311
Assured. Senator Kilgore run
ning for re-election and every
thing eeema under control to
keep atste Democratic.
Not quits conceded. Outside
chance that former Senator
Revercomb may add new OOP
votes In his comeback try.
C alifornia •
Nevada
Claimed. GOP badly spill by
Governor Warren's bitterness
over "Nixon doubts-erass" at
Chicago.
Claimed. GOP precinct work
excslla. "Inexperienced" Kefauver group leads Demos and
allll smart* over convention.
t
11.381
09.387
1.469
Doubtful. Senator MrCarran'a
Inactivity because his man lost
nomination for senate admit
tedly hurts.
Claimed. Split In Democratic
camp pave* way for rum and
decisive Ike triumph.
180,904
848,147
80,029
W o n't
Morss'a
Iks has
steadily
weeks.
c o n c e d e . Senator
"disillusionment" over
rekindled hope. Adlsl
gained In r e c e n t
Claimed. Only f * r-w e * t* rn
stale to go OOP In '48 la as
sured again. ‘‘More* cuts no
Ice; ho voted Democretlo any
way,”
478,168
888,915
43,070
Claimed. Ike didn't "lake" out
hers, and f l e h a t n r Cain Is
iharksd for sura defeat. The
margin will he over 00,000.
Not Conceded. Admit "Senator
Cain la In trouble," but believe
Ik* gained at the Anbh, and
Governor Langlle h e a d i n g
atats ticket helps. /
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HERE IS HOW "the real evpcrta" leaders In thr respective party rump* iin.wi amble the torrent of
returns that will begin to pour in on election night
They know that closing of Ihr polls awer|>s arms* IV country In conformity with thr lime tones, *nd
returns Will pile up Aral from the East, then thr Central, the Mountain, nnd ParlAe ares* Poll* In most
places clot* St 8 p. m., local lime, although New York nnd some oilier slate* keep then, open until Pp m
In N#w England, some towns dose the polls as soon ns nil voters h.nc east their ballots. providing the
SIR lest returns In Ih* country Ily allowing for this they keep Ihelr figures on nn "even keel"
Also, they remember that the big cities ordlnn nly will l « heard from drat, nnd the rural voir m ay
counterbalance taler In (he night.
In sppralelng Ihr rreults, they consider as most signlArnut how their own elnlms nnd the rlnltus of ihr
ppposlllon stand up sgslnst thr actual returns Each side al».iy> elnlms victory, hut whose claims nrr
standing the test? That le the rest lip-off.
‘Ole Spotlight this year will l>e on to widely sepnrnle.l "wenther vnne" counties which, since IHPtl,
have been with the winner: Imllnns. Vanderburgh, town. I’nlo Alio lupslnle) and Jasper, Wyoming
Albany; New Hampshire. Osis (upstate) nnd .Strafford; l*rim»yl\anln. Fayette; West Vlrglnln. Mnrlon.
Oregon, Crook, Ohlh. Belmont.
By ueing thle rnsp and the chart below, you cart follow the return- ami nmrlyre them ns these expel Is
do. States ar* grouped l»y tlnir hells nnd rlnlrns nre mule lied ngnlnrl eln lm s Resu lts In IIMN are listed
so that you can tell how Ihls year's totals compare nnd how murh of the \ o t e Is yet to In- heard from
Elect.
Vole
It
R
D
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Democrats
In-lhe liag. hrnntor Hpnrhm.iii
ns veep candidate assure- 8 I
"lisusl Democratic edge "
Rrpuhllesns
( oareded. However, look f >r
hlj; Ike support In dinninghum, Middle n r e n to cut
I>i-limn 9 1 margin
l»
R
O
119.480
80.081*
41.N87 t
Ahmdulrly sure, a 1 I li o u g li
early returns from l-ttlte It.H-h
might | h>osI the llesl of llic
sta ir Is solid
Co needed, Imt Elsenhower will
poll more voles than any Re
public,in In Arknnsss history
■tllnnl-
27
D 1.004.718
11 i.nm .ioi
2N.22H
O
(Inlmed A,Uni’s popularity m
home stale proved liy trig uiar
gin in IN race for governorship
< I,limed. Illg downstair vote
will wipe out Chicago tolsls
for Adlnl. Iirmos hnvr lacklustre slnte -Inte
Indiar
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II
D
(1
821.070
S07.83.1
27,302
Clahueil. P o p o 1s r llovniior
Hchneker will o u s t Henalot
Jemier Slate led III lioiuuia*
lion of Stevenson
< Inlmed l>ewey won m IN by
I l noil while Hrlirlcker won by
»7.IMHI. so even If J r n n c r
loses, Ike Is in "
law a
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D
R
D
822.380
404.0IN
21,874
Virtually r n n r r d r il. Only
rhnner Is ponslhlr .-urprl-e
fnrm vote such as gave Tru
man a 2N.OOO margin hi ’IN
A—lirril. I*«rl of n bloc <vjrn.
posed of Knn-ss and Nsl.rnskn,
oollilog can "go wrong" In
town Ihls lime
II
D
O
42.1.0.10
.181.002
I.1.87H
VlrllHtlly rnm rdrd. "II ni ne
alnle’’ laliel for Elsenhower.
plus (»()P edge of 7I.IHNI In
’4H, mnkra outlook gliHiiny
lu-llip-lsig. Everything points
to rrrord-hresklng IIOI* vie.
lory
Kentur'
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D
It
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480,738
.141,21(1
1.1,6221
< lslmr-1. S l a i n normally Is
Democratic, a n d Truman’s
i25,ih)o m a j o r i t y win be
inalrhed hy Adlnl
Excellent chance for an upset,
with llnrkley off Demo’s ticket
nnd rxH rnatnr Cooper III GOP
romclmili try.
Loul .fs.ia
I1
D
11
O
1.16.344
72.6.17
207,32r f
Nrrlous dnuhl sdmltlrd as re
volt is viewed ns most Jarring
In south Hope Ilea in New Or
leans vide.
( Inlmed. Elsenhower weld over
big In New Orleans. Rural
vole hns Icmiril to Ike front
Is-gllUllllg
Miatreeot*
II
n
R
O
802,086
48.1,617
.11.641
Claimed. Aillsl may not do as
writ ss Truman s Jhfl.oiHi m a
jority In TN, tail he will will
handily.
< Inlmed. Itrnl gruundswcll lo
Klsenhowcr, anil bid of Sena
tor Tlryc lo re-election greatly
Udslers slate ticket.
MtMlselppI
6
D
H
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10,384
3.043
167.763 f
H*fr, at Iasi. Thanks In ef
forts of Governor While and
Allornry llrnrral Coleman.
Demos will win "as usual," 2-1
I'oncrili-il, hut Ike will poll
more volrs than any OOP canilldatr since the llrconalrur.
Hon period.
13
D
R
O
017.310
813,039
8 271
In-Ihr-lMg. Henatnr K r m la
g rrst hahlllty lo OOP Adlnl
got wsrmrst campaign recep
tion In Kansas City
Not riini'Mted, hut Kelli Is ailinlltnlly "in danger." Demos
sre split over Symington can
didacy fur senator and T ru
man
•>
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Ran*
ZONE
Democrat*
Clahired. Dbmoa l e a d 3-1 In
reglatratlon. rarm ere ar* eatladed. S e n a t o r McFarland
heads atats ticket.
____ it was knife-edged 'ill
Truman's lour; now Is trend
ing Democratic, led by min
ing districts.
RsptftHfaiU
G o o d chance, In opfhldn of
author Clarence Buddlnglon
KellaAd, OOP leader. Ik* lead*
lit Mggedt county.
I was to s s -u p until
Truman trips n o w for Ik*.
Farming region m o r s UMn
overbalance* unionised Art*.
Toss-ttf, with unionised part
of population offsetting ths
rural v o t e and forecasting
repetition of 8,000 win In *48.
.
F ilm vot* definitely
has turned to HlaenhoW. and
'48 deficit U mors than erased.
Representative Mlks
from Induatrtal min-
( M m e i B4tutor* fceton, ref re
senting farming and raiwMn*
counties, favored by p o ll* .
Ike’a popularity will
dal vs.
Nebraska
8
R
D
O
284.774
314.181
None
I'onrrdrd. Tough In overcome
40.000 OOP '4N edge, ss well
aa Senator llullrr and Gover
nor Griswold on ticket.
Iti-llir-lNig. I k e Is favorite
here; Is-sldrs mere "unknowns"
are pitted against llullrr and
Griswold In flenala races.
Nerlb Dehsla
4
R
D
O
113,136
03,812
0.783
Nat conceded, mainly because
OOP Benator Idii.ger r o d e
with Truman on whistle slop
tour.
t'lalmrd. Although l-angsr freipierdly hns voted with Demos,
Elsenhower s u p p o r t Is IHi
ll e veil overwhelming.
n
It
O
432.782
268 817
None
In-lhe-hag. Kotalor Kerr took
nomination defeat in g o o d
pail. Adlnl will win by 86,000
lip.
Com-rded, Irut margin will I*
much Isas Ilian 184,000 for
Trimum In '48.
R
P
O
129.891
117,899
2.801
Virtually conceded. No Sena
tor Danger situation here to
distort almost sure Elsenhower
sweep.
Assured. Elsenhower I* strongrat all through the Mountain
sons, and South Dakota la one
of hi* "hot spot*."
D
O
270,402
202.914
78,984 f
Claimed. Party s p i l l s liuve
healed nicely and ‘48 margin
of 87.000 will he approximated.
Might enrak through, because
many Demos are l i c k i n g
wounds from numerous party
spills. UOr strong In eastern
part.
84
D
R
O
790.700
282.240
111.8081
Whew!
safe. Revolt of
Ooverm i .hlvcra countered by
Senator f .hneon and Speaker
Rnyhu-n going n l l - o u t for
Adlal.
Toss-up, but OOP will win be
cause of Demo r e v o l t and
genuine "I Like Iks" response
In both parties from beginning.
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D
R
O
847,810
800.988
28,288
Fighting choArs, since antiMcCarthy vot* In primary
added to Demo total could win
for Adlal and stale ticket.
Claimed. No doubt about it:
Benator McCarthy'* 8-1 pri
mary victory vindicate! him.
Ike and he are "In."
Oklahoma
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Cl*treed. New Dsui’s old f-i
advantage hah shrunk to mars
bluModr. IkS to
a m , aldod
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Ctatared. Third Urns will b*
Cham for Pat Hurley seeking
.Senate s e a t He and the make
real vot*-|*tU(fg combination.
that h attth lt
irdlnata,
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“ Total for all othar presidential chhdkJatfa.
M OUNTAIN
- S.V.wi
■y JOHN f. SIMIOWIR
Mlale
Alabama
ZONE
1.819.134
1.898,249
. 0 “ 813,130
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'K ey stats* according to most forecasters.
“ Total for all other presidential candidates.
flncludea S titts Rights' votes
PACIFIC
X
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(V o fro l P re ss CnrrmfHinih of
A toss-up and a "must." IM fo
run better than Dewey did.
Senator lvsa sura win, and up
state vote will be clincher.
Assured. Governor Byrnea' de
fection counteracted by support pf both aenatora and all
six representatives for Adlal.
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A\
Taoeti-aad-ga end e r u e I a I.
Count on huge Gotham sweep
and Progreaatvsa' aid to off
set Senate race split.
34,433
0,386
103,763f
I
fit,
1
Claimed. S t r o n g OOP drift
continues since ooilapee of
Demo's Hague machine. Con
sidered almost certain.
D
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O
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Awfully cloaa, but can be won
In repeat of *41. Gov. Lauechr
to swamp Charles P. Taft and
hslp Adlal. See btg Cleveland
edge.
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D 1,403,701
R 1,440,484
37,898
O
188,736
138.787
3,100
I
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to oc rx f K C is r u ani >a p u i / to or p c r r o r m c s .
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returns?
Vonrjr, r, a mrivii rr,e to sc <Ticf?i'>HrP. a Right
Ofil*
Weal Virginia
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fie nth Car olios
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Following
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OUR DEMOCRACYuse these aids i Ca l l in g all Am e r ic a n s
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OOV. ADIAI STIVINSON line on Inh 'imd l.dk wllh I ' l O pn Mi'eld
Philip Mur my idler ililiv .iil.g a m.r "’ odtlic I" PiH-hmeli l.aler.
the DrinoetailC I'resld. nlial m aun , <• d e w In lllm m s
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hi- aids on the ptisan mutiny at Mcti.inl I'enilcntlary i faf-rnrtflmiall
lANItf 08011 (left), United Stale* Delegate to the United Nations, and
Andrei Gromyko (right), of the Russian dslsjatlon, reach tn front of
Brttiln’a Selwyn Lloyd lo shake hands at a teuton of tho U.N, Political
Commute* In NtW York. The 60-member Committee voted unani
mously to g ilt top priority to th« Korean question. (International)
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Park Ties Seminoles, 14-14, On Aerial Drive
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—a
M etts’ 28-Y ard TD
: I s Nullified
By
Penalty; C o r d e l l
• Injures His Leg: Junior Celery F e d s
By KENT CIIKTLAIN
Wi l l Make First
WINTER PARK - (Special) ~
L
o c a l Appearance
Th* night of gohlinii and ghost*
I n Memorial Park
—. ■
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1
,
Seminole JVs Seek 3rd Win With DeLandHere Tomorrow Nighty
%
iW lj
Jak* llowtll
,Sanford'* future gridiron greats
will he on parade tomorrow night
In their flrut appearance here
when they tangle with the |)el.and
II (earn at the Memorial Stadium.
The Seminole Junior Varsity will
play the same team they xhellacked .'ll-O several week* ago begin
ning at 7:110 p.rn.
Half price* will reign for thla
contest. Adulla will pay hut .70
renta plua a five-ernt City lax
and atudenta will g o for Juat 2.7
erry (ordell
tn*d th«* fore hy first favoring
nford ami then swinging over
to Winter Park In the laxt two
Minutes of play to enable the
.Wildcat! to eke nut a 14-14 tla
With the Seminole* on thl* atrnnga
Hallowe'en night gume here lait
Friday night.
With Hanford leading J4*7
14*7 in
the final atania and only two
minute* of playing lime remain
ing. Junior Metta awept hla
right end rutting hark and aig■aging hla way 2H yarda for a
i-arry llalea
Johnny Jane*
Celery Fed touchdown only to
rents and a five-rent City as*e«*have It nullified by an Illegal
ment.
uae of the hand* penalty.
Coach John Scott, newly urMetta hooted to the Wildcat* 10
and after gigantic Jack Hhno- (pilrcil JV grid mentor and head
non, a former tackle, plowed cage coach will unveil hi* mighty
through the line aaveral time*, he football youngster* nml their Thurled a desperation 71-yard pass formation operating uttnek. Such
to Billy Klmher who waa nailed comers aa Jimmy lluwkin*, Hunby Ray Davla on the Hentlnole 4 dall Koynolds, Ijirry llntes, Johnny
Jones, Rol>ert Newson, Dulls*
Turner and Italph Flower* will
demonstrate how till* gridiron ag
gregation romped to virtory hy
lopsided margin* over both Del.und
and Mainland JVs of Duytonu
Beach.
Tho Iona setback In the three
game* played to date wo* at Un
hand* of Kdgewnter of Orlando liy
a 18-fi score. Thl* game was play
ed III Orlando and the llnhy Feds
will have a chance to rertlly things
on the night of Nov.' IH In the .Me
morial Stadium.
Tomorrow night's conical and
yard at ripe. Then Shannon, the 0the return matrhre with Main
foot-4 gargantuan who ripped
land and Kdgewater will hr
Hanford defense* nt
will all night, bolted hla way Into played In the nest two weeks
end gone on two play* and here at the Memorial Stadium.
kicked hi* aerond conversion true The flret three game* with these
trams wrre staged on the foreign
to He the game ut the dosing
Whittle.
baiilwlrk*.
: The strange affair opened up
Seminole High School Principal
la art
ait unusual manner too.
tbu. After Herman K. Morris said the game,
receiving
the kirk, Junior Metta which was originally slated for
•*!*tajr ‘he
, ?SL,fc* V * 1 R 'V f«***<* hark awJ this Friday night, had to la•
‘ilf .h * 11 *° hla left end switched to tomorrow.
M hha lllehee, who waa In the
“Although II la election night,"
I •iMrance
m r --------- yard*
and -to romp 48
Morris said, “the gam* will atari
— the alteper for • fUnford
at 7:80 p.rn. and ahatdd be over
MetUr toaard to 1)11 Hhefby 8:00 o'clock before the re
J f R f or the extra point plarlng
turns starting roming In."
Ik* Fed* ahead 7-0.
Conch Hrnlt stated that lie wu*
The much larger Winter Park- well pleased with hi* charges so
•rg bounced right hack. The power far hut he hoped to Iron out a few
running of Uoh Huger*, Charles kinks In the defensive pattern to
morrow night. The genial mentor,
who coached a year at Kissimmee
High anil led Ills Ohio prep euge
team to a state championship In
11*44, has been highly successful
with Ills grid tennis this fall.
Scott* JV* have a 2-1 record and
hi* f'roah team, which has linen in
corporated with the Junior Varsity,
won its only encounter from liehand's freshmen hy a lopsided,
2H-0, score.
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£
k
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c
John Carter
• newly found aerial
“ffanaW* began to clinch Imme
diately, Shannon heaved to Overatreet for .Ill-yard spurt to the
Hentlnole IP. Shannon then coun
ta r a penalty with another auceanaful pas* to Perry, who waa
stopped on the Sanford one.
J Parry plowed over from there
, and Shannon booted Ithe ronver• Bkm to tie the gam*
•# the witches helped Sanrord
from another Winter park
touchdown march, when Joe
n c h a n t recovered a fumble In
Hanford end ion* to nullify
E
E isv .ra ,"'1*"• “•
,th# halftime Intermission,
thu Wildcats propensity for fumUIW gave the Celery P»da the
fe., , . on ‘J?! Winter Park 44. Ray
KU . I f f * * #
Junior
!fctl,J j r ? u1h‘ ***• PlpM ? down to
»#• Wildcat one-yard llnw where
MatU burrowed hla way acroaa.
M*tta, attempting to buck hla way
•fg r on tho eatro try, decided he
would have a better chance around
TIIK YARDSTICK
Hanford
Winter Park
U
First Downs ....
in
176
Hushing Yardage ..
22H
107
Passing Yardage
111,'I
7
Passe* Attempted .... II
•7 ..... Passes Completed
fi
I .. Passes Intercepted
I
4 ............... Punts .......... .
|
81 ..... Punting Average ..... .12
0 ........ Fumble* Lost
4
76
Yanis Penalised
20
Individual Yardage: Hanford —
Melts 100, Lockett 2H, llavia 20,
Wade 7, Howell D. Winter Park
— Shannon 136, Perry 6(1,'Roger*
30, LaCroIx 4, Snodgrass 2, Rainy
Hanford (14): E— Sheffield,
Hlnbee. Wright, Krider. T —Nan
ce, Pickens, G— Carter, Mann,
Hannum, C—Cordell, Fox, BMetta, Davla, Lockett, Jones, How
ell, Eatrldge, Hutchison.
Winter Park (14): E - K . Ovaratreet, Klmber, B.—Richmond. T
— Dixon, Dlckton, G— Richmond.
G—Parker, Axar, K. Snodgrass, C
—Pylant. H—Rogers, Hhannon,
Perry, W. Snodgrass, Mentaer, l.a"rols. Rainey, liarn '
THE HANFORD fIKKALD
Page M
Monday, Nov. 3, 1052
Tech Wins On Formula Of Being
Oscar Williams Paul Pezold Clings To 4-Pin
Lead In City Bowling League
— Loose, Relaxed And Having Fun Over 2,500 See
Is Top Panther
Gridiron Scorer
Ski-Capades At
Nation’s Leading
Gridiron Elevens
Monroe Bridge Crooms Academy To
By WILL GHIM.Hf.KY
Just ss some liquors mellow with has been greatly over-shadowed
DUKIIAM, N. C. (At—Coach Hob
age, Psul Peiold gets better with by his brother I'aul down
by Dodd's formula for football sue
each passing year, or so It would through the years, ratne Into his
com at (icorgla Tech Is a simple
seem.
Tho perennial bowling leader own with Ihe week’s highest
one:
of
Sanford
Is currently pacing the series of ■"•It* to register a two- 1
"He loose, Kclax. Have fun."
Play
Fustia
Here
City
League
bowlers with a lofty pin rise, placing him ill eighth
Perhaps no team In the country
170.2
average
which I* three pins plare with s 151.1 average this
gets greater relish out of the au
Martin
And
Mugruire
On
Friday
N
ight
better
than
hla
predominance of week.
tumn season than these enthusi
By ED CORRIGAN
Hank Kretaer jumped from 161.1
local circuit at the corresponding
T
h
*
i*
i
11
Spectators
astic Humbling Wreckers from At
to 163.4 while Jack Kanner also
NEW YORK i*i - A* the politi
Crooms Academy's fleet-footed Juncture ono year ago.
lanta, who now have gono through
climbed from 16*1.1 to 167.1, last
With
Acrobatics ■cat-back, Oscar williams, la the Ju st as was the ~
21 straight games without ■ defeat. cians would say. the time haa
big icorlng gun for the mighty case last season,
week. The City I.eague enters its
The reason is easily traced to come, ladles and gentlemen, to
Crooms grinders thla year with 14 Carl Von Htr10th week of competition Wednes
Dodd, a tall, Gary Cooperlah In start looking ahead.
Hr KENT CHETLAIN
Tne
•
............
day night.
youthful
Five football coaches of the coun
It took three successive Sunday points. The epindle-leg little dyne bulls.
dividual who was one of Tennes
ssnsasee's great field generals and ball try's major team* are doing Just attempts snd an operational shift mo hei crossed the enemy's goat bowling
CITY LEAGUE AVEKAGKH
carriers la-fore going to Tech ai that today. They’re looking ahead to th* Lake Monroe Bridge hasln lines three times to top the Pan tlon, Is now In
G. Pins Avg. II.G.
assistant to the lale till] Alexander to the remainder of their schedules before the Lions Club and Bill thers In that category.
sscond place bat
IGOil 170.1(1 226,
27
P.
Peiold
Artknr Kalghl Is Ike second tling
In 1031. He became head coach and hoping they can remain un Martin's highly touted Hkl-Capathe
old
Von Herhulis 27 4494 100.12 203
beaten and untied. Michigan State, des final succeeding In overcom ranking Crooms scorer with 13 Klngfiah for the
In 104S.
II. Appleby
21 3466 104.11 203
Maryland, Georgia Tech, Southern ing ndversr weather and water points, having tallied twice via loop title. Von's
After all,............
this Is ,lust *■ fgame,
27 IttH 103.12 226
O. Touchton
and UCLA ore the teams condition* to stage a thrilling two the TD root* and once an a con 10(3.1 average Is
the 44 year-uld• Tech
- h mentor, r re- California
27 41.67 101.20 231
B. Steele
version Une bock. Klliy baa the slightly
marked aflrr carving up Duke, still in the aelect circle.
hour show yesterday afternoon.
more
16 2 toil 100.0 210
H. Hartwick
only other Croons TD, while than four pin*
One thing la certain and that la,
28 7, In Ihe South's big game here
27 4253 167.14 too
The Martin-led aquatic team,
J. Kauncr
Baker and E d |e have aach con behind
barring a tie, either UCLA’s Hed
Saturday.
PesoldOrvllle
27 4171 161.13 101
(i. Pexuld
tributed one estra point.
"We like to keep it that way. Handers or Southern Cal's Jesse burking heavy host traffic si
. . . ..
27 4160 153.26 201
II. Herhst
The Panthers have won three thisInseason.
We don't scrimmage at all after Hill Is going lo be disappointed th* head waters of Ltk* Mon
1051
Peiold.
also,
held
Ihe
27 4135 163.4 11X1
the season open*. We don't drive before the season ends. Their roe, demonstrated precision sklil games of four played this season. lop spot by a 4-pln margin over II. Kroller
27 4087 161.10 103
arrylng over a seven-won and
J. Cooke
our hoys. We don't try In get them teams meet head on two weeks on a variety of skis, discs and Carrying
tied record from last year, the Von Herbull*. who eventually E. Kirchhoff
27 4074 160.24 tor.
up psychologlcolly for a particular from Saturday and on the result rhslr.muunted discs, for the es one-tied
won out at the end of the sea
>ms footballer Immediately
, re
27 4073 150.2.3 107
probably will go the Pacific Coast timated 2.700 on lookers who Crooms
game.
son. At the same point In 1051, P. Kind
17 2641 149.8 txri
"I think that Is one of the rea Conference title and a bid to the lined the shores from th* Lake glatcrcd three straight wins to run Peiold wa* leading with a 107.2 W. Skeht
Monroe cut-off on th* south lo their consecutive wlnnlne skein tn
27 4027 140.4 IXO
A. Negrotto
sons we don’t have many 'flat' Sat Hose Howl.
_____ Hungerford
________
average compared lo Von Her* L. Ely
10X
It III 1 IH.
Neither has a particularly tough Ihe Volusia banks on th* north. 10 straight before
urdays. Kvery gume la more or
21 36IX 147.20 tox
R. Carroll
less the aume to us-Just a game. task this week. UCLA meets Ore Scores of other Sunday boat brought It to an end last Tnuraday bulls* 163.2 percentage.
Ray Carroll was third with a L. I’evlc
27 3982 147.13 lxx
Sometime* Ihe boys get Ihomielvea gon State and .Southern Cal goes riders look In th* serious and at night In Winter Park with a stun
101.2 mark a* compared to hi* It. Borsdorf
'up' for u touch opponent, Just aa ■gainst Stanford, the defending time* hilarious water.skimming ning 13-0 triumph.
IS 2017 147.1 tox
Neal
Thursday
night
the
Pan
acrobatic*
of
th*
Orlando
trou
17th
ranking
thl*
year
and
a
much
conference
champion.
they were against Duke, but we
27 3051 140.12 170
O. Gray
thers
return
to
play
Euatla
un
As
for
Higgle
Munn
and
hla
lower
147.2
average.
Thl*
year*
pedon't try to lift them ourselves."
<; K7G 140.
170
P. Bukcr
der Ihe arches at tne beautiful
Dodd la a refreshing departure Michigan Stale outfit, the No. 1
21 3402 146.12 IXl.
Martin personally drew acclaim Memorial Stadium beginning at third highest bowler is Harold Ap- G. Stine
team
In
the
weekly
Associated
leby,
who
is
two
pins
behind
Von
from the old school coach, the
III 1 son 115.11 ix:i
pie ...
T. Cobb
from the widely scatter crowd on
strict disciplinarian who believes Press poll, the Spartuns' next the sun swept banks of the iuko 8:oo p.m. Then the following lierhulls with a 104.1
27 3X07 144.0 lxx
1.. Rims
Orville Touch- R. Hubbard
In driving players with a whip three opponents — Indiana, Notre liy executing a head stand, riding week Leesburg cornea to town to
21 3031 144.7 101
hand, pushing them through bone- Dame and Marquette — are think the top of n rhnlr op a disc while tangle with the Panther In the
ton Is ahead of J. Herhst
21 3020 144.6 1X1
cracking scrlnunuges for toughen ing up ways and means of keeping making the difficult 3(10 complete b i g homecoming dash f o r
27 3HX7 14.3.20 Ix6(
hi* 1251 elip by L. I.nwson
Crooms Academy at the Memor
ing purposes and then eshortlng the score down Of them all tho
27 38X4 143.24 too
around* look easy.
ial Htadlum on Thursday night,
four pin*. Touch- 11. Hlissell
them to die for tho dear old gold Irish stand the best ehnnee of get- turn
Jake Maguire, a youthful lanky Nov. 13.
F, Hchnuttcct 12 1712 1 I2.X 1X6
ting through unscathed
und black.
It X66 142.3 171
I.. David
Coach Franklin’s Panther elev
Jim
m Tatum's T
Maryland forces artists tliut ha* alrrady achieved
Ills aide* say he never crltlcliea
artist,
ironical C. I’lercy
27 3701 137.4 172
toughest foes on their siirne title* in his own right won en will wind up Ha 1032 gridiron
u player on the field nr during facei the two touul
ly enough
It. K. Hardison 21 27X2 132.10 167
practice, lie holds n private con schedule when they get hack Into a place In thu heart* of the spec campaign hy Journeying to Cocoa
tators l.y successfully performing on Thursday night Nov. 20 to play
16 1932 128.12 I6x
l). Miller
ference with uny hoy he feels is action two weeks hence—Mississip the
seemly impossible when he the Hrevarf Cnuntlan*.
15 1030 128.10 |OI
T. Harnett
pi and Alabama.
remiss In his work.
n 750 120.3 146
P. Stanley
If Hobby Dodd and his Georgia leaped off the floating jump plat CROOMH FOOTBALL RECORDS
There's never a locker room
Scoring
1 12
:i 30(1 122.
Van Ness
buildup hefnrn the game. The Tech operative* can get hy Ala form, spun completely around In
TD KP TP
:t .3711 120.1 141
R. Prexcott
coaches, In fact, leave the dressing bama on Nav. 1.1, they should be the uir and made a perfect two Player
gained
3 0 18 Harold Appleby howler
room for several minutes before able to close the season's business point running landing on the Williams
1911 AVERAGER
2 1 13 ono nin this week to displace Boh
rough waters In what Is known In Knight
ever-/ contest The halftlmo Inter with a perfect slate.
G. Pins Avg. II.G.
i u a Hteelc, who dropped Into fifth
In addition to Mississippi. Okla aqua circle* a* * "h> licopter spin." Kilty
mission Is not devoted to Inspi
24 4030 107.22 IDS
Baker
0 1 1 place with a two-pin decline to P. Peiold
rational oratory such as made Fa- homa and Vlllannva still are
Maguire, not rontend with hi* Edge
0 1 1 101.2 .
Volt llfrhidi* 2-1 303 t 103.22 tot
inmis hy Ihe late Kntilo Hockne, among Ihe unbeaten* although Jumping feat*, camrback mo Totals
6 3 39
In gamea played last Wednes Carroll
21 3X0(1 101.2 200
(led.
but to cold technical detains.
ment* later with what wa* noth
SEASON'S HECORDH
21 3X2(1 160.10 1X3
day night at the Hanford Bowl Touchton
If every roach copied Dodd'a
Aa for the bowls, the picture still ing Ira* than momentous when
W I, Pel. Tp. ing Alleya, George Peiold, who Holler
20 3157 157.17 213
attitude toward howl games, there Is cloudy and probably will be for he duffed hla akl* to aklm across CROOMS
3 1 .750 39
might ho no movement under way at leastt another week. '‘ (Georgia
the ruffled water* on hi* bar* Opponents
1 3 .210 20
to banish them.
Tech Is a certainty to go to either
Game Record
"Howl game* are a fine thing," Ihe Orango nr Sugar Bowl—proba feet.
0 New Smyrna 0
Clowning and feminine skill
Dodd said. "Our president llkaa bly Ihe latter. Michigan State,
14 DeLand 13
Bowlinjr Standings
them. We have a lot of fun at which o p e r a t e s under Big were provided hv ChuChl Coker,
10 Florence Villa 0
howl gnmea.
Ten rulos, la Ineligible aa la Mary Alya Oglesby, Jean Clark. Jan
0
Hungerford
13
"Aw, 1 know I get criticised and land, which la on a one-year sus llulm, James Manning, Frank
(.’ROOMS SCHEDULE
CITY LEAGUE
am warned my boys Ire going to pension from Ihe Southern Confer- f.edgewood, and Alan Ulaby. Add
Nov. 0 — Euatla, here
w I If"
get their brains kicked outnecaiise eneo for playing In the Sugar Howl ed to tho trouD* for thla event
Nov
13
—
Leesburg,
hero
Ace Glass
10 4 320
we don't go In for heavy pracllco Jan. 1.
Was a touch of local talent In
ORLANDO <A1—FlorUlti Stale und
(Homecoming)
18 9 844
Stine Machine
ut the Imwl*.
Tho Huso Uuwl probably will Hcmlnole High School grid Htur
Nov. 20 — Cocoa, there
Post Office
14 13 804 Stutson wound up their football
"We don’t scrimmage, Juat run havo UCLA ur Southern California Bussell Mann and Dan Hatton,
Stanley-Rogcrs
12 15 804 game here Saturday night. Gt), and
through a few plays. At Miami aa the host. Tho Big Ten repre who helped the performance.
9 18 331) neither had what it sought—Stet
Celery City
last year, for Instance, we had a sentative la far from being deter
Climaxing the Interesting and
9 18 80) son It* first victory over another
PPliL
hotel on the hay. Wo didn’t lock mined. Purdue Is tho current enjoyable
Florida school this w a r, und FSU,
show was Marlin's
Wednesday's Results
Ihe hoys up In hotel rooms like leader. Michigan also has a good breath-taking
leap off th*
W L a victory over anybody
sheep We didn't tell them they chance of making II, dosplln being
The Stetson Halters, who ploy
lump platform Intu s biasing In
Acc Glass
3 0
had to he In at ■ certain tlmo. upset, 22 13, by Illinois Saturday.
lento on the surface of th*
3 n everv Florida college, hud one con
Stine Machine
"The hoys played around In
The Southwest Conference chamwater called the "fir* dive.''
Stanlev-Rogeri
i
1 solation; they now have tied two
boats, went fishing and sight
lon acts as host in the Cotton
Poxt Office
1 2 of them (Including Tampa). And
Clarence Welsh, the Lions Club’*
seeing, visited the horse ana dog owl. The best that can be said
0 3 tho Seminoles, of rourso, console ^
Celery City
By F. T. MACFEKLY
trucks.
la that Texas, on the basis of Ha guiding gonlu* for the water
0 3 themsolve* with the fact they
GAINESVILLE UR - Florida'* FP4L
"When wo go to a bowl we taka 81-14 triumph over Southern Math- ahow, Kent the crowd in good
didn't lose another one.
High Series
spirit* with hla humor and Inter football team haa two weeks to
all tho players' wives, the whole odist, la In the favorite's role.
Thl* week-end, Stetson will be
Georite Peiold
.......319
athletic department and soma of
Except for South Carolina’s well- esting comment* over the public get ready for Its tough teat against ilank Kretxer
___ 500 host to East,Carolina in DeLand
the faculty. We make It ona big turned 31-14 victory over Virginia, nddreae system. All net proceed* Tennessee, and It ia a good thing.
and
FSU will tuko on Mississippi
"We'll have to scrimmage pret Orville Touchton ............ .......807
parly und let all anjoy them moat of Saturday's games followed from tho show will be turned over
Southern In Tallahassee. Both are
High
Gama
ty
hard
theie
two
weeks
to
get
selves, especially Ihe players.
Ihe expected script. Michigan State to th* Lions' visual aid program ready for tha single wing," Coach Von Herbulla . . . o . i m . i i i U l l u i ...... 101 Saturday afternoon games.
"From the soma 4100,000 we got nipped Purdue, 14-7; Maryland for children In Seminole County.
...... 193 Tho Somlnoles largely dominat
Jesse Cooke .. ... „
Bob Woodruff said.
for playing In tho Orange Bowl, breesed past Boston Diversity, 34-7;
—
. . . . .
IBS ed tho first half Saturday night.
George
Peiold
Then,
too,
the
Gators
need
the
wo brought back only 410,000 and Oklahoma shut out Iowa State, 41-0;
They were denied on two deep
time
to
recover
from
the
bumps
this was slapped Into our fund for Georgia Tech defeated Duke, 24-7;
penetrations but finally collected
LEAGUE
NAVY
and
bruises
left
by
ft
a
souped-up
athletic Improvements. The rest Kansas stopped Kansas State, 20 4;
their six points on a 44-yard
Auburn
taam
that
tat
proved
you
can't
W.
L.
Pie.
II.G.
went for entertaining th* boys." UCLA defeated California, 24-7;
march. Stan Dobosa, a crunching .
taka anyone light
16 U 11 776 fullback,
Ihtly. in the South- No. 3
Did It hurt? Tech beat Baylor in Tennessee awept past North Caro
snarked Ihe drive, as g
eastern
Conference.
met.
14
10
No.
4
21
7.13
the Orange Howl, 17-14.
lina, 41-14; Notre Dame halted
well as FSU's others, and c a r
Florida's
two-touchdown
favored
-touchdown
16
8
20
753
No.
6
Navy, 17-4, and Penn State nipped
the ball ovor from tho 2.
xalled Auburn,
Gators trailed
Auburn. 14-0, after No. 2
10 14 14 744 ried
. . . tyntlnoU JV Lineups
Penn, 14-7.
Billy Odom, freshman halfback
the first auartar andMhad“ to score No. 6
10 14 12 746 from Mt. Dora, raced 40 yards
I-E—Jim Whatlty
10 pointsi In the last period to win, No. 1
7 17 8 727 for the Hatters' points In tho third
LT—Robert Newson
NEW YORK (AV—Before the sea I1-2L
High Series
LO—Hob .Shoemaker
Two latar llaltcr drives carried
son
started,
It
waa
predicted
the
Rick Cssares was great for the
Sports Roundup
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483 Inside the Florida Stale 20 but
C —Huh Carter
National Football Leaguo confer- second straight week as he made Lou Caro High Game
HO—Lurry Iiatra
By GAYLE TALBOT
enct races would be wide open hla home at tha fullback slot Bob Gaston .... ............................................. ...... 183 sputtered out.
HT—Gene Haas
affairs* with at least three teams where he led Florida In rushing
HE—Harold Pate
In each division battling for honors. and scoring a year ago. Saturday
MIX8U LEAGUE
it —Randall Reynolds
tNEW
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apt
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Well, so far, with the season
DK. C. L. PERSONS
14 points on two touchH —John Jonea
W.
everything our foremost educators
educ
eaactly half over, only ona team
flald goal and four conOPTOMETRIST
U —Dallas Turner
14
No. i
have
done
to *c:ts*n
the evil, over has followed the form charts in veralona.
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H —Ralph Flowers
12
emphasis rode the nation's grid- aach of Ha gams*. That's the Dallas
No.
0
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It waa tha secood straight weak
8
JUNIOR VAHHITY HECORDH Irona two days ago.
Texans. They've dropped s i x he booted a flald goal—somethin! No. 6
G LA SSES FITTED
8
W. |„ Pat. TP.
Many ,a young husky waa out straight, Just as the odds said they Florida hasn’t saanIn many yaara. No. 4
111
Saath Palmatto Avewaa
HANFORD
7
thara getting hla lumpa only be would.
.007
No.
2
Buford Long la threatening
sing tho
tha
Opponents
6
1 a .834
cause of the free board and room
Even the high • powered San •ll-timo Florida aoeson scoring No. 3
involvad, and because hla particu
Hanford
in this record of 77 pohtla, set by Carl
High Game
an'l safe ui
40cra aren’l
It- r i/\ s u/ vt ' > ciuf
31
lar coach saw him befora tome uncertain laigue.
Del<and
Brumbaugh in 1024. LongI scored Morris SJoblom .............
32
other coach did.
Mainland
0
Tho Chicago
Beara » 13-polnt two touchdowns
High H*rlea
ill
hdowr against Auburn,
The thought la daeply disturbing, underdoas- hended the 40«ra their one on a 14-yard
(Daytona)
to-yar--------nut and the other Morris SJoblom
and in an affort to recapture the flrit setback of tho season yeator
)' w o HI I M '.
Kdgewater
High Game
• Te
tiw lino,
true spirit of amateurism we have day with a Jolting
20-17 victory
‘ ------------------04 In seven No* 6 m« ...
(one
baek
to
the
original
Olympic
on George Bl
4
3landara
44-yard Bold games.
Totals
Taam High Sariaa
HOY WALL
It. Olympue In Greece, goal In fin fourth period.
Casaroa11 scores cama on smash- No. 6 .
1447 Sanford Ave.
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Han Francisco had won five aa of ala tand one yards. T ht four
FOOTBALL R M U LTI
Frank Q. Monk*
straight games and teal threaten Florida
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alerted
touchdownmarches
t
of S p o r ts ." ........................
ing lo maka a complete runawat with
h a poor Auburn punt, two p a n
irceptiona and
interceptions
and. a good punt runtold7 " t i e ” different aguads were now ics *a"'c!o«o Vaco,* ’with tho back
D R H. McLAULIN
ik by
by Larry r
exhorted by the moat famous ora* Detroit Lions
‘ one game
ma (4-1) only
Nav, 4 — Euatla v t Fed JVa
(ora from .(hair cities to |lv a their behind In. second inlaco. . .
Nor. 4 — Crooma ?a Mualhi
OPTOMETRIST
Nor. II — Mainland ra. Fad JV*
Nor, I I — Cruoaaa ra. Laaaburg
(hamaeamlag)
day feiuval, the winners were es
tw (^touchdown
Nor. I I — Kdgawoiar ra. Fml JVs
corted to the atatue of Zeus, where
C tu rlua^ U
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Nor. M — 8amlaa*#a rs DaLwd
Hataway—
W,
e prayers of thanks, after
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(Ham ocamlng)
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throw 14
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Must Look Ahead
Neither Stetson
Or FSU Achieve
Goals In 6-6 Tie *
Gators Will Need
2 Weeks To Prep
For Neylandmen
B
Bears Stun 49ers
Aa National Loop
Race Tightens Up
°r
LJUIiriKM
Celery Fed Schedule
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Both Sides Are
Predicting Win
In Tuesday Poll
make no serious victory claims.
Kentucky—Bluegras* State. Re
publican in only three elections,
uppears heading for unusunlly close
decision.
Louisiana — Democratic Gnv.
Robert Kennon, avoiding fiat vic
tory prediction for his candidate,
Elsenhower, says if he wins "It
will be going away; If Stevenson
it vs ill be by skin of his teeth
Country Crosses Its wins
Maine — Democratic Nation
Edmund S Muskle
Finders As Leaders Committeeman
grants Elsenhower victory
Maryland—Neither side seriously
•R ev eal Confidence claiming
clean sweep.
Massachusetts—'This .tats. Dem
By The Aunrlalcd Prrxx
DEMOCRATIC AND Republican ocratic in presidential elections
leaders across Hip nation crossed since 1928. having one of closest
their fingers lo<lay, spoke houcfullv campaigns in its history
Publicly, spokesmen
of victory lomorrow for their can forMichigan—
ImiIIi parties claim victories;
didates, and wailed for the voters ,
to settle the big questions of I9.’i2: | lull off the-record they are by no
as confident.
Will the next president lie H e-1means
Minnesota — Latest Indications
publican candidate Dwight D Ki point
senhower, or will he he Democratic doubt lo heavy vote with result In
ilnec Adlal K. Stevenson?
Mississippi
Democratic Eisen
nd will the next Congress lie
bower supporters predict he will
Democratic or Itcpuhliran?
Over the final week end of the carry this traditionally Democratic
campaign, leaders of both parties state Rot (inv Hugh White sees
In every stale, with few excep overwhelming Stevenson majority
Missouri — President Truman's
tions, predicted victories in their
home stale normally is Democra
stales for their rundldatrs
Blit the week end report?, reflec tic. lud the party’s officials recent
ly shaved earlier estimates.
ted a feeling of uncertainty
Montana—Tight battle in the re
This was the stair by stcie pic
ture:
clct linn bit by U. S. Sen /ales
Alabama — Democrats expert N Eeton, only Republican Montana
to win. Anil-administration Demo- senator since 1912
Nebraska—Contests for tiovernor
<4Mts, Republicans trying hard for
and two It. S Senate seats, head
first victory since 1872
Arizona — Republicans m aking, line campaign Nebraska went Re
down-in the wire drive lo hold on publican in la-t three presidential
to governorship and rapture at elections
least a U. S. Senate seat In iisii i Nevada — bough flghl lietween
Reoulilieun I' j*. hen George
ally Democratic Arlione
Arkansas — Republican National Malone, seeking re-election, and
Committeeman Wallace Townsend Tom Mrchling expected to tiring
admits only "a faint outside hope" , record 7.3,000 vote
New Hanitishin— Polls surveys,
Elsenhower will carry stale
California — State in iloiihlftil 1political writers see Elsenhower
column with Its 32 electoral votes. 1winning by lo,ooo-to-2(,OCn.
lA ubllcans Intensified campaign | New Jersey—Major parly spokes
In the past week with Indications' men both predict victory
Nr w Mexico — Interest high in
of strong October swing lo Steven
Republican Patrick Hurley's third
son.
lo win a It. S Senate seal
Colorado — Record turnout of try upiMinciil
Sen. Dennis Chavez
090,000 voters forecast by secre IllsNew
York—It's anybody's guess
tary of stale's office
Connecticut —Doubtful Nutmeg who will get New York’s 13 elec
votes Unlike 19-18, when Pro
Slate, with voting machines Iming (oral
c.'indldulr Henry A Wat
used everywhere for first time. Is i gressive
drew 300,000 votes, it Is vlr
expected In lie first -state to report lace
tu,illy two w ay contest with Pro
results
Delaware — Roth republican, | gressives showing little streip'th
North t ’nroliiin — North Carolina
Ukmocrnlir leaders f o r e c a s t Henioeralie
leader* confident ul
sweeps
victory hut Republicans say Sc
Florida — Democratic leaders | vrosnn Eisenhower contest Is close
appear more confident as b a rd 1 North Dakota — Democrats be
campaign approaches climax
liese farmers do not like HOP obit
Georgia
(SOP National Com form and don't want a military
mlltreimin Itosroe Tucker, making man for president Republicans lie
no victory prediction, says Rlsrn lieve Elsenhower stronger eundi
hower will more than double the dale Ilian Dewey, who won the
best previous Republican vole stale m I9IH
00,000 for Hoover
Otllo Record .1 ,930.000 vote pro
Idaho
Hot congressional ran- •lilted with interest high in races
shares top hilling with piesidenli.il fur governor an dt* S senator as
Mntest.
well ns president
Illin o is - In Stevenson's home
Oklahoma- The record tula slate
state, with 27 electoral voles, vote of 829,212 IIIUV bo hlokctl III
leaders of bulb parties predict vic one of the luitlrsl presidential elec
tory.
tions in Oklahoma history oklu
Indiana
lloosler political scene homo In Republican presidential
featured by biller race lietween column only in 1920 und 1928
Republican Sen William E .lenner.
Oregon — State's six cIcctorM
and opponent. Democratic (inv votes considered by observers In
Henry r . Schrlcker.
hr safe for Elsenhower.
lowu—Roth parlies fighting hard
Pennsylvania—Stale whin vole of
to win this Important farm stale f. 2.V1.000 expected. Registered lie
Traditionally Republican,
it went publicans outnumber Democrats by
eniib
ur Truman In 1918
about 900,000.
'K ansas—Republican leader* ex
Rhode Island Republicans sense
pert to win with rose Democrats lies) dinner for presidential elec
¥
'M R HANFORD HERALD
SERVING IN PACIFIC
Calvin L. Biirfleld, hollerman
second class, USN, son of Mr.
and Mrs. (!. \V. McCay of Sanford,
Fla., and husband or the former
Doris E. Oxley of Route 1, Sllur'ii.
Ala.,
servng ahannl the nmmunitlon ship ,,r!S Vesuvius, with
WINTER HAVEN. (Special) - the Pacific Fi
Rorfielil entereil the Naval Ser
Activity is reported on several of
Florida's Stale Farm ers' Markets vice Feb. 20, 1947.
according lo Information received
As many as a million ton* of
by Director I. It Lewis in his copper have been produc'd from
Winter Haven office
ores III the United Stales in a
The Starke Stale Farmers Mar year.
ket will hold this season's first
pecan ile on Ttvjc-'l
Nov n \t
DR. H. K. KTM .
I oo ii'elm h A professional mie
tnmeer will handle the sale nl the
C H IR O P R A C T O R
gniiil xillume of pecans expected
It is planned lo hold weekly Thurs
Please rail for appointment
day sales Huoughmit Hie season
with ihr exception of Thanksglv
Phone 1752— 171«
mg week A l:irgt> number of buy
ii* have lierii eoutaeted so grow
<i* throughout Ihe area may fiml
ti nix amt satisfactory sale for
llu-lr |N‘e,iii>
I lie Palmelto Slate Market ex
l*-i is to start tomato auction
*ales mi November 3rd amt the
Imimikalee Stale Farmer* Market
anticipates u light volume of to
in a lor* ciicnmhi-i*. sipmsh and
eggplant dm mg Ihe current week
(Quality on all item* i* showing tin
provemenl
O. II. F a rre ll
1lie Pahokee Slate Market re
Owner
(•oiled a light move nil-ill of beans
' the past week Volume increase
a i d F a s t F ir s t S tre e t
| and tpiahty linproveiuent i* anliel
paled during the current week
<it ecu corn the first Hits season,
is expected lo start moving Ihe
Iasi ol the week, followed hv
rodishcs With good weather pre
vailing planting of all crops will
■iintimic dally
I lie Sanford State Market open
fit (m Hie Fall season during Hie
р.
i*l week with a fair volume of
iii-aii. lor the fre»h market and a
Ill-Id supplv ginning In canucrs A
mOTICTID BY ARMOIID VIST!, Murine corpsmcn (tup) rnrrv n
small supply of ciictitnhcrs amt a
wounded l-cnlherneclr down n steep trull to a medical old sluthui dur
good supply of oranges and grape
ing the buttle of “Tho Hook." Helow. Elrst Division lighters crawl along
fmil moved nvci Hie market
a trench on the embattled ridge to escape the artillery and nmrtnr 0'*>
lie,ivy lain* in October caused
of t ’oiiinillldst Clllnese troops AMer one of the Mttrrest slrugglrs, tlm
■laiii.ige In bi-.i li s. cabbage, eu
( Itilrrnntlnnnl .S'oiiml|ifiolo)
M a r in e s recaptured the v it al (mint
I'limlicr. eggplanl. esearole amt
с.
iily plalilings ol celery, however
i i Ii good weather prevailing
-.boulder
of
SI*-veu*ou
I"
tmn campaign victory since Hie
oIiioo- i* r-xpei led to steadily III
Washington
'tepuldlciill .tali' • it- i -I- on all linns
i ; i i |' l.i*t won hi 1921 Many |mh
lie.d oliM-rvers feel stale will re chairman say- In* person. ' opinion
While tic .1VV 1 .1 HI * III I Ictlihrr
is dial "it's iu*l a Imisi- ra c e " i -i i oil i oiisidci-ilite d a m a g e in I inmain Democrat e
South Carolina—liov James E Slate Dcinncrulli • hull mull fore • it i iht- E t u i P i i - i c r S l a t e f a r m
oi
M .iik ct r o p iu ls a light siip|i|v
Ityrnes l ead ng group called hi casta victory for Slin-nsoii
Virginia
Democratic In ol l>iiii;iliq<* m m oil Iht* pa*t we ek
tlcpeiulcnt S oii P i Carolinian* for HieWest
pad tliice i lecltons, stale is with volooio 11110 1-110-111 e x p e e le d
El.senliowei, wlilcli predicts victory winding up hiitlc-l i-unpaign in its 111 in i ii I \ o v In E x e e lle n l i|iiallt v
tt iciim lti-is .-lo .iln*.tdy m o v in g m
Di-innci alu
regulars, liowevei. lilslory
Wisconsin
Furious cualorlal v olum e In -pilo ol lie.iv v r ain s , il
claim llu-y will win
Smith Dnkolii llcpublle.iu pre lace pilling lit politic.hi Non Jos i ■ ht-ht-voil Hu r .i i lv i-sli ni.iled lo
■lul mini- Iban I2.0UU tn .i mu il v eph Me f.iilllv against lli-oioclat in Ho .o io.igi- til .".no a c r e s in HuDewt-v ail.illieil in 1918 Drtnoi-ral* Tllolllas E I' uri lidd niav hung liitii.tr* l l i v t i n o , ■ will not In* iii .i
lot i 111v Icilui t-d
ool a rei'iit'd I' - million \oleis
sci- a I.'.msi vole victory
I lie V. mi h•11.* '*1.110 Market ie
Wyoming
* lamia
victory by
Ti-miessci- i lose race wllli liolli
poii at poioonl drop hi nieillllher
liolli sides
sanies prcdlcliiig victory
volume from Hie (last week
Texas t'raillliiiiially Di'iiioi lallc
lone Slat Stale is dinihllol ha Hie IIIHTIESTRA III ING I III! MED ' though tai below normal, egg
pl.uii looialii and pepper viihiine
first lime since 1928, when Hie (ilip DAYTONA REACH e \ sym
carried il
plimiy orchestra of Elorlda high *howetl an increase All crops silt
Utah Rival |ially leaders have 1school students is being organized ftit 11 -oti n- damage (mm the
different predictions nil Ihc olccllnn tn play at Hie Elnrida music ram* E*llioales of loss of till* cil
oiileiiine. lint l>olh sides agree vole educators annual clinic in Tampa niuiher clop mu from 73 to 83
may set record of 200.090 In 3UO.OOO .Inn 8-10 William .1 llenlun, in- pcicenl over all Weather the past
Vermont — Tradltlonnlly Repub , slriimenlal director ■•( Hie Main- week ha* been favorable for re
liean Vermont e\|>eeled to give Its land Ilicit Seliunl liaml. said Hie covery anti some of the younger
encumbent are show lug progress
Hirer electoral vole* lo Elsenhower 123-piece orchestra will lie m a d e!,..........
Virginia — Outcome In tradition tip of sludents recoin mended by | Prices showed ail Increase the
a- ipi.dlty Improved
ally Dnnincrfytic Virginia Is re Ihrlr school mu lt direclor- l'au-|p.isl vu’fli
<
ljurileil as il lO'-sup. largely hr ilitlules must he irgl-teictl In Not I hid tin
III i tii IIt it4 l - foi iiiiiili heller
pi lei-s
cause ol Sen Harry I' livid's mMN
First Pecan Sale
Of Season Slated
At Starke Market
Monday, Nov. 3, 1132
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Monday, Nov, 3, 1IU
Sm okey Says
Rural Common Sens*
Hr SI'UUH JOHNSON
New Congress Is
likely To Shape
Nation’s Destiny
United -Piatai fgt tb* aunt- period.
Klurio- cattlemen are obtaining
more and more Improved pastures
and are lesa and leee Interested In
burning the woods to give early
spring grating from the wlregram.
And the tlmber-gratlng-ynme pro
gram evolved hy Louis T. Nlelnml,
foreiter with the University of
Florida Agricultural Kxtension
Service, Is attracting more atten
tion. It provides lor good soil
management by putting trees on
land best suited to trees, establish
ing Improved grasses on land that
will grow good grass, and en
couraging and promoting game und
flab.
In-* grassy' i'vumvi !*,,'>r*jierse«r
among the trees, and connected
with each other, are more effective
fire barrlera than plowed fire lines.
Both landowners and cattlemen
who have tried this plan like It.
National Fire Prevention Week,
October 6-11, ban como and gone,
but the need for preventing fires
never ceases. The forest fire sea
son, in fact, Is Just ahead.
TZZS
Florida’s record In forest fires is
,uew »eu w »#
{■*» merscTiNsf
improving as more lands come
under the prole-lion of the Htata
Im portant C o n t e s t s
Forest Hervlce ami an more people
Are Being Waged
renllie the damage that f irest
fires du. Hut this state still has
For House, Senate
entirely too muny forest fires and
too high forest fire looses.
Bv WILLIAM F. AHHO()A,HT
'I lie National Fire Protection
Association calls attention to the
fact that about one-third of the
land In the United .States is forest
land — 1)30 million acres. And
•'Very year over 300,000 fireu burn
Trees will grow If given a chance
and scar uhoul 30 million acres.
More than u twentieth of uur wood
land is burned and ilninuged e v ery
CleOVKK IN HI7MMKIC
year.
It adds that enrli year enough
Vero lleurh, Fla. — Contrary to
posed by Hep Mike Mansfield
saw-timber trees are destroyed to the belief that clover will not
Indiana — William
J-.
. ______
____ ____K Jenner
„f opposed by (lov Henry F Schrick supply the building needs of u city grow In this section in the sum
of over n i|uartrr of a million mer, severul Indiun Itiver County
ne er.
ml
Delaware— JuJui J. Williams, op people. The suw timber that goes pastures containing clover made
IRiscd by Id. (lov Alexis I Du up In flumes is enough to build good growth during the past sum
HI),000 five-room homes. Forest mer, County Agent Marcel Houdvt
Ik* pent Uayard.
uiah —Arthur V Watkins, op fires ulso destroy enough pulp-size reports. Mr. Uuudct attributes the
trees each year to produce 3's mil good clover growth to adequate
hr. posed by Hep. Walter K (Iranuer
lM.
Massachusetts — Henry ( abo‘ lion tons of newsprint, enough to ami well-spaced rainfall during the
n. Lodge Jr., opposed by Hep John supply every newspaper in the summer.
ly F. Kennedy.
P.
Wisconsin — Joseph It McCar
II thy. opposed by Thoina* K Fair
j. child
c.
liepublicons are hopeful of nick
lag up Democratic seats in Wyo
I, tiling, New Mexico, Michigan. Con
nectieut, Maryland mill Arizona
Holding these seats now are these
Democrats:
,1
Wyoming — Joseph C (J'.Maho
ney, opposed by (Sov Frank A
jj. Barrett.
n.
New Mexico — Dennis Chavez
„ onpoM'd by former Seerelary of
. Wur I'atrlck J. Hurley
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Michigan — lllalr Moody, op
posed by Hep. Charles K I’oller.
Connecticut — William llenton
opposed hy William A I'urtell
In Maryland, the ineiimheii'
>' Democrat, Herbert O'Conor. Is re
„ tiring. Democratic nominee lieorgi
Mahoney Is iip|xised by Hep .1
'V (llenn lleall.
The only Pickup with uu ull-new Low -F kii.t io n tmginol
Arizona — Majority Ix'inler Kr
Tlibi Kuril F -l given dioiew of fuinotm T huck V-H,
nest W. MeFarlaml, opposed b)
now 1(N) lip . or new 101-h.p. Cotrr C i.ihi'KH Hix . Hko
Marry M (lolilwater.
' ' \ In the Hoilse. Hep ililieuns uri
“T im Hook" (hIiowii IniIow rig h t)—you’ll hcu llm t 3 ou t
o f A Font I’ickupu run fur lewt than 2 ) j t a mikd
GET IN T O ' ’HE AUTOMATIC
COIN MA( HINE BUSINESS
IJSIVE JUKE li IX — CIGARETTE VENDING
Rotary Ironer
ladle!, tlf down #wJ !•••
— No mofo tlAtifttJ
a hot Woo m d h o l'd . No*
141 — whUff fhff ' I No«
lerf IroHO# d o t! tho wctl.
• AUTOMATICALLY
CONTROLLED
• DIAL TEMPERATURES
Electric
NOTIO AMIRICAN PAINTIR Douglas Chandor Is pictured In London be*
slifc his poitrult of (jueen Kllzabath II, the first portrait for which she
has |toted since her accession. The work wo* commissioned by Mrs.
Frankllr. D. Itoosevelt and will be presented to the British Embassy In
Wi..hlnulon as a gesture of Amsrlcun friendship.
ffaternsttoM lJ
Av*»u«
Big truck capacity, light-duty costsl T his lightd u ty Ford F-4 Htaku given you puylond capacity
up to 2 <>r tom* witli dual n*nr wlmebi! And with
duala, loaderl lliNir-to-grouiid height in only
IltiJa iiirluml Choice o f V-H or Hix.
Ph
Ford F-6 given you only cholco o f V-8 or Hix hi 2-ton
fluid. KMl-h.p. T iiuck V-H or 112-h.p. Ilio Hix. Body
und piiyloodn up lu ll,.'IO.r> IIm. N o o th e r 2-tonner
given you m i iniieli power witli no luueli paylomlt
Choice of I wo great nihnl
Now we offer you
New LOW-FRICTION Ford Truck enginos deliver more
HAULING POWER per gallon! Choose from FIVE great
engines • • . over 275 series power combinations!
Low running coot* with Ford Trucks drop itill L o w e r ! Ford’a
three nll-new engine* ore ultrn-modorn ovorhead-vnlve,
hlgh-compremlon, I-o w -F h iu tio n design. Short ilrvke cu La pinton
travel, cutH power-eating friction. You got moru delivered jiower.
You save up to one gallon in aovenl
U N A t R ESU LT*
ECONOMY R
SIR RlfORI YOU BUY who! ford
Trucks offer in tho way of
LOW RUNNINO COSTSI
Come in—Mk to ege this big book of the Ford Truck
Economy Bun! 5,800 actual owner reports on running
costs! Look up your kind of work, your siie of truck*
8 * 4 in dollars and cents how low your runnini costa
Safety an extra dividend of lewcost, enduring, concrete pavement
When you've got to stop - tad your foully with maxi*
feJrl—you’re thankful for tbs mum aafaty and security night
way concrete gripe tires, But end day, y«ar In. year out.
concrete’* all-around safety for
.
N «v «r such pOW IR in a ilG JO * I
Tills Ford F-7 Dia Job, witli n grune combination weight 0/38,000
lbs., is powered with Ford’a all-new Lqw-FwcHon 145-h.p.
O akoo Kino V-8 . Never before, among the 10 leading makes, him«
gasoline truck engine delivered no much horsepower per cil in.
displacement!
W B ttm
H—
It depandoaooo factor elans.
• ! cencrele reeds end
r-«'A.r.
ff,Offf,OOQ franis,
Utm ixsaroxeo
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fm
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�THE SANFORD HERALD
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HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED STORE
Phone 338
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MlMEOCRAI’ll I'RINTINd —TYPING
CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE
ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
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nt rr iHr 'I'r Ir |iHnnr nn inrint.fmillion rHnrgr If »nnr HNitir I*
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IHr MtltrrlUrr I* r%|»rt lrtl In t
I*inni|»llt. In nilirr lot n* lo
rrttiln lltr Hr*l |n»**IHIr writ lie.
till II mil %il* nm*l Hr In ••to
tilllt-r nn ilir il.it Hrlmr |niHII
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Flrnt Htri'el. I’lman 4IKI-W.
Kill.I WVAV A It All A IIKDS
Day, week nr innnlli
Tel I4*jf»
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Apui l nni l
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nlil) HI I Kiln.
In
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Inline tllM lO a week I'lmlir |H!I
wu fmniili.'il apiirliiiriitii, newly
ilin’nialeil. ('.IM MaKiinlia 1‘linne
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WF%T MI5
J lleili niiin
fm ninIn i|
apuitnirnl. I'llvale
1)111 Mauiiullu
n|iKtalM
enlniiui'
I.ONOWOOD l.ake limit I'liurinliiu
3 iinim cnltuHc. fiirnUliwI with
litllilii's $73 Ml per nimilli I'linin'
Wiiili*r I’ark JilinlJ
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Real rM.iie Fur Hal*
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l-IIKOROOM 1 a IIKDROOM
n u rs e s
All mil' ilefi'liae liniiniiit? Imlli lent*
uIh and naleH an* lakun. We have
III pmuieiirt new denlv;nn Just
1'iilnpleti'd hv lliu aniiiti'i't in
uttructivn Fluriila .(ylua. New
FHA tvrina with lew dnwii pay*
iiicntn. If you have a lot Ihla
may he auffieii'iil far iluwn pay
ment.
O/.IKII'WKMiKR HOMES. INC.
______1103 Knmlolph SI reel
TWO IIKDROOM cunrrnl* hlork
hnuae ami KiiiaKi'. Uak fInara,
Klaaxvil parch, ahnileil land*
neaped lat. IHKI Vernanua Ave.
HOUSE—eoncritte block. 2 lied-
riM»n», OK kitchen, breezeway,
curpnrl, Vcnclhn Rllmh, space
heater. Near Navy Base. Owner
transferred, so must sell.
down payment. Contact
owner, 2430 Yale Ave. (I'hillips
Terrace).
a
MOUSE for Sale- story and a half
Oani In back with uaruKc. Flow
Imi well. Tail (W x IHMMi. Sen (I
E. Carsmi, l.ake Mary Rond III
I, llox 100 after 3(00 p.m.
linin'11 ly|ie borne — has 3 bed
ih, | Vfc butlis, floor furnace,
attic fan, notch with JulouNe*
ami Nibiateo on 3 large lull with
shade trees, faicatlun 2017 Mellonville Ave. Owner being (railsfrrrnl. Call us for on appoint
ment. TOrms can he arranged.
KOHKKT A. WII.I.IAMH,
RKA1.TOH
Raymond E. liOiidquiat. Asaoclale
Phuua 1673
AHaulio Bank UUlg.
H'&A
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— 3
Free - free • Fiee
lluff.'r Rental
with
Purchase nf Paste Win
ul
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i .limn NT i 'i Id repair* Specula
Im i l i n r nt your chance l*i ii'*?
ll.'I ni Kxi'lllkivt*
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1*11111 h nl Si . mill 11.lint I'III ni
(ill I*.
MATIIKit UK HANFORD
jo am i:. i>i si.
I'linn* U7
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111.(Ii. Uv n ilii. Fill I'liunr 4131
nl Sullfnlil lii I'd W.
(.AWN MOWERS nharpoiiwl. Ul*
i'Vi Iih n |iu m il. Shuinaii'a, 810
K. tih S t
i I.UWKST COST AUTO FINANC
IN'!! I-v v**iO tm ul liimk -■ III*
**ui mu .' wlllt in *A0 WA I.I.ACK, .
tf.'< '.(II', i!Ulilrn.li I'lmlir 104.
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! I'ln.lii', A In mn iutiiii, C a i i v a *
i'ri'c KkIIiiiiiIik
I'hniii' IJUl-J
lift it ii I*. M f»r ii|i|niinlin«nt. .
I.. I.. SIM . riniin Trrhnlcl**
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flm it* (ill W Riiiiln I, Han*
yinnil rntnlll mil
VI'IV , ''H*nll
funl
lilili'. I.i-i' Hum Lilli Klin Avi
II v"u w m l In ll-iy, ICi'iit nr Dell,
I'li. ion.
| NKW FI.Ul IRS mil fnci'il I.. par*
fii'tmii lllil flunin inndi* llkf
I H IIA I.I.. Realtor
TOXF.DU FKKDS (Nnniilili' llnr
IH'W Kini' ltlll|(, rli'illiilnf A w tc
I lull'll M ill' II.lull llllilillllf
IIiiiiCn T iiic 'Iu I'Yt'U iStiirn.
I in.:. iiIkh |inrtitl'lc iniwer plant.
"I .ill II.ill" I'lninr 175*
Mi'i vine Sclliiliiili' ('unlit y nine*
MiinI ii ILlufl I'ninl
IJ.IiU t'.il
I '.ran. ll M UIi' h un, l.iikr Mary.
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| | . | 1111 ilk iep .il jnliM, nl small
•nt In
Win • e II.un Ii I llln/ i .
. ' 'Mill
liilihlilm. Cull dim 1112 II4 .
v\i in. ,\ | ku kill* anlK t UIMIUk
' K i l l l.IS l u l l SAI.K —3
i-IiIiii ili.rii
l''ilm* l«-I
innatli.K lllil.A.NIIU Mnlllllit* Seiillnel, Or*
It'iilnillli.i .(i Mali i »nn n. IlHi K.
hiinlu Kveniog Slnr. Call Italpk
Inl.
Ray. 11113.1.
Magic Chef gas runge, Serve I Has
S e //S t
SPKCI \I.S
refrigerator, tins wnl. i k> ntei
Phillips Curvy
(lend . tint ll t loll ltUKmiiil.lt' '122
Asheslies Soling
Maple.
C el s o u l Silling $13 per S<|.
Ml litmle $FI per Mil.
(ins heuter. I0.IHMI HIT' will lien I
210 Ih Asphalt Shingle $3.31)
5
room
house,
I
yr.
uld
ffrtl.00
I R ' V I I I S K K s l . n i . l n o Until- 1! * "
I’lionc imu it
A pplieil hy Expert*
I.. Mil" Henkuiik tilusi and
I'nmi l.'n
MAPI.E YOUTH lied like new
SECURITY I.I MIIKK A
dressing table Plume It'll* .1.
III tl I IN WAX
S t'P I'l.l \ I)
Nn K'tl.l..... .
I.-nici'i l.ii tlini;. ONE l.OUNOR t tiulr with <Mto r.lh A .Maple
I'l.miv 701
»■ •••!• l 'i
••* TVI«'| i )iiiii «* | I2 r».
man lloi llnvalia liriv. Sail
I 'iim lni. I 'lil.i ||ii W Kir.tt
ford
I’Mi.MIHNU
Inipt.i leil Kniiilntn Hlni'ltt nml COM: MAN .'rtl.uw Io il I space Cmitrart mnl repair wurk. Fie*
e*tltnat«s. |{. |„ Harvey, 204
(ti e . Si'inne Rilgn
Tele*
Heater
$45 O'), Roy’s lllcydc
I'htute | ijfi I' liiiilliii* Center —
Hanford Ave Phm<a 1K2H.
$25 (hi, UlrPs Itleyele
$23ixi.
I In W I'Ti-I
One Wheel Hand Colllvnhir
$il ihi. Worn Orlenlsl Hue 7 < lo
C/MUNETS Formica tops. 0. VaO
$20 (Ml Phone l.'dtli .1
( Woodwtirkitig. M2 Sanford Av*
fill. I KHNACKS-Uy Krusky.
U nil, Klunr and Klrtplae*
it HKD, springs and m sltreis
Phone 30II-W * I433-.I
M. 0. 1101)0 KS
(loud comlilioo Cheap IMimii
UATTERY, lieiii'iutnr nr Startaa
103 W. Ml SI.
Phone I2H
4H'.I
Service. Cull 317, Hwaln'a Bale .
Khet.1 nf puiwers - l''lnIh| i«hI —
lury Service. Smifmd Avenue
Four Punter Red
J)nfinished. New and Uiwl —
ole). I)ruisi;r.
ser. V u n I i y
and 2nd Street.
I'llt ge Sell'l l Imi. Slop hy III
Diesser and Rem-ii $H5 IXI 107
ALL TYPES llulldnti'i work. Ilea* ■
Telephone I 123. Furniture Cen
W uih SI.
r<
smiuhle Rate* Free rstimulcx.
ter
iii) \v. First.
Phone KlIH J. V. C. (irarey.
IJOOII ANO RAI)
PIANOS -New nml used. Turin* Reg.
$lll.!i3
3
pc.
(Ihrnine
PHILIPS Colmilul (Tt'iiners "know.'
I Istle ins. Kinler'f. Pimm Store,
Dinette
$40.03
Imw” plus U Sun O guiiiaiiteedy
j-'JH 31 vi tie Avenue. I'huou
molhprotifliig sssuie yuu of
Reg. $30.03 S"fa lletl
$40 03
‘‘llulldbox" a p p e a l mice. Pboil#
it.'g $120.03 Hhuuwurii 2 pc.
USED SPACE heiTter, Void *oil
4HI for free delivery service.
SOFA RED SUITE
$HH.0(l
tank typo. Kent up in 3 rooms.
MAT'DK.R
OF
HANFORD
Fiirniloto Repmri'tl.
Kcfiolsbed.
I'hmif 2210.
203-00 I-:. 1st. HI.
Phone 127
Heine and Office Fixlores llullt.
SUI'A. CHAIRS, piuno, radln,
DANIELS CARI.NET WORKS
•ewlng oiiU'hine, cliihl's hicyiTn, * - a u t ic l k s w a n t e d - «
IIM Rulltiaul' Avenue
Easy terms. 312 Oak Ave..
IWelska Itl.lg.)_______ i(
We buy, m'l A trade used
furniture. WlUon-Mnlor Furn- SPREADER SERVICE. Lime and
Deleinlle and I'crtillter. Phone
Hurt Ca. 311 R la*. Phone 03rt
') PC. I.IVINfj ROOM
ISlifl-M. David E. Carpenter,
OHOtlp
~
FURN ITU BE
Cmisistiiig of Sofa, mntebiog
JALOt'SIKS
llought — Sold or Trailed. Stop
clir.ir, end table, step table,
hy or Telephone 1426. Furniture Lifetime Aluminum -- Free Kstl*
cocklnll 11*lil**, 2 lumps, smoker
_Cmilc£_—_j_tlt W. First._______ 1 mutes. Free Insiullstion—Tele,
nml sofn pillow. All for
phone K23. Furniture Center,
$170.00
lit) W. First.
7— P*t»*l,ivrstof k-HupplIra —7
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MATHER OF SANFOItl)
ON
ACCOUNT
nl
other
business
20.1-ny K. lat. St.
Phon# 127
wish
Uh to
tu sell 63 chic
chickens (fryer 16—
AUTOMOUiLEH
slxo and laying hem
ns.) Contact
Mi
llrown Miller'a Fruit Cakea
McArthur, Yellow Ca
Ceh • 1444
We’ll buy your car rrgardlesa at
nicked for overseas shipping,
age or rendition.
'houu 1000-J .
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HELP WANTED
—8
Little & Reel Used Cara
2nd and Sanford
FUI.I. M /. k Kt'iimore electric Experienced Drake and Front End
Man — lo set up aud operate toil) Chevrolet W Ton Pickup
runge • 3 months old. Pcrfeef
Firestqpe Drake Dept, No drift*
rondillon—$100. 2403 DeColtai
Truck- A-t Condition, Tire* Ex*
Ave . Wymiuwdod.
i t , Hlcgtly work. Vacation. Unud
etllrnt. Can Be Seen At Hcmln*
pay fur right party. Firestone
u|u Tire Shop.
SWEET 11A Ml. IfT o raag ta; Vl.OO
Sto.ea, 111 East 1st St.
bu. It. W. laird, Phone 11M4-J.
WE BUY AND SELL
CLEAN
PIANOS. USED. 1208 Mvrtla Ave.
late modal used cart.
Sea W. ¥ . MeMaslara
VENETIAN BUNDS
Factory price*! H(||I|*Hm 4 III
Aluminum *lata, cotton »r |
lie lapea. Coin plate repgfi
ice.
.SEMINOLE VENETIAN BUND BABY H1TTIN0—best of refer* MARIN*: hardware, Plywoi
eneea. Mra. Miriam Vlnup,
COMPANY
Vail Woodworking, 613
sBom w$a-M.
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munist pnrty and exposed one run■ r CHARLES F. BARR E r r
'ASH1NGTON IM — A capsuli’ splridnr afler nnnlhrrT
MCCARTHY
m ary of views expressed l»y
Ktevenson—Elsenhower
seems In
t D. Eisenhower uml Aillnl have embraced or hern embraced
Stevenson on major l**ur*:
by Sen McCarthy ( It-Wls). detainer of (Jen. George C. Marshall,
KOREA
Elsenhower — Bungling by Tm “ champion of slander." A few
peddlers of hale" would not be
n administration Ini in t.'oni “ImiMirtant
If thpy hnd not been In
aggression; that made tie cluded In Ihe leadership of F.isento intervene Inescapable. h'LWUii- C T M w •' - all his talk.
'Koreans should oh1 irnined MrCnrlhy has yet lo uncover evi
lending lo conviction of a
an the front lines. rodut-lng dence
single Communist agent.
8. losses. The Democrat* can’t
Eisenhower — He support* Mecounted on to find n solution; Cniiliy as a mciuher of tho Hever will go In Knroa per- publican organization. He and Mrto see what should ln> done f’nilhy have Ihe same goal of rid
ending the war.
ding Ihe government of the suhvertrenson—The decision to Inter
lev
may be a turning point in on method. Elsenhower will
till never
sry< preventing n lugger war approve unjust damaging of repu
ubllcaus have wavered between tation lie has no patience with
Jess calls to expand the Korean nnyoim wlm crlllcl/es Marshall, a
nd weak-kneed moves to (|nil great patriot.
. 8. for many months alrcudy
".SURRENDERS"
been doing all it can lo train
Elsenhower—Stevenson lias tieen
“ Korean* and put them In
lines. Stevenson will not taken over body, boots and breech
false promises of on ea’>y es by the Truman administration
out even If It costs him (tie and stand* revealed today as n
captive candidate. The Democrats
offer not a change of heart but
CORRUPTION
avenson—There has been cor only a change of face.
Mrvcnson—The biggest fad In
, Involving a minute l.actlnn
prn-cicctinn picture Is Hint
. Jurat employes, and many of Ihe
cases have been exposed by Elsenhower has surrendered lo
rats. Stevenson could do n Sen. Taft (ft-Ohlo) and (tie Repu
Job fighting dishonesty lie- blican Old Guard, a team of Iso
be has learned as governor Inllnnlsts anil reactionaries who
opposed progress at home
inols how to wield tho axe on hove
and abroad for 20 years.
parties.
(Iloth Elsenhower and Stevenson
enhower — Venality and nut- have
denied they arc captives of
theft of the peoples' money
nnyl>ody or have yieldrd ground on
been staggering. Much worse, their
convictions.)
administration haa consistently
CIVIL RIGHTS
led corruption. No man who
l|!n election in any degree to
Stevenson —Ho has been very
‘ nlnlstraUon can clpan up. much Impressed by a hill In Coni would rather bo defeated t tan gross In set up a federal commis
__ elected by men who havo lost sion to promote fair employment
flwlr morals.
Wradices, to act only If sstales
COMMUNISM
lh cinsclves do not tako proper
-Kiacnhower — Communists have steps against discrimination, lie
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‘ the U. 8. of highest would support a move to change
satic and military secrets. It congressional rules to stop cease
Jm e to clean out a leadership less debate. ( Filibusters have been
at haa failed to sro Communists used in block civil rights hills In
g Into vital gnvernmrnt of Ihe past).
. that has been cnmplnrrnt
Elsenhower—The gravest charge
has tolerated Russian spies. against the Truman nrlmlnislralinii
'Stevenson—lie would drnl mcrei may he shoddy rheap politics In the
Maaly with Communists. Klscnhmv field of human rights Wrongs have
r clamors loudly but what vould been left uneorrrded lo win voles
e doT Would be fire FBI Director In dcctlnn after election. He would
E dgar Hoover and other secur end segregation in Ihe District of
officials, who havo Inflllrali -d , Columbia, which Ihe Truman adInnermo
rmost ranks of Ihe Com ' ministration did nol do lie would
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exert leadership to pent
state* to end Job discr]
without federal eompulsior
possible handicap.
ORGANIZED LABOR
Elsenhower—He would not repeal
but would favor amending the TaftHartley Act. The law could bo used
to break unions, and that must be
changed. Stevenson wants compul
sory arbitration or selxure power.
Elsenhower rejects compulsion on
grounds the right of men to leave
their Jobs Is a test of freedom.
Stevenson—The Taft-Hartley Act
has not Improved labor relations
and must be repealed. A substitute
law should not attempt a precise
formula for all national emergency
strikes but should give the Presi
dent a cholc? of mediation, con
tinued private negotiation, arbitra
tion or seizure. The
he right to bar
bargain does not Include
ude the
tne iright to
stop the national economy.
FARM POLICY
Stevenson — Farm ers havo been
helped to their present prosperity
by Democratic programs such as
price supports, soil conservation,
flood control, rural electrification,
research. Dcmncrals will keep
price supports at 00 per cent of
parity. Although Elsenhower also
endorses 00 per cent supports. Sen.
Taft opposes them and Republicans
have again and again voted against
farm programs In past.
Elsenhower—He and the Republi
can party will continue 00 per cent
supports. Accusations lo the con
trary are false. Republicans will
halt Iho trend toward regimenta
tion of farm ers hv Washington and
seek farm er participation nnd co
operation. Democratic politicians
hsvo used farm programs to win
votes
Inflation
Elsenhower—InRation is a policy
of Ihe present administration de
signed to fool tho people by giving
Ihem more mone ythat Is worth
less. Controls over prices nre weak
stopgaps. The administration has
Ignored really effective inflation
controls over money and credit.
STEVENSON - Tho Republican
Old Guard Is Ihe best friend In
flation ever had. It voted against
price controls. Wo hove inflation
today because Ihe Kremlin started
Iho Korean War. Stevenson favors
control fry direct ceilings, when
needed, credit and monetary |Mili
clcs. and a pay as we-go budget If
possible.
TAXES SPENDING
Stevenson -The II K must press
forward with religions fervor to try
to ri-dui-e spending and taxes lint
Ibe budget slioulil be reduced only
as ii.illoii'il i-rurlty permits. Cut*
ol tens ol billions would be like
disburullng Hie Army, rennunelng
friends afitnod and craw bog In a
cave In await destruction.
Elsenhower-Tin- present expen
Court Records
DEEDS
Shrlncr, William R. and w
Madeline G. to E. L. Lavy and w
Esther Mac.
Baker. M. E. and w Analizabcth
to Harold J. Bridges and w nubyo
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Phillips, Wellborn C.. J r. to Wil
liam J. Walker and w Vida Fay.
Phillip. Lyman A. and w Reva
P. to Robert Ashe amt w Lana C.
Madden, Walter F. and w Vir
ginia P. to Lyman A. Phillips and
w Reva.
Casselberry Gardens, Inc. lo
Algernon W. llrown.
Estes, Marvin W. and w Agnes
to Roger O Mills and w Sara.
Bowen, Horace J. and Alfred D.
Bowen to Horace J. Bowen and
Alfred I). Bowen.
Hill. Lcnn I, , wld. to Ben II.
Murrell and Margaret.
Phillips, Wellborn C., Jr. lo
Charles Lunglev Dorton. s g l. and
Josephine Marie Luther, wld.
Wright-. Kenneth A. and w Clara
.1 In U-onard W. Kepplcr and w
Virginia.
Barrow, Paul T and w Margaret
B. to John F. Kennedy and w Rita
RISIAICM ASSISTANT W. I) MeClaskey lioM- one of Hie a-nlabte chim
panzees at the Johns llopklns University, Halllmore, Md., that was
used during experiments with polio virus. Tim University has Just an
nounced that six children have been varrln .led against the three rec
ognised forms of ]mi|| o, Ihe Hr t Iniin.in.s cvi r lo receive such treatment
■gainst the dreaded disease. The vaccine n-nl In Inocnlalo Iho chil
dren was made from the spln.d cords of monkeys,
{International)
dlturc program is reckless and ex
Iravauant In the pood of sheer
fully. Democrat* are stale ami sell
satisfied uml complacently say
nothing much can lie done ilepnhHenna say big savings are possible
without reducing defensive power.
(Sen Tati, In a statement he said
was approved by Elsenhower, said
10 hillmii could lie ctd next year
and ;.... liter 10 billion the fallowing
year I
Daniel. D I)., sgl. lo Louise Sex
ton.
Mitchell. George W. and w Aline
to Harriett Chappell and Ellen
Willis.
Helms. A. L and w Pearl to
Elmer Helm* and w Aihalle.
Boca Raton Housing Corp. In
I.
illie While I-odge No. M.
Moss, Joe and w Miriam In J.
L. Hobby and Grace A.
Humhlcy. T. S., sgl., W C.
Itumbiry and w lo Clara Lee
Evans. Miriam l-oulsc Martin nnd
II. It Wheeler, Jr.
Kvlng, William J. and w Annie
lo Ivan V. Leach, widower.
MORTGAGES:
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Walker. William J. and w Vida
Kay In Stncklnn, Whatley, Davln
ami Co.
Ashe, Robert nnd w Lean C. to
Florida Slale Bank.
Williams, Mary llenrl and hli
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“Did we have to get into this Korean mess?"
“Couldn’t it h a v e been slopped early in th e game?"
And parent* of draft-age sons aro asking themselves:
*/* nsyzon paying for Administration bungling in our foreign policyT'
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Questions like these deserve answers—demand answers. If tho Admin
istration can’t reply frankly-lo your satisfaction-^ certainly doean’l
deserve your confidence. And this November, it surely doesn’t deserve
your vote!
Of course, the State Department Iras tried to explain. Hut if you’re
still not satisfied with their story, it’s lime to turn somewhere else-fr>
someone else. It’s time In listen to Dwight D. Eisenhower.
VOTE!!
And here are Ike’s own words on the reasons behind the Korea mess:
“Why are we al war in Korea?
“We are In that war because this Administration grossly
• underestimated the actual threaL ,
“We are in that war because this Administration allowed
America, in a time when strength was needed, to become
weak. Consequently it felt impelled to take It* forces out
of that region.
‘ “We are in that war because', having helped set up the
Korean Republic, and knowing that strength was being
massed against that Republic north of ita borders, there
waa a failure tn build up adequate strength in Korea’s
own defense forcea.
“We are in that war became this Administration aban
doned China to the Communists.
: “ We are in that war because this Administration
v announced to all the world that it had written off moat
of th« Far East aa beyond misdirect concern.”
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A) National Stole and County Officers /
B) Eleven Constitutional Amendments
C) County Zoning Ordinance--And
Thai
Tlicse days, all Aiuriu nits nic asking themselves:
• NOV. 1 IS YOUR DAY
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ATTENTION!
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G. to Cheater Clyde Jon es end w
W. R. to Florida State Bank.
Gladwell, Joseph Edgar and w
Nancy to First Federal Savings E WUUam». R- A. to R obert W.
Ramey and w Wahneta.
First Federal Savings and Loan
Wllllnk, E. R.. sgl.. Alice W. Witlink, sgl. to Howard Faville and w Assn, to W. R. Jennings and w
Martha.
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Lou S.
Barnett National Bank. JacksonFoster, Daisy Belle, wld. to First
vllle to Wellborn C. Phillips, Jr.
Federal Savings and Loan.
Florida State Bank to Dozier
ler, Leonard W. and w Vlr. to Jesse O. Gibson and w Jonea and w Lula.
Well*. Joseph R.. Sr. to T. Fos
Dorothy.
Todd. Wallace Mllchetl and w ter Smith and w Alatha.
Industrial Savings, Bank Miami
LeDoris Marie lo Nancy Vela
to Dora O. Bryant, wld.
Todd.
Levy, II. B. In M. B. Kotundo and
Dorton. Charles Langley, sgl.
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and Josephine Mario Lulher, wld. w Martha.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES:
to The Prudential Ins. Co.
Stockton. Whatley. Davln and
Janson, Edward N. and w Anno
M. to V '..’. r Park Fcdrral Sav Company to The Mutual Benefit
Life Ins. Co.
ings.
Home Owner's Loan Corp. to In
Odham, J. Bralley nnd w Doro dus
Lial Savings Bank.
thy lo Fiorida State Bank.
POWER OF ATTORNEY:
Kennedy, John F.. Jr. to Paul T.
Stone. Janes F. to Betty Ann
Barrows.
Stone.
Jennings W. It. and w Martha
HONORABLE DISCHARGE
to First Federal Savings and
U. 8. Army to Jtmmle Laurence
Loan.
Horton. Jr.
U. S. Army to George Cam
Hlttetl. A. P. and w Ionise M.
bridge.
to Florida Stale Bank
NOTICE OF TAX LEIN
Pesha, Ben and w Lily to Family
U. 8. Internal Revenue to Ray
Loan Company.
Nichols. M. L. nnd w Pauline to mond Laverne Haig.
Firat Federal Savings and l/ian
It's n good Idea, when you are
Rotumlo, M. B. and w Martha oinking • meat or fish pie, to have
Jane to First Federal Savings and tho fining hot when you put on
Loan.
Helms, Elmer and w Athallo to tho biscuit topping-____________
F lrit Federal Saving! and Loan.
CHATTEL MORTGAGES:
Winn’s T. V. and Radio lo Flor
ida Stale Bank.
Mcl^llan, and w Alice to Ac
mmm i i
ceptance Corp., Orlando.
SATISFACTION OF MORTOAGES
Barnett National Bank, Jackson
Crsomultion rclkvcs promptly because
ville to Wellborn C. Phillips, Jr.
Florida Slate Bank to James W. it $oex Into Ihe bronchial system to
help loosen amt expel germ laden
Field and w Audrey.
Sanford Atlantic National Bank phlegm and aid nature lo soothe and
neat raw, tender, inflamed hroochtal
to T. It. Alford and w Beatrice.
Favllic, Howard and w I-mi S. membrane*. Guaranteed to please you
or
money refunded, CreomuMoa haa
to E. R. Wllllnk and w Alice W.
Barnett National Bank. Jackson stood the test ol millions of users.
ville to Wellborn C. Phillips, Jr.
Barnett National Bank, Jackson
ville to Wellborn C. Phillips, Jr.
Aat.
Hall, Mcrwln J. and w Blanche
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Doesn’t that all make aense —the beat aenae you've heard yet? Isn't
that the kind of straight, clear thinking you want for America? Then
, mi Election Day, remember—
REMEMBER - YOU HAVENO RIGHT TO
: SQUAWK AFTER NOV. 4th UNLESS
/l’s Time For A Change - for the better!
YOU VOTE!
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"FREEDOM IS EVERYBODY’S BUSINESS"
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Seminole Freeholders Approve Hospital Bonds
General
Carries
cinct
Except
Eisenhower
Every PreIn County
2 Of Them
Dwight I). Eisenhower carried
Seminole County In hi* rare for
president lay u majority of 1426,
or aliout 4 H to 3 ami won every
precinct In tho county except two,
Sanford No. | ami Chuluota. The
..Herald's unofficial return* showAil the vote wax 4400 for Elsenhnwer, 2981 for 8 t*v*n»on.
An overwhelming majority was
alao given by Seminole County
freeholders for the hospital bond
Issue whirh final return* showed
waa leading by about five to one
and which waa approved In every
preclnrt except three, Chuluota,
Goldenrod, and Oviedo, the last
of which apllt 127 to 127 on the
‘sane.
Also approved by Seminole
•County voters waa the county Min
ing act submitted to them in the
form of a referendum. The art waa
approved hy u vote of 11)84 to 1623
in Sanford, and In the county as a
whole by 2773 to 2324. The rural
precincts voted sgalnst it by 781)
to 801.
Dan McCarty won a five to one
victory over his Republican oppdnent, Harry S. Swan, In this coun
ty, receiving 62<H vote* to 1072 In
the Herald'* unofficial tabulation.
'•M cCarty carried every precinct In
the county.
Though Eisenhower Just San
ford precinct No. | by 42(1 to 3BI
vote* he carried I'rerlnrt No. 3
by 1061 to <110 for (Jovernor Ste
venson, and also Precinct No. 16
(the new Sanford precinct) 1031
to 800. Ilia total vote In the city
was 2473 to 1880. without the ab
sentee ballots Included.
The rural prrclnrta he carried
by almost two to one, or 1033 to
• 1(166. •Ilia limit vote waa In (-aka
Mary where he received 820 to 06
and In Slavla where he got 46 to
12. His closest vote * u In I-ake
Monroe which Stevenson lost by
128 to 140.
Kisrnhower polled 2741 more
votes than (iovrrnor Dewey In
1018 nml 1009 more than Imth
Truman and Thurmond put to
gether four yeara ago. The vote
tlu'ii was 2204 for Truman, 1106
for Dewey nad 1002 for Thur. 4 •mud.
With 7NH2 registered freehol
der* la Seminole County, the
hoxpltal bond Issue rarrled by
3076 to 874, or between four and
five to une. With 1V4I vote* ne
cessary to make it a valid fleelion a total of 4*41 freeholder*
marked tkelr ballots, or a mar
gin of 1013.
Sanforil tree holder* voted for
the bond issue by a majority of
nearly ten to one, while the coun
t y approved It by better than two
to one. The vote In the three Banford precinct* was 2848 to S ll In
favor of the hoapltgl,
while tho
j*p
I2.r to 5(13.
county voted for it by 1234
Sanford Precinct No. 3 gave tho
hospital a majority of almost 12
to 1 by voting for It by 1232 to
lOd wills Sanford Preclnyt No.
16 waa not far behind with a vote
of 1138 to 131. The hospital mad*
It* worth showing In Chuluota
which had only on* vote for It a*
.Compared with 44 against It.
Speer Is Elected
Head Of Bar Assn.
(leorge A. Speer Jr., County
prosecuting attorney, was elected
ptrildent of the lemlnole County
Bar Association last night a t an
outdoor supper meeting a t the
residence of 0 . W, Spencer, im
mediate past presldeat& Other officers etaetad were A.
*■fc'dwln Shlnholser, vice-president,
and Karlyle Housholder, secre
tary-treasurer. All officer* were
elected to »erve one-year term*.
Mr. 8p*neer, out-going presldent, was commanded by tbs
group upon his efforts In rsaetlrating the association. Prior to
the meeting, the grouo gathered
oh the terrace for a chicken barheque supper. Latar they retired
to a television set to watch and
,^M tr' election return*.
.FARM C O N .,
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MeChrty, Ooveraor-t—
------da, will address the eleveaU an
nual Florida Farm Bureau State
Convention, It was announced here
todiy#
Mr. McCarty Is slated to speak
at 10t40 a.m. Nov. IT, la the
Monte Carlo Hotel, Miami Beaek,
J l r a t morning of tho two-day cowWVflelOH*
To«^ McClaa, exseutWs —
For President
Sanford
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3
Sanford
16
Pnnford
CITY TOTAL
•Monro*
2
Paola
4
Oviedo
6
(ieneva
8
Chuluota
7
Goldenrod
8
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l.ongwood
Lake Mary
10
Altamunle
11
Forest City
12
Slavla
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Kern Park
14
Rear Lake
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COUNTY TOTAL
(IR^N I) J p T A |f
391
1051
1031
2473
141)
71
247
120
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Wins City Race
420
nio
818)
1920
Coalition Oil
Voters Gives
Florida To Ike
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67
133
09
31
42
164
96
161
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Ity MALCOLM II. JOHNSON
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Denver Cordell
Wins Election To
City Commission
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Dwight D. Elsenhower
Amendment For
Schools Is Only
One To Carry
Seminole J o i n s In
Approving No. J
Rejecting O t h e r s
lly The Associated Per**
Florida voter* u|ipi»vcd u con
stitutional amendment earmark
ing automobile license lug motley
fur school construction hut reject
ed It) other* In Tuesday's voting.
Tho school construction amend
ment, No. 1 on the ballot, won ap
proval by utmost two to oov with
1012 of the state’s 1,(184 precinct*
reported.
An amendment proposing to add
three Supreme Court Justice* win
beaten down by alinu»t three to
(ino and amendment* creating new
state senatorial district* In Mon.
roe and Hny-Wushingtnn countie*
lost by more than two to one.
Returns from 1012 of the 1,081
precincts at noon today gavo tlioso
results for the proposals:
1. Earmarking enough
tag
money for 30 year* to guarantee
present slate school construction
allocations to counties and authorlisting bond issue loans against
future Income for building now—for 228,823 aguinst I3H.6H&.
2. Adding three Justices to the
Slate Supreme Court unit giving
It administrative supervision over
all lower court* — for (18,713,
against 180,688.
8. Authorising the Legislature
to grant county charters which
would glvo county commissioner*
law-making power — for 121,121,
against 164,483.
'4 . Providing additional Judge
for Leon County and rest or Secjond Judicial Circuit — for 87,221.
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Ozier-Weller Gets
Depot And Station
Contract For ACL
A contract of approximately
»185,000 bn* been let to the Osier,
Weller nml Osier construction
|iintiicrshl|> by the Atlantic Const
Line Itnllroud for the construct lull
of ACL general offices, ii fndglit
depot and a passenger station on
McCracken Road, west of Sanford.
Construction uf (lie budding to
house the vill ion* units will begin
III about three weeks and will take
uliout nine month* in reaching
completion. The building will have
an all buff brick exterior, will be
completely nil conditioned und will
biive u portion two stories high
Considerable office space will b,
provided.
A 42-foot, concrete pylon, bear
ing the identlficiitious of the CUv
mid the railroad, will stuml nbotii
III) feet nwuy from the structure.
The building will be extremely
modern In appearance und exten
sive use will be made of ceramic
nml quary tile In acquiring it.
Mervyn W. Oiler, member of
the partnership, said this morning
that more than HI) per cent of the
sub-contract* will In' let through
locul firms. He added thut some
smull contracts still ure not let,
nml Hint Interested persons might
,‘iintuct him.
KNHIIIT8 TKMI'LAIt
Taylor Commandery No. 28,
Knights Templar, will meet In re
gular conclave Friday night at
7:30 o'clock at the Masonic llsll,
It was announced today hy Frank
L. MI'ler, recorder. II. M. Pearce,
eminrnt commander, Invites all
Knight* to attend.
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As Ike Goes Into
Office With Major
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Hy JAC KBEI.L
Associated Press Staff Writer
HEN. Dwight I) Eisenhower
won the presidency today with the
greatest popular vote ever given a
candidate, und hi* landslide appar
ently had swept the Republicans
into Hun edged control of the new
l UllvH«,S’»
Ihc party balance m both Senate
and House u a* m i clove, however,
(hut hi mol afternoon neither was
definitely in Ihc tiag (nr the OOP
although there was only a handful
of races yet unsettled
In the aftermath to the great
outpouring of Americans who liked
Ike. President Truman made a
gesture of ranks c,using behind the
i‘>2 year old war hern whose elect
ion he had fought so bitterly.
From lit* uiie time campaign
tram, on route from Independence,
Mo to Washington. Truman telegraphed congratulations to Elsen
hower lie offered the President
elect the u m' of the providential
plane "Independence" for the trip
to
Korea which
Eisenhower
pledged during hi* campaign he
would make
i i liman suggested, too. that EiM'ulmwer -etui a representative to
help with the government budget
winch l* tu lie Mibmiltcd to Congrrvs early in January
EiM'iihowcr thanked Truman for
the offer of the Independence, but
*ald he would u*c a military plane
and would Id tin- Secretary uf Defciive know when he wanted to
h ave The general plans a rest at
\ugu*la, (ia . before Ihc trip
tiuv Adlai Stevenson, the Demo
cratic hopeful who went down to
crushing defeat, hud lung before
*eiii In* cuiigrutulatlnns tu Elsen
hower nml pledged Ills supprt.
As in Congress, the situation
shaped up In this fashion this after-
Republicans And Dis
sident Demos Join
Hands For Victory
Of Big Proportion
Associated I’res* Staff Writer
A coalition of resurgent Repub
licans and dissident Democrats
177
gave Florida*' 10 electoral vote*
70
for President to ;iw!gnt D. Elsen
46
12
hower Tuesday.
320
104
Returns from 1,37ft of the state's
110
62
1,(184 precincts showed Democrat
1933
1066
Adlai Stevenson had 378,473 popu
4400 t.mi
lar vote* to 479,130 for Elsenhow
J.
Denver Cordell
(alxivel er.
emerged a» the victor in the race
It was only the sixth time ill 107
Hospital Bond Issue yesterday for the post of City years
of statehoo<| and the second
Commissioner. His opponent in 1 time since Reconstruction days
the election was Col. .1 . Chester- * that Floridian* have broken away
son.
from their tradition of voting for
the Democratic candidate no m at
M
8
<
ter what.
th
Eisenhower's 66 per cent of the
Sanford
1
478
74
total vote didn't quite mutch Her
3
1232
100
Sanford
bert Hoover's 60.8 per cent In
16
Snnford
1138
131
192H, but It was a much different
2848
mi
CITY TOTAL
sort of a victory.
I4H
Monroe
8
40
There wore no such Issuoa 41
Paola
78
22
4
Catholicism and prohibition, whte
Oviedo
6
127
127
defeated Al Smith.
0
99
Geneva
32
This time, Eisenhower suppo!
Chuluota
7
44
1
era build their victory by combll
Goldenrod
8
28
43
old line Republican votes wit
Count Gives Iny
l.onffwood
220
94 F i n a l
9
those
of Democrats who rebel
...................................................
ll
Lake Mary
to
28
203
Him 998 Votes To at such party programs as na
161
31
Altamont*
II
a I health Insurance, federal,
20
Forsat City
18
F qv ChesteFNon tfol Of tli-'elands Oil and fe<___
It)
f4
Blavla
(8
policing ol
of industry against rl
racial
49
Fern Park
14
107
Denver Cordell <v*x elected discrimination In employment.
10
32
22 the.1 . new
Bear Lake
It started four year* ago, when
f’llv Commissioner In the
6G3
1834
COUNTY TOTAL
municipal »lec'lnn vc«t,.rdnv, re- President Truman won the state's
874 ' cn|vlng
GRAND TOTAL
4088
n plurality of IRT, votes to electoral vote without u majority
t defeat the other candidate in the of the popular vote because 90,000
Democrats turned nwuy from the
School Amendment j race, Col. (*ai)l ,|. Cllester-on.
The final count liv CMv election party but voted for States Rigbtei
Thurmond in preference
official-, who wraptieil
their I J. Strom
Thomas E. Dewey.
duties bv 8'30 n.m. Vealerday, was i to This
year, with only the choice
•3
* I 903 vo*e« for Mr. Cordell and 628 j
6s
M Vo*es for Colonel Chesterton. An between Stevenson und Kisenllow
£
official rnnva-s of the hullnta of er, voters in nearly every county
which refused Truman a majority
the
election wn« /-on'hirted n' noon four
IH7
1
317
Sanford
years ago went to Eisunbow
today
be
the
City
Commission
at
3
130
061
Sanford
er.
a
apeclal
session,
anil
thee
found
474
16
842
Sanford
On top of that, they reversed
1810
1097 th*> official-' tallies correct.
CITY TOTAL
the strong Democratic voting rr
IN
K
70
Mr. Cordell commented todav, cords of populous Dade nml Polk
2
Monroe
4
68
32 taking o f' a '*••• minutes from hl» Counties and won both for Elsen
Paola
H
8
6
207
busy work In his 'rnrnvo. “ I an- hower hands down.
Oviedo
6H precl*»e the fact that the people
0
81
Geneva
It couldn't be called u Republi
31 sew fit to elect me as City Com can victory, really. Elsenhower
5
7
Chuluota
8
HI
24 missioner.
Goldenrod
gut four times ns many votes us
83
228
9
Longvrood
“ I hope tha, I can serve the there were registered Republicans
10
87 people well for three veers and Much of the most effective ram
120
Lake Mary
103
31 that, at the end of that time, pulgnlng was done by orgunixu
II
Altamont*
47
II thev'll have the same faith In me ilona which railed themselves
12
Forest City
13
29
16
Slavla
"Democrats for Eisenhower."
do now.
63 as " 1they
262
14
Fern Park
Rut the Republicans made some
have
the
highest
regard
for
70
10
47 mv opponent in the race and he important gaina In territory where
Bear Lak*
748 certainly
1417
COUNTY TOTAL
was a gentleman all they always have been strongest.
1846 through the
3227
GRAND TOTAL
They took over nearly all tincampaign. I'm sure
he would have don* a -well )tib local offices In Pinellas and Sara
If he had liern elected City Com sota Counties, sent six men to the
County Zoning
State Legislature more than ever
missioner."
Mr. Cordell ond hi* wife, Nell, sat there at onre since carpetbag
heve two sons, Terry, 17, a senior gera controlled the aasemhly Just
0
at Seminole High School, and after the Civil War and might
t
Jimmy. 12, a student of the Junior even come up with a representu
<
to.
0
High School. The family resides live to Congress.
Democrat Courtney Campbell,
340 at ”636 Elm Avenue.
370
1
Sanford
The newly-elected commissioner Dunedin, held a slim lead over
481
718
Sanford .
3
090 came to Sanford In 1920, during Republican William C. Cramer,
890
16
Sanford
1623 which time, except for a break of St. Petersburg, for Congress from
I9H4
CITY TOTAL
46
204 three year* In service In the II. S. the First District. It was *0 close
Monroe
2
08 Navy, he has been engaged In re that th* counting of more than
03
4
Paola
102 pair work, for the last seven 7.000 absentee -ballota on Friday
174
6
Ovlsdo
08 vears with hi* own business, 402 might awing It to Cramer.
0
69
Geneva
Dan McCarty, Democratic nom
48 East Second Street.
2
7
Chuluota
(or governor, was elected
31
6
8
The total of 1,642 ballots cast inee
Goldenrod •
162 In this year’s elsetlon fell far easily over Harry Swan, Republi
9
163
Longwoad
05
120 short of the 2,603 hnllot* cast In can.
10
Lak# Mary
Democrat* won all other posi
30 th t municipal race last year. Of
112
Altamont*
11
10 this year’s total, 20 ballota were tions In the delegation to ConM
Forest City
12
7 spoiled end on* ballot was csst grew. They took all othar state
25
13
Slavla
14 for Joe Routh. Home ballots were offices, too, without opposition.
10
14
F sm Park
Eisenhower ran up big votes on
70 spoiled by voters voting for both
66
16
Bear Lake
801 candidates on one hnllot, accord th* East Coaat, the West Coast
789
COUNTY TOTAl *
8773 2324 ing to H. N. Bayer, City Clerk, surrounding Tampa (lay and in
GRAND TOTAL
Central Florida.
while other# used check mark* In
8t«venaun, as was expected,
stead of "Xe."
swept, swept North and West
The number of ballots cast In Florida with sal*. But that sec
this ysar’s election represented tion doesn’t carry ths weight It
about 46 par cent of the total ussd to. Dads County alon* cast
number of registered voter* eli mors votsa Tuesday than the to
gible to rot# In the contest, 3,284. tal number of registered voters
However, Mr, Bayer considered west of ths Buwannst River.
tbs voting "very good, considering
And Dads County, which gave
Ultra were Just two candidates 63 per cent of Its votes to Tru
running for the office and there man In 1048, gavo 66 per cent to
were no aids Issue# *t,stakeElaenhowar and sent him off with
The new commissioner will Join a majority of 86,000 votes.
other members of the Commission
Of ths 10 biggest counties, on
Jan. 8 for an organisational meet ly two want to Stovonson. He took
ing, a t which the members of the Juval by th* narrow margin of
* V will elect a 4.000 votes 68 par cent. Ho got (It
por cent In Escambia, but it didn't
amount to enough rotes to help
math,
Elsenhower got 71 per cent of
tb* votes In Pinellas County; 70
par cant in Sarasota, Oranga and
Lake; and 66 ps? cent In Broward
47 in Palm Bosch, 68 In Voluila
283
220
. ‘as
N o. 5 4
lliiusp, where 218 votes are
ncoiteit fin euntrul-'• The Rcpnldicim* halt elected 214,
| the Ih'iuitfrut. 197. and one Imlei pendent had a seat Seat* still uni settled were held in the old Con
gress hy four Republicans and 14
Hemocrals In addition, there were
imdi'cidi'd contests in five new
districts
Senate where a IN IN division
would mean linniliiul Republican
conlli.l through tlic tic breaking
p.*wci ol (in i’ Vi,,- President eject
Richard Nison
Deiiiocriils were certain uf 45
scat* including holdovers The assiireif Iti'piihliian total was 48 If
Wit)tie Morse of Oregon, who sunported Stevenson for president, I*
counted with the (iOP
Iti'piihlic.ins were ahead in three
unsettled Senate contests and Dem
ocrats ill two
Ih'iiUMratlc stalwarts who lust
out in the election Included Son.
Ernest .McFarland of Arliotta, the
party's flour leader, ami Sen. J o
seph O O'Mahoiiey of Wyoming,
usually ii strong sup|>orti'r of the
11 liman administration
l.ute returns poinleil toward a
proliuhlf total vote m excess of 53
| million
With aliout 23.ISHI voting units
still mil reported. Eiseuhuwet's agi gregale vote was close to the 30l million mark I lie previous record
was 27.7.31,397 received hy Franklin
l> Roosevelt m IU3G
Rut despite the Eisenhower
hieudth of the land including a
Kcpwltlicatis Aiv Well deep h.illul wedge into the no-longp.u lies fought down to the final
Ahead InllmiscAml count
from yesterday's election for
O i k * Scat 111 Senate what could only he huirllne control
u f tile House mid Senate
i Republican* had a slight edge In
WASIHNCTtiN l'>
Repub the struggle to organise the two
Ileans uppi'iircd almost cciimu to houses and thus control their cumday to win liuiilinc cuuliid „f both I uiitiees lint there was nuthlng of
brunches of the Mow t'ongi, «-» on certainly In the nuteoino despite
tin gi'iicrul's nearly six million popthe hast* of lute returns from the iil.ii vote advantage over Stevenelections.
. son
With only five Senate mol L’N The fight was so close that the
lloune -call still undecided, the Senate might wind up Republican
Ri'piildicmis were well uh-'iid hi and the House Democratic nr vice
.'lie llnu-e and topped the Demo versa Or both houses could go to
. rats by one in the Semite. Trends the Republicans nr tu the Demo
in tile unsettled races pointed to crats Absentee ballots, or an In
wind tit 1 1' margins in l.olh House dependent vole, might settle the
mol Semite wlicn final ictiirnx uie Issue in either house
posted
A minimum uf IH seats, plus a
lleie's how the fight for control tic breaking vice presidential vote,
shaped up this aftermion:
i is needed for Senate control. In
Senate needl'd foi mnltnl 49
! the House. 218 votes are needed.
Demncrnt-i elected II). holdover* ! Doth parties were close, but neither
96; Repiildlemis elected 2111), hold | had the prize
overs 2<i. including Wayne Mursn
Stevenson, who conceded defeat
uf Oregon, who holted the purly In the curly morning hours, lost
his own stole nf Illinois, trailed In
to suppoit Governor Stevenson.
In the remaining five Senate President Truman'* home state of
contests, Di'inocrot* were ahead in Missouri and seemed likely to have
Montana and New Mexico. Repuh- to content himself with the atomH IlNlllIMFft On I'nht HInM)
licmiH were in (unit in Kentucky,,
Ariionu ami Michigan.
House needed for contml 218 —
Republican* elected 219, Demo
crats 19(1, Independent I.
Movie Time Table
The 28 House scuts undecided
are held nmv hy seven Ri’iiuhlicuns
KITE
and 15 Democrats, with six new
"Rig Jim McClain"
districts still nut und leaning to
1:34-3:26-6:18-7:13-0:08
wards the Republicans.
MOVIELAND
Tho Republicans picked up u
“Snow White and The Seven
Senate sent worn tate returns
showed Frank A. Ilarrett was the
Dwarfs"
winner In Wyoming over Demo- Start* 0:30 — feature 7:00 —
crutlc Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahonsy.
intermission 8:24; last fsatui*
Sen. Joseph It. McCarthy of
a t 0:04
GOP Control Of
Both Houses By
Slim Hold Seen
((.‘eallaarO Oa r o s e
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* r rod liulion cerem ony, told the little tykea, "If at flrit you
don't succeed, try ugain. T hen fiv e the whole thing up. T here’a
no use being a fool about it!"
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from their rrop* In Ihe market
j*lri<<\ Not only do they hear from
indentint* and *peelali*t* at auch
event*, hut they nluo obtain many
viilunlde pointer* from each othfcr.
in view of competition, old and
new problem* of production. Inrreuseij production cost*, labor
■dii.FInge*, und the demand for high
ipiiiUiy product*, Florida farmer*
know they must learn a* much as
| Hn-v etui utwinl efficient farming
Kiel lake ndvanlnge of every de<
[ vi’lnprnent thnl will enable them
i« |<iipdiice muxIrmiiN yield* of IiIhIi
<|imlity 4’rop* at iiiitilmum cost.
Ihejr desire In learn and their
Roy Wall, Plumbing
Authorized Colemnn Denier
1007 Sanford Avenue
f
.Spuds Johnson say* If you want
to leave foolprint* on Ihe moiiiI* of
time, you'd lielter wear work
shoe*.
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LOWEST C o i r AUTO FINANC
ING by your local bank — In
surance with HOYD-WALLACE,
lfi% - 20Vr dividend*. Phone 104
AWNINGS
Plastic. Aliimnlnum. C a n v u *
Free Estlmatr*.
Plume 1201 ^
after 0 P. M. for appointment
f>. L. SILL—Piano Technician
Phuje (lll-W. Route I, San
ford.
NEW FLOORS surfaced to perfrcliun. Old flaora made Ilk*
new. Finishing, cleaning A w al
ing, ul*u iiorlaldo [lower plant.
Serving Semliiole Cuunty *lncs
I02fi. II. M. Gleason. Lake Mary.
CARPENTER WORK
’
For quick repair Jobs, or small
building, Call Jim 1142-M-4I’ent, Top Sail, Fill Dirt, Clay,
Shell, Dump Truck Service.
I’hone 1777-lt after 7:00 p. m.
ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, OrUndo Evening Star. Call Ralph
Ray. hflS-J,
PLUMIHNO
Used 4-pc porch set
*10 00 Contract and repair w ort. F r r #
Used Thayer Baby Carrluge 10 00
estimate*. R. |„ Harvey. 204
Kitchen table, 4 chair*
13.00
Sanford Avo Phono I t t i .
Lawn mower, good condition 1000
Deck chair* - 11.00 each. New bias CABINETSFonnlca topi. C. VaO
tape ideal fnr making crocheted
Woodworking. 012 Sanford Av*
TRAVERSE Extension Rod*--28"
rug* - 20c lb. Waffle Iron, Elec
Phono fiOO-W A 1433 .1 .
ta 180". Senkartk Gloss and
tric Iron, lamps, and other mine,
Paint Co.
nrllcle*. 310 Elliott.
UATTKRY, Generator or Startat
Service. Call 617, flwaln’a Bat
DEACON WAX
8 FT. H O T'PO IN T refrigerator,
tery Service. Sanford Avenua
No Rubbing — l-onger Lasting.
like new: $123.00. 2123 Princeton
ami 2nd H m et.
8top by or Tslephone 142fi.
Ave.
Furniture Center—llfl W. First
ALL TYPES llulldoxar work. Ream
sonable Hate*. Free eatlmatc^r
GOOD AND RAD
Imported Bamboo Blind* and
Phone kftB-J. V, C. Grocer.
Reg. $t)l.9fi 3 pc. Chrome
lr*»» Square Rug* — Tele
Dinette
$40.03
Ph
thons 1488. Furniture Center —
PHILIPS
Colonial Cleaner* "know
t!l« W. F lrit.
Reg. $39.93 Sofa Bed
$40.93
how plus U-Han-0 guaranteed
Beg. $129.93 Shopworn 2 pc.
mothproofing o*»uro you of
SOFA BED SUITE
$88.00
"Randbox’’ appearance. Phono
Oljh FURN A CES-By Kresky'
MATIIKIf OK SANFORD
461 for free delivery aervtc*.
Wall, Floor end Fireplace.
203-09 K. 1st. St.
Phone 127
. „
M. 0 . HODGES
Furniture Repaired, Raflnlshed.
4#8 W, le t SL
Phono 118
Home and Office Fixture! Built.
AKTICLRS WANTED
DANIELS CABINET WORKS
Choet of Drawer* — Finished —
113 Railroad Avenue
Unfinished. New and Used — We buy, eeU A trad* uaed
(Welsha Bldg.)
m
I-arge Selection. Stop by or
furniture. Wllson-Maler Furn
Telephone 1488. Furniture Ceniture Co. 311 K. let. Phone 988. SPREADER SERVICE. Lima and
ter - 118 W, FlrsL
JUIonilto and Fertiliser. Phone
FURNITURE
1393-M. David E, Carpantor.
WANQ8—Ilew end used. Terms - Bought — Sold or Traded, 8top
Trade-Ins. Kader1* Plano 8tor
Store,
by
or
Telephone
1428.
Furniture
JALOUSIES
>809 Myrtle Avenue. Phone
Lifetime Aluminum — Free E sti
Center — 110 W. FlreL
1268-W.
mate*. Free Installation—Tele
USUAL Infant training chair,
phone 1426. Furniture Center,
The new Roach Film* with chlor
cheap and good condition, Call
dane leave* on Invisible film
1B83-W3._________________
-M & M S fc a
Kill*i roaohea and ant*. Roumll
I d — LOST AND FOUND — l*
lat A Anderson’s, 100 E. 1st.
7— Peto-Llrastock-Happllea —7
FOUND:
Yearling heifer with haU.
SOPA,
V CHAIRS,
uitAiKH, piano, radio, FOR SALE: 8 PARAKEETS, age
tar at Carl Bradbury hom* noaM
■twin-------*■’“ child’*
c ’’ “ •bicycle,
■ • '
•nff machine,
6 months. Kittens Free. Phona
Ebononr Church • old Orlando
E aty
iy terrni. M l Oak Av*„
1B88-WS.
- t a t
Phono 181-W. j;__________
TODAY'S SPECIAL
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, on 7 lota,
completely furnished,
Floor
Furnico. $1,800.00 Down. Bal 8-8fl Inch bicycle*. — l glrl'e,
ance Him rent.
rfiu.
,hoy*e — food condition. T
J. W. HALL,
II__ Realtor,
1(184-lie
Florida State
Stale bank Rl(ig.,
"Celt Hall"
II’’
Phono 17841
t PC, LI VINO ROOM
TWO BEDROOM concrete block
Conai/tlng of Sofa, matching
house and garage. Oak floora,
chair, end table, step table,
glassed porch, shaded land
eocktaU table, S lamp*, smoker
scaped lot. 111! Yemen go Avo,
m entV erm * ana b< arn
ROBERT A- WILLIAM!
P ir
ARTICLES FOR SALE —5 I 10— lluslne** Opportunltlea
I SUIiSCDIPTION AGENCY for all
Free - free - Free
l magailnes, o)to_ gill aubscrif
Duffer Rental
lion* Phone 1798-.), Mr* Marc1
with
jA ji|jcncntl^____^
Purchase of Paste Waa
at
1 2 - SPECIAL S E R V I C E S — i t
Senkurik file** A Paint Co.
1 IiRAPEIUES, Slipcover* made tu
order. Call 1P0K. Selection home.
CASH
Frig Ida ire Sale* St Service, (i. II.
High, Oviedo, Flu. Phone -IUi^
Paid Fur Second Hand Fundot Sanford JIM2-W.
lure.
MAPI I Ell OF SANFORD
LAWN ^LOWERS sharpened. Bi
203(19 K. I«t HI.
Phone 127
cycle* repaired. Shuman'a, S1V
_______ ___________________ *
K, 4ih St.
FOR MALI!—Lot* 1 to 7, 13 to 22,
30 to .'15 and 42 to Bl all of lllock
nil, Dreamwold. These lots are
offered for sale for 30 day* at n
For ReuuIU
special price and term*. They
'I h r I n l l i m f n * m l M A p p l f l a
arc just outside of the city lim
nil VYmh I Ail* i m h N i h f d III TI lB
it*.
*tianf«ril l l r r n M ,
i ilmp l.fr imp IIrp la m tla a
(’. A. WHIDDEN, HR.
I ilmr* Hi** iter Map ItitrlloB
119 Dark A**. — Tel. J2HI
<1 i hurt Nr |ir r llwr iHBtrllnn
Sanford, Florida
-*«» I lilirn nr |»pr (Inr iMigrlltii
m l*rr IInr fur Vrnrlf C'nnlrnrl
IIOUSF—ennerffto block, 2 bed
l ltp U uriU hi thr Hmr.
H uh M r IlM lr F u r Vlln rk F i r # i ' mpm
rooms, (JE kitchen, breereway.
carport, Venetian Illlnds, space
heater. Near Navy Baie. Owner
being transferred, so muat sell
H m il
Vila n u t b e a r r e p l r i t
Smn
Small down payment. Contact
• t i e r ( h r T e l e p b n a e ■■■ m e m .
owner,
mvnc 2430 Yale Avo. (Phillip* USED SPACE heater*: all "lies........................h a r m I f y « n r a s m . I .
good rondlllun — very rea*nnTerrace).
ll. ie al III I h e ( e l e . b n n e b a n k . I n
i r l i i r n f- tr I l i t . Hri-nm ■»■*■•!»■
able. Lee Rr<>*. 3III Elm Ave.
HOUSE
for
Sale—story
and
a
half.
I tie n . l - r f l l . f r I . n p r r l r - l I n p a y
Ph. ion.
i-r-ia.a ,a aI * .
I . u r * r r t n p a * (aa
Horn in back with garage. Flow
rr a a ilr r Hie h e a l e u . a l b l e . e r t l e e ,
ing
well.
Lot
M
X
IMH
j
.
Sec
G.
■ill VVniH AS* M i n i b e l a e a r
K. Corson, Lake Mary Road. lit. PI ANOB. USED. 1202 Myrlle Ave.
n i r l e e ilia t h e S a y h e f i i r . p a b l t -•Hllate.
I. Elnx IWO after 3:00 p.m
SWEET HAMLIN .unrige*. lio n
I'len.e nnllfy no Immealalely
l( nn rrm r ora-sr* In yam* <a■*. LOTS 12 and 13—San Lanin—
liu. II. W. Lord, Plume II34-JWe i-rinnii, l-e re.e*i«.|hle (nr
Block 7 - 112 ft x 133 (( 308 Vu-in-re ihnn iiaae Inenrree) laa.erIcncla Drive . $110000. ('all
■In*.
VKNKTIAN BLINDS
1512-W.
Factory price*? Itollu-Head lllirnl*,
Aluuiinum *lat*, col Ion nr |du-.in
3It
REAL ESTATE
tic tape*, (‘miiplele repair set
vice.
If you want to Huy, Rem or Sell,
SEMINOl.E VKNKTIAN III.IND
See;
COMPANV
J. W. HALL, Realtor
*21) West 3rd
Ph. IIS2-W
Florida Slate Rank Building
I—
"Call Hall" Phona I73H
FOR
RENT
______________
—I
TUXEDO FEEDS. Complete line
Hunt’* Tnxcto Feed Store.
See Raymond M,
WKLAKA Apartment!. 114 WLicensed Broker for all If you need a larger refrigerator
Firat street. Phone 490-W.
kind* of Rr*l Estate.
ut a real bargain yuu should see
1084 S. Park. Phone
ROLI AWAY A RADY REDS
thl* H ft. Seryel. Like new, cost
980.
Ilny, week or month — Tel. 1423.
UUfi.OO, priced at *273 00 See II
Furniture Center, llfl W. First.
at Thrrm-O-Tane. 209 Magnojiu.
ARTICLES FOR HALE
PHONE 148
1 HAW HCfte IN
MV B lA H K tT f
l \ \ 1. V \ ( SRB.OM M -EVff.a
P1-L.T ■ I ! ---- t piPN-T
______A\EAN'
MEAN TO
HN13UUT VOOI o r COORSB-.vOU'Ke
n —m
R E A L... YOU..
w»
W A N T
( SA yf m m IWCATH.
■ > ---- .V.,!*,- t ~lTX) ,mwr */M(ll.
BRING US Ot)(f a iw rt OF THE CASH?
Pohne 1113
eagerne** to increaso their effi
ciency, Increase their yield*, and
Improve the quality of their crop*
are Important reason* for the
great atridca that Florida agricul
ture ha* made In recent year*.
Their pronounced Inclination* In
thl* respect, a* evidenced hy their
attendance at apeclal event* for
consideration of their crop* and
iroldem*, will continue and will
eud to further advance* of Florida
agriculture in the future.
^
* r M M fA/VS Of HUH
mm
SPACE HEATER
The going waa even rougher
than mmal at the □uggrnhHm’a
weekly bridge Jouat with tlv
iejcbn "Will you tell me." demnialnl the exaapermted Mrs.
(J, of her epouae, "how you
could make on original bid of
three no. t rum pa whan 1 waa
lifting there with all four acaa and a king In my hanrtT" "If you muat
know. • admitted the haraaaad Mr. Guggenheim. "I bid on threa
(preen*, iwo Jack*, and four highball*."
Cepyrlglit, IM1, by •ennelt Ctrl. DUIrlbuled by King P.aluri* Byadieu*
liy Hay U ntie
l,
lid South Palmetto Aveaaa
Place Your Order Early!
O verheard on the porch of
:■ hotel in the. Cnt*V‘i|f i "Ye«,
I know yuur husband cun
get it for me wholesale, but
the iinpoitunt question is
H(JVV w tiolesale?"
•
Ut^rOMETKlST
EYES EXAMINED
UI,ASSES FITTED
tillHOPHACrOK
HOURS 9 to I t—2 to ft
fur
On* futurr uf mir hIni<**. uurlriilturi'.
How Htiolif? ia On* liirliniition of
fnrmiTH in Im rn ’ WHI, they
flork to fielii ilny*, (iiinliir*- tour*,
ili'munilrntlnn., in.tlluti-*. Jive.
•tock anoftin*.* mill funfirrne*'*,
Hinn'inl ahorl <•0111 i « noil *ehna»l*
mi Imr I it°ii*'irnl . : <.| t ,ln , y ,,r.<l
|imilt,y iiU'iTiny* mol i-i.iii <<■*, noil
In ollii’r I'vrnt* of alii* online Dint
urn eomlin'ti'il liy tin- Xitiii-iilturnl
I'xpei itiienl Sim inn - noil \atrlcullurnl Kxti o*ioo S< ivir<. <<f the Univerxlly of J lorulii mil liy other
oyrnrla. nn*l oryuni/iitino.
Fariner* ntli'inl alicit event* to
leum of the lnle*t ,«•«<!«ri-1i renult*
H* they Ufifily In Ilnur rrop», of
iinitroveil fuiminu iirnetiff*, of
new nml Improvril rrop vnrletle*.
of peat control, fi rtilixntioii, horve*tinu, lonrki'tinat, nml ninny oth
er mutter* thnl ur.* of ilireet eonrem to them in their hu*ine*» of
farming.
They hear *rlenti*t» nml *peclnll*t* iJUrii** development* Hint will
lielp them in thiir work, nml, In
rill, they leurn how in rnUe ttie
yield* anil Improve the ipinlity of
their crop*, hold eo*t* to u minimum, and ohlnin uioxliiium iMurri*
WlfF.N YOU TH IN K OF
i t m ; un m m
cut ta\ i:h ~
R IN G
CHIKOPit ACTOR
fit a I I I H r i M i r *1% m m I ' l M l i I r n i T mi him it r « I I O ‘lr<l • li .l M H .n l I.H|l# IMl ni u t r III Nil III! Ill* I i i n l n r a a n r a , I ci« I imH i ir I ' r w iih llii II
i f l i . n i l l r t t f F i l lit i mi t r u t h .
d l ll.h
K .
I’leaiMi call for appolnlaaal
•
tax
ntOM ITNII Til il m : :io in n
i au Vi: %n%
H .
fuaan
D R . C. L. PE R SO N S
D R . L. T . D O SS
Try andStopM
e
Tin* vary iilivioii- «!«•*Ir.- of Florillu fnmK-ra tu Ii'tilii ,i irnicll ««
they run nlimit rmji |tiniluiTmii mill
.
n tv
I I 4111III I — | \ I 11 * M i lt v
S ons*
Hr S IT U S JOHNSON
i> m i : riiii i i r m i n r run
Tin: >ivrn .ii in. i a i . . t i i i t i t
D R . H . M i- I .A ir r .I N
m am
IM IM flltl
»* ^ f W T T » T l
and aofa pillow. All for
in ».oo
MATHER OP BANFORD
N M I & M , RL
Phono | t l
Miller’* Pruit Cake*
ovartoM shipping,
‘
pull
nn
* 0 . -----------------
old.
ON ACCOUNT of other business
AirroMom.**
—a
wish to sell 63 chickens (fryer
aiie and laving bene.) Contact W all buy your car rogardlaaa *o
^ tc A rth u r^ * n n ^ C a t^ j£ ^
H ELP WANTED
—6
Experienced Brake and Front End
Man — to sat up and operate
Firestone Brake D e p t No drift
er, steady work. Vocation. Good
nay for right party. Ftroitono
State*, l l l F-ait l i t St.
WANTED AT ONCEt Man with
nood“ *
WORM WAMTBD
•go or condition.
Little a Reel Used Cara
______ 2nd and Sanford
IW* Chevrolet, F lrit $100.00
take*. Make good run-a-hout.
Phone 191W. Aik <<or Charley*
IRIX
uead cart,
axtara
can
I Av*(
w.
Good
—4
n ftrVUnp.
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Sanford Herald, City
M l n t T . by 1 M f . M-, please call
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fOLUME XLIV
E s ta b lis h e d 1908
GPs Struggle
Towards Top
Of Vital Hill
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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
SA N FO RD ,
F L O R ID A
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FR ID A Y OCT. .11. I9.V2
Inrrraslng cloudiness south and
easl [Millions nilli intermittent
rain •mitlie.sl coast und keys to
il* > gradually -('resiling over re
mainder of rioutli ami fa il por
tion*; parily dimity *•!*•«** here,
slowt) rising lemprrslure*.
No. 51
AsHocIntetl P re s s Const'll W ire
Pmonm Endjj^g Charges Opposition W ith
Rebellion As _
.
n
, r C f.
n
TT.
Adiai Arrives trying l o Kuin Him By Using
Tactics Of The Super-Smear
¥hrust la Stalled By
Machine Gun Fire
As Men Advance In
* Cold, Slashing Rain
Governor WaaPreparing To Address Un
ruly Men When Ca
pitulation Is Made
By MtLO FARNETI
Kidnap Maniac
And Companion
Taken Near Jax
Madison Square Gardt»n Is Scene Of Clinmetie Ailtlresn Be
fore Chicago Trip
By The Associated Press
Oov. Adlal Stevenson set aside
SEOUL [M — Untied Nations
his presidential campaign today to
troops itruaated toward the crest
go to Illinois lo try to settle a
of Triangle Hill In a cold, alaahlng
rebellion of convicts in a stale
*J ||I n today after twice loalng the
rison. Tha convicts ended their
Wtal
Korean Central Frontj position
position
_____________________
ve day uprising as Stevenson was
to Chinese human wave aaaautta.
It y
H I ’ I . M A N
M U H I N
preparing lo talk to Ihem.
AP Correspondent John Rani ; N
I D H J T E
W I T H
K l s e n l i o w e r
Tho dramatic moment at Menard
h reported from the front (hat
■p
( J e n
D w i g h t
D
K i s c n h u w o r
State Prison came shortly before
machine gun fire stalled the
h i'iitlrd
l u r i T l I c i i g u b y
p l a n e
1( 1second Allied counter-thrust In midHerald Photo noon. The prisoners had been
i h iy iiftc r tliri-t* h a r d d r i v i n g d a y s
sfternoon about ISO yards from the
Mary Ann Cypres, 17, Seville, i» shown as she lay on the lawn of caged In a cell block without food
i
ouk
i
in
N e w
Y o r k
w h e r e
h e
s u l d ,
lit
muddy crest.
the County Jail yesterday after she was rendered unconscious hy car since Monday when they grabbed
,i t l i i n i u T l e s p e i i ' b
t h e D e m o c r a t s
State With Victims
“The assault troops were hup bon monoxide uhs In a cur found parked mi the fanu of Henry Witte, a group of guards as hostages.
iin I r u i i g
l o
d e - l r o y
h i m
w i t h
It was aller the state director
ing lo find elements of two units near Monroe Corner. The girl was ore of three people, all Negroes, In
,i M i n i r s t n c i i r
that ware isolated In the early the ear. Space was md available fin her mid the driver of the car, of public safety had threatened to
FK11NANDINA lit: \l II Flu r
l fii<> l i a i i 1 i n u .l t - w i l d c h a r g e s ,
morning attack and had disap- Jared) A. lletraiul, 119, Qrlnlido, at the Fernald-Lsogtiton Hospital, so send In state troopers to use what -James Francis Hill und u pri-im
' P i r . n l
u l e
n i i n o r v
a n d
p l a y e u
ared behind the Chinese lines," they were treated at the Jail hy a physician and laven onto the lawn ever force was necessary that the male were recaptured il uearli)
l.i't u n d l o o s e w i ll) tin- t r u t l i . " h e
rebellious
convicts
capitulated
mdolph said.
Yulec
today
nod
luu
ill
Hu*
eight
for the fresh nhl. The third victim, Alice Plowdeti, about 35, Apopka,
....I
"An American officer at the was taken to the hospital alter a delay of about a half hour while loudspeaker* had been set tip for persons they kidnaped during an
l lie v .ire i l . ' t e r m i n e d t o d e s t r o y
scene ssid that only the utmost spare was being provided for her. Her condition was described today Stevenson to speak
nil uiglil race through Florida were
m e . In d e s t r o y m y )i(v l o n g f r i e n d Hen. J. William Ftilhrlghl of freed
heroism of the two Isolated units— hy tier ittending physician as much improved.
s h i p * , m y
r e i m i i i i n m . m y
s p ir it .
Arkansas (oak Stevenson’s place a*
and by a third unit that wai cut
Hill, 111, Iasi ni a Iriu 'ought (nt
" M i l s fiu s b e e n
s o m e c a m p a i g n
the campaigner less train rolled a previous tluec
up—prevented a breakthrough by
stale kidnap
It b u s
b e e n
s h o c k i n g "
through Maryland four days befnrr spree, and Ills prison |>al Janie*
the Chinese."
F i s e n h o w e r h u r l e d llie s e c h a r g e s
the election
Dougins. 3<). were n.ihhed at a
An entire Allied company was
u s l
n i g h t
u t
.* r i p r u a r i n g
G O P
A possible tragedy was narrowly ros ill dock on l> S highway 17.
trapped on the shell-blistered crest
r a l ly m
M n d h o i i S q u a r e G a r d e n
averted at Silver Spring, Md.. about 20 miles mu-in u( Jiii-kson
•an y Friday when 1,000 Redi over
I In- D e m o c r a t s t u r n e d t h e i r f i r e
when the campaign train suddenly Villi'
whelmed U. N. troops In the worst
o n
h i m .
p e r s o n a l l y .
F i s e n h o w e r
backed up on a crowd pressed
seibsck of the bitter, 11-day see'
.
o
i
l. w h e n
t h e y f a i l e d t o p r e v e n t
With them as captive* were an
■round
the
rear
car
The
em
er
law baitla.
t h e u n i f i c a t i o n h e c l i u t n * h a s t a k e n
The new president of the Sem gency cord was yanked and the Air Force man from Tampa. I’fe
p l a c e in I h c B e p u l d i e a n p a r t y
li e
,# An Eighth Army spokesman said
inole County Chamber of Com train hilled without hilling anyone Hubert It Turih nl VIin Dill Field
' . m l
h e
w a s n ' t
g r e a t l y
p c r t u i b c d
Tba company was rascued when the
Full)right said In his first whistle and a young woman. M l" Minis n
merce, (I. \V. Spencer, today added
m i
. m y
p e r s o n a l
b a s i s
Allies regained Triangle's crest in
id Winfield III t he lies
his endorsement to the hospital stop a( Cumberland. Md . that he tTimmillgs
l l e r a l l m g U n i t III.- l a t e N a / I p r o p
a drixillng rain at 9:13 a.m.
was not going to Iry to put word* perudne* were driving the euuple s
bond
issue
on
which
the
freehold
a g a n d i s t s
J o s e p h
l i o e h l i e l s
a n d
The drliile later became a boneers of the county will vote on a In Stevenson's mouth lie said car when hailed
l u l i u s
S t r e i e h e l ,
a n d
m o r e
r e chilling downpour. Allied troops
Stevenson had made hi* views Their funtastlc escapade liegiin
special
ballot
prepared
for
the
e e litly
t h e l l i i s ' i a n
" i t o l s o t l
p e ll
stayed on the height only 43 min
plain and had Inlked sense lo the yesterday will) Mill forcing Johnny
election
on
Nov.
4.
g e i i e r a l g n l i n e d
utes. They were driven off by
Mr. Spencer Is a member of n American people In a wav they Irish of liiiffiilu. N V lii drive
"I h a v e
b e e n
w o r k e d
o v e r
h y
fresh waves of Chinese infantry
seldom had been talked to In past Inin tu prison rump near Barlow
pioneer
Hanford
family
and
his
in
I ' V p e r l s
men and a storm of Communist
campaigns. He expressed belief the Fla . where Mill held guards at
terest
In
Its
development
has
II. c l o s e d b y i .'i i s s e r l u i g
artillery and m ortar fire.
stemmed from this background Illinoisan had the "probability" o( | tiny with n pistol and set four men
" I l i a v e m a d e
n o d e a l s
m
I b i s
AN KNTHU1IASTIC CROWD, imulr mm m .intv nf troiwitffrs, *um»un*h
Randolph reported that, shortly
making a truly great president. | free The four were Dnugliis llu
anil
his
broad
knowledge
of
Ihu
' a m p a i g n
thereafter, the U. N. troops began
iJi'ii. D w l u h t D . K l j u m h n v . f i 4
i * U ‘ « i < • * * 1’ U r i ^ h l u i i l m l i m u i t i u ' i ' ^
Fulbright said Klcvenson's Re hert (■mm Hubert Key and Hull
present
day
conditions
existing
In
" N i l o n e h a s a c l a i m
o n
m e
.mulling their way back up the
i m i t u r w u i l u m u v n t h r u u u h M u n h u . s M ' t . l .h i i j i I n I . h u I ,
4J f i ! t * r m i N i » ’ u j H
publican opponent, Gen. Dwight t> ! aril Schmidt All Imve now been
Seminole county.
" N o o n e h a s a p r o m i s e (ro ttl m e .
Southern slopes of Triangle—In the
Elsenhower, was a fine general recaptured
The
urgent
need
for
a
modern
" N o
o n e
h a s
r u p t u r e d
m e
teeth of the artillery barrage and
All six llcil the scene in Trisli's
hospital to keep the county In and was not to Maine If he was
‘ I a m
lily o w n
m a i l "
automatic weapons fire.
A six-man jury returned a ver line with the march of progress le u acquainted than .Stevenson on Cut, ilmlhli-il back In Uliltnw ami
H i e
g r e a t
a r e n a
w a s
J a m m e d .
Although the Chinese artillery dict of not guilty Thursday after
such domestic questions ns agri spill up oil a sole mad Dmigl.n
E d u a r d
M i l l e r , h e a d
o f t h e
s e c waa heavy, Allied officers said it noon following deliberation for 42 and assure It a chance for its culture or labor
went
wilh
Mill
The
two
were
lot
m i l y
l o r i e s ( n r H i e b u i l d i n g , f i x e d
seemad lo be Blackening from the minutes, in the rase against Lloyd share of the influx to Florida of
Slevrnaon
hoped
to
rejoin
the
mer
prison
mates
at
Flurulu
Stale
l l u - i i t t e i u l u n r e i l l 2. 1- i x N i
terrific concenlraUona of the past Leadman, Lake Mary, in County- new residents Is emphasised as a campaign party In time to make Penitentiary at Italfurd
G o y
A d l u t S t e v i'iis u ii, t h e D e m part of the (Irogressive movement,
few days
Court, in which he was charged he says. He urged every landuwn- four scheduled speaking appear’(Tie other three look off through
o c i a l i e
c a n d i d a t e ,
a l s o
f ille d
t h a
(('•■ItaueS
(la
f
a
s
t
T
a
«
)
the woods Trlsh was set free
"Tbey'ra going to run out of with aggravated assault,
M a il t w o
n i g h t s e a r l i e r
W h i c h
u f
er, when he jo e* to the polling
ammunition sometime," one officer
Mill mill Douglas next broke Irvin
Mr. Leadman, represented by places next Tuesday, to cast a
t h e I w o
d i e d
g r e a t e r
n t t o n d n u c o
told ReMolpb. "By Ood, they bet- Attorney (larland W. Spencer, vote
the
home
of
Mrs
<’
K
Hoover,
u
M
n
o
t
I
k
i
(♦di^tmiltxA,
since
In favor of the hospital.
-t w
iloln her rings and car and Ivft.
specifically was accused by the
wer." iinknu*
inuwn* numbers of,.
"Tbe Hospitalit lasue fa the mf*t
, .Viout 10 no lust night they up- rn
slaiidees lo hear hath eundidafex.
Btata of ■trllting and wounding important local question confront
him
Of
Jjdl.TdO
Ts
otaJ
Tax
Roll
For
no s ir 11 ni llnlnctt City, iilmmliinoij
This was Elsenhnwer's blue chip
Wallace M. Todd, Navy chief who ing Seminole County voters on
elfin l in Hie New York area.
HOLLY WOOD </F) — Beauteous Mrs. Hoover's ear ami kidnaped
has been the center of a contro
(
'oimty
And
Suliunls
File'll
To
I
’ay
Km
Woodwind and his glil
lb ’ spenl three days Hits week
versy at Lake Mary in past Nov. 4, Mr. Spencer said In a Jill Hollingsworth Is giving up her It. W
41 imH I hi. rri ia •« I .««*«• I HMl
letter to the Herald.
It wag the longest continuous bat weeks, with a crow liar.
in or near New York *'ily. cam
attempt to crash the movies. In
(liv e n
A s $ 7 i : i . n 7 r>
SrrvitT's
Uriitlmvtl
this day of automobile trav stead she's going home to Detroit
tle ilnce the Allies took Heart
paigning from morning unt it at
The trial, which began at 0:90 el,“In
break Ridge on tha Eastern Front a.m.
emergencies have arisen, and to help her mother, who, officer*
night lie worked a 1.1 hour sched
T>»t
til
H
*N
**H
H
I*||
v
ill
mi
t
hoi of | M'l
yesterday,
dragged
on
until
Suit
III.-I
M
lllIV
III
last autumn. The Allies held Sniper nearly 5:00 In the evening, us will confront us again, when fa eld, admitted rmhexillng several
ule and Mimetimes lunger And he
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Ridge and ita dominant peak. Pin
Dili i ill* full i-nrigv mlo the drive
ditties are totally inadequate to thousand dollars to further her 17II"
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testimony
given
hy
s
parade
of
i
i
.1.
M
pl'l
[•In
point IliU, at last reports Friday
It ill i .line b- a colorful noisy,
meet the needs of our people. I year-old daughter's film eaieer
I,
witnesses,
introduced
bv
the
de
Mu'
l\
?L
*
1
v
udliMN,
flout
fill
In
I
II..
.1.1.
..Hi
Triangle HU1 and Sniper Ridge
and well staged i Innas in llu- Gar
I'llllYIDKNt I l i t
C Dim ••I*,!*'! I" f I,' Mill, 1 I it *»m•111»At l. \ *t •I
recall distinctly when a farm truck
“ My career doesn’t menu mi)
i
.
|
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ii..
i
c
m
u
a
fense
attorney
and
George
A.
command the critical Kumhwa
■li'ti
loaded with workers was over thing to me now," said the a ’pin"K lUeilCe police today swore nut
to t i m il l i o n I'oiotM ioij l i\ S u n
I |l<
.1
junction to the south. Kumhwa is Speer, County prosecuting attor turned by a large van and some actress. “ Mother need* me now Ihrre wnrraids ilotr.-mg Janie,
F‘>i moil- than Imu hours before
f
o
l
d
I
h
o
i
n
l
n
y
,
t
'm
in
i
y
1
it
%
n
•
It
..
III*.
a--,
a..
ney,
veered
off
the
subject
of
the
. Mhe eastern bate city of Uw old
Kiseiihiiwci appeared movie stars,
Francis Hill. 20, of Framingham
forty persons were Injured, one
II
I
it..- i
VI . . I. r . sports figures, singers .lancers,
Tron Triangle on Iho Central Front. Immediate charge ami delved ex klllrd. Our doctors had patients In and I want lo go hark anti ln-l|p Mass . who Is in police custody m tpskdt
I Id ( 'lltllll> (ilk loll fof
u hJihi I tt II
it k in - w in . w a s political leaders and more than
The Chlneao—creating a diver- tensively Into the matter of the the halls of the hospital, in the her. I'll get s job, If aecrssary, Florida, with assault amt batlery
I*. a 11.- I l a g a b tilt.I 2o women from various walks nf
, aionary attack on Jane Russell alleged blocking of Palmetto Ave halls of the clinic and in the Coun to help pay back every hit of mon In connection »dh the i m |o hold dimu il ti 20 mill In y mii n<m • v I’m tut »
Inn W . 1.
to the east of Triangle*! creat nue In Lake Mary by Mr. Todd. ty Health Building. They worked ey they say mother took from lor op id Hie Peroinal Finance Co a 1 1 <| ■t I «t l i |»«-1 * V f o f i n i i l n l I i n t l u *
.11 ■ o h nl ..f II..- bb pat ailed a.Toss llu* stage
employer."
Finally. Ki'i'iiliiiwer went before
or erran the main Allied bunker de
it11*I n in nut Ifvy lot Hi** (*iiimi> I'ilv
here
The verdict was presented for frantically all day lo save lives.
Her mothrr, Mrs. Beatrice Hid
,.f Hi, the I.-lev Isom cami-rns, .u i nolpanfenses about I a.m. Friday.
I’nur ("i Iht- i«li
No I
■ti
Chief Iri'jioi tor \\ alb i F Stone Vklull" *41M"fillI
leading by the Court Clerk, O. P. They performed magnificent scrv llngswurth, 47, Is accused uf writ
Allied artillery and mortar units Herndon, by the jury foreman,
I III .'Oils, ted liy a deafening roar of apsnld lioth tin........
manager In m i * m u In m tn* * I•* nyriift «»lf l u ' i i i iii t ' H I , H i
smothered tha crest with fire as J . VIJad Jones. Other members Ire under most unusual circum log checks against the Kennelli and n woman eteik were postlivr f I0H*;»H7 lift uiul f j : i I.*211.1 00 , n i III.
All (1 I dil.f !.'
w a - II..I. 1.1 pliinse and began Ins siieceli
Hi .pin kly Ini one of Ins main
• prelude to the counterattack that of the Jury were Robert A. Cohen, stances. |\Vould you want your Anderson Co., holler manufnetur In their identification oi Hill liy jircllVily.
.*-1\ I..' .
• .1 t.l ll" ..III. Mil leea il.
family to be treated in the halls er», for 99,108. Detroit detective* mentis of a photograph ithlulneil
i. ,'iillMae.l li., I'uur In .ii
won it back.
4il lifnj I'lfil t «»f Inni’N u^iii'H.ii'tl l r m t n * il \ tiiiii * .1 ll ol Ii.’bils
Colvin
M.
Gray,
Virgil
C.
Mosaid Mrs. Hollingsworth, u book from Huston puttee
"The hill waa boxed In - by a Alexander, Charles T. McCulley with makeshift equipment?
VVi'l *• Ur* follow** JtrnI f rtl i|t*•„ Uf uf I it* ii in i mi Hi ..I i l i i v d u n
aald • fronHIIm and Robert A. Carter.
.curtain of fire,"
fli
“Another Instance I recall re keeper for the concern, mny have The warrants will lie lot warded f
luilionil uml Irlr Ihr IN. it' 11|nll 111 I in til inf ' S o l o n ( ’h a r j f t 'N H i j f l i
cently Is the cate when a lady appropriated 125,000 or more bn lo Florida
t*iiif•)<• i III,f»il,’I M2; iirrHimnl pt«« i i m i m n liUd, iim t«In IIiiws
\\
Approximately
a
doien
wlt* By 7 a.m., the Iteda had only nesxea, both for the defense and was seriously Injured In an auto personal purposes.
D f in o tr a ls In v o lv e d
The man who robbed the finance |o*fly, f:‘n,*i,;it)|t ;i*», mill |Miiithv Mi» M F i n i k. IhfiHM;
\V II IlfvkiiiM,
one battalion laft on tha hill. That
Her daughter was cited earlier cornpuny and its employes had two |H*iMimil iiri!|MilyI $.'1,1811.72, \ull! I I.M l O .
mobile
accident.
Hhe
had
to
be
Hull | M lllH’ ltll,
$1,11111,
the
prosecution,
were
sworn
in
at
I n S u H p ie im iN D e a l s
one waa knockad off by the bayo
sent home after three days In the thi* year In a Detroit contest u* guns, announced that he was c ia /' tin t»Yrfit|| 1**1ill uf $7 Ki,07f» Ifi
F r ii ii k Si pi in ,
\ ! I m‘M VVii I
net-wielding Allied troopa. But tba the start of the proceedings, hut hospital to make room for other one of the motor city's most beau amt said he had already killed
\ In ilU i l o w n in t h r l e v y
mi ifmit fl.iKMt, Kritnk II.til, $ I,HIMI,
'several
did
not
'take
the
witness
Chinese stormed back.
w VSIIINGTn N, P Hep Byrnes
tlful girls, Her mother, who once three people Hi- knocked Die mm non pm nipt |iin|M‘iiy fur I*nirnly * i t . - i n I I n f , f 7041, ; ] | u l e i r t I w i l t ,
emergency patients.
> The Eighth Army aeld the Chi- stand to give testimony. Those
;er. (Jerald Boswell IH ol Full 111it In 1*nil titi* tliowt l lir ftflluw Ini: $7181, 11rii \ Y n h | i *m , $Mhi , ninl -I'.hit II Wis) suld bull) Ibe Internal
wanted a dramatic career, *rni
"We
all
must
recognise
the
lack
who
gave
testimony
in
the
case
hid lost an estimated 11,000
tb-ii'iiiie Bureau has refused lo
JIH to Hollywood. Hhe had spent Itlvver. Mass, unconscious with ■ itiil i slitlr, f .Rl’l,f» 11»,fill; Mi 11r ii inI W i l l mill's, $ J, l i H l
remap
alt lea and committed several were Kills Lloyd, Mrs. Lloyd, uf hospital facilities in our County. 10 days In a professional school gun butt In pique over Ibe small mill II li’kfi 4a|*li, f;i 1,!»■' I 08; pi rum
drlivci reqilesti-d ducullleilts to
Tin*
1
mv\ ij, i fit m pm it 1**11 I *
I
,
Seminole
County
Is
growing
as
Howard
Lloyd
(their
son),
Mr.
divisions to the battle on the ap
amount of money lie not
of acting.
nl piopt-ity, |i:i|,l2 7 ; Mini |iritully I H j l l , iiiii I mi I h r 1 A 1lit11 i d I n n * nf ltim.se investigators because they
proaches to Papa-san Mountain, Todd, Mr. Ltadiiuin, Charles evidenced by an Increase of over
I 'linn the "incnlveiiienl" uf Trens«I null IIIIFill till I'fiar ’11 *1*1
I In* SI 111<• nf Ktm I•!u, mih ulm•11nIk im Ni cielary Jnhn \V Snyder und
two
million
dollars
in
assessed
Cleveland,
M
n,
Anns
Cowan,
■ fbrbjddlnf, sinister Communist
i'il
I
h
n
m
i
U
i
■
iu
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iM
k
JiI
nt
■
h
a
p
l
i
i
value
of
property
In
the
County
stronghold Just north of Triangle Mrs. II. D. Durant and Frank
"other prornlnelit Denmciats In
ii,. IP, l.it'VN mT I ImMiIh uf IP! I l lu' highly Mi'iiieioii' activities" nil tax
this year because of new develop
Rvani.
l
i
l
e
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i
i
i
i
i
h
(
h
u
t
w
i
t
h
i
n
r.t»
t
i
n
y
ment.
New
residents
will
require
When Mr, Leadman took the
qf Action'elisewbere along the front
ra *es
fa aI i<*%
vfi ti if I hi* t f m v t n ii 'f i i (if I In I a n
stand, ha waa asked hy the pro Increased demands upon our hos
waa reported aa minor.
Byrnes, ti memtier of the Houso
fitiali'shirijc
I
h
r
f
n
n
i
i
,
I
I
m
t
tr
ia
l
*
secuting attorney if he had an al pital.
IinIi.-jii r > xithi oininilli'e Investigat
pi
ruiplti
i|
1
hi'11'
4t<
i
((M
ill
4
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V
V
»flk
tercation with Mr. Todd, to
"Our hospital haa not been able
ing tax irregularities, said in a
Iiliintint 11ur th* nt, h* th* i*lt> *1.iIciiii nl Hint Is "tlie real rrasun"
which the defendent answered, to take care of the neede of our
puteH
anil
tenchers
id
Hitehildren
Ily
JIM
FIHIIF.il
<' t i i m i i i nf .'Uiifoiil \ ! imu I llu- House group has not received
"I did." The fight ensued, Mr. ailing cltliens for the past sever
Now that th*s “spooklfat” night of tlie Gaulish nobles. In the liisn
f’ i h r papers it has been trying to get
Leadman related, after he and al yeara. The demand for more
Jiidgiliir will stall ill g (III o'clock » ♦ikf.'llM'Ht I»f i in i r r lp t
and
tVel
sli
sagas,
il
is
slated,
and
of
the
year
Is
upon
us.
perhnps
Mr. Todd had argued aliout room and better facilities Is ever
looiglil to select IIIri'c winners In HtWifigi . i n u n i i t h nti*i nii nh ' *fl an from (he bureau since Sept In.
later
in
Fhristlun
legends,
the
Unanimous endorsement waa whether
U
would
b*
Interesting
to
take
a
"The Truman administration is
(Mn d I fir t'tnillllM
not the former was an the increase. It will cost tha
the iluwiilown window pnilllinir ItllpMII lit !I
rm the County hoepltat bond going to orunload
some dredging property owner an average of look back Into the musty annul* Druids idip.ur ns ci illJat i*i . und .’i.iiiist which Is a purl ion of the Mit.fi I Ii«* I'Vtpiinif id l ltd 1 liM I gambling Hud ll can successfully
uo last night by Hanford Lodge equipment at the foot
not
aa
iiriesls
m
pliilmoipli.
i
s.
The
,
.
,
tin* (lie hI uIi' h, at nlifrli I iiim* Ihr cover up its own misdeeds,"
of Palmetto 95,00 per y rar to have a new hoi of history and are Just what ,, i * i I,
. the
,i i iiuu.itidily
, i.,.. Hid
No. 1141, Benevolent and ProtecAvenue, preparatory to
By i l i e s added
Uru ds believedi III
, , ..we. .'ii, pro
• . ' .'.'! lielng sponsor
pumping pita). Ask yourself, Mr. Freehold brought about the observance of of
the aoiil
l .'d by the Junior ( IuiiiiI.it of ( i.in- mp’iitiiita n i'ir aim 1 m* »*!*•i«•I
tive Order of Bike. Leo Butner, out
■hailman King ill (a lif) and
lltiWMY4*ft
tt
d
u
l
l
a,
im. a* IlMfi It it aoma
sand
from the bottom er, If this cost is worth spending Hallowe'en„
,
.
,
nieree.
aneereUry, announced today.
Hep Kean i II N'.l i asserted yesof
Lake
Mary
onto a beach near each year to Insure adequate hos
All Hallows Eve, according to
hi'ipi
I
ul.i’ll
iii til pnd ritf nf liit* ur
According
to
F.iicyel.q..dm
A
|
Cash
prlr.es
will
be
award.'.I
to
■ Tha AmtricanUm committee of Mr. Todd’s property. The date
trrday thul John B Dunlap, comEncyclopaedia Brittanies. Is the
iMitillln Him*#* tji.it 11mi'
' imssloner of iiilemul revenue, had
the ledge la u k W aetien In of the Incident had been estab pital facilities for tha protection name given to Oct. 81 as the vigil merlennu, Hallowe'en wus the t|„. winners, uecrdlng to Iflek
I
h
r
fill*
H
la
t
i’H
th.'
p
l
a
m
l
i
l
f
n
I»l4*
of
your
family,
time In Scotland when certain pre- | llcn.y, cliuirmun. to tic scleeted hy
Urging everyone tUfible to vote lished as haring been Aug. 25.
ignored a subpoena from Hie sub14 i i l i l l m i n i flu I'ngr I w i p
"A little child died lost Satur of Hsflowmat of All Saints' Day,
a g i o i i | i o f ti'n i'licrs.
ei.iu ni 11lee
next Tuesday, ha lidded. Charles
Word* were hurled back and day. This life eould probably have now chiefly known as the eve of dictions wrre miole ns In who tlie
(Itlier actlvltl.'s im Ihr
Dunlap who Is In Keultlo, dePoo), Daytona Booth, will make an forth, according to his testimony, been saved but for faulty equip tha Christian festival.
spouse of n rn ln in young woman i n c l u d e d i s t r i b u t i o n . - - - - - - - - - ,
tie hail never
official visit here next Thursday i» the argument In which ha ment In the local hospital. Don’t
Obaervanee of the day long or gentleman would be. A cere r o v i n g c h i l d r e n b y t h e t ’ o l l c e H e -1
AM
uym,.{nf
i ntll
n tO/ M
f f Ii L
c el ir rD-n'tyid
on district deputy night.
antedates Christianity. The two mony denting with these predic p u r t m u n t a n d t l x * C o u n t y S h e r i f f ' i .
told Mr. Todd, "You’d better go lat this happen to your family.
A
S IH IlllU
m ,jv,.,| ll He said "I„„have
any never
.ui,.
chief
characteriatlca
of
ancient
back to your house and tend to
"Aa
President
of
Seminole
Coun
o
f
f
i
c
e
,
u
n
d
H
p
e
c
i
a
l
r
a
t
e
*
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t
a
I
led
ll
is
n
I'uiiiplcte
missialomont.
tions
is
ilescrtlird
In
Robert
COMPLAINT FILED
ttieanaaoO Os ran* T e » i
ty Chamber of Commerce, and aa Hallowe’en were the lighting of
" s p o o k " s h o w a t llu* IDtr. T h e u l . ' i .
(X A t . A 'iB— W
M
H ockney.
We have given thrm 100 per cent
breaking and catering coma
resident of Seminole County for bonfire* and the belief that this Is Burns’, “ Hallowe'en," which tells
M e r c h a n t s
a m i
o t h e r s
c o o p e r - J L a k e
C i t v .
w a s
n le c lc il p r e s i d e n t
cooperation and we will continue
nt was filed hy Standard
tha
one
night
In
the
year
during
of
these
doings
In
Reullund,
(L'aattaaM ee ra s e t a e l
to (III so "
u t i n g in t h e p r o j e c t a r e ti* f o l l o w * : . o f t h e K lo r ltlii W l i u l e a a l e l . l o c e r y
-era, 110 Waet Thirteenth
which ghost* and wltche* are most
Hallowe'en or llul!ow-ovun, tto- A n d r e w D a r m w a y , H e i u l n o l e C o u i i - 1A s s u f l u l l u n a t t h e ( l o s i n g s e s s i o n
it, with the peNee tide meritlikely to wander abroad.
ty Motors, McCrory’s store, Man o f H i e o r K a n l r u t i o n ' K f i r s t u n n u u l
according to (Sty police nu
History show* that tho main evening of Oct. 31, Is so called, be uel Jacobson department store, c o n v e n t i o n b o r e t o d a y
cause
It
is
Hie
eve
of
Vigil
of
All
lls*. Invoatlgotfeo by L t Mon
calibrations
of
Hallowe'en
were
of
registration,
reported
US
anH e s u c c e e d s C . S
j i i h u s i m , J a c k
Attempted robbery by iruck apBUY
nr festival of All Balnts, Hlrlckland-Morrison, J, (,’. I’rmiey s o n v i l l e
. revealed the wyekeoae doer peered *to ‘ba the only
ohly'solution
solution to sentee bailota had been returned purely Pnildical, and this Is fur Hnllowa,
Company, Seminole Dry Clennenii
“Lost
In Aluskn"
whfch
falls
nil
Nov.
).
It
is
asso
“evidently" beenTaft open ood
ther
proved
by
the
fact
that
In
this
morning
out
of
tha
595,
which
w 9^1VHw! ry Bud DeBarre dieHwccney Gift Shop, Toylund, Har II. M t’enree. Sanford, was imil - 2:45 . 4:30 - 0:15 • U:U0
building wne rawer hod, but
named vice-president J I'endleton
whan Ha opened his place were mailed out She predicted parts of Ireland, Oct. 81 I* still ciated In the popular Imuglnullan per Eliiclrlc Company.
!!:4H
ting wne found, mfaming. John
3 m
neaa. the Dairy Queen on that moat of tha UO ballots would Known aa Oldhche Bhamhna, “Vi with the prevalence of superna
Hanford Bowling Aliev, Robb Guinea, Orlando, continues as the
Mtdnite Show - 11:30
First Rtreat. yesterday morn- ha submitted before tha deadline gil of Saman.” This la directly tural Influences and is clearly a Bakery, Kaiter Juwclry, Firestone association's executive secretary
Sul. - "Thundering t'uravan"
connected with the Druidic bellof relic of pagan time*.
treasurer.
tod found tha back door de- Ttnaday afternoon.
1:15 • 4'OH • 7:04
In the north of Kngtniul ,!t is store, Roars-ltoebuck A Company,
Elected to the hoard of directors
Anp bailota mailed in after In the calling together of certain
First Federal Loan Association,
"Gobs und Gals"
D lM O N m A T lp N
_ w en unmistakable im- Tuesday'* mail collection at 5:00 wicked soul* on Hallowe’en by Ra itatad, Hallowe'en Is known ns McClung’x atore, At Odhum’a serv were Charles Baldwin. I'nnnmn
2:3H • 5:34 - 8:30
N utauck Night. In Scotland, the
City: It V. Holland, I’ensocola;
of a heavy truck tire In tha p. m. would not ba counted In tho man, lord of death.
station, Touchton Drug Store, J. 11. HIkcoii, Quincy; W. C. ChitSon,lav • "Jumping Jacks"
According to Webeter'a Diction ceremonies of tho ev« wer* for ice
Home
nenrby, and tha door from* election. The counting of absentee
1:10 - 3:20 - 5:21 - 7:22 - 0:23
regarded In a highly super Hunt Lineoln-Mercury, Yowell’a tv, Jacksonville; W. T. Alsop.
w r i t of • truck bumper. ballots will take plied on Wadset- ary, Druid* ware members of a re- merly
MOVIF.LAND
day whan the official canvass is llgtoua order in ancient Gaul, stitious light, and Burns' poem store, Hollywood , Shop, iluumillnt Ocala: Kit Keefe Jr., Tampa; Saul
“ I’amtora and the Flying
Bachet.on, Tampa; Dirk Folsom,
n and Ireland, who assisted liyao a humorous and highly Im and Andtraon drug store.
Milter Radio and Appliance Tallahassee; George Wulker, Ml
Dutchman"
ceremanlaa and predicted aginative presentation of the us
sacrifices of the ual eeremontes aa practiced In Store, Ivey’s Shoe Store, Bo-Jay’s amt; and T. H. Wheeler, Ft. Lau H arts 0:30, feature 7:30, last
complete show 0:20
In natural phll- ■sottish rural districts In his duy, store, Faust Drug Store, Western derdale.
Convention silo for next year Hat. • "Sky High" and "N l«hl
Popular belief. It is written, as- Auto, Cowan’a, Hemlnote Tire
the eouraee of
Stagy to Galveston"
a children horn on Hat- Bhop, Mather Furniture Hlore, Hill will bo either Daytona Beach ol
of Use earth
Sunday ■ "W ith A Ron* In
the faculty of perceiving Ha nl ware Store, Dr, Edwin Ep Orlando. Tho board of directors
- of certain
My Heart"
g converse with super* stein and Goodyear Tire and Rub will decide between the two cttlca
within the next month.
nge.
ber Co.
R
n
New Yorkers Cheer ICisenhower
h
Recapture Kmls A11Nigfht Knee Tli '
I
f
«
Chamber Of Commerce President
Urges Approval Of Hospital Bonds
Leadman Found
Not Guilty In
Assault Trial
\
Dozen Witnesses Tes
tify In Lake Mary
Cuse On Both Sides
Tax Assessments Ex-Goldsboro
In Seminole Co. Officials Bring
Jump 21/2 Million Suit Against City
Girl Gives Up Career
T» ^ ld Accused Mom!
'J
Hill Is Wanted Lor
Rhode Island Crime
Hallowe’en Is Celebrated As
Festival Of All Hallows Eve
Hospital Endorsed
By Local Elks Lodge
Window l’ainiing
Contest .ludging
Is Slated Tonight
a
of cMndy,'!‘.|II, iM.Pearce iHNiimed |ri»mi iiu-rc that
Attempt At Robbery
Made At Dairy Queen
iT.wssriS&r**''
Movie 'rime Tuble
■nr *
i
-si..a i *i . ska x w ;
a sss
�m
i Vi><>s \
a *6%
♦ v t vi1* i f f *
t te, « OMMTte-
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TDK MM-OHM IIK Rtl.H
Page
Frl. Oct. 31, IB.*,2
Fugitives Caught
GOP IsCountingOn Bolivian Tin Mind!
Marginal States Are Nationalized
To Obtain Control By Official Decree
(Conllnntd From I’age One) I
ir«aiia«*e r w « e««» one*
more than fifty yonra, I urge inch!friend, Mils Mamie Orimiley. With
begging
an I every freeholder to go to the) the yyoung_ couple
.
_ _ to be
pull* on Tiirtdny, Nov. -I, and
[rce, Ihe convict* roared at
VOTE FOR HOSPITAL BONDS." | breakneck a|>eed over aide roads
IJt TAZ. Bolivia <* - Bollvit
WASHINGTON >JT— RepublicanTue wave mf popuint' favor for |n® a d e d north. They crashed
natii>nal!/cd today the tin mines
the Lon,I Issue bn* been momiilng, j through a roadblock near Highland
18 PHmise°sclaUn for control‘of "the owned by the c o u n ty * three hlgarcorning to eo-cJmlrmun Judgu i
Dougin« Htenstrom urn) (Japrge
At 2 a. m Hilt and Douglas re
By The Associated Press
louny nl the ('ilic* n* lfo*pdn> leased Ihe hoy and girl and kid
I Tin is Bolivia a only mnjor « )
Committee, who rommentrd on the naped a man. hit wife and child districts.
A max. nf dry air covered (hr
tact that apparently a* the pc., nt Kushncll. The family was re The marginal area* are ihose (port and her biggest source of ineastern half of the nation again
today, Indicating no Immediate
pie o- rami' better acquainted wl*h leased after another wild dash which have shown n tendency In come-about 70 per cent of the total
means Hint the
rein lo halt the ever-jpre.nM',': f a r ,
the /nets amt the truth conditions, northward and a pickup truck waa recent years to seesaw from ono NstltMIlliution
nnrty to the other, and in which mines ond properties nf the hie
which are burning over millions of
they quickly see (flu need for Vot rommandecred.
companies
now
belong
to the state.
hai
acre* of wooded areas
ing in i.ivor of the, '"wpital jtmd*.
The truck " a s abandoned near •he winner'* margin nf
state li cmplover of thThe dam aes (rum ***•- fTiiw.'SL
■ r-re-f'-.-oli# Hospital Commit Siarkv. and the couple freed with been li m per cent or less of u. labor tue
working In the tnlnr*. .i«.j
'wnich have wnippul over rich I,in
tee wu* set up at a mac* meeting the arrest at Yulce waa kidnaped. total vote.
In HV), the Republicans wo- that revenue derived from the sale
berlandi In more lhan a «m>re
called by the Junior Chamber of
The other three men freed by
tin goes directly to the statu
statei mounted Into the millions of
Com me rue ul the t^nirt Douse Hill were rounded up during the about half these areas from Demo nf
through n corporation set up as
dollars. The siluallon In vome areas
»ume UO days ago. flmt group, night. Bloodhounds led searchers crati.
For control of the Scnate-49 nf tho operating agency.
was regarded *1 serious. Flames
composed o f'th o chairmen, .M ayor , n Schmidt, 34, soon alter mid
the 90 *eat* -the GOP must add nt
President Victor Paz Estcnvsorn
from grassland and brush lire,
W i l l i a m H t c m p ceir of Hanford, ihui- n|ah* Next the bloodhounds sniffed
two tn its present holding* signed tho naUonallzatlon drcriw
were reported in several cities
Icy Odnam, hnrlyto llousholder, out nunn, 23, and he was nabbed. least
of
47.
Thirty-five
Senate
seats
are
ceremony at Catnvi, one or
Heavy pnlls of smoke were re
Key was caught by a farm er
President lienu Tucker of the
at stake In Tuesday's election, the Ac" hi
St properties of the Fa
tmrh
arlcd over many areas In thr
Fernald Laughton .Mcmoriul Jin*, who bad been searching for him.
Four
new
Chevrolet
Skyline
call*,
coulpprd
wit
i
two-way
radio,
were
placed
in
operation
Wednes
incumbents
being
14
Democrat*
nlflg Company. Pnilno i*
fire Melt east of Hie Mississippi day My the Yellow Cell Company, It was announced by
II nil
Krv was armed with a rifle but
pltul, Manager Forrest BreckenW.
Kirn,I,
pivsldvnt.
These
unit*
purchased
and
21
Republican*.
Seata
held
by
Hie biggest operator
peratnr In Bolivia
resulting Ir. wide,oread reduction locally through Holier Motor Sales, are Hu- third He t of Chevrolet*. Heading from left to right are rldgu of the .Seminole County Hie farmer pulled a pistol and the
33 Democrats and 24 Republican*
The decree
ecree set forth pi
provisional
of vlslhlllly. Much nf Oklahoma three of tho company’* drivers: II. P, McArthur, Hay Skates anil William Henry KHn-rncs; Miss Daisy Chamber of Commerce, and Han escancc surrendered.
arc
not
st
Issue.
To
roach
the
goal
sums - about 2144 million dollar*
was covered with n hare of smoke
All those caught in the area were
ford City Commissioner John Ivey
Elrod,
vIce-prrsMIetit
and
treasurer
and
C.
tV.
Elrod,
president
of
tho
Sanford
Transit
Company
and
Yel
nf
40.
Republicans
need
victories
be paid the companies a*
•nd dust yesterday, cutting vjs!
have met frequently to determine taken to the county Jail at Bar- in 21 of Tuesday’s Senate elecHnns. total-to
Indemnities.
__________ The
.... figures
B___ are far
blllty to four miles In some areas low CaM Company; and C. E. llittcll, general manager >f Holler Moto: Hales,
low.
method*
by
wnich
tiny
might
ful
All
433
House
seats
are
on
the
under
what
tho milling firms sa
, l t e U. s. Weather Bureau hud
Hill
and
Douglas
were
brought
fill Iheir charge of “passing the
block this year, and for control of tho property is worth. They «
no Immediate hope of a heavy gen
to Fernandlna Beach.
"You understood that when you
Ikih-I !**ue."
eral rainfall over the fire-stricken
Icltcn
Hill also Is wanted for a throe- that branch of Congresa 211 seat- mate uielr holding! at about Go
told Mrs. Durant tn sign the
The program derided upon so* day spree In Georgia and Tenne* are needed. Rrpubllcana now have million dollara. The government,
(Ions, Many states have had only
li m i t " Mr. Evans answered, “Ab
one of acquainting the people with see last week during which he kid 200 House members, plus two va however, already has handed theij
(Continued From Page One)
(Continued From Fage One)
llfHe rain In the last two immth*
solutely,"
cancies. Democrats have 210, with a bill for 320 million, charging th l.
the facts in the matter, for they
The only rainfall rejHirted early vour business, hud," and that he
trial was rent with repent on (u-rsnnnl property taxes, }J,- felt that the weight of these facts naped and robbed a score of per two vacancies. The other seat Is the companies made Illegal profit*
today was In the western part of definitely was going to unload edThe
son*. IBs victims described him as
010-17
objection*
by
troth
attorney*
held by an Independent Democrats through foreign exchange manlp
the country-light showers tn Mon the equipment from the truck.
The break-down in the taxes for were »o preponderantly in fnvoi a "ihroe-gun m aniac/'
and proceeding* became n bit
tana, Idaho, Oregon and Washing
Two arcnmnllce* of Hill In the can drop 14 nf their present hold ulallons and evaded Income taxes
lie suld that Mr. Todd "pulled tq.roarous at Interval* a* the a t special school district No. 1 *hown of the Minds for the hospital that
people a* soon u» they knew It cm Georgia and Tennessee kidnaping*, fnjrs and still havr a majority. Re
ton. No serious fires have been III* glasses off and laid them on
torney* battled upon certain point* the following; real estate, flfil,- would lend their support to the Charles
reporter! in western stales.
Hopkins and Virgil Lcmay, publican* must hold what they now
•he fender of the rnr." The ,|e- In the evidence presented.
7
l,H.;1U; railroad and telegraph,
have and grab in Democratic posts
campaign, the Committee Chair wrre arresled this week.
Mild weather was reported ovrr femlcnt said this indicated trouble
|t5,!U12.!!l;
personal
property,
Witnesses for tho defense and
most of the country with lemporo lo him so he went to his car,
man aid.
Both Hill and Douglas were lo rnmo out on top.
ti:5,fiig|.M);
and
penalty
on
personIn Ihe seven so-called marginal
arg
lUfes a little below seasonal levels l nrlicd some ill-tance away, ge the prosecution were separated
e a lli. pistols and
Adding favorable romment nnd armed with .38 rallber
east ill the Appalachian*
Into two different room* on op nl property tnxvs, $l,0hi*-dd.
1they had several bnxe»'of am mu states, six Incumbent Republicans
public
i-ndorseinenl
to
the
h»s|dtui
ru
n
d
u
"pinch
Mar"
and
returned
Special school dlstr let taxes, for bund Issue are the Hcminolc Comi nltinn, jaillre said. When they saw and two Incumbent Democrats arc
Damage from IMe fires In sev
posite side* of the court room ami
MIAMI BEACH f/P> — Thl* I* n
eral states was estimated ill more i„ when- Mr. Todd was standing. apr-enreeil In court proceedings bonds taken in dlstr Iris Nos. I, ty Chamber of Commerce, the officer* had them covered," they running for the Senate. There are fnst-changlng world to which peo
Mein
while,
he
said,
Mr.
To,Id
Imd
two contests In Connecticut and one ple must lenm to adapt them s-i
thon a million dollars each, with
only to lake the witness stand, iHanford), IS (tienevn) and U
Junior Chamber of Com gave up.
Igjutiluna reporting hiss to forest* nl,dr,i up a piece of two-hy-four until nil evidence had been pre (Lake Monroe). A total of lid,- .Sniifiuil
"I had quite n lime as long ns It each In Delaware, Pennsylvania, ves on a day-to-day basis, PrrJR
merce,
the
Lake
Maty
Chamber
of
I
m
la
r
and
proceed,si
to
call
him
Massachusetts. Michigan, N e w dent E. C. Nonce of tho Unlver.
IrlJ.iili is the aggregate tax nsscr/- Cum melee, the Cuiuivd Buslncs* lasted." officers said Hill said.
at two million dollars The worst
sented in the ease.
fires In history have swept Temp" min es, This name-calling aroused
Police listed Hie family forced to Jersey nnd New York.
Earlier In the case, Mr. Lloyd ed for district No. I. with totals nml 1‘iofcssionnl clirii, the Town
slty of Tampa told 1,000 high
him,
In*
*shi,
so
he
threw
the
sco woodlands and official* have
related circumstance* relative to of 11,710.51 mid 12,120.57 for dis Council nnd the Wuuiaii'* Club of ride with the pair tn Starke os
school traders here Thursday.
Mar
at
Mini.
not cstlmaled the damage In Hl|
Ihe altercation, stating he had trict* No*, ft and 0, respectively. CasM'lhcrry, and the Hanford Min t'lllfiird Fletcher, his wife Marlon
Dr, Nance, addressing I ho con
At this Juncture, Attorney gone to Lake Mary to assist Air.
not*, Indiana nml Mississippi Ihe
Taxes amounting to 2 milts are
and daughter Sandra, all of New
vention nf the Southern Associa
damage soared to an estimated one Hpcnerr attempted to estaMllsh /.,'udrnan In the pumping opera levied against district No. 1, with isterial Association. Each of these Port
“
‘
—
hi
Richey.
They
were
unharmed
(Continued From P are One)
tion of Student Councils, sold civ
million dollar* in eaeh state, with Itint tin* prosecution was techni tion. When he a n vied there, ho 2 anil I mill* of taxes levied n- •ugariizntlnriK ha* pledged uctivo
Trlsh, a Buffalo golf pro, re ances In New York City later in Dilation has progressed too far 11
support of the bund* for fund.*
fires still raging
cally wrong in Its calling lha testified, Mr. Todd appealed on gainst district No*, ft and 0, res with
ported
Hill
look
Sl!2
from
him
which to build a County hos
he destroyed by super-bombs.
ih« doy.
In Missouri, (lov, Forreil Smllli mis lie u-rii in Ihe nltenntiori n the scene and n«kcd him if he pectfully.
ami hound him twice. The first
pital.
"There Is no basis for tho pesThe suspension nf his campaign
said the situation In same area "rn w Mur." lie later entered a would do som e work for him, He
tiini)
he
was
tied
tip,
Trlsh
was
Valuations of properly were de
Civic clubs have taken up llio
four enme suddenly last nig
' |ht in slmlstk viewpoint that civilization
was critical Hevcral farm houses motion Ihnl the ease he thrown i,m arked that Mr. Todd hnd ap termined ns follows; Wholly ex banner
put
in
the
trunk
of
his
car.
will he destroyed," he said. "Civ
Pittsburgh.
and the Sanford Lions, hiwere destroyed near Clinton yes out upon till* conjecture that the peared amicable.
empt lands, 9te,lti8.r4.TO; land re wnnla and Rotary clubs no well us
Hilt spied n Detective Story
Only four campaign dsys re ilization has gone too for to glu;
terday when a field fire roared out mis in- was a “pinch har" urnl
The vehicle tie was driving verted to statu, (51,22(1; delin the Elks lodga have stressed the rnogn/lne In tho rear seat of mained before election as the gov up.”
w
of control In Joplin, a gr,i»* fin pot a "crow Imr,” hut the motion Mr. Lloyd said, became stuck in quent non-exempt land, $2,-150
ol tin- lio pifcil i» the Trlsh'* rnr nnd leisurely read it ernor decided his home state prob
He
told
the
student*
"You
mu*t
spread across two square miles, u as denied by County Judge *nml its he attempted to go around (which amount* to about .02 of Importance
during the (light
county.
lent superseded tils quest for votes. have a creative faith that I* nddestroying several homo* nml iilhct Dougin* Htenstrom.
title, it,- wa* pr,(paring to pull tliu one per cent of the total valua
After Trl*h was placed In the
He readied Hie decision itntned justahle, for nothing Is *tntlc in
The town council of CiM.*clherrv
buildings.
Mr. I.eudtnan churned that Mr. n log nt the end of I’nl met to Ave* tion); homestead rurrent land
ntly voted lu einloise the Issue ear Irimk, he worked loose from lately after addressing a wildly this life of ours. We ure living ill
Tod I luul threatened turn with vehicle out with III* truck, he (Itumi*), $10,0112.210; non-exempt r-.uii'i loilowuil similar ballot* My his bonds Hill stopped the c a r , cheering audience of 13 oon that a revolutionary and progressive
the limber, saying lie couldn't un onid, when Mr. Lcudiniin came current land* (bonds nml mainten lb'I-mi- Arts Di piiitnicnt of Hie tri check on him and when he saw | packed Hunt Armory In the Penn period of history when one must
load the muterin'l on tin- truck. “ I upon the frene nml nni-l he would ance), $15,175,810; porsannl pro Hanford
Won,aim club nnd the Dla- Trish had freed himself, cursed and sylvanlo steel center of Pittsburgh adjust himself daily to new situa
went up to tin- ear mol got this pull it out with a wiiuli on hi, perty, $0,550,150, nml railroad and
I Stevenson appeared his usual tions."
- aided Americnll Veterans. Olliers, snarled:
f CdtIIIIutttvA |Pr»»iii V'tiar Onri
wrecking Imr for my own self* li tick.
telegraph
legrnpli property, $1,51)0,211
11.51)1,211..
j1according to Judge
"I oughta plug you In tho head
*cir a* h») charged the
Judgc HU-nslrmo!
In rlouht conrerning their -intu- protection," In- -tale,I,
Me. Tuiltl anil Mr. I.eiidrimti heRemaining
Hint."
i nnofinuni
Bfcat crusade
of his Republican
. . . tnxe*
. > come from thei ihave. expressed. the hope
• that tie f,,r....
.....
.
.
.
.
.
i
under Chapter
l aws of Flo
II- contended that Todd'n face came Involved in n conversation Central A
Then Hill tnneil Trl*h's fret an,i I UPPonent, r.nn
Gen. iiuirtht
Dwight it
D. Ei.*cn
Southern Florida Flood lumlowners of Ihu county will
rlila, "wherein tin- plaintiffs claim uns Inc-rated when In- nlrurk him behind bin truck, the witness l,-» Control District
at Geneva uml meet the challenge of providing 'wrists, wrapped fishing line* over I nrelnuernd# -*I*co,no
1,10 Rr,’a*
Ills flnt, not when lie hit titled, which develop" I into an Clmluotn, amounting to $708,22.
that they and all other person.
0 || to-dnte hospital fanatic i f.,; Unit and lopped it all off wllh an ■ n r rwiiinVtr,i
similarly titnnleit have „ right him with the Im , tori tr-tlnumy iirgumeiit in which Mr. l.eirdiTian
Ho pounded the theme, as he had
One-half the taxes listed fur ttie 10,t Hit) people of Seminole | other application of tape.
under said ehapter to receive tha|L« Mr. I.lovd and hi* a*>n was snid, "I uni going to unload here,
In whlsllestopplng across Pennsvi
County.
amount as reaper--lively Indicated ll-dlt'ollvc lluit he netmlly luul ll.ii i* n public iond," to whilll County maintenance I* slated fin
vanln from Philadelphia tn PillsKnoii) program* have been
schools’ u*e, which would rrver*'
the bond Issue in public burgh, that the general had aban
•bovc."
j nt• nek him wltli the crow bar.
Mi. Todd replied. "This »« p riv a te ,,,
f|
,B listed for aggregate sponsored by the Citizen* Hospital ilnrsed
meeting*.
doned
tho principles of Abraham
The plaintiff*, ranreaente.l
by' . Mr 1 ,f,'d and hi* hoy were at liroperty.
Mr. Lloyd testified1 luxes assessed.
»r
Committee over the public service
Th. 111$,
Lineoln
nnd succumbed tn tho Re 1007 Hanford Are.
Among
other*,
who
In
public
Attorney .............................
I lint Mr. Lendmun luul told Mr.
II, K. IIII1, Du y to it it
Increase* In tnxe* ore noticed fneililii * of W rilH nnd tirondeiiHt* statements have pointed out the publican party "Old Guard."
Todil t'lnt lie luul "bullied him
Reach, n*k tF1 Circuit Court to
have I-ecu given ul It; ID a. m. nnd
i projer
long enough and Hint he wh» fil mainly In real eslnte luxe*, which 6;(K) p. m, All ntembers nf till* Importance of the matter nnd
Issue n temporary umndnloiy In
umped nearly 1100,000 from
Mr, Moulman wu* asked if the ing to unload llint x x x pipe.
junction against the City Com
have tAkeii part and in ad have urged landowner* to vote
3811,151.47 to $48ft.!MK.52, and group
n
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the
i r argument
'in
wn* neonrliided.'
jfiriiiiin ii
mission, commanding them at ii first net ol violence in the alterdition InisinesN li-nileis and, oilier "ye*" on the bond ballot have lieen
pcrsonnl
properly
(axes,
which
time x*t by the Court to amllL Ap cation wu* w|d‘n Ire threw tho Ml r Lloyd mid, Mr. I.eudinnn raid lo s e approximately J 15.01)0, from men on tlil-sn ptograms hnvo ax- J- <). (Hllm) Galloway, George
prove tend Jfif the plal.lliff, fmt Imr st ilr- T M iLjrtie defendont
liressipl tbem:ti levs a s. favoring Will In in*, Dot Powell, E. J,
|1ll(),Hi 1.12 to 120ft,"00,11). 4,
Mntighlnu, John > llrumley, Matothers similarly ollimti-d the *tpn i-nswcted, "Tile, firs t‘ net of--tin.
thl/- progressive move/ J "
mini MacNelll and J. C. Hutchi
Valuation* rose nppioxinteiely
in question, with inter c-M front Imre was when he took off hi* with It. Mr. Lloyd said he was at
In
all
effort
lo
give
the
people
put thorn on tlrq Molding lo pet out of the urea $1 million for homestead land*, of Oviedo. Altuinonlo .Spring.* and son, nil nf whom are typical busi
May ter)
20, tlllll,
dote Mill
till) Mill
suit glnsse* ofand
l ' l l l tn
HI the
Mil IIIIIV
tho ear."
iibmit that time, after Mr. Lend- (hontlsl and approximately mi Longwooil a rliatlca to bcul- the ness people who hnvo studied thu
was filed, today, or show cmiino lo fender
Mr. I.oinlniiiu «uld tlo- two men mail mi hi be wn* going to "either ni her $1 million on non-exempt *tory
m atter and want to nmkn sure
tho Court for their tefujul to do tonlliiur.j
on tha bond t**ue nnd pro that
lo twite after In- hnd burnt bis l-tnins out or bash his current Innd* (bond* and main vide them
everyone votes for the pass
so.
wllh
a
chance
to
ask
M-rurcil tho liar ami Hint then.
age of this important Issue.
Chapter (1,1-III of the Slate S tat *T threw il nl him I wouldn't cuy 1i t.41im out," milking reference to tenance). Valuation set for the ijncHtiun* about it and llio.* be
Those who are qualified to vote
Mr. Todil.
former last year wn* $0,117,300 fully infoinieil Judge Htenstrom,
ute* deal* with the net abolishing whether I hit him or didn't."
Mr. Lloyd's , »on testified that and for tint latter, II 1,310,-160.
Karlyle lluunbolib-i and (leorge on thu question hnvo been Inform
the inuntclpnl corporation of the
Mr. Hpeer qpeticd, " It wouldn't Mr, Lemlioaii hud thrown the
ed that they should not ronfitee
town of Goldsboro, Acrorillng to bine been so funny if you Imd crow bar nl Mr. Todd, striking a
Grand total of luxes assessed Touby ijm-il a iiublic addle** ay.i anything having to ilu with Ate
Ls-in
unit
talked
III thu editor
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section 2, "That killed Idm7" to which the defen.. wooden limber which Mr. Todil lust year wu* $500,040.08, approxi
Fish hospital wllh the County
this Act shall lie so m t answered, It “wuuidn't have bml thrown up in front of hi* mately $150,000 less than the n- these town* on last Saturday bond Lnue, Judge Htenstrom snid.
aftcruoyn.
They
reported
that
the
construed as to Impair the ohlign- bem no funny" If the defendent face. The mi**llc wn* deflected
For thu County hospital tharo
reaetion wu* most favoraldo.
lions of any exlslting cunliart*, bml slruek him with the timiier. and struck Mr. Todd in the fare, mmint assessed far 1052.
have (wen no plnns drawn, no spe
Among
the
letter*
of
emlor*oInto which fluid municipal corpora* j uml i luiviml the removal of the drawing blood, he said.
cification* have been set up, no
ment
appealing
in
the
new.-tpapure
tlon of the town of (iohlidairti hun i glHHae* in lUelf wn* n tin nil.
The first heavyweight chumProsecutor Hpeer, In addressing
was one from Hum tall 11msr, staff or administration topic* have
horctuforr filtered. Con*tror(ion of j (Joestloning of Mr. Todil upon the Jury toward the ronoluslon of piuntiiip fight to ho broaden *t wu* Chase
Company uxtntutivu, been discussed. The big proidem
tha Mt", and Section .'I stipulated, III* necoml appearance on tho Ills presentation of the rose, ex- the Ih’mp*vy-Carpcnlicr battle on and whoand
it
was
said by Gene Tuc before tho voters I* to provide the
That all rrvdltor* of the lawn of stand involved the portion of tho I laliicd the dispute over the pro July 2. 11121, from Boyle** I’liiiiy ker, I* "Air. Hospital,
himself.” monoy with which to build the In
Goldsboro, shall within GO days cn«e, which was extensive, ibtiling perty may he settled In elvll court Acre* In Juisuy (,'lty, N. J.
Thu
dire
need
of
Improved
hospi stitution anil after thl* Is done on
tile r llio passage or llila art, presmil that II wn* not no I*hii» of
talization
was
pointed
out
liy
Mr. Nov. 4, there will lie plenty of
tn t llifit accounts III writing,
Jot aircraft are fueled with u Clwno who hu* long been uetively lime to gel Into the details. "Let's
the ease. He pointed out It I* the
showing tin- ninount duo Ilium by
synthetic rhrmlcnt mixture that interested In llic Fetnald Laugh tmt Grot things first,” said Judge
aaiil town of (loMMmrp itnil further
bear* little resemblance to conven ton Aleuiorlal Hospital, and ail Htenstrdnt, and first right now is
showing My wlmt authority nnlrl
tional fuel".
freeholdeis were urged to vulu lu a hlg "YE8" on the Imnd ballot*/'
Indebtedness won Incurred My said
favor of the Immls when they vote
Freeholders have been told that
Uwn of Goldsboro, which account*
on Nov. 4.
,
thu question will ho presented an
Walt Jt* Hwnrn In us true, correct
Fmnrls Whltelialr, president of u special ballot. Those who own
tlw unpaid to the Connell of the
thu Board uf Trustee* of the Burt land In the counter hut who are not
City of Hanford, Florida.”
FDIi Estate wrote from his office registered ns a freeholder* should
In Imre «„,| I.loch In* U r mail* w ^ Z r i . l flln d
our kid* aren't going to have any
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Undcr-secielary of the Navy bring a tax receipt, one of the new
tdarr tu u" flailing,"
In Washington, cmphatixlng t li.it tax hill* from the rounty tax colI’ri ■enlntlun of evidence wn* (burned Ihe jury
Hcitllnole citizens should vote fni lector, or a deed. One of iheso may
wound up My the ntlnrnuyn at up- strut tinns They r
the hiinda. l.oeitl trustee* of thut he shown to tho Inspector at the
• "natlaaea n « « »—** uaal
nroxltnutely -ItCio p.m, and the p.m. niel knocked <
fund, Fred Wilton. Wllllunl l.df- ballot box as Justification for re
thcmei, recalling Hint tome Itemaltneaaea were relented. Follow* ihe Jury loom
fler and Ernest (lalluway, have rn* ceiving the hospital ballot.
ocrata wanted him to ho Inn parly
Ing the finn) pruacntnllona to the signifying they h
tandlrialc in tntit
Jury My both nttnrneya, the JiiiIko verdict In llio enne.
No ImmediateRain
Is Seen To Relieve
Widespread Fires
Londmim Trial
County Tax Rolls
Dr. Nance Sees World
In No Danger OfRuin
Prison Surrender
Cftlflshoro Suit
ROY WALL
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shw rK X rt;.e rs
CITIZENS
Vote For A New
HOSPITAL
Elsenhower
That onvo him thr opplirtunlly
!?. W *ne WpqaHloit wanted him
Vto hq Ihe man In qafrml governmanlil forniptlan, excuse their to n paint job nt her houae when
toddling of Communists, and spol- ho visited her concerning tho
Ptju for Iholr vacillating policies," deed, contending Muga hud ml-
. ttp • axed: "How rotilil Ihey dare
Hi(hit I wax their mnn?"
Yet, Elsenhower aalil, ho la Ihe
Mmo man now ax he wxa four
w ere ego, lie tall! ho hax not
chinked, and he li nohody'a "cap-
J R l d apparently wag a reply to
W yanton a elalm that tho uonaral
jjWfll owod" Sen. Robert A. Taft
K flW o "hook, line and sinker."
. flaenhnwer mid he cejiio home
to. rua for president for th ree
riiaoni~."m sny mlltlonx of Atncr*
Meted nit the paint during Hie Intervnl the porch light wax burn
ing while alto tallied to him.
Air, Evans, Upon Hiking the
aland, atnted ho had lived In
U kn Mary "off and on" nlnre
INTO ami that lie wax familiar
with tho Durant aubdlvltlon alnca
the land waa divided.
Hpcnking nf Palmetto Avenue,
he atnted, " It’n been uacd aa a
Muhlle atrect alitee ll)W, whan the
put nut auhdlvlalon wna recorded-"
The County luul worked mi the
street, he anld, grading It mid
digging dltchra on Imth aidea of
It when the area waa flral auh*
divided,
lie waa naked by Attorney
Hpeer If Mr. Todd owned tho land
HQOSE
ORDELL
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OMMISHIONKK
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
1946 FORD CONVERTIBLE COUPE
Special $$41*00
Extra dean, new tire*, New Top,
excallnnl rendition.
1950 Bulck
Special 4 Door
Sedan
1948 Plymoqth
Convertible
le n t ccondition.
o n d it io n . Deluxe
Excellent
Model, Dynafp
Polls Cautious
Predicting.
Result|
otaieST
S; YOBK, (Aa — Throe of
lUon’a top polltteal pntlUk*
• The Members of the Disabled
American Veterans urge every property
holder in Seminole County to vote FOR
the Hospital Bond Issue on next Tuesday.
/
1948 Oldsmoblle
x Coupe
one owner, clean.
Ilydramatlc. Radio, I mw
IBM International
Vi Ton.fick*up
4 Door Sfedan
Extra clean, low mileage,
fully equlppad. Dynaflow,
■ Radio. Heater
Kewidenl 27 Y ear*
Married, Two Children
•
I'oat Commander, Pont 5,1
American I,eg ion
H nnfttrd
•
IF ELECTED
1. 1 Will Be Obligated Only
To All The Citizens Of Ssttftrd.
2. I Will Seek Industrial Growth.
3. I Promise Only To Do My Bfcst.
1856 Pontiac
J. I). CORDELL
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s''6i ft'W*
P*14 for ky J. D. Cordall
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• We have needed and wanted a
hospital for a long time — Let's get Is
this time!
" it la My fctrM at D*alr# To
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• We know from personal expert^
ence ihe need of adequate hopltal facili
ties In time of emergency and the great
difference it can make when proper care
• and equipment are available.
W .y: v
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Truman Pursues
Corporations Of People Will Vote On Amendment
Providing For Two New Senators Attacks On Ike
Nation Showing
On Korean Issue
Drop In Earning:
!Holloa Coach Fired
Over Player Incident
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I ri. Of*. 31. 1952
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Holies
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School Football Conch Ralph
mi*. * i m : o f f i .iiiiiim t o *
Chubby Simmons was fired to
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(M.IJI IIIIN I'll HI I-V*l NI IH>
(Editor* note: Thli ii the last for 38 senatorial districts, whose
day,
Slipt.
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DeWltt
Hooker
ur hi iti;i.M .tvr m i*.
i Ml* I •*n*l !•* 4M» M- *'F » »ir*i»ri»>
in a scries about the proposed boundaries arc to he drawn by the
SUM M IT..-. *■ (l . i r i l l l S I 4
•aid, after it was learned two play
hi mu v« im ! *4*» i* ■ Mrfi-i r »ii*'
amendment* to the Florida Con Legislature every 10th year. The
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f ill r >j*hf..i.1 i
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if 11 it ■
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stitution which are subject In next year for rrgulnr reapportion..ill
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Hooker said investigation dis
the Legislature tried it. In 1043, It
general election Tuesday.)
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stayed In extra session S3 days o:t
closed Coach Simmons "was a
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TALLAHASSEE
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voters gr.
u* decide again South Florida more scats, hut not
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By HAM DAWSON
a n o RD T im Man t r a in js ~
whethrr to give the Legislature satisfying anyone.
f t ' | It li **ll
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rtincherla, hack, ami Richie liar*
r i m h i . i , I n (Of t f o r m l f > n » H i * "
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If ti .!I UlM* .-rt *He,|
Hny and Monroe Counties were President Truman today accused
NEW YORK CB—Two out of cv two new senators—one from South
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hark In the next session trying to c.cn. Dwight D
Elsenhower of
ery three corporations are making Florida amione from Northwest
Full details have been given La
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gc* senators of their own They making a reckless and cynical at fayette Holden, exi-inlive seere-1 ♦h lh t'r> t .1 util} tM'li in ia11if is
less money so far thlr year than Florida.
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\\ ITNOS (tin Imi ml .4ml ■r.il lit
« I II T'f n i , i M i ll ' ll * f u r l n * i « . - 1 1*• t»
last.
Constitutional amendments up are still trying.
tempt to get voles hy dividing the tiny of the Florida High School
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On average they are running for ratification or rejection in the
Also on Ihe ballot next Tuesday nation over the Korean Issue
•lilt**
Activities Association, Hooker said,
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I her rt*4 *ip|-*lfif Mr* I* F K'*h if.if
about 10 per cent behind a year Nov. 4 general election would will he an amendment giving the
The President said Elsenhower
Itollcs is forfeitin'* games to the
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ago. That Is. for every dollar of create a new 39th Senatorial Dis Monroe County tax assessor an Republican candidate for presl five schools It Inis played, lie n.ldi >iI I f m . i* ls k h i* f r ti* u
f.t . i i r t
t'li rk",
A M* ■. IM<l|*h Anftt 1ti
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t i l l ’ ‘•las
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net profit after taxes they were trict composed only of Monroe thnrlty to do Ihe assessing for both dent, played a major role In shnp I ml.
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making last year, they are clcar County tine Florida Keys and city and county.
ing the very foreign policy which
I'll I'Stlur I*, hr I rtf'. MiI 4.‘I
Doth Conch Simmons and the
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Ing 80 cents this year
Western Everglade*) and a new
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Another would consolidate city the general now is condemning
Iltft.il* • t.iE-s tii - . 1 >1' M"|i
two players were reported to have
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But most of the set back came 40th District composed of Day ami and county tax collecting and as
IN NNITNFSS N\ 11 •I: • • *F I Ii .4v*• S-i
After repeating a previous slate left the campus of the piep school
t'f"i -I IM"i "In
Hi'*"* I f I- ♦» I l u l l * **t| **11U 111 *"i
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In the first half of the year. For Washington Counties.
sesslng In Lee County.
ment that Elsenhower recommend and
f i ii in i" r., * | i r l f i u *
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were
not
available
for
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a majority of companies the July.
Variations of the same Senate
h i m ! ***l l i t M l i " ! i l r l ' v t i
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Similar consolidation amend «» the withdrawal of 0 8. troops ment.
(lH4l‘ • *4II■I111 to l» *1n I\ •I ll.TCf *»
August and September quarter enlargement proposal have been
* ‘ 111 i h i I I n 14 II I !•*■ i i 4 i l t i K I * - f*»r
thr* ft«*,il *»f ft*I-l • hi *>n flifft lln*
have been adopted since [r,1|n.
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Ihim$*•'* i tmi fi*i iriul* in \ iliu
shows gains over a year ago. And hefore the Legislature or on the ments
.1**1 list of II. fol.l l \ 1* I t
1942 for Hillsborough, St. Lurie, h"* described as tragically wrong. I Looker said Holies will finish its
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many predict even brighter results general election ballot hefore, but Volusia. Broward ond Pinellas lhl’ ' ’resident said:
j football schedule under Clunk
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i mills, I «Iin*r Mr'l.t ti |...
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In the
“ * months of 10.32
he final
always have been rejected.
III S' * ( 111 I,l | * , i l t l l . l t t 4 *' 11*. 44 » -*f
Counties
" lie ’s hern trying to squirm out laindi. athletic director.
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REDROOM iinfti.t.lshid i.pa.lThe last amendment on the bal ,,f ,,1al "np rvcr
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port net earnings for the first nln- a senator of Us own because Its
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net Income the same companies U e and Collier. The senator for officers.
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In Escambia, as In all other niusl have lea rued from his new '•Dtllt
had In the snme period of 1931. , years has lived In Ft. Myers. A
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Blamed are higher taxes, crip Key Wester who wants to see his reunites, the sheriff, constables, gutter playmate and imlltlcnl ally. I M * 'I 'I**' 1*i %%
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We wish lo Ihunk onr patrons and many
pllng strikes, material shortages, senator has In travel across the tax collector, tax assessor, county Joe McCarthy."
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price ceilings, rising operation keys In Miami, then back across clerk and county Judge are allowed
Truman s|>nkc In Toledo. Ihe *f .‘*.1llf.tltl I•.• Illrl
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costa. Including higher wages-- the Evcrglntles to the west coast to keep up to n certain amount home town of Michael V. DlSnlbIt »tw « HI Id |1(lM1 "> Mj'M
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friends for their loyalty and patience
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fid 141*It i!**l .4lift 1 *)*4. Ml. .' •and, for a number of companies, of the stole.
of the fees they collect Anything who served as federal price eon t iiMlltlhMim
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The folks out in Bay and Wash left Is pul In Ihe county general Iroller until he resigned earlb-i ■*HIt Ia•I*|, F|i*! 1*1I ,4,1*1 1 t li'llii 11tl
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shown during our sickness and hospitali
Many more hundreds of corpora ington County rlnjm they are cn fund
this year lo run tor the U S Sen
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principal town. Panama City, has tion to abolish the (re system state llrlckrr
zation in the past. Also for the flowers
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But of Iho 310 early ones. 217 grnwn enough in population to wide os a means of compensating
The President, whisllo slopping I’tii' r iii i *ninhi 11«*inn
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show earnings running behind merit it Bay and Washington now county officers. Crllles claim It i s : through Ohio toward a major Mtflll In Hi 4n|i1 III*itllil n|
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Forty-eight show sharp drops from arc in a senatorial district with subject to ahusc and encourages speech at Cincinnati tonlghl. en flu* | m-s>| Mills-Tin- I'lh t itfIt |,11w,a| it
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eight companies operated in the lies hy tradition rotate the sena just to Increase their fee receipts i.auseiie, who Is trying for o four!'' I t l i l * H i l l In* "* l | 1- |* * ! l - l It (It| f III
tit'w .ti i *ehm **|»I unit I'm11 *• 1 to he able lo serve you 100rr hefore long.
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red so far this year.
torial scat among them so that
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shown hy Ihis: In (he first three Florida It rarely shows up In the
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Hospital Bond.
lm the subject will mean Escambia County of
As the President’* campaign
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months of the year net profits av legislature except on
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eraged around 9 per cent below of senatorial renpportinnmcnt it Beers w.ll continue to collect fees special moved deep Into Iho heart
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riit'ti the of day, Truman seemed a little tired
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quarter profits were trailing hy
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innaier company were to
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about 3 per cent ahead In the first a group have the
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he largest dron al1lM’ar hefoie Ihe U. S cnmuits of a record lust night He got
nine months.
have only lately
'"-lay for a preliminary through a whole half hour speech
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In n wildly applauding tint le "
Tax .payments,
however. are
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pulling
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of their own prf
pr ,u’ar,nk "" charges of failing to lhan
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capacity audlenrt In Detroit
trailing for many large corpora been
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31 per cent)—aro examples , lJ®)' mat D allrr amt Thomas tiy name
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Income on which they pay a tux
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show a 32 per cent drop In profits. Mose L. Waller Jr., and secretary
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ly among Industries. Some linked vcntorlos, rising coals, and labor failed lo remirt nearly lll.ooo in —* —
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HUh laiw
with the defense program—such as troubles.
amusement tax collections.
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aircraft, utilities, appliances, mo
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A criminal Information said the Asheville
Liquor companies, as a group,
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tor* and farm m icn'nerv ro m -v urc t(t per cent behind this year compnny did not report complete ll.nl.m
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ntes making military hurdgnod*— “riu’v' hlau'ie the hig'h'tax'nn
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'their
,la* «»»ectlnn* trrum Cleveland
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are ahead of last year. The Imt product (or depressing Iheir sales. Sej^lember, HMD, through March Los Ang.'lex
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New Orleans
Tho nil group,'which In former
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The family of the late Mrs. An
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Edward Ever ell In Iked fu. me Seattle
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nie Moore wishes to express their
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thanks to everyone who by their
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higher taxes, rising costs coin made his brief and fainuus Jacks, invlllc
dc«ds of kindness In every wny, Strikes,
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(Jottysburg Address „t ihe il> ,ji Miami
cut
into
earnings.
