8 10 261 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f9fce1f54da43ce08007f764789df70c.pdf ee8a7e9e481b1de71a4b2857edd4a878 PDF Text Text *- Walcott Defends His Title Tonight Against Marciano Indians Bid For Eighth Straight Win Against White Sox Today Heavyweight Crown To Be Battle Of “Age Va. Youth” Brooklyn Wi l l Try Page 6 Tuesday Sept. 23, 1952 In P h i l a d e l p h i a To Clinch Senior GOTTA GET GOING! Loop Pennunt In t K . . — . T.y M tm C A Y -B flW ; PH ILADELPHIA - Champion itT tty Jot Wilcutt am! dynamic Rocky Marciano anxiously peered •t the gloweriiiK xklus today as Uity marked off (lie long hours for their heralded heavyweight title* clash In Municipal Stadium A light drlule dampened the Friendly City last night und early today and the forecast wax for ruin through most of the day If It rains late today and a post ponement Is necessary, the IV round bout will he put on tomorrow with Thursday an additional stand by data. Although the light, xlarllng at 1:30 p.m., Eastern Standard Time, won't bo shuwn on home television, It will bo beamed via a dosed cir­ cuit to a record number of 50 theaters In 31 cities coast to coast. Now England theaters uml hose In the Philadelphia urea will not bo In on the network Some 120,»0<> to 140,tax* specta­ tors are expected to view the '.'youth vs age" struggle In the theaters at prices ranging up to MM. The possibility nl rain brought to mind the heavyweight title scrap between (icne Tunney and lack Dempsey In this same huge howl just 20 years ago today (lentlc man Gene lifted the Manassa Mauler's crown in a battle fought in a heavy downpour that drenched both the pugilists and Ihe 120.747 fani. The customers shelled out 91,193,713 — a record then — to witness the tremendous unset There won't he unvlhiug close to those figures tonight — If the bout goes on — hut it will be the r I c he a I heavy weigh I pro mot Inn since Ihe Joe lauds • Walcott re turn on June 23. iota >■ Co-promoters Jim Norris and Herman Taylor look for a crowd of 30,000 ami u gale of between $360,000 and piuu.uuu Wuli-oll will Collect 40 |M-r cent of Ihe net while the 28-year old challenger will re Cflve 2 per cenl. They'll gel Ihe same percentage of Ihe theater TV and movie money The swarthy, powerful, unde­ feated challenger from llrnekton, Maas., remained the favorite to dethrone Ihe 38 year old as the Ida bettors look the rubber bunds off thslr hefty bankrolls. The lulesl odds boosted Itocky up to un 8 In 3 choice. The odds dldn'l bother Walcott of I|1m 22 year career — nor did the writers' picks. Hosing writers plumped fur the youngster with the explosive fists liy u better than • to 1 margin. Jersey Joe got a rhuckle out of this, remembering how wrong the majority of the "e v rta" were on his successful June defrnse against Kxxard Charles In the aame stadium. Th t old guy Is supremely con­ fident he will hand the crude lint dangerous challenger Ihe first lick Ing of his career. Allhough Walcott baa repudiated statements he made to reputable newsmen that Itocky will he un easy mark, there ll no doubt that the champion and his followers are luuklng fur a quick knockout. Trainer Dan Plorlu says, "Joe will knock him stiff In the first round.” Trainer Dsn Plorlu says, "Joe will knock him stiff In lltu first round.” Charley Goldman, Marciano's lit­ tle trainer, predicts Itocky will win "somewhere between the sixth und al|hlh rounds.” For the record, Ihe fighters gave out with the usual "1 think I'm going to win, Olherwlse why would I be flghtingT” Almost everyone In this (own agrees this fight won’t go the llmIt. Our pick Is Itocky In six rounds r s Mulor League I a ih Ut h Ur AHHCMTATRII I'HKHH American league Ratling— Pain, Philadelphia, 328; Mitchell, CTevsIand, .331; Wood fine, ----------‘ .314; - ............ ling, New York, Kell, Uoston, .311; Goodman, lluatun, .308 Rune— Avila, Duby and Itosen, Cleveland, 100; Berra, Now York, M■L ; Minoso, Chicago, 83. no baited In— Itosen, Claveland, ini, Dnby, Cleveland, 101; Hoblnaon,. Chicago, 100; Berra, w York, and Zerulal, I'hiladelrfll*— Fox, Chicago, 187: Avila, Clivaland, 173: Robinson, Chicago, Inson.Chl 1TI;I Fain. r«Hii Philadelphia, rim su»r'LI“ 171; Roaww, Clavtland, 160. Home runs-D oby and Raster, Cleveland, 31: Berra, Naw York. M ; Drew, Detroit, M ; Rosen, Cleveland and iEemlal, I'hiladel- - P h iV .y -- 'P t r i - N i p 4e4b "0 7 A R K T IIK HANFORD IIRHA 1,11 By Alan Mavtr ( W 7 .& R N / A L By RALPH HUIIKN P H / l A O r i P H . 'A AP Sports Writer A T M tr/c s Bedlam was expected to reign sometime today In Ihe Brooklyn o u t f /e l p e r , Dodgers' clubhouse hut while the M A Y HAYtT Hroonx prepared to celebrate thr TO M A R E A clinching of Ihe 1U32 National D-aguc pennant, the New York s e p / e m b e r SPURT Yankees und Cleveland Indians continued their scrap tor Arnerlean TO R ETA /H l-eugne honors H IS Should Ihe Giant* split with BosHo m e r a h p loo Ihe ehampugiie will flow In R .0 ./ . Brooklyn If the Giants hnug on. T in e s II will he op to Billy U>e* (or Preacher Bio*) and Johnny Blither ford, scheduled lo start against Ihe Phils, lo bring home Ilia bacon. Meanwhile, the Yanks, nursing a one-game lead over the Indians, Invade the lair uf the Huston Bed Sox for o three game series while the Indians entertain the Chicago White Sox In u two-gome set The Indians narrowed Ihe gup yesterday In one game us Kurlv Wynn pitched the tribe lo a 03 decision over the Detroit Tigers III the only activity In either league Although the Yanks are In the van, the going won'l he easy Kills Kinder, Sid lltidson and Mel Parnull, Boston's best, are scheduled lo lace the New Yorkers After this series. Hie Yanks Invade Phil­ adelphia for three games They PfHLADttPHtA /* 2/vo will face Hobby Shunt/. Harry O H iy TO TH E YAHRE Ityrd und Alex Kellner. Ihe cream /H /H P /y/P U A l or Ihe Athletics' pitching staff h o m e r u h -n r i e s Manager Casey Stengel plans to M OM O U T R /o n r shoot Johnny Sain, Vic Itasohl ami , O R t ie r t o r , a second line pitcher against Un­ tV/rH / £ 7 0 / 3 — ited Sox with Ed l-opat, Allis* Huy golds uml Huschl working against B U T t h e ir E / R S T the A’s TE H T O T A IE P Thu Indians huvu only lour garnus O H IY 7 0 6 , A f/G UPE remaining and their three 20 game T H t/R O t/H J / a Im /H O X H winners—Wynn. Heals la-rnun and E Q U A IE P 4V 2 y,EAR 0 Mike Garcia— will start all four games MM-SWaS hi Is j fulvu IiU k U Big Mike Garcia guns for Ills 23rd triumph Induy. 1a-111on <21-11J will face the While Sox Wednes­ day. Thu Indians arc idle Thurs­ Roundup day uml Friday They close mil the season In Dulroll with single By GAYI.E TALBOT games Saturday and Sunday PHILADELPHIA idi— You've got Wynn limited the Tigers to live hits yi-slerduy In posting Ids 23rd to go with raw, rugged youth In this line, *o Ihe pick la fur Itocky victory Marti ami. 23, to wear down Jersey By The Associated Press Joe Walcott, 33, and slop the wurld Mississippi Stale, consigned to chumplun sumewhero after the 10th round of tunlght'a fight. It might the Southeastern Conference cellar hap|ien a little sooner If the Cam­ In pre-seaaon polls, faced the chilling prospect today of meeting den Pappy becomes careless. Marciano, an unbeaten young terrifying Tennessee without the man uf great potentialities, plans services of three regulars. The Maroons are likely lo enter tu go out and tuck down his gran­ l,uu Caro's pin leveling soree ite Jaw and throw punchea at Wal- the uneven struggle al Memphis plummeted him Into the Navy cult's body until lomtthlng comes Saturday minus Murphy Roberson, Ituwllng lump lend with 1(14 aver­ loose. offensive left guard; Ken Deloe, age to replace Inst week's pace "Walcott might gel away from offensive- right tackle, and Don setter Den Ilnumiill. Frank Helmut- two or three of them in a row," Joseph, defensive halfback. AH ti-et holds the high three guttle says Charlie Goldman. Ihe Mar­ suffered crippling Injuries In last series total with 612 while De- ciano trainer, "but he'll only find Saturday's rugged game-length Fnuw's 104 stands as the best sin­ more coming sfter him. Ha can't scrlmmaue, gle game score In the first three block or get away frum all of them. At Knoxville, Coach Bub Ncyweeks of play. Every one that hits his belly will Del-'auw uml Bauman are tied take something out of him. lie'll lund of Tt-niieiM-e worried about blocking Thu general, always a for second high honors at 161. Hclmotteet ranks fourth frum Cu­ led It In Jilx legs first. When he's perfectionist, was displeased with ready, Itocky will knock him uut." Ids blockers In lust Saturday's tup with a 132 average. Obviously, Ihe challenger's camp scrimmage and reviewed assign­ In nine /sines Caro Is high man fur total pins with 1178. lie- does not reel that Walcott'a pre ments Monday with each offensive Fnuvr stands second hsvtng 13X1 vlous opponents have exploited the lineman and buck. For the Vols, rated sixth nation­ and Hchautlret la third with body attack ai they might have. Mioklng at some of Walcott'a ally In the Associated Press pre­ 136*. The Navy l.eaguu will launch Ita more recent bouts on television or season poll, the game with Misfourth week uf competition Thurs­ on films, lhey noticed that after ■Uslppl State opens the 1962 sea­ day night at the Hanford Howling almost every exchange of blows son. Jersey Joe dropped his gloves and Coach Bi-ur Uiyunt threw the Alley at 7:30 p.m. made'quite a production of hiking traditional "light Monday" out Ihe NAVY LEAGUE AVERAGES up his _ y tights _ ‘ s before rsaumlng the Pina Avg, II.(I. window ami kept his Kentucky 173 Iray. They decided ha might be squad on the practice field after 1478 184 Caro glc hiding hi* front with the gloves 1384 164 DaFaitw 104 dark. Tho wildcats' gruelling elec IH8 while he Is taking a long, walcome U27 164 Bauman wurkuul consumed several hours 184 13(11) 162 Hchautteet breath. as tho tight-lipped Bryant sought DIB BOO 14H "Yeah," Itocky grinned when hi correct flaws he noted In the Hkeht 178 asked about this, " I nolle# be goes team’# 26- tlluss tu Vlllanovo. Ht. Peter B7B 148 1270 174 ror those tights, all right.” Ml Rich After the workout the Bear 166 Staple 433 141 It was plain the way he aald It growled: Teepell 164 M l 423 that he moans to try to keep Joe’s "They don’t seem to be gelling 188 gloves not only up at all times well too fast In view of the big Head 120(7 141 172 tonight, hut extremely busy. There Mississippi squad coming up here 2UH MO Freeman 13H 1112 will be no rest for the older man Saturday.” Flultt 1243 Negrutto 820 163 except 137 ep between rounds. As ho goes Several other SEC coaches acted 138 Herron 188 out for 817 fl round, the aa If they had never heard of the to each succeeding Locke 136 BIO MO chances are he will feel a little cuatom of beginning t he week 136 106 more tired of it all. Finally the lightly, Johnny Vaught let his Mis­ Orlandulla 1212 134 402 Wlrkllnu 142 lime will coma when the old 170 champ’s arms will drop to defend sissippi Rebels look at movies of Gaston 132 1188 390 130 Alrlch 137 his tortured Insides, ana . . . bang I tbelr 64-8 rout of Memphis Stale and then had them on the field for Lang Ml It comes sometime to all of them. HKD 130 a rough, two-hour aesslon with 12H MB non lluriTett Anyhow, that's the blueprint as 770 Kuvar 160 we aee II. If It should by any plenty of contact work. 128 Auburn and Florida also scrim­ Hwallay 187 147 chanco be proved wrong this time 732 maged In deadly earnest. Aubum 769 Bohnstengel 187 127 limply haul It nut again the meets Maryland at Birmingham 126 Blernot 1134 Ml me they meet, for Marclanu and Florida faces Georgia Tech 183 I10U Baalu 123 130 Is drstlnsd to be heavyweight In Atlanta Saturday, and their 123 Muaemacha 789 mentors figured neither team 736 123 Dougherty 144 champion. could waste practice sessions be­ not 128 149 Rohertaon fore coping with two of the coun­ 122 Galloway 733 147 try's top-ranked Mama. 118 164 1038 Randolph Alabama Coach Red Drew Martone 862 117 127 locked the gatea at Tuscaloosa and Iltckrrmeyar 1063 147 117 Harrison lent both hl> platoons through S4B 140 114 Emlet 1086 132 rough scrimmagaa In preparation 114 888 116 Overbay 118 for the Crimson Tide's encounter 163 843 107 with Louisiana State, 104 Jan! 893 97 aayiwli Tinsley, LSU coach, MIAMI OR— The Florida Interna­ 98 110 tional League btisball Mason Is rorked at patching tha Bengal Dunlap 678 asalng game which faltered badly over at last It want the limit. Sports Mississippi’ State Faces Tennessee Minus 3 Regulars “Native Dancer” Celery Fed Gridders Polish Up For Friday’s Game With Eustis Can Annex Title BY K E N T C H K TI.A IN Just thri-f nights frum this eve­ ning tin- Seminole High School football team will march out In Memorial Stadium to launch ita 11162 gridiron campaign igulnst the so fur undcft-ati-d Eustis Pan­ thers. depend i-n. Jur Pickens is the only monogram performer at tho tac­ kles and the guard slots .ire equal* ly questionable as the end depart­ ment. Terrv Cordell given strength tu the center post, which will need bolstering for Eustis bus a 210 pound middle man that must be contended with next Friday night. Friday night'* clash will Inau­ gurate i, ninejwtme slate for the Celerv Feds, who will In- the slight underdog in the Initial contest. The Pnnlliers IhissIIng of a larger team than last veer's e d itio n , which won only Terry two. tied another ami lost seven, ushered In the infant aeason in fine idVie hv edging tho Apuka Blue Darters, 7-8, last Friday night in ii game Dint almost was washed into Lake Eustis hv n tor­ rential outburst from the skies. The big gun III the Panther stlsrk seerns to tie Tommy Itranlun, a 200-pound double Direst, who ran crash a line with ns criiisI devastation as he rsn hit tils receivers with spot psssca Into the flat. Buck In the Hanford camp yes­ terday we find coaches Fred Gan­ ns and Bill Fleming staging a dress rehearsal for news camera­ men while polishing kick off de­ fense and blocking patterns for kick-off returns. The Celerv Feds, while lacking the smooth polish uml savvy uf a mure experienced prep squad, ap­ pear to have a roster loaded wlih potentials and an evident willingness lo play. The rather sombre pre-season Sanford grid outlook la a bit baffling to some observers, hut the untried Fed eleven Is still far from the perfected war i»«chine of the 1931 Hemlnole hlllskrlegers. Hanford Is weak at the ends with nut a single letterimin to Is a hit mure sucure with veter­ an Junior Matts p r o v in g the backbone of both thr aerial and ground uffpnse. The little dyna­ mo Ed Lockett has looked good ripping through the youthful Se­ minole linesmen Junior Metta who If nothing else boast more weleh than ex­ pected and some willingness. Jimmy Fox. the lanky renter, appears at this point the most pleasant aurpriae of thr fiveweek practice. The tuwerlng junior has displayed a "golden foe." recently by consistently splitting Ihe uprights on either rod tune. Last Friday afternoon he methodically booted flee con­ secutive conversions through Ihe eastern goal post In almost au­ tomatic fashion. The long-legged converter wan immediately labeled "automatic Fov” bv several spectators. There ran he no question as tu the Im­ portance of the extra point and If the SHR golfer can demonstrate his skill under game stress hu will he ■ very decided xasrt to the 1062 Celerv Fed grid hopes. Two boya In that line depart­ ment hart surprised mane In the current drills. Cecil Shep­ pard and Ituaoell Mann both will »** plenty of artlon before the curtain falls In November. Shep­ pard ia the most unexpected of Ihe two. He hasn't any previ­ ous football experience. Mann played two years ago. Another novice to he reckoned with will be Ihe rhunky David Ifoaark an- The hackfielti Rv JOHN CIIANDI.KK BASEBALL STANDINGS By The Associated Press , Won Lost Fct. Ainerlrau l.esgue •JO M 60S New York 60 600 DO Cleveland 78 71 A2J Chicago 77 37 f l* Philadelphia 75 73 507 Boston 70 74 .507 Washington 87 81 .412 St l.ouit 329 49 too Detroit National League unchanged M ONDAY’S RESULTS By The Associated Press American league Cleveland U Detroit 3 Only game National league No guiiios mj Florida International LcagiM Pffy* oil Miami 5 Miami Beach 4 (Miami wins filial series, 4-3) NEW YORK Native Dancer can Just about sew up Die 11162 2 year old championship Saturday In the rich Futurity Stakes, but the main business at band lx Ihe 125.000 added Lawrence Iteali/atlun tomorrow at Belmont I'urk The Lawrence Is expected tu help settle the 3-year-old title- chase be tween the two leading contenders of the moment, Calumet Fnrui'a Mark*Ye-Well and Mrs Walter M Jeffords' One Count While Native Dancer was thump­ ing seven Juvenile rivals In the 13.000 Anticipation purse yesterday, Calumet’s trainer. Plain Ben Jones, won a protest over Belmont's will have lo carry 128. If he it arts. steward* Jones claimed Mark Ye Well was The Helimml Is weight (or aga, entitled to an eight pound allow 128 pounds The Lawrence Iteali/atton, being ance under conditions of Die Law rence. Tho stewards said not The run tin the 80th lime, Is at a mils ^ conditions state non-wliinora of a and live eighths. 1-year old weight for age race val Native Dancer, unbeaten novVia ued at 925,000 get eight |M>iimls off seven straight races, took charge the top weight of 120 pounds in the final three-sixteenths of a Mark-Ye-Well had won two ttoo. mile of the six furlong Anticipation 000 Jobs in Chicago during the Purse The grey son of Polynesian, summer, the Arlington Classic and from the stable of Alfred Gwynne American Derby, amt stewards Vanderbilt and ridden by Eric ruled he had lo pack 128. Jones Guerin, heat Ben Whitakers Tahi­ appealed tu Ihe State Racing ('mu tian King by a length and a quar­ mission and was upheld for Du- ter Hal Price Headley’s Repri­ two Chicago races were not weight mand wax third. The Vanderbilt colt was tha 92 M for age. One Count, winner of Ihe tluo.mxi lor 92 mi favorite . Belmont and the Travers Stakes. other neophyte to the pig-kin snort. Knelt passlmr duv miiki-s tloprospects fur Friday night's Gus­ lis encounter nil tha more Inti-rest­ ing. You can still suve „ hind, on u senson hook of tickets if von hurry down to Tuuehton's or Koumillut nml Anderson's h-fure Friday und loiy your ilucnl now. FHtl OPPONENTS TALLA H AS SEE — (Special)— ............... upptiiwmta arc on tha 1952 Florida Statu University fuiithull schedule. They ara Fur­ man. North Carolina State, VMI, Louisville, l.ouislunu Tech, Misni—Hippi Suiithurn, and Georgia Tech. 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He said he chose the method of raising the Income of "key stale employes" because the positions were filled by men wnn not only D look the lobs al less money than they had been rerelvlng "hut gave up security (or the hazards of gov eminent ." He said nne official had nt least three times (timed down offer* from private enterprises at more than three times hla public salary "This loyalty and devotion Is very hnrd to attract, nml once attracted It Is very hard to treat lightly." Stevenson said. The Illinois governor said he hoped "this’ discussion will focus attention on this problem on all levels of government." He maintained that adequate compensation for public officials Is "one of the most pressing needs for good government." Stevenson closed his campaign ■wing wllh the assertion he Is sure of victory in the presidential elec­ -J* tion. ( AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER HANFORD, F L O R ID A I k e .. Declarer Truman Afraid Of Red Russia Administration H i t For Losing Respect Of Nations Abroad ; Inflation R a p p e d By JAC K B E I.I. •UTH SIIRCI, chosen as Queen of Ihe l-o* Angeles County Fair, Pomona, Calif., poses with Mrs. (lefll and Mr. Grind Champion Guernsey after the livestock had won out over 300 entries. The cow Is four years old, while Ibe bull 11 e senior yearling. ( International Aoumfphoto) Spencer Elected City Employees As President Of Given Pay Raise Seminole C Of C 01 Ten Percent Jack Hall Commended Operating Budget Is S e t A t $'127,950, For Outstanding Inoi’caso Of $52,822 Service During Veair WEDNESDAY SEPT. ABOARD EISENHOWER SPE­ CIAL kfi— Gen Dwight I) Ei«ru hovver -Irclareti tial.iy that the Tru ­ man adnilnlstrution .u-ems to "cringe and jump" every time the Soviet Union makes n world move Resuming tin* whistle stop cam palgnlng alter hrnring his riinnmc male, ben Itlchanl M Nixon, ev plain his privately raised expense fund over radio uml television Tuesday night, the Republican presidential nominee began nt t'lilllicolhe, O , a day of Intensive s|*eaking Eisenhower, who threw away a prepared address on inflation in Cleveland Tuesday night, told ihe Chtlllcothe train-side crowd that the Truman administration has "lost respect" abroad because at home it bus become "Inept, m competent, complacent and ntto guilt " tint Elsenhower, In n spen I, he pul aside in Cleveland riteadu* night in order to talk uIkiuI hi* running mate, said the peril <>l inflation has reaehrd "dread SI/<heesnse Ihe nduunislr.dioti lias ,|. Iiheralely pursued a "rheap limit ry " lailicy He ehose to talk atioiit Nison and the nidlomillv televised spe»-< h Nison niiide Tuesday night In his prepared text, Elsonlm* rr stormed nt the Truman udliun tslralmn lor wtiHt he railed •Tie resort to Thea|i money' " lie rnllrd II "one of the oldest, nm-i statidiml devices of a regime ib i haled to perpetuating itself in power " Hr argued while eieryliisii "likes the eotnfortlng leellng of more money in bis imekel," (In* feeling Is,but un illusion "This il llision," Hie general said, "Jhe ad mlnstrotlon In Washington has systematically nourished and rs plotted for |tolilieal gains for me") years." Gov Adlnl E Hlrvrnion'x speech In Baltimore Tuesday qlght, g|viij wllh Elsenhower4" piVpnrrd rfxi gave the voters newly voiced views on Inflation from both presidential candidates Stevenson Hie I'eino erotic standard bearet blinunl "agents in the Kremlin" (or hui Ing *'dlimited a barrel nt *e.i t m the bread of our eiomon* Just ns they dl -agreed on "din lion's rouses, so were the two ill dldatrs fur apart m thru »-*<•- <d what tn do uImiiiI it Bui there - re some areas of agreement Both called for a clumpdowi' on federal spending and ueknowled.nl a subsiantlal part of the slash m-isl come In military spemlniu Stevenson outlined a (mu p-diit program calling (>ir »ug*- purr and rent controls "until price 'op going up" am) lor tnxe* on is nearly a "psy-as you go" lc is possible Eisenhower, In Ids trip tbmngh Ohio lo Clevelntid nnd m 'he s|ieech he scrapped lien- n> deal with Ihe controversy ovei Sen i('«aii«s»s ns r«o* r » « ' * ii 21, 1952 Senator Nixon Carries His Fight ToRadioAudience F P.i The \xxorl,rated Prrx* I i . - I .iirman nf the Republican N *i-"i ii i -m m tier Arthur Stimi rfra lil t.d I >da> be n certain ■i K ill.aid Nixon will stay on . ihe p. ' i i ' - - .ratulidrali- for vice ;• ■ -V ' tin- I 'mted States Dwiufit I*,- inflow er the GOP : i uli' ii i! tiiimuiei' presumably lira • the fit',.it x;ra% .md all advance n> Wei-' lli.it tie would keep \ X1.0 x iiunii i field told reporters at ' Vi -■ .ml 0 , it Kio-nbower and Nix-ti wo-ilil -older rat Wheeling, \\ \ ra t-umdu a 30 p m EST). \n oftieiral .Hum mcetiienl Is likely I.- tie made raffer Dial conference. for hmixrtf Nixon xaid, "I'm no quitter He x.rald the final doI’l'ioti w rax up lo the National Conimil lee **'immi ifield's answer seemed l-.uitirae enougb Meanwhile. Indlii,lu it ttn-mber - of the commUteo -»-■ lin n new - to reporters Not one i ralb d on Nixon to quit Tn a -uni Du.se willing lo eoinnient l.iudi'il In* speeili rand urged him 1• .!•< k III till- I ,K*I" Ira i nbow- i - railed t lie speech — ii ndti :i 'O IIIMINOIV UNriviusB-0 i - file, irrsy mxlig ,i,md him I I -' .pc. eh also brought rapid llfi'li,ird Nixon. G'*P \ n- M -u , ,| , m m ,. .. ........... ., -d \—hiiuin-'ts publie reply Wesl Ssicm. i lie , hx In- I . ,.I. . I , „ if,. ,,, . ,, ,, ......... ■ I .............I. .1 ihr-uigh -in of I -'ll iml, Nixi.ii - ' 'll ,1 t " I, |.„ — Mnl'. -In ii -• will.,P , .,,. • d i:n- ill I log Irani * t'lx i sli l H . l r v Pec , , ..f ll .e , ......... ... , Z f , - r ...... I boil oul- of messages Hooded ii m u Hu I'oiiutl'v Most of Ihem, I- imI on Gid* and Western Dillon ■' iim..ii-. m i" ,I (fiat Nixon slay on l|ie ticket H i t'.t teal old i diforrn.i senal. i w is lii f- ndito: bimself against t di'iiieiil.s lli.it be was unethical rand morally wiottg lit aecepting i onirlbuliotix from California bustii-xtiieti Nixon -aid he iixed the money lor peri'li jmldieal p.orposes and dial lu- saw nothing wrong In his rai i mux Walter Italian ran of West V ir­ ginia, vire chairman of the Re­ public m N.iimmtl Committee, lold ..-pm lc*-.., u't i„ hoarded Ihe * - i t r* • Uv JOHN' CHADWICK N4*!t11v tIii »■»• ii!iHIi»ii lit. r * Iran d troidnn Hint the favorable W ASHING I ' iN .1* siaije rami ft*11411•« die |tfi 11D Ijifi1 !1Ill IT tn Di*' H.t i-esponsr t.s Nixon's broadcast had screen xlnr Jmlv llnllbl.n Inbl Sen DmnuI jttnu |ii in "'f I In" Hi tv iiccii "lei rifle " ih- un i-xliipihii - ib.ii in getting ttf Am*-11«”j«, Knit I i lint it n, **f Il-*pnb1ienris ke|d me iqi rail .,1 wi do . dbng to o-k how they could mixed tip wiib \ .iiinns ( iimmiinist r.HVIIM H, pawt ill 1f . I k'MV# *1 fnmlx -Iti- u ii- n rtispiiiisibl-' unit K i until* * I ii H Dih| th,* f . s),M’s . rlii'ii- d r -lie Hull Nixon be Iitnrc III.in slightly sltipnl L'atii /ill idii I mlImv it Mi* * ■ k. 't't -ui the to kef " If.ill raii tin said When she Innt tier - ii' npcm-il im** if th** \ ii I ' • ■ M < I <0 itli-lu xranl they be "KlM.tMl *’■! 'Mil' 0,11 I- wbill w rax gmng (in hr xranl, l , <d \,s..n old gtealei streiigtl* she hrl cll lined pctiph in lilies V **ii(! Ii I .......... m i l h i til'P »* i ■ ' . i‘. ", 11 l now lb.ill ever be h*»li ,** »-• I*i In**’*I I *t Mg.ill her f. ■. IK- riii,•! il filling sei-inx lo be ” 1 W .illicit I" kllmv xx Ii.)I I brail all a*|si-*et. 41MI4 t •;»«• D m - i * f »• i i»i|t» !**•.■■ t * 0 t i would I-- i ...it if raltv .rat ihuir," s lid Ibe .iclrexx «lm won i|#i|lti»'* |**i#’t I* f.(t \ « ‘ m M| ' u.pt wen- m ole to eliminate bint I b i- Mnl mu I' m lure \cinli-my H im Dm\ *’** ’ Jit •***IuMi » 1* v ........ the ticket " Aw.iril III Ih.’il lot her poitriiyral id i ii**i||jh «v I * D im tiv • 1 1 II.ill.mao -..ini lo- bad tele ii ilumli blonde in "Horn Ycxler »H1*1. “ t*. t* It th* W♦•••?•• .1-•» \ " . t .iplir,I Nixon telling him " The din " I’h i* I * i f ii»*i hn t th*"' ft* (I uHlIittlhll ltd rngP I'lMirl i be Scn.de interiml xc< nelly xuli Judy Holliday Kiwanians Told Admits She Was By Karl Lehmann Slightly Stupid Of Scout Work Slu* Hired Invest.ijai­ Three Million I’ovs lors To Find Out And Adults Said To What Commies Did He Ppj'ticipatinjv enuimlttr'e iliseloxeil todrav Ibid id closed door sexsionx Inxl spring d bud ipirslninrd Mixs I fnl Iid ■v com eitliin Sam l.i-vi-nxon, m lor Philip Iraudi and xlllger Hurl Ives Tin- ti-klimniiy of rail fmir wax niiide public If xhowi-il flint limy all were asked ratmut ' oinmiinlxl front org.inw.dionx nr nctivilirx with wbli'li llieir names brave Imen linked Tlmy swnre limy bad never knowingly taken part III any Commniilxi nuivcuii id l.rvrnxon rand Ives a|qie,iri'd im fine Ibe xulicotnmilter rat ibeir own i rolled Ihe Small- gioup has tiern prob nit; (or any .ubverxlve uifdlrallnti of ibe radio, television nrul enter i.ilument Indiixlnex Today's seeotid volume of texli ninny, with xtllt more lo come, wax released by the subcommittee without comment In an accompli uyitig state incut, however. Chairman MrCiirrnn (D Nevi Mid that "cnmmiiiilsm fix! ens llxclf like a leech" oil the i areer* of prominent figures In the entertainment world He remarkrd un whul be called "the xtrlklng number of fommu nixfconfrollrd organlratlons ami Curnmunlst-spnnsored activities In wldeh some of the witnesses have involved themselves." hntil Im lll^ Milt i*i •hr*ud. h t'd (go» ' f •1. Al l. ' *I ' «4 *|l, S.'MIlf •%, S.'f.MD I lit ■S. - A ", ry'AjCy jLiijtf , it . 1st 1*!• » fit. | ., (It *•I'M** * If nitn l : t »t » nt tIn •f' ' •i * ! • -i i t ’ vi’/ii i>t •11 mint1'* t * n‘"i v%♦* Sl’lMlt I I "Smi’M ■ oiDllft' h* eIII! Ml *lo riitinl iv i 1•*I m i * th*' ti'n iil h> that 17 luiUlan l»MVi Inn** II iiliiliiKCil Ills I'n g r it <*n• I ••(•*■ Christ mas Seal Sale Clans Discussed t hi I '•tM'l t . l ', III' Sl'fll •''«IS* 1•1*► I lit .1 Ih •11' I it I If Ml t* •-!• \ I 1., Oil,. 1 II '* M nf ••yniini l u l l ill II i»f f 'P i ■ y-a l IfMil I -A , linn 1Iw literal tl .!■ •<f th** • »t *4 i; .(fill 4•if,! it. -I I I '' N■ I lit I |lli*i ( rn* iif Hu I*"* ■1tills ' , i Mt|l|'lHll|«H ...1 ,.( i Uv • •f Mi- -1.1* " Ml .f tl 4 ..i*1•M in. ei-'i-l f tlp* ii "'rSnllf'tt, put *1 i\ • Mnl-' '\ il- Ii*\ I* |ll I frill • < "mil v ’* mill' III’ 'll Mi .1- 'ill 1 "X WH ■ »|4|«»lin*., i i'hitit ittJiu 'if a !*•*I m*nf *tv i. < ami Mia . RuMt II taut lull, I ' ’HI Pink. WHrl I 11•*| 118 'III *•t'T at ln» !*•• 11**1114I t » "Wo do mil want to accuse any­ born-- k'JI « a 1•lull mi ' l.e i -', , o' one nf 'guilt by association,' " Mr Heal .al- Isiixi it ii*i- loi. at Ira es Carran said, "lint it is a dangerous Inin-. I'll-. ?11 Ig Mi, iiiii Ii"'ll IN'el type of thinking that leads people Into surh Involvements ing wi ... M. - J • Ci lien, Ml W \ 1 --» "II is mil the sort of thinking C. IV Iim k-- v. Mi 1o-nl gt llial should be permitled to express w aril, 1 ,,| exl n tv. Mi Itself freely lit such Important Mean-- Mvi- 1". Mr» . olio 1in Ii* -III. Go| inrdlu as radio, television nnd other Paula. K hi 1v types of entertainment directed at dni) sSw»‘»'HPV Miuk CIh •I'lnii 1 Si Mai. -il 111 MurNi'llI, M i .ra. Itnbeil the minds of our people." Miss Holliday was questioned fnr Itrndfi r»l. Alt niiinnt « Sp rings, Ray two hours nnd 40 minutes al n se­ Slaton, Dr. Frnnk I, fjoillninii cret hearing here lost March 2(1 Mrs. i’1ii ru .14ib»*, Mi i William Yi-xlev Mri* f'firib' 1 nml Mt o (LsslIsitS (in ran* C-nul borne. Chicken Dinner Ih Dyer To Address Given For VetcrnnH Fiscnhower Group Members nf Chapter No. 30, Disabled Veterans, rnloved n fried chicken dinner Innt night at the Legion Hut. A program of entertainment followed, and rending* by Mrs. M. T . Haiti*.* and daughter. Diane were enjoyed. Judge Douglai fitnnxtrom served ns toastmaster and 0. A. Muffley, post command­ er. presided. Commander Muffley today urg­ ed all ellglhte veterans In this area who do not belong to the D- A. V. to Join the post at once. J, II Dvrr, Oilaudo, •liulrniun of llie Central Florida Demo crata fnr Elsenhower organlratbin, will speak nt n public meeting al 8:(HI o’clock tomorrow night at the Court House in connection with tho setting up nf an Elsen­ hower headquarters here. Mr. Dyer, who la nft» of four men on tho policy nnd executive committee of tho Democrats fnr Elsenhower In Florida, wilt talk on policy and organisation plan* to be followed by the local group. VW <>‘P Av.,1 l Telegrams To Favor K e e p in g C a l i f o r ­ nian In Campaign O f R e p o rte d By BILL IIF.CKKH LOS A N G E L E S Ai- Son Richard M Nixon carried his fight for jmliticnl till- to n iiidlnn-wiilf audlenre Inst night, nnd then moved on to Montana today before a deceive tnreting with lien Dwight It, El senhower Tlir young GOP vice presidential nominee rested bis (ale on nu un­ precedented T V radio appeal to the American public lie left the questurn of bis removal from the Hepublican ticket squarely up In the parly’s mdional committee Nixon said be plans to it.... . Geo Elsenhower "somewhere i»i West Virginia " The time and place prob­ ably will be srl today after Nixon keeps In- -peaking appointment in Missoula Mont Nixon interrupted bis Western campaign lour to re torn to lais Angeles and make his plea lo the nation Ike, in a telegram from l Irvc land after Nixon’s speech, labeled it "magnificent" and a .krd tn •rr Ins running mate "at mice " A flood -f telegrams and phone call* followed Nixon's dramatic of­ fer hi submit (lie make or break decision lo Ihe National I'omillee "W ire and wide the lleiiublic.in National t'oinrnlttee whether yo-i Monk I should slay or whether I should get off." Nixon exhorted, "and whatever lltrlr decision Is. I will ahide by i t " the appeal came after Nlxutl, the young man who loomed lo political prominence In a short six years, aald "not one cent of the 11H.ooo (supplemental expense fund raised by supporters h ero over went lo me for my personal use." It*.denied >iy moral wronxdnl-; reiterating "E ve ry nrimy of II was used lo naj for polllical expenses that I did not dunk should tie charged to the taxpayers of tin* I 'oiled Stale* He lauded Elsenhower as "doman to etran up" corruption and i niutiionlsui Later, al Ihe airpott bebue leaving lor Missoula, be dc cl ar cd "What happens to me Is mil mi porlant, what happens to I'atrlci i and our two yinuigslers Is not im porlant, what is lioportalil is wbal happens to mir country What Gen Elsenhower stands for is lot Ibe good of all Americans ” Ills press secretary. James Hasrl look aboard n .x lx ln rh slack of telegrams 'Ibe main lais An gi-les Western t*ninn offlre report ed handling S.ism lelegrnms re gnrdlng Nixon within four hours alter his speech The NIK' switchboard tn Holly' wood was jammed for 2'v hours Itllllr Clevenger, chief operator said She sold the vast majority of callers were pro Nixon Nixon gave details of his own B ii i * No. 21 F l o t 'i i Nixon Continues His Campsii^n Candidate D ec la re t; Ho Did Not Touch Fund For Own l Tse St Louis Chosen As Site For Next Year’s AFL Meet bsm A.-modulcil Pres** I.eiiHCil W ire \ Nixon To Remain On Cordell Reveals His Candidacy For Work Is Started City Commission On Repaving Part Of Seminole Blvd. “t e Mostly rlmul* anil scattered showers tinrlh purllon. I'arlly ■ «lth » iilely scattered show'T'. iiml Ihumler-how rrx south nor* tiini through Thuridny. Little rhnngr in temperature. * Ml rilv employees were gr*nl«d |U pereen* -*i«e bv ihe Cite f'ommlssliin whli-b met Inxl night in ndlmirped session to adopt the budget nnd to set *hr mtllnge late. The new opemtlng budget, said City Manager Tom l.emnu, was set at *127.030 or ir.'J RKl* over the *.’175 I MM oneriitlons fund set nt ttiis time hist year. The Inst vcrai fund was overspent tiv ration* |10,non es of Aug I. be drelsieil This venr. he added, the City intends tn keen within tin* budget nnd operating revenue* «rr experleil to equal the 1427.030. The Commission passed n re­ solution to let the tax rat" remain the eanig for tha coming year, 17.4 In hfs final major speech of th; mllla of wldeh 0 mill* is for debt Eastern Jaunt ha declared (he Re. service and H.t mllla,foe operating publlcnni~?nd DJtttUlulry - Sen expenses. Robert A ;,T ilv -T r e r f <(>oni1b}e for The budget will ru Into effect Inflation tad the high colt of liv­ Oct. I. and at that time th- wage ing. |prre"s-,s will rp Into effect, said C. Wayland Rrooks, Illinois Re Mr. Lemon. publican national committeeman Hi1 stale,| that he Is roioidlittg and lormor U S. senator from the budget figures In detnll and Illinois, demanded yesterday in n will release them In the near fu­ letler to Stephen Mitchell, chair ture. man of the Democratic National The amount set aside for bond Committee that Gov. Stevrnson debt service thl* year will withdraw from the race. "Nuts." 1141.130, he said. ws3 Mitchell's reply lo newsmen In w Washington who asked him If he Revenue from tha Water tiewould demand that Stevenson with par Orient Is anticipated nt l i l t . draw. He said he was not going In IDO. Of this amount, 160,000 will talk about Ihe fund because Ste­ Iw tllverleel tn the City budget and venson had made a statement will be Included In Ihe 1427,080 about It. figure. A total of 117,180 will go for sir-lit service, and the real for Mitchell has demandrd lhal Sen nichard Nlxtn of California resign operation of the department. An anirritlniertt to the ordinance as Republican Vice presidential rovcrlng licensing of amusement candidate because ol the Its,2.13 devices was passed, and all prevlcontributed by • group ol Calif­ oua ordinances conflicting were ornia businessman to supplement repealed. t a hta -government income and egThe ordinance now provides ™ pense funds. that each operator of automatir Stevenson has acknowledged that pianos, phonographs or like de­ be collected a fund to augment vices pay an annual fee of 1100, * elate aalirtee of some of his so. plus 128 for earh machine. II n n l ln io -l O n I 'm . Cnnrl , pnintlve officers. However, ho said, Amusement parlors h a v i n g there wea nothing aeeretlve nr im­ games or other amusement de­ proper about the fund. vices not otherwise classified bv In Baltimore, where Stevenson the ordinance are taxed |28, ami made a major addreia last night, 1.1 for earh game In rarest, of 20, newsmen esked hla presi secre Operators of coin operated atnusptary, William Flanagan, about the J, n*n«"r Cord-dl fnr'"r*,1i ment device.* will pay an annual demand by Brnoka. fee nf 1100. nnun->“ l Id* esn-tldury *— •**■ ' 'r "We wouldn’t dignify Curley tax on ahufflelmard games •be r iiy md-ie-' uvsiisiis os rwiw t * » Bale Carnegie Course amiTheminiature Work was started yesterdev pool tables war set tb* No*' 4 n t v elc"tlnn. |28, nnd other similar devices, Mr. OrrUH Is inarrled *" 'b* afternoon no repa'dm* Hemlnob' Is Scheduled Here at 118. Coin operated radios air li­ former Nell Wltl|"nis and '' •' Rouleverd tietween Park nnd Pill censed at 12.80 each. Amusement r»slde nt 21121* Elm Avert.......... .. mettn Avenues. tfcnw mschlnerv of the f it v More than 40 local business and parks will pay 178 fees. Amuse­ tbs|e two son*. Terrv 17 nnd '■■ *Street Denartment l"dnv wic lieeenfesslonal men and women nnd ments not covered bv the ordin­ nw 11 Me own* s*"1 " " n n '" 1 Inters* W clt'sens *m fu-heiln|e-| ance will have to pay |28 a week. husln***. Cord"ll*s li.-i-ior log tise.l ta remove the old black ♦o attend the Dal" Carnegie P-rvIrr, al 402 Exit, Hr--ml too "tirfeclrig. nrepsratorv tn the laving of th" ri"w street. Course to be started here on Oft. fit-eft. Engaged In the work were a NEW YORK i* -Tb a American t at a location to be anrounred PIorh Are Approved He wxi born In H «rt'»-tl rran*. a grader, a Caterpillar trac­ Federation of Labor today (elected In the* near future, Janies Arch, snd mme to fianforil In 102*'- .For Barbecue Pit St. Louis as next yeara contem Orlando, representative for the has lived here since, ,e*rn>' f-r tor equipped with a grader blade e ■ ra .1 V tlon site— provided It la aieured cotrse, announced today. lhre« vf*rs snent In the N»v<- -I >• and a number of Irurka. The Plans were approved last night Th*. rourse la Heine sponsored that Negro delegate! will not face Inir World War II from which ha grader was being emptoyei) to at an organisational meeting for by the Sanford Klwanls Club un­ discrimination. was dUchsraed os a Chief Avia­ break up the street surface Into the construction of a bsrbecue pit tion Machinist Mate. He I* th» large chunks, which were collect­ A spokesman for the A FL Execu­ der direction of th* Iltislnrss ..nd on the Ssnford Farmers Auction tive Council aald St. Louie was Pnhlle Affairs Committee of grounds. Immrdlete n'*l commander -f ed, and lifted bv the rrane Into waiting trucks. chosen on the Miidlllon that which Forrest Rreckenridge is Approximately 60 organisations Cnmnhell-I.n»*(nir Post 51 <-f *he The work Is being facilitated w< American l.eglno and Is servi— h George Meany, AFL secretary* chairman, were represented at the gathering part of the rxpeiimcntal street re 0»sle Osgood of Monlverde, one a director for the Seminole Coil-treasurer, finds that "hotel ac­ which met In the auction building « Pair program of Toni Lemon, City comodations and other condition!" of the top Dale Carne-ie Instruc­ south of Hanford on Highway 17- tv Ilasebalt Association, lie tors In the countrv. will teach the DJ, oresldent of the Legion Exlr A •• Manager. Most of th* subsurface will be satisfactory. y and a director of the of the street Is In good condition, The spokeaman aald the AFL clan In the fundamrntuls of ef­ AH organisations which plan to sodatlnn Hemlnole County Sportsmans \<- he raid, only making It necessary wanted assurance that Ha Negro fective (peeking, leadership train­ u*f for a soeia*lon. He Is al*" a member »f to fill In holes and dips. * delegates would be accomodated. ing and human relations, said Mr. small donation which asked will be used the Mr. Lemon said he wss keeping First nentiat Church. I t A. Philip Randolph, president of Areh. Tho rourse. he said, Is for men as rent, according to C. R. Dawson, Mr. Corrl»l| atatod that lie bus s rarrful check to assist In de­ the ell-Negro Brotherhood of Sleep­ termining the cost of a major of the auction. no political tlea or affiliations with ing Car Porters, objected Tuesday and woman who deal with the pub- ,ecJ®tf,rX‘lr*Mur*r Facilities on the grounds for anv croup. He say*. "] am run- street Improvement program. In any way. Applications may when Miami, Fla., and BL Louta "Pm going to aee what It In gomado at tha Chamber of Com- picnics, outings and parties already nlnir for thl* office berniise I mil were mentioned aa posathte site* Include running water, a water vitally and alncerely Interrstcl ing to east to do the whole tiling," for next September)! convention. cooler, electric lights, a telephone, In the Industrial ami all around he aald today, "and see If our bud­ The AFL convention here con­ Elteia d” h' Hbeffleld, Pyxing space, ■ large shelter and erowth of our town and I bop* get will stand It." as a radio operacluded Tuesday and the choice of picnic tables. Hpeaklng of othor necesssrv lx the Hov, A ir Force during that I can do mv bit to make our next year's (He was left to the ■tree! improvement) In the city, irtd War II. community a better place In wh'ch lg-member A FL Executive Coun­ , HKHINGWAY HONORED our children can live, however, I he sated, "Th* bigger holes we cil. HAVANA. Cubs tgt — Cuba gave have MEN'S C LUB no potitlccl promise* to want to taka care of a* noon an The council, wflj hold Ha next 1 8 . F, a gold medal to novelist Ernest make. If possible." operator of the tha people of Sanford t p meeting In Miami Fab. X. He pointed out it would bs less Camera and t Shop and former llamtnaway last night fop hla new fit to elect me. I will contclcntl director of Voles of Anuilca book, "The Old Man and the Sei." ously do everything tn my power expensive to tako care of thu I’tiLICM SEAMS PresenUng the medal, tha Cuban to act In accordance with what I worst snots In city paving now aUUoR In ih, Germany, was Four member* eg the Sanford Tran! married Olga itdla Trent, think Is to the best Interest of the rather than let them get Into too Right at the meetFallen Department recently posebyterlan Church a native of Hull, England, in June, town as a whole and all of It* cltl- bad a condition. service exnmhiotwnx for 1M1. after a courtship by mall. ■sns. I can make no special prom­ Other projects of the street deflrel oteta* N* O, Garvice-president of Thay separated laat January when ises because If fleeted, I will be isrtment today Included ths relayX, conducted the aha tried to end her life by shoot- only on# man on a five man com­ ng of bricks in « dip on First Btard, aanoq was held In the ta*. Trent said he couldnt’ make mission, but I can assure you I Street, between Palmetto and t V r .ers Jee HWkson, Jock ■lac of the church, the IN weekly peymenta because will at all times be acting with Ssnford Avenues, and cutting and B. program chairman, "I have been taken for a sucker tbs bast of Intentions, and vote grass in ■ lot at Palmetto Avonus snd Ssmlnols Boulevard. and I am broke." i Ute speaker. my convictions on all Issues. li. \V. Spencer. Hanford attorney, was rle-ded president of the Sem­ inole County Chamber of Cnmmrrre nt n special meeting ore •bled over by President .lark Hull lard night nt the City Hull. W. A. Patrick, chairman of the nomi­ nating rnminlttee, r>re"i-nlrd the nomination* for nil offlre* and they were unanimously elected. Other officer" elected were John lirumley, vice president; K. (!. Kll natrlck, Jr. treasurer: nml Rollnml Dean, member of the eserutlve committee. Mr. Speneor, who will raaunie of­ fice nt the next meeting of the board. Is unlive born anil n mem­ ber of a pioneer family of Hanford. He attended Sanford tmhiW school* ami graduat'd from the UhW-trsiljr of Florida, Hu la a member of the First Methodist Church and Is a past president of the Rotarv Club. Upon motion of II. H. Pone a rising vote of thanks for outstand­ ing services rendered Ihe Chamber of Co miner re during the |m*t v<-nr wan extended lo President Hull who In tutn introduced nod welromeil to the orgnolintinn the new members of the hoard. Manager Forrest Rreckenridge nnnounreil thnt ohms are progress log satisfactorily for Ihe observ anco of Hanford's 7f»lh nnnlver*ary on Kept. 21) and Introduced Jack It. nutts, manager of Sanlnmlo Springs, and commended him for the Improvements being made at tills popular recreation center. Frank Evan* of T ake Mary r* pressed hla apprrriation for the good work of O. E. Fourakre on the County Commission and *ahl that he has done more for task* Mary than any other commissioner In recent veara, Among those present at the meeting were Oro'C* Touhy. If. II. Coleman, George Htlne, F. E. Ronmlllat, Jr., Pete Higgins, ,t. B. Roxton, Roy Rrltt, Knrlyle Honsholder. Gene Tuekrr, Dan Wright, II. B. Pope, John Bromley, Holland Dean, E. G. Kllpatriek, Jr., M. L. Unborn, Frank Evans, the Rev. Lucian Hrott, R, E. True, C. P. Draslngton, and Mi Fourakre. TH E W EATHER • - - A iO iU l' Pro! Frank Tubbs Is Speaker Before Loral Pilot ( lub H-. f Flunk It Tubbs of Stetson 1it\ -poke to uiembeix of Hie I > > i-ib to Mien regular dinner -■■*- *i>i- in Mi*. 3*rtriil Club lust , i mil -mu- tin piopo-cd plan p , \ I It 1' I•i, nl,on Classes wbl.-ll w d » , ii in Hanford on Kept, III). I , , , will l.e fold two evenings , i I. • f ->o rw-’ -dayx nu i ThorsI — '..r a p.-rind ,.f -IX weeks sod ,, two Ilnurs long They are n> i I-, UNV"ri.' tn Mie county from In i, --deed age up and tin- fee of 1' I;c cxplatucil, wilt fie used ' , fmnnee scholarships for de,'ivint- tinv» and girls in Seminole ' inis' ' In ee high schools, nt Tllblix pointed out the ir A i Hinge- of Adult Education on llie student's level in J',r ledfog -cbolarship funds ami nt uiiiie Gut-- giving nil opportunl- adults to obtain a better MlL > 'a tiding of tb - subject s in 'l’.‘ *xr «. •h they an- mo t interested, lie urged lln- I’ll rat club to proin,,I - ii rlnxi in literary criticism and radio speech for which the •■••ivices of Dr. Mary Catherine Parks could be secured. Ills (irslies -■I Dr. Park's abilities were very I igb. \anther class Mint he strongh advocated was one in personelily il-v-dopmeiil which will lie i'isliiii-led by Dr. Eugene It. Strike, if enough persons will Join the ,'las*. At least 10 pet sons a ir re* ■piireil, In- -aid. Mrs. M. It. Smith distributed blanks for menibeis lo sign for tha classes and reminded them thnt ■eglsMatlon will Im held Monday, Kent. 21* at Seminole High School, Ptof. Tuhiis was Intimtuced by 3lrs J. C. Miti Indl. program cbalrinan. Mrs. Tubbs was welcomed as i visitor uml Mrs. Rill Clark, a in-wi-iinter to Hanford who is em­ ploy t-d at The Hanford Herald was introduced bv M ri. V. C. Messsn^ r ^ t M ^ ^ -i ii e v ^ ln ic k jt r e ik k d . Movie Time Table HIT/. , "Clash Ity Night" 1:00 • B:0I - 5:04 - 7:12 - 0:10 MOVI E LA N D Show opens 8:48 “ He's a Cockeyed Wondar” 0:8!) - 10:29 "Whistle at Eaton Falls" 8:30 only �T IIK SANFO RD IIK H A LI) if* I W*d. fl«p t. I I , M52 Tire Sanford Herald R<lakNil*4 la I M —v k tu h »4 M N r »««•**( sa la rS a r M te e S a r. t'b rU lm a a a H flaw Taata. f a k l l i k U mm la la rS a ra tm t. latrka* IhvUtM ias aas Taara I I I M aaaalla A ta a ta * T 5 i 5 a l ~ » i i "aaaaaA ' alaaa aaailar Uatabar *», IUIU. ai I k . I’aal O lllaa - I tmmlmnl, M i.rla a, a a ia r lha A al __ Oaaaiaaa ml H a n k *. 1*7*. NOM A vn l„ i i K t . " U . *' InaHmuch tin Sanford bus consitlurlnK for noma time thii mlvlHnbllity of ntltllnR fluorlno to tho Clty’n water supply for tho purpn.no of preventing tooth decay, u recent editorial In tho Tampa Trihuno mlKht ho of apeclal Intercut. "Dimplte opposition which is larKtdy emotional, the movement for fluorldntlon of municipal water supplies to help reduce dental decay is makinK progress In Florida," the Tampa paper says. "Daytona Rcnch Is the latest city to ap­ prove the plan jif addliiK fluorides («• ID, wiHt-r .... v " ^ “ 1 * IF U rN IIT IIIII H U M S»r V a v r•la» L . ________ __________ _________ _______ __*_____ M ya * M nalb .. ........ ............._ ..._ I no Ifcts* SSunian------------------- Fluoridation: Facts Vs. Emotion B.IM II* JU u m k n __ - _______ Sam 1a* T s ai .. ------- . . . ...____ is m i “T I T sW Im arr i o l r r s , sa rin ml •Saaks, rsaiilarlnns an* aatlrsa s i SM tirlalam sat Ins Iks •■ i s m s i l tnSnlng lungs, w ill bs sbusas* lur at ssoulss agssrllslna ratsn. WKDNKHDAY. 8KPT. 21. 1032 ,1'rarl bredrd comfort in bond­ age. In defeat. In ruin again anJ •Ml"- Yet In the end God lias bad a magnifl.ent piece for id* childYvn- He will not leave them coin­ mile**. A* one whom hie mother CjMiforlrlli so will | comfort >ou. — Isa. 66:13. Congratulation* to Governor Cul­ ler Wauen upon being commiitinned a commodore in the Oklahoma DavyI • W. see whet* Governor Sieved•on • son and a grandson of forn«r Preiident Franklin D. Roose­ velt are rooming together al Harvard. Thai would he enough lo finish the Governor with a lot of i •r i .,i t 'T / /" r,r/rt‘ Too Late To Classify THE PLOT THICKENS . . .It has harbored CummunlsU n high places and labeled all atempts to dislodge them “ red erring." It considers that tha party’s <omine« was handpicked hy Harry *. Truman and that the hails for he selection was knowledge th»* Democrats are so imbued with down-the-llne party loyalty that they ar* willing to march meekly to the polls snd vote the Demo­ cratic ticket whether or no. Southern Democrats are fnr from happy. They realise now lM» 'VrwjIA •ib * * TJ i -.i ? Jw frv/'ken .fou*,,. „ L , I ; grand and glorious ride and thev i intinue th e ’ Iru n ta it p o ,iM », » n t r , i .ii;,iiinn'to11e rs trirnr TtctKm, tftey fiunraiid inklTJ&WM* ''« s " w w •-rrra.i'i uFfiser' amrfWW Attempt At . Unity Tit* Stale Drmucratic Executive Commillre it calling * tpccial meet­ ing at which all Democratic ramlidate* and office holder* will he a«k*d In soppoft the Stevenson Spaikman ticket. Asked? lirggrd? Or brow-bra Irn? HtevenHon Fund K WASHINGTON U t-Th e preside!) tial campaign, which is suppo*?'.1 lo be a tuber discussion of the issues, has been suddenly side swiped and knocked Into a ditch. Fingerpoliillng Is the main atnartion now What Gen Eisenhower and Guv. Slevenion Imve hat) to tay In the W« may have llioughl our taset wir* high in l*?40, bul alxady tom* of nr aie wishing for die good* old dayi. Th«n ilia total lax l>Ut$*n - (ftderal, slat* and local) nn iin n ** r.w r - t t owl dence of this is becoming more rnari to disaster and corruption. The Clav County resolution and more apparent. In mv mail this morning I re­ mints out that the platform of ceived a cirrulnr issued by the 'he Notional Democratic Tarty Columbia County Democrata for s a socialistic program and d»Ritenhower. It is refreshing and erts the fundamental democratic bespeaks hope for America. It ad­ rrlnclples upon which the party founded, noq and woicn which principles prindpltf . vocate* that voter* nut patriotismI vos luuiiuni, (hove patty, principle* above pol­. m e adhered to prior to the ad- V itics. and urges Democrat* to vote■ 'ent of the "New Deal" and "Fair for Eisenhower, McCarty andI Deal" cllaue* who have stolen the arty name and the national party Holland. • * In the same mail I received a machinery. It denounces waste and rglra -copy of a resolution adopted by, the Clav County Democratic Ex­ vaganee and the growth of a ecutive Committee that voices the, gigantic central government buIt same sentiments and urges sup­ reauerney In Washington. port for Elsenhower hut calls for. uoints out that both nominees party support as fsr as state andI have again and again Indlcattd local candidates ere concerned. 1iheir Intention to rnntlnu* to folThe Columbia C unity circular. low the Fair Deal line with its trend to socialism, centralised f and the Clay County resolution1 huiraunarv, civil right* program, both state In understandable Including the F E I’C. terms why such action Is taken. It call* attention to the fact that Spa.e does not permit use of tha election laws of Florida prothe complete test cf cither docu­ vido that Demociats shall vots ment here but the meat of the only for a majority of th* nomi­ -ocoimt It wound In a complete nee* of the party In order to loss of confidence in the present so-called Democratic National Ad­ modify a* Democrats, ami opposes ministration and a heartfelt de­ placing Idim) loyalty to the party sire to turn the ranrala out and above God and country. It points out that the platform start anew. and nominees of the Republican « Among the reason* cited and charged against the present ad­ National Convention are not ^ ministration are: the leakage of wholly acceptable to th* Clay Democratic Executive our atomic and uthcr vital sec- C o u n t y iris to Russia... .Mink coats and Committee but that said platform deep freer.*------grain storago and nominees do more nearly con­ thefts. . . .Internal Revenue scan­ form to the official platform of dal*. .. .Whitewash of. or callous our committee than do th* Na­ indifference to countless other tional Democratic nominee*. It close* by respectfully urg­ dishonest and Improper .ids. ing Florida Democrats to support Disapproval of our burgling of vote for Eisenhower for Preil. foreign affair*. War In Korea und dent. This revolt of Democrats loss of China to the Communists seem* to be general throughout ....T h e . peace diicus.lons that (hostute and is growing. % have dragged on for over a year OYNTF.R SEASON . . . . A foteign policy which ha* | JACKSONVILLE 'Av-The Flor made this nation <■ laughing stock DR. C. L. PERSONS ids State Board of Health sug ....W aste ill administering bil­ 01>TOM KTHI8i' lion* in honcstlv nit(luled foreign grsts lliat when you buy oysters, he sure lo loo kfor the cerlifica lellef. KYKS E X A M IN E D It contend* that the Northern tion niiinber on tho container. (controlling) wing of the Demo­ (JHASHES F IT T E D "Thai's your best guarantee cratic party rio longer lepir-rnli 116 .South Palmstta Avaaaa Itial Ihe oysters are of good qual­ lb* true Demonats of the South ity, processed and packed in keep­ ing with regulations designed to insiir e llieir freshness. says New und Used Instruments George W Gehres, shellfish sani­ All Leading Makes tarian with the state health agen­ ItepuirH nntl Herondltionlng cy's Bureau of .Sanitary Engineer- Brooks with nn answer," was Flan agan's reply At Brtxiks disclosed Ids demand, an Illinois Republican party ofliclal accused Stevenson and a Stale Department tierd of payroll padding in the Stale Welfare De­ partment. Brooks, lung prominent In lie publican pm I y ullnlrs ami now a Chicago attorney, alto called for a congirational iiiiuinlllee loves ligation of the Stevenson (und col who contributed Hie money and lection |ji an attempt tu disclose huw It was ipeot. Uukur’s Musicni Instrument Shop Cedar Avenue Phone M il Scnalot liumpliiey insists dial keener or later the ;ieuple of Ameri­ ca are going to rralire that the coils of public service are big. We'll aay they arel Et|>ecially the lax coili. Hut il would be a lot cheapei. it kermi to in, if we had only about half *• many "public Mtranu", 1 A greyhound bus had a blowout ‘ ' , ' in Alxbxma the other day and roll•d over a 65 foot rmbankmcnl. 5cm* 39 ptriont wet* tuthtd to a DMrby hospital wh*r« they wrt* ' treated for their injuries. Only on* di«d. Fortunately there w u a hos­ pital neaihy which could accommodal* them. W* luppoie lit* $18,000 gift which Wii mad* lu Senator Nixon wiH bad enough, but w* can't wpara il wai any worse linn $500,* 000 ’loon" which John I.. L*wii Mtd* lo Rooievflt back in IV36, or lha hundred* of thouianda of dollar* whbh John J. RiKob, G«rtsr*l Molor* magnate, put up for Al Smith If Ganaral Ei»eabow»r war* *I*ct I MaaifUftl. na knawt ka utniilrJ M aeon “N ever Had It So Good” Tampa Trlbuae Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Clause plsn to move tomorrow from 1108 Myr­ tle Avenue to 2.320 Narcissus Avenue on the l.nkeshore Routevard. v o r Mr. and Mrs. Ftrd Thurston have returned from Chenier, I’a. where they attended their grand­ daughter's wedding, Mis* Helen I.. Terwilleger to Rlehnid C. Zehlry. A K K fM ett fS’ImI 1fir IN V IT E D I't'i i ll rv.iniri'liMfir fiit-t'linpt lli»u lit prtqHTSn .il tilt* Among those who have entered their freshman year nt Stetson University in Del.and and plan to commute from Sanford ure Ronald Taylor, Waller Ronth, Joe Me­ riting, Robert White and George Herndon. SA N F O R D N ic M Iy A S S E M 1*1 , V 1 h .|t 1,|M|•1 O F (i()D I'li.". ;iv tlit•••••;)• Frivl.i\ V : If* 1* ,M. ;fiiiiil.x v I I A 1 V•llt|t**l 1 M . nl 7 flit I' M ID'V. 1'•t\\ .11.1 I'buil'l nUgwolhi »t 2nd It W illiaig P. Chapman Married In North The marriage of 3li*s Alice O'Rear of Morriktown, N. J. •<> William I*. Chapman Jr. id Sanford on Aug. 2-1 w«* announced today She is the daughter of Dr and Mrs. Floyd Barrel O’Rcai and Mi. Chapman's parents are of 268 West llffirri. w ,dei'l,>d nl the i. Nineteenth Slice! ill Sanford. The wedding took place at the gulnr biisiooN- nod -oeinl tm'etiiic Morristown Methodist Chinch with of the T iii Mi Seeker's ('In*, of lln Ur. Henry l„ Lainlidin performing Flr<t Methodist Church held on the double ring rerenmny. Prior to Mnnduv "I *1 *l<) o'clock nt MrKl" the exrhnnge of marriage vows, President Mr* It. I William J. Grubb* sang "Because" ley Hall Crenshaw i onducli'd Hie meeting and the Lord's Prayer. The bride, who was given in with Mr*. T E. Wilson in ehnii" marriage by her father, wore a of Hie ilevotinmrl. She led in II" ballerina length dress of Chantilly luce and nylon tulle with a finger singing of "God of I it nee" noil f"' tin vail of tulle. •She carried a her neriidute lend n |inlt of lie Bible topped with white orchids Third Chapter of Phtllipiun*- Mi and atepnanotis. Wilt,on closed llie devolliinnl po. Her only attendant was hei sis* tion of Hie preyi mil with a poet" ter Mr*. Walter Cilwa, also of "Omnipreneliius" followeil with » Morristown. Ilrr gown was also ballerina length and of soft blue prayer. nylon tulle and her cascade Imiuiuct Iteportn weie heard and Mra. c was of pink and white rosebuds. C. Priest, noininnling rliairniii" Arthur Reinsch of Westfield, N. read the names of those notriiMiil> d J, served a* liest m*n and iisliar* for offlees ibirtnr the 'rooilmwern Waltrr Cltw*. hrother-ln-law year. The following were elrc'rd of tho bride, ami John Bower, liresident, Mis. It -F. Cieiinhnw; hrother-ln-law of tho bridegroom. president, Mrs J II Cniwfnr.l, Mr*. Chapman is a graduate of secretarv. 3I»» N e l l i e V i n o I " < T K. W I "fi; State Teacher’* College at Trenton treasurer. Mrs and i» an In-tructor In the Morris­ teaelirr. Mrs. W IV Ctinpnmn town school*. The hridegtoom A-Histnid officers will In 'lis. raduated from the Univei-ity of T . F Wilson and M> I. bn I m lllnoi* and is an electrical engi­ hley Appnuilrd n ffl.ti- w dl be neer with the Bell Telephone Lab­ •1111*11111'' I'linlrmnn. M' M S oratories. Mr. nnd Mr*. Chapman Thornton; devniioonl Mr- 1 Itspent a week traveling through lloiik: niH'inl. Mi .1 I IJ •-r ; New England and are now milking pianist. Mr*. Bessie l.r. el., o"btheir home at It Olyphant Drive, ileitV. Sits. R. T Tliioi'i. (ill"' "g. Morristown. Mr*. J. W. Dm id mill Mi - < C. Among tho out of town guest* Priest; rpsoluHori eomeiilli. for the wedding were Mr. and Mr*. W. P. ('hnpinnii and Mis \ , ,gChanman and Mr*. L. M. Swain of Iran. Hanford; Mis* Mabel Chapman of Hostesses for the alb • 'll N**hville, Trim .; Mis* Virginia were Mra. Maldi Bbmol Mis. Chapman of Herradtira, Cuba; Mr. (Teoshnw, Mrs I II .............. I and Mr*. Juhn E. Bower of Brook*- wlm served linieule and . •• • vllle, I’a.j Mr*. Paul C. Hoyt and Thiue present were Mi Patty Hoyt of Brnttlehorn, Vt.l •haw, Mrs. Crawford, Mu ' ' *"' Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Reintch of an, ftir*. Wilson, Mrs lin iip Me. Westfield, N. J.; and Lt. and Mr*. Crum. 3ir*. Olive Well*, M. 1 u Robert Reinich, Aberdeen, Md. tie Draper. Mrs. Ruuddrv. 'W*. Itlser, Mra. Hunk. Mr i '• k. tickets by calling WU) or 2270. Miss Mrs. Blount. Mr i. G. It T tte . '•* i, flaver announced that a Mock of Thornton, Mia. Ella In I. ticket* ha* been reserved fnr Navy Priest, Mrs. F. It. Dynl aim K. P. Murphy. personnel. Truth Suckers Hold Art Collection To Re Officers Election Exhibited Tomorrow 9Room MotherH Make Plans For Carnivul A meelln* of Hie room mothers at Southside Primary School was h«td on Tuesday afternoon nl 2:00 p. m. tn acuualnt them with their dutiaa and the types «f booths Hint aaeh room will sponsor nt the an­ nual Hallows V n car nival to lie held Oct. 31, Mothers were asked to take an active part und make thi* the best rarnlval to be Held at SouJh Bide. Mrs. Jam** Young, publicity chairman, announced this morning that In addltiun lo the pony ride, grab hag. train, tmt dog booth, comic book liooth. costume parade for children, annual danre pro­ gram and tenrher'a costume parad*. each room will sponsor a booth as follows: clothe* sale, Ml** Ernestine Westphat; fish pond, MUs Jean Haver; bean board. Miss Kiltah Welch] rake H -««W - - - - Dr. 8. T. Vann left yesterday for his home in Albumiertiue, N. Mex. after visiting In Sanford with Mr. and Mr*. W. S. Thornton. Mr. and -trs. II. E. Power* re­ turned yesterday from an extended trip through the mountains of North Candinn and Virginia. En route to the mountains (hey were neenmpanied to Valdosta, Gu. by Mrs. Powers’ non David Hester, who entered ids sophomore yeur at Emory University. Following their visit in tiie mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Powers visited his sister, Mrs. Troy Hester nt Fayetteville, N. C. and returned to Florida along the Eastern Seaboard. Morgan) and white elephant Mle, Mrs. Earl Loucks. Also a plant sale will ho held Program Planned By under tha direction nf Mrs. II. J, Tltahaw'a room; country store, Concert Committee r*. Lottie Nlxi fortune teller, rt. Hal Manfrsj throwing at Member* of Hie Sanford Munidolls, Mr*. Cecil Carlton; randyelpal Concert committee met last apples, Miss Margie Warmoth; night at 7:.'t0 p. m. nt the offire of post office, Mrs. G. II. Davi*; Raymond Ball In the Florida .State dart board, Mrs. Harold Lind­ Bank Building. Mi-* Jean flayer, quist; freak show, Mr*. Walter chairman, conducted the business Holmea; spook house, Mrs. I„ F. meeting and Ernest Cnwley was Howard; candy, Mrs. Nsnry appointed to fill Hie office of vice Brock; cake and rnffeel Mr*. Ito- president In place of Judge Dog. Awrt 8. Brown; doll booth, Mrs. la* fltcnstrnm, who resigned be­ rloyd C. Richards: and penny ar­ cause of other tlutle*. cade, Mlsa Bettya Dothernw. Plan* for the ennrert series were discussed and nnnoi|tiremenl was made that any tourist or new Y oung Baptists To resident* who were not in flan H ave Program Mcrt ford at the time of Hie ticket sale* last spring are rligbile to purrhase i - u A coronation and recognition •jrvtc# will be held for the Votinir FtoplVi Auxiliaries of the UemInolf flaptUt Aaioclatlnn ot the authority to conduct underwater •urfcyi off Flotiil*'* well coait in •eartn for oil. Ifsve you Hopped to think what the discovery nf oil it) these ateat would mean to the Itfcte of Florida if the itate'v tigldi to lideland oil* it maintained? • The marriage ot Helen I - Terwlllegcr, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Eugene Terwilleger of 2620 MeCarey Street, Cheiter, I V , and Richard C. Zebley. son of Mrs. Jnmcs A. Ilahrick Jr. took place on Sept. 20 at 2:00 p.m. at the South llaptist Church nl Third and Jef­ frey Sttcets with Rev. Kred Young officiating. The bride who wn< given in murringe by her father wore a In idol gown of sntin and chnntllly lace of ballerina length. The gown hod u fitted satin bodice, over which she wore a rhantilly lace jacket, that buttoned If (lie ncca, where the tiny rollar wax trimmed in seed I HR SANFORD H ER A LD -irpt ||, 1952 r«| ( I hr Ccleiy Crnlc. Mi*» Mnry Tanner and Larry lliirney received u novelty trick iiutr-hmitllnw box for bring the fir-1 couple to arrive at the Morris homo. Those enjoying the event at they weir met ot tin- door ’ the «|orri*i"- were the Mi.HCS Marlie lout- and united to the patet Morrl-on, Dorothy Johnson, n.lop lt«om" where tto \ wi re June Vance, Rosemary Garner, rut-. ...ouL Maty. X a u k t rn rrrrr.v i n "nrrr ttt -— ffrv— r r . . . ,.«, -k t .-,-.,rt r,rr.- vuvnuir K •* • giotti, (leverly It. n t . o . ,..d Mary ting the pn'ti thi- In.... i . Ann Wright. Also Stewart Mb i| •• »4*k** ubu b hail •••••*»! I*••• tt.ru «, I'billlp Itoyil, Knnmc Andtr* lit tbnr .|aik , f..» |Its- "s... h* huh, I.airy llurviry, I'niumy Wyatt. I b u t t lir li l latrr I*.* the '»!♦•« Ilrmy lookr, Mukry Ibirak and i»l Srtninolr lhi:b School a* tlir ho-t«. |t««|> and Krntr Morris. Helen Terw illeger W eds..-RM wd ZeblcY W ED N ESD AY Th* prayer meeting of the First Baptist Church will be at 1:00 p.m. We will begin the study cf "Progress In the Christian Llfa". Visitors are welcome. The Training Union Executive com­ mittee of the First Haptiat Tialn# in c Union will hold Its monthly meeting after the prayer meet­ Ing hour tn the Chapel. The Royal Amha**ndor* will meet at th* First llaptist Church at 7:00V-mMidweek l*rayer Service at Cen­ tral Baptist Church at 7 HO n.m. Sunbeams •»l|| meet at this time. TH U R S D A Y The 0. A.’s of Central llaptist Church will meet at the Church ot -4:00 p.m. W The Catholic Women's Club will sponsor a turkey dinner nt the Sanford Woman's Club, Jib Oak Avenue, beginning at 6:00 p.m. The Little Theater Group will meet at the Yacht Club nt H;0» p.m. All interested persons a r e cordially invited to attend. Infor­ mation may be obtained by con­ tacting Pat Rergere at the ( m n e i a and Gift Shop or Miss Betty .lane Copeland. FRIDAY P The Woman's Missionary Union of the First llaptist Church will hold its regular executive meeting at 3:00 p. m. at the church, fol­ lowed by the annual business matting. The installation of «»fficera for 1033 will be conducted und Ydung people will be installed to various auxiliaries. A reception for new members of the year will conclude activities. \w.i Entertain At Party Social A n d Personal Activities . liu f udulmied with aryuments for and against the jiropoSi” tion just as were Tampa city officiulH a few months ago. The difference is that tho mayor and city board here laid the issue gingerly on the shelf and left It there. "The arguments against fluoridation come chiefly from well meaning people who (I) are nfrnld tho chemical might he poisonous and (2) object that this treatment of the water amounts to compulsory medication. "The answer to the first argument is that the U. S. Public Health Service, American .Medical Association, Amer­ ican Dur.tnl Association and various other scientific bodies have endorsed fluoridation as l>eneficial. The answer to the second is that a glass of fluoridated water Is no more a medi­ cal dose than n slice of vitamin-enriched bread — In both cases it Is n matter of supplementing a natural ingredient which Is present In insufficient (|uantlty. "Parents who wonder about tho possible good of fluori­ dation will be Interested in a report just made by the Now York state health commissioner, Dr. Herman £, llillehoe. "Newburgh, N. Y., began fluoridating Its water In 1044. The neighboring town of Kingston did not. In eight years, Dr. Hillohoe reported, tooth decay among the school children of Newburgh has been reduced 47 per cent. In the same time there has been no reduction whatever In non-fluoridat­ ing Kingston. "Newburgh's eight-year experience showed "absolutely no harmful effects from drinking fluoridated water," the health commissioner reported. The hard facts of fluorida­ tion's benefits In Newburgh and other cities cannot he dis­ solved by emotion. We believe the health of Tampa’s chlldren deserves further consideration at City Hall." 5*nalor Spaikman lay* dial llir rtition he pul liia wife nn die fed­ eral payioll as hi* irrrrlaiy for $10,000 a year was bn sine lie couldn't find anyone rite who would lake the job, II* aliouliin’t lie so hard lb gel along will). Rob, E m ir Morris By R U SSELL K A T Tlie ntf nod iiotlnm ."II tom nf III. Sl'llliunll Cl«|l|l\ III-' 'loot Sot letV will I"’ •Xll 1*>•••-.I 111 1hr Snnf'Mil Woionn' club at u lo' k.-v dlllliri lo I" given in Hie Ciillodic Women'- Clo'i nod then guests tomorrow night M i- F E Rniinulll, prcNol. nl >.f I be lli'lnt'cal Society, will I" bo­ le-* for tin- pm tion of Mio oi" ci mo The exhibit will in, b.ilo iiuitiy of Mo prici'lcss gift- •i.mi i be llluarv "f Mr«, Cm obi Sno fold Dow of Ib'ibv, Coon, n •Imiglili't of Geiicrnl llonn S Siiofoi d. fool'dot of l)di- ellThe supper will lie set c..l nl MOik p. m. nl Ilio WiinmnV < I'd, nl lift Onk Avenue. Tile public is iiinllnilv in\ iled In nl lend Gene Arnold, nn'nidianod lioio the Sanford N ivnl Air Slnli'.n. wilt nnteltatll during the evening npd Hie <-i>iAiintt«'.* in charge Iinluilo. Mi.. Swiln it Dorntnl, elmii binn, Mrs D E. Biulinkel, M l. I .1. \lliano, Mrs. .1 C. Detr-'liluickei nod Mm. Do|i.Ill) ....... .ill f A N G (ll...Soul of n WITCHI There's Homing like giving folks wlial (hey want SEPTEMBER SUPER SPECIAI ^GALLON BORDENS ICECREAM Coal •rarrylng *elf •unloadin'* lak* vessel* ran dlscbart** their eargoea at th* rale of 8,100 tons p*r hour. Pouir Sim lug now tisiUUt om Smgit «y U tU 41 R h J m m U I. Optimum! ml M /r« H ut. flmith, no lass than thoaa of othnsection*, have ronvl-lloni . .that •tiring front tha hrart Inilaad of th* stomach: that thay ar* d u p ­ ly cohccinsd about polidra of government which may aarv* to fill today'* dinner plat* by pawn­ ing yesterday's prltvlplas and mortgaging tomorrow'* ruourrH. If w* ara right, then Governor BUv*naon will do wall to makt hla own tour of lh* South for an hon*it-to-goodn*ts dltcuulon of (ha and Democratic cam­ paign haadquarten will b« wii* to jtlv* Senator, Hparkmsn a MW tecurd to rtplara (bat waaritnm* aid dumber, "You N*y»- Had It 4\ \ ,LB<I PBROALLON" <s ®omelhlnj evtryon* l V l folks about-ond Buiok owntrs taka pride in telling ua that they’r« doing OK on this score. But tbe klnd of m iltt it important top. The real payroll you get when you own a Buiok it in what happtns whili you'n turning gat Into Pawtar. E very drop of gai sets off • tiny tornado of ootnpaoted energy in Bttlek'e Fireball 8 Engine. , ' You swoop from a *1401111)1 start to any speed the law or good sense permits with eflortlte* •moothncM* thank* to Dynafow Drive.* >bu soar ovpr the road With magnificent level* neM-buoyed by big soft coll springe on every wheel-coddled by e dozen other features which make up Buick’s million dollar ride. v *, ' "u 'J - ,r-k ' ' ' i The ear holds direction like an airliner on the Ym o . You u u f into tuna with taw-toot** poise - cose your grip on the steering wheel and feel the car seek o straight course again like a compass point* to the pole. i W IP E S ELEC TIO N O F FLAVORfl 89 c • 89 c; TOMORROWfl s e l e c t i o n O F PIEfl A P PLE, CH ERRY. C O C O N U T CUSTAR D R o u m flla t & A n d erso n WALGRKBN AGKNCY STEPS SMARTLY "Or Tha CarM r By Tha Clock Hits is travel as you've always hoped to find h-ralaxed, carefree, luxurious, happy-whde you leave the miles kelund. * M b indeed —Ufe’e different in a Buick. How different you should find out firsthand. . How about letting us give you a tample-any day you suyP INTO THE FALL SCENE v' m HUH t c r ct«\ f • IN THIAIWI DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM LAST TIMES TONIGHT E fttipm itU , g e citto ritt, trim und m odtlt ara gm kktt u i U m u ip k *a n /u c r, *S tm dtr4 on RotninutJtr, on o lk r S trltt. . T T v"” ’ ■ • «. ■' ' ,Jr» flq a * a r b u t V* : - •• m . .... is THURSDAY AND FRIDAY! Circular (tltchlng round* thoa* precious curvea of y n u r a ... •poked ryntcr cup deeljpi give* wonderful acrentualiuji. II you want a really firm lift,Chanson. atte*'iafor you! Inynur favnrlta fabric*... from $2.00 There<•• maidenfvrm for every type of figure. Coke liy the esse assures plenty on hand makes hospitality so easy. Oppodte Pott Office "Dependable, Merchandise At Lewaat Feedbla PrteW lo tltio uxnu AUTNonrv or i«i cocs co is coeraNV iv THU SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. �T H K BANFOHD H KKALU Page 4 Wed. Kept. 24, 195* Nixop Speech Senators Insist Farm Program It Costing Too Much RepnbMean Blue* In TIm* N ew s i t'sinkM* r a w ••*> By BOB A N TH O N Y party la grand to hove you for 'e**«|HHl *-*•»— * • « UMl financial status and challenged Iris Its vice presidential nominee." Don and “Honey" Taylor return­ Democratic opponent*. Gov Adlol Wayna J. Meed, the committee’* ed to Sanford today from * short Stevenson ami Sen John J. Spark executive director, called In re­ visit to their home In Christopher, man to do likewise He hll Steven­ porters In Washington to tell them III. The Taylor's lire on Fourteenth son’s reported fund for Illinois offi­ that the paMc la overwhelmingly Street In Hanford and Don Ir at­ cials and Sparkman's employment n favor of retaining Nixon. tached to the NAAH Personnel Of. ...... —— J w-w - - - • *'•*" ••• • »: ,1* hi* wife. *law jrwierf^nv '» ^ . —*1— ; ■ nevwfi m ^. vain n liet. ---------- ---------------T t j r J T t v r S u | j£ F r t e k s f V ~W-»7w le nrntrri'MUljf llfl IlllpfOVt'* Uov Stevenson, in ltaltlmoie. de w,r.uagea and raid Cfc-j.- — .-it jt lark*- Golden aboard the Station n.ehVn ' u w f l A I* Supermarket. dined to comintmt on Nixon's re east 20,000 telegram* Hi the pile. has been reopened for swimming Magnolia Avenue and Second mark*. Hut Sparkman. In Grand Of the first 4,000 received at after being closed for a abort time. Street, and Include n new entrance liland, Neh . retorted: h readquartera, one official said, With that cold weather creeping and vratlhule and many addition* "Nobody hns accused me of getonly 21 auggeeted that Nixon be up on us, you all better take a aod change* inahle resulting In a ling $18,000 and I haven’t any ex WASHINGTON UH-Two senator* removed from the ticket. jaunt out to the lake and get in all "new look1' for the utoro. pense fund.” said today that mistakes In the Members of the committee will the swimming you can. Of course, The building change* are lo-ing Sen Sparkman said Ills wife had government'* vast farm price sap ng to give I M r views on the some people go swimming Ihe carried on l»y Voile William*, own­ er of the building, and will Include worked 10 years and "earned every poit program*— estimated to have Nixon affair were Hi unanimous year 'round In Florida hut I’ve g new *tucco coating over the dollar she ever got " He added cost the taxpayer* millions of do] igreement that Nixon should stay Men told those “year ’round swim­ brtek eiterlor, and tile trim heloa that he has never used all of the Inrs— can lie corrected without leg on aa the vice presidential atand- mers” are all tourlali. Tourist or not toiiriat, the lake Is open for all money allotted him (or office ex Islutlon ard bearer. the front window*. personnel and WiaH Reiter Sen. Clinton Anderson (D. Inalde, an neousti type ceiling pense, saying, "I turn hack $10,000 Republican* and Democrats all ngval N M.). former secretanr of agrl •vrr Ihe country Joined In the Is »n duty aa lifeguard after lie »emd wall surface hn* hern added or $12,000 every year.” tl anticipation of Ihe irmtallation Senators receive $50,MM annual­ culture, told a reporter that "than eemlagly endten tide of state curas for the day In the Supply Department. of air conditioning. Manager Karl ly for office uml operational ex I* plenty of authority now |i cor moot*. Carl Swanson, Aviation OrdEvans stated thi* morning. Ven­ ponses over and alxive a $13,000 reel errors and dofirlencicr " In general, thi* la whol (hey na aceman second class, will leave "All that I* needed la more and tilation, for the present, ha* been salary. Nixon did not give a break tighter supervision at the top.” ha «aid: tha station and th* city of Banford Improved hy the in*tullatlon of two down of his $30,000 allowance Republican*: Ninon ante a forth­ taday for Brooklyn, N. Y. where he Igrge blower type fan*, Canopies He contended there were iddl aald. Sen Milton Young (R.-N. D.) right report oo hla notorial af­ will be assigned to sea duty. While oa which are lettered the various tlonal political demands "taxpay­ food division*, now extend on three er* shouldn't he reipilred to (I agreed with Anderson In a sepa­ faira and revved Ma own persona aboard tha station, Carl waa a rate interview. honesty. member of the NAAH Ordnance lIdea of the More. nance." could be straightened There were werdi Mtoe "Cenra- Division of th# Operations DepartWider aisle space lot* been *eHe did not give Ihe breakdown out"Allby this administrative artion in aeoua". . ."A men of Cgred by taking *1* snrall counter* of expenditure* of Ihe conlrover aod tomhlrdng them with addition* sial $18,233 fund Iri his talk Hut the Department of Agriculture," fagrity” . . “ All Arthur Pedigo and Carson Fun­ Into three long counters, permit­ he released an audit rcpoit from Young said “ If officials there hla Integrity derburk, both of NAAH, have re­ ting additional space for new vn- Price, Wuterhouse und Co . ac­ don't correct It. Congress may per cent". turned to duty today after spend­ have to step In " : Wiles of food. A new counter dis­ countants, showing proud of Nbu*” . . "Ma ing leaves here In the state of play* soft iltlnka, und a small new A highly critical. Cl page report statement", Florida. Art visited hit relatives Total disbursement ol )IH tut H7. on the situation was approved by rested" counter displays candien. In Orlando while Carson went to Mott- facilities have been pro­ of which $3,102 13 went to Nixon Ihe Senate Agriculture Committee Mieael to be with his father, wlgi vided fur froieti foods In the form directly. $12.87(1 72 l.i persons other Tuesday a full report of Ida financial of was reported to he ill. of an attractive food display case. than Nixon, from Nov IS, 1030, to Until Anderson and Young, mem fair*. Th# .................. L»o G. Frabonl joined the ranks Other additions Inrlude a lung new Aug 20, 1032. The halunre remain tier* of the committee, said they ncrallc cause at the “lirownlieggers" last Thurs­ atlr service meat case, a fish case, lug was given ns $liti 13 regarded Hie report and Ha rec­ There were wurda Uhe "Nixon day as lie eachanged the marriage The largest single Hem listed was ommendation* u* fair • self service dairy rn>e, urul u fanned out". . .“ A dtotp apara vows with a hometown girl, l-eo larger Ice cream cabinet. The $4 237.34 for e n g r a v i n g Hi,300 The report estimated that more drama". . .“OM not nnawer the end his wife Irene, ere now re­ cereal department has been en­ Christmas rurds in 1030 and 23.000 than !U million dollars worth of nitration*". . / lit# beat service siding at 813 Magnolia Avenue in 1831 Airline, auto and hotel hills government owned grain, acquired ihe Republican Parly could if hare in Sanford. larged. Another Improvement within the for Mr. uml Mrs. Nixon totaled under price support operations, would be to accept bis resignsAlthough then- has hern quite a store Is the new and larger meat 42.300 34 had been cm ben led nr taken by lion." bit Of publicity aboard the station culling room where the tempera­ The legality of the fund which "criminal conversion " concerning the 1863 Naval Reserve Sen. Rales Kefauver of Tennaature I* kept at about If, degree*. also incTudeil recording, laistagu, The report agreed with fiecre sea. unaucceasful aspirant to the Officer'* Training Program, there Tire new vesllhule, entrance und stationery and adverllslni', ex­ tary Uranium that no Agriculture has not been a single application egll i* slutping up In attractive penses aggregating $3,000 - - was Department official* or employe* Democratic nomination for Pres­ received at the NAAH Kilucation ident, aald he doubted whether farm with the addition of vari­ upheld hy u l<os Angeles legul fir in IiiiiI personally profiled from these Office. Perhaps most of you are colored slump lirlrk trim. Transoms engaged hy Dana C. Smith, Paso actions nr been Involved criminal Nixon did anything Intentionally not familiar with the requirement* wrong In accepting the expense hive been replaced with fluted dena attorney and fund trustee fur applying for this training. Here ly In the grain shortage* fund. gU*s and u window of I hi* ma­ Klmn II Conley, a partner In the ar* some of the main require­ Must lint nol all of the shortage "Many mem 1 s t * of Congress larial la Imlne Installed la the ves­ firm, gave this opinion to Gov or conversion case* Involved grain ment*: You must he under 21 u* <>i have buaineist* of one kind or tibule. Sherman Adams of New Damp . . another," he aild anJ added that July 1UA.1, you must he u high It Is hoped, said Mr Kvmiis, to shire, Elsenhower's c a m p a i g n that had become government prop • • • < > and was stored in warehouses coiupeniatluii for federal officials school graduate, you must t>«- un­ complete the exterior work In chairman: or with nrlvalc grain traders. "ought to be xuch that any one. married and you must lie physical­ several weeks’ time. "H is our conclusion that Sen In uihlllion tu milrlghl conver even a poor man. should be able ly qualified. There are more but Nison did not obtain any flnnnclul slim nr theft of government com­ to seek and hdld any public office, If you inset thoie four qualifica­ tions, there Is a good rhanre you (alii from Ihe rnllfrllnn or dls modities. the re|M>rt said Ihe de Including an ■mbxisxdorahlp." Judy Holiday lie eligible to apply fur the lnirsemenl of Ihe fond hy Duuu C pnrtmenl M'totollRiH r«M»M f(« « » oitfi had suffered millions of Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge (R.- Will Sht laid fth«* hud led )u*r name* hi* Smith ihillnr* nl ln*ses through s|Millsge Mass,) termed Nixon's broadcast NROTC urogram. There U only a short time left "Thai Men Nixon did nol violate nr ih-lcrlurallon of stored grains "a manly statement." used by Communist front uryunUu _get in on thi* ..... opportunity ppo nj so If lions without knowing what they any federal or state law hy reason It *uhl u sample check In Iwo Itep. Joseph W. Martin Jr. (H. to lg .. and ___ of the operation of the fund wire. Illinois counties (HI *|Millage losses Mass.). House minority leader you feel you might he eligible "Ami that neither the portion of In corn nlmie Hu* pu*l three years cainpalgnliut In Southern Callfnr would Ilk* mure Information about " I have been awakened to a re Applying, contact the Education ablation lhal I have been Irresmm the fund paid hy Smllh to third Indicated a |His*lhlc loss of $20, nla. wired Nixon f Ixon before hi* broad- Officer of your activity as soon at llble and allghtly— more than .slight perrons, nor Ihe imrtlon paid <11 400.000 caal tha aaauranc* lhal 'I and all possible, The men selected to enter ill ly— stupid," she said. "When I wu» redly lo Sen Nixon In reimburse The ri'iHirt sharply crlllcUed Ag rny associates are standing by you ihli training . ...lining will Ih* sent hy the solicited I always simply said, •Oh, him for dcslgnalcd l» ‘ utflce. expenae*. _____ rlculturc Department official* for to Ihe limit.” Navy to a college or university cimstlluted Income lo the senator llti't that too had. Mure, use my dropping criminal prosecution Sen. Styles Bridges (H N. II.) ana upon receiving a degree from which was either reportable or when a warehouseman or farmer said th* Issue of perianal smear Mme.' that college or university will t># "The few things lhal I actually taxable as Income under applicable agreed lo pay up shortages. haa boomtranged on Ihe opposl commissioned ss an Knslgn. participated In were thing* that lax laws." II said Ihe Agriculture Depart lion. Accompanying Ihe legal opinion men! had ugreeil to quit screen I couldn't poxtlhly havn thought Bridges, minority leader of the TAMPA GANG WAR wa* a latter of aollcltntlon which Ing shortage rases and let Ihe Jus Senate, aald the vice presidential wire subversive." TAMPA I8t— Officers were mnkBefore ending her teatlmony, Smith sent out Sept 23. 1031. It lice Department deride on pros candidate's speech "served lo MJaa Holliday presented a Mate read in pari: "We have limited cent Inn* slnre the Henste probe bring Ben. Nixon, and hll leader, X T a f A of *0 amiller* manl In which she said that she contributions to n minimum of started. Gen Elsenhower, far closer to fi­ solving Ihe slaying of Gamblers never was a member of the Com- •100 a year and a maximum of Activities of two former lop of­ nal victory In the November elec­ lien* Nunei and Angelo Gigllo lltunlll Party, lhal she was op $50U. The reason for Hie maximum ficials In the Agriculture Depart­ tion " Sheriff Hugh Culbreatli said be posed to Contmunlam ami that she wax ao lhal It cm nevor he ment drew sharp censure. wai making aome progress, was wholeheartedly devot'd to churged that anyone I* rontrltml The report said Jack Cowart, wouldn’t aay along what lines Ritienhower Ing *o much that In- 1* entitled lo former ussislmd I’MA administra­ democracy A* usual In Tampa’s gambling Miss Holliday, who was horn special favors.” (Continued From Pago One) tor, used Ids position lo gel per­ Smith, Incidentally, said he Is |sonal profit* and payments amt Itlrhard Nixon's Itl.bOO expenae racket killings, Investigators are Judy Tuvlrn, lesllflod that In Hint hampered by a rnmplrlr lurk ol she was lor Henry A Wallace for getting mall supporting Nixon nt ttiul Secretary Hronnnn Ignored fund, said: clues. preildtnl and registered ax a mem a 23 lo 1 ratio und hanked $330 early complalnl* about Cowart's "With one hand the admlntatraber of the tell wing American I.a received Monday fur Nixon'* cam ncllvIHe* Cowart was convlrted Hon has been turning up the water government agencies, such as the bor parly. She said she thought of paign. In a Federal Court ol accepting preaaure at tha hydrant, while oh and Federal Reserve In r e v e a l i n g hi* |iersoiial payments from a grain tiln manu ihe other hand It haa been trying Treasury It as "a sort of middle party." Board, from working at what hr Asked If she and her husband, finances, Nixon disclosed: faclurer. to check the watar'a flow. The a r deirribed as crt>*rpurpoie* on In addition lo Ida salary as con­ The report also cited C I). Walk­ mlnlstratien'a control* a m prices credit control! David Oppenhclm, e»j>r discussed gressman and Isler senator since er, former director of I'M A’s Col­ ere nothing but weak itop-gapi." lie IIM8. he had receivsd a total of ton Uranch, for passing purchase ily CARD OF TH A N K S The Republican atmdardbearIt,COO from estate* In his laW Wa thank all of our friend*, both about nothing else now." er'a answer lo Inflation was to cut bought a Washington, D. C . home Similarly, whim asked If sho now firm: $l,3o<i n year from lectures; taxes and expenditures and stop while and colored for their kind­ nesses during tha llln*** and death watrhes urginliallou* In which ah* and he and his wife had Inherited for $41,000. which has a $20,000 $1,500 mortgage. They al»o own a $13,000 secret! lu an cotton of eur dearest frland, Minnie Held. contribute* money, Ml»* Holliday home In Whllller, on which the comar the We want especially to thank Dr. broker, enabling It For four year* they lived In an exclaimed: "Oh, do I watch It $80 a month apartment, then they sanator first said lie owed $3,000. market In long staple cotton. Stark and Dr. K. Smith and the now." Later ho salt! Ihe mortgage was Walker pleaded innoce ~ Hospital staff for their ronalderainnocent' Tues­ A few minutes Inter ah« aald "I $10,000 con* day to a charge of conapiring to Hot. don't aay 'yea' to anythlnji now ex­ He also said h* owed >4,300 lo defraud th* government. Annla Ball Avery and Family cept cancer, polio, and cerabral the Rlgga Bank In Washington and pally, and thlnia like that." $3,800 To hla paranti, and waa pay­ Lavenwn. a former llrooklyn ing Interest on both loans. high achool teacher who haa won The Nixons own a I 860 Oldsrno • reputation on televlalon ai a bile, thalr furniture, but no slock* humoriat, told Ihe nubrommllter or bonds, and only K.ooo In lif* be had aaked to appear "to dear ■, nii,/ ii ,h mil nvii| m , i m u Insurance, plus hla (11 policy which up certain misconceptions which aald he waa dropped from the pro­ runs out In two years. might help you and help me." "We have no Interest of any kind, Teatlfylng laat March 20, Lovett gram after hla name waa con­ nected by lied Channel*, a book direct or Indirect, In any (Milion brought with him a to whom It which the publlahera deacrlbed ea ntsi," Ihe aapirlni veep aald ay-concern letter front Harvey Win or lose In Ma blggnt battle. lluaow, ■ former Communlat who a report on Communlat Infiltration In radio and televlalon. Nixon xald he Intends to Jo on turned Informer for tho FBI and Loeb awore " I never waa e Com­ campaigning for tha Repuhlleani. who now la employed by tbo Ohio munlat in my life" and teatifted Hla Iasi words ( — Un-American Cnmmlnlon. Levenaon aald be had read an lhal he never had knowlnlly been who aaw him off "The Important___ ______ __ account of teatlmony by Maturaw tonneded with any Coiumuaiet new leadership for-our country/ before Ihe Houae Un-American Ac movement. tlvkioa Committee laat February Implying that Levenaon had "know igly accepted booking* from a ommuniat • dominated organiia Improvements Are Being Made To A&P Supermarket At The Top is Giv­ en A Remedy Need f Scout Council, said, "One of th# main reason* people don't vot* I* because they don't register In liras, or at all." He told of the program of the Boy Scout* in striving to get out a vote this full at th* polls. He showed a placard which U being distributed to business con­ cerns and *ald door knob hanger# would Ih- put out ut the tiinv of Kiwanis traatlrae* r ™ * raa* Oaet through the t-slnlng,” he brought out. "Scouting la broadening until It I* reaching boy* In every walk of life." Hpcaxing of Juvenile delin­ quency, he *ald, “The program to­ day Isn't Juvenile delinquency but adult delinquency." I 'rniUm-).*.".-k » —***-( “ P i” **• Itelng taov)'t hfviJtJrci**,V/-7 K. (». Kilpntrlck was program (Ini, hut if they are koTiik m aluuu these Ideals, they will need help chairman, substituting for John all along the line.” Hn emphasized I'carton, chairman of the Kiwar.l* that Scouting brought out lo-st scouting committee. Guests Included J. I’. Giant, Fred qualities of rhureh, home and the Murray, Kd Koren, Orlando, Cub school. He told of it* origination in Scout Charles Stewart and Jim Great Britain a* an outgrowth of Williams. Martin Stlneclpher, club pie’lthe Boer War and how It eventual­ dent, conducted the luncheon m**tly mine to this country. "Last yeur,” he said, '’2,40(1 Buy ing. v'hlle Mr. Kilpatrick In tijHouut troops were sponsored by dated ihe principle speaker. KlwanU Club*." Mi. Lehmann ha* been awarded the Scouts' Silver Heaver medal The Yalu River made headlines James K. Davis fur his service* to Scouting, with in the Western world when Japan­ Chairman of th* Board which he ha* l*enf as*oclated for ese forces crossed it to begin thalr tVInn it l.ovrtt Grocery Co. HU year*. surprise victory campaign agalnit Following th* main speech. Russia In the Ru*iu-Japanese War Florida fruit and vegetable Frank Caldwell, Del-and. field ex­ of 1804-05, savs the National growers were called upon to pro­ ecutive of th* Central Florida Hoy Geogiaphlc Society. duce a green ton. *wcet rarrot, n sweet potato In the slxe and quality that will sell in food store* and to raise dry unions, pet hap* in the gluiliolu* produc­ ing section of the state, hy Jamr* R. Davis, chairman of the board of Winn & Lovett Grocery Co., In an uddre** before the annual convention of the Florida Fruit and Vcgctnldc Association In Mluml Wednesday. Hi urging pro­ motion work hy the grower* to WILL BE CLOSED TOMORROW expand the indu-try, Mr. Ilnvis pointed out that In 1020 Florida THURSDAY SEPT. 25th produced only .T l‘ . of the nation'* vegetable* ami thi* figure hn* now grown to 7.lri. NOTICE THE HELPY-SELFY LAUNDRY EISENHOWER MEETING PUBLIC INVITED TO ATTEND ORGANIZATIONAL GATHERING AT COURT HOUSE THURSDAY NIGHT 8 P. M. BRING A FRIEND A N D COME EARLY! htininol# County Krltndk of KlMnhowwr I’Ald I'Dimrtol Ad? Lett I'ic-f*. »>. ALVIN CALHOUN t»n r Prleaair <(»•)*««■* !• s Im *■«*( maaaaer a l n b A M /m BADWEATHER FOR YOUR ROOF S 365 DAW A HEAR teatlflrd the organiia e waa referring to waa Peo Winaoo f a Ati'ati. Subcommittee coun •I prevlpudy had Identified Peo If a Artists. Inc., aa the artiat’a ivialo* eg I'coplra Bonga, Inc. After learning of Maluaow'a tea moay. Levenaon aald, he went tr iituMw to "clarify to him the Etny fart Tractor Irear It4* dlwcrya bad weather for a j tot you to wtwr and tear on a n o t , , , lively; It tUeenrea Wby toMtotop toa today read MWu« about haring trip s to o il 4 0 Communlit parly ;v ‘ v s Jh *. '’’/ I Canada, M o x lo o Deep la and aee the Greyhound agent la ypur town aoon, You'll tori he'a |o*» the man ao help pm mitk eaaapM* trlrpUaeieg eaalatoaei — hell j/hm pma e -wide *1 atfcaOUta a* Aweaa Iceei, , . gowk kletoeary tamm . . . eegtoka etepeeee ptMiagea . * . «u*a fl* n undertaken by M KsSra*:; *:• ■ o to to o , 5 -v t �Solve your iroblems If vou> cake is a disappointing undcr.lre, tlit- fault may be due to not enough baking powder o r , soda, too large u pan, too hot -n i>*>un nr nvrrmixlng of the Legal N otice LEG AL Notice is hereby (riven ilint we nro engaged In business at JO I Me|»ch llldg. in Sanford, Seminole i County, pin. tinder the fictitious ■ 'v • ,‘j r 1 Mini. HM-JjfcVev l-S — *'t "Hid I name pursuant to the term* of the Fictitious Name Statute to-writ: Sec. mifl.mt til Flori'ln Minutes lu ll with the Clerk of the Circuit Court uf Seminole County, Florida. Vernon F. vineyard Geot((e II. Williams. Jt. Owners. Sept. 3, 11152. MUTUAL FUNDS Estnblisliptl 19 yenrn in Urlninlo. Ht-.sldi-nl office— l-i 16 Conway Hoad. C O M P A N Y fine at Court Sts. I’h. 24633 ‘Pine Office l.inra Stoat WITH A CRANE KITCHEN O F F IC E e LEE BROTHERS I 19 S. Court Street, Orlando 1 U lO -fe ltltM lV •*ni$*r •IntmfQi i o i >W U« tlit rttw tnirtrit drug*. li#ischWa|.h#i»(* AIni tlUhltii nphfhf, *'» |'»i*wcl fill it llill railiin bulitli I lo I limrt fatltr lUrl »ulU or j»e-oivilUo, and it world*** •lit. mifts'k# lo hi»*ui:»U ■d■! tllnU*. (to I f fill# toother line!* U tt*«l fnf h*h«'« tHiurf nth. »i« t tin ogIr *"*■ H I . "** r* *(»" -'Ji, *' * M f «iii riiiilivt bnctirl*. fTtif*. or 11 IflOf Sanford Ave. I‘l. lim i ruolrM ytit.g tin lir iU H h | In uiiMfl*-. i l h l d H fowl, rtihr*, ilcmlth**, toit*. ImfuMiffiv It U t r, rtiit, I t ] Ma*noli. burnt, iltielrulf. (to rsMiUv |»J##rf*1, •ii11trill lit And funf it kil*. fwirnr whttv VO-KflKMH mttlia ■ ntw al«|i in n adiftl p r t w iH i fcr kM pint f « r thin l*nt CfMb lift tMolhkog X*L> KllKMT. Vxltv tib irtu ln fU #i nionty had ICtutmillal im d Autlertttm Adv. C lim o lM tA C T O H i t s 9 It! l i t — 2 lo ft llulldtoa .105 Atlantic Rank Phone 7M 111.1 11 D R . DR. H. McLAIILIN OFPOMETKIST mx fo il. I’aae 5 DR. L. T. DOSS WONDER DRUG ( t i^ v ' W B E n n iE DISCOVERED ItO Y W A L L II. K . K I N G ” r .T IU M M I.V ^ W W ' 1 * 1 ,..r Phone 611 ra il fo r . p p o io i u i . u r * Phone 1754 — 1716 SAVINGS IN COST MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDl'l INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHKRE IN UNITED STATICS OK FO R EIG N . COUNTRIES H f lllM f H lIU I Allen A Co, P LI If M T U UK HUPPI.IKM H . G I’liiniliintf and H eating C ontractor a Med. Sept. 21, 1952 BOY I) - WAl,LACK Y # » I D ivid e n d s lim n l V i t » 21IS paid tin y o u r M i e and W ln d h 'o rtn Insu runc* I'ltune 101 U f UJ h o l p y o u select a Crane P r* J * rrtti Kitchen ensemble that w ill give your kitchen that custom look. Installation is quick— costly alteration is not necessary. You merely choose the g ro u p in g lo fit your floor plan It s that easy — and economical, loo, P ho ne 101) C o im to rb T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D T C I. C 8 0 5 O'NEAL - BRANCH w Stan Ingredients. t- F.xcculor uf the eslult ■ of Kmnin Miller Fer­ guson, deernsed. I IN" ( M l ^V P cuV N TY JU D G E . S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y S T A T E UP PI.OK ID A. IN P R O R A TE . IN RE T H E E S T A T E OP EM M A M IL L E R FER G U S O N . Deceased l o A L L W HOM IT M AY CON CKRN: Notice l* hrreliv given llint Jolili G. Leonard) filed ids final leporl ti* Executor of tlie estate of Kmnin MJHer.lfer^i)soti, dereaspilt^thqt he Mit’ll lilN |»»<l it lllll till (ifliti ill.-!' charge, and thut hr will apply to tlie ilonoinhlc Donkin* Stenstrnm. County Judge of Seminole County. Florida, on the tlth day of Oetolier, A. D. 1902. for approval of »ninl­ and for final dijchnrgc ns Executor of the estate of E iiwiih Miller Perguson, deceased, on this 2nd day of Septeniher, A, D l M2. John G. I.eonnrdy n JA M E S e r a B ia l G U T I n EA sr 11. J A M E S G D I s F IR S T l-H O N K CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD A G E N C Y u r a n 112 N . D a rk A ve n u e . S n n ln rd , F lo rid a T K I j W I I O N K H 1ho and 1071 Room 4U1 Sanfurd Allaltfle National Hank Building c e m | S TR EET 78 J A M E S It. ( t U T 4 s w A R T IC L E S FOR H A l.K Atioe. 319 E lm A v e n u e ft- .1 - Use HERALD W ANT ADS I P u r IteHUlta Ike l . l l . n l . x i . l n a » l r l » all Waal .id . aablUked la Iks S a a tu it l l l . i a l g i i iln r i a,- a * , l l a . l a M f i l u it Ilia . a lu e p . r lia a lo a e r lt a a a ilia . a a, p . , l l „ , l a . a . I t M I . III,,.. Hr f t l l a . l a a . r l l u a S r ) . i l l a . lu r l . a d i <’. . t l i . l W i * p i a S i lu t k . l l a . . t ie a k l. H a l . p a r llia r* l a v . l a p . PHONE 148 M f iu l A d * w i ll hr llrM » lM l n t f f lb # T«tv,pfti**i# t il ••r n m lu im •b u m # i l jte n r t t u r l« l U l n d lt» lb # i* i# f b u « # buwb In e t l u r n fu r (b ln n r r u m M u ilA llu it ihf R iitfiiUff i# #%n##i*d f«* ii* l» r « M p llr < lb Itri4#p f n r m In * #M it# r l b # h r * l n n t h l l t !* n n r t l n n n t) H u n t A il* m u m b# in n « f o f t lr # un lb # tin| b n f n t# n n b ll• n ilu n , P |# n«# no i l l i h * f n «B n # 4 tn iiir if nn f ir m t r i t i i i e In y u n t nti­ l l e c toli ltd I h r f#t|*tin#ibi# f*tt mi H i t th a n m m # ln r »»v r# # l l#t##f- •iMto. THE SANFORD HERALD FO R R E N T — I W F I.A K A Apartments. 114 W Firal Nlieel. Phone 4iH!'W D E F E N S E H O P P IN G N A V Y P E R S O N N E|. A vni InIdr Nuiv tliilne!, ■lerli l, Two, liritioom biti'lleli, local, llrnl Kalale I or Sale — 1 -» P IA N O S , I1HKD PJIH' M illie A n ij W O KE W \ N LED ii u n si n i m , , i i, lie illI.lllll lllllia e J l l 'l tik e new. v • ay m o d e l i i , u l n - u d ) f in a n c e d P IA N O S New lllld omd I *i in 'I mile dll'. Kndel’- Pniio, Sloti leoiili nip fi.llMItll) .u-h, |>l iced 11/00 Alvrtle Avelim I'll,do iii.HwuitV i tots -w i heillooin house, dice in locution, VOX ED O F E E D S Ctdopiele line vei y nice prid'd «l Ji.MItlllt) on lim it'' Tuxedo I ••,1 Sion en*y terms. Fire • Flee I lee New 2 Ledinniu Innixr on 2 lot'. llulfei Kintal Ju»i lome completed, priced low with fio ipitck mile f'oidui'e of I’a'I* Was til i V M IIIIHIO.N. SR Srokaltk Gif •* ............... Iteal Estate llroker tlK.