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helped lo bring rherr to their sad The Iron and steel companies I'Jittoii iif a Civil VVnr ei*meti-i y.
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Tallahassee
dened hear Is. Many thunks to Rev, -how Ihe effect of Ihe two months
and Mrs. If. W. Williams, pastor, strike.
and Mrs. Eilmi f . llurton, funeiiil
For the year so far the Iron and
director.
steel group Is 40 per cent behind
Signed:
1931. Many, however, expect to do
Mrs. Chinilct Newman
much better the real of tht* year
and family.
and to rut tho percentage of lie
—Adv. 't-lint- fnr the year still further.
Says General Is Try
ing To Get Votes
By Dividing Nation
AveraffeAre Running
Ten Percent Behind
Figures AYear Ago
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F i n 4_______ Frl. o<t. n , i m
The Importance Of Honesty
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Sanford Herald
Speaking in Jacksonville Wednesday Governor Byrnes I
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•eaUeSoC < • « MMM Mlw.Hr of South Carolina said that honesty in government is the |
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Pointing out that lifelong Democrats who put loyalty I
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to their country above loyalty to their party are belni called
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M W "Mugwump#” by the Trumanlte*. Governor Byrnea recalled [
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M iltr iL n a r M a . H w . l U AM that originally a “Mugwump" wan a Republican who aupO M irvM a f K m l A 1W >
orted Grover Cleveland <
la Republican opponent.
KOIXAftD "L U SA *
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*1 want honesty in government", aald the great South
n o n dot m i l
l u l w a a Manage*
Carolinian, who was. known aa Roosevelt’a "aaslatant presi
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dent" during World War II, "I want courage In government.
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I want real leadership that can win and retain respect for
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the United States, leadership that can promote, not hinder,
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the cause of world peace".
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We are afraid that some of ua are inclined to think of
All a llla a r r
aatlaaa, M d a a f
thaaha. 'raalatlaaa a a f aatliaa a t honesty in government In terms of immunity to the tempta
r a lir la la m ia i tar tha aaraaaa at
■alalaa la a la . wlU he rharg*4 la a tions of bribery and graft. When we say that the Truman ad
M raaalar a lr a r tla la a re tea.______
ministration has been dishonest, we are apt to think of five
H r i m . a l t l K altaaallf Mr la - percenters, mink coats and deep freezers. But actually hones
aad
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••a., A na Varfc. C h in a * . Datralt, ty is much broader than that. It involves every facet of gov
Aaaaaa f i l l a a f at. Lenta._____
ernment policy, every directive from administration bureau
i i a l lt r a l i u a aaaaiVaa a f tha crats.
la a n a la la l Praaa aaklrk la a a filia l
varlaalaaif fa tba aaa faa eepnhtlIf an Internal Revenue Bureau agent accepts graft In
■atlaa af all Ika laaal new* pH slad one tax case, he will accopt It In another. If the Reconstruc
-a tkla a n a aaa par. i
I F » v > f l iM l 'k a a
tion Finance Corporation makes government loans on the
FRIDAY, OClTzi, 1*52___ basis of fees paid to corrupt officials, It may refuse to make
any loans unless such fees are paid. In such dishonesty U
BIBLE VERSE~ TODAY
There can ba no doubt that Ood practiced in some government bureaus, how can we expect
ha* inspired men to i t t down hli to get honest decisions from government boards in matters
thought*, hla mcaaages. Without pertaining to management-labor relations or price controls?
auch Iniplred manage* men would
■till IIvi- In faar and darknet* and If agents of the State Department give to Russia atomic
tin. Taka the* a great •■oil, and bomb secrets, for a price, how do we know we are not being
write In It with a man’* pen. —h a. sold down the river In Korea 7
8-1.
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____
President Truman has brought Into the realm of nation
And (lie goblin* will gel you if al government the methods and the morals of the Pendergast political machine. His is not only a corrupt administra
you don't watch out.
tion; It is tho most corrupt administration In the history of
The population of the United this country. Spawned in the political cesspools of Kansas
Slatei ii now eitimated at 158.- Citv, ho has filled the offices of federal bureaucracy with the
000.000. up 7,300,000 lince the ballot-stuffing bribe-taking political racketeers of Missouri,
New York and Chicago.
lait federal centu* in 1950.
"At present the most nauseous center of gutter politics
The Tampa Tribune hat come Is probably Chicago", writes the editor of Life Magazine.
out againit the propoted two con- "As the Kefuuver nearing* proved, even though Al Capone’s
ttitulional amendment* which would body lies smouldering In the grave, his mob goes marching
lire South Florida and Weil Flori- on. Characters with the appetizing names o f Cherry Nose
. da additional lenaloti.
and Greasy Thumb arc still doing business; murders still
go unsolved.
Tonight i» Halloween nnd the
" 'There Is no doubt In the minds of any of us, after the
ghoiti and goblin* are on the prowl. sort of testimony we heard In Chicago’, wrote Estes KefauThe Place Of The Press In Politics
Every child in the neighborhood ver, 'that organized crime and political corruption go hand
Hr ROBERT IT. IIKOWN
In Editor and Ruhllahtr
will he on the looie. But take it in hand, ami that in fact there could be no bigtime organized
raiy, hud. Save tomething (or neil crime without u firm und profitable alliance between those
In .17 I’reaidrntial campaign* chanun. In 1880, got a (tender ad
Halloween.
_
who run tho ruckcts and those In political control'.
aince 1800 th* winner had th* •up- vantage in newipaper support
"Jucob Arvey is In political control of Chicago. He per port of a majority of the prvas only la-cauz* th* Whig party had
H General Eiienhwer ii elected
in only 18 Instance* und In !U by then gon* where the woodbine
il will be became Stevenion and suaded Adlai Stevenson and Paul Douglas to enter Illinois cate*
he had a minority of th twlneth.
Truman, layi Jay Hayden in the politics, both highly commendable persuasions. But, also, at praaa behind him. “ We can now
“In IKfiO no candidnl* had ai
the
lust
elections,
he
Insisted
on
running
for
sheriff
one
Timer-Union, have ipent million! of
reasonably conclude that there murh u* half the newapaper* be
Tubbo
Gilbert,
known
as
‘the
richest
cop
In
tho
world’,
who
*e*mi to be no correlation, po*t bind him. Lincoln had In* than a
wordi hilling over the ihoulder at
tlve or negative, between support third of them, and only 40'/* of
Taft. McCarthy and Jenner, and was too much even for the Cook county electorate'
Now what has all this to do with Governor Stevenson of by a majority of newipapera dur the popular vote, although four
they are not running, nor are they
Illinois,
the man who may be tho next president of the United IIng a campaign and victory In a vear* later th* newspaper* of the
inuea in lltii campaign’.
voting State* were divided nearly
States? Only this, that In his supporters he Is inheriting a | These are "the. Iwords
L
and cun- two to one In hi* favor. Then In
Before going into the polls and legacy of crime and corruption from which he can never clualona of Frank Luther Mott, 1808 (ieneral Grant had some
voting Tuetday, it might be well to escape and which dooms his administration to failure. Presi Pulltier Prize winner, educator GJ'i of the country’* paper* be
(•view the last Korean caiualty dent Truman will go out of office on January 20, but if Steven and Journalist. Writing In the Oc hind hltn In hla campaign for tha
tober iaiu* of Th* Kotarlan inaga- Presidency.
figure*: 122.117. That is, 21.377 son is elected, Trumanltls will remain. A mandate of ap-l*®6*1
Mr. Mott answers the quea"W* have now reviewed half
bailie death*, M.128 wounded, proval will have been given to crime in politics. Great will be]
w t t b l l
I
11
" t<on> "He* ‘ha Praia Lo*t Its the U. H. Presidential election*,
1ff,793 milling in action, and UHY the rejoicing amonig the friends
Bill 0 ’Dwyar,1Lf$nnr political punch!"—u never had and w* find th at in the t i n t 17
Caudle, and Alger Hiss,
?'
I it In tha first place, he
captured by lha snemy,
contested election* the winner
CIs hower may not have more genius th»n
'T here I* nothin
had a majority pres* aupport
Remember that the school a*
eight time* and a minority of the
.... - ........ .. .ho Issues of Inflation, taxation, labor and | Bn* about th* *)*«
liaprra nine times."
tnendment does not levy any new management, or tho Korean hostilities, but he will approach *7#l
• • •
lues, does not make any new tales those problems with un honesty of purpose and a spirit of wrote' Mr Mott'
Moving Into more modern his
nccesiary, doei not repeal home Integrity which will command respect not only among the tory i*»»on with
tory, Mr. Mott continues; “We
stead egemption, nor give any people of this country but throughout the civilized world. He son in isoi. At t
could resume the roll call with
more power to the Slate Board of will sit down at tho conference tables with clean hands and
240 newspaper* In the U. H. (irant and move on to Hay**,
Benjamin Harrlinn, anil
Education than it already hai under a pure heart und with God's help ho will find solutions which
of
ni’v Garfield,
Cleveland, but I leap to McKinley
the Minimum Foundation l~aw. And so fur have been obscured In tne mud and allmo of corrup- ticket. Yet the Thom** Jefferson* In 180(1, to not# that In that cam
tlon.
Vole accordingly.
ilecl- paign there grew a Republican
J Aaron Burr slate won by
majority in. the pres* that has
With honesty, courage, and justice our problems can be alve derision.
We are of course uratriul for met; without these no nation can long survive.
irrslsted ever since. This major
Mr. Mott could have added that per*
Sanford Forum
;-a .3 rs w a .w
B
n
tl
Adlai Stevenson's pledge that if
Mr. Jtffaraon gave ua some of the
beat historical testimonial* to a
elected he will do tomething to end
fra* pres*—ha didn’t criticise Iho
the noiiy and unnecetiary war
Do You Want A Hospital?
presa for having backed th*
between government and busineti.
wrong horse.
We hope he will alio do something
"Oh, I’m for u hospital," someone said to us the other
The author continues: "By IH0H
to end the equally noisy and un duy, "but 1 don't like this kind of a hospital." We asked him the Jefferaonlan party (Its foundnecessary war between management what kind. Ho didn’t know.
. ,• r called
,~ . . , It Republican,
L.
, . but
^ It
and labor.
Irfst thoro may be others who are confused about this ?^iL#,2!fJ^i0h2d*i>blk^driunDmo£
— ..........
hospital issue «nd think that some questions ate being sub- ^ w . W i r . £ t , ch7*nj
ranted to tho voter* Tuesday which actually aren't, we through the founding of pioneer
would like to remind our readers that they art only being aspen in th* new West, and
asked whether they want a hospital,
c°u4 I?1* °P°n. ‘I**. ■“P£ort of
This la not to decide whether there will be a County Iih'J*4
7
wV^'eUcteiTVn
hospital or a Fish Memorial Hospital. It will not detem lne Uha?yis*lfow*y*r. V iih minority
the cost of tho hospital oxcopt that it cannot cost over | nawipapar backing,"
$8oo,000. It does not decide the amount of mlllage to be
* * #
levied except that It cannot be over three mills. It has
That Is th* hlatory of th# first
law.
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elec__
nothing whatever to do with the plans and specification*, or
Bwh'io
hlitory,
to Mr.
_ i l h a If U iiH n t t nt> a n tilh fe tc w a # 4>hnl> H a i ii n a #*••* 4 k .
I llO n i Id OIIP n
illO fJf* fBack
i l C k IQ
the
locatiun,
or
anything
of
that
nature,
for
the
hospital.
.Comtilulional Amendment No,
MoMt
Tbe people are simply being asked whether they would
" It la rather amu»lng—or Is It
providing for a senatorial district
eompowd of Bay and Washington be willing to Issue bonds up to a maximum of $800,000 and to | pa theJtl« T—to nota how tha loyal
newipapera stuck
old Fadarallat
■
countiei and Amendment No. ( levy up to three mill* If neceaaary to build a County hoepital aid
their party even after It was
if
the
trustee!
of
the
Flan
estate
find
themselvea
unable
to
V
°
providing for a senatorial district in
Counly zoning it ai important at
city zoning. Special area* should be
set aside for special types of build
ings. Hot dog stands should not be
erected next to churches, nor juka
joints next to hamei. If you want
protection fur your home
>me and
and prop
property, vote for the county
ouoly zoning
zoning
Monroe counly are certainly not in
th* interest of the people of thit
Mction. They would limply give or board of trustee*, probably consisting of Seminole
v* d im s was (till (ticking to
aaolher senator to W*»t Florida, resldonts, who In conjunction with the State Board of Hmi*n i -c
to ..a candidate
Federalfam
i
. and
made n<
1 another zenator to South Floru UW,° H **,th B*rV,C^ Would d#C,d#
L A ^ rem em S er fh"*
, without any limilar increase p i n a m i n g to It*
I m itfir of nvWBDACHtr lovilty to
Central Florida.
There would o f course be a tax levied to help maintain party, boeauaa it conttnuea to b«
On tha queitlon of loyally which th e hoipltal and to retire th e bonda. B ut In an y even t It I •? Important factor in our brief
i Wng mada luch an Izzua by lha could not exceed three mlila. W hat th at would amount to In 5 L M f .i° L K u .Up,>ort °* PrM'
«we
HWe meve
move neidly
rapidly down the
[fwnanita* in this campaign, the your particular c a m , you can figu re for youraelf by tak ing
in 1114
1 H 4 there came
quaitreania. In
ramp* Tribuno hai thia to aayt 10 percent o f your preaent county ad valorem ta x . I f thatkumtreania.
an unexempted free-for-all in
•
150
a
year,
your
ta
x
for
th
a
hospital
woult
l '"A* for tha privatt citizen, Demo- 4ll. _ . . . „ which no candidate had majority
$5 a* year.
“ »t. orr Republican,
he■ hai
ysar, It m igh t be leaa.
.
■ ■ ■
■ ■and
■ th »n _W.
>ort. Nor dla ah)
But
even
If
th
e
County
hoepital
It
not
bulll
have only om loyally i To
____
. ro ar have a ina
pend
upon
th
e
FJah
eatate
to
provldo/Ui
koepita),
ide/ue
w
ith
a
hoepital,
we
I
i
t
i
l
j
nity vote I n . the electoral col
calico of better •oviijuarat for
ee the House of ReprsoenUg to have to
community, Hate aed nation" are not going to g e t it fo r notithlng. We are going
w
rw bed to decide the contest. I t
year, o r approxim ately
’ you cannot bo loyd to your
made John Quincy Adams Preal' and to your country at (be
dont, though Andrew Jeekeon had
i
t
voter
to
decide
la
whether
In both electoml
time, then bo loyal to your
i ? n t v i a hoepital. I f h e haa ever been
_
b But four yean
u m (earn#
_ beck with a
Mrioualy alck him eelf, or badly hurt In an accident o f any a . " * Andy
ahould1 not have any
an yd
___
_ lty in anewerirur th a t whoop ai>4 hurrah and won a
ifficu
, notable for frce-ewlng, And ha w ill v o te In favor <
hoepital on"
twomleo to go to Kona H eloetk. 'If the nundreth part
rTfiMniis wiiitr u p p w il
acttuitions against public
•, wrote Heao. MQ | i)|f lubitct of titt K im a
■II be In
Chinese Bandits
triumphdma don
rver corn
MB tonal
e l A m th
T he Chlnege Cowrmmizta i
bftokfjti ftboot
ef
[th e ir true u t u y e to
' J
‘ only
^ S v .
'.■as
rat
~~ SE
(ty, ranging from 52 to 74%, was
Influential In electing Theodore
Roosevelt, William Howard Taft,
Harding, Coolldge, and Hoover.
Hut In spite of whatever power It
inerted, Wilson waa elected twice,
Franklin D. Rooaavelt four times
nnd Truman once,
"To total It all up, w* find that
In H7 campaign*. In IS the winner
had a presa majority and In 19 a
minority,” and Mr, Mott con
cludes with th* statement present
ed a t the beginning of this piece to
tha effect that there Is no correlatlon between support b;
!>y a msJorlty of newipapera amd Victory
vl
In a national election.
Harold l„ Ickea In 1040 called
attention to the amall and de
creasing newipaper aupport of a
victorious candidate and *aldt
'T hia reveal* an unprecedented
np
perilous sltua
and .progressively
_
tlon requiring public conalderatlon."
Mr. Mott repuei
plica that this analyala ahowa that It la scarcely
"unprecedented," Rut la It "periw
ouar"
" It would Iw perilous If newa
paper support today meant a re
fusal to report the other elds,”
Mr. Mott writes. "Jackson's press
was trained 'to wheel and fire at
the word of command' and to
Ignore th* Whig* except to vilify
them. Today nearly all papare
print th* apeechei and leading
pronouncement* of both aides
and many present columnist*
with conflicting vlsws. And this
tn spit* of tho fact thot they have
'come out' for one candidate or
tho other.
"W hatever the American news
paper may have been In the peat,
end whatever sentimentalists may
wish to h#|l*v# It to be now. It la
today primarily and basically a
purveyor of newt. It Is a
paper, end It la founded upon the
Jeffersonian doctrine that If t‘
people hare the news, they w
mow what to do about IL That
ja democracy,
"Newspapers have never e*
trolled electoral derisions. That
would bo undemocratic and peril*
■ua Indeed. Tha chief critics of
the praaa la tho first half of tha
}0th century agreed that usurpsttou of popular rights waa tho
port* greatest tin. Now
ay that failure to enforce
preference* • ahowa that
old power.
hare boon
understand
by a„
of a
J V 9"
Matt1—
by Roy
-
THE WORLD TODAY
By JAMES MARLOW_____
too many to enumerate In this let
October 29, 1952
ter, th* members of the Citizen*
Dear Editor:
I am writing you as on# Ameri for Eisenhower-Nixon Special Ad
can to another for I am deeply visory Commn-e# and f will vote
concerned about the welfare of for Mr, Elsenhower In November.
our country. Th# threat of Com We hope that you will vote for
.a
munism Is great and very real, for him, too.
Sincerely,
th* - dominance of Communism
Gene Tunney.
means the dominsnee of theism —
th* persecution of Christianity
Htamfvrd, Conn.
and the suppression of Western
Civilisation.
Sanford, Florida
I need not remind you that six
October 30, 1952
years ago we wan World War II at Editor
a tragic loss of life, suffering, and Th* Sanford Herald
destruction of our national re 107 Magnolia Avenue
sources. But America waa strong. Hanford, Florida
Despite our loss**, we were th* Dear Sir:
greatest nation in history, and
I have read with Interest eeveral
Rus*ia — th# renter of World recent
on th* sport p a g # t
Communism — was devastated in yourarticles
paper about the wonder
and weak.
Today the picture has changed. ful successes of our high school
America la floundering, our peo football team In our municipal
ple burdened with taxation, our stadium. Converting the baseball
Government corrupt. Eastern Eu field for uie aa a football field has
rope and China are lo st W* ar* In provided our schools, both white
a "roid" war with Communist and colored, with a first class itsRussia. We are in a "fighting" dium for thslr garnet and they ar*
war with Communist China In Ko making money for the first time
rea, where we have already suf In yeare.
1 wanted to point out th a t none
fered over 122,000 raaualitle* —
and every day add* .to th* list. of these article* have given credit
But Russia — with the acquiescen where credit Is due to the m e n !)
ce and help of the present admin who brought about this change. I
istration — haa become strong and know the story and I would like
ls now a menace to Western Civil to take this opportunity to pub
isation, security and peace, flho licly and personally express my
has gained more than 600,000,000 appreciation to J . Denver Cordell
and John Krlder, th* two men who
allies — our former friends!
You and I know that if w* are contributed most to thl* conver
to maintain our rcllgoius and sion. We ell owe them a vote of
other freedom*, America must be thanks and appreciation.
Youra truly.
strong; If we are to regain uur
strength, we must have new and
G. O. Msybury
better leadership! I am convinced
that we can have that leadership
Sanford, Florda
^
only If we elect Mr, Elsenhower
November 29, 1952
president! Mr. Elsenhower's life ls Directors of Board
dedicated to his. country. HI* re Seminole County Hospital
cord proves his experience, Ills Sirs:
wisdom In American and foreign
We take this public method of
affairs, and hi* great ability as a having you know that w* endorse
Irader and administrator. H* th* bond Issue for th* hospital.
knows, through living It. the
times we have transport
dreadful tragedy of war. He be edMany
patients to soma other town
lieves In Brotherhood of Man un because
of lack of adequate space
der the Fatherhood of God. In re In th* Fernald*Laughton
Memorial
cognition of his outstanding lea
.
. o.
dership, he was given th* Grand Hospital.
W* need a hospital badly and
Cross of Merit with Plaque of th*
Sovereign Military Order of Malt* we ar* willing to endorse the ef
— a special distinction conferred forts.
Th* bond Issue la understood
upon him by the Sovereign Coun
and endorsed by th* staff of Bur
cil of th# Order.
Cardinal Spellman, In Introduc ton Funeral Home, Veterans’
ing Mr. Elsennower as th* princi School and th* Rosa of Sharon
pal speaker at the Alfred E. Chapter, Eastern Star.
Edna C. Burton
Smith Memorial Fund dinner,
Director Funeral Home
three weeks ago, laid “General
Veteran of orld W ar II
Elsenhower I* known and respect
Matron Eastern Star
ed throughout our country and
throughout the world, a General
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Many Industrial plants are now
who has a place among th* alltime great men In American His utilising mirrors to warn firemen
In boiler rooms of unnecessary
tory.”
For the** reasons, and others ■moke coming from chimneys.
WASHINGTON v h -lf there was
any similarity, at time*, between
a brawl and tne presidential cam
paign just ending, some of the rea
son was the reason behind most
brawls: qne word led to another.
The words, gcnlccl al the start,
finally reached the level of "you’re
another." Thcro were too many
words. The campaign lasted too
long.
In fart, the candidates may have
lost some votes by taking over the
time some favorite TV programs
would have had.
The campaign might have stayed
elevated If Gen. Dwight I). Elsen
hower end Gov. Adlai Stevenson
had been allowed to argua it out
Tampa
by themselvea with everyone else
listening In but no one horning In
Halloween came early for the
But olherx were In the act from
American voter, bv courtesy of
the beginning.
There were exaggerations or Henator Joe McCarthy.
both xldes, some ridiculous, somi
The Senator took a handful of
Inexcusable, although exaggeration quotations out of context, some
In a presidential campaign Is scraps of vaguclyddentlfled docu
neither new nor astonishing.
and a few letterheads and
Hut there was more than Just ments
fashioned a spook-face designed to
exaggeration In this campaign:
There was smear; there were •care the wits out of anybody who
misstatements; there wero at might b* contemplating a vote for
tempts at character destruction; Governor Stevenion.
From the advance ballyhoo given
and the most elementary human
emotions, were played upon like a to McCarthy’* $78,000 broadcast
piano. For Instance, fear of war. Monday night, the voter had rea
Tho nation, which ha* survived son to aspect that the Wisconsin
other presidential campaigns that Senator would, a t th* very least,
were intense and disorderly, should produce evidence that Alger Hiaa,
be able to come out of this one W hittaker Chambers and Adlai
Intact.
Stevenson all were ones roommates
True, It had fine momenta end In Waehlngtpn.
some real eloquence. But the way
Ha actually produced nothing eg'
the candidate! were treated by
each—and otheri — it sometimes cept a jack-o-fantern of suspicion,
might have seemed they were constructed by carving up a pump
kin of fact and lighting It with tha
running for aherlff.
The day after election much of Glckerlng candle of Innuendo.
“Alger—I mean Adlai, . said
tha campaign oratory can be foroften as pure political guff. But the Senator at ona point, pouting
>e campaign snowed the growth expectantly far the enlekera which
of a malignancy which cannot be followed,
dismissed or Ignored by any coi
And that quotation la o good
earned with th e national
t measure of th* man, hla method*
being.
and th* substance of hla "expos*1
In recent years the country hai of Governor Stevenson.
been Inflicted with a deepening
I^it'a took at some of tha porta
cancer: luiplcion of one another.
of th* McCarthy contrivance.
And the campaign nurtured It.
1. He referred, of courts, to th*
Already thoughtful people are
asking a question: how long can "good reputation" statement Ste
we continue along
this ______
path of venson made for HLu before tbo
___ tL
■prcadlnng suspicion of one another latter’s first trial for perjure la
1949. W* bare discussed thia iseu*
tnjMiit destroying ourselvesT
It was a memorable campaign. before: wo believe Stevenon acted
But waa It one to be proud o<T properly. Further, If fttoreoaoa la
McCarthy’s Jack-O-Lantern
8
—... . _ .
AMENDMENT ENDORSED
DAYTONA BEACH lA-County
school superintendents attending a
conference here with members of
the State Department of Education
have endorsed the school building
amendment.
Urging that voters make the
amendment law in Urn Nov. 4 ’gen
eral election, U superintendent!
said Ite passage will not incrctee
taxes, will ooi add to the total
amount being appropriated to
schools and cannot affect teachers’
xalariei or other state appropriaTha ^amendment, designated No.
I on tho ballot, would put
dl ft*
year guarantee on state fundi
county srhoolhouae construe!
ucUoa
and pormlt borrowing against them
for more now buildings now.
Tribune
a i possible.
4. McCarthy charged th a t the
Communist Dally Worker In effect
endorses Stevenson and "orders
the Communists" to support him.
This appears, on the record, to be
not only distortion but barefaced
falsification of th* facta. The Dally
Worker Is supporting the Pro
gressive Tarty candidate; on the
very day of McCarthy's sptech It
carried an editorial saying In af
fect that a vote for 8tev*nion was
a vote for continuing th* w ar tn
Korea and what sensible Commu
nists should do waa to "vote for
th# ceaso-flr* national ticket (I.*.,
the Progressive P arty)."
Thera la no need to continue.
The entire McCarthy speech folid the same pattern of tying
together fragments of fact wltn
a long thread of association and
wrapping tha whole In eye-caUbIng Insinuation.'It was exactly tha
same pattern used, for Instance, In
hla notorious smear of Gon. George
C. Marshall, Elsenhower's bene
factor.
McCarthy implied that Marshall
had secretly "Implemented Stalin's
will." Blmllarly, he charged that
Stevenson would continue "the
Kremlin-dictated policies of this
nation."
Wa do not agree with all of
Governor Bteveaaon'e views end
we do not cere much for some of
hie campaign advisers. But wo do
not for one moment believe tbit
Ho la any more of a friend to Cotamualam than la General Klienhow
ori or that ho Ig oat heart-beat
lees patriotic than Senator Ma
Cartky.
It la to General Elsenhower's
credit that ha refused to aaooriate
himself with the McCarthy Ipeech.
In the current fear of Communism,
tha ameer of Stevenson may pos
sibly help get Elsenhower eUtUd.
vulnerable on this point so
era) Elsenhower. For, aa a w n w
of tha Carnegie Endowment
oat for
International Peace, of wklch Hiss
was praaldent, tha General assent
ed to a Isavo of aba*nee w1$h pay
for Hlaa until hla final conviction
In n second trial.
8. McCarthy aald an InvMtigaUon of tho Institute of Ferine Ro
tation* had turned up a document
showing that Hits and an alleged
Communist named Frank Coo had
GKMfl OF THOUGHT
recommended Stevenson aa a del
Ood reigns, and
and
egate to a post-war conference on
nd will "turn
"turn----("until right la found MAllan policy. Recommended to
whom? On whoso behalf T r o r a
conference under whoa* aoapieea?
—Mary Baker Eddy.
To b* held wham and wnaft? Did
All overmuch governing kill* tho
Stevenson Mew about It? Aud waa aolf-help aad energy of the governha there! All taaaa details ar*
highly pertinent to tha th e m . But
—Wendell Phillip*.
Senator McCarthy carefully re
frained flora gtriaa
Th* total available energy la
eoal and oil la many time* greater
than that tn tho unstable atoms of ^ M c C a r th y said
‘
uranium and thorium, according to a B taSf
mulated
•dentist Robert E, Mtlliken.
n t |m
jy ja jr jg r a a E x
...............
Walter BedaU Brail chief «f tha
humblest Ig m affront to aU.
business la not to win (elections: Central IntalHgeace Agency, tha
•onelusJon
that
"th*
policy
l
a
__
ItaIt is to print a newipaper . . . u
Gaveramrat la not met* adridOi
It wore winning elections, you ly" had favored Corarauniata. Now,
ought to odd an election depart
ment to your paper, eat up
political machine, put In yi
precinct worker*,"
Fatting m .our "two *cl_ c l w t C
worth": No matter what happen*
oa Nov. 4 th* i
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su m
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I III: SAM MUI> II Kit \LD
il. i ll, I P a g e
iif In
luilli'r or mnrriitllii ; fold
j
I
llllii st'IHIrthlrd r i ' i ' i fui .....
tllli i'Ulltr:i*t
Mti R 1 Hhlnhulxer is confini'il
>tu Orange Mi*uiu)lat Hnipital m
Or Ininto, wIif ic she i* rrciipfl'ii!'
Ill)' from n broken hip.
Nuti il lima
C U F F 'S
IH 'M F
U i Iniiiiii iiiitl \ it iii.l v
im w
hiiH
i Min-* rHHi(i* nr* iinifil* ** from
\ |t*t|ilxii( Ci-ilt In h v , \V i ii I «• r
l* i I . U n i * *
l tuith'ii,
Hanford,
A Hceeito from the June Fromun story, "With A Sung In Mv I1,*i 111, 1%I»*111„ I111fit * ('ll* [ 11’, f lf( *t"t*,
Heart" starring Su*nn llaywnrd with Ihivitl Wayne, Thelnin Hitter Ui In \ win, I nt khnrl. I'nliin l*nrlx.
U t iMim I*S |» rim -i
and Kory C'ulhuiiii. A teclmfrolor musical *houing Sunday and Mnndu> MitHlitii'l,
i IIIJk In rol, S' r I«niif iiii<l U i liiiidi*.
■ t Movie] a ml It Ilie-1 rt Theater.
1 lot-ti
i•i i t Ui-i|mtlri(/ in Um ilnm i
inl**i s will In- ||i 4iii(i ini-in I pi*I *' il till t J| o 4•■ wild
hliVI* 40 m
111■i «'11 i lii'it iM’irmiii'i
* liu*» will k
U n Siimluy folImviriK' Uic H«|mtr«*
limit“I* I ul I*11'si
mnl
T i ’iii'hi'r*
tl iu o ii;Imm.i I llo- ttiiio will Hi* lii'liI,
at wldifi tunit ii iiluli* ori/nniziilion
is to In* f i *m i tilnt •*«!. A ll li 'n rh cm
fi in I cm Ivi * in Uii-* m en an* in*
v.lctl lo altcnd lhi*t UioollliR.
S *in n 14* m o l F o l k Ih in co O nllc ru
a n d T* in In m Un oiii/hm it F l u r l d i i
« Ilf in- *1 in flic O i l n m l n M u n lri-
\<*\t
FRIDAY
Tho Free Methodist Church is
having u “ Family Night" Friday
night, Oct. .11 nt 7:30 p in. It will
be held at thu parsonage next dnor
to the church. Friends and nitnnp e n are Invited. Sandwiches, cake
and coffee will lie served. The Commilieu Is planning nn cnjuynhlo
evening with games and sumu
prizes. A good altendume is antici
pated.
MONDAY
The Woman’s Missionary flocfety of the First Itupiist Chin eh will
hold their regular moo'hly I (Mi
nes* meeting nt i!s30 p. 111. in the
Educational Hull.ling.
, The Rhilttthen Cluss of the First
n*reahyterlmi Ctiurch will meet nt
the home of Mrs. J. N. (illhui ut
J20I Rnlmelln Avenue til 7:311 p.m.
with Mrs. It. A. King acting a* rohostess.
The W M S of Centra) Hopi 1st
Churrh will meet ut 7:30 p in with
Mr*. Charles lluye.x ut 32U Rlne
Street.
The Meta .Sigma Rhl will meet
a t the Elks Club nt K:00 p in. with
Mrs. John Fitzpatrick «nd Mrs.
William Conrad acting a* host
esses.
The Auxiliary of Congregation
B*th Israel will meet ut the Jewish
Community House nt H:(H> p.m.
»
METHODIST ClitCl.R MEETS
No, I. Mrs. J. II. Crawford on
l.ekn Mary, Monday, MitJO p.m.
No. 3, McKinley ilirll, Monday,
0:00 p.m,
No. 3. Mrs. I„ T. Doss, lfill! K.
Second Street. Monday, 3:(H) p.m.
1 No. 4. Mr*. A. II. Znehery und
M lii Heeelo Zuchery, H12 Mugnoliu
Avenue, Monday, 3:0() p.m.
No. 6. Mre. John (illlon, 305 Val
encia Drive, Monday, 3:00 p.m.
No, fl. Mre. J, N. Aizarollo, 000
Park, Monday, 10:00 n.m.
No. U. Mra. M. W. Castle Jr.,
1200 Oak, Monday, 7:30 p.m.
The Wesleyan Service (luitrt of
the First Methodist Church will
meet at H:00 p.m. at the home of
Ira. W. V,' Hitting with Mr«,
rank MacNeill acting at co-
The First Baptist Sunday School
Worker's Council will lie held In
ft ttin ti:all* in Id mi V \l Humin y,
Nuv
Tht- l.ifSUP-ss nt liattrl will i/ol
iii 1 1 inufor wii> nt I n ull \ M
1"
M i d w a y ilunnir tin* nffotnoon ii
h* Sijiiaie mid Folk limit ! Woiknltn|i
will fiu oil fid il H oil lit iio^in oniio -
ROAST BEEF WITH' BROWN GRAVY
SALAD - CHOICE OV TWO VEGETABLES
HOT COFFEE OR TRA - ICE CREAM
Alexander also visited In Hume,
(leunii. I’nrls, Monte Carlo and the
|*|e uf Cnrul. He wtt* a student at
Stetson thrlversity Iiefnre enlist
ing in tile Marine Corps ill lt>f>".
lint have been more beautiful
Luke Monroe
ity S Villi'. HOOKItfll.OM
Good quick supper: licet canned
baked beans and serve them with
small browned pork eaueage link*
^
C f AA
y lt W
“OPEN ALL DAY xSUNDAT”
r o M (;m
• Mi l l ION
and cole elaw. '
Cook eggplant alieaa In a little
butter or margarine) pour cheese
eaueo over them and top with
■Ueed fresh or drained canned
tomatoee for a delicious luncheon
dish.
Anti
I I l.t I I II S H O U T S
SATURDAY
IMM III I: I KVITKE
ill STAiJK
(. \\.\ MSTON
K
Knuam-mt nl <H .Miss Norma .lean Sayer Tt»
Rt*lM‘i 1 Welelier Wri(cl't Is Announced
my Air Force* in WmId Win tl
mnl i* now Id* fill her'* hu«lnc** i
pm tiler in New York state lie Is
interested in tire growth uf Savon
nail anil serve* on tire County
<t hnul llnaid A musician uf nute.
Mi Wright Is active in cumin null \
Yt t
an i M*
........ ye Ft *d*o if k
W i i i 'l i l , • i > u a i.iiiialu, \
\
riu* iiiu-nid olgani/atiunr
SUNDAY \m! MOND.U
The
teen-agers
around
* m , ) n story
yum
Ho* f i t -i ci am* ul Hotilh Sph ( *11 ho,1 -e will enjoy )llnilllp|.le Juice
in ii rv Heh"f|
mixed with ginger ale half and
Vliomy lo t m a in hleli st ji.rol halt
Servo the drink over ice
loiiioi s, VI i
ui •i -ft ■i d as pt f cubes with sandwiches made ul
(■Ii'ii 1 of ilif T m H i V . u s a h I hui ci *aril cheese and chopped piinl
editor of Ho* Hu llama I*imtii, soon* j i nto stuffed green olives
t ii i v of the Imfent f>oi| v, presjih'iit ,
of tin* f eii'iv C'latf, piesiilem *'f
1 ,0-4 Suuet • und ehi'i e leailor
As
an iiif o in iillsfp ,| darn **i slm hiis
luki'ii n m I m m any proi/imns.
At flu* eoiieiuHioii irf la c fresh
man Veil> uI F
I 1 *dti' v a Tu pped
llllo Hoi Hii|d)oUoOi f'oiincil. Ill
sludfut
i*ov* *p nn k |
kioiK
she
Hi*r v - *t in *m i m i a i v of if" I m
Vorsin v « ,'i\i-1 nuu nl
V pm int out.
I rni\i t o \ S* nn'*-. i i • nit nr •tf
<h u m ft Kev (iii'iiihf r
th* Moi
till- 1foil id, vc e fo * s;lileut of I In
senior * Ia - ■ i il pit u ij11if 111 piisii
dell! »d thf al.it- tp I'lfil Sin up
periled mi VY 1
W ii" m Van •man
(m il e if. miu I i t c i - i t i i ' s ami vwi**
net iv 4* in tin i ‘i It* tu i ' i i H*it nil
F l 111 Of Ifltv
la w ai l i l u (alt id. lit
uf tin* V iliac • Vamps, Ii i m I i w nt of
t lie i'nlupus
Infill*-ill 14i I •11 civil uflait % Ml-s
H u p r t* s«»i ml t hou man «*f I !•••
f It"114 Hu* Ittll I 'h| -till ail ll v Hint pi **s
ill* o' ui tfo* Municipal ' oiu e r Is of
Hmifui tl
tOIMIR chilli Dim star Deanna
M i W i u/hl vv ip Ion n in Srivnn
Muililn gives her 10-nnnith-uhl
null, X V a he*a* ip- was ctiiifuutoif
son, Flier, Ids llrst took it Ilia
I turn lli*' loeal ’ thools anil tutor
attended 'ie*»i i*iii M it i i m y A mil* I Dulled Stales on their arrival In
New York un the Me de Frunte.
«*tny W liil" alt •-mliiuf i "m lad I I rtii
She Is en route lo visit her parents
V**r*i* , tu was affiliated with the
In California. She was ueciiinFipii'ia N u i inter ally mid ho wax
i I iii m l liter v a < a tosorvo *»fl ner. I paliled liv her liuxliiind, Charles
I>uviiL. Freneli scieen director.
li e s.-.v ed n* n pilot with lire A t -
SAN FO R PV O R !
Halloween
Mid-Nite Show
Tonite!!
Itonrs O pen 11 HIM I*. M
We have honked Ion of Ihc
srsrlest, creepiest pictures
we could find for I his gala
Halloween Spook Show. Hu
get :i date with your brxt
(ilioiil Friend and come |oln
the fun!
Not One, Hut
Two Features!
THOKOOSEO
QUALITY
All Seatn — 50c
TWO FIT WARP All WOOL WORSTED
ja n r a d a m ;
Theatre
Student Curds
Will !t« Honored!
EXTRA TROUPERS I.Y.Vi
TANS — Iiiil'KS
(•KEYS — tilt EE NS
AND NAVY
Reg ulars —
S h orts *— Lung*
S u e s .11 tu 41
SUNDAY DINNER
R o u t Tsriwjr .......... 91.25
1U North Park Arena#
r r ilX A - Now Mgr.
n
BbnSSia a i B a iH S a
nrg
AAiiilcnon
Word hn* lieeai received I hid
Sgt. John II Alexiuuler t'SMt’ hl»s to M h i i w ill l « iii * nt *«f I '* e
returned to Fnmp I eJerine, N. C. '»* in l U I * ' Da |*t - *1 1 •' 11 h 4»f
I ' s e ll s t i m g h t ed ge d klrile or n
fr om Medltcininenn duty nhimrd Saufoitl
1 'Otulu to le v e l off d r y in g r e d i e n t *
the CSS Fremont, Curing the
Miss Hnv* »
ii milt i f FI*«| id 111 11 w h e n von m e m e n s u r i n g them lie
visited Itl* uncle Hr .m<l it't t)M tl lot n u l l tdiaa'otli
Cl 01*0
-Mite to i n e u * l l l e lli|ilid* ill ev e
Alexis Alexander In Athens, mid til Ill«* Sit l|f*'It | -xi I|aImI * Slllll* In i leVI-l
John Theodore a former resilient I 1*I JP 11111!! 0 1 1 11 Iiiil FI 1111«Ill H 1411 *■
uf Sanford.
I nil* i itv, -! *■ ha- hoeii leachitiii
’roe Woman’* Mlsstonnry So. 1.
ty of the l.nko Monroe llu|>n-t
Church had their program for Do*
Ui« Iiitliiif tin* iiotfviiv in vtirimin month of Urtnher, TllPSday eve
irk oftiox in tIn* sfsitf that n**w fmvo ning at N:ltt> p. 111. nt tin* church
1 ■ *ni/miizo*l irioiip** irniiiif.
uffleorn Tlie subject of the program »o
1 fur tin* riitnifitr your will ho olort- "Choosing Tlo* More Kxcellen'
i'd ft I, euiiHliV iidtui an.| U\ laws will Way."
Iluririg the pioi'tmu they had
la* not up. Types uf dunces mnl
I f . mothuijK of liu<’hiti(/ will ho tlis- their Instalhilhm of , ffi cm . it"
are a* follows: Mis. II Ii. 'Imiiri,
president) Mrs. Ftauk Fa no.,
Circle CI111I1 mini No. I; Mrs I I
IIKIDi: HONORKH
Oglesby, Circle Chalrinmi N<>
Mrs. C. E. Thomas, a reernt Mrs. |torus Norwood, Young R."
hrhle, was honored id the home of pies l.cader; Mrs. I) C S|dv« »,
Mrs. M. O. Bland, nt IHIU West V’ire-Rresldent mol N o n h .i .
Second, un Wednesday with a mis Councilor.
cellaneous shower.
Tlie Sunbeams of the l.ake Mon
I'linrh and rookie* were served roe llaptlHt Churi’h will have then
to the following giied*: Mrs. Mud regular meeting Monday evening,
dy I.eFils, Mr*. W It Holloway, November I at ll.lTi p 111. Ill Dll'
Mrs. J. K. Woods, Mi*. Henry church.
Dees, Sin W If. Thoinin Sr., Mrs.
Mi. mid Mrs. Raymond I.allium
W. If. Tliomnx lr.t Mr*. Tom Cill- left Saturduy for I'elerahtirg, Vu ,
herhutise, Mr*. I.onuie MitJilire, whole they expect to make then
Mrs. Robert |„ Rea'.v*. Mrs. Alma home. Mrs. I.uthuiu is the farnu-i
Richardson, Mrs. Janies E. I.er, Shirley llumlllon.
Mrs. II, l„ Meeker, Mrs. I.. I,. Hol
Mr. and Mrs. 1). K, Norwood had
loway, Miss Francis Miami, and as their guests Thursday Mr and
Mis* Fay Holloway.
Mrs. John Santo of (Inlncsvillc
Mr. and Mrs. Ilrown Hwaggerl"
Add finely ullfod onion, green and children visited relallves in
|iepper and hum lo scramhted eggs Ceeshurg recently.
Miss I'tiuiu Jean Norwood c<
and you have a Western onudet.
Cook the onion ami green pepper III at her home at l.ake Mon 10 .
In a little butter or niiirgarlne Corner and imaldo to attend
first, If you like, until Hicy ure school.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holm i.*partly tender.
turned Sunday after spending five
C!111 ted rheddur cheese mixed months In Detroit.
with deviled hum or rnnned tongue
OVIF.MO METHODISTS
spread makes a delicious filling
for toasted sandwiches.
OVIEDO (Special> — Sunday,
Nov. 3, will he a memorable day
fur th* members of the Oviedo
Methodist Church, it being their
annual homecoming day. Many
former resldrnta of Ovleilo and
former member* of tho local
church will gather at the chuich
that day to hear the special serv
Ice arranged for their Iwneflt.
Following tho morning worship
hour a haskat dinner will ho serv
ed on the church grounyls, after
which a spocial singing service
In the church.
will bo
SUNDAY SPECIAL DINNER
l> \lt \
JAMTS Mason Av\ (J \ uhm i:
Mr mid Mra. Oaenr S. Tolar
have returned to Sanford to make
Ihelr home after being In Wrmiiighitni fur five year* where Mr.
Tolar wa a eniplnyed tiv the At
lantic Coaat l.ine Hailrond. Tlie
Tolar* are residing at lit I Park
Avenue
T O U C H T O N ’S
Saturday Special
HOT TURKEY SANDWICH
CRANBERRY SAUCE
CREAMED POTATOES
HOT COFFEE OR TEA
1*11
LAST Tl.\||*:s
Mr mid Mra. I.. F. Watermolen
have moved recently lo the San
ford Trailer Park from Meniphla,
Trim. They have five lovely chil
dren; Murv Ann. who la in school,
l.lmlti, Shit lev. lliirv, and Hlekle.
ll. H. Coleman, manager of The
Florida Rower and l.lgtd Co. re
turned yesterday after a two and
one-half week tlip liv car lliroilgll
Virginia, Rennsylvnnla, New York
and other eastern slate*. Mr. Cid«man and S. f). Chase who lolned
lull A u d lt n U l l l l l for tht pill post' tif him In North Carolina, traveled to
f i •11 ii 1111j a state m I'iiiii/ntinii. A l l Harrisburg, I'n. together via 1 )0 ’
Intel •'ftlt-il m Ui *1 fenetiiiwi lllue Ridge I'nrkwav anil the Skv
find t'silhnif of I Ills, t y|u* of dnilt*- lin e 1trive. Mr. Cnlemun staled
that the weather was ipiite cold
lliK are Ii i v i D m! lo aHefnl H«'(/i*
tiu U o n ( pi t Im»' - - aitenilim/ tip' on the trip tiut the scenery ......
ipni'tilHr will tu* ul the utnlH'iriiirn
v M l
RcuiiuilitS
Vietor Mnpea tireene, Jr., son of
Mi. mnl Mr* Viet nr Maprea tireene
Sr., wna li»*t week eninnilaalotieil
ii a u Seeutrd Lieutenant in the Ar
my. Mi*, Greene Sr. was present
at the crreiniiiiv.
•\*i« ♦•*I’ lUtl/.t'il 1/ 1 * 11( 0 *, n *
(t»|
loW*
DlO 't'la r,
|*l flMM'tliilil't *4 ,
i ii* If **. |ii, ,| i |m, (\ il ir n, M i ' i i y
.Mix* i , o I !lo SiniftHil S m h n y
**I * * V1111*1*1* 11*i*l m
i Iit*t"H Ilf I llt• v 11 -
SI'FCIAI
\ I tn M I i*l I I \
Mi
\ l.i,l I \ I ,i | . 'h i
i ll K i - 1•; i Mi in r iii
S , \ M i \ \ 11 1 1 11 \ ii
C llriM T h i i h i i i i
Mr mill Mr*. Unv Slaton have
ri'turni'il In theii liuiiir lit ltMS
M'eal First Street fn»lll ll three
week trip In imlllta ill <St'orif
Keiiturky mnl Tennessee.
AMiami \V
Mtirhn uml M11.
Martin huvo jus! uiovetl lo Slinford
from r«ir|Mis rhristi, Toxns uml
nti* mrikinir thoh homo nt 407
\V. First Streot. Thoy huvo n fntir*
monthuM tlnuirhlor, Ihinnii Lurlllo.
Mrs. Mm lm purtlrulai Iv likos tin*
h* uu'iful trors hero in Hanford and
Florida, hormno* sin* stntoa thoy
uro -«» much tnnror than tho Mo*i|iilto which i* **> coinfilof 1 to l'*"'r
pm l of 1ho country
Oil US 1/ 92
t In il dressing In mol hI fit
Friends of Mr, mnl Mr*. Charles
Wilke will In’ tin.I tu Irani (tint
tliftr uni Flurries .!r., bus returned
luinir mill i* convalescing nicely.
n i t I V N I H I (S|Min n l »
i \ fit m l
rioMtlo S*i|iiDit' n.ilico (ir*ill|»« HI
.... .. I o i l' ll With t Im' UlJunilu Hi
oi out ion I ii'f) i rt rtH'iiil wi\\ xpnnioi
a S <111u i •• .iiiil l olls iK u i t KouiulI i> i t Ui* i h Iriruln r n > A utlitoi i
om Sail In il i V, NUiv H.
1 11\»i mvn >i«.
t** |J11111li'iiinl i* it rv
t -*■1111 *f*i D* r,r ht-i r i m ulu 4-11 irA
s%li< It:t%* t*i t'dMl/t'+l o i ti 111ft*< m H i m
! v j*• ul ihiiu'iiip
i will
Itt- olloui'tL u i itI tin* iv iii i ii ^ «hm iM
It!' thlfl. tlllyf (ii (llfltl us lltix |h
t in 1 t v |* • of tluiH lUtf Unit in mi
|i«»|mlnt in t'l h**i Hivllnrm *»f I hi*
I'tf-illtt y Utility
/ m uhcncAi
11
Friend* ul Mi. mill Mr*. Cm I
\V llarri* will regret In learn that
Mr. Harris i* tu undergo surgery
mill i* considered erltleully HI.
K<|iumi Dance (Jroups
IMunOrhuulo Koiiiulup
i
euoktd liver with ii i p im ii
finely illcril eelerv n m I
Mr*. II. ('. Duke* tin* recovered
frum it recent ryi' surgery per
formed in New York nnil I* m peeled to return tu Snnfnrtl noon.
MIR101HI1AR1DOM Of AIRIII, lain! Ogllvy, 20. unit hit bride, AinerU .or tielie- a Virginia Furtuiie Ityan,
IP, granddaughter of bankrr Olio Kahn and ureal granddaughter of Thomas Fortune Ityan, leave faalilonable Bt. Margaret's Church In Westminster ufli r their marriage Wuren Mutlier Kllrabcth und Princess
Margaret were arming the 000 guerls on hand Inr die wedding Scot* fiuaid piper* jereuaile the couple
with “The Donnie Home of Alrlle'* a* couple leave* church with iilteml.nila. (ftilrrimllumil KudlophoroJ
•unil« ii i.
fry; Mix a t<nIf i'iip ul
T a n d SO N
4 in » >
�0
-
;£:?.
■
f f ^ i r f r t M . Starr’s Passing
e Manager Made May LeadAlabama
Jiaustive Studv
IHRMINGHAM. Ain. <4i-Frc»hlo re Taking Job man
qunrt"rt,nrk Rarl Slarr. n ver"W a s h in g t o n — Arthur r
Hummerfield thought it over tmlll
Ihe last minute before In- decide t
to sunpnri General Elsenhower for
tho Republican presidential nom*
fnation.
; "He wanted to lie dead sure that
tha narty nicked the right man
this time — the man who was 1>e*t
Qualified, and had the best chance
In win." snvs A rthur E. H-.-n
field, Jr., son of the man the gen
eral picked lo he his campaign
manager and chairman of the Re
publican Nntlonnl Committee.
. Young Hummerfield, a person
able, ruddy-faced, hrnvv-sct man
Bf 80, Is one of his father’s rlii'-f
aide*, shuttling nowadays between
Committee headquarter* here am’
Flint, Mich., where the elder Hum*
•-r ' I •Ifni W-i'H Tt| tern 1f|f*F|f||
Rlponhowcr In pari* In Anril
M HI#
PV»fM|rht im '-it it-*--
that Klsenlioe—r e-«» w-ll (*--•<U.
fled for the Jolt. |tut b<- didn’t
Make un Ids mind lh>-n. Th>- n"*d
lime he »nw him w«* at a n"M|.fallv In Detroit on June 11. Then
a t Chicago.
"All that Gme he u-n* thinking
things over, Ho lind bren one of
|l*«ator Vonderlinr'r's elo x#-*|
friends. He autmorted him for the
■utile pa»Mr and runner but on
tented in the f ire* of Houthrextern
I ''orifertinre Hvalrv niny Ret 111)
Mr thenrc tomorrow
• o»> n Hcd irrew nhoveil Stnrr
Into the Marling *pnt av.-ilnst (Jeor
gla when Veteran Clell llntiinn wan
alow In recovering from Injuries
suffered In the Mississippi Stair
flsme.
The call for Starr suin', up the
sail shape of the Tide. Eleven men
injured, alrk or not yet fully re
covered from hurls that pulled
(hem off the active list
Drew also Is planning to use
Hob Conway at right half In place
of driving Hobby Marlow, one of
the SKCs leading ground gainers
Uoth Hobson ami Marlow arc ex
pected to get Into the Georgia
game, but aren't ready fnr foil
speed performances after the Mia.
slssippl Slate sello.
Drew ha* been preparing Ala
bam a's nationally ranked pass de
fense for a real test q»nlnst Genr
eta's fcpclv flinging Zeke Hratkowski. The Hulldng hack leads SEC
passers wllh 773 yards gained In
the air, and has tied Auburn's Dud
ley Spence by throwing five touch
down aerials.
Ten of Ilratkowski’s passes have
*'e"n Inlereented. '.u.weVcr, and
Tide supporters hope some of bis
aerials will boomerang here to
morrow afti-rnoon.
Coach Wallace Hulls of Georgia
will he leaning on his yearlings
In the longstanding rivalry, Inn.
Eleven freshmen will Irovcl with
the 31-man team coming here hy
train frmn Athens today,
Joe Wnvne tlnlierls, a guard who
was tolling with the frosh nnlv a
month ago. is listed for a starting
assignment. He is from Albertville,
Ala fltitts rails hint a real pros
per! .
Alabama has beaten Georgia the
oust three tears. The Tide won
last season 10-14.
Th" flr»t heavyweight rhumiloriHlilp fight to he hrnnilrnii, the
Jempsey-Carpentler b u t t l e on
luly ‘J. IU2I. wn* curried bv "ne
Intlun dpi i hi leg <m I,hull meters.
got tired nf ceeiiig the Repuhllean* 111,11(1' misliikes. When Wen
dell f„ Wlllkir mine to Flint .for n
tally In HM0, lie gut little atten
tion, drew nnly u email crowd and
wn« greeted with bones as well ns
cheer*. Hummerfield, one of the
sin Hence, was so endinrrsssed at
horlanl In win this election, both the xpcrtnrle that he helped or
' U H i r r iand
n n vfor
u r IMP
ja r ij,
t• o l l * fcnunlrv
Ihe jparty.
ganise a county campaign which
! After all the candidates had
been nominated he eomlucted a se did much to swing Michigan for
cret' noil of the Michigan ilrlegalien (which ho headed), It was 38
to 11 for Elsenhower. Then he an
nounced that ho was for Elscn*
■W ar loo."
£ T he elder Hummerfield. hum it
WncnmMng, Mich., In D»fW, millit e i energy, self-confidence nnd
success, A gchlel tiiun of medium
height and htilld, with - graying
pair, he likes trout fishing usual
ly In tlm company nf Ids son,
1 He began working part time
rhen lie Was r>, took n full time
n|i and quit school when ho was
3. He Htnitnl at the lint tout In
he nutn inarhllie plant* of Flint,
tow ho Is one of the largest autonubile distributors In the nation. ............
He got Into politics because he pro-Taft man!
f6s h e a t b y fo rce
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MARCH OP EVENTS
Mere Durable Than Men
|
Shew* Pepvlotton Aging
BptcM to Cfntrol Press
AAHINGtON -The national population Is aging and American
women ere proving themaclvee more durable end tougher then
men. Mince 1000, the populeUon of the United Btatee hea doubled,
white the numfctr :f persona AS veers of age and older hea quadrupled.
There era now lS.&Al.uOU* .< -n end women <3 years of age end older,
end this number Is Increasing currently at the rate of about 400,000
e year.
These are among the facte revealed In a comprehensive study Just
completed by the Federal Social Security admin*
a
Istratton and the Committee on Aging and Oert*
A
atrlce, entitled Fact Book on Aging,
I
Fifty years ago only one American In 98 was 48
J W j.
years old or over. Today It la “around one In 19
and th- percentage of older people la steadily In*
1 freer I.-,- While the national percentags has quad*
mpled ihe Inrrcsse la California and Nevada was
1 ] «0 per ernt or more, and In Arlxona and Florida
| ao per cent or more.
Since 1W0, the average life expectancy at birth
■ hss Increased from 40 years to nearly M years —
s _
■ almost two decades. Her# la the basic reason for
the greater percentage of older people In our midst.
Wash tauten
The Improvement In life expectancy ha* been
greatest at birth and decrease* thereafter. While
the Individual, at age 48, now hao a IH-year greater Hfe expectancy
than he had 80 years ago, by the time he reach*# 44 only two years
have been added and by 78 hardly more than one year. At 88 Hfe
expectancy today la no greater than It was 80 yearn ago. In other
words, mors people now survive to older age* than they did formerly,
but having gotten there they do not live longer than did Ihe older
pcoplo of 1P00.
,
W
•
#
#
Together
#
• WOMEN LIVE KONGER—At all ages, the Ilfs expectancy of
women la greater than that of men. The difference Is over flv* years
at Mrth, and around two years at age 48.
As long as medical records heve been complied they have shown
that more boy babies ar* born each year than girl babies. Thera Is
no accepted aclentlflc explanation for this disparity in th* birthrate
between th* two sexes. Home authorities have attributed It to an un*
fathomable attempt by nature to offaet the far greater number of
deaths among men, as a result of wars and revolutions down through
the ages.
If this theory is correct, and It la agreed to be only a theory. It has
not worked out during the laet BO years, possibly because of two world
wars As recent x* BO years ago thsr* ware 109 old men for every
too old women. In 1030, there were 4.473,774 women over 60 years of
age as compared with 8.707.404 old men. This mean* leas than 00 old
men for every too old women.
More hoy babies are born than girl babies, but since In every age
rinse the male death rate Is higher than the female death rate, the
male superiority In numbers In a given generation doesn't last very
long. The F H A. hss no explanation for this mystery of nature,
other than that the "female Is tougher amt more durable than the
male.”
SUCCESSFUL CAREER
The benefits of both formal schooling; PLUS
• MORE MEN REMARRY—'The typical older man la married, the
typical older woman Is a widow. Uecaus* women have a lower mor
tality rate than men. age for age, and tend to marry men oldsr than
themselves, relatively more women than men Inse a spouse through
death. Furthermore, remarriage following death of spouse la more
frequent among men than women, fly the time they
reach 70, more than half of all women are widow*.
leheellng
At lh at age, however, almost three In four men are
Skimpy
married, U Is not until they are 88 years of age that
a majority of men And themselves In a widowed
Year* Age
state.
When grandfather was a boy. aays F 8. A., schooling did not have
the Importance It has today. Not many boys and girls went on to
high eohool, and higher education wta for th* select few. Almost one
In every flv* persona aged 48 yeara end over today had less than five
year* of schooling; about heir failed to complete grade school. Only
about- a /oprth have had Hny high school eilueatton; fewer titan one
In ]ft have ever gone to college.
actual business experience acquired as a Herald
Carrier-Salesman are excellent assurities that
a successful career in the adult business world
will follow.
Handling a Herald route is a contract be
tween the boys and the Sanford Herald , . . he
Gone With The Wind!.
Seven Hundred
And Twenty
Million Tax Dollars!
buys his newspapers just as every merchant buys
the merchandise he sells (at wholesale rates)
i
. . . he resells them to subscribers at retail rates
. . . the difference is his profit as a young inde
pendent merchant.
(If Amondment Number 1 P njhmo)
You ran whlali# good-by, Mr. and Mrs. Florida Taxpayer, In
an exllmalcd 1714,800,000 (yea, million I) dollere on November 4
If Cnn.lltullonel Amendment Number t Is passed.
Heven Hundred
money I
Important, too, is the money he rnbkes and*
snd Twenty Mllliofi Della re af YOUR
saves from his Herald newspaper route efforts
And that is x conservative eeUmat*. T ie Ai
slick plcrc of doubletalk — appears to "warmer
year nut of the Hlate’e General Fand foe eel
end expansion. This money *b«M com* «rt •
tag fund. This fund amounts to aboat IIIJ N ,
Increasing 41 ihe rets of a mlnton dellara •
slippery "Sleeper" would permit the ae* of al
- i t comes in mighty handy for school books,
sports, hobbies, and the good times every teeii-
Constitutional Amendment Namber
or* bao the power in abaorb Uuo at
t 1 ■i j ■
,
County “Homo Itnle,"
# Look forward to yotr
wsrrutil winlet yet fvtih
clean( work-freo h*44tflf
comfort foe yonr bom*.
# Duo-Therm tatm i big
radii/ voora for quick
tpor /.eat, .'uel-saving
Wane Stopper, plus—
tun)-of-A4i«l keat tontroll
Hrether I -
Menld
ClmrU-
tlon Departnuml
Tblk’ "aleepeer"
sirs? sir jsi!5i:
# Aik about Dno*Tbotn>
control.
CenstUaflaasl
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to the college of his choice.
And to* 01414 fee*
Ask the Sanford
by private Intereoto
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bittous boy to complete high school. , . to go on
6
Oh
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ager craves! Often stieh savings enable an am-
ffta e si
(4 Hxperlntendenl
I handle thin mom
Dlclatorshlp? -
if..
list for lb# next
carrier • *all4man opening In
your vtalnltj —
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Winter Park Is 6-Point Favorite Over Feds Tonighi
Junior Metts Nears
Gordon's S c o rin g
\ Record F o r 1951
With Total Of 54
Ily KENT CIIKTLAIN
Sanford's
fledging
Semlnnlr
k'h grtdilrrx, i rnrtrmwl wlih thi
ilk
return of star tni-Kb- Joe I’ickrn*
i ml Ed "The Rocket" Lockett, wll1
le seeking vengeance on U r
irores tonight when they tnnuli
With the Winter Pork Wildcats at
ihn Hnrper-Shrwherd bnlllvvlrk on
tier the mailing In Orange County
Vai Flr*l off, Hanford will be fryinV lo reileom Itself nfter Inst week1'
|B-(1 loss to Ketterlimis, the ftrn*
defeat of the season and InltU*
letbock In Sanford alnce 19S<
Which also ended the Seminole*
•even-game victory skein spanning
i he laat two venra.
Secondly, the surprising Crlen
•Vd jrrbl machine has n nersmia’
core to settle with the Wildcat?
or the tonalded 2.1*0 thrashing re
, elved at the hnnds of Winter Port
A n 1047, the Inst lime the two
w earns met.
In spite of rumors to the con
trary, the Inexperienced little
Semlnotes must be considered
the underdoes hr a 6-point mar
gin. I asi week's Krttrrllnu* ifwn
was the real lest lor the spirited
bnnd of gridiron hopefuls. It
allowed that while Sanford has
a hustling little crew, they rannot be ratril as the "team-tobeat" this yenr.
0
Roth conches Fret! Gann* nnd
Rill Fleming were disappointed
With the blocking last week nnd
they realise that tho Feds are Just
hot ready, at least for this yrm
to claim a championship. It could
be that as was the ease In most
Of the ramea this year the fight
lug little crew could surprls*
everybody and win tonight nnd gr
on to annex the Southern half of
the East Florida Conference.
Sanford haa yet to plav con0 rcdedly weak Seabreete and Ne»
Smyrna, hut they also have to
fare a powerful Del.nnd llulbbig
eleven for homecoming on Nov.
28.
On tho brighter side is the in
dividual performance of Junior
Metis who Ims scored 81 points
this yenr nnd amassed 882 yards
In (13 carries for a lt.2 average per
try, Ed Gordon, last year's star
scorer! nine Tp's. th* same number
— Metts has already with four games
® to go. anil nine rxtra points to glvr
the 1051 flash a Od point total
Metta has scored an extra point,
though he passed fur one, so the
Lake Monroe Locomotive has a 81
Point total needing just 10 points
pr two more TD's to surpass Gor1081 rrcnrd
S 'e 'ln i Itrrords
I’layar
Tl) FF EFM TP
Metta
11 0
n
61
Lockett
1 n 0
a
n
M I'avl*
1 0
0
0
• Fox
8
2
2
Bhofflold
0
1
1 0
Totals
ti
N
3
80
f’asslng
i
Mayer
AL Yd. C. A»|.
in
7;i
k
.207
Jetts
I'linllng
Ft.
Yd.
Avg
(Mayer
Id
18.9
678
Mctt*
Itushing
At.
Yd.
AvaMayer
01
682
9.2
Jetts
SI
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3.8
.ockctt
(18
20
3.3
lav Is
S e a s o n ' s Record
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W. L. T. I'd .
»e
IAN FORD 1 1
l . .760
37
Ipponcnts
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1
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fiki-Capades To Try
Again This Sunday
! For the third consecutive Sun
day the Lions Club-sponsored Ski
'spades will attempt to put on Ita
harlty benefit show at the Lakeront Sunday afternoon a t 1:00
i. m. Thla la of courao — weather
ir emitting.
The highly touted water-sklmmug eitravagam n directed tnd
iwneil by Rill Marlin of Orlando
ms been forced to poat|ione Its
icrformanro for the last tw6
veeka her a use of rain and choppy
vatcra.
If the weather la alright, hut the
-«ko choppy, the ehow may be
itaged a t the Lake Monroe bridge.
Ticket* for the f l n t perfnrmane, which was abbreviated became
if the weather conditions, will amin be honored at Sunday’s per*
ormanro. All net proceeda will be
>ut Into tho Llona Club's visual
Id nrogram for youths of Bemtnle County,
Bowlin* Standing*
CITY BOWLINO LBAOUB
Ree Class
tine Machlno
Post Office
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lelory City
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Yanks Map Plans Thousands Flock
The Sports To Fight Waiver Into Gainesville
For Homecoming
Rule Revisions
Register
»y KENT C 11STL,\IN
Sports Editor
Don't forget the Skl-Cnpadcs
Sunday afternoon. Rill Martin itnd
d* water skimming troupe are
uiiin 1 nnd determined to give to
ol inns their money's worth. Your
lekets to the show two weeks ngo
vill be ngnln honored for Sunday's
icrtormancii along the Inkefront.
Clarence Welsh. Lions Club
rhalrmnn of the show who has
done a hang up Job working and
planning this water event In
spile of the weather, said that
the ski show might have to be
shifted to the tak e Monroe
bridge If the water proves too
choppy Sunday.
Yoti have to give both the Lions
Club nnd Rill Martin credit for
wanting In give Sanford n real
*bow. It Is particularly, noteworthy In view of the purpose lwvind the water cxtravagnnrn.
The L > s Club U turniag over
all it* nrt proreed* to their rhlldrrn's visual aid program. Every
)rnr the l.iona Club pays for eve
operations and glasses for the
indigent children.
Tech I h Favored
By V/2 Points In
Clash With Duke
Gene Beardon Is
Highest Hitting
Pitcher In A. L
pitchers during Ihe 1033 season.
Final Assoc Is led Press statistic!
disclosed Diet (he 31-year-old southw moundimin, who also bats
m the left side, tracked out
a hits In 84 times al bat ror a
healthy .338 average. Gene was
the only regular pitcher to hit with
in the charmed .3*0 circle In '32.
Bearden's safeties, many of
them coming In a plnch-hltting
role, included three doubles. He
tlao belted In eight runs and
scored six.
In Ihf National Longue. Chico*
go's Bob Bush compiled tho highext mark, .102. Tho tall Cub right
hander had 28 luxe hits in 06
trie*. Including five doubles and
one triple. Bob a record also shows
IS runs batted In nnd live runi
(cored.
Johnny Sain of the New York
Yankees was runner-up to Reardon
lit tha American League. The vet
eran pitcher, who came through
handxooud^ fur Manager Casey
on tha mound and al
• n «l
S>at<
t compiled 19 hlta In 71 trips
a tha plata for a .288 slate. Among
No. 0. Tech's defensive record of
having held Its foes to an averarv
of 141.8 yards a game Is best In
tbo land. Duke Is fourth nt 173.3
yards. Exch la in tho lop tun of
fensively.
Leon Hardeman's running power
more than any ra u lc daule Conch
Hobby Dodd may concoct has
Duke's board of slrategy worried
The chunky Hardeman has gainrd
363 yards in too carries for in
average of S.a yards a try.
Tho nearest approach to this kind
of power In Inc Duke camp is
..........................
cd Mi
generated
by n Ind named
I’lncy
Field.
has hern
given the
____ Plney ___
___ jlvcn
ball only 12 limes hut hc'a picked
up 131 yards for a 10,8 average.
Duke plna ita hopes on a bullet
pegging sophomore, Worth Lull,
who hai passed for 341 yards and
eight touchdowns and hasn't had
a throw intercepted In 44 ?Mcmpla.
Tech's passing h handled by a
sophomore, Bill Brlgman.
nuke’s snappy split ( h a s cut
down Washington and Lee, SMU,
Tennessee. South Carolina, North
Carolina State and Virginia In ordsr. Tech haa beaten the Citadel.
hla hju 'War# (our doubles,
Florida, SMU, Tulane, Auburn and
UIpJo and on* homor.
____
Tommy Byrne of Iho Browns Vanderbilt, _ _
was (him at .230 followed by Frank
tta a of Washington. ^238 nnd Rob
U m nn of Cleveland nnd Mickey
McDermott, Boston, with .228 each. Del. 11 — Winter Park, tkere
theta
Behind Hush In tha Nsilonil loop Not. 7 — New
Jama Bubba Church, who played Nov. 14 — Heabreeie, hero
odth Philadelphia and Cincinnati. Nov, 2t’— Open
S
Celery Fed Schedule
Mtty .\ ll, howe
" “ s lk lU u K d u *
Puss N ew Ruling
NEW YORK J*—Incensed at be
ing made what (hey rnnsldcr the
scapegoat, the New York Yankee!
tislay were formulating their plans
on tnr new waiver rule, which ap
parently wus aimed squarely . at
them
It Is an anti-waiver legislation
that will make It mandatory for
a team to obtain waiver* on a
player from both major leagues
after July 31. The preicnl rule re
((ulrc.x that a team obtain waivers
onlv from Its own league.
For the past four years the
Yanks have gotten players from
the National League after July 31
who have helped them In their pen
nnnt drives. There was Johnny
Mize In 1040, Johnny llnpp In 1950
Johnny Sain In 1DS1 and Ewell
Rlackwrll Ihls year.
For the rule to become official,
a majority of the clubs must vote
In favor of (he legislation at the
Phoenix. President Dan Topping of
(he Yanks has said that he would
favor the new rule, hut Judging
by the statements Issued by (Sen
The other morning, I received rral Manager George Well*. Top
1 rail from llxnt Tfisbcr, fiither ping may change his mind
The minor leagues, which meet
•f Itiibha Rishee the hustling Hemnolc three letter uthlctc. Ham was In Phoenix starting Dec. 1, alio
vrry Irritated over the way a so- have to okay It. and It Is highly
called prep grid expert writing n possible that if the Yanks decide
•olumn In another paper had com to oppose it, they could gather
enough slrenghlh to defeat the
pletely Ignored Sanford
That writer was praising the measure.
Weiss contended that the Yanks
treat Emils team Ju»t lo day*
ifter .Sanford defeated them, (1-0. had been "cast In a bad .light
N'o mention was made of Eustls' desplle the fact that they have
never obtained n ball player by
loss to Snnford but plenty was going behind or beyond the rules
•aid about their Apopka nnd Cocoa of baseball.''
victories, Now, this same expert
"The Yankees always have lived
mil hits crime out with a list of by Ihe rides passed at the major
the top 10 high school teams this league meetings, nnd we will live
week, Snuford wus inuked No. !l by any rules passed at the next
nnd Eustls, this same team San one,'' said Weiss.
ford drubbed early this season,
Weiss said that the Cleveland
was In sixth place.
Indians purchased three players on
I'ustis may be ns good ns the waivers frum the Nallnnal League
Semlnnles, since they out-played —shortstop George Strickland, out
the Feds on the statistical chnrl, i fielder Wally Westlake nnd pitcher
but thev certainly don't rank ! Ted Wilks Furthermore, he said,
three places ahead of Hanford. 1"two of the three players mum
Actually, Eustls should have I have been purchased by the Ynukr.,
been piacril la the No. 10 nr but wo passed thrm up.”
{ lie also said that the Indians,
lower spot.
Frankly, we don’t know the along with all the other American
nnswer, but It Is clear you have League Clubs, waited on Rostun
to bo In the Central Florida Con Red Sox pitcher Ray Hear borough,
ference or In the Orange llelt loop who won live games for the Yunk.x
"Were those five victories trans
to gain a word of mention. While ferred
to thr Indians,” Weiss com
the Semlnnles were virtually up mentrd, "Cleveland might have
setting every foe that came along, been champion "
hardly a word was said about It
elsewhere.
Perhaps ‘a victory In Winter
Park tonight will awaken the *o
mils d prep expei 11 that Sanford
I* lust as worthy «« many of the
tak e County teams. In fact three
tak e County elevens have solemn
ly walked off the Seminole grid
Itv Wil l. GRIMSI.F.Y
iron with a poor record of two
DURHAM, N C .r - T h e South
losses and only one lie.
We don't know the answers, but land's two prl/<- football teams,
Georgia Tech and Duke, come to
we eon’t help wondering. Finis.
grips here tomorrow and Duke
stadium Is a 43,nno sellout
The Tcchmcn are favored by Dx
points, hut Duke partisans nn- tin
convinced. It's homecoming for
Duke nnd Ihe lllne Devils glvr
promise of liclog nt their menial
peak for Ihe cncounlrr. Roth clubs
are at near top strength physlcnlly
The two Dixie powerhouses enrrv
Reardon
NEW YORK tjs—Gene
identical records six viclnrie* with
________
of
the HI.Louix BrawiUb who had a nut a defeat intn Dm fray nnd each
mediocre 7 8 record on Ihe mound, will he defending a prmul national
distinguished himself as Dir lend ranking. Tech lx No. 4 in Ihr latest
ing hllter among major league Associated Press (Kill anil Duke Is
14
18 8 20 768 sago, with .134 a place and Murry
10 14 14
Dlcjtion, Pittsburgh. 224,
10 14 18
Bon Wad* of tb* Brooklyn Dodg
er* and New York’! Jim Hearn
7 VI •
war* Uad for tha major league
m
lllth
Tome run Ited among pltcbari
Caro
iach having three. Wade batted
High Gam*
^
Majoi ity Ov. Fi T ni 'di ni nt us
Is Necessary To
Nov. 28 — DeLaad, horo4 '
(flomecMilagl " ‘ v
TAMPA
t
TAMPA IB — The Unlvoralty of
Tampa rule* a slight favorite to
night In ita game wllh Livingston
(Als.) State, but something that
happened last weekend haa Tampa
GAINESVILLE i.W-Thmunml* of
alumni returned In Gainesville to
day to celebrate another home
coming of the Lm* vislly of Finn
da. founded loo tears ago.
Tun event of Ihe two dnv robbrntfon. of course, will be the foot
ball game Saturday afternoon—the
Auburn Tigers vs the Florida
Gators.
Rut things s tu i happening long
before Dint.
A parade early this aflcrtiooe
will feature TO bands, floats ami
drill units After the parade. Flo
Ida Rlue Key, \*'m-ii sponsors the
homecoming, will hold lls annual
imnkcr nnd banquet. Dan McCar
ly, Democratic nominee for got
ernor, will address Die li annuel
A record crowd of to.ooo Is ex
peeled tonight nt the Gator Growl
iradltlomd student pep show The
traditional John Marshall skit
where law students roast local
stale and national political figures
Is on Saturday morning's program
University President J. III1II*
Miller entertained a group of legt,
lalors al noon today A barbecue
for members, of the Legislature F
planned for Saturduy
Sports Roundup
By GAYLE TAI.IIOT
NEW YORK -.R—These are long
and Wonderful days and nights toItockv Marciano, the shoemaker'*
son from Brockton, M i s s . tthknocked out Jersey Joe Walcott
lust over a month ngo to win Du
heavyweight championship of Ihe
world
■<1
They nre fully as long and
pleasure filled for Al Weill, the
enlorful Broadway chnrnclrr who
plotted Rocky's course to riches
with one hand. Ills left, while with
the opposite inaulle he held a
strangle grip oil Ihe fight game as
mnlrhmnkrr for Ihe nil powerful
International Boxing Club.
It wa> a clever piece ol business
In every respect, ami Al Is proud
and happy to (ike both (he hows
and the money which is tilling np
at an .ilnrmtng rate
Asked If lie had any slight mi*
givings about Rocky's return date
with Walcott next spring, either
here or at Chicago. Al said |*o*n
lively not
“ I'll tell you why,” lie snlil
"That night Walcott was In the
greatest condition of hit life ll<can't ever lie that good ngsln. lie
deult Rocky a lot of punishment
rt the kid still Itnd t-no.lgh left
knock him cold In the Lilli
round. Rocky will gel him n lot
tpiii-kcr Dip next lime
"Another thing. Dm next mm
won't lm held nt Philadelphia We
liml Ino much going against ns
down there Rocky couldn't see fur
three rounds from that *in(f he
got in hix oyo- Thnl vv.u teirllile
Anil wlmti Dm 171h romul i-niled
one of Dm judges alreaily had
scored eight round* for Walcott
"When Rocky m ine to the corner
after Dm 12th I leaned over him
and I said 'Rock, you're in tn-iililiYou’re behind, and you might
never gel (mother chance if you
don’t knock him nut now ' ll-why
looked ini al me and said ' i- Hint
true, Al ' And I told him it was
Furl) five seconds nnd lie land
ed as sweet a short right as I ever
saw They knew he hud a left
hook, Imt they didn't know ,-ilxmt
the short rigid "
How about Ez/nnl Charles' Mad
he nnd Rocky taken mi mldi-il re
spcel for the former champion
sumo wuU'hlng him hammer up
Ctsnr llrinn In Ihe Gardt n last
week?
"Well," Al said a.ter some
Ihmight, "we might tie flgbimg
him same lime, ami I make a
point never to rnllcU r a future
opponent. That's not good for Ims
iness. Hut I'll xny this about
Charles' new style — this crowd
ing In and punching all Dm lime
—every flgnler lx born with n
style nr he Isn’t horn with II, and
he can't change to some oilier
style.
“ Between you and me, Rocky
woultj
liko to fight him because lie
ilrl II
wnuli
ild Ilka to have it on his rot ord
that he heal Ihree former chain
plons
Ions — Joi
Joe Louis, Walcott and
les. He's
He'si proud
Charles.
of being
________
g ccliam
plan now atnill ho Ihlnka he can
beat anybod;
Tha only itrouble, Al alghcd. is
that Rocky'i only going to dele ml
his crown once a year, and as
Walcott la nn tap for noxt spring,
It means that he can’t possibly get
around In Charles before 1051. The
Cincinnati fighlor might be playing
hi* hull flddlo fur a living oy that
time.
Bolstered FSU Will
Face Play Stetson
TALLAHASSEE t* -A 39 Ilian
football
riortna state univers
sriuad MR hlro at noon today for
OHandn and Baturday night's
game with Stetson In tho TangcrInc Bawl at Orlando.
Ae# Tallbark Roy Thompson,
who missed the North Carolina
trie .Mat week, was included in
lofloy’i traveling party. Bobby
Flvaaib. who aharea the tailback
spot with Thompson, also went
along, although Injurlea have kept
him from working out thla week.
But Ova key man were left be
hind, Including two regulars,
Guard Nat Pofak and Wtngback
Miami Hurricanes Hungerford Tops
Pass Defense Is f r o o n i « Panthers
Biggest Surnrise
,
nr-: s \ m t>i: 11 im t t in
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Georgia Tech Duke Contest Is
No. 1 Collegiate Clash Of Week
On 13-0 Victory
COR \I. C ' HI KS iSp.iin'l
Till- St HI tlgr i'll Si- I f th>- *;io||.iv I
H- pom vi l o tiril'v h'r•' !v offH o lica!
( Y o o im
1 live I'nivoisity of M on, foitt •• t
A c m lc m y '
e-US lb fcli-i- continues In bo one
- T ilt
|- f the pll?.tb-s of tin- son*,in,
S l rc a k
From last spring, roarho*
have been asserting that n »nh
Il> T. \ D W I S
pass defense was one of lb,lr
V. t\ I I It )■ » l-K
iSoeei d i
ninjiir proMrips nt Miami. 'the*
llis- - ml of tip i ' i "mi* Vend- iny's
riled graduation lo --e - ulii.tr
1
-: . - i i *ti,-ak e 'ii.-- la*t
stripped tln-ni of four of tloir
in ' M lllll Pl I Slu ppotd field
five deeper ill fender*, of Mm
I' I"'
I 0*i fans w b-> \v ;t! ii ,| 1lie
r-it.t sired »lat*tr»* o( the ton*
« ho u rro hotdin-t donn (lie
■tit i m d I'ooitin * i --Il ip , I I
it. to -I"' II ingei find Robi-at*
deeper po*tllon*.
NF WYttRK 1tv tieortla l-'ch
1I'll Dllke. two of the kllb-rs of
the S mlhi.iud. meet in the V- 1
college football game of Die diy
inmormw a* ttie seavon swings In
to Die Imme stretch
Most <d the teams that were ex
pei ted In *et Dieir opponent- bnel
before the campaign storied hawbeen living lip to expectations vvUl
an "i i asiooal upset here nnd there
Unless the Engineer Blue Devil
emile-l ends in a tie. there will
be one le-s undefeated, nutted
team among Die tun for outfitl-i-lli I* n t W'-lo -uioete** ip i i|,■ when the results nre in Saturday
in i ipu.itor only * - see llnm-et
night Botli teams Itavr identical
ford *....... lln first of two 'I'D* ’ do lecords and are rarln' to go
in lln- *e nnd pel nsl on tin- -pail, Thcy'vi* been pointing for thla outImg t p- of tin- It-I- at * *l.u I-ok. all season
Glli 'ib n
The con lest is rated pretty much
of a losxup. lull when the two
l,ladden broke through Die
take the field in Durham. I'erh
I ' miller defense* in the third
priihahlv vviil rate a -light favor
pviatl fo* hi* *erond patditl
As- elated
run nnd Garvin nu tter ted In tie Teen is N'o. I in The
Rrcs- poll. Duke No ii
.nt
YVinn in ir
Through five iriiinc they lint>i-ontlnued t-> tv.dl while l*o- e\
pet Is have eonitni v rtt'-'d tv iI It
them niMcrinir that Minnd's tut**
-l-feu-e Is v,-iv
-v In-In.I Em
my scout* have looked, bellevel
and carried Do- svoid home *o consincinglv t lint lliirtiram* rivals
pus* and pass often. Tsvo week*
ago. Kit'hin->n,l fired 28 pus -*-* t.*
Miami, the most ever till own
'round net Die Himucrfnrd *«>tagainst ii Miami tenm-unlil Mr*
in*? fnr the evening.
-jiiette tossed 11 "Ii a wet field the
I Ii- II.-'. .it- ......... Ho
l.etlei
following week*
( c o m n'r I *■
*i i *- ii rtien f iml-'nig m
l ia r ry A ggaoi* at ilo-ton U,
Ihe in i ti a l li ii tr \v" - altii"-l -Ii
l i e scrllu-s u s s c t I - . I |--i*»e-l Vlianil
nstious.
ili'* y . Host on’s lointimclulown
I'room 4 reseive* I tilei I \|ii|.
bowever cniiic on u tiiiioiiig play.
one, Leo Tlmnni*.
and Jidm
However, Hie s l a t -*ti- * ti-ll n
Mourn non the high |Uai*r* of
I strange story indeed.
Coach Franklin and mnv n in
In five g iimi-s, Miami, supposed
rlnrting n«*lgnmi id* in the Fit*ly Just ns weak throw mg passes
D« game al Mr mm Ini Hindi-,-m.
a- It is in defending again t them,
, Ini* scored two touchdown* on its •Incxi Thorsilii) night
Crmmis I menp*
own passes ngaln-t mn- for the
Ends
Edge, I'-- 11 Why mol
-pposltinn.
Singleton.
Miami In the no-iinwtnlc • its in
Tackles
.lin k -oil. S l u m * ,
trrvepted no !<■** Hum eight ene
my tosses and lu tn n t two of (lie u Hemps, t'dllli- and Ri bnrdami.
Guards
M- n u t , I - wi* ,M--ore,
into touchdowns. Miami bus h*-l I
r.
i imi|d< ili-ns on Kltie, Tliotnas, Wvitn .uni Knight
it* foes to
i Center
Kitiai-I. Steven*.
passes for a total of 617 ynids
Bark i
Thm in-, Goidon, \i
and the l lu ii l r a n e * litiv-- - iimperDior Knight. At - 1, 111. |laker, l i- -l
c l HIT yards with eiienij beuves,
.Subtracting
.M ia m i's
iction *
wi n Interceptions
fn-in
yan igullied by livid foe* mi n-mpUt-.l
pusses, it add* up t*• the fact timl
i tv ii I foe* have thrown tin- bull
t i l times, gamed l l t l yards net
tliiimgh the an
alt iiveiage of
iibaiil
Dm - sard s
but hasyield* -I two loo-b-b-wo* uo-l given
Up the ball s Igtit tilin'" wild*' doing
it!
Ko thi* we-k a* Miami pri paic*
III m i l l Kent Oik V- p i - pm- In belli
how Mia n o * coin ins n te w"i i i-'-it
nlxnit Iti**11 pa -* d»-fet-*e ami i n -Itilliog b-t-g arid bind to III id. -' il
bettor.
el irk. Thin tonn Williams, il*etii
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NFW Yilltlx i Humiv-ltie Garden > Italpli "Tiger" .tone'. 'H i
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pieroi^ES
in V a s t N o w A re ct r
Ilenl'
Revolutloniies Fringe Area Reception
k Joe Martirrftfalso re
Complete Inniallutlon Only
Open Bowling
Sanford Bowling
Alley
• 4-4^
Eddie Colt
ton. liis'v. Seattle, -topped Ftankld
Crane. |d2' - I " - Vuccles. t*
O u st
exclusive Philco Development that
I li-ri- tHi-nmiluiiuil l"lrvi*uin
news lur ri-Ttiiii’illu nt tiiimy
Incutimm nr rentnte Iringo
ureiirt. New I'liilen develop
m ent is "jilnt like n IwMist
in sluliiHi pow er''. . . Iirings
greater rlistniico . . . greater
fre o d n tu fro m i n t e r f e r
ence tl win wun ever tmfore
tlinilglit pimsilile. (ie l tho
full story now of tliisswr-epmg Iitlvillico
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I I I , 1 \ 1 i s nt s i m m : iti i' \m; i m .
IM 1.1 MINI. Oil 1 tlOl'l MM 6MMIK \ 1 1 III
I \H I I I 1Hit l> \
*tiuill**' I Ililt I*111
ensure* nnd hi- l-lorida -luw-k
troops iirr- -iftit tlu li filth vitlorv I
a l Dm sen -mi against Auburn luu-- ;
Sulurday
Tim Gtitors an- favored by II
(mints in tomorrow's lioomcoouug
game amt assure timmsclvi-s ■«( -d
least ns good a season's record
as their first two years under
Conch Roll WiHidruff
Florida had 5 6 seasons each o(
Dlose Iwn veals l imy have I 2 I
so far for 1962 ami have Tenimxsei-. i
Miami jnd Kcnlilck) is toes after
Auburn
Cnsarcs. i-uford I ong .inrt Fa|ia i
Mull lilt Dieii |m.ik ill wliippini!
Georgia. 3u n. In*l Soliinlny and
that running trio Is i-elng halted 1
ns the lie-I in Dm .Southeastern
Conference
Auburn'* attack has Imaged down
with tile re injury of split T ipitir
terhaek Vince Dooley lit at leave
it up lo Dud Spence. Me and ills |
cohorts face (instiling Imt n pirns
anl prospect The Tiger runners
will have In he better Ihnn nny
bunch to face Ihe Gators
-nil! Dint Indicate* Georgia Tech
In order lo dent Dm Florida de
fense
Until Inst Saturday Dm clue to
troubling or heating Florida was
n good passing nltlick.
Georgia 'ici-li bail II ami won
So did Vanderbilt. Ihit wlmn (Icorgla’a /eke Hralknw»kt mixed up
(hat formula he found Florida n
different team, The pass defense
showed so inimh improvement
there didn't seem to hr any loop
hole in the Florida haslionx
Auburn also has n strong defense
which will get a rough test from
the Florida running corps.
The biggest Individual rivalry in
the game ioomti in Ihe comparison
of a pair of defensive tackles
bidding fnr All-America and Smitheastern Conference recognition
Auburn's Z<18 • pound Bill Turn
heatigh and Florida's Charlie Ln
pradd.
A crowd that will come close
lo Ihe 39.433 capacity of Florida
field la expected for the homecom
ing feature
toe. suf
III.
c u d to the Inc S.mtliwi -l Confer*
cnee game of the d iv t he lamgj
I oi -i - have Keen looking belter and
better and a triumph umdd maku
titein definite favurdcs for tho
crow n
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This Is another one that wdl
have an Important I't-.aring -u a
championship the Facific i'on*l
Conlercncc ami the Rose Bowl ita!
that goes iilotip with it
Pic
1'l.CANS ale iimlefe.ilid with a no
mark while Fappy Waldorf's Gold
ell Bears sport a 6 1 record
If UCLA win* it as the coast
experts Diluk they will California
will lie pretty much out id Die
Rn.se Howl picture It will he l-v
tween the Bruins ami Southern
( al. which meet on No\ 22 I lac
rriiians gei a day oft tomorrow
of the top teams in the ntunli'
Michigan Stale, No t. seem* k>
have the roughest tusk tl mn-l
heal Fiiriluc, which ha* liccn rot
inn! a swat lie through the Wc-lcio
i'mdi-1d ic e wttii - irpri-ing c.t IT’s- Hollerinakn - have a -.lnuiu
lias-lug all.id which i- |w-l what
bp- l-ceu lu-Du-nng the Spnrl.m-
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morc than widiful thinking to loo
for an op-ct It shouldn't he ^
romp fnr the Snartunx. though.
Mary land Oklahoma the second
and third ranking team-, respeej
lively, have what appears til hfl
easier tasks The Terrapins gd
against Boston 1'nlvcr.dly anil liarrv Atfgnntx OVinhomi lodtealen
imt tied once. Will lest it- olfeiuivd
powt-r against Iowa State ill u
game that figures to be a rump.
Kan-.is. Die ninth ranking leant
in tin' nation, still with hopes o(
heating out Oklahoma for the III2
Seven title, ploys Kansas State in
a breath.
Villanovf No 10 and Die only
other major i nhr-iten. united
team tangles with Ihe Farris 1st
land Marines tnmght in i'liiladcl*
ihin Tonight's other two Idg cntij
efts pll Boston College
College a
( leui*on at Itiistou and Miam
again-1 Kentucky at Miami
In the Ixv League, I'riuceton,
which still can win the title, lakes
on Brown I'citn wia-'h is in the
lead it also t* undefeated although lied twice plays -dronj
I’eiin State m a mm league t-is-le
Tex as and Sn-iihorn Mcllmtlisl
( i n i v hi
Cusares And U-F
Seeks 51h Win Of
Year Over Auburn
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I ibiililrll I ”
Only the b->>* vvIn- believe
-tivtistii * will uririn- Unit Dmi p.
ili-fi-nse wi-nkimt-* I* -itiiD y
"ptlcnl iilm-i-m
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ImimtIan! games nre sprinkled
over the ii-st of the nation with
the California IV I.A contest prob
ably Ibe 1*0-1 from a cimi'ictltive
standpoint
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�ORK Is started at the nation’!
Capitol on the platform for
live Inauguration ot the neat PresIdcnt on January 20, 1933. Seata
for 13,000 spectator* will be prov Ided In front of the 989,700 *tand.
The itMl for the eupentructure
ut the itand It the tame that waa
used at the Inaufuratlon of P m ldent Truman. At left, Capitol ar
chitect David Lynn (right) and
IS. XV. Martin discuss ttve project.
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'Top-To-Bottom
Probe Started
Of Metal Deal
Government Plan To
% Purchase Tungsten
Being Investigated
By WARREN ROGERS JR.
WASHING?::, vh — A "top to
bottom” Investigation wax under
way today Into a government deal
to buy nine million dollars of Hum
ilen, already (he renter of a politi
cal storm causing rough words on
both side* of the Atlantic.
Defense Materials Administrator
, .Jess Larson—who signed the run
*tract and then canceled it as chief
buyer of critical good* for the gov
ernm enl—Inld u news conference
yesterday he is heading the Inves
ligation.
Larsen said one thing he wants
cleared up Is why he was nnt given
an unsigned letter-contract which
disclosed that the tungsten deal
Involved ■ 3 per cent fee lo three
men.
One of the three. Col. Lawrence
, is Westbrook, was fired Wednesday
night a* a Democratic National
Committee official
Demorrallr
Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell ord
ered the dismissal after a New
York Herald Tribune story called
the rase "the biggest 3 per renter
ileal ever excised In Washington "
Larsen said he has found no evi
dence thus far of "wrongdoing or
Influence" In his agencies In con
nection with the contract fur tung
sten. a scarce metal used in steel
^production, lie said hr will putdixh
’ all findings and, If there uppears
to be wrongdoing, will refer It lo
the Justice Department.
Westbrook, a research and devel
opment engineer end former Army
man, had l>een the Democratic
committee's liaison with members
of Congress since last Jan. 3 Re
cently he hid been working In
the Texas state campaign for the
Democratic national ticket
Westbrook told the Herald Tii
. bune from Dallas he had done noth
* Ing wrong, lie blamed the contract
cancellation on an International
group which he said wanted t > sell
strategic materials lo the Doited
States at a higher price thin his
client, a Portuguese firm called
Cimpanhla Allantica
Or.c member of this rival yir.up.
Westbrook said, was Hrii Hen
Tent B Wilson, F.uropean director
ol the Defense Material* l*r ........
incut Agency headed hy Larsu.i
In London. Wilson Issued u slate
* ment last night saying Weitniooh
"has talked himself Into u law
“VERILY I SAY UNTO YOU, INASMUCH AS YE HAVE DONE IT
UNTO ONE OF THE LEAST OF THESE MY BRETHREN, YE HAVE
DONE IT UNTO ME” - MATT. 26:40.
Second Report Is Business World Is
Issued By Farmer Much Interested
Marketing Group In Election Result
With only four more weeks to go
In the 1963 Agricultural Conscivn-
procuring strategic and critical
materials
"The charge Is a vicious and
Unmitigated lie "
Wilson said he tines not know
Westbrook and has "no stake what
ever in the outcome id Hie pending
elections "
Hen Dwight D Elsenhower. Hie
Kcpiihllcnn candidate for president,
said III a speeeh at New York flly
yesterday that the cute is the "sort
of crookedness (that) goes on and
on In Washington "
"They had to fire him because
someone caught up with him '
Elsenhower said of Westbrook
Larson expressed "utmost luilli"
In Wilson, hot added that the in
vestlgnlinn would Include Wilson's
activities l.arson said the rimlract
was canceled last Monday after
Wilson relayed word from a re
liable firm that Companhia Allan
Ilea was seeking lo buy tungsten
in the open market and resell it
to Hie U S at a higher price
This, l.arson said, vlnlatiul teems
ol the contract, in effect since Sept
It and signed by Westbrook on no
hull id the Portuguese rompunv
Even so. l.arson added he would
' have cuneoled it anywiiy il he hud
known any fee was involved
ant|
n*t|iit<l«
fm
Over Election
Many Men In Korean
Areas Haven’t Kven
Heard Candidates
istrntlon Issued n second report mi
llusinessm
progress.
',*Jl’,l 'J* wh
O. Leo Butner, county PMA, White llmisi
chairman said that five county "I Imslnessn
committeemen, mostly
working
anxmii
part time, have visited 22B S . . v
•'*'*
inole County farms since the emu
I'a'D
paiirn M artel .in Ovl. I Of !l»— . 1,1 , ;u h hnU
I7fi have fXivulr.l .•oiiirrvntmii uni» u lu l .*«
p la n s
Soldiers Show
Minor Interest
ID OI.EN CLEMENTS
••ni«*ii|: i »mh *
under 1063 A l l ’
Tin* chairman e*|»c«l« that vUit*
tu the rciiKiftiiliiir fm in** will be
cum plot ed l»y Noveiulter 2W§ wliiih
linq hrfti eMiibli«he«| it* « Huhiiiu
date for doing the jot*. Mr. Vlulnr■»
nai«l that it i« nei**«nnry t«»
that tli'ail'lim* t*» allow thr county
committee sufficient time to nview imlivlihial farm ronoervutinn
pinna ami approve the amount of
ACT fund* for rnrh farm prior t"
thr beginning of thr program y n i .
j an j
"Exceptions to the requirement
that a farmer make ids request fer
all practices for which he desitrs
assistance before Nov. 21* will tie
permitted only fot Justifiable In
dividual hardship e a s e s approved
hy the county eontmlllee,'* Mi
Butner stated lie *aidsuch udglii ,
include prolonged illness, alisenei
' frmn county dining the campaign
| period, nr acquisition of a fann
,ll,,r
.,
..
BILL HENDRIX DEPOSED
I! harmers are ieq„este,l
hy the
MIAMI rv—Hill Hendrix. Tulla|
PMA
chairman
to
cooperate
hv
Imssre. is no longer head of the
Klnridu Ku Klux Klan. the leader keeping any engagements which
„l a Hialeah klavern reported the eummitteemen make with then
in connection will, the cumnaign
Thursduy
Ira Erank (illihs. exalted eydops Knrmers nut „f t'nunty will he
ut the John B (inrdon klavern In given chance to mail It, their nHialeah, told newsmen Hendrix quests for participiitini, fur l!*6t
suldeet to up|il»vnl of committee
was replaced recently hy a "Jack
Minvdle man." lie said he didn’t man.
keen the name
Hilihs was interviewed when he
apiMsired to testily licfiire a federal
grand jury investigating the t’arv
er Village bombings in Miami
Hendrix announced last_ March
lie wus resigning .its KKK post
in run (or governor. He resumed
the twist after the primary, how
ever and Issued a statement In
Tallahassee In August as "grand
fragnn of the Southern Knights of
ALWAYS
FIR
the KKK "
« " l,'V HUesI
tin* Hu
1 Ih-m- «|»ie
iff |h»Ii.-> «l«
alftl. c«»iulm
u,,% l,M|
*,i,r,ly
,ri'
('litinn'i ol
‘Bill iiiraoiii
mi-nt ini^tit
piui** allot
'*4‘P5 R Nil;
A 'Jl,n,P 'J
ihu.Ho whi
PIE SANFORD IIEUALU
P
Krl. Oct. 31, 1932
Early Treatment
0I‘ Cancer Seen As
I'avorahle Factor
w ee k s
Most ol tlnee who will vote liave
ea*l then absentee ballot - and le
tinned to their wal climes Malty
learned of Hie issues through let
ters and newspaper clippings sent
from home
The Army radio lias urged .ill
servieemenl to vote
The Army newspaper Stars and
Stripes, has printed equal stories
• , „ • , . ,L „ .. and libel ally n*ed most
ol the
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.statem ents of both cimlnl.dcs Hot
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, 'th e newspaiiei usually am ves .it
ers ale on the side
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a bit about the Korean War ami
the frontline soldier — H IT TIIF.
American fighting man seldom
get* to hear or read much of It
Many troops in the lines have
never heard the voices of the mini
Hires Republican Ihvight Risen
bower ami Itemoeral AiUai Steve,
miii Ami iiianv have not lead much
ol what llicv have said
Despite tholoUK'i coverage ot the
catnpuiKu li> the Armed Services
Hatlio and ds network of stations
in Korea. Marines ami inland v men
haven't had a chance to hear it
There are few radio* at the (rout
Airmen in rear area fields and
sailors are better posted Vhcre
is about one radio to every 2" men
III ICJI aleaAssociated I'less co l respomlcnts
noticed onlv lukewarm mil lest in
Hie election t»v most fight,nr men
some ol whom ale loo yiiiilllt to
vote
llowevel
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of election lots in the last two
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Boll Fighting Has
ecial Appeal Tc
ildren Of Spain
By ITA t BOYLE
MADRID iyt — Few American
mother* want their non* to grow
up to be prlrc Tighter*. But In
Spain many mother*—particularly
among the poor—fondly hope their
little muchachoi end up in the hull
ring,
, I n a t I* one of the great drcami
of Spanish poor children.
The dream I* even stronger In
recent year* than In the past a*
the “ take-home pay" of the mata
or has soared tremendously. A
oren years or to ago the leading
bull slabber might get only a thousand dollar* for an engagement—
which iound« like nice money, but
matadors, like bricklayers, don’t
work the year around. Today the
fast man with the sword can pick
up six thousand dollars nr more
r a show, and even that fee has
en doubled.
Visions of such fat fees in youth
ful heads have created a new traf
flc haiord In the cities here. Ambl
turns young boys practice the bull
ghter’s
ghter s art by dodging............
among
—
a»*lng
cars.
liking taxis and ccars,
There
si
here arc three
schools
In Sp
S[
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• ‘ in
i forir an tnlsi.
total fee of a hundred
-About |2.!W—will glvo n
.
a crrllfirntc ontllllng him
to fight In any bull ring In Ibis
country. But the problem of these
embryo fighters then Is to find a
prompter willing In gamble a good
bull on him,
It Isn’t Just a matter of killing
the bull—a visiting town fnnurj
might do that with a baseball bat.
'iiiv nun must oe skewnrei* In
.way to please the crowds. To the
tans Dull fighting Is more an art
form, litre pointing or M-'ilpiunni
death, than It t* a science.
im y use ovii tnu usitiu oelween
a brave man who takes dinners
and the bull which attacks Inces
nnntly until, after receiving the
deadly sword shaft, he turns his
bark to the arena wall, kneels and
dies, It also has to he fast, colorfill and neat. The crowd whistles a
ragged or cowardly performance
on (he part of cither man nr bull—
the Spanish equivalent of the Bronx
cheer,
“ You have to acr at least a hun
dred hull fights before you even
begin lo understand what It’s ill
about," n Voternn fan said
An experim ent fan prides him
self on the fad Hint he ran predict
by the first step he lakes Into the
ring whether a bull is a 'nun nr
bravo. Nothing Is more b in some
in the ring than n bull who says
tn himself “To iitdl with all this,
I'm not mad nl anybody.’’ The
rrowd whistles In disdain ns he Is
dragged nut Inter with six black
darts stuck ill Ills carcass in showlie was yellow
Ills reward lor being good, ho
mw
over, Is tn bo dragged around
arena snnd by three mules to
crowd's applause. As ho Is dead li
either case, honor or dishonor
means nothing to hlin and no row
ovnc deliberately raises her bull
I
e
t
will take aspirants as young ns 14
Bui Ihcy so for have turned nut tut
top matadors. The real eliamps
start as kid cattle herders on
ranches and they may begin as
young as Id. One boy puls on a
hollow bull'd I rad and chargos at
a comrade won makes with (he
cijio waving.
Promising kids aro llien allowed
to test the bravery of fcmnle
calves, for Spanish ranchers have
M theory that cowurdly female
calves later will deliver cowardly
,bulla. If the lady calf won’t krrp
charging At the hoy, she. Is slough
K
Boys g r a d u a l ^ from female
calves to young bulls and they may
become full-fledged matadors at 17
—if they show enough skill.
It Is a short career. Most mata
nigh between 25 and
dors are through
30. For most of thrm, their dreams
come true. Only a
sen or so reach the financial top
they can
................„
afford __
tn nay
or so for their roitumex. Poor
roor
have to rent their bull ring
clothes.
, ............terms of death, the trade
of Iho matador Is perhaps Jess
risky than prlre lighting in Amcrt
ca. N» matador has hern klllrd In
K im shire 1047, when Ihe great
ilunolete slew the bull that, dying,
urnrd and gored him fa (ally.
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l)R. H. McLAULIN
OPTOMETRIST
111 Magnolia
PfcnM 111
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OR. H. K. RING
CHIROPRACTOR
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
1MT Sanford Avenue
SCIENTIST
Herbert J. Bass, Pastor
Bible School 0:43 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Bible School nnd Morpin* Wnr
ship will be held in the South Side
school building located nt Fif
ill Church Notices must bo presented at The Herald office by 4:M teenth and Palmetto, Enter the
building from the east side. No
*. M. on the day before publication.
evening service will bo held this
week due to renovation of our
CENTRAL BAPTIST CIIURCII
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
church auditorium.
Twelfth Htrret and Laurel Avenue Fourteenth Street and Oak Avenue
Rev. S. L. Whatley, Pastor
Harold E. Bullock
Sunday School 0:43 a.m. "Bring THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Amelia J. Bullock
of Oviedo. Florida
Sunday i 0:45 a.in. Sunday the family to Sunday School."
Morning Worship II :00 *,m. Ser
Dr. Frank C. Morgan, Pastor
School, Mrs. C. S, Dandrldge,
mon
by
the
pastor.
Broadcast
over
0:43
a.m.
Sunday School. Mr.
Supt. 11:00 o.m. Morning Worship,
B. F. Wheeler Sr., superintendent.
pastoral message. 2:30 p.m. Prison Radio Station WTRR.
B.T.U. 0:30 p.m A Union for
11-00 a.m V « n o n liy Ihe pO-t
Evangelism, Charles Willis In
age group
tor: "You ta n - h .M h " ,
charge. 0:30 p.m. Chrlst’a Ambas each
Evening Worship 7:30 p in. Ser
6:30 p.m. Training Union. Guest
sadors. 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic mon
by the pastor.
Speakers: W. Bruce Aberncthy and
Service.
.
„
. .
"Come Thou WHh Us And We K. V. Tier.
Tuesday: 7:45. p.m. Special Will Do Thee GomJ,"
7:30 p.m. Sermon by the pastor:
Evangelistic meetings begin with
raced —Inside’ .
“Rev. Kklnn
- ’
------1, El
of* *tendon,
England. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH "Two
Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. "Tht>
Meetings will continue nigh
nightly ex
Oak Avenue and Third Htrret
Hour of Power".
rept Saturday. Rev. Sklnn
8klnn has
cept
haL
Rev. A. 41. Mrlnnls, Minister
served a numihe
W of yeara as sec 0:43 a.m. Sunday School.
retary of the Assemblies of Oml
FIRST METHODIST CIIURCII
11:00 a.m. Morning
ng Worship An
J. E. McKinley, Minister
in (ircat Britain.
thems: "O Lord of Ifraven and
Miss Thelma Long,
Earth ami Sea". Dykes by Chsneel
Director Christian Education
Choir; "I Heard the Voice of JesCONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
us Kay". IlaLhbun by Chancel 0:43 a.m. Sunday School. A class
Corner Park Avenue and Third Choir, with solo by Charles Morri for every age.
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship.
Street
son. Sermon by Mr. Mclnnls
’’Holy Communion"
J. Bernard Root, Minister
Church Nursery 10:43-12:00 each Sermon:: "Holy
0:30
Intermediate and Sen:30 p.m.
p.
Sunday School 10.00 n.m.
Sunday morning.
vshlp Service.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Ser 6:00 p.m. Pioneer Fellowship, Inr Fellowship
;30 p.m.
n.r Evening Worship. Bcrmon: ‘Traveling In Circle*"
Please bring sandwiches. Individ 7:30
The Tedium Of Toil
ual boxes (nr the Oklahoma Or mon "To Know Jesus’
"Thsnk Ood every morning when phanage will lie packed at Ibis
you get up that you have something mrrtlng.
CIIURCII OF CHRIST
In do that day which must be done
5:30 p.m. Senior High Fellowship.
Him Avenue and Second Street
whether you like it or not. Being
7:30 p m. Evening Worship. An
J. V, Nicholson, Minister
'creed to work and furred tn do them: '‘Hushed and Still Ihe Even
10:00 n.m. liildit Study.
vour best, will breed In you tern- Ing Hour". Dickinson by Youth
peranre end lelf-enntrnl, diligence Choir, wllh solo by Mary Ann
11:00 a.m. Murnlng Worship.
and strength of will, cheerfulness Wilke. Sermon bv Mr Mclnnls.
I):M0 p.m. Evening Worship
mil content, and a hundred vir
broadcast over WTRIt. Sermon
tues which the Idle will never CHRIST CIIURCII, LONOWOOli Topic", (Ihrdlcore", "Hlcsseil are
’mow."
( Episcopal)
I they that do bis rontmnndmenls
Charles Kingsley The Rev. II. Lytllrlon Zimmerman that they may have the right to
the ri-e of life, nnd may enter In
11. II., Prlenl-in-Charge
through the gates Into the city.
21*1 Sunday after Trinity
ALL SAINT’S CHURCH
Rev. 22:11.
Holy Communion 1*:00 n.m.
Enterprise
Wednesday 8:00 p.m. Bible Stu
Auirustlnlnn Fathers from the
21st Sunday after Trinity
Morning Prayer and Sermon at Ooo<| Shepherd Monastery, Orange dy.
Visitors always welcome.
City, will officiate at Services.
11:00 a.m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
800 East Second Street
Sunday School 0:30 ujn.
Church Service 11:00 n.m.
Wednesday Service 8:00 p.m,
it. admit Hoorn Tuesdsyn mid
Fridays 3:00 lo 5:00 p.m.‘
Spiritual llhcmtlnn from en
slaving xln will tie explained nt
Christian Science services next
Sunday. "EVERLASTING PUN
ISHMENT" Is the sul.Joct or the
Lesion-Sertnon.
A verso from Proverbs (10:21)
supplies the Golden Text: “ Evil
pnrsneth sinners: but to the right
eous good shall tw repnyed."
Passages from the Bible (King
tames Version) include the pro
phet r..-ntft4-Vi-,,«iiirnt! "Hava I
any pleasure nt all that Ihe wicked
should die7 salth the laird God:
nnd not that he should return from
his ways, end liveT” (Elcklrl 18:
23).
Reading I mm the Christian
Seienre textbook, "Science nnd
Health with Key to the Scrip
tures" hv Mary nnknr Eddy Inelude: "The way to escape the
misery of sin Is to cease sin
ning. , . . Fear of punishment
never made man truly honest.
. , . Through human conscious
ness, convince the mortnl nf his
mistake In seeking material means
for gaining happiness” (p. >327),
Park Avaaua a t (Hath Street
W. P, Brooks, J r - Pastor
John L. Miller, Minister of
RdUcitfo*
“We’ve Saved A Flare For You”
Sunday School 0:46 a.m, "Bring
All the Family". We provide a
■place for every' member of the
family. Even the babies.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.i
Sermon — W. I*. Brooks, Jr.
Training Union 6:16 p.m, Unions
for nil age groups. Nursery for
the small children.
Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Ser
mon — W. P. Brooks, Jr. For the
next few Sunday evenings the Pas
tor will bring a series of messages
on "Courtship and Marriage."
Wednesday Evening Service 7:30
p.m. Wo continue with the study
of “ Progress In the Christian
Ufe."
Nursery open a t all Sunday
Services anil also a t the Wednes
day evening service for the small
children.
WELCOME.
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
C*l
(Eplin f i l)
Rev. H. LyttMmi ZIMmerm ■*
R-D.Ru
l i s t Sunday after Trial*>
8:00 am. Holy Communion.
8>S
HP
or
out
c-otfgTV, r x o
0:30 n.m. Family Service and
sire
itU&
Church School,
in u. V s s s r u , n»r*xuasi
11:00 a.m. Choral Eucharist and
ISI IJMH o r T fil STATS: OH
Sermon.
Pervleau during Iho weak:
. . . D U FD u . adrfMKI.1.. WetHoly Communion dally a t 7:30 S e n A part w e a ls. Tfeew assllle, u. «-.
ats nsreby required lo (li
u.m. except Friday a t 9:00 a-m. ana1*ouserve
answ er tn
“
servs your srwwer
to the
Inn
S acram en t
of
Penance-Tt-ace e t-------—
^ n»rein
Complaint
herein asslnet
lumpinu
„ riled
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Chapel — S atu rd ay — 5:00-0:00 y*U In iKs above.enUtied
chin. on
tve.entitled cl
nr before the 14th day of Nnvyp.
p.m.
V. 1»S*
Its* upon IttAI.l'irn.
her. A. D.
C L A Y T O N , plaintiff's
stinm -y.
herein, whose address la l o t Con.
UPHALA COMMUNITY
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. C. C. Whtta. M laktrr
Regular eervlrae
Unified Services 10:00 n.m.
Church school and talk by pastor.
Young Peopls’s Meeting 7100
p.m.
Evening Service 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday evenlnge 7:00 p.m.
Prayer and Bible Study.
Mrs. Paul Marra — Pianist.
Mr. Alfred Ericsou, Supt. of
Church School.
Mr. George retold, Leader —
midweek service.
d e s ls a a u d as the new spaper in
which tlila order shall be published
once a w sek for four consecutive
w eeks. IIKRR1N PAII. NOT n il A
D BCR RE PRO CONPISUMO WILL
flK RNTKHKD AOAINHT TOU F o il
SUCH FA IL tm K .
Itie nalure o f Ibis su it la a hill
for dlveree.
WITNBUH »ly hand and eral at
Sanford, dem lm ils County, Florida,
th is Jlrd day o f October, A. |g>.
a P. IIKItNIMiN.
Ae Clirk 1,'lri-iitl Court
Urmlnole County. Florida
CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
Park Avenue and Fourteenth
FREE GIFTS!
Street
Glenn E. Smith, Pastor
Redeem three reap eaai Bardea'a,
Bible School 0:46 a.m.
O r ts s e s . Ere. F ilb ert, B ollard
Morning Worship 11:00 n.m.
Liaslo o s e .
H earth
Cieb
ood
Pastor's subject: “Only A Rem
R elelah e l
nant". Communion Service at 11:45 riJVKNTII DAT ADTKNTIST
WALTER II. TRAPP
FREE METHODIST (111111(11
CHURCH
a.m.
Ml K. Sere ad Sf.
'*
Corner Fourth and Laurel
Evening Service 7:45 p.m. An Seventh Street and Km Avenue
a lore Mewre — Hen. thrw Frt.
K, E. Menslug, Puetur
Rev. C. Z. Miner, Pastor
Informal service for all ages, The
Ui.m A. H. le fli*e p. M.
Church Service 11:00 a.m. Sat
Sunday Bible School 0:46 a.m. pastor will speak on the subject:
John Cran'tott, Superintendent. "An Uproar of Kingdoms", Ail urday.
SP R riA I. ROTRi nATDNNATS
Agnes Cranston, Chorister. Mrs. are cordially Invited to each of
fine p. h . ie mtra p, w.
Hutdinth School 0:110 a.m. Mre.
Frank Cranston, Pianist.
II. Buckner, superintendent.
these services.
Tell ynnr Irleedei yen'll de them
Classes for all ages. YOU AUK
Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8:00
e fever
p.m.
WELCOME.
WESLEYAN
METHODIST
Visitors ere welcome.
Morning Worship. Message by
CIIURCII
Ihe Pastor,
Paots
Evangelistic Service, Sung and
George Marsh, Pastor
Praise nt 7:30 p.m. Message 8:iMt Revival services nrc In progress
p.m.
All Lauding Makes
with Rev. D. C. Stone nnd Rev.
Prayer Meeting nnd Bilde Study Brown of North Carolina in charge
Repairs and UecondUlottinf
Wednesday night, 7:30 p.m, "Do of services. They will preach ovory
you believe that God answers night at 7:33 p.m. Special music
prayer even today? Meet with ua, and singing.
Pkoue 1418
2001 Ccrfar A r r n t#
Wednesday night, nnd welcome.
A cordi
dial wi
vclcomc (a all.
New and Used Instruments
Kukur*s Musical Instrument Shop
VOTE FOR THE
HOSPITAL
THE LIFE IT SA VES MA Y BE YOURS
Don’t Be Confused!
Don’t confuse the Fish Estate hospital pn^ram with the Bond Issue.
In voting MYes” on the hospital ballot you are providing FUNDS for
a county hospital You are NOT voting on plans, administration or
facilities.
Be sure to provide the money first!
Then let's talk plans
and particulars.
It may he years before the Fish
build.
Your vote for the county
Trustees can arrange a f f a i r s to
funds will assure a hospital regard
less.
Your Cost Is Low!
County taxes ONLY arc involved. Look at your last tax receipt. The
hospital levy will be $3 for each $1000 above the $5000 homestead ex
emption. For most people this means NO ADDITIONAL TAX.
How To Vote!
Property owners must vote Yes or No. Ask the Clerk at the Poll for
the Hospital B allot
If you are not registered as a l a n d owner,
DAYS fD RCMEMMR
BIRTHDAY
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
U ffM l
show a tax receipt or deed fW Seminole county property.
ballot “Yes” if yob wttrt the h aupHri.
Mark the
Care « M l|t the hospital now and
Hie ho^pMl will caTO iffllr you later.
y,rs:r
County
sum
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DR. I m T. DOSS
W H E N Y O U T H IN K O F
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SAY ARMOUR'S!
For Frnl
tin South Kalin etc n Arena*
- For Service
HUNT’S TUXKDO FEED STORE
11H S u n f o n t
OPTOMETRIST
E Y E S EXAM INED
CiLASSES FITTED
noons n in 1j—2 t» s
FERTILIZER . . . .
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DU. C. L. PERSONS
CI1IKOPR ACTOII
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Greatest Collector
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EAST
FIRST
STREET
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PHONE 78
n
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Place Your Order Early!
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For
A
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING - TYPING
CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE
ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
I
Coleman
FLOOR FURNACE
OK
SPACE HEATER
Roy Wall, Plumbing
CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD
Autlm rim l CoK-mnn Dealer
1007 Sitnfnnl Avenue
TELEPHONES 180 nnd 1071
llooni ( 0 1 Sanford Altnntlc National llnnk llullillng
Pultne 1113
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pli"ii* I I'.lf* I iiinitm ■' Center
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need Invitr I*, hIii'II Jewelry. Ml I* heal uf Hiuwera
Klnlaheif —
Kmk, Apt. 2.
IlnHiilehed. New mul Uaeil
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were. Alan I,lilt milt*, i .itdiiiiiii
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fri’llnn. Oil flnnru innile Ilk*
law. Sliii'hliiK, rlrnnlnif A w«lluu, ulmi pm I nl'K' pinyer plant,
fimvimr Heinliinln cyiiniy alncr
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pill
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|luinfi'It ink
Herviro.
Kliiine 1777 II nfi»i 7 nil p. nt.
I'M'llIIIINO
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Servile, Call M7, Swain’* flat*
tery Servli u. Sunfiird Avonua
iirul 2nd Htrurt.
A l l TA’I'KS 1111111111/i■i work, lira-"I'lihle Iliil.-' Klee
i ilimutra,
Khun. MOM .1 A I i li a r e y .
wall’* luati'i
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l.lfetlnie AIijminiiiit
Kroo Kntliimli'u Kree lit'!ulliiUon f'ele.
plmne 112ft
Ktiriiliuie I'enlar,
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AC e B I T
THIS
I’KRSONAI- INVITATION TO
MEET
ME
IN
SUNDAY
HCHOOI. AT THE ASSEMBLY
OK (H)l>, 12th AT LAUREL*
’J illi A..M. SUND AY7
avii . i ,
11—
VtfS'1*E U*.’ tSW
« Myrtle Ave.
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A CTOMOIIII.ES
We’ll liny your rtir rrgardlMa 0*
Ana; or cmidiiinn.
l.lMI.' Hi Kiel lined Cart
2nd and Sanford
I94« Chevrolet
*v Ton Pickup
Truck. A 'l Cotidlllnn, T i r e * ’Exeellenl. Can Be Hn'ti At Samlnohi Tiro Shuji.
WK HUY* AND '(iKLL
CLEAN
lain model umuI cura.
See W. E. MoMaatera
Ii r a ti o Odh im Used Cart
Utli ti Dark A»tJ.
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1939 'PONTIAC ADC
Itm : UOt.OO
10— Bndnua Opportunity —10
Ave., Wynnewood.
HOUSE for S»Ie—story and a half ___________________________
_
IT—
for all
Bnm In hark wHh flm uc. Klnw* .HWEKT[nAMI.IN ornritrea, *1.00 SUBSCmiPTION AO
l ' l . V N o s ,.
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4th
13’ I *1111 l l ’S Cnlmil'il ( ’Iraner* "know
lunv" 1111»-. I* S um O uuiranteeij
niolhpriHiflnif ii .anre
you of
"llmidlmv" iippeniHlier
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I'lANOS New anil lined. Term* - (A- AIITICI.KH WANTED —«
All uni ilrfeme Inuf.Iny liulli retdTrade-ina. KhiIi i ' h I'iuiiit Hlure,
(rude line I
ala mul aalea nre liikpu AVe huve ,
K.lilli Mvrlle
Avenue,
t'hnne AVe Inly, ar'l *
furniture. AVIl’i'n-Muhr Kitfii
In pruyrettn new dealifn't |u»* | I2*W AA'
llure Co. i ll ! K. 1*1. I ’lione !H>H
cmilpleleil hv Hie mrhllert In
fuel oil ,
attlnellve Klufldn alylee. New USED SI’ACK heiilrr,
I a lil^ t y p e . ( H a l u p I *. ft h k i i u ", I
K U IIN IT l'H E
r l lA leimn with luw down pay
I’ltmie 3 3 |U
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Hold in Traded
S("p
meiltn. If v*m have a lid (Ilia
1 hy or Telephone 112ft KiiHmIo ''
limy he anfflelrn( tm down pay
KOKA. CHAIIIH, iilano, rndl",
Center - llrt AV Klral
ntenl.
aewlflK lllllrlillie, elilld'a lllryclr.
O/.IHII-AVHM.KK IIHAIKH. INC.
Kaay leriiia. ill'J Ouk Ave., USUAL infmil Irainlnir eltm i.
120,1 llandolph Hlrrrl
Clirine K&2-AV.
ehviip and uo'ul condition. Cu'i
Iftftfi-Wil.
TODAY’S HKRCIAI.
3-2H Inrli hlryi-li-a — I nlrl'a, 1
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KIVK IIOHM IIOU.HK, on 7 Inti,
hoy'u
ifoiul rondilliin. Tel. 7 _
I'cla.I.lvi'ulurk-SiipltlirN —7
roinpli'tely furniaheil,
Kliuir HiKI.M.
ON ACCOUNT of other Iuimiu sh
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linre like renl.
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alic nnd lay|n« hriia,) <’nritnct
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I III
Klmlda Stale Hunk fildir.,
Cnnnhllnif of Hnfn, ninlrhlnjf
’’('nil H a i r
Khuno 17ft8
rhalr, end lahle, alep lablt,
IS—
'HULK WANTED
a
cork I i*l I table, 2 lam pit, amokar
TWO nKUliOOM roncretr hlock
Experienced llrnkr and Krnnt End
and eofn pillow. All for
home and ifmuue. Ouk Hoorn,
Man * ! " Hid |||I mul operute
<I TIMID
idaened porrli, alwded luiidKirc.ntmie llruke Dept. No diifl
AIATIIKH OK SANKOIlD
acuped lot, 1 m| :i AVrnunrr« Ave.t
er, itcuily work. Vacation, fined
201-011 K. la!. HI.
I'hune 127
pay for rltfht party. Klreatimc
HOUSE—ennerdte hlnrk, 2 hed
JMrA.ei. 111 L id la l BC
room a, (IK. kllrhen, Itreerewny. Mra. tlrown Mlller’a Krult Cnkra
carport, Vtitelhi i IIIIlid*, apace
AVOHS AVANTKH
imrkcd fur nveraea* ahipplnt;. 9—
heater. Near Navy B ajx Owner
chttpe lO'JO-J.
h
l n j; tram
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t o niu;t
m u t t Mil
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o w n payment.
p a y p itp !.
C o n l a c i Fl/LI, SIZE
down
Conlarf
Konmorc rkctrlc
cnc«j. ,5IrrL Mirlum
Vlr.up,
o w n e r , 2130 Y j Il A n . ( F h l l l i p r
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Terrace).________
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trie Irini. lamp', ami oilier llliie
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mill h0 mili’il mt Mliner lull tvHit
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PHONE 118
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offered fi>f unit* fm tit iluy. ill n i
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nti' iitxl mil.iili1 nf tin' i it v Uni
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WE’RE FOR A6LAI STEVENSON FOR PRESIDENT
BECAUSE OF ABILITY, COURAGE, LEADERSHIP
And now i* the time to endorse
a candidate for 1'resldcnt.
We have waited through the
shakedown political Mason and
until both candidates made some
major speeches In order to get
- - i r |aome guage of their
political
laadtrshlp.
i
We have waited until all the
primaries were finished In order
to see what congressional and
senatorial candidate,, would travel
with General Dwight Kisenliower
and Governor Aiilnl Kteven-on
respectively.
W* have seen something of the
General and the Governor In the
last lh years In Washington. Be*
the roneenled to heram*
for* either
a randidal# we dug Into their past
altitude* and utteranree on pub
lic Issue*. We attended both poli
tical conventions to observe them
sad how they were nominated.
W* have read every speech and
every statement of both candid air*
up to this date.
Governor Stevenson ho* won
our enthuslastle support because:
“If* ‘Is better fitted
“ rd ttechnically to
be President.
He hes a talent for polltlml
'ader " that a successful lieu
leadership
of a democratls state must huve.
lie haa the greatest political
courage of any major leader of
our times.
This roorag* Is already bringlag national unity and purpose
late focus for both hi* party
ami the nation, Special Interest
groups, whether they he rarlsl.
economic or regional, have been
told to eased no ravura that
collide with out national and
International need*.
In contrastt
General Elsenhower has demon
strated that he has no grasp of
UM realities, the mechanic* and
history of our civilian gov
•m ats at.
' Re hae pandered to every howl
ing faction and already has made
premise* which have no possibili
ty of political fulfillment. If he
wins We will have s stalemated
government because Ills candidacy
rests on • coalition of Incompati
ble factions.
Th* thoughtful voter eeea Ihsl
•he Tafi-Jeaner-MrCerlhy win*
Of ‘th* ”llepukllcin
~ ,A“ " “forty
‘ Is
U more
dominant then th* robust Elscnbower personality.
We ore judging Klsenhowor end
Stevenson end their respective
parties aa of IDfi'J—not Hoover or
D*w*y, Rooaevelt or Truman end
their respective panics In the
past.
Parties can change with candi
dates and candidates can change
with parties. In the case of
Dewey and the Republican Party
neither changed and the party
• j|rav*d_ to bo tho morn enduring.
_ Democratic Party changed
* Truman more then he changed
i th* party. A party ha* a per
MMlIly. and a composite conid-
or eoul and the heed of the
ilty must express or erumlclato
Iraame and aspiration*.
."Peat la Prologue”
L * li first address ourselves to
Which of the two parties scums
beat prepared to face the danger, «ua and exciting problems of the
. Wf»t half of Twentieth Century.
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w a mention “century” because
■ tha Influence of th* new Preal1
dblit,
new Congress
and th*
Ifl
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“ *the
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gcr normal to more than two*
thirds of the world’s population,
‘ rlci
The Aslan and African
and
South American politicians sim
plified nil thla hy saying “throw
the foreigners out.
Japanese
military imperialism was based on
“ Aslu for the Asiatic” and
throughout the world lenders of
the various colored races traced
the burdens nnd Idutne fur all
Ihelr troubles on tho while man.
But th* nomination and gift
head of the Republican I’arty did
not come to the General on a gol
den platter, The proceex of com
promise began even before the
end of the convention.
TIIF. GENERAL'S NEW 'AHMY'
Because be Is unskilled In the
art of politics, General Elsenhower
did not know how to tuku com
mand even when he became head
uf the party. Appeasement set In.
He is not the
tne captive uf Hie Jrre
conriluhle Republicans who will
sabotage our machinery for per
manent peace. He lias embraced
them atm Is their happy leader.
A fter World War I the Russian
Communists were quirk to ex
ploit thl* hurt and humllltatlim
of the colored people* of the
world. In the Twenties, a Itenulieiiutillran Administration, fearful of
itruwlng unemployment, paused an
immlgratinn art that wa* an Insult
of every Asiatic. The fire* of na
tionalism were fed xlll) further
by Hitler1* racial policies in the
Thirties.
He could hnve hit a high uml
courageous moral note by refus
ing to endorse men like Jenn»r
nhd McCarthy. That wax the signal
that the doubtful and Independent
voters awaited.
> Truly we have lived and are
living through wnrtd revolution.
The question now I* which parnbllcan
ly—Democratic or ftrpuli
—ran heat serve uh and steer
u* the rest of the way.
Alsu they ex peeled him to rethe dangerous and slick
f iudiate
ntrlgue In the foreign plank of
Our domestic and foreign poli
cies are Inseparable. Our tuxes,
our wages, our public improve
ments and the degree of m ilitar
ism we must embrace, depend on
the degree of success that wu
have in working and growing
with other people* of the world.
Th# forty Record*
Ho let il* Judge the records of
the two parties and then examine
to what extent General Fixedbower or Governor .Stevenson cun
land and change those records In
the future.
The Democratic record, which
General Elsenhower bus endorsed
In principle Is long and proud.
Here are Its main points:
Good neighbor policy—begun by
Cordell Hull of Tennessee kept
I-attn America In our orbit during
World War II amt Is building a
greater trade potential which is
uf particular benefit to Florida.
WHITE. SUPREMACY - Asiatics are no longer insulted by n
Republican Immigration low which
aroused all of Asia—u reform led
bv the Inlc Henutor Andrews of
Florida—which provides a luisls
lor ntir Impes of building demo
cracy In the Fast anil eliminates
a* least one Communist propa
gundu line.
RECIPROCAL TRADE — Basel
on till' freo trade her Huge of Iho
Democratic Parly, these treaties
stand as n great hope of n sta
bilised world economy without
which theic ran he no permanent
peace.
MARSHALL PLAN - Has proviiletl tho ecolioinir aid which bus
uialdcd Frunce uml England,
’taly ami Yugoslavia to become
allies Instead of satellites. Hero
the Ilcmorrats Showed high poli
tical courage nnd the American
people their real belief In demo
cracy In their wllllngm-xs to pay
for a cold war after vlrtury on
the battlefield.
POINT FOUR — A program
for teaching American know-how
tu “backward” countries so lhat
they
nicy may become
heroine strong
strung and Inin
dependent. Htlll in Its early stages,
Il lias already wiped out debilitat
ing disease In parts of the Near
East and taught Asiatic farmers
modern methods enable them to
feed thameelve* In the future.
hver in Washington neat January
will go far beyond th* neat four
«r eight year*.
■During the flrat half of the con
tent the United State* he* had
)*• adjust to a bracking up of th*
•Id Imperialist-colonial empire*
tnd th# political and military
tthlltloM that went with them.
t; To-o centers of world power
:»4ho U. H. aod the U.R.S.H.—
eiuorged from thla. Oura la haa*f
th* Christian coocept
( l i t th* lodlvldual la Import'■hM« hear* (ho Htate oalata to
onto and protact Iho Individ■II rather than tho Individual
nomination and the world would
see and hear the ‘real’ Ike the
man of sincerity and high moral
purpose.
Republicans, despite th* fact that
It was General Elsenhower him
self who organised and built this
union.
These are the hey Inetruneata
the Deaiocrst* have forged to
fight world communism ead to
weg* a permanent peace. They
era the eaeasurte of statesmenship and Imagination of the
Democratic Party, Including Ita
Southerner* almost to a man.
For the South, too, ha* emerged
from Ita colonial atatua In the
but twenty years, because the
Demaerats saw the need of
triwtlae tho fraito of lave*.
Um and octoaco la tho United
Htatao first.
But aeletwo and Invention do not
itaad atlll and they too aro af-
ADI,AI K. STEVENSO N
hope for new economic and so
cial nx well as scientific and In
dustrial frontier*. The Democra
tic I’lulfoim recognises this, but
there wee no mention In the Re
publican 1'latform or any key
GDI' s p c r c h r s of the alum.
On The I’ollllrnl Hide
An now let us examine tho
lerords of the two purllc* on Un
political nx compared to the eco
nomic side of international pence
and cooperation. A Democratic
President mimed Woodrow Wilson
had the concept of it League of
Nation* to Insure that the “war
to end war” meant wlint he prom
ised it would mean. A group of
Hepiihllcan ncnators started In
sabotage thla poMxilillltjr of en
lightened International ro-operathin even while World War I we*
raging, Their motives were do
mestic ami economic ami stem
lark to the historic difference of
free trade and protective tariff
between the lleptildican uml De
mocratic parties.
Economic
Isolationism, a t
tempts In rullect debts from
ruined economies before reviv
ing them, and a premature dis
armament policy — all part of
Republican post-war policies—
mad* World War II Inevitable.
It rreatrd th* opportunity for
dlrtalors with hroken economlrs
to win over disheartened and
frustrated peoples. Republican
President Harding — In good
faith—had promised adherenr#
lo the World Court aa a sop to
the Internationalists In his par
ty. But even thla ha could not
deliver onre he waa In office
and neither could his two Re
publican auceasaora.
Hut today only seven yrara
after the Jwpaneie surrender, wo
have n United Natlona nnd a net
work of regional alliance* which
Russia with all har aatcllltea doe*
not choose tb attack. When the
Communlita decided to test thla
framework for peace on the 38th
I'araUel In Korea, they found more
than half 1Kb world ready to de
fend the Idea of collective eecurtty.
TUB REPUBLICAN KOI.It
Thla la historic.
Thla la the greateit progress
toward permanent world peace
during the Twentieth Century,
Thle waa achieved ae Democra
tic foreign policy, and a majority
—a large majority—of Republi
can* In Congrats.have fought th*
acta and appropriations that have
made thla policy possible. Rome
of tho moat Utter of these or* op
for re-electloo thla year tad th*
Repoklleaa PreoMoatlel caadldat*
haa aadoraod thorn. They Include
sock Irresponsible mew aa Aenatar
MeCarthy. Jeaaer, Kern, Watkins,
5H.3 per rent of thrlr vote*. On
foreign poller Issues he agrees
completely only with the “ Young
Turks” among them—Flanders
of Vermont, Ives of N*w York,
Lodge of Massachusetts end
Smith of New Jersey,
There are II Democratic Senoluis op for i e-elect Ion l i d * ycur.
On I lie sunn- key Issues, Htevensun
agrees with 77.8 per rent of their
voles. On foreign policy IJar*sit'll I'll?
disagrees completely with only
Pin.Senator l l y r d of V l r g l n i u .
As a kind of absolution uf num
ber of Reonldicani have given
the Democratic foreign
support lo Hupolicies. The lute Hrnator Vandenberg of Mlebignn—a former Is
olationist—wn* an outstanding
i sample, Senator Lodge of Mas
sachusetts
Is uiuither.
After
working his heart out tu get
Elsenhower nominated, he is
fighting for his own political Ilf#
becauo of the eneintca he made In
Ills own state and bis own party.
The question that every
very voter
must fare nest Tuesday Is
whether Eisenhower I* strong
enough so that, without any par
ly background, he can bend
and turn the Republican I’arty
from Its historic groove.
We think Dial the votes of Re
publicans in their primaries are
proof thut Dio party la stronger
than the man.
And that brings us to a final
appraisal of the General nnd the
Governor.
THE VANISHED •CRUSADE*
Elsenhower’s friends were hon
est In tailing the General that hla
would he a triumphal tour for
nomination and olcctltn. They
honestly thought that the “r e a r
Ike, the magic o f Ms name and
lug echient that divided the party
on foreign policy. They underesti
mated the underlying unity of the
Democrat* nnd tne shattering Im
pact of the 8t*v*nion political
personality,
,
Thus the Klacahower forelga
policy—an against ths Demo
cratic foreign policy—waa to b*
the whole 1151 campell a. Be
hind It would com* tne liberal*
and forward looking of both
parties and all tho enlightened
independent voter*.
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General Elsenhower haa dis
qualified himself to lead thla na
tion on anything approximating
the fanlgn policy which has boon
built during the last 20 years and
give* genuine hop* of averting
There are Jl Republican
stars ap far re-electloo
yotr. On II hey issue*, I
n*w*v la la agrpomeot with
hla party’s platform. It haa ap
pealed to I’olea In pivotal cities
I lk * Buffalo,
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Ilk*
('sechs In Chicago
It the price
pr
—but
of It might be
war In a Jittery Europe. Instead
ha elaborated on this John Fos
ter Dulles creation of “libera
tion” end “retaliation” vs. “con
tainment” In hla speech before
th* American Legion, Reaction
from Europe wsx Immrdsle end
violent. In I'hllsdelphla 10 days
later the General bslktd end
howled and tried to explain away
polltlcF
npleti
could wreck completely
what he
had built in NATO.
In nlmust every speech and
statem ent the General places his
campaign on a “moral basis.” The
leadership of America
ai
and the
world which ho envisage* is one
where no taint of dishonesty can
touch him or hla administration.
But twice In one week he a t
tempted to dupe hla nation-wide
audiences by lurtured quotes
from context and look I'reeldenl
Truman and Speaker Ham Beyhum as his targets. They were
dishonest uuntes and the Gener
al was called on them hard. In
u press less friendly his words
would have been draped around
him like an albatross.
Suppose,he Is elected. Rayburn
and plenty of Democrat* will atlll
bo doing business on Capital Hill.
Can the General then appeal to
thorn on high “moral'' ground* or
won't they regard him a* Ju*t
another politician who got caught
with his quotes nuwnT
THE STEVENSON CONTRAST
In contrast, Governor Stevsnson
refused to go through th* usual
unties and trailing to g*t the
Democratic nomination. No man
In our times before hai become
head of a major party at no ex
pense and political obligation to no
one.
The Governor knew how to us*
this power and immediately put
men of stature and Integrity In
key ami sensitive spots.
When he opened his rampaign
unofficially, It wa* tu follow In*
General at the American Legion
convention — the most difficult
spot Imaginable.
llut Instead of pandering to
lh* Legionnaires at l ha General
had don*, th* Governor flrat
kidded lh* soeka off them, and
than (old thaai that they could
aspect no special favor* from
til* for Ihu simple roaaon that
. ho rogardod (ho offlco of Pronldonl oo on* that rapcoeaatod all
of iho people—not an aaoort*
meat of apodal favored group*
or nlnorillaa.
Stevenson followed thla by loll*
Inn labor In Detroit, farmer* In
Mlnneaota, power-hungry Northweaternera and oll-rleh Teaana
that they would get no apeelal
privilege! that ho would Mt for
the good of th* country aa 0 whole
and not yield to preaeur* from any
group—and thla Included the pre
datory Ham-and-Bgg*ra In Call-
Vote For The
Democratic
Nominee!)
lake th* honest end whole poli
tical truth.
And to the further delight of
the nation the Stevenson campaign
lx full of humor. America can
laugh end In honest laughter there
is strength the totelltarlens can
not match.
Adle) Stevenson, moreover, lies
s record of good administration
and achievement In Illinois where,
despite e Republican Legislature,
he cleaned out the dregs of years
of-------GUI’ corruption, expam led Hod al Security, put the police under
civil service, fired u raft of State
employes who didn’t work nnd
raised the pay uf those who did.
In national and International af
fairs he Is probably the best-pre
pared man ever to seek tho I’reslileney. He has served In the Agriculture Department and urn)
lulerstands Ita problems. His work ot
the San Francisco Peace Confer
ence and for the United Nation*
taught him the problems of illplomscy andI foreign
foreign policy. And
as assistant to Navy Secretary
Frank Knos, during the war, he
got an understanding of the im
portance of civilian control of the
military. Added to this, In the Iasi
few weeks he has demonstrated
that he can uut-think, out-talk
and aut-wlt the high priced Re
publican ghostwriters.
Prealdenl
ADI. AI STEVENSO N
Vlr* President
JOHN SPARKMAN
U. S. Senator
SI'KSSAKD I.. HOLLAND#
dan
Governor
McC a r t y
Congress 5th District
A. S. IIERLONG, JR.
Jostlres Supreme
Court Of Florida
K. HARRIS DREW
JOHN E. MATHEWS
H. K. ROBERTS
>
Circuit Judga
TERRY
IL PATTERSON
Secretary Of State
THE GENERAL AS A
POLITICIAN
Elsenhower was nominated over
Taft—and we were for it—because
he wa* supposed to wash out the
Isolationist! and give us hunrst
debate on how to implement
American foreign policy.
Instead hi* campaign haa de
generated Into ahear demagogy
of tired antl-Democratlc phrase*
and without aign of a construc
tive program of hla own. Mr.
Personality, aa he was known
In Cklcaio In contrast to Mr.
Republican Taft, baa become a
bad tempered Mr. Personality.
When hla teleprompler went off
In New York hr bawled out th*
operator Ilk* General Patton.
When It again went bad In In
dianapolis he lei go a “damn”
lhat was heard over two net
works. We rile this merely lo
show that the “rest” Ike Is nut
himself for the simple reason
hr has no talent at th* ripe age
of A2 lo try and learn a new
l rad*.
He la not a politician no ra poli
tical scientist. The role Is not na
tive to hint. He does not have th#
specific knowledge of our govsrninent required‘ for the Job. He is
cramming like a plebe at West
Point, but he comes up with how
lers that would delight th* preaa
if 75 per cent were against him In
stead of for him.
R. A. GRAY
Attorney General
RICHARD W. ERVIN
Htate Comptroller
CLARENCE M. CAY
Slate Treasurer
J. EDW IN LARSON
Superintendent Of Public
Inst rueDon
TOM D. HAILEY
Commissioner Ofr Agrleull
Agriculture
NATHAN MAYO
Railroad And Public Utllltie*
Commission
RICHARD MACK
Hint# Attroney
MURRAY W. OVERSTREET
Slate Senator
a
LLOYD E. BOYLE
*
Slate Representative*
MACK N. CLEVELAND. JR.
und
VOLIE A. WILLIAMS, JR.
Clerk Of Circuit Court
0 . P. HERNDON
A little newa dispatch has con
siderable bearing on the “real*
'Ike. Outside hi* own family and
staff the 37 reports™ traveling
with th* General probably have
see more of him aa a politician
than any other group. And II
aay they are going to vote for
Stevenson—7 for ike—and •
are undecided.
'CONSENT, NOT COMMAND'
Our conclusion* were cryatallied
better by an American cntle and
phlloiopher, Bernard Beronson,
who was Interned In Italy during
the wnr .When the King abdicated
lo hie soldier son In 1044 this
American wrote:
“The morally, If not the legal
ly, responsible head of an upto-data rammoawaalth, what her
King or Praaldtat, should bo
iralaod In warn that cannot bo
scqulrod in military school or In
commanding a battalion, a divi
sion, nn army, In all thee#
OBEDIENCE (. tk* rule. You
•bey Iboao above you, and order
about all below you. Thla la uo
training for tho presiding of
ficer of a parliamentary regime.
tuck a regime Mt
t persuasion la the only teeh
nlguo which will prodeco roaulta.
You ra u M t dragoon, you must
eoovUeo. Tho w sw lsoto of a
good driN aorgeut,
a eoloual,
■L or
«r u
ee
or a gonora) will not stand you
la rood stead. On tho cootracy R
will unfit you for tho task.
Shortly nflar hla nomination,
Adial Stevenson reDeclively com
mented on what ho had laarnod
from hla own governmental axparlance, “Consent, not command,
la tha rasanca of civilian govtrnmont.” A doap under*tending of
that feet, and an instinctive aecoptanc* of ita llmltatioM of pow
er. era essential In tho
•r,
tha President
of tha United Btatea.
S
Tax Aaseoor
S. K. DOUDNEY
T a t Collector
JOHN L. GALLOWAY
County Judag
DOUGLAS RTEN8TR0M
Sheriff
J. L. HOBBY
Proooeutlug Attorney
KARLYLE
HOUSHOLDER
Superintendent Of Sehoola
RAYBURN T. MILWBE
County Commissioner*
W. B. “BROWN” MILLER
JOHN W. ME18CH
OTIS E. FOURAKRE
‘n .t M .'B f r
C. r. HARRISON
Justice* Of P**e#
THEO AULIN
W. HUGH DUNCAN
HOMER SEWELL
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Last Minute Plea Polk To Open Tomorrow Morning Folk Inclined
Made To People
In Seminole County At 7 0 ’Clock To Name Ike As
To Aid Hospital
Tuesday Victor
Freeholders C rg o d
To Vote In Hospital
Flection Tomorrow
Seminole
County freeholder*
were urged by the Citizen* Ho*,
pital Committee today to
cast
their vote* on the hospital bond
issue regardless of whether or not
they favored the Idea of building
a County hospital, Co-chairmen
Douglas Htenslrnm and George
Ttiuhy added, however, that they
hoped that a large majority of
these eligible to vole on the lost,
ter would murk their ballots
"Y es,"
The committee which, In addi
tion to the chairmen, Is made up
of William Stenipvr. John Ivey,
Fori eat
Ilrciktnrlilge,
Kurlyle
Housholder. Hone Tucker and
Brallcy Odham has conducted un
Intensive campaign of Informa
tion. Tin' two main features of
the Issue Hint have been stressed
have been the lliadeouucy of the
preterit hospltnl farllftie* and th.
fact that to provide modern ac
commodation* funds should lie
voted through the Itsue of bund*
tu build them.
In a letter to the hospital com
mittee County Attorney Lloyd V.
(Continued On Page Six)
Southside Primary PTA Conducts
Halloween Carnival For Children
A Urge throng Friday evening
attended the eitenslve, merry ac
tivity* of th* Hallowe’en festival
conducted by the Southside ParentTeacher Aaeocletlon, which In
cluded a carnival on the Southside
Primary school grounds, * supper,
moving pictures end e large dance
revue.
Costumed children and adult*
roved over Ihe sit* of the carnival
which wat pretented In 0 gay, hol
iday air, complete with Hd* *how,|
barker* and fortune-telling lm>th,
AeUvIUea of the concession booth*
got underway Just before dusk In
starting th* program.
Interaperaed In the evening of
fun w tra a ham supper in the
school lunch room, a costume pa
red*, moving nlcturt comedies In
the school auditorium, a concert
by the Junior High School Band
and a dance revue extravegansa
in the auditorium, presented hy
Mra. A. V Dux bury.
Voters In the geaornl and municlpal elections turnon ow will
have four sc.iarntc ballot- upon
which to mark their " X * " in de
riding matters ranging from the
next president of the United Slidrtin,nigh a pioposixt County Imspl
tal liond Issue und a County loiimg
act, to a new niemlier of tin City
Contmlaalon.
Itnlloting in the lit precincts of
the County In the general eb.-tion
will lie conducted entirely *e|cuole
from the voting In the Hanford
municipal election. However, poll*
In iHith elections will open at 7:iHI
u in. and close at 7:iK) p.iu.
A total of It^tiUl registered
voters will lie eligible to vote in
the general election, according to)
Mr*. Camilla Bruce, County r*-gIstrar, while approximately IJIIKI
registered voters may vole in the
City election, according to II N
Sayer, City Clerk.
More than 400 absentee In,lints
have been Issued, Mrs. Brurr -aid,
which will he canvassed at U:(Kl
a.m. Wednesday, followed by callvussing of the ballots rust u' the
.polls. Canvassing will be fucill ,
titled by Judge Douglas Htanstioin.j
Fair Weather For
Most Of Nation Is
Seen For Election
WASHINGTON
- Generally
fair weather - usuallv a sign >J a
tal|| vote •• was nredlcted hy the
Weather Bureau today for tumor
row's balloting.
The special forecast:
"Generally fair weather l» ex
pected over rnoet of the nation on
election dey.
“ Only ■ few section* will have
threatening weather condition*
These sections are restricted (u ex
trem e southern Florida. Ihe mmin
tains of northern New Mexico and
southern Colorado and In the fur
northwest along Ihe coast* of
Washington am f northern Oregon
where shower* ir e Indicated
"A few snuw flurries are also
predicted for the mountain* In
western Montana,
"Seasonable lemoaratures arc ex
pected to prevail throughout the
South and the Weat while Ihe
Northeast will experience cmtler
weather."
It, C, Dodd, . linn limn tit lh" !*oui
Iv Itiinrd of l ’uiitiiiH-inni'i
orut
Mr- fir ti- •
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taiuing i uiididii'i ......... . mu
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I'avorin*'
General
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MIAMI (ft—Florida will have
fine weather on election day.
"Except for poaalbly a few light
acattared shower* along the lower
southeast coaat the state will have
clear, bright w eather." said Grady
Norton, chief forecaaler here.
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j a* id tin' middle of last week, Ki
service u. 14,,- IT H trim Ballot I xenhnwi’r would I'.et 17 4 per cent
iltg for the entire ii'» will lie f lid tile popular vote to 12 .1 (or line
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of the ballot-. Ill III, C IICI III etc,
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dates, tin iioiendmetitx nod Cootiiv
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of the County hnxpitul lmnd» Free
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WHICH WILL IT UK?
A Sanford motoritt wee ar
retted on n charge of careleoe and
* negligent driving Saturday even
ing after the car he we* operat
ing collided with aneiher parked
at Wait First Street and Holly
Avenue.
The driver was Charles J.
Bleaen, 81, XXH Holly Avtras, ac
cording to a police report, while
A highlight of the concession
^ h e cor had been parked hv H, C. booths, which numbered about 20,
waa the tlda show, which featured
"Two-Headed Harry”, "Eiwrmou*
Norma* and the "Bearded Lady”,
who elwwad prowaaa in smoking.a
cigar, Tom-Headed Harry eeemed
% ." tn if
to havo th* habit of talking to
fta
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Balancing Budget Is
Only Way To Stop
Inflation, He Says
Window-Painting
First Prize Won
ByConnie Compton
Motorist Arrested
On Traffic Charge
f
Rep. Sid Herlong
Tells Civic Clubs
0( Nation’s Needs
Declaring thill the only political
statement he would make today
would be to urge evervune to vote.
Ben. Hid llcrlmig of Leesburg laid
u joint meeting of civic club*
sponsored by the Rotary Club that
the way to stop inflation uml re
duce tuxes i- in reduce >-rnilimll\
'He burden of foreign aid and mi
litii'v lefense.
"By helping to bring about tinself-respect amt Initiative among
all the people of the free world so '
Hint they can stand on their own
feet independently, both economi
cally and militarily, only then can
nur defense costs lie cut. nor bud
get halunred, rising prices con
trolled and our luxe* cut." Rep
Herlong said.
"The start should he made ut
once," he said. "Some of us tried
In the Inst session of Congress
with a hill designed to extend for|eign aid only to those nations
M'HNllaufW On !-**• I l l )
I which arc milking an effort to
; help themselves, tint it didn't get
vrry far. We are In hopes of put 1 ting It through next year."
Hep. Herlong was Introduced by
Bill Kirk, program chairman for
the Rotary Club. Mr. Kirk soil
that the federal govnrnmunl Is
"becoming more and more a putt
of uur daily lives, and ux It does
Connie Compten, who painted a onr congressman becomes more
water color picture at Cowan’s, nml more Important to the penji!"
rerelvptl top honor* Friday night who elect hint-'
in the lodging of the downtown
" Wit are bulged In Washing
Hallowe'en window-painting con Ion," be continued, "by the tvpi
test, sponsored by the Junior of limn we send to the Capitol I
Chainin'!- of Commerce.
know that all of you are pi mid
Selected u» the runner-on In the that we have u representative like
competition wn* the window at Congressman Herlong. We nre
; a Manuel
Jnculunn'*
department proud of him, laith in tils public
store, painted hv llyron Moore
I f u ni t 14lift! (In I'Rflt Him!
nml Tommy William*, while the
window at Knder'* Jewelery store,
prepared hy (Inye l.edwurd, was
pickcil as the third-place winner.
The winners in the first three
place* won cash prises.
Mori- prise* were given to other
young artists, according to Dick
llcaly, chairman of the Jaycee
project, for their work
Joyce Harrell, Malhla furniture
• store; Curtia Lee, F ault drug
- s to r e ; Hobby Ring, Ksder a Jewel
ry store; Ceorga Cameron, Roumlllat and Anderaon drug atore.
Ray Hudson, J. C. I'enney atora;
Myru Btrick, Ivvy'a shoe atora;
Richard I'haran, Yowell’a store;
eiiarle* English, MeClung’s five
and ten cent store; ChsrmTon Mil
ler, Miller radio and appliance
store; A. J. Clements, . Ro-Jay’e
store; Brenda Ann lfemleradn,
Western Auto store. and Jo Ann
wHadold, Jacobson'a. Mias Compton
* also received a prise In thia divi
sion.
JuilgeM were Mra. Cert rude page
of the Grammar School, Mra, Lula
Moran of West Side Primary
School, Mra. Lula Moran of West
Side Primary School, and Mra,
Mildred Ualicock, art super*Isor
for Seminole County schools,
Populsr acclaim waa given hy
youth of the town to the dlatrlbulion of candy by the Police Deap artm en t and the County 8her!ffe
office. The candy wa« purchased
by the Jayceee with the purpoee In
mind of building better feelings
between the youth of the city and
the law enforcement agencies.
A large number of young poople
attended the midnight "spook"
show a t the Rita Theater, where
reduced prlcea were accorded
them.
t
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Inmate Slain, Three
Hurt In Barrage At
O hio P enitentiary
• COLUMBUS, O. o f—Highway pa
wnlmrn xhnl ami killed one of
l.fiiio rioting convict* In Ohio Penl
trill Inry Iml ay ami a lew minute*
Inter u National (iuant com puny
armed with rllle* and machine
Hon* in a relied Imddc the wall*.
About 12.1 guardsmen In full Held
eipiliiment entered the nnuthwe.it
truck Kate to reinforce 21 *tate
patrolmen who had been holdlnK
Ihe convict* at buy with a crls*
crosn xholgun barrage down the
corridor* of four battered cell
Wuockx.
The guardsmen were urrayed In
the prixtm courtyard The *lali
highway pnirolmen reinalnrd inside
the cellhlmks, firing sporadically
to keep the convict* away froiii
them
Inside the besieged eellblocks
conditions degenerated under the
autumn cold Heat was turned off
last night, The convicts have re
eelveil no food since yesterday.
Warden Halph W, Alvl* Identified
" h e dead man us Carlyle Noel, 30,
of llumlllon County (Cincinnati),
serving 210 years for housebreak
ing.
lie said Noel was shot In Ihe
t heud at 0:40 a m. Three other
convicts were wounded earlier to
m u
AW l \ i n P D P k i n C , Mfr n i ti v t r m m m t n t m
E a tah lla h e d 1 9 0 8
Booming Of Shotguns
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Prises were awarded to winners Friday night In the costume contest conducted at the gulu Nuvy
Chiefs Club Hallowe'en party, which took in a buffet supper and an orchestra duuro. Winner* shown in
tha picture are (left to right) Mrs, James 8. Kaiser, Sanford; Mr*. Donnld llurdctt, Hanford; Chief (i.
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and Chief Harold Clumpltt, The party waa neld in th e club building at the Sanford Nuvnl Air Slulion.
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I
T U B HANFORD H ER A LD
ea
Wednesday, iiri.
to
GOES FOR GOPHERS
By Alan Mover
5 Major College
Teams Are Still
Ground Leafier
NEW VO UK i,it - M b ’:!, an Stole
Maryland ami Oklahoma, unde
footed powerhouse:, tern, t/lng op
pimento In and out o’ ih Ir ; ■
graphical sectors, an th: - of lie
live major colled '
M
"hitting 400" averogi
mote yards gained .
Michigan Male, poll <n ng off ,u
unbeaten Eastern le.no to- tto
second straight week."racked up
495 yards ugninst Pi on ui<- and
stnnds atop the lo! I d >
- -I
ii mu with 4*17.11 ymd .. „ue
u
cording to stali.sl * i - ■
! in,I
by the NCAA Service ,:uioa ,
Jiee Stale, idle la l ■ I’ .rn u , i
xeeoiul wdn -I >V8. O.lai" na t; I
wdi, 43 8, Maryinno to-.'n v*iii
4.103 unn Tulsa Iil>u m u III! i
The UglaJiumS Sonm i
to-1 o>
then in nl game hut i ■, .g ■ . 1j ■
'rosl.il able nine
to.ni
pond i, 219. and pouu > - . ..
•tin AamoM h;oi>>.
scored U lor Me in, u *
lion la.t loin aam* • o,-| u
till la*1 y;u 'I
|l
keei anI in v, hi in, t i l 11 u j
a go,jo
in I'u.shim , * . Iipu ,ii ' i l *
place ile ipne Its p iu> I it •> io
years, l, u i i . io u i ,,u . ...
Jow wa i ai lo 3o , , sj i.iusl hu '
Oklahoma ami io) ■> , ■ >
BH « and
I j i-.p« ji\rtt <
forma was In-Id l.i III >. i ' I,
•Soidoeio I'lililorio.i, ill ,:o.die
mie game ground ■*<,•,u<'
. .
fold held d In 107 oi t ill.
- fn passing, tiling reu
d
tie
glee ul normality . - i
tossing Ml limes in ii (list luii
game ., Iliicw n n ly ...... a.n ' i , i
Ion ( ollege Ini' lo.i > •i •»
11..
Bams, woo have In I >* I • i
theie guines, -till h-,..! . ,ii- < . ! .
yaid uveruge, nn iliinoi
all ti in five, A ,i-(uni 1
go 1 3 lo ' is, and ,ii in . i • it.
With 202 U III 111I' . . . oil
teach These rite toe only n-.o.
uhove Ihe 2(M yard h i >
Cleune.il passing round, lot.’
liver. Is Duke
me u .: ■ah n in.
Devils art, (he only h tin in tin
country cumplelely m.'uli 1 imci
ccpliim hofnre last w.'
And Ihi'lr 28 •mm,..
> in .. at
icilipti has I' produced nil' In.: o
JiiWio, Aerial loin . n>. ii h .
are Michigan Male amt Pri.......in
sill) 11 upline.
V, .
y pcao
I fro w o
f f ic o r
'
Ar
rrrcHtrtO
PAUL
G /E L ,
HA o r BALL
TOO,
w/r/L Art
or
/5'////*'/ S O T A
M oor
o r r e r t '. / v r
CfAc.fr ///
P f ’3 /O
rt/‘S’ r O R Y -
Alabama Is Rated Injured Gridder
Alabama’s AI Elmore Is Playing
Touchdown Over Sues Gators For
Role Of Georgia’s Bratkowski 1Georgia
Bulldogs
$35,000 Damages
Hy Th r Asxwlxlcd I'rrr,*
I
Alabama ami Georgia gridironera arc working nverUme In dc
cipher what Ihcy hope will be each
other* plays lor the com Ins week
end same In Birmingham.*
Ai Tuscaloosa, Albert Elmore,
mns'iucraillns ns Georgia's
ke
llrnikowski. continued hi? acturrle
aerial work against vanity nan
breakers. Senior i|u«rtort>JCK Itoh
by Wilson and sophom.)," pit t-olf
[lobby Luna are hospitaliz'd, Wil
son with (nod poisoning airl I.urn
wills a vim-, Inirrtlo'i Hut trainers
say belli should ho available by
Saturday.
tie n-yia mitche* plan Ir put four
Alabamans in Ho-lr iJnutn agalmt
the Tide, f hey are fd ;rl -■ Mud moo
of Alinnre. Hilly Hltidet* of Anni
ston. Bob Clemen* of Srollsbirn
and Jim Parish of Cam ton Parish
is on defense while the oIhers are
offensive men.
Coach tinyncll Tin <1•/ is includ
ing extensive awtorallmis In 1:1* do-!
fcnslve wawl In plans to slop Miss
Major Loops May
Curtail Bonuses
For Young Stars
/rt/9 fr AO A OOPM
PAUL O RUrtNIAlO AND
. P A o ctN o o e r a f ro to
,
TorAt. o rre rto rt
*/r e c o r d o p /,cr?¥ ypa.
'
a n p o e r a Ne>y
o p rrrto /c e . h a p /c o
p o p . M /N N eoorA
rrt'N rrtauotf rrter ivnV
O N L Y 2 c v \M E $ -/c
r//e oun-!>iND/Nu a<vwcp
^ irtic rp o r f t f o r p p c a d c /
Nr K**t» F«4f«rci ffNsIlixifg
Season Prospects Are
Called Best In Several Years
TALI.AHAHNKK, IHpeehil) —
I'lONprcl . f„> Ihe IU.V2 .Vt hlllltlntr
si-iisiin me better now than they
have -I,cell in <everiil year* with
nine good anil diversified built log
ahead, reported ii, Earle Frye, n«slstanl diferl.i, nf the Game and
Flesh Waler !•"("l» Cumlnissloo, to-
W I.
lrt S
15 0
IS 11
III I I
1* 15
!( 15
Peter Schultz Says
School Failed To
Fulfill Agreement
•ffjt*!,
Fl»
Pin* II.II.
18035 8„V.
18351 811
11830 HOI
182E7 823
1775(1 830
17175 HOI
v -t'eler Schulti.
' ~ i»r wirifnire \;ii-kt»i tiT,u,iuui. an al!"city tackle at Miami High
e .R .
A fA P X
a >wy/» irVa'% ,’t t r rt
BIRMINGHAM, Ala (A*— There’s
a doleful tale of woe coming out
of the Athens camp of the Georgia
Bulldogs and the Tuscaloosa home
of Ihe Alabama Tide, foes Ibis Sat
urday at football in Legion Field
stadium.
Alabama is favored by n touch
Howling Standings
f i i u,P 'rr t i " fi
Cornmllteo members and the
plenly ol praillee during scrim
ini-l In Commlislnncr Ford
'
,
1they declined to say what was
Twit Auburn regulars are ailing Frick's office here. Afterward*
and probably won't see nclion discussed, liul II wus learned that
ugninst Florida
Vince Invilcy, the bonus was Ihe main topic of
Just relumed (runt Ihe In hired dmemsion,
bench, aggravated a knee injury
I he new pro|w>snl provides:
and will lie mil lor ihice or fom
l Koch major league rjnh owner
weeks The first ilrlug uuurter would agree -In a sort of a "gen
hack wus felled during '.eilmmiige ihmen's agreeinerd"— not lo offer
yesterday Itegular giiur<l Danny 1 bonus Cxrrrding tii.isx) In any
Stewart k hoipitali/ed with n player
stomueli ailmeei
2 Violation of this agreement
Florida's Galorsi spent aruggeil . " ’dd Milijerl llu* kansgressor to
practice session on pm-i defense y o r s suspension, a I j OO fine and
and play patterns in prepinu for
!’■ the player
the homecoming 1111 with Auburn
: Minor lenituo cltlhs would en
First siring riamers Buford I.ong ,l'1 ,,,i" “ nlmilar agreement with
Cuppa Mall and Hick (Vnire- •
as h« celling for Open dnssworked on lilncklng rirllls while Ihe ,(l‘
D I'h' ami donlile A hsips,
offensive Hue cnm enlr.itcd on
'**} for doiihte A und t3,l)00 for
clearing u path for Ihem
" '
“ organizations
Tula lie's Green Wave enuccn
AI1 bonus (.layers regardless
Dated on stopping Mississippi "< 'he nmoun they reee veil w,add
State's passing altac-k led hy .lack
SV,,," '1V "
Fiirkur
8
if tut\ called up to their major
G v o r g I a Tech's first string
club within one yearworked rai a Variety <*l plays In
* tubs would he forbidden to
anticipation of whut (Tiueh ifohhy
M'cclal payments to purenls,
DihIiI calls the "toughest omioneiii Jrleiids. relatives or agent* In
they'll ineel this year " Unbeiiton
"r
Tech tangles with also unbeaten
Duke In Durham, N. C.
______________ _
TI1KSUAY NIGHT'S FIGH TS
Frye, iiinMne ihe sl.iiemeot !«•fnre Ihe aomoil tueelimf of the
ElorblN Duldoin Writers Anuria(Ion in liiiinlu.w Hillings till* week
end, said that hi* .million \v»*
bused on i epoits fiom III' wildlife
a
lks
officeis and game technleluns
throii"h>"it the stole, and Dint Ihe
overall report look* good, barring
--------3AUHAIIENTO, Calif - Jock
ii hurricane or other sniouii oilMIAMI iJv-The University of N e I « o n. 185, Salt Lake City,
turid disaster.
A good neorii erop In 1!iRI lai* Miami tiulrlcane ** began topi rim; , stopped Grant Butcher, 104, Ban
helped pa*h Florida's ripilmd, off today for their l-'iidoy night Francisco, to,
with Kentucky In tho Orange
NEWAIIK, N. — George Johnturkey mid ijeer population* high date
Howl
ton. 133li. Trenton, slopped Vieer I Inin lust year's with Ihe deer
Advance ticket sales point lo a lor .Suurct, 153, lluvunn. It.
eoneiillv estimated id 50,(1111) nod crowd of iilmtil
far Hie h 13 JACKKONVH.t.K, Fla.— Antonio
tile turkey nt -15,01)0.
p in iK S T) kickoff, official* re- Alvarez, 142. Astmllu, .Spain, nutAnd fnvornhle weather condi purled
jmlnted Sonny f.uelano, 142, Patertion., piirlleiiliirly h r Sooth Plorflegiilar defensive Guard Joe son, N. .1 10
i.lo, loive routrilailed lo a high |Curlrdmin Ii out of the game with
WASHINGTON - Percy llasselt,
."Kill i."|iiitutit>n wlilrti "Imold of- Injuries iiiid three olhei', ll.irks 127, Philadelphia, outpointed Char
fei nliiiiods a f'n" season In Ihe , Gnlilnn Mu liny and Hull Moskutti ley llilev, I27" j , St. (anils, 10.
fi< Id* and open flatwooifs.
iimI Guard Glen Mugler are miri
MIIAVADKKF— Johnny Saxton,
Frye tiddeil lliut the prn'pe.U I mg bruises that make them bur- llO’ii, Hrisiklyn, slopped Mario
Trigo, t42iv, Mexico City, 4,
for duek *>nuitlng were exceeding derline cases tor Ihe rontesl.
Tuesday's scrimmage was one
PITTSBURGH— Boh Baker, 2OT,
ly good. "Field men in Camoln ami
the northern tier of Slate* 'opart of Ihe most Impressive lit several Pittsburgh, outpointed Billy Gillloil lost spring was one of Ihe 1weeks. Coach Andy tiio tnfsnn said, Ham, 210, Orango, N. J „ 10.
W HITE PLAINS, N. Y. — Ultl
best breeding year* In (he lust de The varsity eleven scored Hi touch'
rmic, and rnrly migration reports down* on sensational forward pass- llossto, 120, Pittsburgh, knocked
have shown good heavy flights of lug hy Don James mill John Me- nut rorgie Sinclair, 1203,, Tnroiiluar
to, 7.
lhe»e game bird*."
The second dove season which
opens Dee. 1ft will lie tops for the
dove hunters, declared Frye, "Con
trary to ninny predictions, there
werj ii lot *f dove* killed III the
rnrly dove season," he said, "and
nlthough n good percentago of the
lilrdn were young, they were still
mature enough for the hunters to
gel sport out of nhontlng them,
"The gradual buildup of dove*
will hit a peak luat before the e r oml season linen*, and the sports
men should find very good shoot
ing during that lft-doy period." remarked the assistant dlrsctor.
Dining Ids talk to the nssvmhtod
outdoor editors and writers, Frye
also touched on Florida's puhll"
hunting program, which is one of
the finest In the entire Southeast.
II" added that sportsmen who pur*
rlia*e a special 8ft hunting stamp,
In addition to thalr regular license
may enter controlled hunts on
more than 1,400,000 acres of wild
life mnnkgi'inent areas,
Frye complimented the writer*
an# thdr organisation for "the
wonderful cooperation we've had
from ull nf vou and for tna (Inn
manner In which you have helped
us to put over a good and effective
conservation program to tha peo
ple of the Stale."
In summing up hit opinion, Frye
said that Florida hunters can look
forward to better hunting nil the
way around this season. He said
that with the continued coopera
tion of the nportsmen, better law
enforcement, and tha practice of
conservation principles "Florid*
can unco again regain Ita pasltli
ax 'Tho Hportsinim’s Paradise',"
of Ihe season." said Conch Wally
Butts of Georgia, long known as
one of Ihe more pessimistic grid
iron mentnrs of Ihe Southeastern
Conference.
Butts lists a half do/cn or so
player* on his injured list.
find Coach Perron Shoemaker,
who his been scouting ’llama
rates Iho Tide much stronger than
Florida. The ’( in tors unset the
Bulldogs 30 0 Inst weekend.
Most of all, Butts says he fears
his are passer. Zekc nratkowsku,
will have considerable trouble
piercing Alabama’s pais defense,
ranked among the lop In the
nation.
Tide Coach Bed Brew Is making
a great effort to prime his pass
defense. His defenders last week
held Mississippi State’s star pas
ser, Bock Parker, to one lone com
pletion good for 17 yards, ’[lama
won 42-10. "Bratkowski is always
dangerous," said Brew, "And
Georgia's overwhelming victory
(27-14) over Ixuilslnnn S t a t e
stamps II us one of Ihe top learns
of ihe Conference."
Alabama look L W, II hy only
21-20 early In Ihe season The Tide
has lost nnly to Tennessee. Georgia
In Florida and Maryland
Drew unseated a tremendous 12
pinch In Ihe 'llama running game
ana Inst Stale hy shifting Corky
Tharp, l7.Tpoimd soohomore. into
the storting lineup Tnnrp previous
ly hud been subbing for Inc Tide’s
running slur. Hobby Marlow, al
right half
Murlow ran for three touch
downs against Stute, and Tharp
conlrlbuled two more, Marlow, Ihe
200-puuml power runner. Is now
tilth in the nation at rushing with
4!rj yards on 89 curries.
Bratkowski Is 121h best in the
rial Ion id passing. He has com
pleled .VI of 133 ncr!ah alteinpled
for 773 yards
Alabama leads In Ihe series with
20 victories In Georgia's 15 Three
games ended in ties.
The game is expected lo draw
30,000 or more.
school In 11)50. has filed suit ask
ing 135,000 from Ihe stale hoard
of control for injuries received In
football practice at the University
of Florida and cancellation of his
scholarship
The suit filed In Circuit Court
yesterday n*k* tio.noo tor "breach
of scholarship agreement" anil
123,000 ns a resiill of the tinkersity of Florida's'alleged failure to
provide proper physical examina
tion or medical attention after the
accident that Injured his hack
11it: Ii Game
The suit said Schulti was In
jured during a practice scrimmage
■lout
on Nov 15, 1031 when other pi oyer s
lllgli Strio*
"pushed ami Ihrew him In the
ground with such force that Ills
hack was Injured "
He contends this mishap ami al
Icged failure nf Ihe University of
Florida to provide proper medical
treatment aggravated an old In
Jury and left him with a "fused linn even thmigh ha cannot lie on
spine" which permanently crippled athletic scholarship."
him.
The suit Is Ihe first of ils kind
ever to he lileil. accordion lo at
torneys for Scholl/
Athletic llureelor Boh Woodruff
of Ihe University of Florida said
Unit Schultz, never received any
type nf Injury at the university
ami was not allowed lo participate
In football contests there
Woodruff iptoted n leller he viol
he received Irant U r Charles II
Itiirhncher of the I'oral Gables
rlluie vslilt'll said Ihe doctor felt
Schultz' condition •was present
since till Hi
Woodruff said
"flur policy here ul Ibo linker
filly Is lo take care of any athlete
who receives any Injury in any in
lereollegiale spurt. Including all
medical hills, whether In practice
or in games We have ult mu
athletes Insured
“ However. Fetor Sehidtz was not
iitom'd in any football praetiee
here al Ihe university In fuel Ihe
first week afler football practice
wus over he won second pluee In
ihe discos throw of university in
trtmural* ui.,1 first place In (lie
discus throw fur ihe west dormi
tory inlrumurals
"This U an entirely voluntary
program
It seems •*» ne I8«t
i'eter Scholl/ lias received some
DELAND W — filctxim'N ipinrter very poor advice Iroin siinieone
hacking will have mure denth for since we will always be Interested
Saturday night's gome with Flor in helping him get a college edueuida Slate ut Orlando.
IV ^ P IC tU R I
j
Stan Marks, out with an Injury
Stut son Back Stan
Marks Is Off Shelf
Miaini-Kentucky May1 i.<>s NtTn ^-1ft'amonT*cntes
since the Furman game, is ready
Play Ito fori* 40,000
Jnhnny to
gel hark In action to support
DURHAM <m
. Tech
when II meet'. Duke h ■
' ,1
In a elasli of m.l
‘ ml! ,-rri
Inot hull giant . will I
-tug tub*
a leant Hint hu II >h ,1 to'ir i i>
ponnnts ihelr fir-1 i t .* • i...■••(«
Conch Hill \l •
<bi 'ii
llliic Devil,, in
lx in i
row in match i 1
m
l| I 'i Is I lie nine Mat I'liall,
slriui!, handed I •'
a'id Vli
•In . i> In, <. pie ideut id IIicm 'I
ginia llieir only I" • " Ithe if a Ii,
, ii ick anil whit I* ptdilng
SOU. In addition, i i l ni'inlh l)u .
,'imivtking tike II Ilnurs a day
, opened Ihe \Vj■*S*f11■bo .•.( l,i< in
•etUii':
ti<" i.'liuili plnnl ready lur
and Smilliern Metlioiii-i .-.i anv. n:i
I fail meeting, which opens on
Successive week end* nd ilnllleiti Nil*
17. Under (lie driving force
atoly ended any >11 ,um <(,. : pm
<.r the man wh» retired. Ihe old
peil* these fees mi. i have had
track I* preparing to ptr,
On Ihe other hand, Tech *eaie,| Maryland
two $50,000 midei races, Ihe
n 17-11 squeaker liver I lurid.i Tile mi
liuhl Cup far 2 ycitr olds
. Citadel's brave I. , n
0 |N?ned Marylmul
'.'I and the President’* Plate
their m'uhcii hill muidli again .I the Nov.
Dec. u Till* I* twice the
Allaiduux, lull timl one was Handicap
llowle ever put up for a
it chalked oft at In I evet before I figure
race before.
,
.the ink dried mi Cw m . ulriu is
Howie h:r. nn entirely new track
The Duke Gcnrj;i ■ Tech t.erlc. It ha* new i,even-furlong and miloIsn't ail It y euveled aff. ir In emu aml a rpiortcr chide* andshns been
pure in age with soma (oolhull nri'ttted up hy twu artificial lakes
! rivalries, lad II lin* prodtirml mine In
us infield
v stirring rontcsU in H . 20 years
MacPhiill's New York hackers
The tennis first nrel In Pixt and originally
tmmght of attending
haven‘1 misled n ?
i ‘.Itpe
■omrhhltit! like l7is>,iMM) on Improve,
Duke now holds a 12 il victory iiiei.i ai n stuilor, hut they should
margin willi uue tie
bale known Lurry better I twin that
All laid angle In > ,e relic finds At last repoit he was esllmaled
a cycle of three- upp'.ieolly Iriflu lo
have used up almtil I Vs milrnrinii Die play In miming will) loo dollars ami was showing mi
1043
fiturllug wllh Dial - ismt Indie
;/ won IliriHt ill a I OV. 'I Ilea ter I 111
; ni'Xl three years I lent mi I'eeh was
■ the winner Hut the Atlaulnns
K haven'l healen Duke i.lin,. ,'lpm6
rf of Ihe girnleM ertjWii I'lvasiin? RmL
hall nf the yeai lia.t Imen parked
e.- Into their recent ifteetina* Duko
\ won In Iftlii hv 27 II In K'W Duke
' .cume from fur helihul lo cam a
30-21 edge and laxl year ill Athmto
; Duke held favored Tech In a I I
, • all Go.
Sl\ If (he Ih rc y e n r area'igemept
Imlds, this should he Tetlt'i yeae.
, Only two Duke hams in tlm Imi
t fleriidi) have enniplled holler ree
(sulors Sell It* Down
To Itoimh Practice
To (live Rubon
Chance On Kalurduy
Linebacker Hitbba Waft. Tackle
.limmr Hatch wm In pads after
missing tho Georgia /tame herauio
til an Injury received agslnrt Vandevhilt. lull *aw tin rough action
Tuesday, I tow md Chapman, »he
big Texan, was holding down the
tackle spot, opimslte i hurliv l.arrSfjs,
’
i
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as
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t'ourh Jny Puttee made n few
switches In his defensive lineup
In Tuesday’s practice Earl torn
man went from tackle to end, Walt
Guide from guard lo tackle and
Bill Proctor /rum the sidellns to
guard.
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llnlflbirk
Doug
Martomnan
looked good on pais defense noik
during (he lung scrimmage
Celery Fed Schedule
Winter Park, there
New .Smyrna, there
- Heabraeta, here
Open
MIAMI Wt— Frank Grady, Uni
versity of Miami freshman and the
Hurricane*’ most promising punt
er, leave* today tor the Army.
"Thi* U a terrlflo W to the
football team." »«kL Head Coach
Andy Gust*f*on,
, T h « alX'foot no pound urady.
"Tho fln* perforratme^of nil of our Dodge# over tho
year* hoi itrovod to un that Dodge trucks are truly
'J o tb R a lftT to lit each specific need. All of our
drivers Uke the way our Dodgee handle, too. The
trucks are highly maneuverable , . , turn short
add an comfortable io drive, Our maintenance
cosla Iwve been unusually low and Wf hnvuhnd a
taltumum of mechanical trouble." *
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wheelbase and wide front head
mean less lime In turning, park
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sition.
b Less lime loading and unload' Inn
taeLML_-tte.mtl*
In u/ lelo
urllriLfil
Ing, ftoo—
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fo low
loading
height, hinged center section on
large stake bodies.
to fit your job. Stop by today.
Durable C H o s s is -K v o r y Dod
track him n irtmtly ftmmo nf ht
rolled Htoel. Long epringn nru mndu
of special alloy at M l far atrangtli
end ntnlliWw. Ilodf axle ahflfto lira
idial-fwcm>(l for duruhilUy.
Mijvmi T/Ofles Fronh
Kicking Sensation
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Hon DcLIlla amt Sonny I'arrlsh
Murks elsn had a punting average
over 40 yard* before he was side
Sab u tM r / fr M a
ft. Q. DARRYMftftl.
K 0 ,0 e H »d * » -J & z m .
Down I'uynient
plus
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Allowance
T E L E V I S I O N mid R A D I O
3(ill E. Secoml Hi reel
Phune 417
Economical Engines— IIlglicximprOMton Dixign truck onuflioN urn
designed ibr economy utul long lito.
You got exhaust vulva m i l iaxirln,
lightweight iiluininutn-nllov ididona,
I piston rings per piston with
cliruino-plAted (op ring.
Furoll-oea
6* sf 6uy fn /o n co st fttwsportafion.
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F L O R ID A
TH U R SD A Y
Adlui Takes Spotlight In New York's Harlem
^Reds Hurl Probably
Biggest Attack In
Weeks WithoutAny
Signs OfDiminution
By STAN CARTER
SEOUL (Friday) i * - A bout 2,000
China** Communlata
....... ......... last. night
hurled probably the biggest attack
In
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Allied Infantry threw other Red*
(vRom the top of nearby Sniper
Ridge.
The battle raged Into Ita 18th
day with no *lgn of letup.
Through the charge and counter
charge of ground forces, artillery
of both ride* churned both Central
Front height* with po**ibly the
heavleM lire of the war.
The Chinese attacking Triangle
Hill *lruck with three battalion*.
A front dispatch *aid the fighting
*till wa* furioua early today.
4 On adjacent Sniper Ridge, 2,000
Chinese Red* had burat from a
deep, uphill tunnel and *eired the
crest. known a* Pinpoint Hill. Hut
Allied force* rallied and recap
tured It with clubbed rifle* and
rold *teel.
Thousand* of round* of artillery
fire from both *ltlct churned the
rocky aummlt Into *and during the
*avage fighting and waa continuing
without letup. An Eighth Armv
*taff officer aaUi It probably would
rate aa the mo«t lntrn*c ihelllng
of the war.
The Allied troop* were dug In I
50 yard* down the slope from the
summit of Pinpoint, taking cover
from the hall of ihella which bllitered the cr«at.
They drove the Chinese off that
highest peak of Sniper Ride* at
mld-aftarnoon under Red artillery
and fhortar ihelllng described by
the officer aa "very deadly "
Then they apllt Into three assault
forces and tried to smesh the Chi« nese ell the way back to the Yoke,
a maze of caves and tunnel* guard
ing the northern end of If-m llelong Sniper Ridge.
mil Intense Communist shelling
and smell arms fire turned back
the assault force*.
The Eighth Army said its troops
had Inflicted S,TM casualties on the
Reds In the week ended Tuesday,
bringing the tolel for the first four
weeks of October to H .IU . That
made October the heaviest month
(he year aa4 the biggest since
Huge Parade Will
Herald Florida’s
Ceremony Friday
G AIN ESVILLE UD-Tha Unlveril
ty of Florida’* centennial home*
Irst public
coming will unfold Ita fli
Friday afternoon with a
event 'Friday
huge parade at I o’clock
Some 70 unlta, Including It bands
wUl sssambl* at Harrli Field,
northeast of the city, and at KirbySmith School In Cast Gainesville,
to march down University Avenue
to the cempua.
The line will nese a reviewing
of .the university's
stand In front —
administration building.
Twenty-one
six so
Twenty-on* fraternities,
freternlfl
rorities and two campus Independ
ent organisation* have entered
•.B1 float*. Trophies will ba awarded
to the wlnnera of each division.
High echool bands Ih the oarade
wllllncliid#: P. K. Yonge. Gaines
ville; Miami Senior High. Miami;
Ocala High. Ocala. L
Bind* will Mao taka part In a
pre-Gator Growl band festival Fri
day night.
Gatoi Growl la the aecood larg
est event of the homecoming week
end. drawing nearly aa many fans
ag fhe homecoming football game
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Tax Bills Mailed
By Tax Collector
John L. Oallowat, Tax 0*1teeter,
announced today that tax bills are
being placed In thg nulla gnvnrMf
1081 taxes end that the U x books
WUl he d m fer Hyascat begin° ft* Nforthtr ita tod that It le to
N at. alacouws is i p e i i rer pi
• tear through Friday except b#.■■•mini partly cloudy *oulhea«t
noisl Friday; -low I) ri«ing tem
perature r u r p l little rhsnge in
temperature I'allaha-ee area lo*
might.
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N u. .*»()
A.HHodi,,t'il PrvMH I.cast'll W ire
Stevenson Lauds Business A s
L o n g N e g le c te d In Politics;
Ike Stands O n K orean Pledge
rieneral Says Ho Do-
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He Can To Reduce
Power To Counties To Be Voted On
B a ttle Casualties
nil)
'*l!an?4T today, tha Chlncso hurst
out of a long luhnal which opened
near the summit of Pinpoint aud
forced the Allied defenders off the
pesk.
They struck without warning In
their first insjor daylight ssssult
of the lurlous, seesaw bottle. The
shell-proof tunnel protected the
Itcds from Allied artillery sharp
shooters.
Burrowing like ants, the Chinese
icaaitaaMi o « r* »» n » » i
H I E W U A T H K lt
Adlai I*ledges To End
Noisy, l nnecessary
War tiewwn Gov-
e m in e n t,
In d u s try
I Editor* Note— This I* anoihri M's'io i of ttir rinrul.i I i vis| ifurr
Ilv DON W H ITEH EAD
It* IIF I.MAN MUHIN
Kcr (•Miinplt* i» I.*on c ini»»tv
In a series on proposed amend
EN not i t : WITH STEVENSON
NEW YORK, f tlcn Dwight l>
mrnts
to
thr
Florida
Constitution
w
aiitril
to
order
.ill
«t«o'
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the
Elsenhower hammered today on
IN I'l’NNSVIA WTA r Gov Adwhich will hr on the Nov I gen
« n»llit> ftlil */!••' |I a .1 i.lV. to l.
In* rnmpidgn theme of going mi
n SfevellMin pieilgeil tmlay if
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elei'leil president tie would -drive to
mediately to Kotrn d elected pre*l
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end Dn- "nni*y amt umiece»«ary"
TALLAHASSEE I*
Cloud., at l.ir^r 10 t « •••oil\ •!l o mu/ war hetwei'n gov eminent and bust■educe the casualties "
voters
will
decide
next
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The Republican presidential can
rtlC fIT opnsoil
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I lie I >t-unit-r.11 it* iiri-'ldt-ntiul
didute held alive his proposal to whether to grunt their comdv non atornilmnil
•••11*I •••o • t*n • lioinmee ill Die -ei'illll) day Ilf a
replace American divisions with tlllssloners law making pout-iline of tile II conslilotion.il Irm h pi*i in:111*it 111* i ••nut\ f
-In.tie -tip tour through the farm,
South Koreans as he campaigned ainenilnienls
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lo he voted upon hi ot.lam I
I.-1 in.
milling nid 1111l11- l 11.il area* uf tin*
hard for the (lord consecelivi- day
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lif L
the general election Nov I would •tl.il tn inidi'l
••mix p,ut.ml I'cmi-ylv .1111.1 told a cheer
in Hu- critical metropolitan ari a i ciiuldr
counties to old.mi di.ni.-i- •MllllllOMOll to 11.1 in.livl 1! I4*( H ing 1 mud .it Reading there was no
l.ust nigh! lie made |ioldie a
|M. .it t|.IC Ill'll ini .1- i,1 - bum. D1.1t huniif.xsmen
law
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Idler from (Jen James A \ an and govern" themselves in ic-pocl .». inn//Inn •!•
.in- ie.iitioii.ineFleet. Hlh Army cotiiiuaiider in
hr nmrndno•nt •... ll't .1 •MIIII
\--iitlm : th.it Du- n.itlull’- huslKorea, in which Van Fled report to "local and internal all.ois not i \ 1uo\
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in--- mi'll .ire ti mi often neglected
ed the South Korean Army in
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York's Harlem at a night rally atlundi-.i b.v inure than 78,1)00 persons. Stevenson told lit* audience he waa
dining poldn.il c.impnlgns. Steven"apple pie order "
ml ay. addre.Mnx a Manhattan
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-not the kind who choose* Id* Idea* according In Ids Itinerary " lie said lie had tulked about oil In Texas
Today.
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and about civil rights In Richmond, Virginia, "(he same s» I am talking here tonight."
(InltrnaHoiulIJ
I In •• •I n MVs |.1 ill 1ill' two to one lor President Truman
tminird at *i ikhi Kisrnhtiucr do of the klalr rounty nffit’rrs h.ivr ll.itmr
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live without pro-pet oil* hu-liu'**."
t»iif nf thr fust ihmi!'* |*m )!iniiK only iidrnlnistiT laws in.nli* lm lot t! law s t »i
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lie dented there wa- any of "(he
in tin \\ht*n I ain prrsidrtil is to
itin-ridtin nt tl • id t f i r 1 •
laws arc the so railed "lor.il lulls
1 ccmiig. crawling Sociulisin that
kin tn Knmi I'm tilling: lo -*
which
crowd
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how - up 111 Itcpiililii an oratory"
whais «nli»K mi t)ii*r«* I want to
police l.t Wart en II ITiiici' esMr what \sr ran tin to mmIiici*
tun.ited
Die ti.iin-idi- crowd at 3,t.iMialtirN
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in Iteadllig .i- Stcveii-on turned
t |ini|MiN(* to do tills jiImI *(t|<
tioui III- .itlack- on lo-n l>uight
if w«acall ham morn Sontti Ron*.ms
l> I i-elillower to pi .il-o Im-liifss.
to repl.H (• OIII \filerirait sii|i||i*rs
lie -aid then- li.nl been .1 dellher•I" tinirr.it \ .hi I li’d s.iys m mil)
..ii effort to m.ike -ome lio-ioesstins tldiriiinc's new sp.ipi rs \\v t all
men look upon the Democratic ud•use more South KoriMtts and \ou
'idiu-tr.illoii "with -mncthlng less
ktintt \»h tl ku'tl n( .i tliililing in.hi
Dull! line " lint In- added the Dem
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. liuiM'ial \ .ill ricH in
ocrat- had done mure tiii-iucs* in
In a television radio ..ppear.in«,iro r
Now
H o s p ita l
'tie i.1-1 .'11 ii-.u - than hail hern
lost night Die general said Ihe
•ul* til ( ' l . ' i i i a s I s n
lope ill anv -imilor pi-riotl
Parilitic* a: Frrnnlil-l.niiKhtun
tepnll
from
Yuli
Fleet
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West
Mnvoi Wilburn II Stemper em
Dcilincriitn . >|it■in t-111 increased
ltnl proved inadcipinte to
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phntirally urged every frrehohlei toil III e llfl tils own I Oil son lot
mi Du- heel- ol a Slemi-iin charge
v an cnii-rgeury cbi«' this
in Seminole t'onntv to vote fio u anting lo go there it elected II.
F.lm'iihowci wa- conducting
morning which uroic when three
I A i i v i n i i i i t ' i ' ( » r W a r Dial
the Countv ho.pitul bond issui said
1 liat Sloven-nil l.ibelcd a cvuical
Negroes nearly were u-phyxlati-d
Issue at the poll* next Tuesday
eanti for vole- on ;’M'po.*al* for
liv carlwin monoxide gn- In a pnrk"I want lo slnili on Die spot ••ll\ I IINI N| H N M l \tt
Klelllent* of tile dl-pnle in loiki
eedliig Die Kiii'i-ju War
The Mayor, speaking over the coiiilllioiis oe will (mil there
ed ear near Monroe curner.
-Ible victory next Tuesday from
radio at the Yacht Club meeting .......... .
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(im| Mary cunrernimr tile iill. eed elos
.yllOAUll I lii \I.\N I li A IN
Alice I'luwden, ohoot .'15, Apop
II II u
leader* Mill
sniffed
a put*
poi....................................................
of Ihr Jiiiimr ( huniiHT nf < om*
ju>u mm.h the lirpulilir uli oig i«f Pnlmvttn Avenue w Jre, IMcsidrnt Ttuniaii Raid liniiay thal DenPHTutle a-ilUPM
ka, wax taken to tin* hn»|iitnl in a
r4
Till* spurtt In RpIrlU
spirits cimo M
Khrnhnwrr • Lm a
mrrre today, rolled on two re- K,’,'n.’„ V-'riii iarntritmte Vo' iis ouii l •"""rht fovth In.Cituntv Court this hwinht I)
critical condition, following dis
n*ri)|sAS\of Deinooraur Iruilrm jn ir r J lApOl* 'T J
•puninji up proeiyaLnu* were s«urt- "lURllill plrlluu
porters, a doctor und an Ineui*-1 btillls- reipiirenivnl* "
covery of the eur und it* necupont*
y
next
tud*d*y
"t^
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ance salrsmuii who all ritod In- 1 ,Vrq/( Fleet's littei* pral*eil Die •vi on tho c**n In whlnh Lloyd (rr.“ m.idr a "rnhl hl«>odrd drnl" slbto Victory .
uImiiiI 7:31) a, m.
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2 .i.w uta fitfhunil ipiahllcN of (hr Sutilh K«» I ••mlinun la r h i w d wi(h nifinw- Ihut i oiild make a difference "hr what they Interpret na a last mmThe other two iwrupunta i»4 the
Iiusplla. faeilltles and emiorsed rruns Hr Njiifi on r«llvision, liu* v**»rti nixaull hy Wallace M. To*l«l IvvCell pemc and a lldrd world ole stirife of *entl pent tnwant
car, Jacob'AMor fletraml, 38, Of*,
S|(*VCIINOII
the bond in.ut'.
ninth hail ilr lmyrtl font irrim i filIhn r wltneRRiR \v»*rr trniil (I iIr wnr "
lando, and Mary Ann Cypress, 17,
stc\('ii'Kin Ii 1 111 n i; I f nppi'urcd
Henman Apprentice Ralph II.
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Seville, responded to emergency David, son of Mr*. II. K. Hardison,
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largest single Issue facing tho Ihr l»e*d " The Kirhlh Army com l.lovd mill Mi Todd, 11* 1 ••«•1 nitonv Up Ilia
treatment at the County Jull.
:it)tl I'nlmetto Avenue, ha* liven
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According to Sheriff P. A. Mem, assigned to the Oakland (Calif.) voters of this roomy," tin- Mayor mnndrr added. * am confident wot* eivi-n mIhiiiI « i r•»»»••«*» 1 •.. m no ul
P» ••» Iicn I’lieir tin: «!«Mill! how*
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n delay of n hulf hour wa- eneouq- Nuval Supply Center, it was re lieelaied. "We have long needed they will t oitlniiu to hold altil de the ••icm*. hi whiefi Mi I •nduiao
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lereil before spare could he pro ported today l.y Rear Admiral T. eilequate hospital furilitle. i.inl klroy Ih* 1 em.rmti ii ’m t u ' «»f fti.il i» iO't’UNi'.l of *h ikintf Mi r.tdd Ymk
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vided for the Plovvdcn woman nt
kftit Me\ eu^im tl mt axed
Earle Htpp, Commanding Officer.
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Ifi'io Cm*III IMir Mi I •udlllmil I*
the husnltal.
hospital It is on to you l.• min
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I he (wo iif(iont'\v t ItMidv •pM Ing to J. Q. (Slim) Galloway, con emit trnining nt Sun lliegi., Ciillf. room for patients, it would ultrin t- t!ol a it»|»\ from fioi' hioh.oid
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Following icccipt of the mil n- Dorothy lluttawiiy of Altumunte nUiiirt more |ieople besides giving Fieri had received vciv lilt It* ell iufreipient •ih|e*otmii hein^ V..... 1
A
'•* n i -meld - mi 11f•* put iiiIm lits inouth liv (huso
roiirayrmnd and never an .i|»
tmut 7:30 a. m., the conslalde said, Spring*.
II* u well rounded health sera let. t proud" for his DAii i fforfs in Iniin hy faith - ia|«*- I liM i'Idsp ipie-tnm In i*i t ft ltd
n til i o Nti •eriwiiti c;illeil
Ills li.ilidler.R "
nip aIno ufi« evidenred in lit*- -•• ph I s failf • on\ino
he went to the farm and found the
"Passage of tin* laiud Issue.’
it- ,ind (ft it \ml ,ie iiisisled the-i* 11ill*h hold
new Sontfi Korean diusioiis
three occupants in an unconscious
feetimi of •!»•• "tx mil ii |mi v with •111*v tl
asserted, "Would give os tniundii Ih........ ••nt f i Im* Iimpei In flu* peuiili*
state, the two women In the front
DcMTihim: hi- rift rl- to Imdd up NeVctuI |ii oRpi efive ji'riiet heiliif fei rut *
•I,
ate assurance of a County hnspdul
i 11 oman f mii
IL \tii* expected ••» take this
seat and the man in the hack of
should the Fish estate he itI-111 \I'll Ihr South Korean miliv \ all Fieri ••ReiiReil fiefori* tin* final erinip 11 inn'sI I tit
••ted • pi olio i
■me line a- in- pu-hetl through
thr 1040 Old-mobile xcdnn.
eoviRiRtiiie i*f RoIn t I \ ( ’often. Hi.it D S l.llp •1
longer in fulfilling its promise lo wrote
I ........ .. Ii I'crui-vli .1111.1 f"t Die - e c 1111 d
At -first, he said, he thought
"I have door (In* on rnv own (*alvin M iSmv, .1 Vutul .lone**, altniil .o Infill.i. d»»P n in It .e.d
Imlld us one. The trustees want
-It .tight day on a tour lo he ellthey had "passed out from drink
lis to pas* this issue to assure rchpon-dnldv with very little en Virirll ( ’ Me Alexander, CTinrleN T >eai l'»1•l nid •■» 111!!t•111 In fl-« .d iiinscd liv a -peech tonight in
ing and he proceeded to bring
them the people of lilts i-iiinity coiirojfemenl. and never ail ap Mcf’ullev anil Roliert A (*ait«r. %eai I »
ITD-Iiuruh
Bids were lei on equipment, new leally wind ii hospital. They have nroval for any inereiivev I am eon uiu efioiell
them back to tho County Jail.
" I hot l-ls.ll pied • o I I .1 l l||l
In I'hil.idi'lpliia Steven-oil criThey had become III and had vom- teachers worr approved nnd action Promised when they are aide to ildent that approval wdl hi* m.ii h'd
A i pna’ceiliinfi ifid ntiderwav of I III It 1*4 Sof 'll lllllloll doll.II - lo 1/ed tin- geni tal for saying hi*
wa* taken concerning hnlldny va re-lmhuhsr u* for it. Hot in Die post hu^t0 foi an nu reaped ( riling tfdi nOerunoM. Ilowaid l.lovd, hoii flout oni i \| ii .lil •t• t .••il«I nil .ill
Itted In the parked car.
It wa* not until they hint ar cations this morning nt the meet meantime we have a great, need In the linK 1 lirpulilir nf Korea I Of KIIIn I foV d wii n I fie fir'll (•• (fie allffai vita • In Iw sell |i-.o e oid voiilil go to Korea m all effort
to hud wav - and mean- to end tho
rived at the Jell that law enforce ing of the Seminole County Board for a hosnltnl rigid now."
Army
Mil 1*1••N|ifeflt K.u e.10 War
(like (to* witiii'RH rIiiiu I. Airoidinp a Mind \«mll
ment agents found that their ill of Public Instruction.
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Then Mr. Stemper railed on Mr.
ness was caused by other than In
At the request of the Seminole John Morgan fmm the amlieiicu Ihr lime lhal we should he prr iiueRtfoninir l»v l,rnRrcnlor Spi'ei
ITunisin lehl • ti .on .m|« i |owd
toxication. One of tho occupant* ul Teacher* Club, T. W. lavwrton, to give hi* views oh the hmii I i pariny strenuously allduring the1 Mr Tn«ld mid Mr l.rmlninn hail « "iiiii.deil hv
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the car we* part conscious by that County Superintendent of Public
\|It 11 ItsOil I* tl*'.* it
I* • iN ll Ri in l o n I'lau r
F lirl
hei 'o in e IH V of v ei l III a l l a r y l l l u i ' f i t (•• •Oil
l< i p d
I f 'n u l l m i n i lln I'aae I l m
time and showed sign* of lllm-s* Instruction, said, the board voted
j n« to whi'lliei mi not tile latlei "* ***'
" \t flim II \ •itst« ii
other than that caused by drink to eliminate Armistice Day a* u
Will treRpUHHing oil Mr. Todd' *M'1
'* ,l" Pepuhlo in- It.iv •
I'al 1 oluiuii Joseph lin k .,ill has
ing.
prooeitv
"repitilialed \ indenlii iy • lrnih-i
holiday from school, thus prevent
A physician was contacted Im ing "so many hrraks In the month
Mr I cuilnmn, llo- l.lovil boy i ' l"l* ' V "1. 1»' <"(li-it
(In' ' ! '•!' '.. i ll illum'd pie-idelit of the newly*
mediately. and he and o nurse of November." The Thanksgiving
testified, thlcalcncd Ml Todd hy liri'Hideiiti.il loiUHlier lm r.dhtu; •a glllll/i'd lleliev.ili'llt \— ocilltiulV
cam* to the Jell. The physician ad school holiday wn* set for Nov.
saving in- wim going to -trike Into hi 111 si-If ., "\ , 11.It-■11ul it Il.'inilili •■I- Die Sanford Pidlci- Department,
"
wtiicIi ha*. I.i-eii iiinuguriili-d for
ministered emergency treatment 87-28, while principal* were au
on (he head with a hammer. In coil
III tlllino-i. 110111.hi soul I 1 i n tin* I.,*ii,*fit of nn-mhci - of tho
and celled the hospital for space thorised to close schools on the
stead nf a hammer, lie said, Mi hmvi-r
"-in cu ll ol Die pulli n', ul fcpnrtiio'iil in |irnciir'.lig I'lio'lgenfor the three victims of the gas afternoon of Dec. 3 In time for
Two camllilnti’s for tin* post of ■•lake stone contribution lo the wel l.endinnn prneiued a crow lm1 fi>on .1 inli-iitii-ig i.inl "l.ilki'd like .hi 1 v fundi,
sing.
pnpll* to participate In the San- City Comlssiont-r will hi> (hi- only fare of this Citv and believe* it i« Iti'i truck, which lie threw ul Mi Isiibit
lull! -I " III itllli'il
1 it)■■•1 officii 1 elected were PaAccording to Mrs. E. \V. Itlley, ford Christmas parade, at the re
Tudil. Tlie latter meanwhile Inn!
"He » . i> smelt .1 Dok-.in I,Dt 1 1 ill until S II Spi'IICO, vlcvprcslthere was no room In the hospital quest of John Pierson, chairman names to appear on Ihn hallnl ucxl every man's duly to plav Ids pari nicked np a piece of lumhei which
Mi t '1,1 m ilk lli'puhhi hi in 111it1111
in the rlvtl and ntdiliial life of tin
bill. 11111I M l-- K-telle Ji'llliillgs,
at the time the doctor called. She of the Junior Chamber of Com Tuesday In (hr ( ’liv election
he threw up in front of til* fnci
M his I11-1 lop ul Du- dot in u-cn'iiiry and tu-u-urer, whilu
All Itnllollng In this election will community In which he lives.
requested 20 minute* to ninku merce Christmas parade commit
as
the
crow
bur
came
hurtling
to
Muskegon 0 Dining i sI iiiiii Ii i I ii iiii iiibi'i • of the inlvi-ory cinnmltHe moved lo Sanford following
ha conducted nt one null nlnce »t
way for the crltlrally-lll woman, tee,
jp inhi to ;r,,iHHl hv I'olli'e 1 hlef Fi 1 1 tei- me Sgt. \\ A. Horn, Sgt. II.
ICaallaaen ih , Paa* Pl*el
tha Cltv Hall in the Citv Commi*- his retirement in IPIM, originally ward him The lumber defleelcd
of
il
F Ciodi-uhiil/ tumi d old .d H .1
New teechera anpolnted were a* sion's room. Tha polls will he open planning to live in Orlando, hut «h" " '|,K|'•
“ ,,url1""
W Tench mid l.t. Max Hass.
follows: Lvman School, Mr*. Mil from 7:00 n.m. until 7:00 p.m. ac liked this city so much better In
1 lo greet Du- President
( ( *<rtllHiiwif On rnnr I'larl
Tin* flr.l funcDoii of ihe new
There Trtimuu warned that it oi gimi-ation wdl I'l- Die sponsor
dred McMilllon, graduate of East cording to II. N. Saver, Citv Clerk, decided to remain here, lie lm*
Die n.dion follow* Itepidtlii-iiii ad ing id tin- fil'd mintial I’olice Ball
ern Montana Teacher* College; where approximately ,'IJIOI) regis never regretted this decision, tie
vice "we ll weaken nor defenses" Doc. I t nt Do- Mnvfnir Inn. ProWilson .School, Mrs. Mcl.lea Ben- tered voter* will lie allgihle to said, and Intends to make Sanford
und lei Die •'ii (11111 nutil h "lake
ton. graduate of Florida State vote.
hla
permanent
home.
l-eeil- will go to tin* use of the usLAKELAN D t*-Florlda's first University) U k e Mary School,
over "
h
Mr.
Cordell
Is
the
iminedlule
Only the voting In City election
cold snap of the season arrived Mr*. Jewell Riser of Sanford, who
It Adi.il Slevetlsun is eleeled lie -iiciutiiin.
ahead of time but didn't catch tho I* attending Stetson University) will he held at the City Hall, as past commander of the Cnmphrllwill eiiidinue "tightiug for u last
none nf the poll* for the three looming Post 83 of the American
ABOARD TRUM AN fit AIN. r
C IT Y II VifllECCE
Pednral-Stato Frost Warning Serv
me pean ." In- told Du- uiidlem e
end
Croome
Academy,
a
new
band
Sanford precinct* In the general t<cglon, president of the Legion A tape recording taken hv rmlnAppiodiiiuti'ly nun City einice napping.
master,
E.
K.
James,
graduate
of
Fair Association, director for the station KGI.O of Mason City had
pbiyec- und Dieli families attended
election will he located there.
Tha twice s day frost bulletin*
PRISON I ills K ILLED
Die iiiiimnl City hnrhvcue lust night
Conteatanta In the City Commis Seminole County Hnschnll Associa President Truman starting Id*
don’t begin regularly until Nov. 1, Hampton College In the slate of
Virginia.
PUSAN .f Four Koreans were at the Hew barlii'cuo pit on tha
but the bureau was watching the
sion rare arc J. Denver Cordell, tion, u director of the Seminole s|>ecch tn a trulnslde crowd at
Bids were accepted from the owner and operator nf Cordell's County Snortsmnn's Association Manly, la., yesterday wills the killed and three were wounded to ground- uf tin- Farmer* Auction,
weather map and warned Florida
tiny win ,1 III lm nii-i gueiri|las at moth of Smifnid mi Highway
|arinert of frost danger this morn- Hill Hardware Company for* naw Kcpalr Service. 403 East 8 coml nnd a member of tin- First Baptist following words;
refrigerator, coating (018.09, for Street, and Col. Paul J. Choster Church.
"Well. Ihls I* fine. I ccrtninlv tempted .1 m u s s prison escape
17-93.
Guards quelled Die riot utter 15
Meteorologist Warren O. Johnson ih* Wait Side Primary Rchool son. veteran of 38 year* of service
Colonel Chcstersnn is a member appreciate your getting up und
The liiirh.-i'iic wa* prepared by
coming
down
here
nt
this
time
of
minutes
hy
tiring
into
a
group
of
•aid the throat waa not a major lunch room, and from ih* RrlU In the United State* Army.
of the Enlsronul Church, the Elk*
Curl William-, while meal cutter*
day
to
look
at
thethe
man
who
is
jirlsonir* who were attempting to were Mux lln--, Joe Hickson, W.
M l, but beans In extreme North Tractor Company for a tractor and
Mr. Cordell hoi stated he has no nnd the Blue Lodge of the Masonic
running tho cainonlgn for presi break lido a weapons storehouse A. Horne mid Bell Butler. Sidney
riofMa "would ba In Jeonardy." lawn ntuwar for Ih* Rcmlnola High political tie* or affiliations with Order.
dent."
Tho
recording
showed
Ihut
The prison commander said all It b-hard -upervlsed the affair,
Icaltered frost and possibly light School farm, costing W M after any group or faction. "I am run
The men are contestants for the
damage waa possible for tender settlement on trade-in of old equip ning for thla office because l am post which Is being vacated hy Truman hesitated in the middle of the rioting prisoners formerly were while Mrs. Gulie Michael super
the sentence.
member* ol Communist led guer vised the serving of coffee and re
truck In low spots as fer south as ment.
vitally am? alncerely Interested in Commissioner Andrew Cnrruwoy,
The train arrived at Manly about rilla hands
No danger was seen for citrus
freshment*.
who
is
retiring
after
six
years
of
the
Industrial
and
all
around
7:18
a.
in.
A
crowd
estimated
hy
or tM Mg South Florida vegetable
, M AR KET M EET
growth of our town and I hope service
lice at
■I i on
Iv thr. governing
I 1 ...4body.# . police
at 2.000
2,000 was
was on
on hand
hand ut
ut
Hamer Ballard, County adminis that I ran do my bit to make our
Under the * uggrred system for
railroad station but tho last
PLEADS INNOCENT
• f t u isn't tho earliest Florida haa
WASHINGTON
— Henry W.
aeon boat In the U years the hu trative officer far tha Production- community a batter place In which electing commissioners, one will ho car, from which the President
named Tuesday, two more nexl spolio, halted a nuartar mile away (The Dutchman) lirunewald today
HIT/
man M l been operating. That waa Marketing Administration, and our children ran live.
"If Ih# people nf Honfnrd *ro year and the remaining two the and only a handful of the crowd pleaded innorent to u 22 count
"Lost In Ala-kn"
------ the da i Johnson took Mr*. Lacy Grantham, dark, will
attend 0 conference tomorrow of fit to elect me. I will conaclentlous. next year, liefore tho cyrlo begin* heard hla two-mlnulo speech.
charge ut contempt of Congress
1:00 . 8:48 - 4:30 • 0:18 - 8:00
0:48
KGLO'a business office said thnt arising from his refusul to answur
ilntalned Jointly Dlitriet R of PMA at tho Orange ly do everything In my power to once more. Each member of the
year*,..within boura ofter Tmman made questions pul to him by a House
accordance with
what
I flva-man---group serves three
MOVIELANH
ract
- . In _________
______
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Bureau and county court bona*. Orlando.
r from tho atete think la to Ut* beat Interest of the with new memtiere taking office, the remarks il had received fovcral committee investigating tax frauds.
"Puiulura und the Rlylitff
(irunewald was arraigned In
Ul* will last! die- town aa a whole and all of It* cit- Jan. 1, Immediately following lhdr I telephone requests from Heoubll.
Dutchman"
. tha parform- loana."
elactlona. The Commission then'can leaders for verification of the U. S. District Court befuro Judge
Start • 0:30
llolilha jJ.. Laws, who
who set nts
hi* trial
ono case, tor
1M2 PMA proCol. ChaaUnon haa aald that he hold* an ortamsational
organisational meeting at 1|quotations and, In
In^ono
for noiiina
Feature 7:30
' (• entar (ha no* for com- whlah they elect tho mayor from permission to use the tape record-1 to begin Jon. 19 ami released him
Last Complete Show 9:28
Ung. Thla waa not given.
'under (2,300 bond.
dura far tho 1963 procram.
baaauaa ha would Ilka to th* group.
tim il
r
Hospital Proves
Inadequate For
Poison Victims
Sanford Sailor
Negro Mail And Two
Women Nearly Die
From Motor Fumes
Mayor Urges All
Freeholders To
Support Hospital
Jayecus Hear * Four
Others Speak Out
Leadman Trial On Truman Blasts
Assault Charges At Eisenhower
Begins In Court
On Peace Issue
Ju ry Solodctl Ami I'rt
ChiostioninK (U'Wit
iiossos Is St art ct I
a
1
Bids Are Let At
Meeting Of Board
Of County Schools
Hickson Is Named
Association's Head
Only Two Candidates Entered
For City Commission Election
Weather Service Is
Not Caught Napping
Truman Drops Word
He I Running ThinffH
Movie Time Tuble
k*1w i - u e v '- ' ■"»*— y -.v - -
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The School Amendment
f l l B S A N FO R D H E R A LD
Thurs. Oft. 30, 1033
P »l» 8
ASIATIC PLAGUE
v Vue Sanford Herald
Do the people of Florida believe in education f o r th e ir
children? Do they want their public xchoolx to compare
favorably with those provided in other xtntefi7 Do they o b
ject to (IniiKormixly over-crowded school buses nnd class
rooms? Do they realize that no teacher, no matter how cap
able can properly teach a class o f (10 pupils in a room built
for 807
If they do, then they hud bettor voto for the school
amendment, appearing on the Nov, d election ballot as
■01,1.ANII f- «»**•
Amendment No, 1. For only If they iiKrce to take some of
Kdltar
dONUO.I OMAN
the present nuLo fair revenue from the State’s jfenernl re
Dh Im >i Maaaaa*
venue fund and put it Into the capital outlay and debt ser
■l liai llll'l liM ItATKB
« ■« vice school fund of the various counties can the money lie
uy Carrier — ........
i.w
OBB ■walk ------------ ._
I.M provided with which to erect the new school bulldingx alrfcrw».Ma>M*»- -----------
ItatiiklliM la
daily u m i aataraay
•■•day. I'hrUlmn* aad l**»
*, •dhllahad *a NatwrSars falJ ChrlMaia* aad lit* Taara
i n Maaaalla Avcaaa
K lN l*4~ia BBea'ad rlaiia M I I N
OllaM f IT. laid, al Ik* P»a< Ulrica
>1 -Matard. Murtila, under IS* A»*
***— *— »* Marc* i. IdTa.
-a,wat4*a . ............
Tear ...... .
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For moie than twenty years In Florida there has been]
a b ttw a rr
M l I r M , eaeda a l virtually a moratorium
on new school construction, all j
___ L *#««lall<*a» s a d a a tlM a at
n l t r l a l a a i a l fa r tfca aarpaaa a l through the period of the depression and the years of the
ratala a fwada. M ill ba akaaaaA la#
war which followed ami even Into the post-war period when
•I l a g i l a r a U v a rlla la a r a la a .______
huildiiiK materials were scarce and prices high- hardly a
R i p w . n l r r f X a O a n n llr Hr
tk•a*
O m M I 'i
H # »r# a * a ta ll? fa school building has been constructed anywhere in Florida.
ta#., N # m V a r k , e h lr a a a . I l d r a l l .
.Meanwhile, the slate’s population has more than
<4aaaa* ell# *wd II. I.aala.
t f i ’T f i n l l la a a i a l i r al Ika doubled, with a -Id per cent Increase during the last decade.
Aaaatlated l*r»aa Mklrk la #allll»il
esHoalval# la tka aaa la# r»#ukU School enrollments have increased proportionately with
, (aliaa af all Ik# laral »*ai nrlaiail over H2.000 new pupils bolnjf admitted to the schools In the
M fkla aaMaaaaar, aa well aa all last two years nnd with the really big Increase from thu
*1* ■#*** Slaaal»k»e
rising birth rate during with the war just beginning to make
THURSDAY, OCT. M,
itself felt.
B IB LE VERSE TODAY
Hecausc of inadequate accommodations some schools
Conseierrr *prak« constantly to
thou who head. Hut tlw-y ivlni arc being operated in shifts, with part o f the classes at
violate the warning* of ronselcnre tending morning sessions nnd the rest afternoon sessions. Al
Will, finally hear no voice nt nil.
A Itill small voice. — King* IPs- most every classroom Is overcrowded by GO to 100 percent.
Classes are being taught in hallways, basements, auditoriums
18.
________
and almost any whom that children can bn gathered together.
Harlan Blackburn, Oilando gam Many present school buildings rrc unsafe, unsanitary, and III
bler, now in hiding from Slate equipped.
RUtbnrilin. bm been indicted by n
The Florida Citizens Committee on education estimated
federal grand jury (nr failure to in 1017 that 11 would take if 100,000,000 to provide this state
fiay hi* federal gamhlimr ilnmti tax. with school buildings it needs. Upon Its recommendation the
t’s all rig'it with the federal gov legislature established the capital outlay and debt service
ernment In conduct n gambling fund of $100 per instruction unit, but did not make it pos
racket, but don’t forget to cut diem
ter counties to borrow against future payments from
in.
this fund for immediate construction.
The amendment to be voted upon Nov. <1 makes this pnsyou k»ve built your home o t
jj provides that the first proceeds from the Statu auto
on the highway, did ynu know wit ta|f Ha|CH( nmv running at about $25,000,000 a year, should '
you might wake up lomi mn/[!!na tie set aside in n special fund to pay the principal and In•nd lind waneone hutl'lius a tilling torcrtt 0|1 |M,nds issued tty the counties for new school buildstaJiea, not dog itand. or rake joint |ri|f(l< thux guaranteeing that these Im iik Ih will he paid, and
n|M under your note? You can
p oanler for the counties to borrow money. This »lprotecl your«r . agaaui Inal rort o f i |fltm«-nt from the auto tag fund of $25,000,000 would amount
Sanford
llmtf by voting for the county to $^.270,528 at the present time.
toning law.
This method of financing bonds is much the same is
Editor: I am un official oIibitv *
We have alw.iy* roli-rd liow die that employed in 1012 when the Constitution was similarly rr al Ihklnl, amt on imo of Un*
vury fow Americium who have icrt)
Trvunanitri wince, bow unfair lliey ante tried to pledge two cents of the gasoline tax for the re no atomic cxiiloniun nt fir-t hand,
tirement
of
county
road
bonds.
As
a
residt
of
that
action;
think it n, when anyone recall* that
find myiodf ,|iiircsR*d and even
the average interest rate on fliosu bonds was reduced from Ifiiithli-ni'd
-Ity tin' tenor of the
it wa* llir Dcmnrrati got lit
>1 OH to 1.0 percent. A similar saving in Interest rates can SUvrosoo rnmimlgn for the pre»linto the fint World War, the Drm
he made on county school bonds under this proposed school uency. The one nnd only is*iie
ocrali wlin gut ui into llir iccund
which the tlcmiK-rntlL' Party seem*
amendment.
World War, and die Democrat* who
to rrcoKiilxc Is n record of so-rnlb
What the people shnnhl not lose sight of in nil the ex i'd
|irosncilty nnd sorlnl prngrrsn
got U* into the Korean War, And
citement and confusion of this campaign Is that tills amend which toe Democratn promise to
yet it it no more unfair In iay that
ment iiiu
merely
makes iiit in
easier
and iiiw
more
economical
for i conn
n
| i,i
n
ilium
iu i ., uiiinin
s n i nmi
iii ui
in i . iiii ii hi mi
umi- mulntalu if tor Aluencnn |ieop|e
the mil of duty to car* for our
famlli a and friends*
H 1 time that we did something
to hC • jirovtdo a reasonable hos
Mr. R. L. Dean,
pital t gliding In which our nurses
Editor,
nnd d clnr.t can provide the kind
Sanford Herald.
• for our families of which
As president of the Fernald of CJ re capable. We cannot esLaughton Memorial Hoipltat As they •ii responsibility. Vole for
sociation, I rim jirrhnjis more fam cape spitul Hoods on November
iliar with the Inadequacies of that the t
institution nml the handicaps un •I!
Yours very truly,
der which our loyal and devoted
hose
ftandall Cha
stuff has to work than most. And
It Is for that reason that I would
llku to add iny appeal to those you To tl Editor:
The Democratic Party is like
have already puhlhhcd asking
Seminole County freeholders t<> unto Old Glory. It has taken quite
endone the County hospital bond n ln*hing from the ill wind that
ha* been blowing lately.
issue.
Tho color may fade a little, m
As ynu know the capacity of our
>1nT Is limited to 32 tho rrigo* fray from bard une, but
bcosV i wo years ago wlo-n the hos- It ••PI stand* up hi^h reggiuie*
jutal was located In thu larger of ho .v strong the gale blows. 11
quarters nt the Naval Air Station stand for great and loyal pur
wo frequently took care of more pose* that have been a trnditlor
than 60 patient* at one time. We down through the years.
sometimes have a* many a* 10 pa
A* a body, we Democrat* must
tients In our present hospital hav ujihobt the things that mean the
ing to resort to cots placed In hall imi-t important phases in eur life's
ways and to other methods nf Im historv. Wo must stund up to the
provisation, despite the assump one thing our great men of past
tion that many patients we might years have stood for nnd gave n
have, If we had a modern hospital, greut part of their live* to pre
prefer to go to Orlando or Jack serve nnd keep.
sonville.
It is of great nobility nnd honor
Our condition Is too critical to to anyone who will stay loyal to
temporlxe with it. We must do the j’arty, through thick or thin,
something now. We cannot afford or what may come, we will carry
to procrastinate any further. Any on.
day we may be confronted with a
Throughout all America 1 know
serious epidemic or an awful fire, there are many like myself who
urchlent or explosion who*-* vic will carry on tncie traditions and
tims would find our community hold on to the thing* that mean
virtually without hospital facili the moat to our generation nml to
ties of any kind. The very thought the generation" tn romo.
of such tragic consequences render
No matter what race, creed or
nn Injustice to the men charged
with the icspoTisihlllty of tnking color, you originated from, you ran
rare of the sick and injured in eur nml must keep the works and me*
clinnlsm of the jinrty well protect
county.
And so as one nmong those ed SO that It mny be preserved for
faced with this responsibility, 1 the benefit of anyone who wishes
want to urge every freeholder to to come into or hetp to rarry the
go to the jmll* next Tuesday and banner through the strongest
vote for the hospital bond Is iuc. gales, the darkest night* nnd stand
out In the live* of our children and
Sincerely yours,
thelr’s after them.
T. E, Tucker,
If it must come to the boiling
point wherein you think you will
It iltor:
It* my opinion the proposed Ho»* lose a life long friend, don’t stress
j - ral llond Issue should he po i***d tli,' point, orally. Ju*t act silently
01. November 4 by th * people of and go on toward the goal you
Seminole County! There i* no started.
There are many ways of stress
question about the need for more
ho-qdtul facilities. It Is urgent! The ing the point and keeping your
need is becoming imuo acute every friends loo. Let's go, Democrat*,
■ilay. Seminole County is nnpre- uphold the party to the utmost and
jinnol to furnish reasonable hospl- keep our country In good bIiujh* *0
1tiillxntlon for ordinary times, and old Glory will be proud to endure
It is tragically unjiruimrcd to meet the gales of year* to come.
Mrs. llclonia Eubanks
an emergency. Too long Imve we
waltnl imping llmt Hiiniething
would to. provided for i i h . T oo long
JU P ITE R 1IDAD CLOSED
have we neglected opportunities in
thu pant. Too many Seminole
DORR SOUND t,h— Stale Road
County jieople have been forced to AlA nn Jupiter Island from the
go elsrwhere far bus|iitnlltation, Island Beach Road to the Palm
nml nt ton great nn expense.
llearh County Une has been or
Too little is known nf the un dered closed In through traffic, a
selfish nervine 1 emir red hv the washout In the road about four
niiraes nnd Hospital Staff. Within mile* rmrlii of the Palm Reach
the existing building, with It* loo County line rinsed Ihe road, tielittle spare and too great tinridI- cording to Police Chief Marvin IL
rn|>», they are serving fur beyond Crowe
Sanford Forum
/m
confronts us. A* n business ms.i,
I lament the destruction of free
>uterpri ■, which is virtually complot, d nil •41dv ill a nut inn which is
hind.rujit indii Wtially, facing ever*
ed to our Anierlrnn. il.-iqi si-nti-l
Ton
ec.fic.-ro for the o'
...ir will„ f jM r r |
rovenae*
ngm ss to -aerlfle.i ey.uyihlnif
Hni, .i„ ,fg,.rlog under n tax loA<l
mlmll' K our husSand-. mis, am,
|„ homo tiling more than II
brotherfor the anke "f ,, ,,,r.
,j)0V(. ,|„
maximum level
Ing the miryival of litnq ly, Justice, '
wjjj ,ji-*troy noy national
and thi piim-lpl.. of pei onu in , , lin,l|liy, ,\■, „
I am Dunktegllty Instead, ve -.•.- m,e lion- , y ll|l|M|„.1| u l r „rt«l|mcnt* of
ilrcl .nilllmi* peoiile a V ni gol.W f,„rl|„n, „f „p,.P(-h, frrciiom of the
into ■hm’ty hrhifiil fin- Iron Curnnd frcidoiT. nf m tion wlilrh
ll1#n* r.vn
n* ! tu! V
* would havn born unthinkable even
Wm II. . thout |.rotesl from 0.11
y,,nrB 1(K„ tU „ IBt|„r I
U. S State llepattioint. He see |,,.lirtt*ick and nshiim*tl of the fuj |,-nve to my son, even
tna Urmocrati are the War lsHy| (j(,M j() j)(,rrmv m inify fer Mcliool IttillillnjfH. II (bum rrot in it- return Ihitn to |>owrr. lint lhe*e the mili» ii of Korea so rmii|i|i'te|y t(|M,
tin
i
id
h
uriiirrsented
with
an
ilrMtioye.l iliut tljni; *■« ,,h’n» |> jf
h forluniito mniiKlt to rR(*n|ir
than Dial the Keputii'cani are ir
.,rov|(|u „ I1V l(1()ru nionuy I rum Stu tc Hotirnm for the
nlnimlliK dliruKril'l of economic notlilviK i« •elniiM ; the bntIn* t|c.|tt||
injury on Ronm futuro but
P irly ol Dr|ireinon«.
Hchooln. It rloeM not levy any now taxen, or make any new finis nnd of me wny in wtildi lues viitiia ly uiirhanged loir m. vltnhlc l.altleflrld. For hlstitry
tnxt'H
ultlnmlely
neti'annry.
these
ao-enlletl
*'»ecur(tle»”
huvo
tllORO |u liuinlnit ini l|n' Hist tilwei'j ronfjr,n„ tbut n nntlun In irrrvoethe Mootcsville, N, C.
iiiifl the i inninurilrit fnijTA btillt up nbly iloonu'd when it rmeue* It*
Hut it rloeM provide an economlcnl anil convenient really been nllalni'd.
come* tin* little comment
The
"|iro«|ierity"
to
which
they
method of rnlainjf the money throilKh loumt for new school refer has actuully heen purrhaaeil to muni "inr* their oiiglmil |nt*-rnHl economy i>y going to war
strength, while mir own *tliking jlts(PB(| of , 1, 1,111, fo* u , c,p|ta|
with the live* of more tli.cn three force leninln* vti*tly and admitindustries; neillr* for ”ap*
quartern nf n million American Uslly inferior. \Ve learn that out p..a,ament" or “containment" in*
youngsters who nave heen killed, loadi r« betrayed iih ami every- rl|(.H,| „f ,)rc|,|v» victory; and foamaimed, oi meqtnlly destroyed In thing w. fought fur. at Yalta and , , t(l0 u„|,„peded growth of it*
111 yearn of virtu a lly cmitiiHMiiia l‘ot4diiBi,*Aiid wc f iH
own groatvl
Rome, tho
II of warfare under Democratic leader *0 ntrtrnlly hnnkrti d tltd(o u r j.-mp|tc (,r Chnrlemagna, Renal**
ship.
This
warfare,
in
turn,
wna
eronurnlc
life
would
he
pnrn'yxed
fl,m|n_.t|1
B
||,t
|,
Inexhnuit*
’ft nw wtxy nr m wtf* aaWtnK
bice,
that in 19TB about 87 jier cent of
, ’olll (1|1|y |(l, y
u wm
renewed in Juno, nine, when it if it were not for a wnr-tmacd
drawing
a
curtain
and
marking
a
ballot.
lb* (Uwttuper* in this country were
economy wh eh defers the evenlni.|„(U. ,ju, United States of
Democratic
President
committed
When Hocrntex took tlu> cup of hemlock and drained it
agsimt him. Time amt hiilory lias
' Amt-rlcu in IUB2-3U.
our aon* to Korea In direct viola tunl iiepreiilon but Increases
j- (•_ KIH KIUIID E
shown that they were right, and rather than renounce Itlx inriuiriux into the nature of truth tion of tho United Htatea* Consti .•ctiinl severity when it does come.)
Arrordlng to Candidate Uieveii- IfiJM Walnut St..
when you get 87 jier rent right. ho wax cuxtinK a vote for the right of men to xpeak their tution, having previously created
yquV conking on the front hum- "'link freely. When the Mayflower embarked for a new. a crisis In (tut country hy with •(ill, Ihe Orniocrutir Party has Pld!ndel|diia 2, P11.
s*(
.strange world, filled with unknown terrorx but promlxiiig the drawing all military ami llnaminl •rented prosperity and full em
sil|i|ioit in the fare of extensive ployment fur the past 20 years.
SAVES LIVES
|hope for freedom of worxhip, t very name on the pasxengur anil
well-known preparations for If so, we can only conclude that It
Wlmt i* lha matter wiili peojile list was a regiatered vote for liberty.
invasion by the North Kiuuan putted tl* out of the 1939-in "re
ST- PETERSBURG '. f - A harwho at the age of 24, 27, and 29
When tin; niggl'd, hungry men huddled through the Communists. No one can argue cension" by embroiling 11* In Iciider who sow Haines coming
engage in a nrklrs. aoinine game agonized winter al Valley Forge, every bloody footprint In leuHonahly uguhml the need for World War II: |u-t u» this same from a frame building while on hi*
w nv home from work was credited
Intervention in Korea on June 'Hi,
called ’’chicken” ? Tlm*e wetn nn the Miiow wax a ballot marked for intfepstndiinca. Wherever 1P50. Uut neither can reapmiatldr Party ntrl the depres-ton of IPI7- with saving the liven of seven
|M hy Involving us In Wnrhl War I.
teen-age youth* wlm drove their in the world men decided to venture greatly for freedom, ejtixcn* — or responslhle candi 'Ihi> “recession" of IUlll-Rlf, In sleeping residents.
Groping on hand* and knee*
automobiles at a high rate ol *|>err| choxo to die erect rather thim live xulxlued, votes were ennt dal** — continue, to Ignore these turn, h»« hern ended hy Ihe war
two facia; that the President’* ac In Korea, which rnnliiiiir* to dale. Ibri 'igh suffocating smoke. Roland
directly toward each other near for a way of life.
(Mini
1 t.nVuie. 311, hanged on door*
Ax we go to the polling pljirex on election day we tion In ItHclf was illegal, unnecca- To the extent that the-e events w itb an
Fort Pierce and dared the other In
iron Imr and directrot Ihe
xaty,
anil
unjiiitifiable;
nml
that
were
InestUhle,
the
Demorrat*
Move over until their ears crashed should be mindful of all those who have voted before ux and the “proaperlty" which we ''vnjoy'' deserve neither rredit nor Mnme sleepy inhnbilnntn to safely down
together ami erne was killed, several o f the debt and obligation wo owe them. Himplv by voting loilny la a product of a war In for the ensuing, wnr-li**rd "proa- a buck stairway. They were In
tijiurlmeiili over a market and
seriously injured; they were adults. Intelligently wo are allowed to establish our klnxnlp with nil Korea which Ui# Detune mils Ad jierlty." To the extent that thry
ij'twa*
ministration
Invitfil
at
n
time
of
tlioxe
who
placed
xueli
a
value
on
liberty.
represented
diplomatic
Ineptitude,'
l ,rQvmn .!* .r j......
1P|„
People who have no more regard
the later
t ’’1 rescue
hclp In
economic "rccca»lon" in thl* coun or deliberate mdlry. the Htcvenwn stages nf the
from another
for life and properly than that
try, nnd hnx con latently icfused platform I* the most vicious nnd »,a“M
of
,hc
passing motorlat. C. L. Scott. Po
should be weeded out from the tnoIrammai presentation ever made to lice round the two still searching
to try to terminate.
Ihe
American
jieopte.
Mrnnnhlli',
toring public, deprived ol driving
for possible smoke vlrtlm* on tho
Just as the United Mate*’ Stale
thing I* certain: the llemo* second floor of the blnxing two
lltenses.
We have nothing but sympathy for Ibu secretary of the Department ha* vetoed every mo. mi*
eralle l’*rlv lost un the pence In story structure.
MimdHsippi legislative committee who forgot to mail an in lion foe discU*attT|t nf the Korean
The Winter Ittvrij Chit’, is an vitation to a prominent educator who was to texllfy before Incident In (he U. N. Aasemhly, HUB, nml It Inst It ngnlu Iteforr
the neennd World YVnr wan even
other Florida nrwi|ia|>rr, nri metro- the committee. Only after the committee hail waited an hour .Mr. Ntfvenann and hla Parly'a ail*
ir«
" has tong *In. e | MIAMI " S ' i l S - D ^ K . C.
vlsera
have
conslslenlly
Ignored
p^itnn daily either, whirls has come in vain did lie remember that he had forgotten to mail the Ihe irhiHun hip hetween war hiuI
1*m lhI‘
»nd enntldfoie
president nf Ihe llnlvrraiout for Eisenhower. Just why is it, Invitation.
Dernwratle " or o*per Ity" litre"" t <>f lie rest of he world due
Il* ,y
wlj| ,lt. principal
UnfiirtiinNUly. the t**o are I r"»»du<l In t Wna and Kon a, rpl- kp4,aker I'xlny al the opening of
VJM wonder, that so many nf these
How well we remember our ehagrln last April whuil we hnmr
mou*;
the
^ n'* " f S
IMIt mutual Southern Assoclu
*!**—| *
••» latter today I*' Arthur, " *P
ls«wipa|Mti, large nnd small, in found the Christmas cards we were to have mailed In Decem rsif noii) ii*
mura" pearl
fl"t11"11 than u
a tact. ' ' hur' ............. . .
.
*. . **on of Student Councils ronvenpearlyy »*
a flrllon
tir»« honored previously solid Denp ber In thu pdeket of mir old rnliteoal. And there was that mure
Asha scientist, 1I dfwiil
ilp'iid iht
thi fu I (inn,
fe
rn* *EuinnIi?.
.....
hor
example, llu?
the EVi'nin*
average ncl
net A*
Thr
nuivrntlon . will
<tcratic communities at well as in letter from the power company threatening to cut off the worth uf the American family jl. A-lfumb or H-mmib wlibli mey
.
.................................
,^ togeth. . bring
tka Republican strongholds, of kite power unless wo mailed them the check which wo hutl do- e., total asset* minus total llnldll- weil ho used to pull ii* out "f In*' rr Iren agn school leaders from 300
"rece**i«n" uf 1063. tpftl, nr what- high school.* in 14 Southern state*,
•crib, are turning away born their lioalted in thu ton drawer of otic desk instead of thu mall tUa) has fallen 12.6 pit. aincu the ever year the next ecnmmtlv rrl*ln I Jt ends Rnturdny.
Democratic .traditions and lining up box. As for forgetting to tlulivoc dinner Invitations— we have Democrats Inaugurated their first
"jierlod ol |mi*|i«rlty and full em
sjrith Elsenhower? Are they merely oven managed to forget to buy tho dinner, remembering In ployment" at the boginning of the
fug to get on the bandwagon? tlmo to discover that tho grocer closed early that afternoon. second World War. this "prosper
was alio baaed on the produc
Il it that they see a real need
Man's memory is fallible. Tho secretary of that legisla ity"
tion of materiel of wsr, rather
for restoring to the political leader- tive commltteo
In
........................
io In Mississippi Is in good, forgetful company, than capital good. In that earn*
shlp of this country that element of In tho futuro a hit of string tied round his finger might Umc, the average Am*i|»a» work
mey, honor and integrity which help. Wo huvoi nover been able to remember
renumber what the strings er has lost 84.7 jiet. of hla per
been so sorely lacking in recent mean. Hut that Is no rlgn that tho Idea won’t help someone sonal equity. The average Ameri
can householder I* 54 pet. further
and without which no nation also.
In debt than he ha* ever been be
$ tong endure?
fore) and hi* family today awes
approximately 1*1,000 In audition,
ties Ii narrow,
Il seems to us that the two jtar.sUnion there Ii ■ Imitilide which as It* share of a Federal drill
t issues in this presidential
which must lor liquidated eventual
would upiet all prediction*, the ly, one way or nnnthor, In short,
ign are enriuption in WashBy IAMBS MARLOW
Demncrata are expected to keep oven th* dearly-bought "prosper
INTBOHITY . . .
n and the Korean war. Iloth
majority control of Uta Senate, even ity" which we seem to "vi.Joy" l*
« limes of course covpr a
WASItlNdTON un - Oen. Elian- If Elunhawar wlna the pretldeaey. actually a tragic Illusion, with the
tie of situ and sjnbrace many, howur or Qov. Stevanien will ba
THE PIUCELEHH
Truman had a continuing prob maklnjt of munition* the only sta
questions which can hardly al the mercy ol the next Congrcu. lem In working wtth a Congress ble factor Tn our economy — and
Fulfillment of tlwtr c a m p a i g n
that. In turn, subject io gri>M
mod up in a few words. Bui
INGHEDIKNT
where hts own DemoersD M d con manipulation* fur political pur
,19 w in brirf they just
trol by a narrow majority. If s u m poses. Meanwhile, Ihe ordinary
When you bring ynur preacrlptlow
cover,the situation. And yet
Hut, aa uaual ever four years, of his own party turned their hacks elilien I* spending 07 pcL nf hi*
preildcntlal on his proposal In the Senate, for Income for goods and services to
Intcroat
her*, you rsn depend on tho lodg
I Hrjusge masons we encounter
Instance, he wee sunk unless — ' maintain his day to day existence,
ment and the high prafewrional
' for
lor voting fur
rpr one side
ik m or
while maintenance, repairs, ami
Republicans switched
atnnderd* ef our experienced p h « Kkar. The PepuhKc.ns lie the •MnUtlvei set attention but are
replacements force him "several
hundred doliara a year" Into debt
marlat. Let os help you *o«n!
noons, sgy
r of depirisioni,
says one, ovmnattowfd by the big ohow.
or depletion nf hit savings, ac
The Congreu that taSoa over. In
a
Coxpnuiusl,
says
C O M F I.K T K I’H R H C R IP T IO N
Jr
I voting
1833 can i
cording to ths administration's
agalqst a miliury tgsn
tho pro.SERVICE
own lUtistlcs.
, a y s one. Stevenson
° t ? m people — - or tin press —
mar
ho
of America could realise tho full
M V MR
Implication* of such si position and
ul cost IDfo o d and dtsits
, tays oaa. My grsWfsUt«i
h we have been paying
a that podtimi, m pslf-
Forum
^££lfE N n
CPFTIAI
BIG PLASTIC
GARMENT BAG
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• full Grout Stic
• I wn- ItllH' n m ln
• Miiuolll Zl|)|)ci At linn
• Hlilll . H flu* Itlr itt >
Forgetting To Mai!
THE WORIO TODAY
m m v
"Good & Bud”
203 Enxt Flrxl H ir e d
DEPENDABLE
USED CARS
iff q U
«»d alalia
what is bast far
tMfUvt
darn meat of U n Democratle Party** "aehlrvemeata." Tsrias la ID
yeara, tho Democrat* huvo appeal-
sm
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1949 International
Vi Ton Pick-up
Truck
Excellent condition, low
mileage,
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family
m
1946 Ford
Convertible Coup^ /
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1950 Pontiac
2 Door Sedan
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1951 Buicky 4 Door Sedan
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RANFORD, FLORIDA
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CULM OF W
EEKLY SflCIHL CTITIET
PERSONALS
FR ID A Y
m ril nt H:fMl p.m. nl the tunin' of
Thu regular, mouthy min'lilt if uf Mm. W. V. Bitting with Mm.
the N. iti» V. Howard Chapter of I Frank MacNcill acting a* eothe U.D.C. will meet nt thi* home hoitd*.
of Mra. George D. Bishop in Hose
TU ES D A Y
Court at 3:00 p.m. with Mr*. M E TH O D IS T CIR CLE M EETS
James O. Sharon net Ini; ns coNo. 7. Mr*. Ted Williams, 400
boatea*.
Plnmosn Drive, Tuevlny, 7:'I0 p.m
Southslde Primary will holil There will he n basket sale.
'W their annual Hallowe'en Cnrnivnl
No. 8. Mr*, linger llartl«. 833
from 6:30 p.m. to 0:00 p.m.
Rsrnmhin Drive, Tuesday, 7:30
p.m.
M ONDAY
The Woman's Missionary SW!c.
The Woman's Missionary Union
ty of the FI rat Baptist Chun li will of Semlnnte Baptist Association of
hold tht!.' Jrtlului niutithly I usl- Humid Mill have their annum
neai at 2:30 p. in. In the Kihic.v meeting, instnllntlon of officers,
tlonal Building.
and “A Day of Instruction" atT
The rhllathea Class of the First llel.nnd, First Baptist Church, at
Presbyterian Church will meet nt 10:00 a.m. Covered dish luncheon
the home of Mr*. J. N. Dillon nt at noon.
1201 Palmetto Avenue nt 7:30 p.m.
The regular Imsincss nml social
with Mr*. K. A. King acting ns co meeting of the Daughters of Wes
se hostess.
ley Hominy School eln'is of the
M E TH O D IS T CIKCI.R M EETS
Filst Methodist Church will meet
No. ]. Mr*. J. B. Crawford on lit McKinley Hull nt 7:30 p.m. with
Lake Mary, Monday, 3:00 p.m.
Mrs. S. (i. Ilnrrimnn, Mrs. ('link
No. 2. McKinley ilnll, Mnmluy. l.eonnrdy, Mrs. Kdnn Bridges, Mrs.
3:00 p.m.
J. E. McKinley, Mrs. (I, P INNo. 3. Mr*. I,. T . Doss, HiOl K. triilge, ami Miss 1.1In Woodard
Second Street, Monday, 3:00 p.m. acting as hostess.
No. 4. Mrs. A. 11. Zachary nod
W ED N ESD AY
Miss Bessie Zachery, H12 Magnolia
A generul business meeting and
Avenue, Monday, 3:00 p.m.
luncheon will be held at the Wom
No. C. Mr*. John Olllon, BOG Vnl- an's Club nt 12:30 p.m. The pro
enela Drive, Monday, 3:00 p.m.
gram will include a report on Ulrl's
01
No. fl. Mr*. J. N. Asxnrello, tiOO Hlato ami I lie hostesses will be
Park, Monday, 10 :00 n.in.
Mrs. C. F. Proctor, Mrs. li.
No, 2, Mrs. M. W. Castle ,lr., Wiley, Mrs. .loder Camelort, Mrs.
1200 Oak, Monday,
p.m.
-----------•• 7:30
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Hubert Cobb. Mrs. K. Compton,
, 4oe Wesleyan Service Build of Mr*. J. P. Cullen, Mrs
T floss,
the First Methodist Church will mid Mrs. .1 W. Move
The Married Young People’s
Sunday School Department of the
First Baptist Church held n Fam
ily Supper Tuesday evening in the
church dining room.
Those present for the occasion
were: Mr, amt Mrs. L. <;. l.lttnn,
Jr. and son Eddie; Mr. nml Mrs.
R. F. Cooper; Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Wetzer; Mr. and Mrs. limner I,.
Osborne and duughier Jane; Mr.
_ and Mrs. Holly Piercy; Mr. nml
’• Mrs. Donald Knight; Mr. mid Mrs.
Raymond Kader nod sons, Art and
Donnie; Mr. nml Mrs. Melvin tickle
and daughter, Susan; Mr. and Mis,
D. T . Bragan; Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Cnrter and daughters, llrcmln nml
and daughter, Carol; Mr. and .Mrs.
Jean; Mr. ami Mrs, It. N. Skinner
W. P, Brooks Jr.; Mrs. Vernon
Hardin; Mrs. J. C. Newsome; Mrs.
Roger Schmidt; and Mrs. I.eland
Rudd and son Michael.
IIA IT IH T W M F M EET
The nnmui! meeting uf the Wo
man's Missionary Union of the
Seminole Baptist Association will
lie held in connection with a Day
of Instruction, Tuesday, Nov. I,
at the First Baptist Church, lie.
Land.
Mr*. C, D. Crensman, Steward
ship Director for Soul hern W, M.
'P' U., wilt ba guest': peakei. All of.
fleers of local societies are urged
to attend, nhd nil others wlm pos
sibly can. Association officers for
the new year will tie Installed dur
ing the afternoon session. A cover
ed dish luneh will be served. The
meeting w ill open at in no o'clock
In the morning.
A S K FOR
W O N D E R FU L N EW
A
M edicated
Money back guaianlen
Celery Cmte, the Seminole High
Mrs, Blanche (lurdnler has re
turned to her home In Cleveland, School youth centrr, bus elected
O. after spending lime with friends its officers fm the coming yeni
ns follows: Ronnie Anderson,
ill Sanford.
president; Carol l.oeehelt, viceMr. and Mrs. P. (1. Barksdale of president: Jimmy Whatley, secre
Chatham, N. J. are visiting their I tary; and Jeanette Kininw, treas
daughter and son-in-law, Id, and I urer.
The Celery Crate is the project
Mrs. I, C. Wright In Sanford.
of the Seminole High School PTA
and other Sanford civic organiza
Mr and Mrs. Myron Smith spent tions. It is open every Saturdny
the weekend in Jacksonville with night fiom 7;fills) p. m to 111:30
friend*, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rogers. |i. in. with Couch Howard (iortlie
Mr. ftntret» is Minister of Music as iltici tm f si- tf ' • o-s. lie is
and oigamst at the First Methodist aided by Mi*, limner (bboille ut
Church.
the door and Mr*. J. N. Azzurcllo
at the snack bar.
Mr* .1 M. Stidecipher is PTA
chairman of (lie Celery Crate nml
Honier Osborne i* firmlice chair*
By K A Y H K N N IN U ER
man.
Next Saturday night, the Crate
Let us not target the Christmas will hold a IliilhiweYti puity with
boxes fm service men uml women lefrvshinents prepared by the
No matter how *mnlI your rmitn soplumior*' mothers of the PTA
lilttiiili, it will lie most gratefully under the direction of Mrs. J. N.
leceivi'd. This Is the last cull.
Azznrello, Mis ,M It. Strickland,
We are always pleased when Mis. Rernard Wilke, Mrs. Rotiert
oui child'i'M make the news, Lit- Miller and Mrs. J. C Bryce, all
tie Putty Feeee, whose birthday sti(ihotnore cluss mothers.
was Inst Thursday, nod Lairy
All pa i cuts are ein dial Iy Invited
Mitchell, whose birthday was last to attend with the young people.
Somlay, were hunumd at the
church service at the Mansion
Then, in the afternoon, l.nrry tun!
n party fur 17 children.
On Tucsduy David Ncider had n
party for hi* birthday. His guests
wete Marie nml Tmiiiuy tluruchniThe second district of the Wom
1 1, Eddie Kcdmiin. Putty nml Jnnb •' I'eeee. .Iliekie nml Stevie Jack- en’s Auxiliaries of the Diocese of
soli. Leo, Di'iiny and Julius Ting South Florida held thejr meeting
Tuesday ill SI Luke’s Cathedral
ling and Etta Marie Emanuel.
tin the 22ml, Mildred and Paul ill Ibbflutn
Those from Sanford taking pint
no Scbimeiei were guests at a
party fm Joyce Coiirml of lie hi the Hireling were Mrs. Raudail
Land, in cm ftonl ion of her ihir I hlun\ seeietuiy of the -ei-nnd ills
terntll bllllidlly. There Were to tiiit, and Mm II E Whit tier J r ,
young guests.
alto gave II -.bull talk I'll "tiracimi*
And mi Sunday. Dorothy Sell llos(iltnM y ”
Mlendilig fiom llie Salifoid
niierer, the first baby born in |v
\uxiliaties were Mrs. Chase, Mrs.
Bury, will lie four years old,
Wurt
fungiatiilutlmi* to Miss Elsie William Kiiibbiiff, Mi*
Furou. a new mi'inber of mtr "tun Warner, Mrs. Whittier, Mr* Tlmiii
munity, who bus aheinly rilstin- as Vuiigluin, Mrs. J N Robson,
gui*|]eil herself by getting bn Mis Frank Mebane, Mrs Joseph
mime on the honor roll ut Del.aml Saunders, Mrs. Wiltlnm Patton,
High School.
nod Mrs Kdwurd Kuhn.
We certainly are growing a*
witness tin* Increase in income of
llie Post llffirc. Wall Haul, post
master, tell* us that last year
ll\ M MMi Vltirr T IN DEI.
fiom July I to Se|tt. 311, the in
entile was $1)11.31) and this year,
fm tin' same penial, it was f|IIN)i
O I' Wlliiw ll'fl Ttl«*4i|||V
37.
for N'tirfi*tk, V m unit
M tl,
Let u» grow in other way* os d» li H r hit I hi* win tiling of hot m«rc
well \ into next Tuesday, If mu. Mi -1"'" ({iiuhtn l Jfthrisori,
ale eligible to pint one, will prove Mi mid Mrs H„ I Johnsonif9»li*r of
>nut interest in Hie country nml
Mr mill Mrs,
K T in ilrl rind
slate in which you live. Transput
lotion will lie available for t)mo Mr. mnl Mrs \r m ih l l u n k l nml
■ 0114 Hoimic, Michni- 1, mill Mitch,
who need it
Large-site pancakes » re good
T H E HANFORD H ER A LD
t
filled with npplesnnc...... ul served M l" ' 0 >' 3U>
Ptga 3 H
with luitter uml eto*h»'l imipli
4ll.,nr
Minin' (iiiek sausage meat llltol
fliii cake* and grill slowly until'
1 1■i.i iinglily cook' d. Put the cake*
■lint-'- III Afi-Il bill -t.'d bulls and servf':
Thin iriineemeai w ’ t.
juice, heat and scrv nvn rating! mill a gm null of cusp green* anil;
I Itinbei ry jelly.
(iiidiling or «|mnge cake
sn ow iN t;
Endue Party (»ivt*n
At Lemon Itluff ('amp
>f Cincinnati, ilhlii, and now
*v Fr i d a y
U.SO
AI
JamesMi\son A n a Gmiiwkr
( V im ION
*i i i;t
I W o t f l o» d T^.FtifK^T?ufcJiHtw
sanford
—
NEWS
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And
it : d s h o u t s
I V
:- O R L A N D p i .H i G H W A y
1
t
look
Auxiliaries Meet
At Orlando i'hurch
The Dependable Class nf the
First Methodist Church met .linn
day at the buiae of Mrs. Al Skin
ner on Magnolia Avenue with Mis*
l.ouise Sipple piesiding. Members
T ill: M KHM A tIt CUAVN U
of the cluss decided to sponsor the
support of u Korean child for one nt Di ifnil m >iIk«\«t*Inc ati c.ii 111 with
you r.
low tl.ircs nl I lit* tuck I Ini tlit
During She meeting, committee (,\inn^lt n ci-ruttri of the hIMil nil*
chairmen for the coming venr were limit lie to iitl-ifVcr « mhroidrnd
appointed. Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker wId Ip Iiup , IwMthtig uml M"i|uiitfi
gave a devotional on the subject over iiifsK* t nlie l-.ffeLi a ('fit*
of “Christ'n Definition of tin lu'iro Miic *dk Little "null Inn <nlk
Lord's Prayer."
I-nlcr. Mrs. Skinner and Mrs fririjjitl ends A iiiiili lUiiff cnmiA«>|e Ii*i1141 tilffti
the lmdhe.
Nnney Brock, hostesses, served ie
F rom tb» .tctii:m r »oll«« (inn fur
freshments In the following: Mis
E. I!. Wood, Mr. II. A Appleby. w nit i r Iti'i,1 :»j
Mrs, Charles Brown, Mrs. Cyril
Bnlner, Mrs. Ray Herron, Mrs. .)
M Leonard, Mrs. II .1 l.nerhctt.
Mrs. H. 11. McCall. Mrs. John
Sehirord Jr., Mrs. Shoemaker, Mrs
V. I, Smith, Mrs. Burke Steele,
Mrs. Clarence Wallis, Mrs ,L D
The Home D c iim iis ln illn n Club
Mi
Dull' Se-utf Ip and Mis
( ’illinium, Mrs. Lowell (Izler, Mis
Sipple, and visitors Mrs ILiu v Ml hill I Mltu. I, Ip ., iiilirtnnoil bud it* organization meeting ln*t
LongwelL mill Mrs I Semite II Pet tlo ir |.i dp.p eiub-p Luespliiv with a 3'hn isd uy .ifterimmi in tbu W. (■
IppvI i Ipiiii lieppii ul the TiuluekN Miller Building un lligbwuy. 17
Ills.
uttiiii tiv p- i miii|i at Lemon Itluff. T he following officers were elm*
A Hallnwp eii tin me wax used In e ii: M is, B uy K. Peek, president,
F ra n k H ill, v i r r - p r e s l d r n l :
decoration*
throughout the house. Mrs.
Mrs. Ileruuin l.ederhuus, s e e n 1
HOME DEMONS I It t 1ION
Prizes were awarded to lile fol liny; Mrs. (iustuve Hi mil, Irens
Miss Lore lie Stevens, State 4-11
Club specialist nf Tallahassee, lowing: High, Mri. Crank Wood liter; Mis* K a y llentiinger, Council
worked with Miss Lila Woodard, ruff III; second high, Mrs. John D elegate and Miss |.u|* Campbell,
Home Demonatratioii Agent, Tues Crawford: Low, Mi*. Edwin Sliin- alternate i tinned delegule.
When the business of the meet
day. Miss Stevens ami Misti Wood liiilser; other (prizes went tn Mrs.
ard organised « 4-11 Club lit .Ly Jnek Hill and Mi W. M. Philips ing bail been transacted, Cmillly
man Reboot SrltV an enrollment of
Luncheon wn* SCI veil by the i Agent, Kulph Townsend euve the
85 representing seven communities. liostesse* to the following: Mrs , j members a most enlightening lull,
The program planned for the James C’rapps, Mi* Malcolm dig •ill soil, lie also demonstrated
year Is to train local lenders in gm. Mr* Roy Stine. It , Mi*. Kil l "Chinese I.uycrlng."
different communities to work with ward Higgins J r , Mi Roy ISreen,' The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. John M.
the girls In their activities. This Mrs. FL II llilbnm J r . Mis. Craw I Schneider of the Orange City Mewill be in addition to the work ford, Mrs, Shinliol*i't, Mr*. Ilnll,I lho<li*t < biinli were dinm-i guests
done by Miss Woodotd with the Mrs, Orville Mink*. Mr John liey.j lust Sunday at the home of Mr
girls in the sebonls.
Mrs. tiling*
lli.li. a* ti
Mr* and Mr* Ytmerii Vnlenlim Dr.
Woodruff. M» ■ \\ uliion |b,*li, Mi*, .S. lim i'b i uskeil ids Imst« to i i
M ARVELOUS
lack flnligati. tli - l lnlii*-*, nml tend Ills most cordial imitation
to nil who would heat him *|to«k
Mis, Riebutd Blown of Mmmi.
B EA U TIFU L
Sunday un the topic, "Politics
Later in the afteiiiooo, cokes, tin
uml
Religion"
mints, and nut • w*-t*- **-rv»*l to the
M ako-U p
Mr
and Mr*. (Sertrge I Niff in
guests.
are buck in lie llury fm the win
Cover n llioso u,jly i '
ter.
lih«*.i wllti yovii |*
Mr. and Mrs Louis C. Stober of
fhristhergci Mnrior, left on Sat
urday afternoon fur mi exli-nded
vacation. They plan to lie back by
Christmas or a little sooner
t o n K!irr
* 1S1**'I iVo
Do Bary Doings
Family Supper Held Dependable Class
By Baptist Youths Holds Regular Moot
0
Officers Are Elected
By Celery Crate
■
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Util
bi'liut ten ri
( onvi lit mri
KMIMHR
fpiiturftl In
i iuncU hair
nod winter,
> nn
nrrkUnr
dinped cuwl
Ideated nklrl
nikdriff with
<1o*lti£. The
collarlt^t
ImhIicc.
M u n 'm iil«
HllellOURTI’K
U
(lair** M«(*ardrll'«
Ioom* t*on( for fall
ltiVi fW 'Hie i-aidl*
lias*
n
h(i\*
w h< n
Du. I
11 n idressers'
'
•"
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from
Hi
-m all
f i. i
and * "Hi* i S v p i . i t
\t admit** H imJ
d tin
hi nd i" h» i c tn
ne|»uvuii*
n*nrf. A trmniei
Fui" an rlaslulifil
a IrriUirr tabbed
ivory jersey blt>U4»*
and l i a t
thu
1 't ill f llu l
I Hi'iiinr
f
I'ltf l " lit
f
ill
llr :m tiii.’ii.
I .11
’ Ib
i|0" . Ill llll'lit . . .
,1 ,« in ■!
t
ill 11 - lit lull '
Elder Springs
Evn-Pevy I
Ward In viit v v»*in Lnkin ^ pou
dcr lilm aiH t? T n a *>lnmlnit| lm>
cup flour icidpi* add n half cup of
prated idu*i,"i* »*r hroken mitiiniit";
inukc l h i " addition h rfun 1hi U
ipiid i" " lirred in.
!y Shop
n>onc Mi.Y
HIM ICii"! Setoml v*ii* ri
urn* f li«' if ti i*a N of Mi« S. I ’ Nor
wood n nil Nor im 1 Noi worn I tiH***nl
lyMi nml Mrs. \ ih | h w Fto\v< i »
mnl tinlilipn , Mwiirht, ( ilo iin , nml
Hm tilv'hm l
( l o i r i ?u ch ( h I'iich
day, Mr Flow nr n* mother, from i
(! cork'in
M i S. A 'Undid uml "ini'*, and
Mi". S. K. Norwood "pent Tue^diiv
with Mr4 J H 'Undid in ta k e
Munrni*.
in *fm ksonv»He, Fin., v t i r (*! fu r
friends, M i. mid Mi <
May f"
iN'ek foi "evciiil days H iih vv*’ck
Mi and M i". I.utiis A Woidm* >
lire I iiih I
this week tn friend
from t nri liiiioiit, N Y , Mr and
Ml 4 F ra n k \t T*|ft,»n Mi T o il on
tins shown tftejil
m fl>*
blind by writing "pi* ud ii m a c f*o
Horn and Mon lidme ti into th ud
le.
fii*s! a v Mnl ho"* a, one of I to*
firnl to Ion Id In hum* ill t >**I In r \
left oil Tuesday for New Y o ik
He was accompanied bv Ins tlmarh
tei, Mrs. tlni i y f ’liu"tuine. I'licy
will Mill fiom New Y«nk f*»r Nor
way. Mr Mattilesen's birthplace
Doris Mac Far lane of Detroit,
Mich, is spending tier month's va
cation with tier pnn-rits hi |H*
l im y . Her friend. Dolores Fusco,
came with her arid will In' here
for two weeks.
H igh i|ii;ilil\ ;il Inn ii>-|iowMI»|i' pui't"*
Int in thill
fur nil ill
niiilii''* T O C C H T O N 'S
h i;
lU .il’- tin
’’tin' |ten|ili’’ - iln .ii'
wlnrt' iiii'i rhiim lisc. Sn. cit'd
yiitir fiixurilt' niilitiiinlly
phii
tn *;i>e’ Itm
m l\t*rI i**«*«l lieiillli ami In .mi i
(litis licie u lii'i't' Ivouinmy
w ins in a
I
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r our
of
to >
WOMfN CIIOOSI
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I am I ’rirv T irk t'l.
r> LIis. EPSOM SALTS
IM. MILK OF MA(;NESIA
End-of-Month Sale
(id IlvONIZEl) YEAST TABLETS
•SI*2.r> AKSOKBINE .1K.
ddc DOANS PILLS
D resses:
$1.2(1 SYltliP OF PEPSIN
(idc COKEOA
$1.75 PINK HAMS COMPOUND
$1.25 CKEOMIJLSION
$1.25 KETON(»A
$1.00 LAVOIUS
50c N. \i. TABLETS
fide MURINE
45c CARTERS PILLS
35c ALKA SELTZER
T0 UCHT0 NS FOUNTAIN SPECIAL
FOR FRIDAY
S U l'E K • D U I’K Il H A N A N A SIM ,IT
T IIR K K IHDH S E A L T K S T IC K C IIK A M
T H ItK K D IF F K H E N T TOIMM NCS
C ltO W N KI) W IT H W H IIM 'F I) C U E AM
Vi
DRUGS
fOU CAN 01 PI Nt) ON AN/ DRUG PRODUCT THAT BEARS THE NAME R f T A ll
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t i l m u n t M 'i m i i rtttft M.it
4
Thurs. Orl. 30. 1983
Boy Scouts Make
Zekp Hralkowskt of Georgia took “ TO O LATfc T O CLASSIFY
over several other spots In tho USKD” SPACE heater, fuel oil
aerlol division.
tank type. Heat up to 6 rooms.
Urstkowski tied Spence in the
Pnons *240.
'
number of touchdown passes lie
leads the SEC field in most passes- 1040 Chevrolet
Ton Pickup
133; most completions - 58: most
Truck. A -l Condition, Tire* Ex
yardage gained hy air-773' and
1007 Sanford A t i .
Ph. 1113
cellent. Can He Seen At Semin
IIIItMINOHAM i* quarterback; mr*4 passes Intercepted-to fie has
More than UK,WO U. H. vcternn-i
ole
The
Shop.
Dudley
Hpcnre
of
Auburn
Is
the
a ,-13(1 percentage.
received GI I percent home Irinn*
hfsl passer and punter III the SouthFreshman Hill Krlelemeycr of
frem private lender* during the easiern Conference, even despite
Vanderbilt Is second to Dratkowskl
pumth uf September, ItlfiU. Tills the fact Hie Tiger* occupy Ihe only |n yard* gained passing-719,
v ns the highest volume since league cellar
hut like him has a compiolio.t per
Toe SEC dntlstirnl bureau to |tentage behind Ihe leadt>"s-.4*3.
Iln c in jrr, IDIil.
day said Spence led the Confer
Stevens of laimiana Slate
II. V. Dlckenshvi-ts. Muniiger of
ft,r the third straight week Is Norm
In second place behind Spence,
tli*- I’ass-n-Grllle Keglonnl Mffiri\ ns its most accurate passer, fie and Hill Ilrlgman of Georgia Tech
lui* raimrtill some slight increase completed II of 20 tos*es against Is In third.
In npplirntlons for the pa*' month Tulane tn run hi* seaso:. string
Alabama's Clell Hobson is the
Mr. riiekcnshrct* stated that, to 12 connections In RJ attempts •«.ly
other back with a loo or
.w
*•-•-enlace I nc Grermc* i
if. spite a genernl tiuhtening on of
for a 7.9 yard average, tops In the
the mortgage market throughout bent Auburn 21 0
Vanderbilt end Hen Itodcrick hcltur pass completion average, I YU SHOW CUUM. "MtVM”, MIURY Car lul each day htles build itrangtb
the country, an average of
so rasialanco may ba grratar *ack
caught
only two passes while and he has exactly 500. Hobson
You, too, may not b* ibis to hldo month, nervousness and suffering lets
U. 8. Veteran* obtained GI home
has completed 23 of 4rt losses for ttfat
Georgia
Tech
wm
beating
Vandy
tirog,
ntrvuus,
Jlllory
look
tach
financing each month during the
amt less. t,ook more natural-/##! ■»«
271 ysrds and two touchdowns
month no msttor how much “moko-up" sleep better. Ask your d«#l«r far
first- half of IIIIS'J. It was stated 30-0 Ollier SEG receiver* had a
you
us*.
Keep
your
socrot
■■(•
during
bad
weekend,
ton,
and
Roderick
Cardul. (Kay! "card-yoa-ey#").
further that thi* Iteginnal O f
"Dioso” doys-don’t bo tho ono girl In •Zfii.e
Is still leading the elreult inlotal
tilimtl* IkeI aS was
f i c e has approved a total of Jlfl,throo
who
shows
tho
strain
from
tollllmt
III• I »«* */ every I «•«<•
At the U. S. Bureau of Mines Isis nsrvss and cramps - has "that •ojfcesiluri.a
r:i!i home loan* since the program yard* In 100 running attempt*.
/tvm MiM.ilr Zloew/wl.
Hardemnn added 102 yards to synthetic fuel* plant In laiti.ri.ina, monthly look".*
war inaugurated seven years ago.
Take Cordul, a spsciat ms.llHno
The region ts-ferre.l to Includes his season’s record against Vainly Mo,, a ton of coal yield* IUt, gal
by Ihouisnds of women, girls
Die r>7 northern counties of Flor Hobby Marlow of Alabama took lon* of gasoline anri morn *’,an 10 truslsd
tn help insure against cramps,
ida. These loans have n total over seror.il place In Ihe rushing gallons of other liquid fuels, plus "n*r»f*” and monthly mlssry. A little MONTHIT CMMM • CHANU Of lift
value of nppinximntely $199,7111,- department with 114 yards against an assortment of i-hemlral*.
IT.7 nml the repayment record Mississippi State. He ha* piled up
Price* in this ad
maintained hy these veteran* is 409 yards in 89 trips.
effective thru
Al Kozar of Tennessee was
excellent. In this connection, Mr.
Dl.-kenshet* stated that *llghtly crowded Into third place hy Mar Saturday November
tat.
less than .1 of t percent of the low when Ihe Vol powerhouse was
i.uritl.i-r of these loans approved n’t used much against Wofford
have resulted in loss to the Ad* Kozar has gained 411 yards In 74
running attempts
ministration.
Hufnrd Long’s 114 yards rushing
On a national basis, a low of
UU.2H/i home loan application* against Georgia nut the Florida
were received during Mnv 11112. back Inlo fourth pface as a ground
bir.ee that time the volume of gainer lie lied for loth place the
GI loan iii.pllcntinn* l.n* Increased preceding week
Tlie three rushing leaders, who
steadily. During September, the
VA i ereive.I UK,171 home loan ap- ] have no average of 1 0 yards per
l.'lcstlons from private lenders, nr ] carry this season, are put In the
shade on averages tier trip by Ala
It tiding institution*.
bama's Corky Tnnrp
He has
Icketl up 371 yards in 47 carries
pic*
SEC
Cook n package of froii-n rhub
Ho la in sixth
arb ,.nd combine it with thawed gained rushing
froii.n sliced strawberries for a
Spence grid other leaders in pits*
Ielect atile fruit compote to serve Ing accuracy held (heir position*
S lIF K H H ItiliT K X T R A
after n hearty main course.
In last weekend’* sklrmlslics, hut
28,000 U S Vets
Junior At Maryland Confesses
Receive GI Loans
He Tried To Fix Game Scores During
September
Campaign To Get
Out The Voters Alabama Has Full
Squad Of Players
Tho lloy fieout* of Amerlrn nre
doing m national good turn till*
On Injured List
by conducting u get out the
fvi
Hy WARREN HODFIIS Jr
WASHINGTON W t-A University
of Maryland Junior, accused of try
ing In bribe n Maryland football
star, has surrendered and faces a
fugitive hearing in Washington
today.
District of Columbia p o l i c e
Vote ramptlitii, John iherson *nld
named him as Louis I-eonaril
Rv The Assorlateil Pres*
today. “To nmlntnin the Amt-rlran
A full *<itiml of Alahnna Crimson Glickficld. 21, uf Hyattsvllle, Md.
Way of life, iiml pass it Intact
Thev said he gave himself up at
to succeeding genrrntionx In the Tided are on the ailing list rind Central hendipiarters last night
• r*e*mslhllllv of every Irne Amer- Couch llod Drew Is singing the and. after posting $1,000 bond, (eft
Iran”, hr added. Tho nre** and blues.
Three mure linemen Hilly Shipp. with Washington Ally Charles K
radio throughout tho United State*
Foil,.
| are alao eonpernting in protm.t- Kd t.ulpepper ami lummy 1IllA Prince Georges Ccunty, Md.,
(e^ this ifet out tho votr ram- man - were birred out vesterrlav warrant charges Gllckfleid with
nml brought Ihe Intal of the ailing
attempling
to bribe Tom Cosgrove
* X , Murray In serving n* Sem- to 11 0 ,1 the bright side, hack* of Philadelphia senior and first
Hobby
Marlow.
Clell
Hobson
and
|
Inolr County, Event* Chairman,
others returned to proetiee. ' string offensive center on Mai >■
Ind doing a fine job by selecting three
Tine
drlenses
looked weak in n land's football team. Gllckfleid . ms
Boy Scout* in uniform to npp.-nr
arrested In Washington as a fugi
drill
against
Georgia
tdavs
before loral rlvlr rlulm with perInjuries also plagued the Hull live from thnt charge Ally. For*
tonal message*, or one to three rings, who meet 'llama In Hlrm- made it clear he will Hghl extra
tnlauto speeches urging t i l l ’ ellb Ingham Saturday
During pans dltion.
Unlvenlly officials al College
teita to “ vote a* you think, think practice Conch Wallnec Hulls
When you vote, Tuesday, Nt,v. I. sketched a starling lineup lor Sal- Park. Md., u suburb of Washington,
Sidney Vihlen, rhalrtnuo of <11*- unlay that placed several key men said Ihree bribe offers were made
IHbutlon, will round up the lloy on double duly Art DeCarlo. Hilly In hold down the score against
luta of Seminole Count v to die- Young. Joe Kelchllone and Hurley l a>ilslana Slate University In last
tribute door hangers nml sample Jones all will play at least two Saturday's game. They said the
other players who told of being
lota to all of the Immea In positions against Ihe Tide.
llnole County .Saturday. Tin<• Two SEC teams that will he approached— not mentioned In the
ited messages on the lour visiting Florida Ihls week-end are warrant— were quarterback Jack
- njrar*. calls attention to the |'i I citing iheir offensive game. An Scnrhath of Haiti more, a top con
American Way of l.ife, pollllcnl burn pigskin paraders, who play tender for Ail-America honors, and
and economic right*, which pro- Florida in a homecoming till, Frank Navarro of While Plains,
teat the dignity nml freedom of worked hard al Iheir passing and N Y , senior first string offensive
th< Inrlividiifil American c-ltlsen. running game Aerials hy Dudley guard.
According to signed statements
Spence drew praise from Tiger
by the three players, the student
Coach Ilulpli Jordan.
them Individually und
Kentucky, which meets Miami approached H
In Ihe Orange howl Friday night, offered Ihem a total of 11,100 to
win
hy
less
than 21 jmlnl*. This,
is cxprrled hi use several fresh
lly unit t.NTIIONV
men and sophomores In plug in method — conln.lllng Ihe pulnl
vacated spot* Conch Hear spread— was u feature of the re
Two NAAS men nre on their jury
llrynnt figures on using al least cent baskctlu.il fix scandals
way to the Nnvnl llmpltnl in Jink- a dozen underclassmen in the
Maryland beat Louisiana Stale
■opvllle todny. They me l.eo (!. gmnr Freshmen s t a r t e r lllll 34 0. a spread of 28 points.
Cosgrove, at center, starts each
Ffabonl and Thommi I.. Dent, l.eo Wheeler I* lost (or Ihe season with
nli.y In Maryland's si.HI T offense
wia recently married mid reside* a broken wrist
here In Snnford. lie in nllached to
Florida worked in perfecting he said be was offered M.OUO
the Security Deportment nbonrd liiavs for the Auburn line Papa Navarro said he was offered tlUO,
the elation. Tom I* n native of Hi. Mali Is slightly injured but should Sear bath $Pmi
Murytum! President II C llyrd
Petersburg, ami in n photographer ite rcarly to go by game time
In the Operation* Department.
chilly weather helped put plenty said Coach Jim Tatum notified him
The IHth rln** In Survival Train of zip lulu a no rough stuff drill lent Friday. Ihe day before the
ing la now being held aUmrd the al (leorgin Tech Coach Hobby game. Hint the three players had
itatlon. The ten NAAS men at Dodd was asked about the Jackets* rei.orteil bring offered bribes
Dr llyrd said he wunled to an
tending thi* t in** are Chief Ma eltances against Duke Saturday
rtoimee II Immcdinti-ly. In.I u ,.
chinist A. II. Murray, Chri* Kf "Just (lip a coin." be replied
Defenders and offenders alike ilissiliidril by police who hoped tr
atathlon, Virgil Will*, Domenie
catch the alleged offender m tin
Vfnutn, Hilly Derry, Floyd Or In- bad a rough day on Tennessee's net "nml perhaps find out if nut
ham. I.oul* Vlmiguerrn, F. It. praeliec field
gambling ring was behind hint’
Al Nashville Conrli Hill Edwards
William*, Joe Gulnstro, mid Itv
"At any role," Dr llyrd said,
tnidfnued his personnel shaken)
stltuto
llnpadn.
A
rnniplet.
this should emphasize io gain).
| j Hurvlvnl
_
- - -Training
- consists of by giving freshman Garnill Tuupa |,,rs ,|(t.y |ln,| belter lenve college
HU a
"intut.ha1a*tit liilt....I.lay*
in*Jal «il
tall fIII if llllll
€"11 l*
IIflTtl ,1II
Mill *football
. n...tn players
_____alone
I.
•*
a .S
stalling
lob III
al 1left
guard
Jason
seven
consecutive
of iitii'
one (mill
hum «|
Instruction periods. Movies iih - Papilchia look over line burking
Tulum *anl Ihnt. before playing
shewn on nil lyj.i-s of survival duties In give Chuck Newman more Louisiana Stale, all hi* players
method* inrluding the tinrachule, little for lulllinck iliitle*
dressed fur the gome were asked
Four SEC (com* In Mir.ulsslppl to sign affidavits staling whether
life rafts, how to survive in tl»desert and how In survive in tIn- uml Uiulalunn have a nclghliorly nr mil Ihcv hutl linn approached
arctic. Plan* have been n.nde to gel together Snltirilay Mlssisslpi.i with any lirlbo offers. All signed
continue the course until every Slain polished II* attnrk for Tulnne thnt Ihcy Itntl not been, except
tngn at NAAK lins l.nd a clutnci- In New Orleans. And Conch tiny .Hnirhnlh, Cosgrove and Navarro
ticll Tinsley fell hack nn freshman
to attend.
Tin, a critical metal In tV.ul.l
Pat Lynn* reported l.n. k fi»n. IJ4U reserves tn patch hi* InjuryWar II, I* being replaced In ■..mi
leave this morning while Hob Mel rltltlled squad for Dio Ml**
o s e s by plasties and ollnu syntlu-vllt-wns departing from the station
.MIAMI GDI.F
on leave. Pat spent bis leave at Ills
HEACII i4V-An Ittlerun
home In llmnx, New York and I* MIAMI
four-hull golf luurnnmrnt. ment with (it professional* anil 128
lltfW back In doty with the Sprcliil tlomil
siionsured hy Hie Profess Itmnl umutcurs will precede the four hall
Bervleea TIC part me nt. [lob. n mem co
Gotfuea’ AsiiK’latlnn and currying event and offot $3,000 tn prize mtm
ber of ft* Transporlntlon Depart* a pufim or $13,000, will he played ey. according to announcement
went, wIIM.u sj..-ndlng bis leave at Normandy Isle coune lire. IT- Wednesday i»y William It. Mac•I hit home in Jacksonville.
21.
Donald J r , Chicago, whu is spon
Chief Avlatlnln Melulsinitb Hub
A nne-tlay pro amaleur Inurna soring the tnnrnnmenl
ert II. Harvcv Is tho newest noweotnur to NAAH reporting hero
from a tour of sen duty. Chief
Iltrvay hits been assigned to the
C’K N T R A L F I.O K ID A C|UH:K F H K K 35K
Bpedal Hervices Department where
he will replace Milcf Lynn, who
A N D STO ItAflE CO.
haa taken over the duties of managar of the CPU Club. Chief Har
vey anil his family are residing ul
the Park Avenue Trailer Court
hero In Hanford.
The Powidl-Heilenliaugh rnnustn
•erica Is nil tied up itguin. Tim two
couple* got together Monday night
the Powell’s residence on Cres
cent Avenue and Lorrle and Alva
Ware trailing In the series hy two
games, The "never-say-dle" spirit
Phone 1318
101 W . I M h HI.
3f th* girls prevailed and George
and Ed found themselves on Ihe
abort end of the score In the Iwn
T E N D EH DK.LMTDUH BITtlP LOIN
games that were played. Maybe
you should have quit while you
were ahead men!!
In another series played recentDottle np.l 1 fount) nut Hint Don
id "Honey" Taylor ure a mighty
GUI! OWN HltKAK FAHT
II, H. GOOD — IIKEF
~ team at the game of plnchle. We Blurted out to play
five game aeries of plnnocltle
the Taylors finished us off In
abort order. They won the first
Mrl«a by taking three games
atralght and were well tut Iheir
oDIt OWN — I,HAN
W ESTERN C E N TE R C U T
W*F t« winning the serond serins
la they emerged victorious In thu
ext twu gulden but Dottle ittid t
Inally came through with two
frnlght win*. It didn't dn us much
d though because Don and
loney" earn* right luick to win
KINGAN'fi II ELI AIILF,
L E A N — PURE
Mat game making |hem chantflops for tho night.
“ Honey” j* a registered nurse
and has recently been employed b;»
ibe hospital hero In Hanford. She
i t ambiod at the facilities avail
>le at th* local hospital and eniur*gM everyone to vote "Ye*"
FLA. G R AD E \, DHEHKKD end DRAWN. <)UH'K FROZEN
ir the hospital Itond In the rontlng
n p jh , g '
Blues In The News
•m m
Y o r it
Spencer Leads SEC
Passers Punters
In Latest Count
ROY WALL
Which
haa that MONTHLY LOOK
Come See. . Come Save.
LOWER
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ra
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FRYERS
, TONIGHT tiOO '
MtpAB Ft,OKI DA'S
CADI NCI DISCUSS
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Red Proposal To
End War Would
Circumvent U S.
onth To Divest
Political Chains
th Carolinian De
nounces Stevenson
kAs Truman A]>ostle
;KSONVtLU3 .r— Men and
in of the South “ have the
Ice to write their own Deelara
jof Independence" In Tuavtlay'i
lotion, South Carolina Gov.James
j^Bjrmcs 'aid here Wednesday
• Democrats for EDenhower
In downtown Hemming Park,
lies said the election will tie“ whether the South Is to he
shirred still in the political bat:
■**one area and the one people
may he safety ignored, reviled
discriminated against."
yrncs, who recently announced
live support of the Republican
Bdldate. declared Elsenhower
‘declared his support of the
nelples which every Southern
mocrnllc leader has been proiming for many, many years,
lie opposed the further central!(on of power In Ihe federal govput. He declared Ids opposi
n' federal legislation on Ihe
Bet of fair employment prar
, thereby associating himself
all of the senators and con
Ismcn from the South. Ho de
led his opposition to the repeal
Ihe Taft-Ilartley law , .
lyrnes declared Gov. Stevenson,
■Democratic nominee for Prcsl
It, “ is under such obligation to
A Truman that he will hove to
|tlnue Mr Tnintan’s friends la
cc.
I ^ statement re'eased lieforo
speech, llyrnes declared; "Ba
|sc Stevenson failed to receive
support, he now tries to create
Impression that Elsenhower
fe some secrcl trade with me."
Put. Byrnes said, Elsenhower did
; know of his support before the
auncemcnl and did not ask his
art though Stevenson did.
The former secretary of state
and U S. Supreme Court Justice
>94^Introduced by Laurence K
jf^lpreililent of the U S Cham
^ of Commerre and a .Inckson
Insurance executive,
llehnrd I). Darker. Florida
jjtocratlc national committee
m u who has been strongly critl
eWd by parly leaders, appeared
on .the program with llyrnes.
Barker, who tins not specifically
said he supports the GOP, railed
Byrnes “ a true Demur rat" and
ge of those who like ourselves Is
i to recapture the party from
Mlealn. the pinks, the political
|srs and Ihe earpet baggers who
i n Socialists at lieart hut who are
Ming the Demoernlle Party as ti
,
- ■
fnmF."
Poison VictimH
From Page One)
nmved n two-dny pnst-opurnJfpntlent dnw-natnlra to make
jum for her on the ward. She wn«
lly aide to provide Mince for Die
|nsl ncrlmialy-lll uf the three vie*
n», and n 't fur the remaining
ro.
The Plow den woman wn* helna
Iniinistered oxygen nt the hokpr
il fhia looming, Imt hadn't relined gotlaeiouanea* nliaut three
•ilia after the car was dln'-overinl,
The Dc'-lllc girl and Retrnnd
letr mtmliilstei,-d ntniituiiln and
onto Die town hi finut of tintil and placed on Idankcta, In or•r to have fresh air.
The phyalcinn attending the
iree victims said he ronslilvred
te condition of the woman in the
[o.sjiltnl as critical. He had adminilerecl stimulants anil exvgrn.
He expmsed the uplnion mat
[lm-e the woman was taken front
ie car alive, her recovery rouid
lo expected. He stipulated lhal
iny reaponta on the part of a gaslie # victim waa Indicative of a
(hanco for their rrrovery,
Tha doctor stated it Is "entirely
m.isilde" thn trio would havt died
In tha car If they had rrmnint'd
Ithere a while longer. He expressed
the opinion there was enough car
bon monoxide gas in the car, even
with the motor shut off, tn have
teen lethal,
^ , licit and, w ho said he waa the
f driver of the car, stated they had
> pulled off the road when they got
ft aI' sBh' while aneouto to Orlando,
L
Tho Cypreag woman, who appar’ inlly Is Betfand'a niece, said they
|vere golnjr to take the Plowden
Woman lo A|iopka before Ute trip
Wat continued to Orlando, The
Apopka woman apparently Ii an
aunt of Retrand.
' [ According to tha driver, he had
opened a window about an Inch In
the back of the car, before he went
to eleep. The young woman gave
Information Indicative the win
do^l, w#ro cloned in the front of
theekr where they were sleeping,
hnd that the heater waa left on.
Iletrand said the motor waa left
funning.
Apparently, gns fume* rente up
Into the car from the exhaust pipe,
n short distance hack of the muf
fler. The exhaust pipe, which had
been broken off, was recovered a".
1 the scene by • taw enforcement of' fleer thla morning and placed in
the car. Tha automobile waa rem # i l to tha parking lot In front
of 4he County Jail. A half-full,
half pint liottle of whlakev waa
Ifoum) In thu car, Mr. (lallowey
Mid.
; Sheriff Maro said no chargea
would be pluced again d any of the
victims.
. (Coniiuurd
I
"Florida, Premium State of the L'ninn" will lie ihe theme of the 3(Uh Annual Mcelltiif and lluslness
Conference of ilu l'lmlila Slate Chaiolii-i of Cnmmeree to lie held nt Jacksonville on Nov. Id-IS, the orgHnixotJan'* eflit-inlit have nrinouliced. Conference speakers and dixi-usdon leaders, they said, will inCiUilQ (lop row. lift to righti, Guv,nominee Dim McCulty; LmiivPce F. Lee of Jacksonville, president uf
the Chamber of ( nmnn rro of ihe U, S.: Horace Henderson of Williamsburg, Vu , president of .he Junior
('handier i f ( 'I’lnmrrvc of the l '. S.; Donald It. Itichbrrg of Wu*hnlglori, attomi-y nod iniliioi; i cennd
low, let! lo riirh* t. Ifr, J. Dllie Edmunds of Del.und, president, Stetson Dulveislty; former Florida
Me
Gov. Doyle E. Carlton of Tampa, prenideiil, Florida Stnle I'hiiniiier: (Jov Fuller Warren; .lifted
Kellmn, chairman. Ftale Rond Ilepartim-nt; (hottom row, left to right' I
Frank Itopei,
nail man
........
.vice
. i - . . .........
Ktate Citius ('ntmuisxion; Harold tolee, executive
nreatjent, State ('handier: R. It (iruflirie uf St
•.Vtil receive the
I’l'terslniig, an industrialist; and Naval ('omumndc r W. It. Parker ot Pcnsncnln. who wi
1U52 wilddfe iiins.-tvution geld medal nwnrd.
County Charter
JnycecH
State’s Civil War Vet
Will Vote For Adlai
(Continued From Page One)
(Continued From Page One)
on the ground the prevent system 1 Mlr- t'hi- Doctor pointed to Gic
LAUREL mt.l. T ' William T
of county government was out si-rtolls lii-ii| of udni|iintc im-du-iil I Uncle
IttlD Lundy. Florida's only
tnriiitn
*.
"V
m
i
have
heotd
many
rnodeil, Inefftelent and uneconomic
Confetierale veteran,said
They also argued lhal many of ■tories about elevators stalling surviving
today he's going to maintain his
Florida's counties now are as ur und m is in our old hospital," Dt. traditional loyally to the Demo
ban In character as Incorporated Morgan said nlemidy, “ nnd they crullr Parly ciime Nov «
cities and that the people of Ihe me all true. I sitieeti-ly urge you
not voting for a llcpuhll
enmities were entitled tn have self to ..vote. fnt
lurid issue.'1
, , lliis ...
,, , _ ra n ," the grtu lcd well preserved
government In strictly local mat
Next Mayor .Mcmpcr called ".n 1 veteran of the War lift ween the
iers.
tw,. newspaper leporters fur t h e ir, S|l, , , „ |l)ld „ „ inU,r v j r „ , . r
Chief nrgumruls against Die 'ipmioris. bent l hi'llnitl, "f In* ; "Tlte Ro|Hihlleatts are Die bunch
amendment are that it Is Inn broad Herald, pointed out Dint just this „ ](l| mat)„ ,, jlart| ()l, , tll. SimiHv
and that Its terms are ambiguous tu truing three Negroes, fmiml to during ami niter the Civil War I
The amendment says "the (,cgls it cut dying of 1 utbolt monoxide don't have any use for a Rcgmhlt
lalurc may authorin' Ihe adaption pnistitdng, were left for limits on can "
of chnrturs by the several counties the cold lawn in fmnl of Die City
Uncle Rill, who maintains Ids
nt n primary, general nr special Jail because the hosidtal could not eyesight Is still as good as any
clceliun, which charters may he find room foi them. Finally, the body'.* said he plan* to go to the
tillered or amended only by the one victim 111 the most •111itii 1 eon polls about noon or early after
method by vvhieh Ihry were (titloti was admitted (o the hospi noon
adopted."
Hud more prop'
hanging
*tal lifter moving a patient down
Tlte charters. In the words of Hie stairs only two days after surgery. 1 armiml Ihe voHm: pl.iei .douil Dial
amendment, "may designate the
Don Rider. Oilamlo Se ntin e l-T im e 11ml I can fmil oat how they
nnntc of the county, regulate the Star enrrespiimtent, told of wit - 1are voting, he aid
powers, duties, and jurisdlrtion of ui'salng badly injured uicldeul pa
H**
••ardi ii ( ily
all county officers, and designate
eslgn
(lent* lying on itu riiin-s having »•«»'• •’••veil mile* from hi* Imme
l'1^ clw«»cs, term:, and Jurisdlt to wait for Immediate medical al- He lias heeit voilltig fur ,tn vear.
jtlon, anil provide the manner of tuuUuii while II...... pointing room «•»«
h'- (dwav . last* n
|their election and compensation
was filled lie said 1 ...... . Is "only | Deniucrallc linlltd
l The amendment specific
neriftenlly bar*
Lundy make* Ids home on a
any rnunly charter from Impairing one tiling for Ilu- Iili/cn* of Son farm with one of lit* to children
Ihe powers of any conslitiltlnnally inole lo do und that is to vote fm
Dm le Hill ..III lie Id's 111 Januaiy
created court or the county school Ihe passage of the hospital bond
board. Nor would any charter he : Usut
permitted to affect tin- levy, tin
Elton Mmightou. Jr . insnrnmc
position or collection of taxes for ulc-mmi, told limv thoosuods of
state purposes.
dollur* arc Ix'imt taken mil "f
Opponents of till* utnciulmciii Si imnolv Cirunty cmcIi wm lo pit
argue that under Its luoiitl term* Denis Imving to go to otlo. If■*.
it wotiltl he poislhlo for each ol |iit,d* In Orlando fm tiiittnonl
Ihe <17 counties It) come up with an (..mt by Wotkim n's t
n utiim
ystri
entirely tllffcrent system
ot local lo.ioann*. "We could biiv* thul
government and tiring altnul coin money Spent here if there m u
plcte administrative and finam-ial good hospital facilities," to d*
chans at the county level
clat cd,
Supporters dismiss this suggest
I'risidiiit Douglas Btenstrom.
Inn as ridiculous. They say the who is co-chiilrtnnu of the Uttlsen*
amendment Is entirely permissive Hospital (’""iinltlf", told the Jay
(hat no county would hr forced to res Dial thn results of Ids touts
ojicrate under a Imme rule charter in thn county seem In Imllndi tlud
unless It wanted tn improve it*
some preelnrtM will favor it and
governmental system
They concede that n sparsely oilier* won’t, Hnwrvcr, lie "aid il" 1
populated rural county like Liberty committee hell even that ivotifotd
might seek a charter differing will vole for the liimd i-suc and
quite radically from that sough) as of now It has a good dialled of
by a populous urban county such passing.
Valle Williams, Jr., suggested,
as Dane, hut hnld this Is right amt
proper slnre the local problems of before tlm Muyor's talk, that the
Liberty nnd Dude Counties are as group ought lo do something about
reminding voter* of tin City elec
different ns tiny anti night
Probably the most healed oh tion m-xl Tuesday. He said tha!
lection to Ihe amendment steins Signs should la* pul In all the lirefrom the provision that n charter ■Inct polls to remind the voters
could provide Ihe manner of elee Thn .lay ers then decided to have
(Inn anil compcnsttllon ot t minty these signs plan’ll at the polls
officers.
Dick Mealy reported that the
mnnnls of tills, rlauio, led by Jnycee Hu Ilow ecu com mi lice was
y office holders, sny this receiving excellent support from
means a charter could provide 01
for
ordinal* for the Hitllowreu pro
elimination ol elective enmity of gram tomorrow night.
ficers other than a supervisory
board such as the county cnminlsWRITE-IN DRIVE STARTED
lion.
LAKELAND OR— A write In cam
Under a charter, the opponents palgn for Hogan Parrish for Polk
lay, a county commission could do County sheriff In the Nov. 4 elec
away w ith. officers inch as thn tion has started here.
shorlff. xiscuor, tax collector and
A spokesman istd an organited
supervisor of registration, and ap drive Is helng made among "thou,
point ■ county manager who would sand* of Polk County residents
employ aaiUtantl In hendte law (who) havo become concerned
enforcement, tax collecting and about the Jaw enforcement picture
other county functions.
during the next four year*" he.Supporters of the amendment muse o( .Sheriff Parrish's ilrfcnl
ronlrmt it probably would lie a In tint May primaries
long -stride forward If counties
were to abolish elective offices and
adopt n county
nty manager system. , what they term Uic antiquated and
rule," support- unfair fee system ond put county
And under "homo
'
amendment
ers of tho amen
. .. argue,
_ . it I officials on sensible nnd Just .valu
would ba possible tn do away withrlrs.
l*iK f
hdm
t o li d their tunnel under an over
h ie ill); stiff and din; d alum i In
tin summit
I'lu-y s v armed mil of Ihe urn t i
heedless sit their own shellfire
\ !‘
...... de;i| .1 Cm Pandn,|,'.i
lie only i > newsman near ihe
Y i s h i n s k y S p e e c h D e rid; e, ■;nd
" T h e Tii v. I'bttKie day time po •er
s c r ib e d
A s I Y < i| m s I,edi d id h »r liinigH with (In- \ltii1*
i n w S n n i e O l d S t u r t ’ la I tut!, s nh a late start m then
n
,iit i k mi I'mpoinl "
i "dolph uldeil Inal Ihe rate of
llv OSGOOD C A IU TH E H S
' l l i • I'H lV iv fire Was rioi'inii;
I'M I t'D N ATIONS v V '•
tw ■ mil three limes Do Mil ,1 rate
Urn * i'- \ndrei V Yi*ltm*kv .i-ked
iled fighter liomliors po'inded
the t odeil Nations
last t'" t noil
I end of Soi'lei IL d ie led
oi. !
:*» ‘*o,*i .,o ii, . , ir ....
a
Iirn.(li. I aid a'l c t i d file
< , i ; m . i i s> ,. ,l i i n . « g p e . n e ,l , K o f i - ; .
hai ipen il theni \t I S
Flghlh
an! utdfiealion in lhal vui torn Y ny head piarli i s a luiifiio. offi
count rv
ei i i omtuenled
Amene.iu sources at the ( N
t \ v II ' . 111v liltivoss'hfe to s|.e,
gem rails viewed II,e ptnpnsal .is •Ini* reiltfori e in tits because ,,(
the same old Soviel stuff
|f ' tllllnei
Aeeusinu Aeln-son id "dislotlmg'
the Du* tan posilinii mid Dial ul
Die I "inmiuil-ls at Ilu t'.iiimimtoin
truce talk* on the pi 1 miei >d w at
Issue Vi'hinsky argued that utter
nalfoMiil law
a* Interpreted hv
Rlltlsli Fretielt and Itu si.in legal
experts- called Ini Die Inilncill ile
ti’paletattho uf till p ri-inors ut e a r
without any contliluins lor allow Ini'
those who \iiiolril 1 . -la v m Do
eoiinlry of their enpH d>
He agtei'd .vdti Hie V,* -l on out
jm
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Will Speak On The “ Issues
Thai Fare Us” In The
Prcsldcntinl Klectiun At
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(Jwssr f k t l «ndi8 a«ford
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no t fitiipmcnl
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l!M!> ('he\rnlet( l-tlnor Sedan HpIiind,--I iiih* paint, now
seal covers, j^und tires, clean
8| 199-00
IJM1I l'l\mouth I-door Special Deluxe, Ivailio. Ouslide N'istir.
'seal Covers, owned by local businessman
81095-00
MM!) I'l> mouth 2-door Sedan, Umbo, uood (ires clean inside
and mil, mechanically uond
s 095 .00
Ii) 17 Oldsmohile “ 78” l-dnnr Sedan, U’adto, llydramatic,
«ood mechanical comlilion
8 873*00
HM7 Ford Sportsman Super Deluxe Convertible Coupe,
Itndio, 2-Spotlikrhls, in H»ofl mechanical
condition
8 799 .00
USED TRUCKS
10.10 Dndtfc, 2-Ion Tractor, air brakes, saddle tanks, lillh
wheel, Radio, healer S2.r)\20-I0 ply tires,
2-speed axle
^1482 00
10.70 l)od«c '/:» Ion Ficluip, wood tires, low mileage,
new paint, owned by local farmer
8 973-00
1010 Chevrolet
(on Pickup, brand new Iires, deluxe cab,
clean
8 995-00
1010 Chevrolet
Ion Pickup, Itadio, new paint and brand
new lives, exlra clean
8 995-00
1010 Chevrolet 1^ (on Pickup, Deluxe ('ah
8 916-00
1010 Studehaker, l/j> Ion Pickup, uood (ires, mechanically
irood, low milrnKc
8 879-00
1010 Ford VS
ton Pickup, Itadio, good tires,
mechanically good, low mileage
$ 944-00
1017 Chevrolel Sedan Delivery
$ 795-00
1017 Chevrolet '/is ton Pickup, new paint, wood
mechanical condition, extra bartrain at
8 785-00
1016 Ford V S , i/2 (on Pickup, new paint, oversize (ires, wood
mechanical condition
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S ugars
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MALCOLM MAC NEILL
* - I '»4 -
lit)h t B r o w n
dcinneioc)
Seminole County DemocratH
for Eisenhower
*
d(Xtecmrbu
k— - P a c k a g e
Vl*lim*ky m ' used S m i Di Ivutcmi
I'resulenl K vugnun Ithee ol 1 ol
latwiratmg with the Japam -e veals
ago mid ponded In* regime 0 one
of "repression 111 Ihe sheepskin id
V o te fo r Ik e!
* *
l/ o n itv r y e c
Ing
S e t H r ig h t— .
Your Cur Will
Purr Like A
Kitten — After
A Complete
Lubrication
Job-
if
Hon of hosHliHe* repatriation ol
nil prisoners whether they want tn
go home or not and withdrawal
of all foreign troop* two to three
IllouDis aflet Die end "f the ft Tit
A clean house calls for more
ithan WhiiBv/d9hl
a
a
< Hit A G O i/p Seven Negro gun
I* • i M i b t i m f fitm
i # ni.(pi n n invaded a We-l Side rharlfv
-ti in k him In tin inoiiDi, t1 •
.
i nil party Iasi night and lei
i " i , d lap peisoes while i "Idling - aid , di aw " ig blond.
I'tlther te dummy revealed Dial
ll "ii o cash lewelrv fills anil
•li ’ o e , I'ohi i said Ihe lot d I n . . M> Lea,(man hail gone to lake
Mari', site of Mi Tedd's letbb'fu'i.
ei !.l reach S7A.000
1'ln* gunmen five of whom wore wilh Die intsditlon uf doing niu
handkerchief masks, gained eu piMlljdog n|iei at Inn i ill which h
wo* going lo remove »otid from
li nn.- in the Austin Jewish Com
•lie jiaitnin . f Die lit'ie and place
mumlv Cenli’r ami eapfnretl Darn
rv .Invik. .7 a ianitor who was " mi 11 e I" to li
guarding the cloak room I'hev n*ni
tear d off vim'
.III ik s i -*vii Gi a* they lll.ili Ill'll we'
Mo«| o( the l .VI |M-rso1s » urn
into Die auditorium on ilu- »oi ond
with order
»*. r w s...*,. it,r | VI per oil* were i In I immediatelv
G . Du h.imtd- - * " 1’ of whom
I " a \ o , e e i r , i*
tield a to eatiiier antnnratie
' I'll* I* a slokop ' (.in- id Die
Mi-u tossed their lull folds and
ti.bbers shoo I >il
Everylwwlv lie women ihetr lew elrv on Ihe floor
mi the tlmi and t ir o ever y o u
phi- seven assailants spent a half
money am! rwetrv If you limit hiuir .y stematteally eollecflng the
s,.ile Iml h.lter (.ghi.na was re purses and jew elrv and for* found
on tallies
pul ted
was scheduled as the first Western
big power spokesman scheduled to
reply In Vlshtnsky In the Assetn
lily 's I'olltlcal Coin nut tee today
Dot Aeheson ennimeuled l a s t
night In reporter* that the Soviet
fmelgn minister said "nothing we
1 have not heard a thousand times
In fore, at Panmimjntn unit here “
Another t! S s|iokrsman added
that turning the Korean armistice
pridih-m over to the commission
proposed by \ isliuiskt "would
mean starling the negoliatiims ati
over again "
Vishittskv senrned the resolutinu
Aehesim uttroduei-d asking the Gelt
rral \ssemlily to approve the t N
Command's stand against forcibly
i repatriating prisoners „f war and
to urge < "innionlst .o'i eptatiee ol ,
true* mi those terms
lie endorsed .is Die "ctilv via.
In achieve pence ill Korea" a Po
lish "minims resolution vvhieh in
I elude* .1 call for immediate
.tbSW N-------- - -
ItOK A m y — so
« *' * /
Ktm ti
TH E BANFORD HERALD
7 ftumuon Terrorize ' Thors,
f h l .10. 1052
I’agr
Charity Card Party
( ’minty Court
oi the Korean W a r "
vip.i'.'ig in the war in K o r e a "
I! *1 I r said Die American* an
Visldnksy's speeeh made no men
linn of just vvhieh entmlries he holidne out hci .otse they watd to
I would include In these categories, ti i roll forcibly North Korean and
Communist prisoners into
: but hi* resolution would open the i i,
, door for the Soviet Union In lie flie mules of llhce ami of Nallonal
i'l rtnna's riming Km shek "(nr
come directly Involved
The new Soviet proposal came fid' re aggressive plans “
\ 'sjilnsky read lengthy repor ts
nt the end of a fieri speech in
w huh Vlxhlnsky, for three hours of the riots on Koje Island and in
and ait minutes, lushed back at the oilier prisoner of war cutups in
American stand outlined last l-'rl Smith Korea charging the A men
day hv It S Secretary of Stale cans with “ atrocities and brutal
dies • aimed at iidltoidatioe Die
Dean Aeheson
into saving they didn't
Sclwvn Lloyd of Great llnlalii captives
v .ml to go home
ream M ae •tie >
pas
'or what may eventually
* f y t t .................
M rwulred, end that mx
JJa , ABs'k.1*', 'p. '
i 1 •» n i l m i n i
f’lt Ihe eoiiimisslon piopnsed bv
New here dent: the front small
Vis* lii'l v would be ' I n- pnrtn-s
illf ev llv eoin i l neil ,vn| n I li e t e I Ihnl toe prisoner issue was
I
.Util IllO'llt • t IW.ltd cessation
stales Kiibhbou slali-s mil par|i
EfrtnhoWcr
South Korean
Korean divisions.
Korean War
Pd. Pot. Adv.
H o lle r M o t o r S a le s
Corner Src o M und I’afntddfi
PHotlc 1231
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�Pressure Is Felt •
For Higher Prices
In Some Instances
Boyle Describes
First Experience
Seeing Bull Fight
111 S U I ll\ ()M I \
\ i w Y n llK
»' Pressure
: i i |>ru*•* i - >i tiiiluiti i
Arriiin. iIn* Mexican font wi/t».d
who has ilriiisii tint n M3,2*0(1 lor
italllillii! In death I in l‘itI I . mi ii
Kiiniluv afternoon
Or like ilnr/lmp yn mi: Minuet
Harr l.ltrt, wlm three year* iu.n
ua< unknown anil has ln-1 u l i n il
— acctl 21 after h.ni!*iii|< ........
•Million |ii'»i'iiis (nr kiliinu iimrr
than Son hulls
Sp.itii- Ii Ians Oil' aliimn.iil'i- are
llllll lillffril lllal I.till. Ill'll Iilil
enough to tote m AimTica. i|uil
with ii half in illtnii Imck* al I ho
|H‘ak nl hl» tu n e r a . Spain's ln|>
matador ssiihniii ever Mifferlitti
serlou.i Iiijiuv
Kill Ihr in rid nf li'illfichllns.' nl ••
has It' niiil,li' nr ilioiul.iiiii
Mini its utility liilii lih r • Spa.u has
tillin' than .Vm hullfttihleis amt only
till' tile matador. write thi'ir non
contrail*. The uveraso inatailnr
111 Madrid cels .iliinit s i .I«hi (hi In*
two hull day and hy th<* lime hr
pays all hla .ircii I s inihidlni; the
newspapri i rllle.* hr Is nil up
more ways Ilian any hull In Ihr
rini:
'nil' first and 'll far Ihr only
Ini Ilf I ithl id IIIV lift- starred too
drlnitanlrs imd rnr utility infield
rr. II nil
n <■ last our ol tor
eraioin mid Mailt III' lit to- i nl
Ihr year I <.1 •••■- out o' it 1011
lllli 11I ha rllall I a vsoti>I>•1 1111
Baiiir
On Itj»- paitirotai ilnv I . • 1 ’><<I
Ihr liauir at Ihr rod ol (hr srcuml
hull i h r ptoiiratu ■ailed (01 is
to hr st.ionhlnid toil they arc
sirit tor nl a Irdllii'.ht than at a i
llrondo iy play yon 1 .in' I rutrr 1
ilnrlni! Ihr middle nl an .0 1
Thror rrd pl'imrd inulrs were
draci'lni: and Ihr si-oml 1>>11 ' •>><ly
m I n d r. isl |’ir I’l i/.i d" Tut os,
which s'as >h k !os 1 :l tiv rliii.lv
•'The ('ax |«i had t**e hulls re
hud tif'd the mat.'del- ire Ii. d,"
grurnhh ti mte *pt«t.ilur
The hulls weren't vellnv. T tey
were Jit*I hit* and xvnle hnrnrri » id
lloniterous the Itlfitl tint top tui 1.1
llflM lion I like hei t i e III* * are
too III elv |n lloro a idfill I* . Ml
Mead fd the red •up* tin* •• in;
nr M'''iinl fate m it l it ti i • fn
tukr . ox hills that an tht<*'i at
thrin
Thai w.r tin pietdi h i that f t ’ i
(lit •• l id nl the
nil iii.dartm s
had In I n i Nutouio I'n h ifil" ***2
3 rat old \etci .pi in dr t rux luller
xxdti mm• ainhilo u tu m i l l
ml
I \\11 d* hulaiite
ui Iff* M.oli d
ting. M a'lolo i to**. 1*11111aii I I'l
venr old roohir. mill Krnncisrit
lllis'i|in/ 1’iii'orro. prniuislni! in
year old l>i'»:liimt
Knelt hml to tic* troy tun hulls
I'ichiildo and ( aim hint dlsp iliu*i!
Ihi'lr first It ills .uni it wita lintnl
Millie votiui: I’morrn ihut I fit*,l
haw when I rami' Into Ihe viands
Di'tipllc hi* voiilli I sms lot llu*
hull, tin most American* arc when
ncclnti tin'll ftral liulllliihl Y o u
hear! find lines mil lo Ihr hnrsea
that Ihr hull rmm then tu thr hull
•■mid lust lu llu iuiiii nltli Hie
Nwnnl. Al least In- luiou hi- c *1
and he in Ihr unlv nne wlm dues
lllli I (iil •harplv dt(l"M it v him
Ihr ipirv lusi hi d li'ill i< lilt i vsid
Iwl I r ( hi* lu'.ul linpalrd Pacurru
and throw him It* Irct iiw .iv Tile
yminy mu. ra riiril o**l i*r.*v (
I
with nil ricM un li hole in Ills mtht
thluh
Utility >.i *1 ail.it I'u ti.itili. i * illy
callic III killed tin- h ill mid thru
WCIll oil lo ‘ lav Ills ossn ' n oneI l.ull
wllli.ml .mi' iiiliiriii.ssi.iii or ti- i
Yount! I aim. i h arts (hr riuss.l's
favorite thru
.m il In. sri null
hull Tall, slinilrr and hl|ild*o|ill'
as Vnlcidllin hr liusr.l Inn I .1
llcwcr (hit’ll hv nil .idndrcr \ few
niiunriii. Infer In* hull miiiild mil
tossed Inin Iru tn i pi (hr air like
a rat; dull lliru hcul and I'm id
film ar on lu i.iir hi astlil ml'.
Ciiiihl Inters rue t iun tried to ri r
anil fluid iiuulii Hr cimhlni lllnod
r jhi11."I frilllt Ids t r m a m and hr
was shiMildernl out
Hill the hull was still l|iyrc .1111'
Miiueoni' had to kill him A* there
were utilv Ihiro inntuilor to Us
hulls Hint meant I'hhiiido audit
He nunc m and illnptit.ii.il the
fired hull hi his mu mid utillly nil
of Ihe day. Iml lie dill had younii
I’nrnrrn's leeinul tmll In i Im |ui r
nf llir la I on Mir prouiani. Ihr
fifth for him fur llu* day mul Iho
flilirlh In a lovi No it'ii 1 imdadur
III Spain llu. year Iiu fuel'll *111 h
nil
^«
in
vrvi»rit1 ml pritflooTi Im vi * coin*
I•1.•1
ir e
l 1h.1t p k n IocI imii n o h have
*•••n rt-*ing whilr llu* price of
•iihlc m|| lui> lin'd held down
M im other mihi'lric. have Ihr
'•ii'* <mt«|>!.uid I’ d >M mailer
SfT
f'MU l||t|« Il Ihr\ tl like til (like pric*
r m»x« vhc\ h.tv • the « iintinnrr
it* i« ( knit with Nod « .mini; con*
motel di to.mil i* 1 touch more
effi'ctiM hr.ikr t»n t>ru i' n fh.in any
..•t\ cr nntcid 1 oiP 1 nl
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t’OltM,.
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Del Monte Whole Kernel Cdden
APRICOTS
jijiii;!
4M
trim
PEACHES ; 43*
U l i t L 0*1
SAlAOtS' W
FRUITS
W .i
S A iA p r :;
FRUITS
,3 S |
•rjojct O tith iU O M its ilu r. -'
CHERRIES 33 t:**
e je c t
it
sm f ' t
CHERRIES 33 *
*Hci.MM***mnm.««
PRUNES' 35'r
» i P*m* a/« A lt OffU N ' V
I ’r v o r s !
Fla. Dressod
or Ga. Shipped!
Grade “ A”!
Dressed
& Drawn!
300 E. 3rd-419 E. Ill
■ '•Mzr
Scnfcrd, Florida
Quantify Rights Reserved
ASPARAGUS 47.
Prices Good Through Saturday. Novombor 1
ASPARAGUS 2Qt
PIC.iUl D^IMc. ^HKHOI O
Del Monte Early CjrJcn
LIMAS
2 49
t).l tto»lrf;Rit«wkt
HUSO” Sliced, Sweetened, Frozen
PINEAPPLE
MTTLE PIG SALE!
tir ." A ' (Jiilrk Urn/ro I 'm
BACKS
Drl Mont. P,r
PcLraoun ''E'lt-Hilo" Peel
Kid Kilo I'
u. 59c
wmm
frozen foods
PEAS
5 pk«i. 99c
BEEF
I'amoua "Eul Hilo" Fact
HAMS
Liillc Pig Shoulders
'
Country Style ftackbcnes
Litile Pig Rilis
"
Little Pig Sausage
u
eki.
$S.«i5
Klklioru O 11I y
GKEESE
O T iiC g
liny 'Km (nr linking Whole, I'nr Maklni I’lr.
Apple Sauce, Knr l-'mlt Salads, F'nr Kre*h Sain
For Many Other Hrlicinu* lUshrs— AND IK)
KOIKir.T TO BUY A NUPPI.V FOR IIAI.I.OM ll'l
Hugnr Cured
ih. 53c
f'LO R IfM f tO l.l)
Northwestern (fed
PEARS
Horman'a Oranyo Dand Skinlam
OYSTERS
l b Cello
TaMc O' Sea I
WHITING
NO. 3 0 3 c m
Del Monte Crushed
- V* -
Annum 'll Star t'eukid C’.m'd,
Fnr.r. w e f n i e w i t c h
ALL VOO NEED IS
A CLOW AND
p a r ty
hook
/ORK A P P L E S
x v it h
°/Sl/VF£c
each
B u»
lb,
Firm Crisp HchcIk
(N o bend over Ift
DIXIANA TURNIP GREEN--------,
d’fXANA COLLARD GREENS - - '
WINTER GARDEN PEAOHES- - ,
FROZEN DEVILED ORABS------- '
T a il* O ' S «a Q uick Froicn
Del Monte BarMcff
Del Monfc £arly Garden
Orometlary
Naturnl (Hare
Sliced
Re»l or Green
Sliced Ormxe or
PiMaMto
WHae* Olttee
Pineapple
Pineapple
Red C.laee
Ballard’s Oven Ready
Biscuits 2
KraR’a An*oftod Jar
r.xtrn Fancy Cut
Cheese
Mlxwl Frail
2 J-
CltooMt Food l<x<f
25c Chee-Zce 2
Krafl Choono FotkI
49c Velveeta 2
2
NO. 303 J O
CANS
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NCNOOL PBOfiRAM P LA N N K II
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tombto
SPINACH
17*
BEANS
23*
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1 11
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SAUCE
25'
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KAROSYURP
23c
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ARGO GLOSS STARCH
Dromedary
I'ltlwd Prtte-i
0AKE*RITE Shortening
Yfp. 1 Cana
Slronghenrl Dog Food 3
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since
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served
AH
Ii n "ii in .111 hetxxceu ttit* i'"Hllulftrr
"id ineilltM t « ii | I Hiigless
NN'sIhnink h is hern fielplng
H"H « S|»e,ikei Sain II.«vhlllII ill
dll I*•iiimi 1 aln pie nh nlial cam
“BREEZE” Detergent
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llx I \K h IM I I I IM .i;
NV Nd llN i. r»»\ V No "Mil l d of
dn I »c IHim 1 ,it|( N dliill.il 4 «lift lit it •
*•• hi I'll 11 fill'd f"l dh'Crdly
l" Iplin: in .;"fi.ili .1 nine million
•I'll .ii 1 mx ri nniciil iim li.n l xvhllc
wtikllll till III!' « Billlin 111a*t
In mid f.iln \ tiaiiman Slcptii fi A
Mill licit fill nlifird tmn la>l night
• •nl l.axx 11'iici' NNcsfhrook. a re*
• inti and ih vidnptnrtd engineer
3 Pound Can
by sups.
Ill'll*
Demo’s Ol i'icial Is
Fired For Alh*g(*d
Deal On Contract
Lqrip* Pka.
TISSUE
\ tl •| I
•I
iN n*.inil mil lnix cl ** nl «mti high
11 pi H id
ti«l iiiighf In hard In
find
ARGO CORN STARCH
No 3Q3
I
\"w ifu 1 Mil
i « hiHivt ulfcrv
•*. 1 . ••mp.1i.11
iiictticr prohlem
r
•toil 1 1 iic*' « holm*rut
♦ I n li
n| t».
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hi
xx.icc hum!
I ni ' >
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t »*• h» p.ii'l \v|f|
util I i l - .
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s •n't . p i t
vt ti In \jty s
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1 1 Ho f*r*t
•llt« ci 1 M
| i| *1 11 repf
•
t *
Cfll I'll Mill"*
N x1 1 • ..«^ M< i t ui.ll gill xx.|«i
• • 1 •• higher con xj t
mmifi
ttn» ii.il
th.it sfcei milh
n n 1 li.i« 1 pi »■mi 11*ihlv t'oiiltl tilth'
■o tin mat am *>ll lurther
II* .i‘ *'l .ill. * t* *i routpimles
iiu* tu* 11 1 'impl.iioPiK too ahmil
ii" .mu' i .. 1 I In 1 I'oideml tlu i
Iiu p llir him t lllis ill'll' allowed
last 11in 11111 itiiln 1 ( illy make up
'ri llir liichri in 1 itrmstliK out
ti* ' i l
................ \inl they
it ' Il.1 > tin'll 1 .i-l all .till rlMllli
**nli Ui.......... I.... 1 Iml Ihr latest
10 a loon ri If '
••in id Ihelt 1 opl nut • Is lllal
• 11 urn
in 1 dim u 1 lime when
s *ii loo I*Im. 1 . p* 0 use new
.oil "H i . . 1 1 •spuililllll!
.11 Mtmd Mine cur*
1 Ihr 11,1\ xxlinn
Hpplli . xx ill mx 1 f f.tki' >t»*rl
Found Plus.
Stokely Brand
••Mil
Y' y w.itiiiii;
NO. B03 O ^
CAN A J
ttU P K R IlR A N H C okircd Q im rlci's
BOTTLE
I I f feel
. • hlk« 1.1 t slim
•tier x» ,i 11» m *p oii'it hv .1 price
111 • thi'V kitiixx
buh v r r
QUART
NNIi.it (.111 happen wile’ll price.*
'iip In 1 .Mt'i' *mis.nod •» are of
'i iril iu"ir ft ........ntmodily than
I' m s '.nit I- .(loss 0 10 1c.-.'iit days
01 iiu in 1mi 1u nnlii'trs Zinc anil
1 .nl I'lii > . Im s . iliopiird .harply.
t'..i "tor m ini'' vs 1*ti In. h oprrat
ins.' 1 ii'ts the prii>' o( ruir and
lr ol (i ll tirloss tils il to rah rvCII
polo* \ml situs*’ ut tin-., till'll ■ost
>lllli*' lias r 1 lii'ril
M tri i' not 10 iiu- saint* hnal
« i i I >1-10 aml toi 'P i t products Is
Ml ’ll ti mil tl r pi* -Mill' IM lll.lt
o l .-lit i' ill l.'" iiil tip tin prir
I hex ill# •11 ul Un i Miiii ^ n i|s
• mix IIm pf»i*
I .icil shmihl
PEARS
FtP 8h Cctlll,
CteqMVo
In Hu* e.irher p*» t«a r yearn, a
general room! nl < i„c
uan
.in mop.mted h\ .1 grinral rise In
pi in's rill's \e.ii h im rie r aagM
h.i\t gnnr op I•»r iii .iiin worker*,
toil m.in> cmop.inic'k haven't hern
diie in IimiissI pro c-* Imm .ium ’ they
h.ixc had pli'idx nf trmihlr finding
rii-N»nii'r* at the nl«l price level
In 'i»tne industries p rn is have
« n?in tlnWM ex i'll though Wage*
<« tit up Nod the c.lining* 'talc*
in« nts this veai li.txe reflected
Yti.d Mie m .11 cm nf profit m many
nid i fin s li.i' t*ei H 'tpiec/ct! thin
tin's Itase
s months
*lirii pres.
0 mil mid
1 it ureal
Od Monteftr^Qarden
Now C ro p Swaol
0*1
M IAM I i^t— A prt>p«)»«a I x . m ,
Tt School conttlntcflon prwnm U
e lindorfakm In Katie County It
rrp mb
sectors
sis
iii.ikrrs toi Itislancr, say
•tin . . . t , mutin' i' to riss* and
If* it Hip pin* .»f *!••••• '»n ’l
I••i t*
Il »h'*|l|tf I"*
1.1
di
important
Pickles
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T B f t SA N FO R D IIR R A LD
r « i « 10
Thor*. Orl. .10, 111.12
DR. H. Mi-I.Airr.IN
OPTOMETRIST
I I I Magnolia
lx-grHi Notice
Rural Common Sons*
i> m i: riiii i i r m i nr run
Tin: >ivrn .ii in. i a i . . t i i i t i t
Hr S I T U S JOHNSON
i>
*m
i o n « r . n iN iu . i: r ' n
i
m m ttraicfe acidity
,.lll.-r .............
'* '*
M IlFfoo and drain, f » u i « i thl* Important
f mitt Ion Inektw (kmti.maAv fr.lka ■tiifpr naff.
•
b a t k a r h ^ f o a l rnle* fable Minor Liar*.
•tT Irritation*.iu#ti.n,M f.» n n m e d irt mar
•MMff»Ulii|r up O lihU nr frn jiim l patiA im .
. . w * t n » * U t t ruur kidney* If th*-w mn .ll .
bolhtp you. T ry !*■■«*« IMIU-a mIM
dlurrtlr. U*#<| aucrr*. fully |,y million* for
•Ttr 1 0 y#ara. It'p a m a iln f how many time*
Doaa'a lira hanpp relief /mm Ihwe UUrom.
( l i t # h flp th* I K m ilm ofkldnrrttilm ■■)•!Ilf.
k n nuah «>ut w**|p. (Jet | ^ anV I*IIk IimJrf I
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lit
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plat i r»I Iff * *■*■k • ii i l l v r i f p . m . i l t i n l
V«U
V\ ITNK8K in> Inin* ,ifu» nffhIn 1
mnuj tair the- /hi Id t'oi-.t, nt Hanford#
1’oilfll > •af H* tltin nr IitI *• of l-'faarHo thl* 1*2fid *Iji v of in toiler. A I*
I tr'-S
O 1* Ifl'IltMIKiM
ffcrk of ih** *'Irani! f'rturf
Tom Win foil
Attornry f«»r I'tnlritlff
Ilf) North MmIn Hirnnt
tirliihilo, Florlflrt
S2i C f “
TOUCHTON’S
— Atlv.
..
DR. H. K. RING
(Greatest Collector
CHIKOPit ACTOR
• •
I ’leaiMi call for appolnlaaal
<o
ta x
n tO M ITNII T i l i l
: :io
m
i au Vi: %n%
i,
i n it
m
»..||
farming.
They hear *rlenti*t» nml *peclnll*t* iJUrii** development* Hint will
lielp them in thiir work, nml, In
rill, they leurn how in rnUe ttie
yield* anil Improve the ipinlity of
their crop*, hold eo*t* to u minimum, and ohlnin uioxliiium iMurri*
Birin, iir.rin ti, M l o o
fit a IIIH r iM ir *1% m m
FERTILIZER. . . .
I'lM liIr n i T mi him it r« IIO ‘ lr<l •li.lMH.nl I.-
HAY A R M O U R 'S I
> I f ll»> %I.
l-’or Kittttl — Hny Tuxedo — For Service
III U M .M
AW«I«I< I % I H im
• I I H I O N . ll.ll\ O I * »
cut t a \ i :h
~ v o rc i rm
HUNTS TUXEDO EKED STORE
kiskniiowch
N
'Iiiiiib .l.'iH
Ilk Sunfonl Avenue
INil Ail.
M A R K IKK
•
*
from their rrop* In Ihe market
j*lri<<\ Not only do they hear from
indentint* and *peelali*t* at auch
event*, hut they nluo obtain many
viilunlde pointer* from each othfcr.
in view of competition, old and
new problem* of production. Inrreuseij production cost*, labor
■dii.FInge*, und the demand for high
ipiiiUiy product*, Florida farmer*
know they must learn a* much as
| Hn-v etui utwinl efficient farming
Kiel lake ndvanlnge of every de<
[ vi’lnprnent thnl will enable them
i« |<iipdiice muxIrmiiN yield* of IiIh Ii
<|imlity 4’rop* at iiiitilmum cost.
Ihejr desire In learn and their
FLOOR FURNACE
OR
SPACE HEATER
Roy Wall, Plumbing
Authorized Colemnn Denier
Pohne 1113
1007 Sanford Avenue
eagerne** to increaso their effi
ciency, Increase their yield*, and
Improve the quality of their crop*
are Important reason* for the
great atridca that Florida agricul
ture ha* made In recent year*.
Their pronounced Inclination* In
thl* respect, a* evidenced hy their
attendance at apeclal event* for
consideration of their crop* and
firoldem*, will continue and will
eud to further advance* of Florida
agriculture in the future.
.Spuds Johnson say* If you want
to leave foolprint* on Ihe moiiiI* of
time, you'd lielter wear work
shoe*.
\ } n rc r r
Real Batata Far Mala
For ReuuIU
#
i ilm p l.fr im p I I r p la m t la a
I ilm r* Hi** iter Map I t it r llo B
Nr |ir r llw r iH B trllnn
-*«» I lilirn nr |»pr (In r iM ig r llt ii
m l*rr IIn r fur V r n r lf C'nnlrnrl
l ltp U uriU h i th r Hmr.
<1 i h u rt
By
FLASH GOKDOrr and hlit ndventuraa In apaca
n u n llu rry
H uh M r IlM lr F u r Vllnrk F i r # i'mpm
lo o k ! look what
PHONE 148
1 HAW HCfte IN
MV BlAHKtTf
H m il Vila n u t be a r re p lr it
•tier (h r T e le p b n a e ■■■ m e m .
......................h a r m If y « n r a s m . I .
ll.ieal III Ihe (e le .b n n e bank. In
i r l i i r n f-tr I lit. Hri-nm ■»■*■•!»■
I tie n . l - r f l l . f r I . n p r r l r - l In pay
i-r-ia.a ,aaI * .
I . u r * r r tnp a* (aa
rraailrr Hie heal e u .a lb le .e r t le e ,
■ill VVniH AS* M i n i be la e a r
nirlee ilia the S a y h e f iir . p a b lt-•Hllate.
I ' l e n . e n n l lf y no I m m e a l a l e l y
l ( n n r r m r o r a - s r * In y am * <a■*.
W e i-r in ni i, l-e r e . e * i « . | h l e ( n r
-i n - r e i h n n iiaae I n e n r r e e ) la a .e r ■In*.
RANGER
THE
SANFORD
HERALD
U y F r u n Slrlket
il "
ur RikUY tort itKxtM lo w a ’'
THE PONY BXPRESS AGENT i»Vih ,
LFOOOE 7(1 TH Tf<; CROOKS.1 /
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FOR
RENT
_______________
— I
W KLAKA
Apartment!. 114 WFirat street. Phone 490-W.
l
ROLI AW AY A RADY REDS
Ilny, week or month — Tel. 1423.
Furniture Center, llfl W. First.
FUR N ISH ED B ROOM HOUSE,
newly decorated, screened porch.
Adult* only. No pet*. 1407
We* i |*t St., Phone 122-M.
Downstairs Apartmert.
only. H1-4 Elm.
U -
IMICKEY MtOUSK
By Wall UUnet
l \ \ 1. V \ ( S R B .O M M -E V ff.a
P1-L.T ■ I ! ------t piP
N -T A\EAN'
______
M EA N T O
HN13UUT VOOI o r COORSB-.vOU'Ke
n — m
R E A L ... Y O U ..
AAA PUlHf- FECK. F IX Z -IK L E
T Y P E l L O O K ...
f E v ie
V
cec
Adulta
W A N TE D — Couple to share
home. 110.00 a week. Phone 480.
fi C LEA N LARGE room*, down
stair*. Extra bed. till park
Avo.
su tch a n y c b s e t o p
r VVEEL9? t—
\r~ r
2 •Bedroom furnished unatalra
nnartment.
apartment. [Private entrance.
DID Magnolia.
GARAGE apartment, 4 room* and
hath. Unfurnished with exception
of refrigerator and itove. 700
Mcllonvlllo. Phone H IT or M3.
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x n io to
!iR BAILEY
By Mort Walker
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cooe
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m*
TL*j CM M !
Tipfbes,
MARCH/
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PA CTTT
P aul HotitMac
r haw vw ear tx» c*.q S
GUTVIOR c a m p a io n r»o i-LiN e .ra i«LS
____ 7HM «O U N O TBUOCfi !'( AAR ON RVRflV COrtNSTB.
+
> M « H R D HffCOrtCHNQ H PARSING OUT^VOm ParttOTT
r ---------- rnPRRCM .OAO/ I V p i N 8 i - ' N ' ff(Rf3VTH(kK3 "
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W A N TE D ________ — 2
W A N TE D — Small handcralta,
needlework, (shell Jewelry. (Ill
HOW ABB
THB FUNDS
HOkDING
DAD OOBRN'r KNOW IR RUF
VJBUR F L A T B r a o t c e o o THINK
fa s t—
Die
up
AovinnsiNG
^
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M .
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Real Ratal* For 8*1*
TO D A Y 'S SP EC IA L
F IV E ROOM HOUSE, on 7 lota,
completely furnished,
Floor
Furnico. $1,800.00 Down. Bal
ance Him rent.
rfiu.
J. W. IHALL,
I ___ Realtor,
Florida State
Stale bank Rl(ig.,
"Celt Hall"
II’’
Phono 17841
T W O BEDROOM concrete block
house and garage. Oak floora,
glassed porch, shaded land
scaped lot. 111! Yemengo Avo,
Ranch type home —. has 3 bed
rooms, 14 baths, floor fumaco,
attlo fan, 'porch with Jaleuaea
and situated on 8 largo Iota with
shade trees. Location 8017 Maitonvllla Avo. Owner belnc tnutamentVerm* ana b< arn
ROBERT A- WILLIAM!
P ir
I t ,
in
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2HIEDROOM A I-BEDRO OM
HOUSES
All our drfenae homing both rent
al* and sale* are taken. We have
In ptogreia new dealana Just
completed hy the architect In
attractive Florida *tylea, New
FHA term* with low down pay
ment*. If you hnve a lot thl*
may ho aufflcient for down pay
ment.
O/.IEB-W ELLEIl HOMES, INC.
1203 Handolpli Btreet
Raymond ■?****"
4 IIK
— 1
FOR MALI!— Lot* 1 to 7, 13 to 22,
30 to .'15 and 42 to Bl all of lllock
nil, Dreamwold. These lots are
offered for sale for 30 day* at n
special price and term*. They
arc just outside of the city lim
it*.
( ’. A. W H ID D EN , HR.
119 Dark A**. — Tel. J2HI
Sanford, Florida
'I h r In llim fn * m l M A p p lf la
nil VYm h I Ail* im h N ih fd III T I lB
*tianf«ril llr r n M ,
Hi.P tJurrtn/owwr
OWF IUM Tilt. SAPF
w»
comb/
Use
HERALD
WANT ADS
■ > ----- .V.,!*,- t ~lTX) ,mwr */M(ll.
BRING US Ot)(f aiw rt OF THE CASH?
^
WA N T
b t A Y U f /M O A A if
l,
mm
nann
liy Hay Untie
( SAyf m m IWCATH.
7 (Atnc m a/qriesi
m a m
lid South Palmetto Aveaaa
Place Your Order Early!
Overheard on the porch of
:■ hotel in the. Cnt*V‘ i|fi "Ye«,
I know yuur husband cun
get it for me wholesale, but
the iinpoitunt question is
H(JVV wtiolesale?"
• • •
The going waa even rougher
than mmal at the □uggrnhHm’a
weekly bridge Jouat with tlv
iejcbn "Will you tell me." demnialnl the exaapermted Mrs.
(J, of her epouae, "how you
could make on original bid of
three no. trum pa whan 1 waa
lifting there with all four acaa and a king In my hanrtT" "If you muat
know. • admitted the haraaaad Mr. Guggenheim. "I bid on threa
(preen*, iwo Jack*, and four highball*."
Cepyrlglit, IM1, by •ennelt Ctrl. DUIrlbuled by King P.aluri* By adieu*
* r M M fA/VS Of HUH
W E LOW
Phona 7M
SOS Allanllc Rank Rutkn»«
rpllK LATE W. C. FIELDS, aakrd to apeak at a public idiool
* rrodliulion ceremony, told the little tykea, "If at flrit you
don't succeed, try ugain. Then five the whole thing up. There’a
no use being a fool about it!"
•
Ut^rOMETKlST
EYES EXAMINED
UI,ASSES FITTED
tillHOPHACrOK
HOURS 9 to I t —2 to ft
“ By BINNETT CERF-
fu r
F a rin e r* n tli'in l alicit event* to
le u m of the lnle*t ,«•«<!«ri- 1i renult*
H* they Ufifily In Iln u r rro p », of
iin itro ve il f u im in u iirn e tiff* , of
new nm l Im p ro v ril rro p vnrletle*.
of peat co ntro l, fi rt ilix n tio ii, h o rve*tinu, lonrki'tinat, nml n in n y o th
er m utter* th n l ur.* of ilireet eonre m to them in th e ir hu*ine*» of
WlfF.N YO U T H IN K O F
; un mm
H|l# IMl ni ut r III Nil III! Ill* Iiinln raanra, Ici« IimHiir I'rw iih llii II
ifli. nillrttfFil lit i mi truth.
d l ll.h
Im ili'a
.
i i *i<i
1 1 1%ii «
i ii
Phone 1712— 1711
i .i . k c t i o n s
in n
H iH h a t'iT iw iit
On* futurr uf mir hIni<**. uurlriilturi'.
How Htiolif? ia On* liirliniition of
fnrmiTH in Im rn’ WHI, they
flork to fielii ilny*, (iiinliir*- tour*,
ili'munilrntlnn., in.tlluti-*. Jive.
•tock anoftin*.* mill funfirrne*'*,
Hinn'inl ahorl <•0111 i « noil *ehna»l*
mi Imr I it°ii*'irnl . : <.|t ,ln , y ,,r.<l
|imilt,y iiU'iTiny* mol i-i.iii <<■*, noil
In ollii’r I'vrnt* of alii* online Dint
urn eomlin'ti'il liy tin- Xitiii-iilturnl
I'xpei itiienl Sim inn - noil \atrlcullurnl Kxti o*ioo S< ivir<. <<f the Univerxlly of J lorulii mil liy other
oyrnrla. nn*l oryuni/iitino.
Nllllli Jmllrlill l it. nil. In
I,,,
".TA i’1*
Tl.irlilu, In i 'him*
I >1*II '"a-'!.
'**f* * "1 V"U rrilltlr.l
I
ITnlmlif.
IHIVANT l\ 11AVIS. Iirfrtiilnnl,
In /•*» than on* minute. .
BImm -Rm uutdfUe* aactu tloaa
•cti aridity. Tfcta veiovt kigr*F
tints 4 contain*, ■o.Unj ia »e
lay*, conlinvt la
WaJtn, Wh*>n •‘■me everyday reinililWm.RUfh
fuaan
V im m i. I n i .. I.v rr,| II I f n i III f l| .
V " « f nil f ir m ii n» r m ill m i m r r
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BISMA-REX
Noft lnc L*fkwh#, W* of im>pBrHl t-in-rif^
in.
nalnllir,
Hill IN T IV. UlVlM,
Hr Ir H.lnnl.
NOTH II III l l ‘l‘l :ln
in t i i i : n n o : m - n i l : n i i n : o rIT.4IMIII I, <1111.Il l INIHH
Till Hilt IN I II. 1111 IN. n l i , »
rrwlilrfif - la MIlkniiltH
Pbm»# O il
Wo«4 A«h#^ and dlittn*#* m ar U iiu* to •>. «■
dwwftef kidney function. |j4* i » r « m i r««"l
j W k f fu n d km h vrry finjiurtAFit to pt**!
ii 1 1
X II, Hill I
DR. C. L. PERSONS
DR. L. T. DOSS
T ry a n d S t o p M e
Tin* vary iilivioii- «!«•*Ir.- of Florillu fnmK-ra tu Ii'tilii ,i irnicll ««
they run nlimit rmji |tiniluiTmii mill
.
n tv
I I 4111III I — |\ I 11* M i lt v
u p i i . i:.
Wake Up*5^
ToWithout
More
Comfort
N ailing Bacbaclia
r u n tv
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A R TIC LES FOR S A LE
— 5 I 10—
Free - free - Free
Duffer Rental
with
Purchase of Paste Waa
at
Senkurik file** A Paint Co.
lluslne** Opportunltlea
I SUIiSCDIPTION AG ENCY for all
l magailnes, o)to_ gill aubscrif
lion* Phone 1798-.), Mr* Marc1
jAji|jcncntl^____^
12-
SPECIAL SE RVICES
— it
1IiRAPEIUES, Slipcover* made tu
order. Call 1P0K. Selection home.
CASH
Paid Fur Second Hand Fundlure.
IIOUSF— ennerffto block, 2 bed
rooms, (JE kitchen, breereway.
MAPI I Ell OF SANFORD
carport, Venetian Illlnds, space
203(19 K. I«t HI.
Phone 127
heater. Near Navy Baie. Owner
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being transferred, so muat sell
Smn
Small down payment. Contact
owner,
2430 Yale Avo. (Phillip* USED SPACE heater*: all "liesmvnc
good rondlllun — very rea*nnTerrace).
able. Lee Rr<>*. 3III Elm Ave.
HOUSE for Sale— story and a half.
Ph. ion.
Horn in back with garage. Flow
ing well. Lot M X IM H j . Sec G.
K. Corson, Lake Mary Road. lit. PI A N O B. USED. 1202 Myrlle Ave.
I. Elnx IWO after 3:00 p.m
SW EET HAMLIN .unrige*. lion
liu. II. W. Lord, Plume II 34-JLOTS 12 and 13— San Lanin—
Block 7 - 112 ft x 133 (( 308 VuIcncla Drive . $110000. ('all
V K N K TIA N BLINDS
1512-W.
Factory price*? Itollu-Head lllirnl*,
Aluuiinum *lat*, col Ion nr |du-.in
3It
REAL E S TA TE
tic tape*, ( ‘miiplele repair set
vice.
If you want to Huy, Rem or Sell,
SEM IN O l.E VKN KTIAN III.IND
See;
COMPANV
J. W. H A LL, Realtor
*21) West 3rd
Ph. IIS2-W
Florida Slate Rank Building
"Call Hall" Phona I73H
T U X E D O FEEDS. Complete line
Hunt’* Tnxcto Feed Store.
See Raymond M,
Licensed Broker for all If you need a larger refrigerator
kind* of Rr*l Estate.
ut a real bargain yuu should see
1084 S. Park. Phone
thl* H ft. Seryel. Like new, cost
980.
UUfi.OO, priced at *273 00 See II
at Thrrm-O-Tane. 209 Magnojiu.
A R TIC L E S FOR HALE
Master Cruft Paint
*2.30 gat.
Army Blankets, Cols, Tarpaulin*
ArmyNnvy Surplus
311) Sunfonl Ave.
Phone 132)
Frig Ida ire Sale* St Service, (i. II.
High, Oviedo, Flu. Phone -IUi^
ot Sanford JIM2-W.
LAWN ^LOWERS sharpened. Bi
cycle* repaired. Shuman'a, S1V
K, 4ih St.
LOW EST C o i r A U T O F IN A N C
ING by your local bank — In
surance with HOYD-W ALLACE,
lfi% - 20Vr dividend*. Phone 104
AWNINGS
Plastic. Aliimnlnum. C a n v u *
Free Estlmatr*.
Plume 1201 ^
after 0 P. M. for appointment
f>. L. S IL L — Piano Technician
Phuje (lll-W . Route I, San
ford.
NEW FLOORS surfaced to perfrcliun. Old flaora made Ilk*
new. Finishing, cleaning A wal
ing, ul*u iiorlaldo [lower plant.
Serving Semliiole Cuunty *lncs
I02fi. II. M. Gleason. Lake Mary.
C A R P EN TER WORK
’
For quick repair Jobs, or small
building, Call Jim 1142-M-4I’ent, Top Sail, Fill Dirt, Clay,
Shell, Dump Truck Service.
I’hone 1777-lt after 7:00 p. m.
ORLANDO Morning Sentinel, OrUndo Evening Star. Call Ralph
Ray. hflS-J,
PLUM IHNO
Used 4-pc porch set
*10 00 Contract and repair wort. F r r #
Used Thayer Baby Carrluge 10 00
estimate*. R. |„ Harvey. 204
Kitchen table, 4 chair*
13.00
Sanford Avo Phono I t t i .
Lawn mower, good condition 1000
Deck chair* - 11.00 each. New bias C A B IN ETSFonnlca topi. C. VaO
tape ideal fnr making crocheted
Woodworking. 012 Sanford Av*
TR A VER SE Extension Rod*--28"
rug* - 20c lb. Waffle Iron, Elec
Phono fiOO-W A 1433 .1.
ta 180". Senkartk Gloss and
tric Iron, lamps, and other mine,
Paint Co.
nrllcle*. 310 Elliott.
U A TTK R Y, Generator or Startat
Service. Call 617, flwaln’a Bat
DEACON W AX
8 FT. H O T 'P O IN T refrigerator,
tery Service. Sanford Avenua
No Rubbing — l-onger Lasting.
like new: $123.00. 2123 Princeton
ami 2nd H m et.
8top by or Tslephone 142fi.
Ave.
Furniture Center— llfl W. First
A LL TY P E S llulldoxar work. Ream
sonable Hate*. Free eatlmatc^r
GOOD AN D RAD
Imported Bamboo Blind* and
Phone kftB-J. V, C. Grocer.
Reg. $t)l.9fi 3 pc. Chrome
lr*»» Square Rug* — Tele
Dinette
$40.03
Ph
thons 1488. Furniture Center —
PHILIPS Colonial Cleaner* "know
t!l « W. Flrit.
Reg. $39.93 Sofa Bed
$40.93
how plus U-Han-0 guaranteed
Beg. $129.93 Shopworn 2 pc.
mothproofing o*»uro you of
SOFA BED S U IT E
$88.00
"Randbox’’ appearance. Phono
Oljh F U R N A C E S -B y K resky'
M ATIIK If OK SANFORD
461 for free delivery aervtc*.
Wall, Floor end Fireplace.
203-09 K. 1st. St.
Phone 127
. „
M. 0 . HODGES
Furniture Repaired, Raflnlshed.
4#8 W, let SL
Phono 118
Home and Office Fixture! Built.
A K TIC LR S W A N TE D
D A N IELS C A B IN E T WORKS
Choet of Drawer* — Finished —
113 Railroad Avenue
Unfinished. New and Used — We buy, eeU A trad* uaed
(Welsha Bldg.)
m
I-arge Selection. Stop by or
furniture. Wllson-Maler Furn
Telephone 1488. Furniture Ceniture Co. 311 K. let. Phone 988. SPREADER SER VICE. Lima and
ter - 118 W , FlrsL
JUIonilto and Fertiliser. Phone
F U R N IT U R E
1393-M. David E, Carpantor.
W AN Q8— Ilew end used. Terms - Bought — Sold or Traded, 8top
Trade-Ins. Kader1* Plano 8tor
Store,
by or Telephone 1428. Furniture
JA LO U S IES
>809 Myrtle Avenue. Phone
Lifetime Aluminum — Free Esti
Center — 110 W. FlreL
1268-W.
mate*. Free Installation— Tele
U S U A L Infant training chair,
phone 1426. Furniture Center,
The new Roach Film* with chlor
cheap and good condition, Call
dane leave* on Invisible film
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-M & M S fc a
Kill*i roaohea and ant*. Roumll
Id — LOST AND FOUND — l*
lat A Anderson’s, 100 E. 1st.
7—
Peto-Llrastock-Happllea — 7
FOUND:
Yearling heifer with haU.
SOPA,
V CHAIRS,
uitAiKH, piano, radio, FOR S A L E : 8 P A R A K EETS , age tar at Carl
Bradbury hom* noaM
■twin------*■’“ child’*
c ’’ “ •
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•nff machine,
bicycle,
6 months. Kittens Free. Phona
Ebononr Church • old Orlando
Eaty
iy terrni. M l Oak Av*„
1B88-WS.
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Phono 181-W . j;___________
ON ACCOUNT of other business
AirroMom.** —a
8-8fl Inch bicycle*. — l glrl'e,
wish to sell 63 chickens (fryer
,hoy*e — food condition. T
aiie and laving bene.) Contact Wall buy your car rogardlaaa *o
1(184-lie
^ tc A rth u r^ * n n ^ C a t^ j£ ^
•go or condition.
t PC, LI VINO ROOM
Conai/tlng of Sofa, matching
chair, end table, step table,
eocktaU table, S lamp*, smoker
and aofa pillow. All for
in».oo
MATHER OP BANFORD
N M I & M , RL
Phono |tl
Miller’* Pruit Cake*
ovartoM shipping,
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pull
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old.
Little a Reel Used Cara
—6 ______ 2nd and Sanford
Experienced Brake and Front End IW* Chevrolet, F lrit $100.00
Man — to sat up and operate
take*. Make good run-a-hout.
Firestone Brake Dept No drift
Phone 191W. Aik <<or Charley*
er, steady work. Vocation. Good
IR IX
nay for right party. Ftroitono
State*, l l l F-ait lit St.
uead cart,
WANTED AT ONCEt Man with
axtara
HELP WANTED
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FRIDAY OCT. .11. I9.V2
AsHocIntetl Press Const'll Wire
No. 51
GPs Struggle
Towards Top
Of Vital Hill
Pmonm Endjj^g C harges Opposition W ith
Adiai Arrives
t r y in g l o K u in H im B y U s in g
¥hrust la Stalled By
Machine Gun Fire
As Men Advance In
* Cold, Slashing Rain
Governor WaaPreparing To Address Un
ruly Men When Ca
pitulation Is Made
T actics O f T h e Super-Sm ear
R e b e llio n A s _
By MtLO FARNETI
SEOUL [M — Untied Nations
troops itruaated toward the crest
of Triangle Hill In a cold, alaahlng
*J ||In today after twice loalng the
Wtal
Korean
Central Frontj position
position
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to Chinese human wave aaaautta.
AP Correspondent John Ranh reported from the front (hat
machine gun fire stalled the
second Allied counter-thrust In midHerald Photo
sfternoon about ISO yards from the
Mary Ann Cypres, 17, Seville, i» shown as she lay on the lawn of
muddy crest.
the County Jail yesterday after she was rendered unconscious hy car
“The assault troops were hup bon monoxide uhs In a cur found parked mi the fanu of Henry Witte,
ing lo find elements of two units near Monroe Corner. The girl was ore of three people, all Negroes, In
that ware isolated In the early the ear. Space was md available fin her mid the driver of the car,
morning attack and had disap- Jared) A. lletraiul, 119, Qrlnlido, at the Fernald-Lsogtiton Hospital, so
ared behind the Chinese lines," they were treated at the Jail hy a physician and laven onto the lawn
mdolph said.
for the fresh nhl. The third victim, Alice Plowdeti, about 35, Apopka,
"An American officer at the was taken to the hospital alter a delay of about a half hour while
scene ssid that only the utmost spare was being provided for her. Her condition was described today
heroism of the two Isolated units— hy tier ittending physician as much improved.
and by a third unit that wai cut
up— prevented a breakthrough by
the Chinese."
An entire Allied company was
trapped on the shell-blistered crest
•any Friday when 1,000 Redi over
whelmed U. N. troops In the worst
seibsck of the bitter, 11-day seelaw baitla.
The new president of the Sem
,# An Eighth Army spokesman said
inole County Chamber of Com
Tba company was rascued when the
merce, (I. \V. Spencer, today added
Allies regained Triangle's crest in
his endorsement to the hospital
a drixillng rain at 9:13 a.m.
bond issue on which the freehold
The drliile later became a boneers of the county will vote on a
chilling downpour. Allied troops
special ballot prepared for the
stayed on the height only 43 min
election on Nov. 4.
utes. They were driven off by
Mr. Spencer Is a member of n
fresh waves of Chinese infantry
pioneer Hanford family and his in
men and a storm of Communist
terest In Its development has
artillery and mortar fire.
stemmed from this background
Randolph reported that, shortly
anil his broad knowledge of Ihu
thereafter, the U. N. troops began
present day conditions existing In
.mulling their way back up the
Seminole county.
Southern slopes of Triangle— In the
The urgent need for a modern
teeth of the artillery barrage and
hospital to keep the county In
automatic weapons fire.
A six-man jury returned a ver
Although the Chinese artillery dict of not guilty Thursday after line with the march of progress
waa heavy, Allied officers said it noon following deliberation for 42 and assure It a chance for its
seemad lo be Blackening from the minutes, in the rase against Lloyd share of the influx to Florida of
terrific concenlraUona of the past Leadman, Lake Mary, in County- new residents Is emphasised as a
part of the (Irogressive movement,
few days
Court, in which he was charged he says. He urged every landuwn"Tbey'ra going to run out of with aggravated assault,
er, when he joe* to the polling
ammunition sometime," one officer
Mr. Leadman, represented by places next Tuesday, to cast a
told ReMolpb. "B y Ood, they bet- Attorney (larland W. Spencer, vote
In favor of the hospital.
specifically was accused by the
"Tbe Hospitalit lasue fa the mf*t
Btata of ■trllting and wounding important local question confront
Wallace M. Todd, Navy chief who in g Seminole County voters on
has been the center of a contro
versy at Lake Mary in past Nov. 4, Mr. Spencer said In a
letter to the Herald.
It wag the longest continuous bat weeks, with a crow liar.
“ In this day of automobile trav
tle ilnce the Allies took Heart
The
trial,
which
began
at
0:90
break Ridge on tha Eastern Front
el, emergencies have arisen, and
a.m.
yesterday,
dragged
on
until
last autumn. The Allies held Sniper
will confront us again, when fa
Ridge and ita dominant peak. Pin nearly 5:00 In the evening, us ditties are totally inadequate to
testimony
given
hy
s
parade
of
point IliU, at last reports Friday
meet the needs of our people. I
Triangle HU1 and Sniper Ridge witnesses, introduced bv the de recall distinctly when a farm truck
fense
attorney
and
George
A.
command the critical Kumhwa
loaded with workers was over
junction to the south. Kumhwa is Speer, County prosecuting attor turned by a large van and some
ney,
veered
off
the
subject
of
the
. Mhe eastern bate city of Uw old
forty persons were Injured, one
Tron Triangle on Iho Central Front. Immediate charge ami delved ex klllrd. Our doctors had patients In
The Chlneao— creating a diver- tensively Into the matter of the the halls of the hospital, in the
, aionary attack on Jane Russell alleged blocking of Palmetto Ave halls of the clinic and in the Coun
to the east of Triangle*! creat
nue In Lake Mary by Mr. Todd. ty Health Building. They worked
or erran the main Allied bunker de
The verdict was presented for frantically all day lo save lives.
fenses about I a.m. Friday.
leading by the Court Clerk, O. P.
Allied artillery and mortar units Herndon, by the jury foreman, They performed magnificent scrv
smothered tha crest with fire as J. VIJad Jones. Other members Ire under most unusual circum
• prelude to the counterattack that of the Jury were Robert A. Cohen, stances. |\Vould you want your
family to be treated in the halls
won it back.
Colvin M. Gray, Virgil C. Mo"The hill waa boxed In - by a Alexander, Charles T . McCulley with makeshift equipment?
fire," aald • fronHIIm and Robert A. Carter.
.curtain of fli
“ Another Instance I recall re
cently Is the cate when a lady
Approximately
a
doien
wlt* By 7 a.m., the Iteda had only
was seriously Injured In an auto
one battalion laft on tha hill. That nesxea, both for the defense and mobile accident. Hhe had to be
the
prosecution,
were
sworn
in
at
one waa knockad off by the bayo
sent home after three days In the
net-wielding Allied troopa. But tba the start of the proceedings, hut hospital to make room for other
'several
did
not
'take
the
witness
Chinese stormed back.
emergency patients.
> The Eighth Army aeld the Chi- stand to give testimony. Those
"We all must recognise the lack
hid lost an estimated 11,000 who gave testimony in the case
remap
altlea and committed several were Kills Lloyd, Mrs. Lloyd, uf hospital facilities in our County.
divisions to the battle on the ap Howard Lloyd (their son), Mr. Seminole County Is growing as
Mr.
Ltadiiuin, Charles evidenced by an Increase of over
proaches to Papa-san Mountain, Todd,
Anns Cowan, two million dollars in assessed
■ fbrbjddlnf, sinister Communist Cleveland, M n ,
stronghold Just north of Triangle Mrs. II. D. Durant and Frank value of property In the County
this year because of new develop
Rvani.
When Mr, Leadman took the ment. New residents will require
qf Action'elisewbere along the front
stand, ha waa asked hy the pro Increased demands upon our hos
waa reported aa minor.
secuting attorney if he had an al pital.
tercation with Mr. Todd, to
"Our hospital haa not been able
which the defendent answered, to take care of the neede of our
"I did." The fight ensued, Mr. ailing cltliens for the past sever
Leadman related, after he and al yeara. The demand for more
Mr. Todd had argued aliout room and better facilities Is ever
Unanimous endorsement waa whether
not the former was an the increase. It will cost tha
rm the County hoepltat bond going to orunload
some dredging property owner an average of
uo last night by Hanford Lodge equipment at the foot
of Palmetto 95,00 per yrar to have a new hoi
No. 1141, Benevolent and ProtecAvenue, preparatory to
pita). Ask yourself, Mr. Freehold
tive Order of Bike. Leo Butner, out aoma sand from thepumping
bottom er, If this cost is worth spending
aneereUry, announced today.
of Lake Mary onto a beach near
■ Tha AmtricanUm committee of Mr. Todd’s property. The date each year to Insure adequate hos
the ledge la u k W aetien In of the Incident had been estab pital facilities for tha protection
Urging everyone tUfible to vote lished as haring been Aug. 25. of your family,
"A little child died lost Satur
next Tuesday, ha lidded. Charles
Word* were hurled back and
Poo), Daytona Booth, will make an forth, according to his testimony, day. This life eould probably have
official visit here next Thursday i» the argument In which ha been saved but for faulty equip
ment In the local hospital. Don’t
on district deputy night.
told Mr. Todd, "You’d better go lat this happen to your family.
back to your house and tend to
"Aa President of Seminole Coun
COMPLAINT FILED
ttieanaaoO Os ran* T e » i
ty Chamber of Commerce, and aa
breaking and catering coma resident of Seminole County for
nt was filed hy Standard
(L'aattaaM ee rase ta e l
n
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Chamber Of Commerce President
Urges Approval Of Hospital Bonds
Leadman Found
Not Guilty In
Assault Trial
Dozen Witnesses Tes
tify In Lake Mary
Cuse On Both Sides
Hospital Endorsed
By Local Elks Lodge
a
-era, 110 Waet Thirteenth Attempt At Robbery
it, with the peNee tide merit- Made At Dairy Queen
according to (Sty police nu
lls*. Invoatlgotfeo by L t Mon
Attempted robbery by iruck ap. revealed the wyekeoae doer peered to
* ba
‘ the ohly'solution
only solution to
“evidently" beenTaft open ood
w 9^1VHw! ry Bud DeBarre diebuilding wne rawer hod, but
whan Ha opened his place
ting wne found, mfaming. John
3 m
neaa. the Dairy Queen on
First Rtreat. yesterday morntod found tha back door de-
iT.wssriS&r**''
DlMONmATlpN
Home
■nr *
_ wen unmistakable imof a heavy truck tire In tha
nenrby, and tha door from*
w r i t of • truck bumper.
By The Associated Press
Oov. Adlal Stevenson set aside
his presidential campaign today to
go to Illinois lo try to settle a
rebellion of convicts in a stale
rison. Tha convicts ended their
ve day uprising as Stevenson was
preparing lo talk to Ihem.
Tho dramatic moment at Menard
State Prison came shortly before
noon. The prisoners had been
caged In a cell block without food
since Monday when they grabbed
a group of guards as hostages.
It was aller the state director
of public safety had threatened to
send In state troopers to use what
ever force was necessary that the
rebellious convicts capitulated
loudspeaker* had been set tip for
Stevenson to speak
Hen. J. William Ftilhrlghl of
Arkansas (oak Stevenson’s place a*
the campaigner less train rolled
through Maryland four days befnrr
the election
A possible tragedy was narrowly
averted at Silver Spring, Md..
when the campaign train suddenly
backed up on a crowd pressed
■round the rear car The emer
gency cord was yanked and the
train hilled without hilling anyone
Full)right said In his first whistle
stop a( Cumberland. Md . that he
was not going to Iry to put word*
In Stevenson's mouth lie said
Stevenson had made hi* views
plain and had Inlked sense lo the
American people In a wav they
seldom had been talked to In past
campaigns. He expressed belief the
Illinoisan had the "probability" o(
making a truly great president.
Fulbright said Klcvenson's Re
publican opponent, Gen. Dwight t>
Elsenhower, was a fine general
and was not to Maine If he was
leu acquainted than .Stevenson on
such domestic questions ns agri
culture or labor
Slevrnaon hoped to rejoin the
campaign party In time to make
four scheduled speaking appear(('•■ItaueS (la fast T a « )
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Kidnap Maniac
And Companion
Taken Near Jax
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T T .
Madison Square G ardt»n Is Scene Of C linmetie Ailtlresn Be
fore Chicago T rip
New Yorkers Cheer ICisenhower
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Recapture Kmls A 11Nigfht Knee Tli i'ouk Ii
State With Victims
FK11NANDINA lit: \l II Flu r
-James Francis Hill und u pri-im
male were recaptured il uearli)
Yulec today nod luu ill Hu* eight
persons they kidnaped during an
nil uiglil race through Florida were
freed
Hill, 111, Iasi ni a Iriu 'ought (nt
a previous tluec
stale kidnap
spree, and Ills prison |>al Janie*
Dougins. 3<). were n.ihhed at a
rosill dock on l> S highway 17.
about 20 miles mu-in u( Jiii-kson
Villi'
With them as captive* were an
Air Force man from Tampa. I’fe
Hubert It Turih nl VIin Dill Field
and a young woman. M l" Minis n
tTimmillgs id Winfield III t he lies
perudne* were driving the euuple s
car when hailed
Their funtastlc escapade liegiin
yesterday will) Mill forcing Johnny
Irish of liiiffiilu. N V lii drive
Inin tu prison rump near Barlow
Fla . where Mill held guards at
|tiny with n pistol and set four men
|free The four were Dnugliis llu
hert (■mm Hubert Key and Hull
! aril Schmidt All Imve now been
recaptured
All six llcil the scene in Trisli's
Cut, ilmlhli-il back In Uliltnw ami
spill up oil a sole mad Dmigl.n
went wilh Mill The two were lot
mer prison mates at Flurulu Stale
Penitentiary at Italfurd
’(Tie other three look off through
the woods Trlsh was set free
Mill mill Douglas next broke Irvin
the home of Mrs <’ K Hoover,
iloln her rings and car and Ivft.
, .Viout 10 no lust night they upnosir 11 ni llnlnctt City, iilmmliinoij
H O LLY WOOD </F) — Beauteous Mrs. Hoover's ear ami kidnaped
Woodwind and his glil
Jill Hollingsworth Is giving up her It. W
41 imHI hi.rri ia•« I .««*«• I HMl
attempt to crash the movies. In
stead she's going home to Detroit
to help her mother, who, officer*
eld, admitted rmhexillng several
thousand dollars to further her 17year-old daughter's film eaieer
I'llllYID KN t I l i t
C Dim
“ My career doesn’t menu mi)
thing to me now," said the a’ pin"K lUeilCe police today swore nut
actress. “ Mother need* me now Ihrre wnrraids ilotr.-mg Janie,
and I want lo go hark anti ln-l|p Francis Hill. 20, of Framingham
her. I'll get s job, If aecrssary, Mass . who Is in police custody m
to help pay back every hit of mon Florida, with assault amt batlery
connection »d h the i m |o hold
ey they say mother took from lor In
op id Hie Peroinal Finance Co
employer."
Her mothrr, Mrs. Beatrice Hid here
Chief Iri'jioi tor \\ alb i F Stone
llngswurth, 47, Is accused uf writ snld lioth tin...... .
manager
log checks against the Kennelli and n woman eteik were postlivr
Anderson Co., holler manufnetur In their identification oi Hill liy
er», for 99,108. Detroit detective* mentis of a photograph ithlulneil
said Mrs. Hollingsworth, u book from Huston puttee
keeper for the concern, mny have
The warrants will lie lot warded
appropriated 125,000 or more bn lo Florida
personal purposes.
The man who robbed the finance
Her daughter was cited earlier cornpuny and its employes had two
thi* year In a Detroit contest u* guns, announced that he was cia/'
one of the motor city's most beau amt said he had already killed
tlful girls, Her mother, who once three people Hi- knocked Die mm
;er. (Jerald Boswell IH ol Full
wanted a dramatic career, *rni
JIH to Hollywood. Hhe had spent Itlvver. Mass, unconscious with ■
10 days In a professional school gun butt In pique over Ibe small
amount of money lie not
of acting.
Girl Gives Up Career
T» ^ ld Accused Mom!
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s o m e c a m p a i g n
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p e r s o n a l l y .
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t h e y f a i l e d t o p r e v e n t
t h e u n i f i c a t i o n h e c l i u t n * h a s t a k e n
p l a c e in I h c B e p u l d i e a n p a r t y
li e
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a g a n d i s t s
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l i o e h l i e l s
a n d
l u l i u s
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a n d
m o r e
r e e e litly
t h e l l i i s ' i a n
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p e ll
g e i i e r a l g n l i n e d
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b e e n
w o r k e d
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s e c m i l y
l o r i e s ( n r H i e b u i l d i n g , f i x e d
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G o y
A d l u t S t e v i'iis u ii, t h e D e m o c i a l i e
c a n d i d a t e ,
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f ille d
t h a
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n i g h t s e a r l i e r
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(♦di^tmiltxA, since
wer." iinknu*
inuwn* numbers of,.
slaiidees lo hear hath eundidafex.
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elfin l in Hie New York area.
lb’ spenl three days Hits week
in or near New York *'ily. cam
paigning from morning unt it at
night lie worked a 1.1 hour sched
ule and Mimetimes lunger And he
Dili i ill* full i-nrigv mlo the drive
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and well staged i Innas in llu- Gar
■li'ti
F‘>i moil- than Imu hours before
Kiseiihiiwci appeared movie stars,
sports figures, singers .lancers,
political leaders and more than
2o women from various walks nf
bb pat ailed a.Toss llu* stage
Finally. Ki'i'iiliiiwer went before
the I.-lev Isom cami-rns, .u i nolpanted liy a deafening roar of appliinse and began Ins siieceli
Hi .pin kly Ini one of Ins main
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In
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w VSIIINGT n N, P Hep Byrnes
n o n p m n i p t |iin|M‘ i i y f u r
I * n ir n ly
111itIn1*nil titi* tliowt l lir ftflluw Ini: $7181, 11rii \Ynh|i*m , $Mhi , ninl -I'.hit II Wis) suld bull) Ibe Internal
tb-ii'iiiie Bureau has refused lo
itiil i slitlr, f .Rl’l,f» 11»,fill; Mi 11rii inI W ill mill's, $J, l i H l
drlivci reqilesti-d ducullleilts to
mill II li’kfi 4a|*li, f;i 1,!»■' I 08; pi rum
Tin* 1mv\ ij , i fit m pmit 1**11 I * I ,
nl piopt-ity, |i:i|,l27; Mini |iritully I H j l l , i i i i i I m i I h r 1A 1l i t 11i d I n n * n f ltim.se investigators because they
I 'linn the "incnlveiiienl" uf Trens« I null IIIIFill till I'fiar ’11*1*1
I In* SI 111<• nf Ktm I•!u, mih ulm•11nIk im Ni cielary Jnhn \V Snyder und
i'il I hnm iU i ■iu«cliiMkJiI nt ■ hapli i "other prornlnelit Denmciats In
ii,. IP, l.it'VN mT I ImMiIh uf IP! I l lu' highly Mi'iiieioii' activities" nil tax
lile « Iiiiiiih
( h u t
w i t h i n
r.t» t i n y
ra *es
f a a I i < * %v f i t i i f I h i * t f m v t n i i ' f i i ( i f I I n I a n
Byrnes, ti memtier of the Houso
fitiali'shirijc I hr fnnii, I Im
t trial * IinIi.-jii r > xithi oininilli'e Investigat
pi ruiplti i| 1hi'11' 4t<i ((Mill 4 *hMVV»flk ing tax irregularities, said in a
Iiliintint 11ur th* nt, h* th* i*lt> *1.i Iciiii nl Hint Is "tlie real rrasun"
puteH anil tenchers id Hit- ehildren
<' t i i m i i i nf .'Uiifoiil \ ! imu I llu- House group has not received
of tlie Gaulish nobles. In the liisn
f’ i h r papers it has been trying to get
Jiidgiliir will stall ill g (III o'clock » ♦ikf.'llM'Ht I»f iin i r rlpt
and tVel sli sagas, il is slated, and
HtWifigi .inuniith nti*i niinh' *fl an from (he bureau since Sept In.
later in Fhristlun legends, the looiglil to select IIIri'c winners In ItllpMII lit !I
"The Truman administration is
(Mn d I fir t'tnillllM
the iluwiilown window pnilllinir
Druids idip.ur ns ci illJat i*i . und
gambling Hud ll can successfully
Mit.fi I Ii«* I'Vtpiinif id l ltd 1 liMI
not aa iiriesls m pliilmoipli. i s. The , .’i.iiiist
.
,which Is a purl ion of the tin* (lie hIuIi'h, at nlifrli Iiiim* Ihr cover up its own misdeeds,"
,, ids
* believed
i I,
i III
. the
,i i iiuu.itidily
, i.,.. Hid
By i l i e s added
Uru
, , ..we. .'ii, pro
• . ' .'.'! lielng sponsor
of the aoiil
l .'d by the Junior ( IuiiiiI.i t of ( i.in- mp’iitiiita ni'ir aim 1 m* »*!*•i«•I
■hailman King ill (a lif) and
lltiWMY4*ft
tt
du
ll
a,
im
.
a*
IlMfi
It
it
„
,
.
,
nieree.
According to F.iicyel.q..dm A - | Cash prlr.es will be award.'.I to hi'ipi Iul.i’ll iii til pnd ritf nf liit* ur Hep Kean i II N'.l i asserted yestrrday thul John B Dunlap, commerlennu, Hallowe'en wus the t|„. winners, uecrdlng to Iflek iMitillln Him*#* tji.it 11mi'
' imssloner of iiilemul revenue, had
I
hr
fill*
Hlati’H
th.'
pla
m
lilfn
I»l4*
time In Scotland when certain pre- | llcn.y, cliuirmun. to tic scleeted hy
ignored a subpoena from Hie sub14 iilillmini flu I'ngr I wip
ei.iu ni 11lee
dictions wrre miole ns In who tlie a g i o i i | i o f t i ' n i ' l i c r s .
Ihr
( I t l i e r a c t lv lt l .'s
i m
Dunlap who Is In Keultlo, despouse of n rnlnin young woman i n c l u d e d i s t r i b u t i o n . - - - - - - - - - ,
tie hail never
or gentleman would be. A cere r o v i n g c h i l d r e n b y t h e t ’ o l l c e H e -1
AM
u ySm
,.{n
fl Ui nt lnl O
fM
f iI cL el ir D-n'tyid
ll He said "I„„have
A
I
H
I
l
l
t
/
r
m
,jv,.,|
any never
.ui,.
mony denting with these predic p u r t m u n t a n d t l x * C o u n t y S h e r i f f ' i .
H p e c i a l
r a t e *
u t
a
I led ll is n I'uiiiplcte missialomont.
tions is ilescrtlird In Robert o f f i c e , u n d
"spook" show at llu* IDtr. T h e u l.' i.
(X A t.A 'iB—
W
M
Hockney.
We have given thrm 100 per cent
Burns’, “ Hallowe'en," which tells
M e r c h a n t s
a m i
o t h e r s
c o o p e r - J L a k e
C i t v .
w a s
n le c lc il p r e s i d e n t
cooperation and we will continue
of these doings In Reullund,
to (III s o "
u t i n g in t h e p r o j e c t a r e ti* f o l l o w * : . o f t h e K lo r ltlii W l i u l e a a l e l . l o c e r y
Hallowe'en or llul!ow-ovun, tto- A n d r e w D a r m w a y , H e i u l n o l e C o u i i - 1 A s s u f l u l l u n a t t h e ( l o s i n g s e s s i o n
evening of Oct. 31, Is so called, be ty Motors, McCrory’s store, Man o f H i e o r K a n l r u t i o n ' K f i r s t u n n u u l
c o n v e n t i o n b o r e t o d a y
cause It is Hie eve of Vigil of All uel Jacobson department store,
H e s u c c e e d s C . S
j i i h u s i m , J a c k
BUY
Hnllowa, nr festival of All Balnts, Hlrlckland-Morrison, J, (,’. I’rmiey s o n v i l l e
“
Lost
In Aluskn"
whfch falls nil Nov. ). It is asso Company, Seminole Dry Clennenii
II. M t’enree. Sanford, was imil - 2:45 . 4:30
- 0:15 • U:U0
ciated In the popular Imuglnullan Hwccney Gift Shop, Toylund, Har named vice-president J I'endleton
per
Eliiclrlc
Company.
!!:4H
with the prevalence of superna
Hanford Bowling Aliev, Robb Guinea, Orlando, continues as the
Mtdnite Show - 11:30
tural Influences and is clearly a
Bakery, Kaiter Juwclry, Firestone association's executive secretary
Sul. - "Thundering t'uravan"
relic of pagan time*.
treasurer.
1:15 • 4'OH • 7:04
In the north of Kngtniul ,!t is store, Roars-ltoebuck A Company,
Elected t o the hoard o f directors
"Gobs und Gals"
itatad, Hallowe'en Is known ns First Federal Loan Association, were Charles Baldwin. I'nnnmn
2:3H • 5:34 - 8:30
Nutauck Night. In Scotland, the McClung’x atore, At Odhum’a serv City: It V. Holland, I’ensocola;
Son,lav • "Jumping Jacks"
ceremonies of tho ev« wer* for ice station, Touchton Drug Store, J. 11. HIkcoii, Quincy; W. C. Chit1:10 - 3:20 - 5:21 - 7:22 - 0:23
merly regarded In a highly super Hunt Lineoln-Mercury, Yowell’a tv, Jacksonville; W. T . Alsop.
MOVIF.LAND
stitious light, and Burns' poem store, Hollywood , Shop, iluumillnt Ocala: Kit Keefe Jr., Tampa; Saul
“ I’amtora and the Flying
liyao a humorous and highly Im and Andtraon drug store.
Bachet.on, Tampa; Dirk Folsom,
Milter Radio and Appliance Tallahassee; George Wulker, Ml
Dutchman"
aginative presentation of the us
Harts 0:30, feature 7:30, last
ual eeremontes aa practiced In Store, Ivey’s Shoe Store, Bo-Jay’s amt; and T . H. Wheeler, Ft. Lau
complete show 0:20
■sottish rural districts In his duy, store, Faust Drug Store, Western derdale.
Convention silo for next year
Hat. • "Sky High" and "N l«h l
Popular belief. It is written, as- Auto, Cowan’a, Hemlnote Tire
Stagy to Galveston"
a children horn on Hat- Bhop, Mather Furniture Hlore, Hill will bo either Daytona Beach ol
Sunday ■ "With A Ron* In
the faculty of perceiving Ha nl ware Store, Dr, Edwin Ep Orlando. Tho board of directors
My Heart"
g converse with super* stein and Goodyear Tire and Rub will decide between the two cttlca
within the next month.
nge.
ber Co.
Hallowe’en Is Celebrated As
Window l’ ainiing
Festival Of All Hallows Eve Contest .ludging
Ily JIM FIHIIF.il
Now that th*s “spooklfat” night
of the year Is upon us. perhnps
U would b* Interesting to take a
look back Into the musty annul*
of history and are Just what
brought about the observance of
Hallowe'enAll Hallows Eve, according to
Encyclopaedia Brittanies. Is the
name given to Oct. 81 as the vigil
of Hsflowmat of All Saints' Day,
now chiefly known as the eve of
tha Christian festival.
Obaervanee of the day long
antedates Christianity. The two
chief characteriatlca of ancient
Hallowe’en were the lighting of
bonfire* and the belief that this Is
tha one night In the year during
which ghost* and wltche* are most
likely to wander abroad.
History show* that tho main
calibrations of Hallowe'en were
purely Pnildical, and this Is fur
ther proved by the fact that In
parts of Ireland, Oct. 81 I* still
Known aa Oldhche Bhamhna, “ Vi
gil of Saman.” This la directly
connected with the Druidic bellof
In the calling together of certain
wicked soul* on Hallowe’en by Ra
man, lord of death.
According to Webeter'a Diction
ary, Druid* ware members of a re-
of registration, reported US ansentee bailota had been returned
this morning out of tha 595, which
were mailed out She predicted
that moat of tha UO ballots would
ha submitted before tha deadline
Ttnaday afternoon.
Anp bailota mailed in after
Tuesday'* mail collection at 5:00
p. m. would not ba counted In tho
election. The counting of absentee
ballots will take plied on Wadsetday whan the official canvass is llgtoua order in ancient Gaul,
n and Ireland, who assisted
ceremanlaa and predicted
sacrifices of the
In natural phllthe eouraee of
of Use earth
- of certain
Is Slated Tonight
of cMndy,'!‘.|II, iM.Pearce iHNiimed |ri»mi iiu-rc that
Movie 'rime Tuble
i
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T iics. Oct. 28. Ifl.i2
m
T » V T W T V V I
T l fE SANFOflD ltERALD
LSU's Powerful
Fed JVs To Play 4 Games Here;
Line Might Not
Randy Reynolds Leads Scorers
Help Bulldogs
Hr MHI> t'LEIHC'IIEIl
The ncminnln High -I Vs luiviJust three more game* I ft lo plnv.
All o f these gomes ,vil| |.r ,.|ny.-.l
In Sanfotsl under l l ” light, nf tinnew nml beautiful '-t'unn Ini Sta
dium.
The It.-iliy Feds -p9 I in • w III
Delauid as Iheii fii*l linnn' giimc
on Nov. 7. Tln-y ii.iu lly whipped
the Puppy ItolMogs, at to 0, mid
are favored over tin m . »uln, !)<•laind has a small hut fast ti-uni
Mid will In- tiling - iv h ail to
beat the "LlMh-f'i h i Hater ."
On Nov. II, Hi- l\ ' will piny
Miglilly Miiliilaiul ' li" kiinud
again. The fii*i tlom Hu- "Inil,y
Feds" played Mulnlui. I ti.. . •1. 1.1
out a victory (inn it o :n* iii on
lligldigldi ng this gome, won wlmti
Johnny Jones
i on Ids own goal line nod then
|rated t(H) yards for n well enroed
[ Hnnfmd Inuehdnwn,
Nov. 18 Is an Important date to
remember, fur that Is the "Little
Celery Eaters" will plov the team
that has given them their only sethurl. of the year. Tills Irani Is OrInliilo'a Edge water "It" squad.
.Hanford Is considering this game
as their honireomlng gnmo and
are nut to lake them this tinvt.
Coach John Hrolt said "The boys
ate looking le tter from day-to-day
and I think their scrimmaging
with the "A " sipunl helps them a
lot. If the ieiys piny coihI and
haul football. I am sure they* uilj
win the lest of their games."
All of these remaining rontestn
will be pin veil hI Memorial Rtniliiiin at 7;3ll p. m.
"Handy" Rumly Reynolds h nils
Ma- other hm-ks of the most points
scored wilh 24.
m kp. t p .
Reynoh
I
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It
0
1H
Flowers
2
II
12
Hawkins
I
2
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Turner
I
I
7
II
11
Unlit Fed Schedule
Nov. 7 — llrLaml, here
Nov. II — Mainland, here
Nov. IH — Edgrwidrr. here
Julio Sroll
Johnny Jom-n Intercepted a pass
Parker Threatens Miami Jackson Is
SEC Scoring Mark Heading For Best
Set By Van Buren Gridiron Record
JACKSONVILLE
Miami
Jackson High appears to have
clear sailing In a perfect season
against Rig Trn Conference op
position
Out of eonferenee action the next
three weeks, the iwiwerhouse Jack
son tram that whipped Miami
Edison Insl week will then face
West Palin Itenrh, Ft Lauderdale
land Tampa lllllsbnrrmgli None lias
ATLANTA idV-Jnck Parker. Mis
xlsslppi Stale'-, lanky quarterback,
(enres fontlinll |hiIiiIs in Hie .Southeastern Conference al a rate of
13 per game
If he ran keep up Unit pace or
even maintain an 11 • point per
game output In the remaining fimr
games tin State's schedule. Parker
will beenmo the HEC's top scorer
of all lime
Young Parker, u junior lias
scored nil points in flic games It
State played the usual in game
schedule Instead nf the bobtail
nine, Parker would In- n rinch In
smash Steve Van liurcn'x old
mark.
Van Huron, playing for L S U
In 104.1, scored lilt points IndiiIdiml .
high for any Snulheaslerii player
Parker took first place in Hie
1033 SEC race Saturday liy coring
)l ol Stale's It) pulnIs against Alant<:a. Florida's Itnfoid Long fell
from first In second place. Ihmigli
ho Increased Id* points from 48
to 54.
Bobby Luna nf Alabama is third
with 4l and three men are lied
for tho final two spots m the big
five. Kurh nf Ihr three has .ill
points. Wilson Dlllurd of Ml slsxip
pi, Hobby Marlow of Alabama and
Lcnn Hardeman of Henry la Tech
Tied with in point, each are
Andy Kniar, Trnne -re; Jerry
Marehsnd, I,. H U.; Cmky Tharp.
Alabama, nml Hill Teas. Tech. Pep
per Hodgers nf Tech tms 21
Twenty • four pom! each have
been scored by Hill Krirlcnieyrr.
Vamlrrbilt; Joe I orlimaio, MIsxJx
slppl State, and Sten- Milling, r.
Kentucky Dick I'odi i ol Vainly
has 20 and I!) luiic been scored
by Jimmy la-ar ol Mi -i.-.ippl and
l ’elc Cleinrut of I'ulnm-
S
Floridan Will 15c
Trying To Avenge
1951 Auburn Loss
GAINESVILLE t I lie Florida
(iulurs. nne.point ylclinu, of An
burn at the Plalnsmcn'M Inline
coming last yeai, hope to avenge
that defeat wilh a Imiuecnming
victory of their nun Imre Saturday
The EhiiTda grlihlcrx. who relunmdrd idler (heir opnel loss In
Vanderbilt In a flghlini; cb-ven
which last Saturday gave Georgia
a thnruuuli licking, plan to ge*
oven this weekeml for mil's L i l t
loss In Auburn
L'utitiun was the word finiu head
scout John Kilmer, boweler As he
recited Ihe Aiilmrn aliength Mon
dav.
. "Dudley Spence, replacing tho
injured vlneo Dooley, who also
might be .ready fur us Saturday,
la the finest shnrt passer in Ino
South, the best punter in llin Kmdli
and will tako a back seat In tm
rback wo have faced tula
" Kilmer said,
ilr offensive line Is big and
telr defense* bigger and ex:cd. Tito overall defonsivu
sight li about 330 pounds.
No. X h Take Navy
Howling lamp Lead
Ole Mias Could Win
Contest With I t s
Superior P a s s i n g
Ity The Aswirlalrd Press
An unyielding 1-oub ,uiia State de
fensive line could prove a great
handicap In the Rengals whey they
Invade Mississippi Saturday.
The hefty LSu forewall, which
has forced most of Its foes In the
air Ihls year, might stop Missis
sippi’s running game and Invite
disaster from the Rebels’ air arm.
Mississippi rornplolod 10 nf 31
passes for 218 yards and twn touch
downs In muting Arkansas last
week. And In practice yesterday,
Jimmy Lear, who pitchesHroin tho
Rehrl split-T, was throwing strikes
In a lievy of skyscraper ends.
Al Hntnii Rouge, LSU Coach
"denial dus" Tinsley became
"Gloomy dus" after getting word
from the trainer that a twisted
knee will keep (piarterbaek Norm
.Stevens from ^
scrap.
Last week the LSU signal-caller
ranked 11 th among the nation's
passers. He was sidelined In last
week's loss to Maryland and will
he replaced by CRH Ktrlngflclrl.
Strict secrecy was the theme at
Auburn as the Tigers opened drills
for Florida Coach Ralph Jordan
barred (tie president of the school
from (be workout and declared "no
one will walcli us practice Ihls
week."
Florida worked out lightly, but
planned inure serious drills today.
The dators suffered no Injuries In
their surprising 30 0 conquest nf
Georgia last week.
Albert Klmure, freshman simu
lating Georgia passing nee Zckr
HratKnwxki,
riddled Alabama's
pass defenses, making It a sure
nel that Coach Red Drew will have
his Tide defenders working over
time during the rest nf the week
Georgia Is Ihr next 'llama oppo
nent.
Georgia's varsity worked briefly
in sweat suits Guard Sain Mrvos
turned up with leg Injuries In
rurred in Ibe Eloriifu game.
(luck Marlin, ace Georgia Tech
lias* catcher, was thrown for a
loss by a stomach disorder and
1* cxpeeled to be below par for
the big game with Duke Dave
Davis, Tech punier, will lie pressed
into service if Murlln is unable
to iday
Mississippi Stale, low in spirit
alter last week's drubbing by Ala
bama, got a lift with news Hint
Joe Fortumiln. lop Maroon fullbuck, will lie ready (or uiTion Sat
urday again-,I Tulunn. Ami Tulune
was cheered by word Hint Rill
S |ml ten, defensive uiiuul, and baitbuck liny Hcymcl would bo In
shape In piny this week
Navy team No, 9 look over first
place in the Navy llow-lliig League
last Thursday night by sweeping
n three game series with No, I
while Iasi week's leading No. 4’s
were losing two out of three to
No, II.
Coleman Yates was high score
for the No. It's with a 1011 series
while Markin knocked over 420
plus for the Inner*.
Lou Cara's league high series
of 1X1 for the evening set the
pattern for Navy No. 2'» pair nf
wins In thrre seta over No. 5, shown the class Hint Jackson has
llliHimfletd hit for a i l l , top in heating Jacksonville l/iu and
Lnmlmi. Orlando Kdgowntrr and
Carver and llaric tied with
Edison
fur No. 0's, ml I-'rreouio's, No 1
Jacksonville Jackson, only tram
III) was Hi * RlHih'Vi Lll|» MTII In--,id.-. Miami Jackson with a per
HfMIII*,
il*' record In conference play,
New Li*iiirii«* mirne Its eighth get-- tm chatter this week In prove
week of plnv at Ihi Hauforil Howl ll- tulit In cimtrrid for the litln In
a game wills Edison.
ing Alley* Thnrsilny night.
Navy Nil, .1
The schedule:
f.l-0)
P la in *
1
2
1 Total
Thursday—U'e at Hillsborough.
Uulieitniin
l to 111 171 155 Jax Jackson al Edison
III own
IIH l.'lll 1.19 aim
Friday—Tampa Plant at EdgeWeeks
129 I.T5 147 -III water, Lakeland st St. Petersburg,
Mason
int 148 l i t 426 Iteadi, Lenoir. Tcnn , at Landon.
139 179 4fl9
Yale*
in
.Saturday—Ft. Lauderdale at Mi
Total
702 702 753 2157 ami Reach.
SI ami logs:
(0-5)
Navy No, 1 ,
W 1. T
4 II 0
Players
1
2
1 Total Miami Jackson
3 0 0
HH HIM 122 .118 Jax Jackson
Hinder
3 0 1
Mever
imi
95 105 .909 lllllxhnrmigh
3 1 0
Kelnlei
IHI 121 194 332 Edison
3 2 (I
Markin
Hl'J 149 115 426 West Palm Ueach
1 2 1
Fried
1115 195 122 1132 Lakeland
2 i 0
508 581 508 1711 Kt. Petersburg
Tidal
Jefferson
2 3 9
l.er
1 2 9
Navy No. 2
(2*1) Ft. Lauderdale
1 2 1
Players
2
1 Total Plant
1
1 3 0
Nl-giolln
162 111) Hit 459 Landon
1 3 1
Hi-hailttei-L
1III llfl u:i ami lloono
0 2 1
15H Ml) 121 425 Edgewater
llrckermeyrr
0 3 1
Mu-minerhc
129 116 14.1 aiH
175 157 151 48a
Caro
728 ftlll 719 2111
Total
Navy No, 5
Players
llramhle
HI. Peter
lilltlllllfirhl
Wickliim
Ponton
l.ockn
Total
(1-21
1
3
.1 Total
—
128
169 288
1(12 Illl 142 441
l.’UI 102 12.9 415
174 127 112 41.9
1.1(1 122 105 1157
MM tot — 101
721 H32 842 2018
Navy No. ft
Players
Curvor
Ziegler
Fngal
Carlumo
Ihirle
Clark
Dumont
Total
(2*1)
2
1 Total
1
17(1 114 155 499
Uhl
99 — 222
Lift 105 — 2011
117 122 140 1(7#
111) 147 173 410
—
MM 1.96 LIB
MM —
113 m
flBT 587 718 1980
Navy No. 4
Players
Hkvht
Teepull
Emlet
Gaston
Freeman
ATLANTA tm—Rick Caaarus took Total
(1-1)
2
1
.1 Total
158 1211 102 880
IIH hid 130 887
Lift 158 144 437
128 183 118 420
14ft 120 172 400
(IM 781 888 3019
Rick Caaares la
Voted SEC’s Top
Fullback Of Week
[tr, .Ute. lull * backing Job for
londa In Saturday’s Kama with
MTiia and immediately won the
Uanta Journal'* Sauthaaatara
Mhrence player of the, week title.
Tm Tampa, Fla., native worked
l a Quarterback In the early seabut hie display of talent In
adUu tM M-U assault against
Rogero’s 164 Is
Top Navy League
Bowling Average
Sports Roundup
Ity GAYLE TALBOT
For the second strnlght week,
"llog" Itogern remains the kingpin
in the Navy Howling League at
the Sanford Howling Alleys. The
sailor nee holds n three pin edge
over his nenrest opimncnt Hill
Stand.
itngero with s 181 airrsgr and
Hlapd with s )fl| percentage are
tfi« 6lli> two Tar
avrrsgta above the Iflf) mark.
f«nu Caro l« third with n 158
count.
Sixteenth ranking pin leveler.
Hob Gaston, has the most pins
with 3310, This Is du< to the fact
that he has Imwled the most
games, 24. Cam Is second in this
respect with 1281) pin*.
Stapel's 2Ult game of several
weeks ago still stands us the best
individual line by any Navy howl,
er. Frank Dumont Is second In tho
best single gome roltinm with a
107 effort.
ftogero's 527 series lops the
snllor circuit with Stapel's 515
series ranking second
NAVY LEAGUE
Pin* Avg.
llugeru
1474 161
Htnpel
1445 161
Caro
9286 156
Yntes
2302 153
Dumont
1929 148
Ht, Peter
9971 116
Helmut tret
219) 11(1
Hkeht
2471 116
Marie
1144 111
Negro ttn
2573 14.9
Markin
1710 1 It
Weeks
1279 112
Hsuniann
1791 112
Tcrpell
2989 111
Wise
lain 1.99
Gaston
9.916 198
Carver
821 197
Heed
1611 197
tan-ke
2189 197
Freeman
9992 196
Wlekllne
2046 136
Mnsun
16.95 l.’ffl
Hhmmfirld
1699 1.96
It rown
1589 192
Clark
1.912 191
Robertson
9115 190
Hnhlixtriigt'l
2.927 129
Jones
986 129
Emlet
2676 127
Ponton
1596 126
F'ognl
1246 125
Ziegler
1210 124
Bramble
69 H 122
2182 121
Heekermeyer
Keister
1987 121
Carlin |ie
11)70 Mil
2192 117
Mnsemi-rlm
Meyer
1924 111
Phillip*
1921 113
Fried
992 tn
661 ihi
S'ndler
Ito w lin ff
i i .il
191
206
175
tot
107
178
IHI
174
164
177
179
165
IHH
171
169
183
176
166
161
172
174
165
168
161
156
174
157
149
DM
159
157
152
160
158
146
145
142
124
15.1
122
127
This Is "Pnladln", tile friilured dog in the movie "Sedgefiddx
Story", which will be shown at the Sportsman's Association meeting
in the Commissioners loom nt the City Hall Thursday night. (Tide
Morton, the owner of the dog, proudly displays his canine hunter. The
public is Invited to uttrnd till- movie.
Movie On Dog Training Will Be
Shown At City Hall On Thursday
"The Sedgefields Hlory," a color
.numl motion picture, will l>«
shown to local spoilsmen and
>thers Interested tin dogs and
hunting, at the Hpnrtxnmn'* As
sociation meeting tu In- held In
the I'lly Commissioner*' room of
the City Hall Thursday evening
at Hi no n’eleok, It was announced
l*v It. T. Hunt, manager of Hunt's
Tuxedo Feed Store.
The movie, featuring Clyde
Morion, only dog handler and
trnlner In win I he National
Field Trial Championship nine
Hines with dogs hr ha* trained,
and "Paladin," which won the
Championship In
1911
and
1932, was a year and a half In
the making.
Portion* of the film are ill-voted
lo irnining and handling terli*
niipiea demonstrated by Morton,
while many field trial scenes
show the dog* in action, particu
larly "Pnladln" in winning the
1952 Championship.
The -TQ.iiiitiiito film was pro
duced by the Ralston Purina
Company and I* being shown for
the first time In this ntea at
(hi* sportsmen's meeting.
Invitation* have been sent In
many hunters and dog owners,
Mr. Hunt staled, and since Hie
meeting I* Open In the public,
anyone interested in seeing this
feature film shmild come down
to the Sportsman's
meeting,
Thursday nlj,-bt in time for the
allow which will stmt promptly at.
H:IKI n'clidock.
Celery Fed Schedule
Get. 31 — Winter Park, them
Nor. 7 —- New Smyrna, thera
Nov. 11 — Seahrcere, here
Nov. 21 —. Open
Nov. 28 — Del.and, here
f Hunter iinilng)
NEW YORK W-Addressing the
regular Mnmlay meeting nf Ihe
Fool hull Crying Society nt otic of
the belter class beaneries. Ouch
NEW YORK. W—East ball plichO u Little of Olumbln devoted
himself at seine length to a warn ers are supposed to fore tictlcr
ing that Army will he back mining In night games. Rut Cleveland's
(he nation's gridiron titans by this Early Wynn, who depends maljkr
on slow stuff, did right well Wr
time next fall.
himself under the lights during
As the Linn mentor Indicated, the 1932 major league baseball
this will be a i|idtc remarkable season
feat en the part nf Coach Earl
Wynn, whose repertoire features
Blaik. as the Cadets w are only knucklers, sliders and changes of
in their second season since they pace, picked up 13 of his 23 vic
lost virtually their entire si|uad tories in arc-light play. Ills .867
through the cribbing expose.
percentage, (13 12), topped all
Despite the fact that the Lions American League mmmdsmen In
gained a 1414 tie by virtue of a nlghl game competition. Associated
classed Army us "the best team we Press figures revealed today.
have played this year " As CnlumWinning all nf his last 11) stalls
Ida previously had lost In PrinceIon and Penn, this statement took under the ares, the Indians' rljpB
hander whipped Ihe llostnn Red
In considerable terrain.
“The Job Walk has done with .Sox and the St. lauds Drowns
this set of youngsters Is, In my three tlmex each and Inst only lu
opinion, Hie best anyone has Washington and Philadelphia at
done." Lillie declared. “That tokos nlRht.
In Ihe National Lcojitic. big win
In the years when he hud his
great undefeated teams and when ner Robin Huberts of Ihe Philadel
he was named coach nf the year, phia Phltlles racked up IS tri
It's no great thing to turn out a umphs ugainsl only three setbacks
fine team when you have the In percentage, the husky Phillies'
material, bul It Is when you start htirler was tied with New York’s
with what Earl did In this in Hoyt Wilhelm and Preacher Roe
nf Hrnoklyn, each with 83.1.
stance.
"I heard Georgia Tech has a Ire- the latter pair had only six night
mendottl (cam this year. I don't decisions.
know whether they’re doing much
Huberts, with n season’s record
worrying down there nlmid their nf 29 7, did not suffer u nlghl game
game ugainsl Army next week in .....
_ he Imwed
loss ............................
after June 17 when
Atlanta, hut I know if It was me i in Aipliu tlrailc nf St taiuis He
I would star I In du a Hide worry showed four victories apiece over
log You know, those Army kids the Cards and the Cincinnati Reds
have terrific ali-armmil speed.
llubliy Shantr. Philadelphia A's
Iliey are beautifully coached and lefly, who won 21 and dropped only
a pleasure to watch.
seven during Ihe year, was runner"You can get a fairly gisid line iiii In Wynn with a 10-3 recuul.
mi them now off their 22 0 loss In Now York's Allle Reynolds, vifPi
Southern California early In the 7-3, was third.
season. You saw nhsit Southern Cal
Sal Magllc, New York. 8 3. Carl
did to California (he other day. and Erskine, Hrnoklyn, and Hob Rush,
up tn (hot time California was sup Chicago. 3-2 each and Ken Haffcnsposed lo tie one of the best in the berger. Cincinnati, 116, also (Misted
country. Army is a int better now impressive mnrks among the Na
than ft was two weeks ago. or tional League pitchers.
even one week back
Dave Kiisln. New York Giant
"This halfback nf Hloik's who
scored Ihe Iwo touchdowns against southpaw, was llte lone unbeaten
us. Fred Alloya. can really carry hurlrr In the major league group
Ihe linll, and by next year I predict of "151 Innings nr more'* pitchers,
MM
that Marin Del.urla will lie one nf Koslu had a.10 slale
____
H
backs I understand that they have
some real good boys aiming op
from their present niche loam loo
HAY BLADES
What I mean Is that Army isn’t
CHICAGO
M' The Chicago Cubs
Just showing signs of coming hack
—it's practically here rigid now." have added liny Itlades, veteran
baseball figure, lo Iheir couching
and scolding staff
MURPHY DIES
Rlailes, aNlycarnld native nr
JOHNSON CITY N Y '.P —
Michael .1 (Mike) Murphy. Ill, for Ml. Vernon, III. played ivllh Ihe
mer major league baseball player St. lands Cardinals In the '2f)s and
nod minor leagur umpire, died managed that club in 1939 and
1940
Sunday.
Ho has eonrhed at Hrnoklyn, Cm*
Murphy piayeii fur tin- St Louis
Cardinals In 1912 and fur Ihe Phila- clnnnll and SI. lands and has man
aged minor league teams.
delpbia Alhllirs III 1918,
S ta n d in g s
Newest! Nimblest!
Power Racked Beauty
CITY HOWLING LEAGUE
W L Pins II.O.
III 8 18095 826
Are Gilt**
Htliu- Mur himIt 9 IMAM Mil
Post Offlre
la n I7H99 XlH
19 If 18227 ft’JX
Htanley-ltogi-rs
9 15 17716 8 16
Celery Cltv
F'la. Pow. I.li'ld
9 in 17975 891
NAVY LEAGUE
W. L. I't*. ll.fi.
No. a
in 9 II 776
11 III 21 733
No. i
N*l. fi
16 H 211 75.9
19 1 I 11 711
No, 2
19 1 1 12 716
No. 5
No. 1
7 17 N 727
High Series
l«oii rum
189
High Gunir
Roll (.'union
183
MIXED LEAGUE
W.
L.
No. 1
II
4
No. ft
9
fi
8
No. 5
7
No. 4
7
8
8
No. 2
7
No. .9
.9
2
High Game
Murrift NJnMom
r»K
High Herlaa
Yales
498
Team Game
No. 1
589
Teas Merles
iimn
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Hidlit. now, nt your Dodgo dt-nlor’it, thcro'M n sleek
Power Packed Handy that is jimt wnitinji for you to
got behind tho wheel find take n "Rond T e st" rido.
Como drive it today! You'll dbcovor n now kind of car,
built for action and tailored to tho noods of nctivo,
on-tho-go Americana. It will open your eyoa.
ThrlH to Iti Surging V-llght Powerl
F 9 £ £ ito w h f •/
new
9 199 909
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of Chinese Itcd* off the crest o'
IlIrKKty Stiller Ridge for the seventh
time in to davs.
The ltOKs, driven off Its highest
pe»V _ Pinpoint ltill — late last
tiijjhl. began (heir counterattack
tit down
Slowly they clawed had; up the
slopes They gouged nut sinali
rains with hand grenade barrages,
f en fi.mplrit liaml to liaml with
_ilie Keits in hunker* unil trenches.
V AC correspondent .lohn llamlnlph
rant the i etilrnl front rreal wax
•ecureil at to n oi Ti en the IIOK*
l"'gnii a tortuous advance northwant nl<et« the narrow, slit'll
Marred ridge, scene id the IongoM
rorlinuoits h'dlle Mine Hearthreat
Ridge last November
Knar Iin; arld'erv liTriges piiimd
eil the relenting Red**
Hen V ru k Chirk Inil rim' Korea
rent’ratnlfiled t.t (lea (hunt! II
Kwom. SouHi Korean in mmunder
gkl> r lie* "in ittnlfieenl fiitlillriR" of
'"tils men
The tied- iHiiiudid C S 7lh D|v
I'liui lroo|is mi iiearliv Triangle
Hill will' iiilillcrv a>'d uiortar fire
durmit Hie night There wan ne
cO' ta' t kv 'm ind forces
MtSlitmtS llnr"d lirHdv elsewhere
along the I.YYmilc front as lent
poraOirt ; dropped lo a chiltints 3.’
degree a.
tiroeos of on to 173 Itrds Jabber I
Info Allied lines at live pluecn
» -oiiC--as| of Kiln)‘■nee on (he O n
Iral front Hy nildnferamiii all at
lacks had liecn remilsed
lo contrast to the vicious battle
for Swt'ier, Allied ‘ohllers netted
one lull position without a It'shl
Wedeesdav. Clllne«e Itcds battled
I'elmly for the hilt, near Iron
Ihtrso Mountain, all i|nv Tnesd’ "
There wai no real stance when the
if'mitlmiril fin Pane Hist)
FLO R ID A
- — -- - *V«iIi*. »/ «Mtn '*4 .*•
Stevenson iMeets Famed Amputee
-sifti ,
11ll 'HI »»!. |'till (1 l
AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N R W S P A P K It
.tenon Says I'roniist
To Go To War Zone
Has Given 11cart To
Kvery Fainiiv Id PS
tty ItLI.M AN MOIIIN
NEW
YoKK
O'
lie n
Dwight
D Eisenhower und today be.
; iirnmlse to go to Korea persoiuilh
"has given heart to every Ameti
can futility," and has shucked t"
Democratic (ipimncnts
Eisenhower iipmii'd his second
day uf heavy ciiiipnlgutnji m
thickly settled eomm.miilrs neu
New York lie » ill -pend Mdl nn
other day tomorrow m a strie
hut fur the stale's r> clcebn d
votes
Talking Imltry in (lie llronv
KlsenhuWer slie- e,| two III,-III'
Korea innl the problem of ld£oti\
and lutoleiaiiee m lln iiftlum
on Hie llrst eouiii to ictiealr >1
Ids determtiudlou to <o to Km,■.>
i amt said
) ' llesfule Hie op|iiisHiou'* shoeke i
; deniintlatton of this |iio|ins.il
pro) loss I that has given heart t"
every Ameriran family one tlmu
is |H'rfectly plain to anyone who
I wants to see Amertea must not
be caught b u r n t m Cits Kote >
trip, fighting tile real enemy's si.
und team
" W o m ost |irrp*ne Ho* l i i i n o-
People
No Relief Seen
For Sections Hit
Polls On
By Forest Fires
T o
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l liia i'd s D U ")
I !r'i* lii St .nit* \tva^
l'4 III* X'.smial'tl I'ii ' ha
in ,i\\ t ,nMI •11 ip|NMi«'«| t||
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I mi lnip.irlant l!loc
i M’ Slate's ‘Hi \'ote.s
II. DON U It! I f i l l : Ml
m i . S.VKVKVxkN s p e c *
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HAROIO H. RU$SIU. past Nalloiml ( imnn oulrr of the Disabled War
I i-nt•Ini < it. jut Hie nt>1
lid t»aM (*f llu* M -lv l Ihr oi .. ......... I
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Viteium, nod a double amputee, demonstrates Ids dexterity Willi urtl■ '
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Pt-lut hnnds at he tights a chord for llenocrutlc I’resldential nominee
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1*1• I l f I V 11**1 .It Mll»(‘ «lI 'M• * ll]l||*r
4*nn fK|fito
(lov. Adlnl Stevenson. Til® lllln.ils Oliveri.or met Russell at a disabled
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E is en h o w ei said lie will se e k o i l
■« ’ "ii- hi It41£I I"•• IIn |||f‘
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mt'li tr om bollt (lai i t l<> lielp Ido
|i * .ul'ft ; fl it'll lit Mtmli'tl
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•ft.Ill MM l\
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a s president in the (igbt again
' * h. ms ,iim| fot nt luttnf w
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In goiry and minim .nice
' I) Mliti !*t I mu ifiin it**. 7|t'11M"(t
"One thing,we need lo do In lht» i
Uf lifts
"•*• .iMlhruritu
next ndmmLlrahon i» to return >■ In W. f \ irni*»l;i ,ilt»’M
» itis -•
i * hoM'ii by
the remaining slums oi dismitnlna
hT
. i* Ik * ii I mI hit s wljlrli h hc
i to prutse
T r r n i.in
^ lfa r * :s
tlon from our nation..1 life." I • h‘ «( kc.te, I Ml 4MMI ,1(11' , i i( Ih Iill ■ b* '• -*> * .died
200 Children Evacua- S t a l e Consitihit ion said "We ean do lai il Cm presl - I thl mil III Mill, ,|S l|lM \3tl? si
' i n
l iidcd Mine
duesii I make a iMilisait issue
n \»■.'i hi hi'iitsit'ks in i»
V. 1'
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T a lk s
T o
P ilo ts
Revision, drill
N no tl s
J ,\
tod From West Side
mil ot this In I calls be aid Iiiiim
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tiien
of
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parlies
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C Ie v ol a n < "That t Intend to do
Primary In HO Sees.
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4 m ‘fiipL
lie
i >. M.* i iiu
pi esidc nt lal
liitil in* . i nf s»Hiv tell 111 ihhi III
O n F o u n d e rs
In a program luoudriel tiiloni
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llc|ir>'-r»tatlvu'di"dgnMf Mark ally last night by ladio and tel, cMi N)"H I'tM'liiml Hi .» mill Hi" t
Th liciilib ond Mifdv jniii;i'iiiii
ti '*n *’I Millie olid mure lluinf flit* 'Miitm Ni'w Hump' Ititf
*ll ' ‘ ni Cleveland, .Ir., pee tented ait a only* vision, lie said
width lei* I.... .. eniphnMged
IMTC ("I'lNtMl Mmill II V h*s ( ' h i l t
W a s < t n r a i i i / . i ' i t 1 'i v . - i i I>-ii 1 \ 1 i- 1 ' 11ir |i ■- ■■- tilt iniiteil I-, in oxer before*
SVeat Side Cilnimy S- lionl pold off *l-> of lit" || proposed cunsUtiilluil*
"Tills itionilnit. Ibeie was a Verv 'AI'M
■itii-ni- n il >' f i > i n( i umpulgn
Hil-t iiiomloit when fire in the mV* id amendment*, whirl! will Uppem signifiednl Hem in the paper. It ('net' ill llu* fire hn/anl h RiIm
" M illiiiiriin' '
f ' u p ... M i- ..I I.* ■.b -te difb renUy,"
I n M a e n i t , < l ei UK' i: t
MiiNnachn hi Is YMHNtin(Vila wvrv
Olid rrtide drove atiiilenln from tIr* on the Nov. ( election ballot, in n
(Conliniinl Hii Cage Six)
1 , l, , ti. ,i i « i inulK 1leomerul•In•ml yi'slrnhiv lutilUAl* nf Him
loiddiOK*
• sps'-eh -tiofnre Hi* weekly turn heeti
!• i . v m I p iv/t »■S u i i|Hi rt
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Ktwnni'i
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MnfitpMhrr VI uhth* fhr fill nl 111 l.VH-iit',., . f ' h'litrii f*'
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after tin' Vliirrti ica* sndnitAd h(r* ,l!CrlCtl*itlg,rhH'r\ve*iitty of hnv*
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I.flhiiimt N H ,inil strait.m Mi* I k I 11*11•i hp»fn •11•»i ■
tin- (irhicliptl, .Mi*. J. It Si. .ti'lin, iiur no many ummUniriiU on ih«<
I ’:i I t I »•»;<»s P o l i c y
H> Mil a*Ii we ji ( • 'MU
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"Thu chlhlieri were very culm
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Skifs ui tc t In >«1v from Mii’lnuan 114 .
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rno*ri«tiii»ni?i
whlrb
unit Hicy nil weld mil in nice or
MH‘:|v,;»ri I HmiiUfh till* NVh Km* IHr *••If ( I *Ii * .................... Ht
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der," Mm. Hurry Wall. M-coinl %%ill iipfUfir on tlio
i laml
• hand Mtifhv,nt*l lfii**ii,,.f» Y • ' 1*?>)•■ Ill • (IK 1
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l*i»de Icachrr, cnid I'nrly five jiriivt* I fir* i|i»n| f«*» **
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S e lv e s
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The Lnke Mnrv f'hntnlier of chlldrrr ore enrolled in her chnti
■•xflitMtl
Mli* Mj'i'l’hll Ml |( iff llf 1*4 *• ii.. r>* i i
M^* f‘Ji’V^iniol niit'lr in* nt I•'nif»f Ntxon tiHlax angrily t" m.l t ..s Mhiil ? mi <“ttliMin ji.nl . a ht'lt
The lilixe ihvumi-iI In tin- miiiIIi
fomtoerce Innl night tdared its
"(I lie . ■t lleilleHl ii% Ibi I'. ii
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•tfioin of uperovid on Ihe proposed wall of Hie *ccninl prude M>"io und lfi f^i'oiiitiii'Mi) oi rxi'io' s |»t‘t ton* eralle Naitmial ComiulCm' i 1 i t . ' tin i
-♦ml* lint* i<it|m e) th.
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Hu* only
jl’i Li i Iiuhj ..
fir sinfli ,t- \ In* I*
f ""id v liesnltnt liond l-siie, which wa* noticed III one of the dud> olr. ni opinion on a tiv of i In* ami'ii.l (
3.
own
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will he voted en nt the general tidie Itullari), while Mu Watt ments. In dealing will, be ft. >t I "valued
at a rpiartcr ol a > tllimi I villi 111 ♦♦ lid Hd* t ii,i-fal ,in .*♦* “I MJflti I ill ( 4
lei tho
nf
K L<ml if Hit'" iViil l*••n n it iMifir * »m
election nrjtl Tiie*dny. adding II* wn* rcndiriir before the ibe- in olio he pointed >>ut Hud il would dollar*
V * i t V \ 4 ills
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itntne lo the ttrowln" list of clvte open my rx ere Inti*. Mrs. Walt Hold pinvulu Send nole County with
"The eslrnl ol tile devoi alimt IMiriilH latt ,4M.it!ii*r wri* rrpnrhMl f•*14•«*11 I - VI ti*
"Dll V
H tit IlllVNl 1
I Iff fit lie’t pal't"* nf flu* 4'lMtlJ l"% If I ILLU rt Ills'll W" I11*4 (tOIM fill' I lilt ,|
'■» /antral inns which hove endorsed the fire could lie seen In a veuliln- .(.Umn,non fm imniedtate badly of Ihe .Stevenson mu,did v
• • of ihe
tnr opening anil Hiut, "It win lust needed si'hno) i miotrui'tbui und show n l.y tills last ill mill. tie |vu»s IimImvv fl'mi'it ihi nt fin* Nm III IlMfml l|11 •M
r •11*
llo* pro iio*u I.
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* mil* In
Sill- OtltlllK f 1In nt'li fit*
that the Stall' also needs udeqiinte (rcrnlc move " Ihe llejmbtie.i i . (Vufi il M’Un*ii
Unanimous endnrsenirnl of the, nil red Inside.
Tr’ l*
Hi* •' *l* M’lialnr
f] iirifhiMI nf N.it uifhtl tiii.it> Il •lev« l ■|k fi mHit Rir> 94 •
flM'IIM
The leoehi’r Informed the piln- class rooms for EiH.tHin of it* vice prcsideidtiil uominee od m
Issue rum" nhonl, follmvlnir nn mt.luou’o uf
•f .............
dtes'i tu the pro-ip neon Hie ureent elpal, who In turn sounded the fire school child,.n vvldrli Ihe IHIt a stale meld follow in,' Ihe l ■n>. iitcii wit*' ralliil nut hut.tv In Imf hi |({MII'llltl|* tli" f m
iff
t d »t
Yrmury.
i
eci-il of n new County hospital hy nliitm and railed the Kin1 Depart* could piovble for.
crabi" charge ypslertlnv m A a> ii 111* fnrr*! fiI'm■» in I i'iimmaamm ;uitl |l\ f(4, n lt h , ,* ' I IM ('lit ’*•, - H
nt
in s war
Aik.iMNiis .mil mu* firi* fmli*Mr tlinl K111*It KffOM.it
1 illdfll it
014,1(1
"This umeodliieiil Inis Us bad Ington
T f . Tuck"*, president of the merit.