*, Park Phone IfM V E N E T I AN til l M is lin lo ry price*! Holla Head lll.ndH E M I I El I Ink efI on I .anil, an,I Aloumiton Int* .»tti,n ,.i i-ta* loom *iiy* ini**** fiwii itcain tie tope* Conipl, le •< pan ci N'nloipil F.’iesl lake Comity » Im(Ytlfi, op E ii *v nnoiihly i »: i v lioslt' l.ilciatoie fin tiinci* S E M IN O L E \ E M 11 VN MM M l t (IM P \\ \ lipil I hi lid Pulkel III,* II '.*0 W e*l I r d Ph I t * ' W ^*111*111 Eia Ill„ I IICS I of I S i uuo i in C A flA C tVPI • iiuiplcldy ( iii .in (nilehed or out, o l„ .1 I in*In d Im y i lot Teiio* 4 ifiooiiti rd lo 'lilt \<or> 1,i|dCc1 \l n o , a .'I, with lolnnrc ( o i m h i omnlli nl (III W Ell I 1-l*|,l‘"0* IM HIEKI A W IL L IA M S , Realtor Itkyioond E Liilid<|ul>l. Aaaawiatr I'hoar I*i7.T Allanlir Hank llldn I I2f< T h .- J tiMiiln*«• i ‘* ii*«•* 3 III-'.I> ROOM fit t.M t fft.fiOO m 1007 Pillmelto Ave I Idoek fmln .loomi Ini'll, linpe pm i ll, cal poll and Maruye, Inlyc stiftibtree* Exi lii'ive with w. n w i l l i c m s . m : m . i o r l ASH I'ltlil | <t| Mu mill 114if•*I I mm tui »* tio N Pink Ave Plmnc M \ rillCIt n i ton i: |ni si s IN I (IHM rtimii* i.*; 1120 j l’.\ ItIv \V! I mill fimtln h \puil iiiifl liniiNi* <!ifii|I< 11«|% flit ii I*•Ii 4 11 Will m l Ml’ * un Ifit<J«t iiirrif !«< Iu*iv« w I Mi u II u || || \ MS, HI \l m u I Ml N I'nii. vi I'hoRu trill JAI HUSH S I .if H in n 10 to -t ci 9 i efei Mi \ iinii . i' i, o i * ; Vl________________ ~ ~ s ± x ltii«lnr«* Itpporlunlllr' 10 I \i lit I I N I -ni.ill 1 . nl ode mini In,*,lie** ........ . IOU tt'JJ IV Mat M D> I and I'll dll Odd \| 1ft f |<1.1 (IK •41 1111 1• »" 1 1.,icMt'l . .(.» • IK . Ui|*c * *41 1, |.ll bill1' i in 111lo II and ■» -i. t t 1 1, |i <■Ii nti i 1L .s.U lit «*( i Ml i a i i >. i - i I) l ' M a *11 Vi M. •«(»> 1*.Ti K N't. . 1 M. 1' l•(" 1 Midi (111t'c I SP Et 1 tl .'<11 1 I i i. ’Im .<• M l tt :4E H 3 It f s — .1 1#i hilli.'isn liiiiii i* 1. /•an- utltl (,,id .1 t\ I I u n its »in fa. r,| to per Get ion I ltd (mina Inade like low I*no-bm,’, , teieuiUK A iva i In,-. nl*u (mi l o t p o w e r plant. S* ivine S.-niiiiole t' oiuty since 102 / II tt 4al*‘<i-nil, l.nke Maty C A R P E N T E R WORK E'„r ipitek repair /idis, or siuall leiildlm-. Call J Mil 1142 M 4. R \ DIO REP U R JK JtV IC K Hr I*i(ill.- .Mile* at * E or nttuce Ci nii i I in I. I n i . I’li 1425 A liilhtn iim I fni1xi i lk*t| 1/«imIi t s J in It.mi iv I V i i mu M e n - 1* m il l ! i•* 1111 5 ( 'u l ! u* f itfi i c »' mM iii (♦ • I d* |4|t« If |i4 | l I 1 l(CF i l l hit U I * 1 • I k Ili llA N I U I .Mol Ulna Henltllrl, Ol luii.li, E veiiiny Mai t all Rniot lla i I Ih6 .l tit PI I M ill Nit I I fit I .III III ul I I |IUt * *#tll k t I Hi RUSK lir.NHK.s I't .i V VI: mu, tile Lath f 7fi<Ht fliorii •‘Nf 111$II f5* K t D 41*V# Y feU4 W I N N \ !( S l'iiO*ht( t mid I9H2 H U U H F n Mhkitin mini li.il b iiit V Sii u(di si Av* I1inni*' ih'/H Sluillllltil CYI'I lltlMlhlhK vine lu(* th Mr I On ii 7f»l .Him In til'd W i l l Oiiihh* 11*1’* f h l l m il l F O K N Is H E fi A|>ta fi| i|p N’ei VV*‘ I 111414'le f I (l||| MI) I11 Wlhti'l 11iiirrMiM’iut l*' liki iii-t < A D IN K IS i’ (tnii Ito iii|(R I!, \ mil \V<iirI whi Kih|f Ml! Sriiifititl i\v« pet*. Klyrliiw Apts till 1‘iirk L ln n h t Mil* I •t f t ' * i i»t ul 'Y (i4 M linlMmiii iififtii* witti 4i|iui tfti**rit ri.M4.4- r.itii vv ,\i i ii. i i I iiil'k M I'dlitl t S I *^ II" Im*n,^I(nIil l^*! iitm1iiltOy yh D ihi N 111 r h ■ V M H e x d i : 1 D* 1*1 HOI IMS Itv 7In\ or Wick. Palm* (IlHlllili I* 1(1 iiMAll, Hill* 11**I»f<■*fI l nWK.MI « MS I A i n n I IN A N O H old 4‘ju W Eirat 1Tl. T v l * * FlhUS *i l»I hit Mull |il|< c l fur 4ji|l('k -*L11•' IN ii l-\ v*'Ui Im h ) Inink fti fO.OUO. vAifli lirrni* If «li^hril 1 I Ri m i M effutt'ticv aimrlnieu* O ll. F I ’RNAI EH 111 K ic k y Miirin.i Mitii |HI\l* \Si A LD a CK, Nil* 1 1 ni bon Mu | i mil‘ii tin'll SultHtdi- f<o collide, tdcnllv lo U i ’ . :fli- . i!ivii|**n»l-* Hmiu? libl W uil, E l.... ami I iicplut ii •.ill ii A fin i4i»iN>i hifii»*i(i eal<*d ariiiaa fturn Po-I Offiie M I, HODGES liitiolre Ja> oliaud'* llrpt Stine , 1113 W. |*l SI Plmne 12' 'I \ I I Kl(\ I it'ln I lllnl III S I rIIR’ Id (it If.lilt f (II fit toik#*«| si vie | • S i iv i«i i all i. IV. S h h u i ’b HftV H K A U T IF U I. f*ori n«im lioo*i HI’ECdAI ll.llv w ....I ll.d - t om I* i v * iiv i«r SntifMit A*viiu# ,v fllllll-lird Ol eltlf OIMisheil Cull plele $ ID Ml Imx-pl Inn*, lunci irntei, tn dr-drotde aection 1City IIl«i I 2nd Street Hfifi M splint; muttn»s, live vein t/nut hut no d tv laxen. ll.fitm will ante,-, piasll. Ii i i d h o a i d * handle a ll I ) I’EH Uulldu/er wore. 1000 F U R N IS H E D upaitm rnt ChooM yoiti type, poll, to ii nd Ken*«u.ilde itatee Etev E.*tiS E M IN O L E IIEA I.1 5 PI,one 956 It ol Park Ave ci,ho I hi E hi nil me t enter, I in muGs, Spieadtr Rvr vice, Ltlui i i d . a m a g n o l i a p h o n e 27 4110 It W Eir*t and fndoiuite and E r t lllli.r , HAl.K Several nice ImilillnK I in pent, i ii lliin y I'hou. U N F U R N IS H E D five loom Inni'i* 1 lift I'H E D Tetevl*n,n Retfnoi, $06 ml lul* two Lake front C tJI .OKI M or htin-J. (To- e lo pooiaiv achool. 007 up WinriM Televi'tnn and i(n •ini Lake, ur-iii Cmtiity Club, Weal Set mid Hllcel Plume dm, 3U!i Fa-l .......... . Plmne 117 G It llrsl. I’ll 1672.1. P II Box FA W N M O W ER S ............. rd Hi' 14tl J. till. cycle i repaired. Shun in 'i. i n 1 T H E K IL L IN G net mu ,f m v -i Utifuinished Apt. rlose op town, E o l i St hi, lillinll oil It,on Ii Ellin/ lad* 2 B ED ROOM H O U S E , furnished 136.00 Apply lo Mrs. J. C. Ton Inmitlis, nl o kill* mil* R>0 0 ,0 1 on iwo lari',- loli. 12 block* Dorn I'lomldiiK A Hupplle. n«r I ID Eloi. PhutiH 1040 J. la) and deism, *, lull E 1*i down town. $7.6110.01) 11,300 00 I'outlnetliiK A Repair. down, I,nl,nice like rent. j FU R N IS H E D Ap t/Plmne HJl3 M W. J hmy 2bmi South Park A vs J. W. H A L L , Ifrultnr. lOione fif Kl’E lT A I. T W O RKbltOO M , electric kitchen, Elurldu Stale flunk kn(h and shutwer, elect tic fan, ] "Cull H a ir Plmne 1758 i l l 11.1 I'M t .'itli hi In I (Tinm en "know W H IL E TH E * I. A HI* | K*s hi-alri a, nicely and cum how" plus D SttN-lJ yuuranie.d I (It K I A II. C H A IR S 111-. J E N HE H O U S IN G FOR ulktfly furnished, HuttiKe, 1115 00 ! inotiipinufiriK n'is ole you ul E oi | . i v i in. Plloio:. lied |.,,,n, N A V Y P K H H O N N EL "llaiolliox" uiipeninnee Pliun* Phone 1627. New 2 hi-dionm bmiie M-lldy fid R c k u Iu . f 12.95 flow 4h I Im ( i ........I,d iv e r y s r i v i c * . FUR NISH ED, newly drcuraled, I uccirpunev. All electric ilol|„dnl fh.XH U til,I.AW A \ mill linhy Reds III (lore toiiio kpatlmeot, hath. kill-hen, seieened puri-h, hn-ak M tIH E .R (IE H A N E D Itll i t-irl rlny, week or month Th fast hin, rarnurt. Down pay­ Adults. Phone MI1H-W, OIH Mel 401 119 i: I at HI. Plmne 142 EirtniiiiM’ CoitG'i, III) W. l . i lonvllle Avenue. ment $570.00. E'i . e delivery *eivtee T,d,*|dior,, Older-Weller llutaea. Inr. FOR R E N T 1125. Corner 3lrllnnvllte and Itandulph Store Ilulldinir, Ideal location fm PAN E,LIN G Y o u m u s t SCI- i i i m G A U G IIE Rest Hum** Dietitian Automat Laundry. Section uf In Mayfair, 120 Vlr«lnla on 2 lots, b e a u t if u l c y p ie H S , i u ii ,1 o m Excellent can- Cm use. It ifJ hnidwoml flours, 2 bedrooms, town fsstlv IniUdliiK up. 300 new width Just lie ft E’ullei l.iim nlfUllhlc llilT VV, homes hulk In past II years. tile bath, masonry construction, her, GutewOV, Winter 1‘nik. Uiurtically new, fo, linilti-d time Also Huod fot Fond Center. Fin. HE P M C TA N K S and « lease tiaf,*, $3,30(1 iluwn, 150.25 inunililv. O. Phoru- 280-W after 6 p.rn. |,limped and cleaned, drain' t* (I. F a rn ll, uwner, At cade Pku. I SPA RK f in tilaliiiK Oil Ifuatei, liiid th J. Ree.l, Oilalniu • 65,000 II I U. New lust w intel Two-bedroom downstairs furnish­ 3 HIGH. E.xcellelil otmditiou. Pi III- (SO ed apartment. Call 111,3 or 18331410 MiiKUuliu Ave. 'linin' We 3B H K A l. E S T A T E SB I , ill. Top Sail. Fill D ill, Clay, 627 -H. Shell, Ilian Line. Dump Tiuck Furnished Auartinent lor rent. E. If you want to Soy, Rent or Sell, "i-rviee Plmne 18rt5-W. 12 IIP Evlnrudr veiy iheu|i, ,;ood H . Camp, ,300 Hint Avenue. yes i 1 — " " j -i. i «»8eJSr.3i condition. Phone Hfill*W, i. W. HALL, Raattor Three room furnished apartment Underwood Portable Champion, 1 15— A C TO h tO H IL E R — 1F Inr Ids Rlste Heah Balldlai overlookinK lake. Phone l7fif>'W. like new 2111 l.niiiel. ‘Te ll Hell" Ph## 1788 We'll buy yuur vat rvgardlesi a* opt down>lalrs apart4 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D - 4 1 line nr condition. A R T IC L E S FO R ft A L B mant, unfurnished exrrpt fur Little A Heel U ird Care kitchen. 108 West IBth. Wo liuy, se'l & trade nsel 2nd and Hanford furnltiite. Wilson-Muier Kuril- , Ntoa hodioopi, private hath and Itur i Co. 311 El. I*t. Plume 1)58 Eor Hale - 1048 Chevrolet I ) -ton > ilv k U rcntr^iMy. Phone 1474-J. 1,11111*1 tr tick. Like New f HUB. VYunled Small Childs’ hlcytde, l.lllle and Reel, Hecuud and three Redroom house, In rooiI call 1291 daytime, 1070 W after Hulifurd. nndltlon, near city limits. V iT O tO y . im ______________ ■ Poniluc convertible, most popular , nm rupreie ..m a ia 7— PetO-Llreslock-Supplies — 7 11) If) model, excellent cutldillun. Real Rotate P m - Mete — » V k A V E R S E HklMaioo R edo--28" W'lll sell Tur 11760. Can be to 180". Ssnkorlk O U e i and I l l L K COW for sale. Fresh Now. financed. Castle Jew elry, phone C O L O N S !) F O L K S I I I Faint Co. M. E. Hhelhv Phone 02-1-It. 121U. ______________ Good loti for e«l« In l.ochart’e anil ______ J I E L P W A N T E D _____ 11)10 lluli’k, a oad shsite, runs good W(Mt S a n f o r d Subdivision. attfnrti - .o u t no Call ■ Bpokkevper or clerk lu train an 110.00 down and |6,00 per Ave. bookkeeper fur local concern. month. Write Boca Ratan HnueTyulllK experience nrefei red 17Mur Carp., lu x 814, Miami -1 7 H 0 A TH Paid vaaa.ian, Ktoup fnsii lance, A F T IC Y O L B . MaunUlfieei MoBeach, Fla. pthar employee benefit*. Apply M ARINE: hardware, plywood. C. 8 L O T S in Midway^ (U r . W . H. Vail Woodworking, BIG Sanford In own handwriting to Box S Ava. Thona COJMV. Cara of Sanford lxtram. ‘ Baglay, Phone 1226*R. fnal l,ai >errcned poleh. cel m*s» V |A % A i ! e MNipvadibSRt-i.--- — Bjw y ** * w.ih.Bto. ,Lti 3% tor iM m 1 .1 T �rt * r.ryys-'yjtjY. * 'W r,^ vivyyyr* . > , v rriiVJWi . . .v. ;; - •. On K n ockou t B y Taking T itle From Quells Critics By MURRAY ROSE W Rocky Marciano, the guy Jersey toe Wol­ cott and many olhcra said "can't fight," I* the new world heavy­ weight champion. •'They’ll probably say he still can't fight." said trnlner Charley Goldman shortly nfter Ihe dynam­ ic, 28-year-ohl flattened Walcott in land La fitarrn or Enard Charles. a cut on Ms scalp and from i gash "Maybe It will be W a l c o t t between his eyes. It took eight again, added the portly manager, stitches to sew up an ugly Inch "who knows? Maybe ho'il change and a quarter on his head and six his mind and not quit. All I know to patch up Ihe cut on bis fore­ la that I signed a contract tn meet head. ‘‘Hut first my wife and I are Walcott again lit 90 days and If he wants that fight hn can have going to have a wonderful time," Itocky. "We're going * to It. Only It's lie where lI say sa said It’s got to Ite ' *' go to — mavhe Mi'itsl-suad. maybe Chi-1 New York and «rr «t ■Mapki <|$ r - '- - f J|;e ! 11V..— "- ) xph csgtir” x t* > r m vnrm- ,y n j-jy t WUi one perfect right amt sent him Into >*ll Walcott Is really through, tlattul Jw t.G n , « *, retirement. -------- then we’ll .see about the others. At] the while Itocky was tn "But who's going to best him?" He’s gonna lie a fighting cham­ training for the climactic fight nf Marciano’s manager. At Weill, pion. nln’lcha llocky?" his career, his wife Barbara was discussing Ihe future of his fighter, "Sure," said ,1 ocky as he held barred from camp. Although the said early loay that Itocky’s next, a wet towel to a mouse under his expects a child In November, Baropponent might he Hex l.nyno, Ho- left rye while blood trickled from bars watched tho thrilling slugfeit PHILADELPHIA along with 40,379 paying fans In mammoth Municipal Stadium. ’ She law her husband, battered and bleeding, knocked down for the first time In his career, come back to end one of the most ex­ citing battles of modern times with one perfectly executed right hand blow to Wolcott's jaw filed ffTe Mrt'cKen ehWmjftLWthead as the 38 year old Walcott slowly fell to Ihe deck. But It was the right that turned the tables Just is it was Jersey Joe’s one left hook that enabled him tn knock the crown off Charles' head In the steaming heat of Pittsburgh on July 18, 1931. Wolcott's eyes went blank. The otd guy, who put' up ono of the greatest fights of hla tong career, sank slowly to tho canvas. One knee was twisted under him and his forehead rested on the floor as Referee Charley Daggerl lolled Ihe fatal 10. Then Walcott stretched I nut n»i III* h’>',k t'p -JiitiT ircn irfiad gor.c 'm »4p W’alfuU's way. Jersey Joe floc.ed Murcia no In the first round. It was ihe first time Ihe Rock had ever gone down. But he was up at the four count. It was a dllly Ihe rest nf the way In the sixth, when they faugh ...............................................gnt head to head, Walcott came out with a wide cut over hla left eye while Rocky suffered hla scalp wound. The old gent waa well ahead on the scorecards of all three offi­ cials at the end. Referee Charley Daggert had It 7-4-1; Judge Pete Tomasco scored It 7-3 and Judge Zsrh Tavlor •*«/ it ^ < __ the AP'scorccaiu hud VYalcoU in front 7-4-1. There waa hardly a dissent in the house. Thus, as he won the title, Jeriey Joo lost it — with one hlow. “ He's through," said Walcott's manager, Felix Bocchicchlo. "Whotever Felix saya I'll do." •aid the heart-broken ex-champlon. fights in yean with Rocky wind­ "He looked pathetic against the ing up as the 9 to 5 favorite. Wal­ ropes and 1 don't want Mm to get cott, oldest champion ever to de­ hurt," said Bocchicchlo. "He atlll fend his crown, outweighed Kocky baa all his faculties and has money 198 to 184. in tho bank. Joe made over a mil­ The fight grossed 1304,043 at the lion dollarc In tho ring. He’s re­ ■te and theater-television probabe*. tiring. Joe has been a great champ fi y will add another 3123.000. o C and that’s the wsy wo want people his 40 per cent, Wolcott earned ipto remember him." proxlmalel" gtw.nrxi ttneky, ^eut ‘Tel!". t'Ocnht rey Lhli—ta-^-Irpm 1 nothing, said Jersey, iqe ' U. he*’ asyi I'm through. I'm through. We expect to go Into business togclher. I don't know what kind of a bull­ Relief pitcher Tom Ferrlck of ness yet." Probably jbably millions of dollars trad­ the Washington Senators has played with five teams In the ed hands on ‘ho one punch. It waa one of the biggest betting Amerlran League since 1941. New York Nears 10th “Subway” Series Since 1 9 2 t Bronx Bombers Move I IIP. HANFOHII MKIIAI.il I'ngr A Wed. Sept, 31, 1932 Florida Might Be Set For Georgia Tech If It Rains iy 2 Games Out In Front Of Indians; Play Bosox Twice RODEN Press Sports Writer The prospect of New York's loth "subway" World Berks since 1931 Is extremely bright today with the Brooklyn Dodgers already "in" and Ihe New York Yankees itoumlIng on the door. IIroaklyn r provided the long suf faring fans of Flntbush their first reitful sleep In threo years last night si they clinched the 1932 Nn (tonal League pennant, Ihrlr nlnlli since tpK). True, the Brooks won the play­ off. The Brooks nailed It up as Johnny Rutherford pitched Dressen'a Dandles to a 5 4 victory over Philadelphia In the first game of a twl-nlght douhleheaiier The Phils won the antl-rllmatle game. 1-0, in 12 Innings. Rutherford's seven hit triumph gave Brooklyn 93 victories and made it Impossible fur the secondplace New York Giants to null nn other miracle. The Giants have M vletortrs and only six games re making. The Yank*, meanwhile, moved IVt games ahead of Cleveland in Uw waning American longue struggle without flexing their mus­ cle*. While the Bombers loafed in Boston, the Indians were ambushed 1M, by the Chicago White Box The Yank*' game with Ihe lied Box waa rained out. New York con assure Itself of no worse than a tie for the flag by winning only three of Its re making ala games. Roth tho Y*aki and Indiana have each won M gamea but the crestfallen Ina lua have lost threo more. Joe Dobson, a member of the Indians many moons ago choked off hla former associates on ilx while the While Boa flayed MILie Garcia and three firemen for 14 asiorted blows. The A’a nipped the Henalors, 4 3, with old Bobo Newsom gaining credit for the victory. Bohhy Hunts was struck try one of Walt Matterion’s pitches In the second inning and suffored a broken left wrist. Brooklyn was forced In come from behind to heat Ihe Phils be­ fore 24,408 scramlng fans who showd up at Kbhets Field for the kill. Gran lismner rocked Ruther­ ford for a grand slam homer In the third to give tho Invaders 4-1 lead. The Dodgers got one back In the fourth on a four-bagger by George Bhuba and locked Tt up against Karl Drews with three In the fifth. Pinch hitler Johnny Wyrnsiek doubled home Ed Wailkua with the winning run In the marathon night- cip. Ttm jubilant Crooms Gridders Battle Saturday With New Smyrna tty The Associated Pres* Florida may be reedy for Geor­ gia Tech Saturday— If It ralna. The Gator practice field, soaked by two hours of heavy rain Tues­ day. gave Quarterbicki rred RobInson and flick Csss res plenty of iraetlce In handling a slippery tall. In Atlanta, loach Bohhy Dodd of Tech predated the Florida (asm would test hla players with Its de­ fensive line. Tech ha* heatan Flor* Ida Hi limes In Ihe Z3-gam* series and three games ended k tie*. The Tennessee Vols held lengthy passing ami kicking drlili In Knox­ ville. Pat Shlrei and Dave Grif­ fith were railed on for the passing ami kicking while Jimmy Wade and Pal (ilrkalak nursed knee and muscle injuries. The laltur m*y nol xee action against Mississippi .Slate Saturday. Mlxxlxxippl Stale added another name tn Its Injured list Tuesday Linebacker Olllc Fairchild was hurl In a pass defense drill The Maroons worked on pass defense and running plays against the Tennessee single wing formation At lla ton Rouge, Coach Gaynell Tinsley watched hla Louisiana Slate team scrimmage for in hour on ollciise unit defense and lei nut a sharp cry nf patn. "Today’s practice," ho moaned, "showed a very definite lack of » burliness The Tleer offensive must Improve considerably If wo are to slay on the field here against Alabama Saturday.1 KORIN Cl CHADWICK, .13, of San Diego, Cullf., talks to a radio announ­ Practice at Tuscaloosa eon cer aa the reaches Rocky Point Vicente. Calif., the first woman to con­ firmed Tinsley's fear*. The Tide's quer the 21-mlle Catalina Channel. Uha spanned tha channel In IS varsity showed well aatlnit LRU houra, 47 minutes and 32 second*. Below, Mias Chadwick, who twain nbiyn wlih Hobby Marlow, Corky the English Channel In troth directions, b shown aboard boat after her Tharp, Hob Conway and Cecil In­ record swim. She was taken In nn ambuistym to hospital for a checkup. gram nil making good runa. Tularin and Georgia played ogains I the tactic# of each other Major League and Coach Raymond Wolf of TnThomson, New York, and Ennis, Inue thought nla team's defense Philadelphia, lot; Slaughter, Bt. I a ;adorn looked good. Georgia _ may . be with­ Louis, 08. out the aervlcea of Dexter Pon, By AHKfK'IATRD PKF.HH Hits — Muslsl, St. Louis, t88 ; defensive left end, Saturday. Poas Schoendlensl, St. faiuis, 183; Ad National League said a twilled knee waa repairing ams, Cincinnati, 178; tawkman, Uniting — Muslnl, St lontln, .338; New York, 172; Dark, New York, rapidly hut Iralneri doubted hn Bauinholtr. Chicago, .330; Kins could start. Kentucky gnt another hint work- tewski, tjnHimull, .320; Schnrn anil Alhbum, Philadelphia, 188. Home runs — Sauer, Chicago, out for Its .Southeastern Confer­ Uienst. St. taiuls, and Robinson, 37; Klacr, Pittsburgh, 38; Hodges, ence opener with Miislislppl. Ken­ Brooklyn, .307. Huns — Rnlilnsnn. Brooklyn, Brooklyn, 32; Gordon, Boston, IS; tucky scouts have p m ed the word Boston, Campanclla, that Mississippi has some of the 103; llemus and Mualnl, St. Louis, Mathews, best hacks In the conference. They 101; Lockman, New York, 98; Brooklyn, and Thomson, New York, a . also praiaed Jimmy Lear, the Reese, Brooklyn, 03. Pitching — Roe, Brooklyn, and Hun* batted In — Sauer, Chica­ Mississippi quarterback who di­ rects the tcam'a split " T " attack. go, 121; Hodges, Brooklyn, 102; Yuhas, St. Louis, 11-2, 848; Black, li Thomas Lemon City To Extend Memorial Park’s Wall By 15 Feet New Fence Will Bo Complete In Time F o r Oriel Opener The exlctmlnn of Hu- Memorial Stadium's left field fence outward liv 15 feet will c'mrlllde Ihe City's nrenaratlona for the openlmr lirep football gome to he played here Friday night when the Celery Feds clneh with Knstls, It was re­ ported this morning by Tom Lem­ on, Cltv manager. Hid HlCharit, Cltv »«pertnlendrill nr niihllr buildings and sewers, said Ihal Ihe work was hegnn tndav to extend Ihe Sta­ dium's northern fenre from tha left field foul line In n nolnt In reuterfleld where a diagonal barrier will he extended to meet Ihe old rrnlrrfleld wall some 15 feel beyond Ihe present left cen­ ter field. Meanwhile, Lemon sold Hint the ground work was complete with the new turf covering the diunmnd idanled with rye. "Weather condllions of lain and the shortness of time has necessarily delayed a ■iihxtnntlnl growth of grass for Urn aliening football game,"' hn said, "hut we will continue to re­ seed the diamond all through the fall In order to gnt u good stand of irtnss." Following on the footatapa of Ihe Seminme-Kontls gam* Frldar night will he the Grooms Academy opening cnntMt with New Smyrna Beach on Ralurday night. Seminole High will display their new Orange, black and whits unr Dodgers hoisted Manager Charley Uresscn on their shoulders during a gala celebrailon In their clubhouse. Presien praised rookie relief ace £o* Black and reserve outfielder ■ley nights grid opener. Bhuba. "We'd never won the pen­ The Celery Feds rnnrentretsd nn plays yesterday while taking nant without them /' Chuck sard. the klnha nut nf their blocking be may Mart Black In the first and defense. Earlier fear* on World Series gimn and added, the part of Go-math** Fred '•Wall give Ihem a battle, no mai­ Mana and Hill Fleming with re­ gard tn the spare available for ler who It Is." bi other games, the 81 Lotila •He gridiron In Ihe Memorial Htadlum were spelled with Mon­ Browns defeated Detroit, 31. be Wad Bobby Cain and the 8 t 1-outs day's announcement that Ihp Cardinals nipped Cincinnati. S 3, in field will be enlarged on the 10 melafli. A douhleheaiier lie- north aide by some IS feet. Tim High School |a erecting the en tin Giants and Hm (on ivei wsa rained out. Pittsburgh 1000 temporary bleacher seat* on the cast sideline for Friday nlght'a I Chicago wet* Idle. contest. The gridiron will run mnHi ami south with ite western edge bordering tho old left field foul line. With the addition of IB more ftet to the pteying field, there la now auffldent clearance for the W*-A crowd of 33,ooo to 800 foot football gridiron. There B MW wee seen today for the Uni- will be UR moro feet then the neceaaery minimum re qulrement ■t the end tonra for the geme Fri- By T . ^ v T d a VM Crooms Academy will open Its 1952 football season with New Smyrna Beach Saturday night at SiOO o’clock In the Memorial Sta­ dium. The Inaugural clash had been originally trheduled for this Friday night, hut a conflict with Seminole High School'll opener with Enstl# here Friday night forced the shift to Saturday eve. nlng. Officials at Crnomi eaperl a record breaking crowd In the revamped Memorial Stadium this Saturday night. Handicap­ ped by lata arrivala from the north, head Coach Franklin and Alhletlr Director If. L, DingIsn here been doing a terrific loh of whipping Ihe Panthers Into agape for Ihe Smyrna tilt. The Grooms grid team hm yet to mime Its captain and ro-rsptaln fur Mils srusnn. Last year's cap. Inin was Robert Fielder and George Evan was co-captain. Celery Fed Season Ducats Are On Sale Five-game hooka of season tirkrts tn the Seminole High School football games for 1932 campaign are now on aile at Tourhlnn and Room Hist and An­ derson drug atorei. The books are setting for 34. Single game tickets will sell for 31. The Cel­ ery Feds open the season with Kustls In the Memorial Btadlum Friday night at g:00 p.m. SPORTSMEN Robert Z. Johnson, president of the Semluota County Sportsman Association announced today that tha next meeting of the Associa­ tion Witt he held Thursday, Sept. 25. Tho meeting will he In the Cltv Commissioner*' room at the Cltv Hall. Mr. Johnson urges all members to be present. In I9tfi, Pitcher John Nabors lost 19 straight game* with the Philadelphia Athletics. Hi* record for the year wae one victory, 20 Iossc*, tt wait the only big league game he won In three years. Brooklyn, 15-3, .333; Wilhelm, New York, 13-1, .513; Roberta, Phila­ delphia. 28-7, .738. Forecasters Are Not Convinced Tech Can Drub Florida Saturday By STERLING BLAFPEY ATLAN TA 'yi— Them was a tlnio when Florida played Georgia Tech tn roolball that you picked Tech, gladly gave Florida at least 28 points, waited until the game was finished and picked up the pot. Some Tech supporters practical­ ly made a living doing that early every fall before Florida's hopes took their annual tumble This year, though, no one had belter Iry It— not even If T rrh does rate third best In Ihe nation, first In the Soulhesxlem Conferencefcnd even tf the Tech team may turn out to he the best Tech ever had. Florida Isn't loaded exactly, but the Gators carry a lot nf weight and they want to whin Tech In Atlanta Knlurday something terrlf lc. Tho game likely will )>e a run­ ning classic with enough passes mixed In to keep the opposition from tightening and to snlisfv these pass-happy .Southern Cnnfcieuie football fanatics Eight of the liest runners in Dixie will herd Into two strong defensive lines. Flnrhla font troopers arc Rick Cssares. vrry possibly the most underrated man in Smithcfoolhnll, J. (Papal Hall, Ihe I9M NCAA high Jump rhamp, and Bu­ ford Long. Tech runners are heller known because of Ihrlr undrfrnted 1951 season and Ihe Orange Bowl vic­ tory. They are 1-eon Ho.demon, Larry Ruffin, Bill Tens, Dick past few days on the Issues must Preti and Glenn Turner. Last week each mauled amall timers— Tech by 54-0 over the Cit­ adel and Florida by 33-6 over Stet­ son. Neither found It necessary to ■how the fancy atuff and give scouts diagram matter. Good as •ach looked, their substitutes nn not m deep aa expected. , However, each had n heller passing game than credited with. Bill Brigman amt Pepper nodgers will do most of Tech's throwing and Casarea— an ex-fulhack now quarterbacking— will do most of Florida's. Both teams are In good physical shape, In tho lino Florida otters a great tackle In Charles LsPrndd and a flue guard In Joe D'Agos­ tino. Tech's heat are Linebackers George and Larry Morris (not re­ lated) and Tackle Hal Miller. Rath coaches Justifiably feel n little apprehensive. Boh Woodruff of Florida said his "running game By G A Y L E T A LBOT PHILADELPHIA UH - This was one Ihnt will go down In the his­ tory of great heavyweight fights. There hasn't been a greater one in Ihe past 21 years to our certain knowledge. Going Into the 13th round last night nl Philadelphia Stadium, w l didn't think Rocky Marciano baaL' an eorlhiy chance nf winning the title from Jersey Joe Walcott. The boy from Brnckton waa behind, I rounds to 5, on our scorecard, and lie appeared to be fading. Then Ihe Rock shot nls right, and It landed flush on Walcott'* Jaw— almost Ihe first punch of the round. It carried behind it every ounce In the sturdy frame of the shoemaker's son, and from the In­ stant of Its sickening impact there was never a doubt of what hadM happened. Jersey Joe, an admirable old fighter In his final defense, went down ns though he had hern poleaxed. A left hook caught him as he fell, Imt It meant nothing. He was Insensible ns his head struck Ihe floor, and there was never a chance he would get up again. But ns long ns he was In there throwing those six-ounce gloves, the Pnppy Guy from Camden (t*ve the roaring Ihrnng ns great a th rlllt as It is ever likely to get at a sporls event. Marciano won the respect ho had never known before. He fought his pnworful young op­ ponent with a heart and a fury which were at time* astonishing. Several times, even toward the end, Walcott ripped Into Marciano with lethal left hooka to the body and head which almost sent the new champion down. Only a won­ derful constitution kept Rocky on hla feat. That la, of course, on* o fC the requisite* of a, champion. will have to Improve a great deal If we are to be ready for Tech." Trch's Bohhy Dodd, whose team has more nt stake thin Woodruffs, considers the game "the key to our season. We've got to win to get off on Ihe right foot mentally." illy speaking, Tech ti the National); focal pulint since the Engineers haven't lost tn IS games. Talmadge Lafayette Abernathy' lost his only three decisions os i pitcher with the Phlladeiphta All < ietlrs In 1048. ’ Save Time, Effort with Easy-to-Handle Dodge Trucks! Derfge trucks arc built for greater maneuverability, eatler garblng> let* driver fatigue. 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They esom to like tha «w y maneuvers btffty of our Dodge trunk* and tt’* no eecrei to any ot ua that they ride better. "W e’re gold on Dodge •Jot-Satof trucks bacaum they’re available in a Ignorance of daa gn d with a big ■riw H w * f »d il eqptornant to fit oU of our Jo b e - V * * » n a i A j a v a lto b U o n > , W-, prevents .hock and i^ ^ .fn s s s ia S .,u^- p a s ta s A t ««r Actjy iftrMe 6es/toyfa /ow-ctafitonspt �I T T O O D O J ff TIIK NX'EATIIKK *H*c«lvs yam Sanford Herald, City DaUrerr, by 7:00 Mn ili r. M.. pteaaa call 0 Y ELLO W CAM 1441 W H a • KHlnhli.Hhcd VOLUME XL1V "Truman Urges Public ARtpji On Al,l Funds n f o r AN INOKI’KNDKNT DAILY NKNVSI’A PK R SA N FO R D , 11108 FLORIDA said I lien, would help prevent "Ini proper conduct" and "unfounded suspicions " fie told his news conference to Ijulay that his message ol last Sep w teinber is jus! as necessary now as II was then lie suggested ihnl reporters read U "gain No ncllon ever was taken on that message The message called for a law requiring that all full Mine officials of Ihe three branches of govern inent receiving »W,non a tear or more file an annual statement id (heir liicmnrs. *Including Income over and above their salaries #t II also proposed that other gov ernment employes he tequirrd lo file statements If their outside In come exceeds *1,000 a yenr The news conference today lasted eight minutes It will he Truman's last Washington news conference for three weeks, lie leaves Satur­ day on a 13-day whistle-stop swing across the country. On other subjects rnlsed by re l>orters, Trum an a«td: | I .Ike Sen John Sparkman, A Democratic v lrr presidential candldnle, he put his wife on his Sen ala ataff. The President said his employ­ ment of Mrs Trum an helper! In pay his hoard when he was a senator In those day. Trum an said, il was exceedingly difficult to gel along because salaries were less and there were no govern menl expense accounts and other benefits such as provided now 2 . lie has never been sorry for ^ firing Assistant Ally. (Sen. T l.a** mar Caudle for outside activities Caudle Ipstlfied he was assured lia s lls s n l On r»»« T mmI KOREAN 01 B ILL WASHINGTON 18 - Mora than 31.000 vetarana xpplled for educaUon and training undar the Korean Of Bill during Uh > ffnt 10 dava of the program, tho Vetarana Admin­ istration reported today. The education and training pro­ visions of the law, which alto pro­ vides other benefits for veterans with service anywhere In the world since June >7, 1330, became effec­ tive Aug. 30. • I M TU BIRTH DAY (OD NH Afir.N .Denm ark . ra. Anas BoetcJur of Banders celebrating her H IM hM M ay Khe says aha deesn'l waal "I den't w a a l h live any ,” ahe s s U l.» ly t n T da^aay thing iafl In aae are * a U %%lfli «.ritferu(f * »i iffi-ml <ihuM(>ri In r\lrrm* •until thnmvrh Y'rnlit). I.itlle •*li ii*cr it* frni|»rrntiirr. A — u u ia t r d l ’ r»'ss I iasiMl W ir e N o . 23 p i l l o D n i f y o *U i~.drifpUl7TyTii> i X r r l a */“ W !>• Tell All About His Funds; Nixon Remains As Nominee Hood And O f T o lo y r a m s V o te O f ' I’ o t n l . riiM t A d a m s \i\o ii Vn.sxxors IlisOrilirs C O P C o m m it t o o S e e n S te v e n s o n As . rt’cy V im liu n lio it I ’r c s iH o n t Speech 1 IV ]p (ll(\ S T h in k s Has H is K n d c tl , . \rtiv»tir* 11( flu* r**l» ••»ii t ImI« 4»f flu* 7-Mi* nriiiivM ur\ of Sntifoi'l will iiiilffuav Mnfiilii\ nt l:IMf |> m "" " ff" " K is h In ! 1 t f*x ii i*nrif| .iinfrrt f«\ tin* Si'mttiti|« M c m n i 'i . 'i l .ii 'I ’o lit* medical care for Ihe American ' " " ' ' V ' 'T , '''" '" S i ?.,*! It |*IV4* t|. people caused the Afiieriean Med it• ' I•If'••b*‘» 4?ti9ifitr Mi*' 1 wail 4*r* 1Ii4* .(•ill A'lnrinlinn In (lUhnrul a nun 11alay. tuillrc m»I up In fiahf Ins nallnii.it Muyt William II Si••»»»|t#«r "ill liunlth program. The Prrsitlrnf wai tnlri al a , til mi nililff s il*** i*i mnv'I Mm n|i4«m,Ii mpvah rnnfrrrnri* Ihnl Dir AMA wan will In- fnllnvt•••! I»v 4-iil»'ituiniii4*nl disbanding the eommiltee on hy Ihr SI'S ( •h*!* C-liih Th r u«*nrifil rhttiiniati il grounds it was no longer neces .nry— thal the AMA felt the Tru wni hi** hour lltni 4»V4*nil m MmNn«l|(*fir4* will *»•• 7ft vrar »»"4|i|i iiIn man plan had hern defeated of Sunfoi i|. | Ih *i', In* mu1*1* wii11|i| The nrestdenl replied mat atler fn»< ivii wi-l in*4»r lUtlio Slutitiit . his Phlludelphln speech the AMA !*.*'! ! P He .L>y.J.'n '! wss wrong. said the action wn« •hi* priipu •*1 ••••*fit \ himfitl ul Im*4ii i«w||i* *»|l thr Im IImI t"t tIII* N«»v I i h i't i n n , || r I leulii I'h tiiriiin n III** I 'llliflt \ I 'llll|||||<«s>|M||, II Ilf l*|||||4* tinlny M'lltlU III II'. IIIN llllfllltl * 1*11Via II* •• I*x4*iimI f**r Hi** *1*ilirntpill *if M** ri-1, MnntiMiil M*'*»p|i.il i*t llwLi*' i whi* h will !**• In’l l il t nil *iVl»' Stitnlfiy nfli*rii*M»»* A iivrllii* <»f lilt* tinilrWN nf llr* •-Ini* h »•* *<••« (rntntivrlv *i•hi'ihi 1**41 fit Hub w*i*k \i--r■>>• 1*1111. fitll.x Kv..;,ine ..-Ilvltle, w.lt ..... .. of Frunrls I* Win* •’*.!•• ti hI ipi 'I diiiirr nt Elr**! St r •e*t (ln I *1 Mnuitnllii Av#»li*ir nt p t" •I#*nl »»f l l i r t r * M l i**il ' • fl i M Mnprutlin \vi*4inn will t*** •••*!%•••! i r n i " .i" u \ 4•««11«•NV.»v iiii«l l'» I I* A **f off fur Hi*- ilntirinir. S n r i f ‘ *i«l t»n*| . I n in** l I •••lire • i* Mtinlr will If fill filmhe*,| |i< 11|| < * V n i i*. .t**ln» I i i ** • ' i l •* Klmtittnti mill hit fiv**-pM'4..... .lohfl mil, •Me| | •il 11 ] -V •in. Mr l.ii»**' *ni«l. <*otn no .1 will, ll ll p l* *lt|»f •• m i l •• • • •»*• H|»tinkl**e| >iri thi* h tm l lo ! o 111 roimnlBsiiin mi th* i •i • 1111•• h**l|ri •luminif. I'liiinly fi• I I* • Ihtli tlnriik. Mini Al WiNon 41* Srminnl*' ••nti'il i*v#*r I h iniifiiti inworkli’if with Mr. Urn* «•* *•» •i r ir •*« I 11 ii I >i v l»y t in i i\» II tfmir nun. ( ’o i l i n i i l l r i * . Shot* And liOathur (goods Storo To Be Opened In Sanford V tJ -'-r y .p -tr,, r, r , ( t .1 ,,-' I •«*«>rl*• 'I *»• N **l ••*« vn-x f«»l ** le ather -n n -l, rc .a ir s i---* . Link Kennedy Is Sotijrlif By holice In New York Town •*•*! |!«* %••• 'V; • Agreements On Public Housing Asked Of Board Georo" M. William, cseriii • -l> r e c t o r of the Hanford Ilnur" X" thorllv. announced lodav th * ••• operative Hgrc»meots will I- o-t ed for front tlm County <*••- ip h • |nn i,t It*, pert ro f,,|lrr !•■• ■•i . and from lb « Ovipilo Cltv ' .*•■•■•. relative to housing pniJrclN plnii ned. Hurveys are lo l»e made ii <•< i ct!o and Geneva to determlp" »*■•• tiee<| for himalug projects in 'Ii- • communities. The co-operative ngrcemeoi h o v e been requested h v t h e l*,»*-*1• Housing Admirdstratlon mid ll"o Finance Agency, ami arc neesary, snlil Mr. Williams, hefim new projects can l»n aoproved. These agreements will Include assurance that the proneilies o r projects will not lie taxed, Imt that 10 per rent of the rentals collected hv the Housing Authority will l-e acceptable annually in lieu of to. ex. Colored Imsiness and prnfex alonnl men of Sanford have agreed to donate prlxea to colored sin rlsnt winners of nn essay contest sponsored hy the Hanford Housing Authority anil entitled. "What Public Housing Mean* to Mv Com­ munity.'' A change In tho rulaa governing the length nf the easaye waa an­ nounced today by M r. Williams. Essays are to he the following U.igths: Group 1, 1000 tn 1600 words} Group two, 1600 to 2000 words, and group three, ,2500 to flOOO words. »t I tip nt x it*»*'lf fl ««V|| Dll* ». f •» n -•• s.in im* 1 1 • ♦. i fft 6*1 tl|f•* •*!lltl* •*l * tl • iiiipi* •1 fit. ••• \xi • i i*util not , ft i«'l*** f*.,* ' • | t 1*1 1 •i ff* »f Ni\»*f* .*ff#*r \' <«iil t*pt'i .*(lon*i. * , ♦ ) 1*1 |*l •' 1 Si'll • V ,»* nn i D fiii N •• p *. i.tftili »I ii4»niiin*r. ,,* . Hnj u* Abandoned All Should Help "'•njFrench Navy To Improve ( ily, Vi'.'ifvi-Sunken Sub I.emon Tells JCs 4*ti fear d d It.iltiiuorf *,,, h* i« ♦•••I SE.XNE-XTT.I.ES N V P A » in .ill desrrih.-d ns in e-rupi-e fruiu it .1 Khn id.i rii.nl gang broke .in n l**illnl t » •<|df turnt'Vrr, <*t I V IN \ndll ii | ihl I# ,|9I N 1134*11ll I ‘llltlllllfl# #' III*' it'll* ol lh** i*.mils nl Aiiirii* in** NiViH x\ill it in,i.ii Ihr iriil' xI*• ■i in <i '.iicirtcnt, |'*4**•lilt*4111.11 ll**IIIIP.1 l.fll I 4\' lull* l» l'.|4|*||h*' NI I III# 1 tl- d. • < mil In- .in ;td Kt'inihlif .iii pii'Hiilnillal tMinlitl.ilr I im Mtlirtluilg to mi! Srn Mlth.irtl Nlvm. ho tun in Ntiitilii ii'np mail*, l/xhiy mtirchnl •«!* Iix \ , iu ti-,. Dcnmeralic IM'lt, 1tll'l<* '•lit** hark l#i thi* p«tlllii*al nx irs .il , 11111-111101’. to hide," In i ilr.iillatirflllv («*<•rfnl minion ( ) nf llii* I lull. I 'I . T i t n i 'i i '; < 'it* • • ' \ ,t • r. t iii Ulirrluu*. 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(1 •If • lil.ii It • I * t • • III '\.*l»l. *1. his Ii pit w.ishl'tl •! *1**#•••* III-. | !• *• ..1. 4. .1 If. •<! . • Vnlrjjl F lo r id a \ IKnti i ' i*| xxloin; in tic* I'pl iii t Ii 1 ..IIH 4 \ ' X.I1 ■I 'IH ••••41 in pri n.i!•'Iv i .ii •*«I I'Niii *t • ..i*i min •• tl* Counci l lilt'1 fiotii \s•*.31VIi n •alllni tu.i'i * It ,ii|>h.l1 99| 11 flit It tl |i| U.if lh .ml i total ol Hr? of thr I . • ' • Hi ll 1,MI'll tl .1n.t •SOI* •••ill III ill#*** liii'inlnTs all •.11I fit*4 lliltl I*'ll l'•1 ,' 1ittl lu k \ \ ill ( o n v e n e H e r e 11 •iiiDBuril ••i* I'ngr 9••ur » .111*1 X-It '••0 *1*'* , 1w •IXN in Du* 1*9*4 •0)11 ••( In ill* ll •X •'ll >ll.lf Ml .It •»»ll# > •-1*1 o f I he* rn-rhniriii**h. *%!*•» t ** Ihnl iifili*<«n iti'litiii i* i* ••• tit'll Frieluv >' t*ill !•• • ifrl il up III** l*fillot f»*» *he #'l**«*l mn, 4inii4»tima*'il • ' *• "Th r vol** **n |h«* l***f*•• t Biifiirthinir Dint Iih** h# » *• *• !•v S**mim»li* f %4iiiity ft* •i" • Mr Tinihv **niil, *'n»»*l in *••* fhr nil ••!•* In I >1 .i r f •tt<i ••> and rrgu . 9lie ft* (f t it 4|t*| 411>4' |I* * I I D ID |( »X it’ t * I *13* *3 1*3 I tfl fl. •» M l I. . . . I U I I m * i i ,i x n t.I.I • \| •'III l.a I *4. 1411 It •I >1III III • •I llt'l i **'1111 •Ilia •* • l| •111 33•• nt x* i|#’|*l’» I' I I ill I • |*(*l •ca|| \ llli lli'l ll.3III -Ml |»#'f It) II f ll •' llfll* lit it I !•*C III!* 4 44 In-e.ime siis|delniln uflei -eelng Hithree men in a ear m using almoi this l enlral New York village and he sliqqied them He said lie started hi walk Hu throe In the iHilire stullon m-arlo and Kennedy broke imnv and fled Stale Trooper Anihonv Varisi-o who arrived on the scene |ii»l allot Kennedy had (led, said Marlin Julius told him he and Kennedy had escaped from Ihe road gang Johns Inld Hip lumper he had been senleneed In three years fur armed rubbery and had three months In serve when lie es caned Varlscn quoted Johns as saving he understood Kennedy had been III Jail since he was Hi and was serving a term for burglary and larceny When halted hy Davis, Ihe three men were In a ear owned hy a rental service In Del Ray Reach, Fla. A 13 stale alarm was broadens! for Kennedy. At Tallahassee, Fin., the Slnte Prison Division said a warrant for Martin Johns will he sent tn Ihr Sknnealeles chief of police Imme ilintrly Johns and Kennedy escaped from Ihe Pompano mail gang Kent. 10. As well as Ihe armed robbery conviction, Johns hsd been convicted of carrying tools tn a countv Jail to aid an escape •Kempt. He was sentenced from St. Lucie County (F I. Pierce) « - / Kennedy was cnnvlrlcd In Oxccoln County (Kissimmee). After serving hit three-year sen­ tence for auto theft from Osceola County, Kennedy has pending a 30-year sentence from Manatee County (Bradenton) for second de­ gree murder. ff.i •i* ll •*»|t fixlii i. |M>lif-s-iniiii In-re lnd»\ :•I• *•X ••»)•• ll ll t *• iui in* mi'fi li.nl • » 4 er lie had h.-i-n pn-ked up uitli *• #•••* i *'|••»trtf i* l#'i! up '»lll l»M,m,tnv n• 1Ml ••In-tiflfl. lilt* (*«»*|||I\ t *44||*41* will i»nlv I m* ilif*#*hni irinp D* i* * \ I ... . II Ifl .if ti.ix il fi i '. n l Iv i eiiuipsiileno lur quevlieiilni' c«uth p a t h A v r p n e |,.- V. |>avi*. 4|*4ilir fthi 119v nl III#*l#*W'i l i 'Mr lie v av ideidlfieil a - laid, Ken •1*4.41tl’f • lit I ml Ilia* Sill f o r — e- n n e r e ' - r « f n s im ila r store ri*4f t*i Dir l/ntpiiyrn in-dv. Iiirm erlv id Sanford I la i n . h u m * 9m »I i ••• I i . i 9atv I n n » iitnli** nt M i ' l e d c e v t l l e , G" "Th in is n trirlly a -*•!# •x * m tn i iii-I imU vw-tr Marlin l.ii-u l l ll ' PI 4 lit 4’ III X* ,31I T Curl Vonelin, f--mert,* |,f ^r nr*» lo hi'lp iL *irr our » v i* John-- <’( -vile told poin t- lie .ltd I In | 'M.n f m , xi*. x Hi* Ii n l h i m i l P e te rs h lirg 'O il of V iirM i C n r e lln n , hospital in III** •'v•*Mt Mini* ^ ■•*»•• Kennedy n-.d e>< ipcd li-ou 9 644411111; »*••'••( (f •*3 I4|l* V N o ll .l W BI w i l l h n v e r l m r c e ,*f r h e s h - e r r n r r n 4*ii#’iiiiisliih4 #* • **h»*il*l * • nt I'liiilpaliv I t:. mad g im- and I I N.ldlfl* I fl ' Sp4 4| f • #»*.4ll Ml ll lt' l n n ir i le p r r t m e n t , fur w hich II.r t h e Ki*»h rntntr fr •••«» «•#*»• Mm* .lolin's lir.dliet S|n-l ilt I raw lord t l • l i t i l l ll II • * Mn* XX I . I f l i t m l •no ,I m o d e r n e q u l lr m e n t hus l i r r n Ifii4llltt*evi| I I n I ' a g r »*. • Johns M Miami ,l i s t ' d i e d . x *9•» . •f|lxIfi i| ll .ll ll .l t 'l l le * siiflli* Although \lr. Dnvi- tins „ n r , „ . I'atri.linnn lienrge Davis m iii I to- ii m i n i fti n «*f 4*tit*h i v Ini'pina i m p«»t ncriuis huxlness In Millclgi villr, he (Ir-hled to Inrete in Hnnforil, he snhi, not only h•'cause of th" bus Inexs npnortunltlex afforded. Imt Wanse of the fine fishing and huctlng In tills region. "I hnve been coming to Klorldn every two month* for 20 years to fish, including the Ht. John* River am! tlreldril lo live here." he drrlnreil. He Is n formrr chief prltv officer in the Navy, served eight vrnrn In Ihe nrmv and Is now a master sergmnt In Ihp Army Re. serve. P U B LIC S E N T IM E N T In addition to shoe repair serv­ N EW Y O R K OB - Gen Dwight ice. Mr. Ilavls conduct* n mall D. Elsenhower's headquarters said order business In the manufacture today the find l.onn letters re of leather goods such as dog rnlreived showed puhlle sentiment lars, which he advertises, he "approximately on to t" In fnvnr staled, In Field and .Stream am! of keyplng flen. Illrhard M. Nixon other sport niagatlnrx. )(r has aa,lho Republican cnndidnlr for received orders, he added, from Alaska. Janan. Korea, (,'nnniln vice president. A spokesman said the mail re- and other foreign countries. action waa about the same as tho Tile Davl* ................. family, now ........... located 6,000 telagrama received Wednes-here, Include M n . Davis, a son, day aftar Nixon’s television and Chan, 17 and a daughter, Marlon, radio explanation of his privately 14. Mr. Vaughn lx an orthopedlr e*. ralacd 116,03 expense account pert III making shoes and arrh •imports In accordance with presWAR DEAD rrlptlnn of foot doctors. Ho ha* ANZIO, HatV (8 —Gen George Iwen written up In North Camllna C. Marshal], chairman of Hie U.H. newspapers concerning hla skill In Battle Monuments Commission, making exact miniature models today Yiittad the big Antln Nettunn of shoes. While In Rakersfleld, Cameterjr with hla wife, whose ion Calif., he received publicity for la buried there. making a complete cowboy outfit Mrs, Marshall, dressed tn black, in miniature, Including saddles, placed g bouquet of red rosea on I>oota and ahoes. the grave of her son, Li. Allen Turner, killed In action In Italy In H A T BOX EM B. I - Perkins ami Son Men’s May. 16*4. T V y reiriinsd at the Wear Htore has on hand more than cemetery for an hour. Gen. Marshall, wartime Army 60 empty hat boats which will be chief of ataff gad later secretary given away to anyone desiring of aUte, ig oti a tour of American them. These cardboard boxes are military cemeteries throughout handy for itorlng things In, said B. L. Perkins, Jr. Europe. "rrr • IlH’ k flit •* h* th*'*' I n i " 1 lit# d ,tt I- •>mrntH to I it .11 til’s •t.ltl* .!• t*. r it ulttu.l tlMlItlt 1flit tit it 4'Sprrlril |H»N*.itt|\ tilll.fV t i riitthl tit \\ll.lt ilils Id «'f| 'll llir «l|l\ lull |t\ Dll* *»xx4 *•p111, *ll •I**» •*in ritl ••! I'.isrtihnvNrt . e Adams said t id • |i* is .itr f-nitl tu pro •m i ." .• tfiiv lh Ih r \ssim tali'll l*irsN m \n inti « liin.it tie itMiri.il Il'ich S« hc»ol Hnmf. in'i’iif'llii|C ,M I l e d ( )n S u n d a y l \ M K*l I jin* !»••»*••»mI ' liiiiritmii *»f D»* \ pf* 1.11 iiii'i tini: nf i In I'niii' WASHINGTON <8 President ' S' ' " ' " " ,l I ‘•i||||lll*>w|il|| Will !•« Ill Mllllit Irum.m said today he Ihought hi...., \ < iu ' i .i I I irlil w.n dm 4 •si.iirmi iM nr* O p p o s it io n 111*11 flllltf fll I*' '4* p u r pi* sr n f I1* i ••'nit! \\ r . •d ♦•. -sril In llir «••iniiilMrr Mr ilsii Irlrtfi .iphril Ni\nn lli.il I l*ritini»»r» .mil flu- iii fitinill r r IM*I Mil'll ItI In 14*111.mi Mil Mm* in kt I Imt lhr\ ilrnnainl it D c d ic i. H o tn o c ra ts u \ •» »t >tr\m '<»n “ tn |m I i to tit i/.Ml Milt till* fact lln* m.iftra i« i i In* 4«l Inm•k anil Srli N i %i»ii his Inm'ii ruin pI•*I r I% « iliilhilril." >nnitiiff llo .s|»t Se- \d.ini. of New k nt -I Die of *•. Demo, ratie I-.>i. -.olv a few •do ei learned up I: (iai.l M Nixon . '--ii til reunion .III. . . 'i- 4 aiiitiitiifr Truman Declares Program Is Given Hospital Meeting AMAHasChaneed A m A nasuiangea rFwr j , ,sGlworvancc Bjrthday 01 Is Slated Monday By County Board Mind On His Plan Ir o r \:.x •MM* M SKNHtiW F.lt SPE \t Dwight I* Elsen i *,4 ”X«■» ' P nit i-,'i ,. day dial IN*••{ 4 ,* X ,i K Stevenson to t 4 V •' »*'• a ■ made Iron, an It O' 1»• : *•• i<a , uul mile s tic . ,<• lude '• W \ S lll\ liM IN I'. lie imlilii nit NalMMi.ll ( Ii.nr m in Wlhur I Siiniini r (irM xaiil tn ilni D*«* lira U iiiiih nf h««ii*lil l» I ihi h Iimm rrr mill Ihr N.iMnii* al I iiniMiilIrt* mraiin lliil Sen Uiihanl M N i \mii rrninin^ lin* llipiiltlii an v l r r |irr**nlrnli,il ACKNOWUDOINO IH I CMItRX Of tHI CROWD, llepuhllcan Presidential nominee lieu Dwight P Elsen­ hower witvri his arms as hr rtiles ,idr l-y side with Sen llolietl A T-sft down « Clriclnii.ill slieet In nil address In Ihe Cltirlnnnlt Musn II ill. Ike accused President Truman and Secretary of Slate Dean Ac heton of having bungled America Into rts * I'.’-r -.tn War Tlie O DP standard beam assailed C.nv Sleveosnn for giving "smug answers" mi fm- li.-n In an allempt lo slllle erltlclsin. (/nleriialn-iinl .Vounilphadi) Raps ( 'o n c o m i n g ' tSt ' ts T o lit .1 VI It III I I. wi i i i k i s i:\ T im v k i i h o i i m i \H K < r lien D m mill n I'UrnltoMrr lolit a in.wd parked Inin llsKerslon ii, Mil , I'nhlir Siinnrr loiliit lh.il I In- \iiiriniin lirnplr are not going in si,uni lur "rriiiikiilness" ut llieir gn.rrumenl I lit puller said in-irr Ih.iil Ij.llilll pet sun. Ii.lellfil In I I ,rll linnet, disking it tin- I true,1 Mill al crowd rtet as.rnildeil in Hagers,it* n Lake Mary Citizen HasNarrowEscape In Auto Accident * ' r T Z • -A no victory for the Medical Asso elation. Truman has proposed a system of national hrallh Insurance Un iler tills plan the government would receive deductions from I workers' pay-checks, much as il now receives Social Security pay­ ments Krum Ihe health fund, the government would nay doctors for me Ileal rare given the piddle Pro pie eotiltl choose their own physl elans. Tills proposal drew hitler oppn slllnn from Ihe Medical Assoela linn and other groups as "social lied medicine " II made little or no headway in Congress Truman then appointed a spe e|nl ronttnlsslon to study the proh tern of making medical rare avail Millard If. Rice, l-akc Mary, able lo all the people Tills com t l narrowly escaped serious Injury mission lx still at work In a speech in Philadelphia last night at 10:00 o'clock when he lost control of hla 1060 Hulek sedan Sept in, Trum an referred lo on In trying to make a right stigle oooents of Ids nlan who Include turn on the Pnota lload and lin­ Dwight D. Elsenhower - as "pull ear plunged Into an orange g ro v e ; hacks " Trum an said "even now" and overturned completely, pinning ihls opponents seem In he advo him under it. |eating "Ihe amnring nro|M>silion According to R, I). Harrison, •hnt Poverntnen! sho'dtl have noth elate highway |atrplman, who In­ ing In tin with health exrept for vestigated the accident. Mr. Hire ‘locally administered indigent med­ managed to work himself out from ical care programs '" Thai latter under the ear and WM picked up quote was lifted directly from an A and taken home by a man about a Elsenhower statement mile from the accident. Ills In­ "Thai's aho'd like saving we juries were confined to leg bruises, don't need any form of Soelal Se and an x-ray nf hie left arm did curtly except the county poor not Indicate any broken hones. house." Trum an said "These |ten Mr. Rice I* a trainman for the nle really want In p» hack In Ihe Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. Dam­ horse sqtl buggy days " age tn the automobile wae esti­ The Proxldent's »|M-ech renewed mated at about 11,000, a challenge In his opponents In of­ A 1061 Dodge coupe, driven by fer A belter plan of Ihelr own WINism C. Wllkerson. Orlando, wae d a m a g e d to an extent esti­ mated by Patrolman UartUon al |2m), when hit In the rear hy a 1U52 Cadillac sedan driven by Cus Varglsh, Apopka, three quarters of a mite south of Hanford on the Orlando highway. The Cadillac had hit a low spot, filled with water, causing It to swerve. No arreala were made. The aecldeit occurred at IS: t-r> p-m. yesterday. b Vast ( ’rowel Drools Ike And Taft In Cincinnati By I). HAROLD OLIVER ina an acrminting of Income for all top public officials legislation alonu Hint line, he I THURSDAY S E PT . r». IILVJ President Refuses To $ Comment On Vin­ dication Of Nixon; Mum On Stevenson W ASHING TON i f President Trum an raid today Dial nil run gressmen should In* required lo make an annual accounting of al Ih rlr Income, public and private lie «ald all lop government of ■tflrlaU should do the name. ** Hut the President declined ti ronimcH al his newt conference on the Republican Party'a "vindi­ cation" of Sen Illrliat <1 Nison ol any w'micdolng 'n ronnectlon will Ihe use of a private expense fund of 9IH.3XT And lie refused enrninenl also on Hie special fund used by (iov Adlal Stevenson to supplement sal arles of certain slate -mplnyes Trum an did say, In answer lo question, Ibal he himself never hud such a 'und. Truman's plea for no accounting ♦ras not new. 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EXu,-. ,■- i r ,v .Wer! Dodgers A re /2-Gam e A way From Indians Hang On In v\ant Race By Defeuting A’s Yankees Roll On By RALPH ROUEN . AP Spirt* riler , | Only • super miracle will pro w o t the Brooklyn Dodger* (rum i representing the National longue In Util 1053 World Series again-,! the ! Iww York Yankees nr t.'leveland I I’m * 8 THR HANFORD HER ALU Monday, Mrpt. 22. 1952 ;tT7'. %***« . AMp. ••M tw f VOICE From The STANDS (J«liku»h, WIs, Sent. 18, 1UM* Friend Kent I intended releasing rnv All-Star Heniinole County t.aHel.ull kluli hefure I left Hanford, hut I was unusually busy packing my heavy equipment (handle underwear etc.) to make this hup hy sir up lu the University of Sitka, Alaska, fur homecoming and the big game un­ der the Northern Lights. As you ktiuw the Bear* and Seals will Ire the hlg attrac­ tion to fight It out for the “frlald supremary" and a area! halite will lie fought, unlrss slime big mouse horns In, ur Ihe Northern Lights go uut. , Al this particinmnenl I “ Th* Storied Bums of Flulbudi arc assured today of finishing In no WWM than « lie for first (dace trlMn the curtail! fills next Smiduy. <’ Manager Charley Dressen's pen Mat-starved athletes moved to kin one victory of clinching the | yesterday. Joe lllsrk, making first start of the season, pitched Dodgers to an 6-2 victory over __ Ion while the runner-uii New York (Hints dropped a C2 decision !• Philadelphia The victory boosted Brooklyn s Med over the miracle men of 1031 to Si* games, ilotli learns have six i ' fame* left to play and one llrook be* n o triumph or (Hunt defeat will can see a. MU down Brooklyn's llrsl pennant w h ile line* 1940, Swedes ■■Meanwhile, Allis- Iteynolds kept the OshYanks in Ihe driver's seal In oveiall furAmerican League race. The A little Chief, gunning for nls first 20-vic­ In t h e tory season, pitched the Yanks to ■Iny, ii r r i g h t 141 decision over Harry tiyrd und A, H. Yuwell uftei l u n c h , 1 peaky Philadelphia Athletics. Indians, behind Bnh L ' pihjii passed over Springfield, III,, and Hied to a 7-1 victory over the it looked dead, Imt I guess that’s Detroit tigers to remain Hv names because Stevenson lives there. And so after due consideration, attorn. Reynolds permitted oidy three I'll release my choice for my Sem­ Mis In posting his 19th victory hut inole County 1062 baseball kluli as ha hid no easy salting lie walked lullows. eight end almost gave up the ghost ill—Mrs. dene KuumilUl i i III the seventh and ninth Innings Jit—.Mrs, Pill Tyre |l ’ Caia Michaels tripled to begin SS—Mrs. Georg* Eirk the seventh hut died on (hint The .111—Mrs. diirdon Sweeney A'e loaded the bases with one out C—Mrs. A. W. I.ee til the ninth hut couldn't pierce I.E—('apt. Arthur Yuwell Stvnolds’ armor r Byfti surrendered only live hits the Yanks bunched two of them ig with a pair of walks In Hie th Inning to score Ihu game's run. Yogi Berra singled Joe Ins across from second liasc |Ui the piyuff marker. Lemon turned back the Tigers on (our hits In gaining his 21st com attest of the campulgn. Al Itosen wai the big wheel for Cleveland, Batting in four runs on Ills 27lh komer and a double. The Dodgers end Braves were Malted in • 2 2 duol until the eighth when Uw Brooks scored six runs tyro were mil to lock It up. Hy JOE RKICHLKH Campanella singled home the NEW YORK on - Jimmy Dykes, _ breaking run. fiery manager of Ihe i’hitadeiphiu Black llmllrd Boston In three hits Athletics, loduy accused American deserved a shutout as Carl League umpire Ed Hurley ot i'a error in the (ourtli led to "chucking up In the clutch’' Irave runa. culled him u "Yankee lover. Veteran Buss Meyer parceled out Dykes, whose Athletics dropped Mm hits in heating the (Hants uml a i-u decision to the New vurk aquaring his record at 13-13. The Yankees at Yankee hludiuin yes­ Phils clinched mailers In Ihe fourth terday, charged that Hurley's when Hill Nicholson rocked Jim "atrocious" srrike cull lu hatter N airn for a three run huuier. Juo Axtiolh with the bases loaded Home runs were the deciding and only une uut In ttiu ninth Inning (actors In other National League eost Ins team the game. games, "Ilu (Hurley) took us right out • Tad Kluitewikl ami rookie Jim of the game with that une eall," Q rw ngress clouted humors lo ac- Dykes said. "That was tne worst unl for all of Cincinnati's runs cull I have ever seen in my una 4-1 triumph over I'ltlshurgh. liro buxebull career. Everybody in Ill) Serena smashed u two-run Ihu park except Hurley saw that am ir In the seventh to lead CM- the pitch wus nigh and outside. He decision over St. Just choked up In the clutch, Muslxl accounted for that's all. Hu's a Yankee lover." off Bob Hush with The cauae uf Dyke*' (lare up ucthe first Inning, cured In Ihe top of the ninth. The itber American League game Yankee* were leading, 1-0, with „ Pierce pitched Chicago to a New York's Allle Reynold* and victory over St. Luula and the Philadelphia'! Harry Byrd en­ Red Sox scored five runs gaged In a thrilling pitching dual. ninth Inning to vanquish The Athletlci, held to two hill lishlngton, 7-3. through eight Innlnga, suddenly be­ came belligerent In Ihe ninth and filled the bases un two walks and T.E TALBOT a single by Sherry Robertson with unly une out. PHILADELPHIA U t-F u r some Reynold's first three serves to un not quickly or logically ex- Axtrolh were culled balls, Une quite a low veteran fight mure ball and the score would ... who have spent time al have been tied M . iy Jo« Walcott’s training ram p Ait roth look a called strike. The Ve coma away atrongly convinced next pitch appeared high lo the ‘ the vaterun Negro li a belter crouching bailer. AatruUi started right now than he was. any. to trot to Ural but plate umpire ’ r four year* ago, and that Hurley made a delayed "strike ,ht knock out Kocky M ar two" calj. ,ano tomorrow night 'Hie Philadelphia catcher came ,O ur feeling haa been all along back to the plate yelling. Coaches ire wka nothing much to Wally Muies at Clrst and Tom »d by going du' Oliver ut third charged down the Illy an d watching lines lo berate th* utnpirg. The (lampion plow through hi* entire Athletic* bench, with Dyke* n a again. When you're ^n the lead, ccame storming out of me leau, > (ho Camden Cult# IS or he dugout. i ; you've pretty well ie*n During tho neat five minutes Dykes and company let waa our a)and, and wo choao hare averything In the book It ha Marc lino exclusively up no effort on tho umpire, of enuroo. -conditioned retreat In Iho He already had th* lilt word. Th* Cam* away much Im- itriko call atood. wlth tho bufl-llk* young Reynold* went on to retire Asir. toe. Ill'll hare a whole troth, and th* neat batter, pinch. for him lomorrow night, and a mighty we)In England th# radiator orna­ ove. But thee* fei- ment on an automobile la called bugeyod watching the "mascot,'' hi* sparring mates rowi ifsta to think {tore he’s Fa lore at ky or oo wl body n osmarted w ha's h i t U n r j U g f f tM«V« tub ia the Uda in l aver saw h l» .“ t £ CP—Barney Beck UP—Friday Boss Starting Pitcher — Verne Mee•enger finishing Pilcher — K. d. Kil­ patrick Hat Boy—Tom Meredith Publicity and Scandal Manager— Holland Dean Manager—K. K. Brody Health Advisor—Dr. J. N, Tolar fill notice, Kent. I’ve first and named the sta rted team In rotation to avoid confu sion among the playtri and heap down any complication* to aimpllfjf their play. ve selected Mrs. dene Koumi lint for first ami I feel that she would balanre Ihe Infield with her ability lo cover terri­ tory beyond her rearh with rate anil agility. Then the oilier three positions would be filled by a trio of sterl­ ing alhletes in Tyre, Kick and Sweeney, which would give the klub mi ulr of Ida! Idol, or chatter that Is so necessary In th* national pastime. Yowell In left field and Bar­ ney Beck in center would be unique In dealgn and could not lie equalled because a balled ball could not be butted through or under them if they eat down In time. In right field I’ve selected a midwest farmer In Friday Rosa, wlm gut his early training (making corn up ut State Center, In., be­ fore lie came hero—In fact, 1 need this good Iteimhllcan to give them ii halnnt’* or power for the fall series. My stm ling pilt-hel would be Chadwick Breaks Flamingos Battle IHartwick Unseats Pezold’s City irKecdrd1n”Styim' FIL Play-Off Tilt “ Bowling Leaftfc*Lead With I3J.I Verne Messenger with hi* nothing or In-and-out ball. Then K. 0 . Kilpatrick is my choice to finish Ihe game because of Ills stable background and esperlence in hail, tiling difficult situations with per­ centage plays. Tom Meredith, a local lad. Is my cbolco for Ihe bat boy. II* waa dtacovered by th* recent aureey of Iho State Market Hu-, roan now* report when they found he waa alwaya at th* right place at the wrong lime. However, It waa difficult to deeld* on a publicity and tcandal manager, but I’ve decided on Rolland Dean, a local product, even though he likea the tacket game, 1 fee) that he would serve a duel purpose on the team because ho could carry lea water and bats for th* player*. E. E. Ilrady la my rholr* for manager, but I would use him as bench manager—I think he Is beet at large and he Is training Ing every day down near Koumlllat and Anderson’s drug' stare. I've played the law of aveiages in melting this selection. Brady has never picked a winner In poli­ ties and *o I feel Hi* law of aver­ ages would muku Idiu a winner in baseball. I've selected our old standby Dr. J. N. Tolar a* Iho health ad­ visor for the tepm—he could take readings at various times and pos­ sibly relieve any player. Forever, F. It. Palmer P.H. Mall tn« a couple of doxen copies of the Herald to: Box 1402, Columbus, Sitka, Alaska. Dykes Calls Ump, Top-Seeded Michigan State To Play Vengeance-Bent Michigan “Yankee Lover” when Ihe Irish set-mod to Iw No. lly JUE FAl.IJt After A’s Lose NEW YUBK tdt—Highly Michi­ I ell the tlmeT—meets a Pennsyl­ Hurley Is Accused Of Choking Up In Clutch By P ilo t W Roundup a b S his career S vania team that ranks with the gan Slate, placed un Ihe No. 1 hot best In the E sit. *ixil l>y Iho nallon'i experts, opens Its season Saturday against e ven­ West Coast fins, In addition to geance-bent Michigan team aa the the Northwestern-USC tilt, will collegiate football season roUa Into have three more Juicy Intersec­ tional ecraps on Saturday—'TCU its first big weekend. UCLA, Minnesota al Washing­ Picked In a pre-season poll u at the team moat likely to auecaod, ton and Missouri at California. vored to win th* Pacific Coait the beckfleld-rlch Spartans will bo irenc* flag, and a trip to the risking a 15-game winning atreek Rose Bowl, California will be before some 1/7,000 spectators i t vored to turn back Missouri. But Ann Arbor, Mien. bet that Ihe Golden Bears Michigan, once the terror of the you can a kit more respect for the Midwest, will be seuklng to avenge have boys after their mag­ Iasi year's 25-0 walloping. But tne "show-tne" odds say Biggie Murin’* Spartans nificent effort against Maryland. Texas, which blasted USD 35-14 will make in No. Id In a row. However, the odd* also said Ken­ in Its opener, Journeys to Chapel tucky would defeat Villa nova —and IHU, N. C., lo meet North Caro­ look what happened! Vlllanova up­ lina's Tar Heels N C. figures 1 set the I'arllll-less Kentuckians, belter It* 28 record uf lust year 25 0, In une uf Saturday'! big aur- but It's doubled that It will gel off on the right foot against the prises. Anulher shocker took place at smooth-operating Texans. Army, still recovering from the Columbia, Mo., where Maryland, ranked No. 2 In the pre-reason cribbing scandal, opena at home millII of writers and broadcaster*, agalnit South Carolina, while Navy had the scare of Its life before play* Yale at Baltimore. Big 11/ action* figures to boll nipping Missouri, i*-io, It took e pass by Jack Scarliath In the last from the outs* as Indiana and two minutes to bring the totter­ Ohio State — two hot-and-culd ing Terrapins their l l t h straight schools with championship aspi­ rations, and gunning for a Bote win. Third-ranked Georgia Tech bed Bowl trip—tangle In Columbus, O. Other gamea around the coun­ none of these worrlea. warming up with a 54-s rout of the Citadel. try tkia weekend Include: Miami And In the weekly coaat-to-coaat fFla.pVMI, Friday night. TV show, Kansas played a strong, soun dgeme to blank TCU southwait champion, 114). Oil ill Reich, ex-Army iter, passed for both Kan sa* Tl>V e r ™ LEAGUE W. I- TP Avg. This week's TV snow will orig­ (11141 7.17.9 inate from here, featuring Prince­ ee Glaaa ovat 700,5 ton, winner of » straight, against elery City 0400 716.7 Columbia. Prlncet/m, picked to re­ FPRL 07J0 705.0 peat in th* Ivy’ League, will > Stine MVhlne 7UIW 779.9 without its all everything back- Stanley-Bug. turn 737.0 field wills, Dick K aim aler,1 who Post offic­ NAVY LEAQUR was graduated. TP L. PT. Meantime, there'll be some at­ No, 4 ....... ... W. 0DU 3 0 0 tractive intersections! claahea on No. 0 ....... ....0 8 5029 8 lap plus, of course, tbe usual eon- No. t ....... 5 7 0)70 4 ference and Independent 6 No. 3 ... ...4 6 6727 bill. 6 4 6868 No. 6 ....... ....4 On Friday night, Northwestern— No. 1 ...... ...1 2 7 5040 rated a "darkhorse" la the ever* lough Big 10 Conference *v# STETSON lo Los Angeles to fat DILAND Wt-Work on paae UtSouthern California, 1 fenie, tnmmg a aecond offensive Coast Trujsns got away end search for two Friday night with a m to root quarterback IIm backers la the week’* program o f Washington State. D u , for Stetson’* football aquad. Heed while, Journey* to DaUea io h Jay P attre said afier re 8MU. ing result! In 0 m same with On* Ida Saturday night. •Th# llva map in our dtfenalv* 11m did fin* woi Pattee said, naming Wait Ooh Kart Looman, Jochem, Guido Tambur hitter AlUa Clark, oa and Henry Boyer. In calling Hurley’s c u r* D are Laud* and worst he aver law, co-captittu for th* “He must wa* too. wrong name in th a n to throw mo out," a :u, Bowling Standings S National From Catalina Human Amazon May Train At Mayfair I n n This Winter Floreiice Chadwick, proLaldy the greateat distant woman swimmer in the history, added the Catalina Channel to her mounting list of record nautical achievements when she ripped through Ihe choppy, shark Infested 21-mll* stretch to the California coast In only 13 hours and 47 minutes to hertim* th* only woman to successfully navhrate the distance. Miss Chadwick, who b*rsn her training fur the Catalina awlm at th* Mayfair Inn last February In a three • weeks’ training and ex­ hibition s(*y, may rrtu m to the Ho­ tel again this winter, Mayfair Inn M a n a g e r Charles Marian said toduy. The i-hurmlng 32-year-old swim­ ming amnion Is expected to train here (igaln this winter for future conquests. MIAMI (At—Th* pennant winning Miami Sun Sax and runner-up Mi­ ami Beech Flamingos will end tbe Florida International Lesgu* post season games tonight — barring rain. The Sun So* evened th* sevengame Sbaughnessy playoff final! Sunday night by blanking their cross-bay rivals, 2-0, before 2.043 Miami Stadium fans to extend th* eeriee to the limit. Earlier, Miami had eliminated third-place Tampa, three gemee to two, and Miami Beech ousted St. Petersburg's fourth • piece Saints, also 3-9, after the regular season ended with Miami one game In front. Gil Torres, Miami’* dependable all-around player, scattered eight hits to whitewash Miami Beach Sunday night. Miami got only four off Andy Elko but they cam* it opportune momenta DU )lck Grey doubled In tbe seventh and eighth Innings for both runs. He sent a two-bagger down the left field line In the seventh and reached third on i fielder’s choice. Humberto Fernandes got a walk to fill the basea and Jim Hragan filed to center to score Grey. With one out In Ihe eighth, Gray doubled to left center to score Bill Gabter with Ihe aecond Miami run. In tonight's final It will be Mi­ ami's Billy Harris, who won 25 aod lost six during the Mason, against Miami Beach’s Pete Morant, who won 15 and lost only one. HANTA MONICA. Calif. (A*) AmurliiK Florence Chadwick got five hours sleep after conquering the 21-mile Catalina Channel In record lime, then awoke lo an­ nounced plana to swim the Darda­ nelles nrul the Strait of Gibraltar. Miss Chadwick, who staggerrd ashore Sunday murnlng at Itocky I'ulnl Vi.eiite un the mainland, 13 Schauteet's 612 set and 184 hours, 47 minutes and 32 seconds nfte,- plunging Into the ocean at single game paced all th* bowler* Catalina Island, appeared at a in th* Navy League last night at parly Sunday night. Friends ex­ the Sanfaed Bawling Alley. Hii pressed amaxemrnt at her ability spree ted team No. 3 to two wins to recover from th* fatiguing or­ In three tilt* over No. I. No. 3 deal. I 2 3 Total She had liecome the first woman 184 167 101 612 to swim the channel. Her time is Hchautteet 12.1 162 141 426 faster than the previous official Flultt 88 08 103 280 record nf 16 hours, 48 minutes set Dunlap 143 120 114 377 25 years ago hy George Young of Galloway 111 117 07 826 Canada. Byron Summers, Los An­ Roberton 4N 444 118 1828 geles, swam It in 13 houra, 36 min­ Totals utes that same year. But no offi­ N o . | cial AAU time clocked him. 2 Total 2 101 110 338 Although Mlaa Chadwick said Doughety 1S1 174 447 she had extended herself more Rich 187 160 3S4 than In any prevloua awlm, doc­ Kavar 148 141 407 tor* xald she finished In good Burdett 110 322 shape. She suffered tome bruises Randolph fa­ a slight 0021 10N and cut In th* chin from "V- ' fish bumping against her. On* fish, No. 2 8 Total 2 she said, swam ihalde her bathing 130 125 110 366 Hohnatengei suit but she got It out. The 33-year-old bookkeeper said Beckermeyer 125 147 100 372 147 143 124 414 she had no aches or pains, al­ Baumann 106 162 165 403 tnuug though stomach cramp* bothered Caro 140 134 163 427 lu-r oiurlng the first few hours oflN egrotto 708 711 662 2071 the swim. Hhe iiiaungi-d to work Total them off. She loxt four pound* In No. 5 3 Total 1 2 weight. Kasto 106 140 141 387 Lock* 146 136 136 418 148 159 .136 443 St Peter Orlandell* 112 131 126 360 120 142 131 402 Wlcklln* 841 790 670 2010 Total No. 8 3 Total 2 1 145 135 121 401 Reed 114 363 126 Herron 113 130 191 124 375 Wea Lott Pet. Blernot American League Mertonr 127 125 100 362 104 00 103 203 New York 00 58 .800 Jenkins 819 809 312 1774 Cleveland •0 to .507 Total 78 Chicago .533 N*. 4 ’ n 3 Total 1 t Philadelphia 77 73 .513 164 ISO 130 428 78 .607 Tee Pell Washington 14 103 18t 358 m 73 15 Boston .607 Emlel 172 126 168 440 St. Louie 01 II .413 Freeman •9 134 343 100 Detroit N .331 Gaston 40 DeFoun 137 169 160 446 Natteaal Laagn • 010 TH 3010 .835 Total 04 Brooklyn 605 U New York St Louis 85 .574 .581 Philadelphia 83 75 .497 Chicago 88 Cincinnati (13 Boston Th* Bemtnol* County Women's .272 Golf Association will hold thalr 41 Pittsburgh first meeting of the fell season MIAMI Wednesday noon a t th* Seminole MIAMI un—Th* University of Country Club, it waa announced Miami football Hurricanes today today by Publicity Chairman Mrs. will bear a report on Virginia Mil­ itary Institute Plays and contnua opened against WUliam end Mery. Today'* practice may wind up workout* far tn* opening gam* • twice-a-day aeuiooa for Uw tlw Friday night with tbe Keydeta. Miaul ecout* Walter KJcbefskl year but Coach Andy Ouatafaon and Ororg* TrogOon ware to re­ Indicated If be i* not aatlaflotTaft­ bat tho er the evening drill, M other morn­ port , ing session may be beJd Tuesday. ■aw Saturday, whon Schautteet Scores 512 Set For No, 3 r Women’s Golf Group To Meet Wednesday 8 1801 Average* for * Oi „ _ Pisa H.i F. Peiold 1601 10| 160.7 Von Herbulls 1473 102 103.4 Russell 491 184 163.3 Ludwig 1439 103 162.2 H. Herbet 1430 103 168Jt High TITUSVILLE TIUKH Twoiay, Bept. 13 Low "’"“ WINDOWS! JM0UIII V M M M N M I G ive i stream lined k a a n tj. . . w lad-and-rei* • ttos, Y o w d te lM o f glew ee ehm lm uD I For Your Fall Suita p f baked ilu n la a n .D urable Twattriilt oomblued with 8p*cl*Uilnt In Alteration* of H»vy Uniform*. tk w t'S* .7*1 dVr.T,tMa i-yiT ^ ill Be onday m 1 ag rill remata open ell week 'end neat Monday for the 71th anniversary uf Hanford, Pool Manager llaskr Wight staled this morning. II had twos orl* glnslly planned lo clow tho pool for the year yesterday, but th# anniversary bring so clora. they decided to keep th* pool open for another week. 0:50 o.m. .......................3:24 «.m, 10:11 p.m........ - ......... . 4:03 p.m. Howard McGougn. After the luncheon some of the women will begin to ploy for American Indiana enjoyed roast* handicaps. Tho Association la planning revere) tournaments this *d crickets, a* well aa tne queens coming peer, Mra, McQough added. of leaf-cutting ant*. Mm O r i f l M t H U M iM k iU N M T ■ Rocky Has Edge In Youth But Joe. Is More Experienced K oK T on P0UCV fa Walcott-Marciano Bout Tomorrow Is Splitting Experts i . TMfY W IA R wonderful shapo, and I won’t be surprised U he Mrt there and tries to put [■way in Urn first oaihana*," I me mod to b* going a Uttle V 1' J Bill Hortwlck. Impresario of the Sanford Bowling Alley*, filled In for a missing Cilery City bowler la it Wednesday night and proceedtd to im iih th t plna down for 11 robust 184.1 average which tmmediately pJunimtUfd hlin to tin1 top of the City League. The cigar chewing proprietor # hissing average was good enough to supplant lost week’s lei»<i*i Haul Pesold by nine pin*. Peiold stands second with a 174.1 overage, almost four pins per game better than last week’s 170.1 percentage. Orville Touchton's record hlqh ret toUt of 697 last Wednesday By JACK HAND night enabled him to register the largest single gain of any bowler PHILADELPHIA cli - Who do In th# circuit tnl# week. Touchlon you like? Jersey Joe Walcott, tho jumped from a 140.6 average last sly old gent with the one punch week to respectable fifth place dynamite? Or Kocky Marciano, tho ranking at 1G0.2 this week. xwunning mauler with 10 years of Carl "Hot Shot" Von Herbulls, youth riding behind hla punches? last year’s Individual champion, re­ Expert opinion on tomorrow's mained In third place again this world heavyweight championship week, though he raised Ills bowling light at Municipal Stadium Is mark from 167.2 to 160.7. Ilnrobl sharply divided There is solid sup Appleby, who paced all tbe City port fur the 38 year-old champ l.oop pin dumper* tbe first week, among Ihe pros of the sport — continued to full off the pace Ilia boxers, Iralners and atnsgeri. ■lightly by dropping to fourth Still, boxing writers have swung place from second spot. The Dost un the Mnrriano bandwagon by s Office's king pin has u 167.1. lopsided 28 7 score Early odd* fa­ Ace Glass Cotnnaiiy vaulted Into voring Marciano ut 2 to I now hare the league lead this week on con­ narrowed tu 3 to 2 sistent performances by all their AH this Is musk- to the ears of players. This D aptly illustrated by Jim Norris and Herman Taylor, the fact that their fending Individ­ the ro promoters, who report • ual bowler, T. Cobb, only I4lb steady Jingling of the box office ranking among the 34 players. cash register Taylor estimated a Cobb has a 160.3 average, which bouse of 66,000 and a gale of be­ represent* a 13 pin uer game loss tween IbSO.uuo and (ooo.ooo over hla previous week's average of Then- are Indication* nf a tre­ 163. mendous closing surge as Marci­ At the same point in the City ano fans in New England realtie League last year, I’aul Resold was there will be no home radio or the top man In the average column television of Hu- Brockton, Mass., with a 166.7 This compares with slugger’s title bid. TlicuU-r television will lend the hla 174.1 this year. I’rxald has |G67 pin* this year as compared to Ids light lu Mimu 50 theaters In 3t elites on a coast to-coust network, 1501 last year. Von Herbulls was second In 1991 adding ul least 3125.otw lu Ihe re­ with a 163.6 oercentage. He is well ceipt*. off hla last year's pace with a 169.7 Walcott l o p e d through three game mark. Von Herbulls' 1473 rounds yesterday at Atlantic City pins of last year was second as is — two with young Harry Willi and one with Pete Neisou — to end his nls 1628 of this year. training routine of 50 rounds. He CITV LEAGUE AVERAGES I'lns II. G. Avg. spared the horses Sunday and W, Hartwick 650 210 183.1 never knocked out a single spar­ P. Pesold 1567 225 174.1 ring partner. Seven hit the reiln Von Herbulls 1528 203 100.7 dust In previous drills. H. Appleby Up at Grosalnger, N. Y., the to1604 203 107.1 D. Touehton 1406 225 166.2 year-old Marciano finished up a Sksht 406 185 165.1 SO-round grind by going two with H. Tamm 1460 188 162.1 Tommy Harrison of Los Anaeles. P. Eitel 1412 197 1568 Manager Al Weill shortenea Uw G. Pesold 1421 101 167.8 second round when Rocky wee let­ K. Strata 1300 186 156.4 ting loose a heavy bombardment. . Herbal 1800 186 166.3 Felix Bocchlcchlo. Walcott'x wlljr tree 1300 188 166.1 proprietor, met with Norrlt last H. Kretsar 1385 100 163.8 Under a revised new clause, the T .Cobb 1353 162 150.3 lighter will share In any TV or H. Russell 1363 100 160.3 radio receipts on the same basis Gray 1361 170 160.1 as their 30 30 per cent split of th* R. Carrol 808 167 140.4 remutch gate There will bo no re­ Negrotto 1341 176 149. turn, of course, If Walcott wins. Hchautteet 880 185 148.1 Although Walcott's camp made J. Cook* 1333 IU6 148.1 much of the return bout business, J. Devito 1333 176 148.1 his followers exude confidence. Boss 1310 >88 146.6 Jersey Joe has described Marciano J. Banner 1307 106 145.2 a* a "rough and tumble fighter." E. Klrchhoff 1293 176 143.6 He say* he hopes to win by J. Herbal 430 162 14.1.1 G. fltlne 868 178 143. knockout. Marciano, like Walcott, evolde Morris 428 106 I42J2 any outright prediction but Instil* Rich 1254 167 1.10.3 lie ia "m are than ready, more than 1220 166 130.6 Hubbard L. Lawson 1208 170 134.2 confident." Piercy 1186 inn 131.7 Others arc not ton shy about climbing out no Ihe limb with Hardison 786 in ctlon*. P. Stanley 759 14 Loveboy 348 1 �■ ^ rr n n In IF TOU DOJTT ; n t Baafori H tn H , City THE W EATHER H a n fo rd M lv w y , by 7:W P. M-, p lo w call YELLOW CAB 1444 . A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R Established 1908 V O L U M E X L IV ’AFL Endorses f Stevenson For U .S. President SANFORD. F L O R ID A S te r a lfc F • ft ” A iw oclntfd P re s* Leaded W ire No. 23 Ike Again Lays On To Mess In Washington „ Action Is Ununimous; • First Time In His­ t ory Presidential iofi Candidate Endorsed lj * T U E S D A Y S E P T . 23. 1952 Home Demonstration Club Presidents Partly cloudy wllli vratlrrrd showrr« ami afternoon l)iumli*r show r t i In toulh anil m itra l portion* and ov«r extreme south tVrdoetday. Not quite so Mann in Ihe north portion. Nixon To Go Caudle Testifies Probe Looms Into Senator On Air Tonight To Pressure Used In Extra Funds Of Explain i Iis Part In Final Squabble Tax Fraud Cases Public Officials M il l Mill S. II -A’.—Dwight NEW YORK t/P)—William (If rea wa» riffled unanimously today to hla 19th ronaefutlve annual term as president of the Anerlean Federation of Labor. The convention voted to leave neit year’* runrentlon alte to the aieenllre rummittae. Bt. Louis and Miami had been aug* Rrstrs. Mention of these two titles lourbed off an attack by A. I'hillp Kandoloh. Negro president of the Brotherhood of Hlreplnx Car porter*. White House Secre­ Disclosure Of Nixon tary Tried To Get Expense Fund Pre­ Tax Case Postponed sents Big- Problem D Eisenhower will delav Ids < lex eland, 41. speech tonight to hear .'sen. Hit-hard M. Nixon of California hroodrasl a defense of his private expense account which has created a political furoir Eisenhower U expected lo decide after this broadcast whether Nixon rrmnins on Ihe Gill* ticket as Ids i a lining mate, WASHINGTON vt»~T l.stnar By JACK ADAMS Caudle lettlflcd today Dial cun WASHINGTON <.r Ally Gen gressuien frequently fried lu in Jam-x 1* McGraucry was re fluimcc hlx judgment on tax ported today to have ordered a liv l\C K Bi l l . fruud cases and other criminal xltiily of the whole question ot the ABOARD ITSKNIh IWKH SPE­ pniseciilluns legality of supplemental funds re NEW YOHK tit—The American CIAL t" xix’ii Dwight D KlxenCaudle also tub! Hoove luvesti ceived tiy public officials Federation of Labor convention to gator> that a While House secre The survey, obviously was liower told a >heemig sun warmed day endoried Gov. Adlal E Sle ini) called him in a successful prompted by the current furore crowd ot Mi ism uijv-ed before (lie venson, the Democratic candidate. effort lo postpone a case involv­ over tin- disclnture that 118 23,'. lia s nl.in St.iteiioii»i' today ’’American* for Preildent of the United State*. ing .1 St 1,0111* businessman charg been made available lo Sen Iticii are sick and tiled ui Hie nii-xs In Tbe action waa unanimous by ed with a "very siibslantlai tax ard Nixon by California support WaiJuugloii the SOU delegate* who acted on a l lle Hcpubbcalt pi evidential fraud." committee recommendation er*. tor U*c a- a special expense Caudle, former assistant atlor fuml while serving in the Senate nominee cauipaigumc across Oldo It wa* the first endorse ment by ncy general who title* headed the tbe convention action since the The Justice Department does nut with Sen Holicri A Tafi, asserted Justice Department's Criminal amt admit this In fact, it is answering In Columbus (he Ihqiiiblleuux aru AFL wa* founded In 1881 Back nut going to let Obv Adlal E. Tax Divisions, was fired by I’rexl In 1024 a special AFL committee Home Demonstration Club presidents from over Hemlnole County , Jameson i’hoto deni Truman last November for every question cuneerniug Hie sur Sleveiiiun of lllinuls "run uvvay endorsed the late Ben Hubert M. and county executive Iniard lust week met at the office of Miss l.ilo George vey with a "no eominenl " Ootto. I.ungwooil, nmi Mrs .1 A. Logan, Geneva Standing, left LaFollctte of Wisconsin who was Woodard, county agent, Hanford, unit made revisions In the county to right, me Mis. II. M. HaVrli, Lake Mary; Mrs II F. Gulltaut. "outside activities " However, the sitnuliun appears ftnm " the recotd of tin* iriin u n admiuislralton in the campaign. Ills testimony on what he tias I.) shape up like this running for the presidency on the .institution. The revised constitution will be presented for approval at Chill lint u; Mrs. Annie McArthur. Luke Monroe and Miss Woodarl. Aiilmugli Fiscnhower did not Progresalve ticket. next meeting of the County Council, Oct. It). Heated, left to right, aru ’Ians for the futuie include u county wide pintle, a five-jar canned called "pressure" on him was giv­ No invesligalniM of the Nixon en lo a House subcommittee head fund, as such, is helnv made Hut mention llu* political Hattie over The announcement lay AFL Pro*- Mr*. 1‘atil M am , I-Akr Monroe; Mrs C. M. Flowers, Hanford; Mrs. food contest ami a dress review ed hy Hep Chclf \D K) I which Jllitlee Department aides have lie Hie acceptance ol private expense Ident William Green of Ihe out Is investigating the Justice Depart gun a genera! examination of the funds try Ins running male. Sen. come iif the standing vole by del­ incut egates at Ihe Hotel Commodore statutes relating to expense uc Richard M Nixon >.f lalifoinia, Hep Keating 1It N Y I labeled counts or other supulenieidal funds signs appeared in the ciowd lead ­ was creeled with thunderous senium in Justice Department received liv officials lo determine ing "Nixon's i>k “ shouts. Scraps of lorn paper were Eisenhower asserted the Truman eases as "entirely improper " Just how far public officials might hurled Into thu air. Caudle said senator* and rep go in this field without transgres iidiutnistratii.il .s nutty ..f "venal­ The CIO already lias endorsed ity in oftlec " reseulative* came to lux office sng the D H criminal <ude Stevenson, thus milling (he two "What is Hie -vstent that allow* and argued with him about e a s e s Tile public discussion on the big branches of labor firmly be­ WASHINGTON iA *— (ion. Omar which were under active consider Nixon fund has brought public (tie appoint nielli el suelt nt*H7" hind the Democratic candidate. which he has JiihI letiimed Bradley said today that sooner or a Iion statements from other members he dc in a ml. at " A lu me not Ihe All the H00 delegate* appeared And, said ilrudley later the United Slates must give "They tried lo influence your of Congress concerning Hie pray giiiltv punished irisianlly’" to be standing un the vote as they "Atomic wcupon will play a atomic warfare secrets to Allied lie ealled mi'ei.thle confesludgment. didn't th e y '" asked life uf supplementing congrcssion applauded, whistled snd cheered great earl in the defense of Ku military commander* in Europe rope, President TruKeating i al salaries amt allowances from S lo t) of failure for half a minute hut they will not replace The chairman of the Joint Chief* "Well they talked nultc norxua sources other than Ihe governmenl men’s assertion ii is impossible After colling for "nay" vole* to strong ground und air forrex " of Staff set no lime limit for turn­ slvely at time*." replied tin- for Home said II was necessary for to gel g o o d III. to I,ike appointive be registered in the same way, Cnmlillons have mongrel, Brail ing over atomic Information, hul non wealthy members of Hie House lulls iii Hie gov ernineul liter official "Ye*, they did " Green carefully scanned the con­ ley said, since enactment of a law he let It be known he believe* that "Since when has it become anyCaudle said one of I'residenl aud Senate lo obtain outside lu vention hall. There appeared to be in IP ill forbidding ihe sharing < d The Cily Commission last night eventually Ihe U S. lx going In Truman’s secretaries. Matthew mine by practicing law. making liiing luit an huiioi to serve our no one standing among the dele­ WASHINGTON i.fiTinSmiuliany atomic Inforniaiiun with any agreed to accept street* and pave- have lo give xome inside dupe un Agriciillurt- t'dinmlttoe iun! today Connelly, ealled turn In an effort speeches for pay. writing articles cuunh) hi Washington'"’ lie asked gates. ment* In three developments of atomic wsrfnre to Ihe military foreign government, no matter Jims >1 had found cmbesilsmrnt* tutaf- tu get a two mouth posltxmcmcnt for a fee. ur pulling members of "Theie are good men waiting to Green then announced "It op Phillips Properties, provided that friendly commander*. Init 10 intlliun dollars In govern­ of a ease Involving u HI laiuis Iheir families lo work in their uf serve von In tn- servant*, to work pears there is no opposition" and city requirements are met. Gen Bradley said Gen Alphonse ment owned grain It added lhai businessman. Irving Sachs Amopg other reasons Bradley (or you and not lust to work you " flee* here declared Ihe report "officially ' Streets accented are those III listed it a Pentagon new* confer­ Join, Allied ground force coin Agriculture Department cmiiloy** The Hepuliliemi lit evidential The Justice Department study Caudle told the cuinmitlue that adopted," Prolonged cheers rsng the City portion of the Wynne- ence was that some Allied nation* mender In Western Europe, and had not prnfilrd personally by Harry Hchwlnuner. Kansas City revolves primarily uix.und Section nominee, iiiliovinced bv Charlua out again. / Hunfo Park aud have gained Ihe false Impression other non American commaiVier* llit-ii. lawyer ret*Hint hy Ksch*. wax a Hill of Title II of the Criminal Tall. Republican cauuhlale for The convention heard Stevenson wood Bubdjvliloa, Terrace. thsl mere U, H Possession of and leaden under Gen Mnlftmw purxunul trlrml ol his amt that Codr, as revised tiy Congress m governni told a cn.-yd eslima*eil The finding* were In e 43 page Monday, giving him a tuinultuuu* Phlltlpa The agreement was mud* fol­ atomic weapon! made It unneces­ li. linlgway's nnmnund know no report xuminurUIng llu- cunimll- Schwlmmcr had suffered a heart HG8 Tills section, so far as can at J.MMI pet suns al Mlddlelown, IIOnmIbssS Os Paste »•*•> lowing consultation of Wellborn sary ft. them In build up Hieir more about atomic weapons and It'*1 lie learned, lias never been invoked Ohio. It Is ” .i deliliei ate policy of ’* six niimlli invi-sllgntliin nl attack Phillips, Jr., wh uha* charge of own defenses. lllcir cajiabllilies Ilian what lias -liuriagi's in grain and nthi-r lurni 1 Candle added Ilia! tic approved against anyone since lls eouetmeld this .idiiir,Is 11 11..n to deflate iitunthe development here, and Frank He said he found nut at.mil thl* been puldislied III tbe American iiriuhti’is in t-initii'i'lliiii with guv Hie delay although Cunnell*' had in 11H7 It reads Hubbard, contractor fur the pav­ on un 11 day trip to Europe from pres* l! has taken i i s lo g a n " i n f l a "Whoever, being j goiernment ■•nimi'iil puri'liasu* tinili-r prut" not supplied any ev Idem........ . ing of the streets In the hijImIIvISciiwUnmet s condition -Sulixe olficinl oi employe receives auv lion is the In -t p o lic v " in ' tiesiipiiurt programs ■lulls. ill. R e p o l.ln m s want I I**nl 14111r <4 fill I' mK! I salary III colifiertiiili with ills sei, Cl,l i c i t < imIrmun I'llfiiili-r <l» La i said Mr. Hubbard stated tliut the ice as such .ui official oi einplinc h n ll i'S I) in the di.il,11 ' thu ri'pi.i: h in uppruviil miaul base of the atreetx wa* laid In .nl the l d iP waids K ise n llt.w iu from mix source ..tliei lli.ni llumuusly !>v till- Hgbi suiulul's |ucs accordance with Slate Hotel De­ government of the Dinted States ' III,! m e n in . III. . ui A . - t u n . .toil fill flvr Dfiiiticruls ami llir,**HiAnproximati-ly 360 first grndo partment specifications and point­ except as may lie conlidinted mil not men wilt, .uc too little (or pulillc.i n» c h i l d r e n throughout Hemiivde ed out the need of delay in add­ of Die treasury of any stale, conn tlieir lobs .ini tu.. lug for their Altliinigh tbf report alisulvi-il tinColin* v have |i"*n t-’sted for ing top surfacing until the soft I.reechos " ty or niiiidripiilily. or giivfruiiifiit worker* who bamlb-il speech defects. Marguerite Gra- tn weak spots ran all lie located Tile lti*|.ill. It.till nominee ill "Whoever whether a person, as ham. counlv speech correctional and properly patched. TAMPA Wto—The iinrxplniiii'il ill* tin* storage prugrum uf profiting Boy Scouts uf Troop 346 pre­ sociallon or a corporation makes iiouueed lit' will speak oil ilillatiiin The suven points which Phil­ sented u program ulioiit tin- his­ unpcaranre of a vast stun- uf lu-rsunally. it hail sharp words fur said vestr-rdav. ae>i alumt l>(* will any contribution to. nr in any w.n in a liiajot iid.lte - lu Cleveland lips Proueitlrs agreed to observe tory of fire when parent* visited cflru* products from a Tamps the giivernmenl admlulslralluii uf need special attention. Proceeding* to set un 1111 Elsen­ supplements III** subtly uf. any t.might The number of children with were made by City Manager Tom them last weekend while they warehouse has brought lb.it firm the prugram hower ti'-nduusrter* <n Hanford I enveriinieiil official or emnlove for Eiselilmvvet H in d u un mention of "The evidence ilullrule* as uf siul rslniilisli an nrt»Blo/sl«iti f"l j Ihe services performed hy him for the political uu.ihtilc over Ills runfaulty speech la slightly more this I.emroii after visiting the three were on u camping act*vil> «l cunipuuy into receivership vrnr than last, she stated. She a t­ subdivisions with Mr. Phillips (.’snip Seminole un Silver Lake. |l t i n Ilnur tl till I'ag* I'liiil I Debt* to o growing list ul eiedl May, Hl.^, there hud been einhel Seminole C-mntv will l»- luttlsted the governmenl of Die Dinted tributed this rise to the fact there and Mr. Hubbard yesterday a fte r­ Allen Maffett led the rump fin- tor* muy exceed a millhui dollar* /lenient ur criminal cnnverslon uf at 11 imhlie meetlm* m * IHI p in. , States noon. are more first-graders. Pul tn Ihe hands of a receiver t nniuuutity Credit t'oriKiralluu Thiimdnv «l the Choirt HoU*e program Friday night while Han "Shall In' fined not none than Only this grotto receives the It was agreed that In Wyiine- dal I Bobbin.* was master of cere Monday wa* Ihe I we Terminal iCt.'CI owned grain inventories by Officers will to* elected umt pre­ tl.uuu ur imprisoned mil more than tests. Pupils* df other grades are woud, a spillway is tu lie built by monies. In presenting the history anil Warehouse Corp , where ihe 131 warehousemen, aggregating cinct wnrk-'is Cm Die counlv will six months, or both " referred to th" correctlonlat by Phillips Properties from Sum- of fire-insking, Bruce Hold pnr cllrus Juice, citrus section' and approximately tHi.UOO.OOO, but no be a|i|itilnled, Bertitdlng to I*, tt Tilt- ciule defines these offenses merlin Avenue intu the small lako trsyed the part of a cave man cilru* feed were stored Five evidence was presented lo the tluwi'* temnu-n-v ehelrinnii «u- us misdemeanors However, in lluteachers and principal*. "A speech w fte t," Mrs. Graham Into which the area drains, and and demonstrated the making of creditors staled in a petition fur committee thsl any ('('(* personnel puintml liy J II Dyer, load of tho absence of any court test, govern exclaim'd, Mlg a condition whichthat curbs be extended at the In­ fire by rubbing two sticks to bankruptcy that the terminal owed profited personally nr was crlini Central Florldu for Elsenhower It uHllKura On r«a» t'nurt calls attention to Itself becausetersection of Jefferson Htul For­ gether. them f200,000 and u total of .ihout nally Involved in Dili connection," Ui instillation t ilk.- Mm v fit a*|»#*t r It la out of th" ordinary, or causes rest Drives. "Everyone In Hemlmde County the r*-|M,rt said Richard I’hagan demonstrated I.VpO.000 to all creditors ! In 4(lllh)f Tt no Attomey The ( 'f t ' i* the Agriculture Dr Is eordlallv Invited to attend this Soil Conservation a maladjusted child." A third requirement was to cut The Lee firm alleged In a h inki4*iit*i ui Ri.li-inl W Li vIii conShe staled aha didn’t believe snd tear out old curbs where the flint ami steel method of fire- ruptcy petition Iasi week that partuient agency which buy* and kick-off meeting of ttir campaign,” Program Started •*l inlih* tin |t**f,»lH\ . l the dosing Hemlnole Countv had env more Yule and Princeton Streets in msking ss thu story progressed, Bruce’s Juices Inc. and Hiree stores gram ami other farm prod Mr lluwes snid. Ilf l'iim elt.1 Vv. title III the 111110"The group f••••Iw,'* he -aid, children needing al .entlon, rela­ Phillip* Terrace enter Geneva lauds Koeater took thu part uf u Bruce subsidiaries owed II 1WQ,- net* under Ihe price supimrt tiro Seminole County fanners in ,-ui i’“i ate.I eoinmoliit v tively. than any other county In Avenue and to build new curbs "city slicker" In demonstrating 000 gram. Conversion Is a procedure "llial the xorialixlir nott hero left I tie lettri tat* . in pint, "Wa lending to participate in tin- DIM the stato. snd gutters at the Intersection, the sulphur match. In built mailers John W II Shaw, in which u warehouseman use* wing has taken over Ihe llemoera- Agriculture Conservation I'rogram ii-spectfnlly i k foe n inltng An "Indian council fire” was During tho school year. Mrs. slid s t the north end of Prince­ tic I'arty. Thcv feel tliat Eisen­ government-owned grain for Ills lighted by a flaming arrow. An federal referee In bankruptcy ap­ private purpose*, expecting to re hower is the flixt real Democrat have until Nov. 2fi to make appliru eli ti,e legality o! :i will I ant V ileeil Graham said sha will work with ton Avenue, pointed receiver* lo handle the lion, f Iwin.-1 It i»11o i ,1, Count v A<1 Lo an iiv,-uue mid pint of the approalmatalv 160 children In the Another requirement v/as to re­ Indian war dance was staged by affair* of Ihe alleged bankrupt uiace it before the CCC call* un (hut lies appealed in the Inst lit liiinlstrulive Officer, I'loiliielioii wnler of Luke Mine, on which no county. Of thla number, about P26 pair soft spots In tha streets of Robert Mitchell. Teddy Walker companies. year*." idin lu make good on It Mm hiding Asm. latioii, said taolu ' taxes have been (.not for fill year* will go back, cured, to their class­ all three subdivisions, and to to; Sen Aiken til VI ), top Itepuli tou and Stanley Vlhh-n. who pmceed The Lee company’s credit nr* County comlidtleomen will con- l*y the survivor uf the original rooms during tha year. The rest all atreeta with »a one-fourth Incl Inch *d to "scalp Daniel Boone," play slated Ihe warehouse could mil or IIcbii on the committee, had pre Vocational School Ini! prospective applicants ibnlini o>. "er of the pin! " will ha carried over until they are layer uf slag and aaphalt at a *d by Barrv Bt. John. dieted in advance the report would tie tidier nod November, to- suit, II explains thut Palmetto Averm* Stout Maffett led the campers would not deliver merchandise lor show about 10 million dollar* wa* rurtd, generally taking not more dry period in Ihe future. Enrolls 101 I’upiln nttil which they held wurrhmise will ask tIn-in to confine "oil wn« ib'ilii'ilted fin tin- use of tho than two years. stolen from Ihe governmenl It was finally agreed that Phil­ In songs and several other skits receipt*. tin 11il liitf practices fur IU53 to Ihim- pnhfii’ un.I Inis lie.m used 1>V Gio "Not only do I work with each lip Properties will give the City were presented. The Henilnul* County Vocational must needed for soil renovation pnhlic iiu.re 11...n lit veins, “Tho The Lee company, us u motor Other Bcoula on the overnight child 16 minutes each week," the a guarantee sgaimt paving daSchool lias an enrnilmenl uf 101 In and Increased production. e.unity lias dune wink on Gils Pulactivity were George Farris, creditor of the Bruce corporainmi, correctlonlat further explain tl'eallaetS Oa Pege Vast) c'limncrclal and diesel course* and I’racticex available lo Ihe county ii.-tii, Avatiue and l.u• kept ll In Ktnnelh McMurray, Hilly Thurs­ declared these corporation* owed Farm Auction Meet write out plana for Ihe cilia ___ tli* high school division, according ur - as follows i l l Application of guild shape fur tin- public to get ton, Wally Philips. Michael Moss, it for citrus covered by warehouse teacher to follow." Thla additional I h Slated Tonight to Mr*. May II. Maxwell, prlnclnal. pho-nliatc materials, potash ma­ to tlie lake I Lake Mai cl for buttl­ Ronnv Pome, David Brown, 8Mn*v receipts Issued by Lee to unnamed Instruction Involve* consulting A* noon a* possible, she ssltl, n terials and niinot elements tu cover ing, boating mill docking bout*." Ylhlen Jr., Albert Collins, Ran­ third persons at the representation With the teacher and supervising Repre»rnUiCvr* from 60 |oe*l class will he organised in civil crops, (it) Application of liming lu futlbei • iplniiation it state* dall Lavender, Byron Moore, of the Bruce corporations her In the correction activities. «ri-*nl»stlon» hsve hern extended •ervic*. Tiii* short course, designed materials. Eligible for payment that abutting property owners of (centres ommy Williams, Jamas Pearson, H1 try to clear op speech defects for training prospective civil serv­ whrrever used. tin- avenue Imd n bench pumped Invitations to attend the Hanfn-d in the flrat four grades,” Mrs. lekia Roundtree a n d Roger (3) Establishing permanent pits Hi this year. "Tin* people uf thi* Farmer* Auction meetlnir thl* ice applicant* In order they may Warning was given today by Garner. Graham said. he acquainted with examination*, tore by planting soil pieces uf Cu- village believe that this iivonuo evcnlni/ "t H;00 n.rrt. In the mic­ Eighty per cant,of the apeech Mrs, 8. P, Fowler, chief clerk, rib, Ht. Augustine, I'atigula, I'arn should remain a pul.lie place and tion tnilldlne *011111 of Hanford on will last about five week*. defrcti Involve artlsulatlun prob­ Seminole County Judge’s office, It will he conducted Monday ur Bermuda gratiea. (4) ItM-estub- tile water thereof should l.u for Route 17-tt‘J tu consider the site lems, such as lisping or Inability that motorist* should renew their lixlillig or Improving permanent hunting and bathing." KKGIHTRATION BOOK H through Friday from DUO until of the proposed barbequ* pit, It lo make certain Munda. The re­ driver** licenses st once or they pasture by seeding, re-seedllig or 2:00 p.m. wa* announced today by C. K The letter was signed by Frunk Residents of Sanford have shown maining 10 per cent take In atut- will ba caught In a last-minute Registration books of Seminole "splendid co-operation” in the Dawson, lecretary-tressurer of At present, 30 women and 16 ra-aodding adupteti legumes ui 1 Evans, chairman of the CiUxrtv* rush, lerers and Inoae with physical de­ County will be closetl Oct. 4, Mrs. speedup program of garbage and the Hanford Farmers Auction, Inc. men. 12 of whom are veterans, are grasses. (6) Establlihing a covar1Cunimitlor of Luke Mary, and fects, such as • cleft palette, a . "Peeople win have to wait un­ Camilla Bruce, registrar, said toirtlcipatlng In the day course* of of seeded summer legumes or iton- member*, Huy L, Howell Sr., J. A. "In our public spirited effort trash collections, City Manager ‘ ft lip or cerebral Daisy. less they eotae on In," she stated. * commercial and high school di­ legutuea which are left un land oi Puckhnm, Raymond M Rail, Rob­ to develop the Auction grounds Tom Lemon announced this morn thl* ' Those desiring to register may Inge We Item by hearing.1* the cor- "Lleeasee expire Sept, so visions, while 2ft girls and 28 men,turned under. ert K. True, II. M. Gleason, Ed­ Intu a playground," he said, "wo __tionlat pointed pointed out we hear year In*teed of OcL 4 os In the do so at th* Chamber of Com­ Attic Farmer* who will he out of th" ward I.. Zimmerman. W. P. Burk*, "Out of th* hundteda effected, want to consult with all th* or- all of whom are vets except one, a sound, we gradually learn how merce during the week from BtOO only a few have voiced opposition ganltatlnne In th* County, who •ro taking part In the night county during October and Novem- James A. Yates, William J. I.effler, Bine* the issuance of licenses g.m. until 6:00 p.m. Th* books to maka It," Tha whole subject bar. who intend to apoiy, should August Phillins ami I Ervin. th* plan which alme at equitable will be Invited to use the grounds courses. of speech correction, the said, now waa started Bopt. 2, she stated. 