Id Mil
Shill* Il ill IIf12* ;i li'lMIM'* ’»m ItlifM
ft MIlit
9|tl,t pi t ' ■iCOMil 44 "III
"After Mr (Klcphcn) Mdelnil V
fernnlil Lmiuhton llos'dlnl Aiune
Children In oilier room* of the polo's, loo," lie asserted. "It al
4 • ft I K|l MtUI#
ll'iti'liiii'* nf Kfwiii li nn fit Ml, lltl'Jl <( Hit I’ll fit (if
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einllnn nod niemher of the flHxrn* arhool thouttht the a Inmi w.i* lows the Stale Administratlnn und Mr. (Adlait Slevcnsou tailed (‘nTrim
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ll<i|iHM(l -iii*l tlii'tl wlnlt* f11*titinu ti I 1»m (in ' >t ((II 4vl(4f laV * »• ■*
llonpllnl Committee. Mr. Tucker sounded for n routine fire ill ill on Hoard complete control to levy In lltelr alteuipt lo besom, b in ii fire in KiHi til t ’miiify
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pointed out the eritlrul nitimtiun
(Conllnuetl On I'age Shi
money ami laves, thus creating a honor nnd ildegrily. they an Il- '
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Old
KlIHJl'MIlfV ClfhVt Ihllfll'll fIII 1111*H fitf Inn m tin 14 tM, tUMlMcn* fl M
iI , W rf. '
ci mill i f
nt Hie lio'pilnl where the elevator
" .i i • I l.» I .(!■ ' It HD I |l«* pro*
bureaucracy that the legislature attempting, through Hie I'em" nvm sm\mi :iI atln*r tlroimhf sIik Vmii •It Mil llf> M| tl ' "tllllMIIMl V
,d 4
1
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I i I
nt Intel vnls become* Jammed in it*
l ii i • tit••4( i 4 ii let v “nor*
would have no control over for itO crullc National Cnnnnlliee to d filafr** in Him Smith
\ 4 lit Hi f |#( | Sc ! vi M f 'I oil l it M Mil .
h
tack the lionor and inlcgniv >.f
Kl 1lie It,if'll
-nierhitninin. lie ntnted thl* "sitna
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tltd -l-ltlotl
years."
Kl.iliV'v ni.irnl nut nf mntrnl Il t Mil A- lift.I 11) I*I * IK|IIf I ' 4Hl-ll
lily
73
year
old
father,
luv
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till .1 I I
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tion I* nut only aerioua hut don1 I*"' ' 1 I I" ' H
i MM IlllhPtl
the second limriidlitrlit, 'would
<iVmi fh'inl’* nf fin* fli'fitMi s in l mu tl hi IMMt I'd* ik ill'll 11•if1 m'H i|i Hi
and
my
lirnther."
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o<d th>
Kermis".
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increase tile number of iiisllce* en
TII'«M'm. /\i"k,ims;i, ,111(1 Tmmin
i ii 14,
i n , Mitf f 11■■*i 11•* tot*' ti i h i j 1
nl HI i
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- to ( Ict llmi,
The special inrctinK of the laike
'I’MIttlM-M’M Niltlmi.ll (Hhlltlsini,|l •‘i|ftl• lit t I I IMIIll'll. Ill Mill v* ■ 11. •
Deliigntlons from the Hemlliole the Slate Hii|iieuie Court from
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LOS
ANGELES
i.m
-Sen
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Ii.i-d
t,.i( <ini sav
Mnrv Chnmtier of Commerce wn* nnd Lyman High Hr'bools are nt* seven to ten. The glowing litiga Nixi.it flew into Ixis Augeli e.iilv ImIiimiI nI h* ftiri *■! i imvvs fljlhltnij Il •" fill I f'» III IIII | ' l l I. 4'run
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roodiie'cil by the president, liny- tending the Southern Association tion (a (he court In one legitimate tnduv for a mitiur, nut ion at l- 1. 1. til flXI s III Kil if iMmi«*SSt»M ullMIM I \*'i
Ktift
Hit* i nn fidmi I fiii
III
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iHferoriifU
eveose for the addition of the Jinloond (lull.
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A I le t I' ..
Student Councils convention, tiers, he *nbl. However, lie pointed vised and t.rnndcasl sja'i'.'l. alb', three viihill (nmmnnH Ii*** vvitm 1'iimi , 'In* tiif 11 fin lie urn .cf of.
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Aniiuq: oiher ('roups which re* of
llniulti*tl« ni tl« ’!.* 1 lo 1Hi In ■«! ill tl let 4 |Mi |'I I lii H
taking In El slates, at Miami, a c out that (luvernnr Kullsr warren telling o San KranclHcii tuidienti' IhrciihniMtl
In mid I
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r-'iitly Imve emio'ned the la*ud i»*
l»ur> llli'll ti iMltnl fl.tlitMN lTi.it tImmujcImm(I ill*' t Mil'll Hiiii• ‘ fill IDI
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cording lo llrrttmu Morris, Hll.'l would have ihu power to appoint Domocrnt Adtui Stevenson'' propo W
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Phlllln liny,I, Hanks llcglsler iitol taint amuoduient, the young altar- “The Kor.p.tten Mm."
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presidential nominee's lust x.a TV
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• on i i on''• 1 hum tf i •( iif iii** wurlil/1
MI it. Si’iiM II*11 tu11 I ,M*
A Mai tin ml vnu(h e*e»|u'd un Lyman High School group are
Examinetl
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City
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he
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injured ln«t night front a high* William Wells, Peggy Wright ami
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dcnllal candidate, Dwight D Kl'cn
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Story T mIImi
(,c**t:m!* vvlni mm*
II,
I t f* m pn . aiff ii Tru*
neeei| aeeldeni In which tha 1081 Barbara Cassulie. They were acTh* llsiuld r*gr«ts nn error tn hower for nu election eve broad
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Chrysler ledntl h" wax driving wa* comjianleil on the trip hy Mrs. Vir the story of the dog training most* cast front ikislmt.
aflcrnoon i'xnmln"d a itackcr-iviic 1/iiHnfi, stiihiif* I In*I H |«io jn • sold
t. l III,- el . Mil l t1Mi** t ft fits nliUtll*
coinnlclcly ilcnmll«hrd.
gil Smith and Miss Ethel Kiser, to lie nicscntcd at the Sportsman's
Nixon lx spending the day testing garlmi'i* inii'k. which '**' d'"<o>n- M'lVIfM III iMiltl/Of (Mil Hii** tolil Iti*4
Kit f.t II. 1■M(\|ft
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Wuyne l.ee Cohh, 1(1, Itoute I, sponsors of Uto HII8 group.
Association meeting In the Cflv and speech writing
1.1v lh.ll if I1• •Ill f i t u|i l»" *1 p.nlv ttMtlom.
slrati'd Mmmgh Hi" llidlcr Motor Hiimittli tin* I'ffm1 4 tif Nlfx* K Ii III. MsllK. I
rlimtied front Ihe wreckage uf Ihe
The local council president Is In Hall, Thiitedny.
day
Thu Incorrect
In San Francisco In l night he
"|!llt||M»» I t
oppiit tiio:
car, uosealhrd, according to High- lead a discussion Friday, entitled, mini" of the sponsor was given. It foru a partisan crowd of fi.ooo u. Hnlcs. Tlii> truck l» "f Hu' tync IIiiivi idio* Htul 5I» K K. Willi in
ftli*!i 44,1*,
llu* tcfijfiim ivjih 4if-||!iiiiv*ed, fit* |» 1'!i "tilti
wav Patrolman Ur 0. HarrUon, "What can the student council do «
hare read, "sponsored hy J Ihe P.ootbsoet Civic Atidllorlum. In' Whlcli lias pow'-r lendlm* into Iho Kroiijt
\' 2i ntl si Is \rt* Warned
Ii Ih imiM i tn cldldii*ii; m pelav flic •HlMil I \ 44ill 1 Oil Mp
after the vchlrle hod completely to promute respect for public prop
ill and Urn Stull Kami Hu
up- challenged Slevenxun to rcnmmce closed null on tin' rear "f Hie vehi
II * I’.I It .111(1 I (h |l|M.Sl.Ol
il'finfifiiint On Miiiip MM
cle.
overturned (wire and plowed erty?"
ply Store,"
"Ilia previously expressed Idea.
Tlii* City nlroailv luij olio truck
through n felted Into a grove. The
nnd declare unequivocally Dial
mi*hnp iH-cmretl at 12:10 n.m. to
"Ho ojuhuii' i recngiilliint of lint of thl* typo In iiho.
I
r .i (
. i i * out breaking
Tho Commission hud the op
China.
T a m p a S a y s !lte W ill
day.
-f Halt "n-'cti v.nil'llti-in occurred
portunity Monday llighl to louU
Accord iiur to the patrolman'* nc*
"He supports free Chinn
i i i ■' m *bi
i. ■. in.tour to Police
counting of (he mishap, Iho youth
"Ho opposes giving Fornioxa to over other cnulpinent. Hint usod In
1 ( hn-f Ifi'i Willtaiti', ivtio wnriuul
n
public
address
avstem.
Demonthe
Communists."
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d
s
Wa* traveling at n verv high rate
i lull I'vtin in i ,ti being tlloced
Unless Stevenson does this Nixon irate,I tiy W. It. Tederhaus, Hie
of speed on State Host) 434, about
mi dun r■ni■ 1. t I,, .-iiili the deJ’A
syxU'iu.
with
just
one
microsaid,
tho
Illinois
governor
"forfdls
ore and one-half mil
,1e* west g(
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HI'
.iei'lilied
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It
bee.tine
lie
nhono
at
the
*<'ol
of
Mayor
Wil
TAMPA.
Flu
i.n
Itepuhlicuu
iho
right
oven
To
lie
considered
nt wheel
t
(ioldmrod. Tha rlph*
of the
<'uiii|ibilnt'i wrie n-f-ived last
Guta activities are Icing plan- In« prices, pre-school age and
bb vi le hull! Ini' hv.i
liam Ftcmpeo, wux ptaeod In the presidcntlul cuiididuto Dwight I) story "I
cur dropped off (ho pavement ami n-il for Hallowe'en l.y tho flouth- school age children. Prises will be fur the presidency."
ii Iirbt roneeriilng the 'uiuklng of
with
Hi
I
mm,ill
oil
the
ll'tuil
rill
EiKt'iihuwcr
will
give
Ihe
United
room
through
the
VmJopIcti
Halos
In
an
attack
on
whnt
he
said
are
ed there approximately 800 aide I’rlmary S c h o o l I’arent- given In each division fur this most
"laved
ll.-hi bull' , t.i'iiiu' down of signs
.Slides world leiuk'iihlp It aorelv
Stevenson's foreign policy views, and Servin'.
fr*t,
Teachers Association, while the original, prettiest and most up Nikon declared that KIcv.'iimu.
Stevenson tool ;l tight to I'tlulige nn,I Hiniwtoi: unD on porches,
needs,
Democrnlle
Gov.
Jumcx
F
Gommlsslunera
arc
oonsldorlng
. ,%fhcn thu car was wheeled back projeet of the Junior Chamlmr of praprlab
date costumes, according to "see* eventual recognition of ltd the fnslalhitlon of siidi facilitiea Ityrni'N of South Curollim believes. I Is min.I on iliose Issues. Ilvrnes die* tii-.l-fast woman was badly
■Hilo the highway, it skidded side Commerce already la underway for Mrs, Prod
Kred Robb,
general chairman. China by Hut United Nations nnd in the Commission room.
..
On the other hand. Democratic hilill, toil "till* people of lile Koultl filltt li'iied duiinc rti" viuidals’ ae*
ways a dlslanco of HIS foot, flipped a safe ami sane observance of the The parade will T
he
i preceded l.y a It* admission In the United Nu
cundldulo A d i a l Slevensim Inis also could ih.inge their intuits tlvltlea,
Another
innovation
for
H
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gov
over completely twtea In th* n«xt night om mysticism and eerln«is.‘ band concert l.y the Junior High lions." Nikon also charged that
"It’s ifoiinr
i*'» 'crious with
erning body was unveiled nl their "surrendered completely to the when In- siirreiulered his position Ihose persons who lire caught
tto fact, landed on Ho whesls, vent
Oncd ugaln the P-TA la promou School Band.
llyrncx In Ihe Tiuinaii udniinistrulinn "
Stevenson forcscea Iho |Mu>sll>l!ity last meeting a now mooting table. Trutnan administration,
through a fence on tha left altlo Ing a large program a n ! the
Ityme- sold Hull Hie tale I'resl while Involved in serious vumialA cartoon mcvfe will lit shown that Formosa might he grouted lo Rhaned In a "V", with the mayor nssertcrl In n talk prepared
of the road and stopped In the grounds of the school,.taking In a at fl:30 p. m. and 7:30 n, in. and a Ihe Chinese Communists
dent
Fronklin I), itoosovelt ink o l-tii," Chief William* pointed out.
for
dollvory
at
a
luncheon
rally
ot
at the apex, the table had Individ
grove of J. Kox*. Damaire to the costume parade, a 1supper,
* ronces large dance revue will be present*
Nikon said the United States has ual name plates for the Cttv offi Democrats - for Eisenhower here told him (Ilvrnes) of voting for "However, we don't object lo per
car was net at from ft(W<) to (2,- ■Ion
Kepiitilicun llicodoie Roosevelt in sons linvlmr guild, clean fun," Hy
>n booths
boolha and a dance revue.
ed by Mre. A. H. Ouxhury at 8:00 been traveling without direction, c ia l, Tho Commissioners all faced today.
(*M, while injury'to the fence was
Already students ere participat p- m. A costume contest also will guided only by Ihe latest Commu the audience at the new table,
Ilyrni'S snid Sept. IK ho would ItKH In: enuse lie was the lies! quul- "iromt, clmii fun," tie meant auen
e a t l m a t ^ |2t. _ ...........
;
ing In Mi# window decorating con- he held by the teachers In conjunc* nist move, lie laid Stevenson offers whereas some had their bnckn to vote for .the Republican partv ificil man) ami Ilyrnes eiteil n IlixItoweVn piirsutta us "trick or
ta*t, which (■ being conducted In tlon with the dance reyits.
tto hopo for America's future and tha audlertr'i gallery ul tho former atamlordbcarer, and on Sept. 3t> statomeni in a bloHtiirihy ot I'rcil treating."
m
KENHKAI, NOTtCH
introduced Elsenhower for a speech (lent Truman Hint quotes the I’res ______________ :----------- s a s a i
the dOwntown district hi conluneHot dogs and cold drinks will Is "satisfied with the Truman- meeting table.
Mrs. Nell Ibrylc, graaddaoahler
from the South Carolina State Ident us saying he once voted for
Ihe Jaycre's activltlaa, b* sold oft the grounds where acti Acheson policy which already has
The wall at the rekr nf the table, House stop*.
of Mrs. Nellie vaagkn, af fianfr 1
a Kepuhlieun county marshal
inohidu the dlstrlhutlan vities of a carnival air will take cost ns 121,000 American boys as
iteaaed away Ttmrarfav,
tn children un Hallow#'* place in i t different booths nnd casualties and lost 000 million far which has b*en newly patched with This was his first roll'fledgcil Thus, Byrnes sold, "those Demo
im v.
ptaater, will lm given a new coat campaign venture fur Elsenhower crats who vote for Gen. Elsen
mer alliei to Die Communists.",
lal rate* at a "spook" on train and pony rides.
"Where'#
Charley"
uf
paint.
hower
because
they
Iwllevv
he
Is
nut of his home slate, where he
Mb. .
. Booths an<f activities and thslr
!!:IM - 8:17 • 7-Id
thu best qualified candidate wilt do
hus liecn a life long Democrat.
, SERVICE
MOVI ELAND
gCIlfdlLltOAKH
Tho former iccretary of state only whnt lias been dune by Demu_
__T.Jecs of Mrs. Char
Mrs. n . A- ' Nlbisck;
The ftsmlnolc County Board of under President Truman said Stev cratle leaders."
Show Opens (t:!tO
les 8. Snarka, Who died In Haw"No longer." he said, "can wo
thorite, Calir., Sunday will l>e held Public Instruction will meet to* enson has reveraed his nreeonvcn"Family Secret#"
11:13 * Ulft'.l
In Tal- •fthrrow at 10:00 a.m. to receive tlon itfthda on civil righti, limiting }nok to tho National Democratic
|conatder several bids for equip* debate In Uro senate and on tho party for protection of states rights.
"Nevvr Trust A Gambler"
\Vh#n tha Democratic party deiert“ according to T. W- LawLin,
8:22 only
progressed,"
(C'aaltaaaft Us r « i * SUi
i f Buperlntendeat-
Safety Program NewAmendments
Pays Off As Fire Are Previewed
Threatens School For Kiwanians
••I ( l a i n . i . m : fiM*% htirniTiL
ImI'i' hI itinV !i|i(«>h ,iut,h mi
i m -i
«
h
1,1
Mrs. Ruth Sr ot!
Nixon In Sree
Day
Nixon To Teleii'd l
SpeechTonii^hl In
Nation-wide IMoa
Lake Mary C, o£C.
Riido'ls(»8 Ilosnitnl
Rond Issue Drivo
Student Attcndiiur
Miami Convention
Auto I Wrecked
. In Traffic Accident
11> rhid' Of Police
Gala Activities Being Planned
For Observance Of Hallowe’en
Gov* Byrnes In
Give U. S. Leadership It
Movie Time Table
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IVrrfjitariiy, Ocl. » , 1951
TUI! SANFORD HERALD
Court System Amendment Uses Most
Space On Ballot For Voters Nov. 4
io court uf record woold bflHcoma
an additional judicial circuit court
reporter. 'I'ho Court of Record
clerk'* office would be abolished
and hi* records turned over to
tho Escambia County Circuit Court
clerk.
(Editor* Note;: Thl* 1* another ns others do.
The present solicitor for the
in a *rrtr* Shout tin* arnpo.rd | .Sponsors say pulling all proae- Court of Record would take over
amendment* to the Florida Conall
prosecutions, Including capua
•tltution which will hr on »*■«• . ciitlnn under one man would end cases, In the county. The regular
Nov. 4 general election billot." buck passing between solicitor nnd state attorney for Inc first cirruit
stale attorney which seme com would no longer have any Jurlsdlc
TALLAHASSEE i p - Proposed plain engender* In* law enforce lion In E.ramhla County.
chances In Pto Florida court sys merit.
Eventually, the Court of Record
tem me no Ihr hlKCeSl pcrllin r,f
-u >"• J
An*ondme»ir"N>i __V»
Un'let -nhr.itnr—would -fc
•pace on tor constitutional amend- ■would abolish the unltpic Escam Escambia County state altutncy
ment section of tbo crnrral elec illa County Court of Record and selected by voters of Escambia
tion hollot.
set up In It* place a special clr- County alone. He would have to
Besides Ilie brnnd proposal to i ult court for tne county with pow live In Ihe county and tho regular
revise the stntrwlde court admin ers that others throughout the circuit state attorney would nave
lotralive *yslrm and mid Ihrer stato don't Itavp.
to live outside the county.
Justice* to the Suprrmr Court,
The old Escambia Court o'f Rec * The Escambia Countv Circuit
which wa* discussed hero Tues ord section has been In tho Con Court would have authority to give
day, tho Nov. 4 ballot contain* stiliitlnn for vears. As the only Justices of the pcore power to try
three nthor amendment* affecting court of Its kind In Ihe stole, it case* Involving misdemeanors, a
tho judiciary In Individual coun has frequently had to recrlve spe power they nn longer hovo by gen
ties:
cial alirnlimi In changing the eral state law.
Amendment No. 4 would rrr.ilr stale's basic law.
Even if the office nf Justice of
This amendment would get rid the peace should be abolished
an additional circuit judge for the
Second Judicial Circuit, which now of II. Rut whereas It was set up statewide, as some legislators tony
ho* two by vlrluc of (hr popula by use of ISO words In the Con have advocated, tho Escambia
tion. Lawyers claim the circuit stitution. 11 I* going lo take about County Circuit Court still would
should have n third to handle tho 1,400 words to abolish It and com bo side to appoint "commission
big volume of litigation brought pensate for it.
ers” lo try mlsddemeanors.
against stato agencies because the
The amendment provides that:
The proposed amendment says
capital Is in the circuit.
The present Judge nf the E l Escambia County should pay the
Amendment No 8 would turn ea mbla Court of Record would he salaries of Its special Judge, state
nil the prosecution of ensrs In the roine a circuit Judge for Escam attorney and court reporter “ un
Dade County Criminal Court of bia County, who will serve In ad less and until tho Legislature pro
Record and Court of Crime* over dition to tne two Judges already vide* otherwise bv law.”
to tho state attorney and let the In office In Ihe four rotinly Flrs'l
The amendment wouldn't be
•late attorney nnme hi* own as Judicial Circuit. At the end of hi* come effective until the dev after
•Istnnls, Instead of getting them lerm. Ihe volcr* of Escambia the 19.V1 legislature adjourn*,
appointment
the governor (.'minty alone would clcrl their spe- which would allow time to pass
Take n Hound Trip
to N E W
Maryland Players Board Drafts New
iiepori casn uner aaieiy nuies r o r
To Control Score Nation’s Airlines
WASHINGTON~in — The Civil
COI.LEGB.I’ARK. Md. Wt-ThrcUniversity of Mari land footboll Aeronautic* Raart' has draRed ten
players. Including Ifs All-America tative new ssfoty regulations for
quarterback candidate, Jack Scar- tho nation's airlines.
Onr hnportint measure would
bath, have sworn that .wither stu
dent offered them bribe* lo hold roouire the use of a pilot warning
down the scare In Maryland's game device for each uropeller on an
last Saturday with Louisiana State airliner, to give an alarm. when
l-ie propeller goes Into reverse
University.
Th* pla'ycrv wh" Tp-JP<'|ed.thR xiL Ip'trp .
.................
ff-rs, and reported ihem -to—a.. 7 M
.".. Tr:..d'.'.T.*l,;.J 'Tr/'. ..rrtl of projneller wn* blamed frer-one nf the
thorltles, are:
Tom Cosgrove, center, 21. from -aid drplnne aerldett* at Ella*
Philadelphia, who said he v*as of both. N. J .. enrller lids year.
Other proposed regulations would
fered 11 ,000.
renulrr that:
Frank Navarro, a guard, 22.
1 Life bc'l*. rafts, flashlights
from White Plains. N. Y , whe
nnd other “ditching” equipment
said he was nffrrrd SI >0
be
-arrled. In prnnerly distributed
Scarbath, 21, from Rnltlmnrr and
considered hy many to be Ihe best positions, nn nlcplune oneratln*
college quarterback In Ihe nation, over wider, nnd passengers be
briefed In advance on their use,
who sold he was otfcrrd 3100,
2 Airplane load limits be ad
They sold Ihe student who made justed
nrrordlng to temperature
the offers Is from Washington.
liumblllv. Pilots have found
Cosgrove and Navarro said they and
ere onproochrd Thursday. Scar that an nlrnlnnc’s ability to take
off decreases under cnmlltlnns of
hath said he was approached Frl hlnh
day. which possibly explains the inlriltv,temperatures nnd high husmaller offer to him since It would
3. The freoeency nf flashing nf
bo too late to get manv bets made airplane
position
lights be In
All three players said they were creased from
38 In no cycle*
asked to hold down the scorn so a minute nnw Ihe
required, to A3 to
that Maryland would bent Loulsl N"> cycles n minute,
ana State by less than 21 points.
I Red unit . collision lights be
Mai.itnd beat LSU, 31 n. with
on the tallfln nr top of fuseSea run lb. Cosgrove amt Navarro used
late
playing prominent roles.
3 Senarnte ventilation controls
he provided for the main passenger
CANCER SEMINAR SLATEII
ttnrl the cockpit, so that nlr
TAMPA (.n-Tlio Soulheaslcrr cabin
from the cabin dnes not recirculate
State* (.'oncer Seminar will be held Ihrnmth
Ihe rockplt. Pilots have
here Friday and Saturday. Dr
nf poor ventilation In
linns Ludwig Kollmrier. Slock complained
working nunrlcrs.
holm, Sweden, will he one of the Ihcir
II Use of engine nacelle fire ex
featured lecturer*.
tlnguishcrs and fireproof nacelle
skin.
an act providing for Ihe state to
pay the judicial salaries Just as It
The first locomotive wss built
doc* those of other circuit Judges f"> an English coni mine 180 year*
and state attorneys
ngn.
Hiding Pleasure
Hauling Needs
wc'ro criming through with
t)i*> liiggcHf Imi'Kiilim in
OCALA. fBpfflsI) VoUra pro
warnH in «x*rcl*e car* In markin* thrtr ballot* In th* Central
Election neat Tueaday.
Many voter* nla” to cast their
hello* for Oener*l Elsenhower for
Preildent, but will vote the balan
ce of the ballot for Democratic
-uHMntc*.
Thl* ren b" <|nro for alt office*
e x cn l Vice-President.
YOU CANNOT ftPHT T ltf
Tian-cIT nw Mte.ftHiKxrr 'Ac- n
VTC'E-Pr ’EIJId ENT. for If you do.
your vote will •’» thrown out and
lost.
Vou must vote for either Elsenhower and Nison or Stevenson and
Snarkman. You cannot vota for
Elsenhower and Sparkman, for examnle. m- Stevenson ami Nixon.
Thl* la illegal. You must vote for
both President and Vico President
In either the Republican or Demo
cratic column.
You may, however, vote for El
senhower nnd Nixon if you wish
and thrn cast your ballot for Dem
ocratic candidates,
•If you wish to vnte for Elsen
hower but not for Nixon, you ean
mark an "X ” for Elsenhower and
leave th# apace for Nixon blank.
Or, you ran vote for Stevebson for
President and leave the Sparkman
square Hank. YOU CANNOT
HOWEVER. VOTE for a Repub.
LICAN PRESIDENT AND A
DEMOCRATIC V I C E PRE8IDENT or vice versa. Consult elec
tion official* If you are In doubt.
Exercise care If you wont your
veto lo count.
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All L«*dl«i M*k*a
Repair* and Reconditioning
Bukur’s Musical Instrument Shop
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CHIROPRACTOR
Phone 17BS—1741
Ptwil* till
2*01 Cedar Avene
DR. H. K. RING
Please *atl fee appoint a n t
New ami Used Instruments
Seminole County Democrats for Eisenhower
Pd. Pol. Adv.
A V ital M essa g e to
n n d
Clcttr the trackx!
Instructions Given
On Marking Ballot
M others
of
G rowing C hildren
ninny u muon! Why not coimi
nloiijr mid enjoy u holiday from
M o s t of us take it for granted that our children are well nourished. . *
wc give them enough food to 611 their stomachs and assume
hljrh pricesV
Act now and mtvol
they are getting enough nourishment as well
But recent studies of child nutrition have come up with facts
that challenge all our complacency about our family diet.
/
USED CARS
1951 Cadillac 4-door “62” Sedan, Fully equipped, low
mileage
$356090
1950 Plymouth, 4-door Sedan, average,
no equipment
$1120-00
1949 Chevrolet, 4-door Sedan, Deluxe, 2-tone paint, new
Heat covers, good tires, clean
$| 199-00
1949 Plymouth 4-door Special Deluxe,Kadio, Oustlde Visor,
Scat Covers, owned by local businessman
$1000-00
1949 Plymouth 2-door Sedan, Had'o, Rood tires, clean inside
and out, mechanically good
$1096-00
1917 Oldsinohilc “78” 4-door Sedan, Hndio, Hydramatic,
good mechanical condition
$ 073-00
1947 Ford Sportsman Super Deluxe Convertible Coupe,
Hudio, 2-Spotlights, in good mechanical
condition
» 1N .o o
:
Over tho pint several y ears many nu
trition studies have been made by privote, state and federal agencies . . .
including medical examinations of
- thousands nf school children.
These studies showed th a t—even
with the world’s finest food supply—
more than half our children arc not
• getting all the nourishment they need
for peak health. Serious nationwide nu
tritional deficiencies occur regardless of
family income . . . largely because of
our poor eating habits.
Skeleton X-rays showed that a high
percentage of the chihlftn had bonce
that were not es hard or strong as they
should be— many even had aome bom
malformation. In thorough dental ex*
amlnations most of the children were
found to have tooth decoy*
1950 Dodge, 2-ton 'Praetor, air brakes, saddle tanks, fifth
wheel, Kadio, heater 825x20-10 ply tires,
2-epccd axle
$1481-00
1950 Dodge */2 ton Pickup, go id tireR, low mileage,
new paint, owned by local fanner
$ 178-00
U< I . dlot nekda mare ■eiihaw
1949 Chevrolet % ton Pickup, brand new tires, deluxe cab,
844-00
781-00
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These findings indicate that large per
centages nf our children are not getting
enough of the calcium they need to
build strong hone*, and teeth that relist
•decay. Calciunii as yuu probably know,
is found chiefly in milk and milk prod
ucts . . . it is absolutely essential to
growing children.
$ | 88-00
'J.’L
t
f '•'rJ
■
Ban* waafcnaas
and tooth docay provolont
Two of the most widespread problems
are bone weakness and'tooth decay.
1949 Chevrolet U ton Plckupj Kadio, new paint slid brand
hew tires, extra clean
$ 888-00
1949 Chevrolet V'a ton Pickup, Deluxe Cab
$ 818-00
1949 Studchuker, Vi ton Pickup, good tires, mechan'ettHy
good, Idw mileage
$ 871
878-00
1949 Ford V8 Vi ton Pickup, Radio, good tiros,
mechanically good, low milefege
$
1947 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery
$ 788-00
1^47 Chevrolet lA ton Pickup, new paint, food
mechanical condition, extra bargain at
$
froird V8, ^ ton Pjckup, new pailit, overslse
mecl
'
what they have done—after a series of
careful experiments and consultations
with health authorities.
Sana-haHdlng a lament doubled
The bakers of Enriched Tip-Top Bread
have now doubled the bone and tooth
building calcium in every loaf of New
Tip-Top.
Prom now on when your children
c«t the New Tip-Top Breed they will
get twice ae much aa before of this ele
ment so Vital to lha nourishment of
strong bone* and teeth.
Now brand hatpa
^
USED TRUCKS
clean
Children In all Income group*
partially undarnourlihad
{
Yet nutritionists report the American
diet is more lacking in calcium than
In any other food element.
'
•road roaaareh
Ando hofp for praWom
Ai bakers of bread, qUt mo*t universal
fdod, the makers nf Enriched Tip-Top
: Bread Were in a natural pri*iUon to help
. - , ■. itippUhient the American diet with
needed calcium. And‘ that ia exactly
Good whole milk, of courae, i> the first
and foremost source of bone and tooth
huilding material—children need at
least a quart daily. But the fact is that
many children do not drink that much.
Now—by serving the New Tip-Top
Bread—you have a pleasing, effective
way of feihforcing the essential
clement, calcium, in your child's diet.
Eight ilicea of thin new bread contain
bone and tooth building calcium equal
to a full tlatajif milk,
. Moet children eat that much bread
dally aa a matter of oourtc, If you make
sure your children eat the New TipTop Bread, you will automatically help
them build up fhdlr quota of bohwbuildInjf, tooth-bulldlng nourishment.
i i M l i k U t IMPORTANT » • C M tlM SN
s » « its m m , ?•#
Ther edded
calcium in
Tip-Top Bfeld.i*
Bi
edded calcium
in the
the New
New Tfp.Top
of bfflebt to mn-yov. to*
tMfJrt'n
it inmaka
incrcwies the
bone-> and
md tooth-building material whilo they
ittk It
th* supply of
of botw
a f t f•till growing
'
and‘ developing and i»“an tararaar# the later year*.
koth.taea end women, tht New Tip-Top Bead provide,
calcium to hcJn keep ike kern stracteso irNng.
Ss»e^kMiiuhli*h MUM htvs *«4cimt cSldumto protect both tKnasshns
oiriam is conduct to a M ag * 4 * 4 6 * is M'agee.
f » s M t h n to f k i » m , , ,
i ;r* W.- b
•
kidf Tip-Top Bread bring*
foe added milk notuiihment
with Important mineral* and
high-quality pcoesla tssmtial
tolinut b*Udint hi tha young
dad K//*e nrpofe ia tha aduh.
The aew loaf nos oahr rivea
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r j V t ' i y i f l O i l l l S iv lH U C
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it a
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V o te r s l o D o D llfv
Kansas. Nebraska. New York, and
South Dakota Three hour, are
granted by West Virgmli. four
hours by Kentucky nnd Missouri
Minnesota i|>jcdies the fnrentHin.
nml *«*■■ I*1" " * n" l,n' p lim"
Colorado and lllnh limit the pay
requirement lo workers not on an
. ir, l t iVV* BAU sSON
hourly *ca!c of wniir*
NEW MMtK '.r — In half the
Hut to gel this lime off i»mplavr«
Plea For Kindness
To Weather Man Is
Made By Essayist
THE SANFOltD IfEIIAI D
Wednesday. «»rl. 2t». I9A2
f a r e .1
—
nn.
|aWs on Hie subject, workers
nj some corporations will gel time
Off this year. and m many cases
vvuh pay. As one example out id
many Parke. Davis A i
will let
fl.ooo omploycA in 27 oitii** lake
time oil with |»ay to vote
OK. C. la. I'KKSONS
OI’TO.METKIST
E Y E S EXAMINED
GLASSES P IT IE D
I ! A .Hnuih h lm r lt n Avrmi#
lly RAVI. PETT
m NEW YORK t.ft - Everybody talk
^
New York it*—Everybody talas
about the weather, out nobody
docs anything about starting u He
In many ol luc other* employers rlrcllnn d«> in these state* Art
Kl"d t« U'eatnerr’ Sf’ Week,,.
huff heeti
lo ione, Colorailo, lilinoi*,
K«ui
I think lt'»
..v m i v
get -r.„
M.wNov.
I.' and ^
Kr-'mky. ,ta..aeho«.fu
—
~
(ire a te s l
C o lle c to r
a little nicer to the went berm'in.
number of corporation* .ire rnak hr«i*K*v, Ne^ana. New iork l tah,
After all, he doesn't make the
mg sure their employe' have a Wrst Virginia nod Wisconsin
■tuff himself. He fust tones wnut
chance to get to the pulls
In seven other states the workers
the manufacturer sends him. Don't
lo some cities plans «rc being are nol required lo make prior
F E D E R A L T A X ('(H .I.E f TH IN S
blame him for the final product.
discussed to Stagger tune offlor application hut the employer may
A weather man has feelings, too.
idling per mils for workers so as specify the time lo oe taken off
Shown Is lha naw 1153 Chrysler Windsor DeLuxa H-passrnsrr srd.m »hirh fea tu res rnllrrly nrn and
1 HUM
Ml O M ■**», MMX
* j t** i in, ill l vmi oil
I discovered In lolklng with Ernest
lieautiful body atyling with long, low lines. Powered by Ihe Chrysler I III hnrsepuwrr B-ollmlcr ‘'Spitfire"
to keep ;m carls and steady flow |Ibey are
Alabama, Arkansas
nil 1 1 ; ill*
. J . Christie, mcicrnlnglst In charco
engine, Windsor DeLuxa nodels have a wheelbase of 125! j Inrhrs. The IU51 Chryslers an- ullrrril In « wide
to the polls and ease the usual Maryland. Missouri New Mexico,
rmiH *i i \ I it* LX n» .*» m i11"*
91 of the U 8 Weather tlurcaii In
rhnlre of twenty body styles In fifteen solid rolnrs and seven t mi-tune rnlur rondilnstinn*.
after work
voting n*-h
Oklahoma and South Dakota
• JHI*. Ii ? H>'» I til Mil
«t i a i i %it*
New York.
Toe 21 states with time off pro
>" Indiana. Massaeluiselts and
Christie gets a little tired of
visions slum wide variance as lo Texas employers ran I set Ihc lime
In n lllllr liter «■»%
»#re«hleiM Tr»»*tniH •••Hi’. ' *1 •»-’ *»«*.IM».all-out war occurs or somethin:!
hearing sprats announcers say,
NHiir liitii* fill ItU
hii‘l«*ll»U I »n*iMMi *» •••"**«*how long
when, and even who and workers necdn I make prior
else happens to change the <it>in"The weather man won't very kind
a
mil
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II
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'fiix
,
'•an have the privilege, and ns to
The survey also repurls that in
to us today." He flinches when he
tlon. The governor Is concei liv'd
whether Ihe worker gels Ihe lime
X \ I MI X \ I
Hr S P U D S J O H N S O N
meets un acquaintance in the rain
Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana. Mas
over the fad that farmers are -ic
H % t \ 1, 1, I I I i l M > k
%ir%'*
%* *IM I I I Mix
off wiih pov
sn
elm
set
Is
and
Oklahoma
the
laws
who complains, "Fine day you
I
%
%
X
*
MIX, l i t I X ilt*
ing large amounts of slum term
One nl 1 ,cv most
general laws, 1,11 v i
mn*l nonrral
ii .V . .
, , ......... .
DIM
S
A
N
D
COP
A
C
IN
I!
In
the
opinion
of
those
whose
brought us."
non-real estate credit, which caul I
Ihc NationalI Furcmen's Insttlule M'Ply In al their prmUlo.i' only
CUT T A X E S — VOTE FOR E ISE N H O W ER
"You'd be surprised how many husiness It is to study (h*‘ prrsrnl come due at uny time win i repay
Tlir Chairman id the National
points out is California's, which '<> certain classes nt vinrkcr- I Ins
sltimtlon
nnd
relate
It
to
the
fu
ia i i v-ipeople still blame us for the
Ciimmlllres and die raiiilldslea rl
ment might lie difficult.
cnltllrs every eligible voter, with varies wiilriy lit Ihe live states
Hut many plares where there
weather." Christie savs. "Why not ture outlook, now l« «n vxeellent
l-oili major parties bare (one on
out penally. •'In absent himself
Iloth
the
income
ami
the
outgo
lime
for
fnrrners
to
lie
cautious
In
blame the weather? Ami If they're
rrrord with strong written en
from any service nr employmenl
the farmer ale at vasty higher
going to blame rain mi us, why tho use of credit. They sugest us of
dorsements id tills rampslsn
in which he is Ilien engaged lor
rates
now
than
they
vvcie
some
w not give credit for Ihc sunshine ing only neerssary credit now ami years ago. The farmer cm make
Cetuiut the-Vule of a ll v.ilrra —
two consecutive hours between die
People rarely do."
not contracting nuy debts tlmt
iiirliullns tlirlr iipposilinnI This
time of opening and the lime of
money
fader,
nr
he
can
luse
it
I
is
a
rlear
Imllrallnn
of
llie
charChristie likes to play golf. It aren't essential.
closing the polls "
atler of our inii-11-l.iles. Neither
happens that sometimes he is more
In n talk to FTorlda county and faster. To avoid trouble, en ry
Many other slides have more
(ears die Im partial (ria l of a
the wishful-thinking golfer Ilian he home demonstration agents re farmer should have a planned fi
N O TIC E IS I I F K F I I Y G IV E N tlmt the following n-tmetl persons Imse
restrictive provisions
record vole.
is the realistic weather man. When cently, Governor I. VV. Duggan of nancial program.
\ surv ey by the Com merer'
heett
it|t|ioiiiled in* Clerhu nml lnn|ieefora of Ihe snrlott-, L l n t o n i Itourd-.
he gots caught on the seventh green the Farm Credit Administration
Mm lime die vole will l-e rr.oril
i Tearing House a law reporting
HOPES FOIt AID
for
th
e fienernl F l e d ion, Cmiolv Zoning lieenliilion I.lection nnd I’nMo
in a sudden downpour, he never
Idali lierm.se a ll parties trallv
agency in Chicago, slums di.it all
onlnted out that credit writ! be a
hears the end of It.
waul In pul ll op lo a ll |>eople.
PA
It
IS
iji
Defense
Minister
workers
arc
entitled
lo
pay
during
HoHpllnl
Itoiul Flection, In he held thtongln»nl Seminole t o n n t s . I bo td.i
"What these folks who kid me little tighter in IUB3 than I* has llcrtc Pleven told Parliament's na
Ibis time oil in 13 states Two
That Indudti YOUI VOTI
don't realize,' Christie explains, I-"mi in recent years. He said that tional defense committee today
on
.Nnvcmher
lib Id.VJ:
others specify the particular work
"la that I knew I was taking my b. ihe oast most credit difficulties that Franco still hopes to get B30
AS YOU NIASI— «UT YOU I
cis who must lie paid
ehances In going out to Ihc course. have boon built up during good million dollars In U S aid during
S A N F O R D — P R E C I N C T NO. I
Stales requiring pay hu two
Po Ml - B r - f s i , p „ M , e s e . r i i # i n roe, 1 simply preferred 1o risk rain times, rather than during depres 1053 and helloves tho French do
Pntllne I'ta c.1 St--.-- l!i*'»n. ill KiV'- West ltd
hours for voting are listed ns
r r a li a n wi . S T S e I >/. c /f i i i ng ( - u n f i t .
rather than not play It was my sions. When times are fairly good fenso rffnrl In Indochina mokes
\ri/ona. Caliiurniu. Illinois. Iowa,
I'rt’t'ini'l No, i \
I'rri tort Sn. |\
Hut 1 rrw
own responsibility."
there is n tcmptfltloon to contract this n "must" request
\ 11•i* i M iii n lit'. * lot *■
Christie finds tnnt many people debt os If Inrome would continue
I'tiul
I*.
I'.'/i-l-l.
t
lei
k
Itevlrwing provisional figures for
i Ii ir i* * W in !m a n . Itiwi1
a n still mentally lazy where at the same level, and then If in next year's French mtlitnrv bud
.1. T. Iln-ilv Sc. Ill peetm
L*. I
ViLi*n% I iih|»i ** |«'i*
weather is concerned. They call come shrinks It Is difficult if not get. Pleven said the final figure
Itslt'h W l.rissine, Insprct-u
. I n i y II Wlitli*, In
-i
his office with all sorts of quesMrs. M- 11-11 till, tl, IIIsp-'.UHI
fnr
American
aid
would
m
>l
hr
Impossible
to
icpsy
the
debts.
tloni. Should 1 take (he bnhy out
Pi rclttrl > ** III
N*«h»
* '■
For
I'trelnet
N-i,
III
M
uv
t
u
s
known
until
after
the
North
Atlnu
Governor Duggan pointed nut
today? Will the race traek he fast
I t \ Slnl**n, I l**t \
It. /.. I.-Ill .nil. i t.-rk
or muddy? Should I close all the that inflationary pressures are tic treaty |>owcrx meet flee 15 ami
France rnulil not fix her in'litary
.ItiitU't* I
Hi*i|t**n, I*
*r* **M
Mis M F. Muhi i , Ili*|tn I«■(
windows before I leave? Does my leveling off now, with defense budget
until Ihrn
Km,i no L Stnvuli Ii*
i
Jnhtt l F imiU,
anendlng not expanding nt rapid
boy nerd a raincoat t.«Jay:
J *il r. S I . I ’lull Whl** *i
P
14it| ijon \ I t ! * k i I k, I ii •|n‘Hn|
"All we ran do," Christie snys, strides as it tins been In recent i
F
L
O
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F
lIR
N
A
C
i*:
A "is repeat the forecast to them. years nnd with thn nation's hous
Dt'V \|, l-H FNItOl.I.MFM
^ |. \KI MHNKOi:
P R E C I N C T NO.
OR
We never advise people what to ing program having passed its
Jacksonville, Fla
Duval
i»»i
PolliM
r I'Ihit' St limit I (M
do. They must make up Ihctr own peak. He expects prices for fa'm County
now has 110 hnvs enrolled
aiv ni
\\ ll SM|IMtf‘**t%. In t
minds."
products lo drop slightly during in I -11 rluh work. William K
( h oi l'** P* II, I " P* i I •>i
i it«1*1 •ini
When they're not blaming bail the coming year. Unfortunutrly, Klorpp.-i, assistant county agant
weather on the weather mun, some however, p rim fur things farm begun re-irganiring cluba -..-vci d
r
m
t t ’i N n \ n . :t
S
\
N
F
O
R
D
people blame it on things they families buy probably will ilsc weeks ago, ami expects to mm
I'•*UHl{; P'lili *• "xii itf*•i rI ( "aoir i,tj4 1%M* In ••
don't understand—like Ihe explos slightly at Ihe same time, thus plctc the wmk Ibis month
Pi rn l ti I Nn -I \
N I** 1 *
I \ * Ft*It
ion of nn atom bomb. "The effect putting the fnrnicr in u less favorI*m i me! N*» .1 ^
Aiilhoiizotl Ciiletmtn Denier
oi no atomic cxtdnslnn in (he at nble situation.
I J
I In i?m • i » »I,
There will be no quotas ,nt io-mV \V IN.it*’. « 1*1 k
mosphere," Christie explains, "Is
K i MlP*-r ! m mi <*i-»
He expects a slight recession, in age allolinenls on u|daml or l-ng
1 It. Hock . III *(Mt lid
10117 Sim lo r (I Avenue
Dntine 11 IT
very, verv small compared In Ihe adjustment, in a few yenrs, unless staple fottoii in lita.'l*
I M Mfi-ii In ..........
Airs. F.veivn M I i *1• ll l** ■Md
amount of transformations of ener*ntiM M \S it 11oil i In
•
Alts
V li Mi l k A* i•h It
luspe.
» gy m Ihe upper utr needed to pro
P i «* l in f \ ii III
N I it Ii I
1 •*
lit 1 { r n
tTri-lllcl ' ii III
“ tluce weather changes."
V\ \\ I i* I. . c . ik
It F C o o l" • t d't.lIs
Sonic people gel xn mad about
i Ilf f M (l>l.
In u . i
In p* iftli
All-., f . Al 1‘1n K 1 r
Ihe weather they've even threatenpi in | %l Simi (tv» ni i, I )> f
<" II, S*l»inii»l, I»t |*****t<»i
ed lo phone Ihelr congressman
ImImi Ki l*l. I In |" *•(»»*
about the weather man This has
\ . |l, tVl.lht* » -I » , I II x|M* t*M
happened lo Jim Osmun. assistant
Pi i 1 1it i t Nn -(*
V ij,*li( ( * »
I'rrclnrl N*» -Ii
!*«t * »♦«
meteorologist at the bureau here
I*' Mr h ni I IvJitcIvi'K <I'd I
Kolo-rt
A
X•'•ni
i itjt ti I i , t '!• »k
But among his own neighbors In
\| (", 4, m let , l ii-*jii'i'Md
" (Ilium ( 11nki •? , III*Hi t ! •11
• New Jersey suburb, he Is an
'V i IImiiii \\ PiinA it I " 4f**'i I *"
.I II ('i i ppn. ln*|" t ho
ob'"cl of rcinerlfol
W mIIi i * \N P i l l I ** * |n . !•**
If Jim slops out of flio liouio
in me mono..i, w« »•* HIM, si i tllhsUtMt I
P R E C I N C T NO. I — P A O LA
a couple of neighbors frequently
» »D
*
% •*
t* •
Imi tlm: I'Ll-* H'iifMti 1li*iirfi
9 will return for theirs. Wives watch
Mi, I. If* Kmx. In m
Mrs. Osmun carefully. Sumo will
lt|4|ii*t>lfit
Mi * Mim M* M i II. ul
hang up their wash only when the
weather man's wife does.
n i K f i M T n o . :•
o v iK lin
Like anybody else, n weather
Pr-Mdij* Phi* • I It \ I f .ifi
loan is liol impartial about Ihe
Pi ••r'iitrf S t« •
N p . I»• 1 »• «
Pin ill* I N♦» *»
I Lit I tr«
weather
I *11*•♦III ■ I II»13p*I “'ll ‘M
1I l« i 'I
"1 personally prefer a day when
>1 I l.i»| t ( Ii ik
the wind Is less than 12 miles an
i M '•» t*.
In
\|i . P I™ h ltd' I *i |**" 1**i
hour, when Ihe humidity Is hclmv
I ' ll* 14 »** \ ll . I o I" •fit*
Mt
\\iPi* P Kl*'it* . Iit*»|*i' Ini
80 per cent, the temperature Is
| . -t| I •! I , ♦I*. Ills |M. I* '
I II I l(i|id*ll Si
In s|n i l**t
around 7U and there's Just enough
clouds In Ihe sky for a eontrusl
P l t E C I M I NO. *. — liKNKYA
t .diiditmil y I!u11111it 1'
between the blue and while," Os
I '**111til PI a*
mun said
IV iilli'i KdHni I \ i * 1
\% i, s d', n»dk
"Psychological tests show that
Mi
|-:II/**Im lit Ma»h
P It 1*11 111- ill |M*‘ !»»t
this is Ihc kind of a day which
best gives a feeling of well-being
P R E C I N C T NO. 7 — CHI I-CO T A
and a feeling which makes you
1Mil* • Si hld'l
contentedly iniroverted. We get
M " t n s I in oh*, u . r k
%!»** Pi i*<i ilht 11"'I if *
about two or llircn ol these days
,Mt
\nrut IViMlfy, liin|»tayttif
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a month.
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N I K r i M T NO. s — liOl.DKNHOD
when there's a mild threat of snow
Pollin'* I'hii i i < mmulMh Hmlild jj
in the air or even a light snow
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darkly overcast and there's a feel
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ruKi'iM r m i . — LnMav noi i
you feci warmer toward older peo
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ple. ynu feel more gregarious. Yon
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reel more like buying somelxxly a
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drink and just talking while the
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sky closes in nn ynu.
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Rural Common Sonsi
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Roy Wall, Plumbing
ANNOUNCING fc,1953
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
CHRYSLERS EVER DESIGNED
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Mis tSriue I.. II. -'in. In-e •
Alls. Maic.-ret Howetl, Inspect.>|
Mr- lita Ive.-vu, III |»c- t.n
P R E C I N C T NO. II — A L TA M O N TE S P U l N f .S
I'-dldig I'la.• ( ‘--niiiHiiiily llon—'
I'rrrinrl No. II — |la> llirw
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Alls. Fll.iila-lb (!. Hi.. im-i I, In*(u-. to.
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Airs. Msigie Glover, Inspeetoi
It, F. Ati Ktiuiev, I.- .),*-•
Mis. T. I,. Gt.rham, lus|i(-ctor
A F. F.vi-ns, I iis|m-<t.o
P R E C I N C T NO. I i — F O R E S T C IT Y
i'.illing I'lari il.ulge's It-rldellce
Airs. VV. \V. Ai.intgomeiy, Clerk
Alls. Il.-.itriec I'.odue. In |e
Alts. Jo Kllu liudge, liis|M'etnr
Mrs. Amy It. AVhil.leii, liM|"-t-i
SI I SW-Ui h liiilMinii In Hanfnr.l.
fismlaul* ( ‘dimly. Kin. uiul.tr l h *
flrlltluua nnnil- “Arnilani* r a v i n s
M t ii m p a n y " aifd (Hal w * li.temt In
w raglalar salt! naitm iiuraiouil In It.,,
la m ia o f tlm Kiel 1•India Nam * Him Ola lo>will Her. M i n i , of KlnrHa
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.•'*• will, lha Clark or tha
V h ir id a t'0ur* "* ormlimla County,
sat:1A
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John I. ortrisn
Owaara
DK. L» T. DOSS
CHIROPRACTOR
HOURS 9 to I M to S
will WO«*l* OA»»lOW
AL AT «ATAACOiT
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Ame r i c a ' s
ROY W A LL
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I^earni notice
PS. t i l l
F ir s t F a m i l y
'nwv're Just out niifl tlmy’rn lust
wonder fill I . . . strikingly new In
homily end perfnrmnnro . , . thn
onfall, mont comfortnhle ra n you
over rodo in. From now. nno-pieco
windshield to mnjoatlu nmr duck
you’ll ana lundondilp in every
Chryalor detail'. You’ll aoo tha
Highway b'athion of iOMII
And hern are care that not only
look Ilka lendora, but act ill Hero
ia Chrysler engineering, bringing
yon Itin tWMI.P, Flnil’ower engine
tlml out |H‘rfnrnia all nUmra . , .
the enno and unfitly of Power NicerIng . . . Power Hruken for finder,
aintMdlier.s tfurntoiM.. .nnd famous
Orifiow Hltock Abnorlwra for tliu
nmoothest rid* of nllt
Wo’ro displaying them au|»erli
now cur* «ou>. Stop In nnd look
them over. Never hn* Chrysler
superiority been so grent. . . or so
nhvions!
CHRYAIEA —croafev o Munhin'j new mood In Highway Faihiool
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P R E C I N C T NO. LI — S L A VIA
I'l.llng I’lurer .Stanko’s Stun*
Martin Stank.., Clerk
Mrs. Geoige Hannas. In-|.w l..i
Alts. Elldly JaknlK'lu, Itlspi-Ctnr
Mis. Mat gal. t S Alikin, I . Im
P R E C I N C T NO. I I — F E R N P A R K
1'ndilig f’laci': Hat nett's Fucking llmise
George lltil-ler, Cl-rk
M'*- Maty Iludcll. In*tini"i
Henry Faint, Inspector
C. It. Lowdetmllk, liittpect-u
S A N F O R D — P R E C I N C T NO. L‘»
Fulling I'ince! old ACt, Depot (GIr! Scud lle.i.lqual let I
Frvrlncl No. 15 A — NI gItI t icw
Frerlnrt No. I5A — Dajr Crew
Henry A. Itusseil, Ghuk
Mri, Francis Hnumillnt Jr., Clerk
J. D. McNeill, lns|t»'Ctor
Airs. Jittl l-ergnrs, Inspector
Tli.utins A. Cold., Inapoctur
Miss Hetty -lane Copeland, Inspector
ll. M. W Sturdivsid. fnspctnr
Mrs. Mary Louise Hensley, Inspector
I'rrrinrl No. 1511 — Night I Tew
Frerlnrt No. lilt — Day CrewVV. It. Ellerhe. Cleik
James J. Hingletary, Clerk
T. A- Vnt’ghali Jl.. Insprelor
John Flersnn, Inspector
Hubert E. Kants, Inapeclot
Frank L. Woodruff first. Inspector
D. S. Hockey, liis|M-ctor
W. L. Harvey. Jr., Inspector
Frerlnrt No. IftC — Nittht Crew
I'reelnet No. ISC — Day Crew
VV. C. DeCouriey, (!lrrk
Byrd T. Goode, Clerk
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Mrs. Lo'.tUa White, Impertor
E. J . Mought on Jr., Inspector
\V. T, Stapleton, Intpeclnr
J. E. Jackson, Inspector
H. J. Illsl.ee Inspector
Jay H«ck, Inspector
PRECINCT NO. Hi — HEAR LAKE
Foiling Place: E. N. Ilulh’s Hfsldrnce
Mrs, Knim* Coffin, Clerk
Mrs- Hurry Mason, Inspector
W, II. ColJotn, Inspector
E. N. floth, Inspector
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County Zoning1 Referendum
. Wa should do much better, for
Wa hava tha agampla of tha fath.
a n and tha fruit of thalr labor*,
w a can asa and avoid thalr mis
takes. Wa should improve, nut
fall short Thoy did worst than
thalr fathaTf. —^Jer. lflilg.
; : If you do not know toms mighty
good reason for voting for a con
stitutional amendment, it i* bait io
vela against h. ^
John L. Lawk, big bon of the
coal miners, hn called off the coal
strike, raaliziag no doubt that* such
•n Industrial tia-up in tha middle
m a presidential campaign it not
i good politic*.
-■ There are today 1,339,538 mgr blared votan in Florida, or 336,035
more than them wire four year*
ago. Of thesa 130,000 am Negroes,
J21,000 of whom am registered
Democrats. Them am l«2l5.085
\ registered Democrats and only 116,r 739 registered Republican*. On the
1 bail* of registrations the Democrat,
■would item to have nothing lo
i worry
Pi'V
, about. ^ig^ii
i 1f. A good way to figure how much
>' ibe proposed naw County boipilal
' will coit you wa« brought out by
pH. & Pop* at the Rotary matting
t; the other day. Just taka 10 percent
V-'pi your present County lai and
(•.that will oa your lax for tha hot-
HALLO W E'EN
Ono of tho many queationi to be submitted to the people
on Nov. 4 Is the referendum on county toning. This law, If
upprnvcd by the people of this county, would empower the
County Commission to adopt a building code nnd zoning re
gulations dealing with thoge oreoa outside of any city limits
nnd within 500 feet of any state or county road in this
county.
The law was passed in tho Inst session of the legisla
ture but bemuse there was some objection raised to it In
c»rliyi*.e:icr#.er- *hc legislative deiegaurn tnrjgs? r •W * r-“add n provision for a referendum to see whether such regula
tions nre desired by a majority of the people.
Opposition to the proposal la based largely on misap
prehensions nnd misconceptions. The law does nut deprive
anyone of ids property rlghta but rather tends to protect
and conserve them. It does not do away with “home ruin" or
establish any sort of a “dictatorship", but rather in a per
fectly normal manner of dealing In a thoroughly democratic
way with the difficult problems of growing communities.
The law upon which the people will vote on Nov, 4 is
not very different from that which the City of Sanford and
many other cities have adopted years ago providing for
building codes ami zoning regulations. Without such build
ing codes apartment houses could bo built which would la*
fire traps; recreation halls could be erected next to churches.
Tills sort of tiling can no lodger be done In eltlea which
have zoning regulations. But It can be done Immediately
outside tho city limita and It can be dono anywhere cbu< in
the county that is outside the regulations of a municipality.
Ami unfortunately, as everyone Knows, tho city limits of
Snnford are much too restricted, In so far us construction
and congestion of population nre concerned, It Is sometimes
difficult to toll whoro the city ends and the rural areas
begin.
This county zoning law would provide for -thu creation
of u county zoning commission which would recommend
zoning districts throughout tho county with appropriate re
gulations with respect to new construction in each district,
These regulations, following a public hearing, would by re
ferred to the County Commission for adoption or rejection.
The purpose of the law would be to lessen congestion on
the highways, to protect the public from the hazards of fire,
panic, nnd similar disasters, tc protect tho ItcaHlt of the
iteoplc, to avoid unduo concentration of population In particu
lar areas, and tn proservo and facilitate the development and
display of the natural beauty and attractiveness of state and
county highways.
Such zoning regulations would of course bo discretionary
with tlm zoning commission and tho county commission, hut
they should tnim Into consideration the necessity of requir
ing houses to Ihi hullt strong enough to withstand the winds
of it liurricMtie, of protecting them from depreciation through
the invasion of juke joints and Junk yards, or providing that
hotels mid apuriment houses about to he constructed should
he made ns nculy fireproof as posnlldo, affording every
possible protection to their guests.
These and many similar advantages possible under
thu county zoning law prompt ua to urgo its support by the
people on Nov. 4.
Polls And Elections
ant Coutily tax Is 130 a year, your
tax for in* hospital would be $5.
’And you should not regard that as
nl tax al all, but as an insurance
premium against the possibility that
you yourself might be sick or hurt
soma day and hava lo go tu the
Uke some of the Trumanitei in
Washington th* Communists in
.Mokow like to point lo America
xod shout "Imperisllil!" Peter
.Vlareck, tha prii* winning history
ffoftstor, meal* that since the
war Russia has annexed ihq terri
tory of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania,
•astern Poland, soma erf tha Finnish
•id Roumanian provinces, northtost Prussia, east Czechoslovakia,
part* of Japaa and part* of Asia,
Aid has piscad behind tha Iron
Curtain Albania, Bulgaria, tha rest
m or novminii. wnini, uuirr
camlhlutcfl whoro thoy aro wouk, what of foot a particular
■pooch or ntatomont of policy hna In a curtain auction of
tho country. Political leader* who obnervu thu fimilnun ran
thon concentrate on arena which aeom to need effort.
A party which placan too much confldoncc In wlmt the
tho |K)lla allow can be lull oil Into overconfidence anil thorn la
ovldonco that many Republican* failed to voto In 1048 bociiuHo they wore aura that victory waa In the bug. Only the
polla thnt open on Tueiday morning, November 4, can give
tho ariawor to the question of who will guide the United
Stators during the next four yeara.
t
additional time taken In Iran*
porting accident victim* to Orlan
do or DeUnd could mean the dif
ference between Ufa and death.
Thla one llluitratlon aloee
should be enough to open our eyes
to our needs for a new hospital.
For a better Remlmdn County.
U t'a all vole “YES" for “THE
HOSPITAL BOND ISSUE" on
November 4th.
,
Sincerely yours,
Referring to th* average home
owner, you will first Have to goi • . Malcolm G, Mae Neill
olia and North Korea an
il mora than 374,000,000
a, Maanwhila tha wcilarn
iraclas, Including tha United
b have liberated India. PakladoMsla, Ceylon, the Pliiiip, Butitof and kraal with thalr
OOjOOO peoples. Now whom permission and P*r a fat to MUd
k i w i Uh* waa the hig lm-
go m m to ho soma op-
Tampa Trlhana
laws.
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Frtitii the Monrovia, California, Ncwi-Ppsi comes
version
•>f die Truman-Siuvenson-Sparkmaii lampiign sung. “Don't Lo-t
The Take ll Away." Jt isn't the vettion that the three l air Dealer*
ting in their vole-gelling vocals. It is jo<t w|iat an intelligent
American would write, if lie were called upon to make a li»l ol
wh.it die Tiuman-iilcvensoii campaign mug neglect* lit mention.
The Version ‘from the News-I’ost goes like this;
We're sitting on n pot ol gold
Ftom minks and freesm tint wp sold
Don't lei diem lake it away.
We've got our 20 year* of loot
l.nmar. O'Dwyer and Hiss to Loot
Don't let them l*k*> *1. away.
We've gut Ihe biggest debt in history
What we spend is still a mystery
Don't let them lake it uW^y.
We want lo gel more tag
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lake the shill* right off .your hai ki
Don’t Id ihrin lake it away.
We try to spend what w<^ can't lend
You're never going lo ser; die end
Don't let them take it away.
W«-‘ic busy loading payrolls now
To try and win this tiling somehow
Don't let them take it away.
We (tied to grub the big steel milts
And add them to our Federal tills
Don’t tel them lake it away.
We've got yuu on our sucker list
For four more years nf greedy list
Don't let Ihem lake it away.
Yntla was not our falla. srt-o-u-i,
Don't let lliem take it
They want to take it
PLEASE DON'T LET THEM TAKE IT AWAY I
Washington Letter
By Senator Georga Karathere
WASHINGTON. (Hpeclal) — It
wa* a report of rral concern tho
other dny when we received tha
distressing now* of widespread
h.**c» throughout tho Florida
vegetable producing acres,
Unusually heavy rain* lutd
unshed put many crops threaten
ing ruin to many small farmer*
nnd substantial setbacks to thoae
able Iq withstand tlm losses. Wlmn
the report* reached mo I lmined lately conferred bv telephone
with Snuator Holland- tind with
other memlien* of tha Florida do-
tress tn the area and calking for
lulditlonal Information from th#
D nur thought, after dl
itsIrtK . tha hiattar thorougUJy,
mt If conditions and need w*r“
int, ilm are** affected shall be
rllflcd for “dlsapUr are**!!
Before any apologlati for the
tar- brush-wielding Truman think
of Halng to hia defense by eitlng
tho fact that General Eltenhower
alao boa critlclied tha McCarran
Immigration act, let them ronelder
hia worda and tha manner In which
tha GOP preeldentla) candidate!
offered hia objactlona.
SHOOTS ESTRANGED WIPE
Elsenhower did not etrike below
JACKSONVILLE W-Fallliig In
tha bait He did not twlat truth,
engaga in demagogic distortions bh rttempted reconciliation. Jo
and Indulge In a meet unpfrslden- soph Bermuda*, 32. shot hia e*
Irangcd wife nnd killed hltnfct'lf in
tlal type of bigotry.
her apartment here Tuesday nliiht.
The General suggested the law Police Sgl. C. W. Heath reported
should be rewritten. Hr mid:
Mr*. Averill Bermuda
must strike from our itatute hooka 21Although
, waa shot In the head she did
any legislation ronrrrnlng immi not hue ednaclouniei* nnd
gration that Implies the hlnitphemy wallInt! on the porch of the notth
against democracy that only cur
tain grouns of Euro noun* are wel
come on American ■horoe.”
As did thle newspaper ot the
time Congress approval the bill.
General Elsenhower polo led nut
that psopls living In Cummunhtcontrotlsd countries today take
their Uvea in thalr hands In order
to eieape to freedom In the United 1 In Urituin u Medan uutor. d>it- I,
States. Ha added: “Thle Ideal that |known an a saloon.
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Mrlltfiurnu Times
s o iP H r a p K
u. t t , . wir » » u r ; I
recdvlw fj)* oWhTtiporta^of d S
K
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Don’t Idit Them Take It Away
ill,' weak the Presbyterian
rotation received the enclosed era Horn* AdmlntstraUtm.
r from ita minister. I think
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What hope there w h left of get
ting this presidential campaign
back to a decent and Intelligent
level has been dashed by the deeplrable (iterances of an Irresponalble dfmagogu*.
Yaa, w# art referring to Harry
8. Truman.
Certainly this ranting Missour
ian. this'pupil of tha rottan Pen*
dergast gang, stooped to a near
low, whan. In a message to the
National Jewish Welfsre Board,
ha accused General Elsenhower of
halng •'willing to accent the very
practices that Identified the so.................
called
'maatar race'i*" of_ .Hitlw
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Germany In hi* bid for the prcsl*
dtney and charged that the GOP
waa embracing “antl-SemltlMn,
antl-Catholldim and antl-forelgnlam" In Ita stand on Immigration
Sanford Forum
Mr. Holland Dean, Editor
,Sanford Herald
Sanford, Florida
Dear Mr. Deant
In regard to County aoi
I »ce IL It would be for th# bene
fit nf a few. It would give employ
ment to an office worker eg ao to
thu tune of 106,000 per yaar, to
bu paid hy tha taipayen of Se
minole County.
Truman Sinks To New Low
Sun ford Forum
.Sanford, Florida
October 1!B, IUS2
Editor.
Sanford Herald,
Snnford, Flo-lda
|Dear Sir:
One hears much these days
about the hospital horn! Issue —
and well we should, For a long,
tong time We have been negligent
In not iiruvldlntr oumelve* with th*
Ivin' of cnro that AI.L of us want
when we nr member* of our family
are seriously III,
Rocaiva liberal profits twice yea’ ty
However, there la another Mm ,
may!** fur-fetrh*d hot perhaps
truer than wa Ilk# to think. A Rood
Vole Ac You Pleast* — But PIcum
hostilUl I* on* of tha "looto" with
which n doctor* work*, nna that by
It* very nature h* cannot provide
for himself. But regardless nf a
dino'* vocation, ho want* the beat
ho ran get because It ihowa In the
typo of work he Is able to do,
Gcnrruily, n workman or a profes
sional tpnn will go when th* 111 Weal First Street
“tool*” ore good.
I* It Itayond the realm nf ih>m |l.llltv. therefore. If we don't “get
on the linll" and hulhl ourselvc* a
Itospilnl, that some nf *>ur doctor*
will seek other field* -ihere pro
vision I* made hy forward-think*
Ing people for the hospital facili
ties that make fur top-flight work
hy tho medical men ami woman?
Surely, all uf u* should voto
YES on Nnv. 4 on the ballot relat
ing tn the huepltal bond*. Let's
keep uur good doctor* and show
thorn wo appreciate them.
Sincerely
John L. Brumtey.
About 3 per cent of North Car
olina'# cropland la devoted to th*
s»id, “I am confident that loan growing of peanuta>
fund* will be mode available to
th* farmers In Florida whoso
nop* huve been Injured by theca loin In a discussion of this lit
1 constantly fed deep regret t
very heavy rains'.
Florida Noton: After C day* In thu mntter of civil rlghta «
timid* to lie B troll view! foot
my office In . Washington, I am nnd hope thnt the time la t
r,burning to Florida to make a when men of good will ran |
fvw talk* and "tnko In" the foot lit Gliding an acceptable aolul
ball game at Jacksonville brlwcun under th* Constitution of
Georgia and I-lurid*. Thun I will United Staten. Juanita Thot
ga ’(o Miami, to appear Monday hna not ytt returned, and •
and Jake Carlton fram
night October 117. on X radio iiea r e down in Florida,
hata from Miami IWCJAM HiW
friand BUI Thom pson
un thu Bubicct of th* pro-
Vulet
F I R S T F E D E R A L S A V IN G S ^
A N D L O A N A S S rN .
A NCOSE
(FOR 30 YEARS)
Corurtltallonal Amendment Number 1
Would Create New Bureaucracy,
Deatroy Home Rule, Deny Teacher*
Pay Rahse
A BMva ia underway, vetcra of Florida, to “allp one over
as you" an Navamhor 4. Connlltutlonal Amrndmrnl Number I,
nan) af «»r state’# beet lawyers end las esperU say, “as fall
•f M m Be a piece of Swiss Cheese." Better esamln* Ihrne
t ot ou. . . . .
II) Caatral over school ntuoeye would be in the Handp of
tto State Heard nf (SdncaHsm. 1111* would deutraf “Couaty
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w Tto Fragieid Anendaient make# no ■provision fori
lajUkw** aihr# toSoaaae. In fad, It ihrealtae the iacreaeea
�cm END!B OF WEEKLY SOcm
1CTIIhues
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WEDNESDAY
METHODIST CIRCLE MEETS
Dr. A. R. Urrlck, of Plant City,
No. 1 . Mr*. J . D. Crawford on
executive aecretary nnd trensurar Lake Mary, Monday, a: 0(1 p.m
h ®*.Home . Million* for the St.
No. 2. McKinley Hall, Monday,
w Johns Preibytery, will bo guest •
1:00 p.m.
speaker for the regular evening
No. 3. Mr*. L. T. Do**, 1501 E.
PrM hvteH .I^kf' ? ' ^ . Th, » Flr"t Swon'l Street, Monday, 3:0<> p.m.
o f T h e r h r«kCh , V ' TllP Women . Vo. 4. Mr- A II. Zaehery nnd
■Ueml m n e m
brp ; ■
— cnery, 812 Magnolia
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K . " u ,U
Avenue, Monday. S i f t p.m.
Ci’» rSh..K*Ion,,,m1- A Social Hour
No. 0. Mm. John Clllon, 505 Val
will follow.
encia Drive, Monday, 3:00 p.m.
Thn Weldvn l.ndge No. R7fl.
No. fl. Mr*. J . N. Aiiarello, 000
L.A. to n.lt.T, will mr*t in Pnrk, Monday, 10:00 a.m.
LO.O.P. Hall ut .1 p.m. the fir*"
No. 0. Mr*. M. W. Cnntle Jr„
” SJ!n,‘V]fv . ° f <inr^ month.
1200 Oak, Monday, 7:30 p.m.
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rhp W<*#k of Prayer nroprnro
The We*leyan Service Guild of
^ m e e t i n g of the Plr*t Methodist ihr Flr*t Methodist Church will
Church will be eondueted hy the meet at 8:00 p.m. nt the home of
' Women'* Service Cull,I in MrKIn Mr*. W. V. Hitting with Mr*.
ley Hall at R:IKI p. m.
Frank MaeNelll acting a* coTHURSDAY
huelean,
The Dorm* Circle of the ITp.talu
TUESDAY
.
Presbyterian Church will meet at
METHODIST CIRCLE MEETS
No. 7. Mr*. Ted William*, 400
the church at .'1:00 p. n». Everyone
lx Invite,!.
Plumosa Drive, Tueaday, 7:30 p.m.
The Quiet Day In Observance of There will he a banket eale.
the Week of Prayer for Mission*
No. 8. hire. Roger Harrln, 823
will be observed at the Plmt Meth- Exramhl* Drive, Tueaday, 7:30
ndlnt Church from 10:00 a. in. to p.m.
2:00 p, m.
The Woman’* Missionary 'Union
of Seminole Itaptint Association of
FRIDAY
The regular monthy meeting of Florida will have their annual
the N. dn V. Howard Chapter of meeting, Installation of officer*
the U.D.C, will meet at the home and “A Huy of ln»trnrtlon" at
of Mr*. (Jeorge I), lll*hop In R<>*« Del-and, Flrnt Itaptint Church, at
Court nt 3:00 p.m. with Mr*. 10:00 a.ui. Covered dlali luncheon
.Inmra (I, Sharon acting n* on* lit noon.
hontee*.
The regulnr IniHine** and *oclal
Routh*idn Primary will hold meeting of the Daughter* of Wentheir annual Hallowe’en Carnival lev Sun,lay School cln*» nf the
Fir*t .Methodist Church will meet
from fitllO p.m. to 0:00 p.m.
In McKinley Hull at 7:1.0 p.m. with
®
MONDAY
The Woman'* Missionary Socie Mr*. S. ( 1. Ilorrlman, Mr*, t.'lark
ty of the Flrnt RaptUt Church will l.eonnrdv, Mr*. Edna bridge*, Mr*.
hold their regular monthly tusl- J. E. McKinley, Mr*. O. I*. Enntn* at 2:30 p. m. in the educa tridge, nnd kiln* Lila Woodard
tional Building.
acting u* Unite**.
Missionary Union
To Muet In DeLund
®
—
W
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^
V
:
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The Wnmnn'* Missionary Union
of Seminole Baptist A**oclntlon nf
Florida which 1* enmpnned of 20
churches nnd 3 mi**loti will have
their annual meeting nnd "A Day
nf ln*tructlon" In be held at the
First Hapli*t Church In Dcl-iind on
Tueaday, beginning nt 10:00 a.m.
with a covered dl»h fellow*hip
luncheon at noon.
Mr*. C. D. Crenunnn of Bond*on, Tenn.. who I* the stewardship
director of the Woman'* Missionary Union, Auxiliary In the South
ern Daptlit Convention, and Ml##
Josephine June*, executive seer#tary of Florida Woman'* M ille n
ary Union, will ho there for "A
Day of Imtruetlon" on all pha*e*
of the Woman'a Missionary Union
Work for Woman'* Missionary Soclety member* and officer*.
There will he an InuLuJIation
aervlee of the officer* of the Wornan'* Missionary Union nf Semitic)#
naptlit Association. The inntnllittion officer will hn the Rev. W. 8.
Hardin of Ttusvlllc. Among thine
to be Inatallwl are: Pre*ldcnt, Mr*.
A. J . Pc tenon; Secretary and
Treasurer, Mr.*. John D. Abra
ham*; Member ul Large, Mr*.
George Dixon; and Itnyal Ambnv
*ad„r f'nuntclor, Mr. A. 11. T e l
ford. They are member* of tbe
Ftr*t Baptist Church of Sanford,
All th# member* of the local
Woman'* Ml**lnnary Society and
rapcciully tho officer* of the Wom
an’* MI**lonary Union are urged
to attend,
th en 's
YU,
SEMINOLK III
11,. IIEVHKI.Y <1BAY
Although the Rctnlnole* lo«t la*t
weekend'* game, they're nlren.lv
planning to heat Winter Pnrk Frldny livening! We run certainly do
it, tool Thin b. an out-of-town
mime and iint far uwny, *n let'*
he there to cheer thine Seminole*
on to another virtory!
I think S. II. H. certainly denerve* oodles of credit fqr their
we hope It will he demonstrated
again real soonl
It won't he long before "Smart
er and Smoother" I* prevented nt
H. II. S. The Thexpluri* are xponeorlng thl# nnd we hope you will
really lake an Interest in it and
thn Thespian Troupe Nov. 13. It I*
a good play with a rute plot and
iota of character* you know and
like. Plan to he there, 'rnu*« It I*
for YOU!
Lo*l year Rn»* Unnnunt won tho
title or the moat nutxtnndlng It
squad foMhnll player, and wa* awarded a beautiful Nnteli *wentor
for hi# effort*. J . N. Robion, Jr. I*
preventing till* award again und
nil the It squad player* have n
grand ehtinee to win! The sweater
I# really pretty, n nice white one,
no If**, *o nil you fellow* really
tryl They have their eve on one
player and It mny he YOU!
That’# all for now. He see In’ y«
noon.
P. S. Wlmt diixhiug Senior boy
was entertaining lotxa of fro«h
gal* In Touchlon'* Tueeday after
noon 7 Hy the way III* Initial* ale
T. fl.!
in the fashion . !r!
I-
PERSONALS
i
Beta Signrn Phi
Speaker Is Heard
|
GENEVA
NEWS
j
Holds Variety Meet
By Presbyterians
Th# Beta Sigma Phi held a va
Carl It. tlarrla, doorman at th#
Rita Theater, I* vary III at the riety meeting last Monday evening
at the home of Mr*, Dale Scott,
Florida Sanitarium, Orlando.
with tho president, Mr*. Voile Wil
Mr#. J . C. Hill# and S. P. Smith liam* Jr., In charge. During tho
have returned to Geneva from luivlne** meeting, committee re
their *ummer home in Vergenne*, port* were made and It wa» de
cided to Inquire about Girl*’ Town
Vt.
before supporting the projret nnd
Mr*, p. P. Wade left ye»tertlay was also decided to continue help
for Easton, Md., to attend the ing the Red Cross on Blood Donor
welding of her niece, Ml** Rachael Day* by *rrvlng the donor# with
Johnion.
refreshment*.
Later In the evening, a candleMr. and Mr*. W. G. Newhern light Installation service was held
from Jaekaonvlllo Reach were the for the pledgr* who were: Mra.
weekend gue*t* of Dr. and Mr*. A. W. Epps, Jr., Mr*. P. C. Stan
John Morgan at their home on ley Jr., Mr*. C. II. Sehlrard, nnd
Fnre*t Drive.
Mr*. A. R. Puxhury.
Member* present for the meet
Friend* of Mr*. A. D. Brown ing were: Mrs. Charles Vodopleh,
will l># happy to learn that *he Mr*. I.cMer Guthrie, Mr*. Mcrvln
ha* returned to her home from St. Oiler, Mr*. Hawkins Connelly,
Vincent'* Hospital in Jackxonvtlle Mr*. W. G. Fleming, Mr*. Turn
Mero, Mr*. Hamid Chapman, Mr*.
and I* recuperating nicely.
Ralph Wight II. Mr*. Alice WllTh# many friend# of Mr*. M, link, Mr*. George Andrew Speer,
J. Mnrrl*, -117 We*t Flrxt Street, Mr*. Voile William* Jr., Mra. Ger
who ha* tieen confined with an ald I.osiing, Mr#. Sprnrer Harden,
Injured hip, will lie glad to learn Mira Bill# Hutchlion amt Ml**
*
■he I* Improving and will tie able Jean Sayer.
Hotesie* for the evening were
to Im- out in a day or two.
Mr*. Jack Anderson, Mr#. H. L.
Zimmerman, and Mr*. John Mor
Among tho** attending tho gan.
Georgia-Florida football game In
Jnrk*nnville, Saturday were Mr.
and Mr*. Phillip J . Mrunler and
Tom Dillon of The Sanford Nnvol
Air Station.
Mr. nhd Mr*. J. It. Koonts and
little *on, Hobby, have recently
moved to Sanford from Charle*tnn„ \V. Vi». They a,e making
tludr home nt the Snnliindo apartment*. Mr. Koonl# i* employed ',y
the Hull Brother* Fruit Company.
Oil I heir way home from Wol
cott, N. Y„ Mr. and Mr#. Arthur
Beckwith Moppet In CharleMon,
S.
to attend the Parent*' Day
exereUo* at the Citadel nnd to
vj*it their son who I* a frevhinnn
there.
Friend* of Mr*. I,. A. Smith of
r,i 2 Myrtle will regret to learn
of her lllne** In the Orange Me
morial Hospital ill Orlando. Her
luisliHiid Muled that *he 1* expect
ed to return to her home Nouictlnm
thl* week.
Navy CoiipleMovesTo
Sanford Apartment
Rreenlly moving to Sanford
fiom the Nnval Air Station in
Jnekaonville are AMI .1. B. and
Mrs, Me. Fee nnd AOAN R. fj. and
Mr*. Retnlle both of whom ure
living In npnrimmt* nt 310 Oak
Street, The MeFee’s have n girl
Barluira, In Hm fifth grade at
school.
When a-ked whnt she liked al#mt Sanford liest, Mrs. McFee re.
piled; "Snnforil Is one of the clean.
est little town*. The neopte are so
friendly and liospltahle." .
The same rpie*|lou was asked of
Mr*. Retnlle und her reply » » e
"The city *oo, Why, my husband
just love* to go down there. He
used to he an assistant Boy Seoul
master hack home (nt N. Augusta,
8 . C.) He also likes the big pretty
lake."
Mra. McFee is affiliated with
the Christian Church and Mr#. Re
tail* with the Methodist."
Mr. and Mr*. M. W. Whitaker
who live nt 417 W. Third Street
have recently moved to Sanford
from the Jnrk«nnvllte Naval Air
Station. Mr. Whitaker I* a Chief
Electrician und I* connected with
the Sanford Naval Air Station
They have n little daughter, Pat
4
rtein, five year* of age. A. M
The marriage nf Mis* Raphael
Whitaker, father of tho service
man I* visiting with the family, Johnion of Sanforn add Lloyd
Tllghman Tarbutton of Easton,
Ha l* from Kentucky.
Md. will takn place In E#*ton next
Monday In Tho Church of The
Brethren,
A graduate of Seminole High
School nnd until recently employ
By MRS. J. II. IHLDRKY
ed hy Charles Wert, Jeweler, and
The field trip In Rock Springs nn advertising model for tho
Kiiturdny morning was not a* well Chamber of Commerce, Ml** John
attended bn hnd turn hoped. Mr. son 1* the daughter of Mr. nnd
nnd Mm. Albert MrCulloch, Mlia Mr*. R. C. Johnson of thl* city.
Mr. Tnrlmttun, a graduate of
l.uln McCulloch, Mr«. Dnnnld Nor
ton, Mm. P. B. (luyett, Mr*. .John Easton schools, was representa
William* nnd Mr*. J . II. Illlhmy. tive In Norfolk. Vn. for the Grtiv
nil of flenevn, were met In Sanford Van Line* of Chicago, He entered
hy Mr. Davld*on, of Orlando, lend the Armed Force* In 1031 ami n>.
er. None of the Hanford Audulwn really received hi* discharge. He
member* npnenrlnir, we proceeded I# now employed a* branch mn.inger of the Norfolk offices and
to Hock Spring* Pnrk. _
There I*
one particular »pot in warehouse# for the Gray Van
U hne
Rock Spring* where one mny lie Line#.
The coujtle plan to make tin Ir
almost nure nf •eel or nt len*l one
llmpkln, nnd we *nw him thl* time home In Norfolk, Vn.
preening hi* feather* nero*e the
stream from u*. Ismg nfter he dinappeared that peculiar, eerie cry
rould. be heard. I.lmpkln* mny lie
nhy nltout showing themnelve*, hut
they rerlninty don't norm to mind
being heard!
There were not no many bird*
In evidence an u*ual, but that partlrular. morning the mosquito#*
were out in force, due, no douht,
to the ralnt of the pant neveral
Rachael JohnHon’H
Wedding On Monday
Naturalist Notes
THE SANFORD HERALD
Weditexdav. Od. 37. 1912
The Sanford Men nf the Presby
Mr. nnd Mr*. Lewis Hrademeyer terian Church were host* last nigh)
have a* their guest dc**c Clin pin to the Men of the Chiu eh, I.*#-*- .
of Dnyiim, Ohio,
burg Di*triet of the St John*# I
Mr*. Airncs Kenrns nnd her Presbyterv. About Hill guest* met
LAST TIM ES TONIC I IT
daughter, Mr*. Robert Fleming, In the church annex mid were
were iccent guests uf Mr. anil Mr*. served »up|ter prepared under the
ISKi D ill 111.I’. I I .VI I K K r i i O I I K A ' l
II. A. Simpson.
direction of Harris Fold*.
UHFOiniNG WUH UNENDING SlISPtHSH p
|l— tniwu'm , ,
|iy boi~‘
The 4-11 Chit, met Wednesday -i * The it'ieit sneaker fill the eve(lie
,
H,isi*o.
Geraldine!
,,,,,
,, .
,, ,
i oltc **•*« pc tames G. Patton Jr.,
Oldham, president presided. There from
k;,.llir„| As.enihly (If
were fourteen member* present, flee of the Chnreh. Dr. Pat lop 1
and Hie leaders, Mr*. T. W. Pre- spoke on the increasing In','rest of
vntt, Mr*. Dan Dreggor*. nnd Mr*. people throughout the world In the
Ed Fulfnrd. Ml** l.lln Woodward. progress of man’s living with hiHome Dcmnnxtrntlnn Agent, dem fellow nian os pr-uehed by Christ
^ IJJlJffitK 'IFr I f 'oil
''
■‘ Jr
onstrated Poppyseed tnhtd u* tho
\l m ; i' in r u n , .md -ii l l * t r t > i i o r t s
girls were studying salad* this This interest is manifested In
month. Dale Dregoor*. Barbara ninny ways, he said, through the
extension of many ehureln •. the
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY!
Knowles, N«n,-v Roller. Sara liar
nor. J o y - Rudd. Ali-e Bowen, and improvement In the cxidltig t -iild
_
ALSO —
Enrlene Vaughn look part In the inps, through loci rased member •
chip In Sunday School, and
demons) ration.
I K '
churches,
and
the
recognition
of
Tho P. T. A. met at the School
NKWS
s*
HCM
Auditorium Tuesday night, with the responsibility of -haring nor
national
wealth
with
the
v
<uk
of
j
CAUTOON And
about 85 present, Mr*. Edson Golt,
JAMES MVS0 X’ AVA (kVUD.VER
school S-inervltor was guest "The Giver of All Gifts."
s i :i i :i n o s n o i r r s
speaker. Plan* were made for Hol
Dr. Pulton nl-o stated that otto-i
T W uM flttd U t H f i a d U l f c U A R .
low e’en Party. At the close nf the way* that thl* ITieceasing interest j
meeting Mrs. Hennette Land, has been shown i . the w Ides proud
County Music Dlp-ctor. led tho work Hint is being done in tlo 1
fourth through eighth prnde* in mission field nnd th* nstmushing
•ongs, "Strnl A's'sv" nnd "Blnek Increase in the number of people
Eyed flosnn." After tho meeting accepting the Gospel of I'hti-i and I
the P. T. A. sponsored a pie sup the rail to church woik l«itli in'
per.
the ministry anil tbe iiu doo fit-til > ,
George Maffell, president ,,r lb.
Mis* l.orettn Fore of Chuhudn
»nont )ho woekend with Mr. nnd Sanford Glnb. presid'd m n tbe
Mrs. Vincent Butler nnd slaughter, meeting, lli 1 \V Wi'-' ii, IM tri.l
Nancy. Sunday they enjovel tlm president, tailed on lo d t-r. per
tlnent to the svork of '1 • pii tnil
dav nt Dnvtnnn B-nrh.
Mr. nnil Mr*. W. !,. Sell* and nnd of the Impornnre of mii iidini'
\ ‘ }H .V - Mr*. George Lindsey »n"nl Thorn- the Stnte meetings in l.impa
Later f’hnrle* Moril-on b'd iluday night wRh Mrs. Evelyn llyi.li
group. In several
ui"t. an.... .
In Dnytonn llemb,
Mrs. J. G. Bills and S. P. Smith pnnleil hy A J. titeoi
returned from their summer home in,l.t entertained tlo- eu
several neleetlon* oil t I
In Vermont to spend tlm winter,
Mr. #nd Mr*. Murpni Selim 1
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. VV. I. Help Sunday.
STA RTS TOMORROW ! ! !
Kisli Fry Is Held
Mr. nnd Mr*. Fred Bullard of
—•••*•* *
■
' —i l l 11 vM
MntUnud *nrnl Sunday with Mr.
Ity Molhmlist (Jnnip
idol Mr*. Phll'ln Ilnimr.
I ( h i .1
% <W S n o w !
[.v « <
Mr*. Sum Hampton nnd grand
Mr,
nlid
Mr*
Tod
\
t
Illinois
III
children Rnn'dil nnd Helen had aterlnlned
moinbi
is
,.f
I
it.
to
‘.'n
their pig-st Snndny, Mrs lliimntun's son nnd dntigbterdndnw, 'Ir. of llie \V S.G.S of ll. ■ I n ' 'tell,
and Mr*
Itit v Hampton and odist rhun li nnd tl i n faioil ■
ii it uii nt
with n fislt f i v on Monday t ' e j
dnnuhter Mope of Orlando
The Misses Ada nnd Itoilnd Rod. nirig. The -pnrlun- gt mud of *lo
■ th l'o!e!
per* returned here Friday lifter William* home, when lb - .............
party was lict.l. wei- .I. ...i ,,t•■I
spending the summer in Vermont.
Rev. und Mrs. \V. S. Nnitnn are with .lark OTuiiltein, nod u.lni' l
here to siumd (lie winter after lights Gh-'fs for tin nr. n*t"" « "
.....tiding the summer in Atlanta, Mr. Williams and Mi I 1 I I ■re
Those present were Mr ami Mm
(la.
Mr. nnd Mr*. Morgan Sellars of J ohn S. While and family. M> nnd
j R 'O j f 0 0 \
Edpefleid, H C, returned here Mrs. Itinjerlck Adam, a- I fariitv
Mr,
and
Mi*.
Ashby
..........
and
Wednrsdiiy to snend the winter.
Mr*. George Lindsey was called family. Mr-.. II *' Snoiti, M, mil
to Asheville, N. C. bec*u«e of tbe Mr*. II. P Gnrille and f imil.. Mi
nines* nf her sister, Mr*. Mae and Mr*. Morris l,'oieo mi m>d
family, Mra. Hen Wivi-m and
banning.
Rev. and Mr*, l.vmnn Hall, Mr. family. Mr. nnd Mr*. ' \ Atl.m
nnd Mr*. W. L. Selg, the Mmr* sen und family. Mr ami Mi < Wnl-’
Gniler llnrt. George |,lnd*oy, |i*n ty Sinple and familv, Mr and Mra
Dreggor*. Calvin Oldham, Willie I*. T. Tyre nnd familv. Mi nnd
Antler*, also Arthur Duane aed Ed Mr*. Ted William, amt faniilv.
I
fliittno all attended the Rnntlst <\s- and guests. Reverend i.ml Mi
Xorjntlon in Holly HIM Thursday E. McKinley nlld (molli nnd 'Ir i
II F Dynl
nnd Friday.
Ml*s Vnllcn Prevnlt gave n
t'j it.*
"Slumber Party" Saturday night
In honor of her sister Addle on her
fifteenth birthday, those enjoying
the party with the honoree nnd
hostess were: llnrhurn Knowles,
Luyinc Slone, Imngene and Nadine
Bostick of Chnluptn.
Mr*. Flunk Galehet of rlduigo,
HI. spent the weekend with her
sinter nnd hrcither-ln-lnw, Mr. no.l
.Mr*. J. T. Mel.aln, Hr.
3lr«. John Thomas and Mis.
Henry Harrison spent a few day*
in Jacksonville
Mr*. Henry Simpson bad /v her
8 UOANO
mens
WhidpsoiaK
SW O O P
tt
After leaving Rock Springe, a
nhort vlnlt wan made to the Sem
inole Flnlt Camp on the Weklwn
River, and no home.
Somo thirty or more specie* of
bird* were nlghlcd during the trip,
Including a couple of redhead
woodpecker*. who looked outstand
ingly clean and nmart in their
hlaca and white nulla and acarlnt
cap*.
f t u j j F g /.v
frff t i n ' r a s r
j jvvlr i >
V. n. C. MEETING
The regular monthly meeting of
the N. da V. Howard chapter of
the U.D.C. will lie held at the
home of Mra. George D. Bishop
CONCP.RT TOUR
ISLAND (Special) — The
a Concert Choir of Florida
>m College will leave Lake-
r Bottle Cose
fl*t (Jfi-unl Al ttwf 1'*hIm
'
m
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rr
Jf A
hASL' ;
*
THE SANFORD HERALD
P ate 6
Wednesday, Oct. M, ltd!
Crosby’s Wife Is
Near Death From
Lengthy Illness
3 UnllotH
«n|lnHP ' T'tlH- ***•»# OhRl
•n Mir l-os>dlnl *t 8-mfnrd, Cum*v of Seminole, Florida, and Issue
bonds In the maximum amount of
tmm.OOO no to nrovldn fund* for
the puret-ase of n sit" nr •••- s
nml ererllon thereon ef s puhllhospital and Imspltnl hulhlings and
for the r ’lie and sunoort of snmi
|„ r-'-enut-itir- -v|lh *h(- p'ovislon
of (fliapler IBS. Florida Statutes,
10,1 1 .”
The question listed on tin- ballot
Is ns follows: “For a II mill tax for
n liom' Is s i i p for a piddle hospital,
and for maintenance of same;"
Voters iv1o w’-U to vote I-- fav -r
of the proposal should plsee „„
" X " opposite the word, "Ye*,"
while those who disfavor the pro
posal should • r e an *'!» * oppe*.|tr
the word,
The f '« i' I"", si-mll hr‘lota
den1* with Coonlv ronln-r and i*
entlllrot. "Official toning.’’ It
reads, "An art to emoower the
Hoard of Count v Commissioner■ "f
Seminole Count v, Florida, to adopt
toning regulations nml linlldlig
rode governing the use of property
not Included Ip anv munMpall’ v
and bordering upon, adjacent to
and «>l|ol"|sc anv stale nr County
load In said County for a depth of
not to ex-wed Bnn feel from sahl
toads am! orovl-llug penalties for
violations thereof."
To ra«t a ballot In favor of the
net, the voter should place an ’’X"
In the spare opposite the words
"For ratification of this art." nod
to east a ballot ngainst the act, an
"X " in the spare nom-slte the
phrnse, "Against ratification of
ibis art.”
All vole,a will be handed the
liallols ronlalnlng the rnndldnles
for piddle office, the proposed
amendments nm| the County min
ing proposition, while only free
ll'„nllrH*s r,*w ra s* on*I
M. Miissrwhile; cake, Mrs. J. N. holders will he entitled to vote , ri
fthlelds; fixli pmuls, Mrs, George the hospital issue. Freeholders will
he determined from the reglslra
Touhy.
Country, Mrs. Leo Watson; side tion honks nt Hie polls.
show. Mrs. F. K. It-uinilllnt;
doughnuts, roffru nnd ire ereant in
the luiiili i i , o i , i , Mis. It, (!. Irvin;
ilnit gain-', Robert Williams; Jacko-henno, Mrs. A MrMillnii; for
fConllnued From Pave due)
tune telling, Mrs. James Young; uriimiM
the county
halls nt hears, Mis. .1 A Iti-swl". nml also thrmighmt
hrnnilrnsts hook irvlc'es
cltln; post office, Mrs. Charles over Hlntlon
WTHH every Tuesday
Meriwether.
nt II:1B n. lit. She said they went
Jloot, I,mini. Mrs. J. Monism,; Into ni plumage < nml hospital*
iloll, Mr*. J. Colbert: supper rmn* eheeiing up pntlenl*, tunlnly eliilmiller, Ml*. It. W. Wlllinin* and •lien, with the telling nf storli-.
Mis, (i, H. William*, a»*islvd by
Mrs. Welsh entertained the
Mrs. A. Mooin; pmiir*. Mr. nnd group with the story, "The Mys
Mrs. Lee Hnmnel; roM drink
tery of Minnie" which she said
Jame* T-rwilllgrr; hot -logs, Mis. was o true story nf "Minnie" who
Hal Oruher; grab hug, Mm . |„ even nfler dentil, remained n form
Eubanks; Irain, T-d Willidius; in Hi........mmunlty, nnd also ancostume mitt,-si, Mrs. .1. A. Pun- othei
stoiy peitalnitig to the work
tier, and comic book *n|i‘, Mt*. |l. of hei brother who Is n doetor.
Mi Carson.
Mrs. Nnnry llroek, who presid
According to Dirk lleuly, chair
trail an Invitation from the
man of the Juyree iiiojrrt, “We r.f ed.
Hotmy Cluli to members to attend
the Jaycee* are eu-leiivoring to do n |nlnl rlvlr luneheon In the Parish
our utmost to provide the young House on Nov. 0 when Hep. Sid
sters In this area with means of llerlong will speak. The group
enjoying themselves nml In arous
to rontrllmte t'J.BO toward o
ing their Intere*t hii they uny voteiL
Chllstinns |,ox that Is being pre
hiVe an enjoyable Hallowe'en with pared by Mrs. E. K. Holt for srilp
the lenst amount of vanilitllsni.
“When railed upon and whi'io meul lo hoys In Korea.
(lifts of Infants and rhllilren’.i
they nee a group of ehihlrei, in a
tielglihuihood on Halhiwe'ia night, clothing were brought In the meet
Pol lee Chief Hoy Willlniils mol lag to In- sent lo the Pakistan CooCounty flheiIff p. A. Morn are un- siilnle In conjunction with the In■leitakliig to ilixlrlhulc Hallowe’en fonts' Welfare Program of Hint
treats which me bring provided country, (ilfta mnv tie left nt tinflnndnil Eleetrlr (huupany.
hy merchants.
"Hull Harris, inminger nf the
Hits Theater, Is offering Ills sooperation in our program la ad
milting all school rliildten to his
midnight show on Hallowe'en for
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the retim ed pi lee of HO rents when sue nnd the work of the Cltisi-n*
his advertised price la BO rents." Hospital Committee nre the Wom
an's Club of Casselberry, the Dis
abled Amerienn Veterans group of
Knnford, the Fine Aria ltepaitni<-nl
of the Sanford Woman's Club anil
(L'ontlnurd From I'aga Ont)
Ihe Hnnford I,Ions, Rotary nml
cd Ihe principle*, nl Jeftcraon and Klwnnls Clubs.
Jackson, the reasons which caused
County Judge Dmiglas Hlenthe South to he loyal to Ihe Demo strum, ro-i-hulrnmn of the Citium*
cratic Party roused io exist."
Committee, appeared before the
On the nlhcr band, Hymen de UAV of Disabled American Veter
clirrd, "Grn. Eisenhower visited ans
at Prairie lotke last night.
the Houtli and asked for our supAn extensive Information rantport. He assured us that the rlihls
nf the states will he preserved us pnlgn has been underway by the
Cillsens Committer with speakers
provided under Ihe ronxlllulion."
Including Mr. Tucker, Judge HimJ a c k s o n v i l l e ” * - « outh car stroni, Ksrlyle Itouihnlder, Hrnlley
nllna Gov. James F. Hymen will Oilhant, the Rev. ||. L. Zimmer
speak over a 1.1 slide ruulo hookup man, George Touhy and Mayor
(ARC) from here tonight In sup William Hlempcr.
Last Haturday a tour with a
port of Kepuhllcnn presidential
mobile public nudress system was
candidate Dwight Elsenhower.
A big welcome Is plunned for mndu by Mr. Housholdrr, Mr.
Hlcuslrmn
the one time U, H Supreme Court Touhy and Judge
Juitlce and secretary nf slate, who through Oviedo, Geneva, Alta
will address a liinenenn nt Tampa monte Springs and I.ongwood, and
before coming
nun Ing here
hero fur the eve- Sir. Odham spoke before the Ovie
do I’arent-Traehor Association this
. I.aiiey, chairman nf Ihe week.
------Ing Duval nemnernls for
Radio brondensts over WTRR
Elscnlimvrr, said n lung motor- have been made by Mnytir Mem*
Cltlo deenrated with Amerienn nnd per, Mr. Touhy and Judge MenConfederate flags, will escort xtrnm. These hrondnists have been
Byrne* to Ills hotel.
mndu on time donated by the sta
1 The evening talk In downtown tion at 0i4n n.m. and
p.ni. on
'• Hamming I'nrk Is scheduled for days when time wns available,
l:*0 p.m. (K8T).
Forrest Hreckenrldge. member
of the CiUtena committee, will
sneak tonight nver WTRR, while
Forest Fires
Mr. Touhy will speak tomorrow
night, bath at 8:00 o'clock. Mayor
(< uni lulled From Cast One)
Htemper will appear liefere the
M to 3U miles on hour which (tnue.1 luneheon meeting of the Junior
’ .the flames Tuesday, died down Chamber of Commerce tomorrow.
overnight and lessened the danger
, to thu communities.
Four men wero trapped five
Korean Flffhtingr
. Houri hy flames In Unicoi, Two
. were hnspltallied for treatment of
' n im i amt exhauatton.
,
Two hundred and fifty Univer-
Halloween
Governor ItyrneH
vs. The moat aerlous biai
Fkmwstee were In Uw Han
in s . District Forester Tom
m said more than 71
ltd been burned In Cami
lan, Anderson, Roanoke
School Fire
(Continued I’roni I’agr One)
til tlu-y saw fin-men a-rive ->n the
seen*’. S-uile linn hecBine .voriutl
i/out their e-inl* and one litt**hoy was roneern—’ olioot I* <• clll
tnhis i-i the aiudltoiinto.
It. T. Thomas, a slslanl fire
rhi< f, said th" flte v.\i* (-rinsed by
a defeelive ftii" This flue heated
near a Inige, pnlb-llied stove used
III iK-allrijf the loom,
i He said the room was f M - f
smoke, wlll-li also filled 11<i- illJflrent ao-lituriiini he the *ime fiieirteo itrilv-'d. T'-n- lieis menu in ■
had taken the rb ldr"ii to li,e play
Kt»!M'd, loinn"ll.lte|y soillh of I e
school, ami had - he, I ed hark id j
the holldliiK l‘> make sure all bail I
left.
Htiidrnl* then were treuted to
lee-crcam stick- nod popsieles •!n
•I'j I hell |o-'loal ill e tea-ess.
The seh'iol takes in *' - first
four prlrnai v grades,
* -li are
taught by five Inst rue toi
There
are III nil til Is in the fit si grade
alone. ''The i-lilldreti
iitainly
were Ineky to get out/’ .Mis. Walt
said, railing attention In the frame
■nnstl ueti-li of the erowih-d selioel.
However, she said a good feat lire
wns that the rooms ate all locntral
on one level. She staled she defln
Itely is in favor of the |,,,,posed
arnenilliieut No. I to th-' State
Constltiilioi, mid Hint nil the other
tearliers of the srliool are uf a life
-■pillion.
Tlie blase did not muse •erions
uamuge. IImiever Instrurtioii in
health and «af"ty pinelleea, p|,n.
a dull held last niontti, prohafily
mnde a gnat dlffen-nre in the
limimer ill which tin' youngsterrondurtnl Ih-'in-elve- in the alarm.
Ity an odd roim lilt’ll, e, children
had returned ipiesHnniiniie forms
to the school last week, which were
distributed 1,y the Sanford Eire
Hepailinenl in cm l ying on theli
file safety prrigrnrn,
Margaret Stern To
Give Recital Here
On November 8th
populated counties
which this premise,I amendment
would nei mil. On tho ether hnnd
he said, allowing local charters
might ereat a lark of uniformity
throughout the state.
The creation of another district
judge In (.eon county (Tnllnlts*■ee). as
/•< fourth
k plant d, it was siuendiinuit. iln-w this remark
y hy Miss .tenu from Mr. Cleveland, "The state's
I rapid growth In the jaat few yeais
III, has drawn the , lias prohahly hrmight about this
r rrltlea In both ‘ need for an additional bulge."
,v York, will preIn the fifth and sixth amand
in concert of the merit", which provide for additiontill Include miw" «l senatorial districts In Monroe
irr.
County nml another in Washington
ieis for the and liny counties, Mr. Cleveland
pal Concerts cited two objections.
Cireult .lodge M.
"The average senator now reTitusville nffli-cc presents 70,000 people hilt If this
■e are over 100 amendment were passed Monroe
oral groun. Mem* Countv would have n senator for
luniclpnl Concerts only 40.0000 people. The Constltu/ purchasing sea- Hon which provides for re-dlstrictill five concerts,
Ing of the state every 10 veer*,
niled number of rouhf not change this Inequality If
II avallnhlo. They the amendments pass."
nils while student
Amendment seven through II,
I 2 .BH. Hlngte tl- dealing with requested changes In
performance ■III larger counties, were neither tes and $1 for stu- rominended nor rejected hy Mr.
Cleveland. Instead he rite I the
t Municipal Con- -obvious" nerd for a revision of
I a mnlrart with the present state Constitution,
n furnish the nr- which necessitates constant ri
ll concerts which mmilments and additions for any
Mar. 0, 10B.1.
nerd local changes,
cert troupe has
||e was Introduced by J . W.
he *rnson In nine Hall, chairman of the election
■Torldn.
committee.
Frank Totten, vice-president if
siVl. u I U/ii*I* : Hie Chase National Hank In New
..
York, was Introduced hy Ed Lane,
, i.i
Mr Totten, who came to this reglon on a visit to DeRary, praised
series of musical lh() n* t ur(,| beauty of Central
i-I..
Florida and Sanford.
President Martin fltelndpfier,
L r . i Htrre PUn who P f ’slded. and O. K. doff welrnrel Stern, plan- torn, () U tk o nfr«| J. C. HutcH< l- «
son. Just returned from n summer
'nist
f*hy’ I" New York.
Ionian Singers of
. NA7.I IIEIRS HIT
n
KiHonhower
"There was a iui!|i;,ry estimate
made in Seplernliiir l!H7. and It
hud tills ronrlushm the military
occupatinn of South Korea Is not
essential lo the security of Ihe
United States "
lie asked his stiidlu amllenre
"And how was t<,[• secret rloru
ment released.’ Wmildn’l you like
to know? Many Americans would "
In Minneapolis Monday. Sen
Wayne Morse of Oregon a flrpulrllrnn who ha* hnllrii is parly and
said lie could not support Elsen
hower—rend a government memo
random to un amllenre nt Ihe Universlly of Mlnne ola
It was signed hy Ihe late James
Korrestal, former secretary of de
fense. anti tvns ilnled Sepl, 20,
til 17 The significant paragraph
read:
"The Joint t’hlcls of Staff con
sider Dial from a standpoint of
military aocurlly. the II S has
mile strategic Interest In main
taining Ihe present troops mid
bases In Korea "
Elsenhower, us Army chief of
stnH at Dial lime, was u member
of Ihe Join! chiefs
The nrgtiinenl over responslhll
ily for the urtlmis that led up In
Ihe Korean War has been raging
hack nml forth with Increasing
bitterness Hrirfly, It centers on
this:
President Truman and other
Democrats claim Elsenhower, us
Army chief of staff, beam part
of the responsibility for decisions
affecting American policy In the
Kur East.
Elsenhower. In reply, .says the
Joint chiefs made purely military
estimates, at Ihe request of the
SlevenHon
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pnrlhnr cheering audience he did
md need to defend the Democratic
nlutforin and the pnrtv's record
before them — "and besides PI!
freeze lo dealh if i si and hero Iho
long."
Hi- has a busy tour through Ihe
eastern section of the Kcyslnne
slnte before winding up IH* day's
spccehmaklng with a major ad
dress from Philadelphia'! Conven
tion Hall this evening.
He carried his fight lo Pennsyl
vania after nccuslng (Inn. Dwlghl
D Elsenhower, Ihe GDP standard
hearer, of n "sordid triumph bf
expediency nver principle."
ItBIM PKOTKKT
MUNSAN, Korea iff—1The Com
munists lodged an exported prp
lest today against what they eallnri
large scale massacre nf Red war
prisoners In the latest disorder on
Doubled Knje Island
North Korean Gen. Nam lw, se
nior Ited armistice negotiator ssld
7tl Communist prisoners were killer!
or wounded Sunday.
Tho U. N. command had an
nounced that one prisoner was
killed and 74 were Injured when
North Korean POWS refused In
stop military drills.
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MERLIN kP-A West Herlln denarlflratlon court dealt a blow to
day to efforts of the widow and
live children of former Nnrl For
eign Minister Joachim Von Ribhenlrop to claim property owned
by him In West Herlln
The court classified Von Hlhhenirop ns n major offender and im
posed a flno of 50.000 marks ( 111 .Wtn the estimated value of his
real rstate. He was exertilrd In
Nuernberg six years ago ns a war
criminal.
VETO AND PARLEY
AGREEMENT APPROVED
LAKELAND iff - A propojpil
stale marketing agreement t'i dlvert fruit from normal channels
in an extreme emergency has the
approval of Florida Citrus Mu
tual’s legislative committee The
proposal, described ns an losurmire measure to slave off b-ink
riiptey. now goes to MutuaV
hoard find then an Industry rominit lee
Many Casualties
From Earthquake
Reported In Haiti
MIAMI 1* 1—'Three persons were
reported klllrtl, many injured and
7.1 home* damaged In an earth
quake which shrink the Island He
public nf Halil Monday night.
.Slater lilarklstun. se-ond se-re
Iary ul the Amrrlean Embassy in
Port au-Prlnre. sail today Hint de
dlspntd.es Irion the Island’s
cm' t>enlnsiila Idtl nf heavy
damage In the little towns of Ansc
a Veau and I’el t Trot do Nlpprs
The earthquake wns felt In Port
au-Prlnre at 11:4.1 p in Monday
and lasted about four seconds
''Telephone lines arc still down
•n parts of the southern peninsula,"
said Hlncklston when reudvil hy
telephone from Miami.
lie quoted Dr Russell Pierce, n
member of the American Sanitary
Mission in Haiti, as saying three
had been killed and manv injured
at Ansc-a-Vcnn. He sold Dr. Pierce
obtained the Informollon Irom the
Haitian director general nf public
health.
Dispatches from Ihe peninsula
said the quake opened n wide fig.
sure In Ihe rnnd near Mlragnanr
Four people were reported injured
anil 7.1 homes damaged in Petit
Trnu de Nlppes.
The quake apparcully did not
cause much damage In other parts
nf the republie.
Halil necunles Ihe western third
nr the Island nf Hispaniola next to
the Dominican Itep-ihllr. The Is
land is bclween Cuba anil Puerto
Rico
a
THERE’S
NO
DOUBT
ABOUT
IT!
Weather
Asheville
Host on
Ixii Angeles
New Orleans
Now York
Washington
Jacksonville
FALL FLAMINCi IIEliUN
BELLE GLADE ^ - F f l l l plan!
Ing In Florldn’a winter "salad
bowl" nrountl Lake Okeechobee
began Tuesday after costly delay
because of recent heavy rains
Assistant Palm llcaeh County
Agent IF L Spear said Tuesday
was "Ihe second nice day since
(let .1." In the Everglades truck
lands, lie reported the sun dried
soggy lands so that many fanners
were able to begin breaking ground
for planting
The sngnr enne harvest also Is
about ready to begin.
Ai (iff tin nriM/injv n*w Wistrr-rfptl*
jfftl farvire mr uvtr rilnilM fi (ftlti
(dikei anil other 4 ll-*r«thcr n«rrncni«!
€iiv«« you rr.il tlit«wcr t>rt>of pfointidm* Aho rcifnrrt m il, llke-nfw fret
i t (hr (4 hric? I(r «(tim tli«iwcr*|iriin(
prnirctliiii to nil «*l«l “wviilherprcHif*
iiiilincntr. M.ik««
tuati, tuiii,
Mt km . dc-( \\.lit f -reprileni,
fmr Mtit All CI«tMn||
vAntfnnf'iw itre rcncllfnlftnirhkftpt
jCAftiirnM < l.l AN I K liinfrr. Hr m l
i'«M pifAium a14in v, \i.ty i|mt*frc«
[nriarr! ( in murr i%«tir from jrtmr
cl hifiin hr pnifrcffriji fhern wiili tint
rffn irkAlilt new trcAtmfm. f,nm« in
in c-t11 u« rutin)!
CITRUS INTERESTS ACCUSED
WINTER HAVEN kP-l Rrux in
terrst* have been accused of via
latlng government lalmr politics
by hiring foreign workers when
domestic labor Is available. Karl
Salcr. director of the Citrus nnd
Allied Workers Division (CIO),
made Ihe nceuxnllim Tuesday The 111 Palmitlii Atrnue
Slate Employment Service salt'
WEST PALM BEACH UP - The
Florida Stale Veterinary Medical
Association ended its 23rtl conven
tion hero Tuesday with election
•>f officer*.
They are: Dr. Ronald Jackson,
Maytuna Dench, president) Dr. K.
F, Thomas. Jacksonville, vice .500 foreign workers would help
ureawnt; D r Robert Knowles, arvesl fruit and vegetables In the
Miami, secretary, and Dr. Harold slate (fils season lull only a mtiiiII HID Weal Third Klrret
amount of them are nt work now
McGee, Miami, treasurer.
DOWNTOWN CLEANERS &
LAUNDRY
SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO,
1
" A h th e rnmpnlgn for th e f’ reHldcnry upproiielteH
a dedxinn. it hcromcM mure nnd mure evident linta I
wan eurreet in the prediction I made in AuruhI tliul
(jnvernor SlevenHon and Senator Hpurhtnan will he
fleet ed liy one nf Ihe larj(#Hl majorities Riven a Niitiun*
il ticket In recent yvnrti.
"(ieneral Khenhuwrr*a evident ctmftiHion In hla efforU lo Rrnpple with Vital political lnnue* hns dearly
demnnNtrntcd to ihe American people the grave danger
of placing our Rovernmenl in Ihe hands of a military
man who in totally unfamiliar with American riv'lian
thinking and Ihe Inwu nnd poftdeH which control otir
domestic way of life. No military enreer, however
■real, can be a substitute for familiarity with the operatlnns of a (Jnvcrnmenl which tradillnnally and by law
la dapcndVnt upon civilian cdiitrol, Clvillnn ronlrol h
■U tftd rrtor) Imperative In rlrcumHtnnceM which mti'ie <1
necexsary for u4 to maintain large military forces and
devote twd-lhlrdk of tAe National budget to prepnrutlons for trtllltary defense,
"A* olif who han Admired (ieneral Elsenhower us
a military leader, 1 have been bewildered hy the endleaa eribtradicllonn of his political pronouncements. It
would require n book to catalogue them. Of course, II
Ip .difficult for him to bbliig forth the blue print for his
early clawHc "Our whole program must hrlng idea!!*F
*
tie abroach for every, problem of the world/
Shortly after hla nomination, he declared, "The
Soviet Threat la no more fd he feared than a pollywog
■wlmmlitc down a muddy creek." SKiee that statement,
he hue devoted much tlfee to utreaaing the fact that he
la the beet qualified man to deal with the ominoita
threat of world Commuiilam he had likened to a pallywog.
"Shortly after stating that he did not underataml
the terat "farm parity", he assured the American farm-
er of I Oil*. for nil of Ihe proditrls of Ills loll. A h one
who has devoted a large part cf his IcgHInlivc service
to iiverc tniitiK licpulillcan opposition to fair farm leghlatioa I have vainly awaited an endom-ment of thin
hod farm statement front ti'rneral Eisenhower’s Hepublican eoouresslunal supporlers. I have failed In mcc
whore cm* of Ihrm has disclaimed their record of op
position lo the soli conservation prutiram and to Ihe
laws whirl) enabled Ihe farmers lo hnvc some bleu
when they will plant their crops; whul I hey will re
ceive for their harvest.
"On IhiHO days when Elsenhower derides In sup
port rolled Ivc sectirily in tho field of foreign relallons,
he Is descried hy (he Hepulillcan leaders in ConKress
w! o will direct legislation In Unit body and whose re
cord slumps them ns bolnllonlsls.
"The American voters are think Inn for themselves
In IBM. Neither Ihe bedlam of this campalan nor the
mllllury «lamotir of the Hepuhlican candidate will con
fuse them. They will ro to the polls In the Kreatesl
number In our history on November I to maintain In
power the party nf the people. They will protect tht
r'jctnl, political.'and economic icnlns of the past 20
years. They will not he beguiled hy the promises of an
ensy road to national security nor risk the future of
this country to hawkers of painless mcana to stop Ihe
murrh of Communism. They will not gamble with the
future of their children.
support and pray^n» of the Amcrlgaa people aad th# aid
of thb Almighty hfe devoutly worships ha will sea this
Nation safely through the dangers of today's worM,
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.lACKSONVIU.K •r~HU-k f a
<nrt** iv.n urrut u f-'lorUtn’** son
victory over CenrKia ln-1 Salnr
il.iv, and he had lit lie In bent ]
nut Vflumi - Art KnttM for (hr hr.«l
hark nf llip work In -tatr cnllryc"
“ hr |-'1,r !:i S* ile Sje-r*! y\>‘t
T i . U>|I||||||||| mi ll'll Cnunfiit a.
top mm fur hi- ion yard" run
Him;, win touchdown. litrer corner
siim- am! a Held i nal in Florida'up»el victory Mr also won the At
lanta Jimimil an aril a- SnulhiM-t
I’m tTmfrrenrr player uf the week
Knti-I
Miami defensive half
luck, would Imvr hern top man
in the 'tile any other week fur
hi* dreal cnnlrilmliiuu to a 2*' b
Po)iuliir II".I \Miot ami [ > (
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II.. ii 17th year *ivictory over Marquette
am ii.'ii no.. .Ii ..f In
.toe D'Auo-linn, Florida tlefrn i enith'di i e a m m I m iv id I- i. ■ iit i...
slve guard. editril hi* teammate P a r N.o III, i't .»'! It \l:Hla at... . tni lily* ' I f -i l.rr- n. f... mr. liilil
Tuikle t'harlie LaPraiid. In ttie -tar, shim n tom •. ami I" on Eli *
I*ia. i i 'ii .a li.-a.l- lIn* stroll)* »np
voiina a* lineman nf the week pOltlllR ill i ..( 1 .. I to Ma mi . *•
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11* o Pm■ i hi I I i iilai
Toucllier they .-ma-ucil almost ci ,tti: >n .hi. dil I h. al. i
t-rvlliiiic Ororuia tricil In send in
side and hi addition cave Zekc
n p p t tii t: in u h i d
I n n l. o*i Pie .1! in In the priipel
Hrnlkon.-ki inm.de wltn hi* pa—
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Vi 'leidny he n as itllen a -O'
- It J Leather-, Stetson Hiinrd I coo ulio says he doesn't know him
nl-u wa- hiuh in the votinu for to fly a plane mi- III lured seiereli pended tail -rnlrnee of right
lineman on hi- work in the Hal today on In- third attempt to lake nninl'is inr inn prey nut- attemptto t> ..t a plane Me told the min t
ter-’ loss to Parris Island Ma off for hi- homeland
Polter -.ml .l.iu Kidictl- .10 -m In1 planned In pro-col it t-i the
r lues.
Joe Living-ton. president of the •ceded in -i.irlinu the euitiue on a -meili'li legation in Warsaw upon
Klnrlda Stale Sports Wrllers A- plane at Hromitta all pul l toil ua- In .nrii.il
soelalinn. amioimeeii the votinp
results
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men In. ff vua lmv>* u l“t thl*
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TUB HANFORD HERALD
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Wednesday, iiri.
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By Alan Mover
GOES FOR GOPHERS
5 Major College
Teams Are Still
Ground Leafier
NEW VO UK i,it - Mb’:!, an Stole
Maryland ami Oklahoma, unde
footed powerhouse:, tern, t/lng op
pimento In and out o’ ih Ir ; ■
graphical sectors, an th: - of lie
live major colled '
M
"hitting 400" averogi
mote yards gained .
Michigan Male, poll <n ng off ,u
unbeaten Eastern le.no to- tto
second straight week."racked up
495 yards ugninst Pi on ui<- and
stnnds atop the lo! I d >
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ii mu with 4*17.11 ymd .. „ue
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cording to stali.sl * i - ■
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by the NCAA Service ,:uioa ,
J ie e Stale, idle la l ■ I’ .rn u , i
xeeoiul wdn -I >V8. O.lai" na t;
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wdi, 43 8, Maryinno to-.'n v*iii
4.103 unn Tulsa Iil>u m u III! i
The UglaJiumS Sonm i
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PAUL
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w/r/L Art
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M oor
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keei an I in v, hi in, t i l 11 u j
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ONLY 2 c v \ M E $ -/c
r / / e oun-!>iND/Nu a<vw cp
^ ir t ic r p o r f t f o r
To (live Rubon
Chance On Kalurduy
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Season Prospects Are
Called Best In Several Years
TALI.AHAHNKK, IHpeehil) —
. f„> Ihe IU.V2 .Vt hlllltlntr
si-iisiin me better now than they
have -I,cell in <everiil year* with
nine good anil diversified built log
ahead, reported ii, Earle Frye, n«slstanl diferl.i, nf the Game and
Flesh Waler !•"("l» Cumlnissloo, toI'lO Nprcl
1043
fiturllug wllh Dial - ismt Indie
won IliriHt ill a IOV. 'I Ilea ter I 111
ni'Xl three years I lent mi I'eeh was
the winner Hut the Atlaulnns
haven'l healen Duke i.lin,. ,'lpm6
of Ihe girnleM ertjWii I'lvasiin? RmL
hall nf the yeai lia.t Imen parked
e.- Into their recent ifteetina* Duko
\ won In Iftlii hv 27 II In K'W Duke
' .cume from fur helihul lo cam a
30-21 edge and laxl year ill Athmto
;
Duke held favored Tech In a I I
, • all Go.
Sl\ If (he Ih r c y e n r area'igemept
Imlds, this should he Tetlt'i yeae.
, Only two Duke hams in tlm Imi
t fleriidi) have enniplled holler ree
ppcad c
Nr K**t» F«4f«rci ffNsIlixifg
which opens on
Successive week end* nd ilnllleiti NI i l * fail17.meeting,
Under (lie driving force
atoly ended any >11 ,um <(,. : pm <.r the man
wh» retired. Ihe old
peil* these fees mi. i have had
Maryland track I* preparing to ptr,
On Ihe other hand, Tech *eaie,| mi
two $50,000 midei races, Ihe
n 17-11 squeaker liver I lurid.i Tile Marylmul
liuhl Cup far 2 ycitr olds
Citadel's brave I. , n
0 |N?ned
'.'I and the President’* Plate
their m' uhcii hill muidli again . I the Nov.
Handicap Dec. u Till* I* twice the
Allaiduux, lull timl one was figure
llowle ever put up for a
chalked oft at In I evet before I race before.
,
.the ink dried mi Cwm . ulriu is
h:r. nn entirely new track
The Duke Gcnrj;i ■ Tech t.erlc. It Howie
new i,even-furlong and miloIsn't ail It y euveled aff. ir In emu amlha*
a rpiortcr chide* andshns been
pure in age with soma (oolhull nri'ttted
up hy twu artificial lakes
rivalries, lad II lin* prodtirml mine In us infield
stirring rontcsU in H. 20 years
MacPhiill's New York hackers
The tennis first nrel In Pixt and originally
tmmght of attending
haven‘1 misled n ?
i ‘.Itpe
■ omrhhltit! like l 7 is>,iMM) on Improve,
Duke now holds a 12 il victory iiiei.i ai n stuilor, hut they should
margin willi uue tie
known Lurry better I twin that
All laid angle In >,e relic finds bale
At last repoit he was esllmaled
a cycle of three- upp'.ieolly Iriflu lo
have used up almtil I Vs milrnrinii Die play In miming will) loo dollars ami was showing mi
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M /N N eoorA
rrt'N rrtauotf rrter ivnV
DURHAM <m
. Tech
when II meet'. Duke h ■
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In a elasli of m.l
‘ ml! ,-rri
Inot hull giant . will I
-tug tub*
a leant Hint hu II >h ,1 to'ir i i>
ponnnts ihelr fir - 1 i t .* • i...■••(«
Conch Hill \l •
<bi ' ii
llliic Devil,, in
lx in i
row in match i 1
m
l| I 'i Is Ilie nine Mat I'liall,
slriui!, handed I •'
a'id Vli
<. pie ideut id IIicm 'I
ginia llieir only I" • " Ithe if a Ii,•In ., i>ii ickIn, anil
I* ptdilng
SOU. In addition, i i l ni'inlh l)u . in ,'imivtking tike whit
I Ilnurs a day
, opened Ihe \Vj■*S*f11■bo .•.( l,i< •etUii': ti<" i.'liuili Iplnnl
ready lur
and Smilliern Metlioiii-i .-.i anv. n:i
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rd o p
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o p r r r t o / c e .h a p /co
Jow wa i ai lo 3o , , sj i.iusl hu '
Oklahoma ami io) ■> , ■ >
BH « and
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forma was In-Id l.i III >. i ' I,
•Soidoeio I'lililorio.i, ill ,:o.die
mie game ground ■*<,•,u<'
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fold held d In 107 oi t ill.
- fn passing, tiling reu
d
tie
glee ul normality . - i
tossing Ml limes in ii (list luii
game ., Iliicw n n ly ....... a.n ' i , i
Ion ( ollege Ini' lo.i > •i •»
11..
Bams, woo have In I >* I • i
theie guines, -till h-,..! . ,ii- < . ! .
yaid uveruge, nn iliinoi
all ti in five, A ,i-(uni 1
go 1 3 lo ' is, and ,ii in . i • it.
With 202 U III 111 I' . . . oil
teach These rite toe only n-.o.
uhove Ihe 2(M yard h i >
Cleune.il passing round, lot.’
liver. Is Duke
me u .: ■ah n in.
Devils art, (he only h tin in tin
country cumplelely m.'uli 1 imci
ccpliim hofnre last w.'
And Ihi'lr 28 •mm,..
> in .. at
icilipti has I' produced nil' In.: o
JiiWio, Aerial loin . n>. ii h .
are Michigan Male amt Pri........in
sill) 11 upline.
.
/ r t / 9 f r AO A OOPM
PAUL O RUrtNIAlO AND
. P A o ctN o o e r a f r o t o
,
TorAt. o r r e r t o r t
(sulors Sell It* Down
To Itoimh Practice
f i i u,P 'rr t i " fi
Cornmllteo members and the
plenly ol praillee during scrim
ini-l In Commlislnncr Ford
'
,
1they declined to say what was
Twit Auburn regulars are ailing Frick's office here. Afterward*
and probably won't see nclion discussed, liul II wus learned that
ugninst Florida
Vince Invilcy, the bonus was Ihe main topic of
Just relumed (runt Ihe In hired dmemsion,
bench, aggravated a knee injury
I he new pro|w>snl provides:
and will lie mil lor ihice or fom
l Koch major league rjnh owner
weeks The first ilrlug uuurter would agree -In a sort of a "gen
hack wus felled during '.eilmmiige ihmen's agreeinerd"—not lo offer
yesterday Itegular giiur<l Danny 1 bonus Cxrrrding tii.isx) In any
Stewart k hoipitali/ed with n player
stomueli ailmeei
2 Violation of this agreement
Florida's Galorsi spent aruggeil . " ’dd Milijerl llu* kansgressor to
practice session on pm-i defense y o r s suspension, a I j OO fine and
and play patterns in prepinu for
!’■ the player
the homecoming 1111 with Auburn
: Minor lenituo cltlhs would en
First siring riamers Buford I.ong ,l'1 ,,,i" “ nlmilar agreement with
Cuppa Mall and Hick (Vnire- •
as h« celling for Open dnssworked on lilncklng rirllls while Ihe ,(l‘
D I'h' ami donlile A hsips,
offensive Hue cnm enlr.itcd on
'**} for doiihte A und t3,l)00 for
clearing u path for Ihem
" '
“ organizations
Tula lie's Green Wave enuccn
AI1 bonus (.layers regardless
Dated on stopping Mississippi "< 'he nmoun they reee veil w,add
State's passing altac-k led hy .lack
SV,,," ' 1V "
Fiirkur
8
if tut\ called up to their major
G v o r g I a Tech's first string
club within one yearworked rai a Variety <*l plays In
* tubs would he forbidden to
anticipation of whut (Tiueh ifohhy
M'cclal payments to purenls,
DihIiI calls the "toughest omioneiii Jrleiids. relatives or agent* In
they'll ineel this year " Unbeiiton
"r
Tech tangles with also unbeaten
Duke In Durham, N. C.
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TI1KSUAY NIGHT'S FIGHTS
Frye, iiinMne ihe sl.iiemeot !«•fnre Ihe aomoil tueelimf of the
ElorblN Duldoin Writers Anuria(Ion in liiiinlu.w Hillings till* week
end, said that hi* .million \v»*
bused on i epoits fiom III' wildlife
>s aNtTnlks^-1ft'amonT*cntes
officeis and game technleluns Miaini-Kentucky M ay1 i.<
throii"h>"it the stole, and Dint Ihe
Play
I
to
fori*
40,000
Jnhnny
overall report look* good, barring
------3AUHAIIENTO, Calif - Jock
ii hurricane or other sniouii oilMIAMI iJv-The University of N e I « o n. 185, Salt Lake City,
turid disaster.
A good neorii erop In 1!iRI lai* Miami tiulrlcane ** began topi rim; , stopped Grant Butcher, 104, Ban
off
today for their l-'iidoy night Francisco, to,
helped pa*h Florida's ripilmd,
with Kentucky In tho Orange
NEWAIIK, N. —George Johnturkey mid ijeer population* high date
Howl
ton. 133li. Trenton, slopped Vieer I Inin lust year's with Ihe deer
Advance ticket sales point lo a lor .Suurct, 153, lluvunn. It.
eoneiillv estimated id 50,(1111) nod crowd of iilmtil
far Hie h 13
JACKKONVH.t.K, Fla.— Antonio
tile turkey nt -15,01)0.
p in iKST) kickoff, official* re- Alvarez, 142. Astmllu, .Spain, nutAnd fnvornhle weather condi purled
jmlnted Sonny f.uelano, 142, Patertion., piirlleiiliirly hr Sooth Plorflegiilar defensive Guard Joe son, N. .1 10
i.lo, loive routrilailed lo a high |Curlrdmin Ii out of the game with
WASHINGTON - Percy llasselt,
."Kill i."|iiitutit>n wlilrti "Imold of- Injuries iiiid three olhei', ll.irks 127, Philadelphia, outpointed Char
fei nliiiiods a f'n" season In Ihe , Gnlilnn Mu liny and Hull Moskutti ley llilev, I27" j , St. (anils, 10.
fi< Id* and open flatwooifs.
iimI Guard Glen Mugler are miri
MIIAVADKKF— Johnny Saxton,
Frye tiddeil lliut the prn'pe.U I mg bruises that make them bur- llO’ii, Hrisiklyn, slopped Mario
Trigo, t42iv, Mexico City, 4,
for duek *>nuitlng were exceeding derline cases tor Ihe rontesl.
Tuesday's scrimmage was one
PITTSBURGH—Boh Baker, 2OT,
ly good. "Field men in Camoln ami
the northern tier of Slate* 'opart of Ihe most Impressive lit several Pittsburgh, outpointed Billy Gillloil lost spring was one of Ihe 1 weeks. Coach Andy tiio tnfsnn said, Ham, 210, Orango, N. J „ 10.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. — Ultl
best breeding year* In (he lust de The varsity eleven scored Hi touch'
rmic, and rnrly migration reports down* on sensational forward pass- llossto, 120, Pittsburgh, knocked
have shown good heavy flights of lug hy Don James mill John Me- nut rorgie Sinclair, 1203,, Tnroiiluar
to, 7.
lhe»e game bird*."
The second dove season which
opens Dee. 1ft will lie tops for the
dove hunters, declared Frye, "Con
-
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e<
m
Howling Standings
W I.
lrt S
15 0
IS 11
III II
1* 15
!( 15
Peter Schultz S a y s
School Failed To
Fulfill Agreement
Pin* II.II.
18035 8„V.
18351 811
11830 HOI
182E7 823
1775(1 830
17175 HOI
school In 11)50. has filed suit ask
ing 135,000 from Ihe stale hoard
of control for injuries received In
football practice at the University
of Florida and cancellation of his
scholarship
The suit filed In Circuit Court
yesterday n*k* tio.noo tor "breach
of scholarship agreement" anil
123,000 ns a resiill of the tinkersity of Florida's'alleged failure to
provide proper physical examina
tion or medical attention after the
accident that Injured his hack
11it: Ii Game
The suit said Schulti was In
jured during a practice scrimmage
■lout
on Nov 15, 1031 when other pi oyer s
lllgli Strio*
"pushed ami Ihrew him In the
ground with such force that Ills
hack was Injured "
He contends this mishap ami al
Icged failure nf Ihe University of
Florida to provide proper medical
treatment aggravated an old In
Jury and left him with a "fused linn even thmigh ha cannot lie on
spine" which permanently crippled athletic scholarship."
him.
The suit Is Ihe first of ils kind
ever to he lileil. accordion lo at
torneys for Scholl/
Athletic llureelor Boh Woodruff
of Ihe University of Florida said
Unit Schultz, never received any
type nf Injury at the university
ami was not allowed lo participate
In football contests there
Woodruff iptoted n leller he viol
he received Irant U r Charles II
Itiirhncher of the I'oral Gables
rlluie vslilt'll said Ihe doctor felt
Schultz' condition • was present
since till Hi
Woodruff said
"flur policy here ul Ibo linker
filly Is lo take care of any athlete
who receives any Injury in any in
lereollegiale spurt. Including all
medical hills, whether In practice
or in games We have ult mu
athletes Insured
“ However. Fetor Sehidtz was not
iitom'd in any football praetiee
here al Ihe university In fuel Ihe
first week afler football practice
wus over he won second pluee In
ihe discos throw of university in
trtmural* ui.,1 first place In (lie
discus throw fur ihe west dormi
S tut son Back Stan
tory inlrumurals
"This U an entirely voluntary
Marks Is O ff Shelf program
It seems •*» n e I8«t
i'eter Scholl/ lias received some
DELAND W—filctxim'N ipinrter very poor advice Iroin siinieone
hacking will have mure denth for since we will always be Interested
Saturday night's gome with Flor in helping him get a college edueuida Slate ut Orlando.
IV ^ P IC tU R I
j
Stan Marks, out with an Injury
since the Furman game, is ready
to gel hark In action to support
Hon DcLIlla amt Sonny I'arrlsh
Murks elsn had a punting average
over 40 yard* before he was side
lined
t'ourh Jny Puttee made n few
switches In his defensive lineup
In Tuesday’s practice Earl torn
man went from tackle to end, Walt
Guide from guard lo tackle and
Bill Proctor /rum the sidellns to
guard.
*
llnlflbirk
Doug
Martomnan
looked good on pais defense noik
during (he lung scrimmage
Celery Fed Schedule
Winter Park, there
New .Smyrna, there
- Heabraeta, here
Open
. Special Offer
Limited Time Only
III'.'
CITY LKAtilllO
7 :iUl V. M.
Snuford Bowling
Alley
J'hOM — ftfi«
2M Magnolia
Down I'uynient
plus
I,ihe ml
T m ile-h i
Allowance
T E L E V IS IO N mid RA D IO
3(ill E. Sec oml Hi reel
Phune 417
r dstlgnsd and built lo lent,
►Hydraulic brakai ora extra big,
11Ik Ilong"
hm n 1M■* I hh
'Is.MlMJ
' wllh
lasting Cyclobond
llnl.agt. Brake pistons dre ano
dized lo losist rusting and pitting,
k Save time and money with ma>
r nauverable Dodge trucks! Short
wheelbase and wide front head
mean less lime In turning, park
ing, lackeying Into leading po
sition.
b Less lime loading and unload' Ing,
Inn fta
eLML_-tte.mtl* a fo
Fn low
I n u/ lelourllriLfil
too—thanks
loading
height, hinged center section on
large stake bodies.
to fit your job. Stop by today.
Economical Engines— IIlglicximprOMton Dixign truck onuflioN urn
designed ibr economy utul long lito.
You got exhaust vulva m il iaxirln,
lightweight iiluininutn-nllov ididona,
I piston rings per piston with
cliruino-plAted (op ring.
can unco again regain Ita pasltli
Linebacker Hitbba Waft. Tackle ax 'Tho Hportsinim’s Paradise',"
.limmr Hatch wm In pads after
missing tho Georgia /tame herauio
til an Injury received agslnrt Vandevhilt. lull *aw tin rough action Mijvmi T/Ofles Fronh
Tuesday, Itow md Chapman, »he
Kicking Sensation
big Texan, was holding down the
tackle spot, opimslte i hurliv l.arrS fjs,
’
i
MIAMI Wt—Frank Grady, Uni
versity of Miami freshman and the
Hurricane*’ most promising punt
er, leave* today tor the Army.
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i
Injured Gridder
Sues Gators For
$35,000 Damages
Butts of Georgia, long known as
one of Ihe more pessimistic grid
iron mentnrs of Ihe Southeastern
Conference.
Butts lists a half do/cn or so
player* on his injured list.
find Coach Perron Shoemaker,
who his been scouting ’llama
rates Iho Tide much stronger than
Florida. The ’( in tors unset the
Bulldogs 30 0 Inst weekend.
Most of all, Butts says he fears
his are passer. Zekc nratkowsku,
will have considerable trouble
piercing Alabama’s pais defense,
ranked among the lop In the
nation.
Tide Coach Bed Brew Is making
a great effort to prime his pass
defense. His defenders last week
held Mississippi State’s star pas
ser, Bock Parker, to one lone com
pletion good for 17 yards, ’[lama
won 42-10. "Bratkowski is always
dangerous," said Brew, "And
Georgia's overwhelming victory
(27-14) over Ixuilslnnn S t a t e
stamps II us one of Ihe top learns
of ihe Conference."
Alabama look L W, II hy only
21-20 early In Ihe season The Tide
has lost nnly to Tennessee. Georgia
In Florida and Maryland
Drew unseated a tremendous 12
pinch In Ihe 'llama running game
ana Inst Stale hy shifting Corky
Tharp, l7.Tpoimd soohomore. into
the storting lineup Tnnrp previous
ly hud been subbing for Inc Tide’s
running slur. Hobby Marlow, al
right half
Murlow ran for three touch
downs against Stute, and Tharp
conlrlbuled two more, Marlow, Ihe
200-puuml power runner. Is now
tilth in the nation at rushing with
4!rj yards on 89 curries.
Bratkowski Is 121h best in the
rial Ion id passing. He has com
pleled .VI of 133 ncr!ah alteinpled
for 773 yards
Alabama leads In Ihe series with
20 victories In Georgia's 15 Three
games ended in ties.
The game is expected lo draw
30,000 or more.
trary to ninny predictions, there
werj ii lot *f dove* killed III the
rnrly dove season," he said, "and
nlthough n good percentago of the
lilrdn were young, they were still
mature enough for the hunters to
gel sport out of nhontlng them,
"The gradual buildup of dove*
will hit a peak luat before the e r oml season linen*, and the sports
men should find very good shoot
ing during that lft-doy period." remarked the assistant dlrsctor.
Dining Ids talk to the nssvmhtod
outdoor editors and writers, Frye
also touched on Florida's puhll"
hunting program, which is one of
the finest In the entire Southeast.
II" added that sportsmen who pur*
rlia*e a special 8 ft hunting stamp,
In addition to thalr regular license
may enter controlled hunts on
more than 1 ,400,000 acres of wild
life mnnkgi'inent areas,
as
s
"Thi* U a terrlflo W to the
football team." »«kL Head Coach
Andy Gust*f*on,
, Th« alX'foot no pound urady.
Durable C H o ssis-K v ory Dod
track him n irtmtly ftmmo nf ht
"Tho fln* perforratme^ of nil of our Dodge# over tho
year* hoi itrovod to un that Dodge trucks are truly
'JotbRalftT to lit each specific need. All of our
drivers Uke the way our Dodgee handle, too. The
trucks are highly maneuverable , . , turn short
add a n comfortable io drive, Our maintenance
cosla Iwve been unusually low and Wf hnvuhnd a
taltumum of mechanical trouble." *
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala (A*— There’s
a doleful tale of woe coming out
of the Athens camp of the Georgia
Bulldogs and the Tuscaloosa home
of Ihe Alabama Tide, foes Ibis Sat
urday at football in Legion Field
stadium.
Alabama is favored by n touch
Frye complimented the writer*
an# thdr organisation for "the
wonderful cooperation we've had
from ull nf vou and for tna (Inn
manner In which you have helped
us to put over a good and effective
conservation program to tha peo
ple of the Stale."
In summing up hit opinion, Frye
said that Florida hunters can look
forward to better hunting nil the
way around this season. He said
that with the continued coopera
tion of the nportsmen, better law
enforcement, and tha practice of
conservation principles "Florid*
—
s a l 'u
"flt KM'
Alabama Is Rated
1 Touchdown Over
Georgia Bulldogs
Fl» v -t'eler Schulti.
' ~i»r wirifnire \;ii-kt»i tiT,u,iuui. an•ffjt*!,
al!"city tackle at Miami High
of Ihe season." said Conch Wally
rt/‘S’ r O R Y -
scored U lor Me in, u *
lion la .t loin aam* • o,-| u
till la* 1 y;u 'I
|l
place ile ipne Its p iu> I it •>
years, l, u i i . io u i ,, u. ...
Major Loops May
Curtail Bonuses
For Young Stars
A fA P X
C fA c.fr ///
- . ..
Hy Thr Asxwlxlcd I'rrr,*
I
Alabama ami Georgia gridironera arc working nverUme In dc
cipher what Ihcy hope will be each
other* plays lor the com Ins week
end same In Birmingham.*
Ai Tuscaloosa, Albert Elmore,
mns'iucraillns ns Georgia's
ke
llrnikowski. continued hi? acturrle
aerial work against vanity nan
breakers. Senior i|u«rtort>JCK Itoh
by Wilson and sophom.)," pit t-olf
[lobby Luna are hospitaliz'd, Wil
son with (nod poisoning airl I.urn
wills a vim-, Inirrtlo'i Hut trainers
say belli should ho available by
Saturday.
tie n-yia mitche* plan Ir put four
Alabamans in Ho-lr iJnutn agalmt
the Tide, f hey are fd ;rl -■ Mudmoo
of Alinnre. Hilly Hltidet* of Anni
ston. Bob Clemen* of Srollsbirn
and Jim Parish of Cam ton Parish
is on defense while the oIhers are
offensive men.
Coach tinyncll Tin <1 •/ is includ
ing extensive awtorallmis In 1:1* do-!
fcnslve wawl In plans to slop Miss
e .R .
orrert'./vr
then i n nl gam e hut i ■ , .g ■ . 1j ■
'rosl.il able nine
to.ni
pond i, 219. and pouu >
•tin AamoM h;oi>>.
y pcao
I fr o w o
f fic o r
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Alabama’s AI Elmore Is Playing
Role Of Georgia’s Bratkowski
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rolled Htoel. Long epringn nru mndu
of special alloy at Ml far atrangtli
end ntnlliWw. Ilodf axle ahflfto lira
idial-fwcm>(l for duruhilUy.
Sab u tM r/frM a 6*sf 6uy fn /oncost fttwsportafion.
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Gets Brunt Of
Furious Drive
S A N FO R D ,
F L O R ID A
• tear through F rid a y except b#.■ ■ •mini partly cloudy *oulhea«t
n o isl F r id a y ; -low I) ri«in g tem
perature r u r p l little rhsnge in
temperature I'a lla h a -e e area lo*
might.
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T H U R S D A Y OCT. MO,
Nu. .*»()
A.HHodi,,t'il PrvMH I.cast'll W ire
Stevenson Lauds Business As
Long N eglected In Politics;
Ike Stands On Korean Pledge
Adlui Takes Spotlight In New York's Harlem
^Reds Hurl Probably
Biggest Attack In
Weeks Without Any
Signs OfDiminution
rieneral Says Ho Do-
sires To Do what
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Amendment I nat uives Law-Making
Adlai I *ledges To End
By STAN CARTER
SEOUL (Friday) i * -A bout 2,000
Noisy, l nnecessary
China** Communlata
........ .......... last. night
He Can To Reduce
hurled probably the biggest attack
In
c
....wreks
i i at Trlanile
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-“1 ev,n
**
B a t t l e Casualties
eminent, Industry
Allied Infantry threw other Red*
(vRom the top of nearby Sniper
I Editor* Note—This I* anoihri M 's'io i of ttir r in ru l.i I i v is| ifu r r
Ilv DON WHITEHEAD
It* IIFI.MAN MUHIN
Ridge.
K c r (•Miinplt*
i» I .* on c ini»»tv
a series on proposed amend
EN not it : WITH STEVENSON
NEW YORK, f tlcn Dwight l> In
The battle raged Into Ita 18th
mrnts
to
thr
Florida
Constitution
w
ai
itril
to
o
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d
e
r
.ill
«t«o'
ill
the
Elsenhower hammered today on
IN I'l’ NNSVIA WTA r Gov Adday with no *lgn of letup.
which will hr on the Nov I gen
« n»llit> ftlil */!• •' |I a
.1 i.lV. to
In* rnmpidgn theme of going mi
l.
n SfevellMin pieilgeil tmlay if
Through the charge and counter
j|sk ttir I C*rid,iti|l • lo p i
rral
election
ballot.)
.
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elei'leil president tie would -drive to
mediately to Kotrn d elected pre*l
charge of ground forces, artillery
lull p io h d n t i i i
.
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dent "lo see what we eali do lo
end Dn- "nni*y amt um iece»«ary"
of both ride* churned both Central
«•••oil\
•!l o mu/
TALLAH ASSEE
I*
Cloud., at l .i r ^ r 10 t
war hetwei'n gov em inent and bust■educe the casualties "
Front height* with po**ibly the
voters
will
decide
next
lm--il.iv
/lr:
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The Republican presidential can
heavleM lire of the war.
fIT opnsoil
Ih •♦•
Idle*
I lie
I >t-unit-r .11 it* iiri-'ldt-ntiul
didute held alive his proposal to whether to grunt their comdv non a t ortlC
The Chinese attacking Triangle
rn ilm nil
•••11*I • •• o • t*n
•
lioinmee ill Die -ei'illll) day Ilf a
replace American divisions with tlllssloners law making pout-iHill *lruck with three battalion*.
line of tile II conslilotion.il Irm h pi*i in: 111*it 111* i ••nut\ f
-In .tie -t ip tour through the farm ,
South Koreans as he campaigned ainenilnienls
A front dispatch *aid the fighting
I> •
I
lo he voted upon hi ot.lam I
I.-1in.
m illing nid 1111l11-l11.il area* uf tin*
hard for the (lord consecelivi- day
*till wa* furioua early today.
1
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the general election Nov I would •tl.il tn inidi'l
••m i x
p,ut.ml I'cm i-ylv .1111.1 told a cheer
in Hu- critical metropolitan ari a i ciiuldr
4 On adjacent Sniper Ridge, 2,000
counties to old.mi di.ni.-i- •MllllllOMOll to 1 1.1 in .livl 1 ! I4*( H ing 1 m u d .it Reading there was no
l.ust nigh! lie made |ioldie a
Chinese Red* had burat from a
law
in mii Ii
pMil . U 1|M. .it t|. IC Ill'll ini . 1- i ,1 - b u m . D1. 1t h u n iif.x sm en
iindcr
which
llu-y
could
ii-gulidc
Idler from (Jen James A \ an and govern" themselves in ic-pocl .». inn//Inn •!•
deep, uphill tunnel and *eired the
.in- ie .iit io ii.in e Fleet. Hlh Army cotiiiuaiider in
crest. known a* Pinpoint Hill. Hut
hr n m rn d n o•n t •... ll't
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\--iitlm: th.it Du- n.itlull’- huslKorea, in which Van Fled report to "local and internal all.ois not i \ 1uo\
Allied force* rallied and recap
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in--- mi'll .ire ti mi often neglected
ed the South Korean Army in
tured It with clubbed rifle* and
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lion
or
re*|Ninsihllity
"
York's Harlem at a night rally atlundi-.i b.v inure than 78,1)00 persons. Stevenson told lit* audience he waa
dining poldn.il c.impnlgns. Steven"apple pie order "
rold *teel.
ml ay. addre.Mnx a Manhattan
►*,» r,«l«,i* «7 coontu- now .in* i ih il c it'*•* m 1 l i f ! 1 M| • .it. lift -mi -.ml fbilly 111 Du- Iteinocrntic
-not the kind who choose* Id* Idea* according In Ids Itinerary " lie said lie had tulked about oil In Texas
Today.
Thousand* of round* of artillery
only
adininlAtratiYi*
snli
di\isinn*.
dc i i h.ii im s •:<•.mii I I*v fin* 1 (mjis
-tioogliiild the city went nearly
ut'iwhl)nrhiMMl « rn\kt| mim I I ii i .i I I v
and about civil rights In Richmond, Virginia, "(he same s» I am talking here tonight."
(InltrnaHoiulIJ
fire from both *ltlct churned the
| .1 ill 1ill'
l . it m r
I In •• • I n M Vs
two to one lor President Truman
t m in ir d at *i ikhi K is r n h t iu c r do of the klalr rounty nffit’rrs h.ivr
rocky aummlt Into *and during the
l
lilt's
till*
I
I,,'it
tin
onllnulU’U
m.ikinu
imiwcis
I’tii'k
I • Ml 1ike l(f 1 n u l l in fits that "America cannot surularrtl
*avage fighting and waa continuing
lot t! law s t »i
( in (•• •
live without pro-pet oil* hu-liu'**."
t»iif nf th r fu s t ihm i!'* |*m )!iniiK only iidrnlnistiT laws in.nli* lm
without letup. An Eighth Armv
1iit.-‘
t i .i in r i • ol (III
iinrif
lie dented there wa- any of "(he
in tin \\ht*n I ain prrsidrtil is to thrin hy the Lr^lNl.ituri* t'ooiits itin-ridtin
*taff officer aaUi It probably would
nt tl • i d t f i r 1 •
laws
arc
the
so
railed
"lor.il
lulls
1ccmiig. crawling Sociulisin that
kin tn K n m i
I'm tilling: lo -*
rate aa the mo«t lntrn*c ihelllng
which
crowd
thr
ralrndai
of
i*\ii
■*
•
•
r
iu«
1
••
how - up 111 Itcpiililii an oratory"
whais «nli»K mi t)ii*r«* I want to
of the war.
police l.t Wart en II ITiiici' esMr what \sr ran tin to mmIiici*
The Allied troop* were dug In I
tun.
ited Die t i.iin-idi- crowd at 3,t.iMialtirN
50 yard* down the slope from the
'■on
in Iteadllig .i- Stcveii-on turned
t |ini|M iN(* to do t ills ji I mI *(t|<
summit of Pinpoint, taking cover
tioui III- .itlack- on lo-n l>uight
if w«a c a ll h a m m o rn Sontti R o n *.m s
from the hall of ihella which bllitl> I i-elillower to pi .il-o Im-liifss.
to rep l.H (• OIII \ f ile r ir a it sii|i||i* rs
ered the cr«at.
lie -a id then- li.nl been .1 dellher•I" t in i r r . i t \ .h i I l i ’d s .iy s m m il)
They drove the Chinese off that
..ii effort to m.ike -om e lio -io e sstin s t ld ir iiin c 's new s p .ip i r s \ \ v t a ll
highest peak of Sniper Ride* at Negro Mail And Two
Jayecus Hear * Four •use m o re South K o riM tts an d \o u
men look upon the Dem ocratic udmld-aftarnoon under Red artillery
'id iu -tr.illo ii "with -m ncthlng less
Women Nearly Die
Others Speak Out ktintt \»h tl ku'tl n( .i tliililin g in . hi
and fhortar ihelllng described by
Dull! lin e " lint In- added the Dem
..
Kf
..
,
. liuiM'ial \ .ill ricH in
the officer aa "very deadly "
o cra t- had done mure tiii-iu cs* in
From Motor Fumes
Then they apllt Into three assault
ro r Now Hospital In a te le v is io n ra d io ..p p e a r.in « ,i'tie i.1-1 .'11 i i - . u - than hail hern
lost n ig h t D ie g e n e r a l s a id Ihe
forces and tried to smesh the ChiSolodctl Ami I'rt •ul* til ( ' l . ' i i i a s Isn lope ill anv -im ilo r pi-riotl
Parilitic* a: Frrnnlil-l.niiKhtun
te p n ll fro m Y u li F le e t
., W est J u r y
« nese ell the way back to the Yoke,
Mnvoi Wilburn II Stemper em
D cilin criitn . >|it ■in t-111 increased
ltnl proved inadcipinte to
o( F ls e n lo m e i s
a maze of caves and tunnel* guard
l a t i o i i i m \\ i h i l i I Id* mi Du- heel- ol a S le m i-iin charge
ChiostioninK (U'Wit
phntirally urged every frrehohlei Pt oo ilin t IIIi luessllfinl o le
v an cnii-rgeury cbi«' this
tils ow n I Oil son lot
ing the northern end of If-mllein Seminole t'onntv to vote fio u a n tin g lo go th e re it e le c te d II.
F.lm'iihowci w a- conducting
morning which uroic when three
long Sniper Ridge.
I A i i v i niiiit'i' ( »r War Dial
iiossos Is St art ct I
the Countv ho.pitul bond issui s a id
1 liat Slo ven-nil l.ibelcd a cv u ical
mil Intense Communist shelling Negroes nearly were u-phyxlati-d
Issue at the poll* next Tuesday
e a n ti for vole- on ;’M'po.*al* for
" I want lo s ln ili on Die spot ••and smell arms fire turned back liv carlwin monoxide gn- In a pnrkll\ I IINI N| H NM l \tt
Klelllent* of tile d l-p n le in loiki
eedliig Die Kiii'i-ju War
The Mayor, speaking over the co iiilllio iis oe w ill (mil there
ed ear near Monroe curner.
the assault force*.
-Ible victory next Tuesday from
radio at the Yacht Club meeting ........... .
, Wlllll
(im| Mary cunrernim r tile iill. eed elos
.y llO A U ll I l i i \I.\N I li A IN
Alice I'luwden, ohoot .'15, Apop
The Eighth Army said its troops
II II au poiput*
leader* Mill
sniffed
............................................................
of Ihr Jiiiimr ( huniiHT nf < om*
ju>u mm.h the lirpulilir uli oig i«f Pnlmvttn Avenue w Jre, IM csidrnt T tu n ia ii Raid liniiay thal DenPHTutle a-ilUPM
had Inflicted S,TM casualties on the ka, wax taken to tin* hn»|iitnl in a
r4
Till* spurtt In RpIrlU
spirits cimo M
K h rn h n w rr • Lm a
mrrre today, rolled on two re- K,’,'n.’„ V-'riii iarntritmte Vo' iis ouii l •"""rht fovth In.Cituntv Court this hwinht I)
Reds In the week ended Tuesday, critical condition, following dis
n * r i)|s A S \o f Deinooraur Iru ilrm j n i r r J lApOl* 'T J
•puninji up proeiyaLnu* were s«urt- "lU R llill plrlluu
porters, a doctor und an Ineui*-1 btillls- reipiirenivnl* "
bringing the tolel for the first four covery of the eur und it* necupont*
y
next
tud*d*y
"t^
m
^
ance salrsmuii who all ritod In- 1 ,Vrq/( Fleet's littei* pral*eil Die •vi on tho c**n In whlnh Lloyd ( r r .“ m .idr a "rn hl hl«>odrd d rn l" slbto Victory .
weeks of October to H .IU . That uImiiiI 7:31) a, m.
-.r^tiec ’K.r the jifeiS l i t ' 1*1?*.'
2 .i.w uta fitfhunil ipiahllcN of (hr Sutilh K«» I ••mlinun la r h i w d wi(h nifinw- Ihut i oiild make a difference "h r what they Interpret na a last mmmade October the heaviest month
The other two iwrupunta i»4 the
Iiusplla. faeilltles and emiorsed rruns Hr Njiifi on r«llvision, liu* v**»rti nixaull hy Wallace M. To*l«l Ivv Cell pem c and a lldrd world ole stirife of *entl pent tnwant
(he year aa4 the biggest since car, Jacob'AMor fletraml, 38, Of*,
S|(*VCIINOII
the bond in.ut'.
ninth hail ilr lmyrtl font irrimi filIhn r wltneRRiR \v»*rr trniil (IiIr wnr "
lando, and Mary Ann Cypress, 17,
stc\('ii'Kin Ii 1 111 n i; I f nppi'urcd
Henman Apprentice Ralph II.
Ih .
•t tn* \ av c
"The hospitul hund Issue is the uf Ih r .’IH!It ('liiticM* Ai m y. "our of o h o nliikfa F1IU l.lo v d , M » m K I II h
'*l!an?4T today, tha Chlncso hurst Seville, responded to emergency David, son of Mr*. II. K. Hardison,
" " " i 1 cMiifidi’iii mill wur pmliclln^
■'ii !. •i . fa I •• si Hid>
largest single Issue facing tho Ih r l»e*d " The K irh lh Arm y com l.lo v d m ill M i To d d , 11* 1 ••«•1 n ito n v Up Ilia
out of a long luhnal which opened treatment at the County Jull.
sit lory inure .mil timri* in hl%
:it)tl I'nlmetto Avenue, ha* liven voters of this roomy," tin- Mayor mnndrr added. * a m co n fid e n t wot* e iv i-n mI h iii I « i r •»»»••«*» 1 •.. m no ul
.!•
. Ill'4'•i P 4 file lk
near the summit of Pinpoint aud
According to Sheriff P. A. Mem,
P» ••» Iicn I’lieir tin: «!«Mill! how*
..(• ( 1.1 hi in V'
forced the Allied defenders off the n delay of n hulf hour wa- eneouq- assigned to the Oakland (Calif.) lieelaied. "We have long needed they will t oitlniiu to h o ld a ltil de the ••icm *. h i w h iefi M i I •n d u ia o
1,1 ^
huil
Nuval Supply Center, it was re
V* • d n
L..I •• 1 t •••r e .1 s wtiettier tlie 111
Ymk
1 ' ' . I|»
klroy Ih* 1 em .rm ti i i ’ m t u ' «»f fti.il i» iO't’UNi'.l o f *h ik in tf M i
pesk.
r.td d
lereil before spare could he pro ported
eilequate
hospital
furilitle.
i.inl
1 Mite tun Lite
today l.y Rear Admiral T. now mc Imvvn n chnnee to gel n arm)
\
tall
They struck without warning In vided for the Plovvdcn woman nt
Wl»l| || «|h\V hm
I 1 1 in kftit Me\ eu^im tl mt axed
Earle Htpp, Commanding Officer.
I mii '• .1 ( S '
l'i .
their first insjor daylight ssssult the husnltal.
K U rn h o u i i - In n hpu irfri
•aid
1 •t n 4 .tl
Ifi'io Cm*III IMir Mi I •udlllm i l I*
hospital It is on to you l.• min
1 «I <\ *•( iMIlsItli ••X.lllMU- III I*8*1111The
33-yenr-old
Sanford
snlloi
en
1- •1
1
•
1
of the lurlous, seesaw bottle. The
M
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1•
III
1
Van
KI
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wiin
w
n
lfro
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.
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m
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11
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m
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(
hit
IIItld
W
Si
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I
f
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The trio were found in I he car
for it Don't leiy oil yon. Inisilv tin 1 m ill .1 Ni»eet Ii in lull!*
shell-proof tunnel protected the this morning by Henry Witte, n- tered the N'nvy Inst June and wa*
Ma| ( ir ii Mr! tiido • Mood m while (Js*4O(0 \
St
lin e
1. '••Iltll N talk a i 1 1 * Its 1 11 * 1»ul •
I’ m k i j I Mti\eutliill I f.ill I’o lu e (*RItcds from Allied artillery sharp hout u fourth of n mile up the assigned to the big West Count liund or frn-inls nr nnviuii else, Wanhiiikdon uni w.i* rrlruNcd to
ilri
1
>
1
•
.1
I
l
f
• III m i *
(nit 1I11I IM inhi pcitple 11 mu tied in*
lit sur.- you vote lor it
l ie* I f f
r 1 l • nt *..
Mill,! !••
K inndiiiw er h> Min Van F in I wlio
shooters.
lane leading to his farm, nceoril- supply hose after completing reIn (1 •• Ittnltliiii m lilt Minthei li.(XN)
“A new hospital would provide t!ol a it»|»\ from fioi' hioh.oid f ill (fie S(ul*'
Burrowing like ants, the Chinese Ing to J . Q. (Slim) Galloway, con emit trnining nt Sun lliegi., Ciillf.
11 11
l. t .11 - •11 I l f
M.'CI .■•tt
I
he
(wo
iif(iont'\v
t
ItM
idv
•pM m
.
i i Hmvv crowd titilNtde
room for patients, it would ultrin ticaaitaaMi o« r*»» n » » i
(••1 III* It <
Dnvld
is
married
to
tpe
former
T
h
r
letter
irp
o
rtril
lhal
Van
tinned
w
it
lie
A
w
e-*,
with
ti
nt
(
mm
In effet I
lie a n ih l ' l l
F .iiC II*
stable.
nieiiicnl
spe<
inlist*
who
in
torn
U
l.it
1
•'1
•1
.t\
1 ItMiM-r til lie ifii: .1 p uppet -pe.iklMH
lie 1
Following icccipt of the mil n- Dorothy lluttawiiy of Altumunte nUiiirt more |ieople besides giving F ie r i had received v c iv lilt It* ell iufreipient •ih|e*otmii hein^ V.... . 1
A
'•* n i -meld - mi 11f•* put i i i I m lits in o u th liv (h u so
r o iira y rm n d
and never an .i|»
tmut 7:30 a. m., the conslalde said, Spring*.
II* u well rounded health sera let. t proud" for his DAii i fforfs in Iniin hy faith -ia|«* - I liM i'Idsp ipie-tnm In i *i t ft ltd
n til i o Nti •eriwiiti c ; ille il
Ills li.ilid le r.R "
nip a Ino ufi« evidenred in lit*- -•• ph I s f a ilf • on\ ino
he went to the farm and found the
"Passage of tin* laiud Issue.’
it- ,ind (ft it \m l ,ie iiis is le d the-i* 11ill* h h o ld
new Sontfi Korean diusioiis
three occupants in an unconscious
feetimi of •!»•• "tx mil ii |mi v with •111*v tl
asserted, "Would give os tniundii Ih .........
••nt f i I m * Iimpei In flu* peuiili*
state, the two women In the front
DcMTihim: hi- rift rl- to Imdd up NeVctuI |ii oRpi efive ji'riiet heiliif fei rut *
•I,
ate assurance of a County hnspdul
i
1 1 o m a n f mii
IL \tii* expected ••» take this
seat and the man in the hack of
should the Fish estate he itI-111\I'll Ihr South Korean miliv \ all Fieri ••ReiiReil fiefori* tin* final erinip 11inn's I I tit
•• ted • pi olio i
■ me line a - in- pu-hetl through
thr 1040 Old-mobile xcdnn.
eoviRiRtiiie i*f RoIntI \ (’often. Hi.it D S l.llp •1
longer in fulfilling its promise lo wrote
I ......... .. Ii I'c ru i-v li .1111.1 f"t Die - e c 1111 d
At -first, he said, he thought
"I have door (In* on rnv own (*alvin M iSmv, .1 Vutul .lone**, altniil .o Infill.i. d»»P n in It .e.d
Imlld us one. The trustees want
- I t .tight day on a tour lo he ellGAINESVILLE UD-Tha Unlveril they had "passed out from drink
lis to pas* this issue to assure rchpon-dnldv with very little en Virirll (’ Me Alexander, CTinrleN T >eai l'»1•l nid •■» 111!!t•111 In fl-« .d iiin scd liv a -peech tonight in
ty of Florida’* centennial home* ing and he proceeded to bring
them the people of lilts i-iiinity coiirojfemenl. and never ail ap Mcf’ullev anil Roliert A (*ait«r. %eai I »
IT D -Iiu ru h
Irst public them back to tho County Jail.
Bids were lei on equipment, new leally wind ii hospital. They have nroval for any inereiivev I am eon uiu efioiell
coming will unfold Ita fli
l-ls.ll pied • o I I .1 l l||l
" I hot
In I'h il.id i'lp liia Steven-oil c r ievent 'Friday
Friday afternoon with a They had become III and had vom- teachers worr approved nnd action Promised when they are aide to ildent that approval wdl hi* m.ii h'd
A i pna’ce iliin fi ifid ntiderwav of I III It
1*4 S of 'll llllllo ll doll.II - lo 1/ed tin- geni tal for saying hi*
1# huge parade at I o’clock
wa* taken concerning hnlldny va re-lmhuhsr u* for it. Hot in Die post hu^t0 foi an nu reaped ( riling tfdi nOerunoM. Ilowaid l.lovd, hoii flout oni i \|ii .lil •t • t .••il«I nil .ill
Itted In the parked car.
Some 70 unlta, Including It bands
It wa* not until they hint ar cations this morning nt the meet meantime we have a great, need In the linK 1 lirpulilir nf Korea I Of K III n I foVd wii n I fie fir'll (•• (fie allffai vita • In Iwsell |i-.o e oid voiilil go to Korea m all effort
to hud wav - and m ean- to end tho
wUl sssambl* at Harrli Field, rived at the Jell that law enforce ing of the Seminole County Board for a hosnltnl rigid now."
Army
Mil 1*1 ••N|ifeflt K.u e.10 W ar
(like (to* witiii'RH rI iiiu I. A i r o i d i n p a Mind \«mll
northeast of the city, and at Kirby- ment agents found that their ill of Public Instruction.
"Von
know
lhal
I
have
fell
all
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Then Mr. Stemper railed on Mr.
Smith School In Cast Gainesville, ness was caused by other than In
At the request of the Seminole
ITunisin lehl • ti .on . m|« i |owd
Morgan fmm the amlieiicu Ihr lime lhal we should he prr iiueRtfoninir l»v l ,rnRrcnlor Spi'ei
to march down University Avenue toxication. One of tho occupant* ul Teacher* Club, T. W. lavwrton, John
>•»|.i .aI * 0041 ,|| Hickson Is Named
I i pariny strenuously all during t h e 1 Mr Tn«ld mid Mr l.rm lninn hail « "iiiii.d e il hv
to
give
hi*
views
oh
the
hmii
to the cempua.
the car we* part conscious by that County Superintendent of Public
\| It 11 ItsOil I* tl*'.* it
I* •i Nl l Ri i nl o n I ' l aur
Flirl
h e i ' o i n e I H V o f v e i l III a l l a r y l l l u i ' f i t
(•• •Oil
l< i p d
If 'n u llm in i lln I 'a a e I l m
Association's Head
The line will nese a reviewing time and showed sign* of lllm-s* Instruction, said, the board voted
j n« to w hi'lliei mi not tile la tle i "* ***'
" \t flim II \ •itst« ii
stand In front of
— .the university's other than that caused by drink to eliminate Armistice Day a* u
Pepuhlo
inIt.iv
•
W ill treRpUHHing oil Mr. Todd' *M'1
'* ,l"
administration building.
I'al 1oluiuii Joseph l i n k . , ill has
ing.
prooeitv
"repitilialed \ indenlii iy • lrnih-i
holiday from school, thus prevent
Twenty-one
six so
Twenty-on* fraternities,
freternlfl
A physician was contacted Im ing "so many hrraks In the month
Mr I cuilnmn, llo- l.lovil boy i ' l"l* ' V " 1. 1»' < "(li-it
(In' ' ! ' •!' '.. i ll illum'd pie-idelit of the newly*
rorities and two campus Independ mediately. and he and o nurse of November." The Thanksgiving
testified, thlcalcncd Ml Todd hy liri'Hideiiti.il loiUHlier lm r.dhtu; •a glllll/i'd lleliev.ili'llt \ —ocilltiulV
ent organisation* have entered cam* to the Jell. The physician ad
school
holiday
wn*
set
for
Nov.
saving
in- wim going to -trike Into hi 111si-If ., "\ , 11. It-■11ul it Il.'inilili •■I- Die Sanford Pidlci- Departm ent,
float*.
Trophies
will
ba
awarded
•.B1
"
wtiicIi ha*. I.i-eii iiinuguriili-d for
ministered emergency treatment 87-28, while principal* were au
on (he head with a hammer. In coil
to the wlnnera of each division.
III tlllino-i. 1 10111.hi soul I 1 i n tin* I.,*ii,*fit of nn-mhci - of tho
and celled the hospital for space
stead nf a hammer, lie said, Mi hmvi-r
High echool bands Ih the oarade for the three victims of the gas thorised to close schools on the
"-in cu ll ol Die pulli n', ul fcpnrtiio'iil in |irnciir'.lig I'lio'lgenafternoon of Dec. 3 In time for
wllllncliid#: P. K. Yonge. Gaines sing.
Two camllilnti’s for tin* post of ■•lake stone contribution lo the wel l.endinnn prneiued a crow lm1 fi>on .1inli-iitii-ig i.inl "l.ilki'd like .hi 1 v fundi,
pnpll* to participate In the San- City Comlssiont-r will hi> (hi- only fare of this Citv and believe* it i« Iti'i truck, which lie threw ul Mi Isiibit
ville; Miami Senior High. Miami;
lull! -I " III itllli'il
1 it)■■•1 o ffic ii 1 elected were P a According to Mrs. E. \V. Itlley, ford Christmas parade, at the re
Ocala High. Ocala. L
names to appear on Ihn hallnl ucxl every man's duly to plav Ids pari Tudil. Tlie latter meanwhile Inn!
"He » .i> smelt .1 Dok-.in I,Dt 1 1 ill until S II Spi'IICO, v lc v p r c s lnicked
np
a
piece
of
lumhei
which
Bind* will Mao taka part In a there was no room In the hospital quest of John Pierson, chairman Tuesday In (hr (’liv election
Mi t '1,1milk lli'puhhi hi in 111it 1111
in the rlvtl and ntdiliial life of tin
b ill. 11111I M l-- K -te lle J i'llliillg s ,
the time the doctor called. She of the Junior Chamber of Com
he threw up in front of til* fnci
pre-Gator Growl band festival Fri at
M his I 11-1 lop ul Du- dot in u -cn 'iiiry and tu -u -u re r, whilu
All Itnllollng In this election will community In which he lives.
requested 20 minute* to ninku merce Christmas parade commit
as
the
crow
bur
came
hurtling
to
day night.
Muskegon 0 Dining i sI iiiiiiIi i I ii iiii iiibi'i • of the in lv i-o ry cinnm ltHe moved lo Sanford following
ha conducted nt one null nlnce »t
the crltlrally-lll woman, tee,
Gatoi Growl la the aecood larg way ICfor
jp inhi to ;r,,iHHl hv I'olli'e 1 hlef F i 1 1 tei- m e Sgt. \\ A. Horn, Sgt. II.
a alla ae n ih , Paa* Pl*el
tha Cltv Hall in the Citv Commi*- his retirement in IPIM, originally ward him The lumber defleelcd
of
il
est event of the homecoming week
F C io d i-u h iil/ t u m i d old .d H .1
New teechera anpolnted were a* sion's room. Tha polls will he open planning to live in Orlando, hut «h" " '|,K|'•
“ ,,url1" "
W Tench mid l.t. Max Hass.
end. drawing nearly aa many fans
follows: Lvman School, Mr*. Mil from 7:00 n.m. until 7:00 p.m. ac liked this city so much better In
1 lo greet Du- P re s id e n t
( ( *<rtllHiiwif O n r n n r I ' l a r l
Tin* f lr .l funcDoii of ihe new
ag fhe homecoming football game
There Trtim uu warned that it oi g im i-a tion wdl I'l- Die sponsor
dred McMilllon, graduate of East cording to II. N. Saver, Citv Clerk, decided to remain here, lie lm*
Die n.dion follow* Itepidtlii-iiii ad ing id tin- fil'd m intial I’olice B all
ern Montana Teacher* College; where approximately ,'IJIOI) regis never regretted this decision, tie
vice "we ll weaken nor defenses"
Wilson .School, Mrs. Mcl.lea Ben- tered voter* will lie allgihle to said, and Intends to make Sanford Truman Drops Word
und lei Die •'ii (11111 nut i l h "la ke Doc. I t nt Do- M nvfnir Inn. Proton. graduate of Florida State vote.
hla
permanent
home.
l-eeil- w ill go to tin* use of the u sLAKELAND t*-Florld a's first University) U ke Mary School,
over
"
h Running ThinffH It Adi.il
Mr. Cordell Is the iminedlule
Only the voting In City election
cold snap of the season arrived Mr*. Jewell Riser of Sanford, who
Slevetlsun is eleeled lie -iiciu tiiin .
ahead of time but didn't catch tho I* attending Stetson University) will he held at the City Hall, as past commander of the Cnmphrllw ill eiiidinue "tightiug for u last
none nf the poll* for the three looming Post 83 of the American
ABOARD TRUMAN fit AIN. r
C IT Y II V if llE C C E
Pednral-Stato Frost Warning Serv
me pean ." In- told Du- uiidlem e
end
Croome
Academy,
a
new
band
Sanford precinct* In the general t<cglon, president of the Legion A tape recording taken hv rmlnA p p io d iiiu ti'ly nun C ity e in ice napping.
master,
E.
K.
Jam
es,
graduate
of
Fair Association, director for the station KGI.O of Mason City had
pbiyec- und D ieli fam ilies attended
election will he located there.
Tha twice s day frost bulletin*
PRISON I ills KILLED
Die iiiiim n l C ity hnrhvcue lust night
Conteatanta In the City Commis Seminole County Hnschnll Associa President Truman starting Id*
don’t begin regularly until Nov. 1, Hampton College In the slate of
Virginia.
PUSAN .f Four Koreans were at the Hew barlii'cuo pit on tha
but the bureau was watching the
sion rare arc J. Denver Cordell, tion, u director of the Seminole s|>ecch tn a trulnslde crowd at
Bids were accepted from the owner and operator nf Cordell's County Snortsmnn's Association Manly, la., yesterday wills the killed and three were wounded to ground- uf tin- Farm er* Auction,
weather map and warned Florida
tiny win ,1 III lm nii-i gueiri|las at m oth of S m ifn id mi Highway
|arinert of frost danger this morn- Hill Hardware Company f o r * naw Kcpalr Service. 403 East 8coml nnd a member of tin- First Baptist following words;
refrigerator, coating (018.09, for Street, and Col. Paul J. Choster Church.
"Well. Ihls I* fine. I ccrtninlv tempted .1 m u s s prison escape
17-93.
Guards quelled Die riot utter 15
Meteorologist Warren O. Johnson ih* Wait Side Primary Rchool son. veteran of 38 year* of service
Colonel Chcstersnn is a member appreciate your getting up und
Th e liiirh.-i'iic wa* prepared by
Tax Bills Mailed
coming
down
here
nt
this
time
of
minutes
hy
tiring
into
a
group
of
•aid the throat waa not a major lunch room, and from ih* RrlU In the United State* Army.
of the Enlsronul Church, the Elk*
C u rl W illia m -, while meal cutter*
day
to
look
at
thethe
man
who
is
Tax Collector M l, but beans In extreme North Tractor Company for a tractor and Mr. Cordell hoi stated he has no nnd the Blue Lodge of the Masonic running tho cainonlgn for presi jirlsonir* who were attempting to were Mux lln -- , Joe Hickson, W .
break lido a weapons storehouse A. Horne mid Bell Butler. Sidney
riofMa "would ba In Jeonardy." lawn ntuwar for Ih* Rcmlnola High political tie* or affiliations with Order.
The prison commander said all It b-hard -upervlsed the a ffa ir,
The men are contestants for the dent." Tho recording showed Ihut
John L. Oallowat, Tax 0*1 teeter, Icaltered frost and possibly light School farm, costing WM after any group or faction. "I am run
Truman
hesitated
in
the
middle
of
the rioting prisoners formerly were w hile Mrs. Gulie M ichael super
announced today that tax bills are damage waa possible for tender settlement on trade-in of old equip ning for thla office because l am post which Is being vacated hy
the sentence.
member* ol Communist led guer vised the serving of coffee and re
being placed In thg nulla gnvnrMf truck In low spots as fer south as ment.
vitally am? alncerely Interested in Commissioner Andrew Cnrruwoy,
The train arrived at Manly about rilla hands
No danger was seen for citrus
freshment*.
who
is
retiring
after
six
years
of
1081 taxes end that the U x books
the
Industrial
and
all
around
7:18
a.
in.
A
crowd
estimated
hy
, MARKET MEET
WUl he d m fer Hyascat begin- or tM Mg South Florida vegetable
growth of our town and I hope service
lice atat 2.000
was
■I i on
Iv thr. governing
I 1 ...4body. # . police
2,000
was on
on hand
hand utut
Hamer Ballard, County adminis that I ran do my bit to make our
Under the * uggrred system for
railroad station but tho last
PLEADS INNOCENT
f t u isn't tho earliest Florida haa
° f t * Nforthtr ita tod that It le to •
WASHINGTON
— Henry W.
aeon boat In the U years the hu trative officer far tha Production- community a batter place In which electing commissioners, one will ho car, from which the President
named Tuesday, two more nexl spolio, halted a nuartar mile away (The Dutchman) lirunewald today
HIT/
man M l been operating. That waa Marketing Administration, and our children ran live.
"If Ih# people nf Honfnrd *ro year and the remaining two the and only a handful of the crowd pleaded innorent to u 22 count
"Lost In Ala-kn"
----- the da i Johnson took Mr*. Lacy Grantham, dark, will
N at. alacouws is i p e i i rer pi
attend 0 conference tomorrow of fit to elect me. I will conaclentlous. next year, liefore tho cyrlo begin* heard hla two-mlnulo speech.
charge ut contempt of Congress
1:00 . 8:48 - 4:30 • 0:18 - 8:00
0:48
KGLO'a business office said thnt arising from his refusul to answur
ilntalned Jointly Dlitriet R of PMA at tho Orange ly do everything In my power to once more. Each member of the
group serves three
year*,..within boura ofter Tmman made questions pul to him by a House
accordance with
what
I flva-man
MOVIELANH
ract
- . In _________
______
- ---------------- --.
Bureau and county court bona*. Orlando.
r from tho atete think la to Ut* beat Interest of the with new memtiere taking office, the remarks il had received fovcral committee investigating tax frauds.
"Puiulura und the Rlylitff
(irunewald was arraigned In
Ul* will last! die- town aa a whole and all of It* cit- Jan. 1, Immediately following lhdr Itelephone requests from Heoubll.
Dutchman"
. tha parform- loana."
elactlona. The Commission then'can leaders for verification of the U. S. District Court befuro Judge
Start • 0:30
llolilha jJ .. Laws, who
who set nts
hi* trial
ono case, tor
1M2 PMA proCol. ChaaUnon haa aald that he hold* an ortamsational
organisational meeting at 1|quotations and, In
In^ono
for noiiina
Feature 7:30
' (• entar (ha n o * for com- whlah they elect tho mayor from permission to use the tape record- 1 to begin Jon. 19 ami released him
Last Complete Show 9:28
Ung. Thla waa not given.
'under (2,300 bond.
dura far tho 1963 procram.
baaauaa ha would Ilka to th* group.
Power To Counties To Be Voted On War tiewwn Gov-
r
Hospital Proves
Inadequate For
Poison Victims
Sanford Sailor
Mayor Urges All
Freeholders To
Support Hospital
Leadman Trial On Truman Blasts
Assault Charges At Eisenhower
Begins In Court On Peace Issue
a
1
Huge Parade Will
Herald Florida’s
Ceremony Friday
Bids Are Let At
Meeting Of Board
Of County Schools
Only Two Candidates Entered
For City Commission Election
Weather Service Is
Not Caught Napping
He I
By
Movie Time Tuble
tim il
k*1w i - u e v ' - ' ■"»* —y-.v- -
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EFC Lenders Ovor1 Power Seminoles;
M e tts Intercepts
Couple Of Passes
By K E N T C H K T I.A IN
It took th* East Florida Confer•net’* leading K<>tt*rlinun High
of Bt. Augustine with Itl smooth,
prtclsloned gridiron machine «.f
power - running,
blocking
nm l
Squally tenacious defensive niinlltOa to anap Seminole
Hit'll
School’* 7-game victory
skein,
■panning the HIM ami IBM pig■kin *fa*on*.
The Inevitable end to Hanford’s
rldlron successes came Inst Friay night In the Memorial S ta
dium before the season’s largest
turnout of an estimated 1,860 who
watched the game hut outplayed
Seminole* collapse, 18-6.
S
Itooa ilannum Junior Mett*
plele holocaust hut fur thr
"nerer-dle” spirit of senior halfbark Junior Melts. The little
Lake Monro* locomotive foreStilled Ihe flral twit Yellow
Jacket scoring tnnrrhes with
timely pass Intercept Inn* behind
tb* Celery Feds goal line........
ruled an automatic “lourhhark"
Attendance A t Memorial Stadium Hits 6,758 Mark For 4 Games
5 .0 9 1
P ay
To
The new Memorial Stadium has
proved to l»- l.adlv needed shot of
adrenaline for Seminole High
School’s football team at least in
sofar ns attendance ohd gate re
ceipts are concerned. In the first
four games the Feds seem destined
to set nn all-time record at the
gale.
In I hone four contrat* 6,758
fans have Hatched the Semiaides, 5,It'll of them paid. Houghly ’•peaking, the averaged paid
reahrs |;272 while the average
rrowd has been 1,690 per game.
The Cltv of Sanford bus profil
ed with the Celery Feds. Its share
has I,een $.'l!i!l.3li from these games
while In addition they have picked
Up $HM) more for the riel of lights.
Altogether, the City has received
$418(80.
Taking these ftglireH on .r per
centage basis, Hie ( it, has iniido
CIO.*2.5 per game from the tax
and *121*3 5 a game Including
the lav and light fees.
The City charges $'.!.’• per night
foi the lights, which In turn is
paid to the Florida Power nml
Light Company. From the tax re
ceipts the City pays for the cost
of converting the Stadium over
from hnsehall to football. Any
motley left In lined to pay for the
new park.
Here are the attendance figures
for each game thin year.
I’alil
Fiintls
l.'MIt
Lee-dung
I
Tavares
I
St. Augustine
I
Totals
5
The following is I
for , a, li game.
(•nine
lav
First! $ 9 1'.hi
Gene Falridge
arda before nlepplng oul-ofBund*.
Added to tills, Metis, wIII! WIIR
watched like no escnncd-emivirt
all night by the alert K itlrilin ic.
defense, managed to break away
mid-way in Ihe third period on two
■(might end runs, one n lO ynnb r
followed hy a 6 -yard sweep to give
the Celery Fed* their lone T il of
t
i_
th r
h a n fo kd
h
e r a l d
-------------------------------------------- n . . L »
r ? „ nL
K e t t e r lin u s
Ski-Capades Arc •
Postponed A g a i n
Until Next Sunday
Carl Voii llerhulls, 26-year-old
howling champion of Sanford in
1961, has launched III* 1962 offen
sive to regain the Individual howl
ing leud from his arch-rival, Paul
Pexolil, as this week’s averages re
veal the youthful pin smasher has
risen to second place In the City
circuit with a 167.0 average.
Appleby
Steel*
Pexolil still maintains his top
position with n 171.0 mark hut ha*
Harold
Appleby
Hob Steele
shown sign* of wuvriitig in recent
week*, lie milled only .6 uf n per
Total centage |m#i 111 to hi* leverage this
1,66(1 week while Von llerhulls gained
2 .H over his lust week's total of
164.2.
Harold Appleby displayed Ihe
'hiirpe*! Ilirrenne ltd* week hy
pulling hiniMelf up to Ihe No. 3
position with ii 3.2 uoillt rise
during Ihe week. Appleby pass
ed third-weeded Kolterl Steele
and fourth
ranking
Orville
Tourhtoil in Ihe process.
t Ity
*119.90
I 17 66
116.86
130.60
Steele, while n|||iping into the
$199.30 fourth spot this week, actually
Seminole milled ii 6 percentage enin. I'exold
T h e re n ic -till two
I'nrne* rem aining in th«* Memorial
S ltu lliiiii i l l ' y e a r, Nov. I I w ith
Seahrei-ye o f llnvtonu mid (he big
bolileeotoillg game mi Thu n k*
g iving n lg lit, Nov. ‘.91, w llli l>"
Land.
At the |I|I-I-||1 piojrrteil m il
lin' city should net $690 on the
the evening.
hi-iihoii'h In* receipt* mol a total
The contest opened with both of $760 including the lights. These
team* being held aroreles* in the figure* do not ineluili- the Crnmil*
Initial perlIml. Junior Fullhnrk Armil'mv game*. They have play
Frank Hensley broke |on-ie on Id* ed twice in the Memorial Stadium,
own 86-yard atrip*-, behind u per hut llieir gain receipts were nut
fect hole over the Hanford left available.
tackle, lo oul-dlstanre the Remltiole eeeondary and n valiant leap
fn$r try on the part of Melt* for a
tremendous 64-yaid run, !<> pay
dirt- This put the Jackets out in
front at the half hy a 6 0 margin.
Winter I'ark, there
Prior to Henley’a sprint, Melt In
New Smyrna, there
tercepted the two fatal end Xline
Keahreere, her*
paesea from the arm of Jacket
Open
Quarterback Wayne Bussey.
Del.and, her*
Iluxay Nsiirlgtil. a I (10-puund
weight lifting halfback, who is
reputed lo lie Ihe fa*leN| hair
lo the Seminole end /one for Ihe
berk In Ihe rnnfarenrr, wn* par
third nod final Ht. Augustine
doned at Ik# halftime intermi*'I'D In Ike fourth period.
awn for hla hunting Inrllnallon*
After Nuurlght and llrure |’nand allowed to play |n thr Kel- rcttl oruvlded the momentum for
terlinua barkfletd during the
the Yellow Jackets third period
aecond half. Ht. Augustine's na
lliiust to Ihe Houlnole six. Bill
ture-bey not only displayed hi*
Moseley, center took the hall back
■peed but earned hla rnlempllnn
from Hussey, hiding It behind his
hr spearheading the Jacket* Inst
leg* momentarily, and then sneak
offensive going 82 yard* on mil*
ed the distance through the con
alae play a for a $-1 average and fused Seminole line for the second
HI. Augustine touchdown.
The Frvls, badly nutwelghtrd
and nutrlawsed both on defense
G A M E S T A T IS T IC S
and offriiae, were seriously
Hushing
har.dirsuped hy Jo* I'lrkena' IIIAt.
Yd.
oe*a. The stalwart of Ihe Semi
nole line played despite hla near
exhausted rimdlllon. It was annarenl to nil observers that Ihe
hard hilling tarkle was nut hla
usual bent. F.il "The Rocket"
l.oekrll, likewise, shook off a
h.tdIv trampled hand lo finish
mil ihe gam* In the final per*
Funllng
hid.
liuhlui lllshvc, newly converted
I’tYd.
A rg
4
101
40.3 end and sub fulllmrk Gene Estrldgo mail* key tarklea In atopBrorutf
TD BF KFM T l 1 plug Ihe hullet-llke Nnurlght.
t o
o
It Terry Cordell, n center and tackle
Nnllry plnyi-d n determined defen
0
0
1 0
sive game. Ro*s Ilannum. Junior
guard, and quarterback J. II. How
ell were Hnnfurd'a hero* In de
feat,
Itenlev led the ground gainers
Rushing
with 140 yards In 16 carries. Metta
rolled up 78 In 14 while punting
fur an amaxlngly high 40,1 averFststs Computed
(Vlury Fed Schedule
lend* the t'itv l.engtie Imwler* ill
lotoi |iiii » with II III.
I.nvt yeiu at till* time Von Herliulis itml I’exold were wnging a
two-way lull Ile for the top aver
age hoiiora. A* it tin- ease this
year. I’mil held the leading aver
age with it 167.1 while Carl wav
in second place with u 163.2 mark.
Close behind Von llcrtmlia was
liny Carroll with u 163.1 average.
Carroll toduy iv way down the Hat
with ii 140.2 percentage,
Von llerhulls hud the most pins
leveled with 3934 and Boy Holler
IiiiiI howled the best game Up to
that point with ii 213 effort.
I'inw II.(I. Avg.
I’nul I'emlil
4110 226 171.0
Cm I Von l|ei hull* IINIH 203 107.
Harold Appleby
297.7 193 106.3
Hubert Steele
8919 231 103.7
Orville Tmichton
3900 226 102 IH
Hill llm lw lek
1910 210 Mil IM
.link Kminer
3702 199 I60.IH
11umill 11••rlint
3710 291 160.2
George I’exold
3662 191 162.4
Will Skeht
2126 IH6 161.12
Hunk Krotxer
3026 190 161.2
Allen Negrotto
3606 180 160.6
I'ete Kite!
3697 197 149.21
Lurry I'evil3619 188 H U .lt
Hobby Horsdorf
2248 168 149.13
Ed.ly Klrchhoff
.7688 196 149.12
Jessy Cooke
8681 180 149.6
I. nwlon Boss
36.70 188 147.8
Calvin lim y
3618 179 140.14
George Stine
8070 180 146.10
liny Carroll
3008 168 140.2
I'rtn linker
870 170 140.
Tummy Cobh
I 896 IM3 I 46.U
Iwon l.nwson
3417 186 144.21
Kalph Hubbard
30.33 191 144.7
Henry Bussell
3431 tBO 142.23
John llerhst
2608 181 142.16
Frank Hchaiitteet 1718 188 142.8
Luther David
886 171 142.3
Clyde I'lercy
3204 163 183.12
II. K. Hardison
2373 167 131.16
Dave Miller
1600 168 130.0
Ted Burnell
1626 161 127.2
I’hll Stanley
760 146 126.3
Bnlph I'rescolt
379 141 126.1
F. I’exold
Von llarbulla
Carroll
Holler
Ludwig
My G A Y L E TA LB O T
NEW YO R K <>P»— The AntariBasketball I.eagU*. oldest of
the professional cage groups, has
been disbanded because two of
its member teams insisted upon
lilaying men who were Involved
in iast year’s "dumping" scandals.
This has stirred up a quite
lively debate between those who
feel
that the erring athletes
'hotild he givvn every chance to
irhubilitate themselves and a
larger segment which contend*
ihul there I* no place In sports
(or a player who one* ha* been
•aueht defrauding the public.
“ Wh made a mistake, one of
the lioy* was quoted. "Do we
have to gu on paying fur It fur
the rest of our lives."
Not nrcessarlly. A man who
lakes sample* from a bank and
Mrves his time ran find a Job
alien he gets out, but they don’t
i lit him In the teller's cage again.
It’s n rule.
B a t t ik
Draws Top Crowd
Of 1,850 As Paid
Gate Hits $993.20
Sports Roundup
(•lime
Jake Howell
W a tch l i /
is ii
While Hurricane "Fox" spent It
self over the Bnlmiua*, it* wake
of stiff wind* veiterdnv whipped
Sanford's shoreline mifficiently to
cancel the l.ions-sponsored SkiCnpades for the second consrrutlvo
Sunday afternoon.
Hut aa stubborn and dogged aa
the weatherman. Hill Martin,
producer of the nalion'a largest
ski-skimming troupe, promised
to be bark again nest Sunday
afternoon for hi* third straight
attempt at giving the fan* their
monay'a worth after la*l Sun
day's
abbreviated
beginning.
That la uf course— weather per
mitting.
The Lions Club has been "try
ing" to sponsor the Hki-Cnpnde*
to rnlse funds for their visual aid
We have Just heard, rourtesy of
program among youths of Sem
umpire Larry Guett, uf the time
inole County.
I'asev Stengel, thru playing with
Lions rhuiriiiuu for Ihe water Brooklyn, ran afoul of the one und
show, Clarence Welsh who has hern 1 1 nlv Bill Klein.
In a virtunl slate of confusion and
Casey, ordered by Uncle WIIworry all last week, resigned him
self to the situation after assisting hert Itiihirison to hunt, laid one
Martin and his crew pulling out down the first base line. Almost
the floating Jump platform amid a hnmi-dlntelv It rolled outside nml
traffic Jiiiii the northeast corner llie old arbitrator clurtned "Foul"
of Park Avenue and l.nkefront before Stengel could even start to
Boulevard, late yesterday after run.
lull as the sphere, neared first
noon.
base It struck a neblile, or some
thing, and veered hack Into fair
territory.
The opposing
first
toseninn picket it lip, stepped on
the ling , mill Klein yeelleed "Out.”
lb- then strolled over a few steps
NEW YORK. UB-A* the college lu spriik to Kohinson.
" F iii sorry, Itubby,” he said
football season swings Into Its sec
nod half of play. 40 teams ore lilucntingly. ” 1 guess I was n
listed among the nation's list of Idlle busting in calling that one.
Mill it did start outside, ns you
unbeaten untied elevens
I »»w, and I linil no way of know
Seven of Ihe teams are major I
colleges They include Maryland ing it would cuiiii- hark In. I'm
Georglu Tech. Duke, Southern Cull •.urrv, Hobby."
All the time this was going un
fomln, UCLA, Vlllunovn and Michl
gati Slate All have won six straight Stengel Just stood ut the plate
games except
Mlrhlgan State with a stunned look. He hadn't
Klein
which has taken five In a row snid a word Suddenly
A pulr of minor Ichonls, I’ehi wheeleed o n hllll.
"A* for you. you nut," he bel
Nebr
Teachers und Northern
Slate (Gkla.J, each have seven sue li, wed, "go hack to the bench and
*il down!”
resvlve victories.
The full extent of the outrage
Among the learns to drop from didn't occur to Casey until he was
the rank* Saturday wrre Call hsrk In the dugout. Then he pro
furnla. Holy Cross, Virginia and ceeded to demolish the water
Bucknell.
cooler,
School* with a five straight win
“ And for that,” he slurmed, "I
record Include Florida A A 61.
gel called a nut."
to Grid CIuIihStill
Itemain Undefeated
Last Friday night’s SeminoleDELAN O idt—(iriiKuy from a 54
My STERLINCJ N I.A PPEY
Associated Press Sports Writer 13 beating handed out by the Par Ht. Augustine gridiron contest
ris Island Marine*. Stetson's Hat drew the season’s top crowd of
Four game* this week entl -ln ters set about today to reform their 1.860 and the largest paid atten
Birmingham. Durham. N. C . Ox football forces for their traditional dance total of I JIM. The (183 * l£
ford. Miss, and Knoxville will have game with the Florida Stale Uni
a lot of influence In determining versity Seminole* here next Sat dent tickets sold for the clam
constituted another record.
which
Southeastern
Conference unlay
While the 1,894 paid gate
teams play In a bowl New Year’s
Thr Marine eleven, made up of eclipsed the l^eshurg game record
day.
ex college stars and professionals, of |,?188, the net proceeds from
Flfst off, Georgia Tech's most found (lie going rough through the
Important game of the year will ■latter forward wall but scored the Ketterlinus game did not sur
be ploved In Durham against six limes by using their aerial pass the Leesburg tilt. In all
$993.20 was collected at the gam*
Duke, lloth are unbeaten und on game.
lied. Duke is a member of the
Quarterback Sam Vacant!, for last Friday night. The total re
b6wl banning Southern Conference, mer Iowa and Purdue back, threw ceipts from the I^eshurg gams
so the Blue Devils' chances of a five of thr touchdown passes- Par are not available, hut the tag paid
New Years game are clouded.
ris Island commanded a 26 7 half to the City was over 1108 as com
pared with the $108.30 paid a f t f
Not so Georgia Tech. The Idea time lead.
persists that should Tech win In
Stetson made the game's first last Friday’s game.
The City charge* a 10-cent tax
Durham, something that's highly touchduwn In (lie opening period
possible, a bowl bid will be ex after End Guido Tambur blocked on each psld adult admission and
tended and accepter) then and a Marine punt on the Parri* Is 8-rents on each student ticket.
there, regardleaa of how Tech land 12 A penally put the ball nn Here are the figures for the game
farea In remaining games against the 4 and from there Bobby Marks with Ketterlinus last Friday night.
Army. Alabama, Florida State and bucked it over In Iwo play*
Total*
Georgia
,
674
The Hallers' other touchdown Adults
678
Tech received and accepted u came In the third period when Students
93
bid to the Orange Bowl last year the Stetson passing game clicked Children
lust after mid season anil juvl alter I brew to Billy Odom for the score Negro Students
3
tying Duke 14 14 Tech und Coarh
Negro Adult
Bobby Dodd are well known und
Season Ticket Holder*
\
well liked by all Ihe bowls, e*
Adult
134
WOMEN’S
G
O
LF
peclally Ihe Orange which likes to
Students
11
JA C K SO N V ILLE UM
Promoter Totals
get the Jump on the bigger Sugar
1.394
Jimmie
Murdock
announced
Sun
Bowl.
From this gate, $106 50 was paid
Alabama persists In holding day that Hie second annual Jack to the City from the ta i receipt*
sunvllle
women's
open
golf
tour
open Its bowl candidacy. The Ala
and an additional $36 for the cost
hama-Georgla gome In Binning nami-nt will he held March 0 7 H, of lights to the City, totaling
1953
ham could give the Tide a temst
Date of the $3,50U, 54 hole medal $ I lift.6(1 paid to the City.
In prestige allhough Georgia is
With the season’s total atten
play
event was set after a tele
badly off key this season In de
dance reaching the (1,768 mark for
fense. Alabama lust Its big game. phone conference with tournmieul the first four games, Seminole
20 0, to Tennessee two weeks ago Manager Fred Corcoran of I hi- High School officials expect 10,000
hut followed that with a fine 42 19 Women's Professional Golf Asso fans will attend this year’s t i j
w I n Saturday over Mississippi elalion Louixe Suggs won In 1952 home games. The paid figure
Stale. The record is now 5 1
should surpass the $7,000 figure.
Tennessee should win not only
1’rindpal Herman E- Morris,
at home Saturday against North
Seminole High Shnol, predicted
Carolina, but also In every oilier
that this year would see u new
game this fall against L S U .
season’s gate record established at
Florida. Kentucky and Vanderbilt
S IIS. lie also said that, if the
Gen Boh Neyland's defense mind
crowds continue to be ns large ss
ed Vols who suddenly have de
they have been, the school will
veloped an offenso, lost only to
make money fur the first time In
Duke. 7 0. In early season Satur
I I years.
day little Wofford was a 60 0 vie
Bin of Ihe Vols.
HOWL GAM E
O
The final "bowl" derision gumo
LA K ELA N D UH - First foothill
should lie Ihe L. S. U.-Mississippi
leant plrketl for the Santa Claus
get together lit Oxford, Miss The
Bowl here In Decainber Is Wilson.
Hebei* still are unbeaten and now
N. C.
seem to be percolating properly.
Three oilier* will be selected
They are twloa tied however, and
later for the contest for the myth
lack prestige which la helpful In
ical national midget champion
wooing big dow!' Invitations.
ship. Sem ifinal games will bo
played Dec. 27 anil Ihe chainplonLast weak Mississippi mauled ____............................... ...........
Arkafisaa, 34 7. L. B. U. got kicked meet the Miami Hurricane.!
prngram was planned Imlav for
ihe Univerhlly of Miami Hurrl
canes In prcpurullon for their
game with Kentucky Friday night
m the Orange llwl
Coach Andy Gustafson plans to
cram all the week'-i contact work
into Tuesday's practice session
'Flu- Miami mentor said Ids loot
halier* ployed good enough in lorn
lug hack Marquette last week to
have u lessening in Ihe practice
pace Miami defeated Mnri|m-lte,
FO O TBA LL R ESU LT S
SUNDAY
By The Associated I'ret*
Vlllanova 34 Xavier (Ohio) ?u
St. Vincent'* (F a ) 21 Scranton 20
L A T E SATU KIIAY
Connecticut 25 Delaware 13
Glenvllle 26 Davie Elkins 7
Ix-nolr Rhyne 42 Western Carolina
13
Carson Newman 20 Maryville u
Emory-llcnry 27 Middle Tonn 7 '
East Carolina 41 Guilford 0
Allen 1$ Morris Brown 6
Catawba 12 Eton 0
Appalachian 27 East Tennrsiea
27 (Tie)
West Georgia 13 Hiwassee 6
Mlllsnp* 21 Mlsaisslppl College 20
Farris Island Marine* 54 .Stetson IS
Tulia 21 Wichita 0
Arltona 13 llurdln-NImmoni 12
Houston 6 Arinina Style (Tempo) 0
New Mexico 14 Texas Western tS
Arlxona State (Flagstaff) v* Now
Mexico Highlands, ruled "no
contest" when lights failed with
12 seconds left
SsrjfDlego Navy 23 Collage of Pa
Ttto 1-1*0 series wives yea the OtdllUnel lattiaailanai
xtoalsa. pint asaveal d ilx r vaeitsit sad sets et kao-
Ik * rvagad U 4 J laaddsai U yxktO «Hb p«ifa/i*a*<a.
V*r —N cart*
lint* to op«fata and awlntol*.
110 aad 142 Uik a h t'IU m . OCW lf.000 lb*.
Unmatched for dependability V
W haravar thara'a w ork to be done, you'll
find International 'IVucks taking un the
tougher jobs.
. Duck owners count un the ruggeiltieu
•ad dependability that bava kapt Uui i tme
International famous since 1007. They want
the extra year* of low-cost aorvica which
International atmnina provide*.
If you’ro looking fur a truck you can da*
pend tt|M>n, come and m-u ua.
la ltra s llta s l 1-14# itd s i
evailabto to OVW l 14,000
to U.000 Ibt. DO. 143, 114.
aad 1/3 la. w k sslb alti.
Cksks at *M*r bady ttylaa.
13 H. itoka bady ibeea.
Whittier 43 California Tech 8
• leek fer these
Internatlenal eacluilveit
• tilvsr Dlaiaand valts-to-ksad 0»ik
* s | ls * i a it I«|a*d, gatksd wllb
gawar. I*«toaaiad to leva yea
glaaty as agatallnf aad swtotoaeave
• lb* laaelail, movt caatoftobla tab
ss tka raad - Ika Caa.la Vl.kn Cab.
Oaa-glaia t«<a,.ilthl wladvklald.
Naw aitaaltol
saa-ylaia tafaly
■tow avallabla.
Patsaa Inlarcaptad
a kagkr-vtoattoa lyvtoai-aaca pssWva
laalral. Wldar fiaat ealas Mete peailbla tell » /• tarslsg aagla far
•rtator ataseavaiabllKy.
■ I I I bestsawdats,.. avarytkiaa (ram
H-toe phknpt I t 79,000 ft. OVW
raltoft. Ckaok adagtobia to • wide
Tarkly at bady lyya*.
Mixed League
7:30 P. M.
Sanford Bowling
Alley
SEMINOLE TRUCK & TRACTOR CO.
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Delivery. hy 7:00 I*. M-. plra.e rail
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AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW S P A P ER
EHtaMishorl 1{108
Chinese Reds
Beat Koreans
. On Sniper Hill
Meets Iter ‘Dream General’
SAN FO RD ,
____ 1
HOK Soldiers Hurled
Off Crest By Hard
Chut fifing Attackers
Covered ByBarrage
• By MTAN~eARTK.lt
SKOUI., ( Wctlnrsday i W(—Abnul
t e 700 Chlnr*c Brils In » surprise at* lack by numnllght threw South Ko
rean Iroup* off the crest of Sniper
ltld|(r early Iml.iy
The Itrds struck the Central
r'rmit hrlghl Tuesday ulglil withmil the iisiml prelimlmiry nrlitters*
hnrraue which would have warned
Ihe Knrenu defenders an attack
was ruining
A front dhpalch said Ihe Knrrans woie Inreed oil (he bright—
• l ’llijKiliit Hill -sliorlly alter tnlil
night. Allied arlillerv llien began
In pulverize I'lnpoini with an In
Iciiae barrage.
The Chinese luittalinn launched
Ihe assault from n slronu point on
Ihe noTlhem c-ilgn of Sniper.
Oil Ihe eastern fmnl. North Ko
lean Iteds slnniined twice at Allied
lines on bleak and rugged Heart
break Kiriur U N Iroupa llirew I
them hack willi lleree counterattacks About .'am reds powered
J | the twin assault
Knell attack
^ farced a 'liglil prnelriiUon which
was ipiieklv sealed
Fur lo the west U S Marines
mopped up the Iasi Coiiiiiinnlsl
resistance and restoreil Iheli line,
on Ihe If, S Eighth Army’s led
flunk The l.enfliernecks reimrted
destruction of a complete <iilnese
Communist rcgim enl-about 3,(khi
n,cn
Odham Is Indicted
For Manslaughter
In Fatal Accident
HKI.ANI) igi—Hugh It <llillv )
fxlhain. brother of llrallev Odham.
was Inilii'lril/iv n grand Jury Mon
day on n ehnrife of manslaughter
for killing two pcrunnt in a traffic
uechlcnf.
The ImllMmenl an id he wax un
der Ihe Influence of lltpior.
Killed In the nrcident last June
22 al Unvluna tlencli were Holier!
O' Toole. ITT. hiul hla granddaughter,
lllanu Mill*, to. Imth id Del.nuil
They. Mr* O’Toole and nnnlher
graniltlniighli’r, Until MIIIr, 12,
were on Ihe way lo a Ouytonn
lleach husnilnl to nee tin- young
iler>' mother
Odhain (old'palin' lie wus going
|u f»i (.1 miles an hour when "the
first thing I know this <O'Toole I
cur was exnelly lo frotit of roe I
tried lo until v (he brakes. Thai'a
when we hit.**
Investigating police testified at
a coroner's jury hearing that (idhum registered .17 on n ilrimknmefer lest two hours after the ncrblent Thev said n person Is presometl lo ho under Ihe Infturuee
of Ihpmr id 13.
Tfie coroner's Jury found ilia)
OTonle amt Ids granilililighter
.died "tiy felony caused hy Odhnm
In Ihe operation of on aidnntnhlle
at an excessive rate of speed ami
In a eulouhlv negligent manner
while under the Influence nf liq
uor."
The Irdlrlmenl said Odham wax
"under the Influence nf Intoxicating
llmmr lo inch an extent as to'de
prive him nf Ihe full possession of
Ills normal fund Ilea.
(hlliain continued free on flO.INN)
bond, Hie same bond ho posted
idler Ihe r-oroncr's jury gave Us
verdict Manslaughter In Florida
Is pmdslmhle hy one to 20 ycara
in prison
Odham'x brother; Hraltey, wax
■lefealrd for Ihe Democralle nomlnnlimi for governor In Inst May's
primaries. Roth live In .Sanford.
CAP Cadet Squudron
Aids Ocala Squadron
The Sanford Cadet squadron nf
Hie Civil A ir Patrol assisted the
D**sla *n<iBdr"n In "Operation
W akr-lln" on K atu n kf nml Runday with "homhlng" or Ocala anil
surrounding towns.
All rad eta nxslsted In the search
and rem-ne misslnn whlr*> %ss condirted south nf lha Drain airport.
Saturday night the O. A. P. had
a big hanger dnneo for all the radels and visitors,
Those assisting Cspt. John An
des of Rxefnrrl were: Cadet f.t.
Harvey Wilkinson, L L Thomaa
Andes, Sat. Picky Kind* II. Bgt
Rodman ffrnmley, Lonnie Dillard,
Jimmie Rlythe, and Lonnie Green.
A HOARD EKBBX
G R E A T L A K E S , III. (SpMlaD
— Bervln" aboard the aircraft
rarrler U8R Rsxea In thn 'F a r
Kaat, Is Albert E. Hall, hollerman
second elaxs, 1J8N son of Mr. and
M n . Albert Hall nf 31S East
Eleventh Street, Sanford, and
husband nf th* former Miss Jewel
; Rlark of 8A Cherry Ave, Rrrmer-
F L O R ID A
T U E S D A Y OCT. IX
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and in noMhcmf an !
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A ssm 'iiitrd D ress Leuncil W ire
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FoiinReaCT°il *N o F a ls e P r o m is e s O n K o r e a ,
By McCarthy N o E a s y W a y O u t ’-S t e v e n s o n ;
I k e H a s n ’t C h a n g e d H is M in d
Coniniunism Clmrgels
Met By Rebuttal In
New York Times As
Plume Lines Sizzle
Bison hinver Declares
His Views And Con
victions Are Same
As Foui’ Years A
( ‘h .'ii'K U 'S \ o t f s S o u g h t
CHICAGO '.n - Sen .luieph It
McCarthy's charge of last nigh'
that Gov
Adlat Slrvrnm il lia-given "aid lo Comniunlsl cailM"and his x|iecrh hronghl Inimrdiale
mto
and explosive reaction
McCarthy delivered Id- wldelIm u i't ir d L l *N * i ,f»
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k vt
mn
l i v DO N M i l l H i l l AD
puhllel/rd attack on Ihe Peniocrnl
Its H U M A N MDItIN
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N! \V Y»>!*K r Io n
A d la i K
ic presidential nominee on e
NKW V lt lt K f Gen l»s\lghl I*
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nalinn
wide Irlevtsion and radio Kiv nliow er said today " I have G e i i e i a ] D w i . ' M Kt*,-nl-«,w «. w .
• Id
tha"
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ftiitd out fa lse prottp
of “ an
hixikup finaneed hy a privateK changed In im » a y " since thw p resl tfie ov.-i w liclMiiog . hole, -I sc 11. i
• *o m . o ho
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cent of the It'll * , * l « i . * * .
i a**s w ii % not of K o re a
even
sponsored $.Mi a plate dinner In hi 1lc n ll. 1l eauipalgn began
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f
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if llu* e le e lm n depended on if
talk hr said Ihe Issue of Ihe eurfrtil
lie added that his view * ami con sampled III tin- lift aid' 1
s.
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tfii
D e m o c ra tic
n rc H iitc n ti.lt
campaign is "Will communism win vu lions on natlnnal Issues are Ihe -11IIw poll tin" »-Udo i .11 m In ,-1" f 1■r t i li**vs r *
S i |'i I’UMSH
u o intuec imtntB’d out th a l the poor will America win""
*ame as limy w ere four y e a rs ago, last id" ll I
S». \ .
ifii.it « itttp.iikin i' Mfar an «mui
The New York Times said It despite Ids opposition's ch arg es to
T rin litjo fiu ll* IU 'lion ' 1" u : 1 inie
Irut m l thiit "iMiuliil.itcN in iraruh
'ill
iF
received about 3ihi telephone call Hie 1 " iilra ry
o|e County ea\i’ (, .oi-.n \dl'"
ol vn il \uiiu nuke iMiipl) promf Mir JimII,
and numerous telegrams wilhin 30
tl"
I ho general made Ihe slafemenl' St OVo-'Hi 11! , tit" 1 till.,', -ill.
im'n t.iiM* I.i Im* lioprs
promts©
minutes last night protesting Me •d (Queens lloroiigil Hall as he he dard h-Mter. out* "" 001 . t" d Mn
.1* t V141ft III I
thiiii
they know thi*y
«lif*
Carthy's speech anil nhjrrtlng t" gati .1 ................lay swing through vote. T h e reason eivon t.* inn.t
In 1*1
iu Mu- r.v. .
Ihe Times' >tip|xirl of Gen Dwight Now \ in k city amt the surround
Dem ocratic v n icr- fm
w it.li-n e
M
in
.itlack
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his
oppo*
l> Klxrnhnwrr, Ihe lleptiltlli'ini mg m etropolitan area In ijucst of llndr ballot* to tin- l . l i l * a nd i t I* s, SCl'i I'll •Ml
IN BUFPAIO, N. T., Mr* Anna Aug l»H, wi, rnHves a warm hamMiake
tn nt tim h sikihi l» KiscnhowcT*
eandlilule.
New \ n r k -ta le 's l'i c lc i ln ra l voles
MttiVOl I | t *'111 (
Mill mi ‘ik e ’* vnUf* (mm t»**r ‘dream c* 111-rt*ID w ig h t II, KDcnhower.
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1
sihn 1s,i*< - oil hi* vinohl
ti> Korea
A Times eil..or.ul s.tal thal “ llo
H uron*, a M-Nidcnlinl section nf
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(SOI* l*i«**nleidljil nominee ( In* Im11* t imped New York* C*riv Thoiinii
linlipe."
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41 in :m rflui'l to ^ottlo
junior M'ttulor front Wiseotisin. who New V is i l l * n o rm ally vtdos He
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K Prwf'Y In a MMeHng ull.nk mi th«* tJetum ititle rampalge lacllta,
Most \ ol »'f - fill lli'il *-1. ri- n
♦lit* ‘4 ir. « i*. it .iMNi rilictl (nr hrouilhits matte Ills way lo national fnioe | 'lllillc.tn
I I.
Ih e general obviously
lf .| il |
I .»• t || niHin n\rr thr folmnbla
anil political fortune t tu the routi a as liiquiig I" boost the lte|nili!tcau wa- mil 11I1I0 to ih in n|, *1.. , ,n
. . | |P • | s
M
om “i u w
IttiMih ii loii' .S> firm radio md*
of wild charges, gross dislorlinii' turnout there nil eleelm n da* I" ruption nt Wiishingti'ii, ........... in pi 11'i'll I . Ikkit
I af ll' I 1 , 1
nil. I with
u i11 k
and assorted form* of ilentu help reduce the norm al D em o cratic was trio ,'to-et* a
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SfiNt iiNoo tt.nl » cruudctl cam*
Di e T r u m a n i idniltn d 1 at
goguery. said nothing last nlghi edge in the city a* 1 whole
I it MMI ' ll p.rPi DdV
p 1■"11 tf.iy nl \f*M Yt»rk filiil nearby
A - out trim*,1w if. n ' t ,
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to change this estimate of him
I'litHi- Inspector 1‘rinik land <--t 1
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\( s I c r .n IK i limax will mm©
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although he did much Ills lullin'
mated the tpieelis tloroiigl) Hull tin *, " I ’m 11 1egi-.it 1 , , 1 ..........
. Ic *rp pt ■
I I 1 m,t ** 1 11!\ in M nliMiit Srpiam
| wide hroudeasl in milder term , m u d al
hut I 'to ill
MU \ tit* ' a "• I
R eporters c*lt
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Ihun h ol been expei ted
lie* e III v o t i n g fn, ll'. , •> ' t '
mated
it
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HiNk
Imwevet
Itm I t„M
5- rl'ipl U»0 nf 111 H OtiOll
Sen Hi..n rl . Tall of llltlo loiil
in
1'iseiihowei said t il' political op WIn* , III ll" Ml, til" I f ' . . . .
• ii |m In 11,ti I•”.•nI w 1*» civcrv nit hy
newsmen at Helena. Muni. Mon
i 11' 1 1
pooeols have been spreading te It )', l e g m It............ I " a '
flii' ■ nmu il'\ 1■*!•hi nf llu* Di'inil*
day that McCarthy "did a Job t.lfl
Mian Md'ng f .„ a p " , * .
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M
• 1 .Mn VtfiMii.il 1 niniiiitlrt* M was
ll.ld I" lie done" ill Ills attack pint- thal since Ihe opening id I- w ti V I 'll! fill ike
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tail, who is 1 .impalguing for Ki iio ii.il anil iu le rn a llo ii.il queslions
. I.iri'il
aid “ Met arlhy li
"I am the sam e man I was when
' I tM\i nut mtii* ,nil nr hojf•
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dramatired the issue, lestiltllig in
. i» 1 tli.tf 1ft*'1 * 1 »ti rn.*y way
()j
Ilf lS p t ia l
B o n U S eliinmaliiHi ol tiri.n n per tons irom t cam e home lo begin tills out
•aile
Hie genet al said " I have
. . I *>i K*n•*•
fm I kJoiw ih rrr
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government "
1 n * tiivf ,*. vihi know in your
Taft's remarks were made tic the sam e belief* and convictions
I’oilr pi nkl-t - qj'|" ill o l "it the lore McCarthy's speech Iasi nlghi that I had when t started I have
I’ll st ri'ililll"'* w-ri- loioh' '11 I
ffivn 1
th (f Hiri v i '0 l And 1
nut h ern d c llr r le il from them
•t M.ililli I p' n ki| 1 I vnit iO i*»inv way
flight liv the City t'omiin ismti .11 I I'.n- Club Inline 'Xpressing lour
"liinlon- II|III|I issue* lo -||i|ieii>
A
roar
of
applause
drowned
out
til 1 ven 0 Hi*' 1 lr> limi dcpiMitlcd
MIAMI -e
State Drllliicralt
two ordinance non mlment , ol" Oliiin hidlols ul the genet ill eleeit lor it I did I would Im* putting
leaders repotted today thill Sen In* next words 111 w lileh h r began
ilenllng w ith (M lhuge collection u '" l i ( j,,,,, (Jo- C in in ly In .-p ilo l launl I J o s e p h
broadcast
to
detail
some
of
III*
view
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Hint fcaci* on Hit* presidency
McCarthy’s
K i* e iilm w rr again said he is go
the other with hnoslln*' the It-: Issue, mid If proposed intis'iHl-1 Kpcrch Monday mgiil caused
ivliu li I I'oidd tower ineel *’
,-enses no uoiii-i'niint ih-'ici-s, whflr meiits to the State Coii-tltuthin, wsvp of dlsgtut In Florida."
mg In Korea
"To play pnlitn - with Korea is
"Just ask any veteran if any
in Belittle «»'or n.I.ll. r and their
a lengthe porllun of the meeting and the Im portance of voting
J. Irvin Walden, slate Democrat
" t in yon know there's an ele Ic campaign committee chnirmut'a V l f 1 very important person) know
N.n r id e r .
he said mldmR that
was Hfient in 11 dl-enssimi with ren• lo in I n V a s t K f f u r l
•»!n> Mirl of fakers Ih not only
.............
resentntlves of the San Oil Cum- v ato r w ithin the c ity lim its of ....
said
the Wlseuiisin's senator's "wet ,invlliing about llio battle front mi
It-tin iir’ f d * tn l»e dnwnrtuht danImiiv and the antiraisals ImiiiiiI itl Hnhford which gets stuck t>e- nf lies amt Innuendo* linn dnto1 less he came up ami tuck a look,"
1
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0 ••**»tin*,
K la m c s
V
T o
(> n il H i t
for it Involve** uruve fpir*an attempt In reneh a settlement tween flours, wliieh can rust mnrn In alrpnuthrn Ihe DomnrrMir j Ki'onhimer said
toois nr ' 10.toMi.rt fidliry "
relative to the proposed widening iieoplo their lives.” Karlytv llmis. Marly In Florida Ilian almosl sue. 1 Klsetihowor said ill I llUlmigli
i
r
‘.ini
pr
VNltjNf,
1
'N
II* The Axlticltilnl |S.|' **
n| i vetl *('tl held mil liopet (of tl
hi'lyci:. .member, of the f’Miirna Ihlng wtiXMiuid have dune 1 * -***'1 ,1*1 night tiiiit lie hn| etl the men
of French Avenue.
”
Hull fti the stale' ii 1 till' Iain fill It l>I ,ii till .. |*i '!«
tool; 1'ilOUe \ |('t 11| \ uM’l <"nil! mil Walden said hr and William II. | who ltelle*e in eoneesslntys In Ihe
The French Avenue projer-l, ftospHol t'nnnnttlce, asked as tm
III .1 a 1* 'It s --ion However, he said
which will Involve tonkin" a sis- told of Inadequate farllllle* at I’erry, assistant euiupaign iltreeinr Ililssiinis novel have to deal with starved Miitlmi fought fnresi and r |H M1 ifirl 1 Hen 1Hi’lit
(Continued On I'age I 'nut)
I them
Fernald-(.auglit"n
llus|ilinl
.1*. -f I tno-i • iioo* "thiuiwth ,1 program
I fll.if
lane tliuriMighfnre from Seminole ihe
I im i ' I i fire * today 01 " h a t n llic iw is c ll.ll •
.1 loohhiiJ op \meiOMO in il it *1ry
Boulevard to Park Avenue, will end tin- urgent need fur a now
fnl fi t *
might til* 1 .illi it jih-ii .a lii Indian
II * n . 'It ,mil tin mt;fi i'li »«i!imile amt
take nff a xtrln of Sun ml ( mn- hospital
sum m er
r- - fi ti 1> il 4mI tn 11 i t ti ,0 mnH
"wo wi.ni you l" 'ot> today so
panv jiroperly. 2fii liv Ilf, feel, 10 i'sccpl fm am" II111 lie* 01 Mi* (t«f
ut iti.it tfi win Hn it mt•
nodinu to iiifm ination iiiesentnl wo won't lie dented tin 'Ight lo
"iii'io
ihe I lit hi *a1111* ul hue't
li ) I11I 1 ( Mil 10111Y11 fO
WO
in the dlsvuaslim, and will knock Un so tomorrow," flatly St. John,
t. •
11»fil\ I . it In In defend
tatigi't*.
N.ilimnil
Goaril men
uill one of two tnn-k-loadin't member of Boy Scout Troop ,'115,
HM’|\i 1 lint 1c rt111 *t .tin help
farmel * t""0'peo|lie I'Vi'li m hi,"I
spaces ut the eompuny’s loading oointed out to the group ill uig' il l
in i ph In nS f'H 1(1111' only
iug tho going to the jmiIIs Nov.
ehlhlieu lighting Ihe lire*, g U 1111
dock.
till
I**'r Ilk ill 'I
, "i.illli'in 1 I llte and ptofi'i f I Item|
help
from
nalme
Tlie
U*'"thei
A figure of $4,tdi7.H I was el hy I
it
urtf
Nuit'M i*n I*-**•c 4*»*ir »
MIAMI UK At It t" Male nod le
G A IN E S V IL L E '4* This 1- a . dy
nt Mi.
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"School teachi is of the county
the Coimty-CItv nppidnted appials.
nude thieves arc ulmul evenl* ill Mure.m logged out a drop ul ram
of
hummer
on
nail
mdse*
making
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al Imanl, inumnsed of Havnioml nnd the state would urge you to ready for Ihe gayest and gandie I Vided lint L'O per cent of theft at m Ihe alfi'i leil area* and held
tl .if 1’
. nl llu- \M
Ball, C. A. Whidden Sc. and How vole fni amendment No, I," Fred nf University of Florida evrnl*
tempt* li* slmptifti'i* are made tiy foilh on immedl.de hope
High School
I'oppltig in Ihe finder dry it.... 1
ard Faille, as payment to the com (taints, Seminole
\ ...
ffli Vth
Juvenile* Ihe National A**oelnllon
Immecoinliig
like Inei ranker* Hie Itum nl
pany for the necessary rein rang couch explaiueil, "and 1 urge you
Mi tl ,1
For week* frnft rnllie*. somriiio* of food 1 halo* "a* told foda* land*
ing which would he enrounlriod l.y In vote fio Hds amendment when and other* have praetieed k"*
Neal !• Ilamsev nl Market Has *nnd' ul hla/e* ravaged bundle,|, \ III* 1M 11
s I Hill (ll >d
of 'fju.de mile' ut wihlrntrx* .md
'-oil go to Hie polls next Tues and planned limit* and time*
the nit emnpany.
kid.
I'asSdcmi
1
alK
in
an
ad
• 'llH1*4 .*11Hphn d t. ► iu
wno
"
F r o m J a o jin
oeea'ioiuill.v 'iniirgeil farmland
•
However, represcntntives of (lie day."
*'1
1 II* flu U.(1lMfl.it ". ,| 1*
rslion* fur Iticlr showing to *1 d "* drcs. before Ihe NAt-C -aid warm (hiimghiiid New ling land the Mid pl'l'l*
Slate ICa |i Voile Williams J i. I this Friday and Saturday
wealliet changes Ihe taelles of
eompany, George Bittner, cion|iuoy
*lltf 1 oil ill d • iill1y will
rt
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I |(«* >* i 3, !»' 1 f*» it'.l.' •*f fn**Ein
land department maroiger, and K. explained the teinalmug proposed
N« secret
I* more eh, >Iv shop lifters and llglitn chdhing we't. East nod Smilli A |iall of
VI* . illl (lid Wafel m u 1
i"
tivei in lie It of Ihese region'
•• Iu »f|l*
Itl I.MS flu
II. Beardsley, ilistrict miinuger, amendment* and urged vutlng guarded than Iho eumie dccnr.itmii enke.s eoiiii'.ilmeol of denis more siniike
|'rt ol* i '
P*
"»»
warned
of
the
peril
• III f*M1 • • ■M 1,1me", tic1 (Mil Ml iMil MO liMiolkir .di'iii md * 1’ •
both of Jacksonville, found lids for No*. ;t. f. 7, ». f. I». I I . nmld ilan* whlrh will dominate frateim difficult
An a**l'lanl forest superintendent N*»foi 114/ ill 'll V*
'
t . f(.| .. If.
Itnrosey -aid so ( ailed "*(Mitlers'‘
!*• eph
v and inrorlty flume fmnl' Hul
terd.iy pi • pie i *l
figure Inadequate from the stand 11 g u m s I N«S. ‘J . fi a n d it.
Bill Marfili, (Irtaudo. also up- the annual guessing game lieg.ui helniid one wav mirrors are cm In Missouri said II wa* "the nm -l M*%*1.1 1*'SI ■(Mil . •*( the in w M»
U
1, IS 1 ». .
* i • ttimed
point that it would not lie suffi
sitnnthui
10
IH
years,
"
• . ’* t.f I f , * •4,t, f 1, , nf
ployed to curb larcrriv. ami once
1 .(( 1.ill w
cient lo put loading facilities hark pearvtl al the meeting iu ciiujunr- loday.
’There were similar ciiinm eid. let ...... ill* 11 IrntOIRI ||f lull \*'1 '
II mU .3.1 *»
• •• ess* iinfdv fu
Nkeletsl
frame*
w cic
being 11 spotter s,-,.* a sinijdliter hide no
f the flat sshn t
into the same condition as they thin with the HkTCiipadcs, which
fruni
forest
uffiefal*
In
New
llattip
lx xlatcd again for an iipja'iirance bunged into place "Maybe il' a item on his person, the s|Millcr
* • lx**»*oi '4 hr svent
.lined • I t'r * 0* pnd*'l ( mmo i "lie 4"i'i| i "
were formerly.
shire
and
Massaeliusetlx,
wlneli
mii I'm e \ 0*'*iO M* \\ .. >
»'o».d. , whii
According to Voile William* Jr,, nt the l.ake Monroe water front massive galor xwullnwiiig » lu-ip rrpoi Is lo tin- manager, who closed lliclr wiMMltanils lo Ihe |ud> gtoup ■t iffiM" O eieliflsl
u lit* h Im'i
d lo hi.noriilde
attorney representing the C iiy In Sunday al !f:(ifl p.m. The »hnw less llgcr," mused one mdis'ki r speaks lo the would tie shopi'ller lie fmiM Kcidm ky. where III yem
,»* tiffin
•l
*».. !f ?; \.m y,
the acquiring right i f*ways, such will he pul on at the l.nko Mon- I'lorlda’s Gnlorx face Auburn's before he attempt* to jins* the ohl hoy* were exeiixril from M huul i If* ■1. * l>*
I'hi-t knot stand
S lit
Pi i t oi; m
1
I ' it
tl I IV1 *" *U'lHtr VI ll ll ill!
property must he considered from too liridge If weather doesn't Tiger* In a hninrroinlng fmiih'dl
to
help
fi^lil
Hie
flames:
from
"We instruct mil -potter* never
aid -In 11 1 •' l l toil in* ,1 1ii
. ■ M
I f
V.
I nf I uko
the highest and best lise to which permit it on the lakcfrunt, it wax game Saliirdav afternoon
1(fir
The bundled year Idea " ill he 10 accuse a person ol slnaRi'c nil lYitnsylvonfu. where slispeii'imi ..1
fids .on 1
m i • loiii
atliled.
0 1 ?I»*
1 10.0 ' 1
m t hn
Hie
Imoling
-casnn
is
being
eon
the land ran la- put.
lletit." Jtiimsey mid "It 1* soM-iio
In
vogue
this
year,
Inn,
for
ihe
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I'
1
1
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11
f
t
s
'
into,'
wan
fh.it
Mr.
Ilrnixh'ddcr,
in
Km
king
tin• O il ' , 111' .pen! I V IIKiOltlH on
The company repretenlatives ex
University nf Florida I* eeteliratOig we have the shoplifter arrested, sidered and from Arkansas "hen 'll Iv * 1 IIni
ll "
fn*
»'\eni|itid
propoxed
Imxpitat
linml
i*xue,
told
kin, ih nt I* 0 Tonllt f ' in JiifOlH
pressed a desire for City-owned
Its rentrmii.il and homecoming 1* hut wlii'ii Ibis I* done we wall uicti State Forextei Fred l.aud w.lined 11\ Pi'll I•*1 ( m t \ 1 h r e f
<pii 111-to
I fit. 1,i tot • i f *lie 1010* III Ko
jiroperly adjacent to eompany of an Instance at the the local fhe first of year long observances hr lias lefl Hie premise* willi Ihe resident*
M.lifi
.ttiil 1 Hut III III mi si fil I .
tio*
pi
till
when
an
expectant
mother
ri
"The lured fire sitiiidlnii t* <>11 J41111f if|4kr
property lo pill llndr facilities hack
inerclinmllne or nllrmptrd lo run
for Ihe 1032-33 si-hool year
si hu ll sin 11111*i „ie
11j*’ 11.•fo-11 foil he t* ikliOIlt
V\ lo
into their original condition, The had to walk down a flight of
Almost entirely, homueomiiig 1* when asked lo return lo the store of eonlrol Vour homes, your town ,11* lit) 0 1 fi *1
■
tllirx
for
delivery
hecailsc
the
tin 1m i in I a tot ti, the former
City I* asking IlJdHI for this strip
Point trig out that when a shop mid even your lives are in fllitigei
Pud
xolfies I*.mid
fliflO
elevator wiih iimnerative. Another a xtudent xtmw on cunipux. *|*'oOnly 111 Wixt-oiisiii wax Hie ,*iio 1 II il m I losii it v npeek ut to
• i s o ♦ mao om I Hnd tin otmlify
of property, i!fi hy Ufi feel, eon*
lifter steal* an H3 rent can of meat,
itixtaneo dealt with a woman, til- sored by Florida Blue Key. honor 11 mean* the net profit of Jti2 of lion lieller today
Snow flm ♦hr \ riif*1 11 *»o >niiMell of I ,<m rood it the to‘W'i'1 11 o-i 1.a•111’1 ttimli* earn
teriiing value nf Ihe properly i*
ary
teaderxhip
fraternity
rie* redueed the (ire hn/nrd
increased because It is the only leiuly prepared for surgery, »vhn
University of Florida President aiili'H. Ramsey xiilil
'mm it hr
JO•*|" 11 I I ll.it \ Olio If to 1 * 1001 it fj*'tf»’i than \ mm it an ear*.
Hid exeepf In tmiurniieed Sun p.t pril I md mimiRl .iflOM *dflt i 11* I -ssi si r. -niio
"f tlo- Japanese
"We have nlwav* had pilferage
means nf egress In French Avenue wax required to walk down to tho J. lilillx Miller will give n hmclieoii
ope rating room after llo' elevator
tii* d ilf (|NiO|! 14n old f Vpc VV'OOiland will continue lo have il I 11 our I hern Florida, where the Miaou ,ii * f :i» 1;11*‘on oI > In on lorm oi
from the itroablc atrip nf City
nl
ntmti
Friday,
but
from
Un-n
"it
got stuck he twee 11 the flrxt and
Ihe iludnnls arc king, queen nod slorex. lull Iu wliut degree depends tin a was flooded hy lurrentlai llios er sit no tod i i m m i i Ii msfifo L” 1-mmr 111Horn*dol*' l lo fasiiii nnd
property and value nf the remain
foorx.
on the ainounl of altentinn we ap rains, no xuhdunliiii rain ha* fall fmo** snofloih; tm Nrnoliif. mil ..II,.', imMif vido*'i*'s oli the Japder nf the strip would lie sliced In second
Ax n result of llonxlioliler'x lip- buffoon (many a rlnwn will dmt
en. The snow flurries were Wi*
■
ills ■ t i l t
till Ilf* the woodthe event the front portion Is sold. pearnnee, the I,inn* Cluh went nl the Gator Growl Fridny night) ply In HtteTniiliug lo hold if lo a 1 misin’* fits! precipilalifm in :■)( s* hold .
itir too 11 iffn f dial, VViirmack
U
ifi
i
in.u
r
n
i"
hrord'ed
tin.if
the
This figure was kicked around oil icvoni a* xiqii'orling tim work In (he luo day round of adUHu <. minimum."
days
tided
III 10110 l of s# lelitlfti v|K|lor ' tn fill
quite a lilt from the Commission of the Citixcna lln*|dtnl Commit
An uglier faeel of Ihe alliinlinn
l lo* fliioooe p« »»i*l* al*’ for tho
rmmliv
r»u
It
vr.ii
i
pitdi.dily
I*
to tbe oil company to lh« apprais tee.
wax |Hissll)le iiicemllurlxin. An aug than il t'tMi
most 1mi1 1 pi vtoit op the one lent
als board, represented last night
ry uxxlxloiil forexler iu Arkansas.
"I think It’s a disgrace In ra il
-1liill fhe ni'leflfl-d•* who do rotor nl* h i oliiMif tli * dmt v of the nil*
hy Mr. Ball and Mr. Whiddon. ing aueh a fnrilitv (FernaldT S Marlin, xsld. "We believe lirir .10 important to otn *oro
P( •or t hi s at* .I'tcptiOkC ilenio*
Mayor William II. Slemper asked l.aughton, a Imxpltnl," Mr. Ifoussomebody -or sevrral somelioflie'
Hfiin| 1 *‘iii{fft out nl .1 If propotfion i f,lilt pi Hide * ah'i or** hkiflvr it.
If the settlement arrived at hy the holder exelninled. In speaking of
are running up and flown lim e
to fill'll flllllt tii'l for I Ilf) ro ll'1
I A* m riit-ii* d r
i f.t*miiinic more
11 ftittl mini Oh I’am* F ii ti r /
appraisals hoard Included the price the Fish Kstute, he remarked,
Ip riei allv Npe.ikmR, ol tto l.* t nt. I m •]« tik«a 0 **wa hero in tloi
of additional lami. Mr. Ball stated "We’ve ta-en dangling on this
a
o-nlifo
iniiids
nf
fIn*
(ti
e
wmld
Sillier", hi «oiiitll»'Ol*'dthe appraisal Imanl in cmtiers as string . . . . ul nee HM1, when
lawyers, preparetl a list of 40 at
Editors note: This W fhe wi
oof ltd* I In^ nui^lry *' ft*’ -aid.
Wiiefi ippovf luip'd a Luo l how tho
set* piopcrty as they rind It and he (Bert Plain died."
ond In a aerie a haul uro|H>*ed torney* from which Warren has
adding
.Itpahro- people M'ueled to mill*
that the value of the area of Citysaid no Intends to make Id* selec
He remarked that ■ portion of ameudmexls In Ike Florida Con
" f la i l.i f , (lie a lo tn ir lioiuh, jet lai v rule on*l**i tieiiernl Mac*
owned property In question was a the eetate was tied up In cltrux sliluUon which wiU be on Ihe tions.
a i m aft and peiio illin w e i r per
Ail loir fun reply w«h: "They roHut there's a whole lol more to
matter for negotiations between holdings and that nmvrrxioq of Nov. <4 general elec linn ballot
A nine-yenr-olfl )«.-• nnd 11 tll- (ecled tu Ihe i'n ilr d M ale*’ on the effect ed i Ir nerat Mni+A11 llIIr f rom
tho
amendment
thnn
expansion
of
the City and the company.
three holdings Into money hy the
yeiir-olfl man were Injured when a basi> of di-Hcnvcrlcii and re.Hcari*l» the heart. When he left the Ulurnl,
As a figure of jtM JU In the trustees hlngrd upon two factors—
T A L L A H A S S E E (A) Florida the Supreme Court.
in foreign cntmlrieN to w hich we it win eafly in the morning, and
One of the most rontrovcrsial truck swerved lo front of n car at
settlement price of f-l,l>A7JM was a good market and finding 1 suit voters next week will ratify or
First Htrret nnd Mulberry Avenue were jdven ready iivcpm "
they turnrd out I•v the thoutandt
features
among
lawyers
are
pro
slated fur tha purchase of the atrip able buyer. Mr. HoushoMrr said amendment (hat would add thrre
last night, the police reported to.
dreAEed In viioin rting, JuhI q.h If
of rompany-owned land, Mayor the Fish Kstale trusters are Justices lo Ihe Slalo Supreme visions which would let a minority dav.
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oniehndy Itit«l died, to mu* him off**#
Stemper contended the settlement "hopeful hut aren’t in the posi I'nurt and revise the whole admin of the court hand down decisions.
Edward John Kniilh, lit, ftoute I,
I i R L A T LA K KS. Ill* (S|.. i uih
The auiendmrnl would allow thr
Mr \YnMinick plain* to vinit hia
could be Increased hy thn differ tion to stale they will start hospi istrative organization pf the Judli i
wax
shaken
up
anti
lace
rat
10
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nhui.t
A
no
our
lltimr
nervintr
with
\t
court lo break Itsrll up Irilo thrre
put rati* in halloa, (*». in Iho near
ence in price between the two tal construction by Juno 20, dead
the
knee
while
Etl
Joe
Hughe*,
p,
tiiek
Ki|ii*idmti
P
ftr»
»
loised
ahf»nr*i
fuiiite and *IUetif*» with hi* father
ftoit nf Ihe debate has raged division* of mil less than three men
stripe, 81,042-10, to take In a "new line for use of funds from the U,
l«oi iilrcrnft carrier who I in the i tvsora me hunineHi
each. Any division could hear any of Sanford, received several millin' tin*
element-” The remainder of the H. Puhlir Health Department un around the clause which would In ease
rut*.
i:SH Prinno ton. in Diomhl A.
presented tn the court unless
there hi* future plans.
eetUement wa* slated for the re der the fllll-Burton Act- He point crease the Supremo Court from ilx
The accident occurred when F u lrill. it1amno, 1LSN, non *»f Mr.
It involved the dentil senlencc nr
arranging of tho company’e load ed out tbe "last nine years are eel- present seven members to 10, and Interpretation
of the Constitution. Smith driving a tlt:i;i Pontine truck iiml Mn*. II. A. FutrcII of I lid
It
haa
become
In
a
sensn
an
lixie
ing faellTtla*.
denes" of ths rondllinn of tho Fish of public confidence In Gov. Fuller
A majority of n division—two nf arcnrnpaulrd hv Ihe youngster, Liinrel Avenue, Hnnffinl.
Attorney
William* and Mr. E a la lii |
The I’rincetou in currently on
the three iiistlces who heard tho turned south off First Street nl
Warren.
Beardsley lioth pointed out that
Tho proposed bond Issue, he
He would name the three new ease—could hand down n derision the corner of Mulberry Irt front of iU netond tour in Korean water*.
coat, which would Ire Involved stated. Is "Assurance and Insur
"Where's Charley"
n 1031 M-tlnii going east on First Douula* Sky raider Navy attack
Justice# Juit n month before hn for the whole lO-iusn court.
iiovian a building and storage ance of havlnii a hospital In thla
flip - :t: (H - 317 - 7 1 0 - 0:18
Capital cases and constitutional Street driven l>y Kenneth Mcoxing, hoodierrt ure mipplyina the “Sim*
leaves
office*
Since
he
already
has
the company property, county," Ha explained that a
ilnv Ihinch1' in the ulr action over
MOVIKLAND
appointedthree members or the queslions would have In be heard .‘12. a Hanford minister.
hoard at trustaea would b« ap* court to fill vacancies during his Sir the chief Justice and at least
The two vehicles collided reus Horen. In a recent attack on the
Hhow Opens 8:80
term, ratification of the amend afx other members of tho court, ing 1,11)0 damage to Monalng’x ear North Knronn capital city of
"Farnllv Bocrcts"
ment would mean a majority of but It would tako only a majority and 8160 to the truck driven hy I'yonayatur, they dropped every
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tha Justice* would be Warren of those sitting to hand down ■ Smith. After receiving medical thing including n kltcken oink
"Never Trust A Gambler"
decision. In other wordi, It would treatment, Smith was arrosted for ntatle In the Princeton'* metal^ H a brought out that tha Fish
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caralrsa and negligent driving.
(Ca t l —sd On Pago Feat)
(CenUaued On Page Four)
n ie Y lo r id a Bar haa, by vote of*
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Final Count In Herald^ ^Straw
Poll Gives County To Eisenhower
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By Knipty Promises
Tiuit t'an’t Bo Mot
And By False Hopes
<urn
City Commission Hospital Bond
Makes Agreement Issue Is Backed
By Lions Club
On Sun Oil Land
I loii.sht >lder Stresses
Making Charge For Neotl F«»r Approval Y"h"7 ',
Garbage Collection
Weather Fails
Congress Urged
To Help In Fi^ht To Ease B ars On
On Forest Fires Alien (Scientists ■
Thousands Of IVnpIo Met 'iiiT.'ttt Act IVo\ is-
ioiis A re <'iilh’d *' \sio
Moa.-ut .*
(lainesville Being Male And Fomalo
Readied For Large Of Snucius Divide
Weekend Festivity Theft Title Honor
( orporal Warnuick
Returns lo ('itv
Duty
f
Amendment Seeking To Add Three
New Justices Faces Voters Nov. 4
Two Arc Injured
In Tiuffice Accident
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The Struggle For A HoBpItal
tie Sanford Herald
Worth remumburing In connection with 8anford’a proKent inn<Jo(|Uutu hotqdtul fucilltlex In that the )>eupl« of 3an*
font ami Seminole County hnvo never fulled to vote In favor
■ aaaaay, L'fcrteiMM mm4
era. PaMUke*
Salarka
of a now hoMjiital whenever that quention has been submitted
IMe carts Iwaa aaC New
I I I la x a s ia avease
to them.
If there hue been any dereliction of duty on the part of
anyone in connection with providing adequate hospital facili
deaateaa ef Marek B, t lt a
ties, ft cannot be charged to tin. people. Time and time uguin
HOLLAND 1~ «■ **
they have gone to thu polln and turned up Nubetuntiul nmUONIH>N*DHAN
joritlea exprensing u willingne.su to bond themselves in order
lasIsfM Maaaaee
to have a reul hospital.
alT^rwirrto*
As far hack as I'JUfl the |wnple of Sanford npproyM
issues, one fvr tlXJii.tUifl !-. Ajiril, and another
for $1150,11110 the following December. That would have given
Sunfurd a $350,000 hospital nt u lime when $550,000 would
have built a hospital.
In September of 10118 a $70,000 bond issue wus submit
ted to the people to supplement a federal loan for the pur
pose of huildlng a $127,000 hospital. That would lie the
t k a a llg Ny
la XifnsHtsIliM equivalent of about $350,000 today. The people voted for the
Oklraxt, Petretl. bond issue by nil overwhelming majority of 1,078 to 200.
Unfortunately, just liefuro thu election the state taw
governing such bond issues had been changed, unbeknownst
to most people, to provide that HUch bond elections were not
valid unless 50 percent of the freeholders voted in the elec
tion. This election fell 52 votes short of the required 60 per
cent, and so ugniu the |ieople were tricked out of their hos
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pital.
b higher compliment than that
Ho aroused were the people over the failure of this bond
d be paid to any person. Hood
election that they demanded and got another chunce at It
men end women do bring Mowings
WUh Oieni, klwayi. They waited that same year. This election was culled for Nov. 8 of 1938
for me as for therein.—job 29:27. and the Ismds were approved by 1,332 lo 231, or U14 more
Governor Stevenson accuses the than the required majority. Huwever, those people who said
Republicans of .'allowing the Com they were not ugainst the hospital but only ngnlnst that par
munist Patty line 'Slop, thief I ” ticular hospital, again quietly went to work, and the hospital
was not built.
Vole for county tonind m the
The struggle for the hospital roritinued and in August
referendum on Nov. 4. County of l!M) another elect ion was held, this time a referendum to
aenini will help to improve the see whether the people wanted the County Commission to
looks of stale hi|hways end county call an election on the issuance of $160,000 worth of bonds
for construction of a hospital. The referendum carried 540
to 171. But the bond election was never called.
Secretary Acheson talked for
On Nov. 4 the- people will have mother chance to vote
due* houis in the United Nations for a hospital. The need for it now is vastly greater than It
Anembly tha othar day and still has ever been before. Almost daily the nick and injured are
Couldn't explain why ha orderid being turned awny from the present hospital because of In
American troops out of South Ko sufficient accommodations.
rea and then ordered them back in
Hundreds of people who should Ire hospitalized must re
when South Korea was attacked.
main in their homes where thr cure of them is infinitely
more difficult, less economical, und more hazardous to their
Florida newspaper editors agree liven. Hundreds of other people are having to go to out-of(hat Florida at present it • toss-up town hospitals at more expense to themselves a v l at grenl
as far as die presidential election is economic loss to the community.
concerned. Thai is about the way
We have no doubt as to the outcome of this election.
ire would ligure Seminole County. The people have shown over and over again how they feel
However, we think Eisenhower will about the hospital They do not cure who builds it, where |l
tarry this county hy a small ma Is located, or imw many stories high it is. They want a hos
jority.
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pital. And they can be demanded upon to give their unewer
again
on Nov. 4 and vote "Yes" for tile hospital.
We air often asked why so many
mss
9
youht people seem to be in favor
k f, Governor Stevemon and the
Democratic Party. The answer i«
not hard to find. We bring our
children up lo believe in Santa
Claus and w« should not be sur
prised if they continue lo believe
jn him for a few ytara after they
art grown.
Tlw Florida Taxpayers Associa
tion has coma out against the first
three proposed amendments to the
Contlilulien, the ithool am*ndni*ni,
the Suprmbe CArrt amendment, and
the county "horn* rutl"Tdr*ndni*nl
on the ground* thal they would
tend lo increaie laxrt. I low*v*r,
(her* it no rraion why lit* tchonl
amciidm*nt would ncccnarily in
treat* tax**.
The tlfiltt-cl NatiniiH mny tmvu lilt nti impaxHe In recent
which will probably clarify once and for all the
UN’h right to interfere nr l>» drawn into Internal affaire of
ltn inemlMT nation*. Must nutlet-able tu Americana In the McCarran lnventlgatioii going on right now,, checking on citi
zen* nf the United HtuteH employed bv the United Nation*,
Although therm jieople are reftming to co-operate with
the McCniren committee, the inventIgutnrtt are having little
HiicreHH influencing Trygvio I.le, the Hecretury-general, In
discharging them, hiu Hinted flatly that he would itincharge
nut one on mere mntplclnn. McC'arran tinea not like O i Ih.
A Null her, It Im null!, dona the French government, which
find* Itself on thu nirot in thu IronhleHomo Tunhdun quenlln».
People living In this French colony claim they are not
being given justice hut are suffering under colonial rule.
France claims the UN has no jurisdiction in the matter. It
states that it is an internal affair of the French government
and that the United Nations should keep out.
These questions limy help determine the actual sover
eign status of the UN. Does it have a higher runk than na
tional governments? Cun it ignore commands of a single na
tion for thu discharge of nationals of that nation7 Cun it
stuml alone, operating on Uh own authority? The next few
weeks may tell.
mchhIojih
i , Prctident Truman's hometown
IWwipapar in Independence, Mo.
rat com* out (or F.it*nhow*r after
jialf a century of Democratic tuppert. Governor Suvemon'i own
Mwipaper, "The PanUgraph", rehjaini non cammital, will tup|iorl
Mith*r candidate. And believe ut,
their home town newtpaper* know
While thu pniilucHim nf thu chemical industry has al
them betl.
most quadrupled in the last 13 years thu number of quali
General "ikt", if darted preii- fied chemical engineers und chemists has only sll>*ftly more
ileal, would go lo Korea to see than doubled. This leaves thu chemical companies facing a
frhat he can do about ending die shortage of pursonnel which will hold back present produc
Korean wkr. Pethapi tie could do tion and act ns a brake to plans for futuru expansion.
To meet the need for more trained people In thin line
nothiag, but at (tail ha would try.
And if anybody could do anythiag. the industry has decided to embark on a program to en
tea feel that he could. What good courage students to study chemistry and the allied subjects.
Would It do If Truman want to Companies, schools and | ' ’ofesslonal societies will co-oper
Korea, what good Stevemon, if ate In thu project.
The campaign to recruit chemistry students will lie
Truman or Acheion called the
Chemist Shortage
G ET S BACK PA T
Planned
In Oviedo Friday
Sanford Forum
power to rid the nation of anbr*rsivaa.
OVIEDO, (Special)—The gym
Now dear writer, back to tha
Editor
Whole Hog. the dealers aay that
Sanford Herald,
if the Republicans are elected, the
Dear Sir:
As I read the recent letter in nation will be at war, Zowle! Moat
the forum, f began to wonder Just people thought this was war. The
where the Democrat Party has dead and dying don't represent
!>ten hiding out. Most of the hun u .Sunday school picnic. Wonderful
dreds of former Democrats I have Prosperity, BLOOD AND TKAt'.H
contacted here In the deep South the price, that, under a Democrat
since thr disgraceful sctk n s of President.
Our best choice now la to say
the party has been taken over by
the raw dealers, disown uny part with Truman as of April 14, 1951,
Ti.ui Orest American, My l iTIM ?
of it.
*"
*Vr, ,r+To begin with, Dear wrilei most ftcfp.(T>i>JE-. -*ntivirr». rir-^r■
of ua are at a loss to know who on the ticket Truman ex|iertrd, he
the (Whole Hogs) In Washington Is still General Elsenhower.
Rev. It. W. Millet
art. The Administration Is railed
(Miller Farm s)
Democrat. Those who are willing
to call themselves Democrats .to
iler the present regime must feel Dear Mr. Editor—
We have been a wage earner
a party to what Is in Washington.
In Floriilu for fifty four years,
Hut Dear writer, did It ever
(fit) Mv father came to Florida
eiir to you to think hark u hit 7 with u yoke of oxyen, and wagon,
In doing so, you will find ‘ hat 0 1M7H. I waa burn on a farm
America has enioved more fre e , in the north central part of the
OK
ckm from war under the RepuhlL -.ute. For the past fifty year* I
ran narty, than ever was under have read the paper* and In a
the Democrat party. A democrat wav have watcheed the political
* U President during World War situation, and the result! of every
number one, then a Democrat was election since that time.
again elected, after an Interim of
We were talking with a young
Republican peace, again the c .un- man some lime ago and we did
Authorized Coleman Dealer
try was nlunged Into war. Now not agree on the present political
Dear writer, after a very short trend,
I'riltne 1113
1007
Hanford
Avenue
period of time, the little ex-MaherI asked him some questions and
dasher has again committed the 1 would like to ask your readers,
nation to another fare saving und the thousands of young voters
(Pollre Action. I
H I mav, through your paper —
No one ran tell thr truth unit
First If our nation Is going to
say that Elsenhower has prnnuiod !<. ruin by inflation— too murh
to Insure a lasting peaee. There -pending and etc. why have all
art a number of people In the got good jobs, money in theircountry thal either eannnt read >ockets, better homes, autumn- I
»r are so biased, that the real Idles, letter schools ami high
truth cannot sink In. Hut the Ullde way's, the way of life so much
slio says. He that 's ignorant, let belter. Its simply wonderful to lahim lie lenorant still.
living In this age. I mean If w e !
Dear writer, the Prn'ihU an oar- are in the good U. 8. A.
tv Is no great MONHTEIi tha'
Second This lame young man I
should areits* the suaplrlon nf .>11 was questioning has a beautiful
paoplt, after giving us as init'-h ir.rnr worth about (10,000 nice
pgsc* s« we have had under |*» 'awn, nice automobile for family,
reign. Let us not distort th* truth, also another car he uae* for hunt
daar writer. My mn«l aev»re ciitlc
ing and fishing. He has a good
Mr. Dean, Is not a Repuhllrati, (>>sl position at a good salary, and
• gentleman that place* man vet he wants a change. For
abov* party, where party lines what reason may I ask? Anyone
— D o 1 want low-cost financing
eannot produce. ] have been tak who wants a change7 Back In the
ing the Herald for ten years and :up, io- and thousands of others
that
will save me moneyV
have enough education in retd thr were working for a small salary
oaner. and In rending the editor and renting alter! menu—if they
— D o I want to place the insur
lals, have found him verv pinch a bad work at all.
ance with my own local insur
Democrat, at linns to a fruit.
Third Just when did our people
Now dear writer, lust helng a have more to show for their labor
ance agent— ho I can get in
suhecrltier. nnd not part owner of 'inv where or at anytime?
the paper, I there'or* try io get
Fourth If we owe such a terrible
touch with him iinineilialely
rhr most nut nf it, and I have won- di Id please tell me who du we >
when needed?
drrrd Just where the villiauy nf owe? The Government they ans
Elsenhower has crnnpe.l up In the wer I sav who Is the Government ?
I f your answer to both these q u e s t io n s itt
eves of the Piano player, since hr Why Its ua! Thanks he we trust It
did ssk Eisenhower to run for will always he us, the peupla.
"yea,” see us before you finance your next car.
President a hit over a year ago
Fifth Who has given the lalxir
the dates which I have ain'ml In mg man a fair deal? Who raised
a letter a few weeks ago. I:i It l.e wages so that people ran enjoy
IN S T A LM E N T I OAN D KI’AKTM KNT
cause he refused to run umlei the the blessings of life so much
IIHUM 317
PHONE 2SI1
name of Pair Deal? (Ir was Tro letter than other day's?
man afraid that Kiseuhnwei rould
Sixth Our boya and girls can
stop this Police ArtlimT Perhani go to college —even a farmer’s or
the truth is that Eisenhower would working man’s children. Not so
have none of the Administrations several years track—only a few
un-lloly mess.
of the elect. I'm a Democrat I be
I will agree that it was on mis lieve in the platform. When did
Retiubllcatt
party
raise
take of Mr. Truman that Am eli t h v
as n Roy* are I*lug slaughtereif In wage*? They talk about the mess
OrjiaTSTiud W it
Korea. It was, as manv are say
ing, a Naw Dealers way to pros
Member
Federal
Dr|'i»dl
Inanrunr* ('■irpnrnlinn
pertly. One thing thgt more 'Ivan
amuses me I* that any clear tk'iwling person that Lelievra tu tort,
could approve the cussing, slanderIn* method of tlie present setun
Dear writer do you helleve that
the dignity of a nation lues uol
suffer when Its leaders tesort ti
petty Idrkertmr, and pni'aidiig
those that criticise personal fam
ily affairs T No wonder Russia
and her xalallllea du not respect
our sovereignty with anrli uu Ad
ministration In power!
Remember dear writer, Alger
(Has was Truman's frlemi Today
thro Rapublicana, be Is visiting an
(aunt). It wan one of th« Chief
Executives famous words when a
crook waa proved I" the setup to
rail the Investigation a (Red Her
ring) Instead of using all of hi*
Sanford, Pla.
Oct. 26, 1952
MIAMI iAV-A worn in who sued
' iho Cecil M. WrlihUon estate for
$4X.700 f»r services as his practical
norso. housekeeper, chaulfr r, hos
tess. sccrolary ami companlln was
awarded |4'l.3Wi hy a Dade County
Circuit Court Jury Monday.
She is Miss Surah E Laniard, 35.
who sued lor salary and (rust funds
for 13 veers service In the late
owner ui printing firms in lamdon.
, Ilost on and Miami.
a >
you
NEED
Coleman
FLOOR FI JUN ACM
SPACE HEATER
Roy Wall, Plumbing
for dm, utllr, guestroom reuiodrling or Insulation . . . all
kinds mol typer
"* hovr a large Mjppl, ot
lea,!* .'ill doors an,I Hjnituwi
ot hi -li qualil) realty (or use
See Us
* SANFORD
Atlantic national
(MANUK!) WITH ABORTION
TAMPA W—P*ac* tustlr* war
ranta Charging an elderly Tampa
doctor with abortion have been
dropped In criminal court.
County Solicitor V. H. Fisher
said "the fads do not warrant
filing nf an M o rinM W ’ agnlnit
Dr. Juan A, Maa, TV.
A HI Petersburg police delectlvr
accused Dr. Mas last June of per
waged on u practical level. Information on the advantages forming Illegal operations on two
available In the Industry, on scholarships open in colleges St. Petersburg married women.
SHERMAN
is a ,»
WINS PROMOTION
TAMPA Wt-Ma). (lea. Frank A
Mac Dill Air Fore* Bate tore, haa
Keen promoted to command ot the
Rorond Air Force.
(Jen. Armstrong will taka hla
new command, with headquarters
at Barksdale Air Fore* Rase, La ,
Nov. 16.
II* will succeed Maj. dan. Jo
saph If. (Ilamp) Atkiiuon, named
vice commander ot the Alaskan
Air Command.
and universities in the chemical field, conducted tours of
M*vh school students through factories, are all part of the
plan.
The ideu nf un Industry which needs trained people go
ing out and making certain that those people will be avail
able In a sound one. It in a recognition of how much the
schools and colleges mean to the future of Induatry In this
country.
IS ARI CRAZY ABOUT THIS
LITTLE BEAUTY!
Huni Stepped Up For
Orlando Racketeer
by Senator McCarthy or
it Trunun it a moot quo
it we would like to point
TAM FA U» — Federal offInara
have Hepped up the hunt for Herland Blackburn, alleged Orlando
sled the chase
II I end Alabg
Special 4 Door
Sedan
Kxeelleat condition. Dilute
IMS Plymouth
Convertible
Coupe
Clean, fUdlo, Heater
counts of
1948 OMimobile
Coupe
One. owner, clean,
Hydramatic, Radio, Lo*
1946 Ford
CaaverOM* Coupe
| i
wMuaeM owe
:rom Secretary
Greatest' Collector
F B D C R A L T A X C O LLEC T IO N S
1949 laternational
Vi Ton Pick-up
rent Bag -
MdlcBft An kUcri Gift For Birthday*/
u
Chrlatmas o r A ny O ccasion I
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nut's m you no ro
m i t M M -k ill
attain!
1960 Pontiac
2 Door Sedan
Kxtro ciraa, Kadta. Ot
Owner.
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btunki ore not avolloLU In your illy, und 11.00 and one
label from any tlu of REAL Kill hoy
or Ihe orange
plattlt ring from a MAI Kill Inwut Bon.L to>
C O O K CHfNUCM COM PANY
F. O. Bax 7»
K a m a * C ity 4 1 , Mo.
|6 lure tn Includa yovi noma and cwnpUla nddiau. Your'
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l i lO t 'S K D H A C K — A C la ire
Inhnl op till' tioinls or III" fn rM .f ’s r.le ll black an,I w h ile ribbed
IlM ill
.holllll t■'11 w hether
tile
p*r*i'V .tress for fa ll an.l w inter
falirle •
all new wool — often
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cn lli',I " v I i k I ii w ool" — or w hether [
fulM itoiiseil effect Fro nt in te r
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est in tlie set in dastlem e.l mhl*
used wool. If the fnbric Is a mixriff, in the surplice neckline
lu re , the lul.el should Htitle the
p n lcn i.ta u f " f ie*i|si'.l Wool it con
ta in s.
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w ear, the M innesota ninl North
D akota testa th n w n l. Hut fab rics .
o f ha lf or less in,in h a lf le-u seil
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fab ric, the loss serv ice you can
to loo Imiiie on I'n liiivtto
expect from II.
h'or the tests the scie n tists hail
wool flannel wuvi'ii in the sam e
lin k I ’oyni'i ,,f Ha 11fill'd lias
w av hut one w as all new wool, hern v isitin i; w ith his parents Mr,
.lie w as all re-useil wool, ninl and M is. ( ’ I.. C o rn er, in lliir r i*
three hail vn ryiflK hlem ls of new on n r, W Vn.
I,tut r e u s e d fibers. T h e all now
wool falirle w as smooth anil soft
M> and M is. A it h u r II lle .k w ith u d o se even w eave ntul It w ith lino* returneil to Hour borne
n ave the best srrv ice . K a d i nihli- at 108 West N ineteenth Street
t .mi of re-useri filiei iiiatlo tile u ftrt
spciulioif tbc sum m er in
fa b ric h a rsh e r to the tim rh mnl W o l.i.M , N V.
the weave more iile m d n r
The
fa b ric of a ll re*use.I wool ivu»
.lin k S d u r r lp was the weekend
li.arsb.
m arked ly
n r .f o b ir
in ifn.-sh o f M r. ntul M rs. Ja c k Coy
w eave anil bail thin spots in te r- tier and d u u iflite i. M r. S.* h e ir ip Is
sperseil
w ith
thtcklv
m atte. I fn im e ily frn in S I. A lb a n s, W . Vn.
p arts.
and is now u /'nrpsnifin, itationcd
h’or m any ye ars some fab ric ill the Ja c k so n v ille N a va l H o sp ital.
lms l a i n iimile bv blehiilm r new
a II.I ri'-i|se,|
w ool because
the
A i i u iiik those elected to serve on
sup p ly of new
wool lines ant v ario u s coininittees of the Stetson
n ire l tbc ib'limml for wool. T h e |.u w S liitle u l A sso eiatiiin m e S y l
shopper who hoys the blcndi'd van D a v is, .luliti It. Itoot, W allace
(nhrle, how ever, nectls to uruler
Km I A lln ilto n , all " f Hanford.
stand Hull ton m u ch— that Is, over
fit)
percent re used wool in n
Jtiu MrC.'iinlliL nun «»f f^r. mitl
bl,'ii.j
iloes
pul
itlve
fab ric Mrn. I I . II
MvCunUn. r«*tiirii<«i|
s lre iiK lh eunuch to • tmol Hindi linriip v« D'mL iv f »<*ih MMiifciiM
it t a in f i ooi weai
tu Mi \ lr
f! Milt Wit: hi nriil h**r
tlmurlii*r»♦ Mi
§' B o l g e r I f
Where’s
$ 3 .9 5
P u r it a n s ty le * Hus .b s tn n tm * V n . .
itix iin o tis w .n in t h
stin k e r k n it
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now
WF/RF. CAMPAIGNING
YOUR W ill'll GOODS
BUSINESS!
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TON If HIT AND WEDNESDAY
mi; ooum.K l UArum; pikk.kam
UKfOlDING Willi UNINOINS SUSPIMSLI n m
fim u m ii
II V I-I.O W K ’ F N
s^iiowi ntgopm i coeu
A L S O i C A H T tM lN iTrul S I ’ I.K t I'K D S H O U T S
SANFORD • O R LA N D O
HIGHW AY
It M .I,
The Ihididor Offieers' tjuaiters
nl Ilia Naval Air Station, will In*
the sri'tii' of a Mn*i|tifrndo Hnljnwe’en Hall next Saturday nlalil.
be(;ltinlnu nl 7 p. m. Cocktail* will
he served fallowed hy a buffet
slimier, after which there will be
a dunce. Diirlnu the ovcmIiik , prltes
will ho uwurdi'd ftir the best eontu me.
■ f K liIC W IW
iO WARM
8£ZM/U?r.
po /rMW.'
Proved btti in over 100,000 Florida
home* — modelt to lolve every
problem—new low-payment term*
to fit any budfct — don’t take
chances with health sod comfort
- a c e your O il House Heating
dealer, now I
Shapes with new I w I mI
designed to flatter
. . . to give the perfect nrrunl
to new Pall fashions. Lovely
New Pall colors In
Pelt and Velvet . . .
BW* KARLOFF \
P<«, LORRE
UfUOOOftMA#
W IIG I1 K3U’
Reluct An You I’h'itne — Util
SttltTl Kttrly — l.ay*Aw»y
Friday — Oct 3lat
Now For C'hriHlmus!
UiHirs Ojii'H 11:<T0 I’. H.
1 EATING
SPORTING
R I T I
HTUIIBNT CAHUH W IL L HE
IIONOHKD FI lit TH IS HIIOWI
GOODS
300 East First Street
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.Blues In The News
By son
City Commission
Hi... ’
ti
(Continued Krnm I'age One)
lulu ll* nrliriniil 'condition u* re(|iiiri'il l.y etate law.
Finall)' llii* City i>n<I thn runnatty readied the iurrer*it»*'it, m.nilinn okaying liy higher officials of
Mu* Hun Oil concern, mnl Die find
ings ii ( tlii> appraisal hoard, to m-tllu fur 11,6110, which tvoulil km irk
uill l)ii> purchfise price of Hit* com
pany-owned properly, pi it« itn adilitinniil I I ,600 fur the purchase *.if
the City-owned properly. Tin* limi
ter llien wa« returned in thin form
to the appraisal hoard fur study
ami nrlion.
■
Tlir garlnigo ordinance amendMii-til 111 |nesc tiled I111I night ntipii Ih I ph 1 1... t Iih'ii 1 residents who <lu
nut have niljiici-ul alley*, when*
pni lingo limy l,i> picked up free
of charge liV the t'lty, limy have
linrk iloor |iii'k-nii service liv linytrip SI per rimnlli which "shall IhImill in .................. .. or before Den.
ill encli yeilr fur the entire ensuing
yenr, pruviileil tlmi if rommencemerit of such nervier lie desired
after the firnt of Jaimury In any
ralniilur yenr, only tlm pro-ruin
charge for tke remnlnilrr of ilml
calendar year shall In- no puiil."
The fee nlmll In- pavrilili- for
•aeli single-family dwelling unit
ami nlinll lie imul hy (lie occimnnt.
However, if liiriil residents winh In
leave llieir gnihage at curhs, no
charge will In- levied,
Tin- second nuiemlmeiit n-ln up
fern for amusements ilevlee* an
follows- All devices, such an aulnrnalie piano- ami plionoifinpli-i, a
fee of 126 lor eorh niaeliini'.
Amusement parlor., having games
amt other alilliai-lueiit devious, mil
otherwise t-ln«--ilieil l.y orililiunee
ami not in n e re u of 20 such
frainre or ilevleea, $26, and f'l for
earh pa ill* or ilevlee more than 20
()lh*r ruin operated device” llul
specified, $26. Culnt operated ra
dio, $260. Amusement park, $76
Amusement* lint otherwise covered
by ordinance, per week, $26.
An aintn-lnient dealing with
hums for selling liipioi nml nn
allowance for enlohllehinentn *ellimr liipior in conjunction with an«ttier business was tallied for rewrlHng An ordinance rescinding
tin- authorization fm introdin-llnii
nf (I norlile into lli>- niiiiiiripiil wri
ter aiipply wan placed nn li i.l
rending.
ItnV llynoti iippenri-d with fur
flier n fi-iem-e to a Iraffic nrulileiu
in frunt of Id. place of huninuss nl
2106 Park Avenue, requesting It"'
City lo rut off llii- mirth half uf
Hie triangle pink and make II 11
part of the street. lie offered to
pay hia pro into of coat of aiirli
change. Hn advice nf tin- City nl
torney Hint tin- Htlile It.... I llepailhienl owned part of the park, the
marr wan tnlded pending the re
port mi the rei-niit survey taken liy
the Itiiad llepartment fur ret-oninieriiiatlnii. comertilny the iuirr-
lection,
a * t hony
T ilt ■
A i.Ir ie .iV
t
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<)
ifcM a-»■*■ * »
Straw Poll
Supreme Court ‘
Lions Club
T hu ra in held o ff long enough
-Saturday uio rnlnp to unalde ( ‘apt.
Vote I ’d .
W h ile C o lla r
J- I ,. Chittenden lo hold hia m onth'
1 The pron-iit seven mini court only authority lo assign a Judge
120
H7
ly pcraunnel Inapectlon uf the llien Ike
now hears minor case. In division*, from one place lo another for tem
IH
DI
a t N A A S , A ft e r the iu .p ectio n , A d la l
made up of three justices anil the
Ifv
u
n
e
n
lre
a
Vote
I ’d . chief Justice, Iml every riling must porary service.
the C ap tain told the men that t i l l ,
The chief 1111 tier* would lie
.
Ik
e
IOI
70
wna pm hahly the la -t Inapeclion
, have a majority id Hie whole court. elected by Iho other Justices from
27
21
in " w h it e ." fu r aw hile and Hint | A d lal
If the four men on a division dis the court's rneinber.hlp for any
Labo r
Vole I 'd
th ey ahiiuld lie aure to have th eir
agree, the case goes to the whole term the court agreed upon. The
211
dl
! court
“ hluea" ready for next month’a in- ; IJ e
present Constitution provide, a two
I A d lal
16
:iu
Siipfiurters nl the amendment year term and by tradition the
•pection.
Vofu I ’d . say M is necessary to divide up , nrciding |Mi.itIon is rotated among
F a rm e rs
He then ureaented iliiliv ld n a l troIke
PI
21
| the court's work in order to clear the Judges according to seniority
^ J,' • •*) aix N A A S men H u t had
6
IH
the dotket of a heavy volume of
played on the Htutiun HoHhnll A d lal
The amendment would give llie
llt b r r s
V u lr I ’d . litigation They also sny the meth
T eam . The aofthnll team won the
Supreme Court specific power to
Ike
IH
lilt
od
Is
no
ddferunl
than
that
used
O rlando C la a . " I t " C ity T it le ami
"make rilh-s governing Iho adminA d lal
H
HI
hy the U. H Court nf Ap|u*ul* | l.lralinn of all courts In the state,
wna nwnrih-d one lu ree trophy at
Critics
sny
there
is
a
difference
W
lii'ii
iin
n
lvzlo
g
tin*
the tim e. T h e three P A H IIO N H2I
n -siili ■1 of
nml Hu* practice snd procedure In
niernher. o f the .o fth u ll team wen- tin- H e rald 's noil *,-v •ral Hone 1 between the* federal rirlull court, all .m il courts " ll also says the
whose
rulings
are
subject
In
reSupreme Court "shall have juris
nut pienelil lit the iliapectiun nml must he kept lo mind
ill iv by Hie 11 S Supreme Court,
there are aame men who played on
1 Hl-vr-nstm
w ill
P* 1 .b lv ind llu- State Suoreim- l 'milt which dlclliiii over Hie admission to Hie
the tfUIll h ill were not p ie .e n t he- I'lirry Mfi iu n t ril uf t}>«*
■oe.l itself has Hie final suv oil slate plUClUc of law uml the ill.elplinr
of persons admitted "
iliu a e they have lieen ii-cently vole, which i* 26 pete* III «-• ' -III
questions Some of them also say
Sponsors say the court ulwavs
Ira n .fe rre d from N A A S T h e four llpde C o illltv 's tntnl el-i to il.!* I'h- till- court doesn't need in justices
bu* had inherent power to govern
men th u l were pre.i-nt to receive pull piobublv dues iml in Itlde tu take cure ol Hu* load
court pructice anil procedure, al
the in d ivid u al trnplilea were F ra n k mnny Negio votes
'{lo- amendment would make Hie though a legislative act was passed
M a rk in , llu lp li K lliu t l, lloh K u rn -.t,
2. K i.e n n o w e r h n . a iu u s.e il Id .
I
liief justice id Hie Supreme Cuiirt in Mill authorizing II In change Hie
and A l I ’onton,
g re a te .t u u irg iu from Hu- white chief administrative officer uf ull
rules ol praetlee.
W ith H allow een rig h t urouml the eollnr e lii- .lfliiit io n w hich proh
Hie rnurls in Hie slate
Although admissions to the prac
co rn er, p la n , a re now he In if made nhly repii-ren ts only 111 percent uf
He would be charged ss 1ID Hie tice of law now arc governed by
fo r m any d iffe re n t iia rt ie .. T o the total county vole. A c tu a lly , I2n
duly ol seeing that lilfgullmi was a statutory board id law examiners
.t a r t th in g , o ff, there w ill lie a o f Ik e ’s 2H2 voles lin ve heetl re
thr board operales under rules
p a rty tom orrow night at the holm- eelvi-d fio m this m lu o rlly .e c llm i
pmmiilKnted
by
Hie Supreme
o f M l.. C la ire N orm am l. T h e p a r o f the eleetorute
Watchmaker
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1 Tmrl
I
n
11. Finenhow ei i . 11id lin g by a l i ■■tiled M erchants
ty la being eponaorerl hy the C lilliSeveral years ago. Hie court
1
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idle Yoolh C h ili o f the A ll S o u l. .11111 6-7 m argin In Sieve-mum a 1 IJroeerv Clerk
iiih-il il bud authority lo require
I
0
C hurch and m any N A A S men have mong the ui-live ra il w o rkers, '■finy Man
ill lawyers lo be members of the
I
0
been invited tu lit lend. A llh o iir ll H ow ever, Ik e h n . a mih tn iitin l 6-1 italen C le rk
on amt set up mucliiuery within
* -el Ml a thill llp**r.
I
U
no coat 11in e . w ill he worn, th e re , lilllg e o ver H leveo.o li
tin- liar to discipline iilirliiiciil at
ra iln u id e ie
|
II
two F i ig l i u - r
w ill he gam e . in Hie Halloween 1 tired
loineys thill ll pul such a system
- id.mi
-III
'I'..till1211 IH
.p lr lt Hml th ere w ill h<- a wiener g ro u p , eom pri' ■
lluii-ew Iv r*
Ike (d ia l • died "lidcHriillon," mlo elfecl
rnaat over the o u l.id e fireplai-e at o f Ho* total elee lo iu le
'Ihree new Justices would l>tHere .’II e I lie filia l I ■ a ll of III- Ib-il i-wlve*
(IH 21
"N o rm und’. A c re a ".
appointed for two year term, end
I
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T w o more H allow een pin lie . nn poll lito k in down in li llie Imllvi- II It W iv e .
11—
. in January, mi.m I ii the 1261
Hi by H ille r
II
I
H tllM lllM fu r F rid a y night, fin e dual c la s s ific a tio n .
general election, one of Hie new
|
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W h ile I n lh ir
Ike A iltsi N a vy W iv e
w ill la* at the C h ie f . I'lu li u l.ia rd
mt'inlier* would run for a two year
Ii
I
I I m h c iiis I 11
I
II
llie .tn tiu n and the other w ill l»- Merehanls
•I
term; one lor four years nml one
lll.llillliee Agent.
12
T o ta l*
III) 27
n l the N a vy C enter in Hanford.
12
I
bailor
Ike A d la l for .ix There is iiiilhiiig to provide
T h e p a rly a l Ho- C h ie f'. C I 11I1 W hite C o llar W .u l m
which hould seek the short and
liu
.in
e
s
r
men
1
1
1
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hub'll
—
M
H
(1
w ill liegln at HdMt p in. w iih a tmf
which thr long term T lc y would
11
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a
le
.men
a
H
id
W
o-bars
6
II
tet - upper. Y o u don't have to wear
have In dei ole iti.U among them
0
O
ffic
e
W
o
ri.i-ii
I'u
d
C
lotk
II
I
7
a costume hut It mav he to ym ir
elves.
H rcre ta rle s
II
1
O H i o l It |{ W o rkers
6
I
advantage I f von do hecan- •• m .
q
I
Teach
ers
blu.-i
1
imns
2
0
turne p ris e , w ill he awarded liie ie
p
( le ik .
11
frili lr In ivi-r 1
'(
I
w ill also lie p r l le . awarded for the
0
I
Itetirei) Uu*iitea*niHii
Fon-mnn
2
0
lie .t d an cer, nl the evening. A ll
u
W e a th e r
•f
M selniii.d
1
ll
M in isters
C h ie f P etty O ffic e r’, and tto-ir lfu e in e .su omen
t
II
M* 1 liunhi
11
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wMlnnS.1 riliif. f -1# l»H#|
g u e st, are invited to attend the Itfin k k e e p rl»
u
II
Hand* 1
I
(I
back roads, nelliog tires right arid
a f f a ir and tickets mav I-*- ohtainrd Slenogl Hplin it
II
Mm 1- Hi ii- i'lln td rl
I
I)
lell
from C h ief Clam plH heie aln lilld Al-eouulaul.
I)
Ifnib-i I'lreniM II
I
d
A Himoville, lod , kherdf le
the utution.
Cfl- liiei ■
lu l-lla
211 Id
pm led Similay dial Ihree ymmg
The N avy O u t e r is going ull I iovei non ol I in pi-<,
I iiiurrn
Ike \db'll •iiffi udmillid selling fires "fur exg
nut to have one of tin- lie-t H allo
C ity Fliaplnv* ■
1 .............
:i
*ri-Mil-ill "
ween p a rtie . in Hnnfoid. Non that I Joe 101 .
11
Hu i u Iu 1
6
A large ilia*, of cold, dry air
the (V o te r h a . ta-i-nirn- a nn-ioher H ale. I.ndli-s
<1
D iu w * *
1
i iiolcd off Hie North Central stales
of the D ulled S e rv in ' D rg iild rii
l.iiwyeln
:i
I'olaU
11
ami brought clouds into llu* Dreul
Hull, p la n , on- la-lug Hindi- fur C lir l.t in n W -ul.i-i
IIH ir m
I k e Adi
bakes region Iml no rain, It was
.n in e re ally fine even in g , " f eii
Meal Mutate M iatsi
m in 1
d
II
111 above zero al Mmol. N l l ,
u
terln ln m eiil An o ri-h e.lra w ill he Ile n lta r
1!> D n it
1
l e i uigbl but much warmer In
on hand F rid a y night to p m viile Ile a l K .t n le Mai**
1 *1 III I-*
li
llu- states tu llie east uml sonlli ol
the 111u.il- (n r ilani-ing and a floor Itard * i
4.1 .m il l u l s l s
'iH'A
lb- Oulkutas
72
.ho w w ill add In tin- fe stiv itie s
Ite fle e lin ie ril. w ill ulnu la* eeryeil
The fun .h iu ilil gel underway
a laud Hi'lll 11. ill. and I've lieen told
there w ill la- m any, in iiliy lovely
young Junior h o .le a .e a preaeiil for
tho .u o f you who are .In g le , hut
reniem her, the N a vy Center l . i l 'l
jo . I fu r the .In g le men. 1C. a l.u
fu r you m arried navy ro u p M , ao
you ton nIio ii Ii I la* .tire to tu rn out
at the N a vv C vn let t i l l . F rid a y
for the til|T Halluwi-en p a rly . Stag
nr d rag , you'll n lw a y . find 11 p le a ,
lint evening w aitin g Hu you al llu
Ci-nler.
A. lo Wilson and Ira .Southward
were recommended to replace John
Henkarlk and Itov llrltl, wlm linve
resigned from the City I’lnuuhig
thin rd.
1
C lly Mumigcr Turn l.emon wna
ailthorl/eil lo make necessary Im
provement*. nt n coat of npproxiC it y -owned propel ly* ill
Fulton '
tnalelv f 2.000, in converting f'llv
Street anil H o lly A venue, pm im -e.l I
owned property liumediiitely north
.Me hy the I'ln n idn g Mould
of Hie tiii-vliouiid Mo- Htnlion I " 1 alo. the
wlileh (he C ity D u lle r court 1
n pnikintt lot eoniplele wllii park |
log nielera. 11 wna considered the should la* moved, w a . low and [
1111-11-1a alimild have 11 maximum swam p and iin d e .lrn ld e fm in li
time limit of five lioiila, to coal 11 use. The C iiiiim is .io n direeled tininfm inatinli In- conveyed lo Hu
liillliiliul slim.
Tin* City Mommer win diit'cled I'lnnidng Hoard.
The C u m m l.io n appointed C a rl
lo Investigate tin- fi-a-iliillly nf eequirinu tin- right-of-way and Hn* I ’r i.u c , w ith (len rge Thnrat-m as
opening of an alley III the lilock a lte rn ate , In serve a . Ill.p e c lo r id
bordered Oy Locust and Mellon- the im ililciiu il eleellotl uf NoV. -t,
villi- Aveiiuea, Ciiliilliui Drive and In plai........ .. lly rd J . (Inode, who I .
Twentieth Htreel, as reipieated liv 11111111I1- tu serve in th u l ra p a city .
Ril (Iowan, .lame. Young, II. J.
In other a rtlu n . the CuiimiiIk.I ou :
Jeffcont nml (Ihurh-M Flanders, re.- A uthorised the C ity Mnliugei tu
o htalli p ric e , ua fu rn i.lilu g a lu-at
hh-ntH in Hu- block.
Upon ..... ...
of Chief e r fu r t ill1 new to u rist In illilln g , ami
nf I 'nl lee Huy William. Hie rei|lli'.l 0 I 1I 11I 11 mi e .tlm a le on c u .l uf re
nf J. i-l. Julie, fur Hie Irwli.fer uf p a irin g flo o r. In llu* Cliamhei- of
a liver and wine, license fnmi 122 COfunierce llu ililliig ; a iith u rise il the
F a il Fourth Htreel to Oil Hanford en fliriV niu n t Ilf till* ordinance re
Avenue wmi denied,
ip ilriu g trap p in g u f ilo w ii.p o n ln
A reipie.t from Dr. Harold K. connected to s a n ita ry sew ers.
Itiny for a reserved pm king spare
A uthorised the p a rkin g m eter
nn thn went aide of the Atlantic ordinance ho umeiuleil lo m ake the
Ilnuk hultdlmr wii. lahleil,
m etera e ffe ctiv e fro m H:IHI 11.m.
Tin- ('umml.aloM uif reed to lend until 41:0(1 p.m. 1111 a ll days except
the Hoiitliaiile I'rlmnrv Hchool I'ar- Sunday u ilil designated h o lid ays;
rnt-Teoclicra Association IH light* denied the request o f iiie m l.-rs of
and reflector, from the old base* the F ir e D epartm ent they la* given
bnli Held for installation at the the sam e s a la ry In cre a se , u . the
school, agreeing to give llivni the Police D epartm ent, and authorised
lliflila If lliev lire Inatalled anil the C ity M anager to ca ll fop bids
placed in mu- within a year.
on the sale of accum ulated Junk in
Thn City Manaifi'i' reported Hie the c ity .
willing to rutlre the lainds In the
amount which they woi.ld bu will
ing to sm-nil on a hospital. Mr.
Hoiishohler- ilectare<| that It Is n
"moral ami religious duty to our*
selves, our families ami children"
to pas. the bond issue. Prorr-*dIngs in Issuing the l.uids rouhl lie
stopp-d, he stated, if (he Kish Drtate should priK-i'-d'with eonstrueHoti plans.
Coach tiana., io Vxplalnlng nrnemlment No. I, dealing with
capital outlay uf finals fur schoal
construction, stated that une*lhlrd
of vehicle lieen.i* tag money woot-l
he "enrinarkeil" to assure l-mda
for school construction, at a lower
interest than norno-rly could he
hiH'irred. A . a result, he .11 id, DoState would save more Hum $1
million u year in interest alum*.
He pointed out the proposal
doesn't Increase taxes, til- con' of
the Minimum Foumlatlui. Proximo
(which allocates $100 *ier year fur
eru-h Iri.truclioliai unit I and does
n't take power away from the
Cmirity.
"Why do wt* need tldsg" lie said,
lie staled u survey rundni-ted ill
January this year showed there
were DIH.IHMI rented, maV'-shlft
and ubsolele rooms, some bolderlug on tin* fire Inin line. In the
.Stale's icIuHtls. Tliree hundred
thousand children lire in over
crowded rooms, lie said, and nentiy liu.ono are In rooms wi'h 60 or
more. In some rooms, two tlu.-nt.
are being taught simultuiieouply.
lie brought out that 26,000 ru-w
students will In* uililed each year
for Hu- next two years ami that
IJHHI additional clnssriiomr will ht
needed each year.
It-p. William., in <*xplaining
the r-mnioing to proposed nrnemi■ uenls, idipulateil Hist No. 2, deal
ing wiili the laaisting ut Hie rimnber uf iosHcer uf the Dtate MUrue.iie Court from isveti to It)
hould lo* defeated.
He hrought out that Cover nor
Win r • n. who hui alrm.lv upoiunted three of the pre.eni pislici'l. Would lll.u Bllpuml tile llnee
new justice*, resulting in six out
* *' the III Jo.llces of llie new court
I-mi* Win m o appointees.
lie bucked itiiieiiilment No. II,
dialing uilh ir.uing cburlci* to
1 outdo-, lor countv home rule, a*
In .la te i ll would iiinki* i-uunty
* ffii-iuhi more
r e .poll.tide for
Hun ai'liulii 0n-1 politician, in
Tullahu..*-- cuoldii’t "pull fu.t
1.in ’ on Hn- rounlles. i l - also
slati-d llial coimlies would have
olilloll upon what Ivpe of govern-
1^
McCarthy Reaction
Thu City uf Sanford 0111111111); Hoard will hold a public
heariiix in (he ('(uiiiiiiHrsitiiient ((mini, i ’ity Hall, Hunfoii!. Florida at H:HH I*. !\i. Thurndav, Novumbar II,
1951! nil llie following sulijectu —
1. The rejnninp of French Aye. for Uo entire
* length lu R E T A IL i O.MMFHf iA l2 .
The creation of j o«w rfilr ir lfd Relnil f'nmmerrlal /one.
^
J, The re/.onliiK of that poitoni of llreanttvold
piesciilly /lined RI AA lo It I A.
Ail persons inleresled are invited In alleiid this hearini;
so an lo express llieir opinions.
Sanford I'lanniii); Hoard
hy 1 II. James lint, Secy.
More than one person
1ms bought a new Lincoln
from this picture alone*
i ’eople have nel mil Iy walked tolo l.locoln show
rooms, pointed lo llie Lincoln picture ill an
advertisement, uml naid, " I waul that car.!'We enjoy thn tribute lo Lincoln's prestige.
And we rcrlainly can understand a p«*r*uii
buying the l'J52 Lincolti on appearance alone.
Rut we would rather you diiln’l.
Fur the Lincoln'* beauty is not inmrlblng
von can xcu in an ilhislruliun. ll's a l i v i n g
beauty . . . 11 beauty of comfort and motion
In keeping willi modern living, l l ’s a beauty
llial you tieiisr* in the silent power of Liucuhi'a
new ovcrlieud vulvn V-U engine , . . in iho
rfforlle** control you get from llie dual range
hydha -matii: Transmission and llie new balljoint fronl wheel suspension (tirsl on any
American production car).
If you iusisl, we will, uf course, part with ■
Lincoln before you drive il. llul il is sir differ
ent llial ll must bu driven lit be understood,
When may wo expect you for your demon*
■Iralioii? Wir'd like lu show you soon.
Skk nf State Qmtfnw1Siiuytinat
o n M m m ih o w m &h ixo m
IN' TWO M tCOHpAM BLI H i l l ! . . . C O S M O P O L I T A N
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Washington nml buy (slated to first hand how the minus and soul,
lie placed In two additional sena of children can be warped by him
torial districts under the proposed err and sickness . . . anil they
aini-mlmcntsi could not la* reap kniiw, too, how children thrive
portioned again. He also nuintrd when their condition is improved."
Staling that Soiilh Koreans are
out u politician in one of Hie
counties kept running for ntutr being trained and euuipued lu (Aft*
senator but kept getting defeated over much of llie fighting ;im l*l
by u cnmliilatu from another ready huve mure divisions in fhe
county, und Rep. Williams ex front lines Ilian Hie United Stairs
pressed tiiu opinion the particular dues. Stevenson said llial l.i-.r
politician figured to win io ids training should lie crmlmoed
"1 still (lave hope and cu di
own separate district.
He udviH-al-d voting in favor dunce." he said, "that we will bj
able lo conclude an acmislb-e m
of Hie remaining amendments hut fair ami honorable terms."
gave no particular reasons as they
Meanwhile. New York Ma,-r r
till are local issues, mil dealing ‘ Vincent it Impellitteri (iredm. ,1
after a conference wills Slevcn.0,1
with Seminole County.
1 Ihat Ihc Democratic numinee a,
Scout Ht. John stated, "ll 'carry Hu* city "very b ig "
-W
A pos.iblc imlication id how thiuu-niiT mater l*iw voii vote, as
long as you vote. Your greatest | city's big Negro vole would go
was given last nlglil when Slrven
security in the vote you take.”
sun received a wild and eimJlonal
The program was under tin* gri-etiiii! in Harluni
direction of Malcolm Mu-Nedl,
while Kil Met‘all, Chief l.loll, pie
BA1.TIMOMK i.ft —The italliinnre
.liter at the meeting.
Sun said today a messenger lx
being dispatched from the Steven
son campaign train to Washington
to usk Secretary uf Slsle Dean
Arliesnn lo I khiiu a statement M
will not accept reappoint m en tal
(rnnflnurd From Cage One)
discovered llie "wave of disgust” the Democrats win llie election
The Sun story was Irnm Howard
in a telephone check ol Ml cities—
Harasolu, Si i'elerxbiirg, Tampa, Norton. Ms stall writer with
Orlando, Jacksonville, 1‘eusacola. the Democralir presidential camllTallahassee, Ft Fierce. bake i'ity ilale's campaign eidmira-je 111 Con
neclicid
and Miami
FirgoBtokUr don't
■ H S m araw SW W
s
Stevenson
handled ipeedlly throughbut Florl*'
men! they desired.
da In the various Inferior courts,
He also barked No. 4, dealing
and he would have authority to
with having an additional Judge
(Continued From Pagu One)
IC e a flr a e a C o n * f *ne lla e l
(Continued Krnm Pate One)
transfor Judge* from one place to
(Continued From I'ags One)
for thr second Judiclul circuit. selves from this Insidious disease
de
Jeath sen another tor temporary service as trustees, considering the estate* Is
ill the fiv e m ajo r oi-eiiglillonnl ; he pnaxihic to uphold
He writs against Nos. ,6 and (I.
" I think that women deeply me
. leru e Itv u vote of mi mure Ihim he saw fit.
-alegoi Ics.
In the position to do so, might Ip- stating the cuunlius of Monroe, durst a nd this, for they know ut
1 four of Hu* Id justice.
At present, the governor has the
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STABILITY
STAYBILITY
Since littl this organization has served the Ford owners
of Sun lord continuously.
Thru depression
ways )»nen open.
recession, and war, our doors have al
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W H E N Y O U T H IN K O F
FERTILIZER . . . .
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C L A S S E S F IT l'E D
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T u n . Ik t. 2*. 1952
UK. C. L. PKKSONS
In m
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left (hror ili'nri ami heavy i>ni|u'ity
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I «l*mn|Kv In C'ii Iiii Iasi wvvk had
Notice In hereby *1vert that lltiberi dliiipatlHl Iflti* aft ihtui iif s*|t»iill>
vv \vuii>«in» mii«1 Tr»i Wlllianix. past of the* Bahama* today
have HIM their final r»|Hirt_ .u
The Miami Weather Hnreati said
e t itn iln lR irn io rp <»f i h r m i m p o f T
J,
VV I I lia him , tlci ciiM **l. tlin t t h e y Hurricane Fox- sixth nl the season
iijiY c f ile d t h e ir p e t it io n f o r flrutl —mi lunger has a well defined
ill't 'liw n f f . nn*l th a t lli* v w ill n |ip lv center hut Is an area nl si|tinlls
to th e
ll(itli#riitt|«* lio n g liiN
Uteri
willi highest winds almul Mi miles
S tro m . I 'o ilfit y
In d u e of H m n ih "li'
iT m it t y , F lo r id a , oti tin* *ilh (la y of an hour
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T H E 9 AN PORI) H ER A LD
O. P. WARREN DIES
WINTER HAVEN tfv-The Rev
Omnr P. Warren, senior partner
o r ix t k t t io j * t o In Warren Shoe* Inc ami Winter
MAWK A FrucA TtoT ro n FWAI. Haven mayor from nt?K to !!>:»*
Legal Notice
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12) Our department managers are veteran, experienced,
successful automobile men. The combined automobile experi
ence of nur department managers and general manager totals
more than 100 years.
We art* a small business, but in serving you we provide the
chief support for more than 20 families (hat live in this com
munity.
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til p ro g reia new ilealgns ju rt
completed liv Ihe n ie n lU e l in
a ltra e tlv u Flo rid a elylca . New
K IIA U rtn a w ith low down paymanta. I f you have a lot thla
m ay h# •u fflrlw n t fu r duwn pay-
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LSU's Powerful
Fed JVs To Play 4 Games Here;
Line Might Not
Randy Reynolds Leads Scorers
Help Bulldogs
T iics . Oct. 28. Ifl.i2
Hr MHI> t'LEIH C 'IIEIl
The ncminnln High -I V s luiviJust three more game* I ft lo plnv.
A ll of these gomes ,vil| |.r ,.|ny.-.l
In Sanfotsl under l l ” light, nf tinnew nml beautiful '-t'unn Ini Sta
dium.
T h e It.-iliy Feds -p9 I in • w III
D elauid as Ih e ii f i i * l linnn' giim c
on N ov. 7. Tln-y i i . i u l l y whipped
the Puppy ItolMogs, at to 0, mid
are favored over tin m . »uln, !)<•laind has a small hut fast ti-uni
Mid w ill In- t i l i n g - iv h a i l to
beat the " L lM h - f'i h i Hater ."
On Nov. I I , Hi- l\ ' will piny
Miglilly
Miiliilaiul ' li" kiinud
again. The fii*i tlom Hu- "Inil,y
Feds" played Mulnlui. I ti.. . • 1.1 .1
out a victory (inn it o :n* iii on
lligldigldi ng this gome, won wlmti
T l f E SA N FO flD lt E R A L D
i on Ids own goal line nod then
| rated t(H) yards for n well enroed
[ Hnnfmd Inuehdnwn,
Nov. 18 Is an Important date to
remember, fur that Is the "Little
Celery Eaters" will plov the team
that has given them their only sethurl. of the year. Tills Irani Is OrInliilo'a Edge water "It" squad.
.Hanford Is considering this game
as their honireomlng gnmo and
are nut to lake them this tinvt.
Coach John Hrolt said "The boys
ate looking le tter from day-to-day
and I think their scrimmaging
with the "A" sipunl helps them a
lot. If the ieiys piny coihI and
haul football. I am sure they* uilj
win the lest of their games."
All of these remaining rontestn
will be pin veil hI Memorial Rtniliiiin at 7;3ll p. m.
"Handy" Rumly Reynolds h nils
Ma- other hm-ks of the most points
scored wilh 24.
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Turner
Johnny Jones
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Unlit Fed Schedule
Nov. 7 — llrLaml, here
Nov. II — Mainland, here
Nov. IH — Edgrwidrr. here
Julio Sroll
Johnny Jom-n Intercepted a pass
Parker Threatens Miami Jackson Is
SEC Scoring Mark Heading For Best
Set By Van Buren Gridiron Record
JA C K SO N V ILLE
Miami
Jackson High appears to have
clear sailing In a perfect season
against Rig Trn Conference op
position
Out of eonferenee action the next
three weeks, the iwiwerhouse Jack
son tram that whipped Miami
Edison Insl week will then face
West Palin Itenrh, Ft Lauderdale
land Tampa lllllsbnrrmgli None lias
ATLANTA idV-Jnck Parker. Mis
xlsslppi Stale'-, lanky quarterback,
(enres fontlinll |hiIiiIs in Hie .Southeastern Conference al a rate of
13 per game
If he ran keep up Unit pace or
even maintain an 11 • point per
game output In the remaining fimr
games tin State's schedule. Parker
will beenmo the HEC's top scorer
of all lime
Young Parker, u junior
lias
scored nil points in flic games It
State played the usual in game
schedule Instead nf the bobtail
nine, Parker would In- n rinch In
smash Steve Van liurcn'x old
mark.
Van Huron, playing for L S U
In 104.1, scored lilt points IndiiIdiml .
high for any Snulheaslerii player
Parker took first place in Hie
1033 S EC race Saturday liy coring
)l ol Stale's It) pulnIs against Alant<:a. Florida's Itnfoid Long fell
from first In second place. Ihmigli
ho Increased Id* points from 48
to 54.
Bobby Luna nf Alabama is third
with 4l and three men are lied
for tho final two spots m the big
five. Kurh nf Ihr three has .ill
points. Wilson Dlllurd of Ml slsxip
pi, Hobby Marlow of Alabama and
Lcnn Hardeman of Henry la Tech
Tied with in point, each are
Andy Kniar, Trnne -re; Jerry
Marehsnd, I,. H U .; Cmky Tharp.
Alabama, nml Hill Teas. Tech. Pep
per Hodgers nf Tech tms 21
Twenty • four pom! each have
been scored by Hill Krirlcnieyrr.
Vamlrrbilt; Joe I orlimaio, MIsxJx
slppl State, and Sten- Milling, r.
Kentucky Dick I'odi i ol Vainly
has 20 and I!) luiic been scored
by Jimmy la-ar ol Mi -i.-.ippl and
l ’elc Cleinrut of I'ulnm-
No. X h Take Navy
Howling lamp Lead
Ole Mias Could Win
Contest With Its
Superior P a s s in g
Ity The Aswirlalrd Press
An unyielding 1-oub ,uiia State de
fensive line could prove a great
handicap In the Rengals whey they
Invade Mississippi Saturday.
The hefty LSu forewall, which
has forced most of Its foes In the
air Ihls year, might stop Missis
sippi’s running game and Invite
disaster from the Rebels’ air arm.
Mississippi rornplolod 10 nf 31
passes for 218 yards and twn touch
downs In muting Arkansas last
week. And In practice yesterday,
Jimmy Lear, who pitchesHroin tho
Rehrl split-T, was throwing strikes
In a lievy of skyscraper ends.
Al Hntnii Rouge, LSU Coach
"denial dus" Tinsley became
"Gloomy dus" after getting word
from the trainer that a twisted
knee will keep (piarterbaek Norm
.Stevens from ^
scrap.
Last week the LSU signal-caller
ranked 11th among the nation's
passers. He was sidelined In last
week's loss to Maryland and will
he replaced by CRH Ktrlngflclrl.
Strict secrecy was the theme at
Auburn as the Tigers opened drills
for Florida Coach Ralph Jordan
barred (tie president of the school
from (be workout and declared "no
one will walcli us practice Ihls
week."
Florida worked out lightly, but
planned inure serious drills today.
The dators suffered no Injuries In
their surprising 30 0 conquest nf
Georgia last week.
Albert Klmure, freshman simu
lating Georgia passing nee Zckr
HratKnwxki,
riddled
Alabama's
pass defenses, making It a sure
nel that Coach Red Drew will have
his Tide defenders working over
time during the rest nf the week
Georgia Is Ihr next 'llama oppo
nent.
Georgia's varsity worked briefly
in sweat suits Guard Sain Mrvos
turned up with leg Injuries In
rurred in Ibe Eloriifu game.
(luck Marlin, ace Georgia Tech
lias* catcher, was thrown for a
loss by a stom ach disorder and
1* cxpeeled to be below par for
the big game with Duke Dave
Davis, Tech punier, will lie pressed
into service if Murlln is unable
to iday
Mississippi Stale, low in spirit
alter last week's drubbing by Ala
bama, got a lift with news Hint
Joe Fortumiln. lop Maroon fullbuck, will lie ready (or uiTion Sat
urday again-,I Tulunn. Ami Tulune
was cheered by word Hint Rill
S |ml ten, defensive uiiuul, and baitbuck liny Hcymcl would bo In
shape In piny this week
Navy team No, 9 look over first
place in the Navy llow-lliig League
last Thursday night by sweeping
n three game series with No, I
while Iasi week's leading No. 4’s
were losing two out of three to
No, II.
Coleman Yates was high score
for the No. It's with a 1011 series
while Markin knocked over 420
plus for the Inner*.
Lou Cara's league high series
of 1X1 for the evening set the
pattern for Navy No. 2'» pair nf
wins In thrre seta over No. 5, shown the class Hint Jackson has
llliHimfletd hit for a i l l , top in heating Jacksonville l/iu and
Lnmlmi. Orlando Kdgowntrr and
Carver and llaric tied with
Edison
fur No. 0's, ml I-'rreouio's, No 1
Jacksonville Jackson, only tram
III) was Hi * RlHih'Vi Lll|» MTII
In--,id.-. Miami Jackson with a per
HfMIII*,
il*' record In conference play,
N ew Li*iiirii«* mirne Its eighth get-- tm chatter this week In prove
week of plnv at Ihi Hauforil Howl ll- tulit In cimtrrid for the litln In
a game wills Edison.
ing Alley* Thnrsilny night.
Navy Nil, .1
The schedule:
f.l-0)
P la in *
1
2
1 Total
Thursday—U'e at Hillsborough.
Uulieitniin
l to 111 171 155 Jax Jackson al Edison
III own
IIH l.'lll 1.19 aim
Friday—Tampa Plant at EdgeWeeks
129 I.T5 147 -III water, Lakeland st St. Petersburg,
Mason
int 148 l i t 426 Iteadi, Lenoir. Tcnn , at Landon.
139 179 4fl9
Yale*
in
.Saturday— Ft. Lauderdale at Mi
Total
702 702 753 2157 ami Reach.
SI ami logs:
(0-5)
Navy No, 1 ,
W 1. T
4 II 0
Players
1
2
1 Total Miami Jackson
3 0 0
HH HIM 122 .118 Jax Jackson
Hinder
3 0 1
Mever
imi
95 105 .909 lllllxhnrmigh
3 1 0
Kelnlei
IHI 121 194 332 Edison
3 2 (I
Markin
Hl'J 149 115 426 West Palm Ueach
1 2 1
Fried
1115 195 122 1132 Lakeland
2 i 0
508 581 508 1711 Kt. Petersburg
Tidal
Jefferson
2 3 9
G A IN E S V IL L E t I lie Florida
l.er
1 2 9
(iulurs. nne.point ylclinu, of An Navy No. 2
(2*1) Ft. Lauderdale
1 2 1
burn at the Plalnsmcn'M Inline Players
2
1 Total Plant
1
1 3 0
coming last yeai, hope to avenge Nl-giolln
162 111) Hit 459 Landon
1 3 1
that defeat wilh a Imiuecnming Hi-hailttei-L
1III llfl u :i ami lloono
0 2 1
victory of their nun Imre Saturday llrckermeyrr
15H Ml) 121 425 Edgewater
0 3 1
The EhiiTda grlihlcrx. who re- Mu-minerhc
129 116 14.1 aiH
lunmdrd idler (heir opnel loss In Caro
175 157 151 48a
Vanderbilt In a flghlini; cb-ven Total
728 ftlll 719 2111
which last Saturday gave Georgia
a thnruuuli licking, plan to ge* Navy No, 5
(1-21
oven this weekeml for m il's L i l t
Players
1
3
.1 Total
loss In Auburn
—
128
169 288
L'utitiun was the word finiu head llramhle
1(12 Illl 142 441
scout John Kilmer, boweler As he HI. Peter
lilltlllllfirhl
l.’UI 102 12.9 415
recited I he Aiilmrn aliength Mon
Wickliim
174 127 112 41.9
dav.
1.1(1 122 105 1157
. "Dudley Spence, replacing tho Ponton
MM tot
—
101
injured vlneo Dooley, who also l.ockn
721 H32 842 2018
might be .ready fur us Saturday, Total
la the finest shnrt passer in Ino
South, the best punter in llin Kmdli Navy No. ft
(2*1)
and will tako a back seat In tm Players
2
1 Total
1
rback wo have faced tula Curvor
17(1 114 155 499
" Kilmer said,
Uhl
99 —
222
Ziegler
ilr offensive line Is big and Fngal
Lift 105 — 2011
telr defense* bigger and ex- Carlumo
117 122 140 1(7#
:cd. Tito overall defonsivu Ihirle
111) 147 173 410
sight li about 330 pounds. Clark
—
MM 1.96 LIB
MM —
Dumont
113 m
Total
flBT 587 718 1980
S
Floridan Will 15c
Trying To Avenge
1951 Auburn Loss
Rogero’s 164 Is
Top Navy League
Bowling Average
For the second strnlght week,
"llog" Itogern remains the kingpin
in the Navy Howling League at
the Sanford Howling Alleys. The
sailor nee holds n three pin edge
over his nenrest opimncnt Hill
Stand.
itngero with s 181 a irrsg r and
Hlapd with s )fl| percentage are
tfi« 6lli> two Tar
avrrsgta above the Iflf) mark.
f«nu Caro l« third with n 158
count.
Sixteenth ranking pin leveler.
Hob Gaston, has the most pins
with 3310, This Is du< to the fact
that he has Imwled the most
games, 24. Cam Is second in this
respect with 1281) pin*.
Stapel's 2Ult game of several
weeks ago still stands us the best
individual line by any Navy howl,
er. Frank Dumont Is second In tho
best single gome roltinm with a
107 effort.
ftogero's 527 series lops the
snllor circuit with Stapel's 515
series ranking second
NAVY L E A G U E
Pin* Avg. i i .i l
llugeru
1474 161 191
Htnpel
1445 161 206
Caro
9286 156 175
Yntes
2302 153 tot
Dumont
1929 148 107
Ht, Peter
9971 116 178
Helmut tret
219) 11(1 IHI
Hkeht
2471 116 174
Marie
1144 111 164
Negro ttn
2573 14.9 177
Markin
1710 1It 179
Weeks
1279 112 165
Hsuniann
1791 112 IHH
Tcrpell
2989 111 171
Wise
lain 1.99 169
Gaston
9.916 198 183
Carver
821 197 176
Heed
1611 197 166
tan-ke
2189 197 161
Freeman
9992 196 172
Wlekllne
2046 136 174
Mnsun
16.95 l.’ffl 165
Hhmmfirld
1699 1.96 168
It row n
1589 192 161
Clark
1.912 191 156
Robertson
9115 190 174
Hnhlixtriigt'l
2.927 129 157
Jones
986 129 149
Emlet
2676 127 DM
Ponton
1596 126 159
F'ognl
1246 125 157
Ziegler
1210 124 152
Bramble
69 H 122 160
2182 121 158
Heekermeyer
Keister
1987 121 146
Carlin |ie
11)70 Mil 145
2192 117 142
Mnsemi-rlm
Meyer
1924 111 124
Phillip*
1921 113 15.1
Fried
992 t n
122
661 ih i 127
S'ndler
It o w lin f f
Sports Roundup
Ity G A Y L E TALBO T
This Is "Pnladln", tile friilured dog in the movie "Sedgefiddx
Story", which will be shown at the Sportsman's Association meeting
in the Commissioners loom nt the City Hall Thursday night. (Tide
Morton, the owner of the dog, proudly displays his canine hunter. The
public is Invited to uttrnd till- movie.
Movie On Dog Training Will Be
Shown At City Hall On Thursday
"The Sedgefields Hlory," a color
.numl motion picture, will l>«
shown to local spoilsmen and
>thers Interested tin dogs and
hunting, at the Hpnrtxnmn'* A s
sociation meeting tu In- held In
the I'lly Commissioner*' room of
the City Hall Thursday evening
at Hi no n’eleok, It was announced
l*v It. T. Hunt, manager of Hunt's
Tuxedo Feed Store.
The movie, featuring Clyde
Morion, only dog handler and
trnlner In win I he National
Field T rial Championship nine
Hines with dogs hr ha* trained,
and "Paladin," which won the
Championship
In
1911
and
1932, was a year and a half In
the making.
Portion* of the film are ill-voted
lo irnining and handling terli*
niipiea demonstrated by Morton,
while many field trial scenes
show the dog* in action, particu
larly "Pnladln" in winning the
Navy No. 4
Players
Hkvht
Teepull
Emlet
Gaston
Freeman
ATLANTA tm—Rick Caaarus took Total
[tr, .Ute. lull * backing Job for
londa In Saturday’s Kama with
MTiia and immediately won the
Uanta Journal'* Sauthaaatara
Mhrence player of the, week title.
Tm Tampa, Fla., native worked
l a Quarterback In the early seabut hie display of talent In
adUu tM M-U assault against
(1-1)
2
1
.1 Total
158 1211 102 880
IIH hid 130 887
Lift 158 144 437
128 183 118 420
14ft 120 172 400
(IM 781 888 3019
new
9
Get. 31 — Winter Park, them
Nor. 7 —- New Smyrna, thera
Nov. 11 — Seahrcere, here
Nov. 21 —. Open
Nov. 28 — Del.and, here
f Hunter iinilng)
Newest! Nimblest!
Power Racked Beauty
tOtt'TM/SS IT/,
Rick Caaares la
Voted SEC’s Top
Fullback Of Week
Celery Fed Schedule
NEW YO R K W-Addressing the
regular Mnmlay meeting nf Ihe
Fool hull Crying Society nt otic of
the belter class beaneries. O u ch
NEW YORK. W—East ball plichO u Little of Olumbln devoted
himself at seine length to a warn ers are supposed to fore tictlcr
ing that Army will he back mining In night games. Rut Cleveland's
(he nation's gridiron titans by this Early Wynn, who depends maljkr
on slow stuff, did right well W r
time next fall.
himself under the lights during
As the Linn mentor Indicated, the 1932 major league baseball
this will be a i|idtc remarkable season
feat en the part nf Coach Earl
Wynn, whose repertoire features
Blaik. as the Cadets w
are only knucklers, sliders and changes of
in their second season since they pace, picked up 13 of his 23 vic
lost virtually their entire si|uad tories in arc-light play. Ills .867
through the cribbing expose.
percentage, (13 12), topped all
Despite the fact that the Lions American League mmmdsmen In
gained a 1414 tie by virtue of a nlghl game competition. Associated
classed Army us "the best team we Press figures revealed today.
have played this year " As CnlumWinning all nf his last 11) stalls
Ida previously had lost In PrinceIon and Penn, this statement took under the ares, the Indians' rljpB
hander whipped Ihe llostnn Red
In considerable terrain.
“The Job Walk has done with .Sox and the St. lauds Drowns
this set of youngsters Is, In my three tlmex each and Inst only lu
opinion, Hie
best anyone has Washington and Philadelphia at
done." Lillie declared. “ That tokos nlRht.
In Ihe National Lcojitic. big win
In the years when he hud his
great undefeated teams and when ner Robin Huberts of Ih e Philadel
he was named coach nf the year, phia Phltlles racked up IS tri
It's no great thing to turn out a umphs ugainsl only three setbacks
fine team when you have the In percentage, the husky Phillies'
material, bul It Is when you start htirler was tied with New York’s
with what Earl did In this in Hoyt Wilhelm and Preacher Roe
nf Hrnoklyn, each with 83.1.
stance.
"I heard Georgia Tech has a Ire- the latter pair had only six night
mendottl (cam this year. I don't decisions.
know whether they’re doing much
Huberts, with n season’s record
worrying down there nlmid their nf 29 7, did not suffer u nlghl game
game ugainsl Army next week in .....
..............
_ he Imwed
loss .............
after June
17 when
Atlanta, hut I know if It was me i in Aipliu tlrailc nf St taiuis He
I would star I In du a Hide worry showed four victories apiece over
log You know, those Army kids the Cards and the Cincinnati Reds
have terrific ali-armmil speed.
llubliy Shantr. Philadelphia A's
Iliey are beautifully coached and lefly, who won 21 and dropped only
a pleasure to watch.
seven during Ihe year, was runner"You can get a fairly gisid line iiii In Wynn with a 10-3 recuul.
mi them now off their 22 0 loss In Now York's Allle Reynolds, vifPi
Southern California early In the 7-3, was third.
season. You saw nhsit Southern Cal
Sal Magllc, New York. 8 3. Carl
did to California (he other day. and Erskine, Hrnoklyn, and Hob Rush,
up tn (hot time California was sup Chicago. 3-2 each and Ken Haffcnsposed lo tie one of the best in the berger. Cincinnati, 116, also (Misted
country. Army is a int better now impressive mnrks among the Na
than ft was two weeks ago. or tional League pitchers.
even one week back
Dave Kiisln. New York Giant
"This halfback nf Hloik's who
scored Ihe Iwo touchdowns against southpaw, was llte lone unbeaten
us. Fred Alloya. can really carry hurlrr In the major league group
Ihe linll, and by next year I predict of "151 Innings nr more'* pitchers,
MM
that Marin Del.urla will lie one nf Koslu had a.10 slale
_____
H
backs I understand that they have
some real good boys aiming op
from their present niche loam loo
HAY B LA D ES
What I mean Is that Army isn’t
CHICAGO
M' The Chicago Cubs
Just showing signs of coming hack
—it's practically here rigid now." have added liny Itlades, veteran
baseball figure, lo Iheir couching
and scolding staff
MURPHY D IES
Rlailes, aN lycarnld
native nr
JOHNSON C IT Y N Y '.P —
Michael .1 (Mike) Murphy. Ill, for Ml. Vernon, I I I . played ivllh Ihe
mer major league baseball player St. lands Cardinals In the '2f)s and
nod minor leagur umpire, died managed that club in 1939 and
1940
Sunday.
Ho has eonrhed at Hrnoklyn, Cm*
Murphy piayeii fur tin- St Louis
Cardinals In 1912 and fur Ihe Phila- clnnnll and SI. lands and has man
aged minor league teams.
delpbia Alhllirs III 1918,
S t a n d in g s
C IT Y HOWLING L E A G U E
W L Pins II.O.
III 8 18095 826
Are Gilt**
Htliu- Mur himIt 9 IMAM Mil
Post Offlre
la n I7H99 XlH
19 If 18227 ft’JX
Htanley-ltogi-rs
9 15 17716 8 16
Celery Cltv
F'la. Pow. I.li'ld
9 in 17975 891
NAVY L E A G U E
W. L. I't*. ll.fi.
No. a
in
9 II 776
11 III 21 733
No. i
N*l. fi
16
H 211 75.9
19 1 I 11 711
No, 2
19 11 12 716
No. 5
N 727
No. 1
7 17
High Series
l«oii rum
189
High Gunir
Roll (.'union
183
M IX ED L E A G U E
W.
L.
No. 1
II
4
No. ft
9
fi
8
No. 5
7
No. 4
7
8
8
No. 2
7
No. .9
.9
2
High Game
Murrift NJnMom
r»K
High Herlaa
Yales
498
Team Game
No. 1
589
T e a s Merles
iimn
No. ft ....... .
F9££ ito w h f
1952 Championship.
The -TQ.iiiitiiito film was pro
duced by the Ralston Purina
Company and I* being shown for
the first time In this ntea at
(hi* sportsmen's meeting.
Invitation* have been sent In
many hunters and dog owners,
Mr. Hunt staled, and since Hie
meeting I* Open In the public,
anyone interested in seeing this
feature film shmild come down
to the
Sportsman's
meeting,
Thursday nlj,-bt in time for the
allow which will stmt promptly at.
H:IKI n'clidock.
Come Rit It Through Its Races!
Hidlit. now, nt your Dodgo dt-nlor’it, thcro'M n sleek
Power Packed Handy that is jimt wnitinji for you to
got behind tho wheel find take n "Rond Test" rido.
Como drive it today! You'll dbcovor n now kind of car,
built for action and tailored to tho noods of nctivo,
on-tho-go Americana. It will open your eyoa.
ThrlH to Iti Surging V-llght Powerl
• /
1999 0 9
The8:00 SEDGEFIELDS
STORY”
P. M. THURSDAY, OCT. 30
MMISSIONERS' ROOM -
CITY HALL
Watdi Cljrdt Mortoa, America's top bird dbg tralnar, train
tod conditioo champloo bird do«o—with t (math io iih
showing actual acunaa from tba National Champiotuhip
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HI RAMV -IN M T
Nudgts llio accelerator, and
fool the eager reapoiMi of the
meMl rfflclent engine denlgn in
“AV American carl T h is now
140-h.p. Red Runs V -Eig h t in
alive w ith power. I t mnkoa you
tho m artm o fhlll and highway
Sutifnlitm M l tiUfw U nlfwj W
w ilh • B»*«BWwnt roaervo of
eoooleratlon atyo u r command
whenever you need it)
Cargo-Carrier Rear Deck. . . up to 11 cu. ft. more r*om
TravaUounga Interiors. . , with seat* that combat lallgu*
HtWlei Air flow Hood
flffW Pilot-View Curved
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Wynn’s 13-2 Mark
Is Top Night Ball
Retr ;d In Majors
p t '
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feeds nlr to engine, boosts performance
idsMeld. . . and wraparound rear window
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« iftlrr. f»m itiu |» 'r iln n ^ fo*
mcltr to h» Id in » \ lr i mi* mirth
r*H-el»P jo u r Sanford Herald, City
O fllte ry , by 7:00 I*. M , please ra il
it ifh I m iim
m
V O L l f .M K X L I V
*
K n la b lD h c d
Fighting ROKs
Push Reds Of!
,‘Sniper Ridge’
1 1l l 'HI »» !.
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S A N F O It l),
Stevenson iMeets Famed Amputee
—
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-sifti ,
Itv M ILO l A lt N I.T I
S E O U L '.n—South Korean Infirm
^ I r y men in xavngc close quarter
W ii'h lln g today forced n linlliilinn
of Chinese Itcd* off the crest o'
IlIrKKty S tille r Ridge for the seventh
time in to davs.
The ltO Ks, driven off Its highest
pe»V _ Pinpoint ltill — late last
tiijjh l. began (heir counterattack
tit down
Slowly they clawed had; up the
slopes They gouged nut sinali
rain s with hand grenade barrages,
f en fi.m p lrit liaml to liaml with
_ i l i e Keits in hunker* unil trenches.
V
AC correspondent .lohn llamlnlph
rant the i etilrnl fro n t rre al wax
•ecureil at to n oi T i en the IIO K*
l"'gnii a tortuous advance northwant nl<et« the narrow, slit'll
M arred ridge, scene id the Ion goM
rorlinuoits h'dlle Mine Hearthreat
Ridge last November
Knar I in; arld'erv liT r ig e s piiimd
eil the rele n tin g Red**
Hen V ru k Chirk I nil rim' Korea
rent’ra tnlfiled t.t (lea (hunt! II
K wom. Sou Hi Korean in mm under
gkl> r lie* " in ittnlfieenl fiitlillriR" of
' " t i l s men
The tied- iHiiiudid C S 7lh D|v
I'liu i lroo|is mi iiearliv Triangle
Hill w ill' iiilillc r v a>'d uiortar fire
durmit Hie night There wan ne
cO' ta' t kv 'm ind forces
MtSlitmtS llnr"d lirH d v elsewhere
along the I.YYmilc front as lent
poraOirt ; dropped lo a chiltints 3.’
degree a.
tiroeos of on to 173 Itrds Jabber I
Info Allied lines at live pluecn
» -oiiC--as| of K iln )‘■nee on (he O n
Iral front Hy n ildnferam iii all at
lacks had liecn remilsed
lo contrast to the vicious battle
for Swt'ier, Allied ‘ ohllers netted
one lull position without a It'shl
Wedeesdav. Clllne«e Itcds battled
I'elmly for the hilt, near Iron
Ihtrso Mountain, all i|nv Tnesd’ "
There w ai no real stance when the
if'm itlm iril fin Pane Hist)
Lake Mary C, o£C.
Riido'ls(»8 Ilosnitnl
Rond Issue Drivo
The Lnke Mnrv f'hntnlier of
fomtoerce Innl night tdared its
•tfioin of uperovid on I he proposed
f ""id v liesnltnt liond l-siie, which
w ill he voted en nt the general
election n rjtl Tiie*dny. adding II*
itntne lo the ttrowln" list o f clvte
'■» /antral inns which hove endorsed
llo* pro iio*u I.
Unanimous endnrsenirnl of the,
Issue rum " nhonl, follmvlnir nn mtdtes'i tu the pro-ip neon Hie ureent
eci-il of n new County hospital hy
T
f . T u ck"*, president of the
fe rn n lil Lmiuhton llo s'd ln l Aiune
einllnn nod niemher of the flH x rn *
llonpllnl Committee. Mr. Tucker
pointed out the eritlrul nitimtiun
nt Hie lio 'p ilnl where the elevator
nt Intel vnls become* Jammed in it*
-nierhitninin. lie ntnted thl* "sitn a
tion I* nut only aerioua hut donKermis".
The special inrctinK of the laike
Mnrv Chnmtier of Commerce wn*
roodiie'cil by the president, linyloond (lull.
Aniiuq: oiher ('roups which re*
r-'iitly Imve emio'ned the la*ud i»*
(t nullmied (in Cage H it)
Auto Ih Wrecked
. In Traffic Accident
A Mai tin ml vnu(h e*e»|u'd un
injured ln«t night front a high*
neeei| aeeldeni In which tha 1081
C hrysler ledntl h" wax driving wa*
coinnlclcly ilcnmll«hrd.
Wuyne l.ee Cohh, 1(1, Itoute I,
rlimtied front Ihe wreckage uf Ihe
car, uosealhrd, according to Highw av Patrolman Ur 0 . HarrUon,
a fte r the vchlrle hod completely
overturned
(w ire
and
plowed
through n felted Into a grove. The
mi*hnp iH-cmretl a t 12:10 n.m. to
day.
Accord iiur to the patrolman'* nc*
counting of (he mishap, Iho youth
Wa* traveling at n verv high rate
o f speed on State Host) 434, about
ore and one-half mil
, 1e* w est g(
nt wheel
t
(ioldm rod. Tha rlph*
of the
cur dropped o ff (ho pavement ami
ed there approxim ately 800
"laved
fr*t,
. ,% fh c n thu ca r was wheeled back
■Hilo the highway, it skidded side
w ays a dlslanco of HIS foot, flipped
over completely twtea In th* n«xt
tto fact, landed on Ho whesls, v e n t
through a fence on tha le ft altlo
o f the road and stopped In the
grove o f J. Kox*. Damaire to the
car was net at from ft(W<) to ( 2,(*M, while in ju ry 'to the fence was
e a t lm a t ^ |2t. _ ..........
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KENHKAI, NOTtCH
M rs. Nell Ibrylc, graaddaoahler
o f Mrs. Nellie v aag kn , a f fian fr 1
iteaaed aw ay Ttmrarfav,
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F L O R ID A
4Y L D N K S D . 4 Y
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A s s u i'jiili,il l*i i *" h I .ca st'll M u r
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N R W S P A P K It
’
4
•
lice Avers His | ^ e p U b l i C a n s A r e D e S
Korean Stand
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Bouys public As Obstructionists III
i
Savage Close-Quarter
Combat Marks Re
capture Of Strate
gic Korean
m
fru it am i w ith
nt hi i Mcri I fro-t -iiuthttnrtl
ti» nn , M mmU hi O rlm ilii irw i; fa ir
Y E L L O W C A IJ N i l
.tenon Says I'roniist
To Go To War Zone
Has Given 11cart To
Kvery Fainiiv Id PS
tty ItL I.M AN MOIIIN
N EW
YoKK
O'
lie n
Dwight
Eisenhower und today be.
D
; iirnm lse to go to Korea persoiuilh
"h as given heart to every Ameti
can fu tility ," and has shucked t"
Democratic (ipimncnts
Eisenhower iipmii'd his second
day uf heavy ciiiipnlgutnji m
thickly settled eom m .m iilrs neu
New York lie » ill -pend Mdl nn
other day tomorrow m a strie
hut fur the stale's r> clcebn d
votes
Talking Imltry in (lie llronv
KlsenhuWer slie- e,| two III,-III'
Korea innl the problem of ld£oti\
and lutoleiaiiee m lln iiftlum
on Hie llrst eouiii to ictiealr >1
Ids determtiudlou to <o to K m ,■
.>
i amt said
) ' llesfule Hie op|iiisHiou'* shoeke i
; deniintlatton of this |iio|ins.il
pro) loss I that has given heart t"
every Am eriran family
one tlmu
is |H'rfectly plain to anyone who
I wants to see Amertea must not
be caught b u r n t m Cits Kote >
tr ip , fighting tile real enemy's s i.
und team
"W o most |irrp*ne Ho* li iin o-
People
No Relief Seen
For Sections Hit
Polls On
By Forest Fires
T o
\ n n\ Ti'i«>|is AnilN'aI im |i ; i |
l liia i'd s D U " )
I !r'i* lii St .nit* \ tva^
l '4 III* X'.sm ial'tl I ' i i ' ha
in ,i\\ t ,nMI •11 ip|NMi«'«| t||
,M
! i * diiii i Gu* I| i . .I h 'i I n
••I ( l a in .i.m :
fiM*% htirniTiL
i m -i
I mI'i ' hI
itin V !i|i(«>h ,iu t,h mi II 14in*
a NfMtt* («f t ill*" III till 1 »Mv|
■in hall of ttu* 11 iitfi \
Stitnr M*i>v. s’Mot . , tis.l ti>;711
HAROIO H. RU$SIU. past Nalloiml ( imnn oulrr of the Disabled War
1
lid t»aM (*f llu* M - lv l I hr
V ite iu m , nod a double amputee, demonstrates Ids dexterity Willi urtli t ;*|*|| Sir 11fl It: lilt I ■ .( mi I
Pt-lut hnnds at he tights a c h o rd for llenocrutlc I’resldential nominee
1*1• I l f I V 11**1 .It M ll»(‘ «l I 'M • * ll]l||*r
(lo v. Adlnl Stevenson. Til® lllln .ils Oliveri.or met Russell at a disabled
.’I '»•' „( -c ft ■.I*f m ♦i i hr »■„!*.'l
(f nil'root tonal jfinindphola)^
velcm nt in e p t Ion In [Itutim.
LI fill If tJ I fit* ti | |ritl SflriH him
• M"t i' I ■
*Mfe|if If* | ,1. 1,11 ■
«1M?h ,|N
I i 4 dli
Hue V. |t .1
ill
•tl 11 Mm, l In*
lo defend llieu own lines a» in
.
\. I
mkI \ A mt tl
b,t\i* doin' el efo. *-i
• j* it - s" a l ,l H* t *(Hi ||l
Eisenho w ei said lie w ill seek o il
■« ’ "ii- hi It 41£I I "•• I In || |f ‘
mt'li trom bollt (la ii t l<> lielp Ido
| i * .ul'ft ; fl it'll lit Mtmli'tl
as president in the (igbt again
' * h. ms , iim | fot nt luttnf w
In g o iry and m inim .nice
' I) Mliti !*t I mu ifiin it**. 7|t'11M"(t
"One thing,we need lo do In lht» i
U f lifts
next ndm m Llrahon i» to return >
■
In W. f \ irni*»l;i ,ilt»’M» itis -•
the remaining slums oi dism itnlna
hT. i* I k * ii I mI h it s w ljlrli h h c
tlon from our nation ..1 life ." I • h‘ «( kc.te, I Ml 4MMI ,1( 11' , i i( I h I ill said "W e ean do lai il Cm presl
- I thl mil III Mill,
,| S l|lM \3tl? si
d rill duesii I make a iM ilisait issue
n \ »■.'i hi hi'iitsit'ks in i»
mil ot this In I calls be aid I iiiim
’iM f 11'■ 11 1i *’ N’VI•111 (>\ I I Mt 111
tiien of gie il wdl m iiinb parlies
.( Ill ,iMf r
Says
"T h at t Intend to do
liitil in* . i nf s»Hiv tell 111 ih hi III
In a program lu o u d rie l tiilo n i
llc|ir>'-r»tatlvu'di"dgnM f Mark ally last night by ladio and tel, cMi N)"H I'tM'liiml Hi .» m ill Hi" t
Th liciilib ond M ifdv jniii;i'iiiii
inf flit*
'Miitm Ni'w Hump' Ititf
*ll ' ‘ ni Cleveland, .Ir., pee tented ait a only* vision, lie said
width lei* I..... .. eniphnMged
IMTC ("I'lNtMl Mmill II V h*s
SVeat Side C iln im y S- lionl pold off *l-> of lit" | | proposed cunsUtiilluil*
" T ills itionilnit. Ib eie was a Verv 'AI'M
Hil-t iiiom loit when fire in the mV* id amendment*, w hirl! w ill Uppem signifiednl Hem in the paper. It ('n e t' ill llu* fire hn/anl h Ri Im
MiiNnachn hi Is
YMHNtin (Vila wvrv
Olid rrtide drove atiiilenln from tIr* on the Nov. ( election ballot, in n
(C o n lin iin l H ii Cage S ix )
• In •ml yi'slrn h iv lutilUAl* nf Him
loiddiOK*
• sps'-eh -tiofnre Hi* weekly turn heeti
pmltmM'tl drt» fifiil pmir I Refit *■*>f
of the Ktwnni'i Club lit Hie Yurbl
Approsliniitnly 200 children m
Aivjkv tvti . ri‘tM»r1f*G tl R tilhiftl jrtut
cun I ci I Hu’ *i liool in ,itll. *ocph|V ’ Club today,
MnfitpMhrr VI
uhth* fh r f i l l nl
after tin' Vliirrti ica* sndnitAd h(r* ,l! C rlC tl*itlg ,rh H 'r\ve *iitty of hnv*
I.flhiiim t N H ,inil strait.m Mi*
iiur
no
many
um
m
UniriiU
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nf
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open my rx ere Inti*. Mrs. W alt Hold pinvulu Send nole County with
"The eslrnl ol tile devoi alimt I MiriilH latt ,4M.it!ii*r w ri* rrpnrhMl
the fire could lie seen In a veuliln- .(.Umn,non fm imniedtate badly of Ihe .Stevenson mu,did v
I Iff fit lie’t pal't"* nf flu* 4'lMtlJ l"% If
tnr opening anil Hiut, " It w in lust needed si'hno) i miotrui'tbui und s how n l.y tills last ill mill. tie | vu»s I imImvv fl'mi'it i hi nt fin* Nm III
nil red Inside.
that the Stall' also needs udeqiinte (rcrnlc move " Ihe llejmbtie.i i . (V u fi il M’Un*ii
f ] iirifhiM I nf N.it uifhtl tiii.it> I l
The leoehi’r Informed the piln- class rooms for EiH.tHin of it* vice prcsideidtiil uominee od m
elpal, who In turn sounded the fire school c h ild ,.n vvldrli Ihe IHIt a stale meld follow in,' Ihe l ■
n>. iitcii w it *' r a lliil nut hut.tv In Imf
» in I i ' iimmaamm ;uitl
nliitm and railed the K in 1 Depart* could piovble for.
crabi" charge ypslertlnv m A a>ii 111* fnrr*! fiI'm■
Aik.iMNiis .mil mu* firi* fmli*Mr tlinl
merit.
" T h is umeodliieiil Inis Us bad Ington
"After Mr (Klcphcn) Mdelnil VShill* Il ill I If 12* ;i li'lMIM'* ’»m ItlifM
Children In o ilier room* of the polo's, loo," lie asserted. " It a l
Trim ll'iti'liiii'* nf K fw iii l i nn
arhool thouttht the a In mi w.i* lows the S ta le Administratlnn und Mr. (Adlait Slevcnsou tailed (‘nll<i|iHM(l -iii*l tlii'tl wlnlt* f11*titinu
sounded for n routine fire ill ill on
Hoard complete control to levy In lltelr alteuipt lo besom, b in ii fire in K i Hi til t ’miiify
(Conllnuetl On I'age S h i
money ami laves, thus creating a honor nnd ildegrily. they an Il- '
KlIHJl'MIlfV ClfhVt Ihllfll'll f III 1111*H
bureaucracy that the legislature attempting, through Hie I 'em" nvm sm\ mi :i I atln*r tlroimhf s I i k Vmii
crullc National Cnnnnlliee to d
would
have
no
control
over
for
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tack the lionor and inlcgniv >.f filafr** in Him Smith
years."
Kl.iliV'v n i.irn l nut nf m ntrnl
the second lim riidlitrlit, 'would lily 73 year old father, luv li.'dli.
<iVmi fh'inl’* nf fin* fli'fitMi s in l mu
increase tile number of iiisllce* en and my lirnther."
TII'«M'm. /\i "k , i ms;i , , 111(1 T mmin
'I’MIttlM -M’M Niltlmi.ll ( H hlltlsini,|l
Deliigntlons from the Hemlliole the Slate Hii|iieuie Court from
LO S A N G E L E S i.m -Sen lt>. Ii.i-d
seven
to
ten.
The
glowing
litig
a
nnd Lym an High Hr'bools are nt*
Nixi.it flew into Ixis Augeli e .iilv ImI iimiI nI h* ftiri *■! i imvvs fljlhltnij
tion (a (he court In one legitimate tnduv for a mitiur, nut ion at l- 1. 1. til fl XI s III Kil if iMmi«*SSt»M ullMIM
tending the Southern Association
eveose for the addition of the Jinof Student Councils convention, tiers, he *nbl. However, lie pointed vised and t.rnndcasl sja'i'.'l. alb', three viihill (nmmnnH Ii*** vvitm
llniulti*tl« ni
taking In E l slates, at Miami, a c out that (luvernnr K u llsr w arre n telling o San KranclHcii tuidienti' IhrciihniMtl
Wl»ur> llli'll ti iMltnl fl.tlitMN lTi.it
cording lo llrrttm u M orris, Hll.'l would have ihu power to appoint Domocrnt Adtui Stevenson'' propo
sul* would mean mdcide lor \tin , unreinl fmvr-nl Witiilrnck m \m lrr
principal,
these three justices, This brought
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s
MemU'es o f the Hlltt Hlodqnt n few boos and "no’s" from the lea.
llim ril i miitlv Wind. t»(
Nixon’s subject for tonight'' r v l/iilem11 iiillii llu
Council attending the meet are otherwise attentive audience.
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Kolrert M orris, local president,
Itegnrdlog the "Home Hide," or “ The Kor.p.tten M m ."
Phlllln lin y,I, Hanks llcg lsle r iitol tain t amuoduient, the young alta rThe talk w ill be the G O L \
G all lllttln g , while those from the
(.Continued On I's g r Nix)
presidential nominee's lust x.a TV
Lym an High School group are
until he Joins his party's lire ',
W illiam W ells, Peggy W right ami
’
c o ttU K c rrio N
dcnllal candidate, Dwight D K l'cn
Barbara Cassulie. They were acT h * lls iu ld r*gr«ts nn error tn hower for nu election eve broad
C ity rnrm iil'"lnni'r* cntlv H-i»
comjianleil on the trip hy Mrs. V ir the story of the dog training most* cast front ikislmt.
aflcrnoon i'xnmln"d a itackcr-iviic
g il Smith and Miss Ethel K iser, to lie nicscntcd at the Sportsman's
Nixon lx spending the day testing garlmi'i* in ii'k . which '* * ' d'"<o>nsponsors of Uto H II 8 group.
Association meeting In the C flv and speech writing
slrati'd Mmmgh Hi" llid lc r Motor
The local council president Is In H all, Thiitedny.
day
Thu Incorrect
In San Francisco In l night he
lead a discussion Frid ay, entitled, mini" of the sponsor was given. It foru a partisan crowd of fi.ooo u. Hnlcs. Tlii> truck l» " f Hu' tync
hare read, "sponsored hy J Ihe P.ootbsoet C ivic Atidllorlum. In' Whlcli lias pow'-r lendlm* into Iho
"W h at can the student council do «
ill and Urn Stull Kam i Huup- challenged Slevenxun to rcnmmce closed null on tin' rear " f Hie vehi
to promute respect for public prop
ply Store,"
e rt y ? "
"Ilia previously expressed Idea. cle.
Tlii* C ity nlroailv luij olio truck
nnd declare unequivocally Dial
"H o ojuhuii' i recngiilliint of lin t of thl* typo In i iho.
Tho Commission hud the op
China.
portunity Monday llighl to louU
"H e supports free Chinn
"H o opposes giving Fornioxa to over other cnulpinent. Hint usod In
n public address avstem. Demonthe Com m unists."
Unless Stevenson does this Nixon ira te ,I tiy W. It. T ed erh au s, Hie
said, tho Illinois governor "fo rfd ls J’ A syxU'iu. w ith just one microiho right oven To lie considered nhono at the *<'ol of Mayor W il
Guta activities are Icin g plan- In« prices, pre-school age and fur the presidency."
liam Ftcmpeo, wux ptaeod In the
n-il for Hallowe'en l.y tho flouth- school age children. Prises w ill be
In an attack on whnt he said are room through the VmJopIcti Halos
aide I’ rlm ary S c h o o l I ’arent- given In each division fur this most Stevenson's foreign policy views, and Servin'.
Teachers Association, while the original, prettiest and most up Nikon declared that KI cv .' iim u .
Gommlsslunera arc oonsldorlng
date costumes, according to "see* eventual recognition of l t d the fnslalhitlon of siid i facilitiea
projeet o f the Ju nio r Chamlmr of p rap rlab
Commerce already la underway for M rs, Prod
Kred Robb,
general chairman. China by Hut United Nations nnd in the Commission room.
..
a safe ami sane observance of the The parade w ill Ti
he preceded l.y a It* admission In the United Nu
Another innovation for Hi<> gov
night om m ysticism and eerln«is.‘ band concert l.y the Ju nio r High lio n s." Nikon also charged that erning body was unveiled nl their
Oncd ugaln the P-TA la promou School Band.
Stevenson forcscea Iho |Mu>sll>l!ity last meeting a now mooting table.
Ing a large program a n ! the
A cartoon mcvfe w ill lit shown that Formosa might he grouted lo Rhaned In a " V " , with the mayor
grounds of the school,.taking In a at fl :30 p. m. and 7:30 n, in. and a Ihe Chinese Communists
at the apex, the table had Individ
costume parade, a 1supper,
* ronces large dance revue w ill be present*
Nikon said the United States has ual name plates for the Cttv o ffi
>n booths
■Ion
boolha and a dance revue.
ed by Mre. A . H. Ouxhury at 8:00 been traveling without direction, c i a l , Tho Commissioners a ll faced
A lready students ere participat p- m. A costume contest also w ill guided only by Ihe latest Commu the audience at the new table,
ing In Mi# window decorating con- he held by the teachers In conjunc* nist move, lie la id Stevenson offers
whereas some had their bnckn to
ta*t, which (■ being conducted In tlon w ith the dance reyits.
tto hopo for A m erica's future and tha audlertr'i gallery ul tho former
the dOwntown district hi conluneHot dogs and cold drinks w ill Is "satisfied with the Truman- meeting table.
Ihe Ja ycre 's activltlaa, b* sold oft the grounds where acti Acheson policy which already has
The w all a t the rekr nf the table,
inohidu the dlstrlhutlan vitie s of a carnival a ir w ill take cost ns 121,000 Am erican boys as
tn children un Hallow#'* place in i t different booths nnd casualties and lost 000 million far which has b*en newly patched with
ptaater, w ill lm given a new coat
m er a llie i to Die C o m m u n ists.",
la l rate* at a "spook" on tra in and pony rides.
uf paint.
M b. .
. Booths an<f activities and th slr
, S E R V IC E
g C Ilf d lL lt O A K H
_
__T .Jecs of M rs. C h ar
Mrs. n. A- ' Nlbisck;
The ftsmlnolc County Board of
les 8 . Snarka, Who died In Hawthorite, C a lir., Sunday w ill l>e held Public Instruction w ill meet to*
In T a l- •fthrrow at 10:00 a.m. to receive
| conatder several bids fo r equip*
“ according to T . W- La w L in ,
i f Buperlntendeat-
Safety Program New Amendments
Pays Off As Fire Are Previewed
Threatens School For Kiwanians
200 Children Evacua- S ta le Consitihit ion
N no tl s Revision,
tod From West Side
C Ie v ol a n <
Primary In HO Sees.
Nixon To Teleii'd l
SpeechTonii^hl In
Nation-wide IMoa
Student Attcndiiur
Miami Convention
New (inrbtnre 'I'ruflt
Examinetl l.y City
Gala Activities Being Planned
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<'uiii|ibilnt'i wr i e n-f-ived last
bb vi le hull! Ini' hv.i
presidcntlul cuiididuto Dwight I) story "I
EiKt'iihuwcr will give Ihe United with Hi I m m ,ill oil the ll'tuil rill ii I ir bt roneeriilng the 'u iu k ln g of
ll.-hi bull' , t .i'iiiu ' down o f signs
.Slides world leiu k'iih lp It aorelv
Stevenson tool ;l tight to I'tlulige nn,I Hiniwtoi: u n D on porches,
needs, Democrnlle Gov. Jum cx F
Ityrni'N of South Curollim believes. I Is m in.I on iliose Issues. Ilvrnes die* tii-.l-fast woman was badly
On the other hand. Democratic hilill, toil "till* people of lile Koultl filltt li'iied d u iin c rti" viuidals’ ae*
cundldulo A d i a l Slevensim Inis also could ih.inge their intuits tlvltlea,
" I t ’s ifoiinr
i*'» 'crious w ith
"surrendered completely to the when In- siirreiulered his position
I hose persons who lire caught
Trutnan administration,
llyrncx In Ihe T iu in a ii udniinistrulinn "
while Involved in serious vumialItyme- sold Hull Hie tale I'resl
nssertcrl In n talk
prepared
for dollvory at a luncheon ra lly ot dent Fronklin I), itoosovelt ink o l-tii," Chief W illiam * pointed out.
Democrats -for Eisenhower here told him (Ilv rn e s ) of voting for "How ever, we don't object lo per
Kepiitilicun llicodoie Roosevelt in sons linvlmr guild, clean fu n," Hy
today.
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vote for .the Republican partv ificil man) ami Ilyrnes eiteil n IlixItoweVn piirsutta us " tric k or
atamlordbcarer, and on Sept. 3t> statomeni in a bloHtiirihy ot I'r c il
treating ."
introduced Elsenhower for a speech (lent Trum an Hint quotes the I’res
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under President Trum an said Stev cratle leaders."
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ed-St. Augustine Tilt
I£etterlinu9 Will Be
• ^.Favored A g a i n s t
^ Spirited S a n f o r d
.Gridiron M a c h i n e
.1 ,
By K E N T C H R TFA IN
, -Sanford'* banuur foot ( . ill i m v i i i
n i y see attcmlanrr records broken
tOftlyK*. ■Mien two of (lie mi
" iio l Florida tuani*
clash >o ttie Memorial Stadium
this evening nt 8:00 urn.Seminole High Hcnoril’* unde
feated and once-llcd Celery Fed*
will engegr lh« Halt Florida
Ceaference'* leading and unde*
feated HI. Augustine'* Yellow
Jacket* of K fllrrlln ii* High
School In a ronleit that hx* r*rn
the moat cnnNrrvatUr predicting
• crowd of nearly 2,00(1 people.
Both elevcni lionat of three V’lnw.
Sanford was tied hy Fcshnrg In
tha only encounter that hm blem
ished their Impressive nod, some
What, unexpected early leaiun
’ Joe Pickens
Hey Davis
■bowing. Ketterllnu* has "strum
roll*red" over nil conference cumpetition, flattening New Smyrna
Beach, 29-0, DeFnml. 27-«, besides
leveling Five t)ak lit-HI In a nonconference tilt,
Ketterllnu*,
however,
cannot
boost of an entirely untarnished
record this season, They were
stopped on hy I lay Iona llearh's
Rllghty Mainland In another nonconference tilt. The Yellow Jacket*
were Just playing out of their class
ond they must have known it when
they attempted to go hlg-tlme hy
Scheduling the AA eleven last
year.
Hanford h i* hern turning on
the steam nil week In prepara
tion for this— the biggest- lest
of the searuui. Hu far, the Fed*
have played trams of erratic
. nature, Surh as Palstka. Their
crowning arhlevemenl romr at
tha beginning of the aesson
when flay Itavl* thrilled the fans
with Ms ttl>vard pass Intrrrrptlon that gave the Feds a ti ll
win over Kualla, who went on in
win every game alnre then In
PMC the t ’enlral Florida fullference.
Lost week's big 20-IH win uver
Psletka, in (lie Feds' first conferm m encounter, wn* the cllinailc
M ild up for this evening’s meetIp t of undefeated EEC teams,
{■. 'Coach Hill Fleming will prultfW y rn with hi* star senior
Me k fie id of (tuarlerbark Joe
Hutchison, fnllhsrk Kay D iv l*
; Jed halllmrh* Ed "The Itockel"
Lockett and the Fake Monroe
Locomotive Junior Metis, who
M id i o 10-yard ptua average
gain per plsv this year.
, Lockett, however, may see lim it
ed action In this evening’s fray,
iinc* he developed a couple of
rhartle horse* during this week's
rugged drills. The Itockel's loss
Will he greatly felt If he Isn't ulde
to nlay.
' The line will see such stal
warts a* “Jampin Joe" Pickens
M d Nolley Nance at Ihe tackle*.
£ • 11?
* nd Hosa llsnnum
- M llin g down the guard preits.
Dt) Hhrfllehl and Hultha lllshee.
M w y converted end, on Ihe
Haaka and that nml thinking
Unrbtrker and renter Terry fo r' ' Spirit was extremely high In
tosterday’s final Heinluole High
workout In preparation for to, jjjfht'e tussle with Ht. Augustine,
rpllowlng a heavy irrlmmagu
.Wednesday night, players dressed
Otit only In shorts and ran through
.£#010 loosening up drills hefure
.Vanning against Ketterlinus plays
: » ■ dummy scrimmage. Coaches
Onnas and Fleming were well sut.
lafled and predict a close, haulfought contest.
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Bigger
Ski-CapadesWater Extravaganza Returns Here Sun
UV W ' n “
....
Again This Week
That Ihri'lMNrk egtr"vsgsn*a
of water *kil»<> ■rtlr>*>. 11,11 Mar
tin's famed tM-Canadr*, will re
torn agsln this Hnedav nflereonn
to tha lake front in xlnire their
Inimitable wilier *Ummleif entic*
for the l.lona Cluli’s visual nid
fund.
After •Mriniillss i l l Srls In
fare nf the alm»*l lii*nrmoor*rh lr nlmlsrle* of Ir-srl.rroiirlr
rhoony waters rhurned up hv
Jnolter ployhis’ snd Id* wind
ally. Marti", a »nv who b»ll*-»rw
In giving lh" fin * s »iy“l slim*
nr nothin* si all derided to re-l
on a return performanre si Id*
own egnen*'*.
At last Tuesday's Fiona Club
meeting, he promised to have no
even larger wr-iV " f fe||lllil*’e n-drhrlturte, Incholin othe comely H F*
eo»d, Ns"cv Cooner, who won tlu>
tilln of Mis* Tangerine Howl for
1062.
"I have my reputation at
stake, ns well rs, my own de.
terminal hut In pill on * credit
able performance for the clMyens of Hanford slid u- iitoolr
* County " he assert'd. "It-slde*.
I owe It tu yo-< I,Ions, since I
|nld you It would tie « eimd show
Of course, we roiihln’t rontrol
the weather, hut we ran nml ire
going to glee soil * show that
eeerynno will tike this Hon lay,
even If It Is v«lng |u rust me
money to do It "
Florence Welsh amt id* com
petent lieuteoard* w"ie uniilde lo
secure the 40(1 hleurher sent* for
lukefrniit apeetnele thi* week he.
cause of the two football games
In the Memorial Htadiiiiu tin* week
end.
However, they have promised In
assemble as many chairs ns pot.
slide for those people Mitt* (•■ -I the
26-eent fee for moving nod l«moving the hleachi-rs lust week.
All tlrkrts tu lust week’s
show will again lie honored this
week. The entire net proceed*,
wMrh the Flo"s I ’loh will ac
crue from Hanford’* first showlug of n water skl'.'te eylrsyiiv-n'w, >111 go Into the I loo*
('lull’s grner'il fond for their
worthy children's visual aid
program In Hrmlnule foonlv,
The spine lineliin' thrill* fiirnIsheil by HIM Martin, .lerrv ho
lier. Paul Hndlli and n "wind"
host" of olher star performers wilt
he hack In force fur ihl* Hunilav’s delayed show.
The floating ski - 1it mrt hoard will
lie nuiveil closer to the liulkhead
If the hvarlidhi iln put d u lle r up
the wider, Marlin snlil. T ill* of
course will afford the paid cu-itnm
era a better vantage point for the
two hour hlmw.
Fast week 760 paid th d r wny
ill the MiniII rniir hicloHed are*
near the Elk a phvgrmind wldie
HU estimated 1,7.10 mure fanned
nut slung the shnrelllie from
Park Avenue In Mellnnvllle \veline, rnverlng a mile slretrh ml
the siiiithern shore of Fake Mon
roe.
Welsh tulil the picas In* wu*
overly grateful for the generous
Inilulgrnre the Fiuus Club received
when the weather disuiipnlnted the
huge throng last Humlay.
McNecse May Not
Be Breather For
Tamoa Grid Team
TAMPA un-Tho University of
Tampa had scheduled MrNeese
Stale from Louisiana at n football
breather. They play tonight (B p
m.) and nuw McNeese le haunting
the Tampans.
McNeeso was little regarded be
furv the scaiun started. Then Ihe
l,uko C’hurles team turned out tn
bo n iKiwi«rhmmo In tho Gulf CoaM
Coiiference. If anything, tho lantlsuver Tampa.
Doth go in fur a hard running
attack. Tn passing, Tampa appears
mure effective.
Tampa has won three, fled une
and lust ona. McNaesc lust only to
Louisiana Tech, tho leant which
gave Florida State a licking. Me
Neesa has won four and has given
up only five touchdowns.
•
Coach Msrcullno Huerta has
chsnged his Tampa lluaup, shining
Capt. Tom Mahln from tackle to
renter and making a halfback out
of Fullback Al Ualhora. Tackle
Hraaton Founders takes avor M b
hln'a spot.
The Louisiana team la In good
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The I,ion* Club-sponsored Hkl-Capade* will return with a larger
uml more complete array uf lovelies such as these Humlay afternoon
at tile Fnkefrunt. The wuter skiing extruvugania that drew the praises
of northern critics this summer Is a creation.of Orlando's Hill Mnrlln.
Tickets for luid week's postponed show will he honored ngnin tills
Reynolds Scores TD
Fur Heminoles On
20 - Yard End Hun
Jimmy Hawkins Huns
For 4 TD’s And
Converts 1 Point
ash here with the Par-
ruau&fc'ac
Open Howling
Sanford Bowling
Alley
(Mi Nitn||t Purls O rm ir
Alsu Zipper — Fuggwge and Feather GihmI* Hepalrlng,
We dean uml whine all kind* uf *hoe*.
Just like a Boost
in Station Power f
I In-Iraage:
thing id ..... t h i’ra
whole
episode,kflr'
,T .
however, lie* ill W . .
Die frn-1
Unit i B B l .
w hile
tin-
N ew for ’53
. .
.
High Fidelity
lin-iil-.
A'-ipuid o p e r a t e s - ■?1
from tin- single-j.'^B.;;;.wing fN n iin U u n ^ M H B N fl |
tlu( f u•
jlers, hy tin- w n yig ap jj
.;
’employed
n o t li- ^ P H H R T T e --f
throughout the entire contest. An
indication of things to come per
haps, but freshman mentor, John
Hcott, asserta that the sudden
change meatu nothing certain.
Haya Hcott. "Our uso of the T
against Dolmnd means absolutely nothing. It waa Just an ex
periment. Wo thought that It
might bo easier to leach It to
throe boy* now while they are
freshmen. Hesldeo, In Ihe abort
length of time (hot wo’vo had tu
work with them, the T was
easier to learn." ||» went on lo
add, however, that kls rhargea
still had not quit# mastered any
formation,
Nevorlhelesg. the Volusia county
team just could not find ■ com
bination which could stop tho local
o u tfit Behind Jim lUwkina tho
Bprouta marched for scores In
every q uarter,. Hawkins It tho
same Fake Monroe lad whu starts
(nr the HumI note Jay-Vces and
who hag accompanied Ihe Varsity
mt every trip thus far thla aeason.
operating from -the quarterback
slut, ho slashed through tha DoU n d forward wall lima after time
to garner all four Celery Hpruut
TDa and the only extra point of
tho evening,
PHILCO
TELEVISION
WITH
sram
mcruKis
Brandoa U
a
F I (it ITS FAST NIGHT
Hy The Associated Press
FAFF lttVK.lt. Mass -T ip p y Lar
kin, I It, (iarfiehl. N. J.. outpointed
Maurice Jenkins, 149, Newark, N.
J., Id
NEW YOKK tSminyalde Harden)*
—Johnny DIhIIIo, 116, Hayonne, N. •
J , out|Miinli*l Sain Anderson, 130k,
Piltthurgh. 9.
SUPER SHOE SERVICE
Naples U F t Myara " I
HI. Paul'e (St. Patera
Ht. Ann'a (W m I Palm I
Caen (M iam i) I I (Ito)
Witnauma 61 VenlcaNo
Dursey (M iam i) IS Dm
My era) 0
ns Off Thursday
me for the Sstur-
Touchdowns: Crooms — A rth u r^
Knight — 1, linear Williams — 2.
Florence Villa — none.
F ilm points: ('rooms — Grady
Edge. Florence Villa —■ none.
A FF TYPES OF SHOE KCP M ltlN ti
IN C LU D IN G OHTUOPHIHC W O ltK A T T IIK
HIGH SCHOOL FOOl
Hy The Assaclatad
Miami Jackson 30 Miami
Jacksonville Fee M W(
Uenrh 0
Coral Gables 14 South B
Gainesville F. K. Yonge
M IX E D FKA
the i’urite- t Marled while '.he hand
ployed the "National Anthem”.
They made Mini her appearance on
the half lo entertain tile folia while
the leMiu look n break.
I'K iK IM S
II I'd 7 0 —18
Florence Villa
0 0 0 0— 0 -
Hy T . V. DAVIS
The Crooms Academy Panther*
plastered tile Florence villa Suck
I nk (lulls iuxt night at Memorial
Stadium hy a score of IIMI. The
win gave the 1’anther u two-year
record of 10 wins III ! I games.
The other game was n tie hist
year with the Hocking Hulls.
Captain (Isrsr Williams pro
,; . fi. , ■
duced two of the touchdown*
while Arthur Knight made the
other. Both Williams and Hnlghl
fm
displayed fine running. Knight
11
made the first tmirhdowu hut
u m
the ralra point try failed.
The Panther linemen with their
"wall of steel kept the Hulls out
side of their territory most of the
night and were In trouble only a
couple of times In the game. The
play, that was clicking perfectly,
was the "Oscar Hperini”, name
after its master.
Hoth trams went scurrlrss In
tha first quarter but in the last
minute (irsdy Kdgr intercepted
one of the Forking Hull pnwwe*
snd rsn 'in yards before slipping
down only a frw yards from his
destination. After the Panthers
moved within .1 fert front the
goal, the whistle blew for the
end of the half.
Opening the second hall with
the FrankIInito n leading hy 12 0,
they kicked to Florence Villa, who
- dt m vs
week. The Fiona Club Is sponsoring this water skimming carnival for hutl the hall only u few minutes
their children's blind and visual nld fund. Thu four beauties are, left Ik-fore panthers Intercepted u puss.
in right, Phillis Hrvttrtl, ChuC'hl Coker, Margaret Munguni and Nancy With the hall in ('rooms |Hisses
Cooper, Miss Tangerine Howl of 1962. Tickets me nuw on sale at shin, Oscnr Williams ran dll yitrda
oil his own play, the "Oscar Spe
Faust’s, Tuiichtun's and Kuumillal and Anderson drug stores.
cial", Etu| tirady Edge kicked the
extra point, the first of the night.
All of the Panthers saw active
duties last night.
The Crooms hand was in swing
Inst night with u new instruclor.
The majorettes came on the field
Mt the opening of the gume tu get
Edgewater Stops Power And Light Seminole Frosh
Printers
Flattens DeLand
Fed J V ’s 2-Game Upsets
In Series Sweep
8th Grade, 25-0
Win Skein, 18-6
Fust place Florida Power met
Fight Company opened up u de
termined hid lo vacate tin- cellar
in the ('tty llnwtirnr l.engne |unt
Wednesday night when they com
pletely upset the t.'elerv Cltv
Printers
with
three
strulghl
shucking victories nt the Hanford
Howling Alley*.
Ilv MEF FFE IH t’HKH
Despite the fact that Furry
The Hemlnulv High School J.
V.’s mpuiil suffered it* first defeat Pcvlr m iliil u ,m mi, tup fur the
of the year lo Edgewuter of Or* game, uml Al Negrntto hit for u
lumlu IH to tl. The value was play* 491 series, thu prlntura rouldiiT
<*l al Edgewater'* new High
Hfliool at 4 o'clock Monday afternoun,
Edgrwaler marrhr*l r i g h t
llnuiigli Hanford'* defense and
erurnl on a running play In the
flr*l few minute* nf the game.
Th'dr try fur the extra point
wa* nil grant. Edgewater then
kicked deep Into Hanford’* owp
territory and held them there
for four ij ii irk down* and that
for ceil the Jluhy Fed* to kirk.
Edgewater b lo c k e d - Johnny
June'* iinnt and (hi* set up an nvcri-iniio the cnnaKInnt huulluv
■if thu pnwurmun.
other
Edgewuter
touchdown.
Not one larwlur on the I'-im r
team rulltsl lower than tlcnrr
KusselPs I I I . Train I'aulain
l-enn t.awsim hit fur ItH. Knlpt,
llubhsrd far a lltM. Calvin f ir * *
470, and f.owlnn Him* Hit- lap
figure nf 179.
Thu three slrnlgM win* • -«*.• • i
KI'AF tu tie the printers fur flfili
place In the Icngiic stqndlug*.
Meanwhile, Htine Mm-hlne Cm,,,
piny limved ever closer tn first
place hy sweeping their three
Johnny Junes
Harry Uatm
name series with Htatiliry.Kugi r*.
It was the excellent bowling of
siul again Ihe try for the eatra
Carl "Hot Hhul" Vmi Herhnlix
point failed.
After tho first quarter Sanford that paved the wav for the irllook life nml placed very good of umphs. Von took ihe evening lumfensive uml defrnilve trail hut nra with the heal two ynim-s in
neither team wns able to score league play for the evening with
u pnlr nf IIH'a and *he high ser
lignin before the half ended.
ies uf the night of 662.
When the second half began the
Kddle Klrrhhnfr rhlmmed in
Jr, Eagles puitred It down and
with a prodigious 916 aerie* In
scored ngnin, Thla tlma nrt an uff
aid the nln snlsMerln-t Hllnetackle smash for their thin) and
men. I'attl I'esnhl pared the usfinal tuuchduwn.
uslly high scoring HI mi ley-It »•
In Ihe fourth and final frame
gera with a 90* aerie*.
Hanford ntarted Hu lungent
Ace (Hats clung tu their Irnyue
mnrrh nr the day, gl| the way
lead hv scoring twu wins uver the
Inin deep Edgewater territory.
Host Office in three sets, Itxy
Nlre run* hy Dallas Turner,
Carroll led th* wav fur the winJohnny Junes, and Jim Hawti*rn with a 491 *url»* while .Im-k
Mo* moved tha hall Up tn the
Kanner was rtelit heMtnl with a
Edgewater 30 yard line, Then
477 total. Harold Aindehy of the
"Handy" Handy Reynolda made
postman was, however, the top
a fine running plav ground hla
scorer In the gnme with a 629 scr
right end for a Hanford Touch
ies. Kanner'* 109 game was the
down.
Home of the outstanding players top score of the evening In the
far Hanfor-ls w efl, T-arrv Bales,
•
Williams Scores Twice To Pace
Crooms’ 19-0 Win Over Florence
Corns
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of this
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Revolutionists Fringe Area Reception
I lero’aauruutiunal telavision
nstwa for reaidenta of notay
locatloiui or remote frlngd
areas. New Pldlco develop
ment la “just like • boo*
In gtetion power".. - brings
greeter distance. . . greeter
freedom from Interfer
ence than wee ever before’
thought poeeibla. Get thd
full atory now of thla sweep
ing advance'
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WASHIN(iTON~i»t
-J o h n 1.
_ Lewis linluy ordered striking »ol(
V roal miners lo gu hark to work at
once.
Tha chief of the ’ United Mine
Worker* messaged all union dl.s
trlrt officer* Dint It was hla opinion
work should lie resumed pend
In if government reconsideration of
whether the miner* may have a
f l W> u day pay increase which
I he industry lias ucreed lo
The Wage Ktahiliratmn Hoard
trimmed the rise tu t l so. holding
that a higher boost would violate
* • the government's anti inflation pro
gram
President Truman had appealed
directly to Lewis to get the miners
back lo wurk
Trumuii Invited Lewis to the
White House lust uighl und made
the request Lewis promised coop
eratlon
Immediately nfter lids
conference. Ihe President left on
Ills final political campaign tour
The Industry and Ihe union have
Jointly appealed Ihe deelslon of Ihe
f wage hoard Their appeal Is In
9 Huger Putnam, economic statdllra
tlnn director, who has authority lo
overrule bnuid decisions
Associates ol I a*win have made
It plain Dial he expeels the full
(('onlluurd tin Page Pour)
Stevenson (gaining
Strength In Final
% Returns On Poll
Hv K PN T I'U R T I SIN
rimmcm'l'’ nr«—ulenDal nominee
TJo«ernoe A«"-i Stevenson of IIIInois Itrgen nlrMnv op stre'ivt*' on
It1* eve of the "l*vslqg nf the ||eraid’* straw tw»t|, T* <* .sm alln" n(
pnlllleel e'dldnn vID end lonleht
al "ddnlflil, AD ballots mini he
me lied nrlnr lo *ba* time.
Htevensnr) pulled 1*4 voles to
w n n p nominee General Fisenlmw
9
ta /e
III o v e r I h e w e e k - e n d . I k W
h a s
rarnered Htttl >'ole« »o Sl»venson’a
BO In th» noli an far. The total
vote la IKK nr P.B perrerd of the
I I B IO .total reelstered vote
,v
. S t e v e n - o n c u t I n t o P * , e n h o » v e r ‘*
r o m i r a p d l n r le a d , s lig h 'l"
A illal
ra is e d th e p e r c e n ta g e o f Ids v o le
t o 18 H
t h e t d i ’ h t d t It h a s t ie e n
s in c e th e p.dl h e y a n a lm o s t t w o
w e e k s n o n . H is e n h n w e r s lid h a *
r e c e i v e d n n o v e r w h e l m i n g 81 2 p e r c e n t o f th e to ta l v o te ,
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FUienhawer
Vote
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S t e v e n s o n
(10
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O n e [le n m c ra tlc m e r e h a n l w r o te ,
" T h e r e » r » s e v e n m e m b e r s in m V
fs .-d lv — all fo r S t e v e n s o n ." A Iw b v
s itte r In r |ii*ed a v n *e fo r th e D e m .••ratle n o m l n e a w i t h th e s e w o rd s .
“ S t e v e n s o n
Is a
fin e
m s ii a n d
c o m e s f r o m a fin e f a n d lv ."
A housewife votiut* for Ike wrote
her atand In a nutshell hv pens A cllllng in the following, "flen. Eleenhower ran heat give u* an honest
administration. Stevenson nwei to.,
much to Truman and the political
hoase« »n lie able to clean the
•itieua.’ "
Another voter wrote this letter:
"In teply lo the person who wrote
that the Republican* were t * much
responsible for he mess In Wash
ington as the Democrata—I was a
Democrat until after I heard Mr.
Truman, the upposed man to be
‘ At the head leader of our great coun
try, use such profanity. Not only
In his whistle slon speeches, hut
his every dnv life has lowered the
Democratic high standard platform
since he became President.
"As a Christian, can you or I
vote for a man that disobeys our
God laws? I f General Eisenhower
becomes our President, let its hope
he Will be a men of high standard
and not have any mink coals hang« Ing around."
•IF
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Navv Day Observed
By Display Of Flags
Observance of Navy Day In San
ford and the Naval Auxiliary Air
Station was confined to the tran*
null display of American flags on
the downtown streete of the City.
Lt. T. L. Sullivan, public rela•tiona director at tha navy station,
4-1 said there were no fetlivltlee plan
ned today. lie said that since the
Institution of Armed Force* Day,
there has Iwen very little observ
ance of Navy Pay In tha Navy.
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A p p r o x i m a t e ! " M X * - e o p le h a v e
b e e n t h r o u g h
th e o ffic e • f th e
" D e t e n e - a t s
fo e
K ls e t'h o w e i"
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t h e M e l s e h R u l l d l m - . s i n c e •! > v n «
o p e n e d s llg h tlv m o r e t h a n th re e
w e e k a
s o u , a c n r d l n g
to *'h u c k
H o w e s , w h o Is t 'o o n 'e - n c h id r in s u
w i t h M a l c o l m M a e N e ill.
M r . R o w e s , # « a l*le d h y M
R o w es, p u b lic ity c h a ir m a n , e x p la in e d
e o n lritiu llo n s h a v e b e e n re c e iv e d
f r o m th a s e p e o p le fo r th e u re ald e n tla l c a m p a i g n o f th e H ep iil.lica n
n o m in e e , h u t th a t m o r e fo n d * a re
n e e d e d . A ll e x p e n s e * fo r th e .nil**tV -w l<le c a m p a i g n a re b e in g p o ll
f r o m f u n d s a c c r u e d f r o m c o u n ty
c u n tr lh u to r a , h e said, m a k i n g th e
c a m p a i g n s t r i c t l y u l<*s’ *»l o n e I n
th a t re s p e c t.
Gold “ Ike" pins have been tfivtn
to those peonl* cnntributliiK to die
camnalgn. These pin*, along with
another type of pin f e n d e r strips
and literature ronrernlne General
KHenhower, are evallabln at Ihe
office, Bowes listed. M m . Sam
Thurmond has been acting a * of
fice secretary.
Also, he revealed, I n f o r m a t i o n
may he secured at the office con
cerning the proposed lolnlng of a
motorcade which Ii being Initiated
at Orlando to go to hear Governor
Bymea of South Carolina speak at
Jacksonville Wednesday.
Other activities of the county
political group Include the display
ing of ftvo large highway M ilboard*.
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M ary Bethune
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Racial Question
In McCarran Act
N chto lOducator I'Yoni .\(luint*y (ifiifi'al DeD a y to it a Defends tails Knulls |«’oimd
S|i:trkman’s Stand
In linmie:r;it inn Law
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Mary M iLim l
linthuii" Ni-gm r.bu’iilur lisiuv
nisi'd Nim York's (iuv Tlmmas
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gimi! im iiii " Si'ii .liilin Sparkmaii ■it
Alahaiiiu
Sin- said Imwi-y was "iiisl plain
| ilhlilllg" will'll he 'might In plrtuli'
i Dm licmurrallc vli'g pii''idwitlul
numinim us u ruiisl
"Down in Alabama, wi> know
John Sparkman and wt* knnw w"
dun*t have tu lm .1 Irani nl him."
she said In un <,pt>n It-ilt-r pripared fur hrmidi’uvt tonight nil
W * l -radio stkiinir WI.IH "His
heart i-> sound und tils sympaDnes
are deep "
Mrs HeDiune, wartime M u - r ia l
assistant to the secretary uf war
amt Negro affairs advner to tbe
lale Franklm D lluuseielt. rlial
<f'liilf lllUPlI !)«« I'/iye | mar j
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S e v e ra l S u lijtr ls
On
Cnmmission A^umla
The Son Mil ( ’mopHiiy lor,iii-li
hen* will lie represcnleil nl lb"
ln""ting id lb" ('III I'otmniixluii
lolllglil lu rei|0"sl I'oiipi'ratiuii
from lh" (illy In giHiiiing ii I itv
own"d properly op it." north m .I"
of its plant lo repla"" frontage
wiilch will be tnki'ii utf Ihe prop
erly in th" i.iopus".! French Ave
mt" widening proleet, ui’c.irdiiiy to
Altornev Voli" Williams Jr., wlm
Is representing th" <'ity m tlir
profect.
Mr. Willlunis- said plans call fm
siiearlng off prunmly id the conipany at a luadlng dia'k, wblcb
would cut down pinking capacity
for trucks from two vehicles to
up". The property llie company de
sires Is a strip measuring 2/i by
HD feel, which would allow for the
luadlng of two trucks at once.
The proleet, Mr. Williams said,
call* fur the widening of Frenrh
Avenue from Hemlnule Hunlrvnrd
to Dark Avenue to facilitate six
lanes of traffic.
Other matter* un Ihe agenda
for thn meeting at H:(H) pin. llieluda a discussion on the auditing
uf City hooks hy George It. Wll
Hum*, a reipiest by Hirlmrd lleniy
to use lighting fixtures ut the old
twill park at the Houlliside .School
as a permanent installation, sever
al reipiests fur street lights, and
a discussion of a proposed loud
pmiker system In the City Com
mission room,
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w a s a n n o u n c e d I.h Iu v h v I t a v o n o h i
H all, p r e s id e n t o f llie l a k e M a i C h a m b e r .
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lie t h e f e a t u r e d s p e a k e r n l lim ii'i
r o w n ig h t's m e e t in g . M r . H alt said
th e p u r p o s e o f th e m e e t in g u n
to fin d o u t If D ie m e m b e r s w a u l e d
to la k e s p e cific s ta n d o n th e b o n I
issue.
T b e p u b li c Is c o r d ia ll y in v ite d
a n d u r g e d lo a tte n d tb e m e e tin g
b e n d d e d
M e a n w h i le , J u d g e D o u g in s S te n
s tro m , c o - c h a ir m a n o f th e C ltire u 'H o s p ita l C o m m i t t e e , w ill adili
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V e le m t ia t th e L e g i o n H u t In P r s lri" l.uk
t o m o r r o w n i g h t a t 7 :.'!<) p . m .
Muring* a group of Interealed peo
ple gathered to hear the .dory of
th* need of ih* medical center ami
how they might heln plncn D ucounty on a plane In keeping with
a progressive xcltleme.it of :«l,f)(HJ
forward-thinking
people. <Ju»stiona were answered and th* acute
need far th* hospital was "i.iplix■Ised by an Altamonte Hprlngs
cltlxen, Mrs. Karl Hlley, who l«
superintendent et the Fernal.l
Laughton hospital.
According to som* who heard
the talk In I.ongwood, there Is a
general feeling there that the bond
Issue will get a favorah).. vote in
that precinct. It was said.
Lea Gary, mayor of Oviedo, in
talking to the committee members
eaid that they were ju itly proud nf
their clinic and for many of the
ease* It provided adequate rare.
Many people realise, howuver, he
added, that they are not equipped
to handle th* more complicated
casei, nor tb« Indigent*, and on
this M i l l would no doubt vote
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rutlllcatlon or rejection lu Ihr
A 1280,000 damage *nl( liss Kcncrsl election Nov. I.
li**n filed against StricklandTALLAHASSEE o*>- Florida vut
Morrison, Inc., bv Alice Hmivhl, era
will decide next week wh.-Dier
Osteen, fur her daughter, Marilyn tn pul a 30 year guiiruulcc un state
lleught. as s result »f an automo- funds for county sch.s.l construe
Idle arrident F"li. 1)1 in which III" Dan amt permit borrowing agalnxl
latter was seriously injured
Diem lor more new buildings now.
According lu Die Infm m«th»i o n
That is the purpose of amend
file »t the office of the Clerk of ment No l uu Die ballot list uf
the Circuit Court. Miss Hrnight ll proposed changes In Ihe Florida
waa riding in s 1040 Ford lu.lar ('orislliutlun that aru subject in
""den, driven by Rnhert Knulersmi, ratification or rejection In the Nov
Cameron City and owned by the 1 general election
Hanford curpuralion, when the ac
Hpomtora say II would make
cident occurred At the time, It about 100 million dollar* available
was listed, Kaulerson was a min In Die next couple ol years lu build
or and unaut!mrii»d to operate an srhools that are needed to relieve
automobile under th* Htate laws. over-crowding, replace decrepit
A aummon* was served nn tlm structure! and take caru of the
corporation Friday. Mis* Hauglit growing numher uf pupils.
Is balng represented hv Fishbark,
They also claim the constitution
Williams and Smith, Orlando law al guarantee will make It poaiible
flret. and Garland W. Bptnctr, to borrow at lower intereat ratea
(0 finance acbool construction
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Variancr Denied
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County Hospital Campaign Taken
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liond Issue on which Heminole
county properly owners will vote
on Nov. * was carrltd hv member*
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am) Longwood Saturday.
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three towns and thoia along the
highways were urged to vote on
thla Important fwua when they go
to the poll*. Those on Dm trip
were Judge Rten.trom. Kailylu
Houihoder and George Tnuhy.
Tha cltlsens of Oviedo were
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they had built, were told that thla
surely Indicated that they were In
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who needad prompt medical core,
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translated Into a favorable vote
tor tha hoapltal In the county w a t
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s e n t id o n e .* til t h e s e c o n d P o o r I"
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c o u ld b e m it t e n fl" iu th e ■ e c m n l
f l o o r 'll t b e o p e r a t l n e r o o m . III"
b a b y b a d b e e n b r o u g h t f r o m tin
A i r F l a t io n to llie h o s id liil
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II d ie d .
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"Is a n e m o t io n a l a r g u m e n t w h ic h
w e d l l n n t w a n t t o d w e l l n i l III l i d s
c a m p a i g n b u t II d o e s s e r v e In e m p h a s is e " u r n e e d fo r a h o s p ita l "
D e s c r ib in g th e p r e s e n t bosiii'al.
llie Hev. Zimmerman p n l n i e d o u t
t h a t II w a s n e v e r d e s i g n e d t o h e u
h o s p ita l, t h a t tt la n o t p r o p e r ly n r
r a n g e d o r s u ita b ly bu ilt
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r o w a n d a ll D * r o o m s <>\". c r o w d
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In e ffic ie n t, u n c o m f n r t a b b a n d p o s
slld ly d is a s lr n o s s itu a tio n
It Is t o t a l l y I n a d e q u a t e to u i r r l
llie
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re c a lle d th e re c e n t h i g h w a y urci■ l e n t In w h i c h n n u m h e r o f f a r m
l a b o r e r s w e r e k i l l e d ant n t ( . i r • i t
a m t c o u id n o t h e a c c o m m o d a t e d «•
t h e local h o s p i t a l
H e a ls o p o in te d o u t tl" D e l in g
o f fe a r a n d In s e c u rity w h ic h e x
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W 9 P A P E H
Zimmerman, Tucker
Anil Stenstrom Dis
cuss Vital Issues
The Hanford Herald la rondnrtiag a straw poll among voter*
of Bamlnole County, from now mill midnight 0*1. 17. to determine which candidate la favored by Ural voters.
Merelv cheek tbe bos opposite tko randtdate you favor for ibo
next President of Ibo United Mates n d mall It lo tko POLL
KD1TOH. 8ANFOB0 HKRALD, HANPOtlD, PLA. You do not
b»*« to algo yoor Mao, bot wo woold liht to bava yoo list your
uecupatioo eo that wo may subtUvtds tha roaulto among tko variaua
Adlai Btsvsni—, Democrat
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Rotary Told Of
Emergency Need
For New Hospital
Do You Favor Ike Or Adlai?
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their imiunce without approval of
the county’s properly owners In a
referendum as la required with
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Schools And Democracy
17, 1031
B IB I.K VFHHF TODAY
5 Most o f the work of the world in
done Just fo r lov«. Otherwise non.
o f u* would reach m a tu rity, find
pauses e lic it piennurelraa lo ll,
thought ami anerlfier. It would l><>
a mlaerahln wot Id and a short
jived one w ithout the m lllln n i who
re w o rth double the wur'-* o f n
Ired sepvnnt. Money ctuihl not
buv this glorious servlro of love.
'JJe hath Iwon w orth double a hired
servant to the e ..— Deut. IB:IH.
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The Truth About Corruption
lly D A V ID LA W RR NC R
The vnrioun nRonclen of frwornmont should Rot together
In D. H. Nrwn and W orld Report
and decide juxt whnt la n m llitory nccrct and whut isn't. Be
A ngry public reaction Indicates
cause of n lack of common sense displayed by some govern
Prseldent Truman has failed mis
When • collector o f Internal Revenue is bribed
— is much worse and more extensive today than the
erably In his attem pt to make a
ment agencies the public Is deprived of Information it de
to grant tax-favors or when a Department of Justice
crimes o f a -few individuals who, yielding to tempta
religious nnd racial begot o f Gen
serves to have and In othor instances carelessness by some
tion, have made governmental rulings in exchange
attorney fails to prorecute a fraud fvcauie o f some
eral Kisenhower. Ha haa suc
agencies lets m ilitary secrets become public knowledge.
for gifts or feet.
financial benefit tendered him, we call il corruption.
ceeded wonderfully, however, In
Reporters at the new TJ. S. a ir base at Thule, Greenland,
making a consummate hypocrite
We can deal with unethical individuals by dis
Whenever any government official abuses public
of H a rry 8. Truman.
were warned not to print somu of tho details about the size
authority for private gain, it it corruption.
missing them and hiring honest people. Governor
M r. Truman Is a loud c ritic of
of that base, its exact location und other matters which might
But. * i Governor Stevenson sees it, “ guilt is per
Stevenson pledget himself to do litis.
McCarthvIsm—one o f the very
prove useful to a potential enemy. Tho nowsmen complied.
sonal." He argues that, since dishonest c.'fcia !*
Rut the "clra n u p " that the nation really needs
loudest. General Kisenhower’* en
A t the same time that the reporters were asked to keep dcemerge in both political parties, we must merely get
nnd should have— it not being promised by Gov
dorsement o f Senator McCarthy
talls seeret. a man, of..the Imse was for sn|e In Wjishlngtopv -l-J
* " * h yci*-.-- j v ! l*i— n*>
l i t - tl>enr..
ern-contrary, bis tpeec.hfi4 -how
f~r reflection In Wl»/-«*nln, In
I). C„ tor-Tbe riKi.d arw’l* « ■ *& ;!' Survey Office. F o r - M i.v 's lid liiert iii*"**infsY fn Wa«..m!rti>ii W f fir'S lJarfid
vr .« p rifli ipid-sta'
ui- hist ancpTcd w i.b iiiira t'tvu .y',,.i dcrnisogic phil * ! f ur —
men!* Mr. Truman o tfe r* fo r the
cents any potential spy might learn the oxnct location, ele
osophy o f the Democratic Administrations of Mr.
up.
defeat of the Republican candi
vations, length of runways, landmarks and other mntters
Roosevelt and M r. Truman which relies on moboIs that, however, really the only "corruption" is
date fo r Proldcnt.
that had been called "secret" by authorities In Greenland.
cracy rather than the intelligence o f a republic.
sue which fare* (he American voter today? Is it just
Hut in his shabby e ffo rt to pre
Klthcr the Information was not secret or someone mode
judice Jews, Catholics nnd Im m i
The Governor in his campaign across the
a matter o f cleaning up Washington hy throwing
an enormous blunder In publishing the maps. Go-operation
grants against General Elsenhow
country it raising scares about a big depression if he
out dishonest public servants? It it mdv a question
er. Mr. Truman resorts tn the
between the authorities In Greenland and those In Washing
o f creating a “ clim ate" of morality tm l ethics w ith
isn't elected. He boasts o f a “ prosperity" that is
very indies he ha* condemned on
ton could have avoided the mlx-ttp. M ilitary ami internal se
really a dangerous inflation derived from armament
respect to personal behavior in puhli- office?
the port o f Senator McCarthy.
curity Is impel taut and can he accomplished only If the
The low nlliH-k on General Kis
spending.
The true indir tm rnt is dial, under the Roose
government Is willing to let H h right hand know whut its
enhower before n meeting of the
The Democratic presidential nominee, moreover,
velt Administration and the Truman Administration,
left hand Is doing.
National Jewish Welfare Hoard
not just persons but American principles ,/I govern
is committed now to sign or help enact the kind of
la s t
Frldny
In
Washington
,
A long range study of politics as It is conducted In a
democracy Is under way In the Ban Francisco public school
system. Kilurnlors there reason th a t n presidential election
year is an Ideal time to study such matters since students
have an opportunity to see what they are learning o|>erate
anil develop.
The social studies classes must ho conducted different
ly today from the manner in which they were handled oven
a few brief years ago. Today a student can see a |M>lltical
convention on television, hear speeches on the radio, Is:
aware of history as it is happening. A program of study
which integrates democratic theories witn the student's cxperlence Is bound to be more interesting than a mere rccitn-
It w ill r o it over two billion dol- j | ()n n f fu ctn .
tars during the neat 20 year* to j
IVrhnpn the voter of tomorrow, trained In today’s
bring Florida highways up to stand* | hcIiooIh, will he more Intelligent In tho exorcise of his voting
ard, New Y ork engineering^expert*, privilege. It Is our responslhlty tq provide the sort of schools
citimate. And if we don't bring which can make this possible.
them up to standard, they w ill e o it| _____________________________
more than that in lost lives in
wrecked property^
Then—Why Not Now!
Not many people really ate
yellow-dog Democrats. Not many
would be w illing to admit that they
would Vole for the Democratic
nomine* no matter who lie was or
what the circumstances. Yet the in
sistence o f some o f them on sticking
to Trumanism taiies the q u ttlio n nf
ju it how corrupt does an adminis
tration have to h r before it should
be thrown out.
The following news story was carried on the
United Press wires— in 19'IH:
Something should lie done to
acquaint the public with the im
portance erf voting for the county
toning b ill on which n referendum
Will be held on Nov. 4- Such a law J
Would be a great help to the County
Commission In rtgula'.irg new r ' - v j stfuclion outside of city limits and j ■
should be approved by everyone
who wants tq sea a wyK ordered’
Rrowlh throughout the T rim ly .
W A SH IN G TO N , March UO— Tho administra
tion's hopes of a truce with rebellious Democrats
were Jolted today. Ono of tho foremost "peace
makers" nuked President Trum an to withdraw as a
candidate.
The recommendation was made by Hen. John
J. Sparkman, Alabama Democrat, who had boon
considered an administration stalwart on Capitol
Hill. It was promptly seconded hy Hen. Richard H.
Russell, Georgia Democrat.
Roth Hens. Sparkman and Russell suggested
Gen. Dwight D. Kisenhower us a possible candidate
who could restore harmony to tho Democratic
party.
.
Sanford Forum
Sanford, Florida
October 31, 1052
Naval A ir Station to Ita old
rramped quarter*. Now, wo era
given (he opportunity tn plan fo r
the future, ni least mi fa r a* rare
of tin- sirk Is (smreined, In voting
YUS on the bond lasuo fo r the ho*,
jd ln l jwhrm we go to the polls oil
j t t can be rrg U lrrrd . Hut Miss Norl.et'a all prove that we are w illJna M atK ury. Hesn of Sliidm orr
College, though she p io d u .n l lief
Ph. D. •Irohl H a d c llflr College,
COhul not register became she did
Itot
not . have her high school dipli
diploma.
A fte r some delay and some d illiNKW YORK, (Special) — Mra,
ttllty sufficient witnesses were proCarl E. Dunaway o f M iam i and
fAlced to (ratify that she could read,
Mrs, A. Keith Rlaek o f Lake C ity,
'iXqd then fin a lly she was allowed to w ill rupresont. Florida a t tn *
eighth annual conference o f Btate
Advisor* on Women1! A ctlvltleg
V * .■I* all wrong, we wet* told o f the National Foundation fo r
loir In he a part of tin- march of
I ingress by assuming I Ida rrsprina l'tllty .
Vote fo r a better and bigger
Seminole rounty by voting fo r n
better and bigger hoapltnl.
filn rrre ly
Dot I’owell.
Mr. It. I,. Dean. E ditor
Sanford Herald
Hanford, Florida
Dear Mr. Drum
I have read w ith Intereat (he
letter* which have been puhllahed
In your paper about our inadeipiate hospital facllltlea In Hendnele County.
I would like to bring to the a t
tention o f your reader* something that I have obterved In the
|-eat 7 year*. A * an Insurance
agent, t have aeon thousand* o f
dollar* paid to hospital* away
frvtn Sanford fo r treatm ent of
jiatlenla who came under W orkmen'*
Compensation Insurance.
W ith adequate hospital facllltlea,
I believe the m a jo rity o f this
money could have stayed In Sem
inole County.
Thu rltiie n e o f Beminol* Coun
ty should give acrioli* conilderalion to providing themselves w ith
n new modern hospital.
Your* vary tru ly ,
K. J. Motighton, Jr.
MotigMon Insurance Agam y
ment have been corrupted,
Il it corrupt for anyone in public o ffn r to seise
private properly without sanction n i taw.
It is corrupt for ra e ru liv r agencies of the Govern
ment to interpret the words o f n statute in ruch a
way as to exercise legislative power not granted by
Congreis.
ft is corrupt to seek to n u l l v the derisions a f the
m ajority o f the Supreme Conn o f dir United Stairs
h y attempting to enlarge lire number of justices and
slating frankly lin t additional judges will l.e s rle d ril
whn arr expected to decide rases as llir Dermcratic
Administration wishrs them tn be derided,
Il is corrupt fur an Administration to accept bilge
campaign contributions from a labor group or riianufacluters' group or any other qieci.d in lrre il and
then interpret the laws, or appoint commissions
whose members w ill interpret the laws, to accom
plish exactly what such groups i/J special interests
desite.
There has been in Wadiiugton for the last 20
years a bias in interpreting law. This lus been more
than the bias of a political party's dnrlrinr. It is die
bias o f special interests who purcha<e Administra
tion favor through votes delivered by trig organiza
tions and by giving millions of dollais in campaign
funds.
Corruption of principle coriuirticn </. our basic
constitutionalism, corruption o l the iudui.il br.UH h
of our Government through a system of courts
packed with partisan political appointees, and
corruption of the executive agent ir, through the
selection of biased commissioners or board members
legislation the labor-union bosses want, irrespective
nf whether it it good for the rest o f the people. In
fact, be won labor's endorsement and support by
promising the union leaders exactly what they de
manded.
The Governor adopts the line that it is the duty
o f government to spend more and more o f our pub
lic funds for “ social purposes" even in the -face nf
mounting deficits. This meant corruption of the
principle o f financial integrity as well as the Jef-.Vr•nninn principle o f “ rqusl rights for all, special
privilege for none'."
Would Governor Stevenson, if elected, continue
lire Machiavellian philosophy which has corrupted
our Government in the last 20 years— that the end
always justifies the means? This philosophy argues
that, when a President seizes an industry, lie lias an
“ inherent power" to do, to, or when a President
sends 1,000,000 American boys to Korea, it is just
a "police action" that doesn't require the declara
tion o f a stale o f war by Congress, as provided in
the Constitution.
Intellectual dishonesty n f a group or an Admin
istration is worse than individual dishonesty because
we can readily ja il those who accept bribes o f
money. Rut how shall we punish those eletled o ff i
cials who accept the ribes of organized pressure
groups? Do sve do it by rewarding the intellectually
dishonest who have been in power and electing as
their successors ihmc candidates who so glihy ra
tionalize as in the 'p u b lic interest" the unscrupulous
record r/f their party in Washington? That's the
‘'corruption" issue.
for 35 p e rm it o f the nation's an
nual anwtlnihcr growth.
At
the same tim e Florida
stands seventeenth In the nation
By JAMES MARt.OW
In lumber production w ith l.n per
T A M .A IIA B H K K , (8 p « d « l) - cent o f the country's annual cut.
WASHINGTON
ThU I* (he
l u t cull for surprises that m ight Florida rillz i'h * ran prlile them- In sum m nritlng these statistic*
Florida
F orest
Industries
awing Uio election. If either »f<>e , I v. m In having M>mr o f the mrat lire
ha* on* left, there'a only onn more lirnrlintive forcistluml in the nil- Committee points out that the
latest forest appraisal marie In
Heck fo r springing it.
'.Ion, Miya the atate’s recently or- 1D4H, show* a 1118,000,000 cubic
Juzl a fn irln -m id d lln g • sized
icandablm nb this late In the cam unniicil Forest Industrie* Com foot surplus o f grow th over drain
in rordwootl size trees,
paign m ignl tip the scales alnco mittee,
even the experts are unusuallv re
A ll hut about 0 p e rm it of the
A fte r inure than n century of
strained' this year and apeak of
lire K lnrlilu'a commercial forests eommcrclnl forestland in Florida
llm ite *n re |irm hrr.,ur new crops of tree* how Is in private ov/ncrnhlp.
Farmers, w ith 35 percent, acat a rule th a t is onu-thlrd rnn count fo r Ono of ihc largest
t«r than the national average. , . .
giving
lo repal.
____ ______ _ l<'!oiiilu hits less than Jl percent o f ,
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denials, explanations nr explosions die country's commercial forest I F orestry educational program*
of Ita own.
nea. The state's forests uccountl •'«"* underway In the state pro1mi«e in Increase Imlh 'p in lity m d
The TV radlo talk of Sen Joseph
qonotity
of tim ber crops in
R. McCarthy of VVisronsiii -sclied
tiled for ioniuhl-ou Iho M ihlcrt of no machine for tabulating (he Florida. Today the state's Tree
program
to encourage
(lov. Arllal K. Stevenson and com Vide.i tlie McCarthy talk might Farm
•vise svoodlnnd management on
munlsm hardly cornea strictly as have rust the Republican parly.
a surprise.
As If to trv to offset McCarthy iirlva te ly owned bind has nearly
McCarthy announced weeks ago before he talks. Stevenson devoted 70 rooperntors. The program is
he'll make It In tho last week lie. almost a whole speech Saturday sponsored by the State Chamber
fore election. This gave the Demo night lo communism and Alger o f Commerce nnd the Florida
crata plenty of Ume to prepare Hiss, who w ill probably occupy a Forest S ervin' w ith cooiieratloe
fo r It, or try tn match it with large role In McCarthy a speech.
from the Southern Fine Associa
some move of their own, If any
If (lie Demoerals are preparing tion.
McCarthy himself has lieeii i a tim e bomb of th e ir own, they
Until the Florida Tree Farm
prim e Issue In (he campaluu He haven't been lighting any fines end Keep ( ir r r t i rtrogram i are
has been a controversial figure so where nnvmm could spp them.
encouraged nationally iiv A F I'I.
long his effect on two largo group'.
I* predictable before ho stnrls
th e esteem nf Ihoso who ap
plaud him la deepened; and Ihoso
who desnlxo him desplso him even
more. But both groups must contala waver*.
I t 'i from among these, ami those
w ith no fixed opinions about him,
that McCarthy w ill try to win voles
fo r JSItenhower, even if he pm
vide* no surprises. Il'a inns h h
he may r o il Klsmihower voles, too.
But at le a s t-coming In n< t th
late hour w ith the nlnclidn nut
come uncertain -McCarthy w ill >1
way* be able to rla lm credit lor
lllvln g Klsetdmwcr a big Imosl It
llu* general wins.
Am i If Kisenhower lor-en. there'*
THE WORLD TODAY
State’s Forest Crop
Is Heing Expanded
Women To Represent
State At Polio Meet
lh« other flay, about Sanford Ncitfk i voting 85 percent for the
Democratic. ticket
. J L on
... account of all
all In N e# Y ork CUy front Nov. 10
lose io ytro m e n t checks. They an
M in i fo r Steveoson on account ol
i«h moral principle, on account ol
t i l rights, and their beliefs ihs
t
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through Nov. 14, I t wae announc
ed M a y by Raall O'Connor, pre
sident o f the March o f Dime* o r
ganisation. Mrs, Dunaway (a ad
visor fo r Southern C alifornia and
Mia, Rlack fo r Northern.
. Meeting In the f if t h year of
heavy polio Inddenee, women volti ntesr* from the 41 etatea am)
I.Incitin'* Gettysburg Aildres*
was delivered ot tho dedication of
a C ivil War cemetery on Novem
ber ID, IHCII.
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Doctors
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other
ways o f relieving tired feet
such as changing shoes more
'•H'-n. going b s rr'o o t around
lire house, and ta kin g fo o l
baths.
Continual trouble w ith your
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" 1mnteally, the peat erf
hope fo r early conquest o f tH e
dtaeaae, we have had M is haavieet
Fean ago-
l.roughl cries o f shock and shame
from fair-minded American o f nit
faiths.
Perhaps sensing that h e had
gone tiso fa r, M r. Tzuman now
attempts to dodge responsibility
fo r the ugly Im plication o f his
word*. The Itrp iib llra in and press,
hr whines, deliberately distorter!
whnt he said.
"A n y fa ir person who rends
whnt In fn rt I did say must bn
ns shoekerl ns I am by the ab
surdities in the press o f the Inst
lew days." he tUclares, w ith a
rp u tte r of indigimtlnn.
Well, let's see ju s t w hat he did
say.
The President was criticizin g
provisions o f Hie Dispnced Per
sons A ct passed by the 80th Con
gress nnd the McCarrnn Im m i
gration A rt, passed hy tho 82nd
Congress over Mr. Trum an’* veto.
He said the DP a rt intentionally
disrrim iim ted against Jaws nnd
Catholics and tho McCarran A ct
continues an Im m igration quota
system based on ^'N ordic" su
periority.
"W hnt do these nit J up to " tho
President asked. "They add up to
the philosophy o f raciul superior
ity developed by the N u lls, which
We thought we had destroyed I
when wo defeated Nazi Germany
und lihernted Europe,
"A m ong those who voted fo r
the McCarran b ill and to over
ride inv veto wus tho Republican
candidate
for
Vice
President
(Senator N ixon).
Among
the
ether Republicans were Senators
Jennvr nnd McCarthy. Together
w ith Kx-Henntor Chapman Raver*
comii (West V irg in ia Reriubllcan),
the rhnmplon o f the untl-C athnllr,
nntl-Jewlsh
provisions o f the
original DP b ill, Hume men liavo |
Lien embraced by the Republican
candidate fo r President.
“ The Republican candidate fo r
the presidency cannot csrnpo the
responsibility fo r bis endorse
ments. He has had art a tta rk o f
moral blindness, fo r today he is
w lliln g to nreept tho very prac
tices th a t Identify tho so-eallrd
'm aster r*cc' njthongh ho took u
lending p a rt In lllxrrnflnfr Europe
com th e ir domination."
I f this l i not a plain accusa
tion
that General Eisenhower
milones the racial and religious
got rle* o f N atlsm fo r political
urposcs. Just what is It then,
! l r . Truman?
The President’s hypocrisy is—
t ’ro more flagran became S e n a -*
to r McCarrnn, the author o f the
im m igration act, is a Democrat
who la supporting Governor Btazenson. Governor B w iK ' an has
M-iiiiated Senator Mi-Csci*
• *n ; yet because General Elaenbower ha* not repudlotcd Repub'Iran Senators who voted fo r tho
McCarran h ill, he become* an a lly
of Nazism.
A ny American who can be
'lightened Into voting
a g a in s t^
General Kisenhower by u scare”
>row ns rrudo ns this one Is a
weak-eyed citizen, indeed.
Mr. Truman's vlelou* chnrgo
and sly evasion a f responsibility
nro strnngrty rem indful o f Kerinlo r McCarthy’s attack on General
George C. Marshall last year.
When he was reproached fo r lmoutlng treason to one o f Amerlrn ’a great m ilita ry leaden, Mc
Carthy, too, professed Injured
Innucriicr, " I didn't say he was
tra ito r," he said. And he didn’t —
In so many words, He sim ply re
counted Marshall actions w hlrh
he subl helped the Communist*
ami the speculated whether they
were part o f "n secret p a tte rn ’
w hlrh "implemented the w ill of
S talin."
U n til now wo hnd considered
Joe McCarthy the master o f this
political smear. Rut H a rry T ru
man Is coming up fast.
.
Stopper and'many mors Impurtanl
(M iurrs. An amazingly handsome
heater at an amaaagly low pries.
�asw r
ffy ra s ® -' #
cI e m of weekly
socim
'
activities
Hardins Have Party
Honoring Daughter
M i. and Mrs. Vernon Hardin
tie conferred. I.lg h l refreshment*
MONDAY
The Beta Blgma Phi meeting w ill be served at the dose of the entertained at th e ir home on
F o u st Drive last Thursday even
w ill b* held a t th * hum* of Mr*. meeting.
D al* Scott, Jr. at 207ft Grandview
The U n ity " T ru th ” elass meets ing in honor of their daughter,
Avenue at 8:00 o’clock.
at the Valdes lin te l nt 7:15 p.m. Vickie !,ynn, on her firs t b lrth dnv.
Th* Dependable Cbm* o f the each Tuesday. The hook “ Talks on
The liv in g room o f the Hardin
F ln t Methodist Church w ill meet T ru th ” by Charles Film ore is
8:00 o'clock ut the huni» o f Mis. being studied, Carolyn II. Pnr home wits a ttra ctive ly dccuruled
e . L. Skinner ut 008 Magnolia sons Is the teacher and the public with arrangements of pink gla
dioli A fte r Vickie I.ynn opened
Avenue.
is invited to attened.
hei g ifts , the guest* were served
W EDNESDAY
TU ESDAY
ti ru diments of coffee or tea ami
Dr. A. X l.s rrlc k , of Plant C ity. e * b
The P re*hyteri*n Men w ill meet
**t. iy ; „ -tB>j ,JTJfr*.**' **
at 7:00 c'cl^-L in »lu -L Ju £ »tu .:.a l1*»v•»*•!»?i 'c*t
those who eiiluved the evening
B uilding and w ill have ■* theii of llum c Missions for tiie St. with the honuree and her parents
guest* the Leesburg district of Johns Presbytery, w ill be guest wen* Mr. and Mrs. Paul Uruwli,
th * M *n o f the Church, St. John's speaker fm the regular evening Mr and Mrs. Fd Hunt, Mr. ami
Presbytery, fo r their Full ru lly. ervices til 7:80 p. m. et The Firct M r*. W illia m Hardin, Mrs. ilertha
A ll men are urged to attend. Dr. P rediyteriun Church. The Women I mi Hardin, Miss Hnrnh Hums,
James (1. Patton, Jr. w ill brim: of Die Chill i l l w ill give nil jliapir- M i k
Alice Drown, M i** Saru
th * message. Kuppei w ill he served ntioiinl propruiu in the interest of Nell Hardin. Wise Hardin, and
Clin
re
h
Ksten
ion.
A
Modal
Hour
p r o m p tly .
Wayne Hardin.
w ill follow.
Monroe Chapter No. in, Knynl
The W ikivn I .oilgo No. HT'.l,
Arch Masons, wdl hold u regului 1..A. to It It r. w ill meet in
meeting a t Masonic Mali, at 7dill 1 0 .0 .
F. Mall at it p.m. the firs t
p.m. The Mark Master degree w ill Wednesday of each mouth.
Sanford Girl To Take
Tart In College Kite
M n.N TfiO M KItY .
Ala.. (Spe
cial i
Fire F io lic, annual oc••i.siiin for te -a ffirm a tio n o f the
iib n ls
o f H ulitiugdoii College,
w ill be In-Id In the natural am
phitheater mi the campus Nov. 8
This autumn festival o f fire Is
ein h r ear an impressive ceremony
ill which Hie students individuali i . as classes ami as n student
bodv pledge their lo ya lly til H unt
ingdon.
Hie pageant centers Hroulid a
fire symbolic o f the s p irit of
I bint Higdon College, The stud
i n i ' all went w hile and carry
i unities which are lighted from a
toieh
representing
loyalty
to
theii Alma Mater.
Taking pait In the ceremony
tins yeni from Hanford w ill be
.Miss
W ra
Joanne
W illiam s,
dniiehtei of Mr and Mrs. K. C.
W illiams, l!IHl H olly Avenue.
U Ffi SAVERS
I’d rather
fa t e a n a ttn n Im m li,
A n d l ia i e
no |H>wer In nlu|> it ,
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Mrs, Atkinson, Mrs.
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PERSONALS
Mr. and Mr*. Burke Steele have '
returned to their home at SOt) Elm
Avenue a fter spending *ev*i«l
months In Newark, N. Y.
Friend* of Mr*. (1. A. Speer, Jr.
w ill regret to teurn that her father,
J. I,. H urt, is seriously 111 In the
Orange Memorial Hospital,
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Dr. and M is, Chailea Park. Jr.,
and children, Salary and Charles
III of Jacksonville, were the week
end guests of I heir paienls, Dr.
and M r* C. I - Pink and M is M
S. W iggins.
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spoke at a banquet in Coral
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now luaKini: vviinlrulirM—
kept Uml any by
tiltr Hii|irrb dry t lrutl*
Inr ! .h in t try tmr
«ervIn. mid nee I lie
tlirft'fi'nrul
iTbmie W ho Serve .
The Public Ural Are T h* Ontu Who Survive.
LANEY’S DRY CLEANERS
SANFOHD'S LEADING DRY CLEANERS
110 BAHT HECOND STREET
RHONE 46S
V
1'
B E\ KLVN PEACOCK
SOUTHERN BREAD
w w ra ft;
; , - . ,o ,f i; i
1*
: 1- ,t?
ihoj# ugly blvm*
Mr**, with your f*rsw nal
-.ttii'J*' of .m it t up Valu-
( tin
Arcade
Package
Store
*
Muke-Up
v i ' l l f i**n
Elder SprinKH Club
Meetn At Wade Home
Also many other itema too numerous to mention, come in early,
don't bo disappointed,
Medicated
M n#y kKKk uuar*int«»
**tfwcnvw on ^ * 11111"#
Beauty is
our Business i
Among those attending
the
(leorgin-Florida football game In
Jacksonville Saturday were llluke
Sawyer, Robert Skinner, Marvin
Dvnl, liro rg e Swank, and Eugene
W illiam s
Farewell Party I
Given For SnntllerH
VASES* Many shapes and deelgna priced from 60c to 96.00.
STATIONERY: Notes and writing paper at prices as low as 89c to 89c.
TOYS: AU (really reduced.
BEA U TIFU L
T 0 U C H T 0 N DRUG CO.
S. O. Chase Jr, returned yeater
day from u business tiip tu N"w
York C ity. On his wav home, he
stopped in Orange, Va. tu visit hi*
■on, Sidney, at Woodbcrry Forest
School.
Pirn* Arts Group
Kook Review
FINE
W O N D ER FU L N EW
. -mIts* Uv t,.»-"Ui•i *i • t *A
‘ l l i i , u i f i j< r fill iJ rrffio j n m t r t f t i u a f / n s i » r
A lfred It. Dobson of A tlantic
was tiie Weekend guest o f h i'
parents. Dr
ami
Mrs. J. N
Robson, at their home on South
Sanford Avenue.
mm
mate
69c to | | J 5
CHINA: 3 toffly patterns of Cm tieton’s and Bavarian seta,
from 921.00 to 179,00,
Page 1
M A R V E LO U S
An
Mr. ami Mrs. W alter M erlweth
er and Mr. and Mrs. John St. Clnii
W hite attended the tle o rg la -F lo r
ida foottiall game last .Saturday at
lacksmiville
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
t<V
Mon. Oct. 27, 1952
ASK FOR
PIMI UV> ACHU
lienernl J. C. Hutchison returnred home yesterday from Savan
nah. N. Y. wheie he ha* hern on i
J'PAltr*!*' .""IV . ria l"
..... — .
Miss Mary Ann R ohlayir o f
I.ak«- Mary was lids week elected
vice p rrsld rn t
af
the
student
group maturing in the Hchnol of
Mi«
lien W iggins ami Mrs. Music ut Florida State University
Charles Atkinson were hostesses in Tallahassee.
at a Canasta party Wednesday
night nt Mis Atkinson’s home oil
Ralph Warner, sou o f Mr. ulid
Washington Avenue. The partv Mr*. W urt Warner, stopped In
th e s to ry o f a m an who
loom was decorated throughout Hanford yesterday on Ids wav
i X3tR:,_______________________
w il|i fu ll flowers.
from
Jacksonville
to
Miami,
Dining the evening p riic s were w ill'll' lie is employed liV The
w as to o p ro u d to ru n
won bv Mrs, M. W, Castle, Jr.. Miami Daily News Mr. W arner
M ru Mas Fumbiin, and Mrs. Wnl was in Jacksonville to report on
ly Sipple, l.nter, a dessert Clause the tieorgla-F lorldn football game
w ii' served to the guest*.
Mr and Mrs. Herman A Morris.
Time pieselil were Mrs. Georg*
Swank Jr., Mrs, Fuudom, Mrs, Miss Coteen Etigebretson, Mis*
IN
Castle, Mr*. Slake Sawyer, Mrs. Eleanor Nix. Holier t and Ernie
Sipple, Mrs. W hiter Steele, Mr*. Morris, x ttn u li'd the IJeorgta-Flur
John Kader, Mrs. Huderirk Adam*, Ida football game in Jacksonville
Mrs. Otto Anderson, and Mr*. Saturday a fte r which they were
the dinner guests of Mr and Mrs.
Ashby
Jones.
NEW S — CARTOON — SHORTS i
Reid Saunders o f Jacksonville
Beach.
EI.KS DANCE
Approxim ately 150 people enjoy
h
D i l i 1 )0 1 1111.K F E A T U R E I ’ K O G H A M
ed u barbecue on the E lk* Club
grounds last Saturday night, pre
WOUMN WITH UNINDIM SUSPENSEI
W «*M M1WSI p n a
ceding th e ir annual Masquerade
HtilUiwei-n dance. The dance was
A farewell p a rtv was giver Fri
■immured by the Anna M iller c ir day night nt the Jewish Comiiiiiii
cle ulul the music wim supplied by ity Center hy the congregation
Pete Hukur. During the evening, Retlr Israel, honoring Mr .ami M u
prices were awarded tu Elton Frank Handler who are moving *•>
1 Moughlon, Jr and Mis. Marcelle Calttinbln, H C.
Faille for the most original cos
The guests were swerved sunpei
AI.SO: CARTOON uml NEI.ECTED .SHORTS
tumes,
h llffe t stvie mill Inter were enti i
tallied with bridge and cat'ii ta
SANFORD * O R LA N D O H IG H W A Y
The bridge p riie was won b\ Mr«
Hernmn Jacoli*on and lilirli 1-«n
nstu prlre was won by PhilHp he*
H un
sler.
Those enjoying the evening w ith
The Department o f Fine A rt* the liotmrees were Dr, and Mio f llie Woman'* Club bad their E ilw ln Eusteiu, Mr. and Mr* In
regular meeting Wednesday m orn lug Felrberg, Mr. and Mrs. In
ing w ith a coffee ulid book review. chad (ilnson, Mr. and Mrs Hei
Mrs. S. (,. Minim um gave a vety man Jarohson. Mr, «■'i M r* F m-.i
Josei,n
Interesting review of Contain'* K lrrh n e r, Mr. and Mrs
"T int S ilver Chalice" at mi open Kent, M r. and Mr*. Jack ...... .
ing o f tiie club w ith a V fly fine M r. and M r*. Renjainin K utr, Mr
and M r*. Joe Levy, Mr. and Mr ■
attendance.
The sponsor fo r the day was Ham Levy. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mo*
M r*. C. C. Welsh, w ith M r*. Fred Mr. and Mr*. Lee Hurmiel, Mr nt>.
T. W illiam *, M r*. H. D. Illg h le y- M r*. Melvin Hlskiml, Mr and Mr
mnn, anil M i*. F ran* Evan* as Fred Hteln, Mr ulid V-«. Jr
M M * A U YOU DO:
T oll, Mr. anrl Mr*. W illiam T o l l
sisting her n* hostesses.
M l** Ro*e Levy, and Dr. Leonunl
1. PREHEATOVIK TO
Munsun.
220* f.
HIRTH A N N O U N C E M E N T
2. PIACt CNTIRE
l.t. and Mr*. Simon L. DingWXAPPIULOAf IN
felder announce Hie birth o f a aon,
OVfN AND HEAT
W illiam Michael, Oct. till. In a
rot 20 MINUHS.