111 be open until noon on the to About 36 engineers and firemen notify their agent and furriUh him Action in the m atter concern* a for psrtlee and picnics, lo find and efficient operation," he said. !• in the hamia of thouaanda of 7,400 licenses have been Issued Inal day. out their Idea* on th* barheqiie are taking diesel course* in both with written authorisation to con­ 32-foot portion of Ihe road, tho Many reildanta are securing new ■pecialiste. or renewed. "We should go over Th|a registration entitles vot­ garbage cans to replan- thus* pit." advanced ami beginners' classes, tact county committeemen and sign deed lo which Is held bv WallacO For every correetlonlst, ahe 11,000. er* to participate In th* county, which wrra leaky, unsanitary snd M. Todd, Lake Mary, and tbe lako The Ferment Auction ha* all according to the principal. Class** Intentions, Mr. Ballard said. stated, there are about five or all neee gra being Issued In th* State and national elections. Reg* had no lldi, he added. front. the necessary facilities for nlcnlcs, are to be organised for training at th* Court House eontlnu- tratlon for the city election may positions. Th* demand for their MARION BllTLER A plat wa* enclosed with tho He pointed out that the City outings and parties, Mr. Dawson ■Utlon agents, involving typing _ ton s • a. m. until I p. m. •ervlcee (a great mad* at the City Hall. and bookkeeping. GREAT LAKES, III. (S o cialI ordinance governing the collection explained. |£G er^G ^he_A ttoriievlJeneraL 8 p a * e h eorroetlonlste, ah* Thee* seme hear* will bo In of­ Eighteen adults, Including 13 Serving aboard the aircraft currier "We have electricity, running la not a new on* and called special brought out, have doubled In the fset thle Saturday to accomodate attention to tha following portion) water, benches, tables, telephone, veterans, received high school di­ UHH Antietam, op*rating off the Movie Time Table •Ute In Uw l u t year. Work In do ring public. "It shall be th* duty or every plenty of parking space, a very plomas last year after taking California coaxt, i* Marion A. Hut FORTY AND BIGHT HIT/ ‘ Issuing licence* Florida t* headed by Robert Gates, courses at tha school. lar, fireman, USN, aon of Mr. and large roof, In rase of rain, and the housekeeper, storekeeper, oc.-upunt "Clash By Night’’ ifaUahassce, consultant for ettepArm. FewTwo new rooma are being read­ Mra. I. J, Butler of 815 Laurel Officers of Sanford Vulture or owner to place a receptacle rosiest place in Seminole County ttanal children, D04I - 3:04 • r. ns . 7:12 - B:!9 Avenue, Sanford. ied at the school as classrooms, ot I, will be Installed to­ whan offered for eolleetlon st the for an outdoor supper.” lire. Grabap la, Th* vocational school, Mrs, Max­ Butter entered th* Naval aervlce night at th* American Lo* curb line la m a t of hla or her Th* Farmers Auction sella any­ MOV iELAND t, nitordlag to Joe Wells, thing and everything every Fri­ well said, la supported naif by the Mar. 18, 1962, and received hit* re­ Show open* 8:45 i Gar*, lit training at the U. H. Naval day night Larry Jon** la the state snd half by the U. S. Govern­ cruit "Hu'a n Cockeyed Wonder" . chicken pilau aupper will and to remove or causa them to be auctioneer. Th* 8FA la a local ment. Furnishings are provided by Training Career, San DI*|o, Ca’.if. 8:511 • 10:29 Before entering the Navy h* wa* precede Installation ceremonies. removed Inside tho fence line of corporation owned by local peo­ th* office of th* Seminole County "Whittle at Eaton Fall*” Mr. Well* ells urged all members numbers to the proaalses when they shall have ple. It waa created by Mr. Daw­ Superintendent of Instruction, T, |raduat«d from Hemlmde Hig) 8:30 only W. Lawton. the meeting at 7i80 p.m. been emptied." son, tha County Farm A|*nL City Commission General Bradley Says U. S. Must 10 Million Dollar To Accept Paving Give Atomic Secrets To Allies Embezzlement Is In Phillips Areas Charged In Grain ^ “ _ ■ City Workmen Told To Move Fence For Football P l a y e r s Speech Correction Is Important Part Of School Program m * Six Months Invest I* Ration Results In Sturtliiitf Findings Boy Scout Troop j Tampa Warehousl* (Joes On Outing At (Joes Broke When Camp Seminole Theft Discovered Eisenhower Club To Be Organized By Sanford Demos Lako Mary (Jniup Writes Ervin About (losing o r Road Is ft w Warning In Given Qn Dnver’ti L J Co-operation Pratoed On Trash Collection K tmSsBni Brass •; .t; -4 •I S f ■■d ; '' •". y; - I ■; wr1 ** > ? *t fi;v 7 V -v ■ ■'S "vi ■' y ; ■' /A:'.* �a - THE HANFORD HERALD I* I Tuesday Sspt. St, 1151 'I'm Sanford Herald (M ItW RIi ItlHilHIM MM iM l te e s* PeklUhNl an SalarSafi (al tewjajf ChrladBoa ae* Naw feat* 111 MaaaoUa Avsaae fcatara3~ aa aaaaaO* 1 1aVa a s itt) Satakar If, leie, al lha I'eat Olflra •« feature, riatiea, s s S tt II* le t vaigraaa nt Mnreh a lir a ’ ' ' ■OCI.AV I) L. UFA IS aecttat aOHIIO.V DRAW ■Bua*aaaa Manawaa “~ i r s « i aiiuifl.* nATita'“ MS Carrier ____... ................ • .M W.alka ......... ................ AK. ■v r —r ■.. lie All- • H i i i i r aailraa, rarAa al tbaaka. .«'olail»aa aa* nmiraa al eatottalamaul far (ha aaio-aa si ratataa ran*a. will ha > kr,|t* fai at M N lii aStarllalaa rataa. W ferts.alae Vatlaaalts Rf takee .Vawapasrr RaeraaaaitllraM r. S m» VutS, Chlraaa, lltlrnflt Manana i.lts nn* II. I.nala. - *»• ItaralS la a mamhrr al lha a tla tltlM Praaa whlrh la anllllas tXSfaalirlr (a lha aaa far irpahll t s l h l at all tha In al w a a pilelr-ea iMa aa—aaa par aa aaall aa a” ifP warra 1 lt-a l,k » /rrr.flDAY SKI'T. It, Ihlt? f i r namlv tbrrn Ihcna-mil gegrs people have been following this formula. It ha* worked out •■Mslngly well. Walt on the Lind, he Of good ranrai*. and he «h>ill ttrengthm thin* heart.—|'a. 27: wood row Wilton Sayre, Wood MW Wilion'i gramlion. Iiai heen nominated for Congieumsn by the Democrat! in the ?lth diittirt ot California. He is 31 year* old stir a graduate of William* College. Tlitre are ovei (liree inllirin dol Itrs worth of taxable properly in Florida. Rut there are also nesrlt O M and a hall billion dollar* wnitl of property which i* not taxable, according to the Comptroller'i of Flyfngr Bombs CO LD W A R GETTING W ARM ER At the end of World War II Japanese suicide tactics In­ flicted heavy casualties on American forces and destroyed many ships. Large Japanese bombers carried smaller planes astride their back, pick-a-back fashion, until both planes were within striking range of the target. The smaller plane was then released and Its pilot flew directly nt the target destroying It and killing himself. Despite the obvious disre­ gard that this displayed for human life it did delay the end of the wnr. Now a way has been discovered to accomplish the H«me results without certain death to a pilot, A guided missile Is launched and when it is in the air another plane Is used to guide it electronically toward the target. Hecent tests proved The weaixm* of war grow more terrible daily. Guided missiles make It possible to bomb targetH miles away with­ out any danger from anti-aircraft fire to the guide plane. It would be well If such weapons could bo forgotten and man’s genius turned to peaceful ends. But so long as part of the world Heerns determined to enslave all the world that cannot be. It Is well for that part which Is still free to turn to the job of defending Itself. IP V O O Vi > N to xW tT T If f More Than A -Maneuver Russia can take grin: warning from recent "Malnbnlcn" activities In the North Ken nnd Baltic. Ships and men of tho United States, England, France, Portugal, Norway nnd uthnr NATO countries, the mightiest armada ever assem­ bled in peacetime, executed n planned scries of moves simu­ lating a defense of the Nnrth-Kuropcnn nnd Scandinavian areas. NATO officials made a point of rnlllng the operations an "exercise for training" rather than a mnnettver, NATO ships nnd planes did not go through a series of motionn to oil up comont machinery. They actually practiced a plan to repcll Invaders and recapture territory. It Is possible that lop strategists anticipated some Kuxslnn plan to invade tills part of Europe. If this was the ase "Operation Miilnbrnco” was more than a drill. It was u way of telling Kussin, "We are aware of your plan and wo are prepared to stop It If you don't believe us watch how wo Intend to do It." Perhaps this Is what the Communists need to make Ihem pause In their long-range program of aggression. fk*. W hy? ----- —> m Congratulations |n FJnlenrr Soldier And Senator Chadwick, Sanford trained swim* n»»r, former Mayfair Inn gueil. who h *i become the (irit woman in tin World to swim the Catalina Chan- Soldier In tliri’c. warn nrnl xmintur from three xlatox. If Hit! first illxtliictlim Ik tint unique, the second certainly in. Both wore heir] by .lanrmr Khiuld.i. whom* life, mm Jay Monnghon points out In the New York Time* Book Review, nwirlta a capable hlnlnrliin. On* thing yon run »*v for noBrough! up in Illinois, Shield* knew Lincoln well and presidential candidates; Neither ol .nice challenged him to a duel, ilia first xanntorxhip ended them ha* lured a lull hillv hand, when n ileaillnrk between Lincoln and hlttlself watt resolved put on ted, while nnd blue mis- l*y the election of Lyman Trumbull, lie. then moved to Mintnders, or squirted tuharro juke. iingota, became the Htate'a flrnt xenator in IHTiH and aerverl ut they have done jssal about till the following year. .Inxt before hix death In 1H71I he wax everything else. Senator from Mlxxmirl for two montha 1 Mix military earner began with the Black Hawk Wnr Did you see wheie the prire of againxt the Imlianx lit IHH2, in which Llnrnin also nerved. The qkwtprint list gone up another Mexican war gave him the title of general, ami he fought tS.50 * ton bringing ihr total roit also in the War Between the Slnlex. of $121.50 a Ion, or up $21.10 n Not a xtatexnmn of the flrnt rank, he wax a plcturrxqun ton in the past two year*? So when pcraonallty whom) career, if narrated, might help nomc you ask u* (or free publicity, don't young xcholar to promotion In the field nf teaching history. •Ll-L ,i._ ____ i ..... think thru the •pace doesn't roil E • "» — SI I -------------------- aa anything. Boil it down. Someone is always telling us they nkver heard of anyone, actually n in g from a snake bite. Tn St, AuJpMline last week the I T y'ear'nld M n of Mr. and Mrs. John Blalock **m* to lie some opposibond issue for a County ecause the Fish estate is In build a hospital her*. > s«em* to be aome op- on* of them. , I h * reason so msny b.'«, time belitkiani are gisfld i, so it is Ire­ n a Mid these day*, is beesut* their aovkrnment salaries are not big 4lt*>U|h (or thsm tn live on. And the Mason their salaries aren't any •D*at*r than thay are, in out humble opinion, is because most of them ar*n't woilh what thry are gelling. Jt wquld seem to us that the best •elution for the prnhlem i« tn pay ibpre, get belter men, nnd rut ex- New Atom Smasher Is Being Powered PALO ALTO, Calif 141-A varu urn tub which ran deliver run mentarlly a* much electrical en ergy ns tho city of Han Fraud iro uses hn* been built by Stanford University scientist* to power a new atom smasher j About the sire ol a fSro hydrant, ' this Inhtrumnnt dio--* It* work by *l»«M»‘ely hoarding amt releasing p nr 59 millionths of a second |{ hunches and aligns these elec Irons so that they can he relesied to produce one terrific electrical loll In the next millionth nf a sec ontl. It doea this sixty times a second. The electron hunches come nut is hursts amounting tn 13 000 kilo watts id turner, which is shout the amount of cnntlnumr. flow rlectrlcnl energy needed to supply a good sired cily, These high-energy bursts Im pose lliemaelvea on n relatively weak ultra-high frequency radio wave, making it extremely pow­ erful This poten| wave then pass fit Into an atom smSshet railed an rlnctnm acenferntor ,Th*fe It causes other electrons to speed through a long-fantastic looking tube at ever Increasing velocities Thrlr speed Hives them power to Orange Crop Ih Seen At 84 Million Boxes t.AKEUNI) 'A* — A Lakeland Ledger poll of citrus experts brought aa rstlmntc of hi to Hit million I m i a u * fur Florida's new orange rrop. That compare* to a record 7B, Otifl.OOO boxes for the 1931-52 sen *on Other estimates were for .11 to 34 m llllm i I h i x c s o f grapefruit and 4W to live million boxes nf tan­ gerines Last »c»*im there were 3X mil­ lion Imixoi of grapefruit and 4lfc million boxes id tangerine*. The esilmni* for Ih* entire crop rsng*il from 121 to 122W million boxes compared to last season's actual 110,400,000 boxes. The men polled did not permit use nf their names. Their guess will stand until the U S. Depart bu b FAMES WEST PALM BEACH Wv-Bu* fares here will he cut to 10 tokens for t l lor s nnc month trial start­ ing Monday. The reduction from the two-Ior-a quarter role was approved Mon day by the City Commission at the request of Mrs. Helen Combes, owner nf Florid* Cities Bus Co. ment of Agriculture Issues Its first formal estimate of the new season Oct. 10 BLACKBURN NliNTED TAMPA (M—Officers unsuccess­ fully raided a -Tampa house Men day looking for Ihr alleged head m a Polk Cmmty gstrlbnni ring) .lamp* It. Toney, asslitent state attorney general, said hn had posi­ tive Milormnilon IIihI Harlan Blackburn. Orlntulo, wa« at th* house. Toney and several other investigators couldn't find him, A warrant charging conspiracy to operate gambling was Issued lor UUckliutn In coimectlon with tlu- arrest id to parsonii Haturday on bnjllo fjumlilliig i-hargei. Houaht un the same cnirge Is Mrs Norms Bridge*, Orlando, who Tuaey said Is Blackburn's girl friend GAMBLING TAX JACKSONVILLE uR - Fedargl gambling tax stainns ware limed Monday to Besile Taylor, Route 1, Gainesville, and Bhelly Foster, P u smash atoms. The Htanford accelerator, spon­ sored by the Atomic Energy Com­ mission and the Office of Naval Research, la planned a*, the moat powerful of lla kind II Is being counted upon tn smash atoms In new ways, possibly giving »denlists exciting new .Ideas about the makeup of atoms. The Instrument, yearn abuildlng, la about com pleln. StfH kntfs Two i» Mr BtttH f lira Governor Stevenson's it coming out i i favor of Compulsion in the enforcee of Richmond. -Vn. in -hk candidacy for preilckfi’t say quit* much idgmeht. It items to us covntrr'i eaperlenca with 1 would have convinced I M la tit* U money tl^gt dip throqcli year Hwpiw. For • n o n certain tomnrrrrw, open a thrift accoonttritfcat totli^jwd atilt* Tgjo* h r depcnlti niepch paythty coatee irqmHl. car to gel •MMMyf Vby pay a pre• lu w for eo n fo rl and power f Msrcury's the one ear that agata sad ■elRtjkM proved it (IVM TOW baiKMMtr than any other car In •Anwlaa. Far No. 1 hanm hi the fadnma MoMIgas Economy Ran go to tha ear with with A "faee.llft" of a carry-ovar model f Cel a car with adtmnctd »tyl> lag that wW stay freeh lor yean, pay you back at trade-ia time. Tkat'o M enwy, MOT enough, , , wRh M a n nf AiMm fbatum. There's aa InM- oat in its class I ^ g n y cohitipaity, where n w w tlo p of (he (people 1 W-*'. m '.iui Hanford Forum The Sanford Dally Herald Dear Mr. Dean, In a home the moit disgraceful things that show up are a lack of WASHINGTON UB-Thls is bamanagement ind neceiiary step* ci ning* one of the most faiclnafor emergencl**. Ui j of all presidential campaigns The w ont black eye that any fo a number of reasons, although city can have, la what la *o badly too most obvious hasn't been manneeded here In Sanford. It Ir a re­ tim ed by the candidates, ... proach on the entire County that it's this: The campaign Is tut no one had the initiative to do frtl ling like a good play, Moving *" lomclhlng beside talk about, and v to increaring Intensity toward s ' j wail for money that waa intended which even the experts, so ” to go toward building a hospital. climax .Sanford would have had the wrung n 1948. don’t want to try to much needed lostHttUep the rl*H. forecast. d1"u,.. it-ai 'bad. There are many Community hospi­ -eitational as It it. •.reins Ilk* tal* In the country, where the inly ore art In the dram a, no money waa donated by the citiien* m liter whether lie stays or axils. For In the past day, in addi­ of the county. It la too bad that, a few day* ago, when that accident tion to the Nixon case, the camoccurred near Paole, that the vic­ :*ugn took a turn which Indicates tims could not have been taken to .1 deepening bitterness. the new, costly baseball itadlum Che needkw whleh Stevenson bafor treatment. s m jabbing Into Elsenhower al- M It stems a crying *hame that • ist from the beginning were bu­ monep L- -1 readily raised for rn fct'rriL when he flisl trW.) »ome thing that could -rell- have tlem But they gave way to thrusts waited, and that the profile could that were ad d Upped stand hack and wait for the court* Elsenhower showed restraint In to act and the money rome, while answering but yesterday—at the a desperate condition axilla. bright of the ftepubticans' concern I'm rrrtaln that those who don­ a >out the rffect of the Nixon de­ ated ao generously toward th» velopment on the election — he stadium, that can cause need for a turned on .Stevenson with eudden hospital, would not stand back If harshness. a move wet* mad* to do some­ Sticking to hla promise not to * thing. If the public were approach­ use names In the campaign, Elian- v ed, and shown th* dire need here In Hanford, we would not have to hower became personal with Ste­ wait aa though the Fish Estate venson In a statement saying. "We contained the only hope that Han­ are tired of aristocratic explana­ ford would ever have a hospital. tions In Harvard accents." He accused the Democratic can­ Then If th* doctors were given th* opportunity to design It, it would didate ot "sm ugness" and "smug be ronatructrd, not for beauty, hut evasions" and said. "This Is no for convcnlenr* and at a cost that time for men nr refined and flab Beminol* County could afford. orale Indecision " This was further Orlando Is not n* old a* Hanford, lhan Ki.'cnhmver had ever gone hut look at It, two hospitals that beforr in answering the governor. are ovrr taxed l>y many patients If Eisenhower pursues this link from other town*. Hanford In­ Stevenson will have a chance to cluded. This I* showing Hanford up demonstrate whether he can keep a* a backward town that could and his temper or reply In kind, which should be a city to lie proud of, Is something he said he won’t do, ln*tcad of having to apologise for although Eisenhower may (eel he's having to wait for some one to din done It already. that wo might have some very And, as If tn bring down the badly needed facilities. curtain on a balanced act yester­ Hniphall stadiums and swimming day both men attacked each other pools cannot suffice for hospital*, with an Identical accusation: and no Hanford man or womar. Elsenhower said Stevenson hid knows how soon the emergency misrepresented the general’s views may lie theirs. There aro lot* of on foreign affairs while Htevemon people hero In town that would said the general had twisted the have plenty of nmnny that would views on the solution of help to allevlalp snme of the bottle governor's necks, but, who wants to watt with j Innor union dispute*. a ruptured nppendig or bones broken in an arddent, until they | th* dead, to he long ipmemhered *11**7 Then too, it might go several it could Im an Instltunon to pro year* before It would be released. long life, If w* ever get Itl R#v. if. W. Millar ’ An efficient, well constructed bos-1 Miller Farms pita), need not he a memorial to �THP. RANFORD HERALD Social A n d Personal Activities Tnesdar Sept. 23, 1952 Pag* 3 SEPTEMBER SUPER SPECIAL •{GALLON BORDENS ICECREAM P B O N I 149 WIDE SELECTION O! FLAVORS Hadassah Assists Social Calendar 89c With Navy Center | p e r s o n a l s Navy committee u s . !*<•••1' Mi ami M- < H Anderson ■ Til* Training Union of the First night with its regular patty vwiih spent yesterday in Sun Baptl.t Church will meet In the decorations In the hall being of Hasting* Mimoral Educational Building at yellow and green. The table was ford with relatives. 7i3Q p.m. for their monthly m lt- centered with a sliver basket of Miss Patty Kallgan enroll*,: ation night. yellow flowers and fern and flank­ yesterday a* a freshman at Slrt ed with silver candlesticks holding The Unity “Truth" C lan will son University in DeLand. moot at the Valdei Hotel at 7:45 yellow tapers. Mrs. Edward F. mm. The Lord'* Prayer l» being Lane and Mr*. Michael Gln*on Mr. and 6lrs. Donovan (lean ol flkudl.d. The public I* cordially In­ were In charge of refreshment*. Lakeland were guest* uf Mr. am vited to -ttend these classes. G».v , danrlng and group sing­ Mrs. Jack R otis.n yeatrivh./. The Pilot Club will hold a dinner ing were led by Chuck Roam of mooting In tho Yacht Club at d:30 the Naval Aii Station with Mr*. Ed Kush, general siiperintemten p.m. Lane at th* piano. Cake, punch and uf the Atlantic Coast Line of Ja< k salted nuta were served by Mr*. sonvllle, was the guest uf friend WEDNESDAY Stevr-snn, Mra. W. A. Cagle, 111 Sanford yesterday. Tho prayer meeting of tho Sue f ir s t Baptist Church will bo at Mrs. Olnson and Mtss Elsie I *rBob Park Irft on Monday fo 1:00 p.ra. We will begin the study i»y. Gainesville tu continue his po* of “Progress in the Christian graduate work at the Unlverslt; Life". Visitors are welcome. The of Florida. Training Union Executive comOPEN HOUSE ltto* of the First Baptist TrainFriends of Mr. ami Mrs. E. W. Mr. and Mrs. Roliert McGInnh g Union will hold Ita monthly Stiles are Invited to attend an masting aftor the prayer meet­“open house" at their home at to il and sun Juhn Michael were tin ing hour tn the Chapel. West Third Street tomorrow be- weekend guest* of her iiuient* 1 Tho Royal Ambassadors will tween the hours ol 4:00 p.m. and Mr. and Mrs. Juhn Melscli at theii Moot at the First Baptist Church 8:00 p.m. In celebration of their home In Loch Arbor. GOth wedding anniversary. at 7:00 p.m. Mr. and Mr*, P. T. Tvrc urn ’ Midweek Prayer Service at Cen­ fuinilv spent tlie weekend in Key tral Baptist Church at 7:30 u.m. Carve unstuffed roust duck this sUme Heights as the guest of Mi Sunbeams «dl| meet at this time. way: Remove tegs at first Joint, Tyre's parents, Mi and Ml*. I U THURSDAY cut off wings and separate Into Tyre. The C. A.'* of Central Baptist two pieces. Split along breast n lu-t c m Hit lu tj* ti l l i f N i i f i t n i k ’ u f a tli i n k Projects of the South Side Parent-Teachers Assuemli........ Church will meet at the Church at bones and cut between breast meat .Miss Betty l.amlgraff is visiting tog fountain, obtaining hooks for the school lihrin > nod lb, Ibe | t lilt *11V’ • 11 i B i i fII' >\ I 4*4h i 1 ) | *in>«' | S f n| • 0 0 p.m. • and leg on each aid* as far us the M L «l 1it k lutal, 1*1 V j*t* itlfii t fin 1' ’ The Catholic Women's Club will backbone. Cut duck In two along in East Lansing, Mich, with Mr. chin.room- These Were accomplished under the lendel ,lii|> of lilt till |‘« V Hi:* |»*1 | HIIf *■f Ull* sponsor a turkey dinner at the backbone. Cut each piece of breast and Mri. Rirk Farrell and p'sii* IU5II rc*. uml Mrs. Hoy Mann, PT.\ chairman for the dnnt.i Fill . .1 La t.l HI I lils'l'* I • I I i f ll V1*111 Sanford Woman's Club, 316 Oak Into about threa pieces. Pito on to return un Thursday accompan­ funds (or these projects were dariveil from the nniiuul Hutto ied by tile Farrell's sun Johnnie. 1 I I I I '1 i l Li II It I A |1 m l . I t III l i t h i l l •Ai l Clilldrin shown uhove from left to right are Julm Maim I Ayanue, beginning at 0:00 p.m. plstter and serva. leger FRIDAY Tho Woman's Missionary Union Friends will lie glad tu learn that John Heukarik Is getting a of tho First Baptist Church will pi . long following surgery last Ht'ta Sigma l*hi Huh iHiss Stincciplicr Is hold ita regular executive meeting Isb Sauce fur a lunch or supper week nicely at the Fcrnald Laughton Me "HackwoociH'’ Party H o n o r e d W i t h P a r h at 3:00 p. m. at the church, fol- umeletl Cook a little onion and mortal Hospital. lowed by the annual business green pepper In bacon drippings mooting. Tho installation of offl- and mix with a can of condensed Mhi t i l :ii •* .\I:»i ip M■ Member* of liumiiiii l.undidii R. Bulton ami 'laughter*. gars for 1963 will be conducted and soup; heat until piping hul. lint 1 11 Jeanle and Rusemsrv, uf Miami t'hupter, Hein Higuin I'lu, enter 6\a*t httniiiiil i*ti ii« 1 I' tl Lit i-I m Young people will be Installed to left yesterday fur their humr after tinned Inst night with 11 eleverlt WMil II | MlI t > Ifil rn Mil Silt I t \ \ NI.I M I .MKfN I Vprlous auxiliaries. A reception riifcfM |»v Itvi i i f ' l l n i , V| 1 I Mi for new members of the year will Helen ktullliis and Nancy Chalk- being called tu Hanford liecause curried out rush party or "back lilt Mltiirt ijiiit I V " ; tv si 1 uf the death uf Mr. Bolton * mutli- woods" party Guests were Invited ley. concluda activities. »HI Mill in aMi ». fin 7 30 p in to the home of Mr- tIn 1111* w11h r■111'l m Joe Houser left Monday for er, Mr*. Alice Bulton. 11V»• 11**ciHilt IMlM Y»"11**n vi:» tin Jacksonville and Induction Into llnwkin* C onn ell v, u sponsor of tMfilniviimitiitu tin iif mi lit* ri mmi th* Army. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Laney slid the sorority, where they were "ri­ ar ni iHff infill * I hi mu1InMit t (» . Mrs. A. W. Teslo Is home 6lrs. R. I,. Cornell and young Hob­ gidly" entertained in the garage k f i ] hi > | 7 VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON •".I YU 1 11111 I1 again, following an extended visit by Laney whu la staying In Han­ Exaggei iitmg the theme of the Itill Itikf I lit >\ t'liiiiji a -! in .1 a m " . • 1 ' lai 11t* Inn tv wenthe decoiutioli* uf with relatives In New York. ford with his grandparents, spent l i m i t w i n i r i f t v i ' l w i l k Y | i h * I mi "h M.. I .. | I: | x u< *, Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall Mrs. R. (I. Hay and children, the past weekend In Jaeksonvilh- kelosene liniteih*. moss olid pul • lie I ?|i,viiIiiini H li m i h f a r* Ffnnsll of Ft. Myers are an­ li . t.i. S.|.l metto frond* with illumination tie wlth Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Laney Tam and Cynthia left Wednesday I'liz* * * for t'lifiu^ta vn ip av\ « i* I nouncing the birth of a son, illg flit rushed hv enlldle* ill lull r •»* ' i t ' i f i i <ni \ | i for their homo In San Diego, Ferry. weighing 8% lb*., on Sept. tf Mmh 1*141 I hi lt til.I M ties pit t Mi 11......... ii i , t Lt t t tm i IB. Mr. fennel I la a former re- California after spending some Mr. uml Mrs. Iluruld Kostnet llpinilig the ecenlilg's event* h’lM’iif I .niii Milk i | m n IfV*» l id | h ttiikfv ill*-, Pa time with her parents. Col. und aldont of Lake Mary. Hhv liutv wptt pm it tu lk< 1 c 1 have left hy plane from New York wu* 11 soeiely pm rule to chosi Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hemler- Mrs. Win. T. Johnson, Jr. for the west where they plan to with a in a li. cell Lai wMi" i i i Friends of Mr*. James Gshr visit Mrs. Kastnvr’s sun, Kogban "Mis* Society Lender" with Mrs (••in' f u r Mi** lYtrirv W i ii*kt aon and Mr. ami Mra. Wilson Hen­ * lilt l« m 'ii t1•1ll 18' r •'•! w it h an m I lit 11- Scott Ji winning the dubious will bo sorry to hear that aho la I ntfi in tin* i v»*ninif 11*11• k n i n e * mi i' i ' l I \ • I k i v i f l n v i i ' 1 4 ii iik | derson and children, of DeLand confined to h*r home because uf Kelly. From there they will go to honor. Coming in second und third h i i t u n i t v i'll*»u i a i*i i in ci v -*( ii I Chicago und then return to Hull- were Mr* llurnhl Chapman ami im llti W**Hl mi*| viol I t f lu t If -in visited their uncle and aunt, Mr. <•*1 11 11 i \ . l i ' i ’ii ah-tl I <i #i hi In v cii k i' ford. and Mra. J. L. Bullard, Tuesday lllnoaa. inn tnhli* hy Mm Stnn»r»|ilf» t Mi*. A. \V Ep|i* Jr. Judges were Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Moon of evening. 1h18“il liv Mr* l,’, i«i i *1in|■«•* 1in m i l pttittli v v ii p hi *i v ft I w it h Je ll Mi* Connelly ami Don Ithler. ' idn ht«i t|i <tk 11 * | he |ii 111 >1 ar* announcing th* birth Mr. and Mra. Jack R. Howell Ovlado Mr*. Clyde Trrwillegar of Sara­ Gaines were eulnyrd and u clrlri takk* wwn I’dVi'liil ivilli a vLtti *'■11* > i n *1 v i 'i | ni ai i v i n v r l \ kjiftn a aon, John Loo, at Ftrnald are announcing tha birth of a of •It inking contest held with u prise sota was the guest over the week hv f i n inlf son, Jack Russell, Jr., weighing l-aughton M i m o r l s l Hospital, end uf Mrs. Dal* Hcnit. She w h s being uwarded to Miss Itilon Bak­ 17. Mra. Moon will be re­ ........ in* iiftl in I., a ilh Mi ,-* M l’r v y i ! O/.u-l. M i n 11 *I|» h \ \ I p 1 ,J pounds, on 8ept. 17, In Mein- Rapt. er us the fu-te*t drinker. Her accompanied back to Hurusotn d i m i f lift tv i 1 1 •It. Mi •• |(f Hi* phis, Tenn., where Mr. Howell membered as the former Jane yesterday by her daughter.In.luw prise wus II cum eob pipe. Re i'hi'1 J r . Ml V ( ' k a t l i f \H.| in L Minn KIiHf H n h liisfit. Mi \\ it Li ill <i V ( *.i i n> * I i l i ' l J mi Ill’l l , I lai la stationed with the Navy. The Cochran. freshment* went served Intel in Mr*. Vernon Mitchell a n d ami grandson, Mrs. Clyde Teiwll '»►«* a I ’,» ih« It ;m i n 1 I a m M tHi t , Ki r III! V, M i n . Jut i i i Mmi r o i i , M Howells are former residents uf daughtar, Lucille Faya, left Sun­ Ivgar Jr. and llyron. who will vi- the evening. Ikivlil ( i a l t k i J . M m S|>* Ik i • ♦ h I **N»" », I- I Iii*t t * h In law * Lake Mary. Members enloying tire evening i |i -i » an 11 M rn T u n inn, MI. It* day for I*fay*tte, Ind., where It there for some time. i i " 1 1, • Inml "‘hi IMli rt Harm. Mrs. D. P. Harrington and she will Join her husband who Is were Ml* Voile William- Jr., Mr > t till Pal ( iHnrit', | :Sit 1v UllRkiiH vvlf * w* •»■ .nl* i r i it. sons have returned to Lake Mary, employed there. 1 . h.f1. H l l.'.i l 4*•*1 Pvt. Joseph Ervin, who wit- ' George Andrew Speer, .Mr* l.er i Helm 11* M m Phil Stun I \ M v V after visiting her mother In DayMrs. John R. Heaves waa the home here with his wife 011 11 13 old l.o*-ing, Mrs. Connelly, Mi- \V. 11 , Mi * (. l» ll i f 1 1 ,t 1,, .'1 1*>.i| • P iiih 111 t ’a** ton, Ohio for some time. They are uest of her sister, Mrs. J. W, duv furlough, left recently to rc I John Fit/pul 1it k. MiWlllinm r \\ •, i.i \i .lh M in -4 I Lkm link* 1 M .now occupying th* home of Mr*. alagan In Orlando, several days, port for duty at Camp Kllnin. N Comn.I, Mi- Itnlpb Wight, Mi- sir., l*»V l{«h L p \ 11n«I Mi"* 1 I; • »■ M . •*!» IM*.' 1 P..IIV E. J. Cole, Sr. last vteek. While there she atten­ J. He received the furluugh ufter Alice Willmk. Mr* Chiipiuuii, Mi- Uhl E. A. Douglass, former Lake ded a bridal shower for her completing basic training in tin- Scull, Ml* Jnek AO i l e r *011, MiMary reaidant, la now comfortably niece, Mlia Charlotte Falagan. Quartermaster Corps at Camp Itonnld .lone*, Mr* la-*tei Gul l , Aocated a t th* Shady Rest ConMr. and Mrs. Donald G. Lee, Va. Ills parents are Mr. und lie, Miss .lean Havel. Mr* I It "alescent Home, Rt. t, Box 181, Weeks ara occupying tha apart­ Airs. Joseph T. Ervin, Lake Mnry. Jiiliii'oii, Mr*. John Ilium. MiDeLand. ment of Mr*. J. II. Cewan, while Frltnda of E. II. Leopold will he I* stationed at NAAS, Sanford. bs aorry to hear that he had th* Mr. and Mra, Robert T. Willis mlifoHuna to loss a finger tn th* have moved Into tha James Gehr process of building his naw dock. housa. Tuesday afternoon Mr*. L. C. Mr. and Mrs. L. 61. Cosion are TMUs and Mra. W. P. Burk* an- home again, following a visit srtalned members of their Run­ with relatives In Pensacola. ty School claasaa. The young Mr. and Mrs. M. Flshdera of folk* enjoyed gaman In the Ran- Wlntar Park were Sunday guests rd Park and Elks' Playground uf her brother-in-law and alatar, id than did Justice to a bounti- Mr. and Mra. W. P. Burk*. J. L. pltnlc lunch. Member* of the iliillard, father uf Mrs. Flanders, r ii#» and friends attending trlurneil with them to Wlntar were. Rev. and Mra. J . C. Bran­ Park for a visit. non, L. C. Till!*, Frances and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Lloyd and Dannie llfIs, Mr. and' Mrs. Earl three children of Winston-Salem, Dannie T Till f* o iaughn and children, Margie, N. C. ar* spending his vacation lu gtn # and Donnla, Gayle Burke, with hi* *J*r*nU, Mr. and Mra. Mra. W. J. Griffin ana children, J. A. Lloyd. Donald and Alice* Linda_ HumDan-.____ _____ Mr. anu Mra. L. E. Whla and fhrey, Carol Ann Schmmlngi, Schmminga, son Stephen arrived Sunday and lire. H. H, J, J. D# De- are settled In their new home, tha Colleen Matthews, Mra. Laughter and Shlvey Jean and farmer E. E. Lloyd, Jr. house. The Whites have lived In Lak* Mary before and their friends 1 CARD OP THANKR llie family of Mn. Alice Bolton are very glad tu welcome them wishes to taka this means of thanking friend* and neighbor* for ^F riends of C. K. Mlisted will their many kindness** during her be glad to lisrn that ha la Im­ long Illness and death. proving a t th# VeUrana Hospital, fufiiotvwlte iHisrvt hi * Mlax Ell* Bolton Bay Pine* where he Is a patient, rc M Ma Mi asoaAarful (ill R. Z. Bolton and family although It will be soma time be—Adv. for ha can return home. (Mi t m k 100% »W|it a«*l HM llM iM h tlucL OttlfiH Itr M vtawl la tsoemth i*4 taoftrt Ml cad R IM ■ » tfaa liUmtat URtti, MaltaU 100% iH Mil. fc***. Iriy- *tr»l, M . ' Hut I li l i , « TOMORROWS sEl.KCilo.N i»K PIES Al'IM.E. CIIKIMtV, im 'tiN 'l | <*'.':'T AliD C c L in ilio t 89c & A n d e rs e n WALGREEN AGENCY "III* The Corner Hr Th* Cluck" YOU AliK I.MVITKP III Illtciil! till JIJIIII.C .Iililcll.'l If llll’r t IIIRS IIIAV III |» u p I IM S lit SAN I'OKI) t III' ASSImvIHI.Y oK 0 0 D IVI h <*f I nut i 1 Nightly T iipsi Iio tlitoiigh I 'n d a , 7 : ln I* M, ,‘hiiulnt I I A .M a nl 7 Hit i* M. I'.WIIIg'-ll- t l 1•<»!«) it Itlulllll lift • Y ou giiiiiifl vi ii 11 m o i if v a 11it other If r j i n i i'll! i i % i i 1 % H u l I II1 1% . l l u i u l l l l i f O i l * LAKE MARY | u i i r l i a%% | i i i % t r « % i o i i In u t i urn i o iii lit*jlih f f id * t ) i i i i u r , 11 1 111 >vv I m m in i u n n m l |*l I 'M I I p i IOI!% ri|> e r(* .uni I'Iimh* K«tiiik I m »I I h I I O I 1 I J H M II I (l tl l H * Paiisfs Drujj; Store I'hurie 103 f P e n n e y ’s CUSHIONS ^ 0 ^ TIRED FEET! k GREATEST BIBLE NEWS IN 341 YEARS! TRA-VAL-SAC A WltlNKLK KKKK POKTAULE ( ’LOTIIKS CLOSET . . • • # Kxrclli’iit for rtloriiRn ut Imiiui No trirkn, gitilgpin, or fixtum t— it fiilils in liulf for wrinklp free currying 11..Mh 1 niun's unit — H l.mlics' ilrcssco Hi own or 111ini /,i|i|ifi‘ 1 liming ANNOUNCING PUBLICATION OF 44.95 Reviled Standard Version of the Old Testament SPONGE RUBBER UTILITY MAI’S — Our Shipment Haa Arrived — ■ID! ORIINI BLUE! 4 RIVIKSIIlll You gel twice liter wear! • COMFORTAIlll Thick, fool. KMtrvg Yoon Now For 14 m r a , loading MU* workod at th* Ravlioii idartf------trd Version of* Um Haig MU*, la mw roody — mors accural* to tho* any other earsIon, tad aoalor to rsad. It lo oa tho moot onthorttatlvo DthevjtatJv* mom — « i p ta — — — toms, m i n i , , recently ncvH H y lost than 1ta g prariooslg known. It Is writWO two M t f , g it tho poetic beauty groaarvod. Bert, at loot, la a Biblo S• Mla5l-V 9 1 -S o i.3, ■; pxm B. C. PURCELL CC PB o m 174 • coddling foam rulilier! • BUY SIVIRAU Use near sink) while Ironing! In (lie tuh, many other uses I • NON*IKIOI It’, safe! H lppletl) can slru clion preyenta skid*., 'd in g ! — — SLUT SAC DRESS SAC $ 7 ALSO — CAR SAC SUIT SIZE $ 9 DRESS �S M H M jR ” SANPOIW tlttrA L !) _______ Tusaiay B<H II. 1111 City CommisflioTi ampftSheriff Hit* otitica As Cause Tax Charges M'nutlanr* Vtnlr C«*» flSfl fret* that oreur within the next Member* of Ihe Mon* Club toSix tnonlh*. The Commission nuthorlied H. dnv m*de further plan* for a N. Bayer, city clkit, to execute an broom sale In raise fund* for the tnticn mid voucher with (lie ■*|ob'» msnv project*. E. B. MrNavy for n quit claim deed con- Cell presided. Itarrv flnhson, who with Cecil enlng the property of the Hnnnrrl Nmol Auxiliary Air Station Catlton and Cert Williams Is m-k to the Navy, ns required by working on Hie n(an for the sale slated Ihst it will he held somefaval oiUhnrllles. ■■/ *1 ! Ill I tflWfl w-flftv * V 'M ''•.r-Twfeer 7:a.**y w ,. J*s.clii move I be left field frnre hack I ma !e for a ladi's nigM program E, H. IfrC'aiT, president of the It the municipal baseball field b> thnt a football field may be c|uh. read a letter concerning the roper Iy laid out. This matter adult education program which -.nn referred lo the City by the •fill he started here soon, and «unty School Hoard which unvested that memliers take ad hated that since it had appro- vantage of the opportunity 'n enOrinled $1,000 for the field ron •er courses sponsored liv Htetsob version, (be City should do this Dnlversltv. Jock Mmrlsno ststei) that t||e b ork. b'li Is th** first In the district to (,’Hv Attorney A. F'lwln b'hln holsrr wan dire-red to *•" I an ohpiit state dues. Visitors were Copt, J r i Whits’ •inenilmeiit tn the ordlna-’ gov trnlng ndmlsslon taxes by the <f the Halvatlon Armv and Ffdn7ity at th« Municipal Stadium lo tire Real Jacksonville. MeniMrt provide for a five rent tax on nf the club Irttff'duf(d each othtlr admission up In 50 rents, and 10 wllh short jfnd wltlv speeches, jin l lax on admlsxlnns over that tmount. The Commission went on record m dlieetiiif the tax collector not to renew the license for that por* ‘ion nf Ihe Ureamwold Trailer nids w«re opened tnday for the f-ark Inside the city limits, a* the Installation of new well faclltmen has not been soned for lles at I.yman School, Longwood. 'nmmereial use. scrordlng to T. W, f.awtort, SemiMnyor Mlemprr wa4 rllrerted to ntde County Superintendent of It sue h prorlumatlon for election T’ubllr Instrmllnn. f n city commissioner on Nnv, "" Mils, opened hv the Cdurtfy I H^irrl Wdfe a’* followa: David Miller, who discovered .......... r nrdlhlif*, (Trlamfn. ( 2.(lint he wns building n foundation II32.R0: I eo Hrothers, Hanford, $2.(or n new house on Palmetto Ave­ 172. ami Cenlral Florida Well nue netir Twenty fourth Street Drillers, Orlando, $2,tH9. tver n larr-e drum |iipr. presenter) They were (uriled ovdr td the n bill ns retpiests'd last week by rehool aiVhltect, Eltntt J, .Moiigblio (Tommlsslon for the expense ton. for study dnd to prepitn g oe had alreltdy gone tn on llie report fnr (he Rndrd. Hpeelfiea-iltandnned umb-r taking, lie wan Hon* call for a siX-lneh driven ordered leimbiireeil $1171* cnveilrig wall, pump, pump bouse, plumbing the rosl nt nirveylng and rleallng and electrical connections, Mr for n foundation. l.awton said. A giuup of home owners In Wyonewooil iirotested against hiivlnu lo carry garbage and Prize* An* Offered trnsh eniis to tin- rurli line of streets In nrcnnlnnro with action recently Inkcn try t'ity Mannurr One hundred dollars In Un|t«d la'inou to enforce the city ordlnStates Defence Hntids and three nnen govi-rniiig this. fountain pen* are being offered as Asked if they did not want al­ nrlxes In an essay rontest "Whilt leys In the subdivision opened I’uhtlc Housing Mean* to Mv Com* III nldet In make the cnllcrtiims m nnltj," lielng sponsored by the t nsler, the owners said they did Hanford Housing Authority among nut. Mr, l.t-nioo pointed out Un­ colored students. law is not a new one, and that it Contestants are being divided is planned to get tegular equitable and effi dent operation of the Inin Him* groups, grades seventh and eighth, grdilr* ninth and tenth collect Inna. nnd grades eleventh and twelfth. Mnyor Sti-nipei declared Hint, Twenty five ilollnr bonds nrc tho the lTitv will liv to work out top pities In Hie first two group*, some sotisturiory urrurigc mrnl while a $50 bond Is the winner's with the owiieis, loll thnt pend­ jirlxe In the third. Fountain pen* ing further study, ilu> collections are offered ns second prizes. will liuve lo be niitde nl Ihe curbs. F ad or* for Judging lire ns fol­ Tin* dele gal Ion Included E. D. lows: Interest. <21 Hunt, .1. I.. Colemun, Jennings I,. Amount(I)nmltieneral accuracy of factual Hurl, John FHxpntrlrk noil W. (), mnlerinl. (,T) Clearness of expres­ l.ivingston, sion. correctness of grammar and W. I. "Dor" Compton, sound spelling and technique of composi­ Irurk operator, snt right down tion. ut the Commission tahlo to answer (4) Specific Illustration of Im­ rnmplnliils Unit sound truck np- provement living rondlllnn* lit erntora are innklng loo much ihe Hanford Inarea because of public noise. Must of Ihe rnmplnlnta, housing, (fi) Compilation with the mill Mnyor HI cm per, come from i ulc* of the ronteit and neatneia' ineii'lmnta on First Htreel and of the essay submitted. residents in white nieas. Essays nro to he submitted not Commisaloner John Knder ask­ ed Mr, Compton if he could not Inter Hutii Hct. 31 In I In* principal’* of the r.t‘hool nttendcif by tu tn his sound apparatus dawn office Hu* respective contestant, accord­ some whnt. |j. William* Jf„ ex­ "It Isn't Hint," replied Compton, ing to Honrgo dlieclor of the Authority. "When I gel enthusiastic I talk ecutive Winners tentatively will be antm* Imnl." and prises awarded Nov. "You knock yourself out, Doc,," iI nminretl 17. Three Judges will pick the said Mr. Knder with a grin. Judge will be a rep­ "I suggest n little less enthusl- winner*. Onnfront the limiting au­ nsm," declared Mayor Stamper, resentative thority. Ity. one a representative frm fnun especially In llie business section." the C Colored school a In Hanford am| Two cmiimlssloneis, Andrew Hit third a t nfored businessman Cartaway and John Ivey, word In Hanford. absent last night, nnd a numher Ho.... utaUilal will be available of Item* on Hie agenda were de- at school libraries fop Hlrtlclpa(ing a i *ch feired until Ihe next meeting. students. Copies of olM r material will be available for study at the Administration building, Cattle brewer Court. Rolh pita ahd Wil­ I .[ TAMPA (^-S heriff Hugh (V ealh says an Internal Revenu* reau^ecom m endatlon that h» pioViutvid' under 'mtvnwe' fin liws result* from "the desire it a , flection year to produce i if. Charity Broom dale Planned By Llonn r f lK * Juitlce Department dia IbMd i t Washington Monday tha h4 Revenue Bureau on July I eejam mended criminal proseer t a The Jusllre Department »nl< i la considering the rcrnmmrnda Ion The Internal Revenue H um Iteady has filed here liens tola' i | $150,237 against Ciilhresth an Ik wife fnr taies allegedly dut *0m 1941-50 Cnthreath answers ill with a motion to cancel the •h i and bar the bureau from u n i a n y ,more The Mnm9 Crime Cnmmltle taded by Sen Kefanver (I) •rm ) questioned Culbreath n mglh and aald In a report: "Cu' talh baa never islisfnclorMy <** lined tn Ihl* committee how h< el worth grew from approximate $10,000 In mote Ilian $100,00' tiling ils yrara ns sheriff o llshnrimgh fih County." nUli Culbrealh. who Is retiring h , bhUarv after It venrs as sheriff i aid of the Inlernnl Itevenue flu rasa recommendation"I had nof experled Ihe tin founded charges of self *eekln> MUNIMI Tony (iernrd models illtlcal endttfles to he arcordrd In Mlnml ftenrh a new swimsuit • recoghlllon and given lh» whlrh Is sure In ha s hit In north* ■tamp of approval which they ap 0>rn dimes In IBM. Marla of alsstl* patently received elrrd nylon taffeta, it Is rluhbed “ I rannot help but feel thnt 1 "Curtain Call" and faalurat a net would phi now find myself In (hi ruffling at tha top dolled with nforttmlte alluathm except fm rhinestones. (fnlrrnnlliwnl I la combined Impact of the nver whelming ambition of a nolitlrlar lo sfHWve the highest office, th* shoCklrtg disclosure* of mlscon duct 6 Mm places, with whir* I eojftd not conceivably have bad anyiUpg lo do, and Ihe deslm it lecttort yei year to produce a an election ■cenegbai. goaf, no matter how htimhb and insignificant ‘‘Ukn any right thinking m.fi who Is wrongfully a reused mu' TOPEKA. Kim Florida's feeli hltnaelf entirely Innocent o' dtiv Warren. Hying nn n in slnlr any wrongdoing I ran only await grind will lour, was rnndi- n cum ............. the finaldlapoalt disposition of any charges tnndnre and nn nilmiriil In u couple which may eventuate, and lltey of nop cxlalenl iinvle* Monday must still ho paaaed upon hv r fiov Joliiialnn Miirrnv of <ikln rintl jury nl this district, feeling lumin gave Wurrctt n enmmission sal when the whole I mill la known In thnt stale's flcllnnnl navy. Jusl I will haVQ nothing to fear anil five hours afler Wnrren wns mode that right and lusllce will prevail rut mliiilrnl by Trxns' (Jov. Allan "Until IHat time I can only rely Shivers upon the confidence which I feel In return. (Jov, Warren gave I merit frnm my friends and fellow uway a couple of bag* of grant* ellliena and which they have frull ,.nd a certificate of apnrecln am toward me In limes past." lion from (he people of Florida fnr Ihe other slates1 Intirls! bust ness. AFL Convention dov. Warren, who fovnrs build, lug a Florida turnpike, look a tie. (Contlneed Tram Page One) reception when he advnealed re- lour from bis trip lo liy over pari nf Ihe new 31 million dollar Tulsateal nf the Taft-HarlteV I.ahor Oklahoma Clly loll turnpike lit he r«W. In February Lail weak II heartl Ihe Reptthll opened dov. Murray said (iklahrniiri can presidential candidate. Oen. turnpike bail some nl Dwight 1). Elsenhower, advocate Ihe sameaupimrter* opposition Warren has aome changes In Ihe lahnr taw bill run loin from bypassed rnmtniml not Ils outright repeal. whlrh fear II will burl 'J.em Convention delegate* represent Ilea erimomlrnlly Murray minimized I.OtM.Jog AFL members An Executive Council report Hie rhiinrr* of rotmnuiilly suffer urging membera In vote for Hie Ing. The Oklahoma projert will lie van son was atlbmltted by fleorge paid off In 10 years The Florida Meany, AFL secrelury treasurer. turnpike proposal la for a 30 year II staled (hat the Executive 773 million dollar bond Issue li Council held "In high eiteem " both would coal $000,000 a mile, rnm major candidktei for Ihe preai- pared with a roil of $352,mm a dency U charactrrlred Klsenhnw- inllfl for ihe Oklahoma road, ar "a loyal and patriotic dll* run* through territory wllliwhich few tan " who holda Ihn reaped and drainage problem!, admiration nf all Americana and million* of "other free people m ighqut |ha world for hla mill ry achievement*." ll'»atlhu*e rr.iM r i l l Oa*l ,Jwhlla wo affirm Iba highest men! attorney* are reluelnnl In Itgry genlui," the report con- «ay Just hnw broad In acope the tinned, "It la at a civilian, that law may really be, or what would la lacking tha hliheat clvtian be allowable, what prohibited. •a In the land. Thera la little However, aonia ■attorney* note lance available on record that that ai the aectlon la drawn, It __ , Elienhower puiesie* any may not have beeri Intended In Intimate knowledge of, or ekparf- apply tn membera of Conareia at •nee with, the great domeallc prob all, alnce there la a technical dlf ferenre between the represents lama facing our nation." lives and senator* which lb itate* send lo Washington and a "gov­ bingo Ih Banned ernment official or employe." source* further point out Jq York City InThese thli connection there l* nnnlhrr snctlon—No, 205—In Tllln • liBK W t-Pollce. hfs'a specific II of the rode relating to congress­ hahried bingo throughout men specifically. iu ir City. This section deni* directly with dice Commissioner decree r . the acceptance of "any money or thing of value" by a member nf ihe Honse or Senate foe the pur­ churches, ctiibi and other place* pose of Influencing "hla actlnn, where bingo ha» bean played played lor vote, or dqcblMt" on any matter __ ________ten year* without Inlerfartew*. . . . , pending before Congress, or In the Vit'a ■ violation nf law’1 waa the performance of hla official duties. only comment ho would make. The penally In auch a case m-. of awu« tom# churchaa ware volves a fine up lo three tlmaa rFiiaito w i ri n «• the amount re<alve4,' Imprison*, ment for not more than three, yaaru,, fortfeiturp' pfoIRca, and dial qualification from holding any fed! ofal poet in tha ftilure. S S Governor Warren NamerfCommodore In Oklahoma Navy R Fund Inquiry Bids Are Opened For School Work In Eftnay Contewt Cltrua Concentrate Price War Blazed liam Clark Court will t>« available for Inspection tjiectlon by ednteatanta. Additional Infoi Addili LAKELAND iAl—The price war among manufacturer! of froien obtained manager o: cltrtift concenlrate, duti lo end manai Sepl. 20, was continuing lodajr. Florida Cllrua Mutual rennrte,, lhal tdllby, MiNeltl and Libby, which hail agreed to restore Its f>Mf prlr« nn thnt day, announced Monday It could not return tn that level. Libby explained competitor* were extending their price cuts beyond Sept. 10. "Consequently, we are announc­ ing a temporary special effective September 22 nf $1.50 par doten («ht ounce ran* of orunjie concen­ trate) let* five cents for promo­ tional allowance," Libby (old Mu- lactlnnr him Court _ Adrrtlhl* _ telephoning HMT. All raiayp submitted will beenme the properly *tly o f ihe AuthorIty. Annie Mad GftWn To Finish School ROCHEHtER. N, v: ( P J 'M % East Ninth Htree ML I* r.iM , . „ the Claaaa of IW2 of RocRatef Uencral IHospital .School of Nura. ,P.urln.* pr«vlou» two week* ing, Rochi Libby M -bad dropped iti bate price 2g atudat Iti bale of $1,71. per . . . noten .— ... enm enni to $t.4T In th« New York area for com* petltlve reason*. 8lnc« the price of the fltdib«d committee for her *en|pT rlasa. product effects the price paid Ihe Inatrtnentaf th the creation of teal, and paHIrlpsUd grower (or hla oranges, any pro­ activities. , V _ longed continuation nf the prlca received the Sut-glcal warfare could do cnmlderabla actlvltloa, ami other non • profit af $1$ and a aeaVn rod rose* harm to the Florida Induitry. enled annually for outatandlni **Naw Jersey the Jegjsla jure formance In theory and prac surgical n ( ■ m o . _________ __ Mt»* (II! Legal Notices cheater General R oipiui a t . x o n t w o r ^ T ^r nLic i cifa TF ii ? ^ ir - ? o li ■ral duty staff nurse for one uaan^ , KEY WEST 1AV-A Navy Inatruc- U te r lthe i t pUM U yMum to. col­ an it a t h n r ri.o n iu A t < THM or has been missing since T :il p. le ft to cotepUto her etudy fer a iTO ^pipY fifO-T Ah*. hoi, 3* M T Monday in an FflF Helical M d e e m with a w ) « In W Fill. _eari carttflcata S in e and nnd li il presumed preiumod loat, lnl!’ **SSl Mane IM Hslon In n ittU a f nursftin, i , .. that ..p ___ inn it*r number and yearg WJseunne* goLU N D s o r n c s ». m m s m r w lw .a f a S & a s A U ts : . Legal Notice Navy Instructor Mtflrinv In Hellcat ::::'5 s :a S n u T u f iw tta ifii t a r a a i |Jr!uaij*ftumb«r »*! ><* of lane* 1-1*1} _ , nnin W 4 MSMItdl iM x Mi ind. brother.r ' .liit tlalvln C. llsmllloo. pefandant. 'aNIitTIFFSl11 *ra in enmmanO Voi { file vonr written ilfsriW! tisrelo no nr before 1M llpd day of Ooleber, A. I>. 191$ said ‘ ilhtrwlts Deere# Coafewo wll — ha snisrad agsbui rou, . . , / — *d[eneral t* deatanale* ral elren clroula __ ..... ..-.J o n shall . ones saeh ween for iSrS’fl.SI * %"SUS3,. I N0 Blues In The News non ANTHONY A sperinl meeting nf the Rec­ reation Committee was held yes­ terday here nhnnnl the station to discuss plans for the organization of the new Enlisted Men’s Club, which will he located in the h u lld ^ mg now used ns a CPO club, R e p 9 re so Mat Ives to the Committee wer* Hiked for suggestion* regarding the electiqe nf a nreSiifcnt of t**e nilV. !■c ( S ^ ' Tf r.« »'.* taken nl ih*- next regularly srhe I* uled meeting. An "oldlftner" her*’ al«*ard the station, but a newcomer te the -t V of Hanford, is Deorge Powell, A’" *• man first rln*s. Althmieh Deoree has Iw-en ptntiooeil here lin 'o Ap II of lltfit, he nn*l his family h" # ■ I..... llvintr in Hrange City, b yesti i-loy' isns movieir *ls*,* fm t*1" Piwrli'* they moved l«*o FbXjr new home on Crescent Street here in Hanford Fd Hedetihaugh, Y*inmn *ifoml rlas.s, helped Deorje Imrisfer his Ixlonglntrs to the n»w Sanford residence, (icinge, n o |. live of Miami, is married and ha* three rhildr* n. Welcome lo Hanford Deorgi* nml l.orri". M’s a wonder­ ful rily in which to live!I Lieutenant .1. II. Miller will leava today lor F(.rl McClellan, AIs A where lie will attend the six week* course in lliologicul, Chemical and Atomic Defense, Lt. W, F. Vollm*r Is now iiHrndiug the rnme schvol. Cpen rompb'tion of llielr rouri#*, both officer* will report bark to I NAAS to re-nine thrlr dnllet, Droige llramble l< scheduled to return from In, leave in Heaford, Delaware tomorrow morning. He made the tu p up to Ids home on Hn- train toil lie'll to* driving his new Stmlehnker hack here lo S a n ^ ford. Hecirgc Is attached lo the NAAS Disbursing Office. Floyd K. Drisham left th# sta ­ tion on leave last night lo be with Ills wife Iternlcc, who is ill. Th* (itlshnni's live lit Hie Castle A part­ ments. Surelv Ilope you get well soon, "Hcrnie"!! A "Little Theatre Croup" Is b#ing funned in Hanford and mem­ bership is open lo all naval per­ sonnel. If you urn act, slug, (lane#, imitate, nr play an in itriimcntjA they need you The age limit* *r*^ 8 to 80 so I'm sun* you all at# eligible as far its age. There will b# a meeting tor all Interested pernniis this Thursday at the Yacht I Chib at 8.00 (i in. Why mil wander on down nnd give the navy some representation in this new organ­ Itfl CHART ABOVI Indicate* Ihe main point* or ilralegy and movemeht of "Operation Malnbrace,” now ization? So fnr there are nhnut UK underway. Number* In Ixixes curry movement chronologically. Warplane* and 1W NATO nation w anblpi nietnbvrs, but many inor*- are need­ ed If the uioup is to present llielr ■re Involved. Bwnrrnlng down landing nets from Ihe Ironsport ship Duel (bottom), heavily-armed U. fl. variety shows, plays, ele. here In Marine* climb thoard llielr binding cruft n* they rehearse In the Firth of Forth for assault on Jutland. Hanfmd. For more . information^, just telephone Mis* II. J, Copeland* Ills position, Caudle leslifled. Nos­ at 70fi\V or stop iii al the Camera I k e C a m p n if f ii ier was quoted as saying Drone, anil DID Shoo arid talk it over with f' f**$9|lll9»«Hi f'flMet IlhFt I'ttt Itergerol! waltl "know the hlghcrups," qm-nlly, niter repented ntlcmptc Hot Caudle said hr wasn't war ll'nlllsiw* rifin rr,,.. Clnrl In keep the enno from going (o rled about Ills Job despite other nlng mate. Hen. Richard M Nixon trial. Sachs pleaded gtillty and wn* reports that he was on this way fined $10,000. Caudle s.ild 1 of California'. High Low Preclpr. old (.'audio noted lhal bo wns cx Cmiille said Hurl Nosier, a Flor- changing pleasant letters with Aahevlllr 70 M The Republican vice presidential 58 119 candidate goes before n mull) mil wn* ronvlrtcd of tux fraud In Chi­ President Truman one month he linMott r.t 23 42 Chicago Hop American radio television lory cago. warned him In July, 1031, fore he wax fired. .20 73 17 Cleveland tonight to tetl bta alory of an $19,- lout Ills Job was In danger. Ho A -letter dotijrt Oct. 29—Just be l,os Attcelc* 8» 91 000 expense fund and plead for hi* said bo met Nnslcr only three or firit'e he was ousted—addressed Him New Orleans 84 fl» 1* four limes political llfo. as "dear Lamar" for the first time New York 70 37 Nasler suggested that Caudle caudle said, lie added: Although technically Nixon’s half 85 48 Seatlle hour on the air (9:30U p m. EXT) mod lleury (The Dulehmnn) <lruVI .33 (It "I really thought I was making Washlnglon may decide whether lie remain* ncwald, a mystery man about till Jnrksimvllle 81 .30 od the HOP llckel. seasoned poll Washington. In an elfort to snvr time." » W t v r* f r * Hclan* say the facl the National C’ommltlee I* spending $75,000 on Ihe hrotdcust Is indlrnlimi he will not be dfnpiK'd The drntnalle plight of 30 year-old Sen. Nixon lemjMirnrlly centered nubile attention on llie vice prrildeullal nominee who In lerrupted hi* t'nclfle Northwest campaign Inur to go before Amer­ ica with n plea fnr vindication. AnsncUtrs say hr I* mil thinking nf rcilgnlng, and beleve* he can prove in Ihe country that he did no wrong in accepting contribu­ tion* from wealthy California friend* to pay lor "strictly pnllll csl activities " Nixon prutnlird to lell every­ thing about both Ills prrsonnl nnd political finances mid come "clean aa a bound's tooth," a* Elsenhow­ er he* demanded. Hla uao of outside money ha a rome In for sharp criticism from Democrats and tome Republican* Do those nectesary repair* — toft^ Elsenhower strategy leaders are concerned Ihe Incident might em ­ barrass the general'* attack un dreamed of ImprovemeMta now—before corruption In government. Ren. John Sparkman, the qemocold weather aeta In. Mabr* lotiRt rratlc vlce.pro»ld«ntlnl nomlmo. ■aid In Lincoln, ffev., Monday that lasting rnmfort and weather protection the "whole question" of expense* of congreismen ought to be studied by it ccntrexilAn*( committee. wllh our quality material*. Buy now Ho h n been under critic Urn, too because Mr*. Sparkman la a mamand Insure winter comfoit. r of hla office staff. He explained ■I she afeht to work for him In 1943 during the War, "a t a lime when 1 didn’t have a single person ItOMfc I N H U L A f l O N office.’’ Hp In my offltd." He said It Is atm difficult to get adequate help Cut’ fuel bills — Insulate your home now against cold weather , with there |WeDAMAGE flVIT wlntpi raluea. ROCK WOOL BATTB MIAMI lit—A , Miami seaman MICA-FHiI. Monday fll<ed suit against Orcgory »M, rcllrcd init iMrlallst 8. gcintoaN, 11., Lauderdale, for $100,000 of for „ Juries received In n fall WKATHEHBTRIP tt II’ I I ■bo d the yacht Mojo last A: rla 'S , Nickerson, who S 5 Keep cold winter wlnd^‘ out!■■■! ! ft oard slds — weather atrip win­ dow! add door*/ J 1 .ii PELT l e a th e r Strip sujIlining per tnanerd back' I BRONZi W eatherstrip Caudle Probe Weather w i t h iie u i com fort** extra c o n v e n ie n c e s... FLOOR TILE S W O N DIR bRUO D ltC O V lR lD . i j *-( ■■; i ■*1; Aluminum storm saah and aereent rest pleta unit*. Make y o u r r» weather-proof no* A’sphsii Strip Shingle* Bleat ventilating leaving IfUlts, s«4 ta.wdrkjsg ROOFING NEEDS Mill ^ m Check These Necessities Multl-purpoaa Interior fbtt) It Sllrage Roll Roofing Pelt . Bn** For Shingles "Everything In the Building li n e — the ground up” • ■ 5, ?s:'cKtu“Wid Ittitr. n o rli* . oq tm u ,of leptsnbsr. A. D Mmf» lr nf N. Pott ‘ Jjjud* nduair, Jr, 1 •D'-iH ! b*‘ef ** 1 P h o n e 1241 CONCRETE PIPE! CO. « We^ACHRM BHAU - OUT W. 19th «T.. P b on * 1W 1 • A4t. . . .W s^-sSjsatgggj^i H r Wa, J«z *•*^i1 V.yy1/* , +1!.‘VTu* | t v (j* u ssH l M JfMIl-i “■ f .. �DR. H. McLAUUN OPTOMETRIST ItS Magnolia K- •„ ■* ,'T * v-MW 1>R. H. K. RING m C H IR O P R A C T O R P k i i « .all for eppoiniieeat Phone 111 THE SANFORD HERALD Tuesday S«pi. M, 1I M % f m | DR. L. T. DOSS Phone 1752— 1741 C H IR O P R A C T O R HOC ItS !> t o IJ ~ 2 to S 1U1 VtUndr Hunt IlnlMin* Phone 7M ROY WALE 1007 Sanford Are. Mh. II IS TODAY AND WEDNESDAY! TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY ijwnu.r pi?Air tin Itor bora Hlanwyi-k hear* the plan, of Huburt Ryan, In lhi» econo from RKO'e 'Oln'h tly Night, ehcminK tm ihu Hits Theater ret eon ftiteday and Wednesday. 'Liyln in m y h o u t a f l owin' a n o t h e r m n n l ^ / anchit I Dt ROONEYJjOOftE^vf^ flej a Cockeyed DR. C. L. PERSONS U -that w h a t y o u c o ll W onder O IT O M K T R I S T KVF.S K X A M I N C D liL A S S U S FJTTKP lt< Smith I’.lmrlln Atrtxile b ein ' b o h a e r ? Tha*'i •t |tnt fjivin' it a w iilM M U tlT 7llOPICCcm on u.s on 1 MtVMilS ; n ic e n a m . t " l a s h b y N For a ig h t FLOOR FURNACE U Illiney t'lirliHin — “Teachera Arr People” Mnrixmmitil Now a Of The liny F or llrNultR Roy Wall, Plumbing fh t M ftftltl 1007 Sunforil A v e n u e ttv Ifay t m i it* { rtlCATS IS 7/PI.VG 1 I QOTJA a t PI ACC HIM ON lA LtN f , > Ttt' MOilMO NCXT INNING... \ -----------S B U T l\'B AIRCADV ( . -GRAB A l ti e a h co tn'ocncn stick / A \ o f p in c h m it t c p s ... 'v d Co > » -™sW !!S ,\'i I* I *»# PHONE 148 Tap* -1 Hl’ V A new miiiiantnn|l G fm DMFHNSK llltl MIN*; M»H L‘[m weekly W ill. M ,.i li’ NAVA HTtSHNNEt, Mux S-'J, Din 1mm Mmu l> H- > Wr ni>' hImik.I mill mil llavr in T iiln n lr» Ih'iIi nnai limi'<t,K iinil mu ,t tn'ill•’<>■)< liuu"r It-fl ItV iin I’l ANllR. I’NK I> I "'Mi Mv ill* An nul niilliurlrpil t» ImiM any men al (Hr Inn i|n«u |invmnnl iU ITANi*S NV« Hint u if I 11i ni 11 iiiu In. K it It i rum ■ s' •1 ffi 7II.IHi fni Nm \ i"‘i .nnnrl HUH* Mvitl* An'iinn I'*' OrUr Wrllrr llnnr*, tinr.v.H \\ I'nrnfr Mrllonrllir and Ifanditlph m loth in iiidwav it> v w It TI’ XKDo F»;E:hh i 'itiiii'ii’i*■ ...... Hunt'" Tiitntitt I>fil ........ llitarl>*v. I’lmnn 1 t! EDO SALK tiv nu lu'i I»iu| | , m»iii , n iir iili1 Murk. ' ( till ■,*iiff,* I n |t« II rOLDSCDl f t tlf.-l It TM' BUO PITCHER k UNLESS IS NEXT Ik THEY .J AT BAT/ & LIFT . \ A N him / f '• ' Hunt, iiil,,! mi *J Iota Kii'llritl li'fi I I n a l 4 *l« anIII I*# ««■«•#p f Pal I’l r r 1'itm !•if* linn Iiii; EMithii L'ii1 1' lliahlan.l u ifi flip 'IXenkitwr **n mart*. Itllfffi Hun* >1 I'niL 1‘lmot' tiUtll M nMiailuita fhiiMif ff four M * f I* MalM In Ik# frtpphnaar InmiIi . In MlHria (at flat* ir r a w a t ilit in iCAltAiil' AMT t’iiiii|>lftr!\ fni ruirlmai' uf Mn.ln Win Ha n*laprfM#v I* Mprrlul In pni nl ill.Iiril |j.r,*i* Ini Tut nit fifiiiiilMi Pfnmpllt. In aritff far *« In un.li « till ImlalM't' I'iiiimi ninnlli Senknrlk Iiln ■* M.liit •’ • r n r l r r I k # b r a l fH*««|fctn a f t f l r f nil Wfinl III m m i kr fa ni»f VENETIAN ill i \ lis • i f f l m n i I k # iliar k n l i t r # p i l t l > MIIIIKItT \ WII,LIAM i. Ilrallnt ■ni Inn. Mai mnml I! Lnadi|iil.l. V»«i, ialr Ini' 111r y prlcf.' Ifnlln 111 tul 111Ifill eiMar a nIlf f an IwraMftBtflF Aluininiitn alula, mtinn m pint Atlaulir Hank Hlilr it an pt tHt ttri Mfi In i imr ail. Mhonr HIM Hr Inpoa Mnmplftu topnu am lil *■ pammat 'It# mnptinaitktip fftf l>i,i 11, I*,,,, hntiiu iii.l liLr nun, •H a l t I h,t i n i i l l t I n i n i Ipn##linn. i t f y mm In n, iilri-mtv fitirtnut'il s LMIMH.K VUN I 'll AN H U M ' riv l minium; f I ,|II0 INt rn.h, ptu ml COMMAN t III.H.MI mi it'ail \\m+t An* Mh I D ' « 1 HE.MI nl iMuvvt'ia illnI\|H' V Iinil mini linn.i', I'lti.u in In* li I lull, ■lli' (>iii..|n,'l in tmfiin lii"l I’ii vury nlci I'tii uil al $ i'.,'i(Mi mi "H rd I,* ,uit v'niii biub;i'l \ ' il ’ rn.y Ini III* nl | 111 \V I'll ' Ti'b*pb.... I V!fi Tbr Kuinitiiii' 1'i nli i Now i! Imill mini bniiai* mi s’ bil., rnn rknt —i Juat lioliip rntniiltifril, pin ml l«« fni ipili'L tali' WLI iAKA AparlinrnU. I lf W 1 1 VSII Kirat HL/.iiL. l’liunr 4P0 -W. t V t t H I H D O N .S H I'll III Fm Hoi Mint Hit' ,l Fiu in , a* . ' ' “•k t-i* ' ty n u n Harr) TIIE SANFORD HERA IJ) It on I Iv la lr llin k n I2»l I H K l,Olkft. UANOIMt D r F r a n StHIt*" J - Dili' IlKKKNHK IIOI’HINli I II* S. Muik Mhiinr VI V 1 I ll'll i i i s v m m i n NAVV MKHHONNKL .MAVKAtlt. It’ll Vlntlnia 'J l.r.1 | liunr 1 NA \ S Mer.onnrl Only. Avallablo .’03111* K. let St. fiami linn*o. praitirally now. N'nw Tim linlrwnin linnaea, rl"r Iiai du Mini fInnr ., fm lit.bod nr trio kitulrtn. bioiikfaat Imi. illlfiu idahoil I'rli od lommnnblv JA I.D IIH IK .S I 1f aMm. \ltlltliMiim .urernrd imreb, rorntnlr Hlo Dnnn pnvinrnt, than $ti*l.2r< bath. $ 76.00. rimno I00L*. Cnaai'olloil (ill,ill. X I'm Hi *ii inmitlilv, whiob a Inn invor* ta*os l> fV| riimii’M v ninl 1*111<«f(1111\ And llltill j.llt-c II |l I’airi'll. f ‘tilI u, fm f i f f oxliinuii' 11 I' MHINTSIIKD Apia H I up Nn Ai i'ipI*' Murk nrr*' SI mo ihnlio I ttff» i I" Kij11<i( 111, i ‘mi pot*. Illgulmu Apia, .ill Mark lib ♦ci HOOMH ilv Day nt Wrok. Mnlnpi L’KIII-mHc * 111f IIM4 ft dill III Iillt HUSK 1Mat \ \ |: Unti l Il’O VV Km"I |\ Jit lull>i) F«imiI Lake Uotuify 1"ji*»t»t i J iii., | VV 1 \ N 1 f! s* mi* liu \ mdfitblv 11itv •«' Sf ri*i«Ini *• »•«r-f lr|. •fill nu* PlTItKiHlf Kl» ilMun-kfniri 11II*lit-« I*!(»’«ill »|| * fill (*i lire U ill l.l*m||l Mr) \ iH toll 1 1Drnrifl Arlulf * »mlv HI I Film Mli'l lilictlll I'fit |«l‘l U"« II *• 1 VVL. h i f..i*r| 1flf«f • i .1 1 • In fill ll‘\ I III i*n> T • 1.1'..ni, VV,itlr f’.» (i. I HOCIM pffleirnrv himmtu»Mi* It 1 ' , Re 1,t « m|..» Himt nIit* f • Hiifilr. I VKMTiltN I Inis Iti. alt.| . 1" •' Nm ^i’i t* V f 1 II” v • 1* I* |H cati *i uc;«»«*■» ftfim I'wl Offitr 111 fll till* *HV Til** H* ai*‘ * 1 .’B ll tr.. r x !•' liiiitiii t* .la* tiliHUti'p |)t*i»l Hl«»i■* HK,VIi’l l| U( litkefiiHil cami< an*I fi* %1111f*11 ii*t*« t Mil\ * M f — UlillK WANTED A H lin .K S fOK H \l.i: I1t ill m sm s SI I 1I Mi ii.ii1 M i, a ln«-l i ( i*f»r\ iimn, u b u <• ’ I'll i VI |t V IM M l IIM , I. . . III M i- I I . I Hu ll \> i; D f p i ’t-r till. Mil <*. I ippiu I iiu MIn. tit \, I I I I N I ■innll I m nl ni*** man I, , 111, \ * , ninpntilmu HYT VV Mnv mi" \l M f t« I n*mI |'h mi E mi <Imi iin m iiiiiri1 |"’i inulitli n I 'it'H.iuu envflitu*’. nl iiiitiia Si i,| i | mi i ,,i infni matinn and ' ' ........ Slum mitt A ( -nm imiiV. Itupt II is, Itm nl, Ar I iij ' i n ?4. VIn „ iMnnuy bark I illlll Milt' *' ___ ________ _ SMKt I M s n t V K ld> - i l l !>'■ J •JL F L A S H (5011 DON nnrt Ills n ilvcn lu rc * In s p i t * . S— wltli V 1/ « p il» tu m b le M u t e r « » IItiara P a r # IA\ ON AVY WAY TO OP N A V E I f • » » 1M IlflH ld i I tlM* IRr (ift Mm» faa«f4it»(i K «Iim « UN* per iiuifftlHB H tlm en **■ |*cr l l n # I t u r r d M 7it i Im h Ar p*t tin# liMrtlBR p#» U«f tar ( ta a ift H i t »«ntk In tbr ItiA I'uhne 1113 OZARK M b f i i l l i i t O ’iM *<11 fi ni»9 %ilu |inMUbi4 I e AtiOiorizeil Cnli'innii Ih'iitar COMING THURS. - ERI.! “OUTLAW » WOMEN” AND “STOLEN FACE” Ural K.Inlr K.ir Sntf hc HERALD WANT ADS SPACE HEATER p* r r* SALFORD- ORLANDO^ HIGHWAY W PtfUBJtU | a s s iS # OR tv ■■,f L . “ *p■ ii -' ypn ■* j , ■ STILL TIED 'W UP IM 7lf ,Vr AT THIS BATE TM' PENHAMT-U THIRTEENTH/F WM‘|f>tG ’-AM WOITT HAVE / TIME TO SHOWER OerQRE *4 s tic n SERIES/ IsY TM' worn WORLD M i l l I ri> s ||n H T «4 Place Your Order Early! Harlmra Stanwyck • Paul Doufclaa Robert Ryan • Marilyn Monroe C i• TBHtt I SI I I Miiinn forhnU'ien Mlv i* i <11 *\ Hniito 1, San fm I M W i I,u n i t s .III flui d In par* (n Imii Htd f Ii Mila lunilo Ilk. iii H Kiin.limu. i Iciiiiiiii; ,C u i i inc. *•I.• * |"iitiiHn linwnr plant Smuiiv! vitii; Si'ininnlv Si'iniimli' I'nipity t'liiinty .Inna -----Is 1 II M tilriiMio, loiku Mary i UtlT.NTKlt WflltK I i r ■|■111-k ropulr Jnb*. nr amal' I i liliittr. Dull .Inn ll-iif II t. II klilli | | K|‘ VIM HKHVH K tU I 'liiu Mill.i at • Kuuiitlifa i*. Him llfi K I'lttl. Mb. 1126 Hill ANIIIl Mmnlmr flrntlnol, Or liiuiln Em ninit ill ii r. (.'all ItalpE Hut 11i.f. .I I'Ll rMIIIND (Vfiifml mill i **p#iIr «ni V Kftt c 'Minnie It I n«rvi*v* 20i , mintm ** A vi' Uhi'Mc I A HI N Is I S I I.unt, a tu|IJ. U. V«0 W, .,..1„ in . u.y M l ilnhfnrd At a I'll " . Mi:i W i I If,'l I l 11WI *li l*i*. I VD ll i 17 NANO t \ * . I. \ '.III In, ill l.anW III .i. . . Mill, IIIIV l> VVAI I ACL l .. /it . ••ivnli'inln Mbiiuo Ittl f a ll 7 A I 11,ItV, ........... tint nt Starr** ii * (imIhv Senumilr f***i»11n I fill Oil. KHItNACiS Hr hio.L UK a **n m flint IIMlfll Ihiuh*-, . i i i . l . . * nil f, 17, Swain a llat* iiriil Miii’bnlin Hi ;*7 iuinUlH'd ni unftirtiiihod Cali Wall, ET'i'ii olid Eitrplai •*. i i i , S* ** i ■ Sunf.iid Avrout V I I, IIIIIII. I S P66-M - ______ | llllCSK f. i. ii.iii. and Imtli nn mi l ,’nd Slioid IlM W l. l Hi Min.no I ’ Ini. lit Ml Dina 7M Shu lev Kt'HNIHHVD npnrlmont Huai xl I I \ l‘l:,S Itulldniur wnra. A*" 1 Iiln* V * from Vlulii Slnmt Mark Aro Mbmio Of.f. H nr S M K lTA I Hu ll.........I Ht«t < It.,* lUiilUi, It'll*', i I oo Kali. pt li- ( IP " b i\-pi ■ ■...... MH' It ;t III D Id iii M I d ‘Mi. la.urn m Iinil*-,, dpi i lido* iioivl'o, Mm« apilnit nm"n'«". fivt* i n n k" ' 1 111*17 MalliioU" A i r ] Min k f ■mu UNCt'tINISIIKIl five innm linn**' mid I '"Imml ** mid Kortllliar. II III on, plant u I* * ii d Ii ’■ ,1 i I lllllll'l lllk'll, Iu i k u puiili, nn Clniio In pinna'* "olinnl. 'HI7 I itiprnlm .V III arty Mhnn. >Tlimsu v"in 1 , 1". r 111• in nn I pull mid uuiai;i-, lain'' »bui|o I l l \| | H.01 Wo. I Stx ninl St tool I’lnrno I’tilni Mu- I r. n*t •,1 1 - * unli t, 111* linra Kxulilnlvo wltli Urt-J. W Kir d tt II W H . 1.1 VMS. I t K V I . m i t I, AWN Mi i VVKltb tliai ponod HIIlflK K Y MIHIHK Ifnfurntlhad Apt I.nxa Up tmvn, lln N I'uiL A vo Mliuni' 1120 IJH K D 7idin in i, ,‘ ii'i ........ fi.f.oo RX W a ll Diana. ryi'll", lopiiiioil. Shuman’*, RIO *.111.00 Apply In Mm .1 C. I»n up Winn'• I in i inn .imi Hi K lib St VT \ \ \ \ m "c < ? V . . . VOVJ9 S-’ M.MlK AVK l unit miMlorn Apurl liar 111 * Kim Mhnno 10 * 11 . 1 . d ? TO g I F W din, .'U l|* Ku ,1 So, niul M lii'ii. 117 I OOT CJ'Bl AOL V o O O D O L P . \ L— »— ---- A 99 AVBPMV AVBD AAV L'PG LIFE tui'iil hniiao rm uplotolv fi ii n h b Ml.iuibinir A Hnppllae rSAi?L9 l AN' I / PETE I FOR A VM.VIITMKNT I'm iimuiu. fin I'LL ALLU9 BE (JCATEFUl' •fUK .................................... liivim n l Will tip* l " ‘ , nn Invo.imont t'mill arllnit A llopiira CSOT "YOU TOOI r^ -V /WO.WENT 1 nlaltod. 11 ni K'lotiub A vamp* Ido bi null mi I’"", Ii I din/ tu,IKioluxivo with W J hmit I'jjnn Smith Maik At* J ( THOOUMT VOU'P mm rib nl-,*' kill, ini I'"'iin d tt II Wi l l . I VMS. ||K AI.TOIt Mbmi« f,r T v — , C H A N dE P 1 KUHNIHIIKH Apt Mlmmmill M NOTWINC3 . lul mid Ami. i ....' "in I ' ’ Mu N’nrlb Muik Avo Tolr plump l llll IMS I ’uluiual i liuinoia kniiw i'til'H Hi inM up. uiifurniahad, II.IVX ” pin.* D S u n O e n n ta n ta a d ttv>*■ rillinn tlulliin I'linno 111ft. Tlifoo llinli iiiiiti linnat', ill Kmul in.*ili|,i ,’tfinK iixmilo ymi nl SIM'i I VI nl 01 HU I'liiulillun. u n i oily limit.. "lliindbna" upponiiiiu-o Mtmn* tt IIII.L I III V I V >1 IMI Ini fiat* ibdivpi 1 xrivlua Mbmio 11110.1 Mlt'KI.Y fuiulxliod apuitnionl • III K I VII *11 VIIIS Apply dm Oik duv. D ili Muk Jl liivlmmii hunio with npui. mrii. Id II I A WAV and llabv Hail* fp' Km I. iv I iik II iiiiuk . Hod ni'iiii India Avil N'tii dny. work ni inYltlb Tb pu.ixllillilluu up *■InIr i , uulkiiii' Hi'itulm 112 !*li i, u mi m o l 'on la i , 11*1 W la: dUditlra In town, iilyo roaidau IWIl KKOHDOM. oiurtrir klkluu, /il M H i i. ,- doltvoi X' ,oi viro. l olophnOi Imtli mid olimvpi, alottiiu fan, i tial auutimi, piiroii fm ullHk mil'' I klfi Dim bail Lara, nlndy uml yiiln ■( flMKHl. with la.iuu If doxlrril. MA I IIKH HI s \ M HUD Suo It nl H0H MiikihiIIii, Miou nltdolv fm nlolml, Kuril*'', ItO.liH 70,1 (*1 K. tul SI Miniiip 127 i i A C 1111K It. ,I Hiimo IHntillati mil m< fur uppiiliitnioii! Pbi.no I$27 Ku i llmit x'.iro I'iii umo lln* miiniI.Ii' !ttl7 VV Hy Mart Walker f CUt HKNT 7 rnoiu hmiao, fur il-bodiwiin fuitilabod Mini'll xlylr VVIIIlKJ Inblutiip kit. bm ,111. nlahvd nkyopt fur Utilltiu* .Hid hunio mi i! 1mit with iiina lira* | reiiK1'. lurid' iiplmutainl nmrli Si: 1*1 I f TANKS mid Ktoiwr I n n , lliiuiia. Lot 70 a 100. *75 00 par in doaliublo xortbm (’Ilv xvnlar. ami ylielr I'phulxloinl mrkn pniupi',1 mill ilrniiril. ilruinx r* i -f I HOPE Id. ifinntli. Cblldron wt-lronm. I'o. Ilex I7H tfpMilu Huiid but nn ally tnaoa Sl.riOO will MAS LOTS C Imii D J Hood, Orlando inanont poupla. Ilauniay, npp. liandln. (XX X ) kJ&N&l ;t mii m I 'A N E L I N t l -V m i m,i i nn im i N. V. Camp. Oranaa City. KKMINOI.K KKALTV lioautlflll rvpli"*'. 1 II Ii d ii lit Mini. Top Soil, Kill Dh I, Clay. tllli A MAMN'DI 'A I'llONK 27 i'DKNlHHKD. nowly rlncnrateil, wbjlh dtiui I Ir fk l ulli i I uni Sin II. |iiup l.llit'. Dump Tlurk threo runhi aiiaitment. bulb. Kill! SALK: Savorel nlro Imilillmt bur, Iin Iown v, VVIiiIpi Mnlk. xrivlro I’linno 1KfiO VV. ......... ". art Alillliu. Mlimm HIVH<W, HIM Mid bda two fuiko finnl Cry* Fin. lopyilb* Avamio. ulal Luka, Hour Cuunly Club. SI’AHIx ClriTlblllNIt dll llrilltl, I I - NimcKH-MKIISDNAI.S — 1< H It Haul, Mb. 1072.1, M. O lint 00,000 1ITC N.w ii'it xviWoi IINKD l.iid v xxmild lilt A fo VM. Kxi-ellont fOII'llllmi Mliyo *HII UI. li vt- in Iiuiiiu xvltb family it Stare UuiblUiit. Lice) Ju ntlnn fni 1110 Maitn'diu Vvu Mliupi *"l*lpaiibiti'lipuixokoajiar. 1| ii l AvSuiaet lutumlry. 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BJaA .-rla. - * • • • ■ • ‘ Faliil € o / 1120 via FOII HUNT a j f a s fe ------- - =n P*.. ifr * < ; 17— li'' ■ I —l1 *0 4 ‘ * f- •'.iSfe* i J J . *wi I l | t >It i., * -tS\s .A e I (-■ AQfc UWl" * t �* - Walcott Defends His Title Tonight Against Marciano Indians Bid For Eighth Straight Win Against White Sox Today Heavyweight Crown To Be Battle Of “Age Va. Youth” Brooklyn Will Try In P h i l a d e l p h i a To Clinch Senior Loop Pennunt In t K . . — . T.y M tm CAY-BflW ; PHILADELPHIA - Champion itTtty Jo t Wilcutt am! dynamic Rocky Marciano anxiously peered • t the gloweriiiK xklus today as Uity marked off (lie long hours for their heralded heavyweight title* clash In Municipal Stadium A light d rlu le dampened the Friendly City last night und early today and the forecast wax for ruin through most of the day If It rains late today and a post ponement Is necessary, the IV round bout will he put on tomorrow with Thursday an additional stand by data. Although the light, xlarllng at 1:30 p.m., Eastern Standard Time, won't bo shuwn on home television, It will bo beamed via a dosed cir­ cuit to a record number of 50 theaters In 31 cities coast to coast. Now England theaters uml hose In the Philadelphia urea will not bo In on the network Some 120,»0<> to 140,tax* specta­ tors are expected to view the '.'youth vs age" struggle In the theaters at prices ranging up to MM. The possibility nl rain brought to mind the heavyweight title scrap between (icne Tunney and lack Dempsey In this same huge howl just 20 years ago today (lentlc man Gene lifted the Manassa Mauler's crown in a battle fought in a heavy downpour that drenched both the pugilists and Ihe 120.747 fani. The customers shelled out 91,193,713 — a record then — to witness the tremendous unset There won't he unvlhiug close to those figures tonight — If the bout goes on — hut it will be the r I c he a I heavy weigh I pro mot Inn since Ihe Joe lauds • Walcott re turn on June 23. iota >■Co-promoters Jim Norris and Herman Taylor look for a crowd of 30,000 ami u gale of between $360,000 and piuu.uuu Wuli-oll will Collect 40 |M-r cent of Ihe net while the 28-year old challenger will re Cflve 2 per cenl. They'll gel Ihe same percentage of Ihe theater TV and movie money The swarthy, powerful, unde­ feated challenger from llrnekton, Maas., remained the favorite to dethrone Ihe 38 year old as the Ida bettors look the rubber bunds off thslr hefty bankrolls. The lulesl odds boosted Itocky up to un 8 In 3 choice. The odds dldn'l bother Walcott of I|1m 22 year career — nor did the writers' picks. Hosing writers plumped fur the youngster with the explosive fists liy u better than • to 1 margin. Jersey Joe got a rhuckle out of this, remembering how wrong the majority of the " e v rta" were on his successful June defrnse against Kxxard Charles In the aame stadium. T ht old guy Is supremely con­ fident he will hand the crude lint dangerous challenger Ihe first lick Ing of his career. Allhough Walcott baa repudiated statements he made to reputable newsmen that Itocky will he un easy mark, there ll no doubt that the champion and his followers are luuklng fur a quick knockout. Trainer Dan Plorlu says, "Joe will knock him stiff In the first round.” Trainer Dsn Plorlu says, "Joe will knock him stiff In lltu first round.” Charley Goldman, Marciano's lit­ tle trainer, predicts Itocky will win "somewhere between the sixth und al|h lh rounds.” For the record, Ihe fighters gave out with the usual "1 think I'm going to win, Olherwlse why would I be flghtingT” Almost everyone In this (own agrees this fight won’t go the llmIt. Our pick Is Itocky In six rounds r s Mulor League I a ih Ut h Ur AHHCMTATRII I'HKHH American league Ratling—Pain, Philadelphia, 328; Mitchell, CTevsIand, .331; Wood fine, -------‘ .314; - ............. ling, New York, Kell, Uoston, .311; Goodman, lluatun, .308 Rune—Avila, Duby and Itosen, Cleveland, 100; Berra, Now York, M; ■L Minoso, Chicago, 83. no baited In—Itosen, Claveland, ini, Dnby, Cleveland, 101; Hoblnaon,. Chicago, 100; Berra, w York, and Zerulal, I'hiladelrfll*—Fox, Chicago, 187: Avila, Clivaland, 173: Robinson, Chicago, Inson.Chl 1TI;I Fain. r«Hii Philadelphia, rim su » r'LI“ 171; Roaww, Clavtland, 160. Home runs-D oby and Raster, Cleveland, 31: Berra, Naw York. M; Drew, Detroit, M; Rosen, Cleveland and iEemlal, I'hiladelP llchlng-Shanti. Philadelphia, MT. .774; Kgacbl. Wew York. 18 8, . m i Heynuldi, k*w York. 19 •! .to t; Garcia. Cleveland, “ ‘I. 10*007. DJT Steps Up Drills OnSogvy Gridiron ' OAINUVILLB UR-Deep!le « saggy turf laft bp two daya of nun, Coach Bob Woodruff declined Miyh work for hi* Monday. He aent - P h i V . y - - ' P t r i - N i p 4e4b Page 6 Tuesday Sept. 23, 1952 TIIK HANFORD IIRHA 1,11 GOTTA GET G O IN G ! "07A R K By A lan M a v tr ( W 7 .& R N /A L By RALPH HUIIKN P H /lA O r iP H .'A AP Sports Writer A T M tr /c s Bedlam was expected to reign sometime today In Ihe Brooklyn o u tf / e l p e r , Dodgers' clubhouse hut while the MAY HAYtT Hroonx prepared to celebrate thr TO MARE A clinching of Ihe 1U32 National D-aguc pennant, the New York s e p / e m b e r SPURT Yankees und Cleveland Indians continued their scrap tor Arnerlean TO RETA/H l-eugne honors HIS Should Ihe Giant* split with Bos- Ho m e r a h p loo Ihe ehampugiie will flow In R.0./. Brooklyn If the Giants hnug on. T in e s II will he op to Billy U>e* (or Preacher Bio*) and Johnny Blither ford, scheduled lo start against Ihe Phils, lo bring home Ilia bacon. Meanwhile, the Yanks, nursing a one-game lead over the Indians, Invade the lair uf the Huston Bed Sox for o three game series while the Indians entertain the Chicago White Sox In u two-gome set The Indians narrowed Ihe gup yesterday In one game us Kurlv Wynn pitched the tribe lo a 03 decision over the Detroit Tigers III the only activity In either league Although the Yanks are In the van, the going won'l he easy Kills Kinder, Sid lltidson and Mel Parnull, Boston's best, are scheduled lo lace the New Yorkers After this series. Hie Yanks Invade Phil­ adelphia for three games They PfHLADttPHtA /* 2/vo will face Hobby Shunt/. Harry OHiy TO THE YAHRE Ityrd und Alex Kellner. Ihe cream /H /HP/y/PUAl or Ihe Athletics' pitching staff home ru h - n r ie s Manager Casey Stengel plans to MOM OU TR/onr shoot Johnny Sain, Vic Itasohl ami , OR t ie r t o r , a second line pitcher against Un­ tV/rH / £ 7 0 / 3 — ited Sox with Ed l-opat, Allis* Huy golds uml Huschl working against BUT their E/RST the A’s TEH TOTAIEP Thu Indians huvu only lour garnus OHIY 7 0 6 , A f/GUPE remaining and their three 20 game THt/R Ot/H J/a Im /H O X H winners—Wynn. Heals la-rnun and EQUAIEP 4V 2 y,EAR0 Mike Garcia—will start all four games MM-SWaS hi I s j fulvu IiUkU Big Mike Garcia guns for Ills 23rd triumph Induy. 1a-111on <21-11J will face the While Sox Wednes­ day. Thu Indians arc idle Thurs­ Roundup day uml Friday They close mil the season In Dulroll with single By GAYI.E TALBOT games Saturday and Sunday PHILADELPHIA idi—You've got Wynn limited the Tigers to live hits yi-slerduy In posting Ids 23rd to go with raw, rugged youth In this line, *o Ihe pick la fur Itocky victory Marti ami. 23, to wear down Jersey By The Associated Press Joe Walcott, 33, and slop the wurld Mississippi Stale, consigned to chumplun sumewhero after the 10th round of tunlght'a fight. It might the Southeastern Conference cellar hap|ien a little sooner If the Cam­ In pre-seaaon polls, faced the chilling prospect today of meeting den Pappy becomes careless. Marciano, an unbeaten young terrifying Tennessee without the man uf great potentialities, plans services of three regulars. tu go out and tuck down his gran­ The Maroons are likely lo enter l,uu Caro's pin leveling soree ite Jaw and throw punchea at Wal- the uneven struggle al Memphis plummeted him Into the Navy cult's body until lomtthlng comes Saturday minus Murphy Roberson, Ituwllng lump lend with 1(14 aver­ loose. offensive left guard; Ken Deloe, age to replace Inst week's pace "Walcott might gel away from offensive- right tackle, and Don setter Den Ilnumiill. Frank Helmut- two or three of them in a row," Joseph, defensive halfback. AH ti-et holds the high three guttle says Charlie Goldman. Ihe Mar­ suffered crippling Injuries In last series total with 612 while De- ciano trainer, "but he'll only find Saturday's rugged game-length Fnuw's 104 stands as the best sin­ more coming sfter him. Ha can't scrlmmaue, gle game score In the first three block or get away frum all of them. At Knoxville, Coach Bub Ncyweeks of play. Every one that hits his belly will lund of Tt-niieiM-e worried about Del-'auw uml Bauman are tied take something out of him. lie'll blocking Thu general, always a for second high honors at 161. Hclmotteet ranks fourth frum Cu­ led It In Jilx legs first. When he's perfectionist, was displeased with ready, Itocky will knock him uut." Ids blockers In lust Saturday's tup with a 132 average. Obviously, Ihe challenger's camp scrimmage and reviewed assign­ In nine /sines Caro Is high man fur total pins with 1178. lie- does not reel that Walcott'a pre ments Monday with each offensive Fnuvr stands second hsvtng 13X1 vlous opponents have exploited the lineman and buck. For the Vols, rated sixth nation­ and Hchautlret la third with body attack a i they might have. Mioklng at some of Walcott'a ally In the Associated Press pre­ 136*. The Navy l.eaguu will launch Ita more recent bouts on television or season poll, the game with Misfourth week uf competition Thurs­ on films, lhey noticed that after ■Uslppl State opens the 1962 sea­ day night at the Hanford Howling almost every exchange of blows son. Jersey Joe dropped his gloves and Coach Bi-ur Uiyunt threw the Alley at 7:30 p.m. made'quite a production of hiking traditional "light Monday" out Ihe NAVY LEAGUE AVERAGES up his _y_‘ tights s before rsaumlng the Pina Avg, II.(I. window ami kept his Kentucky 173 Iray. They decided ha might be squad on the practice field after 1478 184 Caro glc hiding hi* front with the gloves 1384 164 DaFaitw 104 dark. Tho wildcats' gruelling elec IH8 while he Is taking a long, walcome U27 164 Bauman wurkuul consumed several hours 184 13(11) 162 Hchautteet breath. as tho tight-lipped Bryant sought D IB B O O 14H "Yeah," Itocky grinned when hi correct flaws he noted In the Hkeht 178 asked about this, "I nolle# be goes team ’# 26- tlluss tu Vlllanovo. Ht. Peter B7B 148 1270 174 ror those tights, all right.” Ml Rich After the workout the Bear 166 It was plain the way he aald It growled: Staple 433 141 Teepell 164 Ml 423 that he moans to try to keep Joe’s "They don’t seem to be gelling 188 gloves not only up at all times well too fast In view of the big Head 120(7 141 2UH MO 172 tonight, hut extremely busy. There Mississippi squad coming up here Freeman 13H 1112 will be no rest for the older man Saturday.” Flultt 1243 Negrutto 820 163 except 137 ep between rounds. As ho goes Several other SEC coaches acted 138 188 out for Herron 817 to each succeedingfl round, the aa If they had never heard of the Locke BIO 136 MO chances are he will feel a little cuatom of beginning t he week 136 106 more tired of it all. Finally the lightly, Johnny Vaught let his Mis­ Orlandulla 1212 134 402 Wlrkllnu 142 lime will coma when the old 170 champ’s arms will drop to defend sissippi Rebels look at movies of Gaston 132 1188 64-8 rout of Memphis Stale 390 130 Alrlch 137 his tortured Insides, ana . . . bang I tbelr and then had them on the field for Lang HKD 130 Ml It comes sometime to all of them. 12H MB Anyhow, that's the blueprint as a rough, two-hour aesslon with no n lluriTett 770 Kuvar 128 160 we aee II. If It should by any plenty of contact work. Auburn and Florida also scrim­ Hwallay 187 147 chanco be proved wrong this time 732 maged In deadly earnest. Aubum 769 Bohnstengel 187 127 limply haul It nut again the meets Maryland at Birmingham 126 Ml Blernot 1134 me they meet, for Marclanu and Florida faces Georgia Tech 183 I10U 123 Baalu 130 Is drstlnsd to be heavyweight In Atlanta Saturday, and their 123 Muaemacha 789 mentors figured neither team 736 123 144 champion. Dougherty could waste practice sessions be­ not 128 149 Rohertaon fore coping with two of the coun­ 122 147 Galloway 733 try's top-ranked Mama. 1038 118 164 Randolph Alabama Coach Red Drew Martone 862 117 127 locked the gatea at Tuscaloosa and Iltckrrmeyar 1063 147 117 Harrison lent both hl> platoons through S4B 114 140 Emlet 1086 132 rough scrimmagaa In preparation 114 888 Overbay 118 116 for the Crimson Tide's encounter 843 107 163 with Louisiana State, 104 Jan! 893 97 MIAMI OR—The Florida Interna­ aayiwli Tinsley, LSU coach, 98 110 tional League btisball Mason Is rorked at patching tha Bengal Dunlap 678 asalng game which faltered badly over at la s t It want the limit. ORANGR BOWL l last week's loss to Texaa, Altar . Miami’s Sun Box won the MIAMI UD-Competlng teams In B circuit’s pennant by a l_ seeing his backa fumble llx times the 1961 Orange Bowl football lame over Miami Beach In against the Longhoma, Tinsley game may gel llio.ooo each. itrated on ‘ ball-handling as IM-glme m promoted Teckii Al Robtut, Guard Phil Boron Md Wl, I IH IIIW I, Russ Qautreaux to the five-game lhai from broadcasts al__ ________ three games t team* ia In • Deraonnel shakebring In 988,500, Including 119,000 Then Miami for radio rights, Tulaae listened to three coacbee In a seven-game Georgia Tech and Baylor each Monday night. Mb who scouted Georgia’s 18-7 cooed 984,i 904,000 for Urn game last four games to t h r e e ,____ _ „ m eat of Vanderbilt last week and received jan. 1I and Dooly estimates the Jan. before 4,607 (ana taen beard Head Coach Bear Wou may lw boosted to 9410,000 £ * U ^ n lu t' competlng taim i ' % iW n i’Cnnedlnn won M games Mamed a heavy scrim: an you are broiling chicken the major Joint* by snap- Sports Mississippi’ State Faces Tennessee Minus 3 Regulars “Native Dancer” Celery Fed Gridders Polish Up For Friday’s Game With Eustis Can Annex Title BY KENT CHKTI.AIN Just thri-f nights frum this eve­ ning tin- Seminole High School football team will march out In Memorial Stadium to launch ita 11162 gridiron campaign igulnst the so fur undcft-ati-d Eustis Pan­ thers. Friday night'* clash will Inau­ gurate i, ninejwtme slate for the Celerv Feds, who will In- the slight underdog in the Initial contest. The Pnnlliers IhissIIng of a larger team than last veer's e d i t i o n , which won only Terry two. tied another ami lost seven, ushered In the infant aeason in fine id Vie hv edging tho Apuka Blue Darters, 7-8, last Friday night in ii game Dint almost was washed into Lake Eustis hv n tor­ rential outburst from the skies. The big gun III the Panther stlsrk seerns to tie Tommy Itranlun, a 200-pound double Direst, who ran crash a line with ns criiisI devastation as he rsn hit tils receivers with spot psssca Into the flat. Buck In the Hanford camp yes­ terday we find coaches Fred Gan­ ns and Bill Fleming staging a dress rehearsal for news camera­ men while polishing kick off de­ fense and blocking patterns for kick-off returns. The Celerv Feds, while lacking the smooth polish uml savvy uf a mure experienced prep squad, ap­ pear to have a roster loaded wlih potentials and an evident willingness lo play. The rather sombre pre-season Sanford grid outlook la a bit baffling to some observers, hut the untried Fed eleven Is still far from the perfected war i»«chine of the 1931 Hemlnole hlllskrlegers. Hanford Is weak at the ends with nut a single letterimin to depend i-n. Jur Pickens is the only monogram performer at tho tac­ kles and the guard slots .ire equal* ly questionable as the end depart­ ment. Terrv Cordell given strength tu the center post, which will need bolstering for Eustis bus a 210 pound middle man that must be contended with next Friday night. The hackfielti Is a hit mure sucure with veter­ an Junior Matts p ro v in g the backbone of both thr aerial and ground uffpnse. The little dyna­ mo Ed Lockett has looked good ripping through the youthful Se­ minole linesmen Junior Metta who If nothing else boast more weleh than ex­ pected and some willingness. Jimmy Fox. the lanky renter, appears at this point the most pleasant aurpriae of thr fiveweek practice. The tuwerlng junior has displayed a "golden foe." recently by consistently splitting Ihe uprights on either rod tune. Last Friday afternoon he methodically booted flee con­ secutive conversions through Ihe eastern goal post In almost au­ tomatic fashion. The long-legged converter wan immediately labeled "automatic Fov” bv several spectators. There ran he no question as tu the Im­ portance of the extra point and If the SHR golfer can demonstrate his skill under game stress hu will he ■ very decided xasrt to the 1062 Celerv Fed grid hopes. Two boya In that line depart­ ment h a rt surprised mane In the current drills. Cecil Shep­ pard and Ituaoell Mann both will »** plenty of artlon before the curtain falls In November. Shep­ pard ia the most unexpected of Ihe two. He hasn't any previ­ ous football experience. Mann played two years ago. Another novice to he reckoned with will be Ihe rhunky David Ifoaark an- - i ear$25, 000 Realization At Belmont Park I s Final Barrier Rv JOHN CIIANDI.KK NEW YORK Native Dancer can Just about sew up Die 11162 2 year old championship Saturday In the rich Futurity Stakes, but the main business at band lx Ihe 125.000 added Lawrence Iteali/atlun tomorrow at Belmont I'urk The Lawrence Is expected tu help settle the 3-year-old title- chase be tween the two leading contenders of the moment, Calumet Fnrui'a Mark*Ye-Well and Mrs Walter M Jeffords' One Count While Native Dancer was thump­ ing seven Juvenile rivals In the 13.000 Anticipation purse yesterday, Calumet’s trainer. Plain Ben Jones, won a protest over Belmont's steward* Jones claimed Mark Ye Well was entitled to an eight pound allow ance under conditions of Die Law rence. Tho stewards said not The conditions state non-wliinora of a 1-year old weight for age race val ued at 925,000 get eight |M>iimls off the top weight of 120 pounds Mark-Ye-Well had won two ttoo. 000 Jobs in Chicago during the summer, the Arlington Classic and American Derby, amt stewards ruled he had lo pack 128. Jones appealed tu Ihe State Racing ('mu mission and was upheld for Dutwo Chicago races were not weight for age. One Count, winner of Ihe tluo.mxi Belmont and the Travers Stakes. other neophyte to the pig-kin snort. Knelt passlmr duv miiki-s tloprospects fur Friday night's Gus­ lis encounter nil tha more Inti-rest­ ing. You can still suve „ hind, on u senson hook of tickets if von hurry down to Tuuehton's or Koumillut nml Anderson's h-fure Friday und loiy your ilucnl now. BASEBALL STANDINGS By The Associated Press , Won Lost Fct. Ainerlrau l.esgue •JO M 60S New York 600 DO 60 Cleveland 78 71 A2J Chicago 77 37 fl* Philadelphia 75 73 507 Boston 70 74 .507 Washington 87 81 .412 St l.ouit 329 49 too Detroit National League unchanged MONDAY’S RESULTS By The Associated Press American league Cleveland U Detroit 3 Only game National league No guiiios mj Florida International LcagiM Pffy* oil Miami 5 Miami Beach 4 (Miami wins filial series, 4-3) will have lo carry 128. If he it arts. The Helimml Is weight (or aga, 128 pounds The Lawrence Iteali/atton, being run tin the 80th lime, Is at a mils and live eighths. ^ Native Dancer, unbeaten novVia seven straight races, took charge in the final three-sixteenths of a mile of the six furlong Anticipation Purse The grey son of Polynesian, from the stable of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and ridden by Eric Guerin, heat Ben W hitakers Tahi­ tian King by a length and a quar­ ter Hal Price Headley’s Repri­ mand wax third. The Vanderbilt colt was tha 92 M lor 92 mi favorite . 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"There Is no point In reveal­ ing any names," the Democratic presidential nominee said • "It would be publicity thej dr not deserve and a breach of good faith on my p«it, too " Sen Richard Nixon, the flcpub lican vierprcsldenlinl nominee, and several other Republicans have demanded that Stevenson re 1» veal details of the fund Nixon talked about It In his report to the nation Tuesday night on his own II!,non fund for political ex­ penses. The governor discussed his fund at a breakfast of 850 Volunteers for Stevenson which wound up a week's campaigning In the East. He said he chose the method of raising the Income of "key stale employes" because the positions were filled by men wnn not only the lobs al less money than D look they had been rerelvlng "hut gave up security (or the hazards of gov eminent ." He said nne official had nt least three times (timed down offer* from private enterprises at more than three times hla public salary "This loyalty and devotion Is very hnrd to attract, nml once attracted It Is very hard to treat lightly." Stevenson said. The Illinois governor said he hoped "th is’ discussion will focus attention on this problem on all levels of government." He maintained that adequate compensation for public officials Is "one of the most pressing needs for good government." Stevenson closed his campaign ■wing wllh the assertion he Is sure of victory in the presidential elec­ -J* tion. By JAC K BEI.I. ABOARD EISENHOWER CIAL kfi—Gen Dwight I) Ei«ru hovver -Irclareti tial.iy that the Tru­ man adnilnlstrution .u-ems to "cringe and jump" every time the Soviet Union makes n world move Resuming tin* whistle stop cam palgnlng alter hrnring his riinnmc male, ben Itlchanl M Nixon, ev plain his privately raised expense fund over radio uml television Tuesday night, the Republican presidential nominee began nt t'lilllicolhe, O , a day of Intensive s|*eaking Eisenhower, who threw away a prepared address on inflation in Cleveland Tuesday night, told ihe Chtlllcothe train-side crowd that the Truman administration has "lost respect" abroad because at home it bus become "Inept, m competent, complacent and ntto guilt " tint Elsenhower, In n spen I, he pul aside in Cleveland riteadu* night in order to talk uIkiuI hi* running mate, said the peril <>l inflation has reaehrd "dread SI/<heesnse Ihe nduunislr.dioti lias ,|. Iiheralely pursued a "rheap limit ry" lailicy He ehose to talk atioiit Nison and the nidlomillv televised spe»-< h Nison niiide Tuesday night In his prepared text, Elsonlm* r r stormed nt the Truman udliun tslralmn lor wtiHt he railed •Tie resort to Thea|i money' " lie rnllrd II "one of the oldest, nm-i statidiml devices of a regime ib i haled to perpetuating itself in power " Hr argued while eieryliisii "likes the eotnfortlng leellng of more money in bis imekel," (In* feeling Is,but un illusion "This il llision," Hie general said, "Jhe ad mlnstrotlon In Washington has systematically nourished and rs plotted for |tolilieal gains for me") years." Gov Adlnl E Hlrvrnion'x speech In Baltimore Tuesday qlght, g|viij wllh Elsenhower4" piVpnrrd rfxi gave the voters newly voiced views on Inflation from both presidential candidates Stevenson Hie I'eino erotic standard bearet blinunl "agents in the Kremlin" (or hui Ing *'dlimited a barrel nt *e.i t m the bread of our eiomon* Just ns they dl -agreed on "din lion's rouses, so were the two ill dldatrs fur apart m thru »-*<• - <d what tn do uImiiiI it Bui there - re some areas of agreement Both called for a clumpdowi' on federal spending and ueknowled.nl a subsiantlal part of the slash m-isl come In military spemlniu Stevenson outlined a (mu p-diit program calling (>ir »ug*- purr and rent controls "until price 'op going up" am) lor tnxe* on is nearly a "psy-as you go" lc is possible Eisenhower, In Ids trip tbmngh Ohio lo Clevelntid nnd m 'he s|ieech he scrapped lien- n> deal with Ihe controversy ovei Sen In hfs final major speech of th; Eastern Jaunt ha declared (he Re. publlcnni~?nd DJtttUlulry - Sen Robert A ;,T ilv-T rerf <(>oni1b}e for Inflation tad the high colt of liv­ ing. C. Wayland Rrooks, Illinois Re publican national committeeman and lormor U S. senator from Illinois, demanded yesterday in n letler to Stephen Mitchell, chair man of the Democratic National Committee that Gov. Stevrnson withdraw from the race. "Nuts." ws3 Mitchell's reply lo newsmen In w Washington who asked him If he would demand that Stevenson with draw. He said he was not going In talk about Ihe fund because Ste­ venson had made a statement about It. Mitchell has demandrd lhal Sen nichard Nlxtn of California resign as Republican Vice presidential candidate because ol the Its ,2.13 contributed by • group ol Calif­ ornia businessman to supplement t a hta -government income and eg™ pense funds. Stevenson has acknowledged that be collected a fund to augment * elate aalirtee of some of his so. pnintlve officers. However, ho said, there wea nothing aeeretlve nr im ­ proper about the fund. In Baltimore, where Stevenson made a major addreia last night, newsmen esked hla presi secre tary, William Flanagan, about the demand by Brnoka. "We wouldn’t dignify Curley * u v s iis iis o s rwiw t* » St Louis Chosen As Site For Next Year’s AFL Meet V * It Spencer Elected City Employees As President Of Given Pay Raise 01 Ten Percent Seminole C Of C Jack Hall Commended Operating Budget Is For Outstanding S et At $'127,950, Service During Veair Inoi’caso Of $52,822 Ml rilv employees were gr*nl«d ihe Cite f'ommlssliin whli-b met Inxl night in ndlmirped session to adopt the budget nnd to set *hr mtllnge late. The new opemtlng budget, said City Manager Tom l.emnu, was set at * 127.030 or ir.'J RKl* over the *.’175 I MM oneriitlons fund set nt ttiis time hist year. The Inst vcrai fund was overspent tiv ration* | 10 ,non es of Aug I. be drelsieil This venr. he added, the City intends tn keen within tin* budget nnd operating revenue* «rr experleil to equal the 1427 .030 . The Commission passed n re­ solution to let the tax rat" remain the eanig for tha coming year, 17.4 mllla o f wldeh 0 mill* is for debt service and H.t mllla,foe operating expenses. The budget will r u Into effect Oct. I. and at that time th- wage |prre"s-,s will r p Into effect, said Mr. Lemon. Hi1 stale,| that he Is roioidlittg the budget figures In detnll and will release them In the near fu­ ture. The amount set aside for bond debt service thl* year will 1141 . 