I). H. Arm y hu*pllal In tlerm any.
W illiam weighed 7 lb*. -I us.
3. RfMOVf moM
OVfN-OPIN 1N0
The Elder Spring* Home Do
Of PACKAClCARtmonxtralloTi Club met at the
fULLV. REMOVE
homa o f Mra. (). I*. Wade last
DESIREDIII CIS.
Tneaday afternoon In an e ffo ii
to reorganlte the club,
M l** C»lo M. A rnett, Extension
N u tritio n is t
from
Tallahassee,
SAMI PROCfOURl
gave a demonstration on salmi
THt NUT DAY OR ,
dressing made o f popny seed, used
fOR THt NEXT MtAI
on c itru * fr u it* ami vegdahle*
M ill INIS MIAD
UM MUON SfRCSOSI i*"fRANCH SOU 10
Thera was a group p lrture taken
alio aot is niaiiri
Will POINT" s DMWMbWnutoMt raws
MtICIOWS AS IS
in M r*. Wade1* kitchen.
O . n . F a r t - ill
Officera elected fo r the new
year were: M r*. 0 . P. Wade, pro
Owner
aldrent and M r*. A rnold Tlndtd.
secretary. Member* are a*ke*i to
810 B u t First Htrssl
attend
m u i k m i it u i » i u n u n im rfu isc. ummo
■ttend the next meeting to elect
the fu ll i t a f f u f officer*. The
meeting w ill be held at the home
o f Mra. B. E. Norwood, the third
Tueiday, Nov. IB.
Mra. Wada served coffee slid
cookie* to th * follow ing members
Mra. J, II. Wynn, M r*. Arnold
Tindel, M r*. H. A. flooding, Mrs.
(Ireen, M r*. Norwood, M r*. Rollke,
(Items Hated Iadovs-reduced to coat or less to clear)
Mis* L ila Woodward, and Miss
Clato M, A m a tt.
Gabltts, Sherbets, Ice Teas in four lovely patterns
TUESDAY — WEDNEKDA Y
TTTF. HANFORD H ER ALD
.? * " * %
& *
�EFC Lenders Ovor1 Power Seminoles;
Me t t s Intercepts
Couple Of Passes 5.091
Attendance A t Memorial Stadium Hits 6,758 Mark For 4 Games
Pay
To
Watch l i /
By K E N T C H K T I.A IN
I t took th * East F lorida Confer• n e t’* leading K<>tt*rlinun High
o f Bt. Augustine w ith I t l smooth,
prtclsloned g rid iro n machine «.f
power - running,
blocking
nm l
The new Memorial Stadium has
Squally tenacious defensive niinlltOa to anap Seminole
H it'll proved to l»- l.adlv needed shot of
Seminole High
School’* 7-game vic to ry
skein, adrenaline for
■panning the HIM ami IB M pig- School’s football team at least in
sofar ns attendance ohd gate re
■kin *fa*on*.
The Inevitable end to Hanford’s ceipts are concerned. In the firs t
rld lro n successes came Inst F ri- four games the Feds seem destined
ay n ig h t In the Memorial S ta to set nn all-tim e record at the
dium before the season’s largest gale.
In I hone four contrat* 6,758
tu rn o u t o f an estimated 1,860 who
fans have Hatched the Semiwatched the game hut outplayed
aides, 5,It'll of them paid. HoughSeminole* collapse, 18-6.
ly ’•peaking, the averaged paid
reahrs |;272 while the average
rrowd has been 1,690 per game.
The C ltv o f Sanford bus p ro fil
ed w ith the Celery Feds. Its share
has I,een $.'l!i!l.3li from these games
while In addition they have picked
Up $HM) more fo r the rie l of lights.
A ltogether, the C ity has received
$418(80.
Taking these ftglireH on .r per
centage basis, Hie ( it , has iniido
CIO.*2.5 per game from the tax
and *121*3 5 a game Including
the lav and light fees.
Itooa ilannum
Junior M ett*
plele holocaust hut fu r th r
The C ity charges $'.!.’• per night
foi the lights, which In turn is
"nerer-dle” s p irit of senior halfbark Junior Melts. The little
paid to the Florida Power nml
Lake Monro* locomotive foreLight Company. From the tax re
S tilled Ihe flra l tw it Yellow
ceipts the C ity pays for the cost
Jacket scoring tnnrrhes with
of converting the Stadium over
tim ely pass Intercept Inn* behind
from hnsehall to football. Any
tb * Celery Feds goal line........
motley left In lined to pay for the
ruled an automatic “ lo urhhark"
new park.
Here are the attendance figures
for each game thin year.
(•lime
I’alil
Total
Fiintls
l.'MIt
1,66(1
Lee-dung
I
Tavares
I
St. Augustine
I
Totals
5
The following is I
for , a, li game.
t Ity
(•nine
lav
F ir s t! $ 9 1 '.h i
*119.90
I 17 66
116.86
Jake Howell
Gene Falridge
130.60
arda before nlepplng oul-of$199.30
Bund*.
There nic -till two Seminole
Added to tills, Metis, w III! WIIR I'nrne* remaining in th«* Memorial
watched like no escnncd-emivirt S ltu lliiiii i l l ' year, Nov. I I with
all night by the alert K itlr ilin ic . Seahrei-ye o f llnvtonu mid (he big
defense, managed to break away bolileeotoillg game mi Thunk*
mid-way in Ihe th ird period on two giving n lg lit, Nov. ‘.91, w llli l>"
■(m ight end runs, one n lO ynnb r Land.
followed hy a 6 -yard sweep to give
A t the |I|I-I-||1 p io jrrte il m il
the Celery Fed* their lone T il o f lin ' c ity should net $690 on the
the evening.
hi-iihoii' h In * receipt* mol a total
The contest opened w ith both of $760 including the lights. These
team* being held aroreles* in the figure* do not ineluili- the Crnmil*
Initial perlIml. Junior Fullhnrk A rm il'm v game*. They have play
Frank Hensley broke |on-ie on Id* ed twice in the Memorial Stadium,
own 86-yard atrip*-, behind u per hut llie ir gain receipts were nut
fect hole over the Hanford left available.
tackle, lo oul-dlstanre the Remltiole eeeondary and n valiant leap
fn$r tr y on the part o f M elt* fo r a
tremendous 64-yaid run, !<> pay
dirt- This put the Jackets out in
fro n t at the ha lf hy a 6 0 margin.
W inter I'a rk , there
Prior to Henley’a sprint, M e lt In
New Smyrna, there
tercepted the two fa ta l end Xline
Keahreere, her*
paesea from the arm o f Jacket
Open
Quarterback Wayne Bussey.
Del.and, her*
Iluxay N s iirlg til. a I (10-puund
weight liftin g halfback, who is
reputed lo lie Ihe fa*leN| hair
lo the Seminole end /one for Ihe
berk In Ihe rnnfarenrr, wn* par
third nod fin a l Ht. Augustine
doned at Ik# halftim e interm i*'I'D In Ike fourth period.
awn fo r hla hunting In rlln a llo n *
A fte r N uurlght and llru re |’nand allowed to play |n th r K elr c ttl oruvlded the momentum for
terlinua barkfletd during the
the Yellow Jackets th ird period
aecond half. Ht. Augustine's na
lliiu s t to Ihe Houlnole six. B ill
ture-bey not only displayed hi*
Moseley, center took the hall back
■peed but earned hla rnlem pllnn
from Hussey, hiding It behind his
h r spearheading the Jacket* Inst
leg* m om entarily, and then sneak
offensive going 82 yard* on m il*
ed the distance through the con
alae play a fo r a $-1 average and
fused Seminole line fo r the second
HI. Augustine touchdown.
The Frvls, badly nutwelghtrd
and nutrlawsed both on defense
G AM E STATISTICS
and offriiae, were seriously
Hushing
har.dirsuped hy Jo* I'lrkena' IIIA t.
Yd.
oe*a. The stalw art of Ihe Semi
nole line played despite hla near
exhausted rim dlllon. It was annarenl to nil observers that Ihe
hard h illin g ta rkle was nut hla
usual bent. F.il "The Rocket"
l.o e k rll, likewise, shook o ff a
h.tdIv trampled hand lo finish
m il ihe gam* In the fin a l per*
Funllng
hid.
liuhlui lllshvc, newly converted
I ’ tYd.
A rg
4
101
40.3 end and sub fulllm rk Gene Estrldgo mail* key tarklea In atopBrorutf
T D BF KFM T l 1 plug Ihe hullet-llke N nurlght.
t o
o
It T e rry Cordell, n center and tackle
N n llry plnyi-d n determined defen
0
0
1 0
sive game. Ro*s Ilannum. Junior
guard, and quarterback J. II. How
ell were Hnnfurd'a hero* In de
feat,
Itenlev led the ground gainers
Rushing
w ith 140 yards In 16 carries. Metta
rolled up 78 In 14 while punting
fu r an amaxlngly high 40,1 averFststs Computed
Patsaa Inlarcaptad
i_
(Vlury Fed Schedule
------------------------------------n ..L » r ? „ nL
Ketterlinus
Ski-Capades Arc •
Postponed A g a i n
Until Next Sunday
Carl V o ii lle rh u lls, 26-year-old
howling champion of Sanford in
1961, has launched III* 1962 offen
sive to regain the Individual howl
ing leud from his arch-rival, Paul
Pexolil, as this week’s averages re
veal the youthful pin smasher has
risen to second place In the C ity
circu it w ith a 167.0 average.
Appleby
Steel*
Pexolil s till maintains his top
position w ith n 171.0 mark hut ha*
Harold
Appleby
Hob Steele
shown sign* o f w u v riitig in recent
week*, lie milled only .6 uf n per
centage | m#i 111 to hi* leverage this
week while Von llerhulls gained
2.H over his lust week's total of
164.2.
Harold Appleby displayed Ihe
'h iirp e *! Ilirrenne ltd * week hy
pulling hiniMelf up to Ihe No. 3
position with ii 3.2 uoillt rise
during Ihe week. Appleby pass
ed third-weeded Kolterl Steele
and fourth
ranking
O rville
Tourhtoil in Ihe process.
Steele, while n|||iping into the
fourth spot this week, actually
milled ii 6 percentage enin. I'exold
lend* the t 'itv l.engtie Imwler* ill
lo toi |i i i i » with I I III.
I.nvt yeiu at till* time Von Herliulis itml I ’exold were wnging a
two-way lull I le for the top aver
age hoiiora. A* i t tin- ease this
year. I’mil held the leading aver
age w ith it 167.1 while Carl wav
in second place with u 163.2 mark.
Close behind Von llcrtm lia was
lin y C arroll w ith u 163.1 average.
C arroll toduy iv way down the Hat
w ith ii 140.2 percentage,
Von lle rh u lls hud the most pins
leveled w ith 3934 and Boy Holler
IiiiiI howled the best game Up to
that point w ith ii 213 e ffo rt.
I'inw II.(I. Avg.
I’nul I'e m lil
4110 226 171.0
Cm I Von l|e i hull* IINIH 203 107.
Harold Appleby
297.7 193 106.3
Hubert Steele
8919 231 103.7
Orville Tmichton
3900 226 102 IH
Hill llm lw le k
1910 210 Mil IM
.link Kminer
3702 199 I60.IH
11u m ill 11••r lint
3710 291 160.2
George I’exold
3662 191 162.4
W ill Skeht
2126 IH6 161.12
Hunk Krotxer
3026 190 161.2
Allen Negrotto
3606 180 160.6
I'ete Kite!
3697 197 149.21
Lurry I'evil3619 188 H U .lt
Hobby Horsdorf
2248 168 149.13
Ed.ly K lrchhoff
.7688 196 149.12
Jessy Cooke
8681 180 149.6
I. nwlon Boss
36.70 188 147.8
Calvin lim y
3618 179 140.14
George Stine
8070 180 146.10
lin y C arroll
3008 168 140.2
I'rtn linker
870 170 140.
Tummy Cobh
I896 IM 3 I4 6 .U
Iwon l.nwson
3417 186 144.21
Kalph Hubbard
30.33 191 144.7
Henry Bussell
3431 tBO 142.23
John llerhst
2608 181 142.16
Frank Hchaiitteet 1718 188 142.8
Luther David
886 171 142.3
Clyde I'lercy
3204 163 183.12
II. K. Hardison
2373 167 131.16
Dave M iller
1600 168 130.0
Ted Burnell
1626 161 127.2
I’hll Stanley
760 146 126.3
Bnlph I'rescolt
379 141 126.1
F. I ’exold
Von llarbulla
Carroll
Holler
Ludwig
My G AYLE TALBO T
NEW YORK <>P»—The Antari-
Basketball I.eagU*. oldest of
the professional cage groups, has
been disbanded because tw o of
its member teams insisted upon
lilaying men who were Involved
in iast year’s "dum ping" scandals.
This has stirred up a quite
lively debate between those who
feel
th a t the e rrin g athletes
'hotild he givvn every chance to
irh u b ilita te
themselves and a
larger segment which contend*
ih u l there I* no place In sports
(or a player who one* ha* been
• aueht defrauding the public.
“ W h made a mistake, one of
the lioy* was quoted. "D o we
have to gu on paying fu r It fu r
the rest o f our lives."
Not nrcessarlly. A man who
lakes sample* from a bank and
Mrves his time ran fin d a Job
alien he gets out, but they don’t
i lit him In the teller's cage again.
It’s n rule.
Battik
Draws Top Crowd
Of 1,850 As Paid
Gate Hits $993.20
Sports Roundup
S
t
thr hanfokd h e r a l d
is ii
While Hurricane "F o x " spent It
self over the Bnlmiua*, it* wake
of s tiff wind* veiterdnv whipped
Sanford's shoreline m ifficiently to
cancel the l.ions-sponsored SkiCnpades fo r the second consrrutlvo
Sunday afternoon.
Hut aa stubborn and dogged aa
the weatherman. H ill M artin,
producer of the nalion'a largest
ski-skim m ing troupe, promised
to be bark again nest Sunday
afternoon for hi* th ird straight
attem pt at giving the fan* their
monay'a worth after la*l Sun
day's
abbreviated
beginning.
That la u f course— weather per
m itting.
The Lions Club has been " t r y
in g " to sponsor the Hki-Cnpnde*
to rnlse funds fo r their visual aid
We have Just heard, rourtesy of
program among youths of Sem
umpire Larry Guett, uf the time
inole County.
I'asev Stengel, th ru playing with
Lions rhuiriiiuu for Ihe water Brooklyn, ran afoul of the one und
show, Clarence Welsh who has hern 1 1 nlv B ill Klein.
In a v irtu n l slate of confusion and
Casey, ordered by Uncle WIIw orry all last week, resigned him
self to the situation a fter assisting hert Itiihirison to hunt, laid one
M artin and his crew pulling out down the firs t base line. Alm ost
the flo a tin g Jump platform amid a hnmi-dlntelv It rolled outside nml
tra ffic J iiiii the northeast corner llie old a rb itra to r clurtned "F o u l"
of Park Avenue and l.nkefront before Stengel could even sta rt to
Boulevard, late yesterday a fte r run.
lu ll as the sphere, neared firs t
noon.
base It struck a neblile, or some
thing, and veered hack Into fa ir
te rrito ry.
The opposing
firs t
u ih
toseninn picket it lip, stepped on
the ling , m ill Klein yeelleed "O u t.”
lb- then strolled over a few steps
NEW YORK. UB-A* the college lu spriik to Kohinson.
" F iii sorry, Itubby,” he said
football season swings Into Its sec
nod half of play. 40 teams ore lilucntingly. ” 1 guess I was n
listed among the nation's list of Idlle busting in calling that one.
Mill it did sta rt outside, ns you
unbeaten untied elevens
I »»w, and I linil no way o f know
Seven of Ihe teams are m ajor I
colleges They include Maryland ing it would c u iiii - hark In. I'm
Georglu Tech. Duke, Southern Cull •.urrv, Hobby."
A ll the time this was going un
fom ln, UCLA, Vlllunovn and Michl
gati Slate All have won six straight Stengel Just stood ut the plate
games except
M lrhlgan State with a stunned look. He hadn't
Klein
which has taken five In a row snid a word Suddenly
A pulr of minor Ichonls, I’ehi wheeleed o n hllll.
" A * fo r you. you nut," he bel
Nebr
Teachers und Northern
Slate (Gkla.J, each have seven sue li, wed, "go hack to the bench and
*il down!”
resvlve victories.
The fu ll extent o f the outrage
Among the learns to drop from didn't occur to Casey u n til he was
the rank* Saturday w rre Call hsrk In the dugout. Then he pro
furnla. Holy Cross, V irginia and ceeded to demolish the w ater
Bucknell.
cooler,
School* with a five straight win
“ And fo r that,” he slurmed, " I
record Include Florida A A 61.
gel called a nut."
to Grid CI I Still
Itemain Undefeated
Last Friday n ig h t’s SeminoleDELANO idt—(iriiK uy from a 54
My STERLINCJ NI.APPEY
Associated Press Sports W riter 13 beating handed out by the Par Ht. Augustine gridiron contest
ris Island Marine*. Stetson's Hat drew the season’s top crowd of
Four game* this week entl -ln ters set about today to reform their 1.860 and the largest paid atten
Birmingham . Durham. N. C . Ox football forces for their traditional dance total o f I JIM. The (183 * l £
ford. Miss, and Knoxville w ill have game with the Florida Stale Uni
a lot of influence In determining versity Seminole* here next Sat dent tickets sold fo r the clam
constituted another record.
which
Southeastern
Conference unlay
While the 1,894 paid gate
teams play In a bowl New Year’s
T h r Marine eleven, made up of eclipsed the l^eshurg game record
day.
ex college stars and professionals, of |,?188, the net proceeds from
F lfs t off, Georgia Tech's most found (lie going rough through the
Im portant game of the year w ill ■la tte r forward wall but scored the Ketterlinus game did not sur
be ploved In Durham against six limes by using their aerial pass the Leesburg tilt. In all
$993.20 was collected at the gam*
Duke, llo th are unbeaten und on game.
lied. Duke is a member of the
Quarterback Sam Vacant!, fo r last Friday night. The total re
b6wl banning Southern Conference, mer Iowa and Purdue back, threw ceipts from the I^eshurg gams
so the Blue Devils' chances of a five of th r touchdown passes- P ar are not available, hut the tag paid
New Years game are clouded.
ris Island commanded a 26 7 h a lf to the City was over 1108 as com
pared w ith the $108.30 paid a f t f
Not so Georgia Tech. The Idea tim e lead.
persists that should Tech win In
Stetson made the game's first last Friday’s game.
The C ity charge* a 10-cent tax
Durham, something that's highly touchduwn In (lie opening period
possible, a bowl bid w ill be ex after End Guido Tam bur blocked on each psld adult admission and
tended and accepter) then and a Marine punt on the P arri* Is 8-rents on each student ticket.
there, regardleaa of how Tech land 12 A penally put the ball nn Here are the figures fo r the game
farea In remaining games against the 4 and from there Bobby Marks w ith Ketterlinus last Friday night.
A rm y. Alabama, Florida State and bucked it over In Iwo play*
T otal*
Georgia
,
674
The H allers' other touchdown Adults
678
Tech received and accepted u came In the th ird period when Students
93
bid to the Orange Bowl last year the Stetson passing game clicked Children
lust after mid season anil juvl alter I brew to B illy Odom for the score Negro Students
3
tying Duke 14 14 Tech und Coarh
Negro Adult
Bobby Dodd are well known und
Season Ticket Holder*
\
well liked by all Ihe bowls, e*
A dult
134
W
O
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EN
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G
O
LF
peclally Ihe Orange which likes to
Students
11
JACKSONVILLE UM
Promoter Totals
get the Jump on the bigger Sugar
1.394
Jim
m
ie
Murdock
announced
Sun
Bowl.
From this gate, $106 50 was paid
Alabama persists In holding day that Hie second annual Jack to the C ity from the t a i receipt*
sunvllle
women's
open
golf
tour
open Its bowl candidacy. The Ala
and an additional $36 fo r the cost
hama-Georgla gome In B inning nami-nt w ill he held March 0 7 H, of lights to the C ity, totaling
1953
ham could give the Tide a temst
Date of the $3,50U, 54 hole medal $ I lift.6(1 paid to the City.
In prestige allhough Georgia is
W ith the season’s total atten
play
event was set after a tele
badly o ff key this season In de
dance reaching the (1,768 mark for
fense. Alabama lust Its big game. phone conference with tournm ieul the firs t four games, Seminole
20 0, to Tennessee two weeks ago Manager Fred Corcoran of I hi- High School o fficials expect 10,000
hut followed that with a fine 42 19 Women's Professional Golf Asso fans w ill attend this year’s t i j
w I n Saturday over Mississippi elalion Louixe Suggs won In 1952 home games. The paid figure
Stale. The record is now 5 1
should surpass the $7,000 figure.
Tennessee should win not only
1’rin d p a l Herman E- Morris,
at home Saturday against North
Seminole High Shnol, predicted
Carolina, but also In every oilier
that this year would see u new
game this fall against L S U .
season’s gate record established at
Florida. Kentucky and Vanderbilt
SIIS. lie also said that, i f the
Gen Boh Neyland's defense m ind
crowds continue to be ns large ss
ed Vols who suddenly have de
they have been, the school w ill
veloped an offenso, lost only to
make money fu r the firs t time In
Duke. 7 0 . In early season Satur
I I years.
day little Wofford was a 60 0 vie
Bin of Ihe Vols.
HOWL GAME
O
The final "b o w l" derision gumo
LA KE LA N D UH - F irst fo o th ill
should lie Ihe L. S. U.-Mississippi
leant plrketl for the Santa Claus
get together lit Oxford, Miss The
Bowl here In Decainber Is Wilson.
Hebei* s till are unbeaten and now
N. C.
seem to be percolating properly.
Three oilie r* w ill be selected
They are twloa tied however, and
later fo r the contest fo r the m yth
lack prestige which la helpful In
ical national midget champion
wooing big dow!' Invitations.
ship. S e m ifin a l games w ill bo
played Dec. 27 anil Ihe chainplonLast weak Mississippi mauled ___....................... ....... ..........
Arkafisaa, 34 7. L. B. U. got kicked meet the M iam i Hurricane.!
prngram was planned Imlav for
ihe Univerhlly of M iam i H urrl
canes In prcpurullon for their
game with Kentucky Friday night
m the Orange llw l
Coach Andy Gustafson plans to
cram all the week'-i contact work
into Tuesday's practice session
'Flu- Miami mentor said Ids loot
halier* ployed good enough in lorn
lug hack Marquette last week to
have u lessening in Ihe practice
pace M iam i defeated Mnri|m-lte,
FOOTBALL RESULTS
SUNDAY
By The Associated I're t*
Vlllanova 34 Xavier (Ohio) ?u
St. Vincent'* (F a ) 21 Scranton 20
LATE SATUKIIAY
Connecticut 25 Delaware 13
Glenvllle 26 Davie Elkins 7
Ix-nolr Rhyne 42 Western Carolina
13
Carson Newman 20 M aryville u
E m ory-llcnry 27 Middle Tonn 7 '
East Carolina 41 Guilford 0
Allen 1$ Morris Brown 6
Catawba 12 Eton 0
Appalachian 27 East Tennrsiea
27 (T ie)
West Georgia 13 Hiwassee 6
Mlllsnp* 21 Mlsaisslppl College 20
Farris Island Marine* 54 .Stetson IS
T u lia 21 Wichita 0
A rltona 13 llurdln-N Im m oni 12
Houston 6 A rinina Style (Tempo) 0
New Mexico 14 Texas Western tS
Arlxona State (F lagstaff) v* Now
Mexico Highlands, ruled "no
contest" when lights failed with
12 seconds left
SsrjfDlego Navy 23 Collage of Pa
Ttto 1-1*0 series wives yea the OtdllUnel lattiaailanai
xtoalsa. pint asaveal d ilx r vaeitsit sad sets et kao-
Ik * rvagad U 4J laaddsai U yxktO «Hb p«ifa/i*a*<a.
V*r —N cart*
lint* to op«fata and awlntol*.
110 aad 142 Uik a h t'IU m . OCW lf.000 lb*.
Unmatched for dependability V
W h a ra v a r th a ra 'a w o rk to be done, you'll
find International 'IVucks taking un the
tougher jobs.
. Duck owners count un the ruggeiltieu
•a d dependability that bava kapt Uui i tme
International famous since 1007. They want
the extra year* of low-cost aorvica which
International atmnina provide*.
If you’ro looking fur a truck you can da*
pend tt|M>n, come and m -u ua.
laltraslltasl 1-14# itd s i
evailabto to OVWl 14,000
to U.000 Ibt. DO. 143, 114.
aad 1/3 la. wksslbalti.
Cksks at *M*r bady ttylaa.
13 H. itoka bady ibeea.
W hittier 43 California Tech 8
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Internatlenal eacluilveit
• tilvsr Dlaiaand valts-to-ksad 0»ik
*s |ls *i a it I«|a*d, gatksd wllb
gawar. I*«toaaiad to leva yea
glaaty as agatallnf aad swtotoaeave
• lb* laaelail, movt caatoftobla tab
ss tka raad - Ika Caa.la Vl.kn Cab.
Oaa-glaia t«<a,.ilthl wladvklald.
Naw aitaaltol
saa-ylaia tafaly
■tow avallabla.
a kagkr-vtoattoa lyvtoai-aaca pssWva
laalral. Wldar fiaat ealas Mete peailbla tell » /• tarslsg aagla far
•rtator ataseavaiabllKy.
■ I I I bestsawdats,.. avarytkiaa (ram
H-toe phknpt It 79,000 ft. OVW
raltoft. Ckaok adagtobia to • wide
Tarkly at bady lyya*.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY OCT. IX I5ir,l>
EHtaMishorl 1{108
VO LU M E X U V
Chinese Reds
Beat Koreans
. On Sniper Hill
Meets Iter ‘Dream General’
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HOK Soldiers Hurled
Off Crest By Hard
Chut fifing Attackers
Covered ByBarrage
• By MTAN~eARTK.lt
SKOUI., ( Wctlnrsday i W(—Abnul
t e 700 Chlnr*c B rils In » surprise at*
lack by numnllght threw South Ko
rean Iroup* off the crest of Sniper
ltld |(r early Iml.iy
The Itrds struck the Central
r'rm it hrlghl Tuesday ulglil withmil the iisiml prelim lm iry nrlitters*
hnrraue which would have warned
Ihe Knrenu defenders an attack
was ruining
A front dhpalch said Ihe K nrrans woie Inreed o il (he b rig h t—
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l ’llijK iliit H ill -sliorlly a lte r tnlil
night. Allied a rlille rv llien began
In pulverize I'lnpoini with an In
Iciiae barrage.
The Chinese luittalinn launched
Ihe assault from n slronu point on
Ihe noTlhem c-ilgn of Sniper.
Oil Ihe eastern fm n l. North Ko
lean Iteds slnniined twice at Allied
lines on bleak and rugged Heart
break Kiriur U N Iroupa llirew I
them hack w illi lleree counterattacks About .'am reds powered
J | the twin assault
Knell attack
^
farced a 'lig lil prnelriiUon which
was ipiieklv sealed
F ur lo the west U S Marines
mopped up the Iasi C oiiiiiinnlsl
resistance and restoreil Iheli line,
on Ihe If, S Eighth A rm y ’s led
flunk The l.enfliernecks reimrted
destruction of a complete < iilnese
Communist rc g im e n l-about 3,(khi
n,cn
Odham Is Indicted
For Manslaughter
In Fatal Accident
H KI.ANI) igi—Hugh It <l li ll v )
fxlhain. brother of llra lle v Odham.
was I n ilii'lr il/ iv n grand Jury Mon
day on n ehnrife of manslaughter
for killing two pcrunnt in a tra ffic
uechlcnf.
The ImllMmenl an id he wax un
der Ihe Influence of lltpior.
Killed In the nrcident last June
22 al Unvluna tlencli were Holier!
O' Toole. ITT. hiul hla granddaughter,
lllanu M ill*, to. Imth id Del.nuil
They. Mr* O’Toole and nnnlher
graniltlniighli’r, Until M IIIr, 12,
were on Ihe way lo a Ouytonn
lleach husnilnl to nee tin- young
ile r> ' mother
Odhain (o ld 'p a lin ' lie wus going
|u f»i (.1 miles an hour when "the
first thing I know this <O'Toole I
cur was exnelly lo frotit of roe I
tried lo until v (he brakes. Thai'a
when we hit.**
Investigating police testified at
a coroner's ju ry hearing that (idhum registered .17 on n ilrimknmefer lest two hours after the ncrblent Thev said n person Is presometl lo ho under Ihe Infturuee
of Ihpmr id 13.
Tfie coroner's Jury found ilia)
OTonle amt Ids g ra n ilililig h te r
.died "tiy felony caused hy Odhnm
In Ihe operation of on aidnntnhlle
at an excessive rate of speed ami
In a eulouhlv negligent manner
while under the Influence nf liq
u o r."
The Ird lrlm e n l said Odham wax
"under the Influence nf Intoxicating
llm m r lo inch an extent as to 'd e
prive him nf Ihe full possession of
Ills normal fund Ilea.
(hlliain continued free on flO.INN)
bond, Hie same bond ho posted
id le r Ihe r-oroncr's jury gave Us
verdict Manslaughter In Florida
Is pmdslmhle hy one to 20 ycara
in prison
Odham'x brother; Hraltey, wax
■lefealrd for Ihe Democralle nomlnnlimi for governor In Inst May's
primaries. Roth live In .Sanford.
CAP Cadet Squudron
Aids Ocala Squadron
The Sanford Cadet squadron nf
Hie Civil A ir Patrol assisted the
D**sla *n<iBdr"n In "Operation
W a k r-lln " on K a tu n k f nml Runday w ith "hom hlng" or Ocala anil
surrounding towns.
A ll rad eta nxslsted In the search
and rem-ne misslnn whlr*> %ss cond irte d south n f lha Drain airport.
Saturday night the O. A. P. had
a big hanger dnneo fo r all the radels and visitors,
Those assisting Cspt. John An
des of Rxefnrrl were: Cadet f.t.
Harvey Wilkinson, LL Thomaa
Andes, Sat. Picky Kind* II. Bgt
Rodman ffrnmley, Lonnie Dillard,
Jimmie Rlythe, and Lonnie Green.
A HOARD EKBBX
G R EAT LA K E S , III. (SpMlaD
— Bervln" aboard the a irc ra ft
ra rrle r U8R Rsxea In thn 'F a r
Kaat, Is A lbert E. H a ll, hollerman
second elaxs, 1J8N son o f M r. and
M n . A lbert H all n f 31S East
Eleventh Street, Sanford, and
husband n f th * form er Miss Jewel
; Rlark o f 8A C herry Ave, R rrm er-
Commission Hospital Bond
On Sun Oil Land
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A s s m 'iiitr d D ress L e u n cil W ire
Bison hinver Declares
His Views And Con Final Count In H erald^ ^Straw
victions Are Same
Poll Gives County To Eisenhower
As Foui’ Years A
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CHICAGO '.n - Sen .luieph It
M cCarthy's charge of last nigh'
that Gov
Adlat S lrv rn m il lia-given "a id lo Comniunlsl cailM"and his x|iecrh hronghl Inim rdiale
mto
and explosive reaction
McCarthy delivered Id- wldelp u h llel/rd attack on Ihe Peniocrnl
Its H U M A N MDItIN
ic presidential nominee on e
NKW V ltltK f Gen l»s\lghl I*
nalinn
wide Irlevtsion and radio Kiv nliower said today " I have
hixikup finaneed hy a privateK changed In im » a y " since thw presl
sponsored $.Mi a plate dinner In hi 1lcnll. 1 l eauipalgn began
talk h r said Ihe Issue of Ihe e u rfrtil
lie added that his view* ami con
campaign is "W ill communism win vu lions on natlnnal Issues are Ihe
or w ill America w in " "
*ame as limy were four years ago,
The New York Times said It despite Ids opposition's charges to
received about 3ihi telephone call Hie 1 "iilra ry
and numerous telegrams w ilh in 30
I ho general made Ihe slafem enl'
minutes last night protesting Me •d (Queens lloroiigil Hall as he he
Carthy's speech anil n h jrrtln g t" gati .1 ............... lay swing through
Ihe Tim es' >tip|xirl of Gen Dwight Now \ ink city amt the surround
l> K lxrnhnw rr, Ihe lleptiltlli'ini mg metropolitan area In ijucst of
IN BUFPAIO, N. T., M r* Anna Aug l»H, wi, rnH ves a warm hamMiake
eandlilule.
New \n r k -tale's l'i clci lnral voles
Mill m i ‘ik e ’* vnUf* (mm t»**r ‘dream c* 111-rt*I D w ig h t II, KDcnhower.
A Times eil..or.ul s.tal thal “ llo
Huron*, a M-Nidcnlinl section nf
(SOI* l*i«**nleidljil nominee ( In* I m11* t imped New Y o rk * C*riv Thoiinii
junior M'ttulor front Wiseotisin. who New V is i l l * norm ally vtdos He
K Prwf'Y In a MMeHng u ll.n k mi th«* t Jetum ititle rampalge lacllta,
hits matte Ills way lo national fnioe | 'lllillc.tn
Ihe general obviously
anil political fortune t tu the routi a as liiquiig I" boost the lte|nili!tcau
of wild charges, gross d is lo rlin ii' turnout there nil eleelmn da* I"
and assorted form * of ilentu help reduce the normal Democratic
goguery. said nothing last nlghi edge in the city a* 1 whole
to change this estimate of him
I'litHi- Inspector 1‘rinik land <--t 1
although he did m uch Ills lullin'
mated the tpieelis tloroiigl) Hull
| wide hroudeasl in m ilder term
, m ud al
Reporters c*lt
Ihun h ol been expei ted
Sen Hi..n rl . Tall of llltlo loiil mated it at alioiil HiNk Imwevet
1'iseiihowei said t il' political op
newsmen at Helena. M uni. Mon
day that McCarthy "d id a Job t . lf l pooeols have been spreading te
ll.ld I" lie done" ill Ills attack p in t- thal since Ihe opening id
Hie eump.tlgii lie In i' 1 hanged lit '
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.
against American 1 om m itliists
position ,111 most o( ihe maim* na
t ) l ’( l H lilU C t *
I I ’C S C lllO i I
ta il, who is 1 .impalguing for Ki iio ii.il anil iu lernalloii.il queslions
aid “ Met a rlh y li
"I am the same man I was when
. . .
,
.
dram atired the issue, le s tiltllig in
()j
IlflS p tia l
B o n U S eliinm aliiHi ol t ir i. n n per tons irom t came home lo begin tills out
• aile Hie genet al said " I have
1 >
government "
Taft's remarks were made tic the same belief* and convictions
I ’oilr pi nkl-t - q j'|" ill o l "it the lore McCarthy's speech Iasi nlghi that I had when t started I have
I’ll st r i'ililll" '* w -ri- loioh' '11 I
nut hern d c llrrle il from them
flight liv the C ity t'om iin ismti .11 I I'.n- Club Inline 'Xpressing lour
"liin lo n - II|III|I issue* lo -||i|ieii>
A roar of applause drowned out
M IA M I -e
State D rllliic ra lt
two ordinance non mlment , ol" Oliiin hidlols ul the genet ill eleeIn*
next words 111 wlileh hr began
leaders repotted today th ill Sen
ilenlln g w ith (M lhuge collection u '" l i (j,,,,, (Jo- C in in ly In .-p ilo l launl I J o s e p h
McCarthy’s broadcast to detail some of III* view*
K i*eiilm w rr again said he is go
the other w ith hnoslln*' the I t - : Issue, mid If proposed intis'iHl-1 Kpcrch Monday m giil caused
,-enses no u o iii-i'n iin t ih-'ici-s, w h flr meiits to the State C o ii-tltu th in , wsvp of dlsgtut In F lorida."
mg In Korea
"Just ask any veteran if any
a lengthe porllun o f the meeting and the Importance of voting
J. Irv in Walden, slate Democrat
" tin yon know there's an ele Ic campaign committee chnirmut'a V l f 1 very important person) know
was Hfient in 11 dl-enssimi w ith renresentntlves o f the San O il Cum- vator w ithin the c ity lim its of ............
said the Wlseuiisin's senator's "w et ,invlliing about llio battle front mi
Imiiv and the antiraisals Im iiiii I itl Hnhford which gets stuck t>e- nf lies amt Innuendo* linn dnto1 less he came up ami tuck a look,"
an attem pt In reneh a settlement tween flours, wliieh can rust mnrn In alrpnuthrn Ihe D om nrrM ir j K i'onhim er said
relative to the proposed widening iieoplo their lives.” K arlytv llm is. Marly In Florida Ilian almosl sue. 1 Klsetihowor said ill I llU lm ig li
hi'lyci:. .member, of the f ’M iirna Ihlng wtiXMiuid have dune 1 * -* * * ' 1 ,1*1 night tiiiit lie hn| etl the men
of French Avenue.
Walden said hr and W illiam II. | who ltelle*e in eoneesslntys In Ihe
The French Avenue projer-l, ftospHol t'nnnnttlce, asked as tm
which w ill Involve tonkin" a sis- told of Inadequate fa r llllle * at I’erry, assistant euiupaign iltreeinr Ililssiinis novel have to deal with
(Continued On I'age I 'nut)
I them
Fernald-(.auglit"n
llu s |ilin l
lane tliuriMighfnre from Seminole ihe
Boulevard to Park Avenue, w ill end tin- urgent need fur a now
take n ff a x trln o f Sun m l ( mn- hospital
"w o wi.ni you l " 'ot> today so
panv jiro p e rly. 2fii liv Ilf, feel, 1 0 n o d inu to iiifm ination iiie se n tn l wo won't lie dented tin 'Ig h t lo
in the dlsvuaslim, and w ill knock Un so tom orrow ," fla tly St. John,
u ill one o f two tnn-k-loadin't member of Boy Scout Troop ,'115,
spaces ut the eompuny’s loading oointed out to the group ill u ig iug tho going to the jmiII s N ov.
dock.
A figure o f $4,tdi7.H I was el hy I
M IAM I UK At It t" Male nod le
G A IN E S V ILLE '4* This 1- a . dy
"School teachi is o f the county
the Coim ty-CItv nppidnted appials.
of hummer on nail mdse* making nude thieves arc ulmul evenl* ill
al Imanl, inumnsed o f Havnioml nnd the state would urge you to ready for Ihe gayest and gandie I Vided lint L'O per cent of theft at
Ball, C. A. W hidden Sc. and How vole fni amendment No, I," Fred nf University of Florida evrnl*
tem pt* li* slm p tifti'i* are made tiy
High School
ard Faille, as payment to the com (taints, Seminole
Juvenile* Ihe National A**oelnllon
Immecoinliig
pany fo r the necessary rein rang couch explaiueil, "and 1 urge you
For week* frn ft rnllie*. som riiio* of food 1 halo* " a * told foda*
ing which would he enrounlriod l.y In vote fio Hds amendment when and other* have praetieed
Neal !• Ilamsev nl Market Has
k "*
'-oil go to Hie polls next Tues and planned lim it* and time*
the nit emnpany.
in an ad
" kid. I'asSdcmi 1 alK
However, represcntntives o f (lie day."
rs lio n * fur Iticlr showing to *1 d " * drcs. before Ihe NAt-C -aid warm
Slate ICa |i Voile W illiam s J i. I this Friday and Saturday
wealliet changes Ihe taelles of
eompany, George B ittner, cion|iuoy
land department maroiger, and K. explained the teinalmug proposed
N« secret
I*
more eh, >Iv shop lifters and llg litn chdhing
II. Beardsley, ilis tric t miinuger, amendment* and urged vutlng guarded than Iho eumie dccnr.itmii enke.s e o iiii'.ilm eol of denis more
both o f Jacksonville, found lids fo r No*. ;t. f. 7, ». f . I». I I . nmld ilan* w hlrh w ill dominate frateim difficu lt
Itnrosey -aid so ( ailed "*(M itlers'‘
v and in ro rlty flume fm n l' Hul
figure Inadequate from the stand 11 gums I N«S. ‘J. fi and it.
B ill M a rfili, (Irtaudo. also up- the annual guessing game lieg.ui helniid one wav m irrors are cm
point that it would not lie s u ffi
ployed to curb larcrriv. ami once
cient lo put loading facilities hark pearvtl a l the meeting iu ciiujunr- loday.
Nkeletsl
fram e*
w cic
being 11 spotter s,-,.* a sinijdliter hide no
into the same condition as they thin w ith the HkTCiipadcs, which
lx xlatcd again for an iipja'iirance bunged into place "M aybe il' a item on his person, the s|Millcr
were form erly.
According to Voile W illiam * Jr,, nt the l.ake Monroe water front massive galor xwullnwiiig » lu-ip rrpoi Is lo tin- manager, who
attorney representing the C iiy In Sunday a l !f:(ifl p.m. The »hnw less llg c r," mused one mdis'ki r speaks lo the would tie shopi'ller
the acquiring right i f*ways, such w ill he pul on at the l.nko Mon- I'lo rld a ’s Gnlorx face Auburn's before he attem pt* to jins* the
I'hi-t knot stand
property must he considered from too liridge If weather doesn't T iger* In a hninrroinlng fm iih'dl
"W e instruct mil -potter* never
the highest and best lise to which perm it it on the la kcfru n t, it wax game Saliirdav afternoon
The bundled year Idea " i l l he 10 accuse a person ol slnaRi'c nil
atliled.
the land ran la- put.
Mr. Ilrnixh'ddcr, in Km king tin- In vogue this year, Inn, for ihe lle tit." Jtiimsey m id " I t 1 * soM-iio
The company repretenlatives ex
U niversity nf Florida I* eeteliratOig we have the shoplifter arrested,
pressed a desire for City-owned propoxed Imxpitat linml i*xue, told Its re n trm ii.il and homecoming 1* hut w lii'ii Ibis I* done we wall uicti
jiro p e rly adjacent to eompany o f an Instance at the the local fhe first of year long observances h r lias lefl Hie premise* w illi Ihe
property lo p ill lln d r facilities hack tio* pi till when an expectant mother for Ihe 1032-33 si-hool year
inerclinmllne or n llrm p trd lo run
into th e ir original condition, The had to walk down a flig h t of
Almost entirely, homueomiiig 1* when asked lo return lo the store
C ity I* asking IlJdH I for this s trip ■tllirx for delivery hecailsc the a xtudent xtmw on cunipux. *|*'oPoint trig out that when a shop
elevator wiih iimnerative. Another
o f property, i!fi hy Ufi feel, eon*
lifte r steal* an H3 rent can of meat,
itixtaneo dealt w ith a woman, til- sored by Florida Blue Key. honor 11 mean* the net profit of Jti2 of
te riiin g value n f Ihe properly i*
ary teaderxhip fra te rn ity
increased because It is the only leiuly prepared fo r surgery, »vhn
U niversity of Florida President aiili'H. Ramsey xiilil
wax
required
to
walk
down
to
tho
"We have nlwav* had pilferage
means n f egress In French Avenue
ope ra tin g room a fte r llo ' elevator J. lilillx M iller w ill give n hmclieoii and w ill continue lo have il I 11 our
from the itroablc atrip n f C ity
nl
ntmti
Friday,
but
from
Un-n
"it
got stuck he twee 11 the flrx t and
Ihe iludnnls arc king, queen nod slorex. lu ll Iu wliut degree depends
property and value n f the rem ain
foorx.
on the ainounl of altentinn we ap
der nf the s trip would lie sliced In second
Ax n result of llonxlioliler'x lip- buffoon (m any a rlnw n w ill dm t
the event the fro n t portion Is sold. pearnnee, the I,inn* Cluh went nl the Gator Growl Fridny night) ply In HtteTniiliug lo hold if lo a
This fig u re was kicked around oil icvoni a* x iq ii'o rlin g tim work In (he lu o day round of adU H u <. m in im u m ."
quite a lilt from the Commission o f the Citixcna lln *|d tn l Com m it
to tbe oil company to lh« apprais tee.
als board, represented last night
" I think It’s a disgrace In r a il
hy Mr. Ball and Mr. Whiddon. ing aueh a fn rilitv
(FernaldMayor W illiam II. Slemper asked l.aughton, a Im xpltnl," Mr. IfousIf the settlement arrived at hy the holder exelninled. In speaking of
appraisals hoard Included the price the Fish Kstute, he remarked,
o f additional lami. Mr. Ball stated "W e’ve ta-en dangling on this
the appraisal Imanl in cm tiers as s trin g . . . . ul nee HM1, when
lawyers, preparetl a list of 40 at
Editors note: This W fhe wi
set* p io p crty as they rind It and he (B e rt Plain died."
ond In a aerie ahaul uro|H>*ed torney* from which Warren has
th a t the value o f the area o f C itysaid no Intends to make Id* selec
He remarked that ■ portion o f ameudmexls In Ike Florida Con
owned property In question was a the eetate was tied up In cltrux
sliluUon which wiU be on Ihe tions.
Hut there's a whole lol more to
m atter fo r negotiations between holdings and that nm vrrxioq of Nov. <4 general elec linn ballot
tho amendment thnn expansion of
the C ity and the company.
three holdings Into money hy the
As a fig u re o f jtM J U In the trustees hlngrd upon two factors—
TALLAHASSEE (A) Florida the Supreme Court.
One of the most rontrovcrsial
settlement price of f-l,l>A7JM was a good m arket and fin d in g 1 su it voters next week w ill ra tify or
slated fur tha purchase of the a trip able buyer. M r. HoushoMrr said amendment (hat would add thrre features among lawyers are pro
of rompany-owned land, Mayor the Fish Kstale trusters are Justices lo Ihe Slalo Supreme visions which would let a m inority
Stemper contended the settlement "hopeful hut aren’t in the posi I'n u rt and revise the whole admin of the court hand down decisions.
The auiendm rnl would allow th r
could be Increased hy thn d iffe r tion to stale they w ill s ta rt hospi is tra tive organization pf the Judli i
court lo break Its rll up Irilo thrre
ence in price between the two ta l construction by Juno 20, dead
f t o it nf Ihe debate has raged division* of mil less than three men
stripe, 81,042-10, to take In a "new line fo r use o f funds from the U,
Any division could hear any
element-” The remainder o f the H. P uhlir Health Department un around the clause which would In each.
eetUement wa* slated for the re der the fllll-B u rto n Act- He point crease the Supremo Court from ilx ease presented tn the court unless
It involved the dentil senlencc nr
a rranging of tho company’e load ed out tbe "la s t nine years are eel- present seven members to 10, and Interpretation
of the Constitution.
It haa become In a sensn an lix ie
ing faellTtla*.
denes" o f ths rondllinn o f tho Fish of public confidence In Gov. Fuller
A m a jo rity of n division—two nf
A tto rn e y
W illia m * and M r. E a la lii |
the three iiistlces who heard tho
Warren.
Beardsley lioth pointed out th a t
Tho proposed bond Issue, he
He would name the three new ease—could hand down n derision
coat, which would Ire Involved stated. Is "Assurance and Insur
Justice# J u it n month before hn for the whole lO-iusn court.
iiovian a building and storage ance of h a vlnii a hospital In thla
Capital cases and constitutional
the company property, county," Ha explained th a t a leaves office* Since he already has queslions would have In be heard
appointedthree members or the
hoard at trustaea would b« ap* court to fill vacancies during his Sir the chief Justice and at least
term, ratification of the amend afx other members of tho court,
ment would mean a majority of but It would tako only a m ajority
tha Justice* would be Warren of those sitting to hand down ■
decision. In other w ordi, It would
^ H a brought out th a t tha Fish
(Ca t l —sd On Pago Feat)
(CenUaued On Page Four)
n ie Y lo r id a Bar haa, by vote of*
%tr ':|i»
'** t,
, *
Makes Agreement
c
Issue Is Backed
By Lions Club
I loii.sht >lder Stresses
Making Charge For Neotl F«»r Approval Y"h"7',
Garbage Collection
Male And Fomalo
Readied For Large Of Snucius Divide
Weekend Festivity Theft Title Honor
(lainesville Being
f
Amendment Seeking To Add Three
New Justices Faces Voters Nov. 4
*1. . ,
1f . tip * 1» 14
• Id
tha"
• *o m . o ho
•,
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Geiieia] Dwi.'M Kt*,-nl-«,w«. w .
tfie ov.-i w liclMiiog . hole, -I sc 11. i
1
cent of the It'll *,*l« i. * * .
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sampled III tin- l i f t aid' 1
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s. i
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Si |'i I’UMSH
last id " ll I
S». \ .
T rin litjo fiu ll* IU'lion ' 1" u : 1 inie
'ill
iF
o|e County e a \i’ (, .o i-.n \d l'"
f Mir JimII,
StOVo-'Hi 11!, tit" 1 till.,', -ill.
tl"
dard h-Mter. out* " " 001 . t" d Mn
.1 * t V141ft III I
vote. The reason eivon t.* inn.t
iu Mu- r.v. .
Democratic vnicr- fm
w it.li-ne
lln d r ballot* to tin- l. lil* and i t I* s, SCl'i I'll •Ml
MttiVOl I | t *'111 (
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Most \ ol »'f - f i l l lli'il *-1. ri- n \ II;.. pi 11(• *I i'
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w a- mil 11I1I0 to ih in n|, * 1.. , ,n
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Mom “i u w
ruption nt W iishingti'ii, ........... in
I af ll' I 1, 1
was trio ,'to-et* a
nil. I with pi 11'i'll I . Ikkit
lic it f 1 mu r
x» »t. ..d| ,»
Die Truman iidniltn d 1 at
I it MM I ' ll p.rPi DdV
A - out trim*,1w if. n ' t ,
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tin *, " I ’m 11 1 egi-.it 1 ,, 1 ........
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. Ic *rp pt ■
hut I 'to ill
MU \ tit* ' a "• I
Ik • p i. • • I
lie* e III voting fn, ll'. , •> ' t '
WIn* , III ll" Ml, til" I f ' . . . .
in
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i 11'1 1
Mian Md'ng f . „ a p " ,* . . 11
M
I- w ti V I 'll! fill ike
rfit 111
ll! I fit- "1 1 1"11 I.., If .1n., | . I
( ‘ h .'ii'K U 'S \ o t f s S o u g h t
By Knipty Promises
Tiuit t'an’t Bo Mot
And By False Hopes
liv DON M il l H i l l AD
N! \V Y»>!*K r Io n
A dlai K
Sf«’s n iM in Hit ul t»»da v Iu* oiw ild not
ftiitd out false prottp
of “ an
i a**s w ii % not of Korea
even
if llu* eleelm n depended on if
tfii
D em ocratic
nrcH iitcnti.lt
uointuec imtntB’d out thal the po-
ifii.it « itttp.iikin i ' Mfar an «mui
m l thiit "iM iuliil.itcN in ira ru h
ol v n il \u iiu n u ke iMiipl) promim ' n t.iiM* I.i I m* lioprs
promts©
th iiii
they know thi*y
«lif*
In 1*1
Min .itlack :iu h «mI at his oppo*
tn nt tim h sikihi l» KiscnhowcT*
sihn 1s,i *< - oil hi* vinohl
ti> Korea
II t•11 ■("11 ■41 in :m rflu i'l
to ^ottlo
♦lit* ‘4 ir. « i*. it .iMNi rilictl (nr hrouilI .»• t || niHin n \ r r th r fo lm n b la
IttiMih ii lo ii' .S> firm radio md*
u i 11 k
SfiNt iiNoo tt.n l » cruudctl cam*
p 1 ■" 11 tf.iy nl \f*M Yt»rk filiil nearby
\ ( s I c r . n IK i lim ax w ill mm©
I I 1 m,t * * 1 1 1!\ in M nliMiit Srpiam
«»,•« !* n fioturld
Itm I t„M5- rl'ip l U»0 nf 111 H OtiOll
• i i | m In 11 , ti I • ” .• n I w 1 *» c i v c r v n i t h y
flii' ■ nmu il'\ 1 ■*!•hi nf llu* Di'inil*
• 1 .Mn VtfiM ii.il 1 n in iiiitlrt* M was
»1, i *•i Onl | 1 'i t n111*li \ nlrl'H
|ti m in i h f11 1 t *'!*‘Vi»nson <Ic*
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Congress Urged
. . I *>i K*n•*•
fm I kJoiw ih r r r
1 n *
tiivf ,*. vi
know in your
To Help In Fi^ht To Ease B ars On ffivn 1 th (f H1 iri v i ' 0 l And 1
til 1 ven 0
1 lr> lim i dcpiMitlcd
it I did I would I * putting
Alien (Scientists ■■itHintlorf caci*
On Forest Fires
on Hit* presidency
Weather Fails
hi
•t M .ililli I p ' n ki|
I
v n it
iO i*»i n v w a y
H i* '
m
Thousands Of IVnpIo Met 'iiiT.'ttt Act IVo\ is• lo in
T o
In
V ast
(> n ilH it
ioiis A re <'iilh’d *' \ 1 s i o 11 Moa.-ut 0.*
K f fu rl
K la m c s
II* The A x ltic ltiln l |S.|' **
Hull fti the stale' ii 1 till' Iain
V
i
starved Miitlmi fought fnresi and
I im i ' I i fire * today 01 " h a t n llic iw is c
m ight til* 1 .illi it jih-ii .a lii Indian
sum m er
i'sccpl fm am" II 111 lie * 01 Mi*
" i i i 'i o
ihe I lit hi * a1111* ul h u e 't
ta tig i't*.
N.ilimnil
Goaril men
farm el * t""0 'p e o |lie I'Vi'li m hi,"I
ehlhlieu lighting Ihe lire*, g U 1111
| help from nalme Tlie U *'"thei
Mure.m logged out a drop ul ram
m Ihe alfi'i leil area* and held
fo ilh on immedl.de hope
I'oppltig in Ihe finder dry i t .... 1
land* like Inei ranker* Hie Itum
*nnd' ul hla/e* ravaged bundle,|,
of 'fju .d e m ile ' ut w ih lrn trx * .md
oeea'ioiuill.v 'in iirg e il farm land
(hiim ghiiid New ling land the Mid
w e 't. East nod Smilli A |iall of
siniike tivei in lie It of Ihese region'
warned of the peril
An a **l'la n l forest superintendent
In Missouri said II wa* "th e n m -l
sitnnthui 10 IH years, "
’There were sim ilar c iiin m e id .
fruni forest uffiefal* In New lla ttip
shire and Massaeliusetlx, wlneli
closed llic lr wiMMltanils lo Ihe |ud>
lie fmiM Kcidm ky. where III yem
ohl hoy* were exeiixril from M huul
to help fi^ lil Hie flam es: from
lYitnsylvonfu. where slispeii'im i ..1
Hie Imoling -casnn is being eon
sidered and from Arkansas "h e n
State Forextei Fred l.aud w.lined
resident*
"T he lured fire sitiiid ln ii t* <>11
of eonlrol Vour homes, your town
mid even your lives are in fllitigei
Only 111 Wixt-oiisiii wax Hie ,*iio 1
lion lie lle r today
Snow flm
rie* redueed the (ire hn/nrd
Hid exeepf In tm iurniieed Sun
I hern Florida, where the Miaou
tin a was flooded hy lurrentlai
rains, no xuhdunliiii rain ha* fa ll
en. The snow flurries were Wi*
1 m isin’* fits ! precipilalifm in :■)(
days
An uglier faeel of Ihe alliinlinn
wax |Hissll)le iiicem llurlxin. An aug
ry uxxlxloiil forexler iu Arkansas.
T S M arlin, xsld. "W e believe
somebody -or sevrral somelioflie'
are running up and flown lim e
11 ft it tl mini Oh I’ am* F ii ti r /
Two Arc Injured
In Tiuffice Accident
•It- tin iir ’ f d * tn l»e dnw nrtuht dan-
•**»tin*, for it Involve** uruve fpir*toois nr ' 10 .toMi.rt fid liry "
‘.in i
pr VNltjNf, 1 'N r
n| i vetl *('tl held mil liopet (of tl
”
fill I t l>I ,i i till .. |*i '!«
tool; 1'ilOUe \ |('t 11| \ uM’l <"nil! mil Hen 1Hi’lit
III .1 a 1* 'I t s --ion However, he said
r |H M1 ifirl 1
.1*. -f I tno-i • iioo* "thiuiw th ,1 program
I fll.if
ll.ll •
.1 loohhiiJ op \meiOMO in il it *1 ry
fnl fi t *
II * n . 'It ,mil tin mt;fi i'li »«i!imile amt
r- - fi ti 1> il 4mI tn 11 i t ti ,0 mnH
(t«f
ut iti.it tfi win Hn i t m t•
li ) I11I 1 ( Mil 10 1 11Y11 fO
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to d
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m s fifo
f mo** s n o f l o i h ;
tm
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m il
s* h o l d .
U ifi i in.urn i" hrord'ed tin.if the
l of s# lelitlfti v|K|lor ' tn fill
I II 101 10
I*
than il t'tMi
-1l i i l l
fh e
n i' l e
f l f l - d •* w h o d o r o t o r
l i r i r . 1 0 important to otn *oro
Hfii- n| 1 *‘iii{fft out nl .1 If propotfion
to
f ill'll
f lllllt t ii'l
fo r
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HS*H
r o ll'1
Ip riei allv Npe.ikmR, ol tto l.* t
a o-nlifo iniiids nf fIn* (ti e wmld
oof ltd* I In ^ n u i^ lry *' ft*’ -aid.
adding
were jdven ready iivcpm "
IM INNLD I I T R L L I.
I i R L A T LA K KS. Ill* (S|.. i uih
A no our lltim r nervintr w ith \ t
tiiek Ki|ii*idmti Pftr»» loised ahf»nr*i
tin*
l«oi iilrc rn ft carrier
i:SH Prinno ton. in Diomhl A.
F u lr ill. it 1amno, 1LSN, non *»f Mr.
iiml Mn*. II. A. FutrcII of I l id
Liinrel Avenue, Hnnffinl.
The I ’ rincetou in currently on
iU netond tour in Korean water*.
Douula* Sky raider Navy attack
hoodierrt ure mipplyina the “ Sim*
ilnv Ihinch1' in the u lr action over
Horen. In a recent attack on the
N orth Knronn capital city of
I'yonayatur, they dropped every
thing including n kltcken oink
ntatle In the Princeton'* metalfchop.
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Returns lo ('itv
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sin 111 11 * i „ i e
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Pud
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fliflO
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to
♦hr \ riif*1 11 *»o > niiMell of I ,<m rood
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1 I l l t e a n d p t o f i ' i f I It e m i t u r tf Nuit'M i*n I *-**• c 4*»*ir »
" f la il. if , (lie a lo tn ir lioiu h, jet
a im aft and peiio illin w e ir per
A nine-yenr-olfl )«.-• nnd 11 tll- (ecled tu Ihe i'n ilr d M ale*’ on the
yeiir-olfl man were Injured when a basi> of di-Hcnvcrlcii and re.Hcari*l»
truck swerved lo front o f n car at in foreign cntmlrieN to w hich we
F irst H trret nnd M ulberry Avenue
last night, the police reported to.
dav.
Edward John K niilh, lit , ftoute I,
wax shaken up anti lace ra t 10 1 nhui.t
the knee while Etl Joe Hughe*, p,
o f Sanford, received several millin'
ru t*.
The accident occurred when
Sm ith driving a tlt:i;i Pontine truck
arcnrnpaulrd hv Ihe youngster,
turned south o ff F irs t Street nl
the corner of M ulberry Irt front o f
n 1031 M-tlnii going east on F irst
S treet driven l>y Kenneth Mcoxing,
.‘12. a Hanford minister.
The two vehicles collided reus
ing 1,11)0 damage to Monalng’x ear
and 8160 to the truck driven hy
Sm ith. A fte r receiving medical
treatm ent, Smith was arrosted fo r
caralrsa and negligent driving.
ivliu li I I'oidd tower ineel *’
"T o play pnlitn - with Korea is
in Belittle «»'or n.I.ll. r and their
N.n r i d e r .
he
said mldmR that
•»!n> Mirl of fakers I h not only
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Unbeaten Seminole.s
F a c e Undefeated
S t. Augustine In
Contest Of Week
By K FN T C lIF T I.A IN
’ You've often timid tlmt two
dollar phase, "what ba|>|>< ti* when
the Irreklllutde lot re rin-rls I hr
Immoval.lr object," That might
Just happen tomorrow nlgld when
Ban ford's undefi'Mlcd Ki-mliiult*
meet St, Aiigustliir's mire-lH'iiii'ii
Kelteilinus Yellow- .lockets at tile
Meninrlnl Kludiutu lo llie Kitsl
Florida Confer r lire's "game (it -1hr*
week."
The powerful Yellow Jnrkels
boast «f a mighty l-t record
this Ncaaon losing n tiim-riinlrr• nre tilt to Mainland of Hayloiia
Tennessee’s Andy Kozar Ranks
2nd Among SEC Ground Gainers
Gators Complete
Their Drills For
Georgia Contest
lal l.ockrtt
llrarh, 111-0. However, Kellerlinos has lambaNlrd three eonfyrrnce foes, Itel.aud, 37-fi, Seabrreir, 33-7 and I'alalka.
They me llie team lo l.i'irt in
Ihe conference ilos year and ihonld
o Into tomorrow night'n game
rre a two-tone lido wit favorite.
"Til la will pruhubly be the
loughral game of lb* year,"
CuirJi fiaiuiN slalrd today. "Till"
••m e is Ibe lilts one for us this
ear. If we ran will then we will
• v* a giHirl rbanre at the conf*rrncv title' play-uff rbamplon.
•hip.”
The season's largest crowd of
the yrur is expected lo Jnui their
way Into Memorial Htndhim to
morrow nlgld to see tills eliisli of
R
J
dfihilt freshman, is ecoiiil onlv to
llralknwskl in yards gained |>:c,.s
Ing. lull lie lends Hie bmp III the
Number of alleiDpI'. with an even
IW
Krldemeyer iia1, eom]ilHeil 1H of
Ills heaves fur (143 yards and a
tnuehduwn
I'ete lli-mcnl of Tiilane has
Hirowii (our sennng tosses, and
Hill tlrigmaii nf tieorgia Teeh and
■liminy la*ar ot Mi'siM-inpi Hiren
rail by vlr nil'll. Noriii Stevens of laoiisiana
last week Slate, seroml m aeruraey with a
i k up only .73 average, lias ortted g):* yards
ted Auburn ill the air
edi altuek
Hen ItiHleriek nf Vanderbilt, wtio
however
caught six passes as tin' i oitiitiu
uw uf Ala (lures uiisef Florida :*0 13, f* Ihe
i into third SK C ’x leading receiver with ?m
mid gainer catches In Ins record though nut a
•c tarkJing touchdown by air
The Tide
Steve Mellingcr of Keuliicky
arils in 81 shares fifth place in total recep
lions with IZ, toil three of the
Mississippi heaves tie snagged weld fur loOrh
a ilia Satur downs I'asses |(, Meilmger puked
:• yards In up 213 yards
a- of seven
Itui'k Martin of l.eorida Teeli,
i'd only by the previous week's leader, caiigltl
at willi MU onlv Itiri'e paves ai'amsl Auluini.
sin mi Slate and dropped to second place lie
has tiling on lo IK nciinl
this
ii'iirgiu has season for 2'JI yards and two
i'.iji yards Imidnlnwns
ihTi makes
Other top receivers are Harry
effective Babcock of (ieorgia If leeepliiins.
Spence of U3 yurds and one liuidiilmvn. ami
league in i Jeff Knox of hcnrgla Teeh. 13
is complet receptiuiiH, Itto y.mis ami a single
lor a 1133 tally
H Team Will Tangle
With Hulk log H’h
Tomorrow Kvoning
M U M P,
j-Hllbba IHslire
is Tenues
urged iiilo
iillhea'drill
picking tip]
ima
ireatl today
, a season's
Hied hi till
Is lopped
n of fieor
s in tt:t at
S I M ,
n tiU lll
I
»I *
1
•••
S»
team, worked exti.i hnid hut Ihe
solid Florida defender. ule up
whatever was thrown Ilnur miv
I x-i I by their rnlun I gilnnl Jog
IBAgostinn and rrplac.-ui-iil Turk
le Howard (Tiapinali tie t.utnr
forward wall, which vielded : ii
average of only to.’ v ml
pel
game on the ground, rammed the
It running attack to c.ulh tune
alter time
Another It offense with tinny
Spear* ami Bobby Lam e throwing
the bull, fired hard d h«' <i dm
puss defenses wlilrli will tc up
against a nationally rauki-il pa >'f
for Ibe second slrat (hi week m
(ieorglu's /eke Bratkos ki
Badly penetrated by Hill Fn"tc
ninyers aerial tlini'l t r i - ink
llie defenders are dideriiio.i-I not
to lei it happen again
The offensive tea in- wmied oil
IrliH'king drills and ruunit < forma
tloiis with the still .mIiiii : Hufuril
l.mig runuiog ill llglit w.iiku il
Hi
fellow llalfbaek I Hall met i nil
iiui k Hick I ’uMirc-. fling Hi. key
and Fred llnlilm-mi woi o d lit
quiirterhack
Utile Tommy iliuldoik, who ran
fill two of Ills three s un when
Hie tiators last visited tin- tialnr
Howl against llie l il.lih-l ' 'I l. oli
alily lint see lull.in !h> end
'Hie Jeathai k from I i r-ow- .lie
Hein Ii Is still nuisiiii! In toJill rd
shmilder
Both teams will elitec Ho........ I
will) -huti.nl reei.rihi in ili>- 'wndh
eastern t'lmfernni e tiemgia Iia
beaten Yuuiieilull Tulaiie and l-M
while Florida ims lu.i n. i•••h w .
Teeh and Vuiiderlidt Ttie Hull lie
also have topped Norlti 1 ii.Jnia
Slate ami were shut .ml hv \' uy
land's iHiwerhuuse
yards with
N
"
No
itatlslical department,
Junior Mrtta leads the Feds III No,
almail every department. The No
Munis Hjohlom
C
S
S
Player
Metis
Weds
Jones
Lockett
Turner
Eeirldga
Yards** Itushlng
' A t . Yd. Ay
tl)
501 IB
U
42
-j
2
H
4
44
170
it
2
d
>'i
ft
I
0
Passing
Punting
At. Yd, Av
12 414 114
moon Yardstick
First Downs
411
Yards Rushing
H04
Yards Passing
107
Pass Attsmpts
40
Completed Passes HI
Intsrcsptlnns
0
Punts
14
Yards Punting
403
Punting Average 2H.H
Fumbiea
4
Yules
Tram (lame
Htt. 0
58!)
Team Her lea
.... .. ............
UAMK (T)MftllSHION
T A LLA H A H H EK (Hoeclirll — A
nioeliug of Ihe lui'mlier* of the
flume and Fresh Water Fish Commission has been cnlh'd Tor Mon
day, Oct. 27, ut I) B.m., lit the
(iinnr Commission office here, it
wax reported today by Chair mini
Cecil M. Wehb, of Tampa.
Wehh said that the meet Itig
would
fur the purpuse of dis
cussing the controlled seining pro
gram currently being conducted on i-uiii and other plants, a Brooklyn
nix bodies uf water — Lake pliarmacoutlcul firm (Chase. PfiOkeechobee, (1 a o r g e , Crescent, xer A Co. Inr.) rsported to the
Reedy, Harris and Eustls — In Aini'ilcnu Institute of Biological
Sriunces.
ths Htate.
(irowtli responses incurnd when
A N T IB IO T IC A ID S CORN
plants were given antlhlatlcs In
OROWTH
ronieidrallons as low as one part
NEW YO R K (/ll — Infinitesi per million pnrts of water, The
mal quantities of Ihe antibiotic tests
on ncorn,
ll wwa
was ■nui.
said, iiH
indicated
»riu* mi
ir n . u
iiroifn
trrraiiiycfci cause a significant that in mlditlon to taller plants
stimulation In the growth of awed uiul heavier wvlghta, anliiilotlctrealetl rnrn germlnatsd more
Penalties
readily than untrvated samples.
Hsssoa’s Record
HANFORD
Opponents
Name Records
Fusils
Leesburg
Tavares
Palstka
us - nigi(,.|
sets. i w n H
I.....
T'rrpMorris
dowe
^ s x y lp
HBr
i line, respective-Kg.JB p , J& C p
lint
Howell's
Klltn B rils
I If. average in good for sixth place
niii»np Hie indtvidual Imwleri and
stniids out as Ihe second top percenlage nmnng women In the
leurue.
liobiusoii's JIM I tutal pins ranks
top
in Hurl department while
i*,1.h.in lu.i.is Hie distinction of
Inis* ling tlie blgliest single game,
n KM effort.
M ix i.it i.i:\ i ;i ! F .
Bins Avg. ll.fi.
\ ntes
It* IhH I Hit
Me
.Miami FdiHon Ranka
A N . 1 State Team
spill
Rilisnu received 21 first |>laee
vole-, and to:* iiolnls In Hie voting,
Hie I It-edit saiil I mill V Miami High
dropped in foiuHi place, willi Ml
ami Jackson moving lido second
and Jacksonville Jackson Hill'd
Tatiiglil Miami Kdismi uni! Mi
ami link sou. both unbeaten, clash
lira, John Itr)
nuT*l'«wcii
(•olf halls were awarded In flu*
winners for I lit- four weekly
lourneys last miinlli. They were
F ilm licit*. Mrs, Brice Heard,
Mrs. It. F. Hytries. Jr,, Mrs. ||o'v*
aril Mr<iongIt. Mr. T . F . MrDaniel, Mrs. John llr r , Mrs. \V.
It. W illiams, lira . Jim Hprnri-r,
and Mra. Mirth llrnwiimlller.
Other women nttemling yesterdny'i luncheon were Mra, John
Ivey, president, Mr*. Andrew Cnx*
rawav. Miss Occile ll-nrd, Mrs, W.
II. Fleming, Mr*. Karl Higgin
botham, Mrs. F. I>. Scott, Mr*. CL
If, Beamon, Mrs. Hugh Wtielchel,
Mrs. F- It. Kmilh, Mrs. Hurry
(illdi*, Mrs. Iliiiry Woodruff, Mrs.
W. F. i'Oildv, Mrs. John Chit tendim, Mrs. J, I hi li Tort Ii Wrleht,
Mr*. C. R. (linn. Mrs William
Vildan, Mrs. John Crawford, Mrs.
Albeit F ills, Mrs. A. Ih Marsh,
Miss Mnild Wilson, Mrs. Ho-. Ad
mit*, Mrs. ||oy Herron, Mr*. J. W.
Altman, Mr*. ( \ ll. Itlplrv, and
Mrs. 11. K. tliug.
slppl squint also got n Ion:; drill
on pass defense. Vaught xnhl ho
rates Arkansas. Mississippi's Halnrday opponent, more dnngermis
than any leant I ho Rebels have
played Hits season,
Tho Tennessee regular* took II
easy ugaln yeslertluy. But Conch
Bob Neylntul nut his reserves
through a tong drill in preparation
for Wofford Hntuniuy.
Stetson Experim ents
With Ruckfield Men
D FI.ANI) ir*—Stetson Conch Jay
I'ntice Is still trying to single out
men who can fill vacancies caused
hy Injury
l-'reshmnlt Harold Knowles Rat a
chance to run at fullback In a drill
under the lights Wednesday night.
Bailee was Impressed with the
rookie's agility and speed through
llie line.
End Earl Snodgrass and Half
hack Jerry Hopkins have moved
Inin linelmcklng Jobs uponed hv
injuries to Dave i.anile und Willi
Han Jim Yongc Is Ihe only ex
perlenced offensive end ready fur
duly The rest are freshmen—John
Kdidoglon, Mark Huffard nnd Dick
Hubert.
The tumtid look plenty of licks
ul hlocklnu In getting ready to
mod Burris Island Marines' line
of 210 pounders here Saturday
night.
m £
.Raj2fVni’s Seel; 10th
Straight W in In
Memorial Stadium
(Cronins Aradeuiv’s undefeated
rrlillrcn i.-p-l'liie will lie rlawlmr
for llieii Ititli victory in llie last
tl gntoes tool.>lil in the Memorial
Stadium aoninst the "Burking
Bulls’* of Florence Villa, Ihe team
that held ('rooms In n scoreless He
in Winter Haven la*t year.
The I’anlhers have liero |e».
Ing to atahlllre their unorthodox
short-iionl fu'inalbm, w-hbh Is
■oesrhradrd bv Cir<aln Oscar
Williams with psth nnenlnsa
constructed hv »nrh lln*men as
Norman Klusrd, renter, mil
Ciiards
William
Lew la and
Cbarle* Merrlt.
Tile Crooms eleven will trv to
put forth their utmost strength
nnd ahilitv to substantiate <i
sttonper defensive te*»m That ver
satile "Hall of Steel" Co Captatu
"Trlckman" Jackson and line
backers Joe Baker and Arthur
"llorer” Knight will he the stal
warts in the Crooms defensive set
up.
Tonight's flash with Florence
Villa will Iteelri st H'00 p. m.
in Ihe Memorial Stadium Heatllie facilities for both white a , -I
rulorrd fans have been provided
foe.
(fiundi R, L. Franklin bntie» tint
Ids I’an(tiers will do better t.l o c k
ing than In previous games lie af
ro snys llie bo vs are living up to
tlodr sluirnn, "winner never quits,
quitter never wins."
The cheer "niia.l will lie on luind
to instill "spirit" for the undercut
Krider To Vacate
FSL Post; Thinks
Loop Can Survive*
Sports Roundup
By (M Y L K TALBO T
NKW YO liK U B-For o long llmr
at about this season of the year we
have frequently (uund ourselves
sneaking Junk* ul certain meinlier*
of the s |kjH s writing brotherhood
and wondering II they had, tier
chance, been Inmnced
llielr
heads in rxlreme youth
These fellows Mould go afield on
cold, snowy Saturdays and attend
college haithall names us a fob
of work They would return home
lute, fro-illilllrn and tired They
would bounce out of lied oil Sun
day, briglil eyed and eager, and
heat their way through traffic to
witness a professional fuolhult
game-on their day olf
til reply to casual inquiries, they
said they did this liecattse the pro
game was vastly superior to the
college brand. They said they
found pure relaxation In watching
skilled artisans In action after
they had s|>ent an afternoon with
the rihrah boys They didn't seem
to think this especially strange, no
matter whul anybody said
Well, this in the nature of a con
fession. After having been exposed,
kicking and screaming, to the pro
lame twice this season, we are
legiiming to suspect lii.it It hears
about the same relation to the
college variey that he baseball
Yankees do to. say. the Memphis
( hicks It isnt' quite as noisy, lint
It Is much finer fuollmll ami much
more consistently dose and ex
citing.
Having done considerable argil
Ing on ihe oilier side, we are not
going In pro|Hjse that every dub
In the N a t i o n a l Professional
l-eagup can lick any college Irani
in the land. We wouldn’t he siir
prised If such cum pus mil fits us
^ ^ ■ iiieriiug uf direci^ H to rs at Orlando In
^ B llie league’s 13
years ul upera^
[\
lC Jf *
"|
cnnxitrva■d,
L
lively
estimate
^ R '- V
jr
that the average
PV|h f J r
loss to each chib
J in our league wax
John Krider $8,000," declared
Krider. a one time pitcher who
lives at Sanford He suggested
iimlling rosters in the (la ss 0
league to 15 instead of 17.
Ten leant* Martid Hie Florida
Stale la-ague's 1952 season JJUti
Cnmexvlllc wauls hack In and »h*
teams that finished the season
have indicated they want to retain
franchises They are Sanford, Day.
tuna lleacli. Orlando, I'alalka, Co*
roa, U-eshurg, IteLund and Jacksiinvillc Uracil
f
............ .............................. ....... _
enough of them, and that It is all
too seldom until Ihe howl games
rull around that one gels to see
two really powerful college teams
have at one another.
'^ (o ic d a S t a t e 'V ^ e a tw j
L* ^
' Florida's finest entertainment!'
TAI.I.A H A SSFK '.ft-A 4u man
l-Tnriila State llnlversllv footlinll
squad left today fur flaleii>h mil
Saturday's game with North Cam
line Slate
Tlie three limes beaten Fend
miles were in high spirils nnd tie
li'rmlued In bring home a victory
Although Coach Dim Veller re
frained from open optimism, ns Is
his eiixlnrn, It was evident he lie
lieved his squad has n chanre to
tip llie Wulfnnrk. which has shown
little offensive power In losing
three of four starts.
"We hune to make it an inter
esting hall game," Veller said
"flur ilnfensn has shown improve
ment this week. Injurlex to some
uf our kev men may hurl our at
lack though."
•
Tailback 'Hoy Thompson nnd
Fullback Nelson It albino have
hern unahle lo take part in contact
drills because of hurls Thompson
ini-, an tilling shmilder and Ita'Imo
knee trouble Both are expeeled lu
sec a lot uf action against If C
stale
Veller sulil he will nut n.nnr hi*
starters until after Friday after
noon's workout at Halelgh
"It will be a question of who's
ready lo go," he said
In the Orange Howl in the high
school game of the week
llcsullx uf the |toll, with first
choice votes lit parenthesis'
1 Miami Edison (24). 3o3 isiint*;
2 Miami Jarksun (3). 2CU; 3. .lack
Minville Jackson, 229, 4 Miami
High, 224 ; 3. Hillsborough .2). 195;
ll Jacksonville Lee, 103; 7 West
Culm Beach, 13; 2. Bens icola, 73;
9. Ocala, 43; 10. Furl Myers, 27
points.
PUlVIH‘^1
pitwilv
ItlllNtlAtiO.'Ml
caontr
P L U S — CARTOON — 'T H E OH F A T WHO DOOD IT *
N O V E LT Y — "LAH T O F T H E W ILD W EST"
GARDEN GRANDEUR
y o u r Fa v o r ite roses
HAVE GEORGEOUS BLOOMS YEAH AFTER YEAR
Celery Red Schedule
Oct. 24 ■
— HI. Augustine, hero
Oct, 31 — Winter I'srk, there
Nov. 7 — New Smyrna, thera
Nov. 14 — Heahrarie, here
Nov. 31 — Open
Nov. 80 — Del.anil, here
(HosaecoMlag)
m
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i
IN
ST. LOUIS -,
Cleveland, out
com, 1701k, Kt
ONE EACH -BED, PINK, YELLOW,TWO-TONE and
WHITE — ONLY *1.94 FOR 5 BUSHES
SINGLE PACKED ROSE BUSIIES; BETTER TIMES, ETOILE tie HOL
LAND, AMI QUINARD, POIN8ETTIA, EDITOR McFARLAND, BRIARCLIFF, THE DOCTOR. SOUER TIIERESE, LUXEMBOURG, TALIS
MAN. PRESIDENT HOOVER. ELSE POULSEN. BLAZE, MRS. PIERCE
ci
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fULATRE
— ALSO —
NEWS
CARTOON Add
SELECTED .SHORTS
r i l i C t i i l£ fD
NAVY LEAGUE
7:30 P. M.
Sanford Bowling
Alley
A U S C fu§ i i i j v i
\
TODAY and FRIDAY
7 O F 12 DOlHlHItH
1IIIOOKLYN, N. Y. The Brook
lyn Dodgers fuughl duwn the Na
tional League pennant stretch with
HI |dtellers Seven of them were
first year men, otherwise known
ns rookies.
Only pitchers with a full year's
previous experience in the majors
were Preacher Roe, Ralph Branca,
Carl K.rsklne and Clyde Ring. Clem
I .trltltie could lie classified as a ve
teran although he wasn't brought
up until la teln 1051.
TONIGHT-FRIDAY
r lM I
Crooms Academy
Plays Florence
Villa Here Tonite
FSU (iriddorH Leave
For Carolina State
Iri.'luded III | | „ - l u l l . | a t y
siH'uitiiin mi- cluli
in tiilo n d i,
I Kola, t i ra111*- n i l . , Il.ivtoiur, I'alal
ka, s i
V•igiHluu-, Mount Ili-ia,
Hiiwle In The Hill nnd l.ee lim e
Mr. II owaid M .t.oiigli, pulitiellv
i-luiirriinu, -aid by Joining llie In
ler-City association, the clid. would
singe tuttriuiinoiiU here (or tin
oilier elul.-t in tie- nsniH-intion.
Mrs, R. t*. Hnvuilin won the A
flll'lil of tin* TTuideiflme tourney
h o
jdayed yealetduy afteriiomi nfli-i
ihe luncheon, Mrs, \V. I!. W illiuiii
MIAMI U P-M iam i Rdisntt moved
rln my"11 (In. tup It luinnrii while
Mrs. Jidui Hcfllrnrd, J r., won llie into first |diire III Ibe Miami
t,' brm-kiT olid Mrs. ITiuih-K Mi-i -Im iii.riilil’i. weekly poll of Florida
high si'lio.d fiiuHuilt Ira n is oil Hie
took the 11 ciown.
slri'iiglh of a 13 7 licking which
Jacksonville t.ue h muled Miami
High, former occujiaids of the top
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to plill till- lid . I < It V lo d f lt ll A t
socintiun of I'.-u ira l I-Tori.lri ai
th eir iiioiithlv liuudi.oo uieetriig ul
d.e co u n try i-luh y.--.t n d a s
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WHEN YOU THINK OF
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For FmkI —? Sty Tuxedo — For S«rvte«
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Mighty Maryland (jo llfiio u p Joins
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T'wu men, f'olcmun Ynlrs nnd
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Women's ftr.svling
I,ell gue. off Ida I loop avt-rug.-rC iV"
veal. .1 today. Yates' liiH average
Ini • * games Is high for the cir
cuit uinI .tunes' Hi 7 Is n close Her
on I, hut tic has only played three
tin. .
I'll lane. 111 kirks .iverngjln!
'll! p| Id l ing 1**1'
Its IT.>• \ ssiii laleil Bless
l a.ill lane I ale lit'eis r •.1 tlieir
Hind slrait'l.l day ..I m Homage
vi.-.lerilliv to pier* i i atiml f o r the
Maryland gain.- Sahmlay
1‘oai li I i..Mu'll T im ley appeared
b.ippv over ll.e le.wiug uf Miplio
in c • (.•.••tl.
i . Oliver, who
w.d prolial.lv
tail il.I.io lv ely
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lire ley 's null
lucid on I In11 iiilmugr was,
"pll'lty Ian
Had news eauie during i.rorgia's
Junior Melts
Nulley Satire
workoul ' . i.l. i Ii. i ueid l.angley
lull Hie IM-lil with a kllee injury
Cetdinl Florida Kiid power!uni*e»
ami II Is qui ' lionalilo wlielher he
Bfminidi- High School I.on* I* of a
will play Saturday againsl Kluriila
three-wio noil only one thd record,
I'ranci Malim.w-li Inst team of
having bin ok.-.1 Kn'di*, u ii , T»
ft'indve tackle, ii niollwr tlnulillut
C IT Y I,RAH I I.
varrs, 2-1-1), wliile lolling over I’u
performer
lalkn in llie I list cmifi-ience en
W. I„ Plus II Ii.
I oarli Hub ....... Irutf worked Ids
COUIller last week, 20-111, mill III lug Ace I Hip s
I T 7 IfiVIfi 7KU ITnrid.i Halms in llie rain pre
H ost O f f ic e
BJ
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H ill paring for tlenrgla I'lmplmxlx war
tied by Lee^mrg fi tl.
The Mi'iiili.oln. have ii-nted (i-'t K lin e M achine
I ‘ P U .,cn
n.M aim ed .1 peiteelm g a |ia s. ,|,points while limitint' the npj.oni Mtnidey-Ifogi-in |U I I ir,:i, l H.1.* fi’ll e lo -.lop lie In',ses uf /eke
lion to a mere IIP, Thin week ul C e le ry C ity
(I id I (if.till tl’Ti Hi atkon - ki
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iraclIce Ini" produced several lu F . B , ,(i l „
i in- AI alia Ilia pel lor tilers didn't
urles lu the
lifl prepninloiy
H ig h \ r r 1,1K e
lake purl lo vi" Irrilay'rt lung ses
drills for the luird bitting Yellow Bald B en,Id
I ,'t 1
ion too an e of la (aril's I'urky
lliaip
,u vaid mil was Nil1 lie,I
Von ( l e i bulls
id l
Jackets.
Kd " Hue I, el" l.ork ell, power IIuliett Mti-i'le
I *■t " oil. ii ivr i-Hi.it id lie day Tackle
i o i nlprppri and end Tummy
dlivitlg linlflaii-k who m ills -eeiiiui
llig li Ki lie s
d'. 1. 11in :i n weir out'I inilliig on de
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eniio d I lie* yem I nwti.ii Boss
with 1711, bu - developed two eluilile Vnn tliu lodis
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IfntUlillo Is iil'o oil llo "ilinrlle
llli'h till me
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Htirse" list. Hn.l Bulvlii (Veljrbt ie- Harold Herbal
Veuleil tirnlses flom this week's Kildy Kiri-bboff
Bd*
Von llerbulls
rugged prnetlee.
flunrd Itidd.a lli*l«-e, converted
NAVY I.K A H H i:
U I.. B I iih B is.
end wlm turned hi n nlelliir job on
t:t 8 i ir>r>i in
the defensive flank pmdlimi Inst
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week in I'alalka, bax drawn a
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N o lle y Nance, wlm 1(1*1 week show j No,
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In the tackle podllon on defense No.
AI IX K I) I .K .M i l ' ll
With tackle John Carter moving
over to tlie gtiuid slot, vacated by
■libo.
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lamdlng
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Take Over Mixed
Loop Leadership
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BLACK WALNUT AND PERSIMMON TREES. THESE BUSHES ARE
GUARANTEED HEALTHY. DISEASE FREE, TWO YEARS OLD.
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VOLUME XUV
EsIablLnhed 1908
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165-Mile Winds Strike prv^glstj®^Eisenhower Gives His Pledge
Cuba A s Storm Moves In Six MonthsiTo Protect Rights Of “Labor”;
Adlai Defends Korean Stand
Forecaster P r e d i c t s
Hurricane's Course
.Will Bring It Near
South Florida Area
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• Figures Released By
Government Alters
Steady Trend Dur
ing 1st Half Year
American Sally UN Aide Linked
Stopped Short To Communists
Of Red-Held Hill By Former Red
WASHINGTON ijP The gnvern
men! today reported a drop 111 the
cost of living for Ihe first time In
six months
The Bureau uf Labor SUDstirr
announced that Its Index
the
measuring rod fur the governmentdeclined two-tenth* of one per cent
!Stevenson States It’s
Not Truman's War
As Some I lave Said
But Mankind's War
X t 'o u M r s O p p o s i t i o n O i*
Tilt1 Klseiiliou pis Atti'iul Imhhhi
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Editors See Ike
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in Connecticut ,i Slates In Dixie
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Saturday For Carter
^Garbage Liquor
Todd-Leadmun Suit
Problems To Be I Slated Next Week
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Law Requiring Straight Democratic
Ticket Vote Changed liy Legislature
Sanford Herald’s Straw Poll To
Close On Midnight Next Monday
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" I t * ’s *M ' i i u / n H i m i o r * *
MIAMI uf»—A violent Caribbean
ii) ihin winri:iii-:.\ii
hurricane packing winds of 101
i : n ih m 't k w i t h s t k v k n s d n
mile* an hour slashed Inland
along the South Cuban coaxl Irr'oy
on a course that would lake it
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close lo Miami
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D n i l t ' l ' ^ r o u n d A p r e n t i T r c m d i n Dm mouth “
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an area ahoul 30 mile* west if
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Clenfuegos. a South Cuban roast
Tlie decline in loud prices w:i*
ily STAN CAK I KK
"It I* ool Mr TrumalT* war
port 100 intlea east of the capital,
NKW Yn ltK cti-Davhl Zahlod offset in part tiy increases for all In- a**rrle<l “ It .. 01 inkuul * wat
SEO U L. Saturday, Oct 25 ig»
lu lled Nation* editorial ulher major group* ol living cost
Havana.
{Chinese Communist troops today owsky
I t,e Ileuiurralie cainlidale t-alied
Grady Norton, chief norm lute- drove U S troop* from their loot aide allegedly linked to the pre Hem* The price of clothing went lor MlpiHirl ut the I oiled N.ilioh*
waster at the Miami weather bu hold on Pike's Peak and launched war Communist underground or op six tenths of one ;»er cent
a * Do- b e * l Itujo- I, ,i o mi 1,1 pc.M c
reau. said the hurricane was still a determined assault on nearby curdinc lo VVhllluker Chamber*,
Hl-S (legged Ihe new index at lo a I uIImw up ui lo* nopj'*uim-ii
small In sice but extremely violent Snifter It idee In Central Korea
testifies today before Ihe 11 S m>» per cent of Die lt»35 1339 base '(leech I a * I oiglil .u cilsOlg lo* It*
and a "real stinker."
u S troops stormed lo within Senate Internal Security subenni I period, down from Die August rec piitillcao op(Hineiil Dwo;lil l< la
lie said the Cuban national 35 yards of the crest of Pike's mil lee
| ord hts>li of Dll 1
eiihuwi-i ul deliliei .ilclv coniloiuiic
weather observer on Cayn Del Penh. the only height Die Hods
Chamber* admitted courier for
Today's Index measures Die re
*1) and ugly " i ampoii’ii
K ile, an Island 40 miles oil the still hold on Triangle Mill, befoie n pre wai Soviet spy ring, op tail price of food, shelter, clothing.
Speaking In ,u e*liiiiale>l ’, ixxr
Cuban coast, reported maximum (hey were turned back' by furious pearid under subpoena yesterday medical care and score* of lithe: p,.',ple ;,t ltL,i-ti* sl<-i N y
Muwinds of Ito miles an hour ami mortar, artillery and small arms lo leli Die Senate bearing lhatu Zab good* and services bought by mod niornlng. Sit vensou .i**.uled Fixer,
radioed that "the sea is colossal
fire.
lislow.'ky was "without a doubt" crate Income urban families on hotter'* pinpi,*:,l n, 1,-1 S,,uili K-The weather observer huddled
Then, early today, from 3i>u lo
Sept 15 It lake* Ill.S a mouth to lean* do Die lighliiig m Korea
In a reinforced concrete weather 330 Chinese Heds struck behind . a ineuilier of Die Hed underground jiajher price data and compute Ihe
n wmilil "risk
Mmiicb o, in,
station while the terrific winds heavy urlillery and mortar fire In 1330
index
Far Kiifit witb ,i 1hin1 vviii !tl u .h
The subcommittee eurreuDy is
sh ip p e d the Island.
at South Korean* atop Pinpoint
I Ini' 11111h *4% mm
The I.lie* I re | nr I sliuwed lint m il t;«r b i h i i i d
* Norton said he reported the calm Mill, the highest poiillun on Sniper looking lulu Cninmmilim among
living cost* have advanerd 12 I |«-i 4'fitiU Mild
American employes of the U N
edge of the storm's center reached Itldgr
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I .ill%
.tit
Chamber* «ald hr first knrw cent since Korea and 5 per cent
the Island at 11:15 a. in, baromet
AP corres|Kindent John
a f l r i h ri M kf .' is f t l o w i l uf , i ! m»ni |
ric pressure dropped to 27.73 in reported from Ihe front that the Zahlodow *kv when thev weld lo since wage anil price controls wer-' UUU ^ I t ' l ' h d M r \ r l t M » l l a n i l he I >*1»I
ches The eye was estimated to be Hed* had steadily built up tbeir Coliindnu University In IU23 or imposed Junuury. lo.M
1024
The old series index wa* IHl I ill*4in tlii' |(i |iLthliniri> ai m* tint ■It’*
18 miles In diametrr
attack on Pinpoint tint so far were
»; tl^M 11H. tilt I*" MI'S tot lit* i 1>1M||;t,tl Ijtt
"Me (ablodnwxky) was a Com per cent uf Du- base period III„S
The veteran storm forecaster unable to penetrate the Korean
IlifV if t*•IkiKi**
immist lint d was iny opinion he pntilishe* two indexes each month
said a Navy hurricane-hunting lines
III' Villll III M.IS 4111»\ 1Ms t ti I Its
new series, or oflidal figure,
plane penetrated the tropical dis
The South Koreans yesterday had wa* not an organiialloual Coin Tile
N T ip li ' v i i m i M kiiitw 111«• d l l f t 'l c ut •
turbance about the same time and given up trying tn dean Chinese immlsl but lie had often Communist takes into account new *|ieiidiiig hthtl'lMI M'ftM* (ltd ltll||M||Si III Ilk*
MRS M A M I t ( I I I M H O W f N ,
habit* of Die Amerieun peuiile
registered winds of 130 knots from u mare of underground pas sympathies." Chambers said
Y o i k i i e w x p . i p e i I. ,.
More than MJ.uoo |>roiiurtlnii *'aii»pui»:n -la-eetu-*
<149.5 miles an hour. 1
sageways on Ihe northern Dp of
A o ,l,.i.k *(io i b , K o g laii.l I , .
Zablodowsky. a U S til Iren, is workers whose wage* are tied to I Al Hm-lo-'ti t to- *.int to1 id<
k There was so much spray and Sniper Midge
tali! tin huo annually tax free at the cost of living may
• '< Id* *p i e, Ii, I b e ( i c i i i - i .d u
, Inibtiiii! in Km ,’.i lor Do pi on ipli
. gel
>u’l a jienny
ii
•lit* rain was so heavy the pilot
AP correspondent Milo Knrnrtl \) n puhlieatiuni director U N
lot Do* I'lilti-il N.lllnll* .•It,I t-»dlr,
i o n ., Ii lg li ley el o f e
i
.
couldn't see the surface of the so d the II S .Seventh Division iifriciul* said hi* work Is entirely increase despite tin- i-xpccli-il drop [ live M't'Ulll)
- K roll d i o i i " If I b e ii .di>.o \
ocean at 200 feet. The pilot warned soldiers were pinned down by m s-1technical and not concerned with In today'* Index
"The i**(n- t* too mi rut tor pui
' opt I b e s-viiiiotidc* of i , ,
Contracts which contain cost of- tlvull ladlto*
It would be "too dangerous" to ch
ill i* m
in n
r*, m
it in n idirect
l i r r r t Itra
r u 1p o l i c y
chine
gun
fire,
mines,
In- sold
living, or escalator, clauses nre
attempt to go Into the storm's Jeclory and mortar fire, hand gre
Republican pmm hex ol a quo 4
Chambers testified be next met usually a d j u s t e d every three
northern quadrant again.
nades and small arms fire
Peters, i be n tup m in of Ihe U. S months. The Index of three months end or an r:i*v victory ill Kills- i
Its north-nort:.«astward sourse
The G it still ware trying to push
"are
fulxe." lie added
Communist underground
ago, measuring priers on June 15,
pointed II across Cuba toward the forward at sunset
I n I b e * l r e t ( li d r i v e ( o r Di e t/n-*
The
witness
said
he
was
(old
was more than one fidl (mint be I d e n c v , it looki-il ax D i o i k ' I i m b a n Florida Straits where It was exOn nearby Sniper ftldge. bone
pected to emerge let* today nr weary South Koreans gave up their Zablodowsky was setting up "busl low the August figure and the
ness
covers"
lor
underground
slight dip due today was not likely k o m k l e f l g l i l n an i n e v i l u b l e
early tonight. ,
"rat-hunt" for Chinese In a mate
I h e DciusH -riilie e u m t n la l e rlup e.i
Storm warnings were hoisted of underground passageways on members giving them legnlmslt to offset that increase
business fronts to carry on other
li d o K i s c t i h o w e r l a * i u l g li t In r l r s ,
long tb* Southeast Florida Coast Ihe hill’s northern Dp
Neither
the
million
pin*
nulu
activities
h j i i t v s 'b a >.|M
h d * « .'l. .1 . v
,
>rom Varo Beach lo Key W*at.
workers nor the railroad workers
U . Gen. Chun II Kwon. com
"I believe he secured smite cov are affected hv today's lodes ifs'feinh'st His- c b i r .i i 'b - i l e x l i n i o o s
"T h* present court* will pl*c* manner of the Huft Second Division,
thli areai in th* w tiU rn *dg« of said, "Those Chinamen nevrr slop ers, letter drops." Chambers said Thtlr contracts are up for adjust Ills guvs' lo l A lt e l I I I * * i o i i v o l e d |
n f p e n u r y i d l e r d r o v i n g lo- p . m The witness added Dials Zablml
tn," Bald Grady Norton, digging. We have to dig them out
th* storm
S l i d e D e p u r l l i i e i i l *e i l'et* In ,i tin-,
owsky had heen ntslsinnl to a ment In Die next two nmuDis
til fortes lia r In Ihe Miami ourselves like hunting rats "
111rtf'll
I S Seek III J’
chief slorii
xia ti * p v r m i !
Soviet
ageul
known
a*
Richard,
Weather Burlau.
U S observers said Ihe bitter
And
Stevenson
.,It.,eked
III*
(.ill*
I >i'ii 11» .lull llr M liy
"But if will b« a clot* shave, and Red resistance probably mine whose principal Job was to proctlrr
nppnin-lil and .Inliii I o*l,-i I •,s11,
It will bear a lot of watching from a fresli Chine** regiment fraudulent passport* and other
Mt-< ' a i l 11 \ 1 in
Fu i'
Itrpllbbr
III
f
u
r
e,
I,
ilt.ui
u
d
s
t
ei
Preliminary preparations should he which took shell pocked posliinn false identification papers for lied
lh bellip even rnoie iiiln, i Kile
made for Ihe possibility of strong from u cut up unit
agents
to Ctrl UK* III than lo m Do ii:
I I \l I M i \
fh s t i l l
winds."
Fu n eral
serv ices
f„r
C l i n t I,-*
Zablodowsky declined commenl
The South Koreans withdrew at
case
M U II \\ I ’
hth
e |\ui
Naval ships at Kfjr West, Fla , dork with the Chinese still tiolilmg on Chambers' lesDmony
Kermit Carter, -til, will lie held ut
Ii
wa*
kiineii
Dial
leveii*,in
inK
(t eaiiHH** *tm r»a» *1*.
•"if h ill
Ilj'Ill'
lh\ i*U mi?
1
out
Committee counsel Robert Mur llrlssno Fun,-rul Monte ut :t .'lit Idx ails i*er* ls-paids d Die -.pi e, Ii hills
III
S*
ft
|sss|»|,||
1 l* • s.f \\ t
rls disrlosed during Ihe hearing i.nt. lumorriiw with the Rev J aS one of Du- inn-1 vital ul Die
**l «• 111> Ihikt' 1111 1ii «I lit I It
In fi
McKinley officiating. R iiiik I elltlle cuiupulyn .ml inn- which
that ablodowsky appeared In ex
i i ' mI mil* a I' l i ’ i*'«Ufi< ;il h . i l f l i
ecutive session yesterday before will follow lo Kvrrgreen (V ou piMldhlv 1‘Ollld III ike m, llle ik Sirs
1 m ii td I
ChanDier* testified and hid "ark tcry,
SS oasla.ivil on l'.i«i *1,1
b
1 n is tin'** < .lilt tl
i>»ll
.ii r tin1Ik» il
nowledgrd that he had gone tn
Mr. Carter died early W.-dlie*
Columbia "
■lav morning nt his home, ’ll:.
A case In which Wallace 31.
it* i *i *»* i s*iih t
I h u m t' i lit S imi
Fast Twentieth .Street, from o
Todd, Lake Mary resident, who
\ \ l l l l . t l l l \ H i li ltlfl
11' • 44 ,(Ill's ‘i l l
erlf-Inflicted
wound.
Me
was
beio
has encountered considerable dif
ZONING HOARD
* ,11 1Ii v K u ’k«Ml m i l *►! llu* ' it'll»lh‘
Aug.
4,
10
4
1
(1
in
Ruffin,
8.
C.
Fm
City
ordinance
amendments, ficulty in recent weeks concern
.Hid H i ' p ii li lh .h i ’ "in
U if It ,1in
A
The case of Paul Taylor, uprr
dealing with liquor selling and ing Palmetto Avenue in the com aUir of the Drsantwofd Trailer!
r u i t.'ii
,l**. ^a". vC""1 ‘ 1!'1
garbage collection, will b* up for munity, charges Lloyd Lrsdinsn, court at the south outskirts of representative for the Flurtdu
oojhm s
I It* v i i i u n i h h i i i t : t m
lh«' l u l l
final reading at the meeting of also of Lake Mary, with aggra the city, will highlight proceed Power and Light Company and
m \ vt .11 It i in
in ,t r t i i i h ' it u l m l i
_ the City Commission at 1:00 p.m. vated assault la scheduled for ings of the meeting tonight of had been on leave of absence dmK r ii t ii r - s - u ie n l
of
p i o p o x e ii s t . i i i i K ;*4 .1 j i s i l i l n . i l i n M i t v Hi lli«'
Monday at the City Hall, accord airing In County
Court next the City Zoning Hoard of Ap to III health.
H .i f t - h
ilhl'H ,t
M*n;ilh(
nm elld lheid
No
I l o t h e S l a t e i t >111It IV
A
member
of
the
First
Mctln,
ing to Tom Lemon, City Man Thuraday.
peals.
I ' u i s s t l l i i t l o i i s l e a l i n g w i l t s i a | i d n l 11. 111Ii- .1 m *lilt t m lot tin* nil 1111* si* u I
■till
Church
he
was
also
a
meml„-i
ager.
According to Information filed
( lit .............. M i l 4t ill iIiH i . t r w lit»
Mr. Taylor and his attorney,
o u tlay
o f fu u d x for
k c I i shi I ■■mi
Amendment* to th* liquor or on th* cast, Mr. Leadinan Is K. W. War*, appeared at the of the Jaycees. He is survived bv s t r u c t loti ins* Iteen i- i v e n l iy H F
I** In i r j i h i r r Ih e l.iti* I l e l f m t i .llu
dinance deal with two phases— charged with assaulting Mr. Todd last meeting of the City Com the widow and one son. (’ . K. Cui
r M il m ii , l O m *ti*rvi*il
establishments which set 1 beer with a crow bar and wounding mission, Oct, 13, In sn attempt ter, Jr. uf Hanford; his mother. fi M ip i -r . e l i n i l l i i M i i o f tin- b u m , | o f S.1e l l * l ih.11r iInr i 1i it11, \|i»f
I h e lu lu ! t'liih? 11"
s c h o o l triisls-e*' f o i d i s l i i s ' l N o
I
and liquor In conjunction with him. The altercation Is alb-ged to aimed at securing a license for Mrs. W. W. Carter of Wslt.-i
s a* 11. 11 1 m u in i ll r e mu \ l < n m r K i i n
l i e * 1isti'll t lu i t t in
M ii ie n d in c id
born,
8.
C
.;
six
sisters,
Mr*
M
another business and th* closing have occurred Aug. 25.
i.iteration of the portion of tho
isldi-li
appear*
mi
llu*
re g n lai
i; y lie Ini** In 4 1It".* Hi I a s i M i i u i i i n
hours of places primarily sailing
An Informed source revealed court which Is wTfhin th* city o. Carter, Charleston, 8. C .; Mr* '>a|]ol at t l i e g e n e r a l e l e c t m l i ,
K l V l i l s III (h e l i i ' h l In M - lV e I h e
Honor.
Ihe
altercation occurred after llinist. A license Imd been rescind If. II, Wells and Mrs. John IV N o v 4, " w i l l e n a b l e u * t o l a k e f i l i a l h u l l s i n
"I
M* M . ih ii ii s
Ussier of Augusta, (la.; Mr*
The change with raspect with Leadman attempted tu drive a ed by Ihe Commission.
i are
o f c r o w d e i l I' li n i b t i i o i * a n d
t e l 111 ;iii* I ' S
Mi p
M i H i Im i i i A
John B. .Smith, Great Falls, 8. C .
the first phases proposes to allow truck containing barrels unto the
I t i l i i r u f f J > :i l u u le i i n n
in i nn
Mrs. J. K. Adams and Mrs. Cut - l i o i l l i l not l l i e i e a x e t u x e s
■such
establishments,
such aa beach at the rnd of Palmetto
h ii-li
M
" I t w i l l e n a b l e xi'liuul b o ll 1 .1* to jjri'Hs, .11 it J l*r c m n i l
ml Chapman of Daytona Beach
wrestaurants and grocery stores, Avenue and Todd attempted to
It e r a list* id it x l u 11 S e n a t e r a c e s
BODIEH WARM ASHORE
tn operate non-alcoholic portions atop him.
one brother, B. W. Carter of Wul 1'-oriow money for enpiiiil old
l a v , n in l I do n' t
reel
1luxt u n i
N r l i l i i s k i i 1** I h e iililv n l l l i T s t a t e
TOKYO 4*4—Bodies nf 13 Jap- Irrboro, 8. C.
of th*lr businesses on Sunday.
Mr. Todd has been the hub of
-chnnl tumid will lairinw isiiv w i t h tvso n i n l it x l i s t i n g
an
a
The second phase deal* with • controversy In Lake Mary ovrr anexu fishermen washed ashore to
inotli'v It doexn'l Ili'S'd A* line of (h iu h t f u l fbtuta*. t 1HI lift" I i f 111 h a s
NKW "P U B " LOOK
moving to closing hour for b«*r bis alleged closing of Palmetto day on the northernmost main Is
I.ONDON its — The Irodllhmul - nr school trustees, I urge Hie he* 11 ( 1 I nni 'M i n m I l»y t op l e a d e r s nf
and liquor selling from 11:30 p.m. Avenue after he had purchased land of Hokkaido and 55 others
were missing in the gale-whlppcd English pub 1* going to lie given - i t l x e n s o f . S e i i i i n n l e r o u n t y In h«»th |u ir t lt*K w i t h a n h i l n i s i l y mi l
to IS midnight.
property In tho nren.
e l 1if *i|is ii I |ni 1 h i i!*» t ii* Mil 1' I n i 111 a I
n t e fo i u m i ' i n l i n i iil N o
I "
Pacific Ocean.
a new look
Th* garbage collection amend
Traffic cases will start proceedThe |iropusi*l nmeiidineril, wlilcli v iileN
At least three flshlnu craft cap
The House of Uirilx has ordered
ments proposes to hava tha City Inga of County Court Monday.
I ' l i ’Nhlen T n i n i a n
eiiiiii'
I vs n «*
(lied yesterday in raging seas
pubs In “ new towns"-gnverninent I w||| npps-ur id tin- lis-iid of is h«t
pick up garbage at tha m r of
I *< ■» 11 vs i }! h I I* K i s e n
Twenty fishermen were lust last subsidised housing developments j ,.f | l prnpoxed iiineinlini'iilx on l a s t u e e k
KOTARYPH OGRAM
a residence for 91 p*r month at
11
41
M11
ii
mps
|
ilia
l*(t
u
r
S
i
t
|
ilia bullol, Ir. designed to enable
week In the same ares
to set aside a soft drinks room
houses where
alley*
do not
RoUrUna and their guests at
ountv lioaids of public In-slrnc
^exltt, or for nothing If th* gar- tha meeting at Ihe Yarh Club
. loin to lairrow rniiNcy for arbuol
VFbagt la set out at tha curb. Gar Monday will here the Rev. ft. L,
i iilldlnp" and other xs-tiosil eiipllal
bage collection uutsldti th* City Zimmerman, rector of tho Holy
outlay improveinents in antleiliuwould be boosted to |9 and |8 Cross Episcopal Church, discuss
liun of tlie | IIM) pel ilistrllcliuil
for th* aprcial pl*h-up arn ica at phases of tha hospital question
unit per year now provided onth* rear of r«sld«nc*a,
M seen from a minister's view
. iier the Minimus Foundation I’m
point.
gram for capital uiiltuv purposei. , ^
F.IKH HAB b S c UH
Judge Douglas Rtmstrom, Gen*
F u n t l x f o r Iht' propoxi-,1 a y x l c m
By IIM I tiS IIK It
By K E N T C H R T LA IN
Th* Elks Club will hold an Tucker and George Touhv, memvcniun Iratllng Kixcnhawrr anmng ,
, , ,
,,
It lx n o longi-t ni'ci'xxat v for >,
Votara In the Herald'* straw the railroaders hy a .11,n fl.fi
,,r »C,, M
; 1. ImisrovccncnU w o , , I,
opin-alr barbecue and dancing ben of tha CltUen's Hospital
I'^vided from fuu.lt collected D e m o c r a t c it t.,1i.t :■s•- f or n f f i r e »••
party tomorrow night at th* Committee, will
then answer poll continued to bark Republic vln. Hume r.tlriHl
retired rail
rail worker.
worker.
x w e a r D i n t h e v o l e , I f<o a l l o f t h e
B.P.O.E. Lodge on cast fUeond nutations about the bond Issue an presidential hopeful General how«v«r, have given the G e n e ra l lor automolilli* tag*.
o t h e r Democratte c a i n l i d a l e * in ( l i e
Street beginning at 9:00 o'clock. on Nov. 4 and why Seminole Dwight D, Elsenhower at a 7-1 a commanding 5-1 margin.
i n -tt e l e c t i o n , o r H i, d lo- i n i e n d * to
- I t was announced today by B ari County landownera should vote clip over hit Democratic running
The farmer vote itim x to linli B e d CroNH
v o t e f o r a l l o f l l i e n , ll, t b c n e x t
JrtHIninbothara, exalud ruler.
"Ysa" on th* iM clal ballot that mat* Governor Adlai HUvrneon cate that Kloenhower will get the
e l e c t i o n . T l i e I '.if. I l-'loi nlri l . e g m
^
Th* barbeque and ttoiwe Is open will b« provided at the palla. The for th* end of th* first week and farmer*' ballot. The poll xhowx
I r i l l i r e c b r i n g e d n il l l . u l l u x o f n i „
to tto public. Dancing will begin meeting will b* broadcast over a half of balloting.
them favoring Ike by a 0-1 count
Th* poll closes midnight Mon with a family of five voting ranch
An eitimatrd innigrt of fUJibU, f b l x x t a t e i« c o n c e r n , -il
at 9:80 p.m.
W TR B starting at 12:45 p.m.
day and from present Indication* ers endorse* the General without cr $800 more than Uiix vear, wax
Afiparently ariln-ipattMg u eptii
Elsenhowrr might serm a slight a ilngle dieaentlng ballot. Labor ret aa the goal for the lisfi-i fund In the Dcmocrulie |,mtv uu,J re
favorite to fa iry th* county, While and rail workers form the bulk of campaign of the Seminole County cognising Dial niuny Florida Deni
th* poll failed tn reach th* large ■upport for Hteventon.
chapter Of the Red Croat at the ocratrs would not support tlie msTh* B*af*N HtriM is MMMisctiM ■ straw poll among votara
Negro vote, which colored political
These group* comprlee probeldy quarterly meeting Wednrtday of lional Democratic ticket or It,
•f SamiMl* Csmky, frsts m w Mtll mMsIgkt 0 *1. >7, to d*4*rforecasters say will run SB per twice the number of voter* than fire bo rad uf director*,
oUm whkk ru U k liU is fsvwrW by Istsl n t m .
platform, tin* It'M I cgiatalnre
cent for Stevenson, It doe* Indicate the white collar group, which he* chairman, |rrc*ldecd at the inert- ploy I, led I ,v law l l,at tire nemo
M arsh <hs*fc |hs hss appssHs lb s candidal* yen faror for Ik*
that
many
rrgiitorad
Democrats
Sidney Ive* III, chapter vice- era lie candidate'* oath should re
endoretd the Republican nominee
FrssMaml * f tha Usit*d Slat** am i stall It lo (k* P O LL
■r* shifting their votes Into the by a M-8 margin. This would off log in the abience uf Kaymond quire only Ural lie supported »
KQITOR
TO R. IA N P O B O H K B A LD , S A N FO B D , F L A . You do not
Rapubllcan column, at least for set the apparent landslide Ike he* Liindqniit, chairman.
bsv* to alga r o w Mma, but wa woaM Uks to bsvo you Hal your
this ptMldential rae*.
Flr*t aid and water tafrty majority of tire Democratic candi
been receiving In the Herald poll.
oorapsH** « that ws ssay asbdivto* tbs rsoaito aawag tbs various
date* in the Inxt election and
Many Democrats wrote In that
Elaanhowar has received 841 committees were authorised and
they war* voting for a GDP preal- vote*, M from tha whit* colter membera of the*e two group* will would support a mujorlly of tlmm
(tfcask am*)
dentlal candidal* for th* f in t time claee, which comprlee* Just 13 per- be appointed. Mrs. Francis Bole In tha next election.
Tint* all Democratic office hulI fa tw t
in tb*lr live*. On* of th* beat signs cent of the county's total elector- end Mrs. Clara Ginn were named
of the local dure, or Democratic candidate*, or
for tha Stevenson backer* has been ato. Stevenson has garnered Just a* co-chairman
•a**♦**•♦***,4
th* fact that the rail worker* are 47i
"Christmas on the High Seat" potential candidate* were freed of
their obligation to villa tire
leaning slightly towards StavesVeto
Pel. program, In which gift* will be straight Democratic ticket ami
34.1 provided servicemen at parts of
Ml
may If thay.pleas* vat* a split
,0 Th* latest tabulation shorn Btaim btrkaUoa any navy. base*.
gaga Mai
7th Division Troops Whittaker Chambers
Are PinnedDownBy
Identifies Man As
AH Kinds Of Fire
S iiit f in v .
i \ \ \l
\\ i : f r
I * pi ll tlllt I Of! o f Mm p i M p i i t n l S t .
lo h u 's liitiian
K iv ri
I'lim il
way
j iM'ii u l a i i i *'i ' l i i i i' o f Mu M r e v a r d
i Miiutv
W ilt ** i K t . M i n . I
i D iiiiulw
im |I 1 1}| h W i i'k
Iii,
\ J 1a « , W 'l l i ' r *
' iv"
K l i'
I -ul ilk'll I I i i*i ii j.w in tin* ‘a tl*
| r »M-Iftlin . nf Kltir t.f;i inuy !*• ,1*
ii'iltiliie'tj i n ii i > i l a i n ** x I a*ji t 1 v
\ n m i i i H i t ' t in ['ii 11 \ l o y a l l y
I* *
ill" I nil ll«ll,l| sif (Mtfltlltklh'H ft If 11111*||*'
•i f f i l l* fill 111*4 |aft •I *.?,% v t ' k f i
ArnfHliHt< tu <*lui|iit»r No I.
Artji •»* N»« *!, rliTlhiii No
( otiij»i|i s| ( if*itt*iul K imvh nf Klof tihi
f u r I '111?V,
' K * 41 y
xiiM ilitiul!
foi
tii* in it m* t io n It. u i i y o f fit'll l i f t ell*
n r o v i t l t i l f o r i h a l l I.t* i «*«i u 11 #-«1 lo
In k* ' m il l fl»MI a m i
lilt I'tiln* to 4 if
*h i t Ii u r u f f i M t i a l n . f i in w r i t l i i } ? . hi
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ttiii i n f Mic K u i m v *'» u l M a i in u re a *
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"Lone Stur"
8 tart a fl:30, feature 7:04 - In
termission 8:33,
lust fcallu s
0:18
Sat. - “The Hawk of Wild
Klvsr"
and "A Modern Marriage"
Sunday - "High Noon"
�FrL Ocl. >4, 1 H I
F IR S T B A P T IS T CHURCH
Park Avenue t l S llth R lr t ii
IV. P. Ilrnoka, Jr.. Paator
John L. Millar, Mlnlater If
Education
CHURCH NFWS
"We've Saved A I’lare For You"
0:43 a. m. Sunday School
"Bring All the Family.” W«
I B Cfearrh Notltca mu«t b* prevented at The Herald office hjr 4:tni provide a nlar* for every member
of the family. Even the baldr*. ’
F. M. on the day before publication.
11:00 n. m. Morning Worship.
Harmon. W. P. Hrook*. .Ir.,
F IR S T C H R IST IA N CHU RCH
C H R ISTIA N ANII M ISSION ARY
fl:If! p. m. Training Union.
A L L IA N C E
IM7 H. Sanford Avenue
Unlona for all age trroupa. NurHerbert J. Ilaaa. paator
Park Avenue and Fourteenth
»erv for the *01011 children.
Morning
Fellowship
Service
Strcel
7:Htf p. m. Evenin'* Worahlp
11:00 A. M.
(ilrnn E. Smith. I’aator
Sermon, W. P. Brook*. Jr.
. . He.rmoo Huhin’-* “ When Ttcllulun
Jiw Yvadkaattn-1 ".o' “ Fnmllv
For the ,i»*xt few Sunday rV*Fare."
• - ......
nlng* the paator will hrinv m M i
Bible School (l:l& A. M.
11:00 A. al. Morning Worahlp
lan of m<-*«agea on “Courtahlp and
Paatnr'a auhlect: "tfnromfort
A moat cordial welcome In all
Marriage."
able
Words
of
Chrl*t.“
visitors.
7:30 p. m. Wrdneiday Evening
7:46 I'. M. Evening Service
There will he no evening aerylce
Service. We continue with the
Infnrnml
—
Inaplrlng
—
Evan
this Sunday evening.
atudy of ‘Trngrea* In the Chrl*geilallr. Fnalnr'* anhject: "H<
tlan I,If*."
Compela a Verdict."
Nliraery open at all Sunday
Alt lire cordially Invited to end
Servlpea and at«n at the W*<lne«aervlee.
dnv Evening aervlee for the amall
children.
CONfSIlKfSATION CHURCH
W ELC O M E
Cornrr Park Avenue and 3rd
SI reel
C E N T R A L B A P T IS T CH U RCH
J. Rernnrd Hoot. .Mlnlater
Corner f4th and Oak Av*
O:0ft A. M. Sunday School
Rev. H. L. Whatley. Paatnr
t':fin A. M. Morning Worahlp
0:4(1 n. m. Sunday Sehool.
Sermon- “Salno overcome* none,
11:00 a. tn. Worahlp Servle"
hut hy wlllingnraa"
Sermon hy paator.
T EM PTA TIO N
fl:.10 p. m. R. T. II.
Anatoli- France ha* n atnrv In
7:30 p. m. Worahlp Service.
which Hod nnd the Devil are talk
Sermon by paatnr.
ing of a beautiful young girl. fled
"Come thou with tin and we
naka: “ How did you dnr» to to-nt
an lovely a creature »* th a tl” The will do thee good."
Midweek Prayer Service, WedDevil an«wi'ra: “ She came onlo mv
ground*.“ To get on the wrong ncailay. 7:30 p. m.
Sunbeam* meet at aame time.
ground
that la the main haxard
of life.
H OLY CROSS CHURCH
UPMAI.A COM M UNITY •
(Kpiaropnl)
PRRH IIYTK RIA N CHURCH
CH
U
RCH
O
F
C
H
R
IST
Her. If. I.Vtlleton Zimmerman,
Rev. C. C. White, Mlalater
Kim Avenue and 8 e»nnd Street
H. D.. Rector
Regular aervlcea
J. C. NIchnLnn Mlnlater
10th Sunday after Trinity
Unified Service* 10:00 a.m.
10:00 A M. Bible Rtudv
1:00 A. M. Holy Communion
Church Hchonl and talk hy paatnr.
11:00 A. M. Morning Wnrahlp
0:30 A. M. Family Service and
Young People** Meeting 7:00
.7:00 P, M. Song Service
Church Hchonl
0:30 P. M. Evening Worahlp p.m.
11:00 A. M. Morning Prayer and
hrnmlraat over WTRIt. Sermon
Evening Service 7:30 p.m.
8*rmon
Tonlr, “ All Sufflrlenry Of The
Wedneadav Evening* 7:30 p.m.
Service* through the week:
Praver and Bible Study.
Holy Communion dallv at 7:30 lllhle."
"All rerlplure I* given hv Ina. m. except Friday at 0:00 a. in. “plratliin of Hud, arid la Profitable
Mr*. Paul Mavra — Planlat.
Bacrament of penance- peace for doctrine for reproof, fur cor
Mr. Alfred Krlcann, Supt. of
Ckapel — Saturday IS-fl P. M.
n-dip, for Inatrri'tlim In right- Church School.
i-nuaneaa: That the min of Hti'l
Mr, fleorge Pexold, l.eaddr —
C H R IS T C IIU IIC II, LONHWOOD mBy he perfect, throiighlv furn- midweek aervlre.
(Episcopal)
laheil unto all good work*." (Tint.
Rev, II. Lytllrtnn Zlmmrrman,
3:111*17)..
T H E F IR S T B A P T IS T CHURCH
II. I)., Prlrat-ln-Uharge
8:0ft p. M. Weilne.day Bllll"
OF OVJF.DO. FLO R ID A
201Ji Hunilav after Trinity
sillily
Dr. Frank C. Morgan. Paator
0:00 A. M. Holy Com munhm
Vlaltor* alwaya welcome.
0:10 a. m. Sunday School. Mr
Augiiatlnlaii Fathura from the
Hood Shepherd Monnalcry, Oninge
II. F. Wheeler, Sr., Supt.
F IR S T M ETH O D IST CHURCH
City, will iifflcate at Service*.
J. K. MrKInlrjr, .Mlnlater
11:00 a. in. Mra. Martha RohlMia* Thelma Long, Director of
aun, Mlaalnnnry partially aupportS E V E N T H DAY A D V EN T IS T
itrllgioua Kdoratlon
ed hv thl* church, will he the gue«t
thlfi A. M- Sunday School. A apeaker lit till* aervlee. She will
CH U RCH
Seventh Street snd Klin Avenue l ' I I I * * f u r e v e r y n g e
leave enrly In November for N i
K. H. Metialng, Pn*lnr
1t:0ll A M. Mom lug Worship, geria, Weal Africa. The public I*
Church Service 11:00 a.m, Sat Sermon theme “ How Do Yon cordially Invited to thl* nnd nil
urday.
Know 7”
aervlre* of the church.
0:30 P. M liilcrm-illritc mol
Sabbath School 0:30 a.m. Mr*.
7:30 p. m.
Sermon hy the Pa'
Senior Youth Fellowship Service
II. Ilurkner, nuperlntcmlcnt.
tor.
i
7:30 P. M. Evening Worahln.
Prayer Meeting Wedneailny H:00
Wediieaday at 7:30 p. III. —"The
Seriniiu t h e m p "liiformntliin
p.m.
Hour of Power.
Please.”
*
Visitors are, welcome.
T H E HANFORD IIF.R A LD
V
Jehovah's W itnesses
To Meet In Orlando
The WatfhlMree Hlhle -nd Traet
Society of New York will anonaor
a three-day aaaemldy of Jehovah'a
Wltneaaea In Orlando, Fla.. F r i
day, Saturday, and 8uudav, O-*"her 24-2A. The ronventlon, which
will be held In the l|n"**rd Junior
High School, la for Bible inatrnetlon and concentrated goapelnrcnrhlnjf In that area, anokeamen
for the arnun announced today.
All three dnya of the aaaemhlv
will eonalat of mnrnlne
•e ' evening se«*lnn* of Bible talk*
dNcueatona, and tli
which are open to the public with
out chnrire.
It la estimated that 40 delegate*
from the Sanford company of Je.
hovah'a Wllne**-* will -lleml thl«
event. Mr. It. N. Stafford, lo*al
nrealdlmr mlnlater of Jehovah'*
Wllneaaea, ha* a'-nounred that
aeveral rnra will he on hand to
tranaport the delegate* and ln»«reeted peraona from here to ft*,
lando.
Overntirht accomodation*
will he arranged for anvone de*|rIng to attend the aaarmhlv.
Mr. Wm. Csueh. nlalHM Mimater from New York, will he the
featured apeaker of the event. II*
will appear on the proernm .ill
three (lava and will deliver the
mnln public nddreaa et .7:00 p, ,M.
Sunday, October 20. Hie auhlect I*
"Where la Thla World Heading"*
Delcirntea from Jackaonvllle. Si
AuKuattne. Ilnytonn Reach. (l-aln.
and aeveral other towna and Htle*
will attend, The convention will
repreaenl over twenty congreg-,
tlona In North F ’orlda and It '•
expected that more then I 000 will
attend the Orlando Batherinir.
COM M UN ITY DAY
World Community Day flhaervarire will tak" place at the Congregatlnnnl Church on Frldav.
Nov. 7. and will he aponaored hv
the Sanford Brnrrh of the United
Connell of Church Women.
Thla meeting will lie devoted to
the atudy of all nation* a* e|(nr
neighbor* with widely varying msource* and opportunltli-a. Ameri
ca ha* a heavy reaponaihility a* n
world leader which ran only lw
mnt hy Individual* with Ihelr dif
ferent religiuua, cultural, aocinl.
and racial background.
^
HI, MOM 5 W HAT OlO THE
DOCTOR SAM/ABOUT QAD, Z
MEAN
B u r r a r e ,' VlHAT ABOUT
r t h is
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1 Po l i t i c a l
CAMPAIGN*
l THE J O B - f f
y jt lf l FA7W1/J3
H AD A NERVOUS
B R EA K DOWN f m
HE N IR O S A V
co m plete
rn
S
B E s r .v r C ?
- IL L L IOC THAT- ^
c r a o o t in c u o 'a id ,
IH irS THE LAWTTH 1
—v Z DO-? -w.______
w a u en o u g h td d o on
A fllH THIS POLITICAL PT"
CAMPAIGN/ ITS 7 0 0 ) ( |
— —W R U O G S D / h C aV
-ALU TUB S P E E C H E S A
ANO R A LLIES - PUBLIC
A PPEA RA N C ES — IS WE
Q U IT S
n O W .H B '3
SU RE
P O O *. O A O *
H I'S C R T H iS
h ia o t o m
—«
WiNNiMQ T H S
ELEC T IO N «"
HIS HEALTH
M EAN S MORE
70 M‘ ." -negf
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SUROT, THAT'S TVB
C p o rK r— b u t
. ' IC A N C
IT3 DOCTORS V f QUIT NOV I
O R D s t i s " /!V
C U B E -Y O U C A N T L E T
THE PUBLIC DOW N.'—
* Bur WHAT ABOUT ~sl
MOM AND MB f D O N T *
OUR. VOTES C O U N T / T
t o W e M Diane*
G AW BEU .M JCXfV
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STAND ANO WCJM,
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7 W S 'E B IN TM I9
T O G E T W B e .,..
NO U S E . GOOC-YJL,
l C A N T A\AKE IT I
( «*Q Q ? I
6 S a g SOUAA HHE
U IIA IIH ED WITH M URDER
PENSACOLA 'it*-A Panic Dolti
mother of Iwn, who I* expecting
another baby, waa under srrcal
here today charged with murder
In the ahootlng of her husband
Being held In 11,300 bund Is Mr*.
M»rv Iji-dae Mlrnhelln Her hu*
hand, Richard A. Mlrnhelln, died
In a Pensacola hnapltal Thursday
of a bullet wound In hi* neck
County Solicitor John Lewi*
llceae said Mra Mlrsbolts told
him her husband was fatally
wounded during a struggle over a
rifle after a family argument
YES ITS TR UE!!
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You Can Pay More,
* m s a on* t in *
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r u o a rT H tN iw iM H *
rtasr* *
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Wherever You Go
Our StockH Are Small —
But Our Values Big!.
In 21 yonrtt Devoted to .SolHns nnd Servicing Ford Cnrn
in 8«mlnole County, Wo Hnvo nuvor Offered Clonnor
C«r§, nor Better Vnlueg Tlmn Wo Do Today,
K e e p s Y e t L p -tc -D a ti
A CAR OR TRUCK FOR EVERY PURSE
19S1 Ford V*K Convertible, Very Clean, One-owner,
Radkt, Healer, New Hit (Joodyear Doubla Bagle
W8W Tire*.
10B1 Pord V*8 Tudor Hedan, Very Clean, One-owner,
Radio, Heater, Overdrive, New WSW Tires.
19S1 Pord V-8 Convertible, I,ike new, Only 2800 actual
miles. One local owner.
19S1 EngUah Pord (Prefect), The ulmtrnt In economical
Transportation.
1981 Chevrolet Tudor Hedan, Very Clean, One-owner,
Radio.
1980 Pord V*8 Tudor Sedan, Very Clean, One-owner,
Radio, Overdrive.
1949 Pord Htation Wagon, Overdrive, Radio, Only
18,000 m|lea, Lika New,
194 L Chevrolet Tudor Hedan.
1941 Chevrolet Pordor.
1140 Dodge Tudor.
1981 Pord 184" float. Uka New.
W h a t 's H a p p e n i n g a t H e m e !
Wnnderlust U wonderful! Yet, none can deny tha
longing one feels to know what's going on back
In hl« own home.toufn.,The Sanford Herald wtl)
gladly nerve ne your own private correepondent
no matter how far you mey wish to roam. Each
day ydu’re away . . . . two weeka vacation or an
extended journey'.......... a 8anford Herald vaca
tion aubncriptlon anrurea you a complete and per*
f«ct trip.
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F t l . Oct. 21. m 2
Page 3
Family Argument
Economic Trends Over Nothing Ends
' For Coming Year With Dining Out
Hy S A U L P E T T
i Indicate Slump
(For llal Boyle)
Ity SAM H U TSO N
N EW Y O IIK A' Aslurnp In mid
1953—If il dors x t n u p - . u mild hr
Iho musts, lilt' ly trlriin ip h i'il punch
business has r v r r hud to parry
AJcjos! rvt'rynnr anti hi
la-now on record—either In a fur
mat economic statement or in con
verxation is ill, his estimate on tin
5:13 lo suburbia -th.il Imsincst
should hr Rood fur six or nine
month* m o re ihrn comes Ih r r r
cession
A fmv economists, however
stoutly maintain that over oil busl
nrsx should hr as i;nod next ycai
ns Oils.
Hut Wall SI m l hears Have brer
betting on a ltd don n I layers fm
store* and purchaser* of m alrrln l
for manufacturer* have trlrnmetl
their order* to that’ lu itlrrn .
The Itrp artim ’ iil of I'o m m rrrc
has some expei Is study lug how t<
stimulate buslnrxx—If and wher
this post defense lamm reeexalor
appears
The National Itotall th y Gtiodi
Association will have a enmmlltee
draflim : plans for action against
such a slump
. Of course, snint'lhiiiK of Ih r same
sort was widely predicted for KHH
The stork market slumped In an
Hclpation And Mime government
Idu-wit's talked of eomim: hordes
nt hohfess
E v e r since, some people hnvr
felt they were living economically
on borrowed lim e Ami tire new
date Alley set Is mid-10.53.
With so many convinced, dtiulil
Irssly with reason, dial (lie boom
must etui sometime, lb" present
debate centers tamely around the
date ami the extent of lb ■slump
Guesses ramie from late soring
of 1053 lo the etoxlnu month* of
next yenr. A handful are tietlinu
on good times into I05t
T alk of the extent range* from
government officials' assessment
of " a general levelling oft on a
high plateau" to some business
men's use of the harsh word "do
pres slim " when lalkimt privately
among themselves
C um m er,c Secretary Saw yer ,
however, says thnl ihe business
men In the W rit and Midwest he
has been talking lo recently are
cautions hut not alarmed about the
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NEW YOltK iifl — "Want more
ia*si| d e a r'" she asked.
"No, thanks," he said.
" tin * do you like my new
tress?"
"Fine."
"•‘in*?--—
r-
—
Sure, fine. Wonderful."
Pause
"What happened at the office to
day?" she asked
"Nothing much Usual routine "
"Now tell me frankly. Why don't
vuu like the dress?"
"tint I sail! I liked It."
"You soltl lino."
"Well’ "
"Fine Isn't your wnrtl. It's like
grand It's perfunctory Swell, ter
rifle. snatry, maybe. But not fine."
"Okny, il's snai/y. ft Is, you
know."
Pause.
"I suppose you think I'm slUy,"
die said. "But I always sny I like
/our new suits."
" Il's been a year and a half
since I had a. new suit."
"Why do you say that?"
"(>h, let's cut this nonsense. I
lust said it. that's all."
"You're trying lo mako mo feel
guilty."
"Now, look, I ’m not trying to
make you feel any thing Pm Just
trying to eat "
"Kill, sleep office, rat. sleep,"
she said In a rising voice. "That's
all I hear I'm Just---- "
"Now you sound likr someone In
a li.nl soap opera."
"I don't care how I sound. So
it's trite .Well, I feel trite I’m
locked up in this house all day
while you're al the office doing
heaven knows what---- "
"What do you moan, 'Heaven
knows what?' I work at (he office
You make it sound like snmolhlng
else—like wild parties.”
"All day, cleaning In this house
Ho you know how frustrating II I*
to clean a house? You dust the
blinds. Next day (bay need dusting
again Oh, it a so rewarding. It’s
an so Incredibly dull white you,
you have lunch——"
"Don't you have lunch?"
"Sure, 1 have lunch. I have lunch
alone or I have lunch with a neighnor and we talk about a new cake
mix or the diaper service and Isnt'
it scintillating.' While you're hav
ing lunch out, different places, dif
ferent people."
lucy s u e both screaming now.
"What ts d you women want any
way?" he asked.
"We want running special. Just
j.*!.*’ " hspnv Well to Ir e l fulfilled
ju st to be a part of the world. And
you. you begrudge me a new
dreasP'
"I didn't begrude you anything.
You women arc all alike. Before
you’re married, you talk about
nothing but making a home and
having children. And then you get
married and you act like your huaband pul you In Jail."
"Let me tell you that---- "
"No, lei me tell you. You woman
make your own Jails and pretty
soon you make your husband feel
like he's not only thch warden but
a prisoner too. You make him feel
like busting out. You---- "
"Well, bust out! (to on, busl
out!"
She ran up to her room, crying,
and he ran nut lo the nearest bar.
But she didn't go home to mother
and he didn't stay away.
Instead, they had lunch together
In town the very next day, which
he thought was snatty, and he
bought a new suit, which she
thought was terrific, and they did
not have another fight that whnle
month
COLORED NEWS
The Trinity Methodist Church
will rondurt a servire at 3|00
•I'rlnck Sunday dedicated to the
soldiers in Korea. All songs, also
the sermon will hr related to that
of a snliliei.
The pastor will nreaeh *m the
suhlrrt, “ A (toed Soldier." A spe.
cial invitation Is extended to all
ex-servire men. The mnrnln* serv
ice will lie dispensed with to give
place for this service.
The piddle Is urgently requested
to nlti-rid.
A. C. Trice, I’astor
future
Much of Ihe worry, or Ihe can
tlon. is based on whnt might hap
pen .liter the defense spending
i program crests Even government
I t*l„ DIXON
| ntflclals who hand out these huge
i'AMI* STK W A IIT, tin., (Spedsums disagree us In when this will ill •
Cnl. Isinli Dlxlno, son of
he—guessts covering almost any , Mi and Mis. Willi* Dixon, P. ().
period next year.
ttnx 1301, Sanford, tins been re
When a boxer telegraphs his leased from the service at Camp
punches, a smart opponent blocks Stewnit. Before entering the ser
them
Tills Is what some observers vice in October, 1050, he was a
I I I « I lit % 1*11III •r %tl %‘I MU
think businessmen will succeed In truck driver for the American
|t||,|rt Ml'tl Gy y I f .Its S.f .1lit tlfft II y doing this time. Widespread anllel Fruit Growers, Inc., In Sanford.
1,1
\ » »• •I t I ♦ 't .»v».t cf !»•••
Cpi. Dixon attended Hopper
n»> ..r n.tfiriti.t ri'.Hti.t i i.••r»xi*y p.illnn nf Ihe slump, and prepar Academy nnd Cronins Academy In
«nil it Mit 111«*i |i I •If-it i.il 111* - Mon tinn for It. may prove to have been
Sanford.
hi i.« I mM tin AiitiMi.t rln n i y ««f Its best cushion.
Httifiml. K lo ih ii. -m fin. IMi «Uy
Hi- was assigned to Battery "11"
1,a
lest
economist
to
assess
(he
it if N*»vti oil no , l '♦■
•i* foi t•11*i1111•ii it f
mit* I'lly ' iimml^i-l'ttitr for term of 111.53 prospects Is l)r Marcus N[id of the 77lh Antiaircraft Artillery
ler As consulting economist to the Gun Battalion al Camp Stewart
off Iff of Hi r*‘« vc *»'
Halil *'If. tlon mltiill In lirM at I It «f» Hanover Bank of New York, he Is before receiving hix illschxrge
f*ltr Mall II ft*I*t i.ity III n.tlitfidl. telling customers today, In a report from the army.
KloiM.i. In qc* i for ml I v lo Ih r in u
Mini l»f llllMllt'49I f r l.l t * . f.1 t il1 'tiff s nit Ihr nutlonk for business, that
notv In for. r» | I Hil l «‘||y Thn |io|ln the boom mny well enmetn an end
Mill lif* Mfiioi ni 7 t»4i .I'i'liirU A. .tl „ next year hut that "It Is highly
B A R T E N D E R SLA IN
i*,ihI.'fit Himninrl Tint#, an-l w ill linlilMly, however, that It will doMIAMI ttv—The body nf Wxltcr
r|i»i«t" ii|
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of) is.till
generate into n serious drpres Thalcn. Miami bartender, wat
ilfttr . „ „ w
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1 ti*trts)i^*ftp|iAiiff t\ffm p, |J Ifmi* slim "
found Thursday in n luxuriouslymIlia I iirnl * l*tv«| ,\ (Mltii* r aa
lie lists the forces that could end furnished xpxrtmcut In dnwnlnwn
l'(ftfh», it 11ft Mi* I liftffill Anal III the (mom: Military spending reach Miami He had been slabbed lo
Rrttll It. I iiin• H |l ti**i. M-il' iilrn f l 1
S Inr h r«fh Hrn <4i*f» I . I*«11«Itn*„ ,tr*. » ing n prak; business expansion death with x bread knife
Ity m! J Moimim an.t \ **. Uiit»»»rUi an J dropping off; cximrts decreasing:
Lt John L Deas. chief of Ihe
In«nr ft ofp n f (miff -»|* I Inti
IN IVI I t
IV M i - • *i- I i i w snlisfylng nf ihr pent-up demand police homicide bureau, said sexu
lirf *o|it|M ii.f |,i v I. II. I • At» >•*I ill I tor housing amid orable consumer al perversion may have played a
•he* <11v of o infot.l I If.i III , amt goods, and productive caparily ex part In Ihe killing lie said otflrnra
him* . m i,,m) fit ii,. i.rrixi .1 hrrH't I painting above civilian needs
who searched the apartment found
lilts fti* 11 ••f i l l i *11V fill till*, I fit* i idkc most of the others, he he plrtures nf young men and boys In
3nl *I *v of fi.h*lirr« A, It i H l
beves Ift53 will sec a readjustment, lewd poses and letters written liy
iH KA l.i
U U .'IT im iT It
a return to competition—hut hi Thalcn whlrh mrnllnnrd unnatural
i
An Mfiytii «.f
r*tl)* of •in's not sre a depreasinn
relations
HuofsitM. Klorlda.
A T T 1 ST
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City fT rrk
Leiriil Notice
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By BOB ANTHONY
A targe group of students from
the Oviedo Elementary School
came aboard the station yesterday
for a guided tour. The students
are studying aviation in s-hool no I
used this visit as n field trip lo
Increase their knowledge In tid*
suhlrrt. The first place the croup
visited was the Station ChitP'-l
which has been rereotlv remodel
ed. Fred Green w-ns on han't to
wc I sny ,||II Mcn.rs o-ol l„ -shornthe grmm through the Chapel an t
Station l.lbrsrv.
Next on Ihe a""inla was a vlsi'
to the Station Gulley where Chi f
Commlssarymao Yindiog explain
ed the hows and why* connected
with cooking no-iils for the tar-*number of navy men that eat itthe Galley each day.
From the (Islb-v, the studentstopped at the Fire I|i>ti»r to «ce
the equipment used fill fie,' fight
Ing ahoaid the station before g"
Ing on to the i'araehule Loft. A'
the Pxrarhnlo l,oft. First ('las*
Parachute Biitger lavne showed
them the various types of paru
chutes used In the navy and a'si.
demonstrated the procedures fm
getting Into the parachute hot
ness. He then showed them err
tain type* of survival equipment
and explained the use for each.
The final stop in the lour w i
the lauding strip where Hie r'dl
drrn were aide In ........me of MiNavy's lliinshee Jet* nt rl» range. This I* the tv»- of aircraft
presently tiring' used hv the Nar>
in Korea, t.t. Cl* de Gilmore Pd I
the group snnirlhiog iih-'ut
plane ami then nn*w-ie,| the ehll
dren’s nuestioos
The stinted •
were finite thrilled when they di«
covered the vrrv plane they h"-1
been looking at was do- In Inke off
and they watched with errat In
terest as the plane taxied over to
thp runway.
\Vr certainly wet" pleased l"
have the young people otxiard the
siatlon yesterday, amt w« honthey learned something that will
help them In their study of avia
tlon at M.e Oviedo Elemental *
Srhnol.
Cars seem lo he in the limnligh'
these day* with the men aboard
the station. "Bed" Gallagher an I
John Manning have gone tngelhci
In buy themselves n tP'lil lluicl*
It may not tie the latest model,
hilt Bed and John say they are
really quite pleased with it. An
other NAAS man that is rigid
proud of his “new" old i in I* Wall
Belter. Walt sold hi* '37 Ford and
iiooghl a ’.‘It Chewy eoup«. Wal'
say* the little flivver runs fine toil
New and Used Instruments
All I.railing Makra
Repairs and Hecontlitinning
Itukur's Musical Instrument Shop
2001 Cellar Avenue
Phone III!*
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NCTICE
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C ity of Niinrnril C iv il Service cxionlimllnnH will lie
field in Ihe C ity Hull nt .'1:111) I ’. M. December il, 15tr*2
nr ua Ntimt us pns.'sihle I h ereafter In t>r<tnl)]|Hh an eligible
list for Ihe eliiss nf Slenngrnpher, I'n lirc Hnlrnlmnn,
Firem an and T riirh D river. (iO O D S A I, A It IK S A U K
P A ID T H O S K W H O A U K K M P K D Y K D .
Gars Cooper , star of the picture "High Noon" in a dranmtir
serne of Ihi exciting *ngu of the Gulili-o West in ii* "rough mid
ready" days, when tip- “showdown" meant gun* biasing away’ Tin*
picture will appear on the srieen at Movirlaml Bide-lli Theater Sun
POLICE PATROLMAN
doy nnd Mondai
lie's afraid llml if lie goes lull k
ally faiHiiq In lioying Id-, eais, he
may end up a (Hi a Graham \ov
one lime one fur sale '
' Ge.oge
Powell ha- gtv n Mini 'nut l-mk"
lo the inlelioi >d hi- l‘ i h.dd Il
l-id Hie ••lltlle llllelllir of Ihe 'Id
done in* i and ii'iu )• - i \ : Ii I* *
l* 11 *' ‘ \S i ••'ll
o f p a t n l P o l " I I H i e >tt!'vi lc '•! •lift<id
I " Ini i > h'dog "Ii- '1 Veil i| 4 r \
Day" all ovei Hie » »r|i| Hu te
ptaees Hie funnel '*! Ain
V»i
Alrieiti-an" day hei* tii Hit* t* s
it* i| mill «i IIY
to give *mm- khmtuld lo Ihe ' I N''
force* that nre figlding in h O'-a
I f you have ao\ friends -n ,e lj|.
lions ovei there and ai< planning
to send them a Christinas gift, hr
sure lo mail il early
lim it f-'ig il ' • i ome tin and - i .
III. Sllllfm d I I'li'l \ Feds pin, f" " l
lii,II toniglil
nod don't f'-,g"t
to attend Ho Clnii* h **f i-an
ilioleo this Siindiii Nmi'U l-< yJad
m il did' '
F .l'H I IS M \N M IN S
F A S T A L T O N , III , (Spe, ml i
| Joint It
Taylor, lo :n i '• tit- i
Klreet, Kustis, Fia„ win* m-n Ho
V e le ia in Championship fm Men
of til*' lllfi'.' G land Alil'-Iiean Hand
nap "w orld " selies nf n ap In*"'
mg, with a srorv nf !*!» .1,11 1 nut
i-l'«v lurg i'H , was HU %
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,-lii'sti'i lq n is i,til l>> (ll« w.fi* 1" t,-r Iti'l'i'iitiug Ai m-* r *lll|*J4»«V, m
,i'i-"gttitiiii, nf his vicfnt y
U .l' 1i. n
'Tin' G th iii I Ain
it, A iittiisl at Vitisilisln,. Mlim ,1,-1
1 nllrni-ti'd a tntal nf 1,71.1 "< tii,.
nnt Inn's tna'lii’g t i l ,list-
t i l l It I* I IM III \ S |: s i I V
M IAM I
P Travel in Florida
will im-te.i-i'luil pei rent wdhin
lln- next III years < F Hell i u-e
prt'sideid id (In Si'xlinard \ ir l.iiull.nlroitd s.nd T lu iisilax
Hell loll! Hie Nnieiiean Soeleis
of I'ra ie l Niienl* Ihe verv w ed
Complications ot pri'tinam i inmore ruinmun amt iinni- serious
-niimig overwolghl than amain:
underw eighl Women
U K (|IH IIK iM K N T S ! ApidieanLs fur Ihe I ’nllee Service
must he 21 yearn nf age, and nut over i l l ; lie at ten.Hl
-V it" tall and weigh nut lets* than I.M pnunilw. (iuud
wnrhing cnmliHnn*s and exeellenl penslun plan.
El REM AN
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intis! tic al least 21 years nf age anil nnt user .11); tie
at leatsl .V 7" lull anil weigh not lest, Ilian t21 — l l
pound*. Kxcellenl pension plan.
TRUCK
DRIVER
IlK U l'IK K M K N T ’S : Applleanlt, fnr Ihe pn-sHInn nf
T ru ck D river mut«l he al leant 21 and nul m et Ihe age
limit of 15.
P R O P O SA L B E lE C t'l D
TOKYO
In Jaiiao lir-i ua
lion te omlurgo an atomic hnmt»
Ing, the Council of Seieuve- has
turned thumb* down on a pi»p,*.d
for a government eoiomltlee mi
.Itriiiiiv energy
The Cimoeif most mlim-nlial -n
ili-mle tniily ill Japan said Ho ■
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eminent could not tie trusted in
use a liimle puwer d i i r l l i
ha
peaeelul purposes
A ll ap plieaals imixt lesdtle within the CHv llmilts
nf Sunfurd, nf gnutl moral charm ter and plivsieal f 11•
ne.Hn, and have liatl al leant a gram m ar -school ,-dticatlnn.
(tppnrl)inity lur advancement IiuhciI on m erit, e fficien
cy, indnslrv and eharacter lo r fu rther del nils nee the
K\tun inr r a I the CHv Hall
C i v i l . S I’,It\ U K H O A R D
I,. I*. Ilnvle, Secretary
N. O. G arn er, Exam in er
Florid-i "eonlures up
'III ilimg plea sort's "
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of Complaint fMM l.fli e|n naaln.i
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WANTED
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r o i n r n r r ilt s
v i v i'ii .i i tut m i . ( iiM i i r o r
r i.I .I II I M IN IM I M il. HI S| | SfOl.l
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N EG R Q M \ B IN F F I .Y F R
Three other Negroes have re
•ENSACOLA i.-P—The Marine reived commissions as naval aviaCorps Inday had ils first Negro ; tors One, Kn* Alhert Floyd. Cor
naval aviator with the rommls *,|ova. Al a. Is attached to an all
sinning ut Id Frank F. Petersen weather training unit at Key West
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1 L A V T O N* j11%I ii) I f f'g ntlnr rn*v
nPiroi ivlio.r r.ditrr ■ h S»S Coilrail lluliillna, ppl.ani rhifldM
"The Hah fora llrrnM " In hrrehv
n*»*|rml»U n« iho iipimimiipr In
ssdiHi Ihla ori|pr slisll tie onl.llnii.a
onre n wrels for four enneeoullre
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t! I* ft ISIl S'ftOM.
As fie ri, circu it Court
Pefnliiiih. Coui i i y. finrliin
We Pay
Up To
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Unit
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Let Us Cruise And Pay You
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Sm what you gain with these
Exdusive Chevrolet Features
Or By The Unit Paying As It la C ut
BODY BY FISHIR
CINTIRPOISK POWIR
fli/c/e Aufomof/c Tranimlnlon
A complete uulomulic power
team , . , simpler, smoother
Powcrulidc, with its own extrawcrful engine. Optional on
Luxe, models at extra cost,
|?j%|,er ||„dy jx wotld-famou* for
ximirlcr styling, (nr superior
erafunmnshin. for
uiul safety of IJaisii
Hon-exclusive to
the low-price field.
Chevrolet's gicat valve-m head
engine is centered, poised and
cushioned in rubber by high
side mountings. Vibration and
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We Will Thin Or Cut It Clean.
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Mora Powerful VALVI-INHIAD INOINt with Power-
BArarv p u r r
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TODAY
Giving Location Of Timber —
Whore Y o u Can Be Contacted And *
Approximate Acreage* *
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UNITIZID
KNII-ACTION RIDI
LAROIST IR A K IS
A U AROUND with
E-Z-Fyo pfofe ofaif
Chevrolet’* powerful brake* are
No olher low-priced cur give*
the largest in the low-price field,
you safety plain glass all around
. . . or offers U-Z-F-yc pkite glass
as an extra-cost option.
This
Thi* means
means easier,
easier, safer
safer stops.
llomleil brake
brake llnlngs-no
liningv-no rivets
llomleil
-last up to twice as long
No Acreage Too Small—None Too Large.
WRITE
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nswcr impulses are screened out.
'orfornnmee is smoolhorl
f
Tttc only low-prked car to os*
semhic and balance the front
suspension system as a separate
unit . . . one Important reason
why the ride is so outstanding.
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you sxv* while you drive,
ror with all Ils hlxhsr (|im IIty, Chevrolet Is the tout st
riked line In its field . . .
end outstanding for bet costs
of operation and upkeep.
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fUE SANFORD HERALD
rage 4_______ Frl. Oct. 94, 1»B1
Children^ Accidents
Accidents, rather than disease, constitute the greatest
Tne Sanford Herald
single threat to the lives of American youngsters, the
Eeteb lteaec la see*
••akllsSea C allr
eseeat
S a ta rC ar
a a S a a a e a r. Cbrlataaaa aae New Metropolitan Life Insurance Company points out. About
le a r a . r e k f u h e * aa la la r C a r a Sal* 6,000 children between 5 and 14 years of age are killed
la n la a Chrlataiaa aaS New T w i l
In accfdonts each year in the United States. This is nearly
111 SSaaaalla Aveaaa ______
twice the number of young lives taken by leukemia and
k a l t f a i aa~ » •« ■ * elaaa m i i m
U riah *? IT, IS IS , at IS e Paal OSflr# other cancers, pneumonia and influenza, ami acute poliomye
„ l M anfati, Plarld a, a*<»« I k t A H
litis together.
C « M < tu a l SlarrN a I STa.
Accidents now account for one third of all deaths at
lllil.I .S V lt »„ D E A N
E S I la , _
the elementary school ages, whereaa 15 years ago the pro
nonuO N d e a n
portion was only one fifth. This relative Increase reflects
n » lM u H aaaaH
the mure rapid gains achieved in the conquest oTTIiiottvae
• in s t-K IP T lO IV M A TES
than in the control of accidents. While the fatal accident
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rate for these ages dropped SO percent during the 15-year
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period, the mortality from disease dropped 65 percent.
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An insight into how and where school-age boys and
All
o h lla a rr
Bailee*, N i l s a t
Ihaahe. reenlalleaa aaS aalleea a l girls lose their lives in accidents is provided by 470 Indus
e a ie rla la m e a l lo r Ih * ear*®** n» trial policy death ctuim records filed with the Metropolitan
r n l .l a , fuad*. w ill ha ehaeaeA far
during 1951. Motor vehicle mishaps aro the leading cause of
* i te a alar ad e e rlle la e re t—.________
accidental duath at the school ages, accounting for 39 per
ll*p,#e«nled N atln a a llr N f
and
Neweaaeer
Meeeaaealalleaa cent of all futal injuries last year. Of the 180 children killed
,lir.« New Vnrh, Chleaaa, D e lra ll,
by motor vehicles In this insurance experience ,at least 145
i t i M a . U ltr aaa I I . L aala.
wore hit or run over; relatively few of the victims were pas
T h a lleeald la a aeeatkee a t I he
Aeenrlaled fre e e w hich ia ealHled sengers.
e ee ln alte lr *■ <he aaa fa* rte a h ll*
The records point up the hazards children face in using
ratin e « | a ll the laeal aewa *rtat*4
aa Ihl* a*w aaae«r. aa w ell aa all streets und highways. Twenty-two of the fatally injured
AS* aew* dleaalehea.
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children were hit or run over when they ran into or played
FRID AY, OCT. 14, 1882 '
on streets or highways. About the same number were killed
illH I.E V E R 8 F .1 R»B a ¥
Our ilreda cast a shadow, no one while crossing thoroughfares; among girls hit or run over,
can ctfflpe a shadow. Their works crossing accidents led all the rest. Aoout 80 youngsters,
nearly all boys, were killed by motor vehicles while riding
do follow them. — Rev. 14:13.
No on* can escape Ih* neceaslly bicycles,
of runtriimtlng to human welfare.
Drownings account for 30 percent of the total accidental
Six ilsvs dmlt thou labor and
deaths in this study. Reflecting
their
greater tendency to
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do nil thv work. — E x . 20:0,
play away from home, nine tenths of the victims wero boys.
New Yoik City "enjoyed” its Activities of the victims at the time of the drownings in
colilcit Oct. 20 the other day in the eluded playing along the water, fishing, wading, swimming,
hiitoiy of the Weslhei Buieau, The using boats and rafts, and playing on the ice.
meicuiy droppe<^ to 30.6 degrees.
Among other enuses of accidental death in this study,
Speaking in Wo k heller, Maw. burns and conflagrations killed 45 children, firearms killed
the oilier day, General Eiienhower 28 — all boys — and falls accounted for 17 deaths. Other
laid, " I believe the federal govern deaths result from hanging or atrangulation while playing
ment should be the paitner erf the with ropes, belts, and the like; from walking or playing on
railroad tracks; and from playing near third rails.
stale government*, not their op"This study," the Metropolitan concludes, “dearly
iiin im " . State* oi the South will
shows the need for intensification of safety education both
have no «|uauel with that policy.
in the schoolroom and In the home. Particular emphasis
" I am going lo vole for Steven must he put on reducing motor vehicle accidents und fatali
son l.i i .mie I am making twice ai ties arising out of recreational activities. Accidents — by
inurli money ns I w ii ten year* far the lending cause of death among children — are, for
ngo", someone told in the other the most part, preventable."
day. Arid conver*rly, a lot of people
are going lo vote foi Ike becauie
it co il, lliem twice at much to live
at it did ten yean age.
Under neither Slevemon nor E i
senhower will America withdraw
(mm world re«|Kiniibility. Il will go
on being the world leader, but un
der Ike it may stop being the
woild't wet nurse. Biology tayi
tbit it at should be.
Babies do have lo be weaned
eventually.
You can't take your mother lo
college with you. — John Temple
Graves.
The proposed school amendment
will not give lie Slate any more
conlrol over the county school sys
tem than it already hai. says Super
intendent of School* T . W. Lawlon.
The principal nuetlion seems lo be
whether il would he better lo iuue
bondi for school buildings and pay
for tlirm oul of an ad valorem tax
oil leal rslnlr, as would be the pres*
• lit method, or adopt the amend
ment and retire thr bonds ‘from
Hinnies received from the Slate's
genrral fund through the present
auto license lax. There is no other
way that we know.
Just how haid Democratic big
wigs are working to whip recalci
trant Democratic officer holders
into line in support of Govsrnor
Slevemon is revealed by Drew
Pearson who says, “Most Demo
cratic congressmen in Texas art
vacationing, Mitchell (Democratic
National Committee chairman) edmilted, but he warned that this
wrould be remembered when the
time came to pats out the patron***"• All the power and wealth of
the federal government are being
brought In bear lo force people
who receive any hind of pay or
handouts from the government to
vote for Slevemon. even where
they mey weal to vote for Ike.
What he should have been doing
ever since he was elected ai chief
m ulive of this stale, Governor
Warren now proposes to do in the
Issl few months of his admimitra,wn'.
Ju,t "turned from a
podwill tour of the middle west,
he now plans to viiit a number of
Utin American countries, including
Haiti, Venei^ela, Mexico and Cuba,
mvttini lb* people there to come lo
Florida. This u where Warren ta it
his best. He is g good
excellent n fleM u er
x top noltlT^
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• Solving the Problem for Machines, But Not for Ourselves
By JAME8 MARLOW
* A K T I * J
s o u r r w
Sanford Forum
I am eneloelnfi a copy of a letter
I wrote to U. H, Senator H arry P.
Byrd of Virginia commending him
for the attitude he hai taken in
the presidential fight for Nov. 4,
1053 election.
143 Reported Dead In
Philippine* Storm
MANILA bfl — Thv storm lashed
Philippines counted nl least 03
dead today and listed 2UU more aa
missing la Tuesday's and Wcdneiday's ravaging typhoon
The casualty toll may soar higher
yet when isolated villages repurt
their I o a a e a. Communications
throughout the devastated area are
lost In the debrla of broken, tele
phone poles, tangled wires and
smashed radio stations.
The wild wind* sowed their great
est destruction In Southern Luioa.
Albay Province, a once * thriving
port of 80,000, was ■ virtual ruin.
Tabgcfl, ■ city of 83,000 only 10
miles to the north, reported 118
dead. That la the highest singlecity toll ever reported In the Phil
ippines’ stormy history.
Crop damage ran to untold mil
lions of dollars. Sprawling plant a
tiona are under water. Banana ana
coconut trees toppled to the ground
beforo the roaring winds.
in l tie- hight-til dt-grt-H shocking
for the Piesidt'iil of th« (Initeij
.Stales in
impute lo Gem-nil
Eisenhower prejudice and bigotty
of this kind.
Unhid mill! Silver, u lending
American rabbi and Zionist lendir. spoke for the whole country
when he condemned (he Presi
dent's utterly irresponsible state
ment. “ .Much is purmiisible in n
campaign," said l>r. Silver; "but
lo attempt by implication to
Identify a man such as General
Eiienhower, whose humanllnrlunism and broad tolerance I* known
*11 over the world, with antiSemitism und anti-Catholicism is
Just not permissible." To make
inch charges, by indirection or
otherwise, In to dehnsn Ihe office
of the Presidency Snd to traduce
the standards of fairness and
honor by which Ihe American
people live.
President Truman owes the
country u disavowal
und uu
apology. Governor Stevenson run
hardly do lens than indicate clear
ly his own complete nepniiitioli
from such views.
I)R. H. K. RING
CHIROPRACTOR
DEPENDABLE
Phone 1781— 1741
hers, four representing Industry,
four the public and four labor. To
Ihe labor member*. II seems
Lewis' |l 90 a day raise appeared
reasonable enough. The eight oth
ers thought otherwise.
As a starter Lewis accused
those eight of would-be thievery
for "filcTilng" -SO cents from Ihe
purses of the miners T hli was a
simple statement of his views
about their Intentions.
DAYS TO REMEMBER
He also had some views on them,
personally, which he expressed In
•
BIRTHDAY
sucli terms us “ timid dilettantes"
•
WEDDING
and "ruffians "
After all, though, Ihe board
•
ANNIVERSARY
members may have looked like
•
CHRISTMAS
small fry to Lewi*. He quickly
shifted from tinkering with their
•
MOTHERS DAY
reputations to an analysis of the
Always Nice To Give
inner life nf Roger L Putnam, the
economic stabilizer.
Hut he brushed off Putnam with
a fast tattoo Putnam, he said, has
only one "sadistic trait." which is
h
R O B ER T L. COX
his "penchant for robbing miners'
PHOTOGRAPHER
babies of life-giving m ilk/’
Hy
ton NORTH PARK AVENUE
If ail this was not exactly a new
PHONE 870
Lewiston approach to a problem,
C U L V E R C IT Y . Calif hD-How- ut least his severest critics would
FOR APPOINTMENTS
ard Hughes' jet helicopter, limit for have tu acknowledge tie had almost
Ihe Air Force, made its first public ucquired a copyright on Ihe tech(light yesterday
Hughes watched it perform from
his automobile, parked h i a b e a n
field near Im-i Angeles liilcriialion
ul Airpurt The 20 ton 'copier, the
biggest ever Imilt darted sideways
and backward and at no time dor
dig Ihe lest were its wheels mure
Ilian fu feel (ruin the runway
11 was nut Ihe first test fur he
experimental craft. These have
OK
liecii going on for weeks The craft,
known as Ihe XHI1, is the fore
runner nf powerful cargo earrylng
helicopters llial will deliver such
stuff as bridgn sections, trucks and
extremely heavy arms
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doctors have been able to find:
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Please call for appoints
I find her* In Florida In my con
tacts with a great number of
people that they look upon you a*
a great statesman and hold you In
high esteem.
With best wlihsis for your con
tinued success of holding the con
fidence of the people as a great
leader of their Freedom and Lib
erty.
The National Rad Cross rushed
relief supplies to tho stricken
Sincerely your friend,
provinces.
H. J. Bowen.
Mr, Byrd, a Democrat of Vlr*
glnla, made hla position clear oyer
a radio broadcast last Friday
night, Oct. 17. I am a great aamirer of Senator Byrd, and have
followed hie public career for 80
years or more. I have always found
him true blue and a real states*
man.
I am a business man from Vir*
glnla and have been coming to
Florida every winter for about five
years and I like the people and the
climate. I wish to say that I am
Interested in publlo affairs for the
good of the people.' Therefore I
would thank you to publish Hits
copy of tha enclosed letter that I
mailed to Senator Byrd on Oct. 90
lng it might boost the cause
s Eisenhower Democrats t.rrs
in Florida, one of which I am, as
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President Truman, we remarked
in the first singes of hit present
campaign lours, had gune beyond
the limits of partisanship in his
personal uttacks on General Elsen
hower. Ill the later stages, il
must unfortunately lie added, he
has gone beyond the limits of
decency. A message at the close
of last wrek found him declaring
that General
Eiienhower was
''willing to accept the very prac
tices that Identified the 'master
race,’ although he took a leading
part in liberating Europe from
their domination.
It did not seem to trouble th>President that General Elsen
hower, prior to this attack, had
taken h(a stand fur a libera) Im
migration policy and for revision
of the McC'arraa act. Yet even if
these explicit statements had nut
been made by the Republican
candidate, it would have remained
agree with him are Infested with
moronic footpads as unpleasant as
sn abscess.
So. while si) this was familiar
to Lewis' constant readers, there
was something in hla statement
which caused them concern, almost
panic. They wondered If they were
detecting a growing mellowness Im
shnllu etaoln shrdfu cmfwyp vn\“
Not In his choice of words, to
be sure. But In their abundance
In his younger end more vigorous
days he had been far sterner and
much more frugal In distributing
them.
For Instance, there is nothing In
his most recent statement to com
pare with the economy and mus
cularity of a few years ago when
he described employes of Hie Stali^f
Department as a pack of "puxJI
lanimous pups."
I I Public* flop Made
Jet Helicopter
Iieyond Decency
Too Fuir To Trumun
Mr. Holland Dean, Editor
The Sanford Herald
8anford, Florida
Dear Mr. Deans
WASHINGTON t* - Thwarting
John L Lewis Is like running head
first into the window of a literary
delicatessen,
Y mi com* up covered with
xmokid adjectives, highly-seasoned
iiu u iw , tart verba, and some figure*
of speech, spicy, like ham.
The government ■ Wage Stabili
zation Board is Just picking Itself
op after running headlong Into
Lewis' window
The WSB refused to let his min
ers have Ihe *1.90-a day raise
worked out t>V Lewis and some
$1 SO a day was all it could allow
without damage to Ihe stabilisation
program.
After several daya of omlnoua
silence. U w ls delivered his com
ments—not lo the board, which he
has steadfastly refused to admit
exists at all-hut to Harry M.
Moses, president of the Bitumin
ous t.’oal Operators Association.
Historians a hundred years from
now, and it may take them a hun
dred years to get a proper per
spective on big John, may feel
that this was not his best effort
in a career distinguished, among
other thing*, for a prose as purple
as a grape, although not necessar
ily a sour one.
New York llrialii Tribune
The charge that American newspapers are being unfair
to Stevenson is of course sheer bunk. American newspapers
on the whole have leaned over backward in their desire to
he fair to the candidate whom most of them oppose.
Even the tirades of President Trumun have been given
undue prominence on the front pages, despite the glaring
Inaccuracies of IiIh statements, in the effort to present both
sides of the argument.
A recent survey of headlines In u pro-Eisenhower
metropolitan newspaper during one of President Truman's
recent whiBtle-stop tours revealed tho following:
Sept. 29—Truman Rips Ike—Calls Him Tool of Lobbies.
Sept. 80—Truman Lashes Eiaenhower as Tool of "Un
holy Crew," Front for Lobbies.
Oct. 4—GOP Would Sell Out Big Poweer Projects.
Oct. 4—HST Calls Ike Tool for Others.
Oct. 5—HBT Blames Ike for Berlin Blockade, and Hits
Back vn Korea.
Oct. 7—Truman Fears Depression If Ike Is Elected.
Oct. 7—Truman Says GOP Hides Isolationism Behind
Ike,
Oct. 8—Truman HRs at Ike as "Deceitful."
Oct. 8—Truman Declares General Betrays Moral Prin
ciples, Doubts Hu Could Be Trusted with Atomic Secrets.
Oet. 9—Truman Warns of OOP Plot for Depression.
Oct. 9—Truman Taunts Ike. with GOP’s Price Juggling.
Oct. 11—HST Hits Iku on Isolation, Civil Rights.
Oct. 11—President Says Elsenhower Undermining U. S.
Morale hy War Blunder Charges.
Oet. 12—HST, in Harlem, Calls Ike Foe of Minorities.
Oct. 16—Truman Says Ike’s Trading Oil for Votes.
Oct. 17—Truman Asserts Eisenhower Indorses "Reign
of Terror."
Oct. 17—Truman Charges Nominee Accepts "Master
Race” Theory.
Oct. 18—Truman Says Eiaenhower is Conducting a
“Gutter Campaign."
THE WORLD T00M
oiqu* of conjuring up ghouls, tug
ging the heart-strings, and sug
gesting the ranks nf those who dis-
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�OF WEEKLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
FR ID A Y
Tha Leadership Training School
for all chni'i'h school officer, ami
teacher* will be held at the First
Methodist Church at 7:30 p. m.
I The Sanfunl Townsend (Tub No
r 1 Will meet at 7 .10 p. III. Ill th"
City Hull. All members ami
friends aie invited
HATI'HDAY
A Halloween M;i-<pieiadt Bull,
sponsored by the American I egnm
Post 183. will take place at il Du
o'clock at the Legion Mull, on
Highway 17 92 al Tiairle bake in
Fern Pari.
MONDAY
The Heaidall Avenue Ciicle will
.m eet at the Chapel at 2.no pm
* The llet'i Sigma I'hl meeting
will be held at the In.me of Mrs.
Dale Scott. Jr. at ::07il (iramlview
Avenue ut 8.ou o'clock
The Depi 'ii'litl.lc ('la i Ilf tin*
F in t M«*tln*tl»ti O iurdi will
i
at 8:00 o'clock ut th«' Iioiii* of .Mi >.
A. L. Skinner ut "JOS Magnolia
Avenue.
TU ESD A Y
The Presbyterian Men will meet
at 7:00 o'clock hi the Educational
Builnintr an I will have as theii
guests the Leesburg district of
the Men of ilie Church, St. Juhn's
Presbytery, for their Kail rally.
All men aie urged tu attend. Dr.
James (i. I'littnn, Jr. will tiring
(lie message. Supper will be served
promptly.
Monroe Chapter No. 15. Ri val
h Ma-ons, -vtil hold a regnnii
meeting at Masonic H all, at 7 30
pm The Marl Master degree will
le conferred Light retrcslim clils
will lie served at III* close of the
meeting.
W ED N ESD A Y
Dr. A II I ,.'i i i irk, of Plant City,
executive s e enl i i y mid trensul ‘I
of lloni" Mis nti< for tin Mt
Joins Presliyt.i y, will be gm st
sp, uk* i foi tin* regular evening
I.eivieeit at 7 MU p. ill. ul Tin' r lr't
I'rrr b>tel inn t'lmrcll. Ttle Wnllicu
of tile riiiit. li viiit give an inspir
ational program in tile interest ••*
Ctniieb K.vliii inii. A Social Ilnur
will follow.
I’ll..Ins lly Jmiles.lll
I’ntto l\ •:i. i left i ,‘ l|s .Ii ii *ii inisi>>t< - t I ki.linipp. il hy movie
star Ros.... \t.-s nl i .n il- nil of >Ini s Wednesday, was iuleivcpted
by Mel I «11 e i. wlio sat lot oil *.< lap while .Irioitie Couitlulld ciiniiiis I
to the highly flu-l n .l ti . l I "■ fit w liigli (renter l as Ann Kaborn,
S I IS s| n.l. nt. and I n i!t"li ' mi lit. I. ••■it oil an « "plosive ilelliousli a11 iglit i wa- iiilln-t hi a .lither
llon of llo- I 'Inti I*-l.'ii S* nd.'v li;it
•ago
and -mig Willi sultiy,
nflei Hill I ami II..ok 1st l.no >••*•• llo
liiiuio* mi» nil.. V|. I , m i i .1 loll **i .1 lo I. ollpovillg Miss Klllik's
• Duxbury DancerH
( hristian Women'n
Accepted By Ballet
Fellowship Meets
Four Students of llie Dn«lniii
School of Daiii'ltiv weie nidi*inne I
and aci'enleil fur nteinlirislijti I*|
the Pallet Petite, ri ball)' rnfiiimi.v
composed iif student* from Cen
tral Florida who perforin at van
OUS schools and benefits Hiintigh
out the stnte
Chormgiaplieis for ibe group
are Mr*. Doiis Dnrhnrv of San
font and Mrs. Edith Koval of
Winter Park
Those Duxtmry students accent
ed are Dottle Willi'Miis. Belt
i.vnn Melvidge, Janice lliulaw, nnd
Maggie Jane l.aw-on along with
Lynn Gliison of the Royal Studio
in Winter Park. Jnnl Maunders of
Sanford is nliendv a regular mem
ber of the Ballet Petit*'.
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slim mei .1 tin riiiisim n I'liiiich
\|„h,|:,i ,,, bl u ,th Mrs I. .1 I’e
tins mid Mi- M II Billingsley
acting :i Ice li - i*s
Diiinii' the meet ini*. Mrs Km
gave a d'ViilInnal nil "Keen the
Vision Clear” and Mrs. J
W
Knight gave n missions talk <oi
"Hiiinnii I’lgbts in Home Missions
1uid Schools."
Following the Hireling refiesh
men*' and a social hour well" ell
loved liv *lie following' Mis Mil
liug'lev. Mis. F ox, Mi". Petrus.
,M_ Kio.-lii. Mr*. ,I. ,,
MrI,. Tlinrn.
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s illie s
Band Association To
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Hold Square Dance f| SEMINOLE
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Plans were made to Indd a |
sipime dance in (lie ■■•■ai future in
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itdri lo iiii'e funds for (lie Band
and Orchestin Association at llo
meeling of (be group In-Id in (tie.
Seminole llip li Sehuol Baud Hull I
Tiiesdav evening. Peter .I Bukin
presided over llie meeting
Ernest Caw ley, band dlreelor for
'•ernliede High, expressed Ills lip
pre.'iatli.n to Ibe assiielallon fm
tile Imge iillelldaili'e al meetings
nnd 'be Interest Hint is being
shown hy the patents nnd mem
Iters
Mt Bo k it • suggested Hint a
cushion coiiees'ion stand he set op
at llie games hi order to tnlse
funds and "Band Boosters" In the
form of stickers were decided oil
The t'loiip \ oleil to cliti'i a deco
luted float in the "homecoming
Parade" in Novemlier.
Ill..... leplrsent included Ml"
J I tlwelis. Mis. Evniis M.'t'ny,
Mis Wade tinnier. M is
lln rrv
Tonke. Mrs. Jack Burney, Mis. I'
J. Wilkinson, Mrs. John I. Miller.
Mrs. S. A. II. W ilkiiisoii, Mis
Myrtle Perry, Mrs. Rountree, Mis.
Hleii (ioemliel, Mra. J. T. Hardy
Sr.. Mr. nnd Mra. K a il Tony, Mr.
nnd Sirs. W I,. Vance, Mr. and
Mrs. Mnivin Milam. Mr. unit Mrs.
C. C. Whittington, Mi and Mi".
It K. Morris, Mr nnd Mrs |> J.
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tlli|’ of (lit t*I \ Ull* li* l«t
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Friday night Ibe Seminole* will
Mi and Mi- I I Hal
Cut tin \ »'Y*filll|' In tin
1111*111 It* l«l 111ft*11 til it mii «lli.r
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meet the St. Augustine Yellow ietill IP d 11mil Miami n I *
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Jackets in u bo.... game There’s vl* Bed w ith Mi and Mi
Mi- ll iitilil ||lt*t«( in »l.;*i|'« I li** tm min yy 11li Mi* .* I NNi. *il*
really been a lot
pep Ibis week, Weill fin *lie pa-1 u i i l
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There'll la- aimtliei dance afte*
.:i*v fii.m . lit ti» Dm iii . . . i •
The officers eloil'd were Presi
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the game Friday night, su don't
dent. Mrs. A II Duxhiiiv; vice «*lmr«*li
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you couples miss it. Plan to go •luy fl.
till* it 1**11
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president. M I. tinhorn J* ; see
•'rum 'vn* " P 1** W m i M’** Chihlrtm
lilt* llllllli* fill* Sljifc I 'ii.lit . Ml* iii'il III* fu*l |nif.it* ut.
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and have lots of fun1 Let's ci'lc s||l* l|l I
retary-trensiirer.
MrDonald for .Ip fii *, Til** l.i**lil of the
v.M»l..|l YYIII* || YY41- III |.| ||l flu- YY|| Y1 lll\ ill'll III III*' ||« t . Yit 1*’*s
•irate another victory for the Hem \ him*
Jones; chairman of tnvilsiion . .no
\V«»rM " Ihitlfiif tin* prupinii) thi»v
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lliules* Iteceiilly I not Iced ut a 19Hills t
mlttee, Mrs. M I.. Rahom Ii ; «*iijoy«'il n HIM** Stnrv «L*miI Mini
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dance, Mr. Scott, one of S.H.H.V f. YY illlY
in*' mu. * l
chairman of decorations. Mr- ( ,,lll( „„ |,„|i„„ Mission Story They
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George Speer; and chairman of learned three rnvs of tlieii watch'
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reservations and arrange-ments. word, nnd several songs, Including
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Robert Billhlnier.
"Jesus Wants Me For a Sunbeam "
t • ••!•!» Welt* IliMtrt /»! ii . til. kfli .till Hit | *mI lit' i**l till' I iii 'Ii I I y Mi
till.1.1
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The
Thespians
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Mr. and Mrs. Kd Ooleshv s*>ent
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la Chapel yesterday fur Courtesy
and fraternity will he annaiinced tin* week in Leesburg visiting
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M i. Aldeii
A f lit the im eliin
tlo pni.n l
Week, "The Award”. Merlin CrUnest week.
(heir dung*§ *r and son-in law. Mr.
I . Im whose li.itli.lttx s w iii' |■
i*sf visited wil ii llie
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sey and lletsy Anne Carter were
The annual dance will li« livid and Mrs. Wiley Cla*k.
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no'llthe directors of the ploy.
In the ballrnnm of the Muvfalr
tinlv if tin- lion-i'W il*
Mr. ami Mra. it I). Bass bad n
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Inn, Dec 25 from D> p m. 'HI 2 their goes la rri-eullv Mr and Mrs Bukin. Mr and Mrs. It F Itobiu
Don't foigcl the game tmitKlii Li-ri' |»mm with liei imis 1.1in-- ■
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I including night practice, too, ill ll. in • "*ding I•• *"" " h"M • -I
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Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Han is of
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Lancaster, S. C. were the guests
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they can beat SI Augustine' I cl' l**'j.*'t Hilly m* • •• ' " i*''
and fmntlv Tuesday.
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Orange Citv wi'ie tlo* guests of
Ihat's all fm now Be ncciii ' mi n i*i. I ••*«*»
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meeting of the l.yinuti PTA was
Ml*. I.mna Prlesler Sunday.
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held
on
Tuesday
evening
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N. IL. I ii <k 4**11 uf ('inn
Mr and Mrs. II. /. Dmiii were
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the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. school auditorium with n large at
f«f fill t Ml lllll Y • Y.'•* Ml* • •
H APPY B IR TH D A Y
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tendnnee,
Mrs.
Mary
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Walter IIs-iiilt ix of Orliindo, SunI III 11*4 ill'll* WIt* I* '
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charge of the devntlomilx and her
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Oct. 24 — Vickie Lynn Hardin day.
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themo was "Do We Stop tirow.
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The president, Mrs. I* D An Arle, president of Hie W.MC of H-. Li.t.kts t • I** ir» YYill* 1*'•
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derson, presided and was assisted Oviedo fin pi is* (Tiuri'h is annmiiM
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fill I oiml• Iv. .................. h
by her chairmen with Ibeir reports. lllg llie follow Ilia off iter 1 foi l l . H«•» Ilf III' YY I l»l'»t
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W. O. Moon, the treasurer pre ensuing year: t're Ideiil, Mi- ' rlllli* I
*'' I ' i da !• f* II,is wes'kelid *"
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sented the new budget which was M. A rie; first vice piesldeut. Mi
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approved and udopletl. The main Ben F. W ard; serund vice pn-si ( In* l.*.«*k I* * «i
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if" *• \ \ • lisss Site will lie le
project this year is to provide for •lent. Mrs. Jite I. Beasley; seen
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refi t, lire
n splendid school bund under tlm tary, Mrs. Fran k C. Mm gun
" '■■ H"iiii by )*i- Y'ernun San
I .illlll*I* I III*’ . III! * Mill'l l* VV..
treasurer. Mrs. Ed Fa rn ell; V P I
direction of Mr. Ilreinmer.
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-’ ll" i- well kiniwll here
lilt’ll -y Ii *. i ImIi 'I I • ill*/*' t**.Y» 1*1e
J. It. Grunt was appointed Mrs. Milton C e re ; sf. WII >l|-III I el-*.* *i p i t y hi i* si|It|* ll 'YII if* • Mill Y
M' mill Mi
Bill Wielioldt and
playground ef|ui|unent rlinirtiian. Mrs, Jidin (aoue-r. J r - i n
•" l*ie *d pent -everul days of
»*V* i !»'H*I il mi it • tlii vyiMlic *1*
L A S T
T IM E S
T O N ID I I T
a total number of 2IKI paid mem study, Mrs. Theodore Aubn. I
" " '* , 'iiia llu n mi a Mill (u Key
(•*• *»« Ill Ml Hill lilt'll m• III* .1* t. i
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berships was reportisl by member community iniNslutis, Mrs. I I:
YYLl. L . Ull
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ship chairman Mury llullet. The Pipkin; cliildri'li'N Inline, M is Ales ll 11«m>i yyunitl»iy* |l*L III.f ill •»
Mi m il Mi lilt., Piessnull le
\ GABLE • GARDNER
goal for the year is set at 25H.
l.eirihnrt; linspiliilitv, social and I d l l l l i e lllll* lllll* VlnfiY
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Bfoiiefick C R A W F O R D
Prof. Doiiglus gave a detailed pulilicity, Mrs. J. II Junes, Ji
"""' ' "* Hii ii liiiuie in C h ip
tine Mi'iielte* i* e iillli D '
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explanation of amendment No. I pianist, Mrs. (ieorae C Means
I i. • Mo l,
UieEe ui*' Inn*1 t.ii fit* *
that will be on the Novemlier bal
Circle leaders will lie Mrs T II 1 UiineceNEiii y , if YY|| ll* * »l«*
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l.» liv e I'liipenler of Chien
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A lld
lot pertaining to the schools. Mr. Daniell, Mary Lawton eircle; Mis
liortl BAHRfMORi *Hll*«lit^
i'" 1,1 in lived liv plane in Tainpii
rnrreelly S*»ih* *t'Yy 'I*
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Douglas urged ull members to llettie P. ItagNilulu, Nettie Km m il Lf.il i |*»l ll*' * I** yy Ii I i f I ... Ill
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enlighten friends and neighbors to circle; Mrs. Theodore Aulin, K ale
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mid
sister,
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the Importance of voting "Y'es" Hue circle; Mrs. T. IL Daniell, Ji . offset the time and lid"" -avim
'll mill Mis \ Itiili lliveiilim k.
for Its adoption.
Pearl Martin eircle.
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PTA I lidliiwi'fii Carnival
advantages
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Mrs. Anderson announced the
Will lie held id Hie school, TillirsMrs. Kddie Parker will lie Icadei
(llie
old
Iradiliop
•'"•lb
Imtush
data of the annual turkey dinner of the Hunlii'nms with Mrs. Harold
S A T U B D A Y
D O I'B I.E F E A T U U E
lllg will’ll a new wii-ln • l oim iii I h •in, i b loliei Iillli starting at fiilltl
ns Nov. 2 nt the school. Tickets
Johnson ns nssistunt and Mithe
liimse Is Hie wii klv wu liduv | pm Tlie i-hti.i.unit, Mrs. Tymle
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will he one dollar. The Hallowe'en
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miiiomieeii
Hint
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It’s llllllll mule eff.field and n o
Ami Pierson us pianist.
carnival will la- held this Satur
("ABIIY
tMlllr
pdmi
silppe.
W
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lie
Iiervi'il
in
llie
nomlcill geliei ally I" p" -el *1"
day awning on the sclmol grounds.
washing lliiinigh lie ni l . , dmne Iiiiii 'I,iiiiiiu V i i i Ions iillrucllons us
STARRE1T BURNETTE
The Iilglilights of the evening a loud u day iiedend "I (•»'•* "* •*'• I be Ibillil,ill gel mill lint dog stand,
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h e H A W K o f
of u iu« li .i pond, i uke walk, penny urwere a Danish dance hy the girls load" ii day. Tins is h
HOUTHKKN C O L L E G E
of the sixth grade and n Jiffy on Hie lioi wuii'i p.iiipl\ and tu* eiidi', popciir ii , iimvies and an ule
fu "Idnried "sipuire dance" will he
L A K E L A N D , (.Hperlal — Flor Skit
prepared by publications oilier ndvmilugi'i. Mmiv .... .. .
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4 tu ijati* m m u
ida'* more than 1.10,000 active chairman Mra. J. D. Mnrrisson hnve found Hud hy washing fi alined. Priies will lie given fur
He fiinmi'sl, llie pii'tliest, uml tliu
MathodiiU will observe "Florida and aided by Mesdames Rising. oflener, their growing sTiilil*
Nunn l!« y i*nI
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Southern College Day" In honor Mallet, llirkenmeyer and liartm ff need fewer clothes, mid lluis fre most original costume.
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"Pirul.-M til Il.i
Everyone Is cordiully invited lo
of tha 08-year old, rhurrh-relalad In Its demonstration to urge the qiienl washing h i '*-s ■liilhing *•»
cm ...... uni have a good time.
college In lakeland an Sunday, sale of the PTA periodicals.
pelise lilul also closet v|m* ••
Nov. il.
S U N D A Y
Vml .M O N D A Y
Scores of rullege ministerial
students, religious education ma
jors and faculty membeers will
occupy pulpits or speak at apo
dal services emphasising the rol#
of *kt Florida Conference Collage
la promoting Christian sducatlon
Ynd Ideals throughout tha 8Utas.
Officers Arc Elected
By Fraternity Croup
Monthly Meet I
Held By Lyman IT A
Officers Announced
By Oviedo Baptists
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'■LOldJ^Vdi:
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“ A Vlodom
!\l;irri:ine”
WUD R IV tR
T O U C H T O N ’ S\
Saturday Special
ra, 0*orgf Donof.ro, dangkWr of Mra. E . H. Cullutn and tho
»• 'CulWW « IhU city, who**, marrlag* to George Dunof.ro,
llr*. I rea# Ddnof.ro. of TV*n\on; N. J. w u an event of 0*t.
tna All Souls Catholic Church. Th# coupla ara now making
iom# in TituloD, N. J.
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PRODUCDOMS
RAKED CHICKEN FIE
CHOICE TWO VEGETABLES
COLE SLAW — DESSERT
HOT COFFEE OK TEA
CHEF’S SPECIAL
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LilAttLl.Y KRAMER
. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
CHKF\SE C H o i‘c K aO F T A B T C
BAN D W ICU D A IL Y
c h o ic e o r o o r r i s o r t e a
Featuring
Roast Veal Dinner -
$ 1.1
Jewelry
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Frl. Od. 14, m i
Stevenson
M 'aa llra e a C i - »
ran *
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ensnn on Ihe Issue In commimlim
In hli combination of defense and
atlack, Stevenson voiced his con
vict Inn he experts to he the target
Tor a smear cnmtmlgn In thn next
few days—and llinl he rnnsldrrs
Elsenhower responsible.
He did nut use Ihe word ''sm ear’’
In his address hut he left no doubt
rtf his meaning when be spoko to
a wildly cheering crowd In Ihr
Cleveland Arena
Ills speech was televised to the
nation by NBC In a last-minute
arrangement It wma later broad
cast by recording over Ihn CBS
and Mutual radio networks.
With this speech behind him—the
most emotional In all his campaign
ing—Stevenson set out early this
morning by train for a sweep
through politically potent New York
its big rhunk of 45 elec
toral votes.
Ilia schedule called fur 14 speech
es In 14 hours—the most Intense
barnstorming drive nf hls entire
e
campaign.
The (owns and cities to lie visited
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were Niagara Falls, Rochester,
Cansndaigua,
(icneva,
Kenaca,
,, , Auburn. Syracuse, Homo, Utica,
Little FalU , Amsterdam, Sclicnce'
txdy. Albany and Troy.
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In pari, .Stevenson's speech last
night was In anticipation of s
national • televised speech which
pen. Joseph McCarthy Is ready In
make Monday night That speech
reportedly deals with Stevenson's
relationship wilh Hiss while Ihe
two were government employes.
The Democratic candidnlt* said
McCarthy will appear In the "plan
ned climax of Hit* Republican cam
paign—as the very voice of the
wing of Ihe Republican party that
lost the nomination but won thn
nominee."
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"You will hear from Ihe senator
from Wlsconaln," he aald, “ with
Ihe permission and approval of
ll
(Ian. Eisenhower "
Defending Ihe lesllmony hr gave
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In Ihe lllss defense he fm in of
a deposition, Stevenson asserted;
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“ I Instilled as tn his reputation
ns ol thn time I knew him It was
good. If I had said II was had, I
i.
would have been a liar. If I had
refused In testify, I would have
l.
hern a coward *r
Ami (hen lie said later; “ I resent
. , —and I resent bitterly -llu* sly mul
-, i- ugly campaign Ihul Is being waged
In behalf of the general, ami I am
which ecus clumny and Ihe hlu
doubt ns its Instruments
a*-- ■ Hlrvcnsun also singled mil Sen.
Richard Nixon, the (501- vice pres
idential nominee, fur a (humping
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round nf criticism, lie called Nixon
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a "brash young linin'' who wns go
Ing around Ihe country crlliclilng
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him fnr saying In a court iIc |nisI
tlun that Hiss' repututlnii was good.
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"Lot us always be clear where
, , , the responsibility lies." lie said.
,
adding that Nixon himself had de* , scribed Eisenhower as the captain
“v
nf that cam "calling the plays "
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"It Is nul a campaign by do
hale," Stevenson salt]. "It has be
come a systematic program of in
nuendo and accusation II Is aimed
at sowing I lie seeds nf dmdd and
t
or distrust.
Then Stevenson launched Inin hls
explanation of Ihe Hiss deposition
,
and why lie thinks Elsenhower ami
,
Dulles arc more vulnerable than
ii'
lie on Ihe lllsa cose
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He sold he hail known Hiss brief
ly In 11)3.1 wlum the two were In
the old Agricultural Adjustment
Admlutstrallun In Washington—and
* that ho did not run Inin Hiss again
f
until 12 years later In the Slate
[i
Department
llu said he never was In Hiss'
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home noil IHss was never In Ida
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Ttomo—and that they saw each
other only Intermittently,
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In Ihe spring nf 1010. he went on.
Hiss' lawyers asked him In appear
v
at (he flrs| lllss trial nml testify
; l . as to Ills reputation,
4 ,, "I refused to do so because nf
the burden nf my official duties as
1*i governor of Illinois," ho said. He
ill
added (he lawyera then aakcil him
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to give llicin a written statement—
1
taken under oath—ai tn what he
,
knew of Hiss’ rruuation "as I hid
h
learned It from nihera."
In response In their questioning,
r > filevruson said, he leiillied Hiss'
i
reputation was good—"and II was
. . . on the basis of what little I
s 1 knew of him."
Stevenson said Sen. Hnherl A.
Tafl nf Ohio, Sen. John W. Rrlckcr
* . of Ohio and Hep. Joseph W. Mar
* 1 tin Jr., OOP House ieailor, nil hod
testified to Ihe "good reputation"
t
of a congressman later rnnvlrted
of taking political contribution*
•.unlawfully from employes. He wa*
{
1
1
tj
referring to Rep. Waller Drchm of
Ohio.
.... you," he declared, "my
" I. tell
testimony
In Ihe Itlsa case no more
shnwa softness toward communism
Utah tho testimony of those llopub
lloan leaders shows loflnais toward corruption."
Sixteen Sanford
People Complete
First Aid Course
Senatorial Race
Susan Peters D ies Fojirtwn Men Are
Following Lengthy
(Continued From I’aga One)
fContlnurd From fa re One)
honor, tne GOI* prenldcntial nom
Fourteen men were sent from
for wldefi in* desires to be nomin
Inco, came twice this week. Oov.
Seminole County this week to
ated; that he ha« paid the assess
Adlal Stevenson, the Democratic
Jacksonville o« tne grnnn fo** O r.
ment levied ngninst blm hs ii
nominee, came last month ami re
tnher for Induction into thtyArmed
candidate for said offlrr bv the anturns Monday.
Forces, nrrnrdlng tn K. B. C a rlsr.
oronrlatp e*eriitlv» eommlltee of
Sen. McCarthy snoke earlier In
cleik of the local Selective Servlco
the i>olitlrn| imrly of with h he Is n
the campalKn in Bridgeport. Hu
memlcr: thnl he lots not violated
Board.
A
did not mention Benton, who lives
Five of the group were vollmitov- of tt*,* li-tvt of the .State relat
In nearby Fairfield.
leer induetpes who boosted thn
ing lo eli-f-llopis or t]ie iegistriitioo
Truman, also speaking In Bridge
number of Inductees over th** unty
ef i-oters,"
port, holly upbraided state ulM'
In designated to the local b i r d .
The ii»-*t revision of the Statute
leaders who. he said, “ to their
Vernon I
A r,fr---vs,
i-iiv*-,
the *idil>-ct of fis'tv Ini'shame, openly cm bra-xi" Me
tvillte
I..
S'ltlon,
John
SI,
(5s*- *-*1,
allv rente In )',)3!* and is listed in
earthy.
Kddie I- Thorpe ami (Mr*-* I,.
Title No. II Chapter No. inn. fjrr.
McCarthy comes back to Con
Whittaker. They rnn-rd in "go
lion No. 102,21) Flotilla Stntule*.
necticut nest week, lie har- a two
from 1» to -0 vents old.
whieh states “ Kvrrv i-a*ididate for
million dollar tlliel and slander suit
Other inductees, who ranged
oorniontlon to n**v office herein
pending against Benton in their
from ‘J l to 2-1 years old, * ro
feud over thch Communist In-gov
lirovided for shall !>•* reolllreil
Roosevelt Simmons,
Bohn*
I..
take mid s|..p nod snhscrlh" to e-i
ernment Issue
Reding. Cleveland
Deltose A t,
With the exception of Itlhiroff.
e-itti i s nffirtiiiition in writleir In
Ralph Meeker and Hetty Hutton in n song and dance routine from ivhieh he slttiM stnt*- the pmtii 'iliir
Joseph M. W aller William ^1.
a handsome II-year-old lawyer, the
Paramount-• "Somcliody l.ove» Me," In color by Technicolor, Knowing nartv of which he i« n oiember,
Brown. Roosevelt fjfeeti, SI nley
senatorial nominees
have
not
on the Rltz Trenlcr screen Sunday anil Monday.
I, Brumley. Kugene Burnt* ntnl
spared the hot word
that he dll! no* vole for env note.
lllblrnff, memher of the House
Roliert I.- Jone«.
Inee of anr o*her iin»*y, national
Committee on Foreign Affairs, has
Another call I* elated for n-yt
■Isle or rmintv, at ihe nest ere.
acquired a reputation fur political
month. Mr. C arter sabl. A num
crdlne ( r n r i’ l eleetleo. nn-l lh->'
Independence Much of I he time,
ber ,,f men went to fs*-k innvillo
he did not reiri*ter ■** a member of
H'nallimsa r n w
he has spoken dispassionately,
yesterday for pre-lnductlon exam
anv
other
pilltlrnl
party
durltn*
Still Democratic by n two to mo
sometimes In criticism of his nwn
inations. Tin* in'hietees were sent
the
two
vi-nr*
Imnirflinlolv
ln
^
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PENHACOI.A
(.Special!
—
Prob
majority, hut It was four to one
party,
to Jacksonville Wednesday.
lems arising in the field of water nn*t, rind that hr plMgrH
nr even more In other years.
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technique
recently "Sign nf th
(n
*<ilf
fur
nil
nf
f»ilfh
supply,
sewage
disposal,
mosquito
Most estimate* came from edi
national Red Cross First Aid ren- brought from Hush, n tall, cllgni- her whcele
nr rwm *
tor* supporting Elsenhower. They control and mental health will m- nnrlv —
resenlatlve at Atlanta, flu., Infinancier nf 57. Ihe comment the "Miss
expect the general In gather lit copy thr attention of the Florida tv, whowr rinoi^B ahull npmmr unoo eluded various teaching methods, a / 'Thc voters have had enough cf vision she
only four of 07 counties even Ktate ibuinl n( Health as it* mein till* lijiltol Hi I hi* n^tt «**rrr**rlhr! n e w method of artificial rexplra- IJhnnF Protestations of Indapen- I'hU prior
th*
tnmigh his September v lill tn the bars assemble hern Sunday, Oct. (rrn«tfnl tier I Inn: tin* lit!**
lino, treatment of shock and burns ,l«n''B*
“nd evasion
Her deal
state gave the Hcpuhllcan cause 211, fer a pre-legislative planning iifftil’f f o r w i l l ft* 1’** N 11 « til 11■•Wt «*}
and Civil Defense procedure. He n ,cith,!, rcal
, t.
f ‘. " V T J
thnl
In*
h
ii
OMiilifi*’rl
volt-r
of
t1*n
a shot In the arm
iitnihnsiieii ih..
'* Benton, who hops
around
the CldcnI rtusession.
One newsman summed the situa
Dr. Herbert I,. Ilryuo* of thl* idI lit f*, i*1vi ii if thi* i*»rtio of On* rfitiii- -clmnl teachers h n Z ^ k e .
and Mfl,C
^
*"ban, said
tion In the slate up in Ihts fashion: city who heads Ihe live inemla'l tv of hi» h*im1 m**M«
I hut Ii'* H nolire l.clni* i r,'i.,,.,i
L-ir.i V n bis 1050 campaign, hus referred to was an ail
volers In Ids area "will, on election heard, said timt "a numla-r of Ini tmi*Iifiiid i* i*»p th»» (*.to**Ifntloo l,c „ ,,.,.i)?e v
. ' I , 1 the two HOI- nominees as th e Miss pclc
day showdown, demonslrnte what portant matters In relation to th* iifii| |iuvk nf FIoi I*In to hold 11iu of i i-.-iii.nl
i i T, n
wt'b "twerillcilee cumlldnte
favored byQuine weri
lnnniifnclurers' Inlihv
I’ur
The aetr
heir forefathers taught them
to slate's public h'-nllh program" fire for ufliif,h h** i|**tir*,*i to In* i, . lent* and «,i.|.len llnesse, moie ||1(,
live nml die nndcr tin* banner of would be up tor review at a svs- Romiviiilf*<l: Oi*t h»* IMm »<■
!id On*
n r V i V,,,i’, t 1 ,l*‘ i .
. . . tell ami thch "tweedledum cantU Carnahan
Of Ihe 23 people who enmlle, j
friim W*ll Street "
the Democratic 1‘arly."
rn«**‘* owfd !**vi«**l rufiii’ *t hlo* «■* *i
,
, ,
,,,
Florida tin eleeloral votes) •• atun to lie In-Id in n local I San mndiflMl*’ fr»r **iti«I offh** hv Ov ill the enure, I fi sv«re Negro school1
Carlo*)
Hotel.
learhera.
while
others
represented
r
J
UJ’
,,I1 i" » manufacturer
III*
Still a stand - off, with missing
nnfirofirloM
•‘vriitlvi*
rrimmUlff
counties experb'd in Just about " "Florida's increasing popula of On* potilii iil nnrtv of whirli )v the dcmlnni* uioi. u»».,„.i *i.l * , retort tn the twcedledee nml
tion," Dr. Ilrvnn* said, "is putting
Imitlc Coast 1.1m- Railroad. Forest t'*t!e<,l,,dmn )ilu* was that Henlon governmen
cancel a lead credited to Elscn
U n iTii*rnhf*r* Oml hi* |h*h not vio
ica.si.saJ! . J . I / #i
*!
1iibar|c«•11 on un "U lhh o ur , ri*M(!rnt i
bower In counllrs for which ostl- more and more eropltusis on the lnl«*'l any of Oh* I iiwb of tin*
I* . J ufi|i,n,i nn‘ lh tnC v l 'V r iprojjnim of im ear by impIlcaUmiA rini!‘* nml
males came In. Effects of visits need for improved water supplies, rfdnOiiir to **Ipi thm* or Oit*
it iir ♦* I r lh7 ? vnr!\
n thl! innucn<lot and acc.MiMa»*'»mi of •»,*iM |jla| any u
from Ihe randldates--lhe first In sewagr* illspnsal systems and other trillion of voter* "
oier. St of teaching the general | ()y association, something which
history for Florida - just alumt factors affecting llu* environmen
F R E E H IFT S t
, ,,
.................... he has piously protested against." | Ktsrnhuu
Thn mo** fii-i-fit n-vUiftf nf th" 11 ,, f _
tal health of Its lesbletlls and
cancelled out, Inn.
ersons eoniplcting Instruction
What brought about the senator niill(.<l into
.Stntuti-d
ii’l/itivi*
to
tbii
mill
In*
I
of
visitors,
Soundings In to id i>7 counties
hy the newly-qualified teacher* vs senator battle was he fact that
...........
"Wo are lllerally in a rare with pnitv l«»y»iltv win mnd»* in I fill! i* ' ’ 1
with HA per cent of Hie registered
certified us first-nlders, both Henlon ami I’urlcll got their
of fhi* HMI* l.nfln*
voters Included nine [mils. Seven lime to provide the nreessiiry fa I hi* h>«t
Mrs. fionznirz said,
lohs in the first nlncc through
gave an edge In Elsenhower, two cilities vital to the health mill l‘>lnrr "od i- rontnlmil in Volume
_____
_
appointment rather than election—
favored Sti-Vonsnu- and all editors welfare of <,oi ronmi knhle pnpula No 1, Till.* No t» rh m trr No. M*
Hie 52 year old Benton in IDtt)
H»,r thm WUU**, Floi hhi Slut til*"'
were more conservative In their Unit growth.
,#Kvi*rv i’lindidnti* f*»»
estimates than the poll results.
"We have made rummemlnhlw which
Newsmen figured Elsenhower )>l ogles* in the public health field nnifilniitioii tii nny of fin* In rmiilr
hail gained in at least in counties during lecelll yem* Notable ml «'d In tnlc**, **0.1-fi ii nd Kijtinrrih*1 to
by reason of hard work by the vanres in the mulrol of commu- mi imth or nfflrfoiitlon It* wHUn*f
. — ’—
Benton’s ntipoiiilmenl cattle from
(for. help from Democrats (or olcalile diseases, „ significant re in w*’i h to* **hnII xslnti* tin* imrtv MIAMI BEACH
—Florida ell his old business partner. Demo
Eisenhower clubs, repercussions duction in uuilcinui ntnl infunl •»f wbirh h** U it 111*00In** t it | hit ms
pulp
feed
manufacturers cratlc (lov. Chester Bowles, now
from Truman attacks and Demo nmrtnlily rates, the expansion of hr oilrtl fnr ,t miOorili of 0»** should lie able lo sell all they pro ambassador to India
ll ran until
cratic! dissension They estimated our local health services to the omnium »»f fh«* fi4i r I % of which hr iliice "for years to come." sbvi 1the I9.V) election lie then squeezed
Stevenson had moved ahead In It) point where all bill one of the In a rornihrr «t th** l i “t n rrvril Hilton I. Adams, president of the I through In a I.ion vote victory In
roiintles. on account ol such fac state’s (57 count leu are i nvert'd with 4'l*” tion unit th nf hr ulrdijr** him* farm service division of fieneral fill the final two years of Baldwin’s
tors as the Taft Elsenhower assn the protective public health fea irlf to ndr for n miOority i»r thr Mills
(erm
W HI'.N Y O U T H IN K O F
elation, a lessening of Elsenhower ture have mm ki d that period.
lie told Ihe Florida Citrus I’rocI'urtell got hls appointment from
nomiltrr* »*f «or h nurtv who-*'
glsinor, Democratic voting trad!
niiinn
■tinll
npiioiir
upon
th*
h-il
essors Association Thursday that Republican Mov John Lodge after
"Hut we still Iiiii e a long way
lions
Inf At th** n n t ur*»»*»Hl rlrrlloo; despite the ID million people now Congress adjourned. The new ap
(leorgla 112 electoral votes) • lo go liefoii- we call Caleb up with t'J i tin* tit!** of th** office for which engaged In Ihe dairy Industry the pdfnteo ha* yet to sit m the Senate
SAY AK.MOUH’H!
K
)
Stevenson Is exnected to mnke a present-day need*, to say nothing
I-resent rale of populnllnn Increase and may never do so unless he
boiler showing loan President T ru nf the expansion necessaiy to the hi* i« ii I'findid'iti*; t*t» thit h*» U n will make II necessary tn produce heats Renton
Fur Fet'd — S n y T n xed u — F or S erv lco
man dill four yours ago- und E ls icalizution of Florida's bright fu fHinliflrd i’h-r'or nf tlit* «•*»•**! I I* ii per cent more dairy products
I’urtell'* Interim
appointment
enhower may pull nearly twice ns ture from the stniidpoint of pop On* oAinr nf tin* mtiniy of Id" ho#*»l by ll»T5.
runs
only
until
election
day.
Ills
many voles as Herbert Hoover ulation giowth, Industrial ilevelup- ri*«idi*nr«** ffit thn* h»» U ni|i»|lfl**i*
Adam* urged processor* lo cun-, seat will go to the winner nf the
menl and agririiltiiral prosperity." nndrr ♦hr Iawi «if Florldn to hold
racked lip in I02S
I h«* of fin* for which h»»
to Hone Improving (he uniformity a mi ; Hibicnff-lluih contest.
The Democratic nominee's big
IX Hnnfnrd Avcnua
Phone 358
hr noinlnntod: fd» Unit hr hn*« nild
margin In ii September canvass
URHK
SO
V
IET
EXPU
LSIO
N
tin* niiiPA«nirnt |i*vh»d r*fiiln«t hhi*
looks even larger in Hie mid-Octo
T A IP K II, Formosa US—The )'h|.
mi a rnndldutr for »*id off!**** h*»
ber survey, chiefly because edi
nose Association fnr tho United Na
(Conliliurd From Page Due)
thr rJcrriltlvi* 40inn*lt trr of th:*
tors ol weekly newspapers boost
tions, u Nationalist group, today
-17
I3.t) f»ti1 1y of which hr irt a tni'mh *r*
Stevenson cstlmulcs In rural areas fltavenxnn
urged the expulsinii of Soviet Hill*
flue houacwlfe fnt Sliufensoti and f7 1 that hi* Iimm not vlohi v«i
Newsmen ro|mrt a lol of pro Elscn
sin and her llouiinuolxt aalqR,|i*e
bower talk hill doubt ft will he wrote, "slipping aivav Irom Ike any nf Hie Ijms nf 1b,* Slal»» letalfrom Ihe U. N ll nlsu appealed
polltli'iilly, alihoitgh 1 have the Ing tn i-l'-i'-llrms nr reidsliutinn nf
liiriicd Inin HOP voles
for revision of Ihe U. N. veto
ilei*|iust regard for him us an eleclnrs.”
syslcm.
I f i lH
American, dipliniint, m ilitntist, buTb'l*. Ibrnuitb e'tnnrn-'tinn *be
rnnnilaiinn "pollllrs iniiile all too render tnay see Hint Inyally l-> tha
strange bi-dfellows' I cnnnnt run Demiiernlle pailv with relnllnn tn
C IR CU LA TIN G OIL HdME HEATER
rit i-*ii h l > I ' l u l n r u r Mi-Ciirlbyislii, Demte-riillc candidate" f n e- 'tll- straight Democratic ticket at the
*'
P ntfii *- i# imp l
pul In sen lo rldu out any heavy Taftism, Nixomir** I do not he- nfflce bas taken a definitely liber next general election,
weather (here, and airplanes (rnm lien- that Stevenson will be ii Vup- al trend, print tn 111,HI mill after
In tllfil, the rnuilldale is ii-qolrW
fftr s
military hairs In Key West and 11v u f mid stiinp to Trumnoiam IU’J7, each candidate was repaired eil In stipulate only that he voted
bis irivestigiili'ii Illinois record tn -wear that In- had ant titled for for a majority of the Druini-rnUr
Miami were flown nut of the hur
di.provi*. s u c h a theory."
ricuuc area.
nny candidate*, nlhiw than liis own candidate* at (he previous gcncial
Blimps from lloen Clilcn Naval
Another Stevenson backer said, party, but was ent n-tpiireil |-i «t|. erection nnd that he wmdd vote for
Air tit at Ion near Kev West Prest "Then* never has been a general imlitte he wintlil vide a sit night a majority at tha next election,
dent Truman's landing place on i h u l n made i i good preslilerit. llemte'iHtit- ticket at the nt'Kt gen A maturity requires hut 51 pot
S
n c 6 o r iq
hls vacation trips front Washing Washington might lie an exception eral elect Inn
rent of the Democratic candidates,
ton were down to (ilcnen, Ha., for hut hr didn't do much."
In 11130, the candidate wn« re and any candidate would be consi
safety
Aral *n tile pnllth'iil discussion quired In sweat he bad voted for dered in good standing so long ,i»
A tropical downpour flooded goi's, mrli side pointing with pride tin other than a Ilrnincrntlr can ha voted for a majority of Demo
slreels In Miami at (lie time stnrm In the qonliliea of their candidate didate at the last general election cratic ranilldiitrs not necessarily
warnings were ordered up
and crilicixiiig their opponents.
and that he also would vote a for all of them.
i
Heavy rains were reported over
much nf Culm The hurricane was
It’* a
termed "very wet" hy Navy hur
rlcami hunters who yesterday said
g*n u ln »
It washed pnlnt off the leading
edge* nf their wing* when they
flew into ii.
Florida worried about thn pos
HsmtfaaDvd VKimln D Milk
sibility of Ronds should the heavy
rains sweep tho Everglades farm
Fllltudifd Milk
Ing area around Lake Okeechobee
Fartilltd SklmmsJ Milk
The Everuladoa were reported tn
• 'V 'W
he "salurafed but nnt flooded" In
Biiltstmllk
advance ol Ihe itnrm. Rainfall in
thn torrents that accompany a
Cketaltla Dtlak
hurricane would Rood Ihe land
Cissmsd
C o lli*. Ckosss
Heavy pumping I* keeping It clear
nf water In some areas at present.
tight and Heavy Ctasm
The hurricane Is not a largo one.
Sour Ci i m
• Yogurt
It* area nf strongest wlnda I* close
around the calm center, galas
Hall sad Halt
stretching outward about loo miles.
(A Bland ol Milk and Crsaml
Havana made frantic prepara
tions for tho blow yesterday but a
slight shift In course toolq It, cast
of the city nf 1,000,000 population.
Torrential ralna flooded Havana's
Dixie Politics
Hoard Of Health
To Meet Oet. 26
I’ulp M anufacturers fiR S T C i& ’& 'ffi'SS.?
ICnrourngeil By Talk f t * h“ s™ ”rM*ll"n
FERTILIZER. . . .
HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED STORE
Straw Poll
Hurricane’
A m a zin g
lo w
p
^ ic e
f 80R0EHi
PALL J. CPESTEPSON
ciindidnte
City CotitmisHion
Honest
Ha aald he had not (citified tu
guilt or Ihe InuweMe of Hiss
•nd that he never had doubted the
verdict of the Jury which convicted
•raPa running mat* c h a r g e s
against m e .11
1
" I bring them out." he said,
"only to make the point that thn
Hiss.
mistrust, the Innuendos, ho accu
The candidate said he did not sations which this ‘crusade* la em
mean Ip itigggit either Elscnhowar ploying. threatens not merely
or Diiltes were soli toward Com* (homselvos. hut the Integrity of our
munlila nr "oven guilty of the Institutions amt our respee
fair
had Judgment with wtilchl ho gen*hd
for
Reliable
Dependable
FOR HOME
DELIVERY
In nil thlngrt —•
A limit
you c a r
In Hanford Phone 435
Holy on to Rut
tho Job ilono
^ s m L fu m
CM your votifir
M tfl aiti
[note County Democrat* for Etftei
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Plumbing* and Heatlnjr Contractor* j
for City Cnmmlsnloner
t '*«tf!
Exclusive Doal. Chamber Burntr gives more bear
from Rvery drop of oil* l)**hpltntyl
Superb new styling-rich brown finish, deluxe
bran door pull, bt.tu
Automatic Draft Minder, Waste Stopper, handy
Control Dial, other extra (eaturcsl
See thlt big besting value-for year* of work*
lesi, dlrtlcn healing comfort. . . Complete line of
lYuo-Thcrtn oil heater; for I to 6 roumi--Kitting
K tai A VMw *
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B y K E N T C H R T FA IN
, -Sanford'* banuur foot (.ill i m v i i i
n i y see attcmlanrr records broken
tOftlyK*. ■Mien two of (lie mi
" iio l Florida tuani*
clash >o ttie Memorial Stadium
this evening nt 8:00 urn.Seminole High Hcnoril’* unde
feated and once-llcd Celery Fed*
will engegr lh« Halt Florida
Ceaference'* leading and unde*
feated HI. Augustine'* Yellow
Jacket* of K fllrrlln ii* High
School In a ronleit that hx* r*rn
the moat cnnNrrvatUr predicting
• crowd of nearly 2,00(1 people.
Both elevcni lionat of three V’lnw.
Sanford was tied hy F csh n rg In
tha only encounter that hm blem
ished their Impressive nod, some
What, unexpected early leaiun
’ Joe Pickens
Hey Davis
■bowing. Ketterllnu* has "strum
roll*red" over nil conference cumpetition, flattening New Smyrna
Beach, 29-0, DeFnml. 27-«, besides
leveling Five t)ak lit-HI In a nonconference tilt,
Ketterllnu*,
however,
cannot
boost of an entirely untarnished
record this season, They were
stopped on hy I lay Iona llearh's
Rllghty Mainland In another nonconference tilt. The Yellow Jacket*
were Just playing out of their class
ond they must have known it when
they attempted to go hlg-tlme hy
Scheduling the AA eleven last
year.
Hanford h i* hern turning on
the steam nil week In prepara
tion for this— the biggest- lest
of the searuui. Hu far, the Fed*
have played trams of erratic
. nature, Surh as Palstka. Their
crowning arhlevemenl romr at
tha beginning of the aesson
when flay Itavl* thrilled the fans
with Ms ttl>vard pass Intrrrrptlon that gave the Feds a ti ll
win over Kualla, who went on in
win every game alnre then In
PMC the t’enlral Florida fullference.
Lost week's big 20-IH win uver
Psletka, in (lie Feds' first conferm m encounter, wn* the cllinailc
Mild up for this evening’s meetIp t of undefeated E E C teams,
{■. 'Coach Hill Fleming will prultfWy rn with hi* star senior
Me k fie id
of
(tuarlerbark
Joe
Hutchison, fnllhsrk Kay D ivl*
; Jed halllmrh* Ed "The Itockel"
Lockett and the Fake Monroe
Locomotive Junior Metis, who
M id i o 10-yard ptua average
gain per plsv this year.
, Lockett, however, may see limit
ed action In this evening’s fray,
iinc* he developed a couple of
rhartle horse* during this week's
rugged drills. The Itockel's loss
Will he greatly felt If he Isn't ulde
to nlay.
' The line will see such stal
warts a* “Jampin Joe" Pickens
Md Nolley Nance at Ihe tackle*.
£ • 11?
* nd Hosa llsnnum
- M lling down the guard preits.
Dt) Hhrfllehl and Hultha lllshee.
Mw y converted end, on Ihe
Haaka and that nml thinking
Unrbtrker and renter Terry for' ' Spirit was extremely high In
tosterday’s final Heinluole High
workout In preparation for to, jjjfht'e tussle with Ht. Augustine,
rpllowlng a heavy irrlmmagu
.Wednesday night, players dressed
Otit only In shorts and ran through
.£#010 loosening up drills hefure
.Vanning against Ketterlinus plays
: » ■ dummy scrimmage. Coaches
Onnas and Fleming were well sut.
lafled and predict a close, haulfought contest.
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That Ihri'lMNrk egtr"vsgsn*a
of water *kil»<> ■rtlr>*>. 11,11 Mar
tin's famed tM-Canadr*, will re
torn agsln this Hnedav nflereonn
to tha lake front in xlnire their
Inimitable wilier *Ummleif entic*
for the l.lona Cluli’s visual nid
fund.
After •M rin iillss i l l Srls In
fare nf the alm»*l lii*nrm oor*rh lr nlmlsrle* of Ir-srl.rro iirlr
rhoony waters rhurned up hv
Jnolter ployhis’ snd Id* wind
ally. M arti", a »nv who b»ll*-»rw
In giving lh" fin * s »iy“l slim*
nr nothin* si all derided to re-l
on a return performanre si Id*
own egnen*'*.
At last Tuesday's Fiona Club
meeting, he promised to have no
even larger wr-iV "f fe||lllil*’e n-drhrlturte, Incholin othe comely H F*
eo»d, Ns"cv Cooner, who won tlu>
tilln of Mis* Tangerine Howl for
1062.
"I have my reputation at
stake, ns well rs , my own de.
terminal hut In pill on * credit
able performance for the clMyens of Hanford slid u- iitoolr
* County " he assert'd. "It-slde*.
I owe It tu yo-< I,Ions, since I
|nld you It would tie « eimd show
Of course, we roiihln’t rontrol
the weather, hut we ran nml ire
going to glee soil * show that
eeerynno will tike this Hon lay,
even If It Is v«lng |u rust me
money to do It "
Florence Welsh amt id* com
petent lieuteoard* w"ie uniilde lo
secure the 40(1 hleurher sent* for
lukefrniit apeetnele thi* week he.
cause of the two football games
In the Memorial Htadiiiiu tin* week
end.
However, they have promised In
assemble as many chairs ns pot.
slide for those people Mitt* (•■-I the
26-eent fee for moving nod l«moving the hleachi-rs lust week.
All tlrkrts tu lust week’s
show will again lie honored this
week. The entire net proceed*,
wMrh the Flo"s I ’loh will ac
crue from Hanford’* first showlug of n water skl'.'te eylrsyiiv-n'w, >111 go Into the I loo*
('lull’s grner'il fond for their
worthy children's visual aid
program In Hrmlnule foonlv,
The spine lineliin' thrill* fiirnIsheil by HIM Martin, .lerrv ho
lier. Paul Hndlli and n "wind"
host" of olher star performers wilt
he hack In force fur ihl* Hunilav’s delayed show.
The floating ski -1itmrt hoard will
lie nuiveil closer to the liulkhead
If the hvarlidhi iln put d u ller up
the wider, Marlin snlil. Till* of
course will afford the paid cu-itnm
era a better vantage point for the
two hour hlmw.
Fast week 760 paid thdr wny
ill the MiniII rniir hicloHed are*
near the Elk a phvgrmind wldie
HU estimated 1,7.10 mure fanned
nut slung the shnrelllie from
Park Avenue In Mellnnvllle \veline, rnverlng a mile slretrh ml
the siiiithern shore of Fake Mon
roe.
Welsh tulil the picas In* wu*
overly grateful for the generous
Inilulgrnre the Fiuus Club received
when the weather disuiipnlnted the
huge throng last Humlay.
M cNecse May Not
Be Breather For
Tamoa Grid Team
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The I,ion* Club-sponsored Hkl-Capade* will return with a larger
uml more complete array uf lovelies such as these Humlay afternoon
at tile Fnkefrunt. The wuter skiing extruvugania that drew the praises
of northern critics this summer Is a creation.of Orlando's Hill Mnrlln.
Tickets for luid week's postponed show will he honored ngnin tills
Reynolds Scores TD
Fur Heminoles On
20 - Yard End Hun
Ilv M EF F F E IH t’HKH
The Hemlnulv High School J.
V.’s mpuiil suffered it* first defeat
of the year lo Edgewuter of Or*
lumlu IH to tl. The value was play*
<*l al Edgewater'* new High
Hfliool at 4 o'clock Monday afternoun,
Edgrwaler marrhr*l r i g h t
llnuiigli Hanford'* defense and
erurnl on a running play In the
flr*l few minute* nf the game.
Th'dr try fur the extra point
wa* nil grant. Edgewater then
kicked deep Into Hanford’* owp
territory and held them there
for four ij ii irk down* and that
for ceil the Jluhy Fed* to kirk.
Edgewater b l o c k e d - Johnny
June'* iinnt and (hi* set up an
other
Edgewuter
touchdown.
Johnny Junes
Harry Uatm
siul again Ihe try for the eatra
point failed.
After tho first quarter Sanford
look life nml placed very good of
fensive uml defrnilve trail hut
neither team wns able to score
lignin before the half ended.
When the second half began the
Jr, Eagles puitred It down and
scored ngnin, Thla tlma nrt an uff
tackle smash for their thin) and
final tuuchduwn.
In Ihe fourth and final frame
uver Tampa.
Doth go in fur a hard running Hanford ntarted Hu lungent
mnrrh nr the day, gl| the way
attack. Tn passing, Tampa appears
Inin deep Edgewater territory.
mure effective.
Tampa has won three, fled une Nlre run* hy Dallas Turner,
TAMPA un-Tho University of
Tampa had scheduled MrNeese
Stale from Louisiana at n football
breather. They play tonight (B p
m.) and nuw McNeese le haunting
the Tampans.
McNeeso was little regarded be
furv the scaiun started. Then Ihe
l,uko C’hurles team turned out tn
bo n iKiwi«rhmmo In tho Gulf CoaM
Coiiference. If anything, tho lantls-
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Fust place Florida Power met
Fight Company opened up u de
termined hid lo vacate tin- cellar
in the ('tty llnwtirnr l.engne |unt
Wednesday night when they com
pletely upset the t.'elerv Cltv
Printers
with
three
strulghl
shucking victories nt the Hanford
Howling Alley*.
Despite the fact that Furry
Pcvlr m i l i i l u ,m m i , tup fur the
game, uml Al Negrntto hit for u
491 series, thu prlntura rouldiiT
Jimmy Hawkins Huns
For 4 TD’s And
Converts 1 Point
ash here with the Par-
ruau&fc'ac
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Florence Villa
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Touchdowns: Crooms — Arthur^
Knight — 1, linear Williams — 2.
Florence Villa — none.
F ilm points: ('rooms — Grady
Edge. Florence Villa —■none.
FI (it ITS FAST NIGHT
Hy The Associated Press
F A F F lttVK.lt. Mass -T ip p y Lar
kin, I It, (iarfiehl. N. J.. outpointed
Maurice Jenkins, 149, Newark, N.
J., Id
NEW YOKK tSminyalde Harden) *
—Johnny DIhIIIo, 116, Hayonne, N. •
J , out|Miinli*l Sain Anderson, 130k,
Piltthurgh. 9.
Open Howling
Sanford Bowling
Alley
SUPER SHOE SERVICE
(Mi Nitn||t Purls O r m i r
Alsu Zipper — Fuggwge and Feather G ihmI* Hepalrlng,
We dean uml whine all kind* uf *hoe*.
thing
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A '-ip u id o p e r a t e s f r o m tin- single-j.'^B.;;;.w in g
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n o t li- ^ P H H R T T e --f
throughout the entire contest. An
indication of things to come per
haps, but freshman mentor, John
Hcott, asserta that the sudden
change meatu nothing certain.
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High Fidelity
PHILCO
TELEVISION
Haya Hcott. "Our uso of the T
against Dolmnd means absolutely nothing. It waa Just an ex
periment. Wo thought that It
might bo easier to leach It to
throe boy* now while they are
freshmen. Hesldeo, In Ihe abort
length of time (hot wo’vo had tu
work with them, the T was
easier to learn." ||» went on lo
add, however, that kls rhargea
still had not quit# mastered any
formation,
Nevorlhelesg. the Volusia county
team just could not find ■ com
bination which could stop tho local
outfit Behind Jim lUwkina tho
Bprouta marched for scores In
every quarter,. Hawkins It tho
same Fake Monroe lad whu starts
(nr the HumInote Jay-Vces and
who hag accompanied Ihe Varsity
mt every trip thus far thla aeason.
operating from -the quarterback
slut, ho slashed through tha DoU nd forward wall lima after time
to garner all four Celery Hpruut
TDa and the only extra point of
tho evening,
WI T H
sram
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I'K iK IM S
A F F T Y P E S O F S H O E K C P MltlNti
IN CLU D IN G OHTUOPHIHC WOltK AT T IIK
Naples U F t Myara " I
HI. Paul'e (St. Patera
Ht. Ann'a (Wm I Palm I
Caen (Miami) I I (Ito)
Witnauma 61 VenlcaNo
Dursey (Miami) IS Dm
Myera) 0
ns Off Thursday
me for the Sstur-
the i’urite- t Marled while '.he hand
ployed the "National Anthem”.
They made Mini her appearance on
the half lo entertain tile folia while
the leMiu look n break.
Just like a Boost
in Station Powerf
I In-
nvcri-iniio the cnnaKInnt huulluv
■if thu pnwurmun.
Not one larwlur on the I'-imr
team rulltsl lower than tlcnrr
KusselPs I I I . Train I'aulain
l-enn t.awsim hit fur ItH. Knlpt,
llubhsrd far a lltM. Calvin fir* *
470, and f.owlnn Him* Hit- lap
figure nf 179.
Thu three slrnlgM win* • -«*.• • i
K I'A F tu tie the printers fur flfili
place In the Icngiic stqndlug*.
Meanwhile, Htine Mm-hlne Cm,,,
piny limved ever closer tn first
place hy sweeping their three
name series with Htatiliry.Kugi r*.
It was the excellent bowling of
Carl "Hot Hhul" Vmi Herhnlix
that paved the wav for the irlumphs. Von took ihe evening lumnra with the heal two ynim-s in
league play for the evening with
u pnlr nf IIH'a and *he high ser
ies uf the night of 662.
Kddle Klrrhhnfr rhlmmed in
with a prodigious 916 aerie* In
aid the nln snlsMerln-t Hllnemen. I'attl I'esnhl pared the ususlly high scoring HI mi ley-It »•
gera with a 90* aerie*.
Ace (Hats clung tu their Irnyue
lead hv scoring twu wins uver the
Host Office in three sets, Itxy
Carroll led th* wav fur the winti*rn with a 491 *url»* while .Im-k
Kanner was rtelit heMtnl with a
477 total. Harold Aindehy of the
postman was, however, the top
scorer In the gnme with a 629 scr
ies. Kanner'* 109 game was the
top score of the evening In the
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Williams Scores Twice To Pace
Crooms’ 19-0 Win Over Florence
Hy T . V. D AVIS
The Crooms Academy Panther*
plastered tile Florence villa Suck
I nk (lulls iuxt night at Memorial
Stadium hy a score of IIMI. The
win gave the 1’anther u two-year
record of 10 wins III ! I games.
The other game was n tie hist
year with the Hocking Hulls.
Captain (Isrsr Williams pro
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duced two of the touchdown*
while Arthur Knight made the
other. Both Williams and Hnlghl
fm
displayed fine running. Knight
11
made the first tmirhdowu hut
u m
the ralra point try failed.
The Panther linemen with their
"wall of steel kept the Hulls out
side of their territory most of the
night and were In trouble only a
couple of times In the game. The
play, that was clicking perfectly,
was the "Oscar Hperini”, name
after its master.
Hoth trams went scurrlrss In
tha first quarter but in the last
minute (irsdy Kdgr intercepted
one of the Forking Hull pnwwe*
snd rsn 'in yards before slipping
down only a frw yards from his
destination. After the Panthers
moved within .1 fert front the
goal, the whistle blew for the
end of the half.
Opening the second hall with
the FrankIInito n leading hy 12 0,
they kicked to Florence Villa, who
- dt mvs
week. The Fiona Club Is sponsoring this water skimming carnival for hutl the hall only u few minutes
their children's blind and visual nld fund. Thu four beauties are, left I k - fore panthers Intercepted u p u s s .
in right, Phillis Hrvttrtl, ChuC'hl Coker, Margaret Munguni and Nancy With the hall in ('rooms |Hisses
Cooper, Miss Tangerine Howl of 1962. Tickets me nuw on sale at shin, Oscnr Williams ran dll yitrda
oil his own play, the "Oscar Spe
Faust’s, Tuiichtun's and Kuumillal and Anderson drug stores.
cial", Etu| tirady Edge kicked the
extra point, the first of the night.
All of the Panthers saw active
duties last night.
The Crooms hand was in swing
Inst night with u new instruclor.
The majorettes came on the field
Mt the opening of the gume tu get
Edgewater Stops Power And Light Seminole Frosh
Printers
Flattens DeLand
Fed JV ’s 2-Game Upsets
In Series Sweep
8th Grade, 25-0
Win Skein, 18-6
W L Fins ll.fl. and lust ona. McNaesc lust only to
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Johnny Junes, and Jim HawLouisiana Tech, tho leant which Mo* moved tha hall Up tn the
Edgewater 30 yard line, Then
gave Florida State a licking. Me
Neesa has won four and has given "Handy" Handy Reynolda made
a fine running plav ground hla
up only five touchdowns.
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Coach Msrcullno Huerta has right end for a Hanford Touch
chsnged his Tampa lluaup, shining down.
Home of the outstanding players
Capt. Tom Mahln from tackle to
N A VY f r a g i j k
renter and making a halfback out far Hanfor-ls w efl, T-arrv Bales,
W. L, Pins Pta. of Fullback Al Ualhora. Tackle
18 • 14664 19 Hraaton Founders takes avor Mb
hln'a spot.
The Louisiana team la In good
HIGH SCHOOL FOOl
Hy The Assaclatad
Miami Jackson 30 Miami
Jacksonville Fee M W(
M IXED FKA
Uenrh 0
Coral Gables 14 South B
Gainesville F. K. Yonge
Ace Class
P in a Maclilnw
n e t Office
■toAjey-Rogers
(Mary Citv
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Bigger
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o Demonstration
of this
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Revolutionists Fringe Area Reception
Ilero’aauruutiunal telavision
nstwa for reaidenta of notay
locatloiui or remote frlngd
areas. New Pldlco develop
ment la “just like • boo*
In gtetion power".. - brings
greeter distance. . . greeter
freedom from Interfer
ence than wee ever before’
thought poeeibla. Get thd
full atory now of thla sweep
ing advance'
Complete Installation Only l|§-60
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EM ab llH hed
1008
Back-To-Work Nod
Given To Miners By
-Boss John L. Lewis
Union Chief Tells IIis
MenibersTo Resume
Their .lobs Pending
Further Dickering
WASHIN(iTON~i»t
-Jo h n 1.
_ Lewis linluy ordered striking »ol(
V roal miners lo gu hark to work at
once.
Tha chief of the ’ United Mine
Worker* messaged all union dl.s
trlrt officer* Dint It was hla opinion
work should lie resumed pend
In if government reconsideration of
whether the miner* may have a
fl W> u day pay increase which
I he industry lias ucreed lo
The Wage Ktahiliratmn Hoard
trimmed the rise tu tl so. holding
that a higher boost would violate
* • the government's anti inflation pro
gram
President Truman had appealed
directly to Lewis to get the miners
back lo wurk
Trumuii Invited Lewis to the
White House lust uighl und made
the request Lewis promised coop
eratlon
Immediately nfter lids
conference. Ihe President left on
Ills final political campaign tour
The Industry and Ihe union have
Jointly appealed Ihe deelslon of Ihe
f wage hoard Their appeal Is In
9 Huger Putnam, economic statdllra
tlnn director, who has authority lo
overrule bnuid decisions
Associates ol I a*win have made
It plain Dial he expeels the full
(('onlluurd tin Page Pour)
Stevenson (gaining
Strength In Final
% Returns On Poll
Hv K P N T I'U R T I SIN
rimmcm'l'’ nr«—ulenDal nominee
TJo«ernoe A«"-i Stevenson of IIIInois Itrgen nlrMnv op stre'ivt*' on
It1* eve of the "l*vslqg nf the ||eraid’* straw tw»t|, T* <* .sm alln" n(
pnlllleel e'dldnn vID end lonleht
al "ddnlflil, AD ballots mini he
me lied nrlnr lo *ba* time.
Htevensnr) pulled 1*4 voles to
w n n p nominee General Fisenlmw
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ta/e III over Ihe week-end. IkW has
rarnered Htttl >'ole« »o Sl»venson’a
BO In th» noli an far. The total
vote la IKK nr P.B perrerd of the
I I BIO.total reelstered vote
,v
.Steven -o n cu t In to P * , enho»ver‘*
r o m i r a p d l n r lead, s l i g h ' l "
A illal
r a i s e d t h e p e r c e n t a g e o f Id s v o l e
t o 18 H t h e t d i’ h t d t It h a s tieen
s i n c e t h e p. d l h e y a n a l m o s t t w o
w e e ks non. H ise n h n w e r s lid ha*
r e c e i v e d n n o v e r w h e l m i n g 81 2 p e r cent of th e to tal vote,
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FUienhawer
Vote
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O n e [le n m cra tlc m e re h a n l w ro te,
" T h e r e » r » s e v e n m e m b e r s in m V
f s .- d lv — a ll fo r S te v e n s o n ." A Iw b v
s i t t e r I n r |ii * e d a v n * e f o r t h e D e m .••ratle n o m ln ea w it h th e s e w o r d s .
“ Stevenson
Is a
fin e
m sii and
co m e s fro m a fin e fa n d lv ."
A housewife votiut* for Ike wrote
her atand In a nutshell hv pens A cllllng in the following, "flen. Eleenhower ran heat give u* an honest
administration. Stevenson nwei to.,
much to Truman and the political
hoase« »n lie able to clean the
•itieua.’ "
Another voter wrote this letter:
"In teply lo the person who wrote
that the Republican* were t* much
responsible for he mess In Wash
ington as the Democrata—I was a
Democrat until after I heard Mr.
Truman, the upposed man to be
‘ At the head leader of our great coun
try, use such profanity. Not only
In his whistle slon speeches, hut
his every dnv life has lowered the
Democratic high standard platform
since he became President.
"As a Christian, can you or I
vote for a man that disobeys our
God laws? If General Eisenhower
becomes our President, let its hope
he Will be a men of high standard
and not have any mink coals hang« Ing around."
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(p h rl'slf of the
County hospital hl'Uil issue nil 'I
"no-ram ••nndocled l.v George
TouliV -• the regular weekly lull
che",i of the Rolarv Cloh toils"
Rtre-al.ie the emergency tiee.l
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Hu* t l f j il li r t t f for th« r u i n i n g l ' t r- U lg'it lUl rlr« H u ll T I hfv a i r (I l u r ):
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which "sist* -odav *•». more mte
Mary Bethune
!McGranery Sees
Flays Dewey On Need For Change
Racial Question In McCarran Act
•Iinli-" Htelistrom
einidiastnol
tills ne,'i| by revealing ihiil Insl
Haturdnv night the local b o n it.il |
received a cn’l from the Naval Ml
Hlntion w ill. rea|iecl lo -« babv |
wlileh bad lust bail a tonsil". t«»,w 1
at llie d lsp-nrar" there and nredeu
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it resiiw itator The baby was taken
in Die hospital. and a m il*" »■».
sent id one.* til the second Poor I"
l.rm r llie resoacllator to tl e i pi i
ati-ig room
On the wuv down the eli"'atiii
NKW VttltK
Mary M iLim l
slin k . and before th" lesoscl* dm
linthuii" Ni-gm r.bu’iilur lisiuv
could be mitten fl"iu the ■ecmnl |
nisi'd
N
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Tlmmas
floor 'll tbe operatlne room. III"
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id (rying •<» "sini-ni a
baby bad been brought from tin gimi!
imiiii" Si'ii .liilin Sparkmaii ■
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A ir Flat ion to llie hosidliil ' h r " , Alahaiiiu
oil*hle In get to tbe teailrcltalol
Sin- said Imwi-y was "iiisl plain
II died.
"T ills." said Judge Steii»lroin, | ilhlilllg" will'll he 'might In plrtuli'
"Is an emotional argument which i Dm licmurrallc vli'g pii''idwitlul
we dll nnt want to dwell nil III lids numinim us u ruiisl
"Down in Alabama, wi> know
campaign but II does serve In emphasise "ur need for a hospital " John Sparkman and wt* knnw w"
Describing the present bosiii'al. dun*t have tu lm .1 Irani nl him."
llie Hev. Zimmerman pnlnied out she said In un <,pt>n It-ilt-r prithat II was never designed to he u pared fur hrmidi’uvt tonight nil
"His
hospital, that tt la not properly nr W * l -radio stkiinir WI.IH
i-> sound und tils sympaDnes
ranged or suitably built
tie ii heart
are deep "
hospital, that Its halls a i" too n»t
Mrs HeDiune, wartime M u - r i a l
row and all D* rooms <>\". crowd
assistant to the secretary uf war
ed. and that altogether It is " most
amt Negro affairs advner to tbe
Inefficient, uncomfnrtabb and pos
lale Franklm D lluuseielt. rlial
slldly disaslrnos situation
<f'liilf lllUPlI !)«« I'/iye | mar j
It Is totally Inadequate to uirrl
llie normal needs of •> g< *wing
comimiuity, he said, an.' m the S e v e r a l S u l i j t r l s O n
event uf an emergency. »u-'h ns ■
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train wrack, u large fit". ... •illusion. Its lack of fa cilito s roidd
The Son Mil ( ’mopHiiy lor,iii-li
imve disastrous fonseoeeiir". II"
recalled the recent highway urci- hen* will lie represcnleil nl lb"
■lent In which n numher of farm ln""ting id lb" ('III I'otmniixluii
lu rei|0"sl I'oiipi'ratiuii
laborers were killed ant nt(.ir• it lolllglil
amt couid not he accommodated «• from lh" (illy In giHiiiing ii I itv
own"d properly op it." north m.I"
the local hospital
He also pointed out tl" Deling of its plant lo repla"" frontage
of fear and Insecurity which e x wiilch will be tnki'ii utf Ihe prop
ist* among tualiv people w Oh *>■«- erly in th" i.iopus".! French Ave
pect to the Inadequalel facilities, mt" widening proleet, ui’c.irdiiiy to
Altornev Voli" Williams Jr., wlm
. ( ’•a tla s*" o s H««* * —•'
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lO d u c a to r I'Y o n i .\ (lu in t* y ( if iif i'a l D e D a y t o it a D e f e n d s
t a i l s K n u l l s |«’o i m d
S | i : t r k m a n ’s
Stand
In lin m ie :r ;it in n L a w
Cnmmission A^umla
Is representing th" <'ity m tlir
profect.
Mr. Willlunis- said plans call fm
siiearlng off prunmly id the conipany at a luadlng dia'k, wblcb
would cut down pinking capacity
Approximate!" MX* -eople have
for trucks from two vehicles to
been through the office • f the up". The property llie company de
"Detene-ats foe Klset'howei" *1 sires Is a strip measuring 2/i by
the Melseh Rulldlm-. since •! >vn«
HD feel, which would allow for the
opened sllghtlv more than three
luadlng of two trucks at once.
weeka sou, acn rd ln g to *'huck
The proleet, Mr. Williams said,
Howes, who Is t'oon'e -n chidrinsu
call* fur the widening of Frenrh
with Malcolm MaeNeill.
Avenue from Hemlnule Hunlrvnrd
Mr. Rowes, #«al*led hy M Rowes, publicity chairm an, explained to Dark Avenue to facilitate six
eonlritiullons have been received lanes of traffic.
Other matter* un Ihe agenda
from thase people for the urealfor thn meeting at H:(H) pin. llidentlal campaign of the Hepiil.lican
nominee, hut that more fond* are eluda a discussion on the auditing
needed. A ll expense* for the .nil**- uf City hooks hy George It. Wll
tV-wl<le campaign are being poll Hum*, a reipiest by Hirlmrd lleniy
from funds accrued from county to use lighting fixtures ut the old
cuntrlhutora, he said, making the twill park at the Houlliside .School
campaign strictly u l<*s’*»l one In as a permanent installation, sever
al reipiests fur street lights, and
that respect.
Gold “ Ike" pins have been tfivtn a discussion of a proposed loud
to those peonl* cnntributliiK to die pmiker system In the City Com
camnalgn. These pin*, along with mission room,
another type of pin fender strips
and literature ronrernlne General
KHenhower, are evallabln at Ihe
office, Bowes listed. Mm . Sam
Thurmond has been acting a* of
Observance of Navy Day In San fice secretary.
ford and the Naval Auxiliary Air
Also, he revealed, Information
Station was confined to the tran* may he secured at the office con
null display of American flags on cerning the proposed lolnlng of a
Tha campaign for the huapltal
the downtown streete of the City. motorcade which Ii being Initiated liond Issue on which Heminole
Lt. T. L. Sullivan, public rela- at Orlando to go to hear Governor county properly owners will vote
•tiona director at tha navy station, Bymea of South Carolina speak at on Nov. * was carrltd hv member*
4-1 said there were no fetlivltlee plan Ja ck so n v ille Wednesday.
uf tha Clllvanx •Ho.pltal commitned today. lie said that since the
Other activities of the county tee to Ovlajlo, AlUnumla Hpringa
Institution of Armed Force* Day, political group Include the display am) Longwood Saturday.
there has Iwen very little observ ing of ftvo large highway MilBy mean* of a public addr.-xa
board*.
ance of Navy Pay In tha Navy.
avitem mounted on Judge Douglas
fltenxtrom's ear tha people In these
three towns and thoia along the
highways were urged to vote on
thla Important fwua when they go
The Hanford Herald la rondnrtiag a straw poll among voter*
to the poll*. Those on Dm trip
of Bamlnole County, from now m ill midnight 0*1. 17. to deterwere Judge Rten.trom. Kailylu
mine which candidate la favored by Ural voters.
Houihoder and George Tnuhy.
Merelv cheek tbe bos opposite tko randtdate you favor for ibo
Tha cltlsens of Oviedo were
next President of Ibo United Mates n d mall It lo tko POLL
complimented on the fine clinic
KD1TOH. 8ANFOB0 HKRALD, HANPOtlD, PLA. You do not
AC
they had built, were told that thla
b»*« to algo yoor M ao, bot wo woold liht to bava yoo list your
surely Indicated that they were In
uecupatioo eo that wo may subtUvtds tha roaulto among tko variaua
terested In taking ears of thoaa
who needad prompt medical core,
■nd that their concern should be
translated Into a favorable vote
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tor tha hoapltal In the county w at
Adlai Btsvsni—, Democrat
HWVMI lit IHMI-Si
where even more extenalve W p l-
Ov«*r 500 People Visit
Ike’s H eadquarters
Do You Favor Ike Or Adlai?
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row night's meeting. Mr. Halt said Wl»n i rfri i i’ll to Hi* /.*••i4i*»# Until i S p i n k** ih b nt 4 1v *t | f*v n n i i i f n i i '
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issue.
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strom, co-chairman of the Cltireu'- cliHiiiiv lli" request „f J L Hurl, S l i O f o f d , a n d Mr*4 | ( o \ | r K i t vrH,
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Hospital Committee, will adili
J tllll (Ink A Venn*'. (,,, a m iinii," I i i l l u l m iN ce, titu* it m n i i h r r i d m i
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the Disabb'd Amerlcfin Velemti- («» ill a k■
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ment with mi milsiii" slaiiwny: ll," i ’ I mh u n i m i n t *
at the Legion Hut In P rslri" l.uk
iti.d I T il f cf i i i i i 11 '
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In f e r nitm f w i l l fir n m I r m I n I
request of [.euiinii! I1. Auculu l>‘
tomorrow night at 7:.'!<) p.m.
lalnifiHi’ r
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County Hospital Campaign Taken
To County Towns By Committee
Muring* a group of Interealed peo
ple gathered to hear the .dory of
th* need of ih* medical center ami
how they might heln plncn Ducounty on a plane In keeping with
a progressive xcltleme.it of :«l,f)(HJ
forward-thinking people. <Ju»stiona were answered and th* acute
need far th* hospital was "i.iplix■Ised by an Altamonte Hprlngs
cltlxen, Mrs. Karl Hlley, who l«
superintendent et the Fernal.l
Laughton hospital.
According to som* who heard
the talk In I.ongwood, there Is a
general feeling there that the bond
Issue will get a favorah).. vote in
that precinct. It was said.
Lea Gary, mayor of Oviedo, in
talking to the committee members
eaid that they were ju itly proud nf
their clinic and for many of the
ease* It provided adequate rare.
Many people realise, howuver, he
added, that they are not equipped
to handle th* more complicated
casei, nor tb« Indigent*, and on
this M i l l would no doubt vote
A t the poet office in Altamonte
(C«>.iao*0 Oa ra g * F e u )
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Ike Says He Worrt Be Talked
Out Of Seeking Korea Peace;
Stevenson Flays M cCarthy
U s Cast Votes On Triau>/> IHU
Zimmerman, Tucker
Anil Stenstrom Dis
cuss Vital Issues
Navv Day Observed
By Display Of Flags
%' i T L ' i D m i 4 n n n
AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W 9 P A P E H
Rotary Told Of
Emergency Need
For New Hospital
o iis t e h o sn lta l f i f i l l l l r a , the Hev
Z h n u o 'im a n - a id that e m e r g e n - v
m e a s u r e - a te n e c e s s a r y lo n o . '
t i l l s " i i i e t i > e i i " v n e e d n in I t b n t I I I "
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ulrc" ol jiropcrly ukkii"il hv him "o
Holly Avenue, mil III of Four III
Street; a ri'qucsl hv Hiirluil’s I'o
acral limn" lo laiihl an eslenslon,
ami a request bv II K Took" fur
Die approval of a sign al tbe I'lg
'n Hun.
Amendment Affect ini; Construction
Phase Of Schools To Be Voted Upon
Kditur* Note: Tills I* one nf
a .cries un (he II
pr.qn.xrd
amendment* It. llie Florida Con
atlluthm which are subject tu
rutlllcatlon or rejection lu Ihr
A 1280,000 damage *nl( liss
Kcncrsl election Nov. I.
li**n filed against StricklandT A LLA H A S S EE o*>- Florida vut
Morrison, Inc., bv Alice Hmivhl, era
will decide next week wh.-Dier
Osteen, fur her daughter, Marilyn tn pul a 30 year guiiruulcc un state
lleught. as s result »f an automo- funds for county sch.s.l construe
Idle arrident F"li. 1)1 in which III" Dan amt permit borrowing agalnxl
latter was seriously injured
Diem lor more new buildings now.
According lu Die Infm m«th»i o n
That is the purpose of amend
file »t the office of the Clerk of ment No l uu Die ballot list uf
the Circuit Court. Miss Hrnight ll proposed changes In Ihe Florida
waa riding in s 1040 Ford lu.lar ('orislliutlun that aru subject in
""den, driven by Rnhert Knulersmi, ratification or rejection In the Nov
Cameron City and owned by the 1 general election
Hanford curpuralion, when the ac
Hpomtora say II would make
cident occurred At the time, It about 100 million dollar* available
was listed, Kaulerson was a min In Die next couple ol years lu build
or and unaut!mrii»d to operate an srhools that are needed to relieve
automobile under th* Htate laws. over-crowding, replace decrepit
A aummon* was served nn tlm structure! and take caru of the
corporation Friday. Mis* Hauglit growing numher uf pupils.
Is balng represented hv Fishbark,
They also claim the constitution
Williams and Smith, Orlando law al guarantee will make It poaiible
flret. and Garland W. Bptnctr, to borrow at lower intereat ratea
(0 finance acbool construction
Sanford attomay.
Automobile* Accident
Brings Damage Suit
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p ci pupil a llu c a tlu n they a lr e a d y
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Al Die request ul suv cnunly.
Die Cabinet State Hoard ut Fdii ut f 442.304 7tl Mi’lviti .SUrk M jdcation cmiiil issue Inin,is to (inunce niiiiiitriitiir. w(nlf Atlorii«*y Mack
N t'kvrlumi Ir li (h i tesidant
sctuiul ciiuslruction or maim im
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Upset-Happy Vandy Sharpens Up
Attack For Georgia Tech Clash
Nick Hermanns were the lop re
By The Associated Preas
The upset happy Vanderbilt Corn- ceiver*.
Coach Ralph Jordan's Auburn
modore* are sharpening their pass
ing attack in preparation for n Tigers worked lo eliminate tum
turd ay football meeting In AI bles, und I lit- ri held an offensive
lie with unbeaten Georgia Tech drill. Jackie Creel, 135 pound half
Coach Bill Edwards hail fresh hark, returned lo action alter huv
man Quarterback Bill Krletemeyer inj; been out since Ihe start id the
season with an Injured knee
doing the throwing In an n'Vnilve
Coach Bear Woll pul Tnlane
drill yestrrday. Vanity's defensive through un oflenslve scrimmage
K.
J Chuuvln was a I the lullhuck
unit worked against “ K" team
players who went using Tech of post, tilling In for Injured Max
all-Gee. Tulune meets Auburn this
(•Olive formal Ions
Coach Hobby Dodd held a long
drill and after Ihe session said he
believed hi* Engineers were a*
good as laxt year's team
lanililanu Stale scrimmaged an
111 dusk In preparation to r lloMaryland Tertis Coach Guyncll
Tinsley said I.SU Is "going to Col
lege Park, Md , with only one Idea
(n mind and that's to win " Jerry
llarehand, the team's leading seur
Or. worked at fullback In replace
Uijured Ia-roy I.abut
5 Coach Murray Warinatti uf Mis
iilsippt State moved freshman
■•Ifoack Clovis McKtssuk up lo
fhe vanity lo fill a gup made
•hen Joe Fnrtunato sprained an
inkle.
Alabama, Mississippi Slate's Sul
Urday opponent, lum-d up Its aerial
ltacV Quarterbacks Ch-ll Hobson,
obby Wilson and Burl Starr did aren’t expected to
(Host of the tossing Joe Cnrlls and Clnrlnuall this week
S
I
GatorH Concentrate
On PaHKintf DefenHe
Florida's
G A I N E H V I L L E ~ i i /P i
pass defenders will go llirough an
other wtlngrr this week. Slapped
ground hy Vanderbilt's Bill Krictrtneyer last Saturday, they are up
Igalnst Georgia's /,<-k» ItratkowIki. Krleteineyer Is Kit ft Imst psss*r In the nation anil Rrulkowaki
18th.
Chilly winds that sliced across
ihe practice field Tuesday encmir
aged the Florida squad to mil full
gleam Into their work. Most ok
the emphasis was on a running
gtlark and defense.
■ The team’s two highest scorers
may miss the Georgia game, Bn
ford Long, tops In the Rnutlmisl
ern Conference with 48 poinls,
worked out lightly on the side
lines while Reed Quinn ami Dick
Watson alternated at his shilling
halfback (position.
Tommy
Haddock,
who
has
acored three Florida touchdowns,
la trouhlrd by Injury along will.
Long,
B o w lin #
Ace Glass
Post Office
Stine Mucliine
.Stanley ■Roger *
(!elery City
F. P. & L.
High
Stam liiiRH
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12 8
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16716
16688
16768
16878
768
KUI
826
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8 12 Hi l.m I
0 16 Ir a n i)
Average
Mill
MIJI
171.1
1114.2
1012
sold
rltu lls
S te e le
High Series
616
B o ss
r liu lls
H e rb s l
61 I
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High (lame
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Game C om m iH H ion To
Study Fish Problem
T A L L A H A S S E E ,' (Special>-A
tnaating of the members of the
Game and Fresh Water Fish
Commission has been called for
M
UTOUBjr, Oct.
uci, m
ni. 0
v a.tn., nv
Monday.
87,f at
at the
Game Commission offlre here, It
w ai reported today by Clinlrmsn
Cecil M. Webb, of Tampa.
Webb said that the meeting
would be for the purpose of discussing the controlled seining pro
grain currently being combined
Op llx bodies of water — Lukes
Okeechobee, G e o r g e , (’fee
Reedy, I lari Is and EustbIII
the Stale,
Webb staled further that "at
the end ofthe first quarter of tin*
fiscal year Ihe Inspection fee o n
the flan that were removed from
the various lakes under the uro
gram did not yield sufficient
revenue to pay for the super
vision and maintenance of the
seining operations.
“Consequently,"
added
the
Chairman, “ the purpose of the
meeting Is to determine just what
should be done about the experi
mental controlled seining pro
gram, since the finances of thu
Game Commission will not per
mit US to tako a loss on these
operations."
High Game
dom
High Hrrlrs
Celery Fed Schedule
< lrt. 21 — H I. A u g u s tin e , h ere
O c t. 31
W in te r P a r k , th e re
N o v. 7 — New H n iy r n s , tb v rs
N o v . I t — .H r a b r t r ir , h e ic
N o v. 21 — O pen
N ov. 21) — lie b a n d , h s ra
( H n m rro m ln g )
Powell, Betts And
Crippled Hatters
Take Best Before Yates Pace No 6
Beginning Drills To 3-Ciame Sweep
D ELA N D (Sp ecial)--A crippled
Stetson Hatter football squad took
Mondnv off tH-fore launching drills
yesterday afternoon for the for
midable Parris Islam) Marines—
next Saturday's foe.
After a htuising fray with the
Tampa Spartans last Saturday, the
Hatters were- dealt a cilppllng
blow when It was learned that
Pass-Snagi'lng end Dave l.aude
would probably he mil the remain
der of Ihe season due to Injuries
received In this game. Willi Han,
recently voted Florida Back of Ihe
Week, was Injured to Ihe extent
that he will miss several weeks of
practice.
Not lamenting over being held
lo a 6-6 deadlock with Ihe Spar
tans, Halter Coach Jav Paltee
gave high praise lo his defensive
nlaloon for holding the potent
Tainpa offense lo 60-yards rush
ing. Corning under this heading
In Ihe Haller line were stalwarts
Uuldu 'la mi bur. Dave l.aude. H.
J. Leathers, Willi Halt. Wall
tinkle, Jim Ynnge and Karl
Lou man.
This w e e k 's drills will find Pat*
tee searching for n set of line
backers since I,umb- and Han were
Ihe regulars at this post.
Freshman End John Kdglnglon
seems likely to draw Ihe replace
ment slot for l.aude on offense
nml HulHiack Jerry Hopkins may
be moved up to fill bis slut oil de
fense Halfback Nick Colantuano
seems likely In operate ns Ihe
other Itnel.acker
l.aude bus u brick Injury and
will be hospitalized for about HI
tin vs while Him Is suffering from
pulled Inler-tartlal muscles.
The Hatters begun Ibe wxek with
work on polishing up their past
defense, ball bundling and experi
menting on n new hackfleld com
bination
The PI l.rnlliernrrka have a
86.6 statistical advantage rating.
This places llirni above such
trams as Florida, Illinois, Pitts
burgh. Navy. Stanford, PrinceIon nnd Prim Stale.
Here rile some of the factors
which the llnltera will f a c e in their
second home debut against the
Marines ill Del.ami neat Saturday
night
I. A team with most uf the ma
terial which won tin* All Marine
championship last year.
2 A former llnltimore Colt ami
■T -igo |(o> ket Quarterback In
Rifle Army Sam vncnnll.
M Two All-Marine speedsters In
Billy Mixon of licnrgla and Billy
Haves of South Carolina.
4 A host of pass receivers led
by All -America mention Ken Mac
Afro from Alnhumu.
While the llnttera rind the Spar
tans were slugglng-it out to a tie
Inst Saturday, the Marine* romped
un Cherry Point, fdi-th
By G A Y L E TA LB O T
Miami Hnmeanes Alabama Seeks Revenge Against '
" i-M p p i Stale 0 . Satardajr
NEW YO RK l#»—The professional
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (At - A la
Dot Powell, Ellen delta nnd women golfers of this country now
bama will try to get back on the
Coleman Yates teamed up to ire whacking up more prize money
winning
aide of Ihe ledger Satdrday
esch year than their male coun
smash 1JI80 pins staking No. *1 terparts did In ins.
against Mississippi State The dopebowlers to a rlt-nn three-game
atari figure tho Tide should do It
Six ol them will average belter
sweep of their series with the last than 110,000 apiece this year and
by a one-touchdown margin.
place No. ,Ts in Mixed League ac will pick up additional thousand*
'llama Coach Red Drew enters
tion at the Fan ford Bowling Alleys from sporting goods firms whose
a vigorous dissent
last Monday night.
"Mississippi State ha* Its beal
tool* they use on the fa It ways
team In five years," he said “ Joe
before rushing out to buy tliu
The vlelorles likewise swept the
Fortunato la one of Ihe best ol
No. ft's into second place for the daughter a set of clubs, however,
fenslVe fullback* and line bat k m
first lime this year. Vales was II might be well to listen briefly
In the nation. Jack Parker nas
Ihe tndividim! scour in the gnme to Freth* ’ C t.:i.'a n , who invented
developed Into one of the best
with a 408 series, lops In the playing golf for money. "A few
quarterbacks in Ihe Soulheaslern
league fur the evening. Betts re year* ago Ilabe Dldrikson (ZaharConference.
corded u 428 score for her series last was in a c la n by henell.
"While, we were taking a 2o0
contribution while {lot Powell She won moat of the money and
beating from Tennessee, State
chitninrd in with u 121 three-game the other* took what was left It's
handled Kentucky with ease We
set. fo r the losing No. M's were tightened up now to where the
Ruhr Is Just one of the girls
came out of Ihe Tennessee game
led by Teepell'a 456.
"They've done away entirely with
In bad physical condition and u K
No I's uoiintuined their front
women * par. Louise Suggs shot
Phillips, Jerry Watford and llinl
ranking position with two wins in 281 to win this year's open-an
Wlilii probably will m hs Ihe home
three with third place No. 6’*. avenge of 71 atrokei to the round.
coming day game "
Morris Hjolilom leveled 466 plus Fully Hern shot a 64 on one course
State Coach Murray wurmalh
for three sets and Ted Burnell to break the men's record by a
says, however, that Forlunato may
flattened 444 lo Spearhead Ihe stroke One 54-hole tournament was
not get to play The 222 pound
winner's assault. Bob Rasore’s won with a score of 211. Betsy
battering ram received a sprained
even 40(1 was (he top effort for llawls, who led the mone1t w in
ankle In the 27 14 victory over
losing No, D’».
ni-rs with a tolal of over l 114,000,
......... .
. . .
.
. . .
Kentucky and inlssad all uf Ihe
Fifth place No. 2's coasted he- j* a good bet to equal men's par
b°unda on the two when hi second naif.
thought he had acored, drew ■ "We will do our best, but that
hind Ihe 4M4 series by Creasy t« any time she goea out."
We observed that Freddie was lfl y*fd penalty for Ida team bj
defeat No. 4 In two gutties of three.
Margaret Von l|ethulls turned In sticking lo the well known names bouncing the hall to the turf,
Miami'* new found passing
a 4'JM performance tor the losers. and asked what the chance* were
No. 0
(1-0) for some new girls to break Into skill will get more strloua lestIng from the Marquette club
Players
I
2
1 Total the picture In tne near future. At
Powell
16H I1H 168 424 most every season produces some which was good enough to nulbrlght new, figure In the men’s Iffy the aerial thrusts of tlsrry
W INTER PARK o n -F iv e new
Drummond
'.hi
|p ,i
Ini .'106
foes are on Rollins College's bus
Yates
IM4
I P»1 178 408 division, we (minted out Corcoran Agganls. Great work by the deketball schedule announced T u e s
dubious
tensive ends and sound play by
Betts
1611 141 L it 128 was
day night by Athletic Director Jack
"It's a different situation with the other forwards has made Ihe
Total
518 Mil 561 11166 the girls." he said "We have seven
MrDowall. They are Murray State
Marquette defense tough,
No. 3
(0-.1)
former women's amateur ‘‘bam
Sophomore Don Drsewieckt, 118 here Jsn 28, New Britain, Conn ,
Players
I
2
3 Tolal pinns in our group, and they ve t)(iun,j apeedsteri Is the most fearri! Teachers here Dee to, Sewanee
OKI
inn 120 HIM M2.M been playing one another In hard Marquette back. He scored twlci here Dec. 20, Georgia Teachers
Pezold
till It'll 04 HMfl
nn Wisconsin, twlre on Boston 1 at Statesboru Jan. 2 and here
Ash
116
I IK 120 M6M
Jan 24, and Ersklne here Feb 18
Teepell
IMU 166 170 466 f,emrndou.TyP In that time. *Whcn
Other games: Dec 4 T a m pa
‘ hr^
o°ne ^un°of nor.
Total
161 610 467 I4G7 llu-y're not playing they're prac |£*..'•j,,* „
here, Dec. 12 at Florida Stale,
«»Iin-V*--As.1
I icing. Just us the rnen do. In
In i !»*r | Vw Dec. 13 at Florida Southern, Jan
No. 2
lad, they don’t call It practicing
"V * . ,7t 3 at Mercer. Jan 8 Florida Soulh
any mure, but say they're going I’J1,',"" halfback [n the country h> ern here. Jan. 17 al Stetson, Jan
Players
mil lo work on Ihclr game for a Milwaukee aporU writers is an 20 Parris Island Marines here,
Gard
ublli,
other of the offensive threats.
Jan. 2tl Mercer here. Fob. 2 Flor
tlssury
•No matter how good a girl . The Gulden Avalanche operate! id* Stale here, Feb 5 Miami here,
Bowen
might be as un umatcur, she limply *rum the T with Al Janlkowsk Feb. 13 at Miami, Fell. It! at Tam
flrea-v
can't get this kind of competition. “ "‘I Jim Cronin doing the throw pa, Feb. 27 Stetson here
Total
Alter she Joins our group It wilt lug- Marquette mixes Its passing
tukc her some time to bring her game with line smashes from It.
The lightest mail on llu- (lid
N o. t
game up lo the tournament pitch heavy harks to set up the play. virslty uf Miami football snnai
Players
ul tin- original bunch and begin' which spring Mixon and Dnew irc 1this full Is lioirie - bred Walt]
Tiiurriler
gelling her share of the money "
ki into the clear (or acorlng jaunts, Piper, 160-pound speed king.
Welnkofsky
llurtwick
Von Her hulls
RolllnH ListH Five
New Cage Opponents
may not he good enough," laid
Warinuth. the former Tennessee
line star "Without Furtunito, our
ground attack will be severely
handicapped, and Alabama la one
or the nnllon'a top ranking teams
<m pass defense."
Parker I* the second leading
scorer In the Conference with 41
point*.
Alabama's inul.s offensive threala
are the passing of quarterback
i leil Hub-on and Ihe running of
right half Bobby Marlow. Both
were well shackled In the Tennes
see game.
Another 'llama threat Is Bobby
l.tmu. tor. pound sophomore lad
half who has scored .15 points faA
third place In the Conference
Hnih te am * have a 41 record
The only defeat for each came
at Ihe hand* of a mutual foe
Te n n e sse e The Volunteers edged
.Stale, 111. In the season opener,
and smashed 'Bama, 20-0, last
weekend.
The Tide and State have met
.10 time* since 1B8G, with ‘Bama
winning 27, losing (even and tying
two. The last two games were
battle* Alabama won by 14-7 Im
PJfiii and 7 0 last year. State leaf
won, 11 0, in 1941.
CITY LEAGUE
7:30 P. M.
Sanford Bowling
Alley
T o ta l
No. 5
Players
Rossen
Hathnin
Itaso re
M ason
Total
Maillot* I h
Named Buck Of Week Pattee Seeka Pair
Of New Hatter Emin
M iu m i’H
JA C K S O N V ILLE UR -OH Dm In
lory amt sickness list, Miami's
Marry Malllus slep|>cil right lido
the spotlight Inst week—*)mrts
writers' choke us limit valuable
hack al Florida colleges
Mallios scored three touchdowns
in Miami's 41 il vk-lnry over Rich
moiid
There were no nominations as
Ulosl valuable llurluuti uf the week
said Joe Livingston, President ol
the Slate S|Kirts Writers Assocla
Hon and s|>orls cdltur of tha Jack
sonvllle Journal.
BETTER LIGHTING
CO O KIN G
REFRIGERATING
WATER HEATING
W ASHING
TAMPA
TAMPA t>R— Coach Marrellnn
Huerta bus continued bis slutting
ul Tampa football players by mov
Ing Co Captain Tom Mabln from
tackle lo rrnler.
Bradlon
Pounders,
200 pound
freshman, will gel the 235 pound
Muhin's
starting
Incklo
imsl
against MrNrt-se Stain Imre e ri
day idgld.
Huerta
previously
advanced
freshman Al Leathers from hoc
ond string fullback lo starting loll
halfback In plactl of Bob I lone her
U hl* T wo
A third freshman who stood out
In {Saturday's 6 0 llo wtlh Nielson,
Guard Jim Quaimu, rattle out of
' T A LI.A H A 8 H R E i/l’i ~ Two Tuesday's rough scrimmage will)
fraahmrn prohahly will he luclud- a possible fractured leg.
tC J ^ n S H IN O
V X R fA O E DISPOSAL
COFFEE M AKING
J o y r iN G
JKm STIN G
FOOD MIXING
I y a r d u g h t in g
LAWN MOW ING
GRIDDLE t
%
WAFFLE IRON
iH A V ER
FOOD FREEZERS
CLOTHES DRIERS
AIR CONDITIONING
HOME VENTILATION
HOME WORKSHOPS
DOOR CHIMES
Veller May
Frosh BnckH At FSU
•d In Florida Htatrt University's
ttartlng bnckflvhl against North
Carolina Htale Haturdny.
Coach Don Veller said today It
la unllkaly either Tailhack Roy
Thompaon or Fullback Nelson Itallano will he rt-arly for more limn
■not action against the Wolfpark.
Thompson has g shoulder Injury
•nd Itollsno an ailing knew.
Frank Hanlco, who has played
E r •Ifjitmlnutea at college footBi. •jl being groomed to etart In
>tailback slot- Btan Doboat, who
Sports Roundup
will get tin- call at fullback.
Despite the cold here, Veller put
his charges through a brisk work
out Tuesday, but lie said If It re
mained cold, Mini the air wna chilly
thl* morning, lie would cut today a
drill ahort.
The Hemltiuloa will leavti for
ialeluh Thursday morning, arrivng (here In time fur a Friday
aftarnoon workout.
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yG LtO A Y UGHTING
IN SR T KILLERS
TOYS
t ic
I k . Etc.
Protection \M
U Good Health Insurance
Waathar ataya strictly c«t«M* whan your houaa
haa tha axtra yr«taction of ■ Barrotl roof I
Th»l*o kotonot BamM IMagles aro mad* of
tho hlghest-qaallty, taboratory-ust.d maUHola,
thoroughly watorgroofod ond haavily mineralsurfaced to rootot tho oliiMItta.
Priced right for mnr budget-ond avail able In.
pleasing colurs. Let ua shew you how lltlla It Will
cast to re-roof .with Barrett Ukinglea. GALL
TODAY.
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t help. Yet he still works cheap. lust
your electric bill by 30 days...and by
all the chores he now does, and you’ll agree
Sunshine Service is today’s Biggest Bargain!
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SANFORD
m atm m
T r o p ic a l S t o r m .. I n
Miami Forecaster De
scribes Latest Dis
turbance South Of
Cuba As Humdinger
S
ChristnuiH Seals
For TB Campaign
Beinft Prepared
Oviedo Reporter H u
Accident In J&x
msrSM&Siftsii
Do You Favor Ike Or Adlal?
voters
detar,.
•PPaaHf IM tlM lm i yets favor foe tha
" • ‘t T t J i v s S h
H t« the P O LL
V BANPOR g B R R A L D , BAJ4FORD, F L A . Yen d* not
”■ » « a ijM S .I S_ .'S
L a k.SLJ7J'V.£X
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(MmcB ana)
20-Year State
Road Cost Set
At 2 B illions
Figure Does NoL In
clude Any KightsOt’-VVjiy Which May
N eed Acquisition
ti.M N KSVIl.LK i.r
Intprovi•luuit* id the Florida -tat.- uinln
littniil load -v stem tn udtU|Hiil«'
stnmlard* over the next :*o year*
will tost over two Idllino dollur*
South eastern hlghwny amt -urvet
log eliHioeer-. were told today
l 'n s lt of lu a |n te ll* n c e . a ilo 'liil*
tn im ii
and iu l* c e lla iie o u * ite m s
fo r the to ad - y s te u i w e re e * ll
rn afed at t 2, 3 l 3.ihNl,txai h r L a w r
etn-e S W a le itn ir v of a New Y o r k
v llg tlie e i tug In in
W a te rlm iy w a s the It r - I --|teukei
it a h ig h w a y amt so tv i-v itig i-on
fereitt-e g iv e n In tin 1 I'n t v e r s it v ot
F lo r id a 's civ il .-n g n ie ri inn d e p a rt
I
A.Hsm'iali'il I'testi l.en -cil W it*
No. 15
Adlai Bids For Penn
Votes W ith Slashing
Jibes At GOP Record
Seventh Division 3-State Search
Troops Beat Off Made By Police
Chinese Attacks l or Bundit Gan^
Accuses "Oh! Guard”
Led Hy Taft With
Having An Attitude
U f "isohdioniam”
Bv lit is t k llim iL A I t
W i l l i S T K Y K N .S O N
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M i veil nit IIK iifc Ills i l l s ! Iiu l fo|*
I '» nn - \ D .HIM \ Hi t' lihri k nf ,L! t'i
* * Ini .»! k tili
In K t l*r turt.IV iv Oil
l.f il
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“ r i i i ' c c ( i n n M :t n i;t * * iim vitl -iik nil lln 1 It 4*|n i()|,n ,4n i tv *
Ml *1
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r
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II*' -i i i ’ h ’ n l Ihn Ht’im ld ie tii O h|
mi-lit
-Ion tiieip- oil triangle Hill i"
c i n hi tl l l n 4*i * f »(•
i •I t - Ini t •♦M.iltf h il |t\ S i ll lit He i I \ i l f t
In Id- talk on a Inline pl.in tm night threw hack an i--..inll In ■Itl.ll tel 4)1 It.'iniHI
it lln' i' It t.H i nf * d m • .*• I i .im m ,: in a<.ittitkide
Florida highway:;, VVait-rl'iny -ant rtmii'-i- IlciD iilni -tm in,',I the dt’ M i third him H f t . Mil * 4' III nt iM ih ll.llM M ir %i lo t’ll III* ” aid
'Itii-se i-o-ls do tint im'lmli- an al peak -tuntty alter daiL
iiu iiiH ii " a m l In i i f up tIn fin d f
llll i m H iii-ii fill
4‘ 1'UI it V nf *til- I i " I
Flare pintle- amt mmi i hliglil hi T'I Ip lio ll III 11 lln l i vt tv kit hi t l|: 1**1 M.it**** m il ftp* H H ihl
low ante lor i-oollilKi-Ui'ii-s in III,i n-1 ol any riyld-id way whlrli up the illai king lied- (m Hi, •*»» el 1141 1Itllh l 1V ’ pl i t
\ ‘ full f I HIM* i*,tl t |r |
h r luut
may tw tei|lllred nil i-dln-r till- pi i cims ol American amt South K m
l lll’ ifiltir
llU'IlM liln 1 t n i M ill .m i u srtl I lit* K e p tl 1.lh .n l . <| jf |o r ii-aii nitilli'iy Front Imc otto 'I
uiary nr -I'l-omliirv -y-lt-m
mil I) il liti III1111'; mi
nn :ir»
w av
In Ih r s duDmi
Hi- -aid liilnl anliilpali-il ri-vi-um- -.nil tin- bat lie i.igeil Im tm, tii'in
.m il :i 11il
Mir nnv Itm il
>ii 1>l fid nt U n lfil | it i »l ill* 111% lie
j |,f it iii
Pile Kelt attack Via- pnwelcil In :tl ii*4is | in pl*fNn|f > i l l .I 1 i.
Iriillt ull preM'ld soon i s Is $1.7.71.
ntr
CUT DOWN IV A tUMT of enemy lire, j badly wounded Allied soldier
• is ) n iv
1.1he I m i nn fho lit*
elementol
one
hall.'Imn
alnnit
I
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wliiili
will
leave
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la given plasma and medical treatment alter bring brought bark to an
I CMU,33't i**i rtn- present di-fu il >ixt men
Nn ( o f lo nf tHr v li fin .
•*i '111* lln a .i 4n r i lit| m i .im p nil
aid ilullun from the Triangle Hill sector by stretcher bearer*. U S. 7th
about Jii’i nidlinli tie sanl
In anoHii-r central Imnl l>.,i'b
* l tpt d
mm* f i'li . 1 if f in ,,
• 1) M i'\a *ir nil In lil In I in* .HhlUMU'O
Division troope. striking through mist and fog, captured Itie crest In
Water lull v said tils lino In- Soiitti Korean lioop- i
1 1 t Hi. Mit ii ,tui it lit p.tlt . \ ‘ * » niu Ih .il III*’ K i |M|hii4' h i -, h liil n| i *;mI
tierce hand-to-hand combat after two previous attempts lo wrrsl the
made a -twill nt I'hirnt.i liipliw ay- cleat id trim Hoist- Mininlant tin . p ii lln ' Mil’ll
In i li
pi«!| *
ltd Hi I I '
nppn' i il r n liv li Mi'llV|* pi'll'
peak by Hepublic of Korea truops failed. (International Hiidlopholut
amt that ttu- -late'- "|di,-miuteii.it Iiillli-tl lii-icelv again* t u m i i I . i
f •• t .ipitV i
till rt . i . .,
i . i l i i (M iliM im t In lh* I ti’liim ’ i a l t
- ltd
,-iow lit tui- le-ollt-il in a p ii-iiil ■
Hacking ( liltie-e
1d (ill
m n f lti' Vr :ii
■It'iiaml lot tmdiway taeilll'es
tin- l> s Klgblli A inu -aiil Hi.
\ w lili* i*f •iii.fl ,m d ,h
« l i t 1.
I In i i i i i i n| lln i *ti| «*i| n i l vkhil
—tilcti Hie ,-*1-11111' highway *y*li in Ill iK Ninth DlVt-Inll caplmeil H"u
tV.1 1.HIM! Ill . 1 tHl n ||| t tilt ' tn l mu
It,i\ e e .ip liH l'll Mil K i p n l il h .i n I'.IO
tall- to |t| ol llie
j In i.ill' ll.iV i li'.ii I,in i f if lit- III fh«*M*
plele control ol tin- lull anil i m n I l 1lt d p l.ll) 1it) It - .nn .ft, ■
W liat F lo r id a '- p n itta rv - v s ie m In kmdi at I 2tl p m I lu- i ftIt-, < h lit .i i n il
• n u p li 1 Hi >ih i i HI . di.ni inH i \ r n n ir Mi'* n il'
h r %,i |d
m i ds I- lint iiin re lo a d s le it lie lle i I,"mi lled llielr cotlutei all." k al....I
Ml
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I II .lit ,|
F u lle r i">li in .iti tl th r (■*i i r r in w it
lit ft)
ro ads In- added ll i e e x is tin g net 'Hi iiimutc- later
it ,ilin n | :* ,i hi
lu ll
w ork i- ii-a -o n .■
I >1v a d e ip ia le , ton
1 M i vriiM tit n is lin n ilii; Hack hi
F ig h tin g lo r Hie hig h cto n n .i
I H ih (
F ir (ifid » tn
t"< 1
llie ro ad - i i i p m e l a s t le in n - t r m
it Hu* w ,'- le m etui til Ho old " " " pn t i d
In n i1ll *11 Hi) ii n fiiH ri 1tod * Mini DmI i \ Im ji nui ftnt b p r r d i
lion
I M angle. Im - rag e d tin tin m i l.
ln h u iiil u I i l Ii In i - 1111gmiij;ri iiu in
1
m in is Sln i it( 1 (.ill H
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Waterlnilv exiilailied lti.it pn
n 'l’ i ,iu l u i l l t l r . i l n ilh K rp u h h c u il
Ilii- lie d - had held it - lin e ''a im
lln* I i i i i i
fluid
di .4 • it.i• fir
■-lit n venues will not meet liilni' ■
- ih r .ii I.h In
I.IV
’ it If 1In
f i ’Inti 4 ji 1 t t 1 h i .
D
m ills 1 1,ii limn- llml the toll rout
It,H H im
-f* •il 1 li.t VI in ..
t 11v a
Moult 2U tlllle* I " ttu- i ,i t t
, ,
I'riueipal "Hei- "tin llto-l 1,'IImI'Ii IU I U II s III \ | | %
null' inn Hi uf tfn .
fill \
V. O llJ C l'C H S .out realisin' apiuoatli lo xullie "I b.iltle 11 out ntflcers -aid tlic • to nml Ituip I V 1,mi
U I IH K . I S | N | | I I \\ i : |( I.4V in
r.t h
t lorliln - im -slut! In g liiv iiy ptoli ne-e neie hrmgllig op Ire-li ...... ..
to reinforce their balteieil hall .1 ll inn hint uni fi'i i 1 1 IlIil •
» I 1.4.1 lKd|thl D Kmriitiunri cam*
III* "
U u i i l l r t l i n l On l ^ f r I h i t r i
In I
"The tieml lowaiit lull liirtiiuke-. ion-, thieatelliug Klliper Itnlge amt mill 111(1*11 i :ii vt fii’ii
|» illlllO * .ill c .n lv \V*'14' linevelJ* a| 1*11
WASHINGTON, '4 - A h te rallt' nvlileni ami t\ growing,' l» ITiaogle Hill
The IhmI v of O. K. Carter, 4U, of
". 1,.. 1.1
I Inni
I hey - a id one c n in p le le t'h liie - e l l n I a1. 111K«*t i •it tin*
31 f. Twentieth Rtreet, * former grand jury today Imlii-ted tir n r y : said, ailding however that It id iv is io n uf lU.IMXI IriH ip s hail lieen I m .m l
employe of the Florid- Power amt \V iThe Dult’hinuni (inincwald, ’ mil the absolute answer
I V ■
1141YI * I 4 ll.lt* ,| 111| li l i j l l f
Light Cotiipviv, was found in th.- shadowy nun about Washington, on i Florida's pilm lpal nigliwsv it,- m a u le d lo the I'w n lru l F ro n t lig ht
Vn J ii i|n*t‘ n In r I I'll* t m'in | ,,* tilif*. «»!'
back seal nf hi* car In the garage 22 charge* of contempt of t ongreas | fn-u-m-ic* were found m Id* firm's mg o f Ihn past to days
I
nn
i
,ii
v
)i c| i I* i pllti^ a t i i it^il
Aniei ican and Kotdli Korean
of hi* resilience shout noon today.
Grunewald's name (Idled in ami i study to lie litadniuary »d exUlmi!
I'll p ills
o
lilie
r
*
nn
the
tw
o
pm
tkdue
n
out
of
die
sensation
packed
hear*
j
r
l
e
i
l
............................
jrle
ila
l
roads
along
the
east
coast
pcsth was reused liy aulrlde, ar•n (in .
II tkHS Hi On
IM
itt a i k ,
i-ntdliie lo Coroner W. F, Watson, lugs last year by n House coin nml through llie in itia l region to m eet exp e cte d new
>lt< .
Mn 1 it / it .nui Din
' nf
win. 'till not getlirr a coroner’* mlttue investigating lux fraud*
roughly (loin Ihivluiu Hemli area I riangle and Siiipcr H iilg i- it .
H - 'iu tc f n | tb . ,h iiil'U i Im iid ,er
D
key* b>t iiwelliig I' i i u s u n M- m il IF Ipt 1 H V u tin)
Inry In determining Hi* ,-au-ie of
- I i " i u i " " i , t . , 1,-,1 ; i
in , r tb ,,
(iruneivahl finally was railed us to the lalllpn llav area
ii
i i i M m'I d I
I on j . ..............
Nt.it! d li’ . l i r a < 1 K ill' nl Mm
death.
a witness last January, but de
1
- " I I • h \\ -ii- r I - ii t'urnHe - aid "Hie o n ly lenr.lble tin n isi to the mu III
! n l {.'(Hf 1
rllneil
tu
answer
ally
i|oesllnu*
KW er
to ) bo lita s ma t piedmoi
11.1 •* fl * 4p* <llfl* tit )| I >’ M11ft n fr|i|#
Aci-urding In Hlietiff P A M -ro ,
\h
-in-1i \ l
In Hie an w ill 1 N N.dn *■ ltd
Abniil all the nive*tlgators got naiil artel lal hli'hwai ploliletn i
• • m i i U i* 11if u ,| "I * ith iti f j
Curler b*'l taken bb life l,y |i)*e.
ih inlhni
• vl
p ih il
l.m gted tw ice "V d h ID.' L n
Old
of
llllll
in
five
'.e.xntuhs
wa
Ho
......... e l f
,
Ina Hie listlel of a
. allhre tlfle
U IJ lit! Ml**,
a *■v sis' us ol ll i h i l e il iM 'ii'v , I ' l l tip i- M It •I V th e p III not Him t ,.f f |n
xlaleiuiiil
"I
mi
burn
m
tM
-r;*
H
i •• I i r
il M.
III til* mouth amt milling the trie
I . • • \ „ lit
t i ll'llu n
im ig ld i llo in
t a l k oil
I In
1-11
h o le .i
lln - t ilth \11 I " i c e sa id
He
declined
on
ailviee
of
counsel
ger The body, he -aid, wn- found
v illi- to M ia m i am i tio iu Hi,' l u liu " lo ' Hi d w a rp la n e via* d e xItiiV e d
..I Mu I
..I i Jill, Id* I 1IMC
» ■■ U i M. m .* • I
lying on H rail! cost Hint i. towel in tn say where In- ivas born or talk ty o l D li) Iona In o l, to llie T a m p a ttic yi <h iiliiti- p it..I a ,k i'd tti.il In- If * i
\ iv- fin*
about
anyllum:
involving
him
siu>
■
i■
» pi tin i ............ i • H nl !»*•
the hark -eat, which ap|o<ieii!|y
tia v ari-.i
•h • ■»
iia iu ,' lu w ith h eld
that
date
Tin- h-ogtli id tin ea t coast turn
• I ‘l I l ir e •!!((( I mlft
hail lieen olaee-t there to avoid get
1>• in i '(• •
F ig lile r I i i i i i do I'*, i'li" p p ,'d up It , O . li t i
Today’* Indictment i-liarged a pike mull- is apploxiinatety ir
tine blood on the ear
W»M», . 1<1fi.till nf fl,» I J;§|f44s
n in N. f.VlII.
lin e - along the w est c o a - t l l i ’li In
motig
other
thing*
that
Gruiu-wahl
I i I. *
III!
I " I I. ’V il.lllt lf It*
William Living*! on of i hfl Pow refused lo tell the Huu-e Wav- mill's The cross state turnpike will v a d e l lio in lie r - a tta c k e il tw o r u m
u
vi In*I
f I,*
i i'|t| 1 »*til till Y«'N
1Ill'll I l f I I'll! i ini in; I i in •
er Company, long lime ft lend of and Mean* Subcommittee, lleuil.-d ire approxim.ilely I I’M miles. Hu im ttiis l b u ild u p a re a * im r I In v est ot
flu ' iti-itii#' h fi*v4.iit l Um
i .41 ill I
Mr. Carter, -aid Caiter'* son, C K. bv Hep King il) -Calif) what ulfi route ol Hie cross -tale turnpike I ’ y o iig y a iig . the N u r lli K o r e a n cu p (I ii I ml i i m i h<
-Mil I *4| * |11I 11|* |1| Ml I till
hil
l.a m l lia x e il
M a rin e plan'-' inn Ih n . i l l ^ iVIf I tie •I lip; 'll
Carter Jr., who lived at the garage rial* ol the Internet He venue tin I* close In llllamtn. Kissimmee d a l
IV . ip M .
I
I M iiiip lif h ii .If
*h h Is • u iit
upurtment with hi* father, hud reau lie knew, and whether lie had lluinc- l.'lty, Wilder llaiett l ake pm indeil a lie d troop c o u e e n ti'.itliiii
I Hi I
I - 1 . . . Ii il ill
jn - l -u n til uf S j i i w i m uii llie we i
it ** mu f Du* i *1pi* mi 14*•1a* 1 tp«*riawakened him to ■»,, l,> work i-e»- ever dlxmx-ed any tlu case- pemt laud, Plant t'dy nml Tampa
't'lie cim-ll iichoii eosl ol llie b lor co a-t
tn ' 1.4*1 h i nil l i t
.nut it
"•
"i D .• *ii , ,
ft * tlllitf
terday morning. Hi* father had u lug In that Imreuu
Ida turnpike system was eslinialed
le u 111".) Siiptu tin b* la -1 lltg ld I.. In .II. i . til
Dt> n«!i
\ fiti I i ’II a I nmv,"
risen and left the |ireml«e*.
m
lillim
Uriinewald, If Cimvlrteil mi eacl, liy Wuterlniry In he
I . . . n .ph ■4■• hi
in ♦i
in a n -d ih tim g li a b a rra g e " I t mu
It*
H<t, 1"t II*'
11,1n u ll’ I '1still I y
The elder Mr. Carter wa* work count of the liiillrtmtud. would I"- dollar*
lln - I. tAi i
.il ml i . v*'
n in m - l g ru n u il ( l i e in an s l l a i l
puff IllJt 11' \ 4es"l :kI It <11 1 I *| a| Isa■K‘*(|
ing for the Hanford Klectrle Com subject lo maxlinum tieuullles <a
o il a fin e am i le ad p la id o n ly !! • ,i nl
1III'
pi *• 1 lift i 'im tun,
pany after he had lieen given a 22 years In prlMiti or I22.ik*i dm
H in t IS S IV L I IS
|*k11i !"• if in |ii’ i J iiiu flu i f* p itfr tfin i
I III V l ill Ml)
l lllll l
m ile * east ol lln- log MHi has* >'
six-month* leave of ah*etn-e from or both
LONDON sti
tin- PI year "Id A td iin g , M a n e lm riu
cm .11 nli •t- (•1111111' 1M f 14» ,i , | t r "
III , 1111.14
\ ml I i nth »'4 ffii'
the Power Coin 0* 0v laet May beTit* mailer the King cmniidltc. American heiress Viipiidii I-m lime
I hey droppeil tint loti* "I Iminh I i i i i i | tl Dll 4’ f. to,'M
ca"*e of III hraltli, Mr. l,lvlng*ton
vi-iitculiit Mil. N- ill , "•tiiita'ii*»| Iiv
ityun
married
I
and
ogilvv.
a
)
>l,|l
llie \ tn i rt it* d ill pHilli n'
particularly wanted to explore wdi
on Uii - target al ftkutlg, deniidi
aald.
Ithilli", ‘ It * , H im r ' l l l v
1*1 f .’ ll
(irunnwald wax llie ntory told In boy 11 n ull id Princes* Margaret, flak, piiitiini: seatchllghl* and It, * " l i " " * l liit i.i. li > tt It ip nt | M.pll ■v|t*'tn*,l‘ •!" i* %p* I I '11* f| f l- ..........| air
The younger Mi. Carter noticed Abraham
Teitelhaimi.
(Tiicag" ioilav in llritaln'x pluxhiesl wed lighter planeFar l-'.a-l Air l it. .1 n t .i- It . \! iiM’H fd t i | r u n
hi* father’* ear In the garage yes lawyer and uuc lime couuxrl tm ding nf Hie year
Wi ld Mltto 1 I 'id Mi* V l|f|\ • 11* I 1*41ft . I it i«llt|
I iiri-e- -aid all Hie 1120- lellirm-d "in , •1 lln 1<tr Id
f I f \ h m itii Hi* p in , 11*111- In c it(| 1•
Prince*'. Miirr'aiet ami tin- ipn-rii to i ik maw a
terday hut thought nothing of it Capone lrdere-1 lu . . Mill llllll .'HI 1i IMt
li.n . 1. ».i t •
plt*fs if III* I *»11 If
III |n* .n 111*J
hecnuie Ills father sometimes
f .ip r .in 1If rt l l l l ’ * .44III’
Teitelbauin swore to the Inve- mother led the ll-t ol l.onu gm-*t*
'H ie South h o te l,It- " II Ktll|i«o . . . .
drove a Irnrk to his residence from llgalurs that an atleiupt wa* maih- „who packed fa-liloiuible old St llh lg e la - l iilg ld sent a ra id in g
1 .n »**•#••»*. In II I’ VMM *11 I t l 1 *••*•! *‘i H i»r*
V |t*rt -if Dli* 1111•1<,•••'4 D f iillli'il
the Hun font F ie -trie Company, to shake hint down fur I.KtO ux. Margaret* ( Inirrh in a glittering p a rty a g a in *! I'lilit e x e ttm ip - o- I t , . ’ \ till 1 Mil Hitt Mlllfdl
K«fl ill
t (It Ik*r 'Ditty
The younger Mr Carter had hi* under a threat dial lie would ban
Is i*|*l i|if lr l 'i . l l l l It ntii flit'
•>"<"*• "I lhe hlnevl blood then H ank A I* c o rre - p iim lc til Jo h n
1lie i »pl|h t
(Continued On Page Three)
had lax Iroubles If lie didn't pa> ln Itrllain
It o i ii Ii il i Hi -a id Hie It lt K ru ttle l - In' ii t.i'., Mir V H>] ) ( il (nl p:i ni-'t.n Hm> *‘ t.|f*r L I. MW »•iiu l!* h n i hii it lh** pt u*
th* sum.
The -lull, brown eyed Alilerleati the Ite il- at H in p m u iiil k im c k c tl .,1 .. tl -•114« It HI III Sp l i l t lilt y I in» f*l \4t||t **11Isa1 rt ;$\
Teltelbaum said Frank Nathan hrltle 1- a gn at gt aiiddaiighler of llie in off an i>nt|Hi-t lo ll in a two l "id nits IM."dt Mil’ ll H li’ .lk md
HtHi* KIHH i . i H n n iim ii n l (ht«
a Piltshurgli promoter, and Bert *n® American financier 'I humus h o u r - k lr in is h
III" 1• tudd i •i ■k if lil «*41 iii m ini ,i iit rtlv t lt fih .l Jfivt'i*** D* Him; iiui|»
niiniitiM #aitl i i * I ml fu i vi tl u n h 'i'i n In
i 111111'i Hid | •I’d ii nf nl Htw it
K. N sslrr, a Florida Inolnes* man Lori line liytin
T w e n ty C h in e se la h lie d at A m i"
(III V ill 1llll ni"d Mil* hldH ni. 1 «.11 Ii1 111 Him i'niii 111H1 iitfn t unit ion f u r
sought the inunuy and told him
lean p m ltin n s on T r ia n g le H ill in
Hid ft T m llin li* (111)111' f i l l i n g 1111 [i
nil t l rm n lt nm iM ikilli in .id
they were In cahoota with u grmip
H M ilH Ilt VI ION DLADM N'i:
the |ire d a w u ila r k n e s * lu ll w ith
Traffic wa* detoured off the of Washlngtim official* who lonkeil
The final day fm i.-gi-l.-nng to d rew a fte r u b r ie f (Igld
lu ll Cl 1 l l i r l l It 'll i u h i.nnim ' 4 4|» f lan t D ll' Hi Hint < Hit mHi't 1 w ill I tit
I nke Hlinre iluttlevard for almut for "sott liaichex "
vide In llie l.’lty i ltclnm Nov I m
I.)
Jdl - d li lln*nr ( hvc i Lk11a-; - piiHIH 11111p • tmif
llll
three hour* this morning after a
h ltii'd
it tid Uii . -.-s|
Teltelbailrn said ton tiiat he re whleh u new .......
will
'llllll Mu v
W v u ilt HD till Du* f I riliitlif
break was dl-eovred In a gasoline ceivetl a telephuue call trout a man •>* nsno il. t* tun.......... an-oiding
i l l " , Il ,1 4III
t imp! in file* ( 'limit v nit 1 In* map
II I,*11,11,r " l i t e s s * T h r r * l
to I I . N H u y le , C ity C le rk
N Ml \ Jit
pipe line at the Hun Oil Company.
I I " V I 'U t '11 Mm* d llV M
S f t ' V i ' l l S O l l S IlO W H
nml nit I I n* H iiik "IT -f w * w ill Mull
Ell nnliMH Hi tlil'Vi* Mir (if jflnUHil Ji in K i i lkrii in i'iif 1 in I In’ ft *H 11i f I m-1; Annroxlmately 1,6(81 oallim* of
Jifltl then Hi till* III ■ill bv
n i.iii
t’ssollre were pum»ed last night
I f r I i i i *"*," H»* ii.H lr il, " t h i n in it
III i it ill 1#• lintiit • iiln -ii- tin-v fo rcetl
through the break In the six-inch
■
*•14 p t n f ll (H tiln I I air rt *• A 111 *'t)ll'
pipe, which runs between the load
-tal
ftivight
F.isenhowt-r, Mi - 1111Hi in i * l.l fl-Cli t ill-III jiiid s it n fliy i*ll«»i 1|fli liiifllt'V It* pHV flip
ing dock and the plant, according
lte|iiililii-SM preHideoiial iioinliir,- li n n c :i|iliv <•
f fit* ( ii i f11111IT li 11'•I •11*i! 111*t1( lit<
ift il if
It ,. y Ic ll i b in c ii|ilic e - . l l i r l 4*
to R. J. Wllkin-on, warehouse su
i-oulillllPil 11, H-'-i’lv,- Il Muml "f
nml Intel H.ii’gcil down nuiitlo-r Dm lim p '*
iMIowr Matt It* Races RnMippy Kitlnap I>c;il
In Attempt Tn i ‘ap
huv Triangle Hill
•
,
,
, ir,
C. K. Carter, 46 ‘‘The Dutchman”
Takes Own Life Is Indicted Upon
In Long Illness Contempt Count
Hotly Is Found In Mis'(Jrunewald IU1fu sed
Gamgc Wlth.22Cul-| To Tell
ibor Rifle Nearby About Tux Dealing 11,
Jaycees Vote 7-1
Against Staten
Seining rroRrlim
1500 (iallonH Of fj»8
Lopt In Pipe Break
perintendent. The break occurred
sometime during the night and
wasn't discovered until almut fli.10
o'clock tht* morning by C. A.
Saunders, senior clerk for the
neighboring plant of the Standard
Oil Company,
The Immediate area of the break
was saturated with th* escaped
gasoline. The Fire Denartment
elood hv In th* event of fir* while
the Police Department rerouted
traffic.
The only gasoline lost was th*
amonnt pumped through the break,
whleh couldn't he s**n In *h* Harkjtess last night, Mr. Wilkinson
said.
AUTO A C C ID E N T ,
Charges were U*ned a»*tost an
Osteen resident and the father of
a youthful Hanford motorist last
night following * two-car million
nn Rtat* Rood 413. one mile east
of Sanford, shout 9.0ft o'clock,
neenrdi” gto Highway Patrolman
R. D. Harrison.
Irving
Harvey i V*enn
Ir.
14,
ged with dlira-
J m M Tu
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THURSDAY OCT. 23. 1052
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‘ I 'k
County Zoning In
Nov. 4 Election
Referendum Is Slated
On Powers Of Board
To Zone Seminole
FLORIDA
Aid - Casualty Of Triangle Hill
r
MIAMI Wv-Tha hurricane In I he
« Caribbean Saa developed winds ol
®15 milts an hour today and was
described as a "humdinger" by
chief storm forecaster Grady Nor
ton.
A Navy hurrlcana hunter plane
which emerged from the storm
advised all future (lights to "avoid
Enthusls-llr endorsement uf th'"
the north miadrant which is ex
tremely turbulent and very wet." county imd-v nroposal which will
Norton aald (he disturbance now rtiprsr mi rlie ballot In the general
"has wound up Into a very severe election, Nnv. I. wsx given todev
small hurricane" with a well de hv Countv Cnnimi**tf'i-«r 11 II,
lined eye only 18 miiea in diameter. Pope, who slated, "I I lit nk it la
4 The Navy plane which pierced verv ileslr-lile to bate lids coun
Wo Its aye reported turbulence and ty tonlne."
accom]panylng r a d i o difficulty
He slated such action was the
mad* It necesaary
, to
_____
fly out of the "only wav to keep ',-nk varda off
hurricane btfore a report could be the Courty and State hlghwavs.
made by radio.
wbl-h ruin the anuroach.-s tn the
An 11 a. in. advisory had re various towns tr« the County mid to
ported iha hurricane, with vo mile the Countv Ll-elf, At the present
winds, drifting slowly northward lime, tto-ie Is no control
whnl
about six to seven miles an hour. • viu-s of cnnstMictlon wlilch ninv
Gales extended out from the ce.itrr lie Imllt „ii State end County hipliabout 50 to 75 miles.
ways .which rn*V have a ifiMileilly
The stprm then was centered 120 detrliiouital effect oil iiiljoiiil'ip
^ miles south of Havana, Cuba.
propel ty."
V Only one other hurricane this
"The most serious eases.” he
season, Able in late August, |eilnte-| mil, "ate nit the outskiits
reached the toast and it blew uul
of towns pat llcularlv Sanford."
over the Carolina! and Virginia
with minor damage. The others l|e explained llie act would pro
movrd harmlessly up the Atlantic. vide regulation* which would tiro
Meanwhile, Florida began drying tert property owner* on the edoe-i
out after une of the worst north of towns in the Countv amt In tineast itorma In recent years. area of "what I* normnlly seen
Weather Hurrau observers pointed front (he highway."
Slnte Hep. Voile Williams stale t
out that the two disturbance^ had
today, "Leon county has one .il
no connection.
,
The northeast storm brought most identical with the |.iop"""it
xeavy rains to Southern Florida roninc la”- lo-re, etwl it has work
and dumped nine inches uf water ed out well there."
The rolling proposal was cna-ton Nassau, Bahamas—an ail lime
record—In 24 hours ending at w ed Into law, nemliiuf the apnrov il
a. nt. Wednesday.
by Bi'ltilnole (.iiuiily vn'era, by tile
Coast Guard starch and rescue H la te t .e g ls la tu ie In ( 961. a fte r
headrjMrtara.handled 24 calls dor being introduced by Matte Hriu, l,,r
ln | the two-day norm, using five I.luyd F Hoyle.
A nitiuber of complaints were
. anes,
*••> five big cutters, four M
looters
o4erf and M smaller craft In received from resident* of the
rescue operaUesa.
south rnd of the Cuutily, Hep. W il
■ee boats u n k , three fisher- liam* stated,, who asked hint to ilxwere drowned and high aeaa
iTaertaeee a s Piute Three)
t'nd strong winds caused damage
________ mtfl many thousands of
dollara.
The deathi were three Negro
crew members of the 8# foot Sea
F a rtr which sank off False Cape
on the Florida east coast
The too foot fruit boat Micawber
with nine men aboard reached port
"Volunteer workers for tbe IS12
In Tampa after a SO hour battle
with the storm. The vessel was Cbristma* Seal Pale spent n busy
leaking badlv and low od fuel when day at Christman Heal hradipiar
the Coast Guard arrived with a I ter* preparing for the innillng of
f portable pump and fuel and ea sheet* of tb* new Christum* Heal*
tn Hemlnole County residents”,
carted it to Tampa.
" If the Coast Guard hadn’t res Homer Osborn, County Christina*
cued us when il did, we’d be nn Heal Bale Chairman, annuum-rd to
the bottom now," laid the Mlcaw- day.
The 1962 Christina* 8eal Hale he.
her’* captain, 23-yair-nld Marshall
Tatum from Honduras Tht shin 1 fl1”1 or* N®*;
w l,h the mail dewas enrnute tn FI. Myera with
Chrlatwia Seal* to reel
ISM
met
rnennut*
dent*
throughout
the rounty. Tha
Thi
144.000 coconuti.
The Coast Guard also took In sale will he used lo flnam-e the
tow the shrimper Ross Mae. with 1PM program of the He lit limit- Tu
an Intured crewman aboard, amt berculosis Association.
"When County resident* open
was due In Tampa late today.
4A Small rraft warnings, which had their Christinas Beal letter, Nov,
flown alone both Florida coasta 17, they will find the beautiful
aloe# Monday, went down as the glow of a Christmas Candle gleam
high pressure area mavad out of ing up at them. The Christina* Heal
also bear* the red douhle-harreit
the state.
rru*t, which appears on the
Christmas Beal evrrv year, regard
less of change* In d*«ign", he
stated.
"The Double-Barred Cro*s", Mr.
Osborn addid, "la the International
symbol of the fight against tuber
Marian R. .Innea Oviedo rnrrea* culosis and the registered Insignia
* ^pondenl for The Har*M and her of the National 'ntlierctilosis A s
husband ran Into difficulty In sociation and Its affiliates, Includ
short order nn their vacation this ing the Bamlnula County Associa
week when thay had an autotnoblle tion.
accident In Jacksonville.
U s appearance earh year on the
According to a letter from Mr* Christmas Beal", he stressed, "nssure* the public that In buying
title ran tn
their
I rear
P I ofBBM
i car
^ whan
. . . . . . . .they
...ey iton- Christmas Beals they ate contribut
ped for a traffic light, resulting in ing to tha support of an organisa
a tle-un over Inauranee adjust- tion dedicated to fighting tubnrtnenl. Finally, the Inauranee ad eulosla, a moat communicable it/sjuster for tha other material ap ease."
"Tom Darling, Amltyvllle. N. Y.,
proved all repairs, and the Oviedo
•co u p !* continued on their trip after la designer of tha I9C2 Beal", Mr.
temporary repair* were made on Osborn said. "Hi* design was
thetv ear. They ware on their way selected by the National Tuber
to Ohio, Michigan and Maaoachu- culosis Association’s Christmas
salts.
Beal Bala Advisory Committee.’*
The Christmas Beal* were produced by the National Tuberculo
sis Association and supplied to
PLA N E C H A IM S
associations in the 48 states and
PA R IS 1 4 - A French military tha District of Columbia, and to
ne crashed today altar taking Alaska. Puerto Rico, Guam, and
from Le Boorget airfield, the Canal Zona.
tight persona.
"When you receive your Christ.
t the A ir Ml
Beal Bala latter, don’t forthat u
Tati can afford to buy
the crai
Seala but you can’t afhava T B ", Mr. Osbron
f e r a l h
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Established I'JOH
17J
Mo-tlt cloudy with scsllercil
•luntrr^ through
IT IJsv , Nil La
ih.iiixe in teMperallii*.
Hollywood Movie Stars Make Big
Hit In Sanford At High School
Slight (Jain In IVill
votes to lead hi- neoim-rsHc o'*
punent, Adlei Btt-veosoo, In th"
Hy RALPH TOMPKINS
waiting ftutlirnri’ with rdvdihI sixth liny uf tin- Herald Htinw poll
by ii 2'Jt to -lh margin.
Btmlnoli* High Hrhout rLuJ odI h nurnh^rR on hit ncrunJIun*
s n d ^ J a r g * delegation o f, adult |
movie fans were treated to Holly
wood In-the-flesti vsaterday after
noon In th* High School atidl
torlunii
Frankly,
last
periud
classes weren’t quite up to thr-lr
icholastla par, but tneru wero
good reasons, For tha boya those
reasons war* toon to materialise
In the person* of Marlon Mar
shall, devastating beauty who
starred In "Bnak# Pit" and many
other film releases, and luscious
Barbara Nulck, MOM recording
alar. And Ilia girls wars to b«
dished out sume real Hollywood
■tuff by Iha stuttering rowboy,
Roaco* At**, acrobatic Carldton
Carpenter, and handeome Jerome
Courtland and Mel Ferrer.
Immediately
after
Principal
Herman Morris rang tha cloaing
ball, tha halls war* filled with
klda pouring into the auditorium.
C ttfllrM o rH a o n
fair. and whlto
hlla waiting tor tha
t treated
th* " n f to
...........
c DonbTl of "Old
a stir in the resr of Hi* audi
torium Hoon uiinuimreii that the
celebrities, brought Imre under the
ii illplrea of Hull Harris amt the
Itlti Theater, hint m-tuully inrlvexl. The bond played a fanfare
ns th* *ix popular movie stars
found their plsci'* on the stage.
Mr. Morrison turned the snow
ov*r to Cm distinguished visitors
after which Hoscoe Ate* proceed
ed to bend Him kill* double with
s few well placed stuttering
phrases Just like the unea ho
used In th* many western films
in which h« has played. Seriously,
he told them, his troupe wa* re
presenting "Movietline
U.H.A."
and the whole sliootln' match
ware there to extend greetings
from Hollywoud and to give them
a few minute* of free entertain
ment.
Mel Ferrer, who was only re
cently starred lit th* picture
* “ Introduced hand
"Baeramouche”,
■onto Jerome Courtland who sang
tha beautiful "Beplember Song”.
Pirttl Witte, cut* majorelt In the
Seminole High band, swooned In
aiithaptle old-time Blnatra style.
H le v rn x o n , h o w e ver , cut
into
K is e n ltc iw e r's bin lead - i l g l i l l v fm
H i,, second strn ig h t lin y l>v 'd o ini
i l l " a one p e rcen t In c re a s e in tinto ta l Vote. Ik e lia s 8 2 II n e rc e n '
w h ile BleV etlxun liuii-ted Ills ( " t il l
to 1,0.7 .
Votes IVt.
m.r, H3 3
Eisenhower
Tfi 1(1.7
Btevenion
Hrnketi ilnwn Into the various
rnajor els-ilfirstiou- the result*
of the pall are *x folliiws:
Ike
Aillsl
03
H
White Collar
7’
.
?
Housewives
If.
mi
1)
Furiners A Otheis
:>4
13
Labor
g’J 6
46
Totals
cm nccupii d hv Mr nml .MiJiiim Tm ki-t "1 White I'uimlv
T c iiii . and Un it 12
year
"id
liuiightrr
toiler they put the Tuckets out
filed a wild shut ul Tucker nml
hit
sheriff
i"hii,ou -old lot:
.... ...............................................,;'n:e
tiikelt (ini" llie niinudolied llilliniin
cur, which vvns liicnteil hy seareli
ers, hud given litem the names ul
three suspects
He said alritlaiiv ticket* imli
c.-ited two of the trio flew from
New York to Hlriulnelium th-t 17
nnd from Jacksonville to Miami,
1tel
I'J
They apparenitv lolntal the oilier
two men in Florida Johnson -aid
It "ollitoeil its I'M , Thtrel
J irr v lln mm, \ u,i# pr^iitli'iit *>f
thit* F u ii rI If I iinI 1 iH !fi yi'i*t'?it mpoko
Hlit* fly nit Dh nui in mil tlfiMtltiiT*
*sIii|$ ifrivt* 11in| in pt il lln* proitp Hi
t i v 111 nl t’ illil/ t 1 ti lit w t ilth III th ill
n it m.« T I 111 r r H w f n n l *:• i«l tlu 'i#
a punifkhklity th u i t h f J i i y i ,i,i,ft c u iilil
ntiiii une in WinD i iHirilrii.
Vli'i* I'li's iili'iit ( h i l l I'riMH*. w ho
preMiUi'tl in 1lit* u h 'i'iic v n f
d rift U m iy ln * S f t it t lr n m , nnnuiiuc«
mi tliftt .llm (h it Wttuhi litfftd •
tn*h‘ i:n tliii» fro m S n iifo rtt nt tlm
u iiiiiim I f a ll ru fliT rrrn i'if H illltU y i l l
l.i*«fshurK.
Hick llrill* *v ( 4‘ hiiiriH ftH o f ths
* ii■
4*h 11•*11 ” 51nf** u iu l Sam * H a llo *
wt*t*nMruiiimittvt*, iI’pntIt-vl that hit
plana won* piuKiv^intf) hut ho
Duhi hi* would hnvi* mii nffU'UI an*
nounermeht uhuut h it pioKum lu
DAM AGE S U IT
iieltteni>'nt was made out of ■ f>*w dayR.
court I11 the damage suit filed by
tit to F. Fan llm her, Altamonte
.Springs, ngain-il Mrs. Diet Mere
It 117.
dith. Forrest City reultor, In which
HIT/.
he charged Mrs. Meredith owed
"The Bon of Alt Baba"
lilm tlUITon ■ personal not*.
1:0(1 - 15:40 - 4:32 • 0:10 - B;04
Mrs. Meredith contended In in
9:53
formation filed at the Circuit
M OV1ELAND
Clerk's offlco thst she owed $300,
U n e Star"
Bsttlement was ittadu for this sum,
Htarts tl:30, feature 7:04
plus court costs, according to Volia
tsrmlsslon 8:38,
last featura
Williams Jr., attorney for Mr0:18
Faulhabtr.
Movie Time Table
CONVENTION ENOS
MIAMI BEACH lyt-TIm South
ern Homeopathic Medical Assncin
Hun emfetf Its convention here
Wednesday with election of Dr
John WUson, Ashland, Ky., presi
dent. ; „
The group fa elected Dr. Dayton
T. Pulford. Toledo, O., vice presl
dent and D r Benjamin Ooldberg.
CindjuiaU, lecratsry-tnasurer.
\f
A
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T H E HANFORD H E R A L D
F a te 3
Thur*. Oft. 33, 1932
Funeral Services
Held In Batavia
For M. E. Heintz
Funrral servlms fr-r M-tlrolm K
IWntT. 31. "f th P I t'l-'" son ltd..
Alexander, fonesrlr of R->tn” 'ii
N. Y , who
killed Oct. (1 in the
crash of a V-*v>' nnt’ ol aline l-i
A r i'e n t ln
N"wCiswn ■•la* •
w e re
rondo'-teii in flotavio on d'*uril-»>
Hit. iS. A •b-leifoMe- fmol th■A-(WT5“i : r r * - T « W
.*• 1- r«it*‘ i-!
Forclvn War* nnsl* met the train
In Jlatavln and escorted the body
to the II. E . Turner A Co. Mor
tuary.
The young man wss married to
Ml»a M'-rtle Hardy of Hanford on
ly last. July 20.
The retimin'
e*,-o,*-d |„Airman Itnlpli Thnrsen of Mirim-tpolls, Minn, a-,| f,t. Italnh W
Foster of California. The latt-r
server! as ro-pllol nn the crew In
which tie ltd* was second mechan
ic. f>Ul did. pot make tl-» filial
flight hernuM- pnnllin* pMol w-t*
making; a che-k flight in the ship.
flix of thr- 12 rrew —- —*>• ••
•hoard the plane were killed In
the crash which nechrred os the
flight was reluming from n n in e ,
hour routine nntrol "-''slon. V1*
Ihlllty was poor anti it was dark,
fttc -l- - thp pilot 1 o make a groundcontrolled npproarh.
The idantlni'-k the ground short or lie
runway.
The Alcxiitv'-r elrniin had I*-*,sent to Netvfn'imlluml onlv thr -e
week* prior to llm areident. lu-inr
transferred from I'autuxent HIv -r
Md. A veteran of service in tinKorran War sum-, Machinist'
Mate Ilelntr IlNrl recently st-rve-1
aboard the IfSS l.evt*-, no tilit-r-if'
carrier, mill had mailo thiee trio
to the Mediterranean nhull nl tin
hlg carrier. Enli«tlm» when In- win
17, he ireeived Ids hash- training
•t Orrat Lakes, III,
Young Ilelntr was hum In llula
via on Nov. 23 lll.1l). a son d
flharlrs N. and K'tnii A, !!r»dfort
Ilelntr of the Ihidgson ltd. He irltended Corfu O ntrnl School, the
family having formerly resided to
the Kelsey ltd. In llol town of It*
tavln. Survivors, besides hi* wifi
and paierit*. lire u brother. (Jlyd,
11. of the West Main Ht. ltd.; six
sisters, .Mrs. Ohmic* t'alklus or
the I ’rntt ltd.; Mis. Itoheil Wick,
Most Businesses
Report Profits In
Quarterly Report
lly SAM DAWSON
NEW YO R K igi—Profit* art* on
Ihe upgrade nwnln—if the first
com|mmo* to report prove typical
The first 45 corporation* U> announce their riot earning* after
taxes for the July. August anil
September quarter allow:
I profit* of 29 running ahead
of Hie same period of ID.'it; 10
in aIdnf le**
>.i
V
p i,,f it * 15.1 i c v
cent hn.ner than in the third quar
ter Inal
year—S1H9.493.43I
till*
aunimer, aitainat S1D1,1H<1,170 a year
ago.
These i arly comer* are bill a
handful of thn hundred' yet to re
port and contain only two of the
industrial giants Thus they nre
far from conclusive evidence of a
trend Also, they may prove to be
heavily weighted try a few conipanie* who mode sinking gain* till*
summer.
Ilut they make cheerful readInn for stockholders when cornoared will) thr profit trend rarller
thl* year.
In the April, May and June quar
ter much more complete reports
showed l) S. corporate ramlng*
running 13 per cent lie hi ml the
1(151 Fecund quarter
In Ihc first Hirer months of this
year corporate profits after taxes
ran around 9 per rent behind the
19.51 first quarter
.Stockholder* have annlher cause
fur cheer In spite of lower earn
Inns during the first half of this
year, directors of many corpora
lions maintained or raised dividend
rates
For thr first nine months of this
venr total dividend payments ran
I per cent ahead of the correspond
Inn period last year
In many industries, earning*
prospects appear even brighter for
ihc finul three months of 1952 than
for Hie quarter (ust ended Yearend extra dividends may not he
as unit'runs as formerly, hut many
Distracted Father
Shoots Television
YOUR OWN LAND Set Right On Nose
YOU M U S T
By .HAUL PU TT
TlFYneiqhborSj^^
(Fo r llal Bnylel
H EM PSTEAD , N. V t^ -K v cry
mow amt lhrn an nhseura little man
rife* u|i in wrath ami sniitn* the
imirnli unit sight.* of a world that
la too modi with him
hern
In doing an, hr* Itecmnc* a ____
...» „v, .......
'O many of os who share o.s tonvic .hook Ills early cvcnln
lion* hut not his courage.
'Finally,'' he ssid,
Such a man I* Frank t' Walsh m>ned S^nd*y e<-h1 i
i Lina tile in suiimit any longer ns a ’ mg somrtaki/ stream,
captive audtener, he rebelled, lie
shot his television set lie shot It
dead, right through Its 12* j inch
eye.
i if*
11
Hut Walsh paid the price of
; martyrdom. He lost his Job, "Ami
I I ’m still in my wife’s doghouse," I walked «ut of the bedroom and
he said. "H ’s very cold."
leaned over the rail overlooking the
Mr*. Walsh, mother of five chll sunken living rnofn. My wife and
dreu ranging In age from 5 to IS.
can't explain her husband's pre
flpllous action "The sel may have
been on a little too loud," she con
ceded. "Hot always before, when
High lam Prrrlp. lie complained of the noise, t
l irned It down snd that was that."
(17
23
Asheville
Mrs. Walsh looked forlornly at
(13
47
Huston
the
empty corner of her living room
112
40
Chli ago
so
recently occupied by her tele
rn so
Los Angelos
vision set
New Orleans
M
4(1
" I feel so lost without It,” she
New York
(14
47
said. "It cost 1258 and I don't know
•Seattle
when we can gel soother one. We
Washington
had It two years and only made
Miami
the last payment this August."
Tallahassee
Mourning her loss, Mrs Walsh
said television had become part o'
There nre more than 17
i her life It was her hnhll, she said,
s|ieeirs of penguin
hi turn it on at 10 In the morning
fur an early movie while she
observers feel that total dividend "eleuned up In the living and din
payments for the year may equal Ing room."
possibly top. Inst year's record
From 11:30 In 12. she walchrd
payments
"Strike It Rich" while she "got the
Tlie 45 corporation* so far re kids’ lunch ready " Then came
porting show the usual wide vnri “ llrldc And (Jroom". "laivo Of
anre In prnfil pattern Four of Life" and "Search For Tomorrow ’
them operated In the red In Ihc
"I almost always turned it off at
third quarter Two others were 12:45 and ilhlnt' turn It on until 3
sharply lower
One was a steel company, re
fueling lo sses from the strike The
four small Iron and steel com pa
nles to report rn ar showed com
bined net profits 49 per crnl below
earnings in the I9M third qiinr
ler For I he first half of the year.
(Including the strike month of
June). 32 iron and steel companies
had enmhined earnings 21 5 per
rent below the first six month* of
1951.
On the bright stile, nine of the
29 with htuhrr earnings show xuh
stantlnl gains
PWIKHKEUNB
jsrm
WAlCtiuntil out u
Weather
Featu rin g scares of outstand
ing Food Values throughout
the store.
ANN PAGE
Vine Ripened Large
Each
Honey Dews
39*
Salad Dressing
?«
1(10',. CUKE VEGETABLE SHORTENING
a L
de x o
ci
York Fine Cooking
HlIN NY El EM)
Cauliflower
Pancake Flour
28'
WHITE HOUSE
Apple Juice
KITCHEN CHARM
Tohay
Wax Paper
Our Own Tea
Grapes 2 lbs. 19c
fcvberg
Lettuce 2 for 29c
- FROZEN FOODS -
ANN PAGE
Juice 2 6 o/. can 25c
Crab Apple Jelly
Russo (irorn
SUNHWEET
Whnlwmn Orange
Pens 10 oz. pkff. |9c
Prune Juice
CHUCK
your >xrl TlimoaisCS S I . pepl'f •'
I'rrrtft
t. T ry "p»i>l>ln# up wlUi OUrr* to o -
TAMO
tins Ionic for w r.X , rundown I'* 11"*
•nit If to body'. Ur a pf lion w lilrli lii.o r
m.n «nd wom»n <«H *'M- T ry O ,lie s
Tnoit T .b i» t. (or Ptp. >*un*»r l'»Un*.
Scratch Feed
(kit vtiy day. 30* lnt,udortoiy six 41C• I all dm* .litre. n t n okrrr—In
•aal.rd al Totti-blna lim a .
Llfrhuny
Soap 2 hath hnrH 2 |c
Deodorant Soap
Dial 2 large burs 33c
Fnrlnl Soap
Woodbury
Hath Soap
CARDUI
When Backache
Goes A w a y . . .
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r liM h ..I.0 1 I
—in ,* W
„AKht.li.,>f|spH<l,nrriv,
sad d ls iln n . lu.y U du* in .U n -
a of kldsiy runrikm. limit,,. M, ■,«,!
»*y I uni IInn I. v.ry Imiwrunl lu ynud
IB. Wlw. •onw o.ryd.rronillllnn.F utli
Inm tad air.la, n n n ihl. laipnrl.at
MJonUilnw duwa.w.aylnlk.iuT.rn.s*
I W ww»-(a l lali.,tbl*. Minor bladIrrlUlua. du. I. ndd nr Nmt|did is.y
yvUlsaus Bl(hK*r (nmu.nl iuu >(m.
•at m M four klds.y. if (kn. rnndl.
* haiki m . Try Ihwa'. riUt-. nlM
•46. U»d >ti«rt.tfully by ailUlno. f.f
Locker Plant
Woodbury
Reg, Ham
3 for 2 |c
Hslh liar*
2 for 2|c
20 .Mule Tram
“GOOD TO THE EAST m io r * MAXWELL HOUSE
Borax | lb. pkg. 20c
Phone 131H
L E A N M EA T Y W ES T ER N (ROOD FOR RARI1F.C
TWO TREATS YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS
A DELICIOUS MEAL AND A LOW PRICE
H IC K O R Y HM OKED — IN OOR H5IOKH IfOlIHP.
L E A N M EA T Y W ES T ER N (ROOD FO R UAH It EC U E )
U. H. ROOD R E E F
ttUI'RR H IRH T HARD CORN F E D
RIB ROASTS...........
W ES T E R N
A . B . CUQHORS
BABY BEEF UVER
Q U IC K FR O Z EN (FO W LS )
U. H. ROOD
Chicken Gizzards
ROUND
STEAK ....
•*
.
OUR OWN — LEA N
GROUND BEEF....
HW1FT I'KF.MIHM A L L M EA T
lb. 25c
Skinless Franks
CORELANDM
(|D IC K FR O ZEN
Pure Pork Sausage lb. bag 4 |c
Headless Shrimp
SEAFOODS
H O L L O W A Y ’S
IN ORLANDO
O LD D IG N IT Y
4 YR. STRAIGHT
DEVILED CRABS....... .......
BREADED SHRIMP...........
JUMBO SHRIMP...............
FILLETS OF RED PERCH .
FLA. GRADE A
KY. BOURBON
m PRpor \
Blackeye Pei
PINT BOTTLE
QUART BOTTLE
MARACA
ANOTHER SALE
YOU CANT MISS.
THIS WEEK ONLY.
I /*
r ,:
P A C K E D IN W A V Y B V B C P
P rkM la Utk U «ff««U*« thru
\ L GALLON
lUtartUy, October Uth.
�H. B. Pope
Indictment
CliMw
HltOl
who Identified himself as "Mr
Watson" and who told him he had
better "play along" with Nalhar
and Nastrr. lie said this man had
a guttural voice.
N*■than and Nastcr look the wit*
neis chair and denlrtl there was
atm truth In Tcltolhnum’s story
Testlmony was developed that T
Lam ar Caudle, assistant attorney
general slnre fired, exclaimed
when he heard the story nf the
guttural - voiced telephone cull
"Thai .mii't hrvr..1;'”'" 'r he DuAi-h
man."
Charles Oliphant, chief counsel
of the Internal Revenue llurenu
testified lhat Grunewald had made
T h e r o im ly in n in g re g u la tio n s Inquiries shout Tcillehaum's tn*
a re liste d und er rh n n te r 27 fUlf« case Oliphant resigned his govern
(N o . M i n t , S e n a te h ill No, pn» ment post In the midst of the In
w h ir)* s ta te s , |n o p e n in g , t h r h ilt qulry.
irm llM M rr»m r i ( » n u i
f(nt,tlie legiidnliott in th* Hollar
of* Representative*. The rrurr*
aentallv* khI.I today hr didn't
want to i>*»s nr defeat the nroposal »o hr "tnrkrd on" a referendum
measure, "an thr nrnple of thr
County ran drtrrmlne thr inning
protmaal."
Rrp. Mark Clrvrlanrt expressed
warm annroval of (he proposal
saving. "I think It'a a pretty good
thin** If thr prnplr ivant it (and!
I think It's a gnud Idea li* have a
rrferrn*lum oil it." fir pointed ollt
the lonini* rrguliitlnns would pmt»et property investments made hy
County residents.
Is " A n e rt to re m n w a r th e D'wird
o f C o u n ty C n n in ilss ln n n rs o f fl«niIn o lr C o u n tv , K ln r h la , to adopt
T o e in g r e r .d a lt n n s and b u ild in g
rode eo verpinta th * l i s r Tif eeopeetc
not IO e l" i'" 'l In a n y m » " lr t n » lit e
and ([o rd erin g upon, n d la r r n t to
and a d lo in lm r » n v S l a t " n r C omo* "
ro ad In said Count** f»~ a d -p th
o f pot to eyeerd WKI f » r t fro m «**d
ro a d " and «ro vM I**ij p e n a ltie s fo r
v io la tio n s th e re o f "
#
a
w
This eve..* w 'ldlne a *' "** *rnr
on the tiatlot rt the eeneral eler
lion Nov 4. **hh h will h<* srparatr
front the liallot mn'olnlng candi
date* for elertlve offlres.
Under Rnellnn No. I nf the taw
dealing with th" grunting nf *>-■•••.
*r. It evolnlns the purpose of the
legislation I* to promote health
safety, morals and the grnrrol
welfare of (h« community and that
thr County Commission I* eippotyered to regohile an*l reslriel the
me of pronertv In the County Iv
in* outside of boundaries nf *"*'
murdi Inalltv ami Ivinr* within BOO
feet nf I**" central line nf nnv
state or County road.
flection No. 2 "tale* that d|*.
trlrts may he set up In aurh n
way as to best carry out the aet
III regulating and restricting the
erectile*, ronstrurlInn. reconstruc
tion. alteration, repair or use of
building* and stineturea on both
land and water, dll such regula
tions must tie uniform within n
district, lint ore district niav dif
fer from another.
flcrtion No .1, stipulates that re.
gulsHnn* shall h» In accordance
with n rmnnrrheiislvn plsn and
designed to lessen eongeatllnn on
the highways; to secure safer*’
from fire, panic and other dang"r«: to nmmote health ami gen
eral welfare; In provide adequate
light and air.
To prevent the overcrowding of
land and water* to avoid undue
concentration of nonulallnn: to
preserve ami fa'llltale the develomnent and display nf the natural
beauty and nttraetlveneas nf roadsldea; to f«p|!itate th« adequate
provision of transportation, water,
qawerage, school, parka and nth*r
rrnnlfernenls. Ragnlatlons will tie
ntadr with reasonable runsMcra*
ilnlt, among other thlrt*tr,M>f thw
charsetcr of e»eh district and Ita
peculiar aullahlllty for nartlruUr
uses, and with a view of conserv
ing the value nf buildings and en
couraging the most anprnprlate
use of lund anil water throughout
the County.
The County Commission "hull
provide for th" manner In whl"h
rei'idntions and Imumlarle* are ael.
which may h« "mended nr changed
from time to lime. hit*, no tegnlaHons or boundaries will he effre.
live until a piddle hearing has
been held on each matter.
At least in davs notice must he
given in a publication of general
circulation before a puh'i- hear.
Ing. No amendment or change
ran lie effective. In addition, un
lens approved liv three-flftha of
the County Commltslon.
A toeing commission Is set up
In the Rlatp law. wldrh Is to ba
composed of not. lets than five or
mnre than nine nuallfled ’elector*
of the copntw. Thn duty of the
hoard would ha to recommend to
the County Commission the hnnndsrles of the various original dis
trict* and to anoroprlnta regula
tion* to |,a enforced therein. A
nnhllr hearing must lie held he.
fore they e»o submit th«lr final
report, and the County Commit,
slon may not hold public hearings
or take action until It has received
this final report. Under the see*
•Ion, No. tt, member* of the inn
ing rommlstlnn will icrve without
compematiiui.
A clerk mny hn designated, ac
cording to flection No. 7( nr an
other employe to enforce the provliiona of the Ijw or any anthorl.
tally* order or resolution, flection
No. It itlpulstes no typo of eonitrurtlon, alteration nr change
may be madn without an appllra*
you In writing having been suh*
milted and a permit ohtainod by
the properly owner or representa
tive. renaltlea for failure to serote a permit may ‘bring on a fine
of I maximum nf ISM and/or Im
prisonment not to exceed 80 days.
It a (ate* In flection.No*. 10 that
permits must ft* examined within
a certain time hy the panon re*
reiving them and( If all ragtilalien* are met, to lieu* this permil, or, If raiulroinenta are pot
filled, to relect It. In the latter
raar, hi* findings are to be at*
tachsd to a copy of the applica
tion amt delivered to tho applicant.
Work rtuat be commenced within
90 davs of receipt of the permit or
U wHI be come Invalid*
t Action No. 11 stlpnlatoo per
‘ tnflo rauat lie posted, whlly fleetjot
No. 19 »eta un mat* of'permlta ag
fnliowsi
notl mar*
mere
follows! Total valuation m
than StW. no feaj 160 to 11,000. a
f»a ot 11.60, and aa additional I t a
nf | l for each addltioaal.Sl.000 or
fraettan thcraof. to oad including
.118,000. An additional fan of ,76
will be
XXXI nr fractio n tharaoffl to slo
Idltlona) 10 rant* on
and an add
1,000 or’ fraction, toe m hr.
H o lly w o o d S t a r s
(Con 1 1nurd From I'avr Oust
•She wins promptly carried bodily
onto the stnge hy Ftoscoe Ate*
nnd placed In the lap of Mrl
while Jerome snng the rest of
the song right to her. A good
guess was thnt Pnltl liked the
whole goings on.
Not to he outdone hy her mule
colleague!, MGM’a own recording
artist, Karhara Rulck, earn* to
I he mike and frankly announced
"I want me a man!" Stanley Km*
turned out tn he this man nui
Rarbarn came right out Into the
audience and led him hy arnt-nn.l
ear right up on the stage ami
• ang In him. Till" was all new lo
flam. It was plain enough to
see, hut the highlight of the day
was when blonde Miss Rulck gave
Sam a hlg warm kiss right
where kisses can be most "I1"
predated.
The audience went
wild, and so did Sam.
Carlrton Carpenter, the popu
lar long-legged hinged genius of
many Hollywood movie* asked
for a partner for a Charleston
ami Son ford's Ann Itahorn an
swered the call and the couple
■lid one of these old |traditional
Southern dances tn the delight of
the audience.
Mayor Stcntper presented n big
golden key to the movie trounc
with other appropriate remark*
to conclude the program. Mailmi
and flarbara, the only women nn
the tour of cctehritles, wero each
presented a lovely corsage tiy tho
urrsldent of the student Itody,
flnbby Morris, and Mnrioo was
made an honorary Fire Chief of
the City of Fnnford hy Chief
Mack Cleveland following the per
formance.
The whole show ended with a
hang and will hr long remembered
as a realistic touch of Hollywood
which paused awhile in Hanford
yesterday.
Section Nn. 1fl provide* penalties
and flection 17, thr effective dote.
Section No. IH Stipulates that
the aet ahall not heroine effwtivr
until it hax he«n ratified hy n ma
jority of tho qualified electors .if
Seminole County who shall vote at
ah election (Nov. t) railed for the
purpose of ratifying or rejecting
the act.
B a n d its
B l u e s 1n T h e N e w s
tty isnit
j
\NTHON v
nt *•l v r i *i* -iIn*f*
,,M f Nt \ \ S iu
1
sch* "••tId’ll tn Ii ■f •M i* S ’k
l*|l!*klflnt K"111 n m B 1rit*i *
*f »tii n HtiM'D. S *•I'll •1 / *»w ill nr
rhant nmiipsl liv ' s*t is! tii*’ id "INin
If* pi- • •
•aln. irn nw'iv
l*»rk ♦sti S'»**ir • »v *• Tbl . will
"relr Bf*t Iif* »B|. I«!■
*1 f
Hun In
th r re
Whil
,t.s*l-,r
•» , xs i.t* e
n*i <lpcc
Ui.iH i.nM t'rrai Tag# Hn#i
The victims said the luiy with
the boxing cloves claimed to he a
formrr Golden Gloves boxing
champion in Florida.
Johnson *.xld he has contacted
police in Jacksonville and Miami,
who are following up several leads
found in the bandits' luggage
All of the bandits were described
as
.s being well dressed and Johnson
sa
unit their luggage Indicated^ lhr>
nlunys traveled first cln. s
,
I lf K H \N TO RD ItKttAl.D
I’age 9
Florida Adds New McCarthy Welcomes Spottv Damage To 1 1 hur-*. I tel 2.1. 1952
Probe
Of
JTrankiHK"
tropgReported
|
n
Teaching Device Ih
POtlTLANt). Ore
r Sen Jo
Teacher Who Will
R. McCarthy rlitt'isi said Wake Of Downpour
Scientific Courses seph
here last night that lie welcomeNot Salute Flay:
MIAMI '.h - Syi. ll> damage lo
GAINK.SVII.I.K hH—The Unlvcr investigation of a oompliint that
■crops and pasture, was reported
sity of Florida has added n new he abused his franking priviloge
He denied that hr had over mis ; today In the wake ..I a two day
Facing Dismissal
teaching device which reduces sen
-Most the franking privilege whir'
storm thnt dumped ton. of water
sons to minutes
Without the device, a planctarl aflnws congressmen to *end official on Southern Florida
MIAMI P \ .ehiail teacher and
um |t wol|W ,)0 neers*ary fm
Clearing skies brought cheer to mother of three children whose
for business letters through tho mui
t,.n,-|irrs of astronomy and physl withmdstnmps
some sections hid farmer, agteed religion* faith forbid, her In snlnto
A P n stn ffire Departm ent spoke, that a general hurricane , am . until
cal seienre to take their ctasse*
the flag today faced ill.mn>al hy
. f l in a t i salt! in Washington th it tho cause a lot id .l.n .’.".* >,, rrop. ,mii
! ! r r 'M ■ lhe .BjJKace aI«o ron nultiiKM citftTTiJ* munv
o\
the itiole • oiinly Sc IiihiI Hoard
S.'s" - »
Wti s« k
t.lined .» hack *aw and other tool, i| r year to accomptisn wnm ran I "omolaint
"or
against McCarthy "•-*■ dikes in Ihe Kverglades
The hoard voted Wednesday tn
*f-*fvsx
fit** rl i *. M..v
adapted fur l)iirglarv
he done In one silling, hy way of ten m "someone who .loaprenllv re
" I ’eople we o ’in *-? aired three
. |||tftS
eelvett through tho mails MiioiUtun. times as much water Into tin file charge* ag.itii't Mt* Kathryn
With Hm*
»
star identification
hfivhit* pi»» *
t'io. \V | ‘•Ms.*., ”
.aid Singleton 'ccoml grade teacher nt
In addition, by a simple adjust w h le h they believed should not h av e ■.dims ast de. can curry
u
iltntpMhf4,1 *1v 1* *
t.aninr Johnson, chief omtmoei .. Neva Kntg i o iper Klemrnlary
P o litics
ment. the operator may transport liecn franked “
Srliool alleging lier a . lino violates
Bln e‘prit"*r*
miiH M" nf
________
i his audience lo any spot on (he
M ri'a rH iv . who I* stionolng tho Ihe Central and Southern Florida Hie slate school law
B
But f■
**• tM* iftMisp 'Him (h<*
Fhaul Cimlrnl D i'ln d
f font lotted from I'nge Onrt
earth's surface, depleting the sky '.'e st in behalf of the U ep iil'1
l nder the tenure pntvishtn of tho
The Kissimmee lllie i eiuplyiuu
*inlf*»rnt will I h* "whi(p» "
tirko t said Hie in v o slig .ilio ii .hould
p.ilgnetl tothiy ihrough Industrial »».It would appear from then
Into l.ake l tkeeehohee ftom Ho law. Hie M'tniol hoard mo.l shn-v
Planetaria as such are not new co ver others I imi
|**o.I I|im iln L r**r w ill b»* m tiL'iiir cities gif New' York slate, hilling
cause
why Mr* Singleton .hould
♦
„•* rs«w rr> .|n lrv (r ip '•» SU " 1al what he called opposition slander devices One of llte best known Is
“ I know of several nooph* -ilm north, is out of u» hunk, Johnson lie ill llargl d
♦ Bi*'u C**|Bf i h U work*
I'fllll Ih and innuendoes that lie would de "1r Hayden Planetarium of the do misuse ttiis prlvlloce
I'lu* i* retatried, but a dry summer in Hu
i iiniiiv
Scho.il
s ipertntcndrnl
American Museum of Natural Ills oartieularlv true of oi-oido who use vast Kissimmee River Valle, left
f;»kin«* Ib** l"fiv«' l»» *»rifur hi* w ife i.stroy unions
VVH'on i ecommended
hr**--* tn SViifi'nl
liv** IB* |i nt- , The Itenuidiean presidential ran lory In New York City This thr* II for campaigning ' tw .m l lull ils lakes low s.llti plenty of .lorag* la n o . T
space for yvatrr
that the eharge. I «• tiled heenust*
tfi fB»»
SrrvirO K Dt* 'didate told a cheering crowd In ter of the sky has a 75 foot dome without ini-nlioiiing iiaiuos
KIisk Ii’i I eondlHous were reported he .inlii’ipated a length, suit over
1Srhenerlndy. home of a lug lion and aland !),(XH1 stars, ineluding
«if*i*m« »i1 n lm iin t tbi* n tn lifiii.
along Ihe western side of the liu; the matter
oral Klretric plant, that his op thnso of the sixth magnitude are
The n m >’ o t i f i i v * I
dike and some ridichecs cy.icuateil
oonenis were making stieh charges shown
M r. S inuls’ton a teacher m the
T h r u t r r | !v» 11r, | h | f t * - L i r i r f o r m i i r * '
their
cattle from pastures under Dade i luudv .v .te n t lor 15 y e a rs,
The University of Florida piano
because
they
wanted
to
perpetuate
(
’a
r
lc
r
mMiib*rfl *bnt •in* ghi-rrelv Interwater
themselves In |>oucr and divert lariutn consists of a projector and
I . a no mber of the 1,-hov.il l’s Wit*
#-if in fb**
t*f t b t* (?rnm*
i Charles D Klmc county agent •es'es 'c l I Stic h a . r e f ii'i’d to
a dome of in fool diameter Soon,
(f nwilettaa e*. ».*** *
Ntivnl i».*tf* »r«»*l nf*' i .rimint**'l attention from tneir own record
at
Ft
I’jpree.
.aid
the
tomato
crop
with
final
seating
arrangements.
Gov Thomas K Urwry. tots
lead tin d a s . In Ihe d a ily .a lu la
fb
♦<» t ik** n:iri iri Mii* U*iibr* a rl’vim that section can make "tie to the flag
50 students may he seated under f i n |iurk"<t
tirs
f.**'Wi'iif u-bi*** *’*»'!>4 f»»v GOP nomlnoo. was aeeompauvlnu
TniBiv.
ih*»
non
••nm
)
mentions
rernvots
”
If
future
con
kisenhnwer on the trip front Albany the dome al one lime
Mr* lalnu tin it principal of the
h-iuy
fur n play which Is Hi
dittons are favorable
The pro jecto r Is a simply made Hffft vioIBt i I t h«* •*»!9*
to Huffnli,
. chin.I '.ud Mr* Singleton, timehr II I I
th*
iMitTitfi'
F<*r
in*
imi
1
1
•
apparatus,
as
explained
lord
by
Dr
The crowd in Srhenerladv n"rt,. i
ever doe* not (orlnd nr di.eoutagO
•lying
nn«liret. mi one side of Ihe railroad Alex Smith, asslxlnnt professor id h r xvi11>1 It* ( I i f r i i ....... I
I ci |u ip i!' honorm * the flag
f -av tr* it s L i | ••• f- lli- l fu r tip 4
fHfht'i
TbirikBu1
‘
nhvslrs
A
light
is
made
to
'hlne
sl.ilmn and appeared lo miniti-i
I t t tn P ill ,t t .11.’ ’ u il.ll i t r c i . i l , n
•tjlV O' 1 fttivtiMt* till* " f’ * L *•1 in ( iv * 1.1111>111 5.1NMI
through a pla'tlr surface full nf * I f f ri. V i I .ivlnt' *f tut 'n 1 *
ll l l l 11 .f.vn t le r l III .1 I VC dmuy
.» . sv-.t f m l '.. .» •Bfinb 1
» 4
fu n i i i i i *I tfii'- m » i * i l
A sign faring bl* .peeking in.* .mall huh-, of diffcceul sues, pm
\l
»•• »h ip»
v» 1 »m:
M iig lilm t
*•"1 »ts i ................ • h i’ #L|f«r* • -» At i;if » rum sprlhsl out Ikr’s Initial, tin. ertlng onto the Interior of lire
M \N11. \ I* ft e I'tollppille U. d 's till
S B . ......... i
M t II J r n iM 'l.w l way "llltrgrily. Know how. Krim dome and becoming a replica of
M i | ’ x in q tlD H
i lo ss said today 170 |ier»on» w e ir
M ir tk. i
tb l » f 1fill • lie u iif h e r
Ihe heaven.
si :•••> \ v r-t b- 111 Iflfrvr fn n h fnr ninv "
nf thr f 11s1 |1| t >
41
dead and JUd were m i.s in i; in the fiVl ti tin Itllll-st ,11 h i. v u f t.l W till
’ || i.
*•r - e i'iitn l j fin *. O p *
A mol ir allachntenl to llu- pro llflfl fhr tiHifUtix
Kl.rnlmwrr. the GO I* notlllnrr
w ake of W e ilu c .lu y - i.|d in o n
Nbr s m l .i1| n|» , 111* 11.1 lu c e lM U 'x u f
MptB' ftlfUM In BI'llil ! 1ItT1**r M tlfll'M tl apprared liefnrr a cheering an lector can i nu.e it to rotate, giving
Tin* i,bli*» ' I t <’ »»t (
The H eiLl'ro " - i.I -iwcial -win H n ' •H » S h r %ijud d ll' ll ll l II »
il lift th
tlielirr In Troy. N Y . last night hr same effect cause liv the It m i b n *n in H u iif i* J r
lin
'd
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r
e
in
lured
| g ill... ■In-H . 1 he
* refil'C S tn
f "Bttffiit ret tn M«'|| In il l it v and charged that thr Democrat' earth's rot la Ion during diiferetd IB* u in I ni|tlm ••(§
M-,
T lie taluilatm n w:y. t*.i'eil on tele
»alotc the flag
w-i’ h tt..- ttprrationa tti-nartinrtit dolihorutrly created Inflation i>. times of Ihe day anil seasons of Ihe t'ifll rn|H ••
nl «vt* .yf I
g raph ic anil radio re'piuT' irn kluuvear
" l lial ' . d
' ve left I'llthis week after *ii«u-t|-*» a I ■•*••• will Hu* elei-tlon
until (♦••inc f v u M*
lu from the devastated p ro vin ce. ttrelv up to him." .she said
Among nlhrr nllnchmcnl* to the lunnih
“ The Inflation we suffer lx nui
at hn h'.nie In Old Hickory. T> n
i*f dliNi’im* Mi
I %tn ♦ 'n
Vhr tropical .torin rouieil out
t J.urrr tlrfsairr of tb*- an accident." he said. “ It Is a projector Is a clear globe with a M r ,
b n i h**i*n »n 'if ‘ *
H it h ii'h o in ! i .it ..u . also i . a
into the Smith China S<’a Wednes
N \ \S flupnlv ttroart*i.i-i*t has pulley designed to give mure pr.> man of thr earth painted on Its f u r >*t b*«H» i» v* n r
,« I t «If
Uiemliei of Ihe 'ts I lie ..Ud lie
lace A light within easts a
day
anil
today
threatened
the
ti.it
pie
mure
money
that
Is
worth
less
"
'Jir
left n>r -tiiHun for S* I'niil, Min
bnif u H i k n l B i r t h i ('lit* i I ,i | ‘i
frred shore, nt Indochina Sid nule. I i' a -hop foreman
He compared int'-ation with " • shadow of the earth no the dome
n»-si*ta w'lii'ie he will spend about
to demonstrate Ihe relationship o f ,'' 1"' L'e'1' i.ompion ..t
\
In the null line si V Saigon rc|Hirt
concealed
minefield"
and
said
the
in .lays with Ins family and
" 1" ' ” , '
1' ' 1
"""
said Hie lyphiHiu would hd (lu
Illation would luxe its liultlr aitalii'i Ihe s la rs (it the enrh a a g i v e n ;to
friends
w
m
k
for
the
t.ro
ig
u
i
rew
e
...a .I Idlllomiw night
IN It It! It IN t HI U N IO N
; communism unless Its economy i* line
t'om punr nt Yikl.lo .ta i ; . II . ’
I t s , , . \ . u i rr**tlse.l t b r r r o - f
Indochina, while wading lor the I
IMAM | 111 \< II
r H r.
lien
strengthened
There Is also a rnordlnalr pro
Iv tut davs !• ft until I'hristnias* 1 Gov Dewey. Introducing the gen lector which enaldrs the student nr to ru ril to Ihe Fhn iil» . "lut'im v ■del to was Irytttt. to clean up fio u i [ Shep.iid v if. of III. H i . i u t l lleaci
H"
..
I'la tile tidal w ave 1ll a I lUI I'han Hue'
tVr i ll l*irw Ih-it Ghvistmas l« a oral, delivered nn even more till. other observers to read ttie* altilmF- i,fU*r w o ikm g f.o
ill ittniiivy
wa cllinisly ill
wrinitri fill Hm" *•f th>' vr-ir H l« Irrlng attack He accused Truman of a particular .tar from the earth , oiupany
M nnil.i) night, pos.ildy killing a
-"rc'l in in oil on..lulc t ollislon
.■I t'htisluiaa timr that ,-liiI>I■•-n of heading an "unholy, fllthv, stink *uiface
He had In k 'll l
to.- .
ninny a . ,'uu persou.
Weiluc'day ami police charged Hrrtiip to vn o 'iil a fte i
*•:, • , . i
at" uvi-r loved with thr mt, ■
*■ mg c.nnpalgo." and asked voter'
ilio k c il
1 1*1011111111 . ..H u ll'
lin e drivel ot the ntilci out WllHilM
feel bettor, limn ding *■
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things Hard* has tuuoehl Hu-ui if they were going to allow Steven
towed the re p o rt, of l*h d i|i|un e. | l> WelhnO SI with 1C k l c s * dttv
illusion
l.i^ausi" tl-,*v w.
S.'-»h 0*11*11 III Hr . iiu to "sneak into Ihe While Hon',
. U'lialtie. .mil damage
m g rcsiiliing m .in ,u . i*l< nt
girls and hovi. Hut there are also oil a slimy trad id Truman mud
S h o p m a n 's H o n u > Is
* ." i" s tunny litth * g i l l s no 1 'r .\
Bhilippim's Typhoon
Claims Many Lives
l l i ’il l.n v r *........ y r r v good all y ra i
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i|.*V *». find t*-1,1 Jt.tils dursri't
I*, in.* them min h al all It is Itir-**
IIIIAY \DKIt. Wale* ,P— 'Jileru
'.iiraheth ufflrlnllv opened tlritalU'
hnvs end ■'*],
thnt thr im-ii it gtaiii new five rnillinn dollar tTn"the Fire I louse here uh iard tin* weu Dam today, screened hy
station an- trying hard t ** inuk • echelon* of [mil re and a(enl*
hanpv til's fT'iisluris These nirr poised In xmn.ll sabotage attempt,
a ir •epntrlng all kinds nf l.iuki’ii or demonstration*
ti.J'a, ■
lialulinr
them,
ati’1 ■
11r,h. •. .
* a
i
A" the queen pressed a button
Hient look good at lirvv ho thnl u,„| M,n| a caacjidc of water turn!)
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ninny
underprivileged children Img over the dam lip. police kepi
may have a really Merry (Jirist- watchful eyes nn Ihe crowd that
iimv How-ver. it" one cnn make ' rullled over the area
old vis look "gun.I os new utilesn J Karty Sunday, a myslerv.- ex
lie Inir the *il.I loys to begin vvilh, f plriwlnri idpw a giiping crater In
If you Imv. any uM foy, in nnv par| (,f the front aqueduct that
shape or "i-c, rrgnrdlexs of cmtill- rarric# water (nun the dam to
Hon, *• ml them t» the Fire Hon." itirmimiham aernts Ihe border In
here iiliiciril the station You'll In' Knelatul Itrltlsh newspaper *|verplaying Snidn f'l i i lo n ginuo <.f ululinu pinned llte hlast on fatui
exceptionally n * > i" mlivn little timl Welsh
nationalists who
want
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rule
for
file
TYIIHNK. I’.i P Fire destroyed
a I'emisylvanln railroad shnnman's
iioiiie early today Five of hi* sis
children are missing
Kilwing T Smith said ontv tie
his wife and their a month old
tuthy escaped
Firemen ,said
It would , ,he .cv
,
,
era! hour. Iirfor they could prnlie
i|u> ruins Cause of tho fire was
unknown
Neighbor* reported .Smith Jumpisl
ftom a sceonil Rnnr window slier
his wife lumped willy Ihrir young
esl child in her arms
Mrs Smllh and the baby wen i]
reporlrd
m eritiral condition
Smith's eiinilitinn was (air
The missing children are Tommy.
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Judgo by latiifactlon and woll-boing
Tront ibom to Holium. Watch the imilei
of dellflht whan you lorvo this hnltor brood
with HoUuin flovor and o°°d health.
L» i I m * »>‘ m
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T H U R S D A Y , OCT. 22, 1982
B IB L E VERKF. TODAY
Be ns good a* your word, don’t he
n living counterfeit. They nay and
do not. — Matt. 23:3^
Caiualtin in (lie Korean war iu
far Itavr readied the ilitlreitinti
figurr id 121.154 Americani. And
they .ire beginning lo incieaie
again, HH5 lait wrelc alone. Never
before in all American wan have
we loti to many men. and gamed
to little.
______
Il't funny bow tome people teem
to be able lo detect from leading
this column that we are agiinil
Stevemon. Their penpieacity and
intuitiveneii it poiilively enuring.
Hut alter all, don’t we have jmt
ai much right to be for Ike ai they
have in be for Steve? Or have
we)
Judge Millard Smith win in l»
tee ut the other day quite enthutimlir about the progrm the
"Democrat! for Kiienliower” grnupt
are making in lliia part of the date
and making no bonei about lii*
iioiilion in the matter. It i» no
longer ditloyal, lie |>oinl( out, 'for
a Democrat lo votr the Republican
ticket. Die 051 iruion bf the
l.egnlatuie changed ell that. Atl
you have lo do ii to vote lor a
majority of the Democratic canciidalct on the ballot, not for all of
them. And we have no doubt lint
judge Smith will vole for a m*Jotity oi thdm.
_______
JJ!
An overwhelming pdcltif of
Sanford Negroei. we are told, ute
going to vole for Stevemon. We
dippme »oine of them think their
government checki would itop il
Ike were elected. Out have they
(topped lo think what would hap
pen to (hem if Governor Sleven(on'i civil tight* program were put
into effect and irgrrgalion wet*
uholiihcd in public ichooli) I low
many of ihem would like lo tend
their children to white ichooli, al
ready over-crowded) How many
colored ichool leather! would like
lo lik r their chancet of finding
jobi in white ichooli)
, A. J. Prince in the Tampa Trib
une luggeiti lhal now that ail the
other presidential cendidilgi have
lubmiltrd their income italementi
for the pail eight or ten yean, it
would hi1 interfiling lo fbe public
generally if President Truman
. wbuld do tha la m e , Soma fiqgin
erf K o rn were pointed al Senator
Nixon became he, a poor man. had
accepted private aid
expeniei of hi* off!
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Or This?
Tha ifMtotl praWlM fa)In* AatwUa today l«
HOW DO Wf ITAV OUT 09 WAI-WITH HONOftf
In St* thowdawn whlik ivraty (let aItli t, wfcUh S Ik* namlnaai,
liionkowoc ar ftavsnian, d* yaw waal (a bav# ipaaA fee yaw I* • "'•ar
ise wlrtt Stella and ChurthUI? WMcb m m d* y*w Mtlnli fc*H* wawSt faa»
•ad faigastf . . , llisnkswar Kai had wait anparte**a la werid attain
during parted* *1 bath M and raid war. LOON haUavai ho II Iniwwparahi y halter prepared far tha Sretldotty,
Barkley In Orlando
Orlando H*ntln»l
It I* in odd, but neverthcluu
historically Important compliment
to Orlando and Central Florida that
Vlca l ’r « . Alben Barkley ibw (II
to campaign here In a preildenlial
election.
Never before In the modern Ilialory of till* great araa hai it born
able to attract a top-flight Demo
cratic leader, looking for votes.
Heretofore, Centra! Florida ami
all of Florida for that matter, alwaya was con»ldared-ind
corred ly .o - ln Ih . bag.
s a MmS!?,
rrlorlda
tho
______
oed, (hat they could not use him.
e wa* too old.
Hut ho I* back on the trail. He
li a dyed-ln-the-Wool Democrat.
Parly before country and all that
sort of rot.
People applauded him here In
d( “Monday
‘
Orlando
night. People who
have lost *ona in Ihla war, dapped
their handa together am'
and niadt'ri
cans M
noises
In approval
.ni«es In
approval of,whs!
* '{j! ^
«Ky'
. w f ” ,Mu K M k. ?on the hog
n
201 W. tilth Htrret
Hanfurd, Florida
October 22, IU52
Sanford Herald
U r. It. L. Dean, Editor
Hanford, Florida
Dear Mr. Dean:
What will the hospital costT
This U a qurKtiun that many
prnpltt ask, ami Ki'nerally that
meant, "What will It ro il m *I".
Tha overall cost aa authorised hy
tha bond Issua on which we will
vot* on Nov. 4 Is |B(H),tMJO.OO. The
Individual cost if haled on n three
mill levy on the real property Ilia
assessed valuation of which must
escecd tnooo-th* amount of the
homitrad esernptloii—to tie (nsed
at all.
Each property owner can quick
ly figure what this would mean
to him hy looking at Ids last taa
statement from the County Col
lector.
If the assessed value wa* |U,000.rill, the homstead esetuplion
would be deducted, leaving fl.OOO
In this case It would amount to
on which the levy would he made,
only three dollar*. Very cheap,
Isn't It?
,
Rut who can figure the value of
a hospital In dollars and cents T
If a loved one Ii 111 and the doctor
says hospitalisation Is urgently re
quired, money become* a **cont|ary consideration aa that Ilf*
hangs In Ih* balance end aitp
amount would then be gladly paid
to save It. If at that lime a person
could make a contribution to the
hospital that was near at hand
and that could provide the assur
ance of capable cure, the sum
given would undoubtedly be large.
While each of us hopes that he
will not have lo face that unhappy
situation, many have faced It In
the past and It Is reasonable to
believe that many of ua will have
to meet It.
The twit Idea la to pay as we
go, Ira RUHR that we have the
hospital In case wo or our neigh
bors nssd IL
. . .
And the way to be aur* of that
la to vot* Y E S on the hotpltol
bond* on Nov, 4,
Youra truly. ,
Georg* Touhy
f
•"~r
SA Y GOOD-BYE
msde
For
A
There Is, so far as we snow,
other state Mipretue court which
attempts to divide Itself Into three
part* and non* which has aa many
ns tu Justices. The most notable
Imlldsl reform In recent years
was accomplished In New Jersey,
There the supreme court was r*>
•lured in "lie, rather than etc
larged; nil seven members hear
every case. An Intermediate ap
pellate court disposes of most min
or appeals, thus freeing the
preme Court for the cunslderatioir
of tiie more Important questions.
There nre oilier weaknesses of
the amendment which are tha
wesknesses of nmi«'ton.
Any attempt to Improve the
Supreme Court should recognise
the need for (1 1 a better system of
aiderting justices, to keep the
court from helito Involved almost
constantly In politics; (2) a limita
tion un appeals front preliminary
rulings of ihe lower courts, w hic^
now constitute a big part of th w
Supreme Court’s burden; (3) a
higher scale of snlarl'-s foe ju s
tice*, and (41 more office help fm
the court, iu the form of rraearrh
assistant*.
Amendment No. 2 wholly falls
to dtu] with then* needs.
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Although the Florida Har ori
ginally e n d o r s e , I the plan, many
•>f its member* now are either
lukewarm or vigorously opposed l<w
Ihe amendment; some go so far i f
In call It "vicious" nnd "a Judirisl
monstrosity.”
After xindyiiig the arguments
on both sldeH unit Interviewing
lawyers and Judges, w* are con
vinced Mint the intent of the
amendment Is good hut that It of
fers, at best, • tlik v spuroarh to
n partial solution of Florida's Judlc 4a L p * o l 4 e m < o , ••, <•>
We believe Florida cltiien i on
November
4 should
o verru le
Amendment No. 2; and that Ftoiw
Ida lawyers should get busy draft
ing u better plan to submit to tha
next legislature,
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Second, is Its effect upon the4^
workings of the court.
The amendment provides that
cases which (to not Invulve stake
or federal constitutional questions,
or appeal- from death sentence),
msy b* heard hy only three mem
bers nf the court and the vot* nf
two Justices will -determine Ihe
deeialnn.
1
It Is proposed to divide ■Ih*
court Into three three-judge pan
els to grl rid out decision* in1thesak
lesser cases. Hut the mieltlnn s ™
rises; If one panel decides a point
of law one way In «ne rsxe and
another panel decides It Another
way In a different case, how can
the people of Florida ever know
with what certainty what rule the
Hunreme Court Intends to follow?
We do not sre how It I* possi
ble to avoid hopeless conflict In
decisions of the court under such
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The amendment contains two
serious wenknes-e*.
First Is the fnel Mint it would
permit Governor Warren, who a l
ready has appointed three mem
bers of the Supreme Court, to tinpoint three more in the tort month
of his term. A majority of the 10Judge court thus would he Warren
appointees.
It Is hml policy to hove n urn por
tly of the Supreme Court political
ly obligate! to any Governor; es
pecially when that Governor, upon
leaving office, wilt return to Mi*
practice nf law.
This abjection Is made stronger
l,v Ihe fact that under the amend
ment the chief Justice, whose poet
tlon now is largely honorary,
gains great power In the adminis
tration of the entire court system,
lie would he chosen by vote of the
justices for «* long a term as they
decided to f|g
nnd It la not un
reasonable to speculate that the
alx Warren appointee* would name
the chief Justice.
In anawer In tills ohjertton, ad
vocates of the amendment say
Governor Warren promised l*'t
June that he would make the new
appointments from n llrt of 40
lawyers and Judges nominated hy
Ihe Florida Har. The truth Is that
Ihe Governor did not make n flat
commitment lo do bo . Ills exact
words were,".Should the people uf Florida
adopt the proposed amendment to
the Florida Constitution adding
three Justices to the Supreme
Court, it I* my Intention to make
appointments to such pnsillons
from this list." (Italics ours.)
Even though the Governor’s In
tention undergoes no change, tha
list of 40 is large enough to afford
a range of political choices.
This opportunity for one admin
istration to pack the court Is1the
first and most obvious weakness
of Amendment No. 2.
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Good Guarantee
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WASHINGTON im -The Korean
War has'assum ed the full trappint’s of ■ Greek tragedy.
If la being argued with fury on
Ihe American poimeat slagu as one
of the main Issues In Urn presiden
tial campaign.
From afar come Ihe wing'd
messengers, In the shupe of new
bulletins, bearing dally tiding* of
battles won and lust and of men
dying.
To this now will be added Ihe
gloomy chorus of the diplomats de
bating Korea in the halls uf the
United Nations.
Rut In this play the authors, Die
Communists, nave refused, as If
enjoying the agony and Ihe smell
of death, to write an ending
The united States, backed by
France and Britain, pushed lor im
mediate debate in Ihe U. N. on
Korea. So the debate begins.
Secrtlary of Slste Acheson is ex
pected to lay down today the case
(oir the U, S. and Its alllea.
Andrei Vlshlnsky, Russia’s for
eign minister, Is on hand to blast
the U. S. for the Communists.
Before It’s over the U. S end
other U. N. nations may condemn
the Communists who, operating on
the theory that itlcks and stones
may break their bone* but names
can't bather them, will hardly be
Impressed.
Ho before the debate begin
Judging from what’s happened In
the peat—It would be sheer optim
ism to believe any and to the war
will coma out of Ih* speeches la
the U. N.
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Hpnnsora of the amendment ar
gue that the .Supreme Court needs
three more Justices to enalde It to
keep abreast of the increasing
volume of apneals; that II needs
control over the tower courts to
divide the work more evenly nnd
speed litigation.
There Is no denying the need for
Improvement In Florid*’* Supreme
Court. It msy not be "the tos-t
respected court nf Inst resort I-i
America." as Circuit Judge Vin
cent Olblln charged In Ids unsu—
ressfui race against Justice K.
Harris ftiew, hut certainly It does
not rank verv high among stole
appellate courts. Anil the stale’s
hodgepodge of tower courts—cir
cuit rnurts, courts qf record,
criminal rourts, county courts nnd
(untie* of pence courts — c r ie s for
reform.
Rut we cannot find much hop*
for Improvement in Amendment
No. 2. On the contrary, we fear
It would make a had situation
worse.
lydremall*. km
To Old Tire Worries
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Editor
ftanfurd Herald
"inford, Florida
I am grateful fur this privilege
where we have an opportunity to
etpriss our thoughts to the pub
lic.
I wholeheartedly agree with
Mrs. E. M. Carroll on everything
she had to say In a piece to the
Forum last wtek, and l have some
thoughts of my own I ’d like to
express.
Speaking of “ Whole Hog’’ gov
ernment in Washington, did you
know It Just depends on who l« In
authority how much "Whole Hug
ging" Is doneT For Instance, look
at our Hanford Herald. Who Is
"Whole Hugging" the paperT The
Rapubllrani. I didn't have tu rrad
tint a fpw Issues of the paper after
tha presidential campaign started
before I knew you were a Republlean. We Democrat* have Just as
mueh right lo at# our ei.mltdate
boosted In big headlines across the
paper as the Republicans. This Is
not your paper Individually, "It's
our pauert" I mean hy that every
subscriber tu your paper should
have a voice In It.
And another thing, If you or
anybody else think that Mr. Etssntowar can bring about lasting
peace (or any other president for
that matter), 1 challenge you to
read the book of Revelations In
Ihe Bible. "Thera anal) lie war*
nd rumora of war*, and the wont
1 yet lo come."
Do you know why our boys are
fighting In Korea? It's not some
mistake that {’resident Truman
has made In Washington. Why ar*
y there? It’s Hln that ha* aant
m there, the Sin of our Nation.
"Bln when It la finished brlngeth
forth Death.”
If people would only wake up
to the fact that It Is Bln that haa
caused the men we are In, and
each and every on* do some clean
ing up in our hearts and around
pur back yard, and when wa whis
per over our back fence to our
neighbor, say somsthlng good
about our other nelghbore, our
boys would com* home a lot aoonsr
from Korea.
Thank you,
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„ _____ r whan the
monoy cornea fromT
What proiperlt/T You mean It
takes a couple of wars to give us
this life of ease, steaks, automo
biles, new housetT
Where else did It come fromT
Check your Government ex
penses for defense. Once We quit
making guns and gun powder the
Demos are through. Uust we go on
killing our boys to maintain our
present standard of UvIngT
comtT
How seUlab cfo a man beThis Is the time for all of ua to
T R A V EL AGENTS IN V m tD
thlnk more
aud If ittlculsrly t
MIAMI Ufa—Klo D*‘ Janeiro, Bratheir tons
til, haa Invited the American So
What .pro
.
man or a na- ciety of Travel Agent* lo moot
tlon If tlQa
his nation bun- there In INS.
Tho Invitation w i i attended at
Into an unnaegles and11
hat cost ua oyer
unded at of thla
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THE WORLD TODAY
Sunlord Forum
Court Greets Attorney
p‘3r.
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Tampa Tribune
FL O R ID A V O T ER S November
4 will be railed upon to alt In
Judgment on the future of the
State Supreme Court.
The Issue Is the approval of con
stitutional Amendment No. 2,
which would make radical changes
In the state’a Judicial system.
Briefly, the amendment would:
1. Enlarge the court from 7 to
10 Justices, thus rreatine three
new Judgeships to he filled by
Governor Wsrren.
X Give the chief pustlce suthority to mnve lower court Judges
* round Ihe state st will, ns deem
ed necessary to handle litigation.
Only the Governor now has power
to assign Judges nml the,, only
when a resident Judge Is unnhle to
serve.
3. Authorise the .Supreme Court
to prescribe rules nf procedure for
all courts. Thb> power now is di
vided between the court end the
legislature.
m
"Du what thy rmindhood bids thee do,
From none but self expect applause;
He noblest lives and noblest dies
Who mnken and keeps his self-made laws"
This little known verse, from u poem by Sir Richard
Burton, has always had an attraction for me.
I don’t muim, of course, that there is no such thing ns
nbsoluto truth. Still less do I mean that whatever anyone
thinks is good, Is necessarily good for him. But tills Is ob
viously not what Burton had in mind. What he meant, I sug
gest, Is that everybody should make an effort to discover
the good and true by himself, and then set standards bused
upon Ills own findings. In doing so there are the great mas
ters to guide us; but it is Htill the Individual who must seek
and find.
Ho we should "make our own luws" in the sense of em
bracing some principle or principles which justify, ut any
rate to ourselves, an otherwise purposeless and meaningless
existence. That Is hard enough, but "keeping our own luws"
is itarder. Here one sometimes feels like the Latin [>oet who
said, "I recognize heller things end approve them : I pursue
worse things." Yet even to recognize the good is something:
indeed it I h u great deal. It ineuns constantly acquiring
knowledge, whether in great books or In the great school of
life. It means having sympathy and understanding. It means
striving. And it means huvlng a readiness, ut lenst, for some
kind or personal self-sacrifice.
Ail of us have occasionally met people who seem to have
mode nnd kept their own laws. They ure the creative ones.
Their personalities are In some way Illuminated from within.
Perhupn, uh the Greeks thought, they have often learned
through suffering. Hut they alone are happy because, as
Burton suggests, they ure fulfilling their manhood.—By Sir
Gnldwyn Jebb, Permanent Representative of the United
Kingdom to the United Nationa.
When it com*e to political poll* It 1** 0 0 ”
:>;we are inclined to agrog with Wal, .,ter Lippoena whoee sdeke ia never
to bet on anything unlsu it is a
'* m thing. "TV. three Cornell
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“ 1proan and Davis
iois — Paarion, Mysi
r
___ J tha re-election
of
that
Override This Court Plan
You Think
Would Bettor Preserve Pooto?
Make Your Own Laws
"Nothing to worry about down
there. Those boy* were born that
way and they had aooner drown
(hemielve* In Jhelr lake* and
swamp* than vote against the
Democrats,"
Yas, air. That's tha way II was.
But time and the misuse of pow
er and Ingratitude of Ingrafts has
a way of changing the loyally of
tho most loyal.
This Florida .revolution against
irruption, minx coats, cold box1, undeclsrsd wan, Income tax
:«nde4t and using the South for
Truman wai A poor
a good thing, has n e lly gotten
wonder how he met
tomewhen.
when he wae a eentloi
. Otherwise a man of Ur. Barkley'a calibre and power
In ___
his
JWW ■
tome private aid? Or ,T
ave spent two
dergail machine put up for him? party, would never h a1
■? vote.,
Anyway, tho record of the veriom
and U r. Trulourcei of KIs income during the
other psrty
jjjMtJeajreef*. we think would be
' "T W '
irlda it no
the
SHwB.1'’ ’ ■
V-
Trvmaa to 1MB, have now applied
thair formula to this year's elec“ They ftodmma a a a n a u
" Mr. Uppmau sen- *7 Wy
if I hav* .i
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AN EDITORIAL' Which Confwkiue Do
Warning to motorists: Dunt’ drive at might unless It’s
absolutely necessary. Seven steps for safer night driving
were outlined recently by an insurance.expert In Orlando.
The dangers posed by after dark travel also were cited,
"Night driving is infinitely more dangerous than day*
light driving," said Hnldane Huckel, chairman of the Florida
Mutuul Insurance 200th Annlversnry Committee. "This In
especially true for motorists determined to 'get there’ or
'get home’ ufter long hours on the road."
The seven night driving rules outlined by Huckel are:
1. Make regular r.topa. Get out, walk around, relax.
You’ll rest your eyes, muscles and reflexes and be more
alert* wfieri you confiiif/**?~
2. During a long night trip, atop halfway to your des
tination nnd cat a good meal, not just coffee and doughnuts.
3. Don't fight traffic, drive defensively. Be constantly
on the ulert for the driving errors of others.
4. Get into the habit of not staring directly Into oncom
ing headlights. Look beyond llip,,bt‘hm$ to the road ahead
and avoid temporary blindness.]
r». Don’t overdrive your headlights. Keep your speed
down to where you can stop within the distance shown by
headlight beams.
0. Overtake slower rnrs and pass with caution. If a car
is coming toward yon and Jwo distinct lights ure visible It is
unsafe to pass.
7. If possible, have a companion with you to help you
Btay awake, alert and responsible to highway dangers.
"Night driving often is cooler and more pleasant,"
Huckel suld. "There usually is less traffic and fewer distrac
tions. You can go greater distances In less time."
The disadvantages and dangers, iiowever, are very
real. He pointed out that night driving is more monotonous,
you get sleepy, there’s u tendency to drive too fast, wind
shields get spnttcred with insects, making visibility poor,
and help is harder to find In case of cur trouble.
The Supreme Court of The United States has officially
opened its one-hundred and sixty-third term with all the
ceremony due this high judicial body. Chief Justice Vinson
welcomed the new cabinet member, Attorney General MeGrunery, to the court and reminded him of hla Important
duties us the nation’s highest law enforcement officer.
It was well to mention to the attorney general the
Herlausmrss of his duty, especially at the present time. McGranery has promised u cieun-up in Washington if such a
Governor Hymn of South Car houHecleuniiig he ncedod. Many believe that the dust, dirt
olina takei ai dim a view of Gov nnd debris Ho thick. Let the new broom sweep clean.
ernor Stevemon'* ability lo ihake
off Truman *nd hit corrupt cohorli
after the election at we do. “ H Mr.
Stevemon ii elected, Truman will
call on him to continue hit policiei
and appoinleet", layt Governor
Dyrnei. "Ha will claim lhal the
people have given a mandate to
continue Trumaniirn. Stevemon will
be under mch obligation to him
that he will have to comply with
the rtqutil of Truman". Anyone
who knowi hi* AfiCi about politic)
knowt that.
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CNLENDIH OF WEEKLY SOCHI KCTIVITIES
THURSDAY
The First Baptist Brotherhood
will have its monthly cupper and
Program meeting at 7:30 p.in. In
tha Memorial Educational Build.
^*he Leadership Trainnig School
for all church school officers and
teachers will be held at the First
Methodist Church at 7:30 p. m.
Seminole High School IT A will
.•..intat..-I? the auditorium at 8,00
o'clock.
All parents of Seminole High
School students are urged to at
tend the first PTA meeting of the
year in the High School Audi
torlum. Thursday at 8:00 o’clock
This meeting la Important because
plans and duties for the coming
year will be discussed.
Following the meeting a social
hour will lie held In the Home
Economics ruom, with Miss Bar
bsra Ruprecht’a clast serving re
freshments.
The County Council will meet
at BjOO o'clock at the SUiexiile
School Auditorium. Mrs. Eunah
Holden of DeLand the guest
speaktr. will use as her subject the
"Minimum Foundation Program."
FRID AY
Tha Second day of the Annual
meeting of the Seminole Baptist
Association of churches will begin
at 8:30 a.m.
The Leadership Training School
for all church school officers mu!
teachers will be held at the First
Methodist Church at 7:30 u. in.
The Sanford Townsend Club No.
1 Will meet at 7:30 p. in. at the
City Halt. All members and
friends are invited.
SATU RD A Y
A Halloween Masquerade Ball,
sponsored by the American Legion
Post 183. will take place at 1I:0U
o'clock at the Legion Hall, un
Highway 17-03 at Prairie ljike In!
Fern Park.
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r ' at.H:the
r r ,rL'
meet
Chapel rtf-V'.’J1’ " m.
The Beta Sigma Phi meeting
will be held at the home of Mr*.
Dale Scott, Jr. at 2076 Grandview
Avenue at 8:00 o'clock.
The Dependable Class of the
First Methodist Church will meet
at 8:l>0 o'clock at the home of Mr*.
A. I.. Skinner at 1HJH Magnolia
Avenue.
TU ESD A Y
The Presbyterian Men will meet
nt 7:18) o'clock In the Educational
Building and will have as their
guests the Leesburg district uf
the Men of the Church, St. John's
Presbytery, for their Fall rally.
All men are urged to attend. Dr.
Jntnrs G. Patton, Jr. will bring
the message. Supper will be served
promptly.
W ED N ESD A Y
Dr. A. IL Larrick, of Plant City,
esecutive secretary and treasurer
of Hume Missions for the* fit.
Jolin, Presbytery, will be guest
speaker for the regular evening
services nl 7:30 p. m. ul The Flr*t
Presbyter inn Church. The Women
of the Church will give an Inspir
ational program in the interest of
Church Extension. A Social Hum
will follow.
Today’s Women
By DOROTHY ROE
At—c la tod Frtia Women's Editor
Want to serve something differ
enl al your next dinner party?
What about shee fish soup, bear
feet, pussy willow greens ar.d, for
deitert. llngcod (flan) Ice cream?
The Ingredients may be a little
difficult to find ilnce they Include
a great deal of blubber and seal
oil but you may be xure the meal
will be sensational
Elsa Shannon Is planning to In
vita her friends tu such a repast
when she and her husband Jack
get back from their current trip
to Newfoundland, Labrador, Green
land and Iceland, where they are
tinging for American soldiers with
a USO camp show unit.
Elsa and Jack recently made an
extensive tolir of U S Army bases
In Alaska and the Aleutians and
brought back with them the only
Eskimo cook book every printed
It wa> prepared by student* of the
Shlihmarcf Day School, Shlahma
ref, Alaika, with the help and en
couragement of their teacher, !*a
belle B. Bingham.
Elaa, who wan raised In Little
Rock, Ark., **y* *he think* auch
dishai at ooflrult flipper* and taincod liver with * si monberries should
add an intereating note to her rep
•rtoire of Southern cooking. Hays
ibe:
“ Right now we like Southern
fried chicken better than anything,
but travel doe* broaden one's
In tel. Who knows? Blubber ice
cream may be delicious."
Here la Ihe recipe for llngcod
Eskimo Ice cream:
"First cook ami boll Ihe lliigcod
fish with water In Ihe pal nml no
salt. Remove all the bone* from Ihe
small pieces. Dry the piece* fur a
while and mix these with Eskimo
ice cream. Add seal oil once in a
while and aa much water as you
need."
The Eskimo Ice cream la made
thus:
“ Grate reindeer tallow into small
plecci. Add seal all slowly while
beating with hand. After somr seal
oil has been used, then add a little
water while whipping. Continue
adding seal oil and water until
white and fluffy. Any berries can
be added to It.*'
A special delicacy described In
Iba Eakimo cook bonk Is soured
—al liver. This obviously Is an
acquired taste, like ripe olives, at
la made plain by Agnes Klyutelluk,
tha girl student who submitted the
recipe :
“Soured seal liver Is made In
the aummer time. Place liver In
enamel pot or dish and cover with
blubber. Pul In warm place for a
fa* day* until tour. Most of Ihe
boys and glrla don't Ilka It, except
tha grown-ups and old people. I
don't like It either."
Eskimo desserts Inqludo such
things aa dried salmon agga and
blackberries with —al oil, tomcod
liver with salmonbtrrlea and wil
low meat with sugar and seal oil.
Plans were announced this morn
ing fur the wedding next Sunday
of Miss Elisabeth Jane Dunn to
James (.awrence Horton, Jr. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert K, Dunn of Galnrsvlllc, and
his parents are Mr. and Mr*. J.
L. Horton of this city.
The double ring ceremony will
take place In the santuury of
the First Presbyterian Church in
Gainesville
at 3:30 ’p.m.
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11. ..
S. Gordon' uincinting.
plat will b* ac
l.oudrcn 0*on. aolol*t,
companies! by M r* Sheldon Waldo
**'— -Dunn
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ihas
—i ) chosen iaft Ma
Mist
Ilium Jen
tron-of-Honar, Mrs. William
Jennt atul
J.
nlngs, her anly attendant
at
I. Horton !* , will get as best innti
lor his sort.'
Usher*
lo tf-llsH
tr* Will be WII
Wil
iaka ami
Mai
liam C. Edatia
ami, Jack Marra
of
Sanford, William Jennings of
Gainrsvllle, and Chester Blatrh of
Washington, D. C.
i
Nu formal Invitations ara being
issued but all friends of the couple
are Invited to the wedding and
the reception Immediately follow
ing at the home uf thr bride's
parents at 543 N. E. Eighth Ave
nue In Gainesville.
Mr* Miriam Russell has return
ed to her home in Mayfair after
visiting her father, J. C. Haines,
in New Jersey.
Mr. and Mr*. Richard Packard
have I etui lied to their home at
f ill
Mellonvtlle
Avenue uftet
spending the summer in High*
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A lk a lis Beak Butld—a
DR. H. McLAULIN
OPTOMETRIST
T H E SA N FO R D H ER A LD
Tlnir*. Ort. 2.1. I ’l*.;
Pag#
corn* I due.-, Eu
Mis* Elisabeth tiiioibinO
employed this •iifisttt—< u Hie
McHenry Hotel at l.ahe I
She tel til Mod to |h Hal V "II
day of lid* week
\V>- an- w i > glad to t.e able
t.ll vim Uml M>- 'dilute. Cosolan
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i over mg tiipidl; fittin iter ra.i ut din,**
M AMVE! O U S
PIUM l
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M a k e -U p
M edicated
Mra. Will is m (' Hutchison, Ji
'and son William 111 have relutued I
from Connecticut where she Visit- I
♦d her pat ents. They a ra 'now it I
home In their ii|i'>rtment at 1 o8 (
Weal Eighteenth Street.
Naturalist Notes
Mr*. IluHBi Entertains
For Daughter Cecilia
Main* that she had not aean b*for«.
Mra. II. A. Hlmpaon reported on
The Adult Hunday School Class Ionia highlights of her trip to
of the Central Raptlst Church held Mexico at the time of the Rotary
thslr monthly class meeting Tues Convention In May. Every activity
day In the recreation room of their waa planned for the group and
new church.
frea transportation provided fur
A covered dish supper and com everything. They attended a pri
bination Hallowe’en party were vate rodeo, also a hull fight, hut
enjoyed with prises being glvan In both Inatancra found their sym
for the funniest costume.
pathies with the I,till, and left
Bridge Party Given
By Mrn. Pearson
.MfutiiiK Is Hold By
Lake Mary l*TA
M i* . M ille r an d M r*
t ’fem ons.
- - 1 »» jly bltm, e r io n a l
.
,p Valu-
T0UCHT0N DRUG CO.
Mrs. lllnnchr Gardiner of Cleve
land lias been visiting with Mi
and Mrs. M. L. Wright at 718
Magnolia Avenue and other friend*
III Sanford for several dayx. Mis i
Gardiner plans to return to Cleve |
land at the etui of the week.
j THIS LOW.CU1 OOWN worn by
l Princess Mai gutet Ituse, 27, "(tola
Die show" at 111* Iwindon premine of Chat lie Chspltn'l latest
iMin. It was declared to he "tha
must daring" gown to b* worn by
Iba sitter ut kjuern Kllrabelh II of
England.
(foteriialumul)
Mir , t> It. I’.-aison entertain,-1
with a dessert In ale.>at her qliai
ters, on the Naval Air Rial no,
Tuesday afternoon at 1:00 o'clock
The room wn« decorated through
out with gladioli and rrd roses.
Those enluying the aftern.....
with Mrs. Pearson were: Ml*
Mnt v
Pearson were: Ml*. Andrew Uni
mwav. Mr*. Jolm Ivev, Mr*. E. It
Bmlth. Mrs Knrl lligelnliothuiii Sellout Tiostee Hoy
Mrs. Tom Holt Mr*. Jack Hall tile featured speuker He outllueti
Mrs Hoy Heed, Mrs. J. I,. Chltteo
tlie duties of the srhool trustee,
den, Mrs. C. A. Hluulo. Mrs. H. W • splained the udmlmsliutmn of
Harney, Mi- Hugh Whelchcl. Mi
the Eloridu schttola and gave mi
W. It Williams. Mi*. John illo,
f “ Where mu mime)
io e in ti.lih g
Mi* llu n y Woodruff. Mrs, R,
goes
Holler, Mr* F II Hcntt, Mrs. i
I II, in g iin i/ t ilinn voted to (la v
K Hriiwindlcr, Mis Lloyd llnvls i n .ini l o w ,,,-I p u rc h a se of new
Mi- Hoy Hyme*. Mr* J ft. Mill*-> 1 lit 1,-1 v m .d d ish e s fo i Ih e Inn. Ii
b r a il,m o f th e ir U n d
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end tier mother. Mi* (demon*
Mr* W I* lllirke g«M- ,, nlversary The guest* wen.
I'harlot tr, N. (’
-loot repoit on Ihe Stale Behind
Mr*. Iicoigr Hndlac. Mi
During the nfteriuHin, |i»v,1. ,.f In s lim 'm u which Imd .........I at
Mr*
M atthew Kiidlae
Min is e * w e re w oo |,v M r*. I t iill, i
I, iiile d by se V e ia l m em b er* M rs, M r*. D a v id M n c k li'lu u e ,
t
I’arty Tonight For
Junior Hostesses
CHIROPRACTOR
HOURS • to 19—1 to I
ASK ron
Janie. I Hurimi J i . has return- i
ed to his home In Sanford after |
belmr hoitnrablv discharged from the U. S. Army rit Camp Rrecken
ridge, Ky.
By MR8. J. H. UILBREY
IIAPTIST GROUP
! Mm. Ray E. Peck.
Mr. ami sirs. David Rothschild
and Mr. and Mrs. Ilriu y \>lmom
Hy K A Y H EN N IN G EIt
recently enjoyed a tM|> to Miami
Charles Yuuinan not only talks and Key West.
atMiiit the need for a CuinimitUty
Mr. and Mr«. Chailes Sclineidei
Center, trot he work* Indefatigaldy have returned from u tup t<> Si
for It. He now has fill poin*ettias Petersburg.
ready for planting in your garden,
Mr. and Mrs. Juiue- Geu»x and
and the proceeds of tin- sate will Mlsa Veronica Kellner ale in Do
go to the Community Center fund. llary for the winter, after having
Get yours as soon a s you can.
spent the.summer months m i'„
On Frldny evening everybody is
invited to join with the Dellurv
Civic Assuc'xt'on in a Hallowe’en
covered dl*h xiqtpei loii.-wr,. Ip' m.W.e>Hn TOFUL NEW
dancing. It will be held »* '
™ ^m „
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,
Dickinson Memorial l.thiury tu
Ornnge City and supper will lie
M o n ty t u c k g u u i.n it*
served at il:IH) p.m., and dancing
site ova oi> tuiluce
ut 8:<H). Come for eithei oi both,
0)ui*d
and meet your friend- and neigh
PIMPLES Ai'Nt
loir*
It sound* tike n good lime oil
AM Al
Thin -day evening at the Enter
' T b , ill i , a <i fit* »ifri
prl*e school. Everybody in the
community i* invited !•> the I* T A
to a Hallowe'en Carnival At f> 18)
o'clock thrrr will be a *upprr fol
lowed at li:3U by a costume porade
and at 7'-(3 hv a plmnum All of
tills for 66c. There Will be booth*
und liayrlde* for the children, loo.
Support the clilldieo of ihe com
munity.
The men of D elian will have
their second meeting at the Man
sion thl* Tuesday evening foi the
purpose of organising a permunriil
vulunterr fire department Fifty
men attended Ihe first meeting
and it I* hoped their will be an
even greater number nt Ho...... -and
meeting.
Having salii *•• much at,out our
selves and out good time*, may
we lemitid you itgnlll Hint we liuve
becll asked foi n ,-oiitIIbulbin for
Chi 1st ma* lane* foi men m serv
ice. A few cold i dud (on* have al
ready liven received, lull we would
usk Hint you keep In mind Hint
Nov H, t* tile filial day Idle list
of tilings wanted i- in ttie- Po*l
Office ami u complete tepoil of
our contribution to tin* worthwhile
project will also tie bulletined
there, Auv colli i Ibid mu, large or
small, will lie appiei-iuled Make
your own Christina* happier by
“ending » gif' t" Dn.*e in the - i v
Ice of vuilt cunnliv
On Hiitiirilav, Oil 18, Mi and
Mr*.
Albert Gilliam*
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IK* Bury OoingH
PERSONALS
The Seminole Audubon Society
held Its first meeting of the year
at the Sanford Garden ('enter
.Monday evening, Oct. 20. E. It.
Stowe was elected treasurer. Mis.
Howard having resigned that post.
Roger Early, naturalist teacher,
brought thr unhappy tidings from
the state office that unless a cuniddriahle sum of money ran he
raised In the near future, thr pres
ent program of nature study In
thr rchoots will have to he dis
continued. The Seminole Society's
UtHTII
quota amounts tu 8230.00 and,
A N N O UN CEM EN T
after some discussion, the suclely
obligated Itself to raise that
amount. If permission of city and
school authorities Is obtained, it
was decided tu have an Audulxm
A daughter was burn tu Dr. and tag day In Sanford and Geiievu,
Mrs. I,. Munson Sunday night at with the cooperation of the school
the Grunge Memorial Hospital, Ur- children. Mr*. C. S Dickerson,
Inndo. The baby, which weighed president, will act us chairman for
seven pounds, eight ounces nt Hanford, Mrs. II. A. Simpson w«s
birth, lias hern named Kathryn appointed chairman for Geneva. It
Sydny.
i* considered most important to
keep this course going in the
school*. A* the children are in
structed in conservation and shown
the habits and value of birds, viuions reptiles and even some of the
insects, tlirlr attitudes change, re
suiting in Irss vandalism and care
TIu- local USD Commute, will less cruelty.
honor tin- Junior host.**.* who
The prog ram topic was "Vacs
have served during tin* past year lion Echoes". Sir*. Donald Norton
al a party ut the U So renter to told of *olna of her experiences al
night at 7:3(1 p.m. Service turn arv tha Audubon ramp In Maine this
Invited to Join the party after reg summer. Although It I* called a
istration haa been completed.
ramp, Mra. Norton *nid It is def
Mlsa Elsie Farley will provide initely a sch o o l, with classes and
at the registration of Junior boat- a rigid schedule. Two courses,
esxea for the coming yean Mra. "Bird*" and "Nature Activities"
Helwyn H Linde, USO Director for ware required study. A choice was
Month Georgia and Florida will given between three other courses.
attend. Mr*. Ed Lane, chairman of Mr*. Norton chose to study ''In
the entertainment committee, will sect*" and her Iwu companions,
explain plan* for the hlg Hallo Miriam Vlnup and Doris Thomp
ween Dance, Oct. 31, which will son, took the "Plant* nml Tires"
open tha Fall HeuKun al thr USO and ’’Marine Life" courses reCenter.
anectlyely, so Hint between Ihe
Ml** hem- Hinton, co-director of three of them they covered the
ihe local program, announced that whole riirrlculeni
Headquarter*
the facllPIrx of the Center a ir were on Hog Island
open for Itie u*e of married *ervlce
Autuinuhiles wen* left on the
couple* n* well a* single service mainland, and expeditions made by
men and invited them to attend Imat. With the exeptlun of «ome
the programs and participate.
Insect study, nil activities were
The Mi»*e/ Irene and tiuxsle held off the Island. E v e r y group
Hinton, senior hostesses, will pre was Intensely interested In the ac
side at the party. Refreshment* tivities of every other group, so
will lie servril. Servicemen are In ■II learned a lilt of everything. The
vited to Join the party after reg teachara were extremely enthusi
istration ha* been completed.
astic, and had the happy faculty
of firing the camper* with their
own teal. An outstanding event
was the all day bird trip to Little
Grrtn Island. It was very foggy
on the water en route nml any
bird that loomed up near the boat
Mr*. J. A. Bussl entertained her looked twice Ita natural alie. How
daughter Cecilia on her eighth ever, It was warm and sunshiny
birthday, Tuesday at their home, on land, and the camper* proceed
The tali), wai decorated with hlack ed to peel off their outer layer*
and orange crene paper ant tha of clothing.
The most unusual bird sern wa*
children enjoyed refreshment* of
cup cakes, cokes, Ice cream and the stormy ■petrel, or Mother Ca
rey'* chicken. While brooding,
Halloween favors.
Mrs. Toni Russl and Mr*. Edgar these bird* remain In burrows dur
ing daylight hours, leaving the
Blanton assisted Mrs. Bussl In
burrow after dark and reluming
(ervlng the following: Busan amt
Donnie Benton, Jill Bennington, before dawn. The leader of the
Iran itinlth, Eddie, Boblde, and expedition put his hand In a bur
row and drew out a mother petrel,
Bernice Harbour, Dot Benton,
I’hylll* I'lckllslmer, Pat Benton, then a baby which, Mrs. Norton
Hetty Ann Hlaten, Joe, Runnla. ■aid. looked Just like a hit of hlack
Henry und Rosemarie Rusal and fluff. Even Ita beak didn't show.
Sha lighted 1( speclrx of bird* In
Toni Russl.
DR. Lb T. DOSS
•N
Elizabeth Jane Dunn
To Wed Mr. Horton
met'I
figure stylist
lli'lnt Tumlham
shv'W hr h rrr
Friday
Oct. 21
t ?We I
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Mr.
and
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and
• $uM* *4 iMilf wlt<« jo.| fauM
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Itulp b W illia m s , and M l* C W . M r* W illia m F r e e r mid Mr
W . ld e ilio l.l w ere electe d to a tte n d , M rs
W illia m S te v e n * and ,lau g h
I III* i l i i t >*
lu ll in l.iik i lan d , I t r r , M rn. A llM llI Ifi'an n! lli i i ll l l i *
No, tl 13, with the I' I A paying 'ton. N C
tiefore tin- event was over. A mm
Mr and Mr« 1» G I ollei nvelinls liesln uu* staged wbli li flu nil towanl then expense*
must lime called for extrusive
I* 1 \ pitiiiM" for the year lias ,-elillv visited then diinirlilcr and
search Kveiy tribe of Indian wn- been t'lu ••••it
(lii- 'Nt*liitid hfenin y son in law, Mr. and Mi- lu*riili
lepresenled, with autlienllc eo« Tin- t IJ ,'l|i'l to ass, Ah'd by 1 1A llloiio ul .Ineksiinville. N ' Mi
I tune* and dance*. It was speclacn in,ok * IL tW till loiiii mid plan* tie lllorlii is atnlluui-d III Cuion l.e
lai and thrilling to see There wen mem In 1 Ini V« la'**11 cataloging .leo ne A f t e r the v j^ t Mr I'o lt e i
trip* tliruugh tin- mountains. Tin iirxl* 1 Muv li* add Ilf w laiok* a* re tu rn e d to l l e l t i r v and M l* I'ut
te r and th e D lu rlo s d ro ve to Mo*
mad* were giant, Mrs. Himpsoi fn*t Ul pUMtolh r.
COW. P u ., In see Ih e new t/lund*nU .
said, and tin- drivers were wotnlei
Mr H. Inn m sel, the new teach
fill. On one occasion a decent id (1 oi 11. lldrd and foutrlll grades W illia m K im b le l i a v i t , liu rn Del
four thousand feel wn* made h was imr udtit'fil and welcomed The It.
The birthday of Mi* William
four utile* on a foggy day. Bin l.ukt Mttrv 1ueh, sin. deligldrd
dearrihrd I hr* pool of gardenias, in ilii* yruviii with Hcvriiil fM'lfi'tii»riHi Angrlorh was reteliroted ul a fnm
which the water was literally "TIi#* 'I iiyinuki'i 'm lh 1*11111" l»y Iv dinner pat tv at Johnston* In
covered with thousand* of fresh L in if tinhi«ii. n ini'dliw from “Nu, Daytona Reach. Tire Aligclnch*
left foi New York on .'iulurday
gaideiilnx eveiy day. A gn at many Nu,
tli«‘ ulwtiyn |rii|inliii,
of the flowrr* and plants were "Muiiy Wi.Juw WulU" fimn thi* afternoon, after having spent three
Identical with lliose giown in Flnr Linn/. Li'hiir M|i«*r**lia, “ Thr li'riny Weeks as house eue-ds ill Die lien
idn, except rtmr they grow luigrr fund I'id kn" mill *uiii'liiiliiiK with li In gel home While hrie, they
completed plan-* for their h«,:ur to
and liiight,-r In Mexico.
"Bliuff l»*q and 1‘nps " b ullnwtiitf be i.olll on Maiirlln Road In Do
Mis. Ilrtrel -pent liei ta ia ’ ioll I t i c Mi l l t I f , l i m H i t ‘ 1 * u f l l l f * Al’ V f l l t l l
neat futon During Dielt duv in
in Not Hi fuinlinn, and lead o* a nml •difhlh Mfidi'N Hinvid m* lielliiiy, they weir eider tallied In
elipplng hIhoiI the Audubon count | m , mI u h », i i I n Niiu iii ( tiiiiil wim w nll
Mi ami Mi* \aion Dilligiilr, Mr
of the muss night migiutoiy flight l.v M m l i l l i ' .......... 1l*t p u p il* » i t
and Ml* 1.00 Hof mull slid Ml all.
matte theie. Three telescope* were M U i k . l i p l i l t * M U l l l t l l V f p i * « l r | H f i l l
Set up, directed toward Die mooli, midi I* f A ni*'ftin>f mid *In* Hal■lid watchers counted the iiiids luw i'i'h t in 11 iv nl
passing across I In- face of Die
moon, One of the member* i f
minded us that a similni ■•>oil
\ m a lr p i'iip iiin id t i'ii i R iiiio l ti*B
was attempted in Orlando, hot Die
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rainy w«'utli«*r InlrrfrrnJ*
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Hefreshmenls of homemade mke | u '•■in*......... am,iher male who t*
n \m
f u iiiH iL W
and cuff rn nml l#,ii wi*i **
By ! fiailmi! Inin. I In* Nwliuiiiil (iiuinr **
O i l 2 J!, Stun m y H*'«l
lh#* (i«*ni’vu Kruii|i,
ptiif .Surii’ty >*!>-■
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It 11 d i r llit o l to iH
aI w I Ilf
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p r t t o t im il 1 III
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Don’t Mi.su Our Al! - Wool
SUIT VALUES
-E N T IR E STO CK -
MEN’S
SUITS
ANNOUNCING
OPENING 0F
WORSTEDS
FLANNELS
GABARDINES
IMPORTED KNfllJHH FLANNEL
8 7 .5 0
Hallowe'en Dance
Elks Club
Saturday, Oetofcer 15th
• i OO P. M.
tl'JO Par Coaple
(Formerly Carter'*)
Orat Toochtou Drug Co.
Chicken Barbecue
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Fonaarly Priced Up To 40.75.
• Famoiw Penney Brand* — All Wool.
• Gabardlaaa — Wuratada — Tick Weavea,
• Our Regular Block — Firat Quality.
• Regular — Short aad Long Modala.
• Bay Your Suit Now I And Bare.
•■■•Ua# Our Laji • A • Way Plan.
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COVERT (i AH Alt DINE
T
hese nationally adv*rti»ed auita are Hindu right,
they fit right and they wear right. Also beat
grades In rayon gabardinta at |3D.&0 . . . nil colont
and atylea . . . Come in Wt'a talk over your atilt or
sport coat.
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UNTS CALIFORNIA
Dixie Darling t’nrlchod
Dlxlf* Darling Enrich }d
Q jc r.llly Right* Pit : r
PH rei C :? d Thur,.. Frl« & S a t. Oct 20, 24, 25
Peter Pen P-Nut Butter
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SUPERFINE
Llmagranda
Take a Look
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Pilled Dale*
Vacuum Pti-ko:l
N O . 2 CAM S
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12 02. JARS DONALD DUCK
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MAYONNAISE
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SWEET M IXED P IC K L E S
STRAWBERRY
PRESERVES
12 02. JAM 00MAID DUCK
PROCTOR & GAMBLES
Sliced Dried Beol
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KRUNCHY PEANUT BUTTER
IW OUNCI
TIM'S FLORIDA HONEY
1’ioeli Hotmt'vl
n t i l l i l * CUAA «A*JV
No 2 Gin
CAP or PAMPA
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S E A ’’
OLD SOUTH or DONALD DUCT
Graled Light Meat
for Tho Skin You I ovo To Touch!
UNO 0
Sunahtno
Old Dutch Cleanser
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12c
24 OZ. CAN
lo t llouxohr.M Ur-> PARtlON’li
Sudsy Ammonia
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14c q’ 23c
R#h j . S lx n Plcrj.
FLAG DOG FOOD
Modess Sanitary Napkins ri“ 39c
ROUf-WAlOORF i
Largo Slxo
Breeze Detergent
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29c
TOILET TISSUfc
SUPERBtiAND Coloiod, Quarlote
Quad Boltin BRUCE’S
Asphalt Tile Cleaner
tttiiui
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Quart Bolllo
Bruce’s Floor Cleaner
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PALL ARD S Oven Ready
79c
miss
Golden Ripe South American
Eat-Rite B E E F
tlKTtON DAY
Crisp Calif. Groen Top
HPAGIIKTTI *
MIIAT IIAI.I.H
Now Crop Sweet
SPANISH RICE
HIW UliETTI With
Tom. fiauce, Che?*#
HAUl’K with
MEAT B A LLS
Now York Biato
NEXT WEEK 19 NATIONAL APPLE WEljk
Norlhwcxlern Red or Cloldcn
In Hulk—
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Dclleloii 2 Lb,. 39o York* 4 Lb,. 49c
Ytrkt B w. Wo Bom* 4 iu 4fc
In Moth Huge—
Jonathan* or
L. 0.
Netlett Me* la Yeant TwHtr Pride Skint,,,
8. P-Nut Butter
24 or. Vila Foodn
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Peach Preserved
24 oz. Vila roods
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Pineapple Pretervti
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3 Lb. Pko.
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All 0111 fli-ft'imi' limiNlhg liolh rimt
aN uriil FOiIfi uru luhcu Wr have :
In loogipHs new tlcsigim Jiiw»
niinplotni Dv tin* iircftltoct in
nltrnrtivi' Klnriiln nlvlr*. N<’W
Fir a l.'fiin willi low ilnwri jmy.
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Atlantic Hank (IIiIk H o m e a n d i n c o m e — a «paciour h»nn, apartment above, one
of Ranfi.r.l’i nicest cloie ln In.
cations iurtoun.ie.1 t.V Rome of
Runfor.l'a ni.iRt rcaperl.'.l fun.lll.'R, Wit), >1 T'J.ftoo Invertn.ipnt
ItlUR proner nu,mire,neril. Our
(tvottie alone will |.nv off the
balance of fd.ftnO, n*».| you will
hnv# a nice plncr to live rent-,
frei. ThlR In not u home nr a
location In whirl) you would hi'
nhumed In live, If you look lln*
Into to tend lM« ml. F-fclualve.
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lone.. Kipiipped, I'hone KiiP-YV
L0 W K 8 T COST AUTO FIN A N C
Int Si Amleraon'R, I DO K. (at.
nul.nnd.
INC l,y y„ur hwal bank — It*
aurance with H O YD -W A LLA CR
Illil) Ford: Cuatom two door
.1 re. IIRI) HO0M K H IT R
IA% • eO'k dlvldenda. Phone 104
tUl'S.Of). New Tile- See ,,('21
InrludlnK 1‘oater lied, Chnat,
Frlirldalre Sal*1* A Service, (J, II.
Vnnlty, Coll Hprlnir and ItmerSprlni- Mattrea*. all for
illnh, Oviedo, FH . Plume itfil 17—
HO ATS
or Sanford HUB W.
tmn.on
M A R IN E Imrilwnre, I’lywuml, C. ,
M A TIIK It
HANFOIID
DIlAi’liltlL’S, filipcovura mmle tn
Vnll Woo.t-.vorVIniT, 512 Hanford
or
ordvr. Call U)OH- Qaltutiun htnuu.
Ava.
•,■?ir
�Unbeaten Seminole.s
F a c e Undefeated
S t. Augustine In
Contest Of Week
By K FN T C lIF T I.A IN
’ You've often timid tlmt two
dollar phase, "what ba|>|>< ti* when
the Irreklllutde lot re rin-rls I hr
Immoval.lr object," That might
Just happen tomorrow nlgld when
Ban ford's undefi'Mlcd Ki-mliiult*
meet St, Aiigustliir's mire-lH'iiii'ii
Kelteilinus Yellow- .lockets at tile
Meninrlnl Kludiutu lo llie Kitsl
Florida Confer r lire's "game (it -1 hr*
week."
The powerful Yellow Jnrkels
boast «f a mighty l-t record
this Ncaaon losing n tiim-riinlrr• nre tilt to Mainland of Hayloiia
Tennessee’s Andy Kozar Ranks
2nd Among SEC Ground Gainers
Gators Complete
Their Drills For
Georgia Contest
lal l.ockrtt
llrarh, 111-0. However, Kellerlinos has lambaNlrd three eonfyrrnce foes, Itel.aud, 37-fi, Seabrreir, 33-7 and I'alalka.
They me llie team lo l.i'irt in
Ihe conference ilos year and ihonld
o Into tomorrow night'n game
rre a two-tone lido wit favorite.
"Til la will pruhubly be the
loughral game of lb* year,"
CuirJi fiaiuiN slalrd today. "Till"
••m e is Ibe lilts one for us this
ear. If we ran will then we will
• v* a giHirl rbanre at the conf*rrncv title' play-uff rbamplon.
•hip.”
The season's largest crowd of
the yrur is expected lo Jnui their
way Into Memorial Htndhim to
morrow nlgld to see tills eliisli of
R
J
Junior Melts
Nulley Satire
S I M ,
n t iU lll
I
»I*
1
•••
S»
team, worked exti.i hnid hut Ihe
solid Florida defender. ule up
whatever was thrown Ilnur miv
I x-i I by their rnlun I gilnnl Jog
IBAgostinn and rrplac.-ui-iil Turk
le Howard (Tiapinali tie t.utnr
forward wall, which vielded : ii
average of only to.’ v ml
pel
game on the ground, rammed the
It running attack to c.ulh tune
alter time
Another It offense with ti nny
Spear* ami Bobby Lam e throwing
the bull, fired hard d h«' <i dm
puss defenses wlilrli will tc up
against a nationally rauki-il pa >'f
for Ibe second slrat (hi week m
(ieorglu's /eke Bratkos ki
Badly penetrated by Hill Fn"tc
ninyers aerial tlini'l t r i - ink
llie defenders are dideriiio.i-I not
to lei it happen again
The offensive tea in- wmi ed oil
IrliH'king drills and ruunit < forma
tloiis with the still .mIiiii : Hufuril
l.mig runuiog ill llglit w.iiku il
Hi
fellow llalfbaek I Hall met i nil
iiui k Hick I ’uMirc-. fling Hi. key
and Fred llnlilm-mi woi o d lit
quiirterhack
Utile Tommy iliuldoik, who ran
fill two of Ills three s un when
Hie tiators last visited tin- tialnr
Howl against llie l il.lih-l ' 'I l. oli
alily lint see lull.in !h> end
'Hie Jeathai k from I i r-ow- .lie
Hein Ii Is still nuisiiii! In toJill rd
shmilder
Both teams will elitec Ho........ I
will) -huti.nl reei.rihi in ili>- 'wndh
eastern t'lmfernni e tiemgia Iia
beaten Yuuiieilull Tulaiie and l-M
while Florida ims lu.i n. i•••h w .
Teeh and Vuiiderlidt Ttie Hull lie
also have topped Norlti 1 ii.Jnia
Slate ami were shut .ml hv \' uy
land's iHiwerhuuse
Cetdinl Florida Kiid power!uni*e»
Bfminidi- High School I.on* I* of a
three-wio noil only one thd record,
having bin ok.-.1 Kn'di*, u ii , T»
C IT Y I,RA H I I.
varrs, 2-1-1), wliile lolling over I’u
lalkn in llie I list cmifi-ience en
W. I„ Plus II Ii.
COUIller last week, 20-111, mill III lug Ace I Hip s
I T 7 IfiVIfi 7KU
Host Office
BJ U If.fudl
H ill
tied by Lee^mrg fi tl.
The Mi'iiili.oln. have ii-nted (i-'t Kline Machine
I ‘ P U.,cn n.M
points while limitint' the npj.oni Mtnidey-Ifogi-in |U II ir,:i, l H.1.*
lion to a mere IIP, Thin week ul Celery City
(I id I (if.till tl’Ti
iraclIce Ini" produced several lu F . B , ,(i l „
it lb
i l .i i .o ' iu i|
urles lu the
lifl prepninloiy
H ig h \ r r 1,1K e
drills for the luird bitting Yellow Bald Ben,Id
I ,'t 1
Von (le ibulls
idl
Jackets.
Kd " Hue I, el" l.ork ell, power IIuliett Mti-i'le
I *■t "
dlivitlg linlflaii-k who mil ls -eeiiiui
lligli Ki lies
d'.
ip tut ul jm d
eniio d I lie* yem I nwti.ii Boss
with 1711, bu - developed two eluilile Vnn tliu lodis
,1 l
horses, llmd iiilltlig I’linid Boss II n ru ld Her !»■ )
fiHK
IfntUlillo Is iil'o oil llo "ilinrlle
llli'h till me
-'HI
Htirse" list. Hn.l Bulvlii (Veljrbt ie- Harold Herbal
Veuleil tirnlses flom this week's Kildy Kiri-bboff
Bd*
Von llerbulls
rugged prnetlee.
flunrd Itidd.a lli*l«-e, converted
N A V Y I.K A H H i:
U I.. BIiih Bis.
end wlm turned hi n nlelliir job on
t:t 8 i ir>r>i in
the defensive flank pmdlimi Inst
I I 7 11u p ih
week in I'alalka, bax drawn a
12 P l.Ti'HI FI
atartltip rule at «lu* wing position I No
P 12 i:tMr.:i 1 1
N o l l e y Nance, wlm 1(1*1 week show j No,
8 Bl l 1217 ll
*d Ills potential, will tie Inserted No.
7 l l l Mini
H
In the tackle podllon on defense No.
AI IX KI) I.K .M il'll
With tackle John Carter moving
over to tlie gtiuid slot, vacated by
Rowling Standings
f
■libo.
In the
dfihilt freshman, is ecoiiil onlv to
llralknwskl in yards gained |>:c,.s
Ing. lull lie lends Hie bmp III the
Number of alleiDpI'. with an even
IW
Krldemeyer iia1, eom]ilHeil 1H of
Ills heaves fur (143 yards and a
tnuehduwn
I'ete lli-mcnl of Tiilane has
Hirowii (our sennng tosses, and
Hill tlrigmaii nf tieorgia Teeh and
■liminy la*ar ot Mi'siM-inpi Hiren
rail by vlr nil'll. Noriii Stevens of laoiisiana
last week Slate, seroml m aeruraey with a
i k up only .73 average, lias ortted g):* yards
ted Auburn ill the air
edi altuek
Hen ItiHleriek nf Vanderbilt, wtio
however
caught six passes as tin' i oitiitiu
uw uf Ala (lures uiisef Florida :*0 13, f* Ihe
i into third SK C ’x leading receiver with ?m
mid gainer catches In Ins record though nut a
•c tarkJing touchdown by air
The Tide
Steve Mellingcr of Keuliicky
arils in 81 shares fifth place in total recep
lions with IZ, toil three of the
Mississippi heaves tie snagged weld fur loOrh
a ilia Satur downs I'asses |(, Meilmger puked
:• yards In up 213 yards
a- of seven
Itui'k Martin of l.eorida Teeli,
i'd only by the previous week's leader, caiigltl
at willi MU onlv Itiri'e paves ai'amsl Auluini.
sin mi Slate and dropped to second place lie
has tiling on lo IK nciinl
this
ii'iirgiu has season for 2'JI yards and two
i'.iji yards Imidnlnwns
ihTi makes
Other top receivers are Harry
effective Babcock of (ieorgia If leeepliiins.
Spence of U3 yurds and one liuidiilmvn. ami
league in i Jeff Knox of hcnrgla Teeh. 13
is complet receptiuiiH, Itto y.mis ami a single
lor a 1133 tally
yards with
lamdlng punters are Mux Me
'll! p| Idl ing 1**1'
I'll lane. 111 kirks .iverngjln!