130 , he said. Revenue from tha Water tiepar Orient Is anticipated nt l i l t . IDO. Of this amount, 160,000 will Iw tllverleel tn the City budget and will be Included In Ihe 1427,080 figure. A total of 117,180 will go for sir-lit service, and the real for operation of the department. An anirritlniertt to the ordinance rovcrlng licensing of amusement devices was passed, and all prevloua ordinances conflicting were repealed. The ordinance now provides that each operator of automatir pianos, phonographs or like de­ vices pay an annual fee of 1100 , plus 128 for earh machine. Amusement parlors h a v i n g games or other amusement de­ vices not otherwise classified bv the ordinance are taxed | 28 , ami 1.1 for earh game In rarest, of 20 , Operators of coin operated atnuspment device.* will pay an annual Draslngton, and Mi Fourakre. fee nf 1 100. The tax on ahufflelmard games ami miniature pool tables war set at | 28 , nnd other similar devices, 118 . Coin operated radios a i r li­ censed a t 12.80 each. Amusement More than 40 local business and parks will pay 178 fees. Amuse­ eenfesslonal men and women nnd ments not covered bv the ordin­ Inters* W clt'sens *m fu-heiln|e-| ance will have to pay |28 a week. li. \V. Spencer. Hanford attorney, was rle-ded president of the Sem­ inole County Chamber of Cnmmrrre nt n special meeting ore • bled over by President .lark Hull lard night nt the City Hull. W. A. Patrick, chairman of the nomi­ nating rnminlttee, r>re"i-nlrd the nomination* for nil offlre* and they were unanimously elected. Other officer" elected were John lirumley, vice president; K. (!. Kll natrlck, Jr. treasurer: nml Rollnml Dean, member of the eserutlve committee. Mr. Speneor, who will raaunie of­ fice nt the next meeting of the board. Is unlive born anil n mem­ ber of a pioneer family of Hanford. He attended Sanford tmhiW school* ami grad u a t'd from the UhW-trsiljr of Florida, Hu la a member of the First Methodist Church and Is a past president of the Rotarv Club. Upon motion of II. H. Pone a rising vote of thanks for outstand­ ing services rendered Ihe Chamber of Co miner re during the |m*t v<-nr wan extended lo President Hull who In tutn introduced nod welromeil to the orgnolintinn the new members of the hoard. Manager Forrest Rreckenridge nnnounreil thnt ohms are progress log satisfactorily for Ihe observ anco of Hanford's 7f»lh nnnlver*ary on Kept. 21) and Introduced Jack It. nutts, manager of Sanlnmlo Springs, and commended him for the Improvements being made at tills popular recreation center. Frank Evan* of Take Mary r* pressed hla apprrriation for the good work of O. E. Fourakre on the County Commission and *ahl that he has done more for task* Mary than any other commissioner In recent veara, Among those present at the meeting were Oro'C* Touhy. If. II. Coleman, George Htlne, F. E. Ronmlllat, Jr., Pete Higgins, ,t. B. Roxton, Roy Rrltt, Knrlyle Honsholder. Gene Tuekrr, Dan Wright, II. B. Pope, John Bromley, Holland Dean, E. G. Kllpatriek, Jr., M. L. Unborn, Frank Evans, the Rev. Lucian Hrott, R, E. True, C. P. Bale Carnegie Course Is Scheduled Here ♦o attend the Dal" Carnegie Course to be started here on Oft. t a t a location to be anrounred In the* near future, Janies Arch, Orlando, representative for the cotrse, announced today. Th*. rourse la Heine sponsored by the Sanford Klwanls Club un­ der direction of th* Iltislnrss ..nd Pnhlle Affairs Committee of which Forrest Rreckenridge is chairman, 0»sle Osgood of Monlverde, one of the top Dale Carne-ie Instruc­ tors In the countrv. will teach the c la n In the fundamrntuls of ef­ fective (peeking, leadership train­ ing and human relations, said Mr. Areh. Tho rourse. he said, Is for men and woman who deal with the pubIn any way. Applications may mado a t tha Chamber of Com- NEW YORK i*-T ba American Federation of Labor today (elected St. Louis as next yeara contem tlon site—provided It la aieured that Negro delegate! will not face discrimination. A spokesman for the AFL Execu­ tive Council aald St. Louie was chosen on the Miidlllon that George Meany, AFL secretary* treasurer, finds that "hotel ac­ comodations and other condition!" will be satisfactory. The spokeaman aald the AFL wanted assurance that Ha Negro delegates would be accomodated. A. Philip Randolph, president of the ell-Negro Brotherhood of Sleep­ ing Car Porters, objected Tuesday when Miami, Fla., and BL Louta were mentioned aa posathte site* for next September)! convention. The AFL convention here con­ Elteia d” h' Hbeffleld, as a radio operacluded Tuesday and the choice of lx the Hov, Air Force during next year's (He was left to the irtd War II. lg-member AFL Executive Coun­ cil. The council, wflj hold Ha next 1 8 . F, MEN'S CLUB operator of the meeting In Miami Fab. X. Camera and t Shop and former director of Voles of Anuilca I’tiLICM SEAMS aUUoR In ih, Germany, was Four member* eg the Sanford Right at the meetFallen Department recently posebyterlan Church service exnmhiotwnx for flrel oteta* N* O, Garvice-president of X, conducted the Btard, aanoq was held In the t V r .ers Jee HWkson, Jock ■lac of the church, and B. program chairman, i Ute speaker. B tp “t e b sm ii |U pereen* -*i«e bv i('«aii«s»s ns r«o* r » « ' Plans were approved last night at an organisational meeting for the construction of a bsrbecue pit on the Ssnford Farmers Auction grounds. Approximately 60 organisations were represented at the gathering which met In the auction building south of Hanford on Highway 17DJ, y AH organisations which plan to u*f asked for a small donation which will be used as rent, according to C. R. Dawson, ,ecJ®tf,rX‘lr*Mur*r of the auction. Facilities on the grounds for picnics, outings and parties already Include running water, a water cooler, electric lights, a telephone, Pyxing space, ■ la rg e shelter and picnic tables. , HKHINGWAY HONORED HAVANA. Cubs tgt — Cuba gave a gold medal to novelist Ernest llamtnaway last night fop hla new book, "The Old Man and the Sei." PresenUng the medal, tha Cuban Tran! married Olga itdla Trent, a native of Hull, England, in June, 1M1. after a courtship by mall. Thay separated laat January when aha tried to end her life by shootta*. Trent said he couldnt’ make the IN weekly peymenta because "I have been taken for a sucker and I am broke." al 402 Exit, Hr--ml fit-eft. He wxi born In H«rt'»-tl snd mme to fianforil In 102*'- .has lived here since, ,e*rn>' f-r lhre« vf*rs snent In the N»v<- -I >• Inir World War II from which ha was dUchsraed os a Chief Avia­ tion Machinist Mate. He I* th» Immrdlete n '* l commander -f Cnmnhell-I.n»*(nir Post 51 <-f *he American l.eglno and Is servi— h a director for the Seminole Coil-tv Ilasebalt Association, lie « oresldent of the Legion Exlr A •• sodatlnn and a director of the Hemlnole County Sportsmans \<soeia*lon. He Is al*" a member »f the First nentiat Church. Mr. Corrl»l| atatod that lie bus no political tlea or affiliations with anv croup. He say*. "] am runnlnir for thl* office berniise I mil vitally and alncerely Interrstcl In the Industrial ami all around erowth of our town and I bop* that I can do mv bit to make our community a better place In wh'ch our children can live, however, I have no potitlccl promise* to make. If tha people of Sanford fit to elect me. I will contclcntl ously do everything tn my power to act In accordance with what I think Is to the best Interest of the town as a whole and all of It* cltl■sns. I can make no special prom­ ises because If fleeted, I will be only on# man on a five man com­ mission, but I can assure you I will a t all times be acting with tbs bast of Intentions, and vote my convictions on all Issues. By BILL IIF.CKKH LOS ANGELES Ai- Son Richard M Nixon carried his fight for jmliticnl till- to n iiidlnn-wiilf audlenre Inst night, nnd then moved on to Montana today before a deceive tnreting with lien Dwight It, El senhower Tlir young GOP vice presidential nominee rested bis (ale on nu un­ precedented TV radio appeal to the American public lie left the questurn of bis removal from the Hepublican ticket squarely up In the parly’s mdional committee Nixon said be plans to it..... Geo Elsenhower "somewhere i»i West Virginia " The time and place prob­ ably will be srl today after Nixon keeps In- -peaking appointment in Missoula Mont Nixon interrupted bis Western campaign lour to re torn to lais Angeles and make his plea lo the nation Ike, in a telegram from l Irvc land after Nixon’s speech, labeled it "magnificent" and a .krd tn • rr Ins running mate "at mice " A flood -f telegrams and phone call* followed Nixon's dramatic of­ fer hi submit (lie make or break decision lo Ihe National I'omillee "Wire and wide the lleiiublic.in National t'oinrnlttee whether yo-i Monk I should slay or whether I should get off." Nixon exhorted, "and whatever lltrlr decision Is. I will a hide by i t " the appeal came after Nlxutl, the young man who loomed lo political prominence In a short six years, aald "not one cent of the 1 1 H.ooo (supplemental expense fund raised by supporters h e r o over went lo me for my personal use." It*.denied >iy moral wronxdnl-; reiterating "Every nrimy of II was used lo naj for polllical expenses that I did not dunk should tie charged to the taxpayers of tin* I 'oiled Stale* He lauded Elsenhower as "doman to etran up" corruption and i niutiionlsui Later, al Ihe airpott bebue leaving lor Missoula, be dc cl a r cd "What happens to me Is mil mi porlant, what happens to I'atrlci i and our two yinuigslers Is not im porlant, what is lioportalil is wbal happens to mir country What Gen Elsenhower stands for is lot Ibe good of all Americans ” Ills press secretary. James Hasrl look aboard n.xlxlnrh slack of telegrams 'Ibe main lais An gi-les Western t*ninn offlre report ed handling S.ism lelegrnms re gnrdlng Nixon within four hours alter his speech The NIK' switchboard tn Holly' wood was jammed for 2'v hours Itllllr Clevenger, chief operator said She sold the vast majority of callers were pro Nixon Nixon gave details of his own C n n rl , Work was started yesterdev afternoon no repa'dm* Hemlnob' Rouleverd tietween Park nnd Pill mettn Avenues. tfcn w mschlnerv of the f i t v Street Denartment l"dnv wic lielog tise.l ta remove the old black too "tirfeclrig. nrepsratorv tn the laving of th" ri"w street. Engaged In the work were a rran*. a grader, a Caterpillar tra c ­ tor equipped with a grader blade and a number of Irurka. The grader was being emptoyei) to break up the street surface Into large chunks, which were collect­ ed, and lifted bv the rrane Into waiting trucks. The work Is being facilitated w< part of the rxpeiimcntal street re Pair program of Toni Lemon, City Manager. Most of th* subsurface of the street Is In good condition, he raid, only making It necessary to fill In holes and dips. Mr. Lemon said he wss keeping s rarrful check to assist In de­ termining the cost of a major street Improvement program. "Pm going to aee what It In going to east to do the whole tiling," he aald today, "and see If our bud­ get will stand It." Hpeaklng of othor necesssrv ■tree! improvement) In the city, he sated, "Th* bigger holes we want to taka care of a* noon an possible." He pointed out it would bs less expensive to tako care of thu worst snots In city paving now rather than let them get Into too bad a condition. Other projects of the street deisrtment today Included ths relayng of bricks in « dip on First Street, between Palmetto and Ssnford Avenues, and cutting grass in ■ lot a t Palmetto Avonus snd Ssmlnols Boulevard. F IIIMINOIV UNriviusB-0 i - file, l - A ", Little \ Telegrams To Favor K e e p in g Califor­ nian In Campaign t'lx i sli lH.lrv Pec , , ..f ll.e , irrsy mxlig ,i,md him ....... ... , Z f , - r ..... Judy Holliday Kiwanians Told Admits She Was By Karl Lehmann Slightly Stupid Of Scout Work Slu* Hired Invest.ijai­ Three Million I’ovs lors To Find Out And Adults Said To What Commies Did He Ppj'ticipatinjv * Uv JOHN' CHADWICK WASHING I' iN .1* siaije rami screen xlnr Jmlv llnllbl.n Inbl Sen ih- un i-xliipihii - ib.ii in getting mixed tip wiib \ .iiinns ( iimmiinist fnmlx -Iti- u ii- n rtispiiiisibl-' unit Iitnrc III.in slightly sltipnl When she Innt tier - ii' npcm-il I- wbill w rax gmng (in hr xranl, she hrl cll lined pctiph in lilies Mg.ill her r y 'A jC y j L i i j t f , - it Of R e p o rte d llfi'li,ird Nixon. G'*P \ n- M-u, ,| , mm,. .. ........... ., Ssicm. i lie , hx In- - I . ,.I. . I , „ if,. ,,, . ,, ,, .......... I -'ll iml, Nixi.ii - ' 'll ,1 t " I, |.„ —Mnl'.-In ii -• will.,P , .,,. • r* • N4*!t11v tIii »■»• ii!iHIi»ii lit. ft*11411•« die |tfi 11DIjifi1!1Ill IT tn Di*' Dmnu I jtt nu | ii in "'f I In" Hi tv ttf Am*-11«”j«, Knit I i lint it n, r.HVIIMH, pawt ill 1f . I k'MV# *1 Kiuntil* * Iii H Dih| th,* f L'atii / ill idii I mlImv it Mi* * ■ im** if th** \ ii I ' • ■ "KlM.tMl *’■! 'Mil' 0,11 r * H.t **f .,1 V * * ii(!Ii I..........m il h i t il'P» * i■ * h*»li ,** »-• I*i In**’*I I *t ” 1 W .illicit I" kllmv xx Ii.)I I brail all a*|si-*et. 41MI4 t • ;»«• Dm- i* f »• i i»i|t»!**•.■■ t * ihuir," s lid Ibe .iclrexx «lm won i|#i|lti»'* | **i#’t I* f.(t \«‘mM| ' I b i- Mnl mu I' mlure \cinli-my H im D m \ *’** ’ Jit •***I u Mi » 1 * P.i The \xxorl,rated Prrx* Ii. - I .iirman nf the Republican N *i-"i ii i -mm tier Arthur Stimi rfra lil t.d I >da> be n certain ■i Kill.aid Nixon will stay on . ihe p. 'i i '- - .ratulidrali- for vice ;• ■ -V ' tin- I'mted States Dwiufit I*,- inflow er the GOP : i uli' ii i! tiiimuiei' presumably lira • the fit',.it x;ra% .md all advance n> Wei-' lli.it tie would keep \ X1.0 x iiunii i field told reporters at ' Vi -■ .ml 0 , it Kio-nbower and Nix-ti wo-ilil -older rat Wheeling, \\ \ ra t-umdu a 3 0 p m EST). \n oftieiral .Hum mcetiienl Is likely I.- tie made raffer Dial conference. for hmixrtf Nixon xaid, "I'm no quitter He x.rald the final doI’l'ioti wrax up lo the National Conimil lee **'immi ifield's answer seemed l-.uitirae enougb Meanwhile. Indlii,lu it ttn-mber - of the commUteo -»-■ lin n new - to reporters Not one i ralb d on Nixon to quit Tn a -uni Du.se willing lo eoinnient l.iudi'il In* speeili rand urged him 1 • .!•< k III till- I ,K*I" Ira i nbow- i - railed t lie speech — ii ndti :i 'O II-' .pc. eh also brought rapid -d \ —hiiuin-'ts publie reply Wesl ■ I ............ I. .1 ihr-uigh -in of d i:n- ill I log Irani * I boil oul- of messages Hooded ii m u Hu I'oiiutl'v Most of Ihem, I- imI on Gid* and Western Dillon ■' iim..ii-. m i" ,I (fiat Nixon slay on l|ie ticket H i t'.t teal old i diforrn.i senal. i w is lii f- ndito: bimself against t di'iiieiil.s lli.it be was unethical rand morally wiottg lit aecepting i onirlbuliotix from California bustii-xtiieti Nixon -aid he iixed the money lor peri'li jmldieal p.orposes and dial lu- saw nothing wrong In his rai i mux Walter Italian ran of West Vir­ ginia, vire chairman of the Re­ public m N.iimmtl Committee, lold ..-pm lc*-.., u't i„ hoarded Ihe Iran d troidnn Hint the favorable i-esponsr t.s Nixon's broadcast had iiccii "lei rifle " Il-*pnb1ienris ke|d me iqi rail wi do . dbng to o-k how they could . s),M’s . rlii'ii- d r -lie Hull Nixon be k. 't't -ui the to kef " If.ill raii tin said M < I <0 itli-lu xranl they be l , <d \,s..n old gtealei streiigtl' . i‘. ", 11 l now lb.ill ever be f. ■. IK- riii,•! il filling sei-inx lo be 0 t i would I-- i ...it if raltv .rat u.pt wen- m ole to eliminate bint ....... the ticket " II.ill.mao -..ini lo- bad tele . t .iplir,I Nixon telling him " The (I uHlIittlhll ltd rngP I'lMirl v Aw.iril III Ih.’il lot her poitriiyral id iii* * i| | jh «v I * D im tiv• 1 1 ii ilumli blonde in "Horn Ycxler »H 1 * 1 . “t*. t* It th* W ♦•••?•• .1 -•» \ " din " I’hi* I * i f ii»*i hn t th*"' ft* i be Scn.de interiml xc< nelly xuli hntil Im i*i • hr*ud. h t'd (go» ' enuimlttr'e iliseloxeil todrav Ibid id lll^ Milt f • 1. Al l. ' *I ' «4 *|l, closed door sexsionx Inxl spring d S.'MIlf •%, I lit ■ S. it . 1 st 1 *!• » bud ipirslninrd Mixs I fnl Iid ■v com S.'f.MD fit. | ., (It *• I'M** * • f' ' eitliin Sam l.i-vi-nxon, m lor Philip Ifnitn l : t »t» nttIn • i*! •-i i t ’ Iraudi and xlllger Hurl Ives vi’/ii i>t •11 mint1'* t * n‘"i v%♦* Tin- ti-klimniiy of rail fmir wax Sl’lMlt I I niiide public If xhowi-il flint limy " S m i ’M ■ oiDllft' h* e III! Ml *lo all were asked ratmut ' oinmiinlxl riitinl i v i 1•*I m i * th*' t i ' n i i l h > front org.inw.dionx nr nctivilirx that 17 luiUlan l»MVi Inn** it<*n• H-. f Flunk It Tubbs of Stetson with wbli'li llieir names brave Imen II iiliiliiKCil Ills I'n g r I• • ( • * ■ 1it\ -poke to uiembeix of Hie linked Tlmy swnre limy bad never I > > i-ib to Mien regular dinner knowingly taken part III any Com-■■*- *i>i- in Mi*. 3*rtriil Club lust Pro! Frank Tubbs Is Speaker Before Loral Pilot ( lub mniilxi nuivcuii id l.rvrnxon rand Ives a|qie,iri'd im fine Ibe xulicotnmilter rat ibeir own i rolled Ihe Small- gioup has tiern prob nit; (or any .ubverxlve uifdlrallnti of ibe radio, television nrul enter i.ilument Indiixlnex Today's seeotid volume of texli ninny, with xtllt more lo come, wax released by the subcommittee without comment In an accompli uyitig state incut, however. Chairman MrCiirrnn (D Nevi Mid that "cnmmiiiilsm fix! ens llxclf like a leech" oil the i areer* of prominent figures In the entertainment world He remarkrd un whul be called "the xtrlklng number of fommu nixfconfrollrd organlratlons ami Curnmunlst-spnnsored activities In wldeh some of the witnesses have involved themselves." "Wo do mil want to accuse any­ one nf 'guilt by association,' " Mr Carran said, "lint it is a dangerous type of thinking that leads people Into surh Involvements "II is mil the sort of thinking llial should be permitled to express Itself freely lit such Important inrdlu as radio, television nnd other types of entertainment directed at the minds of our people." Miss Holliday was questioned fnr two hours nnd 40 minutes al n se­ cret hearing here lost March 2(1 (LsslIsitS (in ran* C-nul Christ mas Seal Sale Clans Discussed t hi I '• tM'l Sl'fll •' '«IS* 1•1*► I lit • 11'IitI .1 Ih t . l ', III' If M l t* •-!• \ I1., Oil,. 1 II '* M nf ••yniini lull ill II f 'P i ■ y-al IfMil I -A, i»f linn 1Iw literal tl .!■ •<f th** • »t *4 i ; .(fill 4•if,! it. -III'' N■ I lit I | l l i*i ( r n * i i f H u ■1tills I*"* ' ,, ...1 ,.( i Uv •i Mt|l|'lHll|«H .f tl 4 ..i *1• M • f M i - -1 .1* " Ml f tl p* ii " ' r S n l l f ' t t , p u t in . e i- 'i- l I* | l l I f r i l l •*1 i \ • M n l - ' '\ il- Ii* \ < "mil v ’* m ill' 'll III’ Mi .1- 'ill 1 " X W H ■ »|4|«»li n * . , i i'hitit ittJiu 'if a !*•*I m*nf *tv i. < ami Mia. RuMt II taut lull, 118 I ' ’HI P in k. WHrl 'III *•t ' T at ln» !*•• I 11**1114 I 11•*| t» born-- k'JI « a 1•lull mi ' l.e i -', , o' Heal .al- Isiixi it ii*i- loi. at Ira es Inin-. I'll-. ?11 Ig Mi, iiiii Ii"'ll IN'el ing wi... M. - J • Ci lien, Ml W \ 1 --» C. IV Iim k-- v. Mi 1o-nl gt waril, 1 ,,| exl n tv . Mi Mean-- Mvi- 1". Mr» . olio 1 in -III. Go| Paula. Khi 1vIi* dni) sSw»‘»'HPV Miuk CIh •I'lnii 1 Si Mai. -il 111 MurNi'llI, Mi .ra. Itnbeil Itrndfi r»l. Alt niiinnt « Sp rings, Ray Slaton, Dr. Frnnk I, fjoillninii Mrs. i’1ii ru .14ib»*, Mi i William Yi-xlev Mri* f'firib' 1 nml Mt o borne. Chicken Dinner Ih Given For VetcrnnH Dyer To Address Fiscnhower Group Members nf Chapter No. 30, Disabled Veterans, rnloved n fried chicken dinner Innt night at the Legion Hut. A program of entertainment followed, and rending* by Mrs. M. T. Haiti*.* and daughter. Diane were enjoyed. Judge Douglai fitnnxtrom served ns toastmaster and 0 . A. Muffley, post command­ er. presided. Commander Muffley today urg­ ed all ellglhte veterans In this area who do not belong to the D- A. V. to Join the post at once. J, II Dvrr, Oilaudo, • liulrniun of llie Central Florida Demo crata fnr Elsenhower organlratbin, will speak nt n public meeting al 8 :(HI o’clock tomorrow night at the Court House in connection with tho setting up nf an Elsen­ hower headquarters here. Mr. Dyer, who la nft» of four men on tho policy nnd executive committee of tho Democrats fnr Elsenhower In Florida, wilt talk on policy and organisation plan* to be followed by the local group. VW <>‘PAv.,1 iii * Thuridny. No. 21 F lo t'ii Nixon Continues His Campsii^n Candidate Dec la ret; Ho Did Not Touch Fund For Own l Tse II n n lln io -l O n I'm. P-rvIrr, PIorh Are Approved For eBarbecue Pit ■ ra .1 through Nixon To Remain On Cordell Reveals His Candidacy For Work Is Started City Commission On Repaving Part J, n*n«"r Cord-dl fn r'"r*,1i Of Seminole Blvd. nnun->“l Id* esn-tldury *—•**■ ' 'r •be r iiy md-ie-' tb* No*' 4 n t v elc"tlnn. Mr. OrrUH Is inarrled *" 'b* former Nell Wltl|"nis and '' •' r»slde nt 21121* Elm Avert.......... .. tbs|e two son*. Terrv 17 nnd '■■ *nw 11 Me own* s*"1 " " n n '" 1 husln***. Cord"ll*s li.-i-ior tiini rhnngr in temperature. A.-modulcil Pres** I.eiiHCil Wire Senator Nixon Carries His Fight SPE­ ToRadioAudience •UTH SIIRCI, chosen as Queen of Ihe l-o* Angeles County Fair, Pomona, Calif., poses with Mrs. (lefll and Mr. Grind Champion Guernsey after the livestock had won out over 300 entries. The cow Is four years old, while Ibe bull 11 e senior yearling. ( International Aoumfphoto) Mostly rlmul* anil scattered showers tinrlh purllon. I'arlly ■ «lth » iilely scattered show'T'. iiml Ihumler-how rrx south nor* * WEDNESDAY SEPT. 21, 1952 F L O R ID A TH E W EATHER • - - A iO iU l' , i mil -mu- tin piopo-cd plan p , \ I It 1' I•i, nl,on Classes wbl.-ll w d », ii in Hanford on Kept, III). I , , , will l.e fold two evenings , i I. • f ->o rw-’-dayx nu i ThorsI— '..r a p.-rind ,.f -IX weeks sod ,, two Ilnurs long They are n> i I-, UNV"ri.' tn Mie county from In i, --deed age up and tin- fee of 1' I;c cxplatucil, wilt fie used ' , fmnnee scholarships for de,'ivint- tinv» and girls in Seminole ' inis' ' In ee high schools, n t Tllblix pointed out the i r A i Hingeof Adult Education on llie student's level in ledfog -cbolarship funds ami nt J',r uiiiie Gut-- giving nil opportunl- adults to obtain a better MlL > 'a tiding of tb- subject s in ' l ’. ‘ *x r «. •h they an- mo t interested, lie urged lln- I’ll rat club to proin,,I- ii rlnxi in literary criticism and radio speech for which the •■••i vices of Dr. Mary Catherine Parks could be secured. Ills (irslies -■I Dr. Park's abilities were very I igb. \ anther class Mint he strongh advocated was one in personelily il-v-dopmeiil which will lie i'isliiii-led by Dr. Eugene It. Strike, if enough persons will Join the ,'las*. At least 10 pet sons a ir re* ■piireil, In- -aid. Mrs. M. It. Smith distributed blanks for menibeis lo sign for tha classes and reminded them thnt ■eglsMatlon will Im held Monday, Kent. 21* at Seminole High School, Ptof. Tuhiis was Intimtuced by 3lrs J. C. Miti Indl. program cbalrinan. Mrs. Tubbs was welcomed as i visitor uml Mrs. Rill Clark, a in-wi-iinter to Hanford who is em­ ploy t-d at The Hanford Herald was introduced bv Mri. V. C. Messsn^r^tM ^^-iiiev ^ln ick jtreik k d . Movie Time Table HIT/. , "Clash Ity Night" 1:00 • B:0I - 5:04 - 7:12 - 0:10 MOVI ELAND Show opens 8:48 “He's a Cockeyed Wondar” 0:8!) - 10:29 "Whistle at Eaton Falls" 8:30 only � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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' ” - * Yankees And Former League Dooi r.*# a ' Mats Climb Up To Important R o Ie s In Flag Struggles ■y ORLOKOHFRTSON ■.fertocftnW7Yt.,«:,-{ie/. a Writer Two one time door m an of th, major leagues, each fortified by ooa of bateball’i top hurler*, and two team* which definitely are not going anyplace In Oil* year's ring fa ta , will play an important role it) the selection of world aerie* op ponenta. It w tm 't so many years ago that tha Phillies and Athletie* were considered easy plrklngs hot today they both arc fighting f<u thud place berths and a slice of the world aerie* payoff*. 1 And one need tu go back only to 1**1 year when the Detroit Ti ■gari, current doghouse Ictiunl of tM American League were fur from a push over. The Huston Brave*, fourth of the quartet, ron't do anything for themselves flnmi with sixth place the beat )le finish but like the other Utree they are In the spot to cause trouble . A* the pennant contenders en tered the fists today for the filial gUt* after a day uf rest, the sched 111* for the remainder of the itason call* for the potent I’blllies la, meet the pare setting lirooklyn Dodger* three I lines und clash with tha challenging New York Olsnta on six occasions Three itm e i separate the Brooks and QunU. Each ha* nine lu play * It I* Just the reverse for the Braves. They meet the Dodgers six Umax and Ih* (Hants three At the same time In the Anierl ran League, the World Champion New York Yankees' chance tor thalr fourth straight pennant de pends largely on their ability to whip Jimmy Dykes' dangerous Athletics. They meet six times Tha Yankx other three games are with the Hed Sox, also honing tor • first division berth, st Boston The Cleveland Indians, trailing by IW games, tangle with the TI­ MM In a six-game set and meet tha Chicago While Sox In Ihe other ttyo of their righi remaining g»ra*». Today's lineup calls for Ihe as lo play host under the to the (Hunts In the first UL b. t a_ threegaino serins al Shlhe ___ i-ga Park,. It’ll b* Hal Magllu against young Curt Hlmmons. Before the Shlhe Park lights are turned on the Brooks Will knuw thalr fat* agalnit Ihe Hravus In lb# first of a three-sailer at Huston “ gltagar Chuck Draaaen has norna Prearher Hoe to ojipuse Surkont gh today's resulls naturalImportant, tne most Important I U aapacted tu ba played by Aalphla'a R o b i n Huberts . . . ball's wlnnlngast pitcher with ww aw. . * •> THE SANFORD HERALD a K as .. (ha Michigan (Rato alumnus has flv* far five record this season. ut h* hasn't been so fortunate iagainst the (Hants, who have beat­ en him three out of four end II out of lo since ho came lip tu the big la y u e s In tou. Ilia Yankees |lnx could well be Bobby Hhsntx. The Athletics' little aouthpaw has won 33 games hut • u split wltht he th* mound against Vic W VI be on tha R iichl whan tha light* are turned M I t tha Yankaa Hlidlum tonight. At Cleveland, alio at night, the Indian* will turn thalr pennant hop** over to Early Wynn, one of thalr lO-iiama winner* with a 31 and II record. Against him will be tha hard wurhlng Ted Gray, who baa won 13 while dropping 1ft this M UM , Other gam** In tha National ta ttle tend tha St. Loul* Card*, attung to ward off the Phil*' third F*e* drive, agalnit tha Cub* at hlcago and the Cincinnati Had* lalnit the Pirate* at Pitt** ujgh In a night affair. ■oaton will play the Henatnr* a Ight game at Washington In the ily other American U ague cim CroomH OpenH Grid S e u o n With Smyrna Hr T. V. DAVIS The Croom* Panther*, who trim* i*d New Smyrna High In their Nil alaah, 10*0. will be trying *r. another *lmllar humiliation l»a a*xt week when they plav the tgalal ally In tha gridiron opener >r the 1062 (tam n. Tha Panther* were orlglaally h however.. Hatalnole hoo] |* allied (a engage a Ike Celery Pad opener mw park at tha Mate raotae will have ta work dlffaraat playing time aw Smyrna far tkla franklin, the Panther This trio of Hanford fishermen eaiigbl these sea t-ns* near me Cousi (iuurd Sliitiuti in New Hmytnii Inst week, David lirown, left, displays tils 3ilt* p-nmdei, Ids wife, middle, holds it 4 4 pound bass ami Hob Mitchell, right, bus a 2(1 pound catch. Hr KENT CMKTI.AIN Hports Editor Tin* Cilv uf Hnrifuiit should be cuiigrutiilotcd fur spuos,,i Ing the local |( it i eationiiI All-Htor softbull tenm In the class It Drlandu llivllnliurinl Tournament. Hv the siiliie token the UI»V should bH proud of tloil motley crew of -tinliionil ball stars Hint proved In lie the giant killers of tin- tourney liefoi e being eliluitiuled In tloi fifth game. The All-Star "Dogpslrh cel­ ery furtners", as they were known In tlrlniiibi. Imwlrd over the regular rluss II Urluiid-i rliNitiliioti Hanfurd Naval Air Hint ion hv an overwhelming !•* II score, Hanford opened iqi with Iwil slrulglil wins over Elliott Tile amt Plymouth l-'reerers tu advanre to the quarti-r-fluuU In the winners hrackel before lin­ ing lo Orange lliilrk, narrowly, 4*3. Tim All-Htnra lelmundvd with their "classical" 0*!| upset over the liiglily tout­ ed Hanford Navy nine, moving in­ to ttu* lunul-fin* als of the losers division. Maytag ekeil out four inns in the final Ivvn f r ii in a * while uur locals counted w i l Ii Chuck Flanders o n I y three lo thus end tha impressive Hanford entry's hid fur the title lust Hist until v night. "Iron-Man" Itrd Hires hurled every game fur the Stars anil his effeellvenrsa can liest be seen In the fart that Ihe liecreation team lost both games In Ihe meet hr a single run. Hires' auperlt coni nil-bull and spinning Junk werr Ills rumplele pitching reuerlulre. The All-Hturs were Just that, they represented three of Ilia four clubs lu tha regular Hanfurd soli, hull circuit. Navy VF llll, which has lieen sent awny from the base, was I lie iinly lucul entry this sum­ mer thiii didn't huve ii icprem-n, tulive on the Recreation club. Wilsoii-Maler and Hunt-Mer­ cury nine* contributed six players each to the roster while Hobson's Sporting (lands sent three to cunstllutu Hie Ift-iuiin team. They are as follows: WilsonMaler—tied Hires, Chuck Flan­ ders, Jim Drum, John Keellna, Coleman Yales, and Joe (.'halldim llulmon's— Hob Mason and Hob llasure; Hunt-Mercury— Fred Ityewi, Hill llrnwn, Itlll Crahtree, Frankl* Htsnstrom, Hubert Ragwell and myself. Hubert ami I fell it was a dis­ tinct honor being named ru-man­ ager* of this leant. We triad to play Ut* best team wo had In or­ der to win. I particularly want to thank my teammates fur chousing me sine* I played comparatively few nature this year. ... the fellows expressed their desire to Ihi sponsored for next year's Orlando tourney. This would uniforms, Hanfurd ould requlrd uniform*. wn* a* the only team in In the mast that iat didn't havo some form of a uniform. dform. . . .. Ihtrlng our Interfiling junket la Miami for Ik* anaonl Fto». Id. HpoHawrltara get-Ugaihar. V ' V • ' • • * » • ' Gators Practice Two Hours Under Gridiron Lights GAINESVILLE in -U ndar th# lights for Ihe second time this week. Coach Hob Woodruff lent bis Florida (Istor* through a twohmtr session of play patterns and defensive work Thursday night. The (tutor*, taking tha Miplle from the hrulling sun, responded quickly lo the cool night air and displayed their sharpest practice form of the season Two platoons each of defensive and offensive players worked ugulnsl H squad opposition In what mlghl have been considered * pre­ view of the squad formations to be thrown against Stetson in tb* i in tors' opener Saturday night. W "•'•ing on one offensive line were End* Jack O’Brian and Lan Hulas, Tackles Claude Davis and Dan Hunter, Guards John Hammockii mi Sonny May with Joa Wright at center. The second defensive lln* had Charles Manning and Don Barnes ot ends with Dewayna Douglas and Hilly Htirk* at tachlei, Andy Jonaa ami Hubert Brooks at guards and Larry Dyal over the ball. Seminole Golf Pro Keturn» To Sanford Mus O’Llnger, Seminole County Country Club’s winter pro, return­ ed Wednesday from summer **assignment at Winchester, Va-, country club to assume permanent duties here for the New Giants, who subleased tha local course from Hugh Whslchsl this summer. The Giant* have added aem* new equlpmunt amt Intend lu refurnish thu course with It complete new underground sprinkling system, (('Linger brought hi* grsenxeeper from Winchester, Rob Willis, The latter has been signed to work on the Seminole course on a year urotind baals. Ace Gian Drops Post Office To Take Loop Lead Bowling Standings w. Ac* (Hass it Celery City 6 FP*L 6. Stine M'rhlne ft fltanlev-Nor 4 TP Avg. (Mill (1031 (1400 (1710 M . -T "-" " • Face PhiC Sports Roundup By GAYLE TALBOT 737.0 GROSSINQER, N. Y. uTv-Hocky 7(10.0 Marciano, who figures tu be the 71(1.7 heavyweight champion of the world 706.il a week from now, la one of the more pleasant youni nts-'A -ir,'iai 57 -..uOOo' 7PYvrv -731.a yvuvuW / u* top in ubal k . Touchton Ties P a u l™ ™ * * Hally, a very rough racket. Almost always when be Isn't ac­ Pezold's 225 Tilt tually fighting, Hocky wears a friendly smile on bis face, and he And Rolls 597 Set is poueised of a patience and a desire to be helpful to Ihe boxing | f r KENT CIIETI.AIN writer* who are swarming about AnTCIasa bowlers forged Into hla training quarters that is re­ tha CltpsBowlIng League lead last markable. it is unlikely that he Wednesday night by gaining a will change much alter he wins dean sweep of their three g a m e the title. acts from the cellar dwelling Post THURSDAY'8 RESULTS The whole business ol suddenly National League Office quintet at the Sanford Howl* becoming a celebrity and making Ing Alley, No game* a lot of money aUU Is wonderful Harold Appleby's 401 set total American Leag** lo the muscular boy from Brockton. for tha losers was th* best In­ No games dividual performance of the se­ Florida teteraaiieual League Play- When be talks of the Broadway ■bows ha haa bean seeing lately ries, while Cobb's ITS effort off* and of Ih* clUea be yistted on a topped th* more emuiatent winrecent tour about the country his Miami 3 Miami Heach I face tight* up with au eMliiusiasui «Series tied, i t ) Orvllli* Touch which I s contagious. ton, using )|r TODAY'S GAMES There Is no question ao silly that mltable slow ball. America* L e a n * Rocky will not knit his brows and claimed all the * Philadelphia al New York (night) give U deep thought and try to individual honur* Detroit at Cleveland (night) come up with an answer. For an of the evening by IhMun at Waahinglon (night) extreme example, he cogitated long tying Paul l*exonly gamea old’a season's and earnestly when asked what it National U ague was that maade some fighters high single game Brooklyn at Huston scared when they got in Ihe ring, of 22ft, Touch- “ New York at Philadelphia (night) end finally said that he guessed It ton’s pin leveling 81 Louis al Chicago was because some fighters had spree toppled ft07 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (night) weak chins and knew they might pins for the be knocked. He made It plain three-game *et tu Paul Resold season's record that be haa no such worries, be­ initial In a new ---------that surpassed the C7U set by Carl Kminer I'16 121 1»0 44S cause he haa never been really Von ilermills established only last Cobb 183 102 I GO 476 hurt, only stunned briefly a couple Carroll 162 107 140 460 of limes. week, Touchtun teamed up with last Cooke Hocky waa asked If he could 168 106 144 467 year's bowling king pin, Carl Von T'ulsls 751 73ft 733 3331 explain why Joe Walcott is so con­ Iferbulls, to enable Stine Machine fidant of beating him on Tuesday to eke past Stanley-ltuger* In two Stine Machine 3-1 night In Philadelphia. game* of three, The duel win ele­ Player* 2 I r*Yes, I think I know why," he 3 Total vated Htlne from a tie for third Von Iferbulls 148 178 107 C24 said. "He's probably rating me on J iierbst tu knot Celery Cltv Printers for 137 148 163 437 "'■ht with l-ee SavoTd. 1'va second spot In the loop standings- Blind 12ft 12ft 129 370 since learned that it was the Sa Von Herbull* rolled a 624 set Kirch huff 1.10 140 139 424 void (Ight which convinced Harry combine with Touchton'* 6tt7 for Touchton ISO 22ft 102 607 Matthews* manager that be should a two-man total of M2I. Ageless Totals 730 824 803 3397 take me on In ■ hurry before it Paul Resold pounded 644 pin* to Ktanlay-Rogera became generally known that 1 Players the floor topping the losers. I 3 3 Tola’ was a bum." The loss dropped Htan!ey-H<>ger* I’ Stanley u*j 111 143 352 What they all overlooked in that Into fifth place, despite the fact G Retold 172 150 182 403 fight," interrupted Charlie Gold­ they have tne most total pins with H. Krstter 180 131 121 434 man, Rocky’a trainer. "»eai that 7010. Msanwhlls, Florida Power II. Tamm 107 142 188 407 Rocky had been running around and Light remained In contention P. Resold 201 180 181 844 tha country for four tnontha with­ by copping two out of three from Total* 821 72ft 774 3330 out a real fight and took on Savold laat week"* leading Celery CUy on short notice. Wa knew he was Prlntar*. Grey’s 401 total was the Celery City 1-3 and we kept hammering at winner*' best single set total while Player* 1 a ft Total rusty to knock out Savold In a hurry. Bill Harlwlck, the Hanford Howling llnrtwick 210 147 103 990 him I waa even yelling at him from Alloy Impresario who subbed for a De- I.o 124 120 182 416 the corner to get It over with missing Celery City player, garner- Eltel 141 180 149 492 quick. ed a 560 set figure to lead all In- Nvgrutto 109 149 170 420 dividual players. Riven 178 133 134 449 "So he was over-anxious, and Hartwkk'a 183 average waa see- Total* 111 78# 804 3383 maybe he didn’t look too good. Savold know* a few things ond best for the night, Touchton'* Florida Power A Light 3-1 That after fighting roe 30 years. But 109 was high. • * [Playori 3 I 3 Total the fact remains that Rocky Tha City League will launch Its Lnwaun 148 113 170 426 fourth week of play at th* Sanford Gray 170 199 I8i 401 stooped £lm and that Bavold told friend of mine R was the worst next Wednesday Hubbard 127 110 100 437 var got4 In hla Uf* Rosa night a t 7:30 p■m. 192 140 113 414 beating he ever L the hhoapltal. and Paid Office V-S Russell 104 133 100 428 He wound up In id Rocky looked terPlay era 3 Total Totals 3 1 70S •07 •03 3343 everybody, said rlble." Steele 111 198 132 410 NAVY LB AGUK Marciano has never seen Walcott PlercY W, 127 124 tin 367 L- I*T. TP Hardison 104 117 167 373 4 ......... d 8181 fight In the flesh. He's only seen 132 194 144 430 6 ........ u ilarbat 9022 Jersey Joe on television three or Appleby 174 186 104 403 No. 3 ........ft 8170 four times and a movie of his Total* 848 716 703 2087 No. 3 ........ 4 6727 laat fight with Eixsrd Charles. Ho 3-D No. 9 Ac# (llaaa Co, 4 6888 wa* asked If, from what he had Players 3 Total No. 1 1 2 2 6(140 seen, he had any Idea whethar Hlcf. 149 118 108 873 HIGH MINGLE — flehauttaat 184. the champion would bo easier U Some SEC Football Tearns Will j Commence Season This Week-End^ By KTERLIN 8LAPPF.Y Associated Press Sports Writer p t r many of fans another week must past- Before the dying baseball season guts another shove toward the grave by King Football. But In the Deep South where they begin playing early and keep at It until the last possible bowling, football I* beginning tonight. Dixie likely will look at far mure running than passing. For years on end this has been the land of the passer where teams often threw 30 to 40 passes a game. At this' point, however, the run­ ning game looks predominant. Graduation and pro baseball look P alters Hill Wade of Vanderbilt, Babe Parilll uf Kentucky, Darrell Crawford of Georgia Tech. Hay­ wood Sullivan id Florida and sev­ eral other? Luke Bratkowskl of Georgia Is '.Ae best known and probablv the beat passer remaining in the South­ eastern. Thu Brat, Mississippi’s Jimmy Luur and a few others are the SEC'* only first-class throwers. But Tunner* generally are pientl» ful and good The opening program tonight is not too toothsome, but Saturday's slate offers three Brat class games which look far more like tnUlauuson battles than season opener*. LSU and Texas meet Saturday in Baton Rouge In one of the top games of the country. Texas Is a split "T " outfit and a good Hie. The Longhorns and TCU are tonrated In the Southwell. Georgia and Vanderbilt play the first South­ eastern Conference game of the season in Nashville during the aft­ ernoon. Kentucky and Villanovo t together in a night game In xlnglon. Minor games Saturday are the Cltadel-Georgla Tech tilt in Atlanta K In the uftornoon and the Stetson-Florida night game in Gainesvilio. | Timl-dit*-', - ------» ■ Mtfjiin'.eiS'Laiid Mempns* Mate in Memphisand Mississippi Southcrn-Alabaina in Montgomery, Georgia rales a one tu two touch­ down pick over Vandy. But If Vundy’s freshman quarterback, Hill Krietemeyer gets his game legs quickly the Nashville battle can go the other way. , Texas rates a solid choice a v m LSU. Even though Paul Bryant moans as never U'foie his Ken­ tuckians should lake VIHanova with something lo spare. Tech is a heavy favorite over the Clladfl and Florida should run off ■ drtaa rehearsal against Stetson. During pre-season practice Ala­ bama offenses have looked good and they should continue tonight a against Southern. Tide defenses, however will get a good workout, Memphis State is corning up lnlfoat bull ami although Mississippi's split T attack isn't expected to bog down by any means, State la a toucher opening opponent than a lot ut funs ex|>ect Sen Birds Sijrn Up Treadway For 1953 JACKSONVILLE OP) — Hvd Treudwtiv was re-signed today manage the Jacksonville Beach H"i« Bird* of thu Florida Slat# Leaguu. The nirda finished second to Del.and irt the oast seaaon, 1tha f I r a t for th* Heach team.Julian Jacksou and T. F. Cowart, owners of the club anti operators of a* string of a u p e r~ markets h a r e , s a i d Treadway K-u» »iglled "«l a ------———— substantia! sal­ lied Treadway nry i n c r e a s e . We'll linek hint all the way In any player deals bo cun make." HOLLYWOOD BED SPECIAL Deluxe Hollywood Hed. complete with Headboard, sturdy rolled edge Innersprlng mattress and heavy duty box spring covered In A('A ticking, 8 sturdy leg* . . . A real buy! 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I m • Evane,ea-umplre f « '/• g e n e r a l ■ V manager of the ; Detroit Tiger*. r NEWS — CARTOON — SHORTS SATURDAY ONLY! - 2 FEATURES cR&cd&eac/bi Pleat — n*. ia H:0t p.m. . * ■ JJ " '2 * aioo p.m, M g ,|g ttm B.SO pm , SUNDAY •♦»Mr4**»»a»***t*** SHOWING SUNDAY and MONDAY IK . i-v.-v,'1!1'-i>V. 3 r # S w - . . » V a?).-;’ «'■ rtSlK'f i pH 1. ; *, MH1; il E B M W-.'hl-: £ P ______ . . . Dodgers Friday, Kept. 19, 1952 The Sports Register 't f S v f * • • �IP YOU DOHTT iceeiva jromr Sanford Herald. City T H K W U A T IIK H MosDy iliimlj »lth *huvvrr« nn<l 11miiilvtilniM cm .'Xlrmic north t ilhrrn i*r [lit rt1> cloudy »lth widel> trailer**! mostly afternoon rr- " ..Ivi*-*' H«llr . • nr I At til r Delivery, by 7:00 P. M.. [ I n n cal) • YELLOW CAB 14*4 H — • -------- Democrat Candidute Also TellsAmeriean L a b o r Federation • Other Labor Views • --------- n f o S A N F O H l), F l.O ltlllA Stevenson Hailed During Tour Of Connecticut \ ZXrS - ^ t• ¥ -r Stetson Classes Being Formed In Adult Education 4 l Classes are now being formed for the adult education program, ■ansored hy Riotson University, which will he started a t Seminole High School on Sent. .70, Mies Hebeer* Stevens, co-ordinator, an­ nounced today. These evening classes will It* held on Tuesday ami Thursday for ala weeks. Feea will lie $12-60 for each course, and registration li due to be completed by S ep t 89. Person* may sign up for coursaa a t from 7:00 to 0:00 p.m. on th at dal# a t tMa hlrh school. Ttpoticatlon blanks for courses run ara still available a t Yowslls. At least 10 persona ara required for aach class, said Miaa Stevens. Mora registration la desired In or* dor to form a elaas In art, and a class In personality development. A. Balatlno will eonaiMt tho course In public speaking. Mice Barbara Ruprochl will n u n aaw* Ing and Mr*. Hamilton Blab#* will instruct a class In conyaraatlonal Sranlih. le n n s t h Eaddy. 8HB school farm Instructor, la qualified to teach cither parliamentary proce­ dure, woodworking or appliance re­ pair, and will conduct ajaasca In enough one of these suhlecta parsons Join tha class. CpI. Eugene Mlkell d S P £ tT ~ ' t i *4 f i - *4* DIMOCtATIC MU10INTIA1 Nuinin** liov Adlal Slevviuuii of Illinois |l*fli advlieues audience *atlmat*d st 10,000 persona on the New Haven Clrren Speaking in a large rruwd In Hi ld|*isirt. Stavenson (rlfhl >tells his listeners that he ha* “some Idea* that are the result of my experience In llllnuls" for "making Loll, coda of Ihe bud net m#**t,'* Hartforii visit whirlwind ujiu-daY tour. i Difcf minimal .Snunifiiluiftii City Munugcr Lemon ix | And Gene l l l t ' K U l Taken TH ni lt ln) (v' lIuH lHl iNew York Times Sees Close Rare For President N E W Y O R K ,.P Tin- New York Times m id today l*i»: report* from it* curresiamdenl* throughout the country "indicate a close contest for the presidency " T he newspaper said its lefairls sere received before "there was opportunity to git full reliction to Ihe disclosure that Sen Richard a i n ........... M ONDAY S K l’T . 22. 19B2 Governor Is Accused Of Putting K ite On One Thousand Hitf Kusiness Firms Vocational Talks Are Presented At Rotary Luncheon r A snociuted I’reHti I.ru st'd 4\'ir* Nu. 22 Nixon’s Statem ent O n Fund Is Slated For Tuesday N ite; Stevenson Fund Investigated 1 * r - . v . \ : . \ T > ? . v r x n r : x T h xiT.if i i ------------- • < Hy KELM4N MUKIN NEW YORK tAi-Uov. Adlal B Stevenson declared today Ihol Mi* Taft-Hartley Lain.! I.:ru must be repealed because it la "spiteful" and hr denleu a claim by his He publican rival that he favor* coin pulsory arbitration at labor ill* putaa. The .Democratic I'm lilinH al candidate, In a upeech prepared hW the American Federation of Labor's national convention, umts! a broadening o: the Laoor Imparl ent. And be pictured (leu. Dwight D Elienbower, the itepubllean presidential nominee, a* firing only “ blank cartridge*" at labor problem*. Elsenhower, addressing the con­ vention last Wednesday, said he favored amending the Taft Hartley Law amt was agalnsl repeal •ylerrln u In Eisenhower's speech, he laid, "I am grateful that It was a Republican Sen i Wuytie) Morse, whll revealed so masterfully how all of those explosion* we heard were only blank cartridges " Morse addressed Ihe conveiitioii last: week The Democratic candidate said that "only on one pond" had Elsenhower in his lalmr speech even approached "a Joining of Hie issues " ® il wus charged lliul I bail 'embraced' Ihe principle of 'com pulsion1 hy asking for thu power us President to ‘compel’ arbitra­ tion of disputes which thruulen the national safety," he said In hla prepared address “ Now, after Ihe great reunion on the loveseat at Columbia Univeralty, I reaped Ihe general's (Elsenhower's) authority on the aubjccl of embraces. But If he 'mpte what he said, he had not r™d what 1 said. s -M y pcotton'd Was, and la, that If Congreaa sees fit tu direct the President to intervene In ■ labor dispute, It should give him the authority In try, utnnng other things, to huve that dispute re (erred to arbitration “ I did not say he should he given the power to ‘compel' arbitratlun I recumniended a flcxlbil Ity ol procedures, all built around ttu> mediation process to replace ISI present re*iulrement that In all of these cases thu collective bar gaining process be stopped dead by a court order " Elsenhower last Wednesday told the AFO convention that a major difference between his view* to­ ward labor ond Stevenson’s, was that Stevenson favored compulsion and he didn’t The Democratic candidate's ref erenre to the "loveseat" at Co iunibla University obviously was tP th e harmony meeting between IUh IIsm S Oa r>M Cn i I ______ EatablUhcd 1U0S VOLUME XLIV Taft-Harlley oAct Again Hit By Stevenson V a 3 Billion Dollars Is Assessed Value Of Florida Property Gay’s KupurL Shows $ l 1j Millions Pro­ perty Not Taxable1 t'H IC A tio '.e N ewspapers to da> (K'gan inquiring into handling ol cam p a ig n binds 1 1 1 behalf uf liov Adi ui E .Stevenson, Demo eratie presidential candidate The Chicago Daily News, under a headline saying "Adlal s aides i'ut Rite' oil 1 , 0 0 0 (Iritis." said "liov Stevenson's aides kept a list >d more th an I out business corporation* and s t a ir suppliers wliu were solicited tor cam paign hud expense funds." llie Chicago Tribune, under a hi ailing "Hlevetisun Uses Fund Raised for liovertm r R i c e . " said Sunday th at "m oney raised m lilt inns as a 'personal bind' lor liov .Mevensoll III Ills hid for a second term as governor now is being used to pay fur Ids cam p a ig n for mi- presidency, it was adm itted Iasi night The Tribune quoted \V Donald Forsythe, form er dowuslule earn paign m a n a g e r lor Slevcnxoii when Stevenson was running tor gnver Oni lull Forsythe could nut tie li-achcd imiueuialely lur eiimiiienl on Hie leports Mevensim wa* cam paigning in New Yolk and was mil available iiuiiiedtalcly fut eomineiil llie T ribune said In Huh iikj.ig Hie cash much ut il raised through pressu re mi slate employes Stevenson has di vciged from his announced liilen bun to turn H over to the Stale Democratic Central C om m ittee " th e Cincinnali E nq u irer tmluy In u special story from Chicago, reported thut a " p e r i u u i l fund" raised by llllmus stale employes t, . b a c k K ltw i i u m 's guvermiy «ac> T A L L A H A S S E E .P Ihe us Vocational talks were set von nl the Koti.rv luncheon today hv M. Nixon, Renuhllcun vice presi­ sussed value of taxable properly Robert I*. l.aMont, cattleman; dential camlluate. had used uti in Florida Is over three billion Jack (Irccn, certified public ac­ tin.235 'trust fund.' cunlrltmted hy dollars, ail increase of 101 million countant: ami William Hush, a group in California, tu help pay over lust year ('nliiplruller (' M d a y 's tabu­ farmer. They were Introduced hy his expenses us United States sen lation* uf iepulis from iky oi the Clarence Redding who had charge alnr " of the program. The Times drew 11* conclusions slate's in enuiilies -how taxable President Hoh Harris welcnnicil in Urn first uf a series of surveys properly assessed al U.lH'OOu. Icto the club as new meinlwr* City nil the progress made hy (Inv m*i If Ihe two missing counties Manager Thomas Iwmon who wa* Adlui E. Stevenson, the Democrat Franklin ami Culllcr are about introduced Uy.lL It. Coleman ami Ic nominee, ami 0«n Dwight D the same us Iasi year it will IhmisI , was used for his presidential earn T. K. (flene) Tucks r, who was ln- Elsenhower, the Republican IlDml Ihe stub' tulal lu a leeoril $:i 200 pnigii tan,two. trnduced by Charles Morrleon. The Cincinnati Enquirer also nee. The cow business contribute* In add Him i. the stale lu - such minted I'nrsyHie. a Springfield in Recanting the Nixon Incideit. about half of Ihe total meat In­ Ihe Time* said' luinTuXahle pK.perly a- exempted •tiraiue mail Forsythe is now dustry which is Ihe second lino ampaign m aoagei (oi l.l tins "Such reaction as was received liumesteads valued at tl i'll i « » i <iherwoiMl r*t in the United Slates, Mr. I.aK Ibxon Htesensnn's 1**1. lip I d million uml rellgimis munl lohl the Itotniinns due o-tl was distlucllv iiufui liable, and re educational and charitable prop uei essiit as eaiiiltdale tor gover of every six people employed m ganlcd as likely In hurt the chan ‘ eity nor Ihe United States is enyage.l in of election of both dcnerol F.isen Attempt* to leaeli Fitrxythe to Only dadsil.-ii ami DeSulo ('mill some wav or uther with the meat bower and Hmialoi Nixon, if Ho- ties had lower valuatiiius lb.au a xpringbetd and St land* for com latter eunlliuieil mi the Hrpuhli industry, he said. rea r ago Dixie t'oouty made llie iiis'Ul on llie report* were mil sue Hales uf meat in this country can ticket " ... ........... .................. biggest percentage of gam. mure lessln l immediately The Tillies said Hie (it)l' had anmunt to more than the sale* of obtained "apparently good r e s u il - I [ban ^doubling its assessed v.doo The Chicago Daily News story the U. 8. Steel Corporation, in some seething" with use uf III Hon to $3,23Yooo The lax asses quoted William .1 McKinney, a “ *“ .........Bethlehem Sice], (iencrsl Electric statu purchasing agent of "Ihe nil's* In Waslillil! sor explained hr pushed asses, former alnl several uthci large corp.nn- Issues mrut* up In luu per ccul ol cavli who said lie compiled a monthly Ion" and "Time for u change " linns combined, Mr. Lamonl point­ list of firms doing business with And. it added, there are itid' value, ux the luw provides ed out. The nieut industry vvas llie stale, and Ihut copies of these Dalle County's taxable valuation cations that the "Democratic »h> said tu he the economic foundation lists weie supplied lo i former til trj:i million dollars aeemmis for guns. 'We never had it so good' of iiiunv such cities us Chicago, i seeubv e assistant of Hievensun, 31 per rent of Ihe stale total and 'Don't lei 'em lake H away.' HI. Louis, Omuhu, Kansas City, now dead, J a m e s W Mulrny, ami I'inellas County Is second in vul hove been effective among many Denver, Kissimmee ami Arcadia. nations with nearly :i(M) milium ‘icurge W Mdcliell, former stale voters Contrary to popular belief beef Duval is 2fU million. Hillsborough rino in-.' director MeKlimey was quoled us saying lirices ut the present time are not 23.1 millun, Hrnwiird 11H1 million high, he continued ns compared I'alm Reach 117 million, I’olk C.i I know Hie list was used to put with previous prices ur the present Col. Howell Named mllliun, Yulusla 1*4 mllliiin and Es me tali on the boy* for cam paign - oiitrlhiHluii* Some vendors used prices of other funds. HLeaki were eumhla Ml million come In me uml lell me how selling at 5U cants n pound in |t)'J7 Intelligence Officer Alt other counties ale under Ml iomuch they kicked In They fig lie tecnlled, ami tiiev now sell for million need II would help lliem get Imsi II .00 which he declared Is nut as WITH THE -ir.TII INFANTRY The I axil hie properly Includes lies*. much as uther price* have gmic DIV. IN KOltFA- I t Col. < Ilf "T hey luld me ol cimirilmting up. Alsu, he added you get mure furd W. Uowi'll of Hsnford, le- 13.Hii .oismxki iii real estate t7on food value out of l.eef than al­ i-enllv was named intelligence uf- M’tl.ixw tangible personal property illOMIlls from lino till to Ui.lKIU $X17.H3H.DUO railroad and tele most any other kind of fund, ever let these reported donaliims fleer for the -With Infantry Divi­ amt graph property oiflutmce rue in placing orders " Mr Hush said that lie lias great sion ill Korea. Heal estate values increased tin McKii.uey was not avadnldc no confidence In the future of Flor­ Ills wife Claudia Is tlie dnugh • I ..nllMsea on l 'a „ t ta il ida agriculture and in the tu ■ ter of llr uml Mr*. C. W. Hha. millions, personal property ID mil lions and railroad and telegraph yeats he has been engaged In kelfuid, i'aiiauia City. furming he has found It an ex­ Before going uverseas, Col proiwrty ftLOuu citing and challenging occupation. Howell graduated f r o in t h e He pointed out that fanning is Army'* Command ami (ieneral unique In this section quite dif­ Staff College at Fort Leaven ferent from uther pail* of tho worth, Kas. lit fought lu Europe during country in that the mill Is poor ami has to he fertilised exten­ Wurld War II and wears the sively, the firmer* themselves do Rrunse Htar Medal *n.l Combat HORDENTOWN, N .1 "We're going lo do mir best to Mill* manual labor because uf tho Infantryman Radge. ke«p the whole family together, large labor pool here, ami there is raise them a* best we can " very little to do in the sunintor Funeral services for three year Weather months. With those words two young old (leorye Chnrle* Smith, who brother* with families of llielr own Farming her* Is the last fron­ was drowned Saturday In Host l1talle plans today to bury their tier of agricultural free enterprise, l* k r near th»j Han Orlo Club an» p.jrenU who were killed in on auto he declared, pointing out that High Hip Orlando Highway, will km held A«aeldenl and care for their nine there are no aubildlvt, no allocs Asheville 19 75 afternoon at 7:00 .clock y,,unger orphaned brothers and Done, no restilctlont un the use Cleveland 48 01 Thuradav 04 at Ihe llrlsxon Funeral Home with ' t, | " ’ of water, and so far only such Los Angeles 83 01 the Rev. W. P. Rrook" officiating (jr| m lm | «|ry eyed, Thomas Con governmental Interference as Is New Orleans 81 71 Ihirial will he in Evergreen C*me aJ ai ;j|l|(,„ of |hp I#|nl|y beneficial. New York 70 87 Mr. Ureen outlined the work of Washington 88 ,,1,11,1 m i,,.,I o ,i,lr.«,v ,1M l1 Benjamin, Ihe next nltiest al 77 The child was missed Habmln) made Ihelr vow* near the quiet an accountant and described him Jacksonville 83 73 at murnlng after being aeen In Ihe ‘lane where __ tu_,.............. aa an In-batween man between the Miami their parenl* inct death 80 84 company of six huya who were ownera of a business and his ere- Tallahassee Saturday. 19 71 swimming In the lake, according to dltora aa wall aa belw*«n the John Conger, 47, and his wife Ted flreer, owner of the Han Orlo lametta, taxpayers and Uis government. 39. were killed lu an auto Ctuli, who notified Htate Highway Dr. K W. ituprecht announced Patrolman It- D. Harrison of the accident. They left 11 children, HCARLKTT O'HARA tCeetleoeA O a P a a e K e sri ranging In age from 21 un down (o NEW YORK UH - There’s going fad at 11:0(1 a m. It was believed hy Ihe (toys that lo montha. to b« a stag* version of "(lone Thomas and Henjatnln both are Bolton Rite* Held With tha Wind," Margaret Mil- the child mleht have wandered Into marrlet' and live in their own best telling novel that did the woods. Heveral boy* from Ups- homes not far from their parents' Sunday A fternoon achcll’i tO-million-dollar movie buslnca* stlhcrry, however, began diving olaln clapboard house. Benjamin Stephen* brother of the Into the lake in a search, and one ha* a imalt son. Funeral aarviara ware held at lata novelist,Mitchell, announced yesterday of them, Don Nell, sighted the Benjamin told a reporter he and t 9:70 p.m. that David O. SelinJck will produce body. Alice Bolton, Meanwhile, with the child still Thomas would like to find * farm ­ Ihe abow aa a Broadway muilcal house large enough so they all home at 009 under the title "Scarletl O'Hara." missing at 1:00 p.m., Mr. Oreer could live together. had renorted the tact to tho Bherit would be cheaper, they raid, Iffa office, Patrolman Harrison brought adding that between them they CITY COMMIBfilON back Poll*# Bgt. Bill Horne whu earn only $109 a week and their AM number of complaint* ___m ___ P1* . , regard brought the body up out of 19 feet father left Util* or no fund*. Ing nolay sound trucks will be con of water, Official* wore unable at alderod at tha meeting ol tho City the time lo locate the parent*, Mr. MASONIC MP.ETIN0 Motion tonV/ht at liOD o’clock. and Mr*. Charles Smith. Monroe Chapter No. IS Royal Manager Tom Leaon laid In addition to tha parent*, the Arch Maaona will hold It* reg­ child Is survived by seven brothers ular convocation Tuesday evening after* scheduled Include and sisters, Ruth, Jackie, irxrin, at Masonic Hall, It wait announc­ .^t on the hiring of audit- Edith Mae, Blesy, Philip and Tay­ ed oy High Priest A. F. Ramivy maka up tha audit on tho lor. today. The Past Master degree ' acceptance or rejection The child waa bom Jan, 99, 1949 will be conferred at 7:00 o'clock, on FhilUpa propcrtjw, a t Detroit, Mich. The family came followed by tha Moat Excellent her* from Jkckeonrille eeveral Master degree at 8:00 o’clock. ihi ago, a f o f and a a live la a trailer All Royal Arch Maaona ara remonths B o « lU k is queatod to attend. Barents of Eleven Children Killed Funeral ServiceaTo In Auto Accident Be Held Thursday For Drowned Baby itihtvaxvL-- Senator’s ( 'ampaiirn Is Kostponcil j-’encliiik K\planatiun Of t ’liai'K*' ’ To IVopIo lit* Wuh Saving F«r A ‘Fine’ Tinu* I I % I \* K H I 1.1 V |H» \ It l» L |s | \||u \N | K S I *I :t |A L I" I n 1!!, M n i it Ii t 1 1, l l H i t him *■i |»u til 11 II iH lM iiril til* <l<i) tf ir Ih h I ihm p4t h lir .il i'o n lin * vi*ts% $1%i*r li i % vtitinlm ! mail* .1% he poit 1illiil ih** I r m u a ii a h m in in lr* > thii» in .» In k ||i * s iiip •tinr h u m l\f i il ii i k k . U H io iiifh hi« ,i 1 (MillliehiiiH hriniKthi O h m i <1 .1it eu rli «li»|i i l i 'l i n I m11Mf N |iHi|q ut im ivn t 4i 4 r i S f ii K ti'li,in f M N 1\tin t m* 4*1*1114 lii e nf |n 11 i ie it 1 .i i m ' i I e i |ii'ii>e tn tM ir» 1tu* K i’jm h lt r in |H e v ile iitin l iit iin iiiiv iltil m il n ie llih n i Hie hm iitunt in ||,i% N jierf fii-w I \l K > 1 1 \ \ I I | | . I I,e h iM .il 1 tut 1111 MeiiMM$,iiit « hair* Ht 4 II G x l.n sM .11.lt 11 Kt |MihIt in Sen Hii haul \ i i i » n tm .n i r p l iiiU iai{ieiiNr limiii’ i in m i 4 itv«•111, •*f Men till 1 1 1 lit tu inn 1 1 *. Hut the A N I H O N T K O gC K T N IK I » al. he* f l u , ago poll, email W.dlei I'bllbn Hi* label e s . m m * . Iriinkf.d ..f lu.UK ................ licheN 1 |, ,i K m c k i i ha. been Healing s. otte, to ,i t e m s ‘ f'l.e unique ............ Xi kk i'■ diniuvvrvd sftwr llie ollhei tool .n i--.t,.i Kor K>n k i fur ill tv Him lm i s r oil III* wrung ililr of llie ,tieel i /»»!•*»NiiMu*44iI VuuuilpLutii» * ||* IIia ww D •••mil 1 IH piihliv ,111 . h,11M U.ill r r •*«'»' n l n im in e iil un ll,e tu u f r u M - i i t m i i m I i i i i m (lie « « i •!* ( n u ll il ih* I h i 111 »• |»« e*>(i)eiil M U N »>ItK e .Ken Rn liaid Vivoii Uni.iv o i'l c ie d a hail hour oi hioud.-ust li m e i u e - d a v oiglil. -•aiinn: at n lo I S I on two radio | lietvvocks ami one television net vvoih I. ii lu - I , -1... i I lo Hie voters on tils (in.no es A Clay Democrats Allies Recapture llie li’lei i-| will lie over NIIl' and a slluuilalti-otls i .olio hniuil Tell Of Support East Korean Hill ca-l over I IIS alui Milto.ll The lolal n c l is experted to ton excess of Die Of General Ike In Rugged Battle, exact figure wool,| he dillicnlt to a — l - - Ku-urjjiuiuzution O (' ’Party In Florida Is Also Demanded U I I K E N C O V F ‘•PltlNCS IIhi- Clay <',iimlv Di-ouu i all. i ..in niltti'r ha- i oni,' mil ho j , | m 'oppolt >q tin' lliq.utdu-au pic-i ih'ittiai tnkcl ut t,i*ii Dwiglit Et xt-nhow.-r and S'li llo liard Nixon And Hu> niiuuillh-i' a -k - a re oigaiiDatlon ol tin- Di'inuri all. Parly oil a state It-vi-l after (he Niivemtu-i eleelino m Hie foruia lion of a new party Il called Hie Democratic pros! - dentlal lunninee Adlal Sleveuxoo ellise associate ot Hie Uliscio pillnils Full Ileal lioteaurracy and sueli tadicaU as Alger Hiss, a con victed perjllrel " II iulieled Sen John .Sparkman, the vice piesi di'llllul noin.iii-e fioiii Alabama, a " F a i r Dealer who lias sold Ills Inrlhnghi for a mess of puii.igc " The I'niuinlHee resolution, passed Saturday night also suld "Recogmriiq! Hie fact llial at. on holy alliance of non Deium iuls have seized control of nur Demo ciatlc Parly nalloo.illy. vie te spectfully nige " l l i u l llie Dciinnrals ot *lay I i ounly, following (lie general elec ? ^ O. I , , Jo 'K n lr i'.i , H D lt u ,,„ . i l C l r i •J * I L 4 . Fire Reported At Ed HitfginH Terrace Fire, caused by a cigarette, dam­ aged n lied ami mattress In A part­ ment 71, Edward Higgins Terrace early .Sunday morning, and tiromen, arriving al H:(MJ o clock, found Dm tied ablate. Mr*. William Sharp, tenant In the apartment, said thut she hud gone tu slvep with a cigarette in her hand, and waking up lu the night, discovered that It had burnr<i a hole In.th* mattress, accord­ ing to Fira (ihlcf "I. N. Cleveland. Mrs. Sharp, he Added, told him that she had domed the burnt spot on the mattress with water, and apparently satisfied that tho fire was out, had gone lo a neighbor a apartment to sleep, a* her own bed was too wst for that purpose. Returning to her own apartment shortly after 8i00 a.m., Mr*. Sharp discovered that tha mattress waa on fire, and notified the Fire De­ partment. Damagv waa mostly confined to the bed, raid Chief Cleveland, and walla of the apartment were imaked up somewhat. 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I lu* i 1.4 illn i ir t u n f k is «*x peak iiui Bicaxi nf Hu- I'.imldimv I i“tl It* M i'l -i ll f l l r n V r i fl.ftriril fnr In a NuiHi Kmc.,ii Kill.iii,m m ,, tin* liii 11 tliiiii mi I Ilie Huhi.il lief 4 id k |M i h,)|'s ,i * inn h Pll'daiill liatlli* Ilt.il in ulinl I hr t .tilliff III,i rfhilnt eiill^lit -IlifI ,lf Ill'll pl,-xsl||,- In,m Hi,* 'll i • illl|' t»Kf» •|M* l»S hlN vvi'xlcrn ftoni In III,| i x|irii’r Infill hinkr iiff his D N l.iliic nl* fauxli'd iwicc i Uifnnl \V< In n tup h iii|mr,inK u ith ( ' ii m m i u n - l M i i ; - i and Hu- tn p ’ »'iit lii'li the pei* •Ills ,|fu lll< III Ii I ml ,| hi i •i aptin,-,l U N i l l ill Ail I-u i . , ii'pui|,q| four uf ilu- Rtixxi.n, tiuilf plane* dUUIUgl-il Etli- Salin-N IViTC flylllC prnli'ctlvi' c o u t fin ,,tIn-r plain's attacking a luciitnutivi- .i.u-kx ami rail tiunii'lx I he An 1 in n- al,,i ..nit a gun c a m e r a film slunvid .. MR; K-icil ax d a m a g e d .Sunday va .uluallv pinbalilv di'xliuyt'd 11 . 1 lai-cil the Sunil,iv lo g In fm r M li;, destroy ml one probably dexlruyt’d and sis dulliagi'd Alin'd fiilnlhuve drxliuyt'd ai lca-1 M M K i­ turn of IU12. to cither cooperate ln Siipli'inlii'i with any sincere effort to form u new patty, or reorganize the Deni ucrtitle I'aity of Florntn ax a com­ pletely Independent parly, iii up position lo auv nationally con­ trolled parly which due* net ad here lo sound Democratic prllicl pie*, m order to save American cuusHluHomd government uml stop the present trend to sia'iullsm and eventual lotulilai lim dictatorship " Tile re soli 11loll asserts Hie Demo erotic1 National Convention at Chi cagu "was controlled hy Harry S Truman ami sell-appointed lalmr leaders, radical minority groups and political busses, none nf whom are true Jeffersonian Democrats " It also says Ihe national plat form "Is Ip direct conflict with the olficial platform adopted hy this runmittlvf and u similar plut form adopted by Hie Stale Demo eratie Committee " in pic ‘ I infni Hit il (,«|1 | j *t iihow er List niuhl in .i hlf|ihiiiH' runver ‘Phi'll ill 1114 tll'ItNltdi Nunn ti<M in'44 mi ll 11•ft‘i i nu' In Hu* .lilil Tn* I Hi1m 11‘li‘SI mu pliitlN PCI Id'll Hi,111 III,,it '44il Si II'M" limltrl 44-i v h ( h »ml!i ITn' -»f11,iImn It 44,i I111DM'Tllti‘1V Liken 4 V i liidUi Jfiihi dlmii lli.il l'i'd<nhi)44i*i Tl.i tlidhlt'l In ‘l.iH'l I»v Ivh \ 1‘ im: I iihhlhi! m ite ti:»% iHilvIeiiil nl Tn u *d tlie $H mm nn his U M ,icMiii'il t mu iminiMii (ml tniinp him ami mil fid |*fi Nidi,if pt nl if \ ii $»i*<ta*$ li ki'.l w'.iilln'l Nu un . tiiiu'UiMVihi'iii "miMiis you a ir si.ivtittc' ’ I ti-ii mi nii'i I knEi imI In tun fitnii* tin* 14uit " Ntxdti 11jihi'il **I hit*-* if ini'in 41m .iii* iviihiiii •nit nil 11*« lifkel "I li.iki* no (inllu*r foiniiu'iit,'* Sunday * air hiilHc* also pro duci'd America’* b'otii pq n c t.'api l(nhiu*on Hisncr, Oklahoma City uklu Maj I'ri'dcrick i ilti'ssc, lop Jet a i c in Korea with eight Mltiy says pilots set tlie new ii'i'nrd tic cause "we have run into MIO-i uluiusl every ini--inn tin- month " III* •Mill He dlxv l.iinii'il fcnowli'ilge of any \t\iin -".ini in lit*4 shiii'inrnt tilt! new "gimmick ' ile-igned io tm filler! I*i i r|MMter * plnve the Sable'* jH'rfonmance “ In lim* 44nii iiiv mnvkfiDii that II was aimomiceil III tYushiugfoii (lie tinlli in Hu* best aiiHWer Imtli I I ilH lillg fil |»|| I'N g r k -H f $l iMilliiuril (Hi l*n|&r four I Newsprint Takes Another Price .lump COOSA FINES. Ala (T> 1'tKiia River Newsprint Co today un iimmceil :m increase uf |1 In per Inn fnr newspilnl, effective Nov I This lifted Cisisa River’s price to 112110 per ton Vice ('resilient It M Watts said ill a teller to ciistimiers: "At nur recent directors iiiv ing, II wax decided we could not confinin' lo absorb rising cults much lunger " PLANE CRASH WEST MEMPHIS, Ark nW-A let plane piloted by Marine Copt L. E. luivette crashed Into a cot­ ton patch iicur lilnck Fish Lake. Ark., Sunday loivette was nut In' Jured. L'apt. laivelte was on a cross­ country training (light. He was atone a I tho time of the crash The cause of tho crash was not known. However, it was preceded by a "fiameoul", comparable to the motor stopping on an automo bile. CHIEF HACK Pollre Chief Roy 0 . William* was back on duty this morning, following a three weeks' vacation during which Capt. Roy Tilli* served as acting chief. While In Sarasota, Chief Williams visited tha police department, h* u ld . Kosh liashomih Is Bi'inj* Observed By Jewish ( omnuinity Rpi'll Haslimisb. Die Jew islt New \crir, vvii- iipctn-d in'i'i* Frills y witb ri'liglmi* services ut the Community* ('enter. Sixteenth .Sheet anil Magnolia Avenue (Hiservaine of Die New Year foi llie Jevviill peuplu, NVIIt. Iieguu ut iiiulnvvu Friday and will eimclude uexi Mmi.lav at sundown. Services lor You Kitiper will lie ,'onducttfd Siimlnv at H "ll p m and Moudnv al 111:IK) a. m. Hervices Friduv were iinnluctcii tiv St ever I’ruvus, assisted liv li n k Kanuer and Crank Samllrr. Those interested lire invited to a t­ tend regular rallgious service* at H:(10 p. tn. Friday. Koxli llustiuliuli, Is iliffcrvnt In atmosphere from oilier Jewish 'e s ­ tival*. In all oilier festivals, ihe spirit I* one of exalted joyfulnes*. Tlie exnltatiun of Rush Hashonah ha* no traevs of ioy, for thar.e are profoundly serious days, with u feeling of the heavy moral respoosihilitv which it pula on alt, Rush Haihonah bears no ralatlon to natur* nor to any historle •vent In the Jewish past. It W the Jewish New Year, hut In contra* with the New Year of other peo­ ples, It U greeted not with noise, but with a serious and eontrita htari. �0 * r : that Senator Mi thing morally ii liflcfan of the Florida of Agriculture] H. 8 THE SANFORD HERALD P tf * I Monday, Sept. 31, 1931 Tne Sanford Herald Jm» Mo*Ik ............................ r k , * a w»*tk* ........................ a.** t i e M eats* ......................... *<X1 W tw r ■ ...... ._ 1 n o s A i r * k l |* a r v »«ilr**, e a r l * af rkaafeu, - • • a l a l l a a * a a* a e H ra a a t e e te r S a la a u a S In r t s * r n r p a a a a l nrialaw fe e s* , rrflt S* » » • » * •* Sat I I sswalar **»»,rl*t*o rata*. THE OTHER HIDE OP THE RECORD G. O, P, Vsralen of tha Hlavensoti-Hparkman Campaign Hong "DON’T LET THEM TAKE IT . AWAY" l#'re alttlng on a pot of gold rom mink* anil fr**«*r* that we sold Don’t let them take It away. Wa'vt got our "0 years of loot Lamar. O'Dwyer ami Hiss In hoot Don't let them Ink* It awav We've got the higgi-it drill III history What we spend Is still n mystery Don’t lei ilu-in lukr It mVay. Wr worst to tret more tux Take the shirts tight off ymn hark* Don't let thru) Juki* It nwny. We try to apanil wlint wu ran't lend You're never going to see the end Don't let them tnke It nwny. Wt'r* liusy Inndlng payrolls now To try and win tills thing smitewho Don’t let them tnke It nwny. W* trlril to grnli the hlg steel milt And ndd them In our 1-Ydeml tills Don't let them tnke It away, We've gnt you on our sucker list For four more years of greedy fist Don't let them take It nway. Yalta waa not our faulta, sn-o-n-o Don’t let them take II They want tn take It fLEAKE DON'T LET, THEM f HAKE IT AWAYI (From the Monrovia, ( allfnrnln Newt-Post) ? Last week’n highway Accident, In which one person wis - t* Injured, and which three ambulances rushed the victims to the tVrrinlrl-Laughton Memorial pita), only to fli«c»ver thnt there were no AcconmuxutL/.if, there for them, nerves ngnln to emphasize the desperate need of this community for a new hospital. The ultimate consequences in this particular incident were not nn tragic an thoy might have been. One of the ylctimn would have died anyway. One of them was a Marine who was taken care ol at the Naval Air Station. Two of them who had to be sent to the DeLand hospital managed to survive the ordeal. And the four who weje not hospi­ talized at all were at hint reports getting along all right. Hut If our prenent hospital could not provide for the vic­ tims of such a minor mishap as this, what would It do if a really serious catastrophe occurred? Only last week a bug load of school children was hit by a train at a grade cross­ ing In Pennsylvania. Throo children were kilted and 46-)n* jtired. They were rushed to a nearby hospital where they were given emergency treatment and put to bed. They all recovered. t¥V We have been extremely fortunate in.this.community during the past 25 years, while our present hospital has been utterly inadequate to meet the needs of a progressiva community, that we have had no major accidents of this kind, or any large epidemics, that would render this com­ munity virtually without any hospital at all, but we have had Innumerable Instances at various times when otto or two patients desperately needing attention could not be given a bed nt the hospital. Hack In 11)38 when the peoplo hero first voted In favor of a county bond Issue to build a hospital, the existing facilities were wholly Inadequate. Then the city whs.suffer­ ing from the effects of a big depression, half the houses in town were vucant, and parents who had babies wondered how they were golqg to feed them. If we needed a hospital then, how much w orse do we need one now I We don’t suppose there is anyone today who would deny that such a need exists. Hut there may be somo who would question whether a new hospital is worth the cost. To them we say, suppose it were you who, battered, bleeding and dying, were rushed to the Kornahl Laughton? And they did not have room to take you In? Would a new hospital be worth the cost then? Sanford dues need a nuw hospital. If wc cannot get It one way, wo must get It another, but get it we must. B I D I N G F O R T H E V O T E R 'S F A V O R member* of.togTM ».Aad.« rf the executive atonci*i, I by judge*, admiral*, MM f fv w raMnnel party offletsU II; JAMES-MARCO.T uoiuif tiave Tnctuded BoyRT But Sen. UUUkla,,Cobrt WASHINGTON iff -r.S sa . Nlxoa prbUcan, called the m «lf*| might not be in fall present situa­ tion—h*vln* to expiate lbs 111,000 fupd donated by fellow Californ­ ian*—If Congress lias listened to e r r r hall n u t President Truman and Sen. Morae, NEW BRITAIN. Coon. # Oregon Republican, more than a wrecked a number of.onto year ago. two court rooms la Nm f-0 They suggested Congress pass a irj-atn ry city ban Sunday law requiring members of Con­ Damage, estimated by. gress and all other government John, L. SulUvan, at from employe! receiving s salary ol at to lioo.ooo was confined to least 19,000 or 910,000 a year to dltfon to Um 77-vtar old list In a public record any other structure which, assigned’ Income or flaanetal help* . . lath Stanford White, notod If Nixon had had to ltat Urn 111,000 collected for him tor po­ litical purposes, lhere would bo no m w i or surprise now ha the (net that the fund axtatad. This public record, at the sama time, would have provided Oen. Eisenhower with more information about the man he picked as his running mate. Truman made hts suggestion Sept. 27, lost. In a m enage to Congress Morse h is been Intro­ ducing a bill for Ihs same purpose since 1947. Congrsis gave Truman the Sams treatment It has been giving Morse for five years: a good, chill. Al­ though they spend a iliahle amount of lima Invaitlgatina othar people’s financial dealing* and dleftouag th a n publicly, members af Con­ cymes mainly from dsposll tartar on the teeth, Whan ml) gress have shown small enthusiasm deposit* nr# allowed to fanalrt tor disclosing thslr awn. accumulate tha gun» Alar The President said the legisla­ and sue draWa away from tha VPto tion he suggested would prevent structure and the MAth loCsen. "improper conduct" and "unfound­ Tartar on . tho tooth *1*0 pfded suspicions " ducts ■ very bod brMtll. He stmt his m enage to Congress .Routine dental .ehiekuju are at the lime ■ Senate subcommittee of which Nixon was a member, was moat Important to health and investigating charges of political oppoarance. Ktap An .ample Influence In governraeal loans. At aupply ef good dantal aids on hand. Purenaso them from a that moment tha chairman M J r i truatod drUggsst. man's Democratic party. William “ Boyle J r was hefnre lha comCopyright M. t This la IX* Milk at a l«Ha* al inllteo. , K4ll*rt*1 M*«tlM**»kl* **#•*»The President said (he public loo fa this paper a*afe work. record on Income and financial help should be mad* not only by dJx-J?,w y Better Health Death rates among thu aged have dropped substantially during the last 20 yours, Metropolitan Insurance Company reports. Hot ween 1030 and 10-10, tho death rate for women In I he United States fell 25 pori'cnt in tho ago group 61 to 74 Years, and 20 percent at 75 to 84 years. Men of tt4v*nc"d ago also showed a drop in mortality, hut not as large. Particularly significant, tho Metropolitan ndda, la the fact that nearly ull the gain* have hqen made since 1088— thnt Is, in tho period following the introduction and develop­ ment of tho sulfa drugs and later ot the antibiotic*.. ✓ Improved methods of treatment have reduced the death rates In the Of! to 84 ago group fy-om alt the principal causes -twtho principal carillovnscular-ronalaHscaaea, cancer,' pnoumonlfi and influenza. In addition, progross has been made In reducing I ho death lull from accidents among old peoplo. Puih button warfare ii *11 light Tho pnoumontn and Influenza death rate dropped 60 Just (n long at the enemy doein’l percent among men anil 76 percent among women at ages |*l hold ol die hulloni. 66 to 74 between 1060 and 1648, tho latest year for which compnrnblo data nro available; oven at 76 to 84 the reduc­ H»ve you hern hut In the n*w were 61 and 04 percent, respectively. Wynntwuod nihdiviiimt yel) Dial**tio n s Recent Improvements in the death rate from the carone of Sanfoid'i nrwot and moil dloviiHctilur-reiud diseases have been especially large among attractive residential area*. women, further increasing the excess in male mortality from these diseases. For example, whereas the dcatfi rate The town of Invctncii U holding s referendum to decide whether In at ages 66 to 71 was 20 percent higher for males than for liv e the Florid* Power At Until Co. females in 1630, the difference was 60 percent In 1048.. The trend of mortality from cancer shows an even greater sex difference; for men tho trend haa been deftaitffS#n*ior Holland ple«d» fpr unity upwnrd since 1630 in tho 66 to 84 ago range. For women, 4n on Florid*'* Hood control project'. improvement Is evident In the doath rate at 86 to 74 years, CUlting unity on * project like th*l and at ngoa 75 to 84 the rates have been fairly stable.,, W a* bad aa trying to unicramble "It appears likely that further progress will be made in reducing the general death rate nmong the aged In our •*■*- 6____ ■ ______ country," the Metropolitan adds. "For one thing, the con­ Ramamber (he "M irada D ay" wa trol already achieved aver thr Infectious dlseuee enidrAi had hare In Sanford a few yean that in thn years to cohio a decreasing proportion of pedate o), W ell, they had on* down in entering the older ages will have serious orgknls Impeirauehula the other day. It w ai ments of infectious origin. ,y reported to hav* batn quit* a mo­ "At tho enmo timn, medical care tind public hetl1 facilities are Improving In quality and are spreading into 41) The old Grain Tr«# Inn. a land­ arena of tho country. Official and private healt agencleg dre mark in Daytons for nearly 50 giving ndtled support to health education, community pro­ years, ii baing torn down to make grams, and medical research: nqd,the rapid growth ,of,vol­ way for progrett. tn iti place will untary hospital, surgical and niddlcal-care insurance to en­ to CMltructed a leriei of modern couraging largo numbers of people to glye early attention to their aliments, when they are generally moil amenebl# to Attractive itor* building!. treatment. , , , , , . Speaking of Governor Byrne* "Ail these developments should help men end women to coming but for General F.iienhowtr. survive to extrema old age. This means, of course, that the !ht Timaa-Union aayi, "Hit forth* problems of our aging population win become more intensive ight daemon to vola for General and challenging." Eittshower will encourago many tid ie s t to abandon blind pgrtiianihlp and vote according to their S k rifo rd F o r o n ■ fuiKjaatentot. principles." Another Aromiaent imitherner who hat re* tenlto.cbmo qut for. Eiaenhowar u Douglau Southall Freeman, Richatond, Vs. newipapar editor, and author bf "R. E. I-ee’ and "Lee'i » Avenge "little woman" wathet 6 tom of difthe* i yetr? Do y6uf want to end it til — peacefully, kygienlcally... and Economically? Then get her an automatic electric dishwasher now, Did you know electricty is 46 cheap now,* that a penny will dp the dishes for three meali for an average t orida family? N o kidding„M><wnd4rfill NO T U R N .... V v , i Not undtraUndable, .v 1 *1 * il , id> -. rf f,»f v b’-ru prauura to boar again*) !•;«’. id, I proucution nf wat* on rS d- no Tho Senator didn't tod doaa asytbiag ’tr, ltoy war* later ed guiUy tad paid a fjyrn 1 Ic^hvr. j j 1.’tv*1 1 t J 1»>j Iffijt k-'nT U rt r .‘J\ STj .V.. I W '3 .^7 9 Ml f t )» •1 VvVatp tv.v to »9V*k6 J w vt >ifltYjrylto ■'inrift^mfk lynTnUBMUaaeriiiiMamT --1f r w W 'f ,g ,Xs!tob?\ACA-iA- itoiltr?Jk*• ‘r't*» *411 , •: w m m '«:'llM.f,r‘f,OVV-TViv• tr*l 1 �-1 Social A n d Personal Activities Home R ites U nite Couple In M arriage Childhood Hints By DAVID TAYLOR MABKR A I* Education Brportrr Catholic Women To Hold Turkey Dinner TflR RANFORD HER \LD Monday. Sept. 22. 1952 Pag* 3 H . JA M E S G U T A G EN C Y Final pilin'* im* hnn*r r n m ph'ti'tl In a candlelight ceremony at the What the child Inn us at school fo r it t'li k*'V 11iiin•*t tu h« sjtufi home of the bride, Doris V ir g in ia PHONE 148 Wium ii * Willis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs ami how hr leuilis it me of ill *oi**tl hv the t ’ntli .hi William R. Willis of Sanford, she terest and concern lo must pai - t'hiti lu u tilth the inihli* h >n v it ft| Hit* fi l i l * >«41*t cf I he • hih l i m i r a i i i t slid Robert C. Hodges, sun of Mr ents. €» P I I F F i l l vs iIt he tu ht -.(I H> |»f L* i tl Hegiua C M Buike, who letued slid Mis. James It. Hodges, alio Ixora Circle Holds of Sanford, were united in mat t event Iy fiom the Nm to il. City t h r VViiiuiih’s t *1i»l* h n ii'h n ^ at 11f» 812 KAK.T m i : i ‘ i hi 1.1 Covered Dish Lunch Mage on Friday at 7:30 p.m. school system n- ussucinte supet 1 1Elk Vi i'll Ul" %%It 11 «' 1 \ L11tC tu hi' Nuptial vows were spoken Intciideiil alter ,V2 veins’ seivice, if in ut t‘ '(Hi |» lit unit tin* ilinnri IMIONK 7H th is m o r n in g A covered dish luncheon was MONDAY Friend* of Gtorge Maffett will against a background of white has prepured a 24-pugc booklet rommitt***’ ♦hut efforts tin* hi too nut.l** t■■■ held by the Ixorn Circle of the mums and gladioli in white pedeswhich is bring distributed T . n o ^ >1 . ■1* The Seminole Baptist Associs- Sarifp'il Jlar.iJcn C|i.ih «•> .C-lJay nt. reifret to loom that he ha* W t '(f t Y * uTTful ■hii u('i at l a ,k c ta , ju r iu o r .iJ r tF v r “pc.. * k - 11'1 in '»rif.Ti" l'1' " . T . H. JA^tKN (i l ( "* JAMKS II. GL’7 ■*.**T -J. r i T i—U <fl;l '>.1 • tu* VulVi kK Tftv vV i'd** l'O b '.'.1|-( ..f »*.. » , .[j m p.m. ut the tiiirden Center. md burning white tapers in cathc these six most fieqtni.'' tv,'n | Assoc. an Associations! Sunday Seined ' *1.00 r o n t r ih i i tr i l to tin «■lint«l» hull.I During the short business session N. C. for examination. dial candelabra The double ring questions: planning meeting in the first Bap the resignation of Mts. Janies TerIlie fillli I ceremony whs nerfuimed by the I. Mhal is inrniil tu "readlMr. and Mra. Ben Currie and tilt Church of DeLand at H.tni p.m willeger as president was accepted A I'uillfilrti* itllilui w ith •b*»*>»<■t Rev W. P. Brooks, Jr. lies*''? The Sanford Story League Mill with regret and Mrs. Donald Jones children of Daytona were the week w*t»i The bride, given In marriage by A. Is ill) child Irillllilig tile 'k ill' -t fi*l c u f fr e will In* hold ita first meeting of the fall was elected tu fill the position end guests of her parents, Mi and her father, wore a tailored dress of reading, h i it log and niilhnir ♦h* t ni krv* hriiu* |>it | . i t i n | | v teaion at the Yacht Club ut S Pn HtJ’r-jes fur the occasion were Mrs. lieorge R. Wells. .Vli's f vt jviT t t i r o ' i ** r,i t *'t- m ss of beige faille, and a corsage ut ((r s p.ra. The public is cordially ir.vl*■*<! Mrs. Charles Vodoptch, Mrs. li. h. »*• ul»ti*iiu*.| f iuin Mi* i i ||, .it, ' j. U ut) child learning facts* Miss Mil.oe.; Miller left ,• 1 white orchids *'ht»|| lllflll ll**M|*lt I'll t,Y \ | l )- f J|t tv to attend. A urogram will lie pres Bishop Jr. and Mrs. Wight Kirliey. Ml . Call Batten -unfold. mu |, Why does my «hihl gl.ii ill .anted and reire.litnent* served ullal Mrs t «»' a11 |*i* h i t . . . Those enjoying the event were trrdav for llel.and to enter her Iron uf honor, wore a lwo-pleei srhiHil? Li* in* \ t tmhl, I.ufui.if .si Mrs. Kurlyle lloushotder, Mrs. Roy freshman year at Stetson Univer­ dress of brown and yellow faille, y 4all | h).jM r h||,| home' » TUKSDAY LAST TI.MKS TONIGHT sity uml her corsage was of white cai ,\rr ,(lr „ |,1M,|, .t ,11 tesih •him aittHt u f F \ S I I U \ %j \ t ||| The Training Union of the First Crven, Mrs. Buddy Angel, Mr*. h« f flit lit 4 *f| uf* t h f i«i * 4 |r t *| tu ||||| Baptist Church will meet in tho Frank 1.. Woodruff III, Mrs Junes, Clarence Clause left today for nations. Dun Batten served as be-t m> discipline? ulhi'i i*Intis. Hii* h»*mia* Iti| iiiiiitut*',| William uush, Mrs. W. II. She explains readiness II..iMrmcral Educational Building ut Mr*. Chapel Hill tu continue his stu­ "IBM for the groom. h i I hi* fVrtiitl^. Slemper, Mrs. Douglas Miens''om, The mother of the bride chose «A, (ll. t „ y„uhg , hdd mav 7:90 p.m. for their monthly visit­ Mrs. John ]|. Williams, Mra. W. E. dies at the University of North for her daughters wedding a d m * ..... , u, W1(||l to (l|ny ......... „ ltli Mu* f u l i i l i n t l f f ni char ir «* hi ation night. ♦h|*l|*S Mrs. Sv%|hi'| | 1hfl 4||iaI. Viiilen, Mrs. C, li. Klpiey, sirs. Carolina. of grey linen, and her corsage vra*, W (H.hll> ,mlwt. tl„,K The Unity "Truth" Class will Walter Meriwether, Mrs. L*. It. w M lrfonlhfrrd carnations. T »*• ur wuri| ^umev Wlu*n In* i-* i»*ndv ‘ loiinmin. Mm l» F llniluik.r! David Kuiil and Howard Crlssy uf meet at the Voider Hotel ut 7:49 Klrtley, Mrs. L. H. Johnson, Mrs. mother the groom wore a dress, , ,,|BV wl„, . h.l Mm K .1 Atiiiifiu, M»v j j* p.m. The Lord's Prayer is being It. W. Williams, Mrs. Fred lianas, left on Saturday for Demarest, lia. of navyofblue I h'l l< fihli* ki'l utul Ml* Itufutlis crepe, and her ro. j h |, ..... . w(), ............. „ studied. The public Is cordially In­ Mrs. Ralph Dean, Mrs. Tummy where they will enter Piedmont I Vn| f lull vited to attend these classes. "" a r a t i o n we. . he"ld Immediate *" l" ......... . ......... .... trip*, play Mero, Mrs. Blake Sawyers, Mrs. College. The Pilot Club will hold u dinner David Uatrhel. Mrs. Vndopich, Mrs. i V u ii. ” „ H„ T> acting uml construcllng .... del. IN M I M h i n (■netting In the Yacht Club at 0:30 Bishop and Airs. Klrtley. ul Mrs. Sandy Amiri mm visited brideV 'table w« avVrVald With a ..................... . «*>»> 11 .... p.m. S K. ,Nnt n uuit her sister. Miss Clare (ieurti, St. white linen cloth, and centered with w , ‘,lfaH*“ile'i ..." irs k d h " ..... .. 4 l e a l ill'll, Willi S . Ii.eiv smile, Petersburg, while the former’s a tiered wedding cake, topped with 1,r * * * “ • WEDNESDAY Mi«« Irene Greene a nd a wave id the tun, I, husband, manager of the Sanfoul miniature bride and groom, «ur- . / ,,r xh,rvthat ,! *■le-t-i "" The prayer meeting of the Von wundei>-d nit no I ' n k n o w i J Stute Formers Market, was at the rounded by greenery, Hanked with him bun- point First Baptist Church will lie at Honored At Supper laiul. tuilllY ill' Market Malingers Convention in white tapers In silve, candelabra *,low ,t"" ........... .. ,’"l“ 1:00 p.m. We will begin the study li* 1 ! I "U left U" h - i u l i , it | . hat.I l,i Af.er ’« short wedding.tr ip ,n o of "Progress in the Christian Miss Irene tlrerne, who has left Winter Haven Inst week. iimlii "land, couple will texide at «IJ P ark 'Ave •Ulhinal.c hetiei than duUli. n of Life1'. Visitors ore welcome. The to enter her second year ut The tll|(t In** UK** Mill i!U V4*111 ** Jtl »* " * can I help m i i ion,, j,., i o,. Training Union Executive com­ King's College ill King's College, I hi* a*itliui *%rii«in ■•M t u n e - l. p .,o.| t|,, „ | mittee of the First Ifuptixt Train­ Dels., was honored recently with a 18 Mem ben* Attend It t o i 0 "VVi* know tliiit Hit* N ing Union will hold its mmiihly supper party given at 0:00 p.m. by tt 1- know \ nn on 1 lull i ||41 If1V Officers Chosen For li And PW Meeting ,r ( tiirv i'lmii'i tu Irnrti nlid i*i «* I**hi h**i meeting after the prayer m eet­ Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Maffett. The 1at | etui it i.rtti'i will'll tlifhlicn mu ir;utv ' V v ing hour In the Chapel. Ware Bible Class tliut 1*4, iiihI iim* Wektva Hunting Lodge was the 1 Ill'S v*i m l ialnl New X * ,If ((Kill >Iu>||k f '“ 'M "tv |IIIi t»» If it in Ahout |H members attended a ® The Royal Ambassadors will setting for the occasion. VVIII’ N«l nil i'!tilrirtlii t*it* mttly tu l.iun recent meeting of the Business meet at the First llaptist Church 1 . t vv e V Those enjuyliig the evening with *1411 |- n lu OfflC 4*r» «*l«*i*t«*d fiir t h f t |u , ut tin* «um»' t o m '*■ mill On- : ITHOSDA V W10DNI0SI >AY at 7:00 p.m. .Miss (ireene were Mr. und Mrs. C. and Professional Womrn's club com ng y e a r at a h i r e l i n g of »he | , h i ld r e n a l e r e a d y ............................... ad U-f.u.vv«• 1i'*ii|vi' 1" d-. held at 7:1)0 p.m. at the Yacht u n i i i u : i k \ n im : ll.t (it .'I* 4’ and |l"‘!p nf 1In Midweek leaver .Service ut Cen­ W. Ilumil, Mr. und Mrs. J. N. ('lub. The meeting began with * < " . , ****. |tliry h i **ri'Aily t«. wnl«* uml nu ll 'An ♦ul VUtf kill'll tral Baptist Church at 7 :ui p.m Burdick, Mr. sml Mrs. K. V. Tur­ covered dish dinner. f-iiO MrUiiKlht { h u r c h h#ltl r** u , tu In u n iiiiih . i h i .I Sunbeams ■•'ttl meet at this lime. ner, Mr. and Mrs. Vlctur (ireene, Mi ■ ,S K N'.ttw..... centlv ut ( tin |*. in. U \V. Tyr**. |ulj m,|y f4jr tuudiiii' hut (hi uli Plans were made for a fuiiastu Allen Maffett, Wesley Hamit, in ^nlfiita, coiiilui’trd thr inert THURSDAY \di kinds of Iruniiiig." "Trey" (ireene and the host and party to he held on Oct. 4 with lug. proceeds to he donated to I lie The CL A.'s of Cential Bap'ist hostess. The following were elected I.. Chil.lren can .............. lead' lb l e t u i l o l v e y o u r charity drntul fund. This will inChurch will meet at the Church at serve: president, W. W. Tyre; vice w o ld c o o p e ra tio n >.t iml unde, a public affair. Plans were also 4:00 p.m. s t a n d w h a t it m e a n s H o w ev e t. Severe pallia caused by the veil-1 The Catholic Women's Club will out of u black willow spider are made for National Business .md president, Mrs. A E Moran; sec w hen chld teii live th e lib-n id ,-u Women's W e e k tetar v, Mrs Joe A*at ello; trea* o p e ta l io l i III I hi- elussi ooiit t-v W V aponsor a turkey dinner at the sometimes mistaken for symptom* j Professional P R O B L______ BMS ^S anford Woman's Club. Min Oak of appendicitis, suys tin- National ’ scheduled for Sept. UK through urer, P. II Wyatt. Mis* Ethel w o lk tu g to gillo-i lo decide clu-»' Ki»er wa* also named ** assist CART IN.N »| | I t I Mi -U n it I (let. 4. BOY WALL ^Avenue, beginning at t’.tnit p m Ceogruphlc Society. nut secretary. These officers wen lilies, t h e wortl In-gill" tu hwviftm; Hanford \t* pt, m | FRIDAY S A N F O R D * O R I A NTTVwl D O - H IG H W A Y installed In an Impressive eer" lent meiininu Dm- of the purposes „f cal 11 Haptist Young Men I'nrelit* me leiiiiittli-.l iti.it clul The Woman’s Missionary Union inoiiv conducted by Mr. Ware, who nuloniuhlle clubs was to overcoUil lias served as teacher of the ac .Ill'll leutll to spell tlftei tlo-v know of the First lluptist Church will antagonism of livery stable opera how to write The winds a child hold ill regular executive meeting tors who frequently liarri-d "horse­ Have Outdoor Supper live class since IH21.. Mr Tv»e announced that th< leu i ns to spell ale the Holds tluil at 3:00 p. ni. at the church, fol­ less carriages" from their pie )u- needs lo i-xpii-s* lu* idea* in lowed by the annual business mises. The Young Men's Bible Class of new officers ami committee rhalt meeting, The Insinuation of offi­ the First Baptist Church held an Ilian would meet ut McKinley Hall ' HHlmg Molds leiliucd lot li put ON Hept. 3,i III T IKI p. m. A silent I*"*'' »<•' not teadtly ............... cers fur 10.13 will tie conducted and The first large-scale coul minlne outdoor supper on Thursday ut Pi aver was offered for John A the him loin iold* young people will he installed to operations in the icy archipelago of .1:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Jones, lirother of Ashby Jones "Vour cliihl buills best nlm i t . various auxiliaries. A reception Spitsbergen were conducted in IPt.fi Mis. It. A. Howell Jr., H04 ('nlalina • f o r new members of the yeal will by an American, John M Long Drive. Wives und children were who disu|i|ii-uted recently aftei "'unlly Inc. the llnngs to I, > u ■1 •conclude activities. guests of the members for the en­ leaving Tyndall Air Force Buie at I’biy in ........ I, undet tin your. I'aunina City in un Aimv plane. , \ .-••••■andguidance of tin t. >■ in , joyable uccnslon. The class uiliourinsi at 7:4(1 p •- .''ally set.... * busine*. f„i .Ini Those present Included Herman you, child, pin) ■ in Morris, teachers, urul Mrs. Morris, in. to utlriul the showing of the dieti Im SEPTEMBKIt SUPKIt SPECIAL "'k' Through play In- h no* to Mr and Mrs. W. II. Stemmy ami film "Prejudice" ut H:0II p rn. in m k i|Ui*rttluru Hu MUtfti j.lriv In* Marty and Billy Stamper, Mr. and the church auditorium. Ahunt !IH> 1ltd« (lu* tin Wei * hr lut Im«it Mis. Charles l„ Lemon, Tim and members uml guest* were present 1loukititf fur lit* I n n im how r\ Red Lemon, Judge and Mrs. Doug­ to see I he film. Refieshmentts FOB SiM \IM ’ IIOiMF SEWING W illi: h k i . k c t io n o f f i . a v o k h las Stenstrorn, Pat uml Douglas were served al llie i-i-IH'luslon III jiKhkh hi** f n liiii'** H r I n n it- lu Mrt ultmi! w»lh u M u ih i II. h u IM Stenstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McKinley Hall. Mrs. R. T. War will* M. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. rvn was lu charge of decoralinn* f »oni ulliri''?*, II*- I n n m • TOMORROWS SELECTION OF PIEH Cook Jr., Mr. and Mr*. F. E. Hreck- and Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Roily and tlhrr** Thr *'huw, why. wluil'* uf milt enridge and three sons, Mr, and Mr and Mrs Jack llurney served APPLE, APRICOT and CHER BY ait an-1 hi all It an Mr*. Voile William* Jr. und son us huxtji und ho* Iesses for the inrlir, (cUs Nt‘4* util ■% |ia ■Iill f I uilf* nf (ourlm l tiiiun in (In* t*i««ii|*hh‘t Jimmy, Mr. and Mi*. Edward M. event. (Viiii'c* rut tig t h r niin itin m wln*i. * |ui lui* I fill InLt ii 't Present nt the das* meeting Smith uml *on "ddle, Mr. ami Mrs. V, Rohhln*. Mr. and Mr*. John Ra­ were It. VV. Ware, Mr. mid Mr* tl |itiri'll 1m r a n lit !|i t h r u * h .M t « 11 WALfiKRRN AdBNCY fit I. * 11 tu muT . v u*n ' .'vt der and Sandra and Patsy Rader, W. Tvre and children, Billy out wit ii huiiii'Wurk, t hr I....kin -a s "(In Tha Corner By Tha ClockMr. and Mr*. Dwight llouier ami Shirley, Mr. and Mr*. J p, Bute th at hi’itU'Wuik i*• mu t vnlu*l.l. in I* in ii I\ lmil|;»*t tv i >' \ daughter Kuxanne, Mr. and Mr*. am) sun Lurry, Mr, und Mr« I Ii* *i*r r hihl w t n n h«- w.iik . .f uiit Bi alley Udlium and duuglitei lletty. H. Wvatt, Mr. mid Mrs Joe A rc fu hiiiiNi'lf Iiu- w u r | * 11 i-iit |iu%i i lkiiV|s|e I* •ill'll lit!I G'l liD \ u*»l Mr. and Mr*. Roy Reel and soil ello and Betty III van, Mr. m l PVt'l, :»»> iiu lllill tl lu 44**T*»I lilt krH my lii't 11> Mrs. Heel I and son Bobby, M I'll.hi III |||4 Wnl k at 4, hi.ul hv loddy, M fer, Mr. and Mr*. Harold I'igotl and Mr*, it U. Hutchison, Mi ,,r. i *i*»i n.i’ mirh l hint*' in | *I uinmi* and daughter Barbara, Mr. and Mr*. C. K, Carter, Mr. und .Mrs - *r»» i* a n d g a m e - liigitlii-i ,i t 'l l Mr*. R. ('. Whitmire, Mr. and Mr*. P. Ilolyn, Mr- and Mr*. Moran, M him, by n a i l i n g lu him a n d w ith Clyde Daugherty, Mr. and Mr*. and Mr*. WhRllngton, Mr*. J f him : hv h e lping him (•> -elect i ia-ttl-l movies olid hi-llci ludio Jack Hlemper, Mr. and Mr*. J M. Kiser. Miss Riser, Mi*. UA YON Sllneeipher and daughter (Jrace •'rive. Mrs. L. II. Hwaiu, Mi- a n d T V p i n g ii i m s In eiiipha sit in g tl,** no pm inn, c Marie, Ernie Muir I* and Hue Lynn Carl Chorpeniiig, Mrs. W uurn ,n I GABARDINE liowrll. Mrs. Buruev. nf discip line, tin- hlni-hiiie puliil Social Calendar P a r so n a l s ffop YVONNE DfCARLO HGALL0N BORDENS ICECREAM 89c •89c R o u m flla t 9k A n d e r s o n Showing For the Last Timea Today ! ! Marijane lOubanlis MW WOtlD Of ADVENTURi SWEEPSTmSCRtiW fllintn to llousewivea) Ti*IIh Wedding Plans By ALICE l„ CltOMAKTIE Coming Tuesday and Wednesday ! ! f Olve yourself a "break”. Eat a good breakfast. You will feel bet­ ter. look better, do better work, and have a heller disposition. Breakfast breaks your longest fast. The body has been without food for tfl or more hours. Poor hrrakfantx may cause you to he tired ami work less efficiently, repardlesa of what you eat during the real uf the day. Breakfast should pruvldu one-fourth tu linethird uf your total dally food needs A good hash' breakfast for adults ami children consists uf fruit or fruit Juice, cereal am) milk, or egg ami bacon or other meat: whole wheut ur enriched bread or toast, butler or fortified margarine, ami milk. Adults often prefer to drink coffee instead of milk as a beverage. They should, however, be careful to get at least two glaiaes of milk during the day. You can plan your breakfasts to Include foods which are leia likely to be eaten In other mrala. Eggs may be one of the foods you ir< to eat at breakfast. Large prefer portio urtlons of the basic foods or adulilonal foods may he eatea to meet Individual requirements. A rt you starting to school or starting a new program of work In BepiemberT Or are you con­ tinuing with your present Job and load of work? In either rase give yourself a "break". Eat a good break faat. nut t h u l w h e re hcallli or s a f e t y are iNViilvcd, in s t a n t idiedu-lH-o tnu-l N e e e s.n n t, l,*i di-iliaudci, toil fin purpimi- nf d a y In iluv i l i i n g it Is self ili-ciidihc t h a t eimiits. Miss Mariisne Eubanks, W'Ih * marriage to Thomas Huhotl t\ will take place on Mepi. pg, I,, , bounced plan* for her webb St (lie Uomiliurd.v Preshylci , , Church in Lake Mary. The l*»'l • monv will he at H:00 o'clock will Die Rev. I..... Scott officiating ItlllTH Miss Eubanks is the dnughtci t Mr. and Mis. HoP-rt Ifardro Eu ANNOUNCES!I-.N I hank* of Lake M s'v. and the bridegroom Is Hie s-,i of Mis M F. Wise and the tale Mr. Wise Lockhart. Preceding the ceremony Organ 1st Mrs. J. M. Thompson willMr. ‘"'d Mi .lolm C,,lb. render a program of nuptial mmuce the birth nt a daugh'ir music, and tha soloist will b* Feggv Jean weighing i ll.s. 11 Stanley Brumley, Tha bride w||| | (il Hu* III Jilin|ii An Fuia*i* ho given In marriage by hei Hospitalon Hcpt in father. | *-----She has chosen aa her maliun Hopkins County in Kentucky of honor her sister, Mra. Kenneth l,ru,luced nearly II milium tons of Hickson. Ilrldematroni will h» <»»• •» IIHUMrs. John Keeling and Mi* n rn,„,i,, Richard Keogh, with Miss (Jrscc Following tile wedding u recep­ Wise, sister of tha groom, sml tion will Iw helil ul the (.'handief Miss Peggy llowsll as bride* of Cominctcii building In Luke maids. Little Diane Hickson, Mary. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ken­ neth Hlckaon will he the flower glri and "Butch" Juhnaon, son of I Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Suggs of Orlu Vista, ring bearer. Serving as best man for Mr Wise will he Robert Kelly of Lockhart, and ushern yrlll Include Eugene Kelly and Uarlind Harris nf Lockhart, Richard Keogh of Lake Mary, and William Wise of III* III fut Sfltfl t * ltd III*, it1* t’l rti*M* l ***t|Nttifil mill f*i*tl I 111 * MRIII %%•*III III 1**1 Flufltlit tvi'lll 1 1(1 tuluiK lllofil lii 11* Suilu, Mini*, Fnri'fit I |I «*i*ll. I \.|i|it*F, JltuV h (Hill Huvi* Di lllt'lii'V tvItlu . . • l.;«) yd WllLTONH FABRIC All A BC lu lu lr uf y a m dye d, fully sun fm i/id c o tt o n m ade In l e s e m b l e Wool III sniuli plaid de sig n * . . Ill IA -(’IIYNE BROADCLOTH 1.00 yd . I t n e v t ■ifi41 ivtifih*'1 All AIR* fill'll 11 wnflii • v« i kiIm/»* f (lllull 111 i|inO«'.l ni*** |mii(* *U*4ij*ii Mitku VELVETEEN III! kill I (Li .fit *11a-eI •It--I I'I ( Jtlltl in-I ft Ii if vvillt h Muiitu uf 1h»* Mini •*! i ll (it l it. a mi' tit* wl^ll ( littf •11a1|t i i| I t 'i .1 *t|(||t * in lit* i uMiLuuil (uu H u n lovely for y u u r w i n t e r ­ t im e wardrobe, cumiii I u ■ " d r e s s u p " . . . It s e w s in to Mulls, r u n t ■ und e v e n in g d r e s s e s eq u ally B! well. Cullies ill Beil, (Jloeli, Brow'll, (iold alul ljullh*'! B la c k ............. (i**( IMt4m *l< *i|i*i I .UK y t l . I 00 yd. :i.08 yd . TAFFETA YOU Barbara Stanw yck • Paul Douglas Robert Ryan • Marilyn Monroe C l a s h b y M i ARE An at*t*(4i(i' iiiii ! I(ttyon lufftH a with ii |t ti iiiiiiifiit, tv fit luil .1*1 IN V IT E D fill let It 111 S i n | m*4 till*! (Miefkrt. SANFORD ASSEMBLY OF GOD K" d ii ACTIVE ALL WOOL BOTANY ' ■1<1 1 11 i i i u m b n i 12th at Laura! Nightly Tuesday through Friday 7:48 P. M. COMING THORS. . FRL! “OUTLAW FAND "STOLEN FACE” 1.10 yd. now in progress at the ig h t Ulaaay Clllf f i a — “ T ia d w i Ar* P atfl*" ■mmuu Ntw* 04 T to D«y Id llli'lu*s vv il 1*1 . , . . to attend the special evangelistic meetings • ■ i 1 ■• i j m r n u n i t / ' l l ' t I■ y o u live v s ; . , *;;. fi • m * Evangelist. . . Rev. Edward Blount ■ P ■ i. lu bcuullful Scutch Plaids and C hecks, !>H in ch e s wide Sunday 11 A. M. and 7:80 P. M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH : f * 6.95 yd. Ig F Park Areaue and 4lh Street K fP i l l I $ I �A* Ah * r. !*-' { b p [ 1 WfriJJ Monday. s*»t. aa. 1952 i I * , THE HANFORD HERALD_ *"*— L . Pvt. Frank Cranston Kingpin Gambler Is StevenRon Talk Guided Missile Is Blues In The News New Operation Is Designed For Arrives In Camp Being Sought In f 1 «tntiiit*#4 r ■#! r**c# Om I Taking Place Of Elsenhower nml Sen. Robert A BOB ANTHONY Patients With Stomach Ulcers Committee Named CAMP RUCKER, ALA.—Spe­ fall of Ohio Guided Muscle Stevenson told trie ciinvcnlion cial)—l*vt. Frank tV. Cranston of Polk County Area Those nf you Hint didn't mnkn It that dr.mini: legislation lo cover 171D W. First .Slrnet, Sanford, Study Auction By ALTON L. HI.AKESI.rE cclalionslup between labor, man Flutidn, ha* arrived at till* South­ BARTOW ',P—Harlan Blackburn, down In the Nnvy Crnter Friday AP Science Editor Stormy Weather Is Might missed an i njoyabie evening. leernrnl ami government Is more ern Alabama Army rump to unonce named hy a grand jurv a* a NL'IV YllttK <sv—-\ nrw operslln 1 Ttnl*»s At Markets new ;WkaV T m.u vw.' ■,[*** ,* i"' ** f • {i'M < » ;' " , tiyj •ff.'iVTT* *' r" * ■ 1 . ‘1 win1 lu m v .' 1 iV l.'if, ;:.T ttr ** •* ' * ' -,-;r vf oS-nVtJ' ji*' for iTrrrf— , mr uiv*.r* i*rk- "Piagufng NATOs" The ulcer n, tell alone, to cur# Is belli*: sought for i t >n piracy tn ire rr ,lowly turn* trutn tin- g ndco 1 md lie -alii re'allin* In- I.j Uk log. WINTER HAVEN—(fiprclal)— 'tlUncle t«n prill * whirl) wrre won by Mar­ tudurli’d Aug. 20, IDfig and operate gambling In Folk County, >)ay u u ii'li in Delroit. In Ihe guided missile itself. "A continuing committer t»> xtudy "llcrauhe l..e required changes proressvd nl Ft. Jackson , S. C., hu Also sought with Blackburn Is gie Amin s,,n and (loribin Koch. Ihe further development of llicxc Fleet Maneuvers The o|ieratlon icmoves 75 p*r sU ntltrdlilng of Inspection *»*i vice deadly Cnke, prnnntx ami punch were will rercivc l,a*ic training from are major ehanges. because Ihe flying mechanical brain* Mrs. Nurma Bridge* A'*l*tont cent nf the stomach. served after the game.* and then that nave no heart cannot lessen present law is .spiteful and lie the IHth "Viking” Infantry Divi­ Stale Atty.-(Jen Jamc* It Toney dancing It lake* away most of the uppsr COPENHAGEN. Denmark kficlimaxed the evening. Ev sion here. The new soldier will .ali.se ,1 has become a symbol of say* the Month' Mr* Bridge* I* cryono there seemed lo tie having Stnrmy weather, a collision and part of (he diunach. which b 11* the scourge of war It can hut in undertake n rigorou* *ehedulc indlisenslnii ami bitterness. I urge Blackburn's girl friend create It in sny future widespread ■in uninvited Russian merchant part that produces the arid t ilt therefore ns I did on Labor Day (or|>mntlng a wide-range of mill- Twenty person* were arrested a wonderful time thrmighnut the ship conflict. plagued the NATO fleet ma c<ilire* ulcers. With the cause Ru.,e. entire affair Iteinemlter, the Navy laiy mibjerts from military rnur* hut the Tall Hartley a d be re The few missile- tested -.1 far ! In atmultancou* raid* In three Center is ripen during the week for neuvering off Denmark's northern the ulcer 'gels well by lUc'f a cl lesj amt Held «anitntion to ma­ pealed." ny the U, S Nnvy In Ihe Korean new ulcers apparently will mil get nil of you that want In danre, play tip today In Ine speech prepared fur de chine gun nml bazooka fainlliar- i counties Saturday iMlmralory are already old lash The storm, of near gale fnrre. started. Among thnse arrevtrd I1 1 I'nlk,; plug (“"ig, write a bdier home, nr izatlon. llve.ry lo the AFI. at ID a m I EST) toned and interim wi-aironi The) The iqa'ratiiin save* Ilie bottui I lllllsborauRh and Orange Counties just »il around and talk to friends. caused the commanders of the were old pilolles* haltfe planet - ,sleveiison ndlculrd the itepubll was Frank Duskin, former Winter Drop in nnylime. You’ll find n "Mninhraro" exercise tn shift a >part of (Ue stomach, with ill v * ,/j drones—tilted with a television eye raps for what he said was Ihelr Nixon Reply tdanned InmllrlR nf some 2,iK V t U trial keeps final from being e.npPark evangelist All wrre charged friendly .........phere nl your "home nml electronic brains Escorting "luim Ibnl "Hie real Issue" |•S Marines on Ihe west cnai.1 nf fled out of the stomach tan B ’li with tonxpirscy tn violate lollrry tfwuv frnm luune"!! piloted planet, hovering mil ol vhelber Din Taft-Hurtlev A r I Bill Htennan and Ken Jones, both Denmark's Jutland peninsula lo The nerve regulating Ibis va'va (( nnllnufil From Pag* Dee) laws and conducting lottery opera imply range of ground gunfire, directed dionld be rrpealed in also la saved of NAAS, will be reluming tonight the sheltered cost coasl. Set. In a smear and to honest misun­ linn*. the drones visually to their targets amended. from n rdmrl visit tn Biloxi, Miss. The ship* In collision were Brl Quick emptying of the itom t?h H. 0, Hamilton, Head of The Rime charges u rro con Bill He said Taft Ionise:, "ha-, publi derstanding, I intend In lay befo.e Their big advantage They mere nml Ken left Friday In make lain'* blncesl ami newe.il aircraft ran emiae weakness, loss of welgAt, ; Department of Agricultural ly enabled the escorting films In -ly recog Hired VI mlslakes In bis ihe American people ell the facts Iflned In Ihu warrant* against the trip there to visit BIH's sister carrier, JIMS Engle, and Ihe Dulrh heart palpitations and other trou­ cnnrernlng Ihe fund which was Blackburn and Mrs. Bridges. When omlei, University of Florida, bomb enemy paMhunt more m favorite law " nnd brother-in-law. Their plan* deslrnyer Van Galen, whlrh dlicitaaed now theae market* ami rurately without risking being hil thl'i kind of distress often J'lie liemoeralir preililenllal used fur political purposes, and in raiding officer* led by Tnney went railed u short stop-over at New tangled while refueling Sunday bles. follows ulrer surgery that removes h)N /(apartment of the University by anil-aircraft fire Iheintelves randlilote then compared the law in unprecedented artton I am go­ to,M rs Bridges’ home at Orlando Orleansforwhile they were that close nliihl off North Jutland The nrl ■11 of Hie stomach, or (he bottom ing to present to t:,e American nb one was around. Toney said M in t work together for mutual Th* advantage would be mdll lo a lire, and he said: "A lire ihe well-known elly. llsh ndmlrally said Ihe destroyer part wllh Hs valve. benefit, He aadl 'The market* are fled, of course, In a real all out with 2:1 punctures nml five blow people my entire personal flnsn- tier home was Urn center nf Imlitn to Tomorrow will |,e the last day AlrMdy cooperating In training air battle as the escorting plane nils needs Junking and mil n re *InI history (rout the time I en­ and culm operations In Orange to east your vote In the Name Me received "Hupcrfirlnl" damage but Ih e new lerlmluuc was described relied for Hie Dutch nsvsl base atudint* in marketing through would he under attack from encmj nip jolt with reclaimed llcpulill tered political life." County. f’ontesl which I* being held here at Den fielder The carrier slay today tn the opening of the AmSriDisclosure of the donallens hy visit# to the State Market*. Hi*- fliers. ran rubber " can College of Km genin' Clinical Art Orange County grand |ury aboard Hie slatlon. The mrilent Is with Ilie Heel k alty the work of the Agrlcnl Klevenr.ori listed five proposals i wealthy rsllfornla supporter* pro­ tahtied Hlnrkliiirri a year ago a* being held I,, glvn (hr newly extnh- edThe CiiiUUesx by Dr*. William D. Kel­ America lit* better weapons Red Intruder was the 5,000 voked Democratic charges that l u ril Rkteitalon Service la Hint of still secret than these drones, and for holslerlng the Department nf lottery kingpin In and around lisr'd Station Newspaper a name, ton merchant ship Cnrpnlo which ley. Snorri llnllgrimssim, Richard uis acceptance nf the mnnoy while sOrange itlng farmer* along market- Ihe drone horn lungs In Korea can l.abiu They were: County He wax Indicted At rbi* writing, "Snnfly" Is lead­ dropped her anchor in Danish Kiplnhl uml tiwcu II. Wangensteen, icrvlng a* n senator was morally Jlnee nml that cnliferrnce* he- lie regarded only as *11 experl "J Ulven siifllcleiil fuml.v, Ihe un gsmbllhg charge* but wax ur ing the list of the tell rinmn* being territorial waters where Hie Allied of 'ho Unlvrnlly of Minnesota Med­ wrong. And II brought demands for market manager* and cx- menial expedient designed In Irsl flUrcHil nf Labor Ktallstics could voted on but "NAAS Shore News" Heel* were maneuvering rdf the ical School quilted at his trial tanilon people would aid In clari­ equipment anil m l down our pilot hotter perform Its essential service Id* resignation ** the Republicans' is 1milling n very dose second. tl works well In nnlmuls, so well Skaw. nt Denmark's northern tip ltd also was freed nf a ferlernl •■holer lor vice president. fying what the farmer* need to losses, n* keeper of the people's budget "Thn Informer", whlrh led the As scores of sailor* massed on Shut they don't get new ulcer* even charge which aerused him nf fnll Some (trpuhllrnns feared other do to improve their return*. Farm­ Weapons at present are In a uml .'.rive n much broader function list in Ihe primary voting, hasn't wise Hist It would crlppta one of Ing tn purchase a gambling stamp received many votes yet in this Ihe ship's deck* and her officers when given daily Injeclion* nf his­ er# meeting* In which both mar- transitional »(age, a romoromlse lhan II now ran ordmnrlly do esuss kat manager* and extension peo­ between those used In Ine la-t After Ilia first Indictment. Blnck final balloting. Although the news­ scanned the Allied men of war taminesInwhich ''2 We shnuld eon siller a labor their major rnmpalgn attacks— dogs and cals ple (participate should prove prof- war and those foreseeable In thn Extension Service to help train agiilnsl scandals In Ihe Truman bdrn changed hi* name tn Tlmma* paper is .till in the "Irlnl period through binoculars, a Danish de ulcers Forty fve human* have bail the mulatlon of data In nht too distant future The drone ilie men who make democracy administration Davis anti purchased n gambling it really should have a name »o If slroyer hurriedly ordered Ihe new ulrer operation and .seem to merchantman away from Ihe ever The 39 your old candidate, who stamp under that name Important. I feel th« uf.tndsy probably bears as much work III Ihe labor unions uml you haven't cant your vote yet, be else area nnd nut Into Internation­ hr doing well, but It Is still loo has charged an attempted smear •mrc to do *0 tomorrow before 3;00 around Hie bargaining table Latest federal action against early to tell how good the opera­ resemblance In the drone of lo waters "3. itetralnlng men who are re­ hy left wingers over the fund, xild Blackburn I* a suit filed by the p in. ticcaiisc Unit I* the lime the al The morrow ss s World Wsr 1 obsrr Russian captain said he tion Is. Ihe doctor* snul. he haa arranged fur a half-hour vote* will lie counted and the news­ placed by machines and directing IntornH Revenue Department, nc vat inn hsloon does to a R-J# bomb entered the Danish water* to The new operation Is done only them tn now Jobs, where now we radlo'lolcvlslpn broadcast from Los cuxlng him nf rum-payment of tax­ paper will receive a name. All of­ had «r, . , shelter from the storm, hut upped fur ulcers of ihe duodenum, Ihe Angeles over bulb the CHS and ficers, enlisted men and civilians simply pay them unemployment es on tUS.bJt Income. The oallprn of what lies ahead ! Manager* am In ear NHC networks. It has not beep de­ attached to FASRON, VF :i2, Pro), anchor and moved out beyond Ihe first pari of the intestine leading wts given by Ine Her' compensation, could save them cided from Hie stomach About eight out on to work with probably tljc a* yet. however, whether he ect HA lit, ami NAAS are eligible three-mile limit both manpower uml money mans In their siege of ilrllain In Later Ihe Carpato wn* se e n , of nine peptic ulcers occur In th* lo villi*, rcK people Iri lupnlylng marwill go on tomorrow nr Wednesday "4. The Nnllonnl Labor llelnllous K data and from suchIIM* and lIMfi with Inui laimbs Hoard, operating outside Ihe Labor night Cloyd Sexton Is Imek aboard tho heading north, presumably for duodenum. L t. J o h n D . J a c k s o n V 2 rockots launched from Ihe aa, m the State Farmer*’and station after a „iuy as a patient Murmansk. The technique was designed tn Department hut In this same field. Sen Harry P. Cain (R-Waah), European mainland Tlic stormy wenlhcr abated save the stomach valve nnd It* at the Naval llnxpltn! In JarksonC o m p l e t e s C o u r s e f tat* l It hai more prestige In mu«l be staffed to process eases here to accompany Ntxnn on hi* I'll) a tele vision eye. an electric somewhat this afternoon, but the environment* than daU vjiio. lie is imek to duty with th e 1 nerve to cure uicets without let­ brain, nml an alum bomb In u In half Ihe time II now takes, fur In trip through Washington, will take Mnrlne landing may not take ting food go through the stomach other source*. Since Ihe (Ills field, particularly. ‘Justice over the Californian's speaking FORT MONMOUTH, N. J — NAAS Personnel Office. It's nice plncc until Tuesday morning transcontinental rocket nml you r p a r I* the client of the Stain loo fast schedule until he gets hack on hla fSpecial)—2ml. I.t. John D. Jack- t« have you back Cloyd and it's I will have true push-billion warfare delayed is Justice denied' artel*, Extension ftervlre and good to know you're reeling fine The same nerve, the vagus nerve, "3. The program Ilf the migrant campaign Itinerary son, Hanford, Florida graduated again. — and this nightmare goal does not gparlmant Station, all arn InterI also stimulates the stomarh to cn Thursday from the AmocIhIo farm laborers, over one mllllnn seem impossible to a scientific Nixun said he will resume he tiled In getting him more money newcomer to NAAS I* Rotary Luncheon 1prndiirr its aeld It tiers this Job Americans whn move with Ihe son Signal Officers com so hero at M. AI*.recent MatJii'WH, (Mnl r|jt*R Ufisiilfor hi* crop*. We feel we could generation that appears nblo to ami the season*. Ihelr lives idlcn tour probably In Montana, whi ,e Fort Monmouth. became arid producing parts of the invent everything except pence. lie was scheduled In speak oj X ( work Jointly on grade and pack lal Cnrpsmaii, who reported tor (rtm llM iarit r u m * I'i i i p f l i H I stomach are Liken away, but still bleak cycle of bleak exploitation Wednesday A "kamikaze robot" such as tills Oompletlng thn three mouth duty from the Naval hospital in the lrl-iH*lrirt Rnlnry conferei of produce offered for sale, on re........................... ......................... keeps on Ihe Job lo regulate Die nml rejecllon, eerlalnlv Invites Earlier, he had given mil word course In Hie officers depart....lit J11* Refill 11 entering the Nnvy, wlilcb will I"' held In Ilnylonii "v March a* to return* from field has all the soldierly qualities a eompusNlniinte attention '' on otnmnrh valve and siomneh mnnf the Hlgnnl Hrhnnl, LI. Jackson general most admires— the ability run, produce, lime funner* spend Mnl hows wn* a student at the Uni­ Ort, «!ii, '27, nnd 2k nnd revelled he would Issue n complete Stevenson sold Jlepubllean pro Hint Mnlemrnl today on hln entire fi­ It Among HO offirer* In Ilie grad­ versity of Florida. They got off to Hint Ihe oitt'i 11 "Curmen" will lie linn. In line* at fanner*' markets, and id report hack Its exact pusIIIon posals for altering Ihe Tall Hartley The surgery cut* the Momnch ai any moment, give him a view uating clan*. a good start In Ihelr football sen- presented in the Municipal mull* nancial history, Rut Pres* Secre­ m tny other prntdem* confrontlengthwise, saving a tunnel or lube pf the battle field, obey any order Act were "little words " son Hntmdny, didn't they? 7 tary Janie* Hassell said this Unfngithe farmer!." All atmlimt* are assigned here luriiim there nt llint time. He said Elsenhower suggested usual accounting would he lncor> from various posts throughout tho with perfect discipline, and attack Speaking of football, don't forget Visitors went Intruduced ns Ed along one side. Iron* top to bottom. Hnnorolde Harold Colee, finest hesitancy any target chos- changing the law In only Iwo re- pornted pi Ihe radio • television country for rotniimnlcntion* trrlln- the Seminole High School team Kush, getiyrul nutierluteiolent of The nerve runs through this tunnel. spraktr at the dinner, spoke without of spuds lie derlareil Ihe (it)l' camll- speech, possibly with a supplemen­ Ing. Radio, radar, w|ro applied stm ts their season this week. For the Atlnntlr (Tnntlliiiu from Jack­ on. The nallent 1* left with n small tnei nrogreie made In Florida With armies of these flying rn dale railed for removal of the tary detailed report. communications, communlrat I o n some good high school root hall, lie sonville, AI Itiibinson of Ortu'ido, stnmnrn. hill half of them snon beagriculture under the leadership "union - busllng clauses" and by hots under their command, a gen suro to turn out to see all the HIIH nnd J. ('. Rrndley nnd the Rev. I.e runic able lo eat nearly normal When this latter statement will center and general allied subject* of Nathan Mayo, Commissioner of cral In a duuruil near Memphis making Inill* employers and union gam ut I Roy l.nws of DeLand. slzrd meals, Ihe surgeons said Heulturo, particularly empha- and a general In a hunker near leaders swrnr under unlb they are Im issued has not been deter­ are coversd In tho eourae. mined. g hla forsilghtudnes* In eamil f'oiuiuuniids Minsk rould play rival keyboards ■hlngtalked the State Farmers' (culture, nf the service*MarA report on expenditures from "Tile fiuklltii! sound nf Ihcso llllle of destruction enemy 11* spoke of ^»iu| manyofother In- I'usli a milui Itheir imirkclr Sererl byy the cities Ion-Moscow words was miioriuimlely suioliier Hie tin .000 fund already has been raa of Improvement In agrlsaid crumbles Push another liullon— ed by Hie llmmlerlng silence of all given by Dana F. Smith of Peas, hi* iprlde l|i till* service JUSIP „•_I~' 1 .. 1by11HMr. ire | Instituted Mayo, that& “during the -.past year* Hull was left unsaid," Stevenson demi. Calif,, a trustee nf thn fund, Is Washington7 Mayo, Comml**|onar of Where groWeri have recap vers re received over I t Mi, at Nixon'* InsHgallnu, along with a If this be a dream, It Is the declared uvdjOOO, Tim»I'past yesr grown* re- dream of grownup children today Stevenson praised the AFI. for list of Ihe contributors, turn* totaled In excess nf ft<l, to be able to do Just Hint, Ami It- light against roniiiiuiiisin with Nixon'* [mst midnight announce-, 7P0|fKin. Th* Livestock and Crops llep by quickening step there Is a in ils ranks lie also eoinnirmleil me 111 came Just six hours before pav)llon* allowed gross returns in growing uhlllly lo make Dial "Ihe foithrlglit and heartening til* vneilal train wns to bsve left #XrS»» lit iJOrt.QOU," manner in which you have attacked for .Seattle, wllh speech-making dream come true Mr. l.nMonte (irnw, executive llernistii nml responsibility In the problem of Jurisdictional whistle stops along Ine way. Vic#-President of Ine Florida war Ihrrnlnn to go the way ol slill.es " The California senator looked Frijlt and Vegetable Asaociation Medieval chivalry For no man can lie said dial the AFI. has ac­ calm and more relaxed than ho has toll) of the work that ,u sanitation build a heart Inin a machine, nml cepted procedures which "recog­ In Ihe hectic fow days since the ha* don* In connection with tram - the battling rocket rolmta—If they nize the priority of the public In r ation, foreign competition, la­ ever are unleashed—will pick tbe.r lerest In nnllouul emergency ills slory of political expenses broke and slowly developed Into a major ri controls and other problems victims with Ihe same conscience |iule*." campaign Issue. of 'lorlda growers, AI several point* In his speech, shown by a tornado He has received a generally fa­ > r. W, U Cathey, Chief of Hie governor empliuvl/ed "peuplr Ms kela and Markallng In Osrir* and unly people are Important " vorable roaellon In apeeehes tlnee gla Dr, E. W, Cake, Acting Ecu- Stetson Fresh men Mil'i was n rephrasing of Ids then defending Ihe donations hy nOiylil nf (ha Agricultural Ecu'luteincol in Ilie Urlrull Labor Day friends who backed bit 1050 sens campaign nothin Department of UnWerilly Begin Orientation *pm h, "Tbv working trait cannot Inrlnl There was some heckling In of Florida, Mr, F. W. Hither apd and innal not think nf Ida welfare saveral places on Ihe money Issue, Mr, LJ H. Lewis of the State Mar. (Special)—-Th# larg­ ay something icparale anil apart but tills wss outweighed by the katjntf Rurtau, Mr, O. ft, Rosa of estDELAND, from the ranunon uikhI " frsshman class In recant years tha lu raan of Agricultural Eco­ wMI begin « week's orientation to­ Stevenson tliack hsrk sharply at heavy applause for hla stand. His nomies of Orlando, Mr,. ” “Tom AtIhnme: itMIM fo r the fall term of 8t*lson Ilrpuldlran ssierlion* Hint he was The fund was never a secret. It lnav Food Trad# Specialist U, Hi day furred In "turn left" hy leaders University, , . A V o f Atlanta, Mr. OaoWa nf Ilie major labor unions lie said wan used Ip pay estrs expenses of Together with * larg* number To ng, Pryildent, fital* Llvsstoel of transfer*, th# total enrollment these Itepuhllran charge* were his Senate office — such ss travel Asi Delation,, John D. Kelly,-. Man HP- this , year I* expected to be the made hecnti*e Ihe Ilrpuldlran* for political speeches, mailing sttd clerical help. He fell lht>ae war# Arcadia State Lliveito^k largest nbn-vils»n enrollment In were In nerd of polltinnl amniun cuit* which should not be charged •Iket kat, Mr. W. P. Dayman,1, Coun- the history Itlon of tpa university. iglnt and >tr. W, f|, HU tuert pi "Them hm been, too, ihe usuul 10 Ihe government To,,great Uiaaa new students, Mr. Las Thompson In a Portland speech which drew barrage of hdcinperntr name members of th* fa u lty , Including hAi Auditor, Department of * *111iiillng ovation Saturday night. calling," he laid. "Why Is It Hist a acora.of. new tic k e r s , met F ri­ ieulture, all conlrlbutad ..... ......... ... vice preslden'lsl nominee said In and Saturday for orientation when political ammunition rum 1Dm Ing this one -ofl oour moat outmil- day u r moot low, the rui|y artillery of ahme 1 was a lie that he took the money at th at leve|. President J.O IIIo Ing meeting*", according to Edmunds addressed the opening I* always wheeled Info sctlonT To fur ha personal 111a and he denied jdlng examination. Including X-ray pictures, by th# (Blent L. Wilson, Director of session A r«4pontlbU consulting organization haa of the fatuity arid he will face the facia on labor relation* the! it we* Illegal and unethical ... Farmers' Markets In sum be on. hand I* In he scented nf ‘cspllvlly’ ss charged. to meat new etudent* medical specialist and his assistants. Th# exam­ 01k Ulna the two day session, reported the result* of a continuing itudy by • "If that were true, .let me say their flret week in DeLand. end of Hurnlng lufl'." '/ of honor at th# annual during first nf all that f should never have Dormitories were open Sunday ination covered the sinuses as well as the tWMk cor ipetent medical specialist and hla staff on the •In tar was Mr. u. 0. Tharpa. Ra- ahd the flret function nf orienta­ accepted the nominating for the (Jovernor Charged vice presidency of th# Uni! auditor of the Department tion week wae an open houee a t ears and throat effect# of amoking Choiterfield clgarottei Il'SSIIbsf* tt«M **■■• OSSI Allen Hall, the campue religious never let these reported donations States; and If It were true I wou! off ihe ticket right away. But '( ma ‘« t i M ftuali 1' ! r‘, center, at Biao p. m., Sunday, Influence me In placing orders." set It la not true and 1 think you should w dlCAl ap w eM laty after a thorough examT'^ giving the new etudente an op from various walks of life MeRlnney was nut available Im know Ihe facts portunlty to attend church. sr airs msrkstt. mediately for comment. inhtlon of every member o f the groupj stated! A general eesembly wae held at Was organised to smoke only Chesterfields. For six (hclMroitgncd hi* slate post Elleabeth llall auditorium at 8:110 u f l t "It is my opinion that the ears; nose; throat and a constituent went into my pet a. m. today. Tha now students months this group of men and women smoked their Th* slory said McKimfev esll war* the first to use the new seat melrd Ihe amount raised from tonal pockot. It never bos and It Korean War accessory organs of all participating subjects ex?' normal amount of Chesterfields - 10 to 40 a day, cushions In the more comfortable Itste suppliers "upwards of ftoo, never will in th# fulur#," seals and tu hear the now elec­ 000';, It ■said, however, that he irvmilAAMl f i m , e . w tf d l amined by me were not adversely affected in th# of the group have smoked Chesterfields con­ «Uy that a new device would tronic organ which haa replaced didn't hhnw how much was raised. M E M ru ffiJilfJP L CMfW i be triad out, do IhA Habrai the 80-year-old pipe organ six-months period by amoking the c ig a r e tte s,, The Dally News named Joseph Harper, Ft. Banning,' Ok;, subdued tinually from one to thirty year# for an average of wae followed foil by Knlghl, Thhla meeting was lores, but Dlsike Iota ■ news Dow, 111.. * stale Insurance ■ lata threat l •refit by Dr. Cary MIDdjSprovided.-1 ■ •rsnee, "I haven’t used any- group panels and testing pro­ ehiployp, and WlUlam con. Memphl to win the 1IU 10 years each, p b i| on my aircraft that I dftdn^t grams. BeparaU mealing* uf man Miller, Ottawa, III., head of an Houihesstarn j golf tournaIII ,y,l t.'.-.. , l .1 . . t y and women ar* set for tonight. 1st I on my first mission,' firm, as solicitors who monl her#, r The Htudent Government Asso­ engineeringcampaign funds fifrom iThe Gaori A t M A b r a M a s and at the end of the sixciation will have a social Wed­ obtained sailing to th# the slat#, stats, ssllmg w « ----------- - ■ lay night, and tha freahm#n freshman firms the theater but he would nesday was quoted as ssj saying months period each smoker was given a thorough will dlepiay display thslr their talents talenta _jn Iq a■ Knight wg'i 11 auction regulation* on the SUte Farmer*' Market* Ml **t up at the lftth nhnunl of them market* held In fille r llavrn on Keptemhor If and.10, with T. II. River*. Manager of the linmokalee Flat,- Market chairman. Oth»r member* «f a i Chi [committee are G, R. Ilngnn, t i t Too Ite r of Ihe Pompano Market. E.. William*, Manager of the Pierce Market, nml tt. N. lie, Manager of the llrooker g J J NOSE, THROAT, and A((essory Organs not Adversely Affected by Smoking Chesterfields S FIRST SUCH REPORT EVER PUBLISHED A B O U T ANY C IGAR ETTE J life:; Tha A group of pooplo 4s% E Wfm or deny that it was Wsntr'y bstUs. sUmi th# l Front marked a phspsq of r th# Red*. In rocentweeu iv# concentrated; nearly alt efforts In the Weal , . Communists be Is « poured heavy ir and artillery illtry fir* on th* defenders end seised th# ak In a nro-dswn .lire u of th# yaide thi# lent Night" program ThursThe Frsildsnt's Prsildsntfs K Kacsptlan, dag.. Th# th* top sbelal event ol* 1th 1 is ScHiduled for m dey Chsudoln Hall. A foo|be to hear by radio th* gam* th* Station Hatters.' and east Louisiana at Monro* H Saturday nlghl th* will be carried by w Univsrstty station. PKMARKT TON UR - ?1Z3C total collections amounted ‘to ionlj "I frsellon" of HOO.MO, and t Ing t ,"l never put Use stadia era margin to only, two < *t po# time through th* venson gave no Instructions that no pressure nor promises wero were to be used but any amount contrlbu tad would be 'gratefully re calved.'" The Trlbutie said Don Forsythe "refused to tali how big" the Ste ustHanet tlftaHnaal was Al^a riona ft •mA•• wee Dddlecnff, who apOAaS l not. is jv m m 1 f CONTAMI T O aA C C O lS O f BITTtll QUALITY A ILSNWI m e t THAN ANY A M ) vc /W *.)0IM W C H IIT lirtllD ttlMM WAV UKS ’IM GOA l i m rd ffrom ff slate it. M a n. i l l l Jiiu o iu fj.lVAMP >rdsMewiisTw'! j.Mswr �P*it- r1*■—1m*3SC» - J — — _ _ _ ll | DR, H. McLAlJLIN i *? k Q UICK DR. FI. K. RING - • ?J5!!V vv’:: a u t o h “ W TO M ETR ltfT I l f M a fn o lia rj Pleaaa call for eppointmeat Phona S I ! ^ Phase 1751—1741 .. I _ FROM m - RELIEF P R I C KL Y HEAT 1 —.1 rSkV.Y,,#»** ,! .*•vauR-n-n |wrifnpifc *k m tV-Ci> H'l i hOL, th i MiOltATID u >*1 iu ekftfR III 0'**»J tt'i iKm * »®tt. t¥ t'mtRlhwin. Utrilby tfxitX* 4o# -*0 pffll I 1 ~--0 . u T n *l i DR. I* T. DOSS .... t « ;m,MM»\croH H O U R S 9 In I F — 2 t o A 30J Atlantic (lank Ilulldt*$ Phone 7M SAVI NGS IN COST (t ^T\mcilyTeIephcaie'Rp | ) BOYD - WALLACE fo rfa stc r^ rv ic e o fU jo n M o R Y#a! Dividends front JRTr to 2 0 ^ paid oh jrnar Flrr and Wlndatnrm Insurants Phono | mkuubm r s iu k Avenue— ree«on 1 leaving town. e ro ilt In color. ly-Tox. Ko n N unerlei, P. 0. Box 582 ■*“. Dept. 15. T yle r, Ttjtaa, V — 4X8 U j r f m i ' I f o r telling— 1 S pitsbergen hji» been g cv ern H Legal Notices T H E SA NFO RD H ERA LD by Norw ay *ince 1925 . • ltd ^ .. i,vt' fJ ! I. <<I , e 1V c| m i fl.p i t I'. " * II* lli:ilK|IV illVIJN « it Till*! I Ilia* uriilnr •alKlie-d >pr, |al fte-Riii id * htflna Hutilli <t Mftntrr In t ' l t a r u r n . mill r»n the t t»r N. itlirAal • ,i| uri of ,\\\ », *!h ili«) .«f iV fohtr A I> |« 5|, (lie of NH I, Heritor) .'J T oy n«hl|i • anif* tiHhic •« !ekit | wntra «|*V *»f Jfi South n*tnor* in Karl, itrl f•*if* I' .r-imni («i .« Fln.il I'r VS »*»t ,v«» feri, from imnH of hr ■n*<* **f Kuie*'|i»«iiir 4tnl Sjtln tn.iif** lalnnlmt then r*ih \ve*l KO frrf tin! clltrra'il III thrtl iCrliJti »Ainac Smith in fret dll feet, I*«*it•) Ift »t in tlir I'lm ilt t ’ltuM tn »m| North it* fort to |*oini uf to* f. t Ha'iitlimle i l v. I'lnrltln In k Inn Ki|i • tt itn rrY. w lit*rri|i V H> »iliw«f nrni •dill «rtt* f*» ht O' lit# to -oifiHf* the* mtt*' i l*i .t ?4t itllat* .tta* M ilnilffr. t rr in- *f '.ltd I'noH ' -f ) >. . 1 •Hf'l VS F Slh«r|» nfitl U lfr Jer. ml Will* fkliil H*»ie t. am a n ml •till T'*ri»*« • i«h t4ti* • h4 «rr t.. p o foi Iti« I hr* Infill hmira of r, *I»- .*j ifta* 11e n! ' |"I|I I Ih.ll.r i|iit*| ill II h'l d M>;lnl * Ihit.it 4t s 11,1■*r,i| Flail 1«Ih "hie . l 1' i'tVJ1 It**it* t.VMimy, Klurl’lii offer fur -.ilr ;.i|i ‘t*Y 111 H«r|itminhi l , V NOTH’ )! • ri*l aril It* I hr hIu Neat nml I>r >*1 hliltier ft*r matt I hr ifnllnm tint dr VAl.lK \ v s i f l l SMS Hfie* Ini VI n-* I **r VV Ht’mJU i t. MARINE hardware, idywooJ. C. Vail Woodworking, 512 Sanford Ave. Phona 50S*W» ____ ___ BABY 8ITTINU—Mr*. E. 1). Rowe. 1105 Lowell Avc. Upper apt. -— • MnmLiy. Sent. 22 . 1951 *v * MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT lUIREAC OF SANFORD T U I.lil’llO N K S m o a n d 1071 nt llmini 101 S huI iitH Alln nllr N .llom tl llmilt IliiltiUng ■ H*-M ‘.ruparty wHiinti*, lylfiu nn*|! t'rihn Hi tin* Count) t«f Hriiili'Mlr 1 UnlltJIvt fnr Pin* Oil If " l lit' Siiprr Shoe S r r r l r e will hr npen for hnulnra, al 110 Soul It I’ m k in Ihe near f u ­ llin' M r n III h a t e one n f ihr inn,l minlrin nnd iip tnil it I r ‘ lute re pair and It tlhrr liitml, ,hii|t. In FtdfIda. REGISTRATION NOTICE 104 112 N. Park Avenuo, Sanford. Florida — •• * _»... , (.(< «• The R e g U l o l I n n rioflil,. Place Your Order Early! For A Coleman FLOOR FURNACE OR SPACE HEATER Roy Wall, Plumbing A u th o riz e d 1007 R nnfnrd A v en u e OZARK IKK C o lru m n D t 'a lt r »a V Pohne 1113 Itminiillul iiihI AndrrMin A.lv rlty rile r*f Senfo rd. Mall, ronimanctno .Innilar, Mttr ■ rt t li e >t III lt» rellahle, r, nniintii al and f a , l . MhMeI Mull l| dn .lird the ifntiirlpal General Clerllnn In he hrld «n No»emher Spr, tll/iii, in all It pea of »l >>«■ nnd Ir.tlher gniHl, r e ­ pall Ini: I in Itidlni; I. 195?. ami » i l l remain open each ilar eacepl S im ila r , I.R-KHIMR *lM»l #lia|mffil fentila* tlip r.*w wiir*fi» Hruf*( h*w«rhtnr^i'h9n* and ittfhfoi'iphtP#, id |.ew»r(il D lllti r*rialn i is < iimM lifter It*art fstlf* or t‘#n(ellltR. end I* t»orll**tf 4 k| n wlf<‘l*a in hMftin'i ap I Rn rmvitter ft M**l fi*F Kati • 4|i|>#r rath, anil on ■»niy *h*» ^ |n• • c*fta* rf i#*n a f + ret KU 1 I on fun*I, nr ®rf*P I*lilt fnnti Hnllnt *«•! i*t lialhi* tn Oftrni. pln'|il#i «'lht«t9# frt«<v rathf', klnnlfS*. *nr*a. imp#1':liv »«■•*#* >'"i''*„ bum*, >1anil ruff' lh.-r»i)lM» jvmwrf il, |nllt«|d|e and fnniflri 1#. r’**p rtemnif aabltO' X.ft MIT ML wufki a p*m* *!• In «n#»IVat |*n>iiMi t i inplni mm iUn farm ftea* < *t • n'tikf i t' KHLHI. 1f-lat l.iiaiiflleed iillifa.'lM of mu|v#r llimh, nf the , r , njirn , 1 I h , S e p irm h r f 15, 1952. fur Ihe p titp n ., of r , j M , r t n n (nr WONDER DRUG DISCOVERED amt hnild ar,. up In and Inrlmllni I'rid a r. OrtoHer 21 . 1957. Git, A, Lm i Dhtme Inrlalltlr rr,itllnu — nrllntprtllr » m l .1ai-Ink and r e f ln l,h ln r -a h n r Iriiprlhrnlltii ami tt n lfiiln , i hIII iib 'ml m e , and h e e l e ~ /Ipprr rrpturlnu and riplarliu ; I n i ic a i r repulilnii It, N. SAYEIl da ( II Y sul ol fo»» itlipioM avinh,* whea*(*> T0» CM. Tkt, th< dOMO'l k m t , cofltult "Ulwwilion" m Ik, A . Hot city, Md yow till (Ml filler. . . . __ 4 IUr* i H M IlfiT IIA T IO N THE SCPKR SHOE SERVICE U I 'F t l EH I'lntnr 9 152 * ~ SOUTHERN d m f i t IP H O N E AND m iG R A P H COM PANY Ily Hay fio tle ! TM' KID ) TRICKED S HIM INTO HOMtn1/ , u*a* Va.t^ laai Uhc HERALD WANT ADS For itesullii Ike roll.inlea r a l e , applr l« nil t t .H i trii p.k ll.heil In 1'k# ,nnln nl llrrnlili I lime l ) r per Hap laaerllan 5 1 1me, lor per line Ipaerllnp a Ilmen Mr per tine Inaerllnn .■a time, i r . r r line laaertlaa .lr per line ti>r l e n d , Cnnlmrl I 'l.e nn tri. In Ike line. Hankie n m e Par lliara Ware I’ap, PHONE 148 M'nnI \ 4 n will bf i f r f i f r i »t«r (h f I>lr|tkiiHF iik w r w iiraKiIttm rlmra# If )«tnr k i m # U lli lfd In III* t f k i h i m * fcn»k. In rtliltn for thin nrr«*iimn»4ntl<**i ♦ hr M t ifH U rr Ik r»|»rr(ril tv i»nt iruMipflF In nnfrr f«r bn 4n ernHrr Ihr hr«f |mi*«IIi I# Mrtlin. nil U n i t tit* iniikt hr In uur etfllrr "M thr lint hrfnrr puhlt* cnilnn. Ulrnwr notify nn Im raMlit rt f THE SANFORD HERALD W E I,AKA A parlmrnta. t U PI rat Mir eel. I’ hnne ED0 -W. DEKK.NHi: IIOCHING N A V Y P K IIH O N N E L N A A N IVraonnel I Inly, Avnllahln Now. T Hit Ilf ill mi in liousea, eler tile kiti'han. break fiial har, aerenird |inrell. perMnle HI* hath $ 7fi 00 I'lmne 1002. _ . Ii.n l U . U t e I'.ir S alr r o i . n l l K I l K in K s • * i (iitipl lot a for ,n lr in I " rh n it ’a ami W ot S n n ( i d Sulnllvl,Mill fill.DO down nnd f 5 On prr mnnlli W rllr lloiii Union lion, ipu I "hi p , llo , m i. 51 mini linn )i l ln I It A OK IN *<■ ' I n ' , " and i r f i t u m a ln m a , Ini, H 72 .nn T",, «• atntir Hlnri'e. I l l K I -I Si I! MIY SI I I l \ l . Io', I nf re fe r, , ti. r\l t • Vinnp. p hn n * i o n m . ________________________ _ HOY A lirn u n m a n t " d w ni.h fm 2 fln wri'kly Write ' M . 1, n" lln , 2i22 . liiil loiin |h it, h Clio hill Ill A N U S , C S l - P I 'nn Mar III D K i ’ K N S K n n i m i n e ; Ki»n ,\ .\ V Y KK.IISItNN HI. 1*1 ANt.iS N ' » rin .ln .n l I ■ i m W r ii I r ill HP i, l aiitd mil l l u i r |ll*l li in lr ill, hmli i 1’ inn M l"" n f r o 2 tirdronin Inmara mnl imr l .!00 M v r ilr Ynnur .......... ;l lird rmini tiimap Irfl M’e nrr | " iim W nut niilhitrUfd to Imlhl itny mme ,V , , , at Ihn low down pnvmimt nf 1 l|XI'.Hfl J - F .K I iM^ ro m ph m llnr lllllifn Kri'tl S in e f 570.00 fur N n vy priMtiini'l ■ ■ ■ ■ •- Tnai'iln ............... (iiier-W eller llnnirn, Inr. K Corner Slrlln nrillr nnd lUndnlph IH (I I ’ Ol MSI’ OI I II tir*:i it II ( H I M in Midway. Ill v K l< r I’ ll'!' I ire Iill fcrI.*\ , I'liolll' UMH II. Hnffi'i llrnlnl lln-illi',, 11ppm Iunit Ir, -HI I \ l Kl I I : N 1 'Inall 1nr itI line man ini .up «nmpeiilimi S 7.1 YY Mill Si i i . I mnl I’ h 'll* aim At 12 I | " ■ ■W 1 II SK I,i I \I. S K It V lt I'H I S i l l . I’ lnmi lei'li nln Ian Kim r Oil M Kimtr I, Han fttrtl N E W K I n u l l s eurfneeil tn pe r, fenliim t i l l fliinra made Ilk* in w Kini- liiiii; , I'lemilntt A w a t liar, n l , " pnilal'le innver plant, Hi'ii iny Heiiiinnle Cuimly alnra in?!* II ,51 (ileii nni, Lake Mary. it it Ii N IC K TWO liriliiHini finnn lion -r. P m i liner nf Knelr U‘« i Uii, nlitvr. hrnli’ l , WUH't h r . l i f t . I Y K I'E N I Kill WOIIK nl iltllr full nnd k » i npr. lid ■ I r -I in k repair hdia, nr atnall Henkmik I • Ir, ■ , I* Knml i nn thin . l l r i l P f l i r 7 1 .SHU t. illdirm. C mII .lim 1112 M I. .■ In,i\r ttilli Kr I»n«ion It*. I . 1 I I A V K I t S I M II M il l.I \ 51S. H I M Mill II Y l l l l l H I T VIII HUM V IC K In I Mil" i id.ni it. I . In *i nn I III I Idle Ylilr, at • K nm lllir* llll N. 1‘ nrk l i e I'hnlir 1120 Paint Co ........... IK ! K I n r l . Kb 14211 MUt HAI.K hi •itvHNI .1 In ill loin I ' l l KST of h i ' " . i in. i\ii nlii t r l r Id.H'k, m i l l alin'.n I." i >Ii I W l i r i Moinliii; fleiillmd. Or m lr il nn 2 Ini, K yrellrn! torn * ,1/r fim lo'-l **, info . *1.* 1 Ki1 Inrnln I tenilla S t a r Call IIa l ph ,..| tn , 1 1 11 l oin I.n. 1 ,1 . t Vt 1 1 i Moll Kill Kdlilm t ' l l r l r , 111^ 1,land Ii III II lib .1 at III. W In ' | ,*|i pll'in. pnrk ........... ClHo M ( I";. I io> K m iiii'in' I'* in, i C .M IA IIK A P T Cnm plelrly (in in,hi'il I a r u r hd T a ii ii , flhno.oo rii,li iv 11h ha lam r (fill on nninlh iy. ltOIIK.lt r A. M l l . l . l AMM. Itenllnr Itaymnnd K l.nndqulal, \,M wla le Khnne IH7.1 l l l a n l l r Hank IIIiI r ,1 hediniini Inman Joal like nrw, very inoilem. alreudy flmtined leiptllinU $ 1 ,1 0 0 00 mail, pitied j o ,swi.no. :i Iteilrnrtm hnnae. eln,e In Ini'iltlnP. very nlee prlred al 17 ,Mill 00 nn ra av lernia New 2 heilrnnm hntiae nn 2 lot,. |li,I he In II roinpleleil, prlred li.w fnr ipllrk ,«le C. A. M l l i n i l O N . Hit Ileal K.'daie Ilmker •• • k NO S. i'ark Khn Phone I 2 HI M A Y K A 111. 120 V iral n Id 2 tnnl rmim linnae, prarMrally' new, hMtdwnni) fliinra. fiirnialird m iinfiitnialied. I’ lleed iraannatily, [limn paym enl, llnm lfdl .25 mtinHilv. wliirh alao e m e u taxer arm liiaiirniue O I) K a m i l , A r in d r I'arkaKd Hlfilr H K AH T IK IM . Inkefrmil t a m p and linmeallra nrrnaa from Drain Nallrmal Knreal. I.ake Cnimiy t'JMi. up. E«.V innnHily pat llirntn, M lrr iltllrr f i r e Hlrirr and K.nrlld I’ a rk rr . II"* II, r a la le y , Kla I . A K K K I I O N T M b lin atril III In lllti L'lly. T il le r are beautiful Inla. Only 7 le ft! ua linlav, Hrnilonlr Itrn lly, anil Maicmdin. I’ ll. 27 . rlnafl Maly Call I Hli I{ (IU K K - T i inoma mnl Imlh mi 2 Inla In Ml. Dura 7 M Hldrlny ^ ^ •^ ^ Jd n rlf^ riim ^ M a lr^ S lia i^ ill H EAL "ESTA TE J A I D I I 8 IK S t \ m , \ K T H F f|i Milrii I»|i 4 It, VnIF W.... IwitikiMK f* 1 Jlnnfuitl A y i I'Imtii Mhi \\r .(/ | l/i'i j IN I t ill ll I'lntnr | I l f • »i||M* \ liMnM1him I n« v •Ih’fl f^o ilHy F'»r H*’«i*• <V Pl*l IIUHM'M1• it'll 11*11 m9•)111 . f ’ llll I|* ff'l f • • * * •♦«♦»»'*♦* * I • h pIlMIK' I I.'jl 111' I MMlifill** ( *H ♦#•» OH ir ilN M T ': Mr Kf»’ ^ v Will , K bna mnl I iifplat'e M I. IH l l l l , EH ||}5 W | , i SI Klnmr I I n .SKI i lY I llolK .‘. ion -1 lied, Com plntr Till Mj I i*.i ipi Inu i, ninni , pi Inc MiaHlr u , five yniii i-mi 1 Htll re, pin,I In Ii »* <1 if Ii *i n i d * Clinner yotii I', I"', piMleill mid " d m . '('(in ( hi nil m e CeiiMa, I I'» W Fir a tf,S i'll Televlaifin Hel, front Jilfi no ap YVinn’ T*drvi-:lnn and ll i din, dllli K m,1 Tteini.,1 Plpuie 117 T H E K I L L I N G m i l ......... . I n n i hie bill'd! nn ft on h Kllmr la < iiimiHi,. nl,n kill, mile. Ilnamil lul and Ariilei'.on*,. Ion I I t H l'E lT \I . .M ATH Ell OK S . l M ’ OIMi 2U.1 -I)!i Ii. I al SI. I'hnnr 127 HALB W l f l l 'E ----- ■i'GiHiHklV'.PAapa.-UAfl; til Met (1 |I klli'lnat !tn i MiiKf, large opIiuUtereil iitieih and (Ollllr. U plinU lrird inekei Ilux I 7 H tlpsnlii Road. P A N E L I N G — Ynu mil,I are lu n hrnu 11f ill cy p r e a i, r u u d u ill Width. Jim t l i e ft. Fuller l.uintier, G a te w a y , Winter Kink. F la , ______^ ^________ HI^AltK C lrc u lalin g (111 Healer, 61,000 HTU. NfYir lint winter. hWnellent cbdditlnn. T rier <do 1)10 Magnolia Ave, Phone 7*H« N,'** ittse -P fv i ruL -ia_i.« H 9 AR TIC LEH W A N TED - 5 ^mlttlre. lure Co. 81 _________ ___ M M?) u*n'i pier ru r n -Fhowf* 0 M- T- Pn*k»Ht«ntacfc-fItppUna —T H i t * «B f-.fM L M lr.-F m h W II \ I ! U.I( V , i -f’lM i nf i»» f*i Mturin* S»*viri‘ i »itl M 7 , 8 wttifr* Hif* r• • v S«*)\ i Sm .fn rd Av*nu« llh* .*f)*| S l i r *$-1 v! I I \ I'KkS HuMdfi/.r w or*. |(> i'71'Miilil" Hal*"* - K i m Kittrunt)*, S p M Jt'k r Hfrvli^. linifl oiid 11*'li■ mil** hiiy l KeiHIUer, I hi p ent.'i A III a r t y Klinna 1,1.id M or Hdd .1. I A Y\ N MllYVEHH rharpetied. Bh I'yelea repaired, Hlturnan't, •H* K. lib S i Klinnldiig A Hnnpllea ContiMi-liri|f ft A Repair* Itrpa W. J . Kinit 2 {jHll Sm ith Park A r t Imimr fif 2dnir K i l l ! II'.H Colonial rieiitterr "knmw l.ow" pin , I' Sa n O gnaraiitr*il nmtlipi niifiiig n,Mlllr ynu nf "Hatiillinx" appear liner. Khom |H| for free de live ry aervlef. ti YUGIIK Ileal llmnit. DiellUan. $tl.KH 1 J . W. 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Dodgers A re /2-Gam e A way From National Chadwick Breaks Flamingos Battle IHartwick Unseats Pezold’s City By Defeuting A’s irKecdrd1n”Styim' FIL Play-Off Tilt “ Bowling Leaftfc*Lead With I3J.I Yankees Roll On VOICE From The STANDS From Catalina Miami Bill Hortwlck. Impresario of the MIAMI (At—Th* pennant winning Sanford Bowling Alley*, filled In By RALPH ROUEN Sun Sax and runner-up Mi­ for a missing Cilery City bowler Walcott-Marciano . AP Spirt* riler Verne Messenger with hi* nothing Human Amazon May ami Beech Flamingos will end tbe la it Wednesday night and proceedCP—Barney Beck (J«liku»h, WIs, | Only • super miracle will pro Sent. 18, 1UM* Florida International Lesgu* post td to im iih th t plna down for 11 or In-and-out ball. Then K. 0 . UP—Friday Boss o t the Brooklyn Dodger* (rum Friend Kent I ,i wrepresenting season games tonight — barring robust 184.1 average which tm- Bout Tomorrow Is Starting Pitcher — Verne Mee- Kilpatrick is my choice to finish Train At Mayfair the National longue In mediately pJunimtUfd hlin to tin1 rain. Ihe game because of Ills stable •enger I intended releasing rnv All-Star Util 1053 World Series again-,! the I n n This Winter The Sun So* evened th* seven- top of the City League. County t.aHel.ull kluli he- finishing Pilcher — K. d. Kil­ background and esperlence in hail, Experts ! Iww York Yankees nr t.'leveland Heniinole The cigar chewing proprietor # Splitting game Sbaughnessy playoff final! tiling difficult situations with per­ patrick fure I left Hanford, hut I was hissing average was good enough Indians Hang On In I’m * 8 v\ant Race “ Th* Storied Bums of Flulbudi arc assured today of finishing In no WWM than « lie for first (dace trlMn the curtail! fills next Smiduy. <’ Manager Charley Dressen's pen Mat-starved athletes moved to kin one victory of clinching the | yesterday. Joe lllsrk, making first start of the season, pitched Dodgers to an 6-2 victory over __ Ion while the runner-uii New York (Hints dropped a C2 decision !• Philadelphia The victory boosted Brooklyn s Med over the miracle men of 1031 to Si* games, ilotli learns have six i' fame* left to play and one llrook n o triumph or (Hunt defeat will MU down Brooklyn's llrsl pennant line* 1940, ■■Meanwhile, Allis- Iteynolds kept Yanks in Ihe driver's seal In American League race. The Chief, gunning for nls first 20-vic­ tory season, pitched the Yanks to 141 decision over Harry tiyrd und peaky Philadelphia Athletics. Indians, behind Bnh L ' pihjii Hied to a 7-1 victory over the Detroit tigers to remain Hv names attorn. Reynolds permitted oidy three Mis In posting his 19th victory hut ha hid no easy salting lie walked eight end almost gave up the ghost i i III the seventh and ninth Innings |l ’ Caia Michaels tripled to begin the seventh hut died on (hint The A'e loaded the bases with one out til the ninth hut couldn't pierce Stvnolds’ armor r Byfti surrendered only live hits the Yanks bunched two of them ig with a pair of walks In Hie th Inning to score Ihu game's run. Yogi Berra singled Joe Ins across from second liasc |Ui the piyuff marker. Lemon turned back the Tigers on (our hits In gaining his 21st com attest of the campulgn. Al Itosen wai the big wheel for Cleveland, Batting in four runs on Ills 27lh komer and a double. The Dodgers end Braves were Malted in • 2 2 duol until the eighth when Uw Brooks scored six runs tyro were mil to lock It up. Campanella singled home the _ breaking run. Black llmllrd Boston In three hits deserved a shutout as Carl i'a error in the (ourtli led to Irave runa. Veteran Buss Meyer parceled out Mm hits in heating the (Hants uml aquaring his record at 13-13. The Phils clinched mailers In Ihe fourth when Hill Nicholson rocked Jim N airn for a three run huuier. Home runs were the deciding (actors In other National League games, • Tad Kluitewikl ami rookie Jim Q rw ngress clouted humors lo acunl for all of Cincinnati's runs a 4-1 triumph over I'ltlshurgh. Ill) Serena smashed u two-run am ir In the seventh to lead CMdecision over St. Muslxl accounted for off Bob Hush with the first Inning, itber American League game „ Pierce pitched Chicago to a victory over St. Luula and the Red Sox scored five runs ninth Inning to vanquish lishlngton, 7-3. t £ W Roundup T.E TALBOT PHILADELPHIA U t-F u r some un not quickly or logically exquite a low veteran fight ... who have spent time al iy Jo« Walcott’s training ram p Ve coma away atrongly convinced ‘ the vaterun Negro li a belter right now than he was. any. ’ r four year* ago, and that ,ht knock out Kocky M ar ,ano tomorrow night ,O ur feeling haa been all along ire wka nothing much to »d by going du' Illy an d watching (lampion plow through hi* n a again. When you're > (ho Camden Cult# IS or i ; you've pretty well ie*n THR HANFORD HER ALU Monday, Mrpt. 22. 1952 ;tT7'.%***« . AMp. unusually busy packing my heavy equipment (handle underwear etc.) to make this hup hy sir up lu the University of Sitka, Alaska, fur homecoming and the big game un­ der the Northern Lights. As you ktiuw the Bear* and Seals will Ire the hlg attrac­ tion to fight It out for the “frlald supremary" and a area! halite will lie fought, unlrss slime big mouse horns In, ur Ihe Northern Lights go uut. , Al this particinmnenl I be* can see a. whileSwedes the Oshoveiall furA little In t h e ■Iny, ii r r i g h t A, H. Yuwell uftei l u n c h , 1 passed over Springfield, III,, and it looked dead, Imt I guess that’s because Stevenson lives there. And so after due consideration, I'll release my choice for my Sem­ inole County 1062 baseball kluli as lullows. ill—Mrs. dene KuumilUl Jit—.Mrs, Pill Tyre SS—Mrs. Georg* Eirk .111—Mrs. diirdon Sweeney C—Mrs. A. W. I.ee I.E—('apt. Arthur Yuwell Hat Boy—Tom Meredith Publicity and Scandal Manager— Holland Dean Manager—K. K. Brody Health Advisor—Dr. J. N, Tolar fill notice, Kent. I’ve first and named the started team In rotation to avoid confu sion among the playtri and heap down any complication* to aimpllfjf their play. ve selected Mrs. dene Koumi lint for first ami I feel that she would balanre Ihe Infield with her ability lo cover terri­ tory beyond her rearh with rate anil agility. Then the oilier three positions would be filled by a trio of sterl­ ing alhletes in Tyre, Kick and Sweeney, which would give the klub mi ulr of Ida! Idol, or chatter that Is so necessary In th* national pastime. Yowell In left field and Bar­ ney Beck in center would be unique In dealgn and could not lie equalled because a balled ball could not be butted through or under them if they eat down In time. In right field I’ve selected a midwest farmer In Friday Rosa, wlm gut his early training (making corn up ut State Center, In., be­ fore lie came hero—In fact, 1 need this good Iteimhllcan to give them ii halnnt’* or power for the fall series. My stm ling pilt-hel would be centage plays. Tom Meredith, a local lad. Is my cbolco for Ihe bat boy. II* waa dtacovered by th* recent aureey of Iho State Market Hu-, roan now* report when they found he waa alwaya at th* right place at the wrong lime. However, It waa difficult to deeld* on a publicity and tcandal manager, but I’ve decided on Rolland Dean, a local product, even though he likea the tacket game, 1 fee) that he would serve a duel purpose on the team because ho could carry lea water and bats for th* player*. E. E. Ilrady la my rholr* for manager, but I would use him as bench manager—I think he Is beet at large and he Is training Ing every day down near Koumlllat and Anderson’s drug' stare. I've played the law of aveiages in melting this selection. Brady has never picked a winner In poli­ ties and *o I feel Hi* law of aver­ ages would muku Idiu a winner in baseball. I've selected our old standby Dr. J. N. Tolar a* Iho health ad­ visor for the tepm—he could take readings at various times and pos­ sibly relieve any player. Forever, F. It. Palmer P.H. Mall tn« a couple of doxen copies of the Herald to: Box 1402, Columbus, Sitka, Alaska. Dykes Calls Ump, Top-Seeded Michigan State To Play Vengeance-Bent Michigan “Yankee Lover” when Ihe Irish set-mod to Iw No. lly JUE FAl.IJt After A’s Lose NEW YUBK ell the tlmeT—meets a Pennsyl­ tdt—Highly Michi­ Ivania team that ranks with the Hurley Is Accused Of Choking Up In Clutch By P ilo t Hy JOE RKICHLKH NEW YORK on - Jimmy Dykes, fiery manager of Ihe i’hitadeiphiu Athletics, loduy accused American League umpire Ed Hurley ot "chucking up In the clutch’' culled him u "Yankee lover. Dykes, whose Athletics dropped a i-u decision to the New vurk Yankees at Yankee hludiuin yes­ terday, charged that Hurley's "atrocious" srrike cull lu hatter Juo Axtiolh with the bases loaded and only une uut In ttiu ninth Inning eost Ins team the game. "Ilu (Hurley) took us right out of the game with that une eall," Dykes said. "That was tne worst cull I have ever seen in my unliro buxebull career. Everybody in Ihu park except Hurley saw that the pitch wus nigh and outside. He Just choked up In the clutch, that's all. Hu's a Yankee lover." The cauae uf Dyke*' (lare up uccured In Ihe top of the ninth. The Yankee* were leading, 1-0, with New York's Allle Reynold* and Philadelphia'! Harry Byrd en­ gaged In a thrilling pitching dual. The Athletlci, held to two hill through eight Innlnga, suddenly be­ came belligerent In Ihe ninth and filled the bases un two walks and a single by Sherry Robertson with unly une out. Reynold's first three serves to Axtrolh were culled balls, Une mure ball and the score would have been tied M . Ait roth look a called strike. The next pitch appeared high lo the crouching bailer. AatruUi started to trot to Ural but plate umpire Hurley made a delayed "strike two" calj. 'Hie Philadelphia catcher came back to the plate yelling. Coaches Wally Muies at Clrst and Tom Oliver ut third charged down the lines lo berate th* utnpirg. The entire Athletic* bench, with Dyke* ^n the lead, ccame storming out of me leau, he dugout. During tho neat five minutes Dykes and company let hare averything In the book It ha no effort on tho umpire, of enuroo. He already had th* lilt word. Th* itriko call atood. Reynold* went on to retire Astroth, and th* neat batter, pinch. a gan Slate, placed un Ihe No. 1 hot *ixil l>y Iho nallon'i experts, opens Its season Saturday against e ven­ geance-bent Michigan team aa the collegiate football season roUa Into its first big weekend. Picked In a pre-season poll u the team moat likely to auecaod, the beckfleld-rlch Spartans will bo risking a 15-game winning atreek before some 1/7,000 spectators i t Ann Arbor, Mien. Michigan, once the terror of the Midwest, will be seuklng to avenge Iasi year's 25-0 walloping. But tne odds say Biggie Murin’* Spartans will make in No. Id In a row. However, the odd* also said Ken­ tucky would defeat Villa nova —and look what happened! Vlllanova up­ set the I'arllll-less Kentuckians, 25 0, In une uf Saturday'! big aurprises. Anulher shocker took place at Columbia, Mo., where Maryland, ranked No. 2 In the pre-reason millII of writers and broadcaster*, had the scare of Its life before nipping Missouri, i*-io, It took e pass by Jack Scarliath In the last two minutes to bring the totter­ ing Terrapins their l l t h straight win. Third-ranked Georgia Tech bed none of these worrlea. warming up with a 54-s rout of the Citadel. And In the weekly coaat-to-coaat TV show, Kansas played a strong, soun dgeme to blank TCU :u, southwait champion, 114). Oil ill Reich, ex-Army iter, passed for both Kan sa* Tl>V This week's TV snow will orig­ inate from here, featuring Prince­ ton, winner of » straight, against Columbia. Prlncet/m, picked to re­ peat in th* Ivy’ League, will > without its all everything backfield wills, Dick K aim aler,1 who was graduated. Meantime, there'll be some at­ tractive intersections! claahea on lap plus, of course, tbe usual eonference and Independent bill. On Friday night, Northwestern— rated a "darkhorse" la the ever* lough Big 10 Conference *v# lo Los Angeles to fat Southern California, 1 Coast Trujsns got away Friday night with a m to root o f Washington State. D u , while, Journey* to DaUea io 8MU. On* waa our a)and, and wo choao Marc lino exclusively up -conditioned retreat In Iho Cam* away much Imwlth tho bufl-llk* young ir. toe. Ill'll hare a whole for him lomorrow night, and a mighty we)In England th# radiator orna­ ove. But thee* fei- ment on an automobile la called hitter AlUa Clark, oa bugeyod watching the "mascot,'' In calling Hurley’s hi* sparring mates worst he aver law, rowi ifsta to think “He must {tore he’s Fa lore at ky or oo wrong smarted wl body now name in b ha's hitU nrjU gff tM«V« Uda tub ia the throw mo out," in l aver saw hl».“ his career wonderful shapo, and I won’t be surprised U he Mrt there and tries to put [■way in Urn first oaihana*," I me mod to b* going a Uttle S ••M twf best In the E sit. West Coast fins, In addition to the Northwestern-USC tilt, will have three more Juicy Intersec­ tional ecraps on Saturday—'TCU at UCLA, Minnesota al Washing­ ton and Missouri at California. vored to win th* Pacific Coait irenc* flag, and a trip to the Rose Bowl, California will be fa­ vored to turn back Missouri. But you can bet that Ihe Golden Bears have a kit more respect for the "show-tne" boys after their mag­ nificent effort against Maryland. Texas, which blasted USD 35-14 in Its opener, Journeys to Chapel IHU, N. C., lo meet North Caro­ lina's Tar Heels N C. figures 1 belter It* 28 record uf lust year but It's doubled that It will gel off on the right foot against the smooth-operating Texans. Army, still recovering from the cribbing scandal, opena at home agalnit South Carolina, while Navy play* Yale at Baltimore. Big 11/ action* figures to boll from the outs* as Indiana and Ohio State — two hot-and-culd schools with championship aspi­ rations, and gunning for a Bote Bowl trip—tangle In Columbus, O. Other gamea around the coun­ try tkia weekend Include: Miami fFla.pVMI, Friday night. a Bowling Standings e r ™ LEAGUE W. I- TP (11141 ee Glaaa ovat elery City 0400 FPRL 07J0 Stine MVhlne 7UIW Stanley-Bug. turn Post offic­ NAVY LEAQUR W. L. PT. 3 0 No, 4 ....... ... 0 8 8 No. 0 ....... ....0 5 7 No. t ....... 4 6 No. 3 ... ...4 6 6 4 No. 6 ....... ....4 No. 1 ...... ...1 2 7 S Avg. 7.17.9 700,5 716.7 705.0 779.9 737.0 TP 0DU 5029 0)70 6727 6868 5040 Sunday night by blanking their cross-bay rivals, 2-0, before 2.043 Miami Stadium fans to extend th* eeriee to the limit. Earlier, Miami had eliminated third-place Tampa, three gemee to two, and Miami Beech ousted St. Petersburg's fourth • piece Saints, also 3-9, after the regular season ended with Miami one game In front. Gil Torres, Miami’* dependable all-around player, scattered eight hits to whitewash Miami Beach Sunday night. Miami got only four off Andy Elko but they cam* it opportune momenta DU )lck Grey doubled In tbe seventh and eighth Innings for both runs. He sent a two-bagger down the left field line In the seventh and reached third on i fielder’s choice. Humberto Fernandes got a walk to fill the basea and Jim Hragan filed to center to score Grey. With one out In Ihe eighth, Gray doubled to left center to score Bill Gabter with Ihe aecond Miami run. In tonight's final It will be Mi­ HANTA MONICA. Calif. (A*) - ami's Billy Harris, who won 25 AmurliiK Florence Chadwick got aod lost six during the Mason, five hours sleep after conquering against Miami Beach’s Pete Mothe 21-mile Catalina Channel In rant, who won 15 and lost only one. record lime, then awoke lo an­ nounced plana to swim the Darda­ nelles nrul the Strait of Gibraltar. Schautteet Scores Miss Chadwick, who staggerrd 512 Set For No, 3 ashore Sunday murnlng at Itocky I'ulnl Vi.eiite un the mainland, 13 Schauteet's 612 set and 184 hours, 47 minutes and 32 seconds nfte,- plunging Into the ocean at single game paced all th* bowler* Catalina Island, appeared at a in th* Navy League last night at parly Sunday night. Friends ex­ the Sanfaed Bawling Alley. Hii pressed amaxemrnt at her ability spree ted team No. 3 to two wins to recover from th* fatiguing or­ In three tilt* over No. I. No. 3 deal. I 2 3 Total She had liecome the first woman 184 167 101 612 to swim the channel. Her time is Hchautteet 12.1 162 141 426 faster than the previous official Flultt 88 08 103 280 record nf 16 hours, 48 minutes set Dunlap 143 120 114 377 25 years ago hy George Young of Galloway 111 117 07 826 Canada. Byron Summers, Los An­ Roberton 4N 444 118 1828 geles, swam It in 13 houra, 36 min­ Totals utes that same year. But no offi­ No. | cial AAU time clocked him. 2 Total 2 101 110 338 Although Mlaa Chadwick said Doughety 1S1 174 447 she had extended herself more Rich 187 160 3S4 than In any prevloua awlm, doc­ Kavar 148 141 407 tor* xald she finished In good Burdett 110 322 shape. She suffered tome bruises Randolph 0021 10N and a slight cut In th* chin from "V- ' fish bumping against her. On* fish, No. 2 8 Total 2 she said, swam ihalde her bathing 130 125 110 366 Hohnatengei suit but she got It out. The 33-year-old bookkeeper said Beckermeyer 125 147 100 372 147 143 124 414 she had no aches or pains, al­ Baumann 106 162 165 403 tnuug though stomach cramp* bothered Caro 140 134 163 427 lu-r oiurlng the first few hours oflN egrotto 708 711 662 2071 the swim. Hhe iiiaungi-d to work Total them off. She loxt four pound* In No. 5 3 Total 1 2 weight. Kasto 106 140 141 387 Lock* 146 136 136 418 148 159 .136 443 St Peter Orlandell* 112 131 126 360 120 142 131 402 Wlcklln* 841 790 670 2010 Total No. 8 3 Total 2 1 145 135 121 401 Reed 114 363 126 Herron 113 130 191 124 375 Wea Lott Pet. Blernot American League Mertonr 127 125 100 362 104 00 103 203 New York 00 58 .800 Jenkins 819 809 312 1774 Cleveland •0 to .507 Total 78 Chicago .533 N*. 4 ’ n 3 Total 1 t Philadelphia 77 73 .513 164 ISO 130 428 78 .607 Tee Pell Washington 14 103 18t 358 m 73 15 Boston .607 Emlel 172 126 168 440 St. Louie 01 II .413 Freeman •9 134 343 100 Detroit N .331 Gaston 40 DeFoun 137 169 160 446 Natteaal Laagn • 010 TH 3010 .835 Total 04 Brooklyn 605 U New York St Louis 85 .574 Women’s Golf Group .581 Philadelphia 83 75 .497 To M eet W ednesday Chicago 88 Cincinnati (13 Boston Th* Bemtnol* County Women's .272 Golf Association will hold thalr 41 Pittsburgh first meeting of the fell season MIAMI Wednesday noon a t th* Seminole MIAMI un—Th* University of Country Club, it waa announced Miami football Hurricanes today today by Publicity Chairman Mrs. will bear a report on Virginia Mil­ itary Institute Plays and contnua opened against WUliam end Mery. Today'* practice may wind up workout* far tn* opening gam* • twice-a-day aeuiooa for Uw tlw Friday night with tbe Keydeta. Miaul ecout* Walter KJcbefskl year but Coach Andy Ouatafaon Floreiice Chadwick, proLaldy the greateat distant woman swimmer in the history, added the Catalina Channel to her mounting list of record nautical achievements when she ripped through Ihe choppy, shark Infested 21-mll* stretch to the California coast In only 13 hours and 47 minutes to hertim* th* only woman to successfully navhrate the distance. Miss Chadwick, who b*rsn her training fur the Catalina awlm at th* Mayfair Inn last February In a three • weeks’ training and ex­ hibition s(*y, may rrtu m to the Ho­ tel again this winter, Mayfair Inn M a n a g e r Charles Marian said toduy. The i-hurmlng 32-year-old swim­ ming amnion Is expected to train here (igaln this winter for future conquests. r and Ororg* TrogOon ware to re­ Indicated If be i* not aatlaflotTaft­ STETSON bat tho er the evening drill, Mother morn­ DILAND Wt-Work on paae Ut- port , K o K T o n ing session may be beJd Tuesday. fenie, tnmmg a aecond offensive ■aw Saturday, whon quarterback end search for two IIm backers la the week’* program for Stetson’* football aquad. Heed h Jay P attre said afier re ing result! In 0 m same with Ida Saturday night. Mm O riflM t •Th# llva map in our dtfenalv* 11m did fin* woi Pattee said, naming Wait Ooh Kart Looman, Jochem, Guido Tambur JM 0UIII and Henry Boyer. c u r* D are Laud* and co-captittu for th* V M M M N M I Give i wa* too. stream lined k a a n t j . . . w lad-and-rei* • tto s , Y o w d te lM o f glew ee eh m lm u D I th a n to "’"“ WINDOWS! S P0UCV t'S* 1801 Average* for * Oi „ _ Pisa H.i F. Peiold 1601 10| 160.7 Von Herbulls 1473 102 103.4 Russell 491 184 163.3 Ludwig 1439 103 162.2 H. Herbet 1430 103 168Jt High TITUSVILLE TIUKH i-yiT ^ ill Be onday m 1 ag rill remata open ell week 'end neat Monday for the 71th anniversary uf Hanford, Pool Manager llaskr Wight staled this morning. II had twos orl* glnslly planned lo clow tho pool for the year yesterday, but th# anniversary bring so clora. they decided to keep th* pool open for another week. Low Twoiay, Bept. 13 0:50 o.m. .......................3:24 «.m, 10:11 p.m........ - ......... . 4:03 p.m. Howard McGougn. After the luncheon some of the women will begin to ploy for American Indiana enjoyed roast* handicaps. Tho Association la planning revere) tournaments this *d crickets, a* well aa tne queens coming peer, Mra, McQough added. of leaf-cutting ant*. For Your Fall Suita 8p*cl*Uilnt In Alteration* of H»vy Uniform*. .7*1 dVr.T,tMa ■ By JACK HAND PHILADELPHIA cli - Who do you like? Jersey Joe Walcott, tho sly old gent with the one punch dynamite? Or Kocky Marciano, tho xwunning mauler with 10 years of youth riding behind hla punches? Expert opinion on tomorrow's world heavyweight championship light at Municipal Stadium Is sharply divided There is solid sup port fur the 38 year-old champ among Ihe pros of the sport — Ilia boxers, Iralners and atnsgeri. Still, boxing writers have swung un the Mnrriano bandwagon by s lopsided 28 7 score Early odd* fa­ voring Marciano ut 2 to I now hare narrowed tu 3 to 2 AH this Is musk- to the ears of Jim Norris and Herman Taylor, the ro promoters, who report • steady Jingling of the box office cash register Taylor estimated a bouse of 66,000 and a gale of be­ tween IbSO.uuo and (ooo.ooo Then- are Indication* nf a tre­ mendous closing surge as Marci­ ano fans in New England realtie there will be no home radio or television of Hu- Brockton, Mass., slugger’s title bid. TlicuU-r television will lend the light lu Mimu 50 theaters In 3t elites on a coast to-coust network, adding ul least 3125.otw lu Ihe re­ ceipt*. Walcott l o p e d through three rounds yesterday at Atlantic City — two with young Harry Willi and one with Pete Neisou — to end his training routine of 50 rounds. He spared the horses Sunday and never knocked out a single spar­ ring partner. Seven hit the reiln dust In previous drills. Up at Grosalnger, N. Y., the toyear-old Marciano finished up a SO-round grind by going two with Tommy Harrison of Los Anaeles. Manager Al Weill shortenea Uw second round when Rocky wee let­ ting loose a heavy bombardment. Felix Bocchlcchlo. Walcott'x wlljr proprietor, met with Norrlt last Under a revised new clause, the lighter will share In any TV or radio receipts on the same basis as their 30 30 per cent split of th* remutch gate There will bo no re­ turn, of course, If Walcott wins. Although Walcott's camp made much of the return bout business, his followers exude confidence. Jersey Joe has described Marciano a* a "rough and tumble fighter." He say* he hopes to win by knockout. Marciano, like Walcott, evolde any outright prediction but Instil* lie ia "m are than ready, more than confident." Others arc not ton shy about climbing out no Ihe limb with ctlon*. p f baked i l u n l a a n .D u rab le Tw attriilt oom blued w ith tk w fa 8 Rocky Has Edge In Youth But Joe. Is More Experienced i . TMfY WIAR H U M iM k iU N M T V 1' J to supplant lost week’s lei»<i*i Haul Pesold by nine pin*. Peiold stands second with a 174.1 overage, almost four pins per game better than last week’s 170.1 percentage. Orville Touchton's record hlqh ret toUt of 697 last Wednesday night enabled him to register the largest single gain of any bowler In th# circuit tnl# week. Touchlon jumped from a 140.6 average last week to respectable fifth place ranking at 1G0.2 this week. Carl "Hot Shot" Von Herbulls, last year’s Individual champion, re­ mained In third place again this week, though he raised Ills bowling mark from 167.2 to 160.7. Ilnrobl Appleby, who paced all tbe City l.oop pin dumper* tbe first week, continued to full off the pace ■lightly by dropping to fourth place from second spot. The Dost Office's king pin has u 167.1. Ace Glass Cotnnaiiy vaulted Into the league lead this week on con­ sistent performances by all their players. This D aptly illustrated by the fact that their fending Individ­ ual bowler, T. Cobb, only I4lb ranking among the 34 players. Cobb has a 160.3 average, which represent* a 13 pin uer game loss over hla previous week's average of 163. At the same point in the City League last year, I’aul Resold was the top man In the average column with a 166.7 This compares with hla 174.1 this year. I’rxald has |G67 pin* this year as compared to Ids 1501 last year. Von Herbulls was second In 1991 with a 163.6 oercentage. He is well off hla last year's pace with a 169.7 game mark. Von Herbulls' 1473 pins of last year was second as is nls 1628 of this year. CITV LEAGUE AVERAGES I'lns II. G. Avg. W, Hartwick 650 210 183.1 P. Pesold 1567 225 174.1 Von Herbulls 1528 203 100.7 H. Appleby 1604 203 107.1 D. Touehton 1406 225 166.2 Sksht 406 185 165.1 H. Tamm 1460 188 162.1 P. Eitel 1412 197 1568 G. Pesold 1421 101 167.8 K. Strata 1300 186 156.4 . Herbal 1800 186 166.3 tree 1300 188 166.1 H. Kretsar 1385 100 163.8 T .Cobb 1353 162 150.3 H. Russell 1363 100 160.3 Gray 1361 170 160.1 R. Carrol 808 167 140.4 Negrotto 1341 176 149. Hchautteet 880 185 148.1 J. Cook* 1333 IU6 148.1 J. Devito 1333 176 148.1 Boss 1310 >88 146.6 J. Banner 1307 106 145.2 E. Klrchhoff 1293 176 143.6 J. Herbal 430 162 14.1.1 G. fltlne 868 178 143. Morris 428 106 I42J2 Rich 1254 167 1.10.3 1220 166 130.6 Hubbard L. Lawson 1208 170 134.2 Piercy 1186 inn 131.7 Hardison 786 in P. Stanley 759 14 Loveboy 348 1 �■ ^ rr n n In IF TOU DOJTT ; n t Baafori H tn H , City THE W EATHER M lvw y, by 7:W P. M-, p lo w call YELLOW CAB 1444 . H a n f o r d S t e AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1908 VOLUME XLIV ’AFL Endorses f Stevenson For U.S. President SANFORD. FLORIDA F l f c * TUESDAY SEPT. 23. 1952 Home Demonstration Club Presidents Aiwoclntfd Pres* Leaded Wire M ess In W ashington Nixon To Go Caudle Testifies Probe Looms Into Senator On Air Tonight To Pressure Used In Extra Funds Of Explain i Iis Part Tax Fraud Cases Public Officials In Final Squabble NEW YORK t/P)—William (If rea wa» riffled unanimously today to hla 19th ronaefutlve annual term as president of the Anerlean Federation of Labor. The convention voted to leave neit year’* runrentlon alte to the aieenllre rummittae. Bt. Louis and Miami had been aug* Rrstrs. Mention of these two titles lourbed off an attack by A. I'hillp Kandoloh. Negro president of the Brotherhood of Hlreplnx Car porter*. White House Secre­ Disclosure Of Nixon tary Tried To Get Expense Fund Pre­ Tax Case Postponed sents Big- Problem NEW YOHK tit—The American Federation of Labor convention to day endoried Gov. Adlal E Sle venson, the Democratic candidate. for Preildent of the United State*. Tbe action waa unanimous by the SOU delegate* who acted on a committee recommendation It wa* the first endorse ment by tbe convention action since the AFL wa* founded In 1881 Back In 1024 a special AFL committee endorsed the late Ben Hubert M. LaFollctte of Wisconsin who was running for the presidency on the Progresalve ticket. The announcement lay AFL Pro*f t Ident William Green of Ihe out ” come iif the standing vole by del­ egates at Ihe Hotel Commodore was creeled with thunderous shouts. Scraps of lorn paper were hurled Into thu air. The CIO already lias endorsed Stevenson, thus milling (he two big branches of labor firmly be­ hind the Democratic candidate. All the H00 delegate* appeared to be standing un the vote as they applauded, whistled snd cheered ^ for half a minute “ After colling for "nay" vole* to be registered in the same way, Green carefully scanned the con­ vention hall. There appeared to be no one standing among the dele­ gates. Green then announced "It op pears there is no opposition" and declared Ihe report "officially adopted," Prolonged cheers rsng out again. / The convention heard Stevenson _ Monday, giving him a tuinultuuu* ■ IIOnmIbssS Os Paste »•*•> No. 23 Ike A gain Lays On To „ Action Is Ununimous; • First Time In His­ t o r y Presidential iofi Candidate Endorsed lj r a Partly cloudy wllli vratlrrrd showrr« ami afternoon l)iumli*r show r t i In toulh anil m itra l portion* and ov«r extreme south tVrdoetday. Not quite so Mann in Ihe north portion. • Home Demonstration Club presidents from over Hemlnole County and county executive Iniard lust week met at the office of Miss l.ilo Woodard, county agent, Hanford, unit made revisions In the county .institution. The revised constitution will be presented for approval at next meeting of the County Council, Oct. It). Heated, left to right, aru Mr*. 1‘atil M am , I-Akr Monroe; Mrs C. M. Flowers, Hanford; Mrs. WASHINGTON vt»~T l.stnar By JACK ADAMS Caudle lettlflcd today Dial cun WASHINGTON <.r Ally Gen gressuien frequently fried lu in J a m - x 1* McG raucry was re fluimcc hlx judgment on tax ported today to have ordered a fruud cases and other criminal xltiily of the whole question ot the pniseciilluns legality of supplemental funds re Caudle also tub! Hoove luvesti ceived tiy public officials gator> that a While House secre The survey, obviously was ini) called him in a successful prom pted by the current furore effort lo postpone a case involv­ over tin- disclnture that 118 23,'. lias ing .1 St 1,0111* businessman charg been m ade available lo Sen Iticii ed with a "very siibslantlai tax ard Nixon by California support fraud." er*. tor U*c a- a special expense Caudle, former assistant atlor fuml while serving in the Senate ncy general who title* headed the The Ju stice Departm ent does nut Justice Department's Criminal amt admit this In fact, it is answering Tax Divisions, was fired by I’rexl every question cuneerniug Hie sur , Jameson i’hoto George Ootto. I.ungwooil, nmi Mrs .1 A. Logan, Geneva Standing, left deni Truman last November for vey with a "n o eominenl " However, the sitnuliun appears to right, me Mis. II. M. HaVrli, Lake Mary; Mrs II F. Gulltaut. "outside activities " Ills testimony on what he tias I.) shape up like this Chill lint u; Mrs. Annie McArthur. Luke Monroe and Miss Woodarl. No invesligalniM of the Nixon ’Ians for the futuie include u county wide pintle, a five-jar canned called "pressure" on him was giv­ en lo a House subcommittee head fund, as such, is helnv made Hut food contest ami a dress review ed hy Hep Chclf \D K) I which Jllitlee D epartm ent aides have lie Is investigating the Justice Depart gun a genera! exam ination of the incut statutes relating to expense uc Hep Keating 1It N Y I labeled counts or other supulenieidal funds senium in Justice Department received liv officials lo determine eases as "entirely improper " Just how far public officials might Caudle said senator* and rep go in this field without transgres reseulative* came to lux office sng the D H crim inal <u d e and argued with him about e a s e s Tile public discussion on the which were under active consider Nixon fund has brought public which he has JiihI letiimed a Iion statem ents from other m em bers And, said ilrudley "They tried lo influence your of Congress concerning Hie pray "Atomic wcupon will play a ludgment. didn't th e y '" asked life uf supplementing congrcssion great earl in the defense of Ku Six Months Invest I* Keating i al salarie s amt allowances from rope, hut they will not replace Ration Results In "Well they talked nultc norxua sources other than Ihe governmenl strong ground und air forrex " at time*." replied tin- for Home said II was necessary for Cnmlillons have mongrel, Brail Sturtliiitf Findings slvely non wealthy m em b ers of Hie House liter official "Ye*, they did " ley said, since enactment of a law Caudle said one of I'residenl aud Senate lo obtain outside lu in IP ill forbidding ihe sharing <d WASHINGTON i.fi- Tin- Smiuli- Truman’s secretaries. Matthew m i n e by practicing law. making any atomic Inforniaiiun with any foreign government, no matter Jims Agriciillurt- t'dinmlttoe iun! today Connelly, ealled turn In an effort speeches for pay. writing articles >1 had found cmbesilsmrnt* tutaf- tu get a two mouth posltxmcmcnt for a fee. ur pulling m em bers of friendly Init 10 intlliun dollars In govern­ of a ease Involving u HI laiuis Iheir families lo work in their uf Gen Bradley said Gen Alphonse ment owned grain It added lhai businessman. Irving Sachs flee* here Join, Allied ground force coin Agriculture Department cmiiloy** The Ju stice D epartm ent study Caudle told the cuinmitlue that mender In Western Europe, and had not prnfilrd personally by Harry Hchwlnuner. Kansas City revolves prim arily uix.und Section other non American commaiVier* llit-ii. lawyer ret*Hint hy Ksch*. wax a Hill of Title II of the Criminal and leaden under Gen Mnlftmw The finding* were In e 43 page purxunul trlrml ol his amt that Codr, as revised tiy Congress m li. linlgway's nnmnund know no report xuminurUIng llu- cunimll- Schwlmmcr had suffered a heart HG8 Tills section, so far as can more about atomic weapons and It'*1’* six niimlli invi-sllgntliin nl attack lie learned, lias never been invoked lllcir cajiabllilies Ilian what lias -liuriagi's in grain and nthi-r lurni 1 Candle added Ilia! tic approved against anyone since lls eouetmeld been puldislied III tbe American iiriuhti’is in t-initii'i'lliiii with guv Hie delay although Cunnell*' had in 11H7 It reads pres* "W hoever, being j g o iern m en t ■•nimi'iil puri'liasu* tinili-r prut" not supplied any ev Idem........ . SciiwUnmet s condition -Sulixe olficinl oi employe receives auv siipiiurt programs I I** n l 14111 r <4 f i l l I ' m K! I salary III colifiertiiili with ills s e i , < imIrmun I'llfiiili-r <l» La i said ice as such .ui official oi einplinc thu ri'pi.i: h in uppruviil miaul from mix source ..tliei lli.ni llumuusly !>v till- Hgbi suiulul's |ucs government of the Dinted States fill flvr Dfiiiticruls ami llir,**- Hiexcept as may lie conlidinted mil pulillc.i n» City Commission General Bradley Says U. S. Must 10 Million Dollar To Accept Paving Give Atomic Secrets To Allies Embezzlement Is WASHINGTON iA*—(ion. Omar In Phillips Areas Bradley Charged In Grain said today that sooner or later the United Slates must give City Workmen Told To Move Fence For Football P l a y e r s atomic warfare secrets to Allied military commander* in Europe The chairman of the Joint Chief* of Staff set no lime limit for turn­ ing over atomic Information, hul he let It be known he believe* that eventually Ihe U S. lx going In have lo give xome inside dupe un atomic wsrfnre to Ihe military commander*. Amopg other reasons Bradley listed it a Pentagon new* confer­ ence was that some Allied nation* have gained Ihe false Impression thsl mere U, H Possession of atomic weapon! made It unneces­ sary ft. them In build up Hieir own defenses. He said he found nut at.mil thl* on un 11 day trip to Europe from The Cily Commission last night agreed to accept street* and pavement* In three developments of Phillips Properties, provided that city requirements are met. ' Streets accented are those III the City portion of the Wynnewood Bubdjvliloa, Hunfo Park aud Phlltlpa Terrace. The agreement was mud* fol­ lowing consultation of Wellborn Phillips, Jr., wh uha* charge of the development here, and Frank Hubbard, contractor fur the pav­ ing of the streets In the hijImIIvI■lulls. Mr. Hubbard stated tliut the base of the atreetx wa* laid In accordance with Slate Hotel De­ Anproximati-ly 360 first grndo partment specifications and point­ c h i l d r e n throughout Hemiivde ed out the need of delay in add­ Colin* v have |i"*n t-’sted for ing top surfacing until the soft m speech defects. Marguerite Gra- tn weak spots ran all lie located ham. counlv speech correctional and properly patched. Boy Scouts uf Troop 346 pre­ The suven points which Phil­ sented u program ulioiit tin- his­ said vestr-rdav. ae>i alumt l>(* will lips Proueitlrs agreed to observe tory of fire when parent* visited need special attention. The number of children with were made by City Manager Tom them last weekend while they faulty speech la slightly more this I.emroii after visiting the three were on u camping act*vil> «l vrnr than last, she stated. She a t­ subdivisions with Mr. Phillips (.’snip Seminole un Silver Lake. tributed this rise to the fact there and Mr. Hubbard yesterday a fte r­ Allen Maffett led the rump finnoon. are more first-graders. program Friday night while Han Only this grotto receives the It was agreed that In Wyiine- dal I Bobbin.* was master of cere tests. Pupils* df other grades are woud, a spillway is tu lie built by monies. In presenting the history referred to th" correctlonlat by Phillips Properties from Sum- of fire-insking, Bruce Hold pnr merlin Avenue intu the small lako trsyed the part of a cave man teachers and principal*. "A speech w fte t," Mrs. Graham Into which the area drains, and and demonstrated the making of exclaim'd, Mlg a condition whichthat curbs be extended at the In­ fire by rubbing two sticks to calls attention to Itself becausetersection of Jefferson Htul For­ gether. It la out of th" ordinary, or causes rest Drives. Richard I’hagan demonstrated a maladjusted child." A third requirement was to cut She staled aha didn’t believe snd tear out old curbs where the flint ami steel method of fireHemlnole Countv had env more Yule and Princeton Streets in msking ss thu story progressed, children needing al .entlon, rela­ Phillip* Terrace enter Geneva lauds Koeater took thu part uf u tively. than any other county In Avenue and to build new curbs "city slicker" In demonstrating the stato. snd gutters at the Intersection, the sulphur match. An "Indian council fire” was During tho school year. Mrs. slid s t the north end of Prince­ lighted by a flaming arrow. An Graham said sha will work with ton Avenue, approalmatalv 160 children In the Another requirement v/as to re­ Indian war dance was staged by ft county. Of thla number, about P26 pair soft spots In tha streets of Robert Mitchell. Teddy Walker w will go back, cured, to their class­ all three subdivisions, and to to; tou and Stanley Vlhh-n. who pmceed rooms during tha year. The rest all atreeta with »a one-fourth Incl Inch *d to "scalp Daniel Boone," play will ha carried over until they are layer uf slag and aaphalt at a *d by Barrv Bt. John. Stout Maffett led the campers rurtd, generally taking not more dry period in Ihe future. than two years. It was finally agreed that Phil­ In songs and several other skits "Not only do I work with each lip Properties will give the City were presented. Other Bcoula on the overnight child 16 minutes each week," the a guarantee sgaimt paving daactivity were George Farris, correctlonlat further explain tl'eallaetS Oa Pege Vast) Ktnnelh McMurray, Hilly Thurs­ write out plana for Ihe cilia __ ton, Wally Philips. Michael Moss, teacher to follow." Thla additional Ronnv Pome, David Brown, 8Mn*v Instruction Involve* consulting Ylhlen Jr., Albert Collins, Ran­ With the teacher and supervising W arning In Given dall Lavender, Byron Moore, her In the correction activities. Qn D n v e r’ti L (centres ommy Williams, Jamas Pearson, H1 try to clear op speech defects in the flrat four grades,” Mrs. lekia Roundtree a n d Roger Warning was given today by Garner. Graham said. Mrs, 8. P, Fowler, chief clerk, Eighty per cant,of the apeech defrcti Involve artlsulatlun prob­ Seminole County Judge’s office, lems, such as lisping or Inability that motorist* should renew their KKGIHTRATION BOOK H lo make certain Munda. The re­ driver** licenses st once or they maining 10 per cent take In atut- will ba caught In a last-minute Registration books of Seminole lerers and Inoae with physical de­ rush, County will be closetl Oct. 4, Mrs. fects, such as • cleft palette, a . "Peeople win have to wait un­ Camilla Bruce, registrar, said to‘ ft lip or cerebral Daisy. less they eotae on In," she stated. thl* ' Those desiring to register may We Item by hearing.1* the cor- "Lleeasee expire Sept, so __tionlat pointed pointed out we hear year In*teed of OcL 4 os In the do so at th* Chamber of Com­ Attic a sound, we gradually learn how merce during the week from BtOO Bine* the issuance of licenses g.m. until 6:00 p.m. Th* books to maka It," Tha whole subject of speech correction, the said, now waa started Bopt. 2, she stated. 111 be open until noon on the !• in the hamia of thouaanda of 7,400 licenses have been Issued Inal day. ■pecialiste. or renewed. "We should go over Th|a registration entitles vot­ For every correetlonlst, ahe 11,000. er* to participate In th* county, stated, there are about five or all neee gra being Issued In th* State and national elections. Reg* at th* Court House eontlnu- tratlon for the city election may positions. Th* demand for their _ ton s • a. m. until I p. m. •ervlcee (a great mad* at the City Hall. 8 p a * e h eorroetlonlste, ah* Thee* seme hear* will bo In of­ brought out, have doubled In the fset thle Saturday to accomodate •Ute In Uw l u t year. Work In do ring public. FORTY AND BIGHT ‘ Issuing licence* Florida t* headed by Robert Gates, ifaUahassce, consultant for ettepArm. FewOfficers of Sanford Vulture ttanal children, ot I, will be Installed to­ lire. Grabap la, night at th* American Lo* Speech Correction Is Important Part Of School Program Boy Scout Troop j Tampa Warehousl* (Joes On Outing At (Joes Broke When Camp Seminole Theft Discovered * J tmSsBni t, nitordlag to Joe Wells, i Gar*, . chicken pilau aupper will precede Installation ceremonies. Mr. Well* ells urged all members numbers to the meeting at 7i80 p.m. TAMPA Wto—The iinrxplniiii'il ill* unpcaranre of a vast stun- uf cflru* products from a Tamps warehouse has brought lb.it firm cunipuuy into receivership Debt* to o growing list ul eiedl tor* muy exceed a millhui dollar* Pul tn Ihe hands of a receiver Monday wa* Ihe I we Terminal anil Warehouse Corp , where ihe cllrus Juice, citrus section' and cilru* feed were stored Five creditors staled in a petition fur bankruptcy that the terminal owed them f200,000 and u total of .ihout I.VpO.000 to all creditors The Lee firm alleged In a h inkruptcy petition Iasi week that Bruce’s Juices Inc. and Hiree Bruce subsidiaries owed II 1WQ,000 In built mailers John W II Shaw, federal referee In bankruptcy ap­ pointed receiver* lo handle the affair* of Ihe alleged bankrupt companies. The Lee company’s credit nr* slated Ihe warehouse could mil or would not deliver merchandise lor which they held wurrhmise receipt*. The Lee company, us u motor creditor of the Bruce corporainmi, declared these corporation* owed it for citrus covered by warehouse receipts Issued by Lee to unnamed third persons at the representation of the Bruce corporations Co-operation Pratoed On Trash Collection Residents of Sanford have shown "splendid co-operation” in the speedup program of garbage and trash collections, City Manager Tom Lemon announced this morn Inge "Out of th* hundteda effected, only a few have voiced opposition to th* plan which alme at equitable and efficient operation," he said. Many reildanta are securing new garbage cans to replan- thus* which wrra leaky, unsanitary snd had no lldi, he added. He pointed out that the City ordinance governing the collection la not a new on* and called special attention to tha following portion) "It shall be th* duty or every housekeeper, storekeeper, oc.-upunt or owner to place a receptacle whan offered for eolleetlon st the curb line la m a t of hla or her B rass and to remove or causa them to be removed Inside tho fence line of the proaalses when they shall have been emptied." •; .t; -4 •I S f ■■d ; '' •" . wr1 y ; - I ■; ** f i ; v 7 V - v■ ; ■' /A:'.* > ? *t ■'S "vi ■' y Altliinigh tb f report alisulvi-il tingiivfruiiifiit worker* who bamlb-il tin* storage prugrum uf profiting lu-rsunally. it hail sh arp words fur the giivernmenl admlulslralluii uf the prugram "T he evidence ilullrule* as uf May, Hl.^, there hud been einhel /lenient ur crim inal cnnverslon uf t nniuuutity Credit t'oriKiralluu iCt.'CI owned grain inventories by 131 w arehousem en, aggregating approximately tHi.UOO.OOO, but no evidence was presented lo the co m m ittee thsl any ('('(* personnel profited personally nr was crlini nally Involved in Dili connection," the r*-|M,rt said The ( ' f t ' i* the Agriculture Dr partuien t agency which buy* and stores gram ami other farm prod net* under Ihe price supimrt tiro gram . Conversion Is a procedure in which u w arehousem an use* government-owned grain for Ills private purpose*, expecting to re uiace it before the CCC call* un idin lu m ake good on It Sen Aiken t i l VI ), top Itepuli IIcbii on the comm ittee, had pre dieted in advance the report would show about 10 million dollar* wa* stolen from Ihe governmenl Farm Auction Meet I h Slated Tonight Repre»rnUiCvr* from 60 |oe*l «ri-*nl»stlon» hsve hern extended Invitations to attend the Hanfn-d Farmer* Auction meetlnir thl* evcnlni/ "t H;00 n.rrt. In the mic­ tion tnilldlne *011111 of Hanford on Route 17-tt‘J tu consider the site of the proposed barbequ* pit, It wa* announced today by C. K Dawson, lecretary-tressurer of the Hanford Farmers Auction, Inc. "In our public spirited effort to develop the Auction grounds Intu a playground," he said, "wo want to consult with all th* organltatlnne In th* County, who will be Invited to use the grounds for psrtlee and picnics, lo find out their Idea* on th* barheqiie pit." The Ferment Auction ha* all the necessary facilities for nlcnlcs, outings and parties, Mr. Dawson explained. "We have electricity, running water, benches, tables, telephone, plenty of parking space, a very large roof, In rase of rain, and the rosiest place in Seminole County for an outdoor supper.” Th* Farmers Auction sella any­ thing and everything every Fri­ day night Larry Jon** la the auctioneer. Th* 8FA la a local corporation owned by local peo­ ple. It waa created by Mr. Daw­ son, tha County Farm A|*nL Eisenhower Club To Be Organized By Sanford Demos of Die treasu ry of any stale, conn ty or niiiidripiilily. or "W hoever whether a person, as sociallon or a corporation makes any contribution to. nr in any w.n Proceeding* to set un 1111 Elsen­ supplements III** subtly uf. any hower ti'-nduusrter* <n Hanford I enveriinieiil official or emnlove for siul rslniilisli an nrt»Blo/sl«iti f"l j Ihe services performed hy him for Seminole C-mntv will l»- luttlsted the governmenl of Die Dinted at 11 imhlie meetlm* m * IHI p in. , States Thiimdnv «l the Choirt HoU*e "Shall In' fined not n o n e than Officers will to* elected umt pre­ tl.uuu ur im prisoned mil m ore than cinct wnrk-'is Cm Die counlv will six months, or both " be a|i|itilnled, Bertitdlng to I*, tt Tilt- ciule defines th ese offenses tluwi'* temnu-n-v ehelrinnii «u- us m isdem eanors However, in llupuintml liy J II Dyer, load of tho absence of any court test, govern Central Florldu for Elsenhower It uHllKura On r « a » t'nurt Ui instillation "Everyone In Hemlmde County Is eordlallv Invited to attend this kick-off meeting of ttir campaign,” Mr lluwes snid. "The group f••••Iw,'* he -aid, "llial the xorialixlir nott hero left wing has taken over Ihe llemoeratic I'arty. Thcv feel tliat Eisen­ hower is the flixt real Democrat (hut lies appealed in the Inst lit year*." Soil Conservation Program Is Started M i l l Mill S. II -A’. — Dwight D Eisenhower will delav Ids < lex eland, 41. speech tonight to hear .'sen. Hit-hard M. Nixon of California hroodrasl a defense of his p rivate expense account which has created a political fu ro ir Eisenhower U expected lo decide a fter this broadcast whether Nixon rrm nins on Ihe Gill* ticket as Ids i a lining mate, liv l \ C K Bi l l . ABOARD ITSKNIh IWKH S P E ­ CIAL t" xix’ii Dwight D Klxenliower told a >heem ig sun w arm ed crowd ot Mi ism uijv -ed before (lie n l.in St.iteiioii»i' today ’’American* are sick and tiled ui Hie nii-xs In WaiJuugloii l lle Hcpubbcalt pi evidential nominee cauipaigum c across Oldo with Sen Holicri A Tafi, asserted In Columbus (he Ihqiiiblleuux aru nut going to let Obv Adlal E. Sleveiiiun of lllinuls "run uvvay f t n m " the recotd of tin* i r i i n u n adm iuislralton in the campaign. Aiilmugli Fiscnhower did not mention llu* political Hattie over Hie acceptance ol p rivate expense funds try Ins running male. Sen. Richard M Nixon >.f la l if o in i a , signs appeared in the ciowd l e a d ­ ing "N ixon's i>k “ Eisenhower asserted the Truman iidiutnistratii.il .s nutty ..f "venal­ ity in oftlec " " W h a t is Hie -vstent that allow* (tie appoint nielli el suelt nt*H7 " he dc in a ml. at " A lu m e not Ihe giiiltv punished iris ia n lly ’ " lie ealled m i'ei.th le confesof failure President Trum e n ’s assertion ii is impossible to gel g o o d III. to I,ike appointive lulls iii Hie gov ernineul "Since when h as it become anyliiing luit an huiioi to serve o ur c u u n h ) hi W ashington'"’ lie asked " T h e ie are good men waiting to serv e von In tn- servant*, to work (or you and not lust to work you " The Hepuliliemi lit evidential nominee, iiiliovinced bv Charlua Tall. Republican cau uh lale for governni told a cn.-yd eslima*eil at J.MMI pet suns al Mlddlelown, Ohio. It Is ” .i deliliei ate policy of this .idiiir,Is 1 1 11..n to deflate iitunS lo t) l! has taken i i slogan " in fla lion is the In -t polic v " in' tieCl,licit ill. Repol.ln ms want h n l l i ' S I ) in th e K isenllt.w iu ' III,! m e n in . di.il,11 ' .nl the l d iP w aids III. . ui A .-tun..toil not men wilt, .u c too little (or tlieir lobs .ini tu.. lug for their I.reechos " Tile lti*|.ill. It.till nominee ill iiouueed lit' will speak oil ilillatiiin in a liiajot iid.lte - lu Cleveland t.might Eiselilmvvet H i n d u un mention of the political uu.ihtilc over Ills run| l t i n I l n u r tl till I'ag* I'liiil I Lako Mary (Jniup Writes Ervin About (losing o r Road t ilk.- Mm v fit a*|»#*t r ! In 4(lllh)f Tt no Attomey i4*iit*i ui Ri.li-inl W Li vIii con•*l inlih* tin |t**f,»lH\ . l the dosing Ilf l'iim elt.1 Vv. title III the 111110- Seminole County fa n n e r s in ,-ui i’“i ate.I eoinmoliit v I t i e lettri tat* . in pint, "Wa lending to participate in tin- DIM Agriculture Conservation I'rogram ii-spectfnlly i k foe n inltng have until Nov. 2fi to make appliru eli ti,e legality o! :i will I ant V ileeil lion, f I win.-1 It i»11o i ,1, Count v A<1 Lo an iiv,-uue mid pint of the liiinlstrulive Officer, I'loiliielioii wnler of Luke Mine, on which no Mm hiding Asm. latioii, said taolu ' taxes have been (.not for fill year* County comlidtleomen will con- l*y the survivor uf the original Ini! prospective applicants ibnlini o>. "er of the pin! " tie tidier nod November, to- suit, II explains thut Palmetto Averm* nttil will ask tIn-in to confine "oil wn« ib'ilii'ilted fin tin- use of tho tin 11il liitf practices fur IU53 to Ihim- pnhfii’ un.I Inis lie.m used 1>V Gio The Henilnul* County Vocational must needed for soil renovation pnhlic iiu.re 11...n lit veins, “Tho School lias an enrnilmenl uf 101 In and Increased production. e.unity lias dune wink on Gils Pulc'limncrclal and diesel course* and I’racticex available lo Ihe county ii.-tii, Avatiue and l.u• kept ll In tli* high school division, according ur - as follows i l l Application of guild shape fur tin- public to get to Mr*. May II. Maxwell, prlnclnal. pho-nliatc m aterials, potash m a ­ to tlie lake I Lake Mai cl for buttl­ A* noon a* possible, she ssltl, n terials and niinot elements tu cover ing, boating mill docking bout*." class will he organised in civil crops, (it) Application of liming lu futlbei • iplniiation it state* •ervic*. Tiii* short course, designed materials. Eligible for payment that abutting property owners of for training prospective civil serv­ w h rrev er used. tin- avenue Imd n bench pumped ice applicant* In order they may (3 ) Establishing perm anent pits Hi this year. "Tin* people uf thi* he acquainted with examination*, to re by planting soil pieces uf Cu- village believe that this iivonuo will last about five week*. rib, Ht. Augustine, I'atigula, I'arn should remain a pul.lie place and It will he conducted Monday ur Bermuda g ra tie a . ( 4 ) ItM-estub- tile water thereof should l.u for through Friday from DUO until lixlillig or Improving perm anent hunting and bathing." pasture by seeding, re-seedllig or 2:00 p.m. The letter was signed by Frunk At present, 30 women and 16 ra-aodding adupteti legumes ui 1 Evans, chairman of the CiUxrtv* men. 12 of whom are veterans, are grasses. (6) Establlihing a c o v a r 1Cunimitlor of Luke Mary, and irtlcipatlng In the day course* of of seeded sum mer legumes or iton- member*, Huy L, Howell Sr., J. A. * commercial and high school di­ legutuea which are left un land oi Puckhnm, Raymond M Rail, Rob­ visions, while 2ft girls and 28 men,turned under. ert K. True, II. M. Gleason, Ed­ Vocational School Enrolls 101 I’upiln K all of whom are vets except one, •ro taking part In the night courses. About 36 engineers and firemen are taking diesel course* in both advanced ami beginners' classes, according to the principal. Class** are to be organised for training ■Utlon agents, involving typing and bookkeeping. Eighteen adults, Including 13 veterans, received high school di­ plomas last year after taking courses at tha school. Two new rooma are being read­ ied at the school as classrooms, Th* vocational school, Mrs, Max­ well said, la supported naif by the state snd half by the U. S. Govern­ ment. Furnishings are provided by th* office of th* Seminole County Superintendent of Instruction, T, W. Lawton. Farmer* who will he out of th" county during October and Novembar. who intend to apoiy, should notify their agent and furriUh him with written authorisation to con­ tact county committeemen and sign Intentions, Mr. Ballard said. MARION BllTLER GREAT LAKES, III. (S o cialI Serving aboard the aircraft currier UHH Antietam, op*rating off the California coaxt, i* Marion A. Hut lar, fireman, USN, aon of Mr. and Mra. I. J, Butler of 815 Laurel Avenue, Sanford. Butter entered th* Naval aervlce Mar. 18, 1962, and received hit* re­ lit training at the U. H. Naval cruit Training Career, San DI*|o, Ca’.if. Before entering the Navy h* wa* |raduat«d from Hemlmde Hig) ward I.. Zimmerman. W. P. Burk*, James A. Yates, William J. I.effler, August Phillins ami I Ervin. Action in the m atter concern* a 32-foot portion of Ihe road, tho deed lo which Is held bv WallacO M. Todd, Lake Mary, and tbe lako front. A plat wa* enclosed with tho |£G er^G ^he_A ttoriievlJeneraL Movie Time Table HIT/ "Clash By Night’’ D04I - 3:04 • r. ns . 7:12 - B:!9 MOV iELAND Show open* 8:45 "Hu'a n Cockeyed Wonder" 8:511 • 10:29 "Whittle at Eaton Fall*” 8:30 only � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 22, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/db48a1668df647f14d807f1772ae738d.pdf 794b9820c932f0da463c48c8c212960f PDF Text Text -'jrf Mv4|l>*W ■* r iw rm m " 1 ritlf Thereof Rtcord#4 upon Le£*l Notice R O T tc H o r A r i't lU A T in M ra n ( * • » . 1 *4 .1 * F la r ie a X f t i i u l * * o f l e i f t i _ N O T IC K IH IIK tlK ItV O IV K N . 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F n le fta a lir h c e r tific a te a h a ll he haa f l l n l aa ld r a r t l f l r u l a (o r taa daail lo ha Jaa-iatl Ih r r a o n Th. re d e e m e d a r c o r d ln if to la w th e p ro p e r ty d n o r th e d In e u rh p e rt I f Ira ta r a r t l f l r u i a n u m h a r and ya a r n f 1»a u a n ra . lh a d a a r r lp llo n o f Ilia n ro w i l l he noM (n th e t i l t h eat b id d e r a t th e fr o n t d o o r o f th e H em ln ola p a r ly , and lh a n»m a In w h lr h It w aa a .a a .a rd ara aa fo llo w * C o u n ty C o u rt lln u a e a t H a n fo rd . r a r l l f l r a l a No l i f t F lo r id a , o n th e ft m l M o n d a y In th e m o n th o f M ctn h ftr, 1761, w h ic h la T e a r o f faa uam a J u n a .to A f i 1990 I f a a r r lp llo it o f t ’ r o jia r ly . I lin 4Mi d a y o f M rto b e r, 1961 H 10ft M o f K Jft f l o f fr fit lo tte d I hie 4Mi d a y o f H eple rnb er, t f F r o a l’a A d d itio n No 1 lo I >19 A lla m n n ia I 'l a l lln u k I I’ aga n iv n m tN O O N C la r k C ir c u it C o u r t. IX N am a In w h lr h aaaraard H e m ln o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a K iig a n a J. o r r (H K A L ) . “ A ll o f aald p r o p e r ly b e in g In I lin C o u n ty o f H am ln ola, H ln lr o f F ln r n iT ir n of im ir tr in a ro ti 14a. U n i, " " " u r h r a r l l f l r a l a a h a ll h * T A X IIK IIII rad arm e d a r r iir d ln g lo la w lh a p r o ­ ta a r . l a l . i a F I . r l d a a i . t a r . a a f I M a i p e rty d a a rrlh a d In a u rh r a r l l f l r a l a N O T IC H IH IIC IIK IIT (IIV K N w i l l ha aold lo l h * h la h a a t b id d e r T h a i H o w a r d ft. I ly h o ll a n d I'a g g y II. I l y h o ll , Ilia w lfa , lh a h o ld a ra a l lh a fr o n t dnoy o f l h , H a m ln o la o f th a fo llo w in g e a r l l f l r a l a haa C o u n ty C o u r t H onan a l H a n fo rd , I lia d B *ld e a r l l f l r a l a f o r ta a daa d F lo r id a , o n ilia f lr a l M o nday In th a to b . laauad lh a r . o n T h a r a r l l f h m n n th o f ln -in b a r , I ' M . w h ic h I f r n l * n m n h a r a n d y a a r o f laauanca, th a 4th d a y o f (h lo lia r , 1993 flu te d Ih la l l h lla y o f H e p le m tla r lh a d a a r r lp llo n o f Ilia p r o p a r ly , nod Ilia mama In w h litli II w u * aaaaaaed 1111 n f> H F .flN H O N a r . aa fo llo w a i C a r llf lc a la No l t 4 C la rk C l f r i i l l C in ir l. Hamlnola Commit, Florida T a a r o f la a iia n ra J u n a 1ft. A t). 1910 l i r a r r l p l l o n o f I 'r o p a r ly : (H K A l.) N% o f N K U o f H IV 't HaoNOTICK OF AFFI.ICATION F O It lio n 14 T o w n a lilp 11 H o u lli TAX IIK KII llu o a a 1| K a a l, 1ft A rra a (Aar, l i l . i a Florida atalolra nf Ib ia i N a m a In w h h 'h aaaaaaaal NOTICK IH IIKHKIIY IIIVKN, M a n u a l I'a la ra o n A ll n f an ld p r o p a r ly lia ln g In lh a Thai Cnaat Co. In r. lha holdar of C o u n ty n f H am ln o la . H ta la o f F lo r ­ lha following ra rllflra la ha* filed ida. Ifn la a a a u rh r a r l l f l r a l a a h a ll ha aald ra rllflra la for laa dead lo ha laauad ihrraon The ra rllflra la rn la a m a d a r r o r i l l n a lo la w lh a p ro number and year of laaiianra. lh . p a r ly d a a rrlh a d In a u rh e a r l l f l r a l a III ha a o ld In lh a h l a li. a t h ld d a r daarrlpllon of lh* proparly, nnd the name In which It waa naaaaanl ara fr o n t d o o r n f lh a H a m ln o la a l th n F o r R c a a ltii C m m ly C o u rt lln u a a a l H a n fo rd , aa fullowa; C a rllflra l* No Iftft F lo r id a , o n lh a f l r a l M o n d a y In th a T h a f a l l a r r l a g r a t * . i * * l y 4. m o n th o f O n lo h a r, n i l , w h ic h la Yaar of laaiianra June 3ft A. f> 1990 ■ II W a a l A da g a b lta b M la T M fiaai rlp l Inn of I’rnnerlyt th e 4 th d a y o f O rlo h a r, 1911. a a a f . r d H t r a lg i Itrg inn fl H nf NW Cor of On lad Ihla t ill day of Haplambaf, i tta a l * . g w lla a Im r H w HH nf HK‘J of HlV't Haction 7 1*91. ■ Ita d a par lie . 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T h a i l,o ln H lm p a n ti, lh a h o ld e r r.f I lia f o llo w ln a r a r l l f l r a l a haa f l l f d an ld r a r t l f l r a t a fo r l a i dead in ha laauad Ih e re o ri T h e r a r l l f l r a l a n u m b e r «n d y r a r o f la a u a n ra . *ba d a a r r ip ih .r i o f lh a p r o p a r ly , a n d Ilia mama In w h lr h l l w aa aaaaaaad n r * na fo llo w a i r * r l l ( t r u l a No. I I Y r a r o f fa a u a n ra J u n * If). A. I>. I99n l i r a r r l p l l o n o f I 'r o p a r ly : f a il 1 l i l k 1 T r II TM# T o w n o f H a n fo rd I ’ la l th in k I I ’a t r * 94 ll« 114 * | IT ■ ■ ■ O f t M y k t e h aaaaaaad County of Hamlnola Htala of F lor­ ida llnlraa aurh ra rllflra la ahall ba radramad according lo law lh* properly dracrlhrd In am ll ra rllfl• ala w ill ha aold lo Ilia hlgliaai bid­ der at lha front door of the Hand­ le Con n lr (Jour! I fo il*’’ a* Hanford. Florida, oft the flral Monday n lha mnnlh of (Irltd irr. 1991, which la lha *lh rlay nf Ocluhar, 1*91. Haled Ihla till day of Hrplamh.r, 1*91 O I ’ IIK IIN P O N Clark ClrruH Cnurl, Hamlnola County, Florida (H K A I.I By nan B a rr) PHONE 148 W aat Ada Mill ba ar**gt»d « t * r Iba Talrpbaa* a. otaadam rbarga If yaar aaaaa I* llaled la Iba (*l*gbaaa baak- fa rrlara far Ihla acc«»aaadallon Iba adaartla** la *aga***d ta pa* promptly, la ard*r far aa 4* ,r a d »r tb* brat paaalbla aarTtea. all W a a t Ada maat ba la aar af ft** « a tb* day M tara pabllrallaa. I*t« a a * a u f t f y aa la im a d la la ly f t a a a rra y a r r a r a la y a a r ad. W a r a a a a f ba ra a p n a a lb la fa r O iara tb a a a a a f a c a r r a r l Uaaarlla a . .T H E SANFORD HERALD FOR R EN T W KLAKA A partm ent*. 114 P in t SUeet- Phone 4MV-W. DEPBNNB HOUHINU N A V Y PERSONNEL N A A S Parstinn*] Only, Avellable Now. Two baijroofti noui**, elec­ tric kitchen, breekfest bar, acreennl porch, eeremlc UJ* bath- 176.00, Phone 1003, K liU N IH IliE I> A p le .- L l7 m » .' prig. Hiurlnw A pt*. O il Park. ROOMS Hv 0 " y or Weak, Palma Hntal. 420 W. P in t.__________ P tfl(N IH IIK I) aparim cnl—three loom * nnH tu tlli $46,00 month, ro u p l* only. 61H Waat U l Ht. P U R N IK IIK O apartment. Private bath. A iin lt*. C lnrk’a Tnnrtat C ourt - 1 block puiith o f C ity Ltm lta, Orlando Hiway. I! n( •• tV** | * /f j '.'L '- 'i i ::] C W U lW fM S OPTOMETRIST ROY W ALL 1M7 Sanford A re. D R H. McLAULIN 111 M a fiw lln FI m m 111 Fk. 1113 By Roy G ot^ ( PtNNANT? $££ W A N T in **, la i.ia F i.ria a fttat.taa •» ia«ei Fat* 10 Thantdar, Sft(. II. IMS TBS SANFORD HERALD H tal K a lita For SaU COLORED FOLKS 1 I I flood lota fo r Rale In I-ochart'i and W eit S a n f o r d Subdivision. $10.00 down and $5.00 per month. W rite Boca Raton H o m ­ ing Corn., Bog DM, Miami Beach, Fla. LOCH ARBOR LOTS: 17 lot*, Soma lake view, other* Interior lot*. An excellent Inveatment In area that la rapidly developing. A ll lo t* $.7600.00. Ila rrlm a n and Crumley, 100 W. Flr»t. Phone 73a. HOUSE: email frame house two bedrooms, sleeping porch, k it ­ chen equipment Included. Cen­ tral location. Price $7600.01). $1600. down, balance monthly lU rrltn a n and Crumley, toil W First. Phone 733. GROCERY STORK— 136 Cyprraa Avenue—reason fo r Belling — leaving town, 3 LOTH III Midway- Rev. W. ilu g lry . Phone 1338-R. A D S ARTICLES FOR S ALK F U R N ITU R E CLOSE-OUT HAD BUYING IIY US MAKES GOOD BUYING FOR YOU! 3 Double Dresser Boxes- with m irror* sand color • reg. price $06.00 $80.60 ea. 3 Vanity Dresaers complete w ith alonl and m irror • sand color Rrg. $88.00 66.611 eu. 3 Desk Chests - four drawer w ith fo rm ­ ica tops - sand color Reg. price $ijH.OO 46.60 en. 3 Master Chrst nf drawers • four draw ­ er sand rolor Reg. 36 60 rn price $63.00 3 61* Hriidlionrda • snnd color Reg. price $30,00 16.mi I’ H See Three Values nl ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY 118 Palmetto A rm o r T R A D E -IN Ice boxes and re frigNHtors ns low ns $3,00. Firestorm Stores. I l l K. 1st Ht. w 6— ARTICLES FOR S ALK D IN E T T E act lig h t oak finish; $16.00. 3 ro rk ta ll chairs $15 00 each, 3 for $35.00. Corner book­ case, $4.00. Crdnr chest. $6.0^ 3 pairs plastic drapes, $1.60. r>4| Park Ave., Apt. 3. FOR S A LE : A m aryllis bulbs. ^ ^ J j a j^ M O ^ ^ S j n ^ l n ^ A v e j ^ ^ A R tiC LKS 'WANTED^ —« We buy, se'l A trade used furniture. W ll»on-M aler F urn­ iture Co. fit 1 E. 1st. Phone 068. H ELP W A N T E D —8 A TT E N T IO N SUCCESSFUL SALESM EN • I f von m e experienced In outside re ta il sales in S anford a rra , nnd Interested In b e tte rin g poaitlan, hi-nil fuH ilc lu il* to Hox " H " . O ur eniplovees know this ud. YOUNfJ M A N w nntril to Irani trade. 61V ilny w rrk . Phone 1162 W. Waltreax. ^ Ilo o m . Montezuma Dining WORK W A N T E D N IC E TWO bedroom frame house gas stove, heater, water heater, attic fan and garage, 2 lots on th ru street. Price $4,800. Ex elusive w ith W. B. W IL L IA M S . REALTOR IIP N. Perk A t *. Phone 1130 BABY S IT T IN G —M r*. K. D. V E N E TIA N BLINDS Rowe, 1195 Lowell Ave. Upper Factory prices! Rolla Hcad Blinds, ________ Aluminum slat*, cotton or plas­ tic tapes. Complete repair ser­ 12— S PEC IAL SERVICES — 11 vice. S EM IN O LE V E N E T IA N B L IN D L. U S Il.lj— Plano Technician COMPANY Phoje 811-W. Route 1, BaaFOR S ALE by owner. 3 bedroom 634 W a it 3rd_________ Ph. 1151-W ford. coneret* block, w ith itueco. Lo­ cated on 2 lota. Excellent loca­ T U X E D O FEEDS. Complete line NEW FLOORS eurfaced to per* H u n t’* Tuxedo Feed Store. tion. 40fl E dith* Circle, Highland fectlon. Old floors mad* ll|to Park. Phone 1380-M. new. Finishing, cleaning ft w •a lr BUY A new guaranteed wateh for Ing, alto portable power p plant. li 25a weekly. W rit* "W atch", FOR S A LK : A new cute little 2 Serving in* Hemlnole County ilnee Box 623, Daytona Beach, Florbedroom home nearly finished. 1936. II. Al. Gleason, Lake M ary. 2 acres land Just outside C ity Lim its. A ll fo r only $2780.00. PIANOH, USED. 1200 M yrtle Ave. C AR PEN TER " WORK Term*. Raymond M. Hall, Real­ For quick repair Jobs, or small tor. H. D. Hlghleyman, Asao. P IA N O S —N*w and used. Term * building, Call Jim 1H2-M-4. Trade-ins. K sdrr's Plano Store, elate. Upstairs 1081b S. Park 1209 M yrtle Avenue. Phone RADIO R EPAIR BERVICK 1268-W. By Eddie Miles at - Furniture Center. 110 E. F irst. Ph. 1435. Free - Free - Frca N EW HOUSE. Block construc­ tion. Close In-400 Colonial Way. B uffer Rental ORLANDO Morning Sentinel," 5 0 w ith lando Evening Star. Call Ralph LO V E LY T H R E E BEDROOM Purchase o f Paste Wa* , Ray, 1166-J. HOME at Neartv new, Jalousie* breriew ay, Benkarik G I* m A Paint Gn. P LU M B IN G a ll electric kitchen. Immeddlala Contreet and repair wnth. Fre* pome salon. Only requite* $1500. TRAVERSE Extension Rods--38 estimates. R. L. Harvey. 304 down, balance $75.00 monthly. to ]8(l". Benkarik (llaa* and Sanford Ave. Phone 1B28. S E M IN O LE R E A LT Y CO. Paint Co. 14th and M A G N O LIA PHONE 37 CHEST n f D raw rrs-^anv type or C A B IN E TS Formica tope. C. V ail GARAGE APT. Completely fu rsize finished or iin fin lih rd . Prlc Woodworking. 6 U Sanford A t * niahed. l-arge lot. Terms $1600.00 cd to suit your budget, V lalt us Phone 608-w ft 146a-J.______ cash w ith balance $60.00 monthat l t d W. F irst. Telephone 1426—The F urn itu re Center. LOWEST C O S T ^ U T O F 1 N A N (0 --- , , . ■------ L--- — ROBERT A. W IL L IA M S . Realtor IN G by your local bank — In ­ Raymond B. Lnndqultt, Aaaorlato surance w ith BO YD-W ALLAC B, Phone 1873 A tla n tic Bank Bldg, 16% - 30% dividends. Phone 104. CASH Paid For Second Hand 3 Bedroom home, masonary con­ BATTERY, Generator o r S ta rto i tu rr. struction about ono year old. Service. Call 617, 8waiB’a B aft F u lly equipped kitchen and tiled te ry Service. Hanford Avenue M ATH ER OF HANFORD bath, prlca $8,360.00, $060.00 and 2nd Street. 30309 K. le t SL Phone 127 cash, balance $55.00 per month. A L L TYPES Bulldozer worm 3 bedroom home ju s t like new Reasonable Rates— Free Eativery modem, already flnancec matea. Spreader Service, Lim a |uirlng $1,100.00 cash, priced JA LO U SIE S — Lifetim e Alum inum — Unexcelled Q uality, For Beau­ and Dolomite and FertUiseto 00. ty— Permanence and D urability. Carpent Carpenter ft Gracay. PhadV Call us fo r free estimates. Tele­ 3 bedroom house, close In location, 1393-M or B48-J, phone 1426—The Furniture Cenvery nice priced a t $7,600.00 on easy term *. LAWN MOWBRS iharpaned. B ft cycleea repaired. Shuman'*, t l f F U R N A C R 5—B , K ru k r 04, „2 bedroom hou*e on 2 Iota, O IL New E. 4th W all. Floor and Fireplace. alng eon u it being completed, priced tow M. G. HODGES (or quick aaia, Plumbing 4 N W. l i t Bl. Phene 13$ Contractl X V H ffi, IDDON, SR. w . i . King $800 South P ark A f t SPARK C irculating Oil Hoator, Broker Pnoaa M 66,000 BTU. New last w inter. B a n g ) Excellent condition. Prle# $80. P H ILIP S Colonial Cleaner* "kn o w 1410 M agnolia Ave. Phone how'* plus U-Sau-0 guarantees 627-B._____________________ mothproofing assure you Of I f £ > a w ant to Bay, B a it n r Ball, ... Phoaa B u ffe t Table and •ervlce. 449 E llio tt Are, J. W . H A L L , Realtor Phone 1119-R.____________ ’ R O LLA W A Y and Baby Beds foe rent— day, week or month. Ths "CaB HaU" F to — I7»$ A X M IN 8 T E R . t g 13 x 16. Roie F urniture Center, 118 W. l l h on beige. Mothproofed. Ph. Free delivery service. Telephone 1438, «F,__________ P BG IA L—Hollywood Bed* Com­ G A U G H F Beat Home. D ietitian. plete $48.60—boxapri $40.60—boxipringa, inner* Excellent care. Car u it . —rtn -------ft*—g « ffiv l -------------------ip g mattrasa. ei m a r guar •enable. M7-W . a n t i ? plastic h e a d_____ b o a r d i. Chdose your t n a , pattern and SEPTIC T A N K S and greaie t r a p ^ color. Tha F u rn itu re Center. 116 nped and clean*ed, drains r * W. tint. faTo. J, Reed, Orlando 3-8041. 8041. USED Television Beta from $86.00 W lnn'a Television and Ra- 1IOU8E8 • Creaotod. Poundationa 809 Boat Second. Phone 417. any house. $16.00. W rite "C r*Box N. R., Sanford H sr* action o f invlalSS* % brash i lo a c h Fllm a lasts k ills onto. Roumll- D A Y N U BSBR Y. H our* 8 a jn . months, a . lo t and A ndanon'a, 100 E. t i L to 7:00 n .» . 76e p *r day.. M r*. } arexwsps SIC 8PBCIAL WBILB THBY LAST COCKTAIL CHAIRS Mr Uving, Dining, B*d-n Bagular 111.98 Nov g «M t - Y O U * C AH is w o rth a w e i 170 �*T» IF y o u D o ir r THE W EATHER ) « « Hanford Herald, C ity D tU re v j, by 7 :M P. M-, | U i m ctU Y ELLO W CAB 1444 W a t # a n f n r f r • 3 VOLUME XL1V I£ * ll EatablLshed 1908 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA V FRIDAY SEPT. 19, 1952 A hkoc lu te d I're s n l.c its m l W ire N o . 21 R u n n in g M a te A s H o n e s t M a n ; S t e v e n s o n B id s F o r R e p u b s Inadequate Facilities At Hospital Endan­ ger* LiV£s Of V|ctims In Accident _ w * Lewis Me&fif‘ f t ith Anthracite Representatives Seven Injured In Collision A w t lf t J ru t a, m li m l oitl.nued warm anil p a rtly cloudy through Saturday. OccaM ilnjl scattered showers. n * JIM T i l l HER A Sanford Negress waa killed and te r m other persona were lr lured laat evening whan a truck b*arlmr R a rro cotton-picker* and an automobile r'dlldad w ith te r r i­ fic Im part nn State Road 4ft at the firs t curve w # 't o f Wilson Copper weal o f Sanford. Killed waa Elisabeth M urry, f>0. t i l l Cvpreaa Avenue. She died Inatantly, suffering a fra rtu rcd skull and jaw, according tn Pa­ trolm an R. I). Ilarriann o f the Florida Highway Partol. A t ambulance* brouaht the Inlured to the Fernald-Lauuhtun Memorial Hospital, the tin y emer­ gency room reaemblrd a dlaaater In a madhouie. In lured were placed pell-mell In the cramped quarter*, aome ly, Ina on atretchera, othera alttina In chalra, a* doctnra and nur*e* worked Induatriouily and aa e ff i­ ciently a t poaslble under con.ilIlona deplorable to modern tnedlrlne. Kye w ltneaari to the a«'etie gavo description* which would h o rrify anyone who inlaht l>e cauaht In rlm lla r circumstance*. “ Theae Injured people, prohatdy w ith fracture*, were sittin g up In chairs," Patrolman Ilarriann g rim ­ ly related today, aa he warned the public tu remedy the iltu a tlo n w ith proper hospital facllltlea. R apid-fir* Injection* were given w ith hypodermic needle* to a l­ leviate the.pain o f the suffering, he *tate<l a* he recalled the drainatic altuation. The patrolman waa unable tu get complete details on Injuries o f some o f the unfortunate vic­ tims as space waa not available fo r them to be. hospitalised here and they had to be taken to DeLand and Orlando. Hla sentiments concerning the urgent need o f sufficie n t hospital ractn facilities were echoed by J. Q. (lalh Jloway, constable and service don operator. Las R. Lather, hospital contro lls r, flaatlly staled today, "W e certainly don’t, hay# the fa 1 cilitie s ...................... - fly # patlenla In t,b r emergency ri oom a t . nn, tim tlm a one e.’* George Touhy, a leader In the campaign fo r adequate hoapltal facllltlea, vigorously expressed hi* sentiment* over last evening'* tragedy. Those hose Inlu In lured In the accident were• aa follows: M /S gt. Thomas J. J, Gallagher, 40, driver o f the car, who suffered a fractured rig h t leg and lacera­ tions, Eddie Henry, 4 t, 710 Pine Street, Negro driver o f the truck, and passengers o f the truck, a ll Nsgroca, Anna M s* M ilton, 4H. 701 East N inth Street: Emms Mack, 04, BIO East Tenth Street; Ksala Sparks, 40, 018 W illow Avenut. M ary Leo West, Tenth 8treet; Rasa D urant, 71, Beck’s quarter*, and M ary W alksr, SI, 017 Willow Ayenue. Nona o f lh# Injured was ho* p lta liie d hare. Two o f the Negrue* requiring hospitalisation were sent to DoLand. The rest were glvsn oul-patlsnt tr treatm ent and ralsasad, Sgt. (Isllsgher waa taksn hv ambusnes from the flanfoid £»*■ A ir B U tlon to the hospital a t the OHanda A ir Force lie so. He was slatod fo r tra n s fs r to ,» Democrat Says Sena­ tor Taft Has Taken Charge Of Repub­ l i c a n ’ s Campaign By HELM AN MORIN SPR IN G FIELD . Mas* cB-Uuv Adlai Stevenson openly bid loday lor support of those republicans hr claim * have bvrn disappointed by the actions of hi* presidential rival. Gen Dwight D Eisenhower "Some of them ," he (old a U N IflO M iN l W O M U I CHIir John L. Lewis nicer* m Washington w ith u n tlira cll* representatives to scat Springfield audience, "have already an Interim bargain which would allow Ihem to dig coal even If union membere tn the Northern itrld* *u decided Iherc must be a belter way of fighting reaction and Iso ,ullu0,l f * y ^WC,,rU-r,d .!,n ,h* VOUi> " IU T ) C A G a r,,,r' Jw W w Illghland Coal Co . latlim lsin than t>y signing un Sen n B«rr*. Pa., Evan Evani, l-ehlgh Coal Co., U iu fo rd , Pa.; Edward O. Fox, Reading Coal Co., Philadelphia; Lewis; Thomas Kennedy, UMW Inlernalloiial Vice President' T a ft’* dotted line " Joseph KerxheUky, UMW DUl. #, Shainukin, Pa., and Mart K. Brennan, UMW UUi, 7. Hailetun, Pa! Stevenson contend* that the Ohio senator has taken charge of Elsvn bower’s campaign since their meet trig In New York a week ago today lie *ald it I* (he Democrat* "as sisted by the many good Itepubll leans wtio followed the late senator I A rthur Vandenburg," who have bet-n waging the main light against Communism In his prepared lexl, release in advance lo the press. Gov Steven A fte r six years of service a* u son said, with reference to the city commlraluner, Including' »«••> ,, , r .A m erican light against lo m riio terms as mayor, Andrew ('urrnw ay M U y H V - r U 8 S niain. "L e t there be no doubt where umiounced th l* morning that dlie i i s s s a s i credit s i m u m s isssw ii the main for the vision and* to the demand* made on hi* time the1 courage of our foreign |>ollcy hy hi* insurance l>u*lne**, he ha* lie*• —it He* with H arry S T ru m a n /’ decided not to seek re-election a* However, In delivering the address, a commissioner In the November Stevenson om tlled Ihe reference election. By IIA R R Y p 7 ” h NYI)ER WASHINGTON oB—Some major The D eillocralle presidential can Mr. Carrawuv wn* f lr * l elected comm ercial coal operators in C«u WASHINGTON tfi - T. Lamar didatu, campaigning through New to the Commission In HUH w ithout Caudle testified today that E llis N tra l Pennsylvania. Illinois und In England, peppered Ills licpiibllcun Slack, a central figure In contro­ opposition following Ills discharge tllanu today were re|Mirted con political (IN'* with a new storm from the Navy a fte r th * wur, ami versy over a St. Louis grand Jury's sidering hid* from John I. Lewis of barlMMl w itticism s He told more Invsstlgstlon of tax scamlul*. wa» assumed office on Jan. I. HU7, for let them contlnol operating with than 0.000 people massed In front a three year term. II* ws* reones sent to Nashville to get some to exempt them from u threatened of............... the City . “Hall In Su p rln g fii' eld the elected fu r another term III HUP. strike Monday In Northern mines, GOP had no a fflrntallve cat lax Indlclmsnta dismissed. campaign During the firs t term as com­ lie said Slack alto made a trip with most Western producers tn issues and said: (o Milwaukee on a big tax case In missioner h* was elected mayor in the understanding they w ill accept "T u my considerable surprise 1040 hy the Commission, ami wn* which ex-8an. Scott Lucas of I lli­ whatever pay boosts and other they are nuw saying the central nois was tha defense attorney. re-elected On Jan- 4, 1050 w ithout conccssiti* hr eventually may ne uf our „ me' p f hum or." Lucas had takan up w ith then opposition, lie declined to run a* got I utr for the United Mine Work uvernor has been accused mayor In I0AI and wa* succeeded Atly.-Uen. J. Howard McGrath the era Union. u/*m*ak1na the campaign, a*i Gen < question of getting • dismissal of by Fred A> Dyson. The same deal Is being held out „ wi Bh. Elsenhower Mvr called It. A m ajor project during Mr. an In d ie tiM M against ■ client. to mine owners In the three b p i u X n e inTtter Carraway’* adm inistration was the coal pruductng states of Indian#.. I,u »n,n« Caudle la U T " 'u Halit b e g n it' fn coAlh down' In Caggie, fire d by Frealdedf T ru conatructlnfi ef- the Municipal Hta lUltiAls and Pennsylvania heavy pelting drops In the flrel • th. m ajor project dor man laat N ovtm ber aa an a itla ta n i ilium . Another The Chicago Tribune said It minute after Ihe governor began nlatraiioi was the St. had learned that some IlllnuU and attorney general, waa In the wit- ing hla adm inistration terminal pi inal project which Indiana companies ulrcady have spcuklng n#aa chair for the second day be­ John* K lv *r term jiieil by tin mudo agreement* with Lewi*' " I think ihe Itrpiibllcan* must fore u House Judiciary subcommit ha* *lnre liven abandoned tee Investigating the Justice De­ Commission. union which w ill exempt them have Interfered with our meeting." lie said anil he suggested Ihe *es partment. Horn In Ft. Ogden, Fla . Mr. from the strike Among other things, the House Carrawuy attended local schools, The Pennsylvania group involved stun he moved Inslile the elly Audi group hat been digging into the Seminole High Si bool and the U n i­ in the rr|x irls is Ihe Central I'emi- tortum People yelled "K eep going queitlun of whether there was an versity o f Florida. D uring World xylvanla Coal Operator* Assm i ieffort by the Justice Department W ar II, he aervrd three year* ns a llon, which employs about 2onuO Don’t mind a little rain " Stevenson stopped In East Hurt dlctmenta Is to block tax Indictments last year lieutenant In the Navy, and wus miners. ford anil again at Enfield as he J . II has stationed nt Chicago, Mlumi and by a St. Louis grand Jury. Lewis apparently I* trying a two­ proceeiled hy uiilom olille lo Mu* developed that U. S. D istrict Judge Pearl Harbor. fold strategy: ( I ) Keep a* in. uy Some 2.000 people George Moore believed Slack was Mr. and Mrs. Carraway live at mines operating as possible, and suchusetts choked Ine streets In front of ihe Instrumental In getting the grand 4,18 E llio tt Avenue, and Mrs. Car­ (2) narrow down his iippu*itmn. East Hartford City Hull The gov Jury to n u ke a p a rtia l report raway, Ihe former Helen Muren Keeping mine* capahh of |uo- ernur. speaking over a public ail which one Juror called a "w h ite ­ tette, assists him at the ('arraw av ducing between 123 and IV) mlllnin wash." insurance agency 114 North Park tuna u year In operation reilin ■•* dress system, sunt "The Hepuldlcan* tell you it'.* Moore Insisted on fu rth e r In­ Avenue. Ihe chances of creating a nutuui.il tim e for u change We hove never vestigation and a number of In­ emergency, and thus Invoking of dictments eventually were re had It so prosperous Ho I 'would Saving** And Loun Taft Hartley Law injuncllim pm- a*k you lo look carefully for what turned. ■trike. going to change to ." Caudle told about Slack’s visits League Holds Meets U<wis has won an Interim ur weAt are to NaahvlUe and Milwaukee after Enfield, a rug making center. rangem rnt w ith the Pennsylvania M colnred he ws* given a fancy, gohl flra t saying there had been "lo o George Touhy, executive vice many run away grand Juries"— president o f the F irs t Federal anthracite Industry, giving him a curiH’t. irpcl. und he *a said: 20-crnt tonnage royalty b<a>*t b.r meaning Juries which went further Havings and l 4>an Association, a t­ "1 understand they don't need In the While lloosa. So 1 with Indictments than the Justice tended a conference meeting of the fio rd Coal Miner Welf.n* any n i fund, and has delayetl strike actnin Department conaldered proper. the T hird d is tric t of the Florida against Southern soft coal intro* am going to give thl* tu an or said the Nashville grand Jury Hav'ngs and I aisii League held at phanage Tn llllnol* I have Just Ihe preparing charges against sev- the Orange Court hotel in Orlando until Oct. I. j.lacr In mind This brings all Ihe pressure in pertona In tax cases the Jus­ yesterday. In III* Springfield address Sle bear now against the Northern venson replied to Hepuldlcan c rltl tice Department felt should not ho The Orlando and W inter Park producers, f ..o , w lt,. prosecuted. He named among oth­ association! were hosts fo r the as­ roducers, who face a shutdown Therr organliation is the barrauV l i ta . m t r . llg , era "th e father-in-law of Rep. Pat semblage which was attended hy Monday. qu,p ’ Operators A**.~-I Sutton." (Committee aides told re ­ over 60 representative* of the east- liltii.n l.uni* C a l iTperators and Jabs porters the father-in-law waa W. central Florida area. Joe Guernsey, atlon, heailerl hy H arry Mnse*. win. for many year* was vie# president * » . M. Massey, now dead.) » raaldent o f tha Orlando Federal C auile said Slack was sent to Havings and l.oan Association tire of the U. S Steel Curp. The u**» Nashville to review the cases and sided anil Ralph Scdd n w lr k o f Vero elation employs about HOO.uoo soft further explain the department's lleach, secretary of the Florid coal miner*. Lewis Is reported demanding a League attended tu present the SI BO boost In the present St'- v> position. . . Rep. Keating IR N Y .) asked if •U le .w ld e viewpoint. A t approximately B:S0 p.m the Slack "waa sent down lo g«l lh c *t Various features o f operation basic dally wage, a hike In the patrolman related, jMrt. Q allM hcr Indictments dismissed.” were discussed w ith aoluilous tu present M ccnt-a Ion welfare my t lh u n*tU 8tew eaher conver' "Yea, air. I believe so," Caudle local problama being proposed by ally to 40 cents, and shorter work othera who m ig h t have met sim ilar lug hours. •nswared. Hanford and Seminole County challangea. "A n d be d id ? " ere featured In a fu ll page adver­ Tha aaaata o f tha Hsmlnola coun­ New Traffic Sign tisement In Manufacturers Record. "Yee. d r . " Caudle did not give the date of ty association a r t close to |BJ)00,September Issue, a niagatlne of Sergeant failed to At Park And , the Nashville episode but said j 000, Mr. Touhy aald. nation-wide circulation devoted to man •ecur waa "beftuw the 8t. Loula caae" the Indostrfal development o f the SM ITH S , RETURN Which waa early laat year. C ity workman thla morning South and Southwest. Mr. and Mrs. Ral; _ ___ nlph A . Sm ith ra- placed a fo u r *ld#d sign on tho Thla Issue o f the magatine fea­ Caudle said the Milwaukee caee Involved Income tax evasion c a m turned thla wash from Naw Y ork clock * t F lra t Street 'and I’a'R ture* Florida, Its manufacturing, where they attended th# Lambda Avanu* w ith th * U tters plainly minerals, resources, commercial •g a in st M r. and Mrs. Michael Sha­ his side o f tba re td , traa r p iro over " a vary substantial aum Chi Alpha F ra to m lty convention. painted In Mack against a yellow fishing, and agricultural and con­ M r. Sm ith’s six ysar term as treas­ background, "N o T urn on IW d" and tains an a rtlc l*. "F lo rid a ’# Climate, o f money.'* N atural *nd P olitical" by Governor s A fte r Indictments war# returned, urer %»f the fra te rn ity expired at “ No L e ft T u rn ". artd knocked i t b ‘ ' tha convention. The Smiths spent Th# workman also started re­ F o lia r Warren. Ceudle testified, form er Sen. Lucas mstely IS f#4L 10 day* in New Y ork, and made a moving the painted arrow * on the yTh# 'Sanford advertleement, been traveling tr ip to the Catakilla before re tu rn ­ pavement pointing o u t th# former laced In the magatine btr the the truck to a f o il atop, the ing to Hanford. iwft turn*. emlnol# County Chamber o f Com(CsMtaaM t o r*s* n i s s i trolman said. Most motorist# followed the new marc#, has ay# catching appeal rule, but w ith in a 10 minute Inter- and features three Illustration*, tlv« val, five violated i t b y making left larger o f which I* an aotlal view losses. ^ turn*. o f Sanford, and the othar two are Mr. Gallowi « Folic# w ill b# patient In w ork­ o f the plants of tha Florida Power ing w ith tha public regarding tn* and IJ g h t Co., and Florida Power naw rul#s. aald C ity .Manager Torn Coroo ration. Lemon. He polntod out, however, Haaoad, "Check th * Industrial raverlng th# enh. th a t tha law w ill ba enforced In advantages o f Sanford, Stmlnole cna## o f d#llborato violations, County, F lorlda’a Inland Port, tho advertisement stress** Sanford'* climate. Industrial altos and port RED CROfifl A meeting o f a ll p#raons In- fa c jlltlta , IU railroad and power larva ted In firs t aid and In taking a Rad Cross fir s t aM Instructor* Chamber o f Commarco Manager coutr*#, w ill b# held a t th * local Forr#at Breckinridge thla marnlng Chapter headquarters on Commer­ expressed much satisfaction a t tb# ---------- 0j t t o mjvartiaamsnt, cial Avanu# a t 7t00 oMIoek, Mon** thou Interested In day n lg kt, H#vman X. M orris, t“l r - l taking Industrla* In thla counaid chairman o f th# Chapter, an- Trumun Labels Ike A ‘Pullback’ Itv J I I K HEI.I. Caudle Testifies Andrew Carraway Special Deal Is To Run Slack Was Sent To Declines Offered By Lewis For Office Again Quash Indictments To Some Owners Former Assistant At­ torney General Has 2nd Day On Stand Strike Certain Operators Pending Settlement i u i n isi 4 T •fta s rw T b s s C OF C Advertises For Industries In National Magazine asais* 7.k^ ••■ First “W i r 1"' sa p srn is id jx ; S s # 1 £*'srrTO.-ffiJ* £ 8 rofwm Mytlags,.ni iw 23dA5iS* " w Hall Of Gloom Hits GOH Headquarters As Nixon Is Rapped On Kxpense Funds ASIIVINO At COM'.INIION HAG In I>.•*,I.U-l.l Turn mu N! ' " ,U r N' " , ’> "■* ....... IllU p t lj| A sVih la lm lull ii n m v e iiltiu i ro ll*. In a lu m h cim .ublie*s tu tin- A H A , the 1‘ r ' Jfl U , '' l*' , l i , , | ’ |, " ” ‘,U-,,|ml iu.MO.ie. D o ,a h, K l.enb...... . ., p vililb u l p o llb u ib III leg l i l t lo Iio ,hi-.it h-ul*lutioii. ( in te r aula .it. B-29s Plaster Red Governor Byrnes Targets In Korea . Of South Carolina With Fire Bombs'To Vote For Ike First Daylight Raid FnrmcrFDR Suprornc •lh Over A Year Is! Court .lustice DcMuilu Hy Air Foret?i c i ti es He’ll Hull \H .IA H I) 1TIE E IS E N H O W E R S I'E t'IA I. I Gen Ihv.gbt D El*e..bower d.-leiide.l Sen Hlchard M Nixon nt . al.li'iunt today a* a "honevt man .11 Hie political furor ovei the d t'.ln x .iie concern, lug Nixon * n.m 01 fici.tl .'uliforuta cxpcn*e account .lam e* Itageriy. Ei-enluiwer’* pre** secretary, called newsmen alioard the campaign *|>eci«l train tug.'llu 1 a* tin- tram approached Nebraska ( d> to lead them this statement I l.uve long ..diluted and ap­ plauded Sen N.xou * \m erle.in faith, and In* determination lo drive i'oinm um *t -yin p a lh lie r* from office* of public trust "There has recently been leveled agutuxl him a charge of uurthical practice* I believe Dick Nixon lo In- an hii.lc't man I am confident that lie will place all the facts before tile American people fairly ..ni xipuirrlv " I intend to . .Ik will, tom at tl.e curl.e«l time we cat. leach each oilier In lelephone llagertv told new-men the first "ppm loillty Ei-e.lliower would have lo ciint.o t Nixmi would he when the It m i leaches Kansas ■Tty later today lie *uid that *nllie nt Ei-euhowei - l"|i ad vl*oi* had already been in eouturl with Nixon toil that Ihe general lilm -ell hud not l’ ievuni*ly in a *lnp at I'luttsmouth. Nell . the stern faced gen­ eral had Ignored the Nixon Inci­ dent in .iddro*xlug a train *lde erowil of about .VKI person* The Nixon discluxiire* Thursday ■light liad cast a p.ill over the campaign train a* II rolled smith through Nebraska There was no doubt many of the general’s as MM'lates t.'iim th'd the iiiiitter ns 1 *erlon< iiolltlcid setback 1'here wu* -oine t t lk — not -bared piddlclv by the Hepubllcsn |ire*iileutlal noniluee * top adviser* that Nison xlioidd lie ask.d to 1 .la Idm -elf .-II Hi.' ticket Dem ' ' . . i n X.dliiual * ball in all Sle|iln-li It) GEORGE Mi Mi l III It I \ l I v s n s t t i l l : . I*' D e... SEOUL, Km I*. r it r t -..i'l l i m i .i I w lo r I 'i a r u l ii i B p r m N o t III forts IimIux *r. i i i -i I .......00 .11*1 •*»•%! I !••• i l l .1 I 04l. 1 t 111 %l l i ’il > o n lli luiget* on K'. ii i * east iim*l olll. 1 11 o lm .i l i n t , .la now I l i t iiir-s I 4 •Xlllllltirxl •*#• I'llar .too ton* i.l I. h - tu.mb* to (In-1r lo a l t i l t h r fi* lo !••• at l i r iln lr x l first daylight raid to m-.irly a vi-ar a l liiw * o u t f i i i r i i i r Thirty thrci' It 2ti* from Jupan I l. t t it m u iiiiiiiiiir r t l I l i i i im l a t and Okinawa ni.nlr the lilaring at hr **•!! %«lr fur l»*Mt;lti I im ii lack on lli'il ln*talluliiMi* io -.ii tinl i o t t r r , i h r IC r|tu till* tn i i m i i i i i r r , |Hirt of Hamburg fo i |ir t-w iilrn l Along the battli- Iriutl. t' N Hi.lilli't * fi'imbl grimly In tm-.k i Ml.lMHIN S < ^ la .it a 111' iv Clilin-"- fiHithiibl on Old x la iiir n F l l > i i i «*> It. t a>l as' a\ llulily Mil in mu' of bmi bloody I ti'IIMH l .tilt pills a f l l l i . i t 1011 * I lA. K N llN V II.l i: I’ tw o men (lam .ps fl'JII lilll)| ll.lt' k lot III) 11- III in h.i'f I were . Iiaiged wdb o-plclult of llrig (it'll Wtlry I* Ganey. bo*x h 1 t’hitirt uiul .muon i r t ' i l I i i * s till IU.1I 1 l.">,Id. 1 l l " 0 -d it oigld in the of ull II 20* In 1lu* Fur Eu*t, |.**r mippoil (it'll h ttiiii l» IMmmi lot mu auto death "f 12 year old sonully led Hu- lull- afli'riiiMin h our 1 fm p iI'Niili'til I inti..1.1 • Simpson la .1 Saturday strike agulu*l Ill'll bail.ok* and T'hr ijo v itiio i , \tl»o I'rv e d in a ll A l u l . i l u l (fN ii i i i le w a t '. l m o n e y , stlH'kplll's alum; Not III Kiiri.u'x tl.lee l.runehe* Ilf till’ liq lifi.il |{4»\ ..14 lllttlll). .1 $i «m. . "..I. duilniu from main coaxial railway The plane* rrnment. .....lie Ills '1ru ili.ih f an M.Hill f|> 11 Judge t'iia rle * Miller. used tlet'lronle ulmlnit ei|iilpmenl luiiini elue lit at •4 IH'U n m fi’i 1‘iit’f ' h:i ■ l.i’t II "tfered fm upprfhcli*U)n In drop cluxler* of foxed llieendl yr-i.-rday ..I fill It 1vet id the car tl.al -truck ‘ 1HI|« "i.i buy 1 lie returned ary liomh* through the eloiidx lie *ul d the1 lllM>> 1111| m»i I jiiiI 1Hi. % Fax! Satire |et llilereeptor* flew f l i t " , in Ills ill•IlMtill In voli* It* i tn till l ti,thing tu p cover for Ihe giant lioinber* V.n led wen- o il- LeD.'i. Stan p u b lic .h i u a * th a t h e lle v e x I '. >.' l.l'k -iin M lIe carpenter. D N E'lglder-boiiilier* hum s e iiliu w e r Hie m .ni I I ipiallfled t > lii.it lliered at tho lied* III *op|mrl of " c le a n up the me .ml > l.e-ler III van) 20, -hipping III Waslnu. ground troop* in fiiriini* western Ion and ki op Hie "iiu try mil "I i ..mi ille clla iili (runt buttle* \ . t o ilier and a 11111*111 w ith Hie unoH ior w m ld w a i il III.' tim e " I Ihe accident An Air Force xpuke*mun said ' I s h a ll place lo ) a ll) to i i i . lim civilian* liutl been forewarned of 1-m il 111 y u lio ve In v .It* to a p o lilic .il -aid Hie till run ear I. ul been Ihe runt, tile (11 xl daylight H 20 | p a rly " lie d e d a re .l " A m i I - h a ll I'.n k .d ut-ai them while H iy were strike xllice a IU plane I1I110 vole fo r G en D o ig lil I) E lxen 11will.. 4 Pel lee reported Stanford and again*! the llnuguaiu fuetory area how.-i ” Itiy .iu l -aid they had been drinklu*t Oct 2D Stale Deuioci ulo i a in |i a l g n ...h while fishlxix; at S i* l. i* Creek Fatlexl target wn* the 2lu acre lica ib p ia l tors lie n p i o iii p I I V and 'I. .t Stanford drove Hryant’s supply and rail renter of Tongchnn, elutiged that lly rio "h as lo t lied eur ">■ th e tii|. luim. Leeauxe between llnmhumi und lluniuiuni I IIk o n a n d d ■» i ti d" South It. v: m ix wife *aul he wa* t.M) The IT 20X alxu lillxteied the Yiinlo C a ii'liu a Di-iuiM-i.it dl 'ink military barracks- a IK) building 'l l . ■ announcement o n * expected Sta.doid told p o ll..' he ..tw three Inalallatlon— two miles xootbwext til e n try coiiM .lei able weight v. lib | mV * liexlde the rnu.t and i hat as of lluugiiain and Ihe Chlgyung sup ply center and ra il yard live mile* Son'll C arolina voter* who gave he u.iHM'd them he heard -oliiethlnu H> rue* a reenrd e n .lo i»emenl in -trike the cur southwest of lluinhuug lie -aid .1 short tim e later he The eapueitv of the 11-20—which Id* 1'c.u cam paign for governor .Sooth C a r o l i n a vote r* gave told Hie Hrpautx " t think I hit made Its maiden flight lu years ago next Sunday—la about tu Mo Byrnes a rec.ud eiiilcirxeineul in Miinctlilng <>r sumethlng lot us We had hotter go hack It might have Ills lOMt cainpaigu fo r guvernot pound bomb* Jonathan Daniels, e d ito r of the been ..lie of tlio-e bnv* " The U. S Eighth Arm y said u lie said the* llry a n i- told him buttalhm of screaming Red* — Halcigh iN (.’ I New* and O bserver, both lilg ti No. you didn't hear anything Go about BOO men stunned tho crvxl und A vere ll lla ir im a n of Old llu lily lust night, signaling ranking D em ocrat* — repruachi'd ahead " llry a n t *unl after reading newsa lung - expected Communist at­ liyru e x They said his ucllnu wax tempt to roeaptiiro the Western due to what they called III.* per paper .le*erl|dlun* of tho hit-run 1ar ami drive r given bv the dead annul bitterness Front hill. Guv Hubert Kemion uf tniiltxlniin. boy's companion* they decided It "Nobody can claim all uf Hal d y ." a fronlllno U. N. officer said who with Gov Allun Shlverx of had nut been them ir.iMiiNu»<i us t*aa* a u t ..uMii»u»a i’ »«* t i. r . r ( (trytint anil Stanford were held overnight in city Jail without bail. Two Men Are Held In Auto Death Of Jacksonville Boy Nation Is Facing Worst Year In History Of Paralysis Epidemics Hy ALTON L. HI.AKKHLEE AP Hrlauce Keporter NEW YOHK uB—Polio Is grim ly marching toward Its worst yaar In Ihe nation's history. 'xpactattnn la l i al at Ileast 30,000 cases this r abovo 1949's hJa yaar—fa ya reenrd 42,2«0. Twenty-one stales have epidemic rat##. Localized outbreaks flare in town* and eountlea elsewhere. Eight of Ihe 57 residente of Prue, o f a aerie* Information. Th# adv»rtl##»#nt la Okie., have polio. fkm e school* in at least nlna ra are ad- on page 187 o f lh# mAgnaln#, which textbooks n wuto circulation among atataa have delayed open'ngi. One or two oth«rs cancelled football u u s tu m s gad IndustrlnUaU. practice. In Mick Haven, Pa., all churches, movies and bar* were closed f»c u (line; schools still are shut Tragedies compounded In dozens of fumllles. Polio struck 11 of I t youngsters In one fam ily, all eight In another with one (wy dying, ilx children In another. In Milwaukee, Paul Unncman stuns, 10, complained of shoulder soreness after football practice Saturday, waa dead of polio Mon­ day. HI* 4-year-old slatar died Ihe next nlgbt. Polio Is claiming mnra teen-agars (CoallaaxS us P«a» T k itx ) IVtovit* Time Table It 117. "Untam ed F ro n tie r" 1:00 . 2:45 - 4l30 - .1:16 -8:00 0:48 Sat. • "The Haugal Lancer" 1:20 - 4:64 • 8:14 "Ovarlaud Telegraph’’ 2:27 • 0:46 • 10:03 Sunday • "The W orld In H I* His A rm s" 1:00 • 3:07 • 6:14 - 7:21 • 0:28 M O V IK LA N D "Tan T a ll Men" Hhow opens 0:66 Hat. • “ Rough Kldara o f Durango" and "Tha Tougher They Coma" Sunday • "H o te l Sahara" HE. « |* d 1 i m . . . • a i l �■ . m m ts m m i ----------------------------------------- mm®, ews 1 V 1 ; f 'll - IIn ' ’ •l ■ B .. M p. : fe k v .1 TAKINO HIS OUttIR philosophically, K gyflfi former Premier Aly Maher (rig id ) ru ll* In congratulate lien. Mohammed Naguib, who forred (lie resignation of Mnhrr and became head of the government At the Cairo meeting, the nrw Premier itund* smiling while hla aide* aland by. Naguib's nrw government hai acted swiftly on reforms which Include distribution of land In thousands of landless peasants, (International) Miss Allyne (.o ff and M arshall H altlw anger, employees o f O ulf L ife Insurance Company, o f JackieD1 vide, discuss the Stetson co-operative education p rrg ra m w ith E. B. Crlm , ( le ft) director o f adult aPf co operative education at Stetson, and Thomas R. M dler, (rig h t) educational supervisor o f Q ulf L ife . • J f S, s p B a jc flN N tS S It ItNAIOR hsli • K rfa u v rr And b it wife, Nancy, illscuss the "rig h t apprnarh" as they near the green on a golf eour*# In Rome. Allhuugh tastes bus left bis rnonsklh cap anil |iarty polnlrs Imhlnd, he still keeps on swinging during European vacation. tlntrrnalltinal) jM 1 B I If n. i ) ', i AT A F R Iil conference In New York, H illy Urns tells newsmen that "at llie persuasion of Judge M cN ally" he ngrrnd In drop nil charges agnlnsl his estranged wife, F.lrnnnr llulm , ami had run* eenled to llie separation his wifo eought In Hupreme Court. Dis­ playing a smile nl victory, Mbs Holm enters her New York home following the action Judge w ill decide alimony she U to receive. ’T i.-.uA iTi i L i 1% R.ChAkU MiOONAlD (le ft), 8un Yrancbco uu-lnra.iman, Is sworn In as Adm inistrator of the Nallopal Production Authority by Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer (eentor) at a ceremony In Washington. McDonald succeeda lle n ry Fowler (rig id ), present Defense M ublllrer. ■*«i|«Mr.e i ! anp ir* ii ik Um( .; its HIS AIMS IAJSID In a fam iliar Republican Presidential Nominee Gen Dwight O. Klienhower (upper le ft) acknowledge* the cheers of 12.000 persons following address from steps of the State Capitol building. St Paul. Minn Elsenhower, summing up the early results o( h it whltlle-slops In the midwest) said he was convinced the people want a change of leadership III Washington. (International Soundphoto). » r > J t ’ .iw .a l 1 ji r iS c T n >N W1KT l # H I » awo aaa H THS fAIT FBI iZ S f n i, l & a & a H ?MV A ll A I U m cW id w i i i r w ao ! nr tr m PRI1SID In royal roboo, Ituth Plarce. II , w ill reign ovor the slip ear Jubilee of the Loo Angeleo County Fair at Pomona. She was (elected Irnrn a field of 2B0contoslante, (fnlernollonal .Soundphoto) Coincidental w tlh the celebration ef "O lllseaihta D a y " (Repteaibar I f ) , this fall-color llofcnoo Stamp poster Is being distributed to ocboeta throoghnut the eoualry far display In cenaortloa w ith weekly "Stam p lla y a ." Tha Treasury D rparlnn-ut has annaanced a School Bavlaaa campaign to be conducted through December I I whloh aim * ta establish regularly weekly Stamp Day purchase p ita s In tnflleloat aehoola aerats the nation to maka the p in t avallabla to a total af I.Md.RM atedents. Developing pood th r ift habits amang ear young people la con­ sidered to ba ana of the prim e requisite* of |ood clllseaahlp. R R ItID IN M CUR RIOATTA QUIIN Susanna Johnson vUlla President Truman at tho White House. She prevented the Chief Kiecutlve w ith an Invitation to the PresU bnl'f cup tracts. (/n fe rn a lloM l fioundphoto) A * K r| { l ) »'( l,'J» , • ') i l a n lift IS sitescttve'to a tot of U S. population, ll appear* from raeulU of a ctosua study madf Metropolitan Life eomef jo m n n u n v Inaurance iru n ir» n c « tCom u m ppany. n n j , New ij *w York, i w r , which w iuniivm fp up with facts Indicated on map -at7- ’ ^ BIO OUN GETS A LIFT BY 'COPTER orilor fDvc’ % .ll. J aI mUIo ILoa Aa Angeles Inoaloa anrt roll /Tan lM Predf) b lu e st cities are kla.u New U..U York, Chicago, tM Philadelphia, and Mot Dotroll. (Central ■ ■ • ■ • ( - „ > / .j» s • A ' S M IM M H B ; M O IXU. Mrs. France# Bratteson, o f Queans, N, Y h ioatea . B rooklyn police headquarters after reporting!aha i ir T T m m 'r dressing a group o f bu jla tta leader* In New York City In hU first public a d d rtu since giving un hl*'*»**n|metit M M M A £ * e tr 'e w / . K*rdh» t '*Jf<". ’ ' jigl^ nLtf.vMuB, IMtajeMenod to Lfte.ireun^ b jr,im H *tf c«rA6 my y 1 AwU Am .111t ^ y »w y i v . ', *V .T W • W,lwn MMnnhlp by tha tew aald that dictatorship was responsible far hla resigns. Hep. W tthouFrientloom i a name, 1 W M 9 V H V W P .II ■ t* V; , ?VvT m! *7,T<7 '\V, ( \w V V V ■ 1 IT, ^ -.1 K | �I Volunteers Urged To Help Prepare Christmas Seals Gov. Byrnes 75th Anniversary Baby Nearly Dies Alcoholics Group From Suffocation Holds Meet Here RCr/NTENCEf> TO H U RUN Record Is Broken M IA M I f ieorgr A rthur Her mix, oner nnc of Hu* n«ilnina* in For Blood Giving most wonted crirnnmU * •* •«,n lenccd to 2.% n p it on Hmr At Na'ival Station | tiny for nbditd tin t ■*** |ioliM*mnii n n . iih . o i n - i . raae ftaei M r n h . srp» in t lo r.j I'wg^ .1 i C a t i l i n t *•»■» raae n » i vhcre a space w ill he roped o ff by Texas already has announerd his the Touehton Drug Co. support of Elsenhower, said he fell A gasping baby hoy's life hung Approximately 111 pcnplc tu-anl It is also planned, said Mr, l.ane, sure Ihe announcement means to hnve nn address on the history in the balance late yesterday af- Ih r rr Orlando men speak last night "South Carolina, along with Texas of Snnfurd hy n noted speaker, and ternnon at (tindcrvllle a fte r n «l n politic Hireling of Alcoholn i ^ An appeal was issued tmlav fn> and Louisiana can hg considered severnl residents who hnve lived piece of randy had lodged in his Anonymous 111 the C ity Hall Tw o 11**111*1 I'ivnt’ii-* here for 75 years w ill he intro- thront, and only the prompt ncTwo o f the men, no eminent f IIIIM M 'ltA fT O H volunteers In assist Im mediately In probable Elsenhower slates " S'h v h I tion o f Dr. J." N. Ilohson, w h o ! physician ami n skilled airplane I I* f*ln •" i| v os I*" ( tin v lit tin ' the annual Christmas Seal camAlthough Byrnes' announcement dilred. lin t ItS B In I i ~ 2 Di 5 The tentative plans, he added, dislodged the candy, saved th r niechanlr, boih A A members, ro Ati*vilinrv \» r S ln lin n 17% politn hv Horner 1,. Osborne, Sent- had been expected for several days. , ivt„,v y (<f»-*m ■■*m dying u ffrr*t!n » ---JalC d vltic of o f >suffe ration—— J t t lftLlLtht ri h f1k e*«-.ten • W* " 1 ». n m' Itinl u a i f VsInfill *IU’I n »l-yi»n||r-l l,<< ___ _____ ., _________ . U ir A , ""U d iiJ L _C<vinI v c|ia Ir m nn It Still Came as a surprise. *g ir.er.ft- include a street dune* to climax 1 i *rr— :r.;.;r:*T: • .ir - = r "f„ — n rn *r.- % n (ir"tI t l l A V * " " ’ ' paienta, Mr. ami Mrs. John 'trin k e t* a' 3 ...... * 'to y < " This vrar's «alf w ilt h r rnnducled party faithful ■vcrcome their otiseaatnn., i w J 00 11,01. T I i i * h i o k f tin - i *i't»111 M i«. t* B'udMinii t < ■! !-■ 1 i 1_______ M»se shannon and his orchestrafrom Nnv. 17 to Dec, 25 Proceed* Byrnes luld the stale Democratic 1 in t il lives third speaker, a Cat hoi je priest. »*f tM’i* iln v Ch* miter o f Commeree Managw ill be used fur the support of (he convention here Aug fl lhal If hr S'”in iiii^ r nnt| nl*n P. E. Rreckenrldge Is co-oi.eratlnR fo r help.' A a a liU n t F lV e 'c h ie f ii told o f Ids .spiritual nppionrl 1953 tuberculosis ron lrn l program had lo vote then It would be for w • In* r**»«*r ■I *'f m tlitn rv iln im lin rii ilrn h o lir*. ith the committee In working out f . Thomas and B. It. (lilea nr In which the Seminole TH Associa­ Stevenson. Kln> if Km. It was stated the A A’* •-on-odc* M» «• protftam. rived w ith the resustdtatoi, which tion w ill participate. Resdlng from n 1.500-word pre ' the Eire Department keeps on drnhollsm a shattering atrknes- i*t 1.18 tiinta hv I ’ iifr irk An " I t would he Impossible In con­ pared text yesterday. Byrnes said Ihiinf. w h * n|i»t» tl*«* C H I L D R E N ! hand fo r snrh emergencies, hut pliysirallv, emotionnllv and spuil h*irtM**t |*|«*«*i| III Will* ♦I i \ dor! Ihe Christmas Seal Sale with Stevenson had shifted his position illy , amt as an allergy by the time they got there, Di <"ee||eHra e ,w i a ,^ » DM I About l lll.tKIO ,>x ilrltik e is , d "Us f t| Hi.« rfi9*r** * V "l» •»! (W nut the valuable help of vnlun- on what he considered three m ajor Robson, who live* to tiln d c rv lllr. ‘.*7. IB M “ le e rs " Mr. Osborne said, campaign Issues, nil ol which had than voting adults, b ill the bulk had taken tare o f the one yeni 'old, niav he found in M.imhi gi,-op- n n ii •IfH T lernled in the t 'n d iil S tiitc* m l "Volunteer workers from amnnit flguied In his decision to support <if victim s still are the 5 12 age old child. III*-* w*|r tlit* fim iH t H*m* *i«* group l.os Angeles (ie n rrs l Hos IT foreign countries. At ,ui> lime lilt’ll fit lit*’ ti'tvril <*f ti ( | *tfi itftnn'1 ♦ Ihe county resident* help with Elsenhower. " I simply pushed the candy various phase* of (he association'* lie said Strvrnson firs t an pilnl report* nl least a down down th r fluid's throat w ith my T the day 01 night, every -on of M*»s|| hltmil t«» thf’ A||ii**if K«*l program Ihe year 'round. But we nounred he opposed repeal of the hrallhv babies born to polio s tric k ­ finger,” he explained, adding that •lie giuup stands n-rdy to answer Bunk, Snm r 102 (MOt’t wt'i * 'he ra il of anyone sincerely de need additional volunteers during T aft Hartley law. then "on Labor en mothers in Iron lungs. the action rnm r none loo noon 11' siring to overcome a dunking ifivi*ii in F rh n in rv . 110 hi V)i• 11a March 0/ Dimes aid Is flawing Hie ehibl was black In the fare, I I I in Jm i»\ find I7f» v lha Christmas Seal Sale because of Day changed hi* position ami n i*itH'il |*i1 MI f>o7 p u li’* ihe many additional tasks Involved joined the President in advocating nul t v the m illions of dnllara In mid a little time whs required for puthlem. Anyone Wishing ......... . t pay hills, to supply Iron lungs, In •»f id...... In l> ,1nin t,,'l hv tin- nn ri In conducting the sale." repeal." i t to recover, Iis al AA gnmp niav telephone <’f (h i* |l Inti 111 • h*» pns.1 ....... Stevenson form erly believer! that pav fnr sp rrln l nurses trndfng The cnunly chairman statrd (h«t III95.I or w tlle in cure of pest of |,t. K . II H»mvii',lh *i, M r , F S N . volunteers with all types of a b ili­ fa ir employment practices legists c rlllra lly III children and adults. die ho* Ifnl7. These n rr lilghtlghls of a national »*'i*t in rh'iti!*- nf v r sOf , ihM ' • ♦»• »* ties could find Johh* at the cam tlnn was a m atter fnr stales In ■•Twin, n h irh tvts r^ndn* tml m t*’»' stead of the federal government picture of polio, ns gathered by 0 palen henduuarlers an Associated Cress survey, and S \ V « Itiif n f Ib i* S l i i h ’M i O i m 'p h • T o r exam ple," Mr. Osborne ex­ Byrnes said, adding: C n m ile F r o lic am v Min firn l plid «*f hl«’i*d n w “ Now candidate Stevenson sav- late minute reports from the Na plained. "w e need people to fold Seven selectee* IndurteJ tn t" tfi*«*n hv T I io iiih * I Ihmn. M h ' he favor* compulsory federal llotinl fooml.alion fnr Infantile Pa <1 « R | I n » i * A I ! • * « f * 9K » « • • * # ► ! Christmas Reals, to type addresses on envelopes and to sort mail. We legislation" lo lake effect If a stale ralvsls, amt U s Public Health th r artnrd forces Ipft Tuesdai •l ath and lo 1 audit' m an elfin I •tf I ASKON 8‘!l n' 8 HO . . mi .m i morning for Ihe indurtlnn sta tit get dismiss,tl of the •h u g e iIn* ilniint* Itn itim i" ' ' • h im *'.' oi also necil speaker* and w riters to falls lo enforce "a n ndrquatc stale Service Bv Sept II. the nation had .11.391 lio n at Jarksonville, preparatory 'gainst Mrs Shn|4ro beranse ,>t ill n( 00 p m , W Kvviltl. . . help with the Christmas Seal Sale law, \ IM, t»f V F J!2* hf*tm u' Hie I7%H» "N o Southern statr would enact ernes of |Hil|o, ns ngninst 2* .OflO at to hrlng sent to Camp Jackson. ira lth rea-.uns Information program the same lim e In the "w orst v ra r " Columbia, R. C . E. B Carter ii p t n l **f h l n n r l T i n * "Those who volunteer their srr an KEPC law Therefore, Mr Stc •tf Id HI Cnilrile saul M c liriilh ngteeil i n n n t » t t t o u t * i i v F i i * f r * * i n t ' v m v i n H v 1v r.elertlve service e lrrk, teported n th him Hi,it nnv dismissal dmuld ini sices w ill havr the satisfaction of vensnn's compulsory federal law Hn 'dim- ntn* (m h. (c.| rd f , . t ■ .... ...... ....... These included two whit* w made mitt by the district i<■<11;>The nig worry is yet unanswered knowing that they are making their would apply to every Snuthrrn OH r i i l H l n l i i i r n n i n | i h l i m n w t * i k •’ * ' ha. imho re n rh ril Its |icsk vet Ibis , selpctees, Oliver C. Itusldng, Jr . Justice iiHteiills been me ton rom m uplly a healthier one In which state." * I* Vngl«*4«»m»i*r, r o*ni I *« The governor also scored Sloven vear" Earh week, the total of new- 1ami Joe Houser, Lake Mary. Tin* meed tiy Lucas that M rs Sha ^ In live " I itltH n f I hi* ,\ lilt* ii. nn I l f I r iH .-t cases In the week ended Sept 11 eulored group included Emmanuel W T If it * He emphasized lhal any lim e that son's recent statement that as pres , In 1919. polio reached a peak lu ! Johnson, Allen Walton and Mag pint's life might tie Imperiled it in iV f ih n ! r'li'in ln m l M» t*m l „ u g M V” * * Ident he would use his in llu ru rc die had to stand trial. Caudle con lit rry any person could contribute during • ill !■ f , FvrniiHvff* S* ii'h iiv . \ IH nu* Nelson, Jr., an I two vnlun to "encourage Congress" |o end jO h i i|t<*e ■miieil the day or evening would he duly in Miinfnitl wi*?r hnlh prr.4»’i0 I *» S u l, i h I>iv terra. Jacob A. ttargan, Jr., and unlim ited debate In the Senate appreciated S'i it was agreed, tie said to u iln i'4 4 H i .' riv o it! > i i|*+«t#i M o tt lin g B tlS Horace Edwards. Byrnes said he had hoped Sto have gladly bestowed upon iin v "C ontiicl ynur local T ti office •end Slsek In Milwaukee lo e\ Hvrn»x mnnv otflees anil honors, li«»P l* 9 fi •p irio *. niQ f..|. venson "would disassociate him and heln fight this most dread plain to Ihe bulge that If lie tell M r* .1 I, ih n h m n n hut they have not conferred upon MRS. KLKM IN O 01 KM disease." hr stated “ You can a f­ self from th r policies of the pres him the right to dictate how they Erlenda w ill regret to learn of 'iirlln rd to dismiss Hu- lu d ie lu irtil »»f I hr Nil v V V*»hilO. , ! \\'t»i k • 1 . ford to buy Christmas Seal* hut you ent adm inistration" hut "he has shall vote, anil they nevet w ill." the death o f Mr*. W. P. Fleming, against the woman "the depart m i* rt i .inf r.I yrMfri <|n\ h\* M l* not done so " can't afford to hnve tuberculosis." I V . i i -i*«n Some leader* In both parties, mother of W. (i. F irm ing o f Ban ment w unlit have no o h je ilm n " It I * Hun, M r * h It (lov. Stevenson would not con In the upshot, he said, Ihe lodge M i . K II Bin** 11**11*1, Mid I however, praised the action and ford. Rhe died late last night at done corruption. But no m atter how BLOOD BANK li h iin c . Mi *aw In il a great benefit fnr th r the age of X.l following s Innc 'efused In quash the ease Shapiro 1‘nlltim , Mr* T A M P A ,'A —The Southwest Flor- honest or rth lca l he t*. he could HOP standard hearer In the South Illness in Cordele, On. Funeral 'leaded guilty got a three vra r ( iihlta, M i .. .1 l l r r t Mid M I ' m . im , never clean up what he has called S( un i \ | i .. Ida Blood Hunk, renter of a huband Mr Claude tt Vardanian. Alabama .ervice* w ill he rn n iiu rtril nr prison sentence and a tine hub over mm discrim ination In em ­ 'the mess in Washington ‘ He w ill dale It e p 11 h 1 1 r a n chairman, Baturday afternoon at tin* First 'he ease against Mrs sh.ipim was f" id lu* under loo great nn obligation \ .•Iimi II'I*! N lll Y III ’* X*»'l 1 ployment, s lill says II hasn't rehen dropped cheered Itvruex fnr "ta kin g the Methodist Church in Cordele. Mi **!', Ml 1*'" l i h | Mi fused lo sign a new cnnlracl to to Ihose responsible fnr The mess ' high load Caudle tald hi- leceivcd a tut ,\1i- Ih il III*'V1 11ml Mrs W. (i. Fleming toft on It w ill lake n man like Eisenhower K ill, •nr l\ iti> 1 Mi h* ll« \ » *xi! m llo d blood for Ihe armed forces. J*»hn A P r It c irri t. a retmes.ee Tuesday fur Cordele and the! it rum ors" to flu- eltei I the sha who is under no p n lltlra t nhllgn -ii*! M. Red C ro n regional headquarters Itcpulilit ii 11 Icudei. let ineil Hie ^ „ t| B illy Fleming left today. pun ease utiold lie used lint lhal ■ai. i«i-ii • w M i, ii In Atlanta has announced the lion lo Ihe President or any nlhei Byrne, annmitirement "a certain ie recnmmended tin- dcparim citi 1'a, t*’i l o fm idm . \| i 4 h ii.t.-' o fficial of the administration Nil! A III M l* I i i i i »,,im hank's ro n lra cl, expiring Sunday, " I think (icn Elsenhower mold ( iiullratlnn thul Smith Carolina w ill mid August with a decline In net* 'milt last Inr prosecution* ml I I " , Pi 1•41' Ilf f 111111 1lie* ■ would tint hr renewed because the he found in the Elsenhower camp eases earh week (hereafter do more than any living Ameneno II ... '*■! Malik v* • »• M1 • <1 Ida bank would not agree to n clause In Nnvemlter Usually, there are Just as man. to bring about an end to the war I M iM Caldiv. 1 1 , W.d Ml a requiring Ib r hank "n o t to dis­ P i l l i l t KStiN (iov lln lie rt Kennon of Mmi-d new eases after the peak as Ih rp KitHli \ n I|- m in '0" 1Mi i 1 N1m crim inate against any employe or In Korea and prevent our slumh ana, who tins alrenily hulled to were before Unless something hap FORT B EN N IN 't;. i.n I'vt ling Into another world w a r," applicant for employment because near nlmclo lirillu h rillti id h llllu iiu pens to dampen down the spread Davtil C It ii k -mil, sun o f M i* ~ of rare, creed, color or national Byrnes said Elsenhnwer, d e r I a r e il Ihe nn ihe nation rm tlil even have r.0,nti' Sh i i i r I lltck-on, t.vlcd", s i- is Byrnes left th r U S Supreme 'A o rig in ." reutly asstgucd to Mi" ' "iid,at Court to heroine President Itoose ninmrernent "means that South cases this year Carolina along w ill) Texas and Il looks as though we must an Tm initig Command, t o i l Ben velt’s director of economic stnldllr BANKRUPTCY PETITION lamlsiann, can lie considered prnli Hclpate over ,V).(HXI cases fur 1952 niiig . (in. T A M I’ A Us—Petitions for bank atlon and later director of war able Elsenhower states ” H ic k s o n 's u n it , w h ic h « i l | '| " •*I * says Dr Hart V. Van Riper, Kotin mobilization and reconversion. At riiptcy have been filed against two th e a c t iv it ie s " t th e w i i i l d f n iii " i i i .liinathan Daniels, e illln r nf the datlan meillcul director Roosevelt'a request, he did not WHEN VOU im mci large Tampa firm s alleged lo owe Putin Is called epidemic if there lu fivnlrv He b o n I. ileimm ,t >-itc* Baleigh (N C (News and Ohser hundreds of thousand* of dollars seek the Democratic vice preslden v rr, was sharply c rllirn l. Daniels, are 2ti rases per too,tax. pnpttla ..iittle tested I'-chllPpie* l " Uu Hal nomination In tu n , when T nt through the mysterious disappear­ dent n f fleers from every nm v form erly press secretary am) ail tinn. ance of Inrge quantities of citrus man was selected. viser to Presidents Roosevelt and On such a statewide li.isls, thesi men in llic Moiled Btalen nml U ll. llillilS 1 1 0 1 ,1 1 1A Y Truman appointed Byrnes sec re h a y s *r«» i u ; m h m m i ; h products /roni many L o u d ly foreigi Truman, asserted' are Hie 21 epidemic slates In Circuit Court six firm s asked tary of state, and he served there timis "There Is no end lu Ihe b itte r­ Nehr.sska, 95 eases per Ifto.fxxt iiir t iih a v that the Lee Term inal and Ware from June,- 1IM3, to January, 1917, ness nf .lim m v Byrnes against Iowa 7*. Minnesota tiO; South Da resigning fnr reasons of health. a house Corp. be declared bankrupt W K D IM N C Perhaps the strongest rebuke Roosevelt, Truman and the party knta 53; Kansas 5o, Tnxas 15. N rv c r r it t iH p iu ip o s a i • T h e y .imld the warehouse owed they served It he couldn't :,o a Mexico 43: Kentucky 39; Idaho 31 A N M I V K I lS A I t Y to the Byrnes' boll cam e., from LAKFJaAND *,f< -Proposal'- to lo i I ic h l flbput J tfiW k X U - fo r c ltr u * Democratic president, ha'a rekdv Wlarhrufh 32; Oklahoma 32; Mich products mice stored there, but Byrnes' own slate. At Coltrmhla, In help make a Republican p rr*l (gan 31; Washington 30; Misvlss.pp ••rease Hie citric, advertising las r i lH IS T M A M South Carolina s ta ir Democratic -mil work out an dlolmeoi pro Undelivered nil demand. dent “ 35; (.olilslsna 25; West Vrginla 23; gram tor sparing tru ll shipmentM ( y r n i: it s h a y campaign headquarters declared They added Ihe warehouse owed A re lu rta n l Stevenson supporter Arzona 23, lillnols 23, Montana were presented to Florid.i I'U ru A lw sf* N h r To lilt r nearly lin o ism more In firm s not the governor "has turned Ills hack Oov Herman Talmadge of (ienr 22. Ohio 22. and Delaware 21 Mutual's Industry Advl orv Com kilning in Ihe suit fur sim ila r 1111 on Rml deserted" South Carolina 'tin. said. " I expert In vote for Ihe Tlie Fouudnllim hsv alre el* mitlce Thui silav delivered consignment* The sis Democrats Stevenson slate til electors Hot I shipped util I 223 Iron lungs unur "Dem ocrats of South Carolina Perry M urray . lostpiuui Mu lalntfl-, were Pasco Packug Co., must admit that lieeause of the than during nil nf lUVi and i president, asked Hn- ' " iin n ii ade l i l y . Paramount Canning I plalfnrm and Stevenson's constant tn all stales tint three t'lie Arms lii.il i.X Co , Winn and laivelt (Jrocery Co., I Tampa, Puritan Mills Inc. and swing to the left, I shall do so with Navy and A ir Force have s|«-d ire to hr Ihlnkmg .ilwn, h.kiui1 1(11I I I . I I I t l iii.liM . t; \ r u t h lo r advertising tax -n lli.il Ihe the Kxchange National Bank of Uraml Union In r nut undue enthusiasm." delivery In emergencies t u t N O R I I t I* \ I ( K X V L N t I. Flu n il a C tinis Com m is'm u * -h i es PHUNK ITS pa nil Its m rrchaiidislni: si i l l Mu. 9 cKKTMS HAILEY I I I M o r i W ttlke , •ay did not make any spei Hn- rn MW APP'HNTMEMft nn WUJT TUI I KNOW immrndations . 4 af J' uwe WWAT SOU IKJ I HE MEAN r WEW ON A IMPEE-CAV MOTEL/ m e 5 /r r r " Co<D le ts lo flu / l)U. !>. T. DOSS Polio FASCINATING at FANTASTIC .Sanford Men l^eave For Induction Centers Waale IHonoU* U V U ic ’8<tw * P e lN P a r ro t STORK CLOSE!) AM. DAY SATURDAY SEPT. ZO (iiisi-div \ -; o r HIM MSSMX STDIHD B / m f '*'') rr Here are the STRAIGHT SOUD FACTS that lead thousands to better truck bugs ! MINl/TE FACT No. 1 FACT FACT No. 3 No. 4 P n tk l.o H o n o p rin llo n mid upkeep U n -llie -|n !i o llltlo n ty XIIVOX money Keep. 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B VERSE A whole life can bo n prayer, If there 1,1 come one thing we live fn r ntnl strive for. ft tiinkc* n* one w ith llio In fin ite to have such a yearning desire fo r the thing (iin l also yearn* for. I'ra v w ithuut reading.— I Thra*. 5:17. , Senator Sparkman it said lu be making a great hit with the lndir< on hit lour of Florida. Me it to tall, and dark, and bandtoine. II,ere it not much difference in the foreign policy of the two major pnitiet. The difference i* in how effectively you toccerd in doing wlmt you try In do. The trouble wilh a bureaucrat it lli.il lie generally admili lie roll I<in't cul expenses in bis depart­ ment mnrr than a few hundred mil­ lions. I'uih-bulhn warfare has come at last at robot pianos are launched from carrier ships carrying bombs which are dropped on enemy targets in meat almost immune to ordinary air attack. Pusb-bullon warfare il may be but we doubt if it will get the doughboy out of the mud. r THE H lG H T O F FOLLY Cracks In The Wall President Truman tayt that Sen­ ator'McCarlby bat retorted to the "big lie" of Adolf Hiller ill Hying to smear tho administration. We mean it as no definse of Senator McCarthy to point out that some of 'resident Truman's "red karrings" re now in ja il/ie a l there by a1jury of their peers. ! Senator Toft and bit followers are iu|)porlinn General FJicphower for president with no tongue in cheek. "Wn unammmiily, collective­ individually and cnlbutiatltcally adopted a resolution to support Eiienbuwcr in our home district* in every way we could," it wai an­ nounced. ly* Zachary Taylor, hero of the Mexican war, wai known ai “old Rough and Rrady" when ha ran for lirnident, Kiwaniani were told ilia other day, and Winfield Scotl •qullier hero of that war who ran four yean laler, wai called hy hit opponents "Old Fu»i and Feathers", Scott, however, wai a better general though he never got to lie president. Florida n rapidly becoming one of tha largest cattle producing slatei in the country. During the past 50 yean Florida’s increate in .beef production has been about 30 per cent from 616,000 in 1900 to I,* 230,000 this year, exceeded only by North Dakota, Louisiana and Montana and South Dakota. This brings Florida into 13th placa in the production of beef cattle as comparer with 21st 50 years ago. Wc like the sound of .Governor Stevenson's speeches, bul we like the sense fn Gene tat Fife nnow en itkatka ago, the eariy day* There in little likelihood that tho people who live In Communist dominated countries will he able to throw off their masters In tho Immediate future. The Reds are skilled at setting up police states and forging strong chains for the people they enslave. But very, often the interests of international f'ommunism and the interest:! of Russian nationalism seem to col­ lide. When they do the ('oinrituniHL nirns of a satellite ■ JMWw&f'viu >. teed l<> ill" p,.n4 -.-£.At- * . , • '•'•'jjyuu’ countries in the hands of the Reds ha*. • found that large parts of their production are drained off to 'Russia. This makes it Increasingly difficult for them to carry out pro­ mises of better standards of living within their own coun­ tries, One of their first rulers to learn fids lesson in Kin ope wan Tito of Yugoslavia. Tito Mill maintains that Iris country ,s devoted to .Marxian principles lad he could not see why such principles should c o m p , I )>, < ‘country to b e c o m e a tail for the Russian kite. Had Kussin played llie iolo of lag brother to Yugoslavia, rather than that of a demanding mas­ ter, that importnot country might atill lie » Russian ally in­ stead of an enemy. Thus while popular revolt does not seem likely it is pos­ sible that ns time passes leaders in satellite countries may see that their interests are not at all compatible with those of Ruoeia. Such defection., may not indicate a trend toward democracy but they will mean a movement away from the selfish leadership of a country with dreams of w o r l d domin­ ation. Wherever liny cracks in the f'omnmnist wall appear the democracies should he quick to exploit them. By JAM ES MARLOW From buck private to ilm top post of Hie armv in a tong jump, it has been taken occasionally in the United States, hut rarely in Kagiand, where caste plays a larger pail. One of the few Britons to accomplish lids feat is Sir William Slim, who Is retiring as chief of the Imperial (ieia-ral Staff to become Governor General of Australia. IIo enlisted as a private soldier before World War I, managed to get into an officers' training school, and worked his way up. His service included 120 yearn in India. This fit­ ted him for his most important contribution in the recent War, which was leadership in the Oriental campaigns. He fought III Kritren ,ori the 12**1 Sea const, led a division in Iran, commanded the rear guard in the great M-lieat before the Japanese in Iturma. slid later headed the wrest return march of the Hrilish artnie ia limn,a. Mood Control Group The most recent parallel to Slim's rise was lhe case of Will Air Problems Sir William Robertson, win, began as a private and ended a-« field marshal and I m.i Ki'-i»*ner's wnvssor I ,,f the ORLANDO (Special) — The British war effort in World War I. Ills and Sinn's careers Kloixt mill Water Control Ccmmltshow that merit does pr< vail in Kngland even when not le e ,,f tl,t> Florida State Chamber ,f Commerce opened an all-day hacked up hy family pull. WASHINGTON H i-L o cke d fo r a vhlle like thi* campaign might be unusual' high-level. Not now. S till six wet kb I j go and i t ' i getting rough. o tg ..l to be a beaut oefore it'* over. QuIPt start. UtV.‘ *1i !m*ii 1kiW*4 end' Gov. aleveniun not over-heaUng themselves, (letting hot now. So U President Truman. Sen. Taft, ion Amt now Sen. McCarthy want* in on the art. Say* he'* ready to speak anywhere. And the Democrats just asked Sen. Nixon, Republican vice presi­ dential candidate, to quit be­ cause he accepted 916.000 from feliow-Californians. He says .he used it for expenses he didn t want to charge to the government. "M o ra lly w ro n g /' the Democrats say. "P o litica l sm ear," Nixon aaya. This Nixon business came to light yesterday. We'll be hearing about It. From the Democrat!, anyway. Elsenhower has kept hla promise not lu use personal names. The effect U .he same as U he had When he slugs the adm inistration, almost a hobby with him now, he'a socking Truman. Truman'a getting sore. Slow • starting, Elsenhower sprinted when even his own friends said he was "running like a dry creek." Heading South, he made a series uf speeches on corruption ‘ "T h row Summed up, they said: llie hums o ut." An unknown like Slcvenson might have crabbed his own act If h* h id sturted clobbering a w ar hero Ilk * Elsenhower right from the start, instead, he was extremely respect­ ful. He worked his way up to wb«r* he is now: He began with little l!b«i. Not rnugh The once over lightly kind. Cracks about Elsenhower'* knowl­ edge of thing*, or lack of II. Even a suggestion Eisenhower not only didn’t w rite his own speeches but didn't read them before delivering . t tv r John E. B u llln g rr u f Palm , Senate, apeaker o f the S la te III,use. them. When this week the general Beach ( ’m in ty, D iscuailun U eder* in te rim com m ittee u f the Stale w ill he U. H. senator* and repre- Le gislature and State Chamber wus publicly Indignant at humor in the campaign, It may have aantntivea, speaker o f III* S la te 1 com m ittee member*. , oiifcrenre here today under chair­ manship o f Luther June*, Bella lilndn editor. S t a te d purpose of the meeting in lo 'create stute-wldn Interest in flood control and water conserva­ tion and to concert a legislative piogram in support u f aucli in te r­ est, said Harold Colee, executive vice president of the State organ- Tho human body linn tvmut'kulilc rooupprulm: pi,wit* mid tho old luhtgct I Imt win t o H h t o in life t h i T o in hopo iu ntIII <|uitv valid, lu Knrm, rucontly, iiicdictt holicvcd that there wan little* dinner.* fnr I'vt. Kalugin Haul lap, tu recover from wounds lie had incurred .cm Hunker Hill, lie had re­ Italian. volved tho lii.-it rite* of l he Cat In,lie Churdl, congressional delega­ Tho doctora gave .Santiago a blood trmiHfunion and aent tionFlorida’s hi-ailrd by ecnlur Senator him off to a 111011111* Army huiudlnl. Today lu* in recuperating Spi-ssnrd L. Holland, district A rm y nml ranting comfortably. Ail Ida lift* in* will remember by engineer* uml member* u f the what n nllm thread Ids life hung when he received that State Legislature w ill attend, as well a* municipal u ffidala, business tranaftifllon. and professional men. About ICO Tho young tuiidior lu alive hermi ie some Amuricnnit look are expected, tho tfnto (o ilouato'bbmd Giving blood fa a alriiph* procemi for .St,ite-vvid» problems and pro­ moat people. It take.a only a abort time and very little ef­ gress w ill lie reviewed in a basin fort, Hut to men like I'rivute Santiago it can mean the dif­ by basin discussion by legislative ference between life and death. The atury of the recovery of leader* and reports hv A rm y en­ in eers , including basin* o f West Santiago should nerve an a reminder to all who have not yet gFlorida, Mid-Florida, Central sec­ made their blood donation. tion, Tampa area, Lake Okeecho­ FALL THEASUIIE COLLECTION It's here again . . . the fashion event llial'a important news to you who wear hulf-aixc*I We bring you a wealth of feihiuti and good fit in >'t a group of dresses designed In the newest 1It .• . , fabric love. . . rayon crepe, cadi gently feminine, definitely Haltering. Don't w a it..,co m e see litem right away. bee and Dude-,Monroe vountlta. Yard Pruning Can Be Made Routine, Says R. I). Dickey G A IN K H V II.I.K (Special) — W atering and pruning yard shrub., mav present problem* to tin* homeowner who desire* n welt kepi homes Itc, to il tio lli tusk* nm be made routine l,y a few rule-i of ttu in li, according lu Associate H o rtic u ltu ris t It. D. Dickey o f tin 1 U niversity o f Florida's A g ric u l­ tu ra l Experiment Station. F ir it , take the pruning of nrim mental*. Many wonder when to cut back plant*, but In Florida, Dickey said, moat plant* cun tie pruned the year round. lie pointed out, however, that It .the ornamental* are flow ering plants the lim e they produce fluwcr huda niuat bo taken into con. idem tlon — th a t [a, t f the Immo-mviu r doe* not w lih tu reduce fluw vring. “ I f the reduction In the number o f flow er* I* o f no concern, th ru ornamental* ran h« pruned now or during any other part o f the year," tha h o rticu ltu rist sold. "One should remember, though, th a t grow th I* almost dormant fn cold wrath* r and I f pruning la dono In fa ll nr early w inter, then the shrub* limy havn a 'chopped' apprnrnnro fo r a while.1* W atering o f a h n ibt present* an. other problem to home-owners, p a rticu la rly those who've recently purchased new homea, Contrary tu tha belief held by aome, It's better to give shrubs s thorough w etting at least twice each week than to make lig h t application* dally, h<< •aid. W atering, however, depend* up­ on the plant. along w ith the matter o f dry apalla, soil condition* ami The l„ ii: |,i|,i’ i i u ctimpb-x reed ii n t r u iiin il I'u iin litlttif u f mi u irllir lit li-n tlii'r l>ug iuivimc fro m three to fiv e a p e rtu re * to which are u ffix e d tUben ,r pipe*. Senator Holland w ill bo tha main speaker at a luncheon in the tlrange Cuurt hotel. The afternoon session w ill fea­ ture u legislative forum under ehairiiinnshlp of State Kepreaenta- security OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT NOW! • * S ilver, tfa l, grape or black in axaleaf D ickey said, obq ulre w e U rln g more fraa n do deep-rooted plants, ue* o f m o fitu re Ions from plant* require more wnlumer then in w inter, leal o f them have shallow im t, annual* w ill usually ooner than perennial*, it reason Dickey suggestinnual plants be watered > o r three day*, A n inch w ill w et the aoll to a ileee 14)4 to S2H* • 2,'J r ** " m 4 Cbataaal. foraal green, amethyst o r b le a k la tiaaa H U to A Emerald, sapphire, amethyst or FOR ADDED CONVENIENCE-1 p^rtSu&3jl,lah Si bias* grape o r black In W F W l B A N t t - lT - M A li U W V 1C E ! HANK MAIL Birdo! THE WORLD T0M Y m m teemed io Steveneon hla humorous needle waa making Elsenhower yell "ouch.” Stevenson’s ton* grew harsher after Elsenhower and T a ft became huddle* In New Y ork lest week. He derided Elsenhower, accusing him of surrendering to the man be had defeated fo r the nomina­ tion. And last night in a speech at H artford, Conn., Stavenson was ready to go fu rth e r against EiaenJu>w«c *b»fl twfore. A t the last minute nc w uw im n*'u his a t­ tack. In the prepared text of hi* talk he said Elsenhower’s blanket en­ dorsement of ell Republican candi­ d a te am ountsto "p u rsu it of power at any cost" and la "distasteful to any honorable m an." But he backed up when It ceme tim e to say II. A ll he said waa that the general's blanket endorse­ ment of his party's candidates is a dangerous policy. The fact that he had prepared to make the state­ ment on honor ahows bow fa r thla campaign haa progressed along Um roadI oo*f harshness. SUNDAY DINNER R ou t Turkey ......... 91.25 3M N orth P ark Aveeu# S TE LLA — New M gr. CaHtle’s �ifilT- 1 Mari jane Eubanks Is Guest Of Honor Supper Held At New Tourist Building Miss Marijane Eubanks, popui Issr bride elect, was honored Mnn! day evening w ith a shower at the Lake M aty Community Building. Hostesses for th i* lovely p trty were Mts H M. Gleason, Mrs. C. W Hjohlom, M r*. J. L. H uhphrry. .Mis M. II Rice, Mrs. Roy HowT in ~ . * r : n ^ - . T r . - i'. ’t : , ,. jUii'ey. Hibiscus ill pastel shades deco­ Mrs. It. A. Cobh le ft on Wednes­ rated the g ift table and refresh­ day fo r Newark. N. Y. to join her ment tables, which were overlaid husband where lie is up business. w itli white damask cloths. Crystal candlesticks held green tapers and tw in crystal Mr. anti Mrs. M. I * T illls plan were flanked by to attend the Flm ida-Hutson foot­ pouch bowls, piesidrd over by ball game in tlainesville tomorrow. Mis. H. M- Gleason and Mrs. J. I Humphrey. Following the opening of the Friends w ill regret to leatn that Mrs Charles l.uwsoti has entered numerous present*, lime sherbet River,ide Hospital in Jacksonville punch and individual cakes frosted in gtrep were served to the mure Mrs. C. I’. Henderson lias re­ than 90 friends from Hanford and turned from a two month trip to Lake Mary invited to tie w ith MisWashington, l>. C.. A rlin g to n and Eubanks. C hew Chase. Md. About 40 memherx o f the Han­ ford Toorist-Hhnffleboard Club held a covered dish supper on Tuesday night at the new tourist building after which games and a social flour were enjoyed F. Husky W ight, put*]Icily chair­ man, slated tmlnv (hsl 'Jo, J i - 'C - r . ™ ’;ti^S :Y: • the club and that many niemlM*r*, a fter spending the summer months in the north, are beginning to arrive back in Hanford. He added that they are players at the shuffleiiuard courts every night and many qiectators witnessing the games. Friday and Monday nights have been designated us games nights al which time ail members may etijuv •dm ffli board, and card gomes. S o c ia l A n d P e rs o n a l A ctivities PHONE 148 Social Calendar ------ ri-t MONDAY The Seminole Baptist Associa­ tion o f Sunday Schools w ill have an Aaaoclatlonal Sunday School planning meeting In the firs t Baptla t Church o f DeLand at 8:00 p.m. The Beardall Avenue Circle w ill meet at 3:00 u.m. at the chanel. . The T ru th Seeker* Class of the 'F ir s t Methodist Church w ill meet a t M cKinley Hall at 3:00 p.m. The Sanford Story League w ill hold its firs t meeting of the fall aoavon a t the Yacht Club at H:W> p.m. Tha public U cordially Invit 'd to attend. A program w ill be pres­ et, led and refreshments served. TUESDAY The T ra in in g Union o f the F irst B aptist Church w ill meet In the Memoral Educational Building at . 7:90 p.m. fo r their monthly visit• atlon night. The U nity ••Truth" Class w ill moot a t the Valdei Hotel at 7:49 p.m. The Lord’s Prayer Is being studied. The public is cordially In­ vited to attend these classes. The P ilot Club w ill hold a dinner meeting In tbe Yacht Club at 0:30 Denise Stevens To Wed LloydjO. Swain Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Stevens an­ nounced today the engagement of their daughter Denise to Lloyd (>. Swain, son o f Mr. and M r*. L. M Swain o f this city Miss Stevens, who received her rebooting in Ranfutd and I'a iu illn . Oa., graduated from Seminole High School iu it,f,0. She attended Florida Southern C o l l e g e in Lake­ land where she was a member of Delta 7.et« social sorority. A t pre­ sent she is employed by the Florida Stale Dank. Mr. Swain also attended Sail ford schools, graduating from Seminole High School w ith the Class of 1017. Following his grad­ uation he uttrnded Florida Southern College in Lakeland and M urray State Teachers’ College in Kentucky. He is employed at I he Navy A ir A u x ilia ry S lut Ion m a physical science aid. Plans are being made for a November wedding. ; Enterprise Notes | ily K A T H E R IN E SELLERS v___ .____________________________ / W EDNESDAY Tile firx t meeting o f the PurThe prayer meeting o f Ihu F lra t Baptist Church w ill be at enl*-Te»chers Association for thin 8:00 p.m. We w ill begin the study year was held Tuesday evening I o f “ Progress in the Christian in the school auditorium at 7:3U L ife ". V isitors are welcome. The p.m. w ith the president, Mra. H ar­ T ra in in g Union Eiecutlve com­ old Hiera. in oharge. The ilevo m ittee of the F irst Baptist T ra in ­ tional was given by Mrs. Irene ing Union w ill hold it* monthly Jackman. Following the business meeting a fte r the prayer meet- meeting a reception for the teach­ ers was held to welcome them hack for this year, (iam ra weic directed hv Miss Helen Hnndprniwho ws* in charge o f the a ffu ii •________w ith D o r r i t i Delicious refreshments of punch cake were served bv the ho*Let’i go fo r a stroll around town and p Itut i t v committee w ith Mra. Jack and see what the merchants have ltvan n<< chairman. 1 to o ffer this week that w ill In­ Mrs. Daisy Hamilton returned terest tho budget wise Person. If Friday to her home a fte r upending you see something you like, let the the summer w ith her daughter and merchants know because they w ill •oli-iu-law , Mr. and Mm. A ’ !•>-rt be glad to hear from you. Russell in Wrens, (ieurgiu and Y O W E LL’B is giving plenty of with her granddaughter and fain thought to the haTf-»l*e this week lly In N orth Carolina. w ith two complete racks of dresses, Attending a d is tric t seminar ]ust fo r them. From 12 W to lit tv held it, the First Methodist you w ill see rayons, rayon crepes, in Duytmiu Reach Thurxand faille In shades o f silver, teal, church dav were Mrs. Russell Cooper, grape, blue, charcoal, forest green, Mrs. W u rrrn lllxe, Mm. l.ydid emerald, sapphire, black and many Rainier, Mrs. (Scnrge Denman, more beautiful fa ll colors. Mrs. Daisy Ham ilton and Mrs. F They are made by Martha Man­ K. Low, ning, seen In Harper’s Jlataar, and Mis* Sylvia Hnvmnn aecumpan also being shown In this paper to ­ led hv bar.parents, Mr. ami Mrs. day. Slender lines, high and low Lovlck Huvman, le ft Sunday fo r nkek lines, sparkling buttons and Tallahasee where she w ill enroll litte rin g ornament* make them as a freshman a t Florida Ktute eslrable fo r y w r fa ll wardrobe. University. Whether you are going away or Other local students leuvlng for luat on tha go, a dress from Y«*r- Tallahassee Sunday were Mina #H’s that looks and feels like wool- Jane (lalnes, daughter o f the Rev. 4n worsted, but la really a new and Mrs. John (lalnes accompanied rayon la sure to please. by her parenta and Miss Dorothy "W h ite Sable" found at TOUCH- H arrell accompanied by the liov. T O N ’S (a the new liquid cleansing- Charles A. Thompson wliu w ill «reme by Revlon tnat le "com­ enroll fo r bar freshman year plexion-balanced” to protect and there. beautify your skin. I t takes only Hlg news!! An auction box sup­ a moment fo r your skin to be re­ per and tacky pa rty w ill he held freshed and radiant. Thursday evening in the Enter­ For the more mature skin, a prise Methodist Church beginning hormone Ibiuld cleansing-creme. at <1:90 p.m. Prises w ill he given White Sable leaves no greasy film , fo r the tackiest costumes mid and It is not necessary to use an pre ttlsst box. I.ndieslU Bring u aatrlngent or skin freshener. A fte r box fille d w ith supper fo r two, one tim e you w ill be glad you chose and ra t w ith a good-looking Mail! "W hite Sable" regular or hormone liquid cleanelng-creme from Touch- Ing hour in the Chapel. ton’s. The Royal Amliussador* win PURCELL'S on West F irs t are meet at tho F irst Baptist Chinch now showing their new fa ll coats a t 7:00 p.m. In nationally advertised brands, A ll Midweek Prayer Service at Cen­ wool “ Poodle Coats" In black, her­ tra l Uaptlsl Church at 7:30 p.m. ringbone, twerds, and garbardlnes Sunbeams ‘•■ill meet at this tune. bought In New York Just a few TH U R S D AY (h o rt weeks ago. The U. A .’s of Central lln p tls t Jersey blouses in pastel colon by Kabro w ill f i t beautifully into Church w ill meet at the Church at Vour wardrobe and pocketbook. 4:U0 p.m. Stunning necklines, made w ith the hew eag-no-more m aterial to Inaura perfect ami loafing fit. A three place dreta fo r street or evening by Kabro In g ray taffe ta w ill be a useful addition to the •m all wardfoba. Tha s k irt Is a plain fla ir w ith enormou* quilted pocket*, and to top It fo r atreet wear a fitte d jacket w ith large quilted c u ff* and aland up cnllar. For evaning It I t topped w ith an shoulder ulqusa Shopping Around J e rs o n a I The Misses Dawn Bishop and Norma Faye Harvey have left for Florida filn le lln iv e is lty in Tallahassee. Alan lle U e l plans to Irave on Monday for the U niversity o f the South nl Sewanee, Tenn. Iu con­ tinue bis studies Friends of Sgt. Howard P- Lee w ill in* glud to know that he w ill return to Sunfoid tonight nftet spending the past vent iu Korea. Kilends uf John Hetikank w ill iegret to learn that he underwent surgery this niorning ut Fernald Laughton Memorial Hospital. Miss Ite ltv H illllim e r le ft today for (Saineni [lie ........... some h it studies at the U niversity o ' F lo r­ ida. Miss Idln l.e ffle r and Miss M atv Ann lia llo w n v plan t<> leave on Sunday foi the U niversity o f Florida in GainesvRIv to continue their studies. * Mrs. W. M. Scott Is expected to return on Monday from SnuwvHle, Va, wltMfM «i)lr f|N4 h***»li lha» £IM‘,*t of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. (iu y Roup, fo r the pust several weeks. Arnold H arrington has re tu rn ­ ed fu r Ills senior vear ut Ilia (ieurgiu 111is111111•* o f Technology in A tlanta a fte r spending the iui.<l ten davs w ith Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Patrick in Loch Arbor. Mrs. L. ,1. Dior, le ft till Mumlnv for N orfolk, Va. a fte r visiting her on rents, Mr. and Mm. It. N. Windham, for the summer. She was nrconipnnied to N orfolk by Mrs. Windham who w ill visit h rr fo r tw o weeks. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Moreland and daughter Mias Shirley More­ land plan to leave tomorrow fur A tla n tic City, N. J. to visit l.t. ami Mrs. Herbert Moreland. M is' Moreland plans to remain in Princeton w ith Mis* Carol S kin­ ner. Friends w ill he sorrv to learn that Mrs lie tlv A lilir Howard, daughter of Mr ami Mrs. 'I' A. Stiles, has been readmitted to llt.« Ferualil Laughton Memorial Ho*, pital. She is getting along nicely follow ing nil upei atlon on Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mr*. Harold Ka* titer have returned to the United State, from u tr i|i through Europe. They returned aboard tho new A tuoiicun liner the “ United Stales". While lit Kurupe they enjoyed visiting in H rlg iiim , S w llterlum l. Ita ly , (ierm any, France, liollund and England. Mr, and Mrs. Ilurnuy McRsr.cy m o tiff. You can now b lin d fo u r Vene­ tia n blind* w ith your color ichtm o being any o f (ho decorator color combination* In F letalu m a t BENK A R IK GLA8H A N D P A IN T CO. on W a it Second Street, Oroaao, grime, and apota w>po o ff I No more d irty tapoa to apoli tha beauty o f your Venation blind* and the? won’t ahrlnk, e tra U k rot or mildew. The durable ip rln g tempered aiate M ap back whan bent and won't chip, tra c k , peal or fuat. You can a lto feet atoek line* at Rankartk'a In cream, I t to M U e h width, 64 Inctteu lone, from M.V0 to 19.4B. Th#y w ill be f!a d to a tMat you In any o f your Venetian SEMINOLE HI By UKVKHLY GRAY lly now all the stores in San­ fo rd should have exhausted their supplies of socks fo r tonight'* lug event I A t 8:00 o'clock a t the Celery Crate, the Glee Club w ill sponsor the Sock Hup, which is ira lly going to lie a grand dance. Don’t forget to wear your socks, whether they he luod or deem at id or both. T ry Iu win the prise thut w ill lie given. There’s beben u change und the loudesl pair uf The engagement of M iss lla iln ii Km-kci to Id. C Koheil Jones Is sucks w ill win the live prise (which is really adorable) I I I being announced today by hot parents. Dr und Mis II Wnydc Ruck­ A fte r the shoes are checked at er. He is the sen o f Mr. und Mr* < It Julies. Ml*** lio, k. i 1- ut pre­ tile door, a door prise w ill be sent attending Entorv U tilve islly Hi bool of Nursing on.l Id Jones is awarded during the evening. This stationed w ith the United Slides A in n ut Dump Pickett, Va I'lu iii w ill he t " 90, so till* lucky COUple me being made for a Nevcmhe, wt'dilding may have a date at the Glee ('lu ll's expense! Remember the M is s U il i ’ k c r K iiu t ijfu d admissiuti Is only 90 cents stag and 41) cents draw, *u he sure tu T o L I . K o h c r l .lo u t’s come to the Hock Hop T O N IG H T ! Don't miss out on the fun . . . ■ The Central Fbirula Cbapl. i "I h i Mint M l* H \\ .li t l It' It' It' k *’I There'll In* a wonderful flout show, loo. These are just a few tbe American Guild of M ii-tini'l-* t*f s .1Ilf Mill t 1It 1at '% i'11IICM1111*i*i! til*" of the number*, hut Kay D avi' opened the IH9'J 9J «r»*«n at (be ♦ Mi* i,i■<incrtl uf ' 1. »1 diim rh tti w ill sing "K iss of F ire " and aoni** Flr«t I ’resliyleriau ( ’hutch in Hun lin ii » i 1 h.‘ain't It t.s 1 t i ’Im rut'*Friish w ill sing also, a trio of ford on Tuesday, At the meeting an organ reeitul w in p i i » t «-il !•> K«»L* il 1 ,G.lie * .11 . ♦♦It Ml Ml Hint them! Ho don't miss this) It won't he lung now before the Ur. Ruaemary t ’iurk of I I .rslul Mi - • It Lull >4 i1 .« ..r 1til i Clt \ Mi .It f.MillItM 1uni Kilt t%*'i T ri-H I-Y ha* their Freshmen anil the following officers wenparty, where every member installed: George W W ulpei, U .iin: ti l it (ii 1- illl*| 'VII' t' 1 11mil • ltd fliifn David W. Cramp, -ub-ileun; .b-i-e bus u “ s ille r " and she brings u llookliurdl Jr.; secretary iie n s u ie i, Si' ihh ii" h 11ik*h .S* It• 111 Stic nl tc imI plenic supper for them both. 1C* slid Beatrice Fnriiwuld, M’gi i in (*» » 1«u V 1 Di l l 1f Y i '.dingo of n lot of fun, so you Freshmen gat* A short business meeting \\ IXS Ai»>< and Krh'lici* HIDIi . tile Hell don't miss it by any means! followed by ii social Imur 11•*|li la iMMimtin " i th e Heboid of Next Friday night I* the firm Mrs. Furnwnhl explintiej this nl1 IPr.l eu football gatnu of the season! It 'll morning that "The Guild i- tin* N*11• •*iiiq iiih I in Mu i he u home game against K u it ll a* only national body uf prnfesslonul Ir r r il tlic pi nfffiftin Nil 1 |»l o g llllll of M:00 o'clock on the dot, Let'* oigiiuists, u f wldeh tile Centinl Mu* S....... . nf N lili •Hi! A 1 the p i<* Nl'tll t linn nhi* I"* II 'iitur and have u huge crowd, too, so we Flutbla group, w ith rill tneiubei w ilt Vf1III lllllt f ||l Si* |t1i<lllbei uf can help our hoys win that game! is uit authorised chaplei This oi ih m Don't forget ther w ill bv u dame guniiatbui is iniii-sectarlun with MuI uikf In i f i t ”*Iililillll veur she afterw ards! membership uviiilulile lo all oigan- U II« a liM'iitlii't of th i* <beet lead Gossip and Gab: ists and choir dlieclor*. Tliroogh I'l'n •mini, whi* vi a•' 1' " 's illl'llt of Dates fo r the dance Include out the United State's the liilild tiu* k’ u r** «i«'i" Huh . Ill id is lit pie lo t* uf Frosli planning to make u has over 129 chapters und lit* «t«’l»f 11flirt III 4»! nf il 14' \ ursing u night I M a rti* Cameron ami membership is more than 7.IMIU Hcbnol Htmlenl 11*«+t v. a member of Grady Johnson, L a rry Keel ami Ibisldes tlic regular memlier*. (here the s lin l.n l cmincil, and has been M argaret Moore are ju s t a few are suhserlbers win* are person" ib , lid serietaiy nf tbe Ctuss nf u f ’em! Hectns as tho' Alice Brown eutilled to attend recitals, «ei vice D lfil ,Hlie I- i* meinbei ,»f tlii- local and Edwin Tixon w ill he making and social itieetlugH o f the (Juibl ( ‘tlBillen nf (to A in e iii.u i Revnjq. a twosome along w ith Ronnie An­ but who require tin election an I (ion and in IP I* o n , s,nl bi tb derson and Rosemary Gainer. bold no vole \n v p iospeetlve mem S „I||. M . . . . mi i h • i-r, 1. h \ K . T e rry Smith and Carol Loerhelt here may signify lln d i m ien it bt *'■• .1 d •*1•*k! a 1• I m i M il S ta te in are making It a dale fo r the Sock contact ing any mu* nf the afore, lall-11 Jt"t* * Hup, too. Among the alutnni gioup mentioned officer I 1 fl*lll'*» 1 til-.*. it ■t d lllt t f (if 1 Sc in n nh I I t L S, It md l it nft tid w ill he Htewart Mathleux and. of m il d t i ..|it ( i fa Ii* In .1HU e u iiixr, Margie M orrison! 1 nxt t n llt'lft* Hi I ' l ■9 a tiil i d i ,1 .In, Il SlctH.'H lint net least lioh Shoemaker soil l • ■1V Mt IP al w ill a tli'kf *■*'1* Martha Owens are planning to Ml lit Mm-**, V d itiil m il • I f Ml At jo in in w ith the fu ll ut rig id in St. I S. It l l.tv* • 11v 1IC \k ii ' a n ie lli* the Crate! h**| •• 1 and* la M i \ l 1*fill m »i lit! T h a t'* all fo r now. Be seem’ va f t a 1*M m l \ . ti •1 d in Mil? h»s M i'fllur there . . . . BIRTH In wae *■ *l till \ t l. lsiln i o f ANNOUNCEM ENT Siciini llu tia ( ’tu, bnuorarv acLet summer mud stains "it rininlm g l i n t i t i i i l i \ f li- i giadnaclothing d ry thoroughly lieforr nut • ion to wa i i.iialed with Hid. try tu remove them. Tln-n In -h ***de III Hi , |, .1 S'llllip illl y ID (If. the stain well before sponging lando mod In- i i i t i y into soivne, w ith elenr water, I f soap slid it t it* m Do i i iiiv It* atlrinled water w ill not harm tbe mate*ml M i and M m Id n lile e I d o d l i in la id ic I • .nl* i tup Si )uni| at it may he used. Hp'ini'lug with d- I It la n d o a iin o iin . id im la v *iu h i c k * i *i i , S ( ' , V u l i A n c i u f t cohol w ill usually hel>» to rem eg ’ i t t b o f u d u u g lite i, F rances Ten • i • I ii n d i d a I e the last traces of the slain "1 cu e , t ills m u n iiiig a l (be F lu in lit ............... . ■t M ins, le x . ami colored m aterials and a rla tr r u v ii H a p lla iliim in liila m li, M m l.< Mi dli ii I n-l I Servlee School at dilute the alcohol— 1 cup denulm- G e tle w ill be i I ’m en ib e ri-il i p Du F o il Hail li nt dull, |V* He ix ed alcohol to 3 cup* w a ttr. f o r in i'i M l-s ( 'u rid in e Lee. illiu g h piccfidlY slat iiiiicd al Camp le i n f M r. a m i M is A \S I •••• I'll k r ll Va Tu make an easy and tlelien* i» o f lid s c llv llo wcddini' w ill Ink* plum in chocolate frosting for brow c * N o n III la -1 combine (4 i nn firm ly p a .Ml u in I M is Loots Stein nil brown sugar, '** cup water im i J tlinince tbe l.n III of tw in ,, a ■> n square* chocolate iu a saucep m. David Louis, and n dangldci, Iny I.«t It come tu ■ hull and cook t <r Attn, on Sent. II* al I lie F iin u ll M A lit I ' t t K I D i m 3 minutes. Mtlr in taldesp ooris if latugbtiiii Memorial llo-qdlnl lb ILLY VVi to ll i.P Mary I'lck b u tle r or margarine and l tea. fold Ihe ui'du: weelbeart uf the spoon o f vanilla. When the m u■lei u, Im w iilnliaw ii 11 out tier Mi and Mm l laid. ,\ (,u llm ture I* cool Mend in IVfc eon* Bllliulllice (In b iilli of I In il •••■ Orel linn n* mb* Iu 20 years be sifted confcctionar's sugar, Tie* olid son 1, 111I V l l o l i e l l , W e ll'IliO I- cause the incline Is nut being slat! amount w ill tie enough tu fro t B Bis., I 1-, use,, „n Si pt I t al m culm, as iiriguiully pluiilird lirownlea th a t were baked In a the Fctuald l.nnuliiou Memsiird "S iiiii' die di'clstim mil lo make 12 by 8-Inch pan. 'Circle of F ile ' in technicolor, I Hospital. Guild 01* OriruniNtH Opt'iiN Pull Season o f I'u rvls, Miss, le ft today after visiting fo r several days w ith in* brother and sister-in-law , Mr. und Mra. A. II. McRaney at th e ir hum* on Verna it go Avenue. They I'hm to v is it w ith relatives In (latneiville before returning to th e ir home In Mississippi. Mrs. M iriam R uisall has re­ turned to her hams In M ayfeir a fte r spending tan days In Mel­ bourne. Due to a fa ll, resulting In a broken anklo, aha waa confhu d to the hospital there and upon her return to Banford was sent to tha Florida Hanltarlum In Urlando where she has spent tho past week. Mias Jane W hltnar le ft ln*t nig h t to return to M L Holyoke in Southhampton, Mae*. Hhe accom­ panied her great uncle, Church W hltnar. and w ill attend a short tlm a w ith him a t hla noma In P itts­ burgh bafora going to Massachulfla a Den lea 8 t*v*n». d a u fh te r o f M r. and Mra. A . U. Slovene, u . Mr. W hltnar haa.baan visit­ a t encasement to Lloyd O. Swain le being announced today. Ilia ing hla brother, and aiatar-in-lew, Mta are M r. and Mre. I* M. Swain. The wedding w ill be *n event Mr. and Mra. B. r . W hltnar at 1402 Oak Avenue, fo r aoma time. a O rjA V S , too The Woman’s Missionary Society of the Lake Monroe baptist ('hutch held their Week o f Pinyer program Tuesday evening a alI 7:49 at the church. The chufniiun iu chuigc c Iniiun in of the program was Mrs Frank Farmer. Those taking narl in the nrugrarn were Miss Arte Mann, Sirs. K, Ross, Mrs. W. II. Giles, Mrs. II. H. M arlin aii.l Mrs. I>. I' Spivey. The Lake Monroe Home llennui strnlion Club met Fridnv ut the home of Mrs. Annie M rA rlh u i. During the short bti'ltirss meeting, Mrs. A rth u r H arris was elected secretary to fill the mist vacated by Mrs. Arnold T im ii'l. who re­ signed. Plans Were made fflr tin* coming year and the hostesses for each meeting were named. Refresh­ ments were served liy the host­ esses, Mrs. Annie McArthur anil Mrs. J, H. Tindel Mr. ami Mrs. Ryrun Udell und uni Richard und Mrs. Ru-a Hicks 'p ru t the weekend in Jacksonville visiting relatives. Mrs. d ia rie s H. McKeimry who Buddy Hall Given Party On Birthday Young Rildily H ill was honored yesterday on lit ' third tdilhdny w ith a p a tty , given bv bis mo­ ther. M is. I.e-ni Hull o f Miami llo . ;>: .m e .tT fm t ' / ’ C . " ' " * bus been venting her non, Air. C all McKennev in Jacksonville ban re­ turned to bet home in Lake Moni oe. .Holiday M l. W illiam Henry M ar­ lin of iisledi* visited Ids grandniothci. M i-. Mary Alice M artin, who it spending u few weeks w ith Mr and M i*. II II M a rlin and Mrs. F I Prieslei of Lake Monroe Corner Mr. and Mis. Ed Oglesby, Jr. .spent the week ut Flagler Reach with th r li t o n , Mr. Austin Oglesby, CARD OF T H A N K S We wish to take this means of expressing our sincere apprecia­ tion lo our many friends for their kindnesses mid thoughtfulness at (be death of our loved uile. Phil C Stanley ulid son* ■ Adv. Nt*w and Used Instruments A ll Leading Makes H e p u irx a n d H e r m ir iitiim littf Hukur’N Musical Instrument Shop 2001 Cedar Avenue Phone 1119 SEPTKMItUlt SUI'KIt SPECIAL '{GALLON BORDENS ICE CREAM W ID E SELECTION OF FLAVO RS 89c 89c Roumillat & Andersen TOMORROWS SELECTION OF PIES APPLE. APRICOT und CHERRY W ALGREEN AGENCY "On The Curner lly Tha Clock" MONTEZUMA DINING ROOM Will ItK-OPKN SUNDAY s m \ 2i • • KKATL'ItINt! SUN PAY IHNN'KHS NOUN - DAY LllNCIIKUNS • QUICK SNACKS • COMPLKTK DINNKllS • SANDWICIIKS HUMK HAKKI* I’ lKS I I I 'K N K A C II D AY ii T O 2 — Fall S l/ iC K S Civilised limn scorns meeds us tlilicli illslurbed " Miss I'ickforO food hilt lln lte n lo ls culim li'i a lo wtute pnaluci'r Stanley Kram er “ I do leel dial uftei Ibis lung uli rust plague an muiina from beiiveu S u ccess Boos to your head with our Cold Wave and Oil Treatment Complete .5 0 Without Oil Truutnudit. $7.60 Get a brad-start on fa ll iieauty w ith our iimazmg Huecess Treatment. The oil ireutm vnt condition* your hair. Help* eliminate bruliod, d ry end*. Tin* permanent give* soft, carefreo curls (Imt lust und last. Even short, wispy end* come out beautifully curled I a P H IL IP S Cleaners OPERATORS: Anna Mae Chapman Grace Davia MATCHING BELT MODKI, SHKKN (1A HA RDINK TUNNEL LOOPS *6.95 OR Treatm ent, usually 2.9(1 Permanent, usually M.90 WALLY S A Y S **TM«»V A Lot Of Dr tut Begtiag Aa4 Hare Bfewiaf About Quality And ProdMIa But, **»• Proof Of Tha Pudding In la Tlw Baling.1' Olv# V» a TrltH" eeiicc Isom Ihe screen, my return , slimilil be m a technicolor produr timi " A D D IT IO N A L HOCIEI V (Cuntlnued On I’sg r Hist MARX MADE SLACKS 7.95 - 8.95 to 18.50 i , Ai o d m d ifd la U fl Jean Hlrmonk Kell* M lnibew B etty Weber ANN’S MIRAS0L BEAUTY SALON h A l l N a rth P ark Ava. ........ . i'hoae T U - '. u Mrs. K. J. Smith on West h irs t Street. The guests gathered on Die lawn u f the Smith home a t 3:30 o'clock anti enjoyed garnet during the afternoon. Later refreshments were se rf, ed at decorated tables set up m. the lawn an<l favors o f paper h a ll and candies w e r e distributed. M r*. Hull was assisted in seiving by be* mnthel Thus* ell jnvihit the afternoon w ith itniMv we*i M argaret, Char­ les am) Cookie Iti'idium , C urtis Jr, and Eddie Hughes, Eddie anil Rickie .Smith. Regina and tlonnio Itl'sen und Judy Hnrtchaell. Also Mr. uml Mrs. Smith, Mr. and M r*. U iutis H u g h e s , Mrs. Charles Ren* * bum and Mis. Charles lllssen. have lii-eii very unhappy .mil very & E ^ S b>rn v iu * you to II*ten to Station WTRR every Saturday morning at l i l t to "L a d y Skyhook Mterday tea k at the i turn Lake Monroe By SA H IB HODKKHI.OM n u t Sa n f o r d h e r a l d Friday, Hept. 19. 1912 Pag* 3 MEN S W EAR ft T O K �Friday, S rpt. I I , 1112 Additional Society (ContlnaOd Pram Page F ire ) Holds First Meeting Of Year I)c Hary Doings fly K A Y IIE N N IN G K U For the b r 'tf 'A w wom ------ " __ .T h * tir» t ii.rctlne o f th " f - »•* i r . tcI huv narmv might oaie '">*n 6 f the Daughter* o f tin- A m rrii an omitted Im m tha m a llln * Hat we Revolution waa h«dd on Wedtm*- wish to make the following anday afternoon when M r*. 8*. f l a i r nounrement. On Thursday, Sept. W i't e entertained the Bailie lia r- 2fi, n t 2:0« p.m. there w ill he a ton C hapli'r nt her home on meeting nt the home of Mra. Rob> * l F lra t Htreel. Mi»* Irene Hit,- e rl Brown on Gem f.ake fo r the ton and Mr*. F. K. Rniim illat purpoae of organising a Home served a* en-hostcMe* for the no. Demonstration Club. A ll D eltaty women are Invited to attend. car I on. A number o f D cllnrylte* hare M r». It. K Tolar, irg e n t. pietJHed over the n iv tln ir durlm* returned t hi a week from vacationwhich correspondence wait rr*d Inu In other part* o f the rountry. and tjlie u **rd . Announcement wan Amonu them were Mr. Bnd Mr*. Marie that Hie firs t Kail meeting A lbert (liblam * who were away fo r o f D litr lr t No. I, Florliln tlntitrh- several mrtnlh* In their aumtner t * T * " f the A m rrlrn n Devolution, home In New Baltimore, Mlrh. Hevernl new fu m lll"* moved Into W ill be held Ort. 21 nt the I'r in r r r * lasen* Hotel, llnytorin lleach fo '- their homei during the laat week lowed hv a luncheon. according to or two. Mr. and Mr*. Jame* Heed word received from Mta. |,. Ahnn>-, of Philadelphia, I’n. are now living Director of Illa tr lr t No, 4 A ll on Plantation Hoad mamheri were urged to attend this Mr, and Mr*. (Jeorue Stopper of meeting. Cincinnati, Ohio, where Mr. KtotiFollowing the ii'B tiln r hualnea i per wa* a poalal employee, are In stsslon, Mta. J. II fU y , *|M'nh<r ih e lr home on Colombo Road. o f the afternoon, delivered an <•» Mr. and Mr*. Thom** Council Cfllant and well-rerelveil n d d re x purrhaaed the Palm hoti*r ort Sem­ on the Constitution o f the United inole Drive th l* week. Their *on, State* In keeping w ith obaervnnre .lame*, who drove down w ith hi* of Constitution (lav. father, le ft fo r home on Thur*day A t the ronclnaion of the meet- and won! come* that he wan a Inar. refreshments were aeryed by uiHHenuer In the ((reyhound Hu* tba hoateaaea to the followtoKi Ih,at wa* wrecked In Tenne**re. Mrs. A. ft. Key. Mra. W. II. Timid- We are delighted to report (bat c liff* . Mra. I,. I*. Hiignn. Mra. F. ho w a i one o f the three In ' E. Bolt. Mra. I'. I'. Campbell, Mr*. who did not have to lie hone Frank W oodruff. Mra. It. W. nlthm iiih he wa* thrownti ft from tbc Rucker. Mra. It. W. Itup re rlit. Mr*. hu*. J. B. Hay. M r*. It K. Tolar, Mr*. Mr*. Irm a I)c Mario wa* not «o (J. K- Ilawaon. Mra. M. K. T "ln t fortunate. While rldln# In a m r Nanre anil Mra. Iloke of M iller driven by her *on, *he .offered a Estate*, vialtor. broken ra d a r hone when the ear Mra. Hava' talk wna a« follow r: collided w ith a truck on Knterprlae "A ». we know, we are lin e today Hoad. She wa* taken to the hoito eelebrate the signing o f thn pltal In Sanford. Constitution of the united Staler. Mr*, Thoma* l.ra v ltt I* In tho The American Copatltullon la the firm foundation upon whlrh thn Whole atructure o f American IIparty wna erecterl. BaptemWr 17 feeblene** that It had |n*t the rofa a memnrnhle nnldvcraary for on .p e rt o f fprelun riallnn* and ihc Hint day In 17(17. the Cnhxlltutfon *tate*. The elate* were afraid of i f lha 'United Hlatea of America a Ktronu rentral uovernmenl, ami WBi aliened, that Inaugurated a It *crmed the union wa* turntnu Inward anarchy. r'ore»l*hlcd men. now Nation. « "Daniel Wabatar aaldi 'W r live Ilk a . V/aahlnirton, Madlion and inder the only government that Ham ilton, vlewlna the approachv tr earned that wna framed by Inir dow nfall of the Confederal Ion ie unreal rained copaiilltlon of w ith alarm, r*m e forward with i* neopl*, mlraclea ilo not eltta* meaaureH to nlreiufthm the power ♦r. That which haa happened lint of lha Central (lovernment and inch In a thouaand veara cannot bind tho State* into a eloaer iinlnn. la eatrecteil In happvn often. Much The leader* hail before them a d if­ i government nm-e untie, m ight fic u lt trial*. I haven't time to men­ eave a void to he filled fo r u i'i'l tion (he nh*laetr* they had to en­ rllh ievolution and tum ult, riot, counter hut from It all, rmorued the C on.U tullnii, the flra t o f It* ind deeprotlam.' "The American avatem haa Its kind on earth. A Conatltutbm oundallon In tha lonu and M tl« r made voluntarily by * the people tru g g lr of the human ram fnr and not forced upon them. "A number of the State* n>fo«rd lolltical lib e rty and self-govcinnant. The aeroml Continental to rn llfv . rlalndnir there wore not fongrtas had drawn up 'Thn Ar- ennuuh rig h t* granted the Stale*. Irlea or Confederation' aa a manna Wauhlngtnn aitvlied that th h if binding the colonics mont could ho taken care o f In the form loaely touathar, but w hlrh proved o f Amandment*. Immediately the o ha vary Imtdequate. Theie waa flra t ton Amendment* were ad ip'.lo Control (lovernment, with ed and are known a* 'The Hill lower to enforce thn law. Tllo uf H lglit*', and aro con*ldere<| on Hole* legislated, ngninst eaelr lille g rn l part of the Conetltutlou. "The Con*tltutlon provide* th r-e itlier, eaualnu III w ill. C»nure*a lad no power* to form ol,ed- hrailchoa o f governinunt: l.eglaetiee; It had rio power lo lav, to Intive, F.aerutivi' and .ludlelal. The nuke Ireatlm , lo ruin money, lo I* g h ln llve ro n *i*t* of the Senate euulnte Commerce, or lo c a tty oh atn| I I oiinc of Hep reveutatl'e*, known a* thu Congre**. The F.xhe Ii u i I iic m of the country. “ Conurr** had trunk to aiirh u ecutlve cun*lata of thn I'reaiih-nl, ondltlon tif Inefflclenry ami Vice I'rv fid o n l and Cabinet. The Ju illrlrtl I* the Supremo Court w ith a chief Juatiee and night A**oclatn Juatiee*. A unlnun font I* that Ihhia Juatiee* am not rnnulrnd lo ho attorney*, although lu o layer n c ity lodge n r county ludgc mu*t bo on attnrnny. "T h * Senate and llouae o f He. preientaUvea , arp oloutad by ilia people. The President Of the U n ti­ ed State* I* elected by elector*, Choaan hV thti (idopla. T h l* av«(em I* regarded by good authority a* living out mndrd and ihould he amended whereby the Individual would vote fo r too I ’realdent. "Hevernl Piealduiita have baan elected when th e ir opponent hail the m alorlty o f tha popular voie. The lu itlco * of the Suprama Court, which I* the law o f the hind, ai* appointed by the President and • h e ir* I* a Ilf# term If they U>have them irlvea. They ran ha re moved only by Impeachment. Im ­ peachment doe* not neceunrlly mean removal from a fflra hut |* an em ulation brought by the Home o f liepreeentatlve*. The ac­ cused la tried bv the Senate and If found g u ilty fo rfe it* hla o f­ fice. A * the Grand Jury Indict*, •o doe* tha House of Rapreien tailvea Impeach. President John•on waa Impeached aut, whan tried by the Senate, the clrtumstancei ware found to w a rra n t nla action and ha remained Proaldent. I f the President of tha United States l» Impeached the Chief Justice o f th i Supreme Court preside*. . "Thera have been 22 Amend « i m in BUY ond| E N JO Y this rich, good Perfect Food m m Truck AecMent T H t S A N F O ltD H E IA L D f i n i t e . « : office . o f HHk Pretldent to | W -j tarms, a fls r *• • if % l. c?ii | GENEVA N E W S | Mr. and M r*. Jim MeClellan of nnford were afternoon *ue»U of Br. and M r.. T. W. Prevntt Sun­ day. A number from here attended the church »ervlce* In Chuluota Rundiiy.......... ........ . ........ . .Mta. In « l i . i t t * . •jn-r.l'".->a«ard*y „ ........ o Chuluota Ith Mr*. Herman •ore. M r*. Id iu r* Kllliee »pent la *t eek In Chuluota w ith Mr*. Slllla (mine*. Mr. rand had .... aM ”r*.a H A. Fl*her it «„,| M th flf* »HMU Hunilny Mr. •jwl Mre. J. C. Nicholson and fam ily. M r. and Mra. C. h. Holloway and, eoh. ami .Mra. I.n li ( o* anrl ion *N of Fanrori!. M r*. T. \V. Pm vatt had * * their guest Iuesday Mis* Idle Woodar.l ,,f .. „ . , Mbs Im retta F o rr o ' " 'liio U »nrnl RatuHay w ith Nancy Rutter. she Is o f Chuluota, Mr. and Mrs. V ln rrn t Rutler and daughter Nancy spent Sunday In Jacksonville attending the Skeet Shoot and a buffet rupper. The Geneva Cllisens Club and the Geneva Y oilth Cllih held a meeting at the Community lla 'I Friday night. Improvement* of the Hall were dismissed. Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Simpson had a* Ihelr guests Monday eve­ ning. Mrs. C. H. Dlikersnn Hnd Miss Bo*e Levy. Mr. and Mra. Illa lr Hunt of Jacksonville, and Mr. and Mr*. HIM Hoag o f Hanford were recent gur*ta o f Mr. and Mr*. Henry lia rrlaon. About 17 Garden Club member* went on the Garden run Tuesday, and then to Sanlando Spring* fnr a plrnle. The fla u tist W. M U. held It* meeting at the home of Mr*. Kailer H art. About ten member* were pteaent. The G irl* Intermediate Sunday School Clan* held It* monthly meeting at the home of Mr. and M r*. A. J. Master. Those preaent were H«v. and Mr*. I.yman H all, Geraldine Oldham, Mr*. T. W. Preva tt, and Vnllern, Addle, and C a rl­ ton P revail, a fter the meeting re fre*hment* o f Ice cream and rake were served. t ti Florida Sanitarium in Orlando Buf­ fering w ith a fractured vertebrae sustained when she fell from a hammock. Mr. and Mr*. Fred H. Diets, former resident* of Morris Plain*, N. J.. are now In their home on Voluaia Drive, Their daughter, Hel­ en, came w ith them to spend her vacation here. She 1* employed by M artin Travel llurenu In the Em­ pire Stale Building In New York, in the capacity of Assistant Man­ ager. Mr. and M t*. D'Arduesey of Philadelphia, Pa. are living In their new home on Angelu* Hoad. Their firs t house guest* were Mr. and Johnston. The ladle* are sisters. We are happy to report that Mr. and Mrs. H arry Blown of Alicante Hoad are here to stay, Mr. and M r*. David MacFarlane were h ii*l* ln*t week-end to Mr. and Mr*. Hubert Walton of Detroit, Mlrh. Hoy K. Peck's birthday on Frl day started with a delirious b irth ­ day cake from Mr*. Herman l.ederImiis noil finished w ith nn all-night fishing trip . Between the two, there wns a birthday party given in Id* honor hy the M l**r* lien ninger. Surprise package* caused a great deal of h lln rlty rlt) . The guest* were Mr. and Mra. Hay K. Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Imu llofm an, Mr. and Mra. A l M lrhnell* and Mr. and Mr*. W illiam Schroth. Dr. and Mr*. Francis Malone drove up to SyrnruNo this week to tnko their non, K lrhard, to thn University where he I* a student. Korean War ll'nallaaea r u n * S*aa* ils e i lite r Allied and Chinese troops jrappled Ihrmmli Ih* n la "! and uornlng The crest, ho said, waa i "scene of confusion.” II. N lank* hugging the south dope rnkrd the crru l w llh shell* is Allied soldier* Inched up the ra il and west slope* against withering (ire from lied big guns. The remnants of Ihe attacking hat lallmi clung to tho north face. A i­ ded plane* lashed nt «he surroundng area lo keep back lied raln'orcements. Tho h ill west of C o r w o n (hanged hands lour limes In July ind was coplurrd Aug. 1 hy the 1). H. Second Division. To tho w a il, northwest ol Yon:Ron, twu Chinese companlas "a t'acktd from all sldaa" and ovtr'an an Allied outpost h ill. Ihe Klghlh said. Ilih lh A rm y (aid. u. N. soldiers called In alr-burslng a rtille ry over th e ir own pOslIons when (he Chinese charged dop their hunkers. At Ihe same lim e aa Iholr as>ault on Old Oaldy, (ho Comtnulists staged a diversionary attack >n Pork Chop Ridge, k few Ihouand yards to the w elt. Allied roops hurled Ihe Reds back after 'our ho u ri Of bitter (IghUtig. Red trlllle ry and m ortar Ere rakad tbolh hills west of ChnrwoP, On the Q antri) fro n t* tjw Reds aade two K At THE CHURCHES H»*nr**« eras rWa i . . . By MIHH A D D IR P R E V ATT _ till* la*t nlrrht and they'd «ure -e t th l* llo ip lla l A uthftrttv «n th * "T hat » n p itifu l, th e doctor* didn't have room to work and nur-e* room to walk became of reople.” He deaerlhed It a* a •■i: n*t d l.fin tln ff elRtiC" • i f . T4HfnU'Ll^-rsr.Mr^ed. -onM hiee ItVe th a t tb napeen tr.i* po #rrommodaHon» up there. Thev 1'iat I'm 't have the room and fasllIt |e* nn there to take rare of them." However, ho commended the doctor* nnu and nnurnat fo r H»« the |U |ob M«Cl«rB u r if l l«/r W th ry n r r forrT, H unitor mo*t »llff|r(|„ ron,n,|nnfi M f Leih#r fu r ther stated to. f|nVi " A r f H i to ih r fm erir^ncy i...im it not arirb tkat w t ran h>l||.|e lh , m (p . * i , nU ny 4n ^ e r (|„ tl| n. , tire) , M ||y. "The arrangemant of th a t p a ft of hospital la not tha best |n |J|1)p rBr(, o f „ f the •ort we h*d last nlg tit,” he sakl In concluding hla aU trm ent. "Yesterday's acrlderlt point.* up to those o f us whn are fp charge of the campaign fb r a 'b w hospi­ tal the despeiat* r.iad which e *l*t* In R*mlnnle County fo r en­ larged fa r llltle a " said M r. fo tth y , in.chair man w ith Jurtgn Dougla* Stenaliom of the C ivilian Hospital Committee. "T his »ort o f thing happen* more or les* oh a smaller scalo every I’av, hilt doba nrtt make the headlines because It InedWka only one person who eaHnbt nd.. pannut gain . m lttnnre In the hospital because of cramped condition* Ihere. Only when a big accident occurs, or in the event of an epIdem K and score* of peopl cannot l,e pro­ perly taken rare o f does it reach the public'* attention. "H u t to the per*on who 1* slowly bleeding lo death or In •’anger o f dying from an acute lllne** It doe* not itia lte r whether he I* an Isolated case or one who ha* been Involved In »nnta m alar catastrophe. Ills life |* at stake. And he wsnta the best care add treatm ent he ran get and he wants It before It I* too late. Hrmlnolo County ha* rearhed the point where It cannot put o ff providing "•(••quale facilities any longer." An ImpirRi Into the accident haa been set hy W. E. Watson, JUatire o f the peace, fn r neat Friday at 1:00 p.m. at the Seminole County Court House. Member* o f the coroner’* Jury, who were sworn In last night, am It. 7t. Johnson Jr.. M. (i. Hodge*, Carl Prescott, John Sheppard, IV. K, McM asler* and O tt Palmer. Charge*, Patrolman lla rr lin n said, are pending th * nutrnmu of condition* of aerident victims. An amhulanre o f the Motley Funeral Home waa Involved Ih n m inor collision nt F irs t Btreet and Hanford Avenue while speed­ ing to the accident rcene. ( ’c fln u ,, B tU d e iltf l T o Attend Unlvehrity G A IN K R V IlX h - (Special) — Five German atiideht* from tho U niversity o f Freiberg arrived on •be U niversity of Florida ram nll* • hi* week lo *ludy student goveminent activities. The five student* and on« fac­ u lty advisor are In the United Stale* under tha auip lc** o f the S te le Department and w ill remain a fu ll aemester here at the U n i­ versity. They w ill study all phases of student government nn the rammi* ae n *rt o f tho Slate D epart­ ment's Kxchange program fo r German student* who have ,'emon"Dated an lnlere*t In student roveminent activities, While nn the campus thay w ilt sludv u n d tr a correlated program cbndiicted bv tn# O ffice o f Rtu•*«nt P*r«onn*l headed by Daan Max Wlaa. F I I I College of .Education P rofonxir Charlea Durrance w ill !>« In lmmediate charge o f the students, whn during thn semester w ill he housed In U n le e n lty residence halls. Student Body President Terrell Sessuma o f Tampa, w ill appoint itu d a n t group leadsrs In assist In tha program. To the Aiteea an ear o f corn tasted best If fu ll o f borers, says the National Geographic Society. t i l Church Notice* m int be prevented at The Herald office by 4:0U M. on the day before publication. CHURCH OF CHRIST F lltH T M i l IMrtll OF C IIR IA T Elm Avenue and Second Street SCIEN TIST J. C. NlehoUon. M lnM er *00 Ka*t Second Street in-OO am . nihle P tiiJv . - -r— , -n.' *Vh-e| 0 -1(1 ->.n____ _ 11.wr *a tt. • Mr/: | jtrivi r 11Tin «• m. fi.30 p.m. Evening Worship \Vri||'g*4efn V H'lKJ p.m, broadcast over WTRR D«mlln- ll»*r r1 T ,'*»vluy* i n ' Hluily to *how th y ie lf approved F rl'tov* i*» r. pm . unto God. a workman th a t needeth Tl|dl fn»ltl*r. R,:*h llg vnriri'1 not to he ashamed, R ightly ril*- wlllirwifirni*. i< yMre-r f | v f»**nogp •davln*» the word » f tru th . 2n I tf» CJo^ in * ir" « t |»r f’^nirfl wpr* Tim . 2 ilt . Mill o ff i« • *-e tbenie nt C hrl*U nr Wednesday B:00 p.m. Billie U lr»-,-e -erv'ee* eext Sundav Study. "M a tte r" I* t h e Nubject. V isitor* slway* welcome. A vrr*e from leremlnh <.1:T tt provide* the G‘dden T " * t: "T ru K C H R ISTIAN A N D M IS S IO N \H V in vain l« •nlv»t!nn hoped fo* A L L IA N C E from the h ill*, anil from the mul Park Avenue and Fourieenlh titl'd,- o f m ountain": tru Iv In the Street Lord our God i* the *alvntlon of Israel." Glenn E. Hmllh. Pa*tm Sunday Rlble School Ib-lfi a.m. Rending* from the Wide In Morning Worship 11:00 s.io. elude Ihe followin'*: " lie that Pastor's "tihleel: " I f They Shall ■owelh In hi* f|e»h shall o f th' fie*h leen ro rct'o lliin : hut he tha* Fall A w a y r.." Evening Service 7:45 p in . sowrth to the S pirit shall o f the An Infnrm al servire fo r a ll Soli It resp life evi-i Invting (Gala ages. The pa»lor w ill speak. A ll tlon* d 8t Correlative *e|,.rtlona f r o m afe ro riiia llv Invited. "Science nnd ll'n lt h w ith Key CENTRAL B A P T IS T C H U R rlt to the S cripture*" bv Mnry lln k rr Ninth street (nd l.aurel \«rnue Eddv include: "The sharp exper­ Rev. H. L. Whatley. Pastor ience* of In lie f in the Miti|iii«tllnii« Sttndav School 0:45 a.m. " Ililu a life of matter, n.-< well a* our ill* a |lp l|in t||"'lllx Ill'll |-e||*r|e<t* woes, the fam ily to Sunday School." Morning Worship 11-.on a.m. turn ii« like tu rd ■hildien to the arm* o f divine Love" (p. .1221. Seurton hv na«tor. I I T . ll. Odin p.m. A Union fo r \ l . l . SAIN TS M ll'ItC II each a y group, K iilerprlse F.venlng Worship 7:Hlt pm Dean Piilninn. Prearher fiermon hv pa*tor. St. Matthew, Apostle. "Come Thou W ith |1« And W« Il'd v Communion N:0ii a.m. W ill Do Thee Good." Morning T H E FIRST B AP TIS T C IIU IIC II o f Oviedo Dr. Frank C. Morgan, I'aalnr P:46 am Sunday SVhool. II F Wheeler Hr., Ruparlnlendenl. 11:00 a.m. Sermon hv tho pas­ tor. "God Is On T ria l” . A special called church business conference w ill lie held at the close o f . thin •♦rvlfc. . 8:00 p.m. Women'* M issions'v Union Hlewardshlp Program with Mr*. George Mean* In >hargr. CONGREG ATIONAL t IIU IIC II Park Avertne and T h li | S lrcrt J. Bernard Bool. Minister Sunday S-hool 10:00 a m Mornlhg Worship 11:00 a m. Sermon: "Doc* God Hide lllm « rlf from U *T " Robert H errick m id: " T I* hard to find God, hut to comprehend llltti, S« If * I*. I* labour without end." Joseph Rous. In "M editation* o f a Parish P riest.” said: "God o fte n Visit* us, but (post o f the time ue a r* not at home." toons fought (or four hours but failed to scale the ridge salted early Thursday by the South Koreani. More than 100 fighter bombers Thursday slructk at Chinese troop oop and aupp’ upply targets In the IFinger Ridge Ca Capitol lllu area. . Twelvo Ivo Superforls from Ok(nawa and Japan bombed the f i ­ acre Hulllak aupply center at 8u nan, about I I m ile* north o', F R E E M E T IIO D iriT CHURCH Pyongyang, c a p i t a l of North Laikrdl Arenue and Fourth Htreel Korea. . Rev. C. Z. Miner, Pastor Thn U. A. Navy la id the de ly School P:45 a.m. itro y e r Bradford fought off foiii loutlng Worship 11:00 a.m. le d MIG Jeta late Wednesday In f P l B 7:15 p.nt. the Yellow flea. H possibly waa Ihe tvapgellstlc. Service 7:45 p.m. flra t c ath of Dtp war between Com Prayer Maellug ami Ulbie Study munlst plane* arid an Allied war Wednesday 7 H * m . ship. cross c iiu iin i ( I'pUcop.il | Rev. II. I.. /Iiu m r im in , II. It.. Ile rtn r Fifteenth Sundav n fte r T rin ity . m on n.m. U "lv Cuinmiinlon. (Kin a h i . i -’mmilv Service and Il'd v KuchnrM. I l l") n.m. M'unirig Prayer and Sermon S e r v ic e * iln iiiw the week: l|o |\ C " iii | " " " I ' i " iln llv nt 7:11) except F iidnv at 0:00 n.m. Hnirnm ioit " f I'enatire-Peaca Chii|e-| Sntuidav 5:00-1,:00 p.m. h o ly CHRIST I ' l l I lit II. Longwoml ( Epier'ipul) Ihe Her. II. I,. Zimmerman. It. It. I ’ rlr» l l if'x - n lli S uttil"v after T rin ity . Il'dv Ciimmiinlnn It:oo u.m. A 'lg iistin in il Father* from thv Guild Shepherd Monastery Orange C ity w ill officiate lit service*. Place Your Order Early! For J S H H M V A FLOOR FURNACE OR SPACE HEATER Roy Wall, Plumbing Authorised Coleman Denier 1007 Brirtford Aremt.- W h t r t is Y o u r Quality Equipment At CHURCH M EM BIRSH IP? Wholaaale Taam Prices. R a w lin g s Football.... . V-CRIMP CMumd SA V IN G S 5.00 Helmets up to d a f t it fc.0B Flint* trie ! }tio°p‘ C v f.* district stipei'ln* do d istrict, w ill preacher a t the evening and w ill hold th * firs t ly conference o f Kbeneaer FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Park Avenue and f t k Street PHcM trwi* IN COST B O Y D - W A ' L. • L A C E ^ A WELCOME AWAITS YO U . fla w A M a t 11% 0 * (• N % F lr t u 4 W M d i t a Im paM ■ m m v , > jtC ^ Flrat Presbyterian Church C O IN E R O A K A N D T H U D , < Ym t b * * w N i r n - m " • < I f i t h R A t W * . aesbt feltewship, n ot taale. $4i pal perieMilia. f U-. • Q a t a r A th fc ife B ^ e M N w e i AT * | * 2-85 Also Rubber Covered Footballs at Taam Price* “- i f f * * : . , 10:00 a.m. • ftp Pohno 1113 Football! against mT1 J * ,b* W e * t Coast Sm aller U . N. warships bombard Y DWIriewrie f r m Sermon (Continued From Pag# One) is IHBrHisk cmSw*Ocealn"Si ■f and BOB A N T H O N Y _______ The reason this rnlum n hasn't A. Mitchell said Nixon should quit appeared here recently (In cato Ihe race. ,-ou have missed it> is became I In California where he M cam ­ tave been devoting a considerable paigning, Nixon denounced n> a •mount of lim e to the publication "p o llllc a l sm ear" M itchell's state­ f a mimeographed Station Newa- ment that II was "m o ra lly w rong" .taper which Is now Iwlng given for the GOP senator lo draw n i a i tria l aboard the station. Tho (18.000 to 117.000 expente fund *«t •« »» *.'*,-«•• .1 . u. It" 'b 'b r^ r *x*' u ............. . ext Pridav w ill be the last c«ttDana C. Smith. Pasadena attor­ ion In the one month tria l period. ney who acted a* trustee, * ild After that time, it w ill be decided Ihe fund was raised becnuie the vhether the papec w ill continue to $2,500 expense money allowed tenbe published nr lie stopped. alors was not enough fo r onr i n n i Those u f v»u who remember a state a* large and populous a* Inhn M. Greer, form erly attached California He said no donor uul lo the N AAS I and K Office, w ill ever asked Nixon lo r "ip e c la ' f i ic happy to hear he ha* returned vors." n hi* position w ith the Western Nixon said In a statement the iu I o Co, since hi* release to In- money wa* used fur hiring n t r a ctive duly. He ir. presently em- clerical hnlp. travel expenre, p in l­ doyed a* assistant manager uf ine of speeches and documents . iJ he Western Autu S t o le in Atari- for poxlage. ■ttu. Ga. nnd he scuds Id* te g iiib i It was evident that the Ni mn o hi* many friend hero In Kan- disclosure* were embarrassing to ford. Elsenhower, whn ha* been pound­ Tonight w ill lie n h lr night at ing away on hi* Midwestern tour he N o w Center fr r all navy men, against what he charge* lx cor­ Mrs. Ed Lane ha* planned one o f ruption In government and prom ­ icr u»ual "splendid" Evening* of ising that the llcuuhlicanx would entertainment for the regular "restore Integrity'1 to olflrlnM om monthly UBO party andshe'll Ifhe elected looking fo r all of you there, flhe He was .expected to continue w ill he assisted tonight hv Mre. those charges In four Nebraska Kl*le Farley Mr*. Sue Stevenson, and one Kllssourl appearances be­ Mr*. MIi'I ihcI Ginson and the lln - fore a m ajor speech on the sub­ lassali Club o f Sanford. So fo r *n ject In Kansas Cltv, M<>. tonight •venlng filled with fun,games,The Nixon sltuallim . with which arises, dancing, and refreshment*, his aide* alrenrly hnd been ac­ let's all innko n date In he at the quainted. was credited with con­ Navy Center nt 8:1)0. Dottle nnd tributing to Elsenhower's grim ap I w ill tie there. W ill you? pearancc as he delivered n m ajor Most n f the men who took tho farm speerh here last night petty officer examinations In July The general, winding up a day are becoming quite anxious in re- of I t appearnnres tn iowa and reive their results.T he results of Nebraska, was Interrupted 33 times the exams are expected to arrive by applause from ! • crowd of any day now nnd hrre'n hoping 12,000 person* who overflowed an there won't be loo many men that auditorium where President 1 ruw ill he disappointed w ith them!! man drew only 1.500 In the 19H The be»t new* to he received for campaign enlisted men aboard the station recently Is the announcement o f Plans to form an E nlH trd Men'* ABOARD NIXON CAMPAIGN Club. T hl* is *nm rthiug most of TRAIN IN CALIFO RNIA 'JX-Sen •he men have been w aiting for. Richard Nixon, Rcpnhllcon nom i­ The KM Club w ill lake over whero nee for vlre president, today angri­ the CPO Club l» now and the CP() ly defended hi* use of n Itrt.oOo Club w ill he moved In the JOU political expense (mul building. T hl* I* definitely on* Speaking ut M arysville. C alif • more *tep toward making mir ba*r tthe California semC'"- nrrosed a really «wrl| pirn •> to he sta­ "crook* and Communists" of try tioned. Ing tn lu ll hi* allack ngntnnt sub­ Ralph Cax*niMn, former co­ versive.* by n smear campaign w rite r o f th i* column, ha* le ft I f * declared he wn* warned afler Sanford tem porarily to attend the winning hi* place n it Ihe GOP C its* " R " Photographer's School j Urkel that the tell wingers would •n Pensacola. He has taken leave continue to smear him unless lm on his wav nnd w ill spend n fear It ! up In Ills fight tn drive Comnay* nt hi* home lo Texas before m iinl*!* out of the government. going on to the school. Good lurk He did not say who gave tho w ith the school. Ralph, nnd we’ll warning. bo looking forward to your rnHe contended he tin* saved thn turn to Hanford in F e lira u ryll taxpayer* money hy ic.lng t ’m LnJov vour*rlvc* over the week» t i l * w ri'R • f b'Ut‘ drive safely. Remember, $18,000 donated hy political sup­ aerident* show n accident* «l|ow nu^pa'rtiallty. They porters In Conforms to d ’ frny h it expenses In Washington. Instead could happen tu of charging such ’ espemes lo hl.x Senate nlflcc. "W hat elae would you do?" lie CHECK FORGING ■iked. "D o you want me to go on JACKSONVILLE liR -A 14 year and do what somn people are tra­ old Savannah. Ga.. bookkeeper i n ! —lake ' (at legal Ires on I'm rhursday night admitted forging side? rhecM totaling more than 118,000 "Perhaps you ought to know nn his form er employers, Jno and thla: During the Umn I've been In Mika Ceaarnni. wealthy Georgia Washington—I'm pFodd of I h li— and Florida shrimp dealers. I've never taken rt legal fee a\The bookkeeper. W illiam A Col­ Ihmigh a* a lawyer I could legally, lins Jr., wa* arrested here In ron> but not ethically hnve done so. Awl nerlltm with the disappearance ol i'm never going to In Ihe (uturo Joe Crsarnnl and his wife from because I think Hint's * violation of a t r u il which my office has." Savannah Aug 30. police said. Weleoms. he Drain flilvw lM t I ’rover IIP H A I.A C O M M UN ITY I'H E S Il VTKKI AN CIIU H CH C. ( . White, M lnUtar Unified Hervica |0:(»o a.m. FIRRT PRESBYTERIAN Church School and talk by pastor. CHURCH Young People* Meeting 7:00 O ik Avertne and T hird Street p.m. R»*. A. G. M elnnl*. Minister Evening Service 7:10 lin t, t t U a.m. Rundav School. ' W e ln o d ny Evening 7:10 p.nt. 11HIM a.m. Morning Worship. fla y e r and lllhle Study Ser­ M o t " I f W ith A ll Your Heart* . vice*. Mendelssohn hv Stanley llrnm ley. Anthem: "F a th e r In Thv Mystecl i . V l i . M I I DAY A D V E N T IS T ious Presence K nee lln r", Thamn( I IU II C I I ton by Chancel Choir. Sermon hy K rrru lh S lrc rt *nil Elm Avenue Mr. Mrlnnle. ti. E. M rn*lng, P **tnr 7:00 p.m. Senior High Fellm Church Service I t .Oil a.m. Sat­ •hip, urday. 8:00 p.m. Evening Worship \n Salihath S< Imol 11:10 n.m. Mrs, them: nPral»e The l.o rtl". Wei h It lliicklicr, *iipeiintendent. Tune bv Youth Choir. Sermon by f r : . y r r M i* lln g Wednesday 8:00 Mr. M rliin l*. |,.ivt. V m II'i i * a ir welcome. FIRST D A l*f;.H T CHURCH Park Aeenue at H l*th S lrert W. P. Brook* Jr., I'a*tnr John I* M iller, A D V E N T IS T CHURCH MIMater of Education A M'rcinl evening service w ill ho "W e re Saved A Place For You" held at 7:10 o’clock tonight nt the i Sunday School H:45 a.m. " tilin g Seventh Day Adventist Church, all Ihe fa m ily ." We provide n Seventh Street nnd Elm Avenue, njaca fo r every member of the (nr the in itia l allowing in Florida nf a nm tl"n picture entitled "Cen­ va m lly. ' Morning Worship 11:00 a.m, tennial", celebrating Ihe lOflth anSarttion by W. I*. Brook* Jr. nlvrr»nry of the f i n d i n g o f th * Training Union 8:45 p.m. "A Sahhath School o f the denontinaF am ily A ffa ir." Union* fo r each tinii, Kenneth Menslng, pastor, an­ age group. nounced today. Members are In­ Evening Worship 8:00 p.nt vited In bring friends. Sermon by W. I*. Brook* Jr. Nursery open at all Sunday »er The ,M ississippi River surface vices. Wednesday Evening Hsivlce between dikes at New Orleans Is •mitrinlly about 1 feet above sea 8:00 and above the average level V A p In Air-Cooled Com­ level uf the city's streets. fo rt." F IR S T M ETHO DIST C lll'H C H J. B. McKinley, M inister Mias Thelma Long, INraclae o f Hetlglona Education • :45 am . Sunday School. A class fo r every age. IliO O a.m. Morning Worship. Kerman theme: "N o t For Hals". 7:00 p.m. Intermediate nnd Senior Youth Fellowship Service. IlOO p.m. Evening Worship, le m to n by Rev. Charles Thontp•on. / / ______ rsst ss!i:a.Tr Shipment 11 I'll am Ike Statement Bluett In The News ^’ J i v3 * * ■ •* �TftSl « V‘Tiv -« ■a MIMEOGRAPH P R IN T IN G -T Y P IN G CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE AN YW H ER E IN UNITED STATES OK FOREIGN COUNTRIES f I H. JAMES GUT AGENCY G eneral TM.EI’ IIONKS 1H0 und 1071 Room i n i Sanford A tlantic National Bank TlnlMIng Insuran ce PHONE 78 H. JAMES (JUT ja m e h ii. A MW* M in n : u ili. rin vlitn . l i p l n i i l i f r IliVi M iT Il'i: II* li K ltllH Y U IV UN iliat |ini dll Mill to rti«|»Hr CM, rin r* (itrr lilt. H. K. RING rmnopRACTnn in n fu h l t.U B12 EAST FIRST STREET CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORI) TH E SANFORD H ER A LD r r l ' l . r , Sept. IS, 1 0 2 P if t r Legr&l Noticed 1 t|l. um#lnt#«1. Ih # r ip ... f ><11««w I nic i1#m*|'Ui#iI Mint In SpuiIn. lr County. F lm h L i. 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I'hime 14140 .7 APARTMENT—two room*. fuM nlihed. 1101 K rrni-li Avenue r U B N I BHKD Apt. nion'r lo i.'l M. FOUR Rf>nM a|tl. itiifurnlaln-1, over fillin g .Inllon. I'hone lllf il in- f»1#n. N IC ELY fill nl.liPtl k p u rtn iiid . Auidv duilug U..y, 11 IB M.i,: iw f 'jn A,v r ’, , ■ I— If I JIlk t h rln g i-o m p le le d , p ric e d low tin ip d rk , nIe t \ w in m io N , hr Real I'inlnle llru k rr lif t S. Park I'lniitp I2N| IIK A I’ T IK I’ I. Inkefiont rum p mid linmealte* m roa* from (h-nla NntmneI K m e.t l.uke County laitfi lip. Ku*v monthly pnv ment* l.itf'rn tin e free lim itnml Kin-ltd I’nikei Ru. t| I’aUlev. F lo- - I I T f W f 1 .111 dTANTEW —2 Naval ofIlnar ilp tlrrn rent modem R hpitrnom onfiindahr*! home of la rg r ? Iirilrnom . Two well hehavrd rh lld rrn under .1 year*. I ’ hona L l. Hodge, Naval Ila *0( .ja g - . .. .. .,— 1— Ileal K alalr Knr Half IIK A I. KHTATK All I f you waul to II*iy, Rant or Hell, Rae: J. W. H A L L , Realtor Florida Stale llank llulld ln a ^ ^ ^ C a l M l a l l " I'hone I7BH V- A H T Ifl-K S r o i l H AI.K —3 —t DKKKNSK lin t lH IN II FOR N A W I’ KnHO NNKL W* are *lm o *t aold nut, llaya Junt a few 1 bedroom liouaoi nnd nha 9 badroom houia left. Wa a rt not autborlred to build any mote a t the low down payment nf ).f»0 fo r Navy peraonncl, iler-W e lle r iloataa, Ini. r M rlla n rlll* and Randolph M A Y F A IR . 420 V irginia. % ur. rooni honae, practleally hardwmd flunr*, fur Dialled nr unfum lrhad. Pi lied rrnvanabK. po*rn payment, th#n *5d.BJ tntm thly, which a lio covara ta x e i add Jnauraoee. 0 . ft. F a rrvll, Ateaita Fackaga Hton .___ L A K k F IW N T Iota 'totaled clrtfa In to tha elty. !> •'» • ■>'<I tru ly beautiful lata. Only 7 le ft! daiU n i today. 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A m r m lr il l i n t o f C r ) » t * l l„,*k« Hhriff'R. i l n t H ook R m titr 11. G u ilfo rd < \ W N M it W K I t f i eye le . le p n ite d . K tih St. U ilim p p o e d S h u in a N ’*, I 'ln iiild n g (V Snpptlea t ‘n u tr n c tliig A R e p n ir* J k i n g 2HHII J im it h I ’ n ' k I'hone M Rh 419 A ta I ' l l l t It'S f n lm iln l ’ T e n in -r* "know h im " p ill* f Mint I t g u m a n te e ii u io th p io iifin g n *m ire you of T tm id h n a " n p p e iii m u "' I 'b o n i l« l f'*i f i e " d e liv e ry srriM e r. I lM l I A \ \ A V nml I l iiliv l l i ' . t i fo ."I l l l l , u e . k in llln llt ll l h I ' m u l l o i f f e ' i t c i , l l l l W tat f i l * ' d e liv e r y pel vice T'eteplmo* I III. I . A I T . I I K R e d H om e D ie titia n I. n c lie n t l in e C at I l * e Rey lO iu ib le 'Ui7 W S K I’TIC TANKS mill g re m e lr * t . immped nml i leaned, iliilili* r* In ■•< ll J Reed. O r la n d o . I Hill* l l " 1 HKR ■ f i e * " l e i l . K u u m U th ili* in iv lio ii» e I lf i. t lt l. W r ite “ f r e M ile ", R o * N II,, S a n fn iil H e r »M D A Y N U R S E R Y , lim n a ll a.m. I " 7.00 p .tii. Tfn- pet day. M ia J i'iii" * Tlt'lcii*. HSl K. 20tn. * * ■* l t _ N O T H : KS-l’ KHSON A I.S ~ 1« R KITN K D l.ndv would like to live in Imine w ith fam ily a* roitipniiluii-liiniarkeeper. l(| o a t i l " c/o lle rn l'I. I A— A CTO M OIIILKH —l l We'll buy your car regard!*** Ok age or condition. M ule A Reel Uaetl C an 2nd and Sanford YOUR C A ll la w orth more monei here. We need dean '47, *48, 4a, ’ 50, '61, ’5# model*. Ila rU ? D IN E T T E act lig h t oak flu lib ; Wadaworth, 501 N orth Orang*. 1-15.00. 2 cocktail ebaita *15 on Orlnmlo: I’ bnna 8507, each, 2 fo r 125.00, Comer bookra il’ . 24.00. Cedar cheat. 45.0(1, 2- ftalni plnatk' dia|n-«, 4150. 012 17— IlO ATS -It * I'o v l; A V f., A pb -1 , . M A R IN E Im nlivnrr. plviymel. c, Ct'iA M A l.K i A m n ivilla h u llii, Vnll Wi-oiiworklm*. 512 SnitfoDl I'hone 240-Jj St6 film A re. A r t. I ’hnne OOtKW. A i ( {'j, V * V *i’. i I m & m % �: "" V •: -v ; "::f- - ~ \ ■>/ V " * . 'tfS vf * • • V ' ” - * Yankees A n d Former League Dooi r.*# a ' Mats Climb Up To Important R o I e s In Flag Struggles W r ite r Friday, Kept. 19, 1952 T H E SAN FO R D H E R A LD - Two one tim e door m a n of th, m ajor leagues, each fo rtified by ooa of bateball’i top hurler*, and tw o team* which definitely are not going anyplace In Oil* year's ring fa ta , w ill play an important role it) the selection of world aerie* op ponenta. It w tm 't so many years ago that tha Phillies and Athletie* were considered easy plrklngs hot today they both arc fighting f<u thud place berths and a slice of the world aerie* payoff*. 1 And one need tu go back only to 1**1 year when the Detroit Ti ■g a ri, current doghouse Ictiunl of tM American League were fu r from a push over. The Huston Brave*, fourth of the quartet, ro n 't do anything for themselves flnmi w ith sixth place the beat )le finish but like the other Utree they are In the spot to cause trouble . A * the pennant contenders en tered the fists today for the filia l gUt* after a day uf rest, the sched 111* for the rem ainder of the ita so n call* for the potent I’ blllies la, meet the pare setting lirooklyn Dodger* three I lines und clash with tha challenging New York Olsnta on six occasions Three i t m e i separate the Brooks and Q u n U . Each ha* nine lu play * It I* Just the reverse for the Braves. They meet the Dodgers six Umax and Ih* (Hants three A t the same time In the A nierl ra n League, the World Champion New York Yankees' chance tor thalr fourth straight pennant de pends largely on their ability to whip Jim m y Dykes' dangerous Athletics. They meet six times Tha Yankx other three games are with the Hed Sox, also honing tor • first division berth, st Boston The Cleveland Indians, trailing by IW games, tangle with the T I­ M M In a six-game set and meet tha Chicago While Sox In Ihe other ttyo of their rig h i remaining g»ra*». Today's lineup calls for Ihe as lo play host under the to the (Hunts In the first UL bt serins al Shlhe . a _ threegaino ___ i-ga Park,. I t ’ll b* Hal Magllu against young Curt Hlmmons. Before the Shlhe Park lights are turned on the Brooks Will knuw thalr fa t* a galnit Ihe Hravus In lb# firs t of a three-sailer at Huston “ gltagar Chuck Draaaen has norna Prearher Hoe to ojipuse Surkont gh today's resulls naturalIm portant, tne most Important I U aapacted tu ba played by Aalphla'a R o b i n Huberts .w . . ball's wlnnlngast pitcher w aw. . * with •> as i .. (ha Michigan (Rato alumnus has flv * far five record this season. ut h* hasn't been so fortunate against the (Hants, who have beat­ en him three out of four end II out of lo since ho came lip tu the big la y u e s In to u . I lia Yankees |lnx could well be Bobby Hhsntx. The A thletics' little aouthpaw has won 33 games hut • u split w lth t he th * mound against Vic W VI be on tha R iic h l whan tha lig h t* are turned M I t tha Yankaa H lid lu m tonight. A t Cleveland, a lio at night, the Indian* w ill turn th a lr pennant hop** over to E arly Wynn, one of thalr lO-iiama winner* with a 31 and I I record. Against him w ill be tha hard wurhlng Ted Gray, who baa won 13 while dropping 1ft this M U M , Other gam ** In tha National ta ttle tend tha St. Loul* Card*, attung to ward off the P h il*' third F*e* drive, agalnit tha Cub* at hlcago and the Cincinnati Had* la ln it the Pirate* at Pitt** ujgh In a night affair. ■oaton w ill play the Henatnr* a Ight game at Washington In the ily other American U ague cim CroomH OpenH Grid Seuon With Smyrna Hr T. V. DAVIS The Croom* Panther*, who trim * i*d New Smyrna High In their N il alaah, 10*0. w ill be try in g *r. another *lm lla r hum iliation l»a a *x t week when they plav the tgalal a lly In tha gridiron opener >r the 1062 (tam n. Tha Panther* were o rlglaally h however.. Hatalnole hoo] |* a llie d (a engage a Ike Celery Pad opener m w park at tha Mate raotae w ill have ta work dlffaraat playing tim e aw Smyrna fa r tkla fra n k lin , the Panther Ace Gian Drops Post Office To Take Loop Lead | f r K E N T C IIE T I.A IN A nT C Iasa bowlers forged Into tha CltpsBowlIng League lead last Wednesday night by gaining a dean sweep o f their three g a m e acts from the cellar dw elling Post Office quintet at the Sanford Howl* Ing Alley, Harold Appleby's 401 set total fo r tha losers was th * best In­ dividual performance o f the se­ ries, while Cobb's ITS e ffo rt topped th * more emuiatent win- This trio of Hanford fishermen eaiigbl these sea t-ns* near me Cousi (iuurd S liitiu ti in New Hm ytnii Inst week, David lirow n, le ft, displays tils 3ilt* p-nmdei, Ids wife, middle, holds it 4 4 pound bass ami Hob Mitchell, rig h t, bus a 2(1 pound catch. T h e Sports R egister H r K E N T C M KTI.AIN Hports E d ito r Tin* C ilv uf Hnrifuiit should be cuiigrutiilotcd fur spuos,,i Ing the local |( i t i eationiiI All-Htor softbull tenm In the class It Drlandu llivllnliurinl Tournament. Hv the siiliie token the UI»V should bH proud of tloil motley crew of -tinliionil ball stars Hint proved In lie the giant killers of tin- tourney liefoi e being eliluitiuled In tloi fifth game. The All-Star "Dogpslrh cel­ ery furtners", as they were known In tlrlniiibi. Imwlrd over the regular rluss II Urluiid-i rliNitiliioti Hanfurd Naval Air Hint ion hv an overwhelming !•* II score, Hanford opened iqi with Iwil slrulglil wins over Elliott T ile amt Plymouth l-'reerers tu advanre to the quarti-r-fluuU In the winners hrackel before lin ­ ing lo Orange lliilrk , narrowly, 4*3. Tim All-Htnra lelmundvd with their "classical" 0*!| upset over the liiglily to u t­ ed Hanford Navy nine, moving in­ to ttu* lunul-fin* als of the losers division. Maytag ekeil out four inns in the final Ivvn f r ii in a * while uur locals counted w i l Ii Chuck Flanders o n I y three lo thus end tha impressive Hanford entry's hid fur the title lust Hist until v night. "Iro n-M an" Itrd Hires hurled every game fur the Stars anil his effeellvenrsa can liest be seen In the fart that Ihe liecreation team lost both games In Ihe meet hr a single run. Hires' auperlt coni nil-bull and spinning Junk w err Ills rumplele pitching reuerlulre. The All-Hturs were Just that, they represented three of Ilia four clubs lu tha regular Hanfurd soli, hull circuit. Navy V F llll, which has lieen sent awny from the base, was I lie iinly lucul entry this sum­ mer thiii didn't huve ii icprem-n, tulive on the Recreation club. W ilsoii-Maler and H u n t-M er­ cury nine* contributed six players each to the roster while Hobson's Sporting (lands sent three to cunstllutu Hie Ift-iuiin team. They are as follows: WilsonMaler— tied Hires, Chuck Flan­ ders, Jim Drum, John Keellna, Coleman Yales, and Joe (.'halldim llulmon's— Hob Mason and Hob llasure; H unt-M ercury— Fred Ityewi, H ill llrnw n, Itlll Crahtree, F ra n kl* Htsnstrom, Hubert Ragwell and myself. Hubert ami I fe ll it was a dis­ tin c t honor being named ru-man­ ager* of this leant. We triad to play Ut* best team wo had In or­ der to win. I p a rticu la rly want to thank my teammates fu r chousing me sine* I played comparatively few nature this year. ... the fellows expressed their desire to Ihi sponsored fo r next year's Orlando tourney. This would uniforms, ould requlrd uniform *. Hanfurd wn* in the mast a* the only team In that iat didn't havo some form o f a uniform dform . . . .. • Bowling Standings w. TP A vg. Ac* (Hass it (M ill 737.0 Celery C ity 6 (1031 7(10.0 F P *L 6 . (1400 71(1.7 Stine M 'rhlne ft (1710 706.il fltanlev-N or 4 5 - .. 7P Y v r v 7 uOOo' -731. a Touchton Ties Paul™™** Pezold's 225 Tilt And Rolls 597 Set a K ' ' * » • ' " Gators Practice Two Hours Under Gridiron Lights G A IN E S VILLE in -U n d a r th# lights for Ihe second tim e this week. Coach Hob Woodruff lent bis Florida (Is to r* through a twohmtr session of play patterns and defensive work Thursday night. The (tutor*, taking tha M ip lle from the hrulling sun, responded quickly lo the cool night a ir and displayed their sharpest practice form of the season Two platoons each of defensive and offensive players worked ugulnsl H squad opposition In what mlghl have been considered * pre­ view of the squad formations to be thrown against Stetson in tb* i in tors' opener Saturday night. W "•'•ing on one offensive line were End* Jack O’ Brian and Lan Hulas, Tackles Claude Davis and Dan Hunter, Guards John Hammockii mi Sonny May w ith Joa W right at center. The second defensive lln * had Charles Manning and Don Barnes ot ends w ith Dewayna Douglas and H illy H tirk* a t tachlei, Andy Jonaa ami Hubert Brooks at guards and L a rry Dyal over the ball. Seminole Golf Pro Keturn» To Sanford Mus O’Llnger, Seminole County Country Club’s w inter pro, re tu rn ­ ed Wednesday from summer * * assignment at Winchester, Va-, country club to assume permanent duties here fo r the New Giants, who subleased tha local course from Hugh Whslchsl this summer. The Giant* have added aem* new equlpmunt amt Intend lu refurnish thu course w ith It complete new underground sprin klin g system, (('Linger brought hi* grsenxeeper from Winchester, Rob W illis, The la tte r has been signed to work on the Seminole course on a year urotind baals. THURSDAY'8 RESULTS National League No game* American Leag** No games Florida teteraaiieual League Playoff* Miami 3 M iam i Heach I «Series tied, i t ) O rvllli* Touch ton, using )|r TODAY'S GAMES mltable slow ball. America* L e a n * claimed all the * Philadelphia al New York (nig h t) individual honur* Detroit at Cleveland (n ig h t) o f the evening by IhMun at Waahinglon (n ig h t) ty in g Paul l*exonly gamea old’a season's National U ague high single game Brooklyn at Huston o f 22ft, Touch- “ New York at Philadelphia (nig h t) ton’s pin leveling 81 Louis al Chicago spree toppled ft07 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (night) pins fo r the Paul Resold three-game *et tu season's record in itia l In a new ----------th a t surpassed the C7U set by C arl K miner I '16 121 1»0 44S Von ile rm ills established only last Cobb 183 102 I GO 476 Carroll 162 week, 107 140 460 Touchtun teamed up w ith last Cooke 168 106 144 467 year's bowling king pin, Carl Von T'ulsls 751 73ft 733 3331 Iferbulls, to enable Stine Machine Stine Machine to eke past Stanley-ltuger* In tw o 3-1 game* of three, The duel win ele­ Player* 2 I 3 Total Von Iferbulls vated Htlne from a tie fo r th ird 148 178 107 C24 tu knot Celery C ltv Printers fo r J iierbst 137 148 163 437 Blind second spot In the loop standings12ft 12ft 129 370 Von H erbull* rolled a 624 set Kirch hu ff 1.10 140 139 424 combine w ith Touchton'* 6tt7 fo r Touchton ISO 22ft 102 607 a two-man total o f M 2 I. Ageless Totals 730 824 803 3397 Paul Resold pounded 644 pin* to Ktanlay-Rogera Players the floor topping the losers. I 3 3 Tola’ The loss dropped Htan!ey-H<>ger* I ’ Stanley u*j 111 143 352 Into fift h place, despite the fact G Retold 172 150 182 403 they have tne most total pins w ith H. K rstte r 180 131 121 434 7010. Msanwhlls, Florida Power II. Tamm 107 142 188 407 and L ig h t remained In contention P. Resold 201 180 181 844 by copping two out o f three from Total* 821 72ft 774 3330 laat week"* leading Celery CUy P rlntar*. Grey’s 401 to ta l was the Celery City 1-3 w inner*' best single set total w hile Player* 1 a ft Total B ill H arlw lck, the Hanford Howling lln rtw ick 210 147 103 990 A llo y Impresario who subbed fo r a De- I.o 124 120 182 416 missing Celery C ity player, garner- Eltel 141 180 149 492 ed a 560 set figure to lead a ll In- Nvgrutto 109 149 170 420 dividual players. Riven 178 133 134 449 H a rtw kk'a 183 average waa see- Total* 111 78# 804 3383 ond best fo r the night, Touchton'* Florida Power A L ig h t 3-1 109 was high. • * [P la yo ri 3 I 3 T otal Tha C ity League w ill launch Its Lnwaun 148 113 170 426 fo u rth week o f play a t th * Sanford Gray 170 199 I 8i 401 next Wednesday Hubbard 127 110 100 437 Rosa night a t 7:30 p■m. 192 140 113 414 Paid O ffice V-S Russell 104 133 100 428 Play era 3 T otal Totals 3 1 70S •07 •03 3343 Steele 111 198 132 410 N A V Y LB AGUK PlercY W, 127 124 t in 367 L- I*T. TP Hardison 104 117 167 373 4 ......... d 8181 132 194 144 430 6 ........ u ilarbat 9022 Appleby 174 186 104 403 No. 3 ....... ft 8170 T otal* 848 716 703 2087 No. 3 .........4 6727 3-D No. 9 Ac# (llaaa Co, 4 6888 Players 3 Total No. 1 1 2 2 6(140 Hlcf. 149 118 108 873 HIGH MINGLE — flehauttaat 184. M . -T "-" • Face PhiC Sports Roundup B y G AYLE TALBOT GROSSINQER, N. Y. uTv-Hocky Marciano, who figures tu be the heavyweight champion of the world a week from now, la one of the more pleasant y o u n i n ts - 'A - ir ,'ia i yvuvu W / u* top in u b a l k . Hally, a very rough racket. Almost always when be Isn't ac­ tually fighting, Hocky wears a friendly smile on bis face, and he is poueised of a patience and a desire to be helpful to Ihe boxing w rite r* who are swarming about hla training quarters that is re­ markable. i t is unlikely that he w ill change much a lte r he wins the title. The whole business o l suddenly becoming a celebrity and making a lot of money aUU Is wonderful lo the muscular boy from Brockton. When be talks of the Broadway ■bows ha haa bean seeing lately and of Ih* clUea be yistted on a recent tour about the country his face tight* up with au eMliiusiasui which I s contagious. There Is no question ao silly that Rocky w ill not kn it his brows and give U deep thought and try to come up w ith an answer. For an extreme example, he cogitated long and earnestly when asked what it was that maade some fighters scared when they got in Ihe ring, end finally said that he guessed It was because some fighters had weak chins and knew they might be knocked. He made It plain that be haa no such worries, be­ cause he haa never been really hurt, only stunned b riefly a couple of limes. Hocky waa asked If he could explain why Joe Walcott is so con­ fidant of beating him on Tuesday night In Philadelphia. r*Yes, I think I know w h y," he said. "H e's probably rating me on "'■ht w ith l-ee SavoTd. 1'va since learned that it was the Sa void (Ight which convinced Harry Matthews* manager that be should take me on In ■ h u rry before it became generally known that 1 was a b u m ." What they all overlooked in that fig h t," interrupted Charlie Gold­ man, Rocky’a trainer. "»eai that Rocky had been running around tha country fo r four tnontha w ith­ out a real fig h t and took on Savold on short notice. Wa knew he was rusty and we kept hamm ering at him to knock out Savold In a hurry. I waa even yelling at him from the corner to get It over with quick. "So he was over-anxious, and maybe he didn’t look too good. That Savold know* a few things after fighting roe 30 years. But the fact remains that Rocky stooped £lm and that Bavold told friend of mine R was the worst beating he ever var got4 In hla Uf* He wound up In L the h hoapltal. and everybody, said id Rocky looked ter- Some SEC Football Tearns Will j Commence Season This Week-End^ By KTERLIN 8LAPPF.Y Associated Press Sports W riter p tr m any o f fans another week must past- Before the dying baseball season guts another shove toward the grave by King Football. But In the Deep South where they begin playing early and keep at It until the last possible bowling, football I* beginning tonight. Dixie likely w ill look at far mure running than passing. For years on end this has been the land of the passer where teams often threw 30 to 40 passes a game. A t this' point, however, the ru n ­ ning game looks predom inant. Graduation and pro baseball look P alters Hill Wade of Vanderbilt, Babe P a rilll uf Kentucky, D arrell Crawford of Georgia Tech. Hay­ wood Sullivan id Florida and sev­ eral other? Luke Bratkowskl of Georgia Is '.Ae best known and probablv the beat passer remaining in the South­ eastern. Thu Brat, Mississippi’s Jim m y Luur and a few others are the SEC'* only first-class throwers. But Tunner* generally are pientl» ful and good The opening program tonight is not too toothsome, but Saturday's slate offers three Brat class games which look far more like tnUlauuson battles than season opener*. LSU and Texas meet Saturday in Baton Rouge In one o f the top games of the country. Texas Is a split " T " outfit and a good Hie. The Longhorns and TCU are tonrated In the Southwell. Georgia and Vanderbilt play the firs t South­ eastern Conference game of the season in Nashville during the a ft­ ernoon. Kentucky and Villanovo t together in a night game In xlnglon. M inor games Saturday are the Cltadel-Georgla Tech tilt in Atlanta K In the uftornoon and the Stetson-Florida night game in Gainesvilio. | T im l- d it * - ', - - - - - - - » A m ong ou r new acquaintance* W lg Qob Evan*, ^ 121 fo rm a r Totado H r k/ j Mud Hen gen* :i! B E L l - J ural manager and 1 » iu i ff . I m f ■ V of JA C K S O N V ILLE OP) — Hvd Treudwtiv was re-signed today manage the Jacksonville Beach H"i« B ird* o f thu Florida Slat# Leaguu. The nirda finished second to Del.and irt the oast seaaon, 1tha f I r a t fo r th * Heach team.Julian Jacksou and T. F. Cowart, owners o f the club anti operators o f a * strin g o f a u p e r~ markets h a r e , s a i d Treadway K-u» »iglled " « l a ------- —— — — substantia! sal­ lied Treadway nry i n c r e a s e . W e'll linek hint all the way In any player deals bo cun make." HOLLYWOOD BED SPECIAL Deluxe Hollywood Hed. complete w ith Headboard, sturdy rolled edge Innersprlng mattress and heavy duty box spring covered In A ('A ticking, 8 sturdy leg* . . . A real buy! Limited Time Only 5 9 . 5 0 Guaranteed 3 Year* r lb le ." Marciano has never seen Walcott fight In the flesh. He's only seen Jersey Joe on television three or four times and a movie of his laat fight with E ixsrd Charles. Ho wa* asked If, from what he had seen, he had any Idea whethar the champion would bo easier U h i n o iM C - 118 Palmetto Avenue CO i n i i Hanford, Florida LAST TIMES TONIGHT NEW S — CARTOON — SHORTS SATURDAY ONLY! - 2 FEATURES — n*. ia a ioo SUNDAY p.m , Ih trln g our In te rfilin g junket M la M iam i fo r Ik * anaonl Fto». g ,|g ttm Id . HpoHawrltara get-U gaihar. B.SO p m , •♦»Mr4**»»a»***t*** SHOWING SUNDAY and MONDAY IK . i-v.-v,'1!1'-i>V. 3 r# S w -..» V a?).-;’ «'■ rtSlK'fi pH 1. ; *, M H 1; i l E B M W -.'h l-: £ Phone 1333 Th* tw a sttrin o 149a of th* "Boston Mon "w h o chall*nfl«d tho galm loihod Aiaikan 3* 0 1 . ..for tho Hchos ho hon tod ...an d tho Fodbtddon W om an ho ctaJmodl Pleat . * ■ JJ " ' 2 * I W U is * * AW H0U NEW WORLD O f ADVENTURE SWEEPS THE SCREENI cR&cd&eac/bi H:0t p.m. M tfjiin '.e iS 'L - Sen Birds Sijrn Up Treadway For 1953 u 111 v • Evane,ea-um plre « '/ • g e n e r a l manager o f the ; D e tro it T ig e r*. ■ aiid Mempns* Mate in Memphisand Mississippi Southcrn-Alabaina in Montgomery, Georgia rales a one tu tw o touch­ down pick over Vandy. But If Vundy’s freshman quarterback, H ill Krietem eyer gets his game legs quickly the Nashville battle can go the other way. , Texas rates a solid choice a v m LSU. Even though Paul Bryant moans as never U 'fo ie his Ken­ tuckians should lake VIHanova with something lo spare. Tech is a heavy favorite over the C lla d fl and Florida should run o ff ■ drtaa rehearsal against Stetson. During pre-season practice A la­ bama offenses have looked good and they should continue tonight a against Southern. Tide defenses, however w ill get a good workout, Memphis State is corning up lnl f oat bull ami although Mississippi's split T attack isn't expected to bog down by any means, State la a toucher opening opponent than a lot ut funs ex|>ect we mat many fine w rite r* and kpnrtatastera whit# c o n lr lM * In * three a tp a ra l* llnaa a# halt to the aggrrealv* anbarjaeka * ( the G u lf Hi ream. r P ______ . . . Dodgers ■ y ORLOKOHFRTSON ■ .fe rto c ftn W 7 Y t.,« :,- { ie /. a V • • �IP YOU DOHTT T H K W U A T IIK H iceeiva jromr Sanford Herald. C ity MosDy iliim lj » lth *huvvrr« nn<l 11miiilvtilniM cm .'X lrm ic north t ilh rrn i* r [lit rt1> cloudy » lth widel> tra ile r**! mostly afternoon rr- " ..Iv i* - * ' H « llr Delivery, by 7:00 P. M.. [ I n n cal) • YELLO W CAB 14*4 H — • --------- Democrat Candidute Also TellsAmeriean L a b o r Federation • Other Labor Views • ---------- n f o S A N F O H l) , F l. O ltlllA Stevenson Hailed During Tour Of Connecticut \ Z X rS - ^ -r i t• * 4 ¥ Stetson Classes Being Formed In Adult Education 4 l Classes are now being formed fo r the adult education program, ■ansored hy Riotson U niversity, which w ill he started a t Seminole H igh School on Sent. .70, Mies Hebeer* Stevens, co-ordinator, an­ nounced today. These evening classes w ill It* held on Tuesday ami Thursday fo r ala weeks. Feea w ill lie $12-60 fo r each course, and registration l i due to be completed by S ept 89. Person* may sign up fo r coursaa a t from 7:00 to 0:00 p.m. on th a t dal# a t tMa h lrh school. Ttpoticatlon blanks fo r courses run ara s till available a t Yowslls. A t least 10 persona ara required fo r aach class, said Miaa Stevens. Mora registration la desired In or* dor to form a elaas In a rt, and a class In personality development. A. Balatlno w ill eonaiMt tho course In public speaking. Mice Barbara Ruprochl w ill n u n aaw* Ing and Mr*. Ham ilton Blab#* w ill instruct a class In conyaraatlonal S ra n lih . le n n s t h Eaddy. 8HB school fa rm Instructor, la qualified to teach cither parliam entary proce­ dure, woodworking or appliance re­ pair, and w ill conduct ajaasca In enough one o f these suhlecta parsons Join tha class. CpI. Eugene Mlkell MONDAY d S P £ tT ~ ' t f i *4* DIMOCtATIC MU10INTIA1 N uinin** lio v Adlal Slevviuuii of Illinois | l * f l i advlieues audience *atlmat*d st 10,000 persona on the New Haven Clrren Speaking in a large rruw d In Hi ld |*is irt. Stavenson ( r lf h l >tells his listeners that he ha* “ some Idea* that are the result of my experience In lllln u ls " for "making Loll, coda of Ihe bud net m#**t,'* H artforii visit w hirlw ind ujiu-daY tour. i Difcf minimal .Snunifiiluiftii Vocational Talks iNew York Times 3 Billion Dollars Is Close Rare Assessed Value Of Are Presented At SeesFor President Florida Property Rotary Luncheon City Munugcr Lemon ix | And Gene l l l t ' K U l Taken TH ni lt ln) v( ' lI Hu lHl Vocational talks were set von nl the K oti.rv luncheon today hv Robert I*. l.aMont, cattlem an; Jack (Irccn, certified public ac­ countant: ami W illiam Hush, farm er. They were Introduced hy Clarence Redding who had charge of the program. President Hoh H arris welcnnicil Icto the club as new meinlwr* C ity Manager Thomas Iwmon who wa* introduced U y .lL I t . Coleman ami T. K. (flene) Tucks r, who was lntrnduced by Charles Morrleon. The cow business contribute* about ha lf o f Ihe total meat In­ dustry which is Ihe second lin o r* t in the United Slates, Mr. I.amunl lohl the Itotniinns due o-tl of every six people employed m Ihe United States is enyage.l in some wav or uther w ith the meat industry, he said. Hales u f meat in this country anmunt to more than the sale* of the U. 8. Steel Corporation, Bethlehem Sice], (iencrsl Electric alnl several uthci large corp.nnlinns combined, Mr. Lamonl point­ ed out. The nieut industry vvas said tu he the economic foundation of iiiunv such cities us Chicago, HI. Louis, Omuhu, Kansas C ity, Denver, Kissimmee ami Arcadia. Contrary to popular belief beef lirices ut the present time are not high, he continued ns compared with previous prices ur the present prices of other funds. HLeaki were selling at 5U cants n pound in |t)'J7 lie tecnlled, ami tiiev now sell fo r I I .00 which he declared Is nut as much as uther price* have gmic up. Alsu, he added you get mure food value out of l.eef than a l­ most any other kind of fund, Mr Hush said that lie lias great confidence In the future o f F lo r­ ida agriculture and in the tu ■ yeats he has been engaged In furm ing he has found It an ex­ citing and challenging occupation. He pointed out that fanning is unique In this section quite d if ­ ferent from uther p a il* of tho country in that the mill Is poor ami has to he fertilised exten­ sively, the firm e r* themselves do M ill* manual labor because u f tho large labor pool here, ami there is very little to do in the sunintor months. Farm ing her* Is the last fro n ­ tie r o f a gricultural free enterprise, he declared, pointing out that there are no aubildlvt, no allocs Done, no re s tilc tlo n t un the use o f water, and so fa r only such governmental Interference as Is beneficial. M r. Ureen outlined the work of an accountant and described him aa an In-batween man between the ownera o f a business and his eredltora aa wall aa belw*«n the taxpayers and Uis government. D r. K W. ituprecht announced tCeetleoeA Oa P aae Kesri Bolton Rite* Held Sunday Afternoon Funeral aarviara ware held at t 9:70 p.m. Alice Bolton, home a t 009 a i n . • ........... S K l’ T . 22. 19B2 Governor Is Accused Of Putting Kite On One Thousand Hitf Kusiness Firms NEW YORK ,.P Tin- New York Tim es m id today l*i»: re p o rt* from it* curresiam denl* throughout the country "in d ic a te a close contest for the presidency " The newspaper said its le fa irls s e re received before "th e re was opportunity to g it fu ll re lictio n to Ihe disclosure that Sen Richard r n r I A t t il r A s n o c iu te d I ’ reHti I.ru s t'd 4 \'ir * N u . 22 Nixon’s Statem ent On Fund Is Slated F o r T u esd ay N ite; Stevenson Fund Investigated 1 * r - . v . \ : . \ T > ? . v r x n r : x T h xiT.if i i ---------- • < Hy K ELM 4N MUKIN NEW YORK tA i-U ov. Adlal B Stevenson declared today Ihol Mi* Taft-Hartley Lain.! I.:ru must be repealed because it la "s p ite fu l" and hr denleu a claim by his He publican riv a l that he favor* coin pulsory arbitration at labor ill* putaa. The .Democratic I'm lilin H a l candidate, In a upeech prepared hW the American Federation of Labor's national convention, umts! a broadening o: the Laoor Im parl ent. And be pictured (leu. Dwight D Elienbower, the itepubllean presidential nominee, a* firin g only “ blank ca rtrid g e *" at labor problem*. Elsenhower, addressing the con­ vention last Wednesday, said he favored amending the Taft Hartley Law amt was agalnsl repeal • y le rrln u In Eisenhower's speech, he laid, " I am grateful that It was a Republican Sen i Wuytie) Morse, whll revealed so m asterfully how all of those explosion* we heard were only blank cartridges " Morse addressed I he conveiitioii last: week The Democratic candidate said that "only on one pond" had Elsenhower in his lalmr speech even approached "a Joining of Hie issues " ® i l wus charged lliu l I bail 'embraced' Ihe principle of 'com pulsion1 hy asking for thu power us President to ‘compel’ a rb itra ­ tion of disputes which thruulen the national safety," he said In hla prepared address “ Now, after Ihe great reunion on the loveseat at Columbia Univeralty, I reaped Ihe general's (Elsenhower's) authority on the aubjccl of embraces. But If he 'mpte what he said, he had not r™ d what 1 said. s - M y pcotton'd Was, and la, that If Congreaa sees fit tu direct the President to intervene In ■ labor dispute, It should give him the authority In try, utnnng other things, to huve that dispute re (erred to arbitration “ I did not say he should he given the power to ‘compel' arbitratlun I recumniended a flcxlb il Ity ol procedures, all built around ttu> mediation process to replace I SI present re*iulrement that In all of these cases thu collective bar gaining process be stopped dead by a court order " Elsenhower last Wednesday told the AFO convention that a major difference between his view* to ­ ward labor ond Stevenson’s, was that Stevenson favored compulsion and he didn’t The Democratic candidate's ref erenre to the "loveseat" at Co iunibla University obviously was tP th e harmony meeting between IUh II s m S Oa r > M Cn i I ______ EatablUhcd 1U0S VOLUME XLIV Taft-Harlley oAct Again Hit By Stevenson V a Gay’s KupurL Shows $ l 1j Millions Pro­ perty Not Taxable1 t'H IC A tio '.e Newspapers to da> (K'gan inquiring into handling ol campaign binds 111 behalf uf liov Adi ui E .Stevenson, Demo eratie presidential candidate The Chicago Daily News, under a headline saying "Adlal s aides i'ut Rite' oil 1,000 (Iritis ." said "liov Stevenson's aides kept a list >d more than I out business corporation* and stair suppliers wliu were solicited tor campaign hud expense funds." llie Chicago Tribune, under a hi ailing "Hlevetisun Uses Fund Raised for liovertm r R ic e ." said Sunday that "money raised m lilt inns as a 'personal bind' lor liov .Mevensoll III Ills hid for a second term as governor now is being used to pay fur Ids campaign for mi- presidency, it was admitted Iasi night The Tribune quoted \V Donald Forsythe, former dowuslule earn paign manager lor Slevcnxoii when Stevenson was running tor gnver Oni lull Forsythe could nut tie li-achcd imiueuialely lur eiimiiienl on Hie leports Mevensim wa* campaigning in New Yolk and was mil available iiuiiiedtalcly fut eomineiil llie Tribune said In Hu h iikj.ig Hie cash much ut il raised through pressure mi slate employes Stevenson has di vciged from his announced liilen bun to turn H over to the Stale Democratic Central Committee " the Cincinnali Enquirer tmluy In u special story from Chicago, reported thut a "p e riu u il fund" raised by llllmus stale employes t,.b ac k K ltw iiu m 's guvermiy «ac> T A LLA H A S S E E .P Ihe us M. Nixon, Renuhllcun vice presi­ sussed value of taxable p ro pe rly dential camlluate. had used uti in F lorida Is over three b illio n tin .235 'tru st fund.' cunlrltmted hy dollars, ail increase of 101 m illio n a group in California, tu help pay over lust year ('n liip lru lle r (' M d a y ' s tab u­ his expenses us United States sen la tion * u f ie p u lis fro m iky oi the alnr " The Times drew 11* conclusions slate's in enuiilies -how taxable in Urn firs t uf a series of surveys p ro p e rly assessed al U.lH'OOu. nil the progress made hy (Inv m*i If Ihe two m issing counties Adlui E. Stevenson, the Democrat F ra n k lin ami C u lllc r are about Ic nominee, ami 0«n Dwight D the same us Iasi year it w ill I hmisI , was used for his presidential earn Elsenhower, the Republican IlDml Ihe stub' tu la l lu a le e o ril $:i 200 pnigii The Cincinnati Enquirer also nee. In add Him i. the stale l u - such minted I'nrsyHie. a Springfield in Recanting the Nixon Incideit. Forsythe is now luinTuXahle pK .perly a- exempted •tiraiue mail Ihe Tim e* said' liumesteads valued at t l i'll i «»i <ampaign maoagei (oi l.l tins "Such reaction as was received was distlucllv iiu fu i liable, and re 1**1. lip I d m illio n uml rellgim is iherwoiMl K Ibxon Htesensnn's uei essiit as eaiiiltdale tor gover and ch a rita b le prop ganlcd as likely In hurt the chan ‘ educational e ity nor of election of both dcnerol F.isen Attempt* to leaeli Fitrxythe to Only d a d sil.-ii ami DeSulo ('m ill bower and Hmialoi Nixon, if Hoxpringbetd and St land* for com latter eunlliuieil mi the Hrpuhli ties had lower valua tiiiu s lb.au a iiis'Ul on llie report* were mil sue re a r ago D ixie t'o o u ty made llie can ticket " lesslnl immediately .......... . .................. The Tillies ... said Hie ( it ) l' had biggest percentage of gam. mure The Chicago Daily News story obtained "a p p a re n tly good r e s u il- I [ban ^doubling its assessed v.doo to $3,23Yooo The lax asses quoted W illiam .1 McKinney, a in some seething" w ith use uf III Hon “ *“ .........former statu purchasing agent Issues of "Ih e nil's* In W aslillil! sor explained hr pushed a s s e s , m ru t* up In luu per ccul ol cavli who said lie compiled a monthly Ion" and "T im e for u change " list of firms doing business with And. it added, there are itid' value, ux the luw provides llie stale, and Ihut copies of these Dalle County's taxable valuation cations that the "D em ocratic »h> lists weie supplied lo i former guns. 'We never had it so good' til trj:i m illion dollars aeemmis for i seeubve assistant of Hievensun, and 'Don't lei 'em lake H away.' 31 per rent of Ihe stale total I'inellas County Is second in vul now dead, James W Mulrny, ami hove been effective among many nations with nearly :i(M) milium ‘ icurge W Mdcliell, former stale voters Duval is 2fU million. Hillsborough ri no in-.' director MeKlimey was quoled us saying 23.1 millun, Hrnwiird 11H1 million I'alm Reach 117 m illion, I ’olk C.i I know Hie list was used to put mllliun, Yulusla 1*4 m llliiin and Es me tali on the boy* for campaign - oiitrlhiHluii* Some vendors used eumhla Ml m illion io come In me uml lell me how Alt other counties ale under Ml much they kicked In They fig m illion need II would help lliem get Imsi W IT H T H E -ir.TII IN F A N T R Y The I axil hie p ro p e rly Includes DIV. IN K O ltF A - I t Col. < Ilf 13.H ii .oismxki iii real estate t7on lies*. "They luld me ol cimirilmting furd W. Uowi'll of Hsnford, leillO M Ills from lino till to Ui.lKIU i-enllv was named intelligence uf- M’tl.ixw tangible personal property amt $X17.H3H.DUO ra ilro a d and tele e v e r let these re p o rte d d o n a liim s fleer fo r the -With In fa n try D iv i­ graph property oiflutm ce rue in placing orders " sion ill Korea. tan,two. Col. Howell Named Intelligence Officer Heal estate values increased tin McKii.uey was not avadnldc no Ills w ife Claudia Is tlie dnugh • I ..nllMsea on l ' a „ t ta il millions, personal property ID mil ter o f l lr uml Mr*. C. W. Hha. lions and railroad and telegraph kelfuid, i'aiiauia City. Before going uverseas, Col proiw rty ftLOuu Howell graduated f r o in t h e A rm y '* Command ami (ieneral S ta ff College at Fort Leaven worth, Kas. l i t fought lu Europe during Wurld War II and wears the Rrunse Htar Medal *n.l Combat HORDENTOWN, N .1 Infantrym an Radge. "W e're going lo do mir best to ke«p the whole fam ily together, raise them a* best we can " Funeral services fo r three year With those words two young old (leorye Chnrle* Smith, who brother* with families of llie lr own was drowned Saturday In Host l1talle plans today to bury their l * k r near th»j Han Orlo Club an» p.jrenU who were killed in on auto High Hip Orlando Highway, w ill km held A«aeldenl and care for their nine Asheville 19 75 afternoon at 7:00 .c lo c k y,,unger orphaned brothers and Cleveland 48 01 Thuradav 04 at Ihe llrlsxon Funeral Home w ith ' t, | " ’ Los Angeles 83 01 the Rev. W. P. Rrook" o fficia tin g (j r | m lm | «|r y eyed, Thomas Con New Orleans 81 71 Ih iria l w ill he in Evergreen C*me aJ ai ;j|l|(, „ of |hp I#|nl|y New York 70 87 88 ,,1,11,1 m i,,.,I o , i, lr .«,v ,1Ml1 Benjamin, Ihe next nltiest al Washington 77 The child was missed Habmln) made Ihelr vow* near the quiet 83 73 Jacksonville at murnlng a fter being aeen In Ihe ‘ __ tu_,.............. 80 M iam i 84 company of six huya who were lane where their parenl* inct death Tallahassee 19 71 swimming In the lake, according to Saturday. John Conger, 47, and his wife Ted flreer, owner o f the Han Orlo Ctuli, who notified Htate Highway lametta, 39. were killed lu an auto Patrolman It- D. Harrison o f the accident. They left 11 children, HCARLKTT O'HARA ranging In age from 21 un down (o NEW YORK UH - There’s going fa d at 11:0(1 a m. It was believed hy Ihe (toys that lo montha. to b« a stag* version of "(lo n e Thomas and Henjatnln both are With tha W ind," Margaret M il- the child m leht have wandered Into m arrlet' and live in their own chcll’i best te llin g novel that did the woods. Heveral boy* from Ups- homes not fa r from their parents' a tO -m illion-dollar movie buslnca* s tlh crry, however, began diving olaln clapboard house. Benjamin Stephen* M itchell, brother o f the Into the lake in a search, and one ha* a im a lt son. lata novelist, announced yesterday o f them, Don N ell, sighted the Benjamin told a reporter he and that D avid O. SelinJck w ill produce body. Meanwhile, w ith the child still Thomas would like to find * fa rm ­ Ihe abow aa a Broadway m u ilca l house large enough so they all under the title "S c a rle tl O 'H a ra ." missing at 1:00 p.m., M r. Oreer could live together. had renorted the ta ct to tho Bherit would be cheaper, they raid, I f f a office, Patrolman Harrison brought adding that between them they C IT Y COM M IBfilO N back Poll*# Bgt. B ill Horne whu earn only $109 a week and their A Mnumber o f comP1 plaint* ___ m ___ * . , regard brought the body up out o f 19 feet father le ft U til* or no fund*. Ing nolay sound trucks w ill be con o f water, O ffic ia l* wore unable at alderod a t tha meeting o l tho C ity the time lo locate the parent*, Mr. MASONIC MP.ETIN0 Motion tonV/ht at liOD o’clock. and M r*. Charles Smith. Monroe Chapter No. IS Royal Manager Tom Leaon la id In addition to tha parent*, the Arch Maaona w ill hold It* reg­ child Is survived by seven brothers ular convocation Tuesday evening a fte r* scheduled Include and sisters, Ruth, Jackie, irxrin, at Masonic H all, It wait announc­ .^ t on the h irin g o f audit- E dith Mae, Blesy, P hilip and T ay­ ed oy H igh P riest A. F. Ramivy maka up tha audit on tho lor. today. The Past Master degree ' acceptance o r rejection The child waa bom Jan, 99, 1949 w ill be conferred at 7:00 o'clock, on FhilUpa p ro p crtjw , a t D etroit, Mich. The fa m ily came followed by tha Moat Excellent her* from Jkckeonrille eeveral Master degree at 8:00 o’clock. ih i ago, a fo f and a a live la a tra ile r A ll Royal A rch Maaona ara remonths B o « lU k is queatod to attend. Barents of Eleven Children Killed Funeral ServiceaTo In Auto Accident Be Held Thursday For Drowned Baby Weather itihtvaxvL-- Senator’s ( 'ampaiirn Is Kostponcil j-’encliiik K\planatiun Of t ’liai'K*' ’ To IVopIo lit* W uh Saving F«r A ‘ Fine’ Tinu* I I % I \ * K H I 1.1 V |H» \ It l» L |s | \ | | u \ N | K S I * I :t | A L I" I n 1!!, M n i it Ii t 11, l l H i t h im *■i |»u til 11 I I iH lM iir il til* <l<i) t f i r I h h I ihm p 4t h l i r . i l i'o n lin * v i* ts% $1%i*r l i i % v titin lm ! m a il* .1% he p o it 1i l l i i l ih** I r m u a ii a h m in in lr * > th ii» in .» I n k | | i * s iiip • tin r h u m l \ f i i l i i i k k . 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Ala (T> 1'tKiia form adopted by Hie Stale Demo River Newsprint Co today un iimmceil :m increase uf |1 In per eratie Committee " Inn fnr newspilnl, effective Nov I This lifted Cisisa R iver’s price to 112110 per ton Vice ('resilient It M Watts said ill a teller to ciistimiers: "A t nur recent directors i i i v Fire, caused by a cigarette, dam­ aged n lied ami mattress In A p a rt­ ing, II wax decided we could not ment 71, Edward Higgins Terrace confinin' lo absorb rising cults early .Sunday morning, and tiro- much lunger " men, a rriving a l H:(MJ o clock, found PLANE CRASH Dm tied ablate. WEST MEMPHIS, Ark nW-A Mr*. W illiam Sharp, tenant In the apartment, said thut she hud let plane piloted by Marine Copt gone tu slvep w ith a cigarette in L. E. luivette crashed Into a cot­ her hand, and waking up lu the ton patch iicur lilnck Fish Lake. night, discovered that It had burn- A rk., Sunday loivette was nut In' r<i a hole In .th * mattress, accord­ Jured. L'apt. laivelte was on a cross­ ing to Fira (ih lc f "I. N. Cleveland. Mrs. Sharp, he Added, told him country training (light. He was that she had domed the burnt spot atone a I tho tim e of the crash on the mattress w ith water, and The cause of tho crash was not apparently satisfied that tho fire known. However, it was preceded was out, had gone lo a neighbor a by a "fia m e o u l", comparable to apartment to sleep, a* her own bed the motor stopping on an automo bile. was too wst for that purpose. Returning to her own apartment C H IE F HACK shortly a fte r 8i00 a.m., M r*. Sharp Pollre Chief Roy 0 . W illiam * discovered th a t tha mattress waa was back on duty this morning, on fire , and notified the Fire De­ follow ing a three weeks' vacation partment. Damagv waa mostly confined to during which Capt. Roy T illi* the bed, raid Chief Cleveland, and served as acting chief. W hile In walla of the apartm ent were Sarasota, Chief W illiam s visited tha police department, h* u ld . imaked up somewhat. Newsprint Takes Another Price .lump Fire Reported At Ed HitfginH Terrace I It, 1 .......................................... . m il | ■4It \ Mil 111 I .lllk i 111 .h il l I toll tvMVtlt « Is i l c u rry Kosh liashomih Is Bi'inj* Observed By Jewish ( omnuinity Rpi'll Haslimisb. Die Jew islt New \c rir, vvii- iipctn-d in'i'i* F rills y witb ri'lig lm i* services ut the Community* ('enter. Sixteenth .Sheet anil Magnolia Avenue (Hiservaine of Die New Year fo i llie Jevviill peuplu, NVI It. Iieguu ut iiiulnvvu Friday and w ill eimclude uexi Mmi.lav at sundown. Services lo r You Kitiper w ill lie ,'onducttfd Siimlnv at H " ll p m and Moudnv al 111:IK) a. m. Hervices Friduv were iinnluctcii tiv St ever I ’ruvus, assisted liv l i n k Kanuer and Crank Samllrr. Those interested lire invited to a t­ tend regular rallgious service* at H:(10 p. tn. Friday. Koxli llustiuliuli, Is iliffc rv n t In atmosphere from o ilie r Jewish 'e s­ tival*. In all o ilie r festivals, ihe sp irit I* one o f exalted joyfulnes*. Tlie exnltatiun of Rush Hashonah ha* no traevs o f ioy, fo r thar.e are profoundly serious days, w ith u feeling o f the heavy moral respoosihilitv which it pula on alt, Rush Haihonah bears no ralatlon to natur* nor to any historle •vent In the Jewish past. I t W the Jewish New Year, hut In c o n tra * w ith the New Year o f other peo­ ples, It U greeted not w ith noise, but w ith a serious and eontrita h ta ri. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 19, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/449f79280ef5483f84c376192e3aaa65.pdf cb900f0450e601593ffdfcd9065324f8 PDF Text Text • * •u » THE BANfORD HERALD ' Fax* g Wednesday, Hepi. 17. IDS! Durocher Takes Long Shot On Stanley Woodward Predicts FSU To Young Pitcher, Loses Game Win 4 1952 Tilts X5iSil'£mXil~ \ \ alio'ptffi In 9 To 0 Victory For Chicug-o Cubs; Dodgers Win 4 To 2 UnlyjrxM/ By JOE HKIC'III.FH AP Hporta Writer 'I juat gambled and luxl, tliut'x all.’ The quotes are those1 of Manager Leo Durocher, who yexterday a* founded the cx|A>r1i. funs, upposi Uoa and hla own playerx by pin­ ning the New York G lints’ pen ta n t hopes on the shoulders of u pUchlng neophlte who had never hurled an Inning of big league ball. The youngster Is 25 year-old Jack Hanbm an, ■ funner first base flop who turned to minor league pitching last spring and wax (Hants day be brought up to the Glai fo re'y s te rd a y after a 7 7 record I with Minneapolis of the American Association Harahman walked to tho mound under hla own |>ower but collapsed quickly and the Chicago Cubs, be bind Warren Marker, brecu-d to • ' i o victory The defeat wux the more biller because It was fnl lowed by Brooklyn's 4 2 trluuiuh over Pittsburgh that boosted the Dodgers' National league lead Over the Giants to four games with only 10 to go for each side ! ,'rI bad to go with llarshinaii Who t i l t did I have? The others kre all overworked," Durocher Harahman couldn't escape uu In olpg without being scored upon aruf was derrlcked In the third Inning, which ended with Hie Cubs enjoying a 00 lead. - The (Hint players, who raised tbelr eyebrows questioiilngly wlu-o they learned of Durocher * plans, didn't help the cause much, either, by aklng out a meager three widely scattered hlti off the Cub knuckle bailer. 'Heartened by the Giants’ loss, the Brooks stepped out III Hie eve and knocked eked off the Pirates the help of home runs liy Hodges and Duke Bidder Gil hammered hla 12nd off loser Murry . ckaraon. Snider hit his 20th of the pic.................................... year In the fourth. . took a alerting relief Job by Hughes and another by J u t’Black to prsaerve the brooks' Mad. Hughes, recently brought up from Montreal, relieved starter Billy Loea with the bases loaded and nobody out In the fourth und retired the Pirates without iit-rmlt ting a Buja .finally scored nil tho ... righthander In the ninth twu on and the lying runs (be bases whan Black sauntered and fanned Prank Tlioinu* for i third out. levaland remained Mtationary In pursuit of the American League leading Nsw York Yankees despite (hair lo Inning 4 3 triumph over the Washington Senators. TiltYankee* malntolned (heir 2d game margin—with to to go—when rookie southpaw Bill Miller twirled u three hH 7-0 shutout over the lieirolt Ttgars. Joe Collins and Hank Bauer for their .i ' Granano Is- ore Vanderbilt Plays Georgia Saturday I He Wfll Win 10 IdRugged Opening Game Of Season Round Go Tonite Big Television AudExpected To bee D oV ey S lttlT l By The Associated Press trying it pick up galne the bard Thera once was a time when way. the elite of Southeastern Confer­ Cosch Bob Woodruif said bey ence, football—such as Vanderbilt hopes to use two offensive and twdi and Georgia—leisurely opened defensive teams as units against their re.«OM .m aulingsuch in n o c e n t m - r r s . M i*xtii!«ip|*i i.i k t s on M e m p h is berland, Tennessee Tech. Union. State Friday mitlit hi Memphis. Tho tour remaining SEC teams Bethel, Murray Stale, Firman and will be idle tills week-end except Oglethorpe. These days Ihe opposition on for practice. opening day is entirely different For example Vsndy meets Geor Small fry often en|oy raisins gla Saturday In Nashville fi.lit>.l l<> thi-ir cereal; they like Why has the custom on openiiii’ l.idm n sugar igar on the cereal snmesomeday changed? Money is Hie prm times, too,», ax u change from whitSMk clpal answer Where 2U.0UU ot 26, 000 will pay *3 00 to stt ami watch Georgia, only 3,000 to 7.600 would COLKMAN'S bother watching Vandy kick little IIAKIJKK S im i* Bethel out of the park. AT For two of the few remaining days before his team takes on STATE FAHMKKS MARKET slightly favored Georgia, Coach NOW OPEN Bill Edwards of Vsndy ordered a slowing down tn practice. During t iwo-lour drill Tuesday Edwards noted the Commodore* hail "sud denly lost much of our team speed I'm hoping the boys will Ixmme back with lighter practice '' Bad news reached Georgia with word that Charley Madison had sprained an ankle He ioiiied Ho other ranking right half. Lauren Hargrove, on the Injury list They may see limited duly against Vandy. Two other teams facing rough opposition Saturday—Kentucky and LSU—worked hard on passing game*. Kentucky sharpened op tor VIII Ulanova, opponent in Hie night ope ner in Lexington, end LSU f<nr Texes, a night opponent in Hulun Kntubliaheri ID yearn In Rouge. Georgia Tech meets the Citadel Orlando. Resident office— Saturday In Atlanta In Ihe weak I lift Conway Road. est opener for Ihe top rated En gineers since 1941 when Chatta nooga was the foe Neither Florida nor Alalia ma should b e poshed too hard by Mel son and Mississippi Southern Fiur Ida prepared for the Hatters from DeLand by polishing Ihe payoff 4Hell fk Co., punch—working on k-utninK wiiui to do when the goal line Is near 19 S. Court Street, Orlando Buford Long, Papa Hall uml Mike Karaphlllii punched Inin the line moit chnllenglng pigskin pro­ gram ever—are rated pre-sea­ son favorites In four of their 10 CHICAGO OR - With a welter­ games, according to Stanley weight title abot already promised, Woodward’s 1052 football annual scholarly Chuck Davey will only risk getting hla feelings hurt and now on (be newsstands. A nationally-known sports hla undefeated ring record ahat columnist and presently sports tered tonight agalnit rough and editor uf (he Miami Daily News, ready Rocky Grailano, ex middle Woodward sees the Hemlnules weight champion. Keger to prove be Is not over ss sn even elude* In three runtests snd the underdog In an­ the hill, the 30-yesr-old Grailano ■ayi confidently that he will win other trio. With a 0.1-man squad long on the scheduled 10 rounder tn Chi­ freshman and short on game ex- cago Stadium with ■ knockout. prelence, Head Coach Don Vel- Sharpies will lay 9 lo 5 odds that ler’s aggregation will enter the he's right. Davey holder of ■ Michigan Louisiana Teeh, Stetson, Furman and Woofford game* as the fav­ State masters degreeln education thinks bis speed and unorthodox orite. Woodward predicts. yla wtU keep keei C the Seminole* will be the southpaw style underdog when they engage combing nothing but air. A ringside crowd of about 12 ,000, V I r x I n la Military (M thate, North Carolina State and Geer- contributing to an estimated gate North Carolina State and of $66,000 to $73,000 and a nation­ Georgia Teeh, the magaalne wide television audience ere likely ■ay*. Woodward forecast* the to see somsthlng like this: l.oulavllle, Mississippi South­ Grailano, expected by fight time ern *ml Tampa outlnga aa toe*- of 9 p. m. EST to outweigh his lips. opponent 162 pounds to 149, trying Here’s how the national publi­ to use this advantage In bull-like cation suuimerite* tha Seminole rushes, maintaining Incessant pres­ outlook: sure for the only logic he knows, “Florida SliMe reckons Its 1962 complete annihilation. chances will depend largely on Davey, 26, feinting him off bal­ incoming freshmen material of ance, timing hla blows to meet last rrporta. This Tallahassee In­ him coming In and then dancing stitution must he considered a back In his perpetual jogging mo­ dnrkhorse In Dixie. Outstanding tion. vrtemu .players are: Curt ------------- —Cam jipDavey, In his brief spectacular bell, an end who plays both of­ career, has won 34 fights, had two fensive and defensive; Nelson draws and has never been off his Italiano, a bark who does the feet. He has used systematic ■nine; and two offensive men: punches, instead of one big one, Ruy Thompson, a back, and 8teve to keep 23 of hla foes from going Kslenlch, center. the route. “Campbell la Ihe team'a outThe home run punch Is Gratlstanding player," Ihe maga- ano's trademark. He will absorb sine continues, “ lie works the ■ lot of punishment, like he did end while on the offense and In three brutal scraps with Tony switches to halfback on the de­ Zale, to get hla one big punch fense." across. The Tribe opens Its campaign against the laiulxlana Tech Bull­ NO PRO BALL dogs of Kuston here September WICHITA, Kan. urv-The 17th an­ 27. The Super Shoe Service will nual Florida Non • Professional lie open for liuxinrs* at ID) State Baseball Championship for South Park in the near fu­ 1933 will be held In North Miami ture. We will have one of starting July 13, the National Base­ the most modern uml up-toball Congress announced today. d it I e *hiH< repair u n d II B. Levins, North Miami, was Irathcr good* shops In Flor­ named Florida state commission­ 4- " ida. er to supervise the event. The Florida state champions will qual­ Our service will be reliable, ify directly Into the national tour­ economical and fait. Whlle0AINKSVILLK (4V-The Floelda nament In Wichita, starting Aug. U-Walt If deaired. Gitora took Uiotr fln t look of the seifun at night football Tuesday 1 North Miami Police Is the 1931 I "X , when Coach Bob Woodruff brought Florida state champion team. shoe amt leather gooda then) together under the area In pairing: — Ul for * the Saturday - night preparation Im lulling: scrap with Stetson. With Rick Cassres, Buford Long, Invisible reeollitf — orthopedic ......................... . ...... refiniahinx ..... .... work — dyeing and DR. C. L. PERSONS J. (P aps) Hall and Mike Kara—•hoe lengthening ng and wideningwidening—culling out toe* and htele— imilla running lu a tentative OPTOMETRIST ■ippev repairing and replacing—luggage repairing Irit string backfleld, the Gatore BYES EXAMINED , worked on punting, paulng, kick­ GLASSES FITTED off* and defcnie against kickoffs. Woodruff I* still searching fran­ Phone 9162 111 Heath Palmetto Avenue tically for offensive end defensive ends to relieve the critical Rank situation brought on by Injurlea. George Sarrl*. a sophomore from St. Augustine, Is getting a good trill at one of the defensive wings •ml furmer Tackle Curtis King 1 s working on defense. "With only a couple of days to go," Woodruff aald, "we still ha« a great deal of polishing to do before we will lie ready to open the eeeson. Our quarterbacks are not handling the ball as wall aa we expected after two weeki work and thing* Juat keep looking a little ragged In general. The tentative offenalve line at the night practice found Len Balaa and Jack O'Brien at enda, Claude When your job has you David and DeWayne Douglas at tacklea, John Hancock and Sonny hedged in, pauae and enjoy May at guard* and Joe Wright at the middle. Stan C om stock MUTUAL FUNDS Channel hu-n caught Sunday afternoon rloao to the Coast Guard Station at New Smyrna Reach by n group of local sport-toco. I,eft to right: II. I.. " Hlmily" Beckey, member of the Hanford Kirt De­ partm ent; James V Dunn, Superintendent of Parka and It. I.. "Ilohby" Newman, Jr. of the Hill lm■dement Company. It wu« the first has* fishing experience for "Shorty" Ueckey and he claims to have landed Hie luigcsi of them all. F lu n iin g o H To F la y I I ohI T o M ia m i S o x Wiki le h; H6 77 7« 71 74 68 49 New York Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia Boston Washington St l.ools Detroit National la-ague Ul Brooklyn H7 New York HI St lands 79 Philadelphia 73 Chicago Ul Clnclimutl 6.1 lloslon Plllxlnirgli to Lost Pel. 57 cat 69 71 70 72 hi: 95 63 57 61 65 74 HI H2 IUM KLSUI.TH 604 raw 527 517 514 507 4U3 340 632 604 379 fix 497 411 434 270 National League Chicago 0 New York o llriaiklvil 4 Pittsburgh 2 SI lands H-5 lloslon l) I I'ldludelpldu I C'lncinnutl 2 Ameilrnti l.fugiiiNew York 7 Detroit 0 Cleveland 4 Washington 3 1to to idngx) Boston It St lauds 7 Philadelphia 2 1 Chicago 1 7 Florida liitrriiallaiial League Playoffs ktluinl 5 Mluml lleuch 4 (Series lied. I ll TODAY'S GA3IF.H American League New York at Detroll Washington at Cleveland Boston ul St Units Only guineH |WU9*VMI liu ni aauk tutI m uievva. National League M and 5-1. The Hedblrda atnaahed Chicago at New York (lx homora, two by Solly llemua aa Btu Miller and Harry Urccheen C'lncinnutl at Philadelphia (night) were credited with victories over Only guinea Warren Spahn and Krnle Johnann. jlobln Roberta becamo the first National League pitcher aince ttuu to reach IS vlctorlea when he tty GAYI.K TALBOT pitched the Philadelphia Phllllea to OltOSHINOKIt, N. Y. un-Chura 4-1 triumph over tho Cincinnati llu (lolmun, tho gnome llku llllle I*Chicago's Wlillo Box protected mull wlio Iriilne Rocky Mnrcluno, UMir third placo poaltlon In the wua holding forth on hla fuvorlte can League, dividing a dou- topic while Ihu heuvywelght chal­ der with the Philadelphia lenger look u sound iiflernoon Dave Phllley'a homer and snooze in the room uliove. Byrd'a aeven hit pitching "lie not only wu» crude when won tho openar for the A'a, An I first now him In IUIH." lloldmnn U-hlt attack halpod the Sox lake recalled, "lint he alio wua about the nightcap, 7-1. (lie rawest fighter I ever bud laid Rookie Jim Dyck blaalud a pair my eye* on. tin wax old to bo homers for the HI. Loula llrowna xtarllng out oil u profexxloual ca­ | It could not overcome ail early reer, too—nearly I t he wua at that N tM -run load piled up by tho Boa- time. ton Rad Box, who won, 11-7, to lake "But I xuw that Hockey could fifth place from tho Senatora. punch mid that lie had a fine body for taking punchea. lie waa an awful alow puncher, though, ami Stetson Frosh about all be had waa a big, looping right. Ilo'u much factor now and Will Action he punchea a lot ahorter, but he (till thruwa the looper now and and il'a all right with me. ID OR—Three freahmen then I told him aa long aa he geta f to ate a lot of action reaulta, lhat’a all 1 want. letaon Hatter* thii aeaion "Wall, what Rocky lackad In exrom their work In pracperl cnee he made up In being co­ uy. tnelskl, tackle fmm Prov- operative. He'a the moat co-opera­ tive fighter 1 ever trained or av«r _ l»th loss. It was Ihu Yankees’ fifth straight win. Mika Garcia kapt tho Indians In the running, spinning a lolillli-i far hla 31st triumph defiat*. The St Loula Cardinal* advanced Within 3W games of the second Sports Roundup E S Three priming if See MIAMI BKACII 14*—The Miami Beach Flamingos, runnersup to tho champion Miami Sun Sox In the Florida International League, returned home today to play host lo the Son Sox In their seven-game playoff final* with the series tied at I t Miami won Tuesday night's game, 3 4, with Ace Billy Harris on the mound at Miami Stadium before 2.639 spectator*. Harris, who won 23 and lost six during the regular season, allowed eight hits and drove home what proved to be the winning run with a single In the sixth The four runs scored off him were Ihe moat he hod given up all season. Miami got eight hits off three Miami Beorh (lingers. Miami Beach nicked up two runs the third on three singles aandsand­ In Ihe wiched around a stolen uaae and u throwing error. Miami caino back In the aljHh, utter the Flamingos had sc o rn another III Ihe top half, exploding lor four rims, sparked by Dick (iruy'x triple Miami lleachx' last run In Hie ninth came on ail error and a pair of singles. The two games played at Mlunit Studlum drew 5,941. Three guinea will he played at Miami Beach, with Ihe filial twu, If nec­ essary, at Miami. (iolfer Filet) Suit AguinDt Zahariaa Voluniu County Kennel Club I.ANT SHIIIIT** HKACI.T* flit sT H A C K — n/ ia ih s Iflr.l H air - iln M .n T h u ,l ns. I lin a g * lla llr S Jo is o 7 N llva r I'u m liv r son S UU I VVumlMn* Oultilrla MU* ll«* kl*l <00 S ll> IJ 71 |»aIII I I I in IMOVII HACK—fl/llllh* Mil* .................. ................ (S . r u a J T lm n XX. I H a ll J Krlaml Krnm 7 llrul IM il ll a llf lluM kl»| 7 on 1.40 « uu S 10 1 00 I 40 Krrn* liahl It* so Til III It HACK—s/ieiks Mile Time, 31.1 I Annul* I 10 I 10 I 10 I Hume Mnrunkey I 10 4.10 7 Meeslil I'esil 1.(0 (Jtilnlela (6-1) psltl I6U.JU. V ol’IITH HACK—n/IS«k* Mile Time i 33.1 t i l l 110 1 (in > urn.mi « uu i io 7 Hes I'sp | h qalnlels il l) pahl m .|o KIFTII HACK—A/ISIk* Mile I Twinkle Jean Tim e, 33.3 5 y * ,,‘ *7 »» 6 10 4 Uu 7 Hlli-k llnl,e 17.40 7 |o * <*ur Jtiry 7 an y u j a l e t * .(.4 7 | p a |( | 11 3 4 Cl XTII HACK—A /llik. Mile Time, .1 1.1 1 Ksser He 4 Kite Him I 4 III 6 I n.I» Vre 1 HI 3 uu ] 411 I.4U 4 |u (Julnleli. 13 1 1 p»l,1 III HO SKI KATII II ACL—A ISIS. Mil# lime, 31.1 * Texas New* |3Iu &lu 4 |u ' ;:» M » r Al 11.01) 1 4 0 e I've llrlahl 7 uu (Jiilnlele 11-4) pul,| |31 41). KHillTII IIACIP-a/iaii,* Mil# I llnw l.litelr IS >U II on 1 JO s Nain-7 l>nvis 1 1 ju 4.40 1 K*a#r Kitae D«'.''l»l* U - 4 ) p a l,| I77.M .XIIATII HAI f —a/ieiks Mile Tlmei 3*. 1 I lllunil* Cheruk II |u 1 uu 4.10 f f/1•£••«„ 14 40 7 00 I Unruly Ksrn i «u Uu In le Is ( 1 6 ) p aid 1 1 as an TKXTII HACK—Hesrk Cw i n . . . __ _ Timet M.I 1 1 Ceasslallssl ■ sir Uuesllun 1 |u 1.00 1 10 7I liarU n i l ^ rm p h l.uo |1 an in WulnUI* li t) paid ||. n . TAMPA m -H abo Zaharlaa and tier husband lluurge are defendon* In a $100,000 ault filed Tueaday by an amateur golfer who rlalm i he wai beat up a! the golf club owned by Mr. and Mri. Zaharlae. T o n a u a rra k a t i i i k * Merlyn L. flabby alleged he wai CIWaT attacked without provocation July iviro Malt li.Hr i)««t.i*> 2o In the dining roort of the Tampa „.VI' P L'?;rlnA, -»"•'• Malle. Mull). dolt and Country Club b / Zaharlaa v . **• Mhw Hlppg, Tawn. t.nna a former wrcatler. Ctabby aald he !•*»« Halt nails na. kL, received Injurlea which will pre­ vent him from fully carrying on hi* Insurance builneea. Marmnnv. Hlr rube!. THinn a * c g -raiarilr Mri. Zaharlaa, golfing atar and aevaral tlmea picked aa Woman .. r Lu*lf°- . <'Hmxon rroxi,' n » i l t a n i b c o m m » n e # r . J u * r ' « i-xl Athlete of the Year, aald (he knew Kbit-W ake, i ir.v . nothing of auch an Incident and Ilurion added: "I only wish we had $100,• .n . ooo.'' Zaharlaa declined comment. T il . 6 8 0 5 Gator** Partake Of First Workout Under The Lights m THE SUPER SHOE SERVICE Have a C o k e... and work refreshed a frosty bottle of Coke. Work refreshed. »m” ,,wg.n,r,r Mluml Will Meet VMI On S ep t 26 iMlly Hand. Tommy J, nomad ...ay^r.r%r:r,,5^ MIAMI ur-^The Unlvtrally of Miami llurrleanea today plaaned a rough workout la preparation for their opening 'gam e against Virginia Military Institute tn the o ."° Orange Bowl Sept. ff. Coach Andy (lustafaon laid the night’* exhibition game with Fort kSHM.wa ded weight to tha defon Rack weigh* about US pltaaed wb Jar- au feoanv o r in i coca-c o u comI ant ay DUD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO, ____________ _______________ O «»»*. t . (V'i KaHa: �i f TOU Do it t THE WEATHER 7 M r B a a fo rd Herald, City im iIt i Delivery, by 7:00 P. M- y U u i call W YELLOW CAB 1414 a n • VOLUME XLIV ^ESSSSSP Lashes Out At Waste In t e d iB tm ib AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 190H SAN FOR». FLORIDA Hsu OHa Eiillrii»iastic \V-o}i?w. ?— *'{rw/i\f»*E?tV*j ^ THURSDAY SEPT. 18, 1952 ^ ( - W l ______ C audls -S ays Tax Case Was Not Pushed AssociiH t*d 1'ri‘HH l.vusiql Wire Ally General Clark I Said To Have Giv­ en Orders To Drop Slated Prosecution By JACK l i t LI. ABOARD EISENHOWER SPEC­ IAL kB—Gen Uwight D. Klsenhow• r asserted today that the Amerl c m t axpayer* money r» gouig *|iown "a crack In th« floor" b caui* ul Truman administration "wait*" in Waibington. Carrying his campaign into iw Utlcally doubtful Iowa, the Ilejiub Itcen presidential nominee told a crowd of 4,000 person* gathered In trout id the Lijvi nporl Com i.mitse that It Is the time tu open up some window* and let the fresh air in our government. Elsenhower said tnat beyond what ha described as "conuption An Washington" is "Inexcusable w aits." lla cited a report of a congreslional committee that five million dollars In Commodity Credit Cor poration tCCC) fundi bad disap pi a red "The secretary of agriculture (Uranium> said that five million dollars waa not very much to In* in a U> billion dollar operation." the Republican nominee remarked adding "He said It could disappear jh ro u g h the cracks ii the floor "Now my old Dutch ancestors never had five million dollars but five cents could never have been last in our house wllhoul someone having to answer for it or go hunt­ ing for It on hands and knees " Elsenhower said five million dollars represent* taxes paid by 3,500 people earning 13.500 a year Elienhuwer said people all ove the country are worried. - "Why should wo be confused’ " ^u* asked. "Why should we be In­ decisive? Wo come back to the proposition that wo must have a change In leadership." He noted that ID Communists had been arrested In the West, observ­ ing that all these years they had ne undetected. For the first time since he has srted campaigning, Elsenhower An .Into threatening weather in lavenport. He spoke In the open r to about 4.000 perkhni massed iJM '-pin ts. la a hell utile.tide through Dav­ enport, Elsenhower w ai greeted by unly a scattering of cltlieni. . Aa his train moved Its whistlestopping way across Iowa toward e major farm speech at Omaha. Neb., tonight, Eisenhower pounded on what no culls the "mess In Washington " b> HARRY P. SNYDER WASHINGTON .B - T l.amar ( audio, under a drumfiie of ques­ tions. told caugi e»»iuiul mvextig* tors today lh*t a prior violation charge and a t2U7,Wji income tax c jir were IniliJtrd against a wealthy lumberman In his home (ohn but never prosecuted. Caudle, dismissed former Justice Department official, said the price case was dropped mi direct order* Hum Tom Clark alter Clark bad ■i conference with Clinic II In*) illorney lor I l Cose. Wades boro, N C . Hie lumberman Ihn. ease was m IV44 At Dial aine Claike now a Supreme Ctuul justice, a n an assisianl atlornev cetirral By ItELMAN MUHIN BRIDGEPORT, Conn CB — Gov EAdlal Stevenson opened his cam ­ paign drive thruugn New England Today with u wry defense of his actum of humor. "A lot of people say I'm not serious enough," the Democratic iresldentlal candidate told u pn Ice-estimated throng of IS.mk) t.i 20,000 persons M the Bridgeport Railroad Station.. "The fact of the m atter la that If 1 were wedded to some uf the folk they are 1 couldn't be very •Abumoroui either." Pegglag his open air talk on economy and corruption in govern­ ment, Stevenson said: "Economy In government isn't something you Juit say you're go­ ing to have, you've got to grind ■t It 94 hour* a day. I've had some experience and I have some ideae about how to bring It to gov­ ernment. "They laugh at me In Springfield «cauae I go around turning off he light!. Well, I'm not aahamed of that." Raferrlng lo charge* of corrup­ tion In government, Stevenson laid: "We ere going to throw the had apples out I.f every level uf gov­ ernm ent." . ' _ . .. Stevenson said that Gen. Dwight (CeMilaaee (la Pew* Wive) [ 4 Warren Odham Hurt • In Auto Accident Thrr« nMnle wee* in lured U*l nUh* whe« a rar dr‘vvn hv War. ran L. Odham, 81,. Miami school ttoehvr and formerly of t*nford. struck a telephone nnle at French Avenue *ed 86th Street. .t Mr. Odham wa* treated for fractured rtbe at the FamaldUuehtnn Memorial Hoanltal and Air Station, suffered minor In,U4 7 : Bauman waa treated for head inluriee a t th* local hoa* pita I while Mr. Harwood received treatment a t the base hospital for minor cuts under the left a m . . Accord i n * to a ptdlee reprt, Mr. Odham *M attem pting a left a if f v m t e .'s a a Nil. 21) Sett Sparkman Wantis Tampans Of Evils Of Voting For A Change $CiOP Candidate Says Ta xpayers’ Mon ey Is Being Drained Thru Crack InFioor f Warm xnd partly cloudy through Fii J i i P tsU U r M i i t . i . J show- Sparkman Charms The Ladies R e p u h i leans A c c u s e d O f A lw a y s M u ffin g : G h a n c es 'l’o R e O f H e lp T o T h e P e o p le Hv tit N M : r r i i r i . o u it TAMPA (* Sen Intoi J Spark I tn.itl (old a Mlithunu-il i n , wit today il wimtit gel hurt < li.iugcil if It heeded the It, publican . i v of " H e Heed a change lb. (all . o i l s bailed M, illiHTatu v ice piesuli utial n.oninee said (lie l le p a b lic m s liave Ii nl chances In lielji lin- u..Il,in t.-l.a e Ind have m ulled tie-in A m o n g in , iip p o ttu ru tic th e K el aUlli .in- bkd i I Sp aikm .m , was lo et up ., two p.iitv |n,|itu al »yslent m It;........... ... nnl Hoe), iiiiw a senator, was Norm I w i -b the) would .1,, -uuu-lliltlg i aroluia Democratic naiion.il com mil cum e down l., i*- su , ,- .uiuitt Overflowing onto the lops of nearby huildllifx an d signs, ti vast crowd .slimmed tit tit,1100 (arsons Miitteetiijii and had just won Ids a l up .1 leal Iw u p aitv s v uIi*III listen* to an addles* by Republiciiii I'rtsldt’iilial cu ml Ida'r Gen- Dwight D Eisenhower (arrow I from p a rt)’* uuminatloii to Hie Senate in llie Snlllll i audit- was the ills I net C S the vt*p* of the Town Hall in Houlil lb-ltd. Ind. Eixr nlluWei iiittfU .il Gov Ad In i Stevenson's fumpalgtl Sp arkman spokt h e ie alter air humor, ill his addreii, asking: "I * it amusing that we hate stumbled Hilo * wai in Korea, that we 1.illorney -tnp- at J.ick'i-tii die and Miami the income las mailer came have already lust III casualties 1W.OOO of uur Americans killed mid wotidrd " ( Interiiutiuual Kodlulib- left iniiuediatelv fm 1 atlatiavalone, (our years laler in 1948 photo) u e >lark then was attorney general lie . lim e .*n, ,d llu- li.-tiesi days * audit* had come lo Wasliiugioii ul llu- nt. ml It tu m ake In. speech as one of Clark’s axxixlaid* and ■I Inch limii' mi llu- i 'miltiiiiuse headed llie Tax Division ....... II- !'"k" * . : : ..... ,n t t'amllr s a i d IIts- Hill can of in i al - w Iuc11 penpl, ivmdeit to SHORTLY a ifO K I he addressed Un* 1‘irss ('lot* lo Waslditxlun, Sell. irinal He vemurecoin mi-nded -l.md ill sliadv -put Police estlJohn Sparkman, Deoux-r-itlc Vic- rn-ildi-iill.il iiumlnee, wins laugh* prosecution of an income lax case in.ilcd a , taiwil ,d allliml 1,200 from Mrs. Ilsrry Tin m an and M in e Sauer (ngiitl. picsldrnl of tu,, against Co.xe and forwarded it to tie,,id Stiarkmnp Wuineu’s National Pie,-. 1‘lult In Ini qieccli the Alati.iiii.i Senator the Justice Department for action SpalWlliaii la mini sled the Iti'pilbaccused Gelt. Eisruliuwei ol li..i,du,g o v u In. 'w i n d 1 to Sen, T .11 Caudle said lie did nut know the in an I’u it , m .a-iict.,1 and the Huth amount Involved but Itoberl Col­ i »iii,:resi wlncli was ."IIIiidled by lier. counsel id Hie House Judiciary II. e l.lll* ' oininitlee. nut in Dial It totaled II ludiem e , a e n n l e v er y lim e S.-JT WI lur five years III ..ml We iii betle* "If now" "I disqualified myself Iroin the I i a p|ii'.l llu- llepiilibi.iiis to' case." Caudle said making piuin i-, . and lint being It was brought oul that (use aide to iullill them wjs never prosecuted bill the com 1 lien ta m in g ,<■ tin* GDI* uratiTALI.AHA.HSKK -B The Tentative estimates on th<- CRv i , . Cablntt ,, , , millee passed on to other mallei s deutiul miiumei Mwigld I) Klsenh-idiret for the rotnlng V'*«r. now made tJ.D.txjO available to finish »iih„ui digging into Just how iluliowt-i Spat km an quipped t tilt being complied bv City M anner a remiHlellng job oil the Capitol lilM! was handled and what was ’ w e've lii.il not inn.: nltl of flu* g e n ­ today alter lakiiq* a committee t)l(, dispolltlnil Tom Lemon, Indicate an Iner****** eral e x cept Ri'iirrolirations M a y ­ In the new operolinv budget of rtpof alale legislators -m a lour of L-,ul|m M|d dial as the district be a general might to general l ie , proxlmntelv $((8 744 i>*er lust lie most crowded office* In the jtiomey did not think the fads espeeially a live .tar g e n e r a l " venr he stated this morning. buuillng )|,e in-iee case warranted Its Sparkm an w as Inti n d u c ed by With th* new liberating budr-t The lut.il for the remodeling now- going to a grand Jury. former Hep ,1 ilu iilm I’e t e r v m , r-silmaled at *440 000 ami the stands ul tOOHA'iO The IUM Legia However, atlorneys for the Him I akeltiu . lia.y McCarty) DemoCltv'* iticunte fur the year put at lature appropriated IHifl.ooo ,and Ufflc# of Price Adnilnistrullon . . . ,’atic iiomlm-t; for gnvei-tnr, Sent $413,8H2. effort* will be made t.i the 'InUrtiul luiproveiuvtil f imd^iielietyd ••they had a strong ease" TAM.AIIAH!%K B The stalu parr down the present budget o»DETROIT ,r A two mill,mi dol tin* Ahbtintlun a lelegraliy v e ’cuill previously ndvanced $2.11,000 fnr a charge uf price violation, lie uuilllur’s ufflce tnilny cntli'l/ed llie lar mail Iraud m i,livin g tin- laki-il nil! lit in I-* I lurid i and wish ing tlinat# to fit within the Income, aid The work Includes linpraveinenis Pierce I'm l Aullmrily for ex sale uf al le a d one luxuiy iiiudel him i l l n e s s m bis pollteal lour he declared. Clark first ordered him to press Ft to House and Senuli* quarters mid III Maim la-t HI,’til Sell Spark petite accounts which ran as high >'-il In a jijrk bell, Ii Imiiii i The Ditv Commission, Mmnlnv tincase. Caudle related Henry F. Illchtrr, Jr., sun of Mr to parts of the attorney general s its lli'.'i .'0J Ini line in m bir one day i tiarged I*. Iwn Mu IiIk.im rueti night, decided to let the present mall e xplain ed to .’ am person* in lie laid Inadvised ( use’s luoili­ and Mr*. Henry F. Itlehter, .Han office, exteiisinn of air eonditioi. In* rate remain for the coming A Stmlli II,-ml lud iiiluiin.liil. II.i , (tout T ii k \ hIit nt mm Dial I he auditor wlm I'lieeked Hovear, 0 mill* Tor deM service olid ford, lin* been commissioned u illg ami reliiodeled pre-s quailci- er lli.it he bail been older oil In liuuniN :»l ) t)llliU (nil'll (| Id ill |uir< Iwm* filnmer 1 Ulll|l.ll|> N.i 'll. |{4*|( iiiiii .nt present the case In .i grand jury (|„ v Warren told the legislmm • H.4 mill* for oncriiling expensv*. second lieutenant, irrllllery, aflei i ni'w r» In 1 .il an i ailed Gl'll lo se retained lluey. who tele iili'tililled iiif iii tun jih ^v*un$: fir 1ii)ii.i l Mm mull ' >1 |i |s Mi .1 lu 1 .tit completing 22 week* of truimng lit that after the tone there "nuilit n total of 17.4 mill*. felt Itiut Hh'\ «$'>»• rnmi.'.l to In 1 llu* vn Mm ul tin1 ill pliuned him and said be would Including debt service. On- total the Antiaircraft Artillery llffb 'c t,e some eullalerul mailers beit.-i 1Ii, ■ I eat silt \ »' i Ii *fMi 11»' the extra nj in |>rttwattain m hi* l«*J 4't M"lit*til*” City Budget Is Estimated As Up By About $68,000 Lt. Richter Commission Decides To Leave Tax Rate At Previous Millnjye Cabinet Decides To Finish Work On State Capitol $237,000 Made Avail On Job Estimated At O v er $(500,00 Port Authority Big Mail Fraud For Fort Pierce Involving Aulo Rapped For Costs Concern Told Expense Accounts Of!Luxury Model l ’nr Is One Man Reported Sold Ti) I’aiix 1tench At $125 Per Day Rum In Gyp Game Sanford bit (if el *et last year win Cr.in.ci75. according to H. N. S u r­ er. city clerk. The commission, which met Tuesday night to work a* an ■-■luallsatlon board, will meet again next Monday night, and it i* Imped that wurk on the budget will be renewed, *a!d Mr. Lemon. He added that ha will release fig­ ure* fur publication, following Commission approval. Commissioner Andrew Carrsway, who's# three year term ex­ pires on Jan. 1, appear* tu he “still on ths fence’’, ami ha* not Indicated yet, whether or not he will run again. Mr. Carraway last year declined to run fur mayor again. Oct. 16 la the last day that can­ didates may ijualifv tu run for this office, said Mr. Hayer. Vot­ ing will lake place on Nov. 4, the date of state and national elec­ tion*. Meanwhile, the books are *t!ll open for registration of new vot­ ers at the City Hall ami will re­ main open until Oct. 24, he de* elated. Mr. Saver said that he wi*he<l to clarify the fact that no re­ registering ia required of those who qualified to vole within the ICaailaeed i-*ae Five) No Left Turns On Flrit Street Allowed No left turns at First Street and Park Avenue will h* allowed on anv day of the week, sta rt­ ing Saturday, wh*n signs will be put up to that effect it wee deelded by the City Commission Mondey night, said City Manager Tom Lemon. The City will continue Ita rule there aI«o of no right turns on the red tight, he added. Commiaaloner John Wader this morning declared that the exper­ iment or allowing no turns at e l on Botuiiteya at the intensei on, in an effort to solve traffie tle-upe and congestion had been abandoned for the time helng. Police, he oold, reported that the rule worked out very well during morning hour* when traf­ fic on the two streets was heavr, but waa not practical when there ware fewer cars later on In the day , it that the pror the experimental fort to solve traffic duration during will be levied seek a cimfercliee with Clark Candiilate School lit Fort lllis*, uiulerslmi.l " of oifliili'fl rmii'iiHi* Us Anil a few days later, Caudle form Tex. Following hi* grudimtion However, no direct refereu. e lur (tie (1 fin* Initil 111 it**l1111, .ivyoy said, orders In drop the case came from the Ufflccr Candidate School, I directly from Clark by leteplniue Hum home Oil tile bu,lilt's III l.t. Itlehter w«* assigned to the »*“' 27th AAA AW Battery, Fort HenHouse lentocral* at a caucus "They cnnellldi-d the facts of the “|.... lust week ill vvtileh Itiey protest,-<i Tin* auditor said lie pointed nut case were not sufficient lo present Dinar, Ga. any new state eiinstriK-ilon m Tal to a grand jury," Caudle said expense am omits "are reimlmrvi* Inhasire—except fur the Capitu! "Did you object '" asked Com mt-nls lur ucluul casll expended remodeling—until faeillllex at itjt. miltcc Counsel Itoberl A Collier un official b u s i n e s s and llial elaiius Institutions an- improved "I did llol." leplli-d Caudle He In excess uf such expenditures ale The stale ul present Is acquit adder! then dial be reached Ho* crrmicuus " lug laud tor a 3*s million dollar same conclusion himself nlthnii|*li lie added uiily une v.imliet paid off leu building to be erected a UI’A alloriieys "believed lliey bail by the board "bad us mm h ax a block east of the Capitol. Mu- a strong ease against Mr Cuxe " tuitcl receipt attached a s evidenee building would provide more work Clark later became attorney gen ' of the claim even though such le Cant. David lla* -liel, eoniT’iatv’- log space fur state employes It era! mid bruugbt Caudle to Wash relpti ale gtv en by liuli-ls an a »r of Sstiford's Nnllnnal Guard would be financed by a lung term ingtou as one of Ills assistant at matter uf course " unit, reviewed t^e achievement* loan repaid uqt of rentals paid bv torney* general The uudltur aim was entlcul uf of Company I during the past stale agencies occupying It. Last November, President Trn both the purl authority ami Hit* two year* whll” several of hi* The governor told the rnnirmt man lired Caudle mi ground* hi* board uf eoininixxlmiers of tin* St staff member* demonstrated var lee “ frightfully overcrowded" stall- uulsldc uellvltles were incompali I. licit* ('minty Sanitary District for b’lis rifle wrupun* nt the Junior offices are a "peril to cfflrh-nrs ble with Ills olfleal duties allow ing eadi member In charge Chamber of Commerce inerting ul and u menace tu human hcallh J Howard McGrath, former at 7(-t eenl* a mile for tn p i till of the Yacht Club tpduy. He asked the lawmakers to k n i torliey general who was lunsclf final business even though the A fascinated audience lingered that In mind "and give it lb< ousted from die Truman nduilnis group traveled in one cal beyond the 1:00 o’clock deadline weight If* entitled lo receive " tratlun last May, told the House A port uullionty Imard iiiemher this afternoon tu see and listen to The lawmakers gave the Cabinet group Wednesday that Caudle was told tin* uudltur llie individual the detail* of the arm* demonstra­ Informal a ssu m in ' the money ad "wrongly treated " mileage charge "lias been the mix tion. After the luncheon, Jaycee vanced by the trustees of the In loin " president Douglas Rtrnstrom In­ terns I Improvement Fund fnr i!uItie auditor alio -oinplallii-d troduced Capt, (Satchel, who brief­ rcmodftlng lob would he paid hui k PoHt Office FlattB To bulb buuril* tmuglit liuwers for in ly outlined Hanford’s position a* with a aperlal rial appropriation when Fnlarjce FucilitioH tllvidiinls wllli public money "al a rifle rumpany In the Third hat- the Legislature meets in April tliougli llils Is i personal and not talloh. The I'uit Office Is seeking addi­ a public expense " "I am quite proud of our Comtional space preparatory to Un­ As an example id |mrl authority unv and It* achievements since expected rush un local facllltlvs hy expend* stutumeiits, tin* auditor first joined In November Ittl'J," Mutiuger Attendn malHrs of Christmas packuges, ac­ eiletl u claim liy -I II Brewer he asserted, “alnc* then the Cum to an announcement today for $123 5*1 for u one day trip lo Aviation Dlvinion cording panv bus grown from only one Jacksonville Tin* figure imludetl by I’ustm aiter Joel .H. Field. officer and 62 men to four offi­ "Bills will be received until 6:00 $.17 50 fur mileage, $13 for hotel cers and HO men." Chamber of Commerro Manse* > p.rn. Hept. :iu by the post Office bill, $22 50 fur me a I-i ami 1.10 30 At Hie summer ramp In 1061, Forrest Hrerkenrldge, Mumlm. Company I tupped llie 121 Regi­ flew to Miami with Max Massrv. Department," he said, "tu furnish under llie heading of "oilier " ment and 'he Mst Division rifle New Hmvrmi, In tha latter's plur.- additional space for the me ul the H/ewer’s turm on tin* Imurd emled n. t, $051. marksmenshlp competition to win (o attend n meeting uf the Avia­ Hanfurd post Office fur handling J . In cuutrasl was a claim for the Htata National Guard trophy. tion Division of tha Florida Clihii U. H, mall during the coming Further statistical investigation her of Commerce of which Ih'v Christmas period, Dec. ill to 22, $55 50 hy Lane II Jeunltigx of (he both dales Inclusive. Imard for u three-olay trip to Jack proved that Company I's firing re­ are mem hers. of splice necessary will xolivllle Hu cluimcd $17 50 for cord surpassed every unit In the Mr. Masiuy Is manager of ib- be"Amount at least 1.0(H) square feet and mlleuge. $lo fur liutcl hill ami $6 Third Army district, consisting uf First Federal Finance and I.' jsh bid furm* may b* obtained from for muals five states In thv suutheast. Co., and chairman of tha Ni» the office of the postmaster." Tli* auditor said sumc of the The belated discovery enabled Hmvrna Chamber of Commcri* The use of additional space ha* sanitary district's "claims for ho­ Company I to cop the highly covet­ Aviation Committee. been necessary the past eight tels, meals anil Incidentals ap­ ed General I’trahlng National O. E. Weaver, area director Guard plaque for marksmanship. of the Civil Defense Council, c<>"- yeari, he said, to handle the extra peared high and quite oflcn dif­ volume of package* during th* ferent travel vouchers fur (he Capt. Oatehsi proudly showed the ferred yesterday with Mr. Hr*same trip lacked consistency " sliver plaque to tha Jaycees. A kenrldgc, who haads tha Civil Ai> Yule Season. Information concerning mailing golden trophy for tha "highest de- Patrol In 10 counllea of Centiul However, he had a good word dates for overseas Christina* pack­ to say about financial records of grea of, merit In the Regiment" Florida, concerning the eat up ages will be given by Mr. Klald at waa also displayed by Capt. Ga- of the new around Observer both the port aulhoritv and the tchel fpr tha Company’s work at Corps of Samliiute County. Mi a later time. sanitary district, describing them the annual summer camp. as "generally accurate and well Weaver announced that five *„ . MtUKATH'8 HOME "Wa had a 100 percent of our pervlsori will ba named In th* PALM BEACH UB-A $50,000 kept." unit a t tha camp this year," county for the program by Friday. oceanfrunt home recently pur In a separate audit, he praised Gatchtl declared. Kt. Lurie County Tax Collector chased hy former Atty.-Oen. J. SgL 1 /e Richard A. Frank, Jr., Howard McGrath wjia badly dam­ Curtis M. James for "excellent" tha bait individual marksman on aged by fire Wednesday ■■ it waa records and noted his percentage CUNVKTION UPHELD tha Company's winning unit In to tax collections was high. being prepared for occupancy. 1061, described tha use uf tha carWA4HINNOTON Ut—Th* perjury The three-atory shingled frame ICssllswS Om Fan* riv al conviction of Harold R. Chrlstoffcl, house hid the roof burned and ona-tlme Milwaukee union leader, water seeped through to to* lin t 1NGLKHH IHEH STOVE EXPLODED waa again UDheid today by the floor. Jack fngleta of Palatku, former­ An aaplodlnir cook itovo earned U. 8. Court oi Appaala, ly of Sanford, died on Wednesday a alight amount of damage yester­ Chrlstoffel. former head of a UNLAWFULLY HELD night In I'aletka, Funeral ser­ day to the home of Mattie Barns*, UAW-CIO local of tbo AUle ChxlTAMPA (iB—A patient at the vices will be held on Sunday at lotrt Lost Ninth Street. Firemen mare plant In Milwaukee, wee con­ Southwest Florida Tuberculosis 2:10 p.m. at the Davla Funeral answered the alarm at «:I6 p.m., victed of perjury because ha told Hospital here daim a he la being Home in Palatka. Mr*. Ingles* la and autekly bad the fira under a congressional committee in 1947 unlawfully held. But th* auperin- the former Lucy Petere of San­ control. be bad never been a Communist tendent denies It. ford. Achievements Ot* Company “I” Are Told To Jaycees f n. * I'.nVt i rilJh i t Inuiitht tin miltl It .It'll 4licit a;* Wi'iitu Mill \ 1 .ftiNt'iih , Mdill M»ll fin m *i 1'*>111l;«i' i MIi h i In .tin R iimoagi-i for tin- film ami Fn-d V llul/hungh. >o miic I iii ii - Mt licIHI-ll-. Mil'll .nit.i ill-dim llol/hatigli dt'iiiamlcd examm.i lion wlu'ii urraigitml m l S Mix Iiii I ( mill and w.i- lirld m >- >*«• Imnd III-, examination wax -.ct u.i Met i, Tlie d lx tiiit .itl.il ney'x ulln ,xalit Maillxoti wax expected In xm r e m h -i I ihI uv i Mid- 1 (Atilt-'It t Ileal K,. 'll VVti-It llu lint 1 Ir*h i M l In .1 I III- ($ . ' .................. Mil m in i 4t il1.. andii-utfe. a ->l llu- hall )> l» l .in i eiuler III * i ii'ilm 11mu Vi,i 1'ilUa I 11 * $ WaicliousiinoiiAre (given Yardstick On I low To Vote M i NSnWli.1.1- e Smdheasl- Federal rnen xald Unit over a .-in w,iM-tmu.i*ruc*i mcciitiu In*re liid.iy were ulvcii i v.udxtick hy petu-d from July ituti, until tut, l!)52 tile ptirehaxex ul littmliedi ul wlm it 0 - nil'll -iiii - i i *irid o Ia ti* fur mm exixli'llt uiltoiiuil.des were fi jiiilitl. uifiic William I1’ li.l.ti I ail.di.ixxee named by M.idlxoll ami ll"l/luill|'li 1 1 «. n I Im iri l Oi, l ‘ . | , I ' l i r , i-xiiillivi v n - pii-.iili-lll ul tin* V un i.ii.-d tin' 11xti u-x ..I I'tui tda. I,till tin* SunllUM-tri II Wal I'liotlxe out M.ixi-i . \ "i o i l luti tbe ideal | mail - Imiild lu' uue w !m ' Hetieve. mi i i iiouiov it. cuV' iu Slate’s Election ( ode Is Attacked Hy Jax Attorney J A I K S O N V I U . K t.B F li ir iilii 'i e le e tm n cm le lx u n d e r a tta c k a . " p o litic a l x la v e la w . fu ix lc d nil i l , try tile P.I5I S tate l.e g lx la liir e " \V V (a lte r J a e k x o n v ille at to rn ey tl.'.ed lliu t dexi rlp tln n ir u rg u m e n tx b e fo re C lr e iilt Ju d g e C la u d " O g ilv h - W e d n e s d a y lie uxked llu* ludge In " i t r i k e a lilow fn r lib e r ly " by ile i la rin g ntu'o tixfi t tit tun ii I p a rts uf tin* e le c tio n emit* <'o i l e r ('u n ten d ed tile L e g is la tu re e x c e e d e d ttx jm w e r w h e n it de c re e d tlia l a c tia llc n e g il p r im a r y v u te r s w r n r In* s u p p o rte d a in a lu r itv of liix p a r ty ‘s m u ll lu r e . In H ie la s t g e n e ra l e le c tio n T in * al to rn e y ulxu o b je c te d lo th e se ctio n p re v e n tin g a v u te r (ru m c h u n g lm : llis p a r ly u ffllla tm n b e tw e e n a p ri m iir y am i g e n e ra l e le c tio n llo w u r d S. H a lle y o f th e s ta te a tto rn e y g e n e ra l's o ffic e d e fe n d e d th e e le c tio n code a m i sa id lilt* d ia l le n g ed sections w e re w r itte n in to it tu p re s e rv e p a r ty lin e s " I f th es e sections a r e knockeo u l. llu* p a rty s y s te m in F lo r id a is s h o t." it alley sa id J u d g e O g llv li* took H ie m u tte r u n d e r c o n x id e ra tiu n iiii-nt n|ier.iimux .upptu tx a muml fiscal 11.itlyv and an mdi-pemleid Icdcr il revet vi* lyxli-tu figlitx ail kimlx uf xmiallxiti, xiqiputlx Hu* Tuft Hartley Law. aitii ii-iectx Hu* FEI'C " lie ui ged everyone to Vole xav m g ".'ini i.ill. hi ui v'oiniimiil.m. as you m,iv call it w.i. i-xi.iblixiird m Uiiixia ami Italy witli bullet'1 ami m Knglaiid wttii Imllolx If vye mi- tint careful vve ni.iy gef llu* full dose In America, through lack ul liallot.x " He xald tin* pri'M’id Wii.lmigfim ailmlmxlralion along with xtuto and local govenimerdx wunld col led Del billion dnlliitx m (axes this year, "Juxt (wire the amuimt needed ami rnlli-cletl to run tin* government ill BM5 when vve had 12 million men ami women in the armed fonex ami were paying ttut lull for the tdggext, mint expensive war in our history " Ill'S COLLISION SOMERSET, I'a i.B—Collision of n Greyhound bus ami a lug trnetorIruiler truck today on the Penn­ sylvania Turnpike killed two wom­ en unit injured at Ic.ixl 2M other person*. The two lumbering vehicles, Doth east bound, collided in pre­ dawn fog about six miles east of the Donegal Interchange The two dcml victims were nut immediate­ BEVERAGE I.ICENHEH Very few beverage licenses in ly identified. Seminole County have been lenew*i|, arcurding tu Jotin L. Galluway, Time Tabic County Tax Collector, this mornIng. R1TZ These licenses, which cover the "Untamed Frontier" sale of beer, wine grid liquor, must be purchased before Oct. L Ap­ 1:00 • 8:46 - 4:30 - 0:16 • 8:00 proximately ICO were issued last 9:48 i-car, but only about 15 hove been MUVIELANII bought till* year. “Ten Tall Men" It wa* borne out that the office would lika ta avoid a laat-minute Show atari* 0:65 rush. �THE SANFORD HERALD | P il> I Thursfley, S#pt. II, 1932 'Ine Sanford Herald Demand In Detroit Fast vonr Detroit, Mich., wan foellnjr the effects of the period of unemployment since the days of the depres­ sion. Allocution ninterials to the defense industries and the process of Industrial conversion from goods of peace to apoods t of war hail idled thousands of workers. Now the slack has hewn taken up and a nhnrtiiKc of workers, particularly skilled E a i a t O aa a i ra a i l rlaaa m a n a t Oala ha r ST, la ia , « l Ika l*«al O l l l r a workers, is developing. 4 a n ln r 4 , M n tIH a . wmlat Iba * H While It is not encouraging to hear of the shortage of J a a i t t a a « l H a t c h S. 1*1#. H d 'l . I . A M l I . I I R A N workers in that Important industrial area It is an indication I 4 l|nt lion that our defense effort may reallv be moving Into high C liH U i'ia i i r A N • — .n a * ■ j a i l » , -< — ■ g r e r r • ■ * * - * * ? - & c l * w " . iais ure now not so " IL 'n iM lll'T IH N M ATE* scarce uh they were a year ago and that moro of them can be h f fa rtla r . ......— - I .14 u a a M a a i h ................................. _ to# allotted to the production of civilian goods such as automo­ Ibra a Haaiha IN biles. H a H a a i h a ....... ai m aa Saa t . , I A a* fn an economy as varied and complex as ours it Is al­ All ahltaarr aatlaaa. M i t e af ways a problem to get the workers who need Jobs to the Ika ah a. aaanlallaaa aa4 aallraa at a a la r la ta m a n l l « t (h a a a t fa a a c l places where jobs lire nvuilahlc. Workers cannot re-locate talalaa ( « a 4 a , aalll ha r k a t i t l (a t every time there is a period of Idleness. Neither can they re­ •I ta aa la t a4t » r llalaa talta. lallnnuilr Hf Ip* main unemployed. The problem Is not confined to tho De­ ml r troit area lint is one that is met in any highly Industrialized t * r | , CMeppr*. region. H m i m I I l f A id i f . I mala. Perhaps labor and management could work together us t l » I U vr I I la a m r n i k t i a l Ilia A i m p I r I rI « M rh |« talM led ,m to find some answer. It is a (mention .It^JJy import­ f l f l N i h t l r fn Ik* aa# fa r fp p u h ltH t U i af a ll Ik* lo ra l r r p r r v I r I p O ant to both and to the country an well, since full production m H l a M P R M p p f . r « w a ll aa all and full employment are at the tmslu of our security and A F a t P i dMpafrfcta prosperity. K s u a i t s b s d la lima • a iu tk il o i l ) fto n lu la riif a f ( a a i l a i . I'k r la im a a a » 4 Mat* •at*. f a k l l a l i » 4 I a l a i 4 a r < fnl(•atfll Chvlafrnna aa4 >m Vm ii I I I kaaanlla I i i i m THURSDAY, HKPT. l i ’ IMS TODAY’S III III. K VERHK A ndrew illil a great Ufa w alk Ju»l In an hour. Hit Inflimnr*' Ind lrt'llv on clvilijallnn was >111 passed liv f*w man. Hr flral find, •th hi* nnn brother Simon —Jnlm 1*11. Latest ir m a ltv fifriitr« frnoi Kot « i ihovt I I 7,97 J killrcl, wounded, nr m illing in Action tin e* lli* w.vr k a ftn . 0» 11 it a pnlic* Action? Florid* people ran lym pA lliir* with the folk* on W a ll* Inland W r know h Iia I a typhoon ii like mil lelv **. O n * thins wr've nntu rd *b m il llit Rutsn-C hinrie a llia m * 11 llial •va ry time the Ruisians and C liin n r f i t logethei. il i i in M o k p w . not in Peiping ■ »■ Grricra! I.iirn li'iw rr ia y i lli* D im tx ra lv " 1111I (n tlr ifd aw sy" (lie p i* c * w liiili Ament n 11 A nnin won in lli* war. W rit, in n i*lliiiig in te rn ly happened lo il. «• Newspaper e ililm t 111 lli* A I ’ pn!! g ir t Slevenm n V t percent n( the vole in Seminole Cininly. Are lli*y right? W hat du you think ? W ell, we (hall tee. Down *1 Inverness the a itiila n l solicitor of I lillilioroiigli lo iin ly w ai arretted llie oilier dav for illegally lifhlng with a gill net "D o at I iay . not at I do", he alw ayi ia y i. « • U p in Pennsylvania a train rra ih • d into a irhrm l h u i at a grade tro llin g killing three rh ild rrn and Injuring al lean dfr o tlie n . An tin* piegiahl reminder, hut a word lo ih i w iie Ii infficienl. • - ♦ -a* - - —■* W e'll fret il look jilenty of emir • l e for General I'iie n h o w ri lo tell the AF1, lie'* a 1; ain aI tr|ie,iliMK the T a fl-lfa rlle y A rl Hill then the man who d m vr thr N.1/11 oul »>l Western F.UIope hai go) plrnty of im ir.ig * W e yee where |olili I l.rw n la planning lo call a nation-wide coal strike Sunday. W r wnnder Imw many lahoring men really helirvr ih i l ih rie nation-wide ttrikes. like Ihe steel strike and the coal strike. • ie good for the tailoring man. Governor K*nrmn of U rtliiisna ii nol alone in hit enilun iaim for General F.iienhower. A poll recently conducted in N nrthw cti Louiiiana by the Shreveport T irn ri showed 11,503 for F.iienhnwer, only 1.900 ftrr Slevenm n. Governor W arren w a i nol among thote dignilaiie* pieient when Sen•to r Sparkm an came In Jacksonville yailarday. However he sent 1iii« Rraatingi. " I hale In think what would happen to nor rn u o lty ". he said, " if thr Republican P a ily re­ gain* power". W a ate constantly am ated at how littlt so many people know about 16 much they talk about. Now you taka lidalam l nil, for instance, W hat I* lt> W ill it make your car tun? Can you eat it 7 Au I why it il aucli 6 big issue in this campaign? W hich campaign ? A m i where does Stevenstand? A m i where does Ike? what dilleience does it make? E aw cially to Florida? A ik your naighbor and ace if he knijWi. a ■ The Seminote County Medical Society has taken a leniibty Hand in tha hospital c tiil*. It h i t un­ animously and enthusiastically en­ dorsed Irik plans for a hospital in Satnlnola Coupty as prepared hy tha fxactitors o f the p'sh estate. w local doctors wera consulted •bout tha plans for tha hospital, •pool soma tima studying th an , and * » • highly pleased with them. S an ­ ford would ho extrejnalv fo itunat* to hava the plans carried nut ex actly M the executor* wish. I f tha p io p f* of Seminole County w ent ntsls school building* to help taka care o f their growing popula­ tion o f school age children, they had • r vote for th f school amend kffft t i recommended by both Intend**! Uwfcm wophI WASHINGTON OR — The Red Cross will not use acrvlrra of the Southwest Florida Blood Hank at Tampa atartina Sept. 21 becauae of contract difference*, accord Ing lo announcement made here Wedneaday night De- -Tb.-xiA xvA. ■4\wj>Utr. » *olood collection* ter the Red Croat aald the blood bank refused to re new Its contract to supply blood for the armed service* becauae of a federal ban nn employe diicrlml nation. He aald the Tampa group la Ihe first lo oh|ect to the anil dlacrlml nation clause and that Tampa of flcials signed a contract contain ing such a clause last year. However, flrverntv Itaron Jr . publicity chairman of th* hlnod hank, aald In Tam; 'hat the con tract la not the aame and ' Thn* :i some phraseology In the pro posed new contract which la ob Jectlonable to the gruop aa a whole and Is subject to considerable scrutiny.” The Southwest Florida Blood Beak covers 11 counlie* In tho Florida Weal Coast area Bacon The Kremlin Is generally thought to be operating the said "We’ll be happy to sign to Russian state on the principles laid down by Karl Marx. It morrow the same contract we last year." baa been discovered, however, Hint the real model for "Iron- signed Dr. Grant said nil defense rnn nirtnlnlumi" Is In "Gulliver's Travels," tracts must carry a stipulation thnl In Gulliver’s third voyage, to Danuta, the land of the employe* working on the enntrsrt philosophers, mention Is mudo of tho kingdom of Tribnla, cannot be discriminated against of race, creed nr color where "Ihe bulk of the people consisted wholly of discover­ because The stipulation Is required by law ers, witnesses, Informers, accusers, prosecutors, swearers, all and must he followed In this case under the pay of ministers and their deputies. It Is first set­ by Ihe Red Crnsa, which handle* tled among them, what suspected persons shall be accused Ihe blood procurement Inr the of a plot; then effectual care Is taken to secure all their let­ armed force*, he added The Red t.'ros* hna .17 armed ters and other papers and put the owners In chains." services blond hank subcontracts What better description could be Imagined of n police throughout the country. Including nlnte like the Russian? some In the Smith Baron said the Red Croat and the Southwest Florida Mood Bank have been trying to work out a new contract since June 20. when Did Klaenhower draw a bigger crowd thnn Stevenson, Ihe old one expired or vice versn? From now until election day the prophets will The blood bank askrd that action held up until the National As discuss tills question and draw conclusions as to which can­ lie sodatmn of Bond Banks which didate is likely to be elected. meets Oct 0 It could agree on a The topic Is Interesting but futile. Crowds come out to contract agreeable to all. accord m* a man of whom they have heard <r whose words they ' Ine In Bacon Bacon's prepared slatemenl wish to hear. This does not mean that they will vote for him. Few candidates have been better drawing enrds than Wil­ added: '"Hi# present difficulties seem liam .frunings Mryan, yet fie wiih three times defented for to revolve around the political 1he presidency. On the other hand the great enthusiasm view* and Ideologies on a national plane and are subject lo further evoked by FDR's tours foreshadowed his victories. deliberations and negotia­ The last word on crowds and their significance was u t­ ralm tion* " tered by the great 17th century Khglishftinii, Oliver Crom­ He aald he Imped the armed well. When toid Hint his popularity was proved by the vnat service* blood program In the area crowds who came to hear him, he retorted grimly, "Twice would continue hut added. ’’H's up to Ihe national ned Cross to as many would cornu out to sen me hanged." decide " Gulliver Vi'nits Russia Crowds Too Gate To Claflflify n» NURRHLl RAY f.aXI week II wAu mv privilege lo sit In on the first noirtlng nf Govnrnnr Warren's i«c«htlv «|>polntril Cltlsens' Turnpike Com­ mittee. Thn committee, rompnserl nf prominent business nnd rlvKl>'ni|crs from nil sertlons of llm ntnle w o n advised of the research conducted to dnto In an offort lo determine Ihe fenaildlllv of such a project sod sfler weighing and considering the evidence presented a s s asked to determine in Midi i wo inlmls what furlliei i nurse should lie pursued .Slating that llm present ad ministration lm* Imllt more road* end blldgnn Minn evi-i before in Ihe history of the slate the Gov­ ernor pointed out that "onr best efforts have been Inarlerinnte." lie explained that consideration nf the turnpike prujrrt was a illim l iuauP of the admlnUtiutbm'A sincere effort to find an answer to the state's acute highway transportation prolilani, “Tha nceili are great, he said, "anti <ve rto not have the money to do the Job that ihould be done," lie then called on Klate Road Department Chairman A l f r e d McKrthan to acquaint (lie com­ mittee with Information concern­ ing the proposed protect. McKcthan atnleil that when he took office In mill tho deficiency of the state road network wn* nlrinil IHOO.OtMI.IMKI. “The need* sle r«tIII great," ha cn',H,,'icd and fund* are hiadrauatn to do the |nb, lie scored gas tax diversion emj contended that ptonay pair) In (axes for gaaollm Ins and tags should nil go for tiwtl*. It was shown that other atatc* have hail to tut it lo toll high wav* a* Ihe only practical and Intelligent means af meeting th* present dav highway problem, riliatutlvp studies of the turn­ pike* now In aervice In thorn Hiatus revealed that while In moat every case when thay wera first proposed they met atrenuou* and Idttci objection, In every • flat they had haen hullt and placed In aarvlce public approval was unanimous with demand* for Ihalr extension. It was further disclosed that aitik'lpaUd ravsmla from toll* ual raturn now luting ro-elved which will en able the Ihintdatlon of tha lnve.itment much sooner than aipaeted. Thl* unexpected heavy patronage rnither |udlc»»«i motorists' «ppioval and willingness to pay a premium for the eonveplenee, i sfety and lower vehicle operation coat enjoyed fry user* of such to iiolkes. Tim cost of such loads Is pal-l foi 'iy those who use them, and us the roads hi* snlf-lluuldatlng, they provide the state with the finest, modern Miroughway - vslent, relieving traffic on toll-free highways, taka no monay front Ihe Htatr Road Department's funds since the gas tax paid hy toll-road users provide* more money for free road construction and maintenance. Thn contention that tha turn­ pike would ntakn "(host town*" of rommunltlea hy paused along tha route was shown to be unfounded nn the ha*|* of tha experience of cliles In state* where such tu rn ­ pikes now eperate. These rommunltle* bitterly fought the proled on the same contention be­ fore Ihe road was hullt, hut nuw find that the turnplka ha* ac­ tually Increased their hualnei* and offer* further benefit In relieving local traffic ami narking prob­ lems. Engineers pointed out that under the Florida turnpike plan on community would he mnra than e few minute* off the route, since faclllMea for leaving th* high­ way would he available an that every community of any site could lie reached with oa»a. Th* demand that kh« atate first lonalruct a four-lan* highway ('own th* East Ooaat over th# praaen! rout* of No. t waa (armed ’'Impractical" hy McKcthan who said that competent anglneerlng coneultanla m in iate the oeet of such a road In exceee of Sf<XMx>0,000. II* aald that IfM the ataU hail _ built a groat four-tan# highway throug ... ,jch tha city ot Daytona Deytena Beach ... In . . . an .... effort . . . . to. move ___w traffic with graatar dispatch and ■•/•ly. •m ^ to hava the ally »tap In and nullify Its benefits with stop­ top light* and 10-mlla acme*. Aftar cohabit•ting ah the evl High Court Candidate Will Visit Sanford MIAMI (Special) — Judge Yinrant (1 Qlblln of Miami, candidate for the Florida Supreme Court, declared today that ne 1* looking to a visit In Sanford and Seminole County tomorrow after noon. As a candidate for the court, he «ald he will rontlnue to strike forcibly against the proposed con­ stitutional amendment to Increase tho number of Supreme Court Justice* from 7 to 10. "We need more and better work, not more Judge*," he asserted. Accompanying Judge Glblln here wilt be Frank Wright who I* di­ recting the Judge'# campaign. Mr. Wright haa many friend* In Sem­ inole County and le a past govern­ or of Florida Klwanle. For many year* he wax nit the •tpff of the university of Florida, and ha* maintained a public rela­ tione office In Miami since HMD after serving two and a half year* • In the air force. ROYS FOUND ORLANDO til—The State Wel­ fare Department office here aald Wednesday four North Orlando boy* mlaatng since Sunday have been found In Roanoke, Va. They were Identified aa James ttrs-’r't.V hj* brother Bnbhv Branch. I, T. J. Welli, tl, and Robert Julius. 14 . _________ _ dential campaign Is beginning lo look like o variety store You ran gel an assortment of "main" Isaoes, problems nod top lea. If you don't like Gen Elsenhow­ er'* "m ain" display, Just step over to Gov Stevenson's counter rr—tf % i* i,,. thls department since the general and Ihe governor seem to shltt their slock around a hit. You'll notice that the general appears to he a little freer In picking "m ain" Isiues than the governor while, at the same time, the gosernnr, who la credited with bring extremely lucid. Isn't always lurid. ,, Eisenhower — a lon p / f lc la l* aa w e ll as n a tio n a l!v | rc a o tfn lta d a r ig t i x t r a a nti flu H ie la I I n x p w t f , th a .c o m r n lt t a e u n a n l- I SKS'vSiu.lT'ffiK.J ognlrlng the urgent need for a solution to the atata'a traffic irohl#m. It called on th# 8l*t> -Ihil# Ita #t utile* and cooparal# with tha State Road Dnpartmiol In aaa«mbllna further i’al* ami r — oorta ami agreed In printilpla with •I) that had been dona. It further rwamnianttad that all procadutea aeceeaarv to tha sound tulmlnaltn .o f this turnpike project.ton- Ex • Office Routs 9A. M.To12Noon 1P. M.To*t\M. (rhymes with Royrel r- he *}r ully rovers hi* white lock* with an rndles* variety of headgear. The 08-year-old former hi professor has to utlend n continual round of of filial ceremonies, rang Ing from accrediting foreign am ­ bassadors to christening ships and opening fair*. With a trouper’s xi-st, he changes his black silk topper for a businessman'* humburg of a asitnr's knltl-d cup — or whatever else fit* the occasion. Speeches Contain Humor When he make* speeches, which Is frequently, he avoids ponder­ ous academic language and flav­ or* his remarks with good humor. Tho younger generation likes him, h«rau*e ho haa junked starchy formality. Oldsters are atartled hy hi* home-spun manner but find it, in Ihe long run, a* appetising as apfclstrudel. Political feuding pnssc* Ileus* | hy. On the high and Impartial level of the presidency, he makes many friends inside Germany snd rarely a foe. Since IP40, when rival republics were sponsored hy the A I lies nnd the Russians, Germnny hns had two presidents. Communist Wilhelm Pieck head* Ihe Soviet /one stale. The West German president Is strictly limited hy the constitu­ tion to symbolic duties. He ran not intervene In the government or veto parliament's laws. Ho must keep himself a It o v e all pnrtles nod hold no other public ui prlvntc office while he is president. June 0 He *»:•! the great Issue of Ihe campaign la peace and srcurlly. Aug 20. He said durable world peace was Ihe over riding Issue. Sept I. A slight change seemed to be setting In. for he announced corruption In government w h Ihe "over-riding moral Issue In the campaign ,r Sept. 3 Returning In the peace theme, hr said the one great un­ derlying Issue In the whole cam ­ paign Is success or failure In devel oping a peace program Sept 4 He settled on corruption, saying "I have said and will say again and again that there Is only ore Issue In this campaign That I ssup . . Is Ihe tness In Washing Ion " Slevensnn — Aug 31 lie said the "Iransrend ent problem before us and Ihe great unfinished business nf our generation Is peare In thr world." Sept (1 Hr said, "thr main Issue In lire rnnipalgn Is whether the nation is going ahead with Ihe policies lo solve Ihe great political remplesltles that confront mir country " Sepl !» He sail "foreign policy P o litic a lly D e s ira b le la the inns I Important topic for Heil)* was on the Allies' white the nation tndav " list, along with Chancellor Kmi- | rod Ailrniilier, when Germnny w h s occupied In IP 15. Certified ns politieully desirable, he was picked I-v Amerlean authorities t>* become co publisher of the first postwar newspaper In Heidel­ berg, the Itheln-Nerkar Zeitung. lie has always relished the smell of printer’* Ink. From I0t2 MIAMI -/P lloy Grlsrnni. 20 t„ 1018, he was chief editor of year old di-cp si-s diver, balny was the Nerkar-Zeltung In lleilbrnnn. given a "good chnnre" to rcrovrr He hns writtten biographies of man philosophers, industrial­ from Injuries received when hi* Got dynomllr laden whnloltonl blew up ists, and statesmen. Crltirs used to raise two points In lllsravno liny Gtisroin lull! several person* about Ileus*' career, hut that did shortly tiefnre the Mail al noon not block hi* rise to the presi- ( Wednesday that he was going lo doncy: He was a deputy of thn German kill himself tail taler he insisted Democratic Party in IP.'I.I a n d 1 (hr blast was accidental. "ts-l me go! I want to die!" Jollied with many other anti- ‘ he moaned when he was picked Communist but non-Nail deputies up and sped to a hospital for In voting emergency powers to Adolf Hitler after the Reichstag omergency treatment was blamed on the Red*. Harbor Patrolman John Wertls fire Later on lieu** was a brief aald It wa* believed that Grlseotn contributor to Dan Reich, n cul­ had a fidl case of dynamite rnched tural pariodlcat before It was •board the 20 fool whaleboat aver openly by Nasi props A waitress snld Grlsrom drank taken minister Joseph Gent lads. several glasses nf tmrr at n restau­ gaud* Allied Investigators rleared rant on the pier, then got up suit Ileus* any suspicion of pro denly and tossed n half dollar on Naxlsm,of however. He did not the table, saying In the Third Reich, where "Here's VI cents, kid t don't prosiiui honks were finally burned on need It anv noire I'm going lo Ids Hitler's order. blow myself up " Favor* European Federation She said she thought he was ileus* considers himself a good "kidding" bid notified police They Eurupetin and is committed in arrived Just a* Ihe explosion term* to federation of the ripped Into Grlsrom'* host and general He also predicts that brought hundreds of people swarm- continent. the German people will not hn In lo the waterfront In downtown duped by neo-Nnxi fanatics into Miami. nationalistic hinge. 'T h e The owner of a house whera another restless fever to Impose our will Grlscorn lived said the diver on thr rest of the world I* dead moved In a week ago and told he claims. him lie had been having trouble forever." Although he assails the hide­ with his wife At (lie hospital. Grlsrom told ous crime* of the N ail Rolch, he Police Sgt N K. Horn the dyna mite "went off ncrldrntolly." (Ir 1st urn's wife aald she knew of no reason why ho should attempt sulrlde. ifc&iaAggb_________ NARCOTIC PROBLEMS GAINESVILLE UV-The M l 'g e narcotic and alcoholic problarn nlch faces so much of the natlrn apparently docs not exist In Flor ina Thnt conclusion was drawn rdnesday by a group of 57 social id religious representatives wh 1nd here In a workshop teiaiog ley credited State Departments i f Health and Education for pre■"ntlve education. The group tug £ i vsted Ihe 1033 legislature name a i Interim committee for continued indy nf the problem. S A VI N GS IN COST BOYD - WAL L AC E Yea! Dividends from I.Vc to 20 "*c paid on ynu» F ir* a n d W in d s' nrm In s u ra n c e Phone 104 112 N. Park Aventir, Sanford, Florida TONIGHT—FHI DA Y Deep Sea Diver Is Expected To Live After Suicide Try deuca presented by Road Depait in ent end Improvement CommG Re-Opened For Business After Our Vacation • *r»i out of sympathy with th« mass "danailflcatlon" which the Allies began after tha war and then dismantled piecemeal. He regarded Allied dismantling as economic nonsense. Allotment of U. R funds to rebuild German steel plants soon after they were Hr DANIEL DE LUCE torn down give* ioms backing At* Newafeaturea to his viewpoint. BONN. Germany — Th* fnlkay Ho likes cigars, la bored by pr**ld*nt of West Germany wears long Wagnrrlnii operas, nnd hns no man's rollnr, hut anybody'* n standing offer to b* godfather hot. to every seventh child born to u Forty-eight million fellow clll- President Of West Racial Issue Given THE WORLD TODAY GermanyKmbraces As Cause OfTampa By J A M E S M A R L O W Blood Bank Row WASHINGTON <* - The presi­ Many Hat Styles I U 1 M A v X tt. D D i n t V w J T J I IU A * NEWR — CAHTOON — HHORTH SA L FO R D ORLANDO H I G H WA Y GALVANIZED ROOFING Just Received % A Shipment Of f At *.< if..*, V-CRIMP Channel Drain Galvanized TENNSEAL ROOFING Ltngth* fl' — T — H' — 9' — 10' and 12' HILUMPLEMENT COMPANY 21A Oak Avenue I'h o n * H U ‘Zj ■* �i 4 Mrs. Irving Phillips Meeting In Held Honored In Oviedo By Oviedo Baptists Social A n d Personal Activities OVIK.DO (Special)—Mr*. Irving Phillips of Orlando, the former .Jeanne Sheldon of Oviedo, was the ntly when wner yue*l of honor recently Mines .1 it .tones, Jr ., Theodor r lullii, \V |{. Spencer, Hen F. Ward, I |.. Mnlcolin, Charles Pishman, T R. Pipkin. \V. I Myers, 0. A. Itiii'•in iiml 0. W. Alford entertaincl with a miscellaneous shower at PHONE 148 Social Calendar Teachers Honored At Oviedo School FRIDAY OVIK DO (Sm-club — TV- teachi'hc Ixoi* CTrctr-xr* oTTW ...l.-.fi. Garden Club will hold a covered j quests of honor Friday evening dlih luncneon at the Durden ( en- w[u,„ they were entertained with a ter at 1:00 p.m covered dish (upper by the Oviedo MONDAY P-TA, In the school lunchroom Tha Seminole Baptist AssoclaThe lunchroom was beautifully tlon of Sunday Schools will have decorated for the occasion with a an Aisoclatiimul Sunday School profusion of fern ami hibiscus. planning inrctiiiK in the fir-t BapMr*. Phil Packard greeted th* p i Church of [lel.and at tt:00 p.m. guest* ut the door, being hospitalThe Hcardal! Avenue Circle will ity chairman of the P - T A , and neet at 7:00 h im. lit the chu.ud pencilled to each teacher u corsage The Truth Seeker* Class of the ' or a fi<iw»r. F irtl Methodist Church will meet; The delicious supper, consisting at McKinley Hall ut .UK) p.m. : .......... ............................... . The Sanford Story I enenr will ff. jours’.' JrT, homeroom hold its first meeting of the full mol|„.r for the tenth grad.-, assist season at the Yacht Club nt ICUl) eJ j | „ . j , ^ Malcolm, Mis, W. p.m. Tha public is cordially invlt d K Spencer. Mrs. D. C Hickson . and Mrs. J. B Jonei. The tenth Out-of•• M M DATE •M M I • Ysi, it is oui ol data —tha old notion that you mull wall until illnan itrikai bafora runlulling ih t Donor. A baaltn check-up mbit’ may save time, money ana acsdlcii luBctiug. St« your Doctor—thsn bring m his prauripliooi for compounding F A U S T ’S Drug Sture «• Your Church Moods You IW ,in ACT I V F i 1u 11 t 11 m r m b c i in llio c o n u n g m ly w h e r e yo u live FIRST BAlvriST CHURCH • Park Avenue and Blh Hired iP e . 3.95 to 6.95 Awarding To S iu CS. w ~ ■I (’/ ' ivry's ___________ — r o n a Chi;*!. W k "" I s forest ii‘ Ponnld Cain ba« returned to (!aine«ville to resume hi* studies nl tin* University of Florida The Oviedo Baptist Brotherhood met Monday evening ut the Oviedo Baptist Church for its fiist meet ing since the summer vacation, Thomas H llaniell, prisiib nt, pie siding over tile meeting. The local Brotherhood is In l>< host to the Seminole District o[ Brotherhoods on Sept in and plans for that occasion were diseii**. M mr Mi Hind M*- • K \* M uM iV m g rlta n iii-Ii*»•**• t it,** i1*'i»**-i "* ni ini g rre t fil dour umi w*'* Brooklyn Home Scum* Of Friendship Meet The Filelidsbl" Class »-f lake Marv Coili.o.iuilv . I, met «o. I .* . iIjv ' ,* led Hi uoklcu with Ml- It . 1-r«i t Ke.igli presiding l i e .Ice •li.o.sl und Lord's I'inyri w c. e.»(n Mr* Biooklvn ami doi'me t).» business meeting plan* wen h.,..I. foi a bake -ale n.- to l.i n.-t M mil l ut hr i w n • *1 At Vlur iuiii lii'ii.n t*| flu i n V t h r l|i is I - c i x i •I i'iik f r r u f t *1 si- t o lick m u l ,\1i* I SroM* Mi mHit Ml* lv* 1■k I" Millnitl liit*»*. Mi- Kin- \\ Mi l I•*v■t Millions! Ilospilul t I ni, wine u dress of white satin, Al ix. 1111|r 11 l i n n himTIvo floor length, featuring a bas.|Ur Hiyou, mill Mi M. and Mis llurvey A Swan­ waist, puff *lerves and having o Nriilu Bur son have letuinr.i f iout Ksndolpli lac. panel extending down tha iV n tn iii tbc l i n e n Minn.tains fiout of the dies*. She c a m e l a of Vrimont where they have spent nosegay of tube loses sevnul months I it *Is- Joy Waiurlght, tiny .laugh Hr f Y N T H I A l . t i M I U tri of Mr and Mrs. Ben (■ Wain A P Nrwsfeatilies I V u lii rigid, and Jeatinr Alford, tiny Mi unit Mrs A .) Walker have Approximately 7f> teachers and ** thru guests, Mi \\ islk.-i * dung Mci ut Mr und Mrs. Roy Al parents enjoyed the occasion A couple of y«ai» ag- s isle.*. Mi* Aleth Richardson of (old, served ns bridesmaids. Their of blue und pink, resiieat- Msllli* llionogiapb. "■O.obI tolly Hill nn-l 'li Nevada Allen die f Tbi" im p ' 1 1mi ivelv. were ma.le on identical lliiet. publisb.il nt Davton, ithin I hev featured basipie waists and ucerllig sludv, deliliealnn Mi six! Ml* A .1 Walker bare ruffled yokes, being floor length vs l lulls types ut snob- an Their headdresses were crescents fire* of snohhciv, opt-iu'.i leturned to their home after III to miitcb their dresses. They alio, door In th.' classification By RUTTY CLARKK lending Mi WalkiM’* (ainilv n ' liutmin Am.-iican ...... . union in Wnvcloss, (in ut Ho- eunied nosegays of lube roses. A l ' Newsfeature* Rraiilv Fdllor Little Bobby Cox, small soil of There seelus to I.. :i . i wog There’s no seasun like lienu sen home "f Id* sister, Mis J I Mr and Mrs. W. II. I ' m , acted |s fur (i hii in *on and in every selmol girl * B.llllett i»»"*i iimn ftn llir leriilt’rfroom. . x.tli. i fsio 1 t*f tali•■iitiI I *Sail «• •- These Women L IM iT S * ' T«U aM u .r Pointeri* For Dates Revealed By Expert life, that happy time starts as soon ns school hells ring and autumn leaves begin to full. No matter how much fun you've bad all Slimmer, the season fur purtie* rnd dances and many more dutes is in full and winter. It is then that roommate Susie or next* door-neighbor Sully can be de­ pended on to rustle up a brother or u cousin for u dale now und then. Even a girl who I* normally a wallflower find* date possibili­ ties are increased in the fall when school parlies gel under way. Tliere are not always enough girls to go around, so she stands a fair chance of being osked for a date occasionally. If she's smart she'll be pre­ pared for u date ut the drop of a handkerchief. Nhe will not wait until she Is ien.lv l<> climb Into a dress to discover tbul I he slldo fastener is broken or that she has outgrown it. Nor will she wall until an hour before the dour busier sounds to locale her parly makeup. A box should I..' Inb.-li'.I "dales" and into its recesses should go such things us glittering earrings, pearls, evening ling, mukcup, and other date accessories. Home girls need more makeup than others, even though they hnv« youthful rnmplcxion*. A girl with sallow skill, nondescript light hair and greyish eye* will look drai', sometimes, under blight lights, unless she adds a dub of artificial enchantment. Her paint box should include eyeshadow, eye­ brow pencil, eyelash curler, lip­ stick, rouge nn.l powder. One manufacturer has packaged a purse-site paint Ihix. In Its plastic container are two lipsticks, a true red and one u bit lighter, and powder and puff. If you wish to carry Just one lipstick, the ex­ tra space can he used for other beauty aids such as bobby pins. It offer* a choice of makeup, if you’ve u pinky skin lone the two llusticks offer pink and mure pink. The alternate act slarta with powder in the popular South American shade* recommanded for girls with peach *kin tune*. Makeup run enhance your looks when it I* applied carefully. Ho no m atter how great the tem pta­ tion might be to emphasise your makeup tu the hilt, remember there la no auhstitutc fur makeup which 1* to subtle that even your best friend can't tell. Mr*. K M Cain and i-bildri'ii, Donald, Rebecca, Dorothy und Steve, have returned to their home in Hi.nfor.l after attending the 17th annual assembly of the Church of tlud ill Cleveland. Tclin, They nl* • visited Lookout Mountain isi Chut tanuuga and Fields of tl.e Woud near Murphy, N. C. S A R lloliien Dnviil nn.l Mr* David left today for Hun Db-go, Calif, and will later go to link land, Calif, where lie will be sta tinned at the Naval Supply Hentar and thev will make their fu tore home. They have been spend illg n few days in Hunfi.nl will. Mr. David's family. County Council lias Meeting In Cenevn The Heuilnole Count\ Cuu.n d of I'nrenl Teueher Assoclali.in* held its logiilni meeting oil W.'dries .lav nt Hie Ocuevn S luud with nine schools represented The meeting ivas condoiTed by Mrs It W. Williams, president Tli • meeting WUS opened with n devo­ tional liv Mrs. Civile ll-ilipbrev witb her topic being "Mixed ill. Youth". During the meeting Mrs. Jul Inn Ponder, publication* chairman, unnuiince.l that the Hun ford Pub lie Library will give space In keep all Council bonks, innguxlnes and other publiculiutui. Hhe add..I that no fee would i.e churged in luking llic books out. Mis. Wlllliinis tnl,| of a school of instruction to lie belli at Semi­ nole High School on Oct. 7, and Mrs. William* was elected a* u County Council delegate to a state convention to he held ill Lake­ land Nov. 10-1L T. W. Lawton urged menila-rs to .vote In faio r of the constitutional amendment for school buildings in the No vemher election. The November meeting will be held in Oviedo. •111 Ipp tlUVi1 IIS M I■arMkI it Mr I til ur til' I III It mm* Kullowing thin u &*ou|ilr of . Tlivr^ftin*. I Itih% • nmkm^ .1 c*Htii<ic n i t w r r « * nUyvit uQil j |*r••limlimi v Ntinlv •••» iln* -%»•!• i iiriifR iiwnrdnl to Miu^rn Ruth uf Ihims uii«I. inrnl* niullv. Im#h » liavitlstin, Hctty«* Aill in aiul KUun* tluin* or Mm>flln. Tin* 1(111*^1 tn Ili«* uf was presented with a lovely c.if sage of lavender pom poms by the small bl ide, a gift flulll the )iu*|esses Mi K. II. Roberts, of Drland^. and Mrs. (V IV ll.nitnii, also of lulldo, kept the brides gift book und assisted with the opening 3f the gifts. Delicious refiesbmenls of snri4wicbes, cake, nuts and cokes wefiserved by trie hostesses, ussistaU by Misse Leona Hart, Mubel <’o(gvll.m, Hblrluy Malcolm, Joah (Irowii, Kuy Hales, Ann Pierson, kt Aim Fleming, Shirley Jones, Mr*. Richard KniseiI. Orlando guests Included Mines II. P. IJniell, K H. Roberta, 1 F Roberts, K. II. Holley, C R. )I<tu ton, William It. I lull >■r l v. A ( ' trrM. Tht* ooitiimnt Loir tnUrht In «l* f •fit'll t4f* HUY I'lTHull lliHlII -sHlir | ftiihjfvt m M'hich thr li.iriui < IM»t ill11*1r n| im| in 11M»111 11raj11i'l11 Mill fa I \ . YY I h ill Y \ .*1 k I kii . J. I*»Ml h* i'* 'll 11* I ■ 1 be Kixury Iden.l <>| iu b .sih.IIh-oIs nrstiu sway 4 e d i s tV.lior*-. .. iirlja ,-iuulat lliovu Uuy fatigue tXaC oni Jus nan le a nt,t 4 t tius Ksudsiatv halt JU(OS M M S|, fun U wiua lo Is. r m-urml g i v so ibuiT A Uyd ibdm mmtd I 11 \ I 1-M litl'il ImtM |>ot«*. Th»* I'Dliiiiiiiii !n»!** I «ml ti» !*»* a'utlf II-itI nitll till* KiM'lt'll Im*M Mill) IA Hi ll *(||1i •«- |f UMI t D'll «"! tit** ct UlhlllK ili*|l“| M II-till111 II |>li 11 turn* hurt* it Mil Mir I** it i r 1ms uf MR, illllra'lj, wlin a i r Ilitt lit Mir rtilfirory. KruNhin^ uiul l»ui»-'!»ui i'**, huwrvrr, iirr «|rlrrn»IH«**l. ntuhliorn jn t«fr-xiuimU m hu -i»rii l Nfrt illti’A dill Ilf l|f 141» f IIHI*r nut i n k m i u I i m m I u m l i i n i i i i H i i r n i l thr lypuul *•i ii i4 uf l l d r u r i «11 Ih r -r l .•f I uill**■ I find II ipip h i p , m uchly , tlm** titliior whs t’Hrurfftl ii*H ut Hiaii u, (hr i tnnmuH i<hair hy th«* tiny hon% tin* vni'shntr lnm ui««I tin Briih* milt ifrontn, uftrr which w i Yossr skiu ran baik •Ilk-smooth... love fat ihun r i r r wAa t o u t Kirb ( isaiil. Mus Ijm ous la-aui, I oiuhs U Iu 4| m h u s ii Ii tom skill m s gforiom new Is-aolri f t*V I h* TOUCHTON DRUG CO. I *Mill .1 fl aHI " 11"! » III h u-, uf I 11 l u l l Hi. A i'l Mil alia s'll) |'|l a*•'111a| hi* .A 1*i *I* - i Oaiitjr wit h ' «fl t t M)|-la tr rh'tllll Mr I1' *h,lt Mill III an|| ,1 ....... . lltaat t k!UU»\ w H li hi **v»* nil II hluiiilr mi tin n| Iwi H|i|r of ' Ll Ml Ii. I IVitioph rt ill *1 ■ iii* Uf* j11ant I n i vx «■ill || Vl" i ""in ah i "* dm 1 II FALL PORTRAIT... from a faimiUH fashion ilfsiirnur Art MTU ill Mil til*111ut air Hr i a * 111umi* 1lr ill i. ill nr 11|ly IIH Ufiy primm tulkilij u In i. i 11 f i- ' iIni H rhuh'i* it lintinirr ynirtit fu hul l Mi. M • i 1 11 ....1 Kur tin* inuift pint, Id i i i' m nf unfurl ii iin I r Mumiip, u huiiim n I a' ) v H ill flit I'bii ipe fury luck uf t uppuii nil I . (..li If' v If 1 •'III' -H11 h |a at llie latter the mother of thee In ije. met* or mi in e rut m • 11 to i-r t 1 1 ' l l nuinrtliiriK <»ff hM r»»a *t t t hi 11ay ,i v on Mir |nt>k groom A typu ul rxiitnpii' ul i li* • iu H I"! -i i h i in a ha lid14114*11 il Other guests included afimoxl mull hull* VViillltf fit a vnuiti' nmlliai I MU" '4 1 "It I In 111•|t . I w h h 'h , mutely Jfin people from Otli.rido, ‘>1 •I * " " , ha • tianla * lit* i n I h r y j»ra llvle.lo, Hanford, tieiii-vu nn.l Ch.il ra tal nil II fa'VV i illv -u villk .Junior tn ii fiiriid kutlih^ to tnl »pl f ih ih , , un i(*ti«»ii* uny ootu invited. uf Ih t rri'riit pruiiiufiun fraun rrlitiy fa* I'ltlVA 11: I'urty To Bo Hold At USD On Friday Mrs K F. Lane .-inno.M- >xl to .lav that the tegular monlb . I'Hd tun tv will be held on Fridu, night ut M(Ml iii. The l!SO cmniaittr. will be assisted bv lliol|ssub The eommittee in clinrg. <if the event ineliules Mis Late, eliatr man; Miss Klsie Farlev. man, Mrs Michael ami )lm Sin Stevenson Kut.-rluinmrnt during I he evening will be in tht form of games, dunelng and gi.uip sing ing I’li/es will lie award*.! anil refreshing ids will ho s>-rv#d AI niu-1 iu i v I hmI v f r r i | ll« t i t ly I- II •< «. hu v in ii Iu a illli ul i if i mi | IMi I • A i i m v»' ii ,m l uf tin• f»ti.it ii am tt cru-filnk* bum, hu\irv*r, itm kn ,• uniinU. Tin* rliii-h- iyjir I'liittiitiir tun* hin •ipiiifdVH un **v4ft y mihjrii uml Imrkrt thrm ii ith u ilria t iiiititi turn tu rm inrint•• thrm nrnl fuili fir* thrill with ViK’iii «»|iilpim'fit »u overrhtr ufiy ru iiv ri-iitinnul i*nm prtilmn H r lllllpt tell I VI I V nlut \ aomplrtrly, without -Hihii^ liver Hiiy i i ni in p<ar ta n t ilctnil*. H r iiiiml Irani thr knack uf cninjaMiluIln^ Inn k tu* ntnl nit 1 In H l l p Ml V 11 1 Mil ' h a1 1 Imp* ' VIiiun 1*> I la a If •UplM 1111111' A y »*■!•«I • Yll mpla* asf || ho« 4*'— huM in nt l nut won hi hr u pun'' inti 111*" H" lt< Ut phaaftti't il pha I n*l«|» r;1:rt Mlif h'lin-i I f I m till* mi un i| a *'a|i|*ill\ •Irv " 11>1 iflilil)' i l>I l*ra|ir| h l| Y|aI«' 141 h u l l ’ s, hula Hi* p*■np'li 11Hint* I ha fllll t•■I it t*f ttll'li fi|ti l .|t |«i|1 fit! | Mu* ** i**i|ltl litiir, •J..... Ill'll w ith ' In-T Vi’li lS J**ka ' , pal -saall i l i i ‘ai||nt f my* till'll JI■I Vl’lit li •a lallal i|a a|lhl|||* a tiip to ii ,1(1111 hi iistmu i-a huvr nrvi t hra-n, nrid m v > who hnul i I mi tM‘l yiM'rtt III ta* •)•• llVtf ;• I ""III la* -Iln yy t lu'lli haaiiH Ui" ■li SPECIAL ONE DAY ONLY FRIDAY — SEPT. 19 'proffy fac«» •L ■. I c l i / Y 1 DRESSES Tha Training Unlotl of the First Baptist Church will meet In the Memoral (educational Building at 7r!10 p.m. for their monthly vtaitatlon night. Tha Unity ••Truth" Close will meat a t tha Valdex Hotel at 7 :4S p.m. The LunJ’a I'rayer la being •tudlfd. Tha public la cordially In­ vited to attend these claases. WEDNESDAY The prayer meeting of tho Flrat Baptist Church will be at (:00 p.m. W t will -begin the study of "Progress In the Christian Llfa". Visitors are welcome. The Training Union Executive com­ m utes of tha First B andit TrslnIng Union will hold Its monthly meeting after the prayer meet­ i n g hour In tha Chapel. ■oap *• w a lv « *'•* u id a r rtio i'trso m 'ii Kt'l'ulur VttUitm Tu r-.as *** U ilM n sa g Q a w Jb $ 2.98 £ o t( ^ V d o y U a ‘ quidt j—ovi Ikyewlwgxlloglng ‘^ H o p T U ik iy *X TC id a ’cfeo r ^ 'J i j TIhhiio Glnghum, Broadcloth, 1bom |U« V Pique, CrejH), BembcrR — Broken Size AHaortment MIC for Dome (Tor todM adono Come Kurly To CIioohu Your Size and Color H GALLON BORDENS ICE CR£AM f* U n d e rslu le d s lm p lid ly u f th'Hlgii g iv e s lu ll phay to th e supple d ru p e and e y e -e a te h ln g te x t u r e o f th U *jfMM 8 ^ C ; 5 * s k ir t p o ckets lend a ta lle r t a lle r ta p e re d loatk. C ra y , ta n , blue, b ro w n . S izes L i n l o 2 l ^ j . COWAN’S SALE CONTINUES Rctmiilat &Andersen y jg [ •hi WALOREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE u iF tln t u t y oke an d . n m t f K i|s o CLOSED ALL I)AV SATURDAY WIDE SELECTION OF FLAVORB 1 4 .9 8 n ew est c o v ert a-taitti. T u rn -h a c k fla p s B ■ 15; 12 - 20; l i f t - 24Vi 1 3 8 .6 2 SEPTEMBER SUPER SPECIAL TOMORROW* SELECTION O f PIES APPLE, APRICOT ta d CHERRY made lay dinner on lb l. Following the meeting refresh* nunts were seived in the dining loom to Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Vail, Mi- llilliogslev, Mrs Yrsley, Mrs. S II liiuntliaui, Mrs. F.. C. DudSOU, M1s Halob Kuhn, Mr*. J. W, knight. Mis H 1|. Williams, Sirs. II tt i 'nssolie. Mi*. W. it. doling. Mis, J{ li. Fox, Mrs. H. y s f f , . i , i i n ‘ ' - " , ......i,luting 1*\ r.'i- h..,: auJitoMtesvr* •- ''Win liie mrge r mi in was beautifully committee will piisiiit the nanus deeornted with a profusion of cro­ of new officers nominal .-.I at the tons, f.-rti, hibiscus and white, pink next meeting Thus* present foi this occasion and yellow gladioli. The bride's table, centered with all artistic- it included Di Flunk C Muit-an. the iitlil'eiiiriit of fern mid hibiscus, Itov .1 N riiompson, l.awsi.u \ was flunk.,I mi either side with Hardy. W l VYulkii, I II Dan ,I,Millie ci ystal candelabra bearing iell. AI thill Cm lleilge, 1 \V I aw ui.t driuehtei Cntulvit havr in 'v«' I ii*»t*t«d with th» gift* by Mr* NV into their new hoipe nt -hltl Wil \ My»*iH Hint Mi-* l.eonn Hart low Avenue \ m thii u i i u m i h ! prugrniii uf K . Iit'-I tninmeld was enacted foi the Dr. and Mr*. Edwin Epstein hrnle and guests. With Mrs. ll.-org.and famllv left 1o.l-n foi Bum C Means nl the piano, little (ilsdys iighniu. Ala to spend the Jewish and l'an d Alford and Julie i.ofe ( la d e mothers were hosts for the New Year •ung “ Benutiful Dreamer". occasion. With Mrs Irving Malcolm, pi I lie principal of the school, I ro Mr*. H \V llri n.l.iil has ictuili am t, playing Mendnlsbon's wad­ duerd the"tenchdu fro m 'tiie'first I *•'"'> h*r »« 'Il'» l>lrK Aveitue ding march, a Torn Thumb wedding through the twelfth armies, Mrs. after spending sevetal week, with uniting Johnnie Jones, small son of Jones extended a welcome to a ll' » •U>r and brut herd., law. Mi Mr and Mr*. J. B. Jones, and Linda Spencer, small daughter of Mt leachers and parents, on behalf of and Mr* I A Brutlerlj and Mr« W it. Spencer, in mar the tenth grade parents, and Friend* will be gtrnl to Irsi i nape wu* peilurille.l by littlr Joe thanked all from her class and all present for their contribution*, Unit Mi* IIhioM tirttv is >• Malcolm, small son of Ml. and Mrs kindness and c« operation in mak t o o . rating tiicelv fi» ni an » p *-i .1 1. Malcolm M um nl the Fernuhl l.miphtoi Little Diane Aulitl, maid of bon lug the affult » huge ......... * Following the supper all ad iourned to the Hum.' Economics building where Mrs. Packutd bad arranged a program of entertain merit. With Mrs. John Courier, Jr nt the piano and Mrs. James Pat tin acting ss master of ceremonies, group singing was enjoyed by all TTTF. Ha N F o RD R E R a LD Thursday, Sept. 19, 1952 Pag* 1 Mrs Anna Tnultv and daughter ilinbarii have returned from all e* ^.............. How tapers Two silvei baskets ton. It F Wheelet, ,li tended trip to petrol!, Mich where ,,^ I),,,,,, smue gladioli graced either ton, I'. II Itmiicll, .h l ie i eh eodore Yilb they vl*itr*l r«'hitlvi *4 Ml|»* ,,f the twlile TUKHUA*' » ’ s lelt.fll to Wmumerry Oialige. Va. to ntt«nd. A program will be pres­ ented and refresh manta served. £ ltn r*iaforc«iB«Dti wher* R fw and (train an §rtata& retain tha ihapa and ' f i t loo|s loaf daw. • r Christian Women Plan For Rally Day 0.1 t h . Catmar b , fh. Crock u- — — U A ■>W»«. no ,.*- ___A£J �iier Haven. fla. Family Loan Co. Martin, Charlie art'} w Ylrgle T" Family' I-nan Co. Hiikenievrr, Donald L and w t,o|* To Knight, Orr A Co., Inc. I’adrick, Henry T. and w Doris M. To Knight, Orr A Co., Inc. First Church of ' Nasarene To Christian Mutual Life In*. Co. Flvnl, Jack and w Erma C., ct al To Itossllc P. I,artier Ijoiire W. T. and w Victoria To Addle E. Black Court Records ilonit AstbclaUon* of Pt,6du<* Market Manager*.* r F. W. Rlkher. Marketing, Sperlallst, State Marketing Bureau, wiU report’-on the Annual MeatIhg of the National Aeeoclatlon of Produce Market Manager* held In Columbia S. C. and will tell of .delta to varlou* Markets while in South Carolina. I^e Thompson, Auditor, Judge • i» JPs #• IV i Ih culture* will conduct discussions on market regulations. Advertis­ ing will be discussed by Ralph L. Alvaret, manager, Fort Myers State Markat. ■prldaY'-'afternoon will lie de­ voted- largely tn discussions on M tirtork ■Mftrketa "With L. II. Lawls, livestock 'apeclallet. Statu Marketing B u r e a u , leading. UMnrgt'Ci Young: president, State L i v e s t o c k " AiXBclatien, Rdli p d er Wrll-r Horn**. Inc. Oltdf, Jol.n D. ‘ Kelly, manager. aid f.. Rlrkem*-yer and Arcadia State LIPastock Market. Osier Weller Homes, | Li A. Thompkon, ntknafet, GabiesHenry T. I’adrlck and sranJ*srtf'Hi aasIsUnt director, iR, Ir.f controller larna, manager of armers' Marr. Wilson as officer* and Problem, #f V /jljet hfan gere". K. W. C * k O tettf)g iiomlet of the ARtlcdnufal B* nomic* I)*pertmon*,*Un|yOrdJty- Legal Notices a l. i lA.*n SATISFACTION OF M O K T GAGES: Deyer, Verne N. and w Grace E. To John Rlnkavague and w Sophie First Federal Savina* A Loan Assn. Tn J. E. Higgins and w n. E. First Frdersl Savings A l.oan Assn. To Johnnie Iteddlck and w Clara I*. First Federal Savinga A Loan Assn. To C. E. Beard and w Eva I-ove Florida State Rank To Paul Love and w “ 1 First Federal Savinga A Loan Assn. To J. E. Woods and w Vivian Family Louii Co. To Clove Man­ ning and w Willie Mae Family l.nan Co. To William If,. Davis and w Allis • '* Atlantic National Rank. Jackson- ’"be the guest ile’Nathan Mayo, ‘Agrieuttorc will id. M/ Vf MeeklTalnletto State ,^wll|f Hd master a r t r iiJ te .. i e-.’ v *. ! Bating* » Johnson. Alvin E. and w Georgia I.. To First Federal Savings A Loan * ' Howyer, Katheryn J., sgl. To Stockton, Whatley, Pavin' A C0‘. Fuller, John Arthur- and w Anna Marlon To Knight, Orr A Cn.t Inc. l l a v i s , V. and w Ruby M. To First Fcdct'i Saving* A l.oan K a r n e s . If. T. and w Edith M. Ts> I'-rk Federal Savings A Loan vasn-latlon * Aaron. VlrplJ M. and w Ma Grara To Stockton, Whatley Davln A Co. Graves, Charles William and w To Rtockton, Whatlav, Davln A Co, Holier. Earl and w Mary To N. G. jaw rtcott, 'm endfer, 0 f a n g o Kimbrough, I. N. and w I County Llvestork -ffarkati OrlanGuv Sclman and w Be«i ( te y w l aaalrt tMtjf tha program Lnnler, Rosalie I*. To Ja< Vtt !J#t|ae|r-'>aHia«a)h«nd **cii«and L. (I. Hunter WtjlatH* d | *MI>aai§l h * ardf crops Black. Addle B., wld. 1 Dlaeuttlon of th* Interest to tl Managers Include "ImoroyrtWiF and HUndardlsalton v at* lion Service on Market* V/MT t T It, Rivera, Manager of tl ''.slilo lV s I* assurance that the community, good health, fro m ' doctor* and tha doty of parent* and other , state, and the nation will be dentist* they can obtain early adults to be careful alwaye whe« CtolW n& P 8 f tiBi- the Id good hand* when theae young- treatm ent of any disability In Hr SPUDS JOIIM ON >|rr* become of age and aro ready their cljlldrea, and from home School* having opened for tho fall Irtl'm. (Ills la ah appropriate time tb’ Jclvc rton«ldkratlon to the hrdlth. ##lfare,' ahd future of FliirMa's ruraryoungsters. ’Did ‘tight rtf these bright young people going (o school tn learn * • they may develop Into good clii sen* la satisfying and Inspiring tn their narent* and other eduRv It vtlle To Drier Welirr Horn**. Ipc. (partial Release) Atlantic National Rank Ja-ks'-n'♦111# i V Otler W*i:»r Hones Iney 'r .■ * First Federal Savings A l.osn T<> • !,. R. Rushlon and w Anna M Chat* 4 Company To Rosalie l.artleF .Saif'..,! Atlantic National Rs.ik T n ' Denver ft Uur*n»r sod -v •jt*. * First • Federal Savinas A l.oan ' Asea. To E. D. Kfrehhnff nnd w Mery Helen Klrthkcffi W. E. Jr. To E. I). 1 Klrrhhoff and w M*rv Helen Florldg flute Rank To Elliott • Bellamy to accept the responsibilities of demnnetratlo'n agent* and othc'M they can obtain Information that cltltcn*. So every rural school child will will help them provide an adahave opportunity to obtain maxi­ quote diet for the youngster*. mum benefit* from hi* schooling •in view of the danger* from nnd so the country will receive traffic oji'the highway*, Italsn be* maximum service from Its young hoer*d ‘parent* to • warn their men and women, it ts well that children explicitly and often not to (xirents ami others l>e cognisant o f . admlnlrtratiye c* things that are necessary fori taka any chance whatever on high* jtMl-ong/earbyrn, sl •>* Spitsbergen, was ngm ^ tor J*b-. W. I ongytwr, n fw&iuin* (iood health is i-»i»-iitlal to tile i happiness and progress of the -rhool child. The important things [ nccertsary for good health include I .1 well balanced nutritious d iet,I adequate rest, regular habits of elimination, early correction ol physical defects, encouragement, and a cheerful, home atmosphere. If a child I* under-nourished, If bis.sight or hearing is weakened, •f his teeth need nllvntir'- or If he is in any other way under par physically, he cannot learn as w*ll or la- as happy as he would If h* were not so handicapped. Th* child's future depends largely on his health, so parent* should mak* every effort to give their child Florida Stale Bank To Elliott Bellamy Hamatt National Rank. Jackson­ ville To Wellborn C. Phillips Jr. (Partial Release) Atlantic National Bank, Jackson­ ville To Osier Weller Homes, Inc. 8aaford Atlantic National Rsnk TO Troy 0. Richardson and \r Alma First' Federal Savin..* A I.nun Assn. To Carl Hollenbeck and r Dorothy Rowland Finance Co. To William f . Lodge and w Gladvs P Rowland Finance Co. To Llllla Oaray Rowland Finance Co. To Walter • If. Motley and w Catherine Rowland Finance Co. To Mrs. Mamls Pagenhart Rowkflil Finance Co. To lliico Cltn and w Mattie Rowland Finance Co. to E. M. •Chester and w Eloise ANN PAGE KRUNCHY 'n' — i you ▼r.iifoiipn r*, pereonh were killed and seven In­ jured- when a Greyhound bus NUriAl ( I 6 # n a I W f o m r h v f n # alter wHIdfntf'’ Ukadtm ’ w «h1 a J Hump tftiek,,e»Tlr'toddy. - " Highway patrolmen said the trd rk ' driv er,' Rosa Rhlnehnrt. 27, told them he arcldenlally drove ait a construcllon barrier on II, . Hlghwey Mi ami shleswlpi-d the Sbus. vJ ' Jane Parker CHUCK Prices In this sd effective Ihru Saturday Sept. 20 9 VI All risiiallles were Callfnrnlans Protruding nails, anllnlered CHERRY EXTRA TENDER board*, and broken Jagged timber* In pen* and loading chute* are reaponslble for many wound* of oattlg. f l.ihbyH Corned v Bom* watermelon are green «ome yellow and aome are green *«d,*r«J)9» 1’ i li«r«gad*r the name* and *arissts o f itmikholdsr* ownlna t t iTalng I ptrcsnt or more of Pita* itount of stock. If not owned by iirpiirahon, Iho nsmos and'ua. ■ CENTRAL FLORIDA (JUIuK AND STORAGE CO. FREEZE J m , T-B0 N ¥ ftft^ 0 UND YOUR f of th* Individual ownsrs ust in ai»*n if ownod hr a partmss •rahiii or oth*r unlnoorporatid rm. Us nsino slid addravs. ak all a* lhai of *ach Individual •mli*r. mit*I t>« alvan.) . i. t>«*n Hanford. Flort'la r. (Jordon Dean Bantord. Florid* Ina O t)aan Hanford. Florida awa Journal f'orp. I’snsatula, Florida .<r . I. Th* known liondtiold*rs, tpofl* SB*#*, and other •oe-utlly Whlng nr holding t P «tM » "V or* of tolai amount ol turn da, ortaaa**. or oth*r s*vu,lil#s ar*> m n ^ . . v ; % . r f o ‘» o r . d . f T * Paragraph**? i phwh whsr* tha atiMkaalaag ar leurlty bnidar *pp*ara tha >nks of th* cumuany *a truat** - In any oth*r fiduciary ramtlhn, |» name of the pared* o, onrpnrlion for whom *tidli> tfa*l«i *1* •Him: also th* ataUmsM* in-th* EA Locker Plant 1 <01 W. 13lh 8t. L in n v s VIENNA Phong 1318 FLORIDA GRADE A SMALL M n MED. \A UDIRECT FROM LOCAL FARM TO YOU6 3 c I'lHHT CUT WESTERN BABY B^EP LIVER Lb. M e BONELESS CHUCK BOASTS Lb. | | c U. S. GOOD ROUND STEAK Lb. M e THJN SLICED DRIED BEEF >/4 Lb. g |c OUR OWN PORK SAUSAGE Lb. M r | SMAIX MEATY SI'AItE RIBS Lb. j(|c i UKKAKFAHT'- riK chops ----- t l T HICKORY HMqj^Rp I L b ,M c IttftOPl'ULlABLK J m um Com On Cob p rm 2 ■ I FIRST CUT 5 RIHS PORK ROAST *V1 CHUCK ROAST Swan Spap ball) ^ar | (or He L Fab U..8. CHOICE BEEF sir1 5 FRANKS 5 5 c M g^ FHERIi gUICK FROZEN ‘ Pm 4 9 * i LARGE SH RIM P % |f c S ! I S 5 .U 2 I ,14SN* S ! l n . _ _ . PERCH FILLET^ Lb* i* fj * )p jp pkg. H e t«w ph*- H* L«xS«»P rag. bar | for M e SWIFT PREMIUM ALL MEA^ rocwtt asetf EAS 2 No. 303 Cans PILLSBURY fLOUfl i f Oz. Can PORK CHOPS Ol ’FtY ^ m ^ 1 i JUICE EXTRA LEAN CENTER CUT ij - BPicib UiffiONNEll BBYS OARDEN SUPER RIGHT HEAVY WESTERN U. 8. C IL IC E BEEF u ) Rolls 33 I.IBBYS PINEAPPLE PORK LOINS TO BOIL Crab Meat ISSUE HALF OR WHOLE SUPER RIGHT HARD CORN FED u . ’ABALAD JR TUEIJN T O IL E T 4 0 z. Can SAUSAGE 'A Lb. Pkg. J 71 Berber Baby F004 1 for |M Piantern Peanuts 8 oz. H * UncR B e ^ H Ic . 14 os. H e FANCY TOKAY OR SEEDLE: i\ GRAPES •fT- o V “ I 1 BANANAS POTATOES •: ' V \ A J t x C te a n s e r �ft * i f * ':' Dine Editors Figure Stevenson Auto Workers Has 50-50 Chance Of Taking South Union Asks GM For Wage Hike i ' i f « Sf Or t C ' STORES SPORTSMEN SALES (U j^ l4 r suu lH . t S IV i H . P. Outboard 't r i o r s ---------- -- 19c Oatboard , Motor Chain M f M e 1 Gal. 6 « i Can # J9 | .8 8 Padded Motor Covers 2*88 ?,M tow ITtl Boat Seat 5*44 i l l O x I board Motor Stands 1 .95 i . Used ^Outboards 35*00 each Horseshoe Pttehera We Have 13 Pair Hlurdy Stake* To Close Out Regular Pries I.M Hale Price 9T | .77 Pole And ^A m erican F la g Hat Bracket (le e Out Large teee |.33 Be ach Balls alar Sale Prlee t o if c Sun Gliuvnen 7-19 CroRuvt Set •4.70 Picnic Grill io.50 Barbecue Grill 1.10 Barbecue T o o l K i ln 27c 4 .77 3 .19 7.44 77c 3.71 Ball Bearing Roller SltRtes 2.88 L7# Jnaier Hide R o lle r S h a le * 1.3 9 Me BadmlMon Shuttle Cock* 4.95 Teital* Backet •7 5c Tanhln Ball 4.45 Tabid Tcnnl* Set All Bagcball Equipment T o B* Sold At Very Law Prices. A Good Tims To Get Sonra.Xmas GlfW At A B4f Saving • 1.39 G o lf B a « 25c 36c 2 .1 1 35c G o lf T e e * 2 .1 c 5.95 F o o tb a ll* 4.22 2.89 H e lm e t* 1 .8 8 2 .6 9 S h o u ld e r P a d * 1 .8 8 5 .95 3 .9 9 B o a h e tb a ll 2 .2 9 G o a l* 1 .8 8 5 .9 5 P u n c h in g Bag 2 .4 9 R a in C o a ta 3 .9 0 1.30 Bent Grade ,22 Cat , Bhorla Sfie Baa Wa Hare .22 Longa .12 Long Rifle • 35-3#— .32 Cal Shota In Stock, Alao Shot Gantt — Rifles And Shot Gan Shall* FISHERMEN Hooka It ^ S w iv e ls I t S in k ta Bos 9e * loa th U S p in n e r s 9c L Ih m W a t# r L tn e a • 99c 77e 21c 19c Me 97c Me nfMvt RMti N v tv — A M t 49c B ve V ttv — T B U V 1M 0N : « r AnK#» CaWnat Ma4al Kagalar 8 4 5 .9 * |N J » t o w n , SMa — A u l a la Chimney MtHtnla Rt*. A l Rig (Continued From Tax* One) past two yeais. Including llic tr irglstration*. A plan Is lining worked out in Mr. Lemon for roniplplc imeS and garbage collection coverage of the City, and In a manner, hr said, that will In- fair to every­ body. Obsolete or unsnnllary garbage cans have been condemn­ ed. Cltlsenc are eu operation fine i iW ra j-M M V As snd he added that it Is hoped to *nd Ihs practice of people cslllog up (he c ity Nall to have their garbage or traah picked up. „ ,w o rk on a teat section of East M rit Street to determine the cost of adding a new aurface, has been completed, he said, and the figm..* will serve as a basis fot more improvements on the street nod >n Seminole Boulevard. T H E HANFOR D H E R A LD Thursday, Sept. If). ISSf Page 5 I a'ithI Notice Legal No Iicon Legal Notice N O T irr: m* u ' r i n \Tn>\ m u n t iu ? m i toes*, m i.in rinflilit toiMttiirw of mini .V o T tri: is m :in n r •nv*rv Thnt ('onat tV 1 mi the h*•111**r ««I the ftilltil Inii ei I IMsmi 1 1- h im file * dflhl t'#r Ilf |t*llte fot (M% ilt'dl fl lie Imtinl T ! i »* *at »lf I i' * nnmher himI A*-,ir **f »- tc r7,r ilrai-rlpl l-ou of Mu |iii'i'ii t \ i itit mi* mime In Hhh'h it tv.i- m m -* - ii ♦»* tke follow* t 'et 91fI* nt* t Ve.tr of tssttimtn ** fttre |c \ l* rig. . '..ii,,■_ V*- M ITM I' n r i r r i . i i %t i o x m iih h i in n 1 Re*- MM Hi flrttltln HfA(«lfeN«f * o r i r i : os" s r i'i.H -A T t iis ru n V ' T l f H IM i l l ’ l l r t V OIV^EN. T i l 11CCIt 1hi*1 ''onto) f'o l»irM the holqir uf Editor's Mde: n ---------------------------- Spplemhcr campaign trl|) to Uie taer. IPt.tn Plorlitn smtittea nt inia, fit. (uJ)rtlilriK I'toff I Hf ,1 IN ItNB ft)«d t f ■ i f rie l <4 ft v « M a t in m tl* ! *">'*> to fade N l'T IC t: lrt HK ItC H V (IIVMN *.»lil t fid If 'title for In* deed fn That Const Co Inr . itic holder of The aairc survey pattern wan political illuoMon s i of now, at p I*-toiled thf’leUll The csfeMflTjAtto fhc I* !!**%%krik i’Ptl If h uti* kiln f||#| •ionthfr ,1 tiif vp.ir of lMifune6, the ieen by newspaper editors and followed In the South at elsewhere *<rt1tl *cr I If ii’rtf i* fur litR tlretl to le> e<iitloii nf »he iToperlv and the Astnclatrd I’ rest members, both political writers oI a stairs). he t•*ggite*«1 fhereon The irrtlfh rttr ttii. 1 r. 1%hi, It If wi|i KtotoM'rtei |p« niimhoi Mini v*»m i*f I-.mi itnc c. ihe newspapers ami radio stations, . - fn| lr \%m 4lp«(*rlpl|i*ti of the |iFf»|terly. niitl ttir along with other newspapers ami O f llf h N t r No flu By D O U G L A S B. C O R N E L L 11tome In tvftli It It wi\m n*i>WBft#t1 ure )* it of KtoMMiiie June in j* )^s«i correspondrota. were asked to N E ;w B Y O R K OH — nixie editor* as fttllowil *i*r»|fit 3teMXUn.4A. w*vr» A * ' v*1 vf , 3 , ____* t- u h * * * • . : _ V #*tor tsl |to«t|to?1r« • l> 1958 I i >mc »he svairitnc yard z i p s - - - - - - -■ „-M ► * • v II Ufigtlf* , s qp »' \\ , jir, 1 1 - II If. | o > «!ie »n rT 'he SoolV wtA be solid or i'HaK-t nit ftm or 'rrnpfft/t Hotillt ll.tiig, ,i<» r.t t i I 1st It ok < I'.t A *• *»7 n F T n n iT mrf h « m n ipllt In the 10U presidential battle sticks -p olla , II poaaibto. direct ron Loin III 10 |0 * i 1 W K II til. I . Nitmc In V .tine In whic h ntopeef 1 , r „ , until " ? i l IflAS. the C K ) ? ,J £ * I-BIVIM’I Rlibllvldlnfi rim Honk The con sen i us of those taking tact with vntora, past voting t ec tract II fi I .*• 1I lift 11••'It * M I. A rU fltte ll Otoi I I*toll to 11 8« « **•- C W ,iarl In an Associated Press survey ordi, their own knowledge of p « Auto -Worker* H I of t o 3 1 III |M 'Uf »'f • t* < f |ifn|o»rty hefni? *• !■* 'I'M *-!' I T * • - I »ll: are sa M m General Ntorflto Hn whlrh iffi#»w*#»»4l ...r 4%*||flf % of ?4!*'Illl It• •"foiitf % of Meiftl note HfiiVe of Flof, •a lhst the hulk a t Dlsie once mere 111ica] conditions— editors and cor Motora to go fl it l.totovitt IfHrii 4 their hlsterte Itlto t'lllfaa wilt fi ( I* t I If 1 , I' • -lit I <1i I ultoso, touch I er Ilf In Kle d u ll he .III of itaiitl pr»»ptortv htolnx m the re*!eeiiiei| will be isle lor the Democrats respondents were asked tn call cost of-llvlng pact and grant (m i <<r<tinu to t,x» t|». too l r•If"*i'll»*d .41 rrtl c'llPHI f»» 1.4w (he bf ii*o*»riiy of Htommnlto Htnt«« t»f K 1 »r Ju t newsmen ssy that 11 the selec­ mate Inr Ihelr own counties or His mediate w age and pension heneRt.s l>«rl v i|ew.'rlt*e*l in *«t. it . |»|ft ■ i»* tii .|» a. i if *s.| in «di h •er fIfle iti Itlto rnleiie niieh <«*rtlfliNle thall l.« m il tic woli) (c Mo Ii Ik Ic •s* M il. •i m ins ><o|i) fo th** hlffheto) hid |nr tion were held now Gen. Dwight D trlcts the percentages nt the popu If G. M . the iiMBatry'a pattern rftlBdmftl irtBWflRf In 1« %v itlto pis* .it Ihe front ifoot of tin* ’ ■ • • • lli1 It -1 * ,i Mir front *h>or of tile Heffilnul# Eisenhower might bo able tn storm lar vole tnat can be expeeled In setter for years, agrees, the mBon ptortr »le«n,i*|hpi1 in Mliwti irrtlfliM le «'mi lily t*ourf ||tiiiM< »• So or i .1 *ui’ i • omm ||oif*>e ,tl Hyififord, will he »o|tllo Ihe hlprhtofii tilrt lei Klorltld on Hi* (he Democratic fortress In the go to Stevenson and Elsenhower presumably will ash fo rd , ('beys M o, » li ft ti »»• fl»-t MortiLts In *he lit Ihe fi out t|«»4jf of fhi* Htorhlnolr nmnih of i *» f » r A majority of the editors are ier and other autn companies with ■« ,'(f f ti.tof.isr n i ' svhioh !• South ami rtonler slates and * iiimiy » mirt H im iw nt Hnnforil. ihe Mh flat atf • ' ’i* Ml* il.iv ■■( t n tiftier I:*i2 snatch three or possibly live stales advocating Elsenhower's election similar contracts tn do likewise rinrlrtto «n Ihe flref Mniiffity In ihr r*'41eil thlw Hit tltok ' ' - * * *'*• i»i. tiai -if ................. .. ... timnth nf Ottohfr. whlth I* I to*? ironi (iov. Adlat K __________ Slevrnwtn In making estimate* they were The D A W disclosed yesterday the Mh tiny nf Ortnbor Texas. Louisiana ami Florida are asked and sought carefully In ills that Informal discussions on ttir i» I* I I K I A I m *• I tii ii.’Vlf**N’ Ptoletf IhlN Ith *tny of Mtoptemher i ‘I»*r k •*lr* nit * t'lrrk i lr. lift 4'itiirt, (he big question marks, Virginia 1 associate personal nr professional subject, ns secret at Ihe co ntrtri (s,rin 1ii i*|* I’.siintv Florid l views. Many turned In estimates o r MWiiNnoN and Kentucky leaser ones. negotiation* Ihem aehm , have been i (H EAl • I'ttofk rifiMili ronri, In state alter state, even In contrary to Ihelr preferences or held re rrn ily But the tatka re Hemlti«*T»* C'ininty, rir*rlrli% v ra rto s t t „ n some of those considered dead the editorial position of their news portrdlv have hem brief so tor \ t i i n i in - i «t i on ru n (B E A L ) to o riiE o r ti* i* M M Tvn \ m i l __ __ s u re to g o Dewiocratie a i papers. i %\ i i e e i i t %\ liVtrii General Motor* declined eom iM M tea nt tatlM i tor. nil in I liirldA IlHfRtM nl 1919) Here's the way things look poll biggest vote aver recur,lid a He Itoer. ItH.ld llin liln tolnliifeto *if in Hi i on their nature. * 111V KN n m i i i t ih i n t i u -n r u IV k v . N O T ir i: is in im *nv t iiv ir v ttrnlly to .Southern editors and publican presidential candidate. The union’s National Th it f c ' ok t o | t'n Inc., the bolder t*f Thill I hilt toI I’ m llii Hit' ht'litcl of i5*d h-e'VlIe.t Th e way a North Carolina editor rnr respondents: fh* r -itisci |om t erllfli ete hed filed Motora Council, reacesenttng »he follow I o k . •rMflcel** hue f11 f » W . f r !51Deata for taa dee,, i,e Texas (M electoral retest summed up prospect# in hia own Httltl t’PrHfh'fU** f**r ( hr deed lo toiiM . ertlfl. Kte for tm dMd )U m o o o g . m womeet toeot tberoon The rertitb aii Ilf InMtird (hrlfoft I'he , of |lf It tl* I-*• ' - o*| thereon The eel i tfh *le Texan* want a change al the the country, touched off the county apparently applies to much deJtwlMI*!?1 SIZ* " •**"""•' I in I>», raseii Iltimher Htill vs nf of InNun in e ilir ttsiKkl.fr « ii *1 vetir of iMiirtnc#, the White House, bill editors feel the for contract Improvement* nima1? !1 Property. an,I III, rn h i . ( M M f i i a i o h r P h - •lei*. rt|illoh itf Ihe |ii >|'* t(\ tifitl tin of the Southland: lew, 1 11«i ion of Ihe i>rn|>ertk and ihe name la Which It a-as sacra...t so sr» H a v t v rt f T .a id p rm u tj- Tllllnr In 4%hll‘1| If IVII to Itaapaap 1 it1 * i ime in it hf, h it te i Kto*eitoed <ir* "Th e re will be more Republican still undecided Independent voter Emphasising diet It waa not at « « fftflofFft: t i n s a o a iv h T p a fb r n f » T r , IM ffa.Holt to will determine whether the stair templing to reopen the non-to .. „ CiFtlffpRiR No *•» vote* but not nearly enough." V,,u nail earh uf y,m are herel.v I»to follow to i Vi i if I* -if i No ?41 i*erllfh It* Vo i » f leenance t i n . l » a |, i ,„•llflrd anil required tn nre-ent nnv A l the moment, the composite wants to change to Stevenson nr openntdc contract, Ihe emmetl said tear Peacrtiitlnn \* ii f I •-MiK tn-i" tiioe Ii' K l i lt o. Prnperl, . lulins amt demands whtrh yuu. „r Vein of I-amin in «i .Klim |n i l> « » Li - i iii*11*n of Proper f v oplnloon of .Southern newspapermen Eisenhower At the moment, IPs, additional benefit* were needed to I »e•»•'r In Mo n if It •>•- • iUlhr, uf you. n.ay have »nnii.s1 Farm er-. \,t,tni,.„ \\ ■ r I S <'f f*\V », of N \V »f flat Rm>k J Page 71 to t 77 llooht >(.ok " , he re,etc «( M A (I t M K HT o NM la that Democratic nominee Adi aI a tossup bring Ihe contract, signed In pee , ii-oi i Too it-IiI|s 'I Hoilth tr,ra*sd. laie ,.f nnld Count Marne In whl.di aseea.e.l 4 I \i net* ',*♦ & It8 one editor said that "Stevenson" Korean May. HIM. ahreaat of car Stevenson 1* certain to sweep the I i i.i i • n e It 1 " rl • I H» \t 1 f No,fife 111 n lilt ft ii ►' *m -,I ,h« Cnuhty Judge of “ * ... , Laura Turn presidential election tn Alabama, ability lo shake off Tru m a n will rent living conditions. 8 o It adopted All of sal,! prnyertr helna in V i.i i I'H" lli n It l« ti II * ihe LiiI k iltii' HiiM'.-n , ‘ounlv, Ytorldn, «s at h|tt \ |n i H 11!*"!*■to rtf bn id Ootiniy «t A It of tortft) |!l ollf t f 1 hs'lMM 1 ■h • OfttB Arkansas, Mississippi, North Caro boost hla chances In Te xa s ." a resolution asking the Industry's ‘ "•"tJT ." f IfMwmote. ptafe r,r Kli.r within el it hi Ml t Kid 10 0(181 I V he|HA In the Mlhlr Eloplcfl HANI *'miiifv of Heiittiioli’, yff.tlM "< I I ■ Ma Ibilesa such certirical* kIih II i... Another figured that "good rains biggest producer to lina, South Carolina. Tennessee, <•lendnr moijlh* from Ihe the time «.t hit* 1'fl teeit Hi!* It teiiifi* ii* ■ , 'i.i* i of MemI note, dtiile of F*ir * reieetneO eccoMlng to law the ,,r,i. flrel piihllrtiMlon nf thlw thin noth#, rodeemed aii *itr<)11<*4 i" I" t tl * 1 1 Oklahoma and West Virginia Those could help llic more than anything Ihe agreement by: oil l bliss nil, h . erl If h Kte eh all he ‘’'I.'*', deecrlheil In am-h l erlttli ale fhe tfuvh rlatm or ^Tejnnnd •h«h h# in »| ,ii o*crdtn« t»* l>i« (he Viliinine states have M electoral voles else." Th a i was on Ihe theory thnt 1 Boosting Ihe guaranteed an Kill t,e anl* to the hlahesl M<t,t<-r wntino, to«d tohtol) *!•!# the iilnre |i«riy t)tont’f i )m*m hi ti.it . 1 t , 1 . II ..-o|.i'M', ft i|tos* r Mod In mirth *e| 11fI* .if e flo Ills h. *• fsi.f ( • Kentucky Is considered close hut Texas farmers have been hard nunl t cent hourly raise — the an- al the front rtoor or the Hemlnote or renident'to ahd im*b» offli4# totlrtifto* Mill hr ft.ltd 1 III (>»• wold l>* the Itlnhetof idilder til ) ft V ffollf floor of t lo to , | f (• '»««/ 1 dart llottsa at fairly sure to go Democratic. V lr hit by drought and feel they ran railed annual Improvement factor r lorlda. oa the flrat MnnOav In the .if ihe rlnimiinl toftd ihRlI he »worn I’lMinl) i ’tMirt Mon** »* i* if,., ft n t door 1 Ihe Hemtmil* 1 l>r the HtoltnnM. hlto atftoiit. til i 'ilk I'oiitt ) |ol|tort til Mitflflird more financial help from Ihe — lo S rents month „f tvtohsr. 1 *1 *. » i, i. i, i- In Inla editors state .Is. gel ______ think _____ their ____ ____ . ------*~ f»n ------— rh... el . mm ........ _ *nd ny .BtIC .... riurtdii ofi Mi*4 Flrai M s. lts hit toitorney. i i. li.l.i on fh*- flitoi Mondtiv 'n th# the ath Our nf Ortohar. ISM leaning toward Stevenson by such Democrats than Ihe Republicans o| ilf*nmn«i oi»l m filed tohtol) It* month iff i tftrttifi l* .' iilii.il 2 Adding 21 or ihe M cents an ^^'atert thla Ith ,1av of P*|ttrntl,ei .Mh of i i* fnher M52 Hrhli'h I# 1 lie «ih dii* of « » s 1 « 1 1 t ■ * . , * \rthl a scant margin as to be highly Editor* say Stevenson1* support hour gained In raat-ot-ltvlng ad­ thlltofl t It l-s Ith >|,|t • to.j.t, * * il,, tiiti d.ii ,f 11,-totter l^f*l E L iA A B E TM i 'AROI HT«fNE l * -, | * ' »t Uti* Ith iI n v of H#|»4emher. doubtful. Kentucky has 10 electoral of the administration stand on tide justments since fbe pact was •> P HERN D ON nf fh# K n * t'15? A« n^mlnltotrutrlf __ HI one |- in i; \ 1 ft t\ rlerh Circuit Court lands oil sapped some of signed to base pay Tnta would fa I # of Mney H voles, Virginia I I . it I* IIIU N lM iN Sotninole Count*. c I k m U o « "lasr If t 'll - fill I 0*1 4 « totoNPt) Editor* are uncertain as to his strength among Mate Demo mean thal only s eent* eoirtd ne A 1.1 « '!*■» H « "I to fill « *14111| §”■if to| iiMililli'iVfim At*i ?*. n i l Hertt 111 I 1 HO-IIIItl*>1»• i\\11ti V1 Y Iorid ,1 whether Texas, Louisiana and Flor crallc leaders hut didn't hurt him taken away If the eost-of-Rvlag . *m : a i » Ida, with tt electoral votes among greatly with the ordinary voters dives sharply between now an hurt*'st u p s e rt.tf S T io v r n a n n t i t f f n ro w win* luuftlana ttfl rlrrto ra l votrs) May. I DM them, will rumain Democratic or T i t iia-.stta Th* 11**11"I mh A *i 11■•*» 11) *»f •*•*> NOTH • " I l I f l I. S I II. s I nl* m u ii | ill i m . l D T I I I ) r o il The consensus of editors is thnt hop over lo Ihe Republican camp 2 Adjusting twnslons of G M iser. in i in Clnrlrta atelnlra „| mi in i i f n ,t Sk mf**r*f H>hM4k will fr I I S I ll'll . i %\ itr.r.ii When results of surveys in five a majority of laiulsnn.i voters out worker* who have retired under NMTICI'7 IM MClMttlt iitvttN , •e*1 v *' - •rl I«*•I 1*1*1 " f**t Mil ft|t rtf’ ll (4fr. |l rtr I it|l *4fIff ||f» « 1 .<•I" I t n |II| Ml # InrlilN AIA1m9#« h « |H|R* th,* hoi,let . f In K rtf K i*f ttpr |n f•*» It «tog|f |VIft fell! V o T If ’l- !H III m ill ,\' s \ .* ric i is n r m n v h iv k v . Middle Atlantic and 11 Western side of New Orleans would go for (h r contract to give them the aaffif Thai CiHi.t c,, in, folio,vlna ■lllt ll . llr h,t. tllr.l jinKrtto It- Pfiljt'iik Flupliltl Id* I, II I Titnl If i**m tn i » i ilii • •in I,..II, i(i,,i i -*-,,-i |ih - Mtr lit»t«l#i **f stales ora combined with those In Elsenhower If they were marking purchasing ixiw'Pr they had when the „ m .-cri.rim i,, r„, , n, ,tP„ , , •util I*. .1 ifitrinw fh* WlfMrp •*! ♦•I Mti- frtllrtn mg et t i - - i t, •. * >11•it I(I il . r f 11 f11 n I # lim fM# 1 the South, newsmen turn up wilh lilt'll bali.di. tods) H* *i » " i j mini l Jn t A), pifil.i > MIimI ■si i.i ••■) t if I* ,*f * ■,. t ,« .(. the agreement was signed the tin •■■"cu . i. k i *,,., c r , . » m , . . . . . . Mini tie f**r I k * 4#i*l I »• •iiilici J *» 1 '*’*? *i 11 **mlit 7*4 llul Ihe slate must lie lisictl a* Ion ilid nut say how-much id a raiar ,1 il"‘ r7 n 1” " 1 v” ‘ r these opinions, on the basis of 1,1 1 Mtciirtit TL# ,#rMfU'<if# *"• Alrltoi h lli*fl*llnkf ui rtfii.h fifn** i«*4 f.i |*f I "to1|toll Mi.fr.., i T(rt fl tml>l<r II Irtl 1 *11 l i t -I Dl I T 11,4 i m uf Itotumii* Mi# a political miestiou mark rather present trends: would hr needl'd In thr rurrent fl *4ftM* lIt VI Ilf, It ti II ■tie>*tof" 1 *t to |lf'l,* .ill hiifkt will »■** "I-.RIMI 4#«fl'rl|lf la t o tl * * f * In* |rt..|')|f| tfil * i* if (hr piu|i#ri) n ml i)irt than as tipping tmvsrd the G O P 1. Stevenson has the edge in 1 ) « to f-lll*.Wto Nti 1>i >Ih VtiilI In* w lllidhiiih f<*i ilii nn* In y%1*1*4) K it .t" • , t mashnnin nf I 1 2 S a month mrlud Milt' It II rt rt" .ttolntotof'l Nf# •VlMfl.Klto ,Vt* 5] i (iBrlrtti nf »#u dm .) m i l.iMii|ii#ni i,> •«•* fnltrtrt t Southern end Border states which nominee because New Orleans Is mg ''ilorVal ’V r i M t y (V *h r i*f I mp iiiiiM r ,f 11«i «• ,1u. \ ft it . • I m* ••|*8t11mit «*f fii*VI. % % lf Iteiii| ihe* i ’#1 Mil, vil« • \ * N* 14 ■ tug, vital anil unknown factor _________ ; ______ * * ♦ Ml i' are fairly gaffe or i t lehat leaning • "IIM*-tk4 rtf Ilift llmihlni' Anf Inrt |f v V#n I rtf |Srtskltl fi* » I 'it*' u« \ l I i«*atisf-f|i(li<ii «.f f*r«i|t«*irrt| I - toUil T)1' *" June .In A Ii 1**5l» Ma way. He la cineeted to get The stale's biggest eily ra s h IL ,r t u d n n u c l i Ilf thr 4'h? *•f Mil llftsi *1 F|,.rl4 i Lot !« Hi miiJ s A 1limit! Kl MW |»t*W* Il fl t l i t f |*X"| •- M, i, f I1! tiller t v I • " 1 1pi li' n n n | lllin T •*I III 8 Kill) rtll full 11*1 fi« fill rIII i'lt r I'h i firtrth 7 0,4»r «) Arisons from the Western group one fourth of the total lamlslnna I,*4 17 Milrt.tt Ft,11 II t, I I rt t MU U I I*':, A U(t I Nl if ill * Hi ks || It II K RMI1fstoftl H I*hi rill t f * r li 4 * 1 I* * " »* !»* * 11 f I * i dliv , I e I a 11 vote and norm ally turns In a heavy -----------l"n K i II It adds up to a doren states with ii l )liiKuijr r « f k 1*1»t 111*ii k I m r.i i m .u i.. I. i . >|n 11 . 4 , M i,, I**'** A i Inn MtiiifeNil flif in ii h 11fi . - *•to" i •I l l'.4»t» •« (9 A 114 electoral votes to toss on the Democratic majority Three New .. it n«tiaa*a r r « . rag* on*. All nf fen14 pt*<|rt*i(> l.eliif! In ifn* rtMalrtril »i> i mil m i in 14 iltenrMi* II Mlnitli' I i s • >1ii ft S it it| i* |H rttill'h 1 1 * 1 tfH irt**il Orleans dallies did not take port Lisenhower. the Itepuhlleani praal ( ‘rtlinfy nf Mrmlftrtlr Hi.tie* nf I I mp U HIIiHm** ,l» I?4r‘1 111 11 * Kirn, 1 , i line Nov. 4. *»f 11111) |ti *i|i«*|r i lit* up tn i h • i hit i in *' I ' Hli#rniAn it 11(1*1111 *n• Mr . It |tit|l,Vii,M *4,1 ti *\ll P h Im r Hilt’ll i *ii f|f|. Kir to||k 11 hr •♦HU) l mf Hritil *• '!• i *■ t - diii piMj't*fi\ ItrliiR in lhA I. riv e Middle Atlantic and nine in the survey and no estimates dentlal camfldalo, ha* "changed rhlti i #il#i‘rti*st| nit rn til iih io |,i vi iIn. |*i et. L»l*l k‘l..||t|K Mil t'lltl'to* lUl'tl "I Ilf I it * * uti . f Hcntlfpil# H9k I# of Eluf were obtained for the city i his m ind" and now concede* that |*Prty <1#*M*"VIlei»*| In totli-lt *e*rllf|* elr* T lir llrtiiMlHM AtiMrtiln *.f Knuntaln and Western states are f'ltt'fiiii'tl ii" ■r •)194m t*- I i •« I * I tils"*, «i|i II i ,*r Ilf li'ft t r mli K11 I’# Florida (III fieri,,rat voles) I not nil j.uldic servants are bad He will ..........lilt .. tot.Ill In fltee htlf lirttot ........ hlflilr r ’ •»» •» SKi.ft.nl 1 1 *1, 1,1 , , rto,*| r« i|*m taantM anlog ltoward Elspnhowcr or like ■nil 1 1 tint i IL#,! I h it h . * HIMr i , «i< . M rt ii ,is, >>riliitM t** l(»w Mi# pm NcW i cdltonv ir^ u n l the* stiiti* riTH llrd thnt trip n iw rf ll uiigiiiaU) ui iii«* fr*mv iim»r «»f vti•• mntin i.* »!*•• IlHllf t*. 1 r*|a-« » Kill mi m|| |,|,|h Jvj■,* 14 states i ly to back M hi m . fhheso im*M t*< Mm- Mg It* » l -t Ini I i i 1 1 ilrtti m Ih «I In niu h fp rtlfIcAlA • r a so-So spin ,d thin tltnc. hul _ h r w iia uoiiiit to clean oat r " u t * »* rtnuf-.r.) in .ii * | f * frnitl iL f *.( 'li*' J .sin i.i* *uM i«* Mi# tii»fh#M| tttif'Nr have iva a total i of 171 electoral votes Finn (Ik , ten flit* flr**f Mnmltiv in fl,** <'unfit V ' '(Mil i l|"H r .i iiirt fii.tif 4irt*r "f Min H*■fnlfi ui A iut it( 4 I . Three Southern Mates, plus many say they look for a pickup Washington from end to end ftirtfif li nf OrtiihNr. I f«51. it lit ■Vi 1'" U " '• ;».« '<"■• <'nli,1|||,,i,„ FlnrFLi nn Mi# rifM .......I.i It* r I' r '"Hit v I 'rt11t l 111*11*'# At MllllfUftl, "W e t Democrats) don't oil I fin 4| h 4 k i uf ( te irtltisp, t sif»s To* <l"U»i"t: luihnrMv ,.f mull|h rtf flt'iiilitoi Ir*i • nliltli Colorado, are political uncertain In Stevenson strength when or If ! I'Hhhi *if) Mi# fit h| MuimIh f It) th# (fA(#4 fhlN Hit tin v nf Hulit f in I*»'f ; •- v,1'* " r ....... . ........ ftil* 9III t|ItV I‘f il, firirt'f | *, ' tm t i ....... . *it fiil'rtf 115?, n lih’h li ties T h e ir SO electoral votes could the enthusiasm from Elsenhower's around the breakfast table dividing its? V It li 1 ) 11 , 1 , 1 , I, up the p ic," he sail) In an obvious I * k I rtl I It I Mil 'till * f ■ ■ I". I,. t f.t r. i (' 4iii. 1-4 i i , iiJii'r, th rco c lly campaign lour of the ties K S, it L IN A O A B *e, ,* m ff I' III! If NIHI.V 1 "live I'li \ '15? t•if•<4 *1*1*. uti iIm? uf n#|»t#nii»Ar. f'litork fI n tilt i %»*!!» ■late subsides and the normal reference al KUeuhow rr and San. hower. m i* vir:nvi»«(N HofiMfiiilr *’mil ftI tr, Ft*H'lK *'t#rk f it *nil * mm i t i» l» IIM UNDtlN Needed tn win the (HeelIon: 2(10 Florida tendency tn vote Demo Robert A Ta ft breakfasting to­ e n r ic t i gether Inst week "W e may h a v l "1EA1., t**i i nt v 1 Im i h r k ( ’Irciill Muiiil, *rt<*s F u ll crallc lukes hold. electoral voles. TA i nn n fu r.it.i our family squabbles, hut there .*'•ni*IV'*r Flttfhl i Forty right newspaper and radio In the South, a i in other regions, a o r i i ’K m m . i u t i i . s i many editors and correspondents news editors surveyed Die politi are not two Democratic Parties " Ms il Known Ti,.,i 1 It \ n i l . . BAorj*tHr| **f Htrtir t»f ilir* Him *# He again relorred to what be ^ iri ff r: 9»r %i bi *i .h v <i«»x n m say It Is too early to tell how cal outlook In -1)1 counties having , 1 1 : ,,»• t r i 'i . i t i . i r i i i i r o d rtf FtiirinM (I** It4H •tiy iili** fii»l|i #j T 4 I IM I M r « * im m •imt a ....... will vole In November. M per cent of the stale's registered called the “ abject surrender" nf • v iife ,« » « ■ r,„ 9 A##. MM.IA F|url»ln K9a«9ai9#« *.9 199III I In in , i» , isriiin H.st.ites ,1 ,1 0 1 0 1 Elsenhower fo Taft who, ho claims • a i : > i:n % i. t h i n o* Otr, „.|, rt tany voters, particularly the in­ voters T h e 'r composite appraisal NfiTII’lv trt Ml I! Ml > •Jl\ » '• *(Ml* nf* II F f t n i V (l|V K N. 1 1 - r i-i Kill tic 11I*| im MKMIN'»I.I! ' otitilv S'inibef n„,l t has taken over Eisenhower's rant H im l I ’oHfti ♦ '* » fin • » • * . i , * dependents, they say, are waiting was that Elsenhower has stepped 9ti# hrttifftf of *’".4*4 ** Im Mf'ifM nf n*>rt«lN *li Tllrkilttl H«fV -•••••ii|"i” „ ..r i i ,.. i*i M|i#i i i * rt |||« Mi# fullui) toi ****r»i r i * i . i ♦ •lllrf *l|» •4 l if 1*til# I,,! 1 flir t nil* f lit 'till A I Ii to" (Il * V) t*fiffKt ift Iillflrth f|| rt lt|, f, if l» u Imt to hear what the rival candidates mil alirad of Stevenson In those pslgn u)l4 ■#rflf|rnl,’ l- * . * • .4 * i-toif i f N" vp fuller \ I* I IK I VIt# iii ill •to f*,||,