,-13 I yards; Spence uf Aubuin, *'j:i
gre.il Van fur -HH; llratkmvski. 22 fur 38 (1
H Team Will Tangle
With Hulk log H’h
Tomorrow Kvoning
M U M P ,
j-Hllbba IHslire
is Tenues
urged iiilo
iillhea'drill
picking tip]
ima
ireatl today
, a season's
Hied hi till
Is lopped
n of fieor
s in tt:t at
Its
IT.>• \ ssiii laleil Bless
I ale
lit'eis r •.1 tlieir
Hind slrait'l.l day ..I m Homage
vi.-.lerilliv to pier* ii atiml for the
Maryland gain.- Sahmlay
1‘oai li I i..Mu'll T im ley appeared
b.ippv over ll.e le.wiug uf M iplio
in c • (.•.••tl.
i . Oliver, who
w.d prolial.lv
tail il.I.io lv ely
agaile-t Ho Imp
lire ley 's null
lucid on I In11 iiilmugr was,
"pll'lty Ian
Had news eauie during i.rorgia's
workoul ' . i.l. i Ii. i ueid l.angley
lull Hie IM-lil with a kllee injury
ami II Is qui ' lionalilo wlielher he
will play Saturday againsl Kluriila
I'ranci Malim.w-li Inst team of
ft'indve tackle, ii niollwr tlnulillut
performer
I oarli Hub ....... Irutf worked Ids
ITnrid.i Halms in llie rain pre
paring for tlenrgla I'lmplmxlx war
aimed .1 peiteelmg a |ias. ,|,fi’ll e lo -.lop lie In',ses uf /eke
Hi atkon - ki
i in- AI alia Ilia pel lor tilers didn't
lake purl lo vi" Irrilay'rt lung ses
ion t o o an e of la (aril's I'urky
lliaip
,u vaid mil was Nil1 lie,I
oil. ii ivr i-Hi.it id lie day Tackle
i o i nlprppri and end Tummy
1.11in :i n weir out'I inilliig on de
l a.ill lane
ells
*
S
S
avis
8
II
I
I)
I*
1
•)
0
ox
0 2
heffleld
Totals
I)
IU
Player
Metis
0
-
7
I
it
<1
7
)
Yards** Itushlng
' A t . Yd. Ay
Weds
Jones
Lockett
Turner
Eeirldga
tl)
501
IB
U
2
44
2
ft
42
H
170
d
I
-j
4
it
>'i
0
Passing
Punting
At. Yd, Av
12 414 114
moon
Yardstick
First Downs
411
Yards Rushing
H04
Yards Passing
107
Pass Attsmpts
40
Completed Passes HI
Intsrcsptlnns
0
Punts
14
Yards Punting
403
Punting Average 2H.H
Fumbiea
4
Yules
Tram (lame
58!)
Team Her lea
Htt. 0
.... .. ............
UAMK (T)MftllSHION
T A LLA H A H H EK (Hoeclirll — A
nioeliug of Ihe lui'mlier* of the
flume and Fresh Water Fish Commission has been cnlh'd Tor Mon
day, Oct. 27, ut I) B.m., lit the
(iinnr Commission office here, it
wax reported today by Chair mini
Cecil M. Wehb, of Tampa.
Wehh said that the meet Itig
would
fur the purpuse of dis
cussing the controlled seining pro
gram currently being conducted on i-uiii and other plants, a Brooklyn
nix bodies uf water — Lake pliarmacoutlcul firm (Chase. PfiOkeechobee, (1 a o r g e , Crescent, xer A Co. Inr.) rsported to the
Reedy, Harris and Eustls — In Aini'ilcnu Institute of Biological
Sriunces.
ths Htate.
(irowtli responses incurnd when
A N T IB IO T IC A ID S CORN
plants were given antlhlatlcs In
OROWTH
ronieidrallons as low as one part
NEW YO R K (/ll — Infinitesi per million pnrts of water, The
mal quantities of Ihe antibiotic tests
on nirn.
corn, ll
was ■nui.
said, indicated
»riu* mi
u wwa
iiHiiroifn
trrraiiiycfci cause a significant that in mlditlon to taller plants
stimulation In the growth of awed uiul heavier wvlghta, anliiilotlctrealetl rnrn germlnatsd more
Penalties
readily than untrvated samples.
Hsssoa’s Record
HANFORD
Opponents
(,.|
sets. i w n H
T'rrpMorris
I.....
^ s x y lp
dow e
i lin e , re s p e c t iv e - K g .J B p ,
HBr
J& C p
lint
Howell's
Klltn B rils
I If. average in good for sixth place
niii»np Hie indtvidual Imwleri and
stniids out as Ihe second top percenlage nmnng women In the
leurue.
liobiusoii's JIM I tutal pins ranks
top
in Hurl department while
i*,1.h.in lu.i.is Hie distinction of
Inis* ling tlie blgliest single game,
n KM effort.
Mi xi . i t i.i:\ i ;i ! F .
Bins Avg. ll.fi.
\ ntes
It* IhH I Hit
spill
Rilisnu received 21 first |>laee
vole-, and to:* iiolnls In Hie voting,
Hie I It-edit saiil I mill V Miami High
dropped in foiuHi place, willi Ml
ami Jackson moving lido second
and Jacksonville Jackson Hill'd
Tatiiglil Miami Kdismi uni! Mi
ami link sou. both unbeaten, clash
nuT*l'«wcii
Other women nttemling yesterdny'i luncheon were Mra, John
Ivey, president, Mr*. Andrew Cnx*
rawav. Miss Occile ll-nrd, Mrs, W.
II. Fleming, Mr*. Karl Higgin
botham, Mrs. F. I>. Scott, Mr*. CL
If, Beamon, Mrs. Hugh Wtielchel,
Mrs. F- It. Kmilh, Mrs. Hurry
(illdi*, Mrs. Iliiiry Woodruff, Mrs.
W. F. i'Oildv, Mrs. John Chit tendim, Mrs. J, I hi li Tort Ii Wrleht,
Mr*. C. R. (linn. Mrs William
Vildan, Mrs. John Crawford, Mrs.
Albeit F ills, Mrs. A. Ih Marsh,
Miss Mnild Wilson, Mrs. Ho-. Ad
mit*, Mrs. ||oy Herron, Mr*. J. W.
Altman, Mr*. ( \ ll. Itlplrv, and
Mrs. 11. K. tliug.
slppl squint also got n Ion:; drill
on pass defense. Vaught xnhl ho
rates Arkansas. Mississippi's Halnrday opponent, more dnngermis
than any leant I ho Rebels have
played Hits season,
Tho Tennessee regular* took II
easy ugaln yeslertluy. But Conch
Bob Neylntul nut his reserves
through a tong drill in preparation
for Wofford Hntuniuy.
Stetson Experiments
With Ruckfield Men
D FI.ANI) ir*—Stetson Conch Jay
I'ntice Is still trying to single out
men who can fill vacancies caused
hy Injury
l-'reshmnlt Harold Knowles Rat a
chance to run at fullback In a drill
under the lights Wednesday night.
Bailee was Impressed with the
rookie's agility and speed through
llie line.
End Earl Snodgrass and Half
hack Jerry Hopkins have moved
Inin linelmcklng Jobs uponed hv
injuries to Dave i.anile und Willi
Han Jim Yongc Is Ihe only ex
perlenced offensive end ready fur
duly The rest are freshmen—John
Kdidoglon, Mark Huffard nnd Dick
Hubert.
The tumtid look plenty of licks
ul hlocklnu In getting ready to
mod Burris Island Marines' line
of 210 pounders here Saturday
night.
FERTILIZER
rlMI
m£
.Raj2fVni’s Seel; 10th
Straight W in In
Memorial Stadium
(Cronins Aradeuiv’s undefeated
rrlillrcn i.-p-l'liie will lie rlawlmr
for llieii Ititli victory in llie last
tl gntoes tool.>lil in the Memorial
Stadium aoninst the "Burking
Bulls’* of Florence Villa, Ihe team
that held ('rooms In n scoreless He
in Winter Haven la*t year.
The I’anlhers have liero |e».
Ing to atahlllre their unorthodox
short-iionl fu'inalbm, w-hbh Is
■oesrhradrd bv Cir<aln Oscar
Williams with psth nnenlnsa
constructed hv »nrh lln*men as
Norman Klusrd, renter, mil
Ciiards
William
Lew la and
Cbarle* Merrlt.
Tile Crooms eleven will trv to
put forth their utmost strength
nnd ahilitv to substantiate <i
sttonper defensive te*»m That ver
satile "Hall of Steel" Co Captatu
"Trlckman" Jackson and lin e
backers Joe Baker and Arthur
"llorer” Knight will he the stal
warts in the Crooms defensive set
up.
Tonight's flash with Florence
Villa will Iteelri st H'00 p. m.
in Ihe Memorial Stadium Heatllie facilities for both white a , -I
rulorrd fans have been provided
foe.
(fiundi R, L. Franklin bntie» tint
Ids I’an(tiers will do better t.lo c k
ing than In previous games lie af
ro snys llie bo vs are living up to
tlodr sluirnn, "winner never quits,
quitter never wins."
The cheer "niia.l will lie on luind
to instill "spirit" for the undercut
Krider To Vacate
FSL Post; Thinks
Loop Can Survive*
Sports Roundup
By (M Y L K TALBO T
NKW YO liK U B-For o long llmr
at about this season of the year we
have frequently (uund ourselves
sneaking Junk* ul certain meinlier*
of the s |kjH s writing brotherhood
and wondering II they had, tier
chance, been Inmnced
llielr
heads in rxlreme youth
These fellows Mould go afield on
cold, snowy Saturdays and attend
college haithall names us a fob
of work They would return home
lute, fro-illilllrn and tired They
would bounce out of lied oil Sun
day, briglil eyed and eager, and
heat their way through traffic to
witness a professional fuolhult
game-on their day olf
til reply to casual inquiries, they
said they did this liecattse the pro
game was vastly superior to the
college brand. They said they
found pure relaxation In watching
skilled artisans In action after
they had s|>ent an afternoon with
the rihrah boys They didn't seem
to think this especially strange, no
matter whul anybody said
Well, this in the nature of a con
fession. After having been exposed,
kicking and screaming, to the pro
lame twice this season, we are
legiiming to suspect lii.it It hears
about the same relation to the
college variey that he baseball
Yankees do to. say. the Memphis
( hicks It isnt' quite as noisy, lint
It Is much finer fuollmll ami much
more consistently dose and ex
citing.
Having done considerable argil
Ing on ihe oilier side, we are not
going In pro|Hjse that every dub
In the N a t i o n a l Professional
l-eagup can lick any college Irani
in the land. We wouldn’t he siir
prised If such cum pus mil fits us
f
^ ^ ■ iiieriiug uf direci^Htors at Orlando In
^ B llie league’s 13
years ul upera^
[\
lC Jf *
"|
cnnxitrva■d,
L
lively
estimate
^ R '- V
jr
that the average
PV|h f J r
loss to each chib
J in our league wax
John Krider $8,000," declared
Krider. a one time pitcher who
lives at Sanford He suggested
iimlling rosters in the (l ass 0
league to 15 instead of 17.
Ten leant* Martid Hie Florida
Stale la-ague's 1952 season JJUti
Cnmexvlllc wauls hack In and »h*
teams that finished the season
have indicated they want to retain
franchises They are Sanford, Day.
tuna lleacli. Orlando, I'alalka, Co*
roa, U-eshurg, IteLund and Jacksiinvillc Uracil
............ .............................. ....... _
enough of them, and that It is all
too seldom until Ihe howl games
rull around that one gels to see
two really powerful college teams
have at one another.
'^(oicda S ta te 'V^eatwj
L* ^
' Florida's finest entertainment!'
FSU (iriddorH Leave
For Carolina State
TAI.I.A H A SSFK '.ft-A 4u man
l-Tnriila State llnlversllv footlinll
squad left today fur flaleii>h mil
Saturday's game with North Cam
line Slate
Tlie three limes beaten Fend
miles were in high spirils nnd tie
li'rmlued In bring home a victory
Although Coach Dim Veller re
frained from open optimism, ns Is
his eiixlnrn, It was evident he lie
lieved his squad has n chanre to
tip llie Wulfnnrk. which has shown
little offensive power In losing
three of four starts.
"We hune to make it an inter
esting hall game," Veller said
"flur ilnfensn has shown improve
ment this week. Injurlex to some
uf our kev men may hurl our at
lack though."
•
Tailback 'Hoy Thompson nnd
Fullback Nelson It albino have
hern unahle lo take part in contact
drills because of hurls Thompson
ini-, an tilling shmilder and Ita'Imo
knee trouble Both are expeeled lu
sec a lot uf action against If C
stale
Veller sulil he will nut n.nnr hi*
starters until after Friday after
noon's workout at Halelgh
"It will be a question of who's
ready lo go," he said
In the Orange Howl in the high
school game of the week
llcsullx uf the |toll, with first
choice votes lit parenthesis'
1 Miami Edison (24). 3o3 isiint*;
2 Miami Jarksun (3). 2CU; 3. .lack
M in v ille Jackson, 229, 4 Miami
High, 224 ; 3. Hillsborough .2). 195;
ll Jacksonville Lee, 103; 7 West
Culm Beach, 13; 2. Bens icola, 73;
9. Ocala, 43; 10. Furl Myers, 27
points.
Oct. 24 ■
— HI. Augustine, hero
Oct, 31 — Winter I'srk, there
Nov. 7 — New Smyrna, thera
Nov. 14 — Heahrarie, here
Nov. 31 — Open
Nov. 80 — Del.anil, here
(HosaecoMlag)
IN
PUlVIH‘^1 ItlllNtlAtiO.'M l pitwilv
caontr
P L U S — CARTOON — 'T H E OH F A T WHO DOOD IT *
N O V E LT Y — "LAH T O F T H E W ILD W EST"
GARDEN GRANDEUR
y o u r Fa v o r it e r o se s
HAVE GEORGEOUS BLOOMS YEAH AFTER YEAR
ST. LOUIS -,
Cleveland, out
com, 1701k, Kt
ONE EACH-BED, PINK, YELLOW,TWO-TONE and
WHITE — ONLY *1.94 FOR 5 BUSHES
SINGLE PACKED ROSE BUSIIES; BETTER TIMES, ETOILE tie HOL
LAND, AMI QUINARD, POIN8ETTIA, EDITOR McFARLAND, BRIARCLIFF, THE DOCTOR. SOUER TIIERESE, LUXEMBOURG, TALIS
MAN. PRESIDENT HOOVER. ELSE POULSEN. BLAZE, MRS. PIERCE
rf
fULATRE
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NEWS
CARTOON Add
SELECTED .SHORTS
r i l i C t i i l£ fD
NAVY LEAGUE
7:30 P. M.
Sanford Bowling
Alley
A U S C fu § i i i j v i
\
TODAY and FRIDAY
7 O F 12 DOlHlHItH
1IIIOOKLYN, N. Y. The Brook
lyn Dodgers fuughl duwn the Na
tional League pennant stretch with
HI |dtellers Seven of them were
first year men, otherwise known
ns rookies.
Only pitchers with a full year's
previous experience in the majors
were Preacher Roe, Ralph Branca,
Carl K.rsklne and Clyde Ring. Clem
I .trltltie could lie classified as a ve
teran although he wasn't brought
up until la teln 1051.
TONIGHT-FRIDAY
WHEN YOU THINK OF
Crooms Academy
Plays Florence
Villa Here Tonite
Celery Red Schedule
MI DI
Palstka
STORE
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Name Records
Fusils
Leesburg
Tavares
' ijH A Y ARMOUR’S!
For F mkI —? Sty Tuxedo — For S«rvte«
WOlet,
.Miami FdiHon Ranka
A N . 1 State Team
(•olf halls were awarded In flu*
winners for I lit- four weekly
lourneys last miinlli. They were
F ilm licit*. Mrs, Brice Heard,
Mrs. It. F. Hytries. Jr,, Mrs. ||o'v*
aril Mr<iongIt. Mr. T . F . MrDaniel, Mrs. John llr r , Mrs. \V.
It. W illiams, lira . Jim Hprnri-r,
and Mra. Mirth llrnwiimlller.
Munis Hjohlom
Cack elt
top
The Worn, o'-i lu.i' \ .>. l t'.•>r,
of SVmill.di I omitty I lull dx ol.d
to plill till- lid. I < It V lo dfltll At
socintiun of I'.-uiral I-Tori.lri ai
their iiioiithlv liuudi.oo uieetriig ul
d.e country i-luh y.--.tndas
Iri.'luded III | | „ - l u l l . | a t y
siH'uitiiin mi- cluli
in tiilondi,
I Kola, t i ra111*- ni l . , Il.ivtoiur, I'alal
ka, si
V•igiHluu-, Mount Ili-ia,
Hiiwle In The Hill nnd l.ee lime
Mr. II owaid M.t.oiigli, pulitiellv
i-luiirriinu, -aid by Joining llie In
ler-City association, the clid. would
singe tuttriuiinoiiU here (or tin
oilier elul.-t in tie- nsniH-intion.
Mrs, R. t*. Hnvuilin won the A
flll'lil of tin* TTuideiflme tourney
h o
jdayed yealetduy afteriiomi nfli-i
ihe luncheon, Mrs, \V. I!. Williuiii
MIAMI UP-Miami Rdisntt moved
rlnmy"11 (In. tup It luinnrii while
Mrs. Jidui Hcfllrnrd, Jr., won llie into first |diire III Ibe Miami
t,' brm-kiT olid Mrs. ITiuih-K Mi-i -Im iii.riilil’i. weekly poll of Florida
high si'lio.d fiiuHuilt Iranis oil Hie
took the 11 ciown.
slri'iiglh of a 13 7 licking which
Jacksonville t.ue h muled Miami
High, former occujiaids of the top
lira, John Itr)
itatlslical department,
Junior Mrtta leads the Feds III No,
almail every department. The No
No. I
T'wu men, f'olcmun Ynlrs nnd
Bill .tones, dominate the Mixed
Meii'-i
nnd
Women's ftr.svling
I,ell gue. off Ida I loop avt-rug.-rC iV"
veal. .1 today. Yates' liiH average
Ini • * games Is high for the cir
cuit uinI .tunes' Hi 7 Is n close Her
on I, hut tic has only played three
tin. .
LSIJ IVimrcH For Seminolo Woman’s
Mighty Maryland (jollfiioup Joins
( ’onl(‘sl Sal unlay
Inler-City Loop
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PECAN TREES: 4 to 5 FEET, MAHAN, STUART, SUCCESS, ALSO
BLACK WALNUT AND PERSIMMON TREES. THESE BUSHES ARE
GUARANTEED HEALTHY. DISEASE FREE, TWO YEARS OLD.
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CubaAs Storm Moves In Six Months iTo Protect Rights Of “Labor”;
Adlai Defends Korean Stand
Forecaster P r e d i c t s
Hurricane's Course
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Steady Trend Dur
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American Sally UN Aide Linked
Stopped Short To Communists
Of Red-Held Hill By Former Red
WASHINGTON ijP The gnvern
men! today reported a drop 111 the
cost of living for Ihe first time In
six months
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announced that Its Index
the
measuring rod fur the governmentdeclined two-tenth* of one per cent
!Stevenson States It’s
Not Truman's War
As Some I lave Said
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Sanford Herald’s Straw Poll To
Close On Midnight Next Monday
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" It* ’s *M ' i i u / n H i m i o r * *
MIAMI uf»—A violent Caribbean
ii) ihin winri:iii-:.\ii
hurricane packing winds of 101
i : n ih m 't k w i t h s t k v k n s d n
mile* an hour slashed Inland
along the South Cuban coaxl Irr'oy
on a course that would lake it
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an area ahoul 30 mile* west if
a* .» 'Ijtnl [(,t I'.ilfeclite *eciirilv
Clenfuegos. a South Cuban roast
Tlie decline in loud prices w:i*
ily STAN CAK I KK
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port 100 intlea east of the capital,
NKW Yn ltK cti-Davhl Zahlod offset in part tiy increases for all In- a**rrle<l “ It .. 01 inkuul * wat
SEO U L. Saturday, Oct 25 ig»
lu lled Nation* editorial ulher major group* ol living cost
Havana.
{Chinese Communist troops today owsky
I t,e Ileuiurralie cainlidale t-alied
Grady Norton, chief norm lute- drove U S troop* from their loot aide allegedly linked to the pre Hem* The price of clothing went lor MlpiHirl ut the I oiled N.ilioh*
waster at the Miami weather bu hold on Pike's Peak and launched war Communist underground or op six tenths of one ;»er cent
a* Do- b e * l Itujo- I , , i o mi 1,1 pc.M c
reau. said the hurricane was still a determined assault on nearby curdinc lo VVhllluker Chamber*,
Hl-S (legged Ihe new index at lo a I uIImw up ui lo* nopj'*uim-ii
small In sice but extremely violent Snifter It idee In Central Korea
testifies today before Ihe 11 S m>» per cent of Die lt»35 1339 base '(leech I a*I oiglil .u cilsOlg lo* It*
and a "real stinker."
u S troops stormed lo within Senate Internal Security subenni I period, down from Die August rec piitillcao op(Hineiil Dwo;lil l< la
lie said the Cuban national 35 yards of the crest of Pike's mil lee
| ord hts>li of Dll 1
eiihuwi-i ul deliliei .ilclv coniloiuiic
weather observer on Cayn Del Penh. the only height Die Hods
Chamber* admitted courier for
Today's Index measures Die re
*1) and ugly " i ampoii’ii
K ile, an Island 40 miles oil the still hold on Triangle Mill, befoie n pre wai Soviet spy ring, op tail price of food, shelter, clothing.
Speaking In ,u e*liiiiale>l ’, ixxr
Cuban coast, reported maximum (hey were turned back' by furious pearid under subpoena yesterday medical care and score* of lithe: p,.',ple ;,t ltL,i-ti* sl<-i N y
Muwinds of Ito miles an hour ami mortar, artillery and small arms lo leli Die Senate bearing lhatu Zab good* and services bought by mod niornlng. Sit vensou .i**.uled Fixer,
radioed that "the sea is colossal
fire.
lislow.'ky was "without a doubt" crate Income urban families on hotter'* pinpi,*:,l n, 1,-1 S,,uili K-The weather observer huddled
Then, early today, from 3i>u lo
Sept 15 It lake* Ill.S a mouth to lean* do Die lighliiig m Korea
In a reinforced concrete weather 330 Chinese Heds struck behind . a ineuilier of Die Hed underground jiajher price data and compute Ihe
n wmilil "risk
Mmiicb o, in,
station while the terrific winds heavy urlillery and mortar fire In 1330
index
Far Kiifit witb ,i 1hin1 vviii !tl u .h
The subcommittee eurreuDy is
sh ip p e d the Island.
at South Korean* atop Pinpoint
I Ini' 11111h *4% mm
The I.lie* I re | nr I sliuwed lint m il t;«r b i h i ii d
* Norton said he reported the calm Mill, the highest poiillun on Sniper looking lulu Cninmmilim among
living cost* have advanerd 12 I |«-i 4'fitiU M ild
American employes of the U N
edge of the storm's center reached Itldgr
K a r lin
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Chamber* «ald hr first knrw cent since Korea and 5 per cent
the Island at 11:15 a. in, baromet
AP corres|Kindent John
a f l r i h riM k f.'is f t lo w il u f , i ! m»ni |
ric pressure dropped to 27.73 in reported from Ihe front that the Zahlodow *kv when thev weld lo since wage anil price controls wer-' UUU ^ It 'l'h d M r \ r ltM » ll a n il he I >*1»I
ches The eye was estimated to be Hed* had steadily built up tbeir Coliindnu University In IU23 or imposed Junuury. lo.M
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The old series index wa* IHl I ill*4in tlii' |(i |iLthliniri> ai m* tint ■It’*
18 miles In diametrr
attack on Pinpoint tint so far were
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"Me (ablodnwxky) was a Com per cent uf Du- base period III„S
The veteran storm forecaster unable to penetrate the Korean
IlifV if t*•IkiKi**
immist lint d was iny opinion he pntilishe* two indexes each month
said a Navy hurricane-hunting lines
III' Villll III M.IS 4111»\ 1Ms t ti I Its
new series, or oflidal figure,
plane penetrated the tropical dis
The South Koreans yesterday had wa* not an organiialloual Coin Tile
N T ip li' v iim i M k iiitw 111«• d llf t 'l cu t •
turbance about the same time and given up trying tn dean Chinese immlsl but lie had often Communist takes into account new *|ieiidiiig hthtl'lMI M'ftM* (ltd ltll||M||Si III Ilk*
MRS M A M It ( IIIM H O W f N ,
habit* of Die Amerieun peuiile
registered winds of 130 knots from u mare of underground pas sympathies." Chambers said
Y o i k iie w x p .ip e i I. ,.
More than MJ.uoo |>roiiurtlnii *'aii»pui»:n -la-eetu-*
<149.5 miles an hour. 1
sageways on Ihe northern Dp of
A o ,l ,.i .k * ( io i b , K o g la ii.l I , .
Zablodowsky. a U S til Iren, is workers whose wage* are tied to I Al Hm-lo-'ti t to- *.int to1 id<
k There was so much spray and Sniper Midge
tali! tin huo annually tax free at the cost of living may
• '< Id * *p i e, I i, Ib e ( ic iii- i .d u
, Inibtiiii! in Km ,’.i lor Do pi on ipli
. gel
>u’l a jienny
ii
•lit* rain was so heavy the pilot
AP correspondent Milo Knrnrtl \) n puhlieatiuni director U N
lot Do* I'lilti-il N.lllnll* .•It,I t-»dlr,
i o n ., Iilg li ley e l o f e
i .
couldn't see the surface of the so d the II S .Seventh Division iifriciul* said hi* work Is entirely increase despite tin- i-xpccli-il drop [ live M't'Ulll)
- K ro ll d io i i" If Ib e i i . di>.o \
ocean at 200 feet. The pilot warned soldiers were pinned down by m s-1technical and not concerned with In today'* Index
"The i**(n- t* too mi rut tor pui
' opt Ib e s-viiiio tid c* of i , ,
Contracts which contain cost of- tlvull ladlto*
It would be "too dangerous" to cchine
h illi* m
in n
r*, m
itin n idirect
l i r r r t Itra
r u 1p o lic y
gun
fire,
mines,
In- sold
living, or escalator, clauses nre
attempt to go Into the storm's Jeclory and mortar fire, hand gre
Republican pmm hex ol a quo 4
Chambers testified be next met usually a d j u s t e d every three
northern quadrant again.
nades and small arms fire
Peters, i be n tup m in of Ihe U. S months. The Index of three months end or an r:i*v victory ill Kills- i
Its north-nort:.«astward sourse
The G it still ware trying to push
"are
fulxe." lie added
Communist underground
ago, measuring priers on June 15,
pointed II across Cuba toward the forward at sunset
In Ibe * lr e t( li d r iv e (o r Die t/n-*
The
witness
said
he
was
(old
was more than one fidl (mint be Id e n c v , it looki-il ax D io ik ' I i m banFlorida Straits where It was exOn nearby Sniper ftldge. bone
pected to emerge let* today nr weary South Koreans gave up their Zablodowsky was setting up "busl low the August figure and the
ness
covers"
lor
underground
slight dip due today was not likely kom kle f lg lil n an in e v ilu b le
early tonight. ,
"rat-hunt" for Chinese In a mate
Ih e D ciusH -riilie e u m tn la le rlu p e .i
Storm warnings were hoisted of underground passageways on members giving them legnlmslt to offset that increase
business fronts to carry on other
lido K is c tih o w e r la * i u lg lit In r l r s ,
long tb* Southeast Florida Coast Ihe hill’s northern Dp
Neither
the
million
pin*
nulu
activities
h j i i t v s'b a >.|M h d * « .'l . . 1. v ,
>rom Varo Beach lo Key W*at.
workers nor the railroad workers
U . Gen. Chun II Kwon. com
"I believe he secured smite cov are affected hv today's lodes ifs'feinh'st His- cb ir.ii'b - i le x lin io o s
"T h* present court* will pl*c* manner of the Huft Second Division,
thli areai in th* w tiU rn *dg« of said, "Those Chinamen nevrr slop ers, letter drops." Chambers said Thtlr contracts are up for adjust Ills guvs' lo l A lt e l III* * i o iiv o led |
n f p e n u r y id le r d ro v in g lo- p .m The witness added Dials Zablml
tn," Bald Grady Norton, digging. We have to dig them out
th* storm
S lid e Depur lliie iil *e i l'et* In ,i tin-,
owsky had heen ntslsinnl to a ment In Die next two nmuDis
til fortes lia r In Ihe Miami ourselves like hunting rats "
111rtf'll
I S S e e k III J’
chief slorii
xiati *pv rm i!
Soviet
ageul
known
a*
Richard,
Weather Burlau.
U S observers said Ihe bitter
And
Stevenson
.,It.,eked
III*
(.ill*
I >i'ii 11» .lull llr M liy
"But if will b« a clot* shave, and Red resistance probably mine whose principal Job was to proctlrr
nppnin-lil and .Inliii I o*l,-i I •,s11,
It will bear a lot of watching from a fresli Chine** regiment fraudulent passport* and other
Mt-< ' a i l 11 \ 1 in
Fu i'
Itrpllbbr
III
f
u
r
e
,
I,
ilt.ui
u
d
st
e
i
Preliminary preparations should he which took shell pocked posliinn false identification papers for lied
lh bellip even rnoie iiiln, i Kile
made for Ihe possibility of strong from u cut up unit
agents
I I \l I Mi \
fh s t i l l
winds."
Funeral services f„r Clint I,-* to Ctrl UK* III than lo m Do ii:
Zablodowsky declined commenl
The South Koreans withdrew at
case
M U II \\ I ’
hth
e |\ui
Naval ships at Kfjr West, Fla , dork with the Chinese still tiolilmg on Chambers' lesDmony
Kermit Carter, -til, will lie held ut
Ii
wa*
kiineii
Dial
leveii*,in
inK
(t eaiiHH** *tm r»a» *1*.
h ill
I lj'I ll'
lh\ i*U mi?
1
out
Committee counsel Robert Mur llrlssno Fun,-rul Monte ut :t .'lit Idx ails i*er* ls-paids d Die -.pi e, Ii h•"ifills
III
S*
ft
|sss|»|,||
1 l * • s.f \\ t
rls disrlosed during Ihe hearing i.nt. lumorriiw with the Rev J aS one of Du- inn-1 vital ul Die
**l «• 111> Ih ik t' 11111ii «I lit I It
In fi
McKinley officiating. R iiiik I elltlle cuiupulyn .ml inn- which
that ablodowsky appeared In ex
i i ' mI m il* a I ' l i ’ i*'«Ufi< ;il h .il f l i
ecutive session yesterday before will follow lo Kvrrgreen (V ou piMldhlv 1‘Ollld III ike m, llle ik Sirs
1m iitd I
ChanDier* testified and hid "ark tcry,
SS oasla.ivil on l'.i«i *1,1
b
1 n is tin'** <.lilt tl i>»ll .ii r tin 1Ik» il
nowledgrd that he had gone tn
Mr. Carter died early W.-dlie*
Columbia "
■lav morning nt his home, ’ll:.
A case In which Wallace 31.
it* i *i *»* i s*iih t
I h u m t'i lit S imi
Fast Twentieth .Street, from o
Todd, Lake Mary resident, who
\ \ l l l l . t l l l \ Hi liltlfl
11' • 44,(Ill's ‘i l l
erlf-Inflicted
wound.
Me
was
beio
has encountered considerable dif
ZONING HOARD
* ,111Ii v K u ’ k«Ml m il *►! llu * ' it'll» lh ‘
Aug.
4,
10
4
1
(1
in
Ruffin,
8.
C.
Fm
City
ordinance
amendments, ficulty in recent weeks concern
.Hid H i'p iililh . h i ’ " in
U if It ,1in A
The case of Paul Taylor, uprr
dealing with liquor selling and ing Palmetto Avenue in the com aUir of the Drsantwofd Trailer!
r u i t .'ii
,l**. ^a". vC""1 ‘ 1!'1
garbage collection, will b* up for munity, charges Lloyd Lrsdinsn, court at the south outskirts of representative for the Flurtdu
oojhm s
I It* v i i i u n ih h iiit : tm
lh«' lu ll
final reading at the meeting of also of Lake Mary, with aggra the city, will highlight proceed Power and Light Company and
m \ vt .11 It i in in ,t r t i ii h ' it u l m l i
_ the City Commission at 1:00 p.m. vated assault la scheduled for ings of the meeting tonight of had been on leave of absence dmKriitiir-s-uienl of p i o p o x e ii s t .i i i i K ;*4 .1 j i s i l i l n .i l in M i t v Hi lli«'
Monday at the City Hall, accord airing In County
Court next the City Zoning Hoard of Ap to III health.
H .ift- h
ilhl'H ,t
M *n ;ilh(
nmelldlheid No I lo the Slate i t >111It IV
A
member
of
the
First
Mctln,
ing to Tom Lemon, City Man Thuraday.
peals.
I'uisstlliitloii slealing wilts ia|idnl 11.111Ii- .1 m *lilt tm lo t tin* nil 1111* si* u I
■till
Church
he
was
also
a
meml„-i
ager.
According to Information filed
( lit ................. M i l 4t il l iIiH i . t r w lit»
Mr. Taylor and his attorney,
outlay of fuudx for kcIishiI ■■mi
Amendment* to th* liquor or on th* cast, Mr. Leadinan Is K. W. War*, appeared at the of the Jaycees. He is survived bv struct loti ins* Iteen i-iven liy H F
I** In i r j i h i r r Ih e l.iti* Ile lfm t i .llu
dinance deal with two phases— charged with assaulting Mr. Todd last meeting of the City Com the widow and one son. (’ . K. Cui
ilm ii, lO m *ti*rvi*il
establishments which set 1 beer with a crow bar and wounding mission, Oct, 13, In sn attempt ter, Jr. uf Hanford; his mother. fiMipi-r. elinilliiMii of tin- bum,| of S.1e ll * l ih.11riInr i1i it11,\ |rM
i»f Ih e lu lu ! t'liih? 11"
school triisls-e*' foi disliis'l No I
and liquor In conjunction with him. The altercation Is alb-ged to aimed at securing a license for Mrs. W. W. Carter of Wslt.-i
lie *1isti'll tluit tin Miiiendincid s a* 11.11 1 m u in i l l r e mu \ l< n m r K i i n
another business and th* closing have occurred Aug. 25.
i.iteration of the portion of tho born, 8. C .; six sisters, Mr* M isldi-li appear* mi llu* regnlai i; y lie Ini** In 4 1It".* Hi I a s i M i i u i ii n
o.
Carter,
Charleston,
8.
C
.;
Mr*
hours of places primarily sailing
An Informed source revealed court which Is wTfhin th* city
'>a|]ol at tlie general electmli,
K lV lils III (h e li i' h l In M -lV e Ih e
Honor.
Ihe
altercation occurred after llinist. A license Imd been rescind If. II, Wells and Mrs. John IV Nov 4, "will enable u* to lake f il ia l h u ll s i n
"I
M* M .ih iiii s
Ussier of Augusta, (la.; Mr*
The change with raspect with Leadman attempted tu drive a ed by Ihe Commission.
i
are
of
crowdeil
I'linibtiioi*
and
te l 111 ;iii* I ' S Mi p
M i H i Im i i i A
John B. .Smith, Great Falls, 8. C .
the first phases proposes to allow truck containing barrels unto the
I t i l i i r u f f J > :i l u u le i i n n in i nn
Mrs. J. K. Adams and Mrs. Cut -lioillil not llieieaxe tuxes
■such
establishments,
such aa beach at the rnd of Palmetto
M
"It will enable xi'liuul boll1 .1* to jjri'H s , .11it J l*r c m n il h ii - li
ml Chapman of Daytona Beach
wrestaurants and grocery stores, Avenue and Todd attempted to
It e r a list* id it x lu 11 S e n a te r a c e s
BODIEH WARM ASHORE
tn operate non-alcoholic portions atop him.
one brother, B. W. Carter of Wul 1'-oriow money for enpiiiil old
lav, ninl I don't reel 1luxt uni N r l i l i i s k i i 1** Ih e iililv n l l l i T s ta te
TOKYO 4*4—Bodies nf 13 Jap- Irrboro, 8. C.
of th*lr businesses on Sunday.
Mr. Todd has been the hub of
-chnnl tumid will lairinw isiiv w ith tvso n in l it x lis t in g
an
a
The second phase deal* with • controversy In Lake Mary ovrr anexu fishermen washed ashore to
inotli'v It doexn'l Ili'S'd A* line of (h iu h tfu l fbtuta*. t 1HI lift" I i f 111 h a s
NKW "P U B " LOOK
moving to closing hour for b«*r bis alleged closing of Palmetto day on the northernmost main Is
I.ONDON its — The Irodllhmul - nr school trustees, I urge Hie he* 11 ( 1 I nni'M inm I l»y top le a d e r s nf
and liquor selling from 11:30 p.m. Avenue after he had purchased land of Hokkaido and 55 others
were missing in the gale-whlppcd English pub 1* going to lie given - itlxens of .Seiiiinnle rounty In h«»th |u ir t lt*K w ith an h i l n i s i l y m il
to IS midnight.
property In tho nren.
e l 1if *i|is ii I |n i 1 h i i!*» t ii* Mil 1' I n i 111 a I
nte fo i umi'inlini iil N o I "
Pacific Ocean.
a new look
Th* garbage collection amend
Traffic cases will start proceedThe |iropusi*l nmeiidineril, wlilcli v iileN
At least three flshlnu craft cap
The House of Uirilx has ordered
ments proposes to hava tha City Inga of County Court Monday.
I ' l i ’Nhlen T n i n i a n
e iiiiii'
I vs n «*
(lied yesterday in raging seas
pubs In “ new towns"-gnverninent I w||| npps-ur id tin- lis-iid of is h«t
pick up garbage at tha m r of
I *<■» 11vs i }! h I I* K is e n
Twenty fishermen were lust last subsidised housing developments j ,.f | l prnpoxed iiineinlini'iilx on la s t u e e k
KOTARYPHOGRAM
a residence for 91 p*r month at
11
41M11
ii
mps
|
ilia
l*(t
u
r
S
i
t
|
ilia bullol, Ir. designed to enable
week In the same ares
to set aside a soft drinks room
houses where
alley*
do not
RoUrUna and their guests at
ountv lioaids of public In-slrnc
^exltt, or for nothing If th* gar- tha meeting at Ihe Yarh Club
. loin to lairrow rniiNcy for arbuol
VFbagt la set out at tha curb. Gar Monday will here the Rev. ft. L,
i iilldlnp" and other xs-tiosil eiipllal
bage collection uutsldti th* City Zimmerman, rector of tho Holy
outlay improveinents in antleiliuwould be boosted to |9 and |8 Cross Episcopal Church, discuss
liun of tlie | IIM) pel ilistrllcliuil
for th* aprcial pl*h-up arn ica at phases of tha hospital question
unit per year now provided onth* rear of r«sld«nc*a,
M seen from a minister's view
. iier the Minimus Foundation I’m
point.
gram for capital uiiltuv purposei. , ^
F.IKH HAB b S c UH
Judge Douglas Rtmstrom, Gen*
Funtlx for Iht' propoxi-,1 ayxlcm
By IIM I tiS IIK It
By K E N T C H R T LA IN
Th* Elks Club will hold an Tucker and George Touhv, memvcniun Iratllng Kixcnhawrr anmng ,
, , ,
,,
It lx no longi-t ni'ci'xxat v for >,
Votara In the Herald'* straw the railroaders hy a .11,n f l.f i
,,r »C,, M
; 1. ImisrovccncnU w o ,, I,
opin-alr barbecue and dancing ben of tha CltUen's Hospital
I'^vided from fuu.lt collected D e m o cra t c it t.,1i.t :■s•- for n f f ir e »••
party tomorrow night at th* Committee, will
then answer poll continued to bark Republic vln. Hume r.tlriHl
retired rail
rail worker.
worker.
x w e a r Dint he v o le ,I f<o a ll o f the
B.P.O.E. Lodge on cast fUeond nutations about the bond Issue an presidential hopeful General how«v«r, have given the General lor automolilli* tag*.
o th e r Democratte c a in lid a le * in (lie
Street beginning at 9:00 o'clock. on Nov. 4 and why Seminole Dwight D, Elsenhower at a 7-1 a commanding 5-1 margin.
in -tt e le c tio n , o r H i,d lo- in ie n d * to
- I t was announced today by B ari County landownera should vote clip over hit Democratic running
The farmer vote itim x to linli B e d C r o N H
vo te fo r a ll o f llie n , ll, tb c next
JrtHIninbothara, exalud ruler.
"Ysa" on th* iM clal ballot that mat* Governor Adlai HUvrneon cate that Kloenhower will get the
e le ctio n . T lie I '.if. I l-'loi nlri l.eg m
^
Th* barbeque and ttoiwe Is open will b« provided at the palla. The for th* end of th* first week and farmer*' ballot. The poll xhowx
Ir illir e cbringed n il ll.u l lu x o fn i „
to tto public. Dancing will begin meeting will b* broadcast over a half of balloting.
them favoring Ike by a 0-1 count
Th* poll closes midnight Mon with a family of five voting ranch
An eitimatrd innigrt of fUJibU, fb lx x ta te i« c o n c e rn ,-il
at 9:80 p.m.
W TR B starting at 12:45 p.m.
day and from present Indication* ers endorse* the General without cr $800 more than Uiix vear, wax
Afiparently ariln-ipattMg u eptii
Elsenhowrr might serm a slight a ilngle dieaentlng ballot. Labor ret aa the goal for the lisfi-i fund In the Dcmocrulie |,mtv uu,J re
favorite to fa iry th* county, While and rail workers form the bulk of campaign of the Seminole County cognising Dial niuny Florida Deni
th* poll failed tn reach th* large ■upport for Hteventon.
chapter Of the Red Croat at the ocratrs would not support tlie msTh* B*af*N HtriM is MMMisctiM ■ straw poll among votara
Negro vote, which colored political
These group* comprlee probeldy quarterly meeting Wednrtday of lional Democratic ticket or It,
•f SamiMl* Csmky, frsts m w M tll mMsIgkt 0*1. >7, to d*4*rforecasters say will run SB per twice the number of voter* than fire bo rad uf director*,
oUm whkk ru U k liU is fsvwrW by Istsl n t m .
platform, tin* It'M I cgiatalnre
cent for Stevenson, It doe* Indicate the white collar group, which he* chairman, |rrc*ldecd at the inert- ploy I, led I ,v law l l,at tire nemo
M arsh <hs*fc |hs hss appssHs lb s candidal* yen faror for Ik*
that
many
rrgiitorad
Democrats
Sidney Ive* III, chapter vice- era lie candidate'* oath should re
endoretd the Republican nominee
FrssMaml * f tha Usit*d Slat** ami stall It lo (k* P O LL
■r* shifting their votes Into the by a M-8 margin. This would off log in the abience uf Kaymond quire only Ural lie supported »
KQITOR
TO R. IA N P O B O H K B A LD , S A N FO B D , F L A . You do not
Rapubllcan column, at least for set the apparent landslide Ike he* Liindqniit, chairman.
bsv* to alga r o w Mma, but wa woaM Uks to bsvo you Hal your
this ptMldential rae*.
Flr*t aid and water tafrty majority of tire Democratic candi
been receiving In the Herald poll.
oorapsH** « that ws ssay asbdivto* tbs rsoaito aawag tbs various
date* in the Inxt election and
Many Democrats wrote In that
Elaanhowar has received 841 committees were authorised and
they war* voting for a GDP preal- vote*, M from tha whit* colter membera of the*e two group* will would support a mujorlly of tlmm
(tfcask am*)
dentlal candidal* for th* fin t time claee, which comprlee* Just 13 per- be appointed. Mrs. Francis Bole In tha next election.
Tint* all Democratic office hulI fatw t
in tb*lr live*. On* of th* beat signs cent of the county's total elector- end Mrs. Clara Ginn were named
for tha Stevenson backer* has been ato. Stevenson has garnered Just a* co-chairman of the local dure, or Democratic candidate*, or
•a**♦**•♦***,4
th* fact that the rail worker* are 47i
"Christmas on the High Seat" potential candidate* were freed of
their obligation to villa tire
leaning slightly towards StavesVeto
Pel. program, In which gift* will be straight
Democratic ticket ami
34.1 provided servicemen at parts of
Ml
may If thay.pleas* vat* a split
,0 Th* latest tabulation shorn Btaim btrkaUoa any navy. base*.
gaga Mai
7th Division Troops Whittaker Chambers
Are PinnedDownBy
Identifies Man As
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Taae. Oet. >1, IM S
T H E SANFORD I1KRAI.D
National League Fielding Mark
Is Equaled By Bums And Reds
IVII
NKW YORK on-T he Hronkly
•■•If*.
Dodgers and the Cincinnati lied'
who equalled a National l-cague
club fielding record this year,
placed three men each on the 11*I
of 1952 fielding winners
In the American league, the
world champion New York Van
kcei and the surprising Washington
Hen aIo n topped the pack with two
man .><<>
Final Associated P ie ** figure*
today reveal that Ted Kluxiewskl
of Cincinnati and Mickey Vernon
of Washington retained their 1051
titles. K u ril showed a W l mark
to pace all other firs t suckers
In the National league llra d y
lla 'to n of the lliils took second
base honors with u !)90 lliu ik
Shut (stop Johnny laigan ol Him
tun. In hi* first full year in the
m ajor leagues, raptured honors nl
his poslllon over seasoned veterans
ike I ’ee Wee Iteese, Al D aik and
Cranny llarnner la>gan ru iu m ltle d
only I t errors in 117 games for a
.971 slate
Brooklyn's Hilly Cox went a long
way toward evidencing his superi
o rlty by tupping all NT. third sackers with 072
Huston's Hit! Cordon pared all
the tlychasers with a trui avi-.age
He Is Hanked In the outfield by
Duke Snider of Hnmklyn and Hou
Hoikowski ol Cincinnati
W illi Vernon in Hie A l. in ltrld
were Nellie Fox, Chicago's cla p
pv aecunil bisem an with
085,
shortstop Johnny l.ipnn wtin spill
Ihe season tie I ween lir lr m t and
llostcin, mill Clil Me I long alii of Ihe
Yankees al lld ril base l.ipoil. who
was Iasi among Ihe shell fielders
last year with a ntti iiia tk. muted
a li7f> this year MeDuugsId llehled
072
tie ne WiMiilling of New York.
Jim flush) of Washington and Hale
Mitchell, ruimernp III Ihe haltmf>
rate for Clrvelaial. comprise the
outfield
llooklt! • lint Courtnev of Ihe HI
laiuls Hrowns paced all A l. cutch
ers with a 9!8l m aik In ihe Na
Initial I .can nr Hrooklyn's liny < am
pattella ritfetl the Heist Ills Iiia tk
was 994
Sports Roundup
Sportsmen
By (1AYI.K TALBOT
H« IIO IIK K T /.. JOHN HI IN
NEW YOHK • * K fia n l Charles,
thu cautious pugllDI, starts hack
up the long comehack tra il Hits
coming Fritlay night when he
fights Cesar Hrloti, a big, awkward
■■loot from the Argentine, at
Madison Square Garden
|
E rra n t fig u re s-to win this one i
without loo much trouble Almost
everyone over voting age hat
beaten Hrlon at une time or an
other But In E n a rd 's parllculai
case, ■ simple victory w ill otd he
enough, and he knows II If Ihe
form er heavyweight champion is
to become one of the foremost con
tenders for
Rocky Marciano's
title, he must win Hits une Ini
presslvely, preferably by u knock
out.
The situation really Is o very
peculiar one The fh irln n u l! Netiro
nos proved on occasion that be
comes close to being a great b*.ht
er Actually, he won Ihe rn iw ii
bark from Jersey Jim W ain.it m
their last meeting at Philudclgldii
•s several m illion televiewers eao
testify Just about the only ones
who didn't think K rra rd dr.,c u e d
the decision were Ihe offleluts, .iml
they had the vote
And now, such a short time later,
Charles finds hlinselt on the outer
fringe, striving desperately to gel j
bark in Ihe running A purely per
tonal hunch here Is that no m atter
what he doe*. K u a ril w ill never
I f * . a shot ut Marciano. (Jo u given
night, K u a ril might cut liu rk y
into ribbons The men who guide
the new* champions' destinies me
among the smartest lu the hu>t
M is . They w ill make few mistakes
Vic Keixa* of Philadelphia,
The annual ru m e n in m of
F lorida W ild life K edeialiun w in
held at the W h ltc h n ll H o ld In
Daytona lleacli on ,S aturday nod
Sunday.
The f i r * t teadon o f the ro ll
ventton
un Sal
u n la y
m orning
wai
taken
up
w ith a round la<
hie discussion on
w li t e r
m u ll'd
mid c o n s e r vallon. A m ong the
p n rtlrlp n n ls
Io
t h i s discussion
were
C arl
!).
Shoemaker, conluhiiM in
.e l vution ib rectoi o f the N n lio n il
W ild life
F ederation, and
Ifov
Wood, regional su p e rvi.o i of n v o r
In ,.in studies.
The srrum l
session of Ihe
m n te iilim i on M a tu id n i a fte rMiHin was taken up w illi reports
from Ihe vice-president id each
d ls lr lr l and m m m ille e s. Ifa lp h
G. Cooksey, d ire cto r o f Iteglm i
Four o f the N a llo iu il W ild life
F e d rra llitn from SI. I'e le rsh u rg ,
ill'll, c ii- d ail nddress oil nationill conservation.
This wns follow ed l,\ n h iiiii|U "t
In (In1 evening III the dinin g lo in n
o f the W tlite h ld l H otel The speak
er lit the haniiuet was M r. Shoe
maker o f W ashington, II. ('. lie
was Introduced by M r. Gtioksey.
A legal re p o rt was given al Ihe
Sunday in oru hig scssiun by Fid
ward ft. K irk la n d o f (Irla m lu , Fed
e ra tion attorn ey.
Hen Id M rl.n iiK h lln , direct nr
o f tile Game and F’rr«h W ater
Fish l o iii mission o f TalU hasser,
g a le a InIk mi Ihe ndtonrem eid
o f Ihe Game and IT sli Com m i* slou d u rin g the paat year,
A very in te re s tin g talk was g tr
e|i by C h arlie W I'ace, o e i’c h irv
o f the F lorida W ild life FedernHnn
o f I in vlm ni lleacli, on in g a u lra l leu
Ing captain of the American
ric D im s
.Cup tennis learn. Is scheduled In
le i ve for New Zealand and A us
tra lla within a few iluyx, ami there
M ill seems to be some im cerlulnly
about who is going w illi him
Though im official announcement
has been made. our Inforiiiutlim Is
that Straight (Turk of bus Angeles
probably w ill be on the plane with
fieixus Ham Itli liurdsmi. Ihe for
mer Junior eliain|ilun from Hulun wotk
Holier, w ill mil leave for Sydney
Fllediiin ufficers was held and
until late In November
Idle following weie idi-eli-d llein v
So far, only Seism, unit Itlehnrd
C. ftouehis of liiln iiiln ivin re
ton have been named nil Hie toum elected I'resldent; Kenneth Fried
II Jinx been tuken more or less limn, Jacksonville, vice president:
fo r granted that Tuny T riib e rl Charles Schilling. Stuart. Seine
would lie given another leave of tin y ;
Hull Southwell, (II mood
absence Irnni Hie Navy hi help Hcl.rh
challenge Ihe Atonic* for Ihe cup
TTo* litre ‘toes ecualsl of ,, mein
Iwr from each clnV Kadi (Tub
SHACKKI.I (Hill
elects theii own director t.. lloATHENS, (la
George Shuck Fee. Put Ino.
•Ifo ril. who pluyed oil Georgia's
Those N llen illilH tills ciinvenfirs t football toam III IH92 93 unit
tlon fio io H a iifn ril were: M r. mid
then went over to Auburn lu play
Mrs. J, S. K kern, M r. anil Mrs.
two years, died Sunday ut Ihe age
Hubert Z. Johnson nml K u rirs l
of 82. Funeral services were held
G atrhel.
today.
MIAMI DEFENSE
N o 4’s M aintain
Navy League Lead
With Clean Sweep
Hv gaining a clean three-game
le rle * sweep. Navv team No. 3
took th ird place In the Navy Howl
ing League while dropping No. 2'*
in to fift h slot last Thursday night
at Ihe Hanford Howling Alleys.
Yales supplied the w lnnnig punch
fo r the Nil. 3'x w illi a 168 series.
Allen Negrotto pot together a If'-*t
total to leuil (he losers
Second plare No. fi’s k n it pxre
with the league leading No. 4'a
by whipping last plare No. I two
out of three sets. Hog Itogeru
o f No. I swept awav all the in
dividual honors In the sailor rlrro ll for the rrru in g by dropping
I til ulna fo r Ihe lies! game,
leveling 527 In the lop series
iiosliog a high
101 average.
Frank lJuniont was the top pin
busier fur Ihe winning No. 6's
w ith a 1.1.1 three -game total.
No. I. meanwhile, was m aintain
ing their firs t place lead w ith two
victories iii three games over No.
6. Hill Hkeht was the high p ill g e t
ter for the winera w ith a 433 to
tal while Locke wan high mail fo r
the losers and the game w ith a 163
score.
The Navy League enter* Its
eighth week of competition this
Thursday night at the Hanford
Howling Alleys at 7:311 p in.
NO. 3 — (3-0)
Players
I
2
3 Total
Holieilsoii
137 161) 161 I I I
Weeks
168 137 N il 411
Hrown
128 111 103 372
Mason
166 134 126 41 1
Y a le *
I IP IM 138 168
Total
721 713 C-l) 212*1
NN 2 — (0-1)
Players
1
2
3 Total
HnhnMeftKf]
133 120 116 363
Museiiioche
118 ion 111 338
Schailltest
I 2d 148 162 420
HHummin
123 I I I 14.3 no
It',3 I Ml 127 4411
Negrotto
in n ti74 net 1088
Total
Nf).
— 10-3)
Players
I
1
3 Total
Carver
161 111 120 383
Ziegler
130 127 136 302
138 127 1)6 3RD
Clark
Fnpnl
1(6 I Iff* 167 381
168 174 123 466
Dumont
Total
(172 lidH ilfdl limn
NO
Players
I
2
.7 Total
Meyer
tot! 112 124 372
liogero
101 168 178 627
Sadler
102 111 127 313
F Markin
130 101 173 470
...........
133 111 126 372
Total
008 060 727 2064
NO
Players
I
2
3 Total
Hket
I lf. 131 161 433
Tee pel
121
130 267
Wise
100 |30 VHP
Kmlet
130 104 1.37 131
Gaston
144 112 Dill 410
103 10*
271
Firem an
Total
703 087 717 2107
— (1-2)
Players
I
2
3 Tula!
Locke
104 120 I HO 463
HI. Peter
134 106 137 430
Hliiom field
130 141 124 308
MO 100 |2H 383
I'onlon
Wick line
131 H it 132 127
Total
001 7 Id OOP 2IJP7
- (1-2)
—(2-1)
"flo e " Rogero's record 627 aer
ie
fur Hie Nnvv League lust
Thorsday night pbimmetted the
sailor to the top o f the loop w ith u
milled DU average. Last wreak'*
leader. Hdl Stupid, dropped into
G a m e sc'-oih! plare among Hie individual
ti n pinnerit, while nddinv another
fioo * to Id* percent nee. D ili
Hy The Associated Press
'■inert clung In hi* record •In
Aiaithci first sliuip* liwithall jitjv
i 'lr game -core of 2IPi. Lull
has been k i i ... i . S o u t h
1 ai o kept 111* 168 peri village III
eastern Conference team
retain th ird plare again this
Honrne Krnberii. a freshman end
H ick. H ill Gaston, who has playfrom Milwaukee, was dropp'd from
id Ihe nu Milium 21 games thus
Ihe Louisiana State squad ycsli-r
f i r . has the most total pins in
day Coach Gayneil Tinsley • aid
1lie l i t rD ro ll w ith 7*87. Gastuii
Klllhi-rg lost his ullilt-lic- si hid a r
••iiweter. Is the |9 lh ranking
ship because nf "tile rip lin a ry m
so n s" There was no elaboiatmn
Kmberi! had heel, a s ln rlllli! end
Pin* Avg. ll.G
ill every 1-NIJ game this sea on
1471
D ll
I 'll
Wednesday, Harold <Hunky* i.rn
till
:*oo
DH
tier, who shared Ihe Nil i ip ia rle i
ugtCt
166
17 1
back a|H)t al Kentucky, was re
18.33
163
ltd
niuvetl from the Wildcat roster lor
tu tu
1 K|
D(7
what Coach Paul llry o u i let mett
17U6
18 I
160
insiitwiribnatimi G rittier later said
sm s
171
148
that allhough lie had an ini.ired
uni7
178
leg, lie was t old hy As -1 tin t
140
868
Coach K rm al Allen to prarliee
146
106
blocking or Kid off the .-.quad, gii
•.*(8)2
143
171
lie hail lu ieave.
143
173
LSJI, wliich meets Maryland the
1 711-1 142
|H8
nation'* Nu. 2 team. Satin day,
706
DH
lit
worked al lu ll lilt yeslerdnv l.c
" 114 I I I
177
roy Lahat. t-SU's tup round rain
"1188
l'C)
DU
er lust year, muy lie lost foi the
pin
18**1
Dili
rest of the season because uf a
138
113
I6J
pulled tnusele M dfeteii in tin* i.c u r
D ill
ICO
. 177
Kin game
'.'887
17(1
137
Moat SKI teams look thing ■ e.v
Dvn
pot
DU
and tm.k slock ol InJurJ***- L 'ill
an?
106
130
Tulane ami F lo to lj were excrj,
IMH
108
196
linn*
■1r 8o
136
17"
l"in»
106
i "li
Tulane (Jttarlerharki Pete clem
CD
•■i«n
11-4
enl ami Fred Dempsey runcenlral
132
Dll
I uk
1177
>31
ed on thariHuuiiK bacHield I iu iiu k
16(1
ih>i«leiigrl
T he Grecuies meet Auburn Salur
7S"7
120
167
day anil H ill Spollen. 222 [xm iiil
|"!l
386
110
Kuaril, may miss the game he I' oO li iO
128
160
1149
I'iilixe of a
irliu l shoulder ,epa /eig let
ir.u
|U 18
1"8
ration Right Halfback Kay Weldon Poin t I son
‘.‘(160
P.*7
164
buclier. wlui was out a week, shmdil I ’ irvei
3s"
127
161
be ready. Hmugb
I'O
K ie d rr
766
1 Id
The Gatur.s spent an Imur at S a s l o
1611
12(1
H13
cunlact wmk alfliougli lltree play I 'O'aI
1003
126
167
ers are mirsiliK Injuries Ituforil I oil.-I
‘.‘"3'(
121
D1I
lainii, the S K C * lo|, scorer Halt
Vli v e r
716
ID*
124
buck Tommy Haddock and liinm v Iti • i ■i in "
186
1767
II7
Hatch, siarling defen i-.c rlghi ■ u l i o n e
(tUI
146
116
tackle, ate udliu! Hut. h probably M ■- e i i i e r l i
116
178
17
2
1
w ill miss the Georgia game
Sail I, i
313
III
127
While several cnache. wen- wo, fto llip i
10!) 1
113
163
rieil about new Injuries Ita lp li Jut
dan al Aiiburu was weleomuu: buck
K I.A D IIK
Yinee DiHiley and Jackie l Teel
TAMPA 14* Dave Laude, CIl
two Irackfield slur* llnlh are e*
peeled to see rirllun uuaiust Tulane i upturn of the Stetson football
Jordan scheduled uffeiikUe d rill 'cam who was hurl In the rough
, •' •- in* with Tampa Saturday night
tills week
l-iiidd lie leaving Hie hospital in a
Mississippi. Geuruia, Yanderblll
see uII victors iii lust week's rim da* or two
tests rewarded players with light i Ihe hospital reported Hie star
• oil's m iiircd kidney was not rup
d rills yesterday
lured us first feared anil Ills con
Mississippi State gill the bail iliium
i* good
pews that Fullback J im- lo rlim a to
I irnii.i entile out of the game In
w ill he out id Ihe lineup fur flic
Alabama game
Fortunalo. win. .mud physical cuntlllion, ami Coach
has u vciu g ril seven yard, jmt cat M if'c lin o llu e rla planned ri week
ry, sprained an ankle mininsl Ken nl lu m l workouts for MrNeexe
‘dale College of lamisluna here
lucky H i* hiss prtdihlv mean
Tale w ill rely principally on Hu Friday’ night
aerial* of Jack Paiker and the
nmnltiK of Zerk Wilson and ....... . t enter o K P hillip* and Guard
li rfy Walfurd were on the side
Duptalii
Alabama had in lttr) tiouhle too lilies, lint all are ex|HTled to lie
Three regular* Fntl Hud Willis, available lor service Sulmduy
Tulane Backs Work
On Passing Plays
For Auburn
By E l) C tIR IIIG A N
NKW YOHK
Michigan
State’s rampaging Spartans con
tinued their stranglehold un the
CITY I.K A G I'K
No. 1 spot In the Associated l ’ rc ia '
weekly foot hall [Hill tmlay try nos
w . | „ Pins ll.G.
ing out Maryland in the fourth Ace G l*s*
11 7 16716 78!)
edition
12 9 1668!* 81)1
Post O ffice
The result gives Miehlgan State Mini** Machine 12 >1 16780 82(1
a record of three out uf four first* M tnnley-H ugiTi to 11 169 JO 828
Duty in the second week did the (V ie ry C ity
0 12 1669(1 HTd
Spartan, falter That was when
li 11 1i.iii’ii col
r
.
*
.
A
L
Wisconsin Pxik over me lop rung
High A ie ia ge
State was second then
The undefeated Spartan*, who Paul Perold
are making the expert* look t msl Von H erbilll*
—they were selected as the bed Hubert Hteele
High Series
team i f Hie country ill the APT
616
pres* axon poll had a margin of Law ton Russ
611
M point* over Jim Tatum 's jhiw Von Iferbubn
MH
llu iu h i lle ib s t
erful Maryland uutfd
High Game
Maryland also was second last
week, but the margin that time Harold Herbal
was Cl points, n trie T u rp i are ! Lddy Kirchhoff
I'laduully trim m ing Hie margin
Von Hei holla
Stale garnered
l.l'J l
point*,
High
• I.D n u v .)
aloiig with w first*, (rum Ihe 138
High
W. L. Pin*
•|m rl* w riters and sport', c.v.teis
13 8 1 1661
No.
4
(rum coast lu coast who cast halHigh
t l 7 11120
lots Maryland, which lias wnn one Nu (I
High
13781
12
9
Jiu.
3
more game than Michigan Stale,
five, hud 1,1-11 point * umT 3d firsts
The vote* are tahulated hy gtv
ing l() points for firs t place, nine
fur second, eight fo r third and so
on down the buf
Thvio were two newcomers to
Hie first Iii Virginia. Nu 2. ami
Wisconsin, No 10 To make room
fur Hie pair, Kansas ami Purdue.
I ai Ih of which were defeated last
Saturday
went tum bling down
ward.
The most impressive gam. how
ever, was nude by Oklahoma,
which sunited from sixth to Ih in l
and galliered 23 firs t place votes
along w illi 313 [mints (he Sooner*
lust about W'i upped up the Rig
Seven title tor the filth straight
Autlioruwl t ’ulenmn
year with their trium ph nver
Kansas
1007 Sun ford Avenue
A lter Oklahoma came California,
No 4. Georgia Tech. No. a, Duke
No li; Southern California, No 7,
and UCLA, No 8
Howling Standings
1) 12 13863
8 13 14217
7 14 13484
M IX E D LE A G U E
W.
P
7
rt
a
6
3
Individual Leader*
Game — Julies, 181
Herie* — Hetts, 468
Train Leader*
Game — No. 2, 609
Series — No. 6, 1707
Place Your Order Early!
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4
6
7
8
C a lifo rn ia ('.))
G eorgia T ot'll
Duke ( 6)
Southern ('a l
UCLA ( A)
88*
8<U
174
503
J’ ohn e 1 )1 3
Reduced to:
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The leader* with
first place
vide* lu parentheses;
1 Michigan State <4U)
2 Maryland gkd
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3 Oklahoma i&D
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<) Virginia (1)
188
IU Wisconsin
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The second lu.
Pennsylvania
! 12 Villanovu
Tennessee
Ohio Stale
Kansas
Penn State
Michigan
Texan
.
n
Other* receiving Vole*: Purdue,
Hoxton U.. Georgia, Holy Cross
Colorado, Minnesota, VPI, Miami
ol (Ihiu, Illinois, Stanford, Wake
Forest, Princeton, Houston, Missis
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Nuv, I I - - Seahreere, here
Nue. 21 - Open
Nnv. 2fl — Del.and, her#
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lie World Series rp lll a fund uf
t4Xl!1l. according In ait anmnince
riient halay hy the American
Association n
K iid i niemhnr nf the winning
Intcrnutlunal
League,
collected
| t , 8198.1 Twenty
Ihree player*
shared In (he division.
Kuniaa City uf the American A*
Kociitinn awarded shares In 76
players, each receiving $718 Itl
Hochetler won lh« playnlf, four
games to three.
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the U niversity o f M iam i defensive
leant i* finding Marquette's double
set bnckfleld arrangement "m y iti
ly in g " as It prepares for Friday
night's football game In the Orange
Howl
Coach Walt K lcliefskl said after
Monday's scrimmage that the d*.
fenslve platiMin was hitting pretty
hard hut still hadn't solved M»rqueltr's at luck formations
Head Coach Andy Gustafson
his offensive and defensive muii
through a lunger than usual workmil during which the Hurricanes
scored five times.
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VOLUME XLIV
2 Candidates
Give Views On
Foreign Issue
Health anil economy In Seminole
County ore it I reel ly affected tiv
testa o f Individual m ilk cows for
Brucellosis I Bangs disease) and
tuherculosls, wldcli were started
r - todav. ir r n n lln v to Dr. W. It. Mar
tin , director o f the ro n lrn l o f the
Iw fi illsenses fu r *li" Stale V eter
inarian's Office, Tallahassee.
Tests, which w ill last alHint n
until, are lielnir
month,
M u g enndoeted
conducted under
the supervision o f C If. Dewson,
County Aeent. Dr. Frank Q uillman, Cminlu health officer, and
R. j , Rohhlnt, rh le f sanitarian.
Promoting the tcstJnv. h « ld rs Dr.
M artin, I* Dr. .Tames Blake, Hi.
iW> Cloud, member o f the flta te va le r
a t e Inai tan's force.
rThese testa, wlfkfh occur" each
three years, are conducted fn f
fa m ily tnllk row * and decide the
accreditation which w ill lo- de
termined by the United States
U nrein o f Anim al lndu*tr>*. De
partm ent o f A griculture. This ac
creditation, which has hern carried
by this countv the peat lit yeais,
Is necessary to perm it the move
ment o f cattle w ith in and <mt of
the rounty w ithout the restrictions
■Jpa non accredited countv would en
runnier. Dr. M artin eald.
The federal government requires
testing of a crosa section o f cat
tie, which Involves at least 10 per
rent o f the ra ttle pomdaMnn In a
county, before delivering Ita alamo
of approval, D r M artin stated.
Home small href h»rdi w ill also be
testrd during th e ir tday In the
county. Testing, ha aeld, removea
a potential danger o f either o f the
. diseases starting In an Individual's
beef herd.
Tuherculosls In cattle has shown
a lig h t trend upward throughout
the State, Dr. M a rtin revealed,
while BrurelloMa has taken e
downward trend. The la tte r dis
ease la the source of undulent
fever In human beings.
In rinireltnsla, Infection from
one row spreads rapidly to othern
end over a few years, brings about
(he loss n f a number o f calves,
* "I» lust simple reduces the live* a b ility o f calvee," Dr. M artin
pointed out.
The Countv Agent la Interested in the health and economy o f
hia area, Dr. M artin stated, b rin g
ing out that the ra ttle Industry
is grow ing hv "leaps and bounds"
In Florida. The County health de
partm ent Is e ilre m a ly Interested
In getting a ll fa m ily rows tealeij
fo r the two diseases, he said.
"W ith
the Individual! v-utenrd
* to w ," Dr. M artin stated, "there la
^ re latively no protection i t a ll In
elim inating dlataaa germs. Only
no* In t ooo owners of fa m ily cows
ta rt m ilk before le a d in g ." Ha
pointed out the a beenee o f ’ the
Pasteurisation process, used In
dairies. Testing In dairies fo r
Bangs dlataaa and tuberculosis la
conducted annually. .
"S tate and federal regulations
require teats fo r T l and S anta
Disease before e a t & eater the
O state," D r. M a rtin “ “ "a
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" Aefte
0 , tim e, thaw
they aM
are taa
tested again, thus
allm laetlng much o f the danger
Imported cattle."
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WEDNESDAY OFT. 22, l
ike Takes
fells ThroDK That Ht
Doesn't Intend “To
Bring BeforeAmer
ien An Bvil Tongue"
COMMUNIST TAIO IIS on Dip coast id Win Hi Kniea feel I lie might of a
balllcvhlp'a punch us the 43.1100-Um U. .S', fou-ij fitm broadside after
broadside ut enemy luslallatloiis In a M ifleiiitig-up exercise. The fined,
together w ith other A llied warships, blasted (be shoreline to create Hie
Impression that a landing was aUitd to l.r made Tiuops were used as
decoys to smoke out Communist defense dot tug the operation but were
not put ashore.
((itfl, lot If .S', iVut-y J'liulu from fn le riu itto iu ilt
By DON W IIIIF IIK A D
WITH F I S K N II O W K H k f
Dwight D. Elsenhower carried Id*
near-the finish drive tor the presi
deucy Into Negro Harlem lor the ’
firs t time In his campaign toda>
Addressing inure Hun 2fiU Hai
lem civic leaders and 2Sn m cm liei of a choral group ut u break
fast galhering in the Hotel Tehensa. Die liu p cniidJilatc declared
" I do nut Intend in liring befiin
von nr hetme America an evil
Iungur A ll evil tungne l* found
iitlly III di*jp|H,luted men I'm in
medicine man I duti'i tiave all
the answers "
Elsenhowrr said that "w e mu*(
make uur constitution live We havi
to make llie-e Hunt's live or uui
Im mi of giiverument make* in.
sense "
Staling that "Hie basic ptirpo-.i
of America I* to tiro vide a hum.
for llmve fieople who love fieetloin
more than anything else." the geu
eral added
"W e inusl always re a llie Ihnt
there I* a cuim eilnin helwren -■
ih'i'ply tell faith In America and
in man who !* made in Ihe Dnagi
uf hi* tind "
llu- atm of Hie Hi-putilican parly
I lie vuld wa* n> "m ake the United
States sllllle brighter before the
IH'unle uf the world '
The D2 yem old Iteputiltcan call
illdate wasn't sparing himself m
Id* stall as In- (nugld lor ttie 2tii
eli-i'lnral vote.* iieetled tor victorv
ini Nov J
Lawton Endorses Stetson Dean Is I
First Amendment Main Speaker At
On Nov. \ Ballot KiwanisLuncheon
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T, W. Ijiw to n . Mipci iiiti-ndcnt
o f nubile Instructhm, went nn rr
cord as favoring the firs t Mou nd
niciit on tie Nov I electio|. I ihII"*
which would ill Ills 'lords, "iin ie ll
urate crowded conillllo'' In S '" ford schools m ill pri'Vlile ll solhl
tissls fo r future growth In pilhlic
school* "
Me. I.xw'ou, s|ie sl'l,’<* bt-fi.ii- the
Heinlnnle (Tounty 4’litIllsi-ti’- i " iii
lliltte c In the Ci i i i i I Hmtsi* Mmi'ISv
■illicit, " I 'as»M|!c of the IIIIII t'dliic'it
w ill nut increase lavi'* ill"! w ill
nilike it possible for tin I'nun'.v
Sctionl Hoard to h iirro v nn..... f--i
building schools iiiiiio -illa l.lv when
needed at a lower rate of mlei
rst,
" I t w ill not give the {Bale anv
more control over school funds
than it has s lirttd v .'' he »-*--Med
" tln d r r this miiendment " he
pointed out, “ Heminnle (••untv
could now borrow uji to f t of,It,tin
Tor new building*.’’
('receding the cnintnitter "p o rts
from the 17 representatives .if
the County C hildren’s Commit ten,
Herman K M orris, Seminole High
School principal, announce,I Hist
the high school's I'T A program for
the new vear has liei-u ntganiied
around the theme. "B uilding firm
foundation* fo r our vm itli."
Enimlnenl spesler*. Im-le.'lug
Dean Ray Mower*. 8 let*un U niver
sity, Hunerlntendeiit of O nuge
County Rehoolx, Dr Jodsnu )Vsl
her, and lilallop duhn III an*comli,
have been secured aa speaker* fur
the various monthly meetings ut
the Celery Crate.
Mr. Morris a im told aboR n
move afoot to hruaileii tin- scope
o f the Celery Crate making it
county-wide, lie brought to Hie
f t im p'* attention that the Red
Croaa course In F ir*t Aid was tieginnlng last Mondav.
Judea Dougin* 8 teu*trnm told
committee women that John P ier
son has been appointed chairman
In rharg« o f the Junior Chamber
o f Coremerce’a Christum* pared'T h * Judge, also, atmoun-ed that
the Javcesi have made plans with
(Coatiaued On Peg# Four)
M E N 'S C l.IIII
Tha Ray. C, W. Fleming. Rector
o f 8 t. M ary’a Church In Daytona
Beach atld deputy to the recent
general convention In Huston,
spoke about the convention Iwfore
the Episcopal Men's Club last
n ig h t a t tha Parish House.
Raymond Lundqulst, president
o f the Man's Ctnb. presided uvar
the meeting, which was preceded
by a dinner served hv the ladles
o f a t. Catherine1* A u xilia ry.
I f f l U is M S dscU si ■ ilraw M il tmung
fly. fraa m v anil) nUsighl Ocl, 27, to
M l la f i m r i by beat vatara.
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havo U. aits m i msmy tart .va n i U Ulw ta hsvo yes Rat your
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P a t e r n a lis m
Linz Is Elected
As President Of
Co. Farm Bureau
W. W. I,Im , Hanford, wax electeif preNldent o f the Rrmlnole
Countv Farm Bureau at a dinner
eiaetlnv la*t night In 'he Future
Karmera o f America 11*11, which
waa h lg h llp h le t hv » »l>eech hv
Rep. Voile W illiam * Jr. In which
he explained Ihe I I prono*ei| amendment* to the Htale Conatltutlon.
C arl P. Llm l. Elder Hnrlng*. wxx
named a* vlce-pre*ld#nt. while
meinl>«ra o f Ihe board o f director*
•elected are George O. flw a rt*. K .
N. Eaddv, Bonner L. C arter, Ron
ald M ulrhtad, all o f Hanford, J, T.
Mel-ain Jr. and Rev M cGill, both
n f Geneva, and B, II. Paulien,
Maitland. The eecretaey-treaiurer
n f Ihe o rva n lia tlo n w ill be elected
by the board.
Deleeatee named to the elate
convention o f Farm Bureau* Nov.
IB-17 a t M iam i Reach are A , B.
Tedford. Mr. Lina and M r. Lind,
w h it* alternate* are M r. Eaddg,
John Pterion, Hanford, and Mr.
S varta.
A pproxim ately 40 neopi* were
preaent a t the d|*eii*alon conduct^
ed h y Ren. W illia m *, which lasted
about an hour and lb minute*.
David Dick. r»nr*«*ntatlva o f
Blue Croaa. talked about the advantage* o f groun Iruuranca In
B in * Croat aad llu e S h W - H I*
ta lk lu te d about 90 Mlnutaa.
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Moscow Thinks
Both Adlai, Ike
Backed By Rich
Buds
T o ld
To
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Jill I It
a lot of votaa among tha workar*.
Bat t> lot of workar* Ilka Klsan-
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ev^r, tire viilditf Jtmmtp the lu'live
m il w orker* H very cl»ie at h I
ravoiiuv lk>R etiieil 'HilroHilerx ale ni«ie
cencrallv i» tl"* tilD *
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th l* race w illi tl"- i. it i" 1 ..iidui»’1-1. Taking I)". I " i i w• nni.w •(
railuien Ihe p.-ll fltu li the ra ti" t*
8-B, whicli Inillcalex *."w cloxe tlire
ele-liim w ill lie 111 I lii’. county
Today'* rexilD" revexleti rh’il
.HleveiiKiin I* pl-klm r ip' n liiih rnore xlrenvlh i-iillin g Eixenlni'v
i-r’x 7 1 i>iar-<ln tt.iien lo R I for tin.
-iav’x balloting w ill. If. vote* wenxxl fo r lk>- mi l I'e lil for A i II nI
Here ^ ' c j h " D’D '*1 in tl,.. (...C
\ a fter the firs t wrrk
Vole IM .
17ft HI ll
| Elaenitower
Slevenxiin
'12 ir> i
W ltll Htevensnli'x •Sight p i'i"
vestrriU v. llie nverl' ,l prolecled fi
t'ore*, Includln-' Hr> percent of
2,000 Negro v o 'c i f " r Ihe gover
nor, look xiimetlilng like lids:
Vole l'* l
Eiaenhower
4.«((» «t «
Htevcnirm
3 ()f,f JIN I
Ike's (H.H percent <>f the vole Ii
xlmoxt Ihe x«me is Hoover’s ltd I.
which he polled in I92H. the l»sl
lim e Remli’ole CooDv went Re
publican. The same is true of
courao fo r Htevenxon and Al Hmilh
whose percentage* are separated
by nn* point on lids projected
seal*.
Broken down Into the four ma
jo r categories, here are ihe rem its
o f th * noli to dal*. N ot* Hteveuson’a labor vote.
Ik# Adlai
H
77
W hit# Collar
10
H oq*i wives
81
10
23
Labtfr
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Farmara A Other*
176
83
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Close Despite Showing lit Poll
Hr K E N T C H K T I.A IN
Railroxd worker* and their fam
illex w ill urobxbly c**t the ilecl I
lug vote fu r the presidential can
dldate who carrlex Hcmlnola
tv. A fte r the flrx t week o f t l"
Herald xtraw null, It nnpearx Ilk-ly that the Negru, fx im e r xrul
white collar v><le* w ill negati
th«m*rlvex to leave Itentocrnli'nomlnre. Governor Adlai H trvrn
■on. and the Kenuhllranx Genei.il
D w ight D. EDanhower deadlocked
Negro leader* expect Hf» percent
o f the colored voter* to r * * l tiu-lt
ballot* fo r Htevenxon while Re
publican* are cheered w ith t l"
o vrrw hrltning m pport the fjencrat
hax been receiving from the w liiicollar worker* h ire . The pull
xeemx to Indicate that Elxenhmv
rr. *ven w ith a xuhxtnnHxl w liltcollar p lu ra lity w ill tr u ll Hteveu
aon when the Negro vole ix count
td.
Farm er* have xhown a dlxnoii
tlon lo favor a "change" in admin
istration* and are leaning toward
F.i**nhower. Many olher farm er*
and farm laborer* w ill ronlinue to
raat th e ir lo t w ith the Demo*, hot
the concenxui *o fa r *e«ma to in d i
cate th * farm er* w ill awing over
to Ike by a alight m argin, •nough
to offxet Htevenxon'* large Negro
p lu ra lity.
W tlh both Stavaruon and Eisen
hower knotted a fte r the farm ,
Whit# collar and colored vole* arc
counted, It w ill then be up to the
railroad w orkar* and other union
w orker* to cast tha deciding ballot.
O n* railroad w orker expressed
tha grow ing opinion th a t Seminole
rallm en w ill a p lit between the two
candidate**. A nother axpreaaed it
thla way, "T he union w a n t* ua to
vota fo r 8 t*v*n*on and alnco Stevanaon lx a Democrat, ha w ill carry
GOB If min ini* Mates Gel TorcHum
M a tte l'
\\ •%*•!!IN t• 11 »N *
ft'III lit* l-lit* M ir'M H
lilt’
1h'liniiiHvs “Giuickury
i if ".Muiiiuinu Mull”
Who ( Inim " i ’u iv h ”
W illi Won Is O f Hate
Hv I tt K Itt I I
1
Uu! I I W IK I S IT \ KINSON
IN INDIAN \ I !>«•% \ if till R.
tl VI It 'Dll (IlMl^'i'tl firtplt ttl it
In a followup In Ills musing re
eeptlnu y rite rd a y In Huston, lie it it I, Will VMM
I moved on lla r lliir il t'o iiii. ami
m 1JieiMDii e e!et Hull A ll mi B
Springfield ami I’ lllsfield. Mass t*s Between llie lv%ti |*.ii lies ule l*«
a* p ie llim u a iy stops to a m ajiii Mil, le ed Bn 111 d| i if .*n«t.t In ilelt* t 1
• speech tonight ut lin y , N V
llie ulteidinit 4»f ttie m isses tn«m
The three stales have n total kilal
ium Ii Ii ih **
dI
iiri'M 'lil i 1.d
uf uy electoral votes
\ merle a and I d enthral the l*n
l.ast night luilJi F.lseiilmwer unit I'vttu All in k I*v tin* tu n jm rlii's mi
Ills Demm'ratlc upiHiiient Guv Ad (lie itu lii |*iiitileins
lal Steveiisnn of llliiu it*. were
tinV A illai K Sluvi'IIMill, llie
heard by the New York Herald M t i s s ln ii f i u i » i e t i d i l . is u m i l l i n i M i M Tribune Kuril lit Hi New York City i utm In tiaeketl l»y tile (illeau**
Their talks weie aland a* nun
M ilillcal a* any inch talk* coilitl
cl .... I hank* and Ita* t'liinii'Clioii* vwlh
lie at Ihln »tagc uf Dir flcrcoly "im d i huge New Ym k cinicnuv
it* "Standard
fought campaign
* .... 1— 1 “m 'l Aluminum
.. ..................Coni
.....
KJkcnhuwcr appealed m pi-radi pan). "I Allu-rh a and utlieis
It)
nuliimaluig
him.
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arid told Ihc fin urn hi- favor* ;<
"new economic alliance id frei the New Yolk l u ll ) Winker n->
nationx" to fight .,paln*t tin Cum explainin'- till' llem ia I illi leader*
inim lst pipiiii-tion tliat tin- tn-. were .dll'- In avoul -'.iwkw aid Ipie*
,1,,1,11, -1lulls
almut Hie 11 iiii.in .nlu-iM
wurld lv headed fur
Istl ill lull
(loom
( )eli
tin igld
11
l i . n lii." i i
ucciudilig I" /i n in ndv . i i i in l l,,w
i v i.h s l o s u n
Mr*. A D Iedfnrd relat'-.l I.- ly in hi - m ilil.it v i m i l until .diet
tlav *lie I,ml l ecetveil it ltd, phi,n. lie I'l i .mu aide I - i .n i lim i t.icall fi.in , hi-, *iui, M/.-igl |(iil.ia > MtlcAl thill l.ille i nil /c l III nil
A. H am 'll mi, whn I* -it'll iunci w ill " K I m -i i I iiiw el heeiilin- pi evident nl
w lilcli Inthe UifiHtli air *>|uailimi nf ii<* Caliilulil.-i I iiiv c i-ilv
vtluve tu cuiiverl min a h a iiu ik *
A ir Fuice uu Guam
ilrclarm g Ilia! the I ?i need* nut
The call w-t* a n il hy radiu f r•
xcleidP-ls hid lie lli vnulig lelhivv-'
Guam to Denver, Colo., and im - weal log a nultni in and
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the u*ual lelephnne *y *trn i li'-u gimv
In Hanfni'l. Mr* Tedfunl icm a ii
111,- i ll in a v nt /n l III * analV'-l'
ed Ihe recetiDun wa* good, "■ wa* a i,-|HifI nil ttii- I'liigii-- *,ive
that Nile talked a h " lo h r, ,..i.
p a il)
wfilch III valil W IN -ip
alx-year-uhl tiny Hgt and Mi
girted tjv all Ha- dt llaii'l allc
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lia in llln n al*u have a fum yia i
lin e * nl the I S lie said Itaold g irl.
Progressive party's presidential
The Nergeanl, who flew w illi tl
mmilliee, Vinccnl Hallman amt It
2(Dll Ferry Cummand in Wnil-i olher caiididali s an lieliig |»-i si
euted lull lie -h i taicd H ut "no
War l l , ha* been at Guam l»
yraia. H r la engaged ill iad> le riu l w ill -aicceed in U ilinildatnii
prugie-ivlve Ainerli'a
work.
"Even a bene,-''ent 'papa' of a
government in Washington c a 'i'l
l i l t " jii*-iv the need to w ork," Dr.
II. W. H urt, dean of admission* at
H teliim lllily e is ity , told (he Ki
waul* Club todai n* lie addtened
tlirm upon the topi of vocational
glliilalU «
“ Work i* one of llo- tl'tu g * Ihnt
ha* to I,*1 teamed *o,„ew tier**." he
•-Xpliiilird, mid g-iv. r in m iilr * of
eilui'Ntiiin, e»pei li-ln-r mid lioini*
11-nrliltig ii* s m irrr. \ p. nun who
dor* hot WII ill V Id* work h ill
"i-hiikrd o ff one of tin- g lrn t v a l
ue* of Ilf" "
lie o u tliliv il In five steps the
procedure through which vocation
at guidance work* cnouiernline
lliein a- tn fiirin a l'o n al-uul various
occupation*, making
a choice,
tra in in g getting a mb and follow
tug mi for Infurm aili.n oh further
guidance
lie *aid Inform ation l* available
fin rii varirm* apei-clr* almut IllMMM)
different (setts ami lt'»t the im livl■Inal "person Involved should make
the choice " Hlnce 1Hit I, Dr. Hurt
• aid he has held nnpm aiiiiutely
Id,lijHt inlervievv* w ith youths o f
high seliniil and college agi-s and
that he knew "o f no mure e ffrrllv e
device . . than to take that de
gree of active, Jynindc In le m l In
students."
The npeaker amphaslreil, "The
must important lulng Hist has
happened In educalion In the la s tr
"5 vears I* the development -if
guidance ( which I doesn't mean
making the choice Im student*."
lie
recommended that
adult*
should help get iiecessnry in fo rm
ation, and stimulate the youths
■lid he||i them weigh matters to(Continued (In Cage Four)
rtiUmVsiSvc.*:
N n. I I
A "H u rt:, te ll I ’ t * " * 1 emserl V in e
H,sjSte venson Says Eisenhower
Harlem8AreaIs Completely Confused Over
His Foreign Policy Beliefs
The Iowa Blasts Ked-lleld Heaeh
Do You Favor Ike Or Adlai?
TIm Basted
f
SANKOKD, FLORIDA
^Eisenhower AndAdlui
Reveal Positions In
ForumConductedBy
New York Tribune
* Tests Are Started
In Seminole County
For Bangs Disease
n
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Ettlulilinhed liiOH
NEW YOHK (JR—The two m ajor
party presidential candidates say
lb * United States must continue
tf help the free nations—and lead
. t n t m - ln the struggle against com
' tam unltm .
□ to . Dwight D. F.lsenhower. He
publican, and Gov. AdJal E. Ste
venion. and Democratic candidate,
addressed the New York Herald
Tribune Forum last night Their
speertiea were carried nationally
by radio and television
Elsenhower, who spoke directly
to the (orum session here, urged
“ a new economic alliance of free
nations" to confound K rem lin pre
dictions of economic doom fa r the
'^ D re e world
Stevenson, who delivered his ad
■frets from Chicago, said America
should lead In developing a "coal
ition of free natlona strong enough
to rem ain the masters of their
destiny" and meet rom m unlsnt’*
threat. He sold such a coalition
could not he built without fu llliin c
American p a rtic ip a tio n .
The two candidates' tlm lm ii,(lo n tln u e d (h i Page Four)
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a plane and surface crafl lo Die | i 'mini v i-hupter n f H i m K u d ( *t - U K imdiu Vli tin tf hid I d GavM I.h it t mil urea tu continue Ihe search
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Idenlilled vessel reported In ills
I-I!* i t,iifor-l Avenue,
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nn iltM hn**t)dsl IKind election N o Or,-nf
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in lin e w ith seven persons almunl
naanllik'
on
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aerial scotch Tuesday failed
fund cnmpaign.
lo locale thu vessel.
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Kin Escondido, a converted four Rxyinond l.uiuhpil'-l, chapter d m ir
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(Continued On I'a g * Four)
1:3-1 - 3:20 - SDH - 7:13 - lt:US
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COUNTY COURT
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hum mom ware tiring served to gram; llcrm rm M orris, firs t aid;
day 1-y the Hlieriff'a office in Mrs. Fred Hublr, Junior Red Cross,
Show Starts 8:30,
gathering « pxn*l of prospective mnl Roy Mann, tunli’ el and fiuxncu.
feature 8:48 - 10:17
jurors for tha o pining of Count) Thi< water safety and homo servic#
"T *r« *a " 8:08 only
livikion# havi no chairman a# y«t.
Court Monday.
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fH R BANFORD HERALD
ra g e 1______ Wed. Oct. 12, I M I
Stop, Thlefl
Too Late To Classify
Ily R U S S ELL K A Y
Tne Sanford Herald
Santord t'orum
THE WORLD TODAY
PickotpocketH nnd the liHht fingered gentry In general
The Editor
By JAMES MARLOW
My good frirn d .too Hralra o f-a n y *, “ I brllo v* (he Impoaltion of
Hanford Hernid
frequently employ nn old trick, wo are told by criminal InWASHINGTON
tif
When
he
P
erry,
who
hn*
actively
aunported!
u
penalty
upon
non-votera
la
JuavcatlKntnrn, by which they often exenpe arrest after they arc the Florida .State Chamber n f i litla lile . I tielieve thaUucb a law opened his TV fire tld e talk ta il Sanford, Florida
S ir:
,
. . . .
caught in thu act of plundcrinK Homebody on a busy Commerce ntatewlde "(Jet O u t1would enuae the mllllona o f non- night Gnv. Stevenson mentioned Dear
D uring the short time that I
thoroughfare.
how
tirin
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long
presidential
have
hern
serving
nn
R
Conutfcnlo
Ihe Vote" e ffo rt, haa com* up ’ voter* to takk a genuine Intereat
The biMtant they discover .4hnt their victim hn« become w ith k novel *Hgg>-*tlon to pro- in government and randidatea campaign can be on the candi I have seen the tragic need o f
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mtTJ»!*• aware of their intention to rob him, they immediately point mote greater Intereat In voting, j necking office, poaslbly fo r rra - dates. tie m ight have added: on adequate hospital facilities dc
• i danford. MarMa. • • * • > <*• do*
lie auggenta that every peraon-non* o f roinpulaion a t fira t, but tho voters, loo.
monstrated firs t hand. 1 would
• v 'u t f t M ml Keren a I nr*.
their fi.’iKer at Home innocent hyntnuder In the crowd and who
.Steadily since early September ilk * to urge all o f our cltlscns to
regiater* and vote* be given later beruu*e o f genuine concern
boffin nhoutinff at the top of their voice, "Stop, thief." Thin h "Voter'a C ard" re rtlfy in g that and thu* bring to fu ll fru itio n the we've been listening In, or reading, I fin
~Btii.i.avir i- iinan
d out fo r thcmaelvca how dis
K d lta r
tendu to dlnconcert everyone preneiit, and while confuHlon they performed th e ir rlvle duty goal o f every true ritlxen — hon- what he and Gen. Eisenhower have graceful nnd deplorable our faclloumrn.v iin a n
had
to
any.
And
there's
nu
rest
In
(itut actually went to the p o ll* ', * ! , clean, effeclenl government,
tlra ate. I frc l certain that I f
Naataeaa * « ■ « » «
relffiiH they quietly riinappear in the crowd.
rn *t their Im llot on election ‘o f the Jieoplee, by the people and , sight fur us fur the next two weeks. every rliln -ri would do this before
That In Kuhatunce In what thu Hpcl Ihinders of the Tru- nmi
• t nat n ii- n o v MATH*
, Yet, they can hardly say any
tlav.
|
fo
r
the
|ieon!e.'
"
Nov, 4lh. there is no doubt In
e .as maniteH are rowirUiifr to now. Tliey have tieen |>illaffinff nr'*
mp t a r r l * r ....-------- ----I.N
. V r » u i w om il lie
n
W o ti’t li M l - you U l V r 'i« u op- thing on the main campaign issues, my mind that the hospital bond
* iW 'U - • . . —-----I
unless
th
*v
revi-rsc
themselves,
• ’’rulerinff around \VnHhir.jVf>;i .<>r many lone years. If np!r a ffa ir, th a t—wowUt—*—-* * -- ^.i -j .
Ik ta a Ug*JP* .
^
| which we haven't heard before. issue would pass.
*.«•
• I n H a n tV a ‘___ :-----\Vc N EE D a hospital in SeminI*.** there has t>een any jrraft and corruption in WnHhinjrton dur- Ihe name of the voter anil Im ia-*‘3iine to awaken our cltlte n * . It's been enough for most of us
•no Year —----- ----- in the juiHt few yearn, It in certainly the TrumaniteH who *lgnri] by on election o ffic ia l at- to the performance o f a civic duty to have made up our minds about old County. I ^ l ’a rngke sure w r
AH
a O lla a r r
a * llr e a . t s r l a a t
teatlng that the r itlie n had ex- that they should consider a p ri
get one hv getting a hospital
O a i k a , re a a la lla n a a a * a a llr e a a t have benefited. They never had It any better. They nre the irc i* rd hia franchinc by voting vilege. .'layl-e If we ran get 76 (hem.
N t t r M l a a r a l t a r <h# o a ry a a a ml recipients of the mink contn and the deep freezers.
Hut the candidates and their I allot at the poll* on Nov. 4th and
a partieutar date at a named nr HU Per cent o f the people to
r a u ia a f n * a . , w i l l * • eka eaad t a r
ilitical advisers don’t seem to voting FOR the hospital bond is
So what do they do? They point their finder at General precinct. It would have no Indica the | |1 * fo r the coming election, poll
a* ro w n la v a d v o r lla la a r a is a . ______
thinnk so. Otherwise, they wnuldn't sue.
tion of party a ffilia tio n or any we won’t need to w orry alioul he em barking on the well-known
Sincerely
■ * * „ « . a t . g N a ila a a llr O r
I * - F.inenhower and about "Stop, thief".
this nation w hirlw ind finish before election
other parti*nn Inscription or em npathy. C ertainly
‘a a e
a iw iy a w r
M r a r r a r a ia llr e a
J. Q. Galloway
They
amino
General
Klnenhower
of
being
corrupt
lie•a *., N ew V « th , T k lr a a * . I l t l r a l l ,
need, to hear the voire o f it* c lti- day.
inroi
Sanford
tonne Senator Nixon receiver! aid for office expetiflCH from blem.
M i a m i l l l r a a d i l . I.a a la . ______
"Im agine the (toon to man- xena today ami every real Amer
Yet, even if the voters already
private
nourcen,
a
practice
which
ban
become
univcrnnl
kind,” nay* .Seales, "when some lean w ill go to th * poll* Nov. 4 knowr all they need to know about E ditor
Tfco M ovatd la a ■ > ■ * « o l I k *
d a a a r la lr e P re *a w k l r k la a k H lla d
amonir TrumaniteH, Anil tlu-v accune him of being bljfnterl Imre start* blowing o ff about and have hia nr her say, come hell the position of the candidates on The
Sanford Herald
e t r l a a t t a l r la Ifca aaa f a r re ra fc tU
elected o fficials or complaining ol high water.
the issues, between now and el.*c- Snnford, Florida
• a lia a a f a l l Ik e la r a t a e w a rrla le .1 anil Intolerant Iwcauno he in mifiported liy Senator McCarthy.
I
nm
nnt
recall
any
election
about
how
the
government
Is
run,
Uon
day
other
developments
might
rn tb ta a a w e a a a e r, aa w e ll aa a ll
D rn r Sir:
Kverythintf that ban ffone wronff In the liiHt five yearn
a> * im M U M i'tn
could squelch him by simply when a* much itreas lias bern swing the election.
I wish to rx p re s i my stand on
they blame on General Klnenhower. They accune him of you
saying ‘O.K., Hud, but, before oyu placed on nationwide movemenla
For Instance, If a m ajor scandal the proposed hospital bund iasue *.o
w e d n e h i m y . n r f . a i, t o n
creatinff the intolerable Berlin nituatlon liecaune he obeyed continue g rip in g suppose you show to "(Jet Out the Vote." I’ reas ami exploded before voting day. And be voted on n- xt Turaday, I am a
foir un radio have given generously o f there Is the influence—or effect—
Prcnident Konnevelt’n orders to stop at the Elbe. They blame me your1 V oter’s Curd| fo
B IB LE VERSE TODAY
free holder in Seminole County.
you went to the polls on elec th e ir apace nnd tim e In an e ffo rt of olher people who have liecn. nr My sincere nnd deep conviction i*
him for the Korean war beenuno he wan chief of ntaff when less
tmn day nad cant your ballot, you i to reach every citiaen w ith this w ill be, crowding tntu the picture.
, y t ( w r Imagine we own m ir
There'e President Trum an, tr y that this bond Issue must Ins pass
urgent appeal. I t w ill bo interestfarm, Oilr fa rh iry , mir atm-ka nn<l Prenldcnt Truman ordered our army withdrawn from Korea. arc not cntitb-il to gripe-.’ ”
If taxes are too hlffh, it In hecaune General Einenhower Hrolcs fe d s thnt any good log to sen what huppena next ing to rock end sock the general ed.
bond*. Yet we m *v be partner* of
From Inform ation th n t haa been
Ood and own nit thlnua. The world n|s«nt too much money on the army. If we can’t win the war A nu-1Iran woubl welrome the op month. I f we do not make a bet Into a defensive position tn -take
Id mine and the fullnran thereof. in Korea. It Is because General Elsenhower wouldn’t provide portu n ity lo have In his posses ter showing than we did four him off the barks of the Demo
— Pialm M): 12 .___
netunl evidence that he had year* ago. then I ’ll be w lllln g In crats whom he had been m errily
ennuffh men and equipment for the Job. In denyiriff that sion
taken enough interest In
his go along w ith Joe Scales or Hut- clu h b ln j.
Stevenson
is
the
captive
of
Truman,
they
insist
thnt
Ike
The President, who had hern an
Saowi in New Kngland and \Vi«government •— national, slate, sell Edward* or nnyhody else who
rountv or m nuirlpal — to p a rtic i ran devise n workable plan to Iksiio In the campaign anyway,
ton»in. rnld weather all over the In the captive of Taft.
seems
tn have mode himself n
The hoodlums in Wunhlnpton are all pointing their fin- pate In elections. It is human nn- nwnken our people nnd arouse brand new
North i» a welcmnr harltinger ol
issue by his attack* nn
them
to
th*
performance
o
f
th
e
ir
hire
to
like
n
reward,
he
says,
an rally Inuritl reaUin in Florida yern at Elsenhower and shoutlntr "Stop thief", hut they are <ven for an act llin l one houhi c i'ir duty, be i l a reward on ono Elsenhower, They may have won
vole* for Stevenson or cost him
And no lei* welcome than ihe coo] neared to death that the public is wise to the act.
icgtod a* a privilege. This l|ttb i I unit or u penally on the other.
K a ls t ililH In 1 W
, _,.lafcod dallr e fte n t Bntnvaar
Owe MaO at. Vhrtstwaa one now
fo a m , r^ lia fc o o on loinrdayo lot*
Im l H C k rtiiM M and Mew lo a n
I I I K eanallajlvenoo
, leased In the public It is quite
ohahle thnt eventually th * JTi*h
-late w ilt construct a hospital,
cvertheles*, w * need a hospital
d and we need it quick. In mv
, ii ion. there should he every rf.
I rt mode to Insure that a jtotpi.
I I be built soon. We should n-it
n -it on the Fish Estate.
i f the LomJ Uaul does not pas*,
i,.* may get a hospital. I f the b o n k
i-*ue does pass, wo w ill gel a ho*,
pltal. To my vrny o f thinking Ihl*
la th * only Issue. It does not m i l
ter particularly how the construe,
lion -nay be financed nor how th*
-spital may lie designed. The Importnnt thing Is to get onp.
Very tru ly yours.
George IL W illiam s, J r. •
Vineyard A Company
Certified Pu'j II c Aceon.Hants
hi
Church membership Increase^
hv 22 m illion during Ihe 1040* In
it r United States but the Increase
during Ihe IMOs was only five m il
lion.
DR. H. K. RING
CHIROPRACTOR
Pleas* ( i l l for appoint went
Phone 1761—1741
. kHOMY
ipell wr ate having ounrlvrt,
The people of South Carolina are
tnp<idering the complete abolition
of the entire public uhool lyitem
In the event thr Supreme Court
ruin againil the 5outh on thr
queilion of irgregation. Thi* may
not he the bett way out of the
dilemma, hut il it a likely one. And
nnr. which ihnuld enure people to
(top ami think when they talk
about almlitliing legregation in llir
public ichooti,
One of the moil convincing ar
gument* againil Amendment No. 2
it that il would enable (’.overrun
Warren to appoint three more mem
ber* of thr State Suprrme Court.
Me hat already a|>poinlrd llirre
mrmlier* of the prrtenl mint. If
thd Amendment rnrrie*. Warren
would have appointed tix out ol
the ten member*, or a majority.
That it ton manjr for any nnr
governor to appoint. The trroml
amendment may well he called the
first attempt in the hlitory of llnr^
to pack Ihe State Supreme
*
Md who hrliTve* itrongly m mclalired medicine ihnuld lie among
the flnt to nptioie our preterit high
tlandard of living, lie ii deeply
concerned over the health of thr
people of tliit country, and hr want*
to tale care of their doctor*' l.illt
*0 that they ran have more to eat
and wear. Hut according to thr
Public Health Anocialion, thr No.
I health problem in thit rotiulry
it obeiity, That it, the No. i health
problem it the tendency of the
Mopl* in llt ii country to gel (no
M l, to rat too much. Now if you
do away with their doctor*' iiill*
which arr rauinl lai|rly l>y thru
over-rating. won't they luvr juit
that much more money to ipend
on food? And won't that ju it comle even ‘further the problem of
ng them healthy?
K
If the Democrat* ihnuld win thit
♦lection becaute of the large num
ber of people on the government
payroll, on the receiving end o|
tovernment handout*, and doing
bui)n<n with the government, we
wonder how we can eicape the
conclution that we have in praclirr,
tf not in principle, already atmliih*d the two party lyitem on which
QUr country'* political lyitem i»
baitd. By the lime another adminbtration could go out of offied, the
Dimocrali would have keen in
power for 24 year*, loo long, we
eilbmit. for it to he coniidtred still
a part of a two party lyttcm. We
tmrtlld feel the tame way nhoul it
If it had been the Republican* who
. bad been in control of the govern
ment for that long. A two party
i’1,. ejrilam at leait Impllf* that one
party ihall throw the other out once
some.
card w ill give n d llx e n u definite
In moat nf those who have
reason for going lo the polls, and
lumped into Ihe campaign in one
n tangible reward anil evidenctr
way or another, tho clement nf
o f his patriotism .
surprise was missing. They said
Just how such a plan could lie
what they were expected to sav
p u l ill operation Is u dehutnble
For Instance, plugs fo r the
J a c k s o n v il l e ! ( f n s i — u «question, i t m ight lie advisable pnrt on its Presidential Pull was Democrats
at*
hy
Vice
President
fu r the plan to hnve o fficia l sanc leleased Oct. 20 by Joe Abrams Harkleyy and
nf
und plugs
fo r Ihe llepuh
tion, handled
in tho
, , somewhat
,
.
.
"F lo rid a
P olitical
Survey nnd licans by ex-Presidrnt Hoover
Some eyebrows went up when
manner o f 1" ’,td>ig d in ft curds, nni| shows (ii-nt-ral KlsenI ut Scales admits it would be pro- |,mv,.r la d in g w ith 611 per rent Sen. H arry F Byrd, V irginia Hem
fernbie If handled cm n voluntary |
Htrvenson has ocral, said lost week he couldn't
t-nsl*.
I: per cent w ith 2 per cent unde- vole for Stevenson but fur weeks
A evidence Hint tills question o f - ili'il. hnm-il on n turnout of HB0,- it hud been suspected he m ight ;av
lust that
voting i* being given serious con Will m the state,.
And when Sen. Wayne Morse,
sideration by n lot o f folks, I re
While (loll* have not always giv- Oregon Republican, finally came
cently rereiveil u copy -if nn edb t o the true picture, i l is never- ,
nut fur Stevenson, there wn* no
Inriaj w ritten by ltu*sell Edwards, Iheli-s* n m atter of record that | sense of shuck anywhere He him
ii linotype operator, In the K is the “ Florida Political Survey arul been edging in th.il direction fur
simmee tinxette.
Poll." which has operated aI nre weeks.
The editorial Is too long to use lb IK. Ini* n record o f 2J winners
in full, but it suggests an op nmi only tw « losers.
ItKACH ENDANGERED
posite view from that o f Scales.
At the same tim e the poll was
JACKSONVILLE HEACTI
E d " arils Hunks Hint we should conducted nn presidential enndipennllie citlxeti* who fait to vote. -'ntes. opinion* on several Issues This ocean beach area which used
Im ploring government by a m inor were asked fo r and re.m il* of hall a m illion sandbag* to save
ity , which is the case when Ics* ibis poll arc equally interesting. waterfront homes and buildings
from a 1047 storm hasn't yet been
than half of our qualified d tix -n a They 'dVow ''i h w t ' T I t i r Vent are ! forced to dig into its reserve stock
go to the polls, Edward* suggest*
| l(1 t(u. f,.,|rr u i govern
l< law that would subjeet every ment'* control o f tide lands; HI tn battle a northeaster that has
qualified voter to ii " fin e ” or per cent are opposed to Moduli led been blowing since Monday The
comm unity built up a stock ol
" tasx
x ’* fo
fo rr failure
to vole.
vote.
failure m
m hlldne und 7d per cent feel that 2,UK) sandbags alter the 1017
Following each election the congress should continue the fig h t storm. This is the wnrst line since
supervisor o f registration would lo filibuster.
then.
c e rtify to the tux collector, tho
According tn inform ation re
name o f every c illie n whn failed vealed by the poll, i f the clcrtlnn
to cast hia Im llot and th r tax col- linrl hern held on O ri. 20, Elsen between now and Nov, 4 is nrobinlector would
assess whatever hower wptihl have carried tho nm tlral. However the vole lu thin
penntty In the form o f n tnx th n t *(„(.• w ith H comfortable margin, state w ill Im v e ry elnsn ami all
the law m ight provide.
,
'W hether the siluntion ha* rhnng. indication* point to Eisenhower
In advancing ms idea Edwnids
nr w ill cliunge tn any d*grc« carrying Florida.
Poll ShowH General
Leading In Forida
Turnpike Dozintr Danger
The lYnnuylvnnlu Turnpike CominiHfllon him started re
search to determine why accidents nre nn the increitHe along
thu .‘127 mile Kiiperhixhway. In addition to findiiiK the cauHcs
of ninny of the nccidcntH the study In expected to show what
steps can he taken to reduce the accident total.
The I’ennsylvuida Turnpike is one of the finest roads
in the world. II was designed with motorist safety in mind
and many of the things which cause accidents on other
highways, such as sharp curves, dangerous hills and narrow
passing areas were eliminated. Yet despite these improve
ments there have he -n Tip dentils on Ihe fmir-lnne, divided
highway since it was o|s*ned 11 years ago.
Many drivers accept highway Improvements as a license
to travel faster and, hilled lido overconfidence by straight,
wide stretches of road, they fail lo exercise proper caution
or abide by speed limits. The Pennsylvania Turnpike Is re
garded by many drivers as a speedway and police enforce
ment of the speed-limit is sometimes lax. There Is something
hypnotic iu Ihe rolling away of the long, easy miles that
causes drivers to lose I heir alertness.
The findings of the accident research in progress by the
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission will la- of interest to all
the other states which already have Turnpikes similar to the
one in Pennsylvania and In those states which contemplate
building Htich highways. Perhaps Pennsylvania can find the
answer to its superhighway problem and at the same time
prevent utlyj^slateij from making costly mistakes.
UN Peace Hopes
A s th u U n ite d N a tio n s in c u ts in its n e w In illd ln K u n d e r
p re s id e n t L u s te r P e a rs o n , its m a in g oal scum s In lie n w o r k
a b le pence in K o ru n .
d u s t h o w th is c itn lie b ro u g h t a b o u t re m a in s to lie neon,
H o w e v e r, a d e fin ite s ig n o f c o n c e rn o v e r th o p o to n llu l d a n
g e r n f tile K o re a n net Ion in a p p a re n tly re a liz e d b y m o s t o f
I lie iin tio n s o f tlu ; w o rld . T h e y lir e in te n t on u v o id iiiK n th ir d
w o rld w a r i f u l a ll p o ssib le .
A h U io tru c e n u ifo tin lio n s (r rin d to n s lo p o v e r ( lie r i d i
c u lo u s q u e s tio n o f p ris o n e r r e p a tr ia tio n , th e U N m e m b e rs
m u s t ha ve it fc c lin jr o f m ls g iv liiif. T h e M e x ic a n s u tfR e s tio u
fo r peace w it h h o n o r is s t i l t h a n u liiK fir e .
L e t us h ope th u U n ite d N a tio n s w ill f in d th e k e y to u n
lo c k thlH f i r m ly clo se d d o o r. T h o a w a re n e ss o f a need f o r
s ta b le fo u n d a tio n s on w h ic h to b u ild a p e a c e fu l, c o n s tr u c tiv e
w o rld m a y r I vu th e U n ite d N n tio n s new firm n e s s o f p u rp o s o .
ORANGE l l t m i , HAND
IN H I'K tT FLOOR t'O N T IIO I.
M IAM I kf)—The parade Imml of
tlrn llo n , N. I)., which w in twice
fonlurrd in the Pasadena Tournam rn l of lln»ea, w ill appear In the
Orange Howl on Jnn. I.
The band also haa appenreti In
Ihe lim e F rsllva l at Purtland,
Ore., und In SI. Paul's annunt w in
ter i-nrnlvnt It w ill come In M o r
ion by mitn iv .a v a u end number*
more than UK) iierian*
M IA M I '^ - A r i'iy engineer* from
Waahlngton, Jacksonville nnd A t
lanta are Inking n rpilrk look at
flood control work in South F lo r
ida today. They’re louring the Kverglndei by ear to see levee*,
canals, spillways anil o ilier pro]
eel* .ilrcndy built nnd *en other
p n rti of the 208 m illion dollar p ro j
ect.
Your Stake in America I
Our flnanalnf
v,,U|
ran help you start awnina
NOW
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CIIEM OF WEEKLY SOCIAL HCTIVtTIES
»
WEDNESDAY
The F irst Baptist F ra y n M atti n i w ill begin at 7:30 p.m. We
continue our study of "P rogra-*
In tha Christian L ift."
The Executive Committee o f the
i T raining Union of the F irs t Bap
tis t Church w ill meet a fte r the
P raysr Meeting service in the
Chaptl.
Midweek P rayrr Service w ill t>«
held at the Central Baptist Church
a t 1:30 p.m. The Sunbeams w ill
also meet at this hour.
The Beta Sigma Fhi meeting
which was originally scheduled for
Wednesday, Oct. 22. w ill he held
Monday, Oct. ‘J1.
THURSDAY
The Annual meeting o f the
Seminole Baptist Association of
Churches w ill he in the F irst Bap
tis t Church, Holly H ill. Fla. be
ginning at 9:30 a.m.
The F irst Baptist Brotherhood
arlll have Its monthly supper and
Program meeting at 7:80 p.m. in
the Memorial Educational Bulld-
‘“th.
Leadership T ralnnlg School
fo r a ll church school officers and
teachers w ill ba held at the F irst
Semlole Chapter No. 2, (). E H
Methodist Church at 7:30 p. in.
met T h u iid a y evening at the M a
Seminole High School PTA w ill sonic Temple in Sanford. This was
meet in the auditorium at 8:00 a special la'casion, being Friend
o'clock.
ship night, the night visitin g o ff i
A ll parents uf Seminole High cer* from Voluslu, Daytona Beach
School students lire urged to a t and Barbervllle Chapters o ffic ia t
tend the f ir - t I’TA meeting of the ed w ith the officers o f the local
year in tin- High School A udi chapter.
torium , Thursday at 8:00 o'clock
A ll officers o f the local chapter
This meeting is Im portant Iweanse were ii| th cii respective "Islions
plans and dutlx'ii rot the coming" •With tilt- e lie p llu e l i C g i i Vlr-*
year w ill he discussed.
glnin Anderson, chaplain. M r*
Following the meeting a eocial Rhrda Mae Crenshaw substituted
hour w ill be held in the Home ill her place.
Economics room, w itii Miss Bar
A very interesting progiam was
hara Ruprecht's class serving re- one of the highlights of the oc
i-aslon, featuring Mis. Vivien Wei
freshment*.
Tlie County Council w ill meet ch doing the monologue IIS M is
at 8:0(1 o'clock at the Sideside liie tvh cn Lewis Cionell. a talented
School Auditorium . M i* Eunah u rtist of Sanfoid, illu s tra tin g w ith
Holden of lie Land the guest a in a g iilficle n l dinwing ns she
speaker, w ill Use a* Iter subject the talked.
"M inim um Foundation Program ."
White glndloll graced the
ehapter room, being placed at
FR ID A Y
The Second day o f the Annual strategic points throughout
J. It. Jones, associate patron,
meeting of the Seminole Baptist
Association of churches w ill begin was chairman o f the refreshment
and decorating committee fo r the
at 9:30 a.m.
The Leadership T raining School evening. Members of his com m it
fo r all church school officers ami tee included Mine*. Marian It.
teachers w ill he held at the First Jones, Gladys Malcolm, Mettle
Ragsdale, N ettle J A u llli, Elean
Methodist Church at 7:30 p. m.
or Morgan, Hernlre Parker, Louise
Ih-aslcy and Frank T ullndl and
Link H art, of Oviedo Also Mrs.
W o n in n ’H
Dorothy I I ih key and Mr. mol Mrs.
I l i i H h a n d H Iluskv W ight, o f Hanford; and Mr.
sod Mrs. Roh W illiam s, o f Ostel-n.
Mi« Joseuh l.riu h iiit ami Mrs.
Itv M A R IA N II. JONES
F ia ilk Tnlholt, else of Oviedo, ns
OVIEDO. (Site, lu ll
One of
Mrs
Mnrv
the largest a ffa irs of the season slsted In serving
Fiances Cox. of Orlando, was also
was the party given Satin day eve a member o f Ihe committee, help
ning at the C itv Hall auditorium mg to serve also
by the Oviedo Woman’s Club hon
The dining room was bea u tifu l
oring the husbands o f tt« members
ly decoiated throughout w ith Hal
Blltl the teaeher* o f the Oviedo low e’en theme. The serving table,
school.
covered w ith all orange and black
The spariiiua room was beauti cloth, was centeied w ith a pum
fu lly decorated, the long tallies pkin. flanked on etthei side by
centered w itii vases o f flow er* III crystal holders holding yellow fa
yellow and gold, the vase* being pets. The refreshments o f d e vil
yellow or black. Hallowe’en orna ed final cake w ith orange colored
ments were placed down the renter Icing, sandwiches und candies,
o f each table. These same decora also carried out the color scheme
tions were displayed throughout Iced tea wus ulso served.
other parts uf the spucious room.
Approxim ately
uni
member*
Long serving tnble* graced the mid guests attended.
end <>f the room, from which the
delicioti* spaghetti simper was
served by Mrs. J. W. Coates and |
her committee; namely. Mines
Ben li. W ninright. Lawson llu rd y ,
Joe I Bealsey, J. II Jones, Jr.,
Theodore A iilin . Jr.. .1 W. M artin.
The home of Mrs M. C. Hagan
A nita C rawford, b. V. H urt. W al on Park Avenue was the scene for
ter Teague, If. I'. Lament and Miss the regular meeting of the Fidclis
Esther Biestell.
Class of the F irst lin p tist Church
Following the serving o f the de lust night Co-hostesses were Mis
licious supper Mrs. Juines I’a rtln ,
S. C. Graham and Mrs Joe W right
n member of the program re m it
Mrs. M l> llu m g .iiiic r present
tee, Introduced the master o f cere,
ed uii in teiesllng talk on stewardmonies for the evening, Charles
shin, assisted liy Mrs John Rogers
Morrison, o f Hunfoid who led In and reports iif the various ufficeis
group singing, a fte r which he con
weie given. Mr*. Forrest Gutchel,
ducted a iiu lt program and then
sang a solo, lie then Introduced teacher, reported mi the recent
Gene Arnold, o f Farron 821, Han study course on Sunday school
ford N. A. A. 8.. an acrorUlan a r work.
D uring the social hour a number
tis t, who entertained the mrmhera
and guests w ith lovely musical of games were rondurtrd by Mr*
R. A. W illiam s and prize* were
selections.
Approxim ately 83 members and won hv Mrs. Gatchel and Mrs. Ar
mild W illiam *.
Visitors attended this a ffa ir.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses to the following
Mrs. Gatchel, Mrs. It. A W il
liams, Mrs. Humgnrner, Mrs II.
W. L ittle , Mrs Itrssie Dnvis, Mrs.
Hy MIMS ADDIF. I'R H V A T T
J. P. Wilson, Mrs W M Mixon,
Mr*. John Fox. Mis W It W illis,
Mr ami Mrs, Vincent lliitle r Mrs. J. I'. W hitaker, Mis. Arnold
attended the Skeet Championship W illiam s, Mrs It K McNuli. Mrs.
Shoot at the Cigar C ity liu u Club Rogers, M r* F E Cooper, Jr.,
over the weekend. They also vis Mrs. L. F. Gainer. Mrs. W C.
ited Mr. und Mrs. 81ns Kennedy DeCoursey, Mrs. V C Schley and
Miss Lorens Franklin.
in St. Petersburg.
Mrs. Florence Fortner who ha*
been spending the summer w ith
her son-in-law und daughter Mr.
Mra. Voile W illiam s und Miss
and Mra. J. T. M rlu d n Sr. le ft for L ila Woodard uf Sanford railed on
her home recently.
Mrs. T. W. Prevail T hundny
Earl Suniniersill returned home
Miss Nancy Hutlcr spent Ihe
from the Orange Memoilul Hos weekend w ith Mr and Mrs Her
pital where he underwent an op man Fore and daughlrra In Chilleration to remove a piece of steel uota.
from III* eye.
M r*. A lv in A lim leturned home
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Story und from Kau Gallie after visitin g her
children u f Orlando culled on Mr. sons.
and Mrs. P hillip Hauer Sunday.
Mrs. Edson (lo ll, Mr*. J. T. Mc
Lain, Mr. ami Mr*. W. I. Helg,
Mr. and Mrs. Cader H art, all a t
tended the classes In Sanfurd on
th * A d u lt Sunduv School.
Mr. anil Mr*. II C. Braddy and
■on Hugh, Mr. and M r*. W indall
Ilraddy and children, Mrs. Earl
Hummersill and daughter Diane,
and Mr*. B illy Tindall and son
Tommy all went to Adrin, Ga.
Sunday to attend the annual Fam
ily Reunion and the birthday uf
Yo ij r S m a ll S c re e n I V
Braddy’s mother who is 93.
S et For a N o w IV S t
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kor* and
dughter Becky had as their guest
last week, Fred Kurs o f Indiana.
Mra. George Lindsey, M r*. John
Stone, M r*. T. W. Prevatt, Mra.
E. II. Kilhee, Mrs. W. J. Y arbor
ough, Mrs. J. W. Logan, Mrs. (b
C. Lefils, Mrs. Homer Ballard,
M r*. Ed F iilfo rd , Mrs. Lester H a r
per, and Mra. Dan Dreggora, a t
tended the County Council Home
Demonatration Meeting In Chuluota Thursday.
Oviedo
Oviedo PTA Meet
Held Last Night EntertninH
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OVIEDO, (8 p e d a l)-T h e Oviedo
P-TA meeting was held Tuesday
•venln at the school auditor urn.
Mrs. W. 0 . Meitmun, president,
was In charge of the business
meeting. B ralley Odham. of San
ford was guest speaker fo r the
occasion.
Following the m etting all auJourotd to th t Home Economics
building, where the eighth and
ninth
in*adc m othf n
o f In#
school w ith Mrs. R. W. Estes anil
Mra. Nolan Fore, room mothers
o f the two reepectlve grades, In
charge o f the occasion.
Mra. Phil Packard, hospitality
chairman, welcomed the guest* at
the door. The room and refresh
ments were a ttra ctive ly dlspayed
in Halloween colors.
A large group of mothers and
fathers gathered together fo r the
occasion.
b ir t h
anngunckmknt
M r.and Mrs. B. L. Perkins Jr.
amtounca tha b irth o f a six and
ona-half pound baby daughter,
P atricia Durden, Friday Oct. 17
at the Fernald-Laughton Hospital.
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M r*. H. H. Pope returned Friday
from a two-weeks’ visit in V irg in ia
amt New York City. Mr*, rope
accompanlrd by tier sister, Mra.
Lou Puleston, o f Orlando, spent
several day* in Newport News.
Va. visiting w ith Mra. Puleston’a
uncle, Mr. Norvel Bryant.
For lhe past 11 years church
membership In Ihe United Stales
has increased about 2 per cent a
year.
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U S. railroads transported ft,300,000 carloads of coal In 1931.
DR. C. L. PERSONS
O P T O M E T R IH T
E Y E S E X A M IN E D
C L A S H E S F IT T E D
111 .South Palaetta Aveaaa
*e
Hallowe’en Dance
Elkfl Club
Saturday, October 25th
BiOO P . M .
91.50 Par Coupla
Chicken Barbecue
Elba Grounds
Between 7-1 before Dance
Bgaasared by A r m M ille r
Circle
Say " Marry Chriatma»M
tha Modern way..*
tha Paiaooal way w|th
Program Is Held
By Eastern Star
Club
Fitlelis Meets With
Mrs. M. C. Hagan
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PERSONALS
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rn4
f?|sje Knight Circle
Holds Ke^ular Med
T H E SANFORD H E R A LD
AAisl. O ri. 22. I9.A2
P a |t 9
A talk olt "Tin* Mon- Excellent
W ay" was ptescnled t.y the Rev.
W. P. Ilm oks, Ji at tin* fust
meeting of tile new veal of tlie
Elsie K night C iirle of tlie Fust
Baptist Church at tin- home of
Mis* Rose Levy ha* returned
Alt s. N. C. Slaw tei on Patk An
from New York where she has
nul- Monthly night lie was i n
spent the pii-t 111 days oil u hoy
traduced hy Mrs. C \ Andeison,
Dig d ip fill the Hollywood Shi'ps
J r , progrnm cliairm uii
Sir*. GeiU ga C. ItlXoll H illl-n,
Mi s Then Proctor wento till- circle
cliulli-liged cacti |
the guests Iasi ,,eek of Mrs. Iliad
ineiither to use "w iia t is 111 tlnne
ford Rvid and Mi and Mra. II It
hand". Sin- displayed a sketch uf
Odham, Ji
i fY
II ins ll.i to outline till flls t .on '
Im portant phases <>l wmk to l>Friends uf Mis A D. Brow li
done during tin- cliuich vein
w ill regiel to lentil that she Is cmi
The book, "Raiulniw S oolli" w n fined to Si Vincent's llo s p itiil ill
teviewed liy M is It I- t llll|M I |l| |
Jacksonville, wlieie site iiiulctw cut
conjunction w ith tin- fm eigu un- I
sill ge| y today
siott piogrum ami niimiul "LutlnMooli C liristiniis (iffe i mg
rius
Friends of Mis K athryn \
is taken rucli year in m--in»iy nt
llv rd , daughter of Mr and Mis
alt early niissioiiniv. Miss Lnttn |
P hillip Allen, w ill lie sorry to
Moon of A 'iiginia. win# gave ln-i .
learn that «he iriu a lli* seriously
life to tin* service of C lu i't 111
III at Fernalil-Laughton Hospital
the fureign mission field
Plans wen- nlitloiitn ed fm a
Friends iif Mi and M r*. Wight
clinic and supper meeting 1,, t.,K n tle y w ill in* glad to learn that
held ut the Fducatioiial Building
their soil. Hill. !• reported as being
of tlie ch iiic li tin- setm nl Muinluy
m ill'll improved at Orange Memo1 Veiling ill Nuvelilliei II n- luisi
ria l Hospital in Orlando where Inlies* srssiiui wus ptestded met !•>
hns been confined fu r the p»«l
Mrs.
Slnwter
and
iiiteiesting
week
plans for tin- new yeai wen- pie
tented hy each i-liaii 1111111 pie-etd
a fte r which refreshment* weie
Ber veil.
(illests llli'luded tin It *'8 Jlll.l
M l*. Itlnilks. M l- I nnpel nod I
The American Home Depaii
Mrs. A. J Pete I soil, U M I' pie
inelil of Mil- Woman's C lllh In i
sidellt. Memheis weie Alls , lift
tIifir rrg u ln i monthlv meeting at
Mis. Allen < a il Audeiseii, daughter of M i' and Mis I. A 'lute Abies, Mrs. Andeisuii, M is 1 |
the Chili House Tuesday evenlo-i of Hanlor-I wince nuiniage to Mi Amleiseti. soil of Mrs I j iii iii An Collins. Mrs I’ J I li-1111m. All*
w tih Mis« Carol Stone, vlce-clinn
All*
dersen and tile late lliiak-iu A Intel sell was an event uf lift 17. ut the Dixun, .Airs. W atci Feslei
man presiding During the allot I First * tin Inin l Inin h M l* Audeiseii I* the funnel M i** luc.piclilie Estelle lilissn ii. M l* A l i lliis tv ,
business meeting the Wollian'- lllllls.
Mrs. It. T. lllllll. M is I lull lot t e
Cltih Birthday Calendar was d i'
I r Iu ml. M i*
lidiu Kudei, M i*
missed and n new member. M i- |
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E. I’eurifoy. M i* Sl-iwti-i
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M orris Forgirsun was introduce!
11toiii S it utlici <8 iii i »*i i*8%fill. New M r*. J. A. A'urii. M i- C A AAlu.t
Miss Bnrhaia Kuprecht. pi
Yaalk. Oil rtiamilux I lie St I ill lia | *a doll and Alls* l.nleln- F iu lik llo
gram chairman. Introduced On
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guest speaker, Mrs Edward K r•
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When typtiiHiiis in-ciu nm ili ut
cher. who gave all ilite ie s tllig tn <k
on "Budget Meals "
Mi Itflal Mr**. |* l» \ inlet (oil Ihe «*.|iiiiti.r Du- spin alw.ivs i*
Mr» I I I I'i (11111111 I* 11 I tn
l.a te r the guests were serve I •luy fm XtiiiMM, 88In i «• dip 8%ill »i •11 *l*i'iit Stiiitlny w iili Mi J*lit I Mi 8 counter clockwise lull 11 1* ( ItH 1
•9«tf
tea from a lace covered table wil
i> I ar aa88|||paa tit Iliya | 111( a, vvlsi* vimfli of II m*
lilt Mill III III A8 lllnl 'III l||* lit * t I •» i:
Miss Carol Slone pouring from 08
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muI M m I \\ W ild* In I
sllvei service Sandwiches, rookie .
l(* *•*•».( t’ tift*«l* t*f Mi ii ii* 1 Mi * Hit |* •"»!»>■I •*• lllll I Lola ||
CARD O l I II AMy s
nuts, and mints were also served
II T |(ii'« r ll 88t ic lit*i itairsiti Mi
I wl-tlt In lukc IhlN nit .mi t*f t *
Mm Mm y SjoLlom n t iv a.1 *ut
The member* nreselil were M l
(•I'ltll* Max'll* f lllnl t \\ aa i|||ti|'M *i- ill (III v, 1*0111 HlllllMo.lt Mill 8l.llt'l, |'l CMflillir IMY " lllll l i llllin k .........
C W .liihnson. M i* .lame* Ekem
Mta /a him | taiill^ llllal M •
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t.. *|t atul Itl'l 8||a * ||.|, \8 ll It In I filfiiiln mnl liciif lilttii Ini in* 1
Mr*.
Ferguson.
Mrs.
Hubcit Itl'l Mlaa lla I . a•f t'l»C*t(*l, III
I mi i ft'Vit •, Mi iiinl Mi ( W S|n|, Di I n u f k i IkI iwn** titnl \8**1 *I •
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Kurus, Mis I ’ete IV vton, Mi
Ml llllal M l-a .1 H W ell- | ' tit llllll. Ill I lilM tllfl. \ I, , VI f • ft at 8\Mi)intliy f nI cit*I• mm tint 1an- ink
Marvin Dynl, Mis A rtlm r lleci.
Ilia* W rrk tliil 88i’ ll lla I irllttlM .»* S|nti|i»iii. I S
IC ft'Ilt Ix'IrllVClIK III. dI n*. I •*I till
\ m I nit i , liitiitii
w itii, J r . Mis John D Carlton
I hlliltl llaaii ||t I llliat lit | , Ml
L t il Ilt ( JI Ml |. I lillllllt . il, I 'l i l l f , fill Lcaul if ill f li .1 ail i.flt 1 mg*
M i* Gordon Bindley, Mr*. T i l W Hull III a"111I'll Ilia al .l|a|||
.Alls J I ' t-lls w n lll.
•t •. il lli*|i litaliift mill i • M|uY I lift'
li
W illiam *. Mrs Geoige W illiam
Ad.
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8Inti t Ii ay •* \y it Ii Li f*«•i . nt •m
Mrs II It. 11it tei ii, Mr*. Clayton Tl|P8llil\
I lia- |(• 8 mnl Mi % i i ’ \ \ i i» I (8 I Mftf || I -<•a till Nil 11|| aI.ft \
Smith. M r* W illi* Peacock, M i* ilM tll.lt t| ll.i- liiilm I mil Sal 8i. . i I
K.n |(»y I lift’ i i
t i n *•
l i l t i ’s l . i i i f
Broughton W a lk in ', and Mrs. Gin
Key M att/, \ l*a( II lit I'liaalt.l f t I I 111 «»l| I || k r .11 ***»n|i *81| I util y88• i ••
dun Swain
till* I I I I | *I aw|t\ t aI lull t 'lllll aIt ft \| « 8 | h I
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The hostesses were Alls* Bui
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Kiih I I
III 088 ii mill II It I * .ink Li.
luita Reprerht. M i* I amen John
While■. Mania llltatl itf till* Na.itt.
I Icy.u illy I.i l l . . ic d t k i r l Y tiitiiift’ Mi iiiitl Mi * \ I.
son. Mis Koheii W illiam s, M rMur lain I*#a-(Itv ta l 8. |'l a«*8|(|ri|
I IIM k f | , Sll llllll 8 8811 Ml llllllllliy
C. E Cm lion. M i. .1 M G a rie ti
wcxi.lt IW.I.HIIIC I lie ynugMi* H K' I iim *. Mi** W ilh.im
I littiiM .M Mini diM ii'liti i . I l i li 'i i li*
and Mrs Clay W illiam *.
fitting yycxkil w h ittle , youf
K. link.
llllal Ml J* I* I » Allal* ' Lfi'cn. tif Sll ll I •' i •L I* • in* • 18 t-f l.llke
w.list in h.nnl xji.i ii C’ rcayesoil, l.llke M ill V lliclllhl-r* o| tin
M o ,»
H itufuiil i liuptel o f the llii'iiu
irx ix i.m l -liccn yahcfdino
Mu lit III >' vinilom ut (In- In *iiic uf
n p
ulul P tofeistolllll WoOieti's I di,
and xli 11*c xm liiig
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MI I ft*III I* a| (Ilf ts|||t|it | MU I'llMl' ill Ml. Kilt! Ml 8 I \\ S |••I*1«•111 Well*
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I'liirm li i*f t h It* \ Min mill M in*
W piIiipm Iiiv tVai.thp
Tlie officers o f tin- Pin--bean
M i mnl Mi
I H Iim 1 1» m .l«*iiM S ji.Lliiiii uf ' iim I'. i i I
Mi initl Mi** I | IL.Ll.v ii ml
Sunduv School ( ’las* uf tin- F l'" t r I Veil 1**1t«lift V fli'MI I Ill'll IlMMl* III
Baptist
Chiiti-li
met
Tueathiv York. I' m I Ley 88111 ill'll iii - Mil «'Ii 11*11•*1•. Maty tim ee mnl Jtiil»nll
morning fo r lln -ir monthlv Ini i- the 881lit•*i 881Mi Mi I !111••hi Wiii|*
i el iii iii I Sin ulii \ lyiiiiM K fm iii u
ness meeting at tlie limiie of M> i.
III A sllltlll II. I
Mi mid Mm W jdict I l*i|»ci Visit 88it ll It Illll8 t
E. J Cameron, ,lr. on l nmei .n l I r l iii lied (•> In k* Mm 8. Sul m ilii y , till
Avenue Tlie meeting was preshl-d llM • I |tf|,i|Mi|' I It* 1.111111' I ill fit* II
oyer by Mrs. W
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piesldenl
Mi mnl Mi
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Afl.-t tin- meeting coffee ami N iiiy n l Sulmi *iii8 t ■ a .i.f ,A* tul l.i 111 ill I it lies • | alif ii lie nlit .11111 »l
I'llllllft* • I
cake w ile set veil to the follow Inc: lim nU ii' y iiiiitittii |•* hi in \ in* * slllMI ll Mill lie* I 111 IHI I
Air*
F .1 Peeples, fellow shin
chtnim an, Airs
II. T
I'udrliK .
nersiinnl m inlstiies r h a I r m n nj
Mrs R C W hitm ire, memliet shi|i
rhairm an; Mrs. II. R. Ilackenha ^.
secretary: M is Roy Alixun. u«si-'
■L— _v T lo rid ft'i (ineit enlertftinmftnl!' . . .J.
ant seeretnrv; Mis. Torn Mem, >!■
votinnal rhairm an: and gump •
tains Mrs II II lllnnd«woith M
Mhonft EE
Cameron Mrs. W. J Walket > I
Mrs R. W Ramey.
M r and Mrs H W. Good*pee l
have moved their irsldence from
11H4 M yrtle Avenue to 1108 Myi
tie Avenue.
Home Department
Holds Regular Meet
LA K E MARY
Crispl y
hiilored
Twos ome . . . ,
Meeting I H UI
By Phehoan ClaHs
.'til \ .%
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^(oiida State '7/tcatrco
Mrn. St'lwyn Luidc*
To Attt»ncl USD M e t
M r*. F'. E R iuinilllst, en-dn*to r o f the Iim-'I IfSO i - - in i- s i
announced todnv that •*-« S--I- i
S. Unde, illri-etnr of UH<> nettie* in Smitli Georgia and F ln n li,
w ill attend Ihe ju n io r hostess p .i
tv on Friday evening at the U.'H
f ’enter.
The party I* being given Imlh • •
honor the Junior hostesses wtm
have served in the past yrm m I
to tegister those who wisli lu en
ro ll us ju n io r hostesses fo r tin*
coming vear.
Miss Elsie Parley, chairwoman
o f the UHO Junior llostrss ( ’mn *
lilitte e , Invited single women l.etween tlie age* of 17 and 30 who
wish to serve aa Junior hostessi*
to attend the party Friday
nlng at 7:3(1. Bet vice men are in
vited to Join the party after re
gistra tion has been completed Refreshment* w ill he provided hy the
Misses Guaale ami Irena Hinton,
senior hoateaara u f the evening
High
Fidelity
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B. F.. Purcell Co.
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nines In The News
tty It f ir i A NTH O N Y
Ava Gardner Won’t
Thr- Nnvv O n t r r t-nme In llf«nlirht fn r th r fira t tlm r in
T alk’ About Report Inal
whnt
to hnvt- hrori n ln-ir*
nf r-nrm inrnllvrlv unpvr-nlfiil
Of Heated Quarrel i r•hnln
v r n l- t '- thi-rr. Tin- rr-nann frrr the
TO KYO m ~ Gen. Mark C laik
under Pentagon pressure today
reversed an order re p u lrln i' baitle
front troons to stay In the line li'v
months tiefore they are ,-ligilde (oi
rotation home. The tim e rcninln*
lit nine months, nr .'HI point* unde,
the A rm y's system.
ttu t Clark *al I r*-nr nr-.-i im -ip*
In Kof<Vk g ild .ftw it if -bn—ti >' —dd
have to very- longer than previous
ly because o f a 1m-r In ropln'-ement*. No speelfle point ipiritn wns
announred. Clark earlier Imd set
It n t 35.
Clark's statement w-ii* Issued n f
I ter Serretary of Defense Lovett
! said In Washington tlu- Pi--'agon
bad overruled Clark's Sep '7 or
der requiring .‘Ift Instim i if .'IP
point* fo r rotation.
The A rm y gives four pel- t* n
month time In thn buttle line. It
gives three point* monthly to
troops serving Immediately behind
the fro n t and two points a month
to troops fa r tn the rear. Troops
in Japan get one point monthly
I f their fam ilies lire w ith them.
t H points monthly otherwise.
"Permanent solution to the pro
blem n f rotation,” Clark said, "de
pend* upon the arriva l o f replace
ment* from the United States, for
it Is obvious Hint departures can
not exceed arrivals If combat e ff i
ciency is to bn maintained."
new life wna due niainlv In th r
r r r lv r l n f P lintn'rrnohlr f*uiinrlrnfi
f\2 nl-nuril Ih r atnHnn. T h r iti-fi
n f thla •ipmilrnri nlnn-' w ith th r
N’ AAH uir-n prt-anrit jih>I (lie many
i«reiv *.....
-........ ............... ...
o f (In l i i g r * t T " »dnv ••Iglit'* «*tre-lnni-" i t *hr Mn‘— (Tcnlrr 'r,
c r o e i i r r h u a h n n d r r t m r i t l r / } fn llt .it "Hilt- some tim e. APhon-th til*jne n week end battle nl tlu-li *-rtith -r -inlwi-tr
t|ir Ir- 't
Palm .Spiinga hnmr.
t'lorldn h-« I - o f f - i the atm oi■ " I hnvr nollilnir whatevi-r In any o lirr r in*lde the C ro '- r —ns inabout the matter," anlil Avn hire *'i-nl n tilrn —nt one »-itli th r pitf*
yeat.rdny when naknl tn i-nmnirul. burning lo the onen flo-nliicp.
fthc wna In town In lenve ht-i
The rn rlv i'-* *t nf th - -•vent nr,
hand nnd fnnt prints In the eemiii' found games of rin g pn- ir. m rd*,
fmnllnir (Jriunnii’a Ohlnrar- Then- i,n<l r h r rk rr* I,"log olnvrtl hut
(re, Mlnntrn atill hnan’t tici-n In- anon t||r rdtlg IMIO"
........
rated fnr rnmnu-nt, nnd thr I'nlm moved to the rrn i of th r building
Bprlnya home ia oloard.
nnd the rbior-lnr Ir-t-on. ftrn ln ,
Acrordinj; tn thr report*, nirrlVd In rn-wapnpr. a nf l.ni Antrrlr* llo a |,*« ra fnr Inst oie h t’'- arM vIly
Mrs, H-ilignn nod Mr*. White
fatal elarwhrrr, nrtjraa l.nnn Tnr- ow>-r«'
f th r Cnthollr Women’* Club. T h fner wlia nlan In thr nrt anmewlicr*. -lanrlt-g stormed tem nom rilv while
:%ut *hr nlan hna, 't li en i|iinti-<| the Senior lfoale«*i* served «-*kr
directly.
and roff»e tnit tile IllVe |,r|* kcol
Columnlrla any Sinntin irtiirnml chiving nnd It iH-ln't take lone for
from n trlrylalnn allow Hntiihhiv the roitple* to f ill the tinner floor
O find l.nnn, Ida former girl once ngnin. Remember, Dun-e
rlSml, and Ava dlaruaalng him In N ight nt the Nnvv Center I* every
‘ a manner n»i rmnpllmrntnry.
Tues,Uv and Friday
let'* keep
" fltorlra anlil poller were rnlhal tho«c nke ernivil* ennting for no
during the firework*, hut Animal erilnynlde eve,line o f dnnHng.
Kfttmnn, I'nlm .Springa pnllmf'lin p liiln
Hnnlelsen has michief, reported nothing on the if- non need lln- beginning of „ •veekl-cord about n dtaturhanre.
oiogrnm lo hr held in the Htntbw
(’ Impel each Wedneadnv nt flilio
p. m. The program w ill rort*l»l
h
o f n movie on a rrllg lu u * suhlerl
nnd possible dlseussion of religionmatters after the movie has hren
1 slmwn. A il bond* n rr Invited to
OVIEDO. (S iirn n li
T h - two
attend the weekly programs nml weeks o f the ltn o ti*t revival hove
n rr enrollrngt-d to brine tlir ii come to an end, it being a big suc
fifends wltb them, Tonight’* nro. cess In every w-uv. Large grouos
By HTAN (A H T K R
HKMIJI, (A* — South Korean anl eram w ill be n movie e n tp l—l o f people attended the meetings
dlera, arornlng a deadly rain ol "Rearrh For Hnpplne**." The held ea, h evening and on Hiindav*.
•Communlal mortar ahclls, recap- Chanlnln snys he elio«e ii:(MI o. in at 7:110 p m. :ili minutes before tl,e
revival meeting, the young people
<turetl the bloody rreat of Sniper for the program heenuse It w ill -n
Rltlge today In n fierce hntlle with able the progrnin to ‘ h- roncludeil gntheie-l for a sp-einl service, too.
In
lim
e
for
everyone
to
go
ahead
The Rev. Joe llam beig, of M il
Chlncae Rrda
The haltlt-d hack In the top of with nny other plan* they noiy ton, Fin , was the guest pastor for
have
fnr
the
evening.
th - service*.
(he Central Front hill nine hour*
The former Ml«* Hobble Wn.bResides the meetings the ,-Illafter being chased off by ahoul
n
f
Snofoid
lieennie
the
wife
of
".I"
Sens loioed together lo entertain
1,500 Chinese
„ ,
. ■ .■
, , , . " W " Thomnason Ftldnv nod lb*
ing the visitin g pastor nod the lo
The Reds tel red the peak just n fw ly w ,,,, „ n . n„ w
|„
after daybreak At H a lit they npnrtrneiit nt Rerond A- I’alnietto cal pastor uml hi* fam ily- A mono
(ho"c entertaining m helping w ith
attacked the remnunt* of the Kinilli here In Snnfoid ".I*' " W " I* a H-a
Korean defenders dug In on the man nt tor lied to the NAAS Sr- break feats, ............... nnd dlnm 'i*,
were Mr. and M i* C M- A tie.
eolith slope The Smith Korean* e iirlly Department
Mr*. H eltle P, Rug-dale. M l. and
t held, nnd at !) a m begun their
The It. 8 Flag aboard tin- “ ta- Mrs T. II. Danlell, Mr. nnd M m .
counterattack
tfoo was fly in g i.t linlf-mast yes R F Wheeler J r . Mr and Me*.
' For more than *lx hours they terday nnd lodny ill tl Unite In llie
battled slowly up Hie muddy, shell jlonoriible Frnnel* I* Msltbewa, L. V H urt, Mi and M i*, T II.
afarrCd slope* The Reds pounded who passed nwn v ill) Del I ft The Dnnlidl. Jr., M i and M i*. M ilton
them w ilh shattering barrages id llm iom ble Mr. M uttliew* was tlu- (Jure. Mr. and Mr* lien W iim I. Mr
m ortar and a rtille ry fire, hut still Seeri-tnry o f the Navy from M iiv ■mil M r* .1, It. Jones, Mi nnd Mrs.
Low-soil Hard)’. Mi and Mr* ( L A .
they Inched forward.
25, III III to July 31, Hint, lie was ,i
Then, In a final charpu, the H()K inosl loyal friend to the 1C 8 Ilncon, M i. nod M '*. John Horton,
, troop* poured liver the lop and Navy iis he wns lo the entire Dn|. Mr mid Mrs. II. F Wheeler, Mr.
(Rove I ho Chinese hack with show- ted S tnlrn and nil unvnl ships and ami M is. T. It, Pipkin, M i. and
Mrs. (I. M. AHe, Mr. and Mrs.
era of hand grenades.
slime station* kept theli National
A F correspondent John Rati Ensign* nt half-mnst from H:0o (Jeurgc (*. Menus, M i. mu I Mrs. D.
dolph reported from the front that a. m. local time Tuesday u n til m iii - It, Ctimmngc, M l. uml Mrs Josh
Hensley. Mr. and Mis. Alev Leintho South Knrcana secured the high set today iis n symhol of the loss hart,
Mrs. Rulh llinw n, Mr. anil
crmmd at 2:25 p.m They dug In nf h tru ly great man.
M r*. W. II Cnx. Mr. nnd Mr*. T
hurriedly and awalled new Red
f,. Lingo, Jr., M r nnd Mrs. J. W
attack* They also faced another
llciislcv, Mr. and M r*. T. R. P ip
night of drenching rain
kin, Mr and Mrs. F. H. Mhohlon,
L ittle action was reported else
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A ulln, M i*.
where along the 15.1 in lie hntlleff MnllmiPft Pmm Pun* lln e i
front. Allied wnridnnei, hampered support the Slovenaon Sparkman Geneva M. Abell, Mr. nnd M i*,
dnliii Cornier. Jr., Mr. uml Mr*.
by cloud*, fog and rain, made com ticket
ti»n<lively iew strike* against Red
Stevenson said In a slalrm enl he Rov A Ifni d, Mr nml Mrs l i W
front lines.
was encouraged by Russell's pre A lford. M i. ami M r* .1 L. Mirl• i Ifl Washington, the Navy all- dlctloii of a Democratic victory, rolni. Mi** l.ois Riiibb-ll, Mr. mid
iHumerd that two hits from n Red adding that lie lakes "even greater Mrs. A rth u r Carthulge, Mr. and
*!.nro battery killed seven men and personal satisfaction from Ills gen Mrs. Wnllm-e Hpeucei, Mr. mid
v minded one iihmird Hie destroyer. ...
emus estimate of niyc uim hllltle* M m W II M artin, Johnnie Jones,
escort Lewis (lei, I t The Lewis to provide successful le a d ersh ip " ' M r and Mis. W .1 Lm-ntnn. Mr
was covering two South Korean
In hia Noire Dame speech. Stev | and Mrs. Joel. Beasley, Revel end
mine sweeper* operating off the enson Praised what he called the j nnd Mrs, J. N. Thompson nod Mr.
East ('nasi of North Korea
foresight of the Roman Callndic ami Mrs, T, W. laiwton.
chureii In opposing communism
"Y o u r church leader* have up
proachcd Ihis disease, communism,
not with a politician'* Immhnst, hut
■ ta rk rr from World Wnr I. wax wilh the care nnd method of n doc(ContlMued From Paae One)
escorted In the inmilh of th r Ht. to r." he said, adding:
John* ftiv r r after becoming •)!■"The effectiveness of anti com ward making a wi*<> choice In
aided In heavy aona.
munism I* measured not In word* their future pursuit*.
lie recommended p a r*J ,u lirly
The (I. S Geodetic Survey ve*. Imt In d rc d s -d p fd x of cnurngi
that the Klwanla Cluti could ta le
te l Hytlrngrnpher escorted four when the force of eomm uohi
mi active part In thin program t»y
fishing vessel* In safely In San must he mcl by force; deeds
Carina Huy after they were rp patience and sacrifice when Com o ffe rin g to couliKel any vnungstrr
ported In distress .13 milca off Ft munlst strength must he met by In need o f aervlce. Jack Hoot, who
Myers. They wore the Sea Queen. strength eonlrnllod bv restraint! Introduced the apenker, disclosed
Marco Polo, Jessie Quigley anti clanln shrdlu shrdlu cnrdltt shrdlu that questionnaire* w ill lie aent to
rin k (luir.
deed* nf charity and grnoroslly Klwanla memhera, relatives to
Two men awam nshorn from the when the roots of communism may guidance nrtlvltlea.
pleaauro boat Grouper when It waa he best nllarked by establishing
Don H aggerty, W inter Park. Inblown onto the north je tty at Ft. social Justice."
cnmlnit Klwanla lleutennnt-govcrPierce and pounded lo piece*.
He said the record of (he Demo- nor, exprraaml hia appreciation for
A Pt. Myera shrimper, the Capt. rra tie parly paraliels that nf the being given the office and the opAlfred, aank in 100 fathoma of wa Catholic rhoreh and other fntthx
jx irtu n ity to work fo r the Hanford
ter off the Campeche flanka near
d u ll. He Halil the local unit haa a
Mexico. Another veaacl removed
"p e rfe ctly wonderful record in the
the crew.
F ifth D ialrtet o f F lorida" and that
The cutter Adrladne herded the
ho fe lt It could continue In the
loo-font Mlcawher Into Key Weal
anme tradition. He a lio commented
after the Mlcawher became illsthat the club ‘‘accnmidlaliea’ n lo t."
abled, adrift and nearly out of
Among other visito r* were Lt.
fu e l 11.1 milca im ilhweat nf Ft.
Contdr. F. W. Trapolln, and Mlaaea
w trf.
Joan W rig h t, Sylvia Hayea and
, Ten bariiea uied In building the
Janlca Heel, Key Club memhera.
bridge aero** lower Tampa Bay
; H O L L Y W O O D '/IV \ vm O m dtier w on't any yea nr no tn r<-"nr‘ «
o f a super apat w ilh hubby Frnr.k
.
,
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,
j ” "a tlint
r , : r lrhr ahnprend him. I net-mint
ly rhnrmrr nf thr filiii* nml tn-i
!
J
Huptist Revival !
Held In Oviedo
ROKTroopsRetakc
Bloody Ridge Amid
Torrent Of Shells
Mr. Lawton
Length Of Battle
F ront Service To
Remain 9 Months
I l n S I I I S . . Cram C s * .
Iie
Hits Theater screen Thursday and Friday.
Two CandidatcH
♦ MUtlHIIpp FfHlH
(iffiPl
talks were relatively freo of com
paign polllics. These comments
were ifie nearest approaches to
party campaigning:
By Elsenhower—"W e must get
nur own adm inistrative house In
o rd e r" lo heller handle foreign eco
nomic cooperation. Various govcrnpienl agencies Involved now "go
I h e I r several, unco ordlnated,
though well meaning w ays."
By Slevenson — "W e cannot set
. . . nn example (fo r nlher enimntries) If we succumb to l he econom
ic reactionaries and tn the hate and
hysteria mongers The things they
stsnd for do not represent A m rrlcn
at Its best "
Elsenhower called tor " a sub
stitute for the purely tem porary
business of hdl.stchlii! the free no
Rons through annual, handouts"
which gel “ neither permanent re
sults nor real friends "
Bolh candidates *nw commu
nism as the challenge to pence.
"W ith experienced and dedicated
leadership, we shall ipeet this new
rhallrnge of (indless ty ra n n y ," said
Elsenhower “ Then and then only
can we look forward to an enduring
peace and a great destiny."
Stevenson said leadership must
be borne by the U. S and added:
"We must he strong until the
enemies of freedom are ready and
willing to join the free nullnnx In
honest disarmament.”
Both men called nn the U. S
tn set an example for the world
Said Elsenhower: "W e must show
sthnt they can accomplish else
where "
And Stevenson: "W e want that
Image two reflect tn tbe w orld)
In he an linage of sanity, serenity
and moral ns well ns economic and
m ilitary strength of freedom and
jti'tir e and confidence.”
Together with our closest allies.
Elsenhower said, a long term con
slsicbl program must he produced
"illrri-tln g all id our economic pow
er tow am reviving free world econ
omics and trade us n whole. Inslcml ol restricting our roncern
lo emergency relief and Isolated,
plcccntcxl actions "
Stevenson enutloned that the free
nations’ efforts must he kept In
balance "There would lie no point
in setting a nsec so fa st," Steven
son said, "m a t we or nur allies
would exhaust ourselves."
the police and merchants o f Sailford fo r a "safe and sane H al
lowe’en" this yi.-.».
"Police w ill distribute •w eds to
the rh ih lrrn nt various plarp* In
the C ilv on Hallowe'en n i« h l," he
•aid. "M errhuots, meantime, w ill
provide materials end nalnt for
children to dererat-1 store e-lnde-vs
w ith |iri*cs w ill be awarded for
the best n lctu rr* "
Since Thnino* « ' i 1ni- i, (*ltv <11ri'clni of Hu* summer recreation
V ' y u i u - f n r ’ t ’ii- !* '* two years.
I* alien.Hoc the U niversity nf
Florida Mr. La w-ton r noo*tei| on
the 1P5*J program, pointing nut
it* improvement over the previous
year.
He also told h«w eo-onerntloo
between the C llv department* and
t h e nubile sc h o o l system made | ii m • Ible n wider and better re-mention
program for both white and color
ed children.
Mr. l.uw lim railed p n ille u ln r a t
tention to the floe recreation pro
gram provided for the children of
Oviedo through the e ffo rts o f the
school system In co-operation w ith
the PTA and Woman’s Club of
Uvicdo. He also cited the Longwood program mndo possible by
school ami community organisa
tion.
Mrs, Harold Appleby raid seven
Seminole (’onnlv children are now
nltenning thn Forest I'nrk School
fnr Exceptional Children ',n i l l Iando in her report on the school.
HoweVei, she advised the com m it
tee that several other county ch il
dren need these services.
Tin* Boy Scmits are organised
nnd ready In handle the C ounty’*
“ get - out - the - vote
rnm pnlgn,"
Scout Director John Pierson re
ported.
Mrs. Oulda Wilson, lepnrtlng on
the County srhool lunch iiiogram ,
a*keil to he Informed or surplus
vegetable* nnd fr u it In order to
keep the price o f school lunches
down.
Mrs. Don U lruy, Oviedo, record-
.
CITRUS SUPPLY LOW
1 LAKELAND t * - Inslrxd
of
heavy supplies which hurt prices
it yenr Q^o. less Ihnn two nuliinii
cases of canned citrus are held
by F lorid* processors now. the
Florida fanners Association re
ported Slocks now are 1,588,000
rases compared to 5,322 oo0 this
tim e last year.
HEAVY REGISTRATION
DELAND —V n lusli’ s reglstrallun roll* are bulging with 30,705
voter*, an all tim e record.
The total Includes 30,500 Demni rrats. 3.021 Betuilillrans and 181
registered tinder ml sc i l l anc .'<«.>
This compares lo 31.103. 2.012 nod
152 for May primaries.
POLIO HE PORTED
FT LAUDERDALE
— An
other case of polio—this county's
45th of the year—was reported
Tuesday when a seven-year-old
girl from Southeast Ft Lauder
dale was stricken
Temperance Day la
Slated By Adventists
A special national temperance
f o r the Seventh-day Arlvsntlsts Churches n f N orth A m erlra
w ill be held Saturday, Oct. 2ft. A n
nouncing a special temperance o f
fering in the Sanford church,
Pastor K. K. Mcnslng said t h a t *
Americans are spending 110 fn r
drink to every dollar used fo r re
ligious or charitable purpose*.
The special offering, which w ilt
, b e t a k e n throughout the eountrv.
ii f f * ... a .-.alien*! *d r» ri tirin g campaign to get the f« rla nf
our mounting liquor problem be
fore die public, Pastor Mansi ug
•nld. A portion o f the fund* tereived w ill make possible a w l' * r
distribution of “ Listen", m aga»lne^
of American Temperance floele'.y!^
among teen-agers In Amarb in
• i-bonts. The inngasine emphasizes
the imptotunce o f total alwtlncecs
and prevention rather than the
cure " f alcoholism.
Seventh-day A d te n tla l* are totsl
abstainer* when it cornea to both
alcohol nnd tobacco, he added.
day
ed two recreation program* for
teen-age groups living planned
through the women's club and
some of the parents.
Mrs. C. J. Meriwether, newly
Typhoon* can
elected chairman, presided over
across.
the meeting.
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HEAVY RAINS FALL
tine and r,ilg or eight vessels"
Were reported In dlxfrexl In toll
area, tho Coait Guard said.
"Two flailing ' onkoH recently
‘‘bought In Tampa, the Poiledun
' and tho Jim Smith, each with two
rmcn aboard, have boon mining In
<tno <lulf since Monday ami are
>Mill being xoughl, the Coast Guard
SOUTH HAY W t-NIne Inchei nf
rain laat week, climaxed by (our
incline Saturday night, destroyed
almost all vegetable crops In the
Okeelanta farm ing section aoula
uf SautB Bay, according tn rd
p o rli. Snap beam, potatoes and
oarly cabbage were almost a total
i Mid,
“ Another dlatrcaa report, appar
ently nut connected with the me captain and the cook on
weather, came from the fishing Virginia Ann. He said the ci
ven d Virginia Ann, out of Punli waa drunk, loo, .
Garda. A crewman radioed the
Coast Guard that the captain had
'teen Intoxicated fer twee daye
and waa endangering the Uvea o'
■la crewmen. The Coast Guard
.flapped to Investigate. The Vir
ginia Ann waa reported near Norrta Shoal*. Mexico.
___ i Guard said, a
Later, tbe Coast
(he crew radioed the
H rrelsflnaliingaccoleratlon.w lthm ngnlflcent rraertv pouvr, to maater h ill
and h lih w a y, Thn new Itodaa lied
Hnm V -K ig lit la Ilia moat efficient
engine design In any American carl
New hemlaphericnl mm tu»dlnn chamlier squeeze* more power from every
drop u f fuel. New "M |im re"englnn do.
algn. w ith ahurt punch platon atrokn,
deliver* power more amoothly, w ith
leea friction. The *03 Dodge la powered
for action I
Thrilling ftwerfbatod Beauty for Active Americana
PLANS NEW FLIGHT
WEST PALM BEACH Wt-Na
tlonal Alrllnea plana to add a non
stop, round trip flight lo Phila
delphia and Naw York on Dae. 1
to IU piano* now touching Weet
Palm Beach. Another non-stop
flight to Naw York only will be
Inaugurated Dec. 12, oi
Thla la a Dodge yeurl Out of thn vaat
leaourcM nnd ortatnoering know-how
that havo mndo Dodge a grout name
for 88 years comae thla completely
new, dramatically different kind of
automobile:
The Action Car for Aclive Americana!
It ia powered tot action, tiylid for
action, engineered for action . . . a
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tempo of thia active, on-the-go America.
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FUNDS
TCI. 6 8 0 5
me highway driving and new GyroTorque Drive fur nimbi* change of
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�Upset-Happy Vandy Sharpens Up
Attack For Georgia Tech Clash
Nick Hermanns were the lop re
By The Associated Preas
The upset happy Vanderbilt Corn- ceiver*.
Coach Ralph Jordan's Auburn
modore* are sharpening their pass
ing attack in preparation for n Tigers worked lo eliminate tum
turd ay football meeting In AI bles, und I lit- ri held an offensive
lie with unbeaten Georgia Tech d rill. Jackie Creel, 135 pound half
Coach B ill Edwards hail fresh hark, returned lo action a lte r huv
man Quarterback B ill Krletemeyer inj; been out since Ihe start id the
season with an Injured knee
doing the throwing In an n 'V n ilv e
Coach Bear Woll pul Tnlane
d rill yestrrday. Vanity's defensive through un oflenslve scrimmage
K.
J Chuuvln w as a I the lullhuck
un it worked against “ K " team
players who went using Tech of post, tillin g In for Injured Max
all-Gee. Tulune meets Auburn this
(•O live form al Ions
Coach Hobby Dodd held a long
d rill and after Ihe session said he
believed hi* Engineers were a*
good as laxt year's team
la n ilila n u Stale scrimmaged an
111 dusk In preparation to r lloM aryland Tertis Coach Guyncll
Tinsley said I.SU Is "going to Col
lege Park, Md , with only one Idea
(n mind and that's to win " Jerry
llarehand, the team's leading seur
Or. worked at fullback In replace
Uijured Ia-roy I.abut
5 Coach M urray W arinatti uf Mis
iils ip p t State moved freshman
■ •Ifo a ck Clovis McKtssuk up lo
fhe v a n ity lo fill a gup made
•h e n Joe Fnrtunato sprained an
in kle .
Alabama, Mississippi Slate's Sul
Urday opponent, lum-d up Its aerial
ltacV Quarterbacks Ch-ll Hobson,
obby Wilson and Burl Starr did aren’t expected to
(Host of the tossing Joe C nrlls and C lnrlnuall this week
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GatorH Concentrate
On PaHKintf DefenHe
Bowlin# StamliiiRH
Florida's
GAINEHVILLE~ii/Pi
pass defenders w ill go llirough an
other w tln g rr this week. Slapped
ground hy Vanderbilt's B ill K ric trtneyer last Saturday, they are up
Ig a ln s t Georgia's /,<-k» ItratkowIk i. Krleteineyer Is Kit ft Imst psss* r In the nation anil Rrulkowaki
18th.
C hilly winds that sliced across
ihe practice field Tuesday encmir
aged the Florida squad to mil full
gleam Into their work. Most ok
the emphasis was on a running
g tla rk and defense.
■ The team’s two highest scorers
may miss the Georgia game, Bn
ford Long, tops In the Rnutlmisl
ern Conference w ith 48 poinls,
worked out lig h tly on the side
lines while Reed Quinn ami Dick
Watson alternated at his s h illin g
halfback (position.
Tommy
Haddock,
who
has
acored three Florida touchdowns,
la trouhlrd by Injury along w ill.
Long,
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Ace Glass
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Game C o m m i H H i o n To
Study Fish Problem
T A L L A H A S S E E ,' (S p e cia l> -A
tnaating o f the members o f the
Game and Fresh W ater Fish
Commission has been called for
MUTOUBjr,
u c i, m
Monday. Oct.
87,f ni.
at v0 a.tn., nv
at the
Game Commission o fflre here, It
w a i reported today by Clinlrm sn
Cecil M. Webb, o f Tampa.
Webb said that the meeting
would be fo r the purpose o f discussing the controlled seining pro
grain currently being combined
Op l lx bodies o f water — Lukes
Okeechobee, G e o r g e , (’ fee
Reedy, I la ri Is and EustbIII
the Stale,
Webb staled further that "a t
the end ofthe firs t quarter o f tin*
fiscal year Ihe Inspection fee on
the flan that were removed from
the various lakes under the uro
gram did not yield su fficie n t
revenue to pay fo r the super
vision and maintenance o f the
seining operations.
“ Consequently,"
added
the
Chairman, “ the purpose of the
meeting Is to determine just what
should be done about the experi
mental controlled seining pro
gram, since the finances of thu
Game Commission w ill not per
m it US to tako a loss on these
operations."
High Game
dom
High H rrlrs
Celery Fed Schedule
<lrt. 21 — HI. Augustine, here
Oct. 31
W inter Park, there
Nov. 7 — New Hniyrns, tbvrs
Nov. I t — .H ra b rtrir, heic
Nov. 21 — Open
Nov. 21) — lie band, hsra
( H nm rrom lng)
Powell, Betts And
Crippled H atters
Take Best Before Yates Pace No 6
Beginning Drills To 3-Ciame Sweep
D E LA N D (S p e c ia l)--A crippled
Stetson H atter football squad took
Mondnv o ff tH-fore launching d rills
yesterday afternoon fo r the fo r
midable Parris Islam) Marines—
next Saturday's foe.
A fte r a htuising fray w ith the
Tampa Spartans last Saturday, the
Hatters were- dealt a c ilp p lln g
blow when It was learned that
Pass-Snagi'lng end Dave l.aude
would probably he mil the rem ain
der of Ihe season due to Injuries
received In this game. W illi Han,
recently voted Florida Back o f Ihe
Week, was Injured to Ihe extent
that he w ill miss several weeks of
practice.
Not lamenting over being held
lo a 6-6 deadlock with Ihe Spar
tans, H alter Coach Jav Paltee
gave high praise lo his defensive
nlaloon fo r holding the potent
Tainpa offense lo 60-yards rush
ing. Corning under this heading
In Ihe H aller line were stalw arts
Uuldu 'la mi bur. Dave l.aude. H.
J. Leathers, W illi Halt. W all
tinkle, Jim Ynnge and Karl
Lou man.
This week's drills w ill find Pat*
tee searching for n set o f line
backers since I,umb- and Han were
Ihe regulars at this post.
Freshman End John Kdglnglon
seems likely to draw Ihe replace
ment slot for l.aude on offense
nml HulHiack Jerry Hopkins may
be moved up to fill bis slut oil de
fense Halfback Nick Colantuano
seems likely I n operate ns Ihe
other Itnel.acker
l.aude bus u brick In ju ry and
w ill be hospitalized for about HI
tin vs while Him Is suffering from
pulled In le r-ta rtla l muscles.
The Hatters begun Ibe wxek with
work on polishing up their past
defense, ball bundling and experi
menting on n new hackfleld com
bination
The PI l.rn llie rn rrk a have a
86.6 statistical advantage rating.
This places llirn i above such
tram s as Florida, Illinois, P itts
burgh. Navy. Stanford, PrinceIon nnd Prim Stale.
Here rile some of the factors
which the lln lte ra w ill face in their
second home debut against the
Marines ill Del.ami neat Saturday
night
I. A team with most uf the ma
te ria l which won tin* A ll Marine
championship last year.
2 A former llnltim ore Colt ami
■T -igo |(o> ket Q uarterback In
R ifle A rm y Sam vncnnll.
M Two A ll-M arine speedsters In
B illy Mixon of licnrgla and B illy
Haves of South Carolina.
4 A host of pass receivers led
by A ll - America mention Ken Mac
A fro from Alnhumu.
W hile the lln tte ra rind the Spar
tans were slugglng-it out to a tie
Inst Saturday, the Marine* romped
un Cherry Point, fdi-th
By G AYLE TALBO T
NEW YORK l#»—The professional
Dot Powell, Ellen delta nnd women golfers of this country now
Coleman Yates teamed up to ir e whacking up more prize money
esch year than th e ir male coun
smash 1JI80 pins staking No. *1 terparts did In ins.
bowlers to a rlt-nn three-game
Six ol them w ill average belter
sweep o f their series w ith the last than 110,000 apiece this year and
place No. ,Ts in Mixed League ac w ill pick up additional thousand*
tion at the Fan ford Bowling Alleys from sporting goods firm s whose
last Monday night.
tool* they use on the fa It ways
before rushing out to buy tliu
The vlelorles likewise swept the
No. ft's into second place for the daughter a set of clubs, however,
firs t lim e this year. Vales was II might be well to listen briefly
Ihe tndividim! sco u r in the gnme to Freth* ’ C t.:i.'a n , who invented
w ith a 408 series, lops In the playing golf for money. " A few
league fu r the evening. Betts re year* ago Ilabe D ldrikson (Zaharcorded u 428 score for her series last was in a c la n by h enell.
contribution
while
{lot
Powell She won moat of the money and
chitninrd in w ith u 121 three-game the other* took what was left It's
set. f o r the losing No. M's were tightened up now to where the
Ruhr Is Just one of the girls
led by Teepell'a 456.
"They've done away entirely with
No I's uoiintuined their front
women * par. Louise Suggs shot
ranking position w ith two wins in 281 to win this year's open-an
three w ith th ird place No. 6’*. avenge of 71 atrokei to the round.
Morris Hjolilom leveled 466 plus Fully Hern shot a 64 on one course
for three sets and Ted B urnell to break the men's record by a
flattened 444 lo Spearhead Ihe stroke One 54-hole tournament was
winner's assault. Bob Rasore’s won with a score of 211. Betsy
even 40(1 was (he top e ffo rt for llawls, who led the mone1t win
losing No, D’».
ni-rs with a to la l of over l 114,000,
..........
F ifth place No. 2's coasted he- j* a good bet to equal men's par
hind Ihe 4M4 series by Creasy t« any tim e she goea o u t."
We observed that Freddie was
defeat No. 4 In tw o gutties o f three.
Margaret Von l|e th u lls turned In sticking lo the well known names
a 4'JM performance tor the losers. and asked what the chance* were
No. 0
(1-0) for some new girls to break Into
Players
I
2
1 Total the picture In tne near future. At
Powell
16H I1H 168 424 most every season produces some
brlght new, figure In the men’s
Drummond
'.hi |p,i
Ini .'106
Yates
IM4
I P»1 178 408 division, we (minted out Corcoran
dubious
Betts
1611 141 L it 128 was
" It's a different situation with
Total
518 M il 561 11166 the g irls ." he said "W e have seven
No. 3
(0-.1)
former women's amateur ‘‘bam
Players
I
2
3 T olal pinns in our group, and they ve
OKI
inn 120 HIM M2.M been playing one another In hard
Pezold
t i l l It'll
04 HMfl
Ash
116
I IK 120 M6M
Teepell
IMU 166 170 466 f,emrndou.TyP In that time. *Whcn
T otal
161 610 467 I4G7 llu-y're not playing they're prac
I icing. Just us the rnen do. In
No. 2
la d , they don’t call It practicing
any mure, but say they're going
Players
mil lo work on Ih clr game for a
Gard
ublli,
tlssury
•No m atter how good a g irl
Bowen
might be as un umatcur, she lim p ly
flrea-v
can't get this kind of competition.
Total
Alter she Joins our group It w ilt
tukc her some tim e to bring her
No. t
game up lo the tournament pitch
Players
ul tin- original bunch and begin'
Tiiurriler
gelling her share of the money "
Welnkofsky
llu rtw ick
Von Her hulls
Total
Miami Hnmeanes Alabama Seeks Revenge Against '
" i - M p p i Stale 0 . Satardajr
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (At
- A la
bama w ill try to get back on the
winning aide of Ihe ledger Satdrday
against Mississippi State The dopea ta ri figure tho T id e should do It
by a one-touchdown margin.
'lla m a Coach Red Drew enters
a vigorous dissent
"M ississippi State ha* Its beal
team In five years," he said “ Joe
Fortunato la one of Ihe best ol
fenslVe fullback* and line bat k m
In the nation. Jack Parker nas
developed Into one of the best
quarterbacks in Ihe Soulheaslern
Conference.
"While, we were taking a 2o0
beating from Tennessee, State
handled Kentucky w ith ease We
came out of Ihe Tennessee game
In bad physical condition and u K
Phillips, Jerry Watford and llin l
W lilii probably w ill m hs Ihe home
coming day game "
State Coach M urray w urm alh
says, however, that Forlunato may
not get to play The 222 pound
battering ram received a sprained
ankle In the 27 14 victory over
. . .
.
. . .
Kentucky and inlssad all uf Ihe
b°unda on the tw o when hi second naif.
thought he had acored, drew ■
"W e w ill do our best, but that
lfl y * fd penalty fo r Ida team bj
bouncing the hall to the tu rf,
M iam i'* new found passing
s k ill w ill get more strloua lestIng from the Marquette club
which was good enough to nulIffy the aerial thrusts o f tls rr y
WINTER PARK o n -F iv e new
Agganls. Great work by the defoes are on Rollins College's bus
ketball schedule announced Tues
tensive ends and sound play by
day night by Athletic D irector Jack
the other forwards has made Ihe
MrDowall. They are M urray State
Marquette defense tough,
Sophomore Don Drsewieckt, 118 here Jsn 28, New B ritain, Conn ,
t)(iun,j apeedsteri Is the most fearri! Teachers here Dee to, Sewanee
Marquette back. He scored tw lci here Dec. 20, Georgia Teachers
nn Wisconsin, tw lre on Boston 1 at Statesboru Jan. 2 and here
Jan 24, and Ersklne here Feb 18
Other games: Dec 4 Tam pa
‘ hr^
o°ne ^ u n ° o f n o r.
here, Dec. 12 at Florida Stale,
|£ *..'•j,,* „
«»Iin-V*--As.1
I n i !»*r | Vw Dec. 13 at Florida Southern, Jan
" V * . ,7t 3 at Mercer. Jan 8 Florida Soulh
I’J1,',"" halfback [n the country h> ern here. Jan. 17 al Stetson, Jan
Milwaukee aporU w rite rs is an 20 P arris Island Marines here,
other o f the offensive threats.
Jan. 2tl Mercer here. Fob. 2 F lo r
. The Gulden Avalanche operate! id * Stale here, Feb 5 M iam i here,
*rum the T w ith A l Janlkowsk Feb. 13 at M iami, Fell. It! at Tam
“ " ‘I Jim Cronin doing the throw pa, Feb. 27 Stetson here
lug- Marquette mixes Its passing
game w ith line smashes from It.
The lightest mail on llu- (lid
heavy harks to set up the play. v irs lty u f Miami football snnai
which spring Mixon and D n e w irc 1this fu ll Is lioirie - bred Walt]
ki into the clear (or acorlng jaunts, Piper, 160-pound speed king.
RolllnH ListH Five
New Cage Opponents
may not he good enough," la id
Warinuth. the form er Tennessee
line star "W ithout F u rtu n ito , our
ground attack w ill be severely
handicapped, and Alabama la one
or the nnllon'a top ranking teams
<m pass defense."
Parker I* the second leading
scorer In the Conference with 41
point*.
Alabama's inul.s offensive threala
are the passing of quarterback
i leil Hub-on and Ihe running of
right half Bobby Marlow. Both
were well shackled In the Tennes
see game.
Another 'lla m a threat Is Bobby
l.tmu. tor. pound sophomore la d
half who has scored .15 points faA
third place In the Conference
Hnih team * have a 41 record
The only defeat fo r each came
at Ihe hand* of a mutual foe
Tennessee The Volunteers edged
.Stale, 111. In the season opener,
and smashed 'Bama, 20-0, last
weekend.
The Tide and State have met
.10 time* since 1B8G, with ‘Bama
winning 27, losing (even and tying
two. The last two games were
battle* Alabama won by 14-7 Im
PJfiii and 7 0 last year. State le a f
won, 11 0, in 1941.
CITY LEAGUE
7:30 P. M.
Sanford Bowling
Alley
No. 5
Players
Rossen
Hathnin
Itaso re
Mason
Total
M i u m i ’ H Maillot* I h
Named Buck Of Week Pattee Seeka Pair
Of New Hatter Emin
JACKSONVILLE UR -OH Dm In
lo ry amt sickness list, M iam i's
Marry Malllus slep|>cil right lido
the spotlight Inst week—*)mrts
w rite rs' choke us lim it valuable
hack al Florida colleges
Mallios scored three touchdowns
in Miami's 41 il vk-lnry over Rich
moiid
There were no nominations as
Ulosl valuable llu rlu u ti uf the week
said Joe Livingston, President ol
the Slate S|Kirts W riters Assocla
Hon and s|>orls cdltur of tha Jack
sonvllle Journal.
TAM PA
TAMPA t>R— Coach M arrellnn
Huerta bus continued bis slutting
ul Tampa football players by mov
Ing Co Captain Tom Mabln from
tackle lo rrn le r.
Bradlon
Pounders,
200 pound
freshman, w ill gel the 235 pound
Muhin's
starting
Incklo
imsl
against MrNrt-se Stain Imre e ri
day idgld.
Huerta
previously
advanced
freshman Al Leathers from hoc
ond string fullback lo starting lo ll
halfback In plactl of Bob I lone her
hl wo
A third freshman who stood out
In {Saturday's 6 0 llo wtlh Nielson,
Guard Jim Quaimu, ra ttle out of
' T A L I.A H A 8 H R E
i/l’i ~ Two Tuesday's rough scrimmage w ill)
fraahm rn prohahly w ill he luclud- a possible fractured leg.
•d In Florida H tatrt University's
tta rtln g bnckflvhl against N orth
Carolina Htale Haturdny.
Coach Don Veller said today It w ill get tin- call at fullback.
Despite the cold here, Veller put
la unllkaly either Tailhack Roy
Thompaon or Fullback Nelson Ita- his charges through a brisk w o rk
llano w ill he rt-arly fo r more lim n out Tuesday, but lie said I f It re
■not action against the W olfpark. mained cold, Mini the a ir wna ch illy
Thompson has g shoulder In ju ry th l* morning, lie would cut today a
•n d Itollsno an ailing knew.
d rill ahort.
Frank Hanlco, who has played
The Hemltiuloa w ill leavti fo r
r • Ifjitm ln u te a a t college footialeluh Thursday morning, a rriv Bi. •jl being groomed to etart In
ng (here In tim e fu r a Friday
>tailback slot- Btan Doboat, who aftarnoon workout.
BETTER LIGHTING
C O O K IN G
REFRIGERATING
WATER HEATING
W A S H IN G
tC J ^ n S H IN O
V X R fA O E DISPOSAL
COFFEE M A K IN G
J o y r iN G
JK m S TIN G
FOOD M IX IN G
Iy a r d u g h t in g
Veller May U *T
Frosh BnckH At FSU
LAW N M O W IN G
GRIDDLE t
FOOD FREEZERS
CLOTHES DRIERS
AIR C O N D ITIO N IN G
HOME VENTILATION
HOME WORKSHOPS
DOOR CHIMES
Y > M E m o v ie s
yG L tO A Y UGHTING
IN S R T KILLERS
TOYS
t i c I k . Etc.
Protection \M
U Good Health Insurance
Waathar ataya strictly c«t«M* whan your houaa
haa tha axtra y r«taction of ■ Barrotl roof I
Th»l*o koto not BamM IMagles aro mad* of
tho hlghest-qaallty, taboratory-ust.d maUHola,
thoroughly watorgroofod ond haavily mineralj
surfaced to rootot tho oliiMItta.
J
Priced right for m nr budget-ond avail able In. ff
pleasing colurs. Let ua shew you how lltlla It Will ^
cast to re-roof .w ith Barrett Uking lea. GALL
TODAY.
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SANFORD
m a tm m
Miami Forecaster De
scribes Latest Dis
turbance South Of
Cuba As Humdinger
FLORIDA
t
Referendum Is Slated
On Powers Of Board
To Zone Seminole
S
ChristnuiH Seals
For TB Campaign
Beinft Prepared
Oviedo Reporter H u
Accident In J&x
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voters
detar,.
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Adlai Bids For Penn
Votes W ith Slashing
Jibes At GOP Record
CUT DOWN IV A tUMT of enemy lire, j badly wounded Allied soldier
la given plasma and medical treatment alter bring brought bark to an
aid ilullun from the Triangle H ill sector by stretcher bearer*. U S. 7th
Division troope. striking through mist and fog, captured Itie crest In
tierce hand-to-hand combat after two previous attempts lo w rrsl the
peak by Hepublic of Korea truops failed. (International Hiidlopholut
C. K. Carter, 46 ‘‘The Dutchman”
Takes Own Life Is Indicted Upon
In Long Illness Contempt Count
mi-lit
In Id- talk on a In lin e pl.in tm
Florida highway:;, VVait-rl'iny -ant
' Itii-se i-o-ls do tint im'lmli- an al
low ante lor i-oollilKi-Ui'ii-s in III,i n-1 ol any r iy ld - id w ay w hlrli
may tw t ei|lllred nil i-dln-r till- pi i
uiary nr -I'l-om liirv -y-lt-m
Hi- -aid liiln l a n liilp a li-il ri-vi-umIriillt ull preM'ld soon i s Is $1.7.71.
I It.ix*l w liiili w ill leave a ils*f It'll
I CMU,33't i* *i rtn- present di-fu il
about Jii’i nidlinli tie sanl
Water lull v said tils lin o Inmade a -tw ill nt I'hirnt.i liipliw ayamt that ttu- -la te '- "|d i,-miuteii.it
,-iow lit tui- le-ollt-il in a p i i - i i i l
■It'iiaml lot
tmdiway taeilll'es
—tilcti Hie ,-* 1- 11111' highway *y *li in
tall- to |t| ol llie
Wliat Florida'- pnittarv -vsiem
m i ds I- lint iiinre loads leit liellei
roads In- added llie existing net
work i- ii-a-on.■I>1v adeipiale, ton
llie road- iiip m e last le in n -trm
lion
Hotly Is Found In Mis'(Jrunewald IU1f u s e d
Gamgc Wlth.22Cul-| To Tell
ibor Rifle Nearby
About Tux Dealing 11, III*
1500 (iallonH Of fj»8
Lopt In Pipe Break
T ra ffic wa* detoured o ff the
I nke Hlinre iluttlevard fo r almut
three hour* this morning a fte r a
break was d l-e o vre d In a gasoline
pipe line at the Hun Oil Company.
Annroxlm ately 1,6(81 oallim * of
t’ ssollre were pum»ed last night
through the break In the six-inch
pipe, which runs between the load
ing dock and the plant, according
to R. J. W llkin-on, warehouse su
perintendent. The break occurred
sometime during the nig h t and
wasn't discovered u n til almut fli .10
o'clock th t* morning by C. A.
Saunders, senior clerk fo r the
neighboring plant o f the Standard
Oil Company,
The Immediate area o f the break
was saturated w ith th * escaped
gasoline. The Fire Denartment
elood hv In th * event o f f ir * while
the Police Department rerouted
tra ffic .
The only gasoline lost was th *
amonnt pumped through the break,
whleh couldn't he s**n In *h* Harkjtess la st night, Mr. W ilkinson
said.
AUTO A C C ID E N T ,
Charges were U*ned a»*tost an
Osteen resident and the father of
a youthful Hanford motorist last
night following * two-car million
nn Rtat* Rood 413. one mile east
of Sanford, shout 9.0ft o'clock,
neenrdi” gto Highway Patrolman
R. D. Harrison.
H arvey i V*enn
Ir.
14,
ged with dlira-
J m M Tu
"
"The tiem l low aiit lull liirtiiuke-.
WASHINGTON, '4 - A h t e r a llt ' nvlileni ami t\ g ro w in g ,' l»
grand ju ry today Imlii-ted t i r n r y : said, ailding however that It i\V iThe Dult’h inuni (inincw ald, ’ mil the absolute answer
shadowy n u n about Washington, on i Florida's p ilm lpal nigliwsv it,22 charge* of contempt of t ongreas | fn-u-m-ic* were found m Id* firm 's
Grunewald's name (Idled in ami i study to lie litadniuary »d exUlmi!
out of die sensation packed hear* jjrr le
l eila
i l ............................
l roads along the east coast
lugs last year by n House coin nml through llie in it ia l region
mlttue investigating lux fraud*
roughly (loin Ihivluiu Hemli area
(iruneivahl finally was railed us to the la lllp n llav area
a witness last January, but de
He - aid "Hie only lenr.lble tin
rlln e il tu answer ally i|oesllnu*
KWer
to ) bo lita s ma t piedmoi
Abniil all the nive*tlgators got naiil artel lal hli'hw ai ploliletn i
Old of llllll in five '.e.xntuhs wa Ho a *■v sis' us ol llihileil iM'ii'v, I'll
x la le iu iiil " I m i burn m tM-r;*
t ill'llu n
im ig ld i llo in t al k oil
He declined on ailviee of c o u n s e l villi- to Miami ami tioiu Hi,' lu liu
tn say where In- ivas born or talk ty ol D li) Iona In o l, to llie Tampa
about anyllum: involving him siu> ■ tiav ari-.i
that date
Tin- h-ogtli id tin ea t coast turn
Today’* Indictment i-liarged a pike m ull- is apploxiinatety i r
motig other thing* that Gruiu-wahl m ill's The cross state turnpike will
refused lo tell the Huu-e Wav- ire approxim .ilely I I’M miles. Hu
and Mean* Subcommittee, lleuil.-d route ol Hie cross -tale turnpike
bv Hep King i l ) -C a lif) what ulfi I* close In lllla m tn . Kissimmee
ria l* ol the Internet He venue tin llu in c- l.'lty, Wilder lla ie tt l ake
reau lie knew, and whether lie had laud, Plant t'd y nml Tampa
ever dlxm x-ed any t lu case- pemt
't'lie cim -ll iichoii eosl ol llie b lor
lug In that Imreuu
Ida turnpike system w as eslinialed
m lillim
Uriinewald, If Cimvlrteil mi eacl, liy W uterlniry In he
count of the liiillrtm tu d . would I"- dollar*
subject lo m axlinum tieuullles <a
H i n t ISS IV L I IS
22 years In prlMiti or I22.ik* i dm
or both
LONDON sti
tin- PI year "Id
T it* m a ile r the King cm niidltc. American heiress V iip iid ii I-m lime
p articularly wanted to explore wdi ityun m arried I and og ilvv. a
(irunnw ald wax llie ntory told In boy 11 n ull id Princes* Margaret,
Abraham
Teitelhaim i.
(Tiicag" ioilav in llrita ln 'x pluxhiesl wed
lawyer and uuc lim e couuxrl tm ding nf Hie year
Prince*'. M iirr'aiet ami tin- ipn-rii
Capone lrdere- 1Teitelbauin swore to the Inve- mother led the ll- t ol l.onu gm-*t*
llgalurs that an atleiupt wa* maih- „who packed fa-liloiuible old St
to shake hint down fur I.KtO ux. M a rg a re t* ( In irrh in a glittering
under a threat dial lie would ba n
•>"<"*• " I lhe hlnevl blood
had lax Iroubles If lie didn't pa> ln Itrlla in
th * sum.
The -lu ll, brown eyed Alilerleati
Teltelbaum said Frank Nathan hrltle 1- a gn at gt aiiddaiighler of
a P iltshurgli promoter, and Bert *n® American financier 'I humus
K. N s s lrr, a Florida Inolnes* man Lori line liytin
sought the inunuy and told him
they were In cahoota w ith u grmip
H M ilH I lt VI ION D L A D M N 'i:
of Washlngtim official* who lonkeil
The final day fm i.-gi-l.-nng to
for "so tt liaichex "
vide In llie l.’lty i ltclnm Nov I m
Teltelbailrn said ton tiiat he re whleh u new .......
w ill
ceivetl a telephuue call trout a man •>* nsno il. t* tun.......... an-oiding
II I,* 11,11, r" l i t ess* T h r r*l
to II. N
Huyle, City Clerk
Hollywood Movie Stars Make Big
Hit In Sanford At High School
Hy R ALPH T O M P K IN S
w aiting ftu tlirn ri’ with
rdvdihI
Btmlnoli* H igh Hrhout rLuJ odI h nurnh^rR on h it ncrunJIun*
s n d ^ J a r g * delegation o f , adult | a s tir in the resr of Hi* audi
movie fans were treated to H o lly torium Hoon uiinuimreii that the
wood In-the-flesti vsaterday after celebrities, brought Imre under the
noon In th * H igh School atidl ii illp lre a o f Hull Harris amt the
to rlu n ii
F rankly,
last
periud I t l t i Theater, hint m-tuully in classes weren’t quite up to thr-lr rlvexl. The bond played a fanfare
icholastla par, b u t tneru wero ns th * *ix popular movie stars
good reasons, F or tha boya those found their plsci'* on the stage.
reasons w ar* toon to m aterialise
M r. Morrison turned the snow
In the person* o f Marlon M ar o v*r to Cm distinguished visitors
shall, devastating beauty who a fte r which Hoscoe Ate* proceed
starred In "Bnak# P it" and many ed to bend Him k ill* double w ith
other film releases, and luscious s few well placed stuttering
Barbara Nulck, MOM recording phrases Just like the unea ho
alar. And Ilia g irls wars to b« used In th * many western film s
dished out sume real Hollywood in which h« has played. Seriously,
■ tu ff by Iha s tu tte rin g rowboy, he told them, his troupe wa* re
Roaco* A t* * , acrobatic Carldton presenting "M ovietline
U.H.A."
Carpenter, and handeome Jerome and the whole sliootln' match
Courtland and Mel Ferrer.
ware there to extend greetings
Im m ediately
a fte r
Principal from Hollywoud and to give them
Herman M orris rang tha cloaing a few minute* o f free entertain
ball, tha halls w ar* fille d w ith ment.
klda pouring in to the auditorium.
Mel Ferrer, who was only re
C ttf llr M o r H a o n
cently starred lit th * picture
fa ir. and w hlto
hlla w a itin g to r tha "Baeramouche”
* “ , Introduced hand
t treated
th * " n f to ■onto Jerome Courtland who sang
..........
c Don- tha beautiful "Beplember Song” .
bTl o f "Old
P irttl W itte , cu t* m a jo re lt In the
Seminole H igh band, swooned In
aiithaptle old-tim e Blnatra style.
Bv
S L ilC t. '.I- l! N seventh D i l i
-Io n tiie ip - oil tria n g le H ill i"
night threw hack an i--..inll In
r tm ii'-i- Ilc iD
iiln i -tm in,',I the
peak -tuntty a lte r d aiL
F la re pintle- amt m m i i hliglil hi
up the illa i king lied- (m Hi, •*»»
cims ol A m eric a n amt South K m
ii-a ii n it illi'iy
Front Imc otto 'I
-.n il tin- bat lie i.ig e il Im tm , tii'in
Pile Kelt attack Via- pnw elcil In
e le m e n t- ol one h a ll.'Im n
alnnit
>ixt men
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l
1 .n »**•#••»*. In II I ’ VMM *11 I t
llhlge la -l iilgld sent a raiding
party again*! I'lilitexe ttm ip- o- I t , . ’ \ till 1 Mil Hitt Mlllfdl
Isi*|*l i|iflrl 'i . l l l l
1 lie i »pl|h t
then Hank A I* corre-piim lctil John
It o i ii Ii il i Hi -aid Hie ItltK ruttlel - In' ii t.i'., Mi r V H>] ) ( il ( n l p:i ni-'t.n H m >
the Iteil- at H in p m uiiil kimckctl .,1 .. tl -•114« It HI III S p l i l t lilt
lliein off an i>nt|Hi-t loll in a two l " i d nits IM."dt Mil’ ll H l i ’ .lk m d
I I I " 1•t u d d i •i ■k if lil«*41 iii m i n i ,i
hour -klrinish
i 111 111' i H id
|•I’d ii nf n l Htw it
Twenty Chinese lahlied at A m i"
(III V ill 1llll ni" d Mil* h l d H n i . 1 «.11
lean pmltinns on Triangle H ill in
Hid
the |iredawu ilarknes* lull with nil t l r m n l t n m i M ik i ll i i n . i d
It 'll
i u h i . n n i m ' 4 4|»
l u l l Cl 1 l l i r l l
drew after u brief (Igld
-tal
ftivight
F.isenhowt-r,
lte|iiililii-SM preHideoiial iioinliir,i-oulillllPil 11, H-'-i’lv,- Il Muml " f
votes to lead hi- neoim-rsHc o'*
punent, Adlei Btt-veosoo, In th "
sixth liny u f tin- Herald H tinw poll
by ii 2'Jt to -lh margin.
Hlevrnxon, however , cut into
Kisenltciwer's bin lead - ilg lillv fm
Hi,, second strnight liny l>v 'doini
ill " a one percent Increase in tintotal Vote. Ike lias 82 II nercen'
while BleVetlxun liuii-ted Ills ( " till
to 1,0.7 .
Votes IV t.
m.r, H3 3
Eisenhower
Tfi 1(1.7
Btevenion
Hrnketi ilnwn Into the various
rnajor e ls -ilfirs tio u - the result*
o f the pall are *x folliiw s:
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A illsl
03
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W hite Collar
7’
.
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46
Totals
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i iu ii i H i i " a m l I n i i f u p tIn fin d f
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el 1141 1Itllhl 1 V ’ pl i t
l ll l’ ifil tir
llU'IlM l i l n 1 t n i M i l l
•
I hey -aid one cninplele t'hliie-e
division uf lU.IMXI IriHips hail lieen
mauled lo the I'wnlrul Front light
mg of Ihn past to days
Aniei ican and Kotdli Korean
-o lilie r* nn the two pmtk- due n
to meet expected new itta i k ,
litis
W i l l i STKYKN.SON »■
Adlal
M i veil nit IIKiifc Ills i l l s ! Iiul fo|*
I '» nn - \ D .HIM \ Hi t' lihri k nf ,L! t'i
iMIowr Matt It* Races RnMippy K itlnap I >c;il
In Attempt Tn i ‘ap
l.f i l Hy St ir S t ' Ifil
huv Triangle Hill
“ r iii'c c ( i n n M:tni;t**
Fighting lor Hie high ctonn.i
it Hu* w ,'-lem etui til Ho old " " "
I Mangle. Im- raged tin tin m i l.
W aterlnilv exiilailied lti.it pn
Ilii- lied- had held it -lin e ''aim
■-lit n venues w ill not meet liiln i' ■I.IV
m ills 1 1,ii limn- llm l the toll rout
Moult 2U tlllle * I" ttu- i ,i t t
, ,
I'riueipal "H e i- " tin llto -l 1,'IIm I'I i V. O llJ C l'C H S .out realisin' apiuoatli lo xullie "I b.iltle 11out ntflcers -aid tlic • to
t lorliln - im -slut! Ingliiviiy ptoli ne-e n e ie h rm gllig op Ir e -li ....... ..
(Continued On Page Three)
Accuses "Oh! Guard”
Led Hy Taft With
Having An Attitude
U f "isohdioniam”
Seventh Division 3-State Search
Troops Beat Off Made By Police
Chinese Attacks l or Bundit Gan^
l'nslt of lua|ntell*nce. ailo'liil*
tn im ii and iul*cellaiieou* items
for the toad -ysteui were e*ll
rnafedat t2,3l3.ihNl,txai hr Lawr
etn-e S W aleitnirv of a New York
vllgtlieei tug In in
W aterlm iy was the Itr -I --|teukei
it a highway amt sotvi-vitig i-on
fereitt-e given In tin1 I'ntversitv ot
Florida's civ il .-ngnieri inn depart
-
The IhmI v o f O. K. Carter, 4U, of
31 f. Twentieth Rtreet, * former
employe of the F lo rid - Power amt
Light C o tiip viv, was found in th.back seal n f hi* car In the garage
o f hi* resilience shout noon today.
p c s th was reused liy aulrlde, ari-ntdliie lo Coroner W. F, Watson,
win. 'till not g e tlirr a coroner’*
Inry In determining Hi* ,-au-ie of
death.
Aci-urding In H lie tiff P A M-ro,
C urler b *'l taken bb life l,y |i)*e.
Ina Hie lis tle l of a
. allhre tlfle
III til* mouth amt m illing the trie
ger The body, he -aid, wn- found
lyin g on H ra il! cost Hint i. towel in
the hark -eat, which ap|o<ieii!|y
hail lieen olaee-t there to avoid get
tine blood on the ear
W illiam L ivin g *! on o f i hfl Pow
er Company, long lim e ft lend of
Mr. Carter, -aid C aiter'* son, C K.
C arter Jr., who lived at the garage
upurtment w ith hi* father, hud
awakened him to ■»,, l,> work i-e»terday morning. Hi* father had u
risen and left the |ireml«e*.
The elder Mr. Carter wa* w ork
ing fo r the Hanford Klectrle Com
pany a fte r he had lieen given a
six-month* leave of ah*etn-e from
the Power Coin 0* 0v laet May beca"*e o f III h ra ltli, Mr. l,lvlng*ton
aald.
The younger M i. C arter noticed
hi* fa th e r’* ear In the garage yes
terday hut thought nothing o f it
hecnuie Ills father sometimes
drove a Irn rk to his residence from
the Hun font F ie -trie Company,
The younger Mr Carter had hi*
No. 15
ti.M N K S V Il.LK i.r
Intprovi•luuit* id the Florida -tat.- uinln
littn iil load -v stem tn udtU|Hiil«'
stnmlard* over the next :*o year*
will tost over two Idllino dollur*
South eastern hlghwny amt -urvet
log eliHioeer-. were told today
I
Irv in g
\
20-Year State
Road Cost Set
At 2 Billions
■N
*
y.
‘ I'k
County Zoning In
Nov. 4 Election
r
THURSDAY OCT. 23. 1052
Aid - Casualty Of Triangle Hill
r
M IA M I Wv-Tha hurricane In I he
« Caribbean Saa developed winds ol
® 15 m ilts an hour today and was
described as a "hum din g e r" by
chief storm forecaster Grady Nor
ton.
A Navy hurrlcana hunter plane
which emerged from the storm
advised all future (lights to "avoid
E n th u s ls -llr endorsement u f th'"
the north miadrant which is ex
tremely turbulent and very w e t." county im d -v nroposal which w ill
Norton aald (he disturbance now rtip rs r mi rlie ballot In the general
"has wound up Into a very severe election, Nnv. I. wsx given todev
small hurricane" with a well de hv Countv Cnnimi**tf'i-«r 11 II,
lined eye only 18 miiea in diameter. Pope, who slated, " I I lit nk i t la
4 The Navy plane which pierced verv ile s lr-lile to bate lid s coun
Wo Its aye reported turbulence and ty tonlne."
accom]panylng r a d i o d ifficu lty
He slated such action was the
mad* It necesaary
, to
____
fly out of the "only wav to keep ',-nk varda o ff
hurricane btfore a report could be the C ourty and State hlghwavs.
made by radio.
w bl-h ruin the anuroach.-s tn the
An 11 a. in. advisory had re various towns tr« the County mid to
ported iha hurricane, with vo mile the Countv Ll-elf, A t the present
winds, d riftin g slowly northward lim e, tto-ie Is no control
whnl
about six to seven miles an hour. • viu-s of cnnstMictlon wlilch ninv
Gales extended out from the ce .itrr lie Imllt „ ii State end County hipliabout 50 to 75 miles.
ways .which rn*V have a ifiM ile illy
The stprm then was centered 120 detrliiouital effect oil iiiljo iiil'ip
^ miles south of Havana, Cuba.
propel ty ."
V Only one other hurricane this
"The most serious eases.” he
season, Able in late August, |eilnte-| m il, "a te nit the outskiits
reached the toast and it blew uul
o f towns pat llc u la rlv Sanford."
over the Carolina! and Virginia
with minor damage. The others l|e explained llie act would pro
movrd harmlessly up the Atlantic. vide regulation* which would tiro
Meanwhile, Florida began drying tert property owner* on the edoe-i
out after une of the worst north o f towns in the Countv amt In tineast itorm a In recent years. area o f "w hat I* norm nlly seen
Weather Hurrau observers pointed front (he highway."
S lnte Hep. Voile W illia m s stale t
out that the two disturbance^ had
today, "Leon county has one .il
no connection.
,
The northeast storm brought most identical w ith the |.io p """it
xeavy rains to Southern Florida roninc la” - lo-re, etwl it has w o rk
and dumped nine inches uf water ed out well there."
The rolling proposal was cna-ton Nassau, Bahamas—an ail lim e
record—In 24 hours ending at w ed Into law, nemliiuf the apnrov il
a. nt. Wednesday.
by Bi'ltilnole (.iiu iily vn'era, by tile
Coast Guard starch and rescue Hlate t.eglslatuie In (961. after
headrjMrtara.handled 24 calls dor being introduced by M atte Hriu, l,,r
ln | the two-day n o rm , using five I.luyd F Hoyle.
A nitiuber o f complaints were
. anes,
*••> five big cutters, four M
looters
o4erf and M sm aller cra ft In received from resident* o f the
rescue operaUesa.
south rnd o f the Cuutily, Hep. W il
■ee boats u n k , three fisher- lia m * stated,, who asked hint to ilxwere drowned and high aeaa
iTaertaeee as Piute Three)
t'nd strong winds caused damage
______ m tfl many thousands of
dollara.
The deathi were three Negro
crew members of the 8# foot Sea
F a rtr which sank off False Cape
on the Florida east coast
The too foot fru it boat Micawber
with nine men aboard reached port
"Volunteer workers for tbe IS12
In Tampa after a SO hour battle
with the storm. The vessel was C bristm a* Seal Pale spent n busy
leaking badlv and low od fuel when day a t Christman Heal hradipiar
the Coast Guard arrived with a I te r* preparing fo r the innillng o f
f portable pump and fuel and ea sheet* o f tb * new Christum* Heal*
tn Hemlnole County residents” ,
carted it to Tampa.
" I f the Coast Guard hadn’t res Homer Osborn, County C hristina*
cued us when il did, we’d be nn Heal Bale Chairman, annuum-rd to
the bottom now ," la id the Mlcaw- day.
The 1962 C hristina* 8eal Hale he.
her’* captain, 23-yair-nld Marshall
Tatum from Honduras T h t shin 1 fl 1”1 or* N®*;
w l,h the mail dewas enrnute tn FI. Myera w ith
C h rla tw ia Seal* to reel
ISM
met
rnennut*
dent*
throughout
the rounty. Tha
Thi
144.000 coconuti.
The Coast Guard also took In sale w ill he used lo flnam-e the
tow the shrim per Ross Mae. with 1PM program o f the He lit limit- T u
an Intured crewman aboard, amt berculosis Association.
"W hen County resident* open
was due In Tampa late today.
4A Small r r a ft warnings, which had th e ir Christinas Beal le tte r, Nov,
flown alone both F lorida coasta 17, they w ill find the beautiful
aloe# Monday, went down as the glow o f a Christmas Candle gleam
high pressure area mavad out of in g up a t them. The Christina* Heal
also bear* the red douhle-harreit
the state.
rru *t,
which appears on the
Christmas Beal e vrrv year, regard
less o f change* In d*«ign", he
stated.
"The Double-Barred Cro*s", Mr.
Osborn addid, "la the International
symbol o f the fig h t against tuber
Marian R. .Innea Oviedo rnrrea* culosis and the registered Insignia
* ^ p o n d e n l fo r The H ar*M and her o f the N ational 'ntlierctilosis As
husband ran Into d iffic u lty In sociation and Its a ffilia te s, Includ
short order nn th e ir vacation this in g the Bamlnula County Associa
week when thay had an autotnoblle tion.
accident In Jacksonville.
Us appearance earh year on the
According to a letter from M r* Christmas Beal", he stressed, "nssure* the public that In buying
title ran tn
rearI oBf BthMe iir ^car whan
they ito n - Christmas Beals they ate c o n trib u t
IP
. . .. .. .....ey
ped fo r a tr a ffic lig h t, resulting in in g to tha support o f an organisa
a tle-un over Inauranee adjust- tio n dedicated to fig h tin g tubnrtnenl. F inally, the Inauranee ad eulosla, a moat communicable it/sju ste r fo r tha other m aterial ap ease."
"Tom D arling, A m ltyvllle . N. Y.,
proved all repairs, and the Oviedo
• c o u p !* continued on th e ir trip a fte r la designer o f tha I9C2 Beal", M r.
tem porary repair* were made on Osborn said. " H i* design was
thetv ear. They ware on th e ir way selected by the National Tuber
to Ohio, Michigan and Maaoachu- culosis Association’s Christmas
salts.
Beal Bala Advisory Committee.’*
The Christmas Beal* were produced by the National Tuberculo
sis Association and supplied to
PLANE C H A IM S
associations in the 48 states and
PARIS 1 4 - A French m ilita ry tha D is tric t o f Columbia, and to
ne crashed today a lta r taking Alaska. Puerto Rico, Guam, and
from Le Boorget airfield, the Canal Zona.
tig h t persona.
"W hen you receive your C h rist.
t the A ir Ml
Beal Bala latter, don’t forthat u
Tati can a ffo rd to buy
the crai
Seala but you can’t af hava T B ", Mr. Osbron
f e
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Established I'JOH
T r o p ic a l S t o r m .. I n
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The Sanford Herald, October 22, 1952
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 22, 1952. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 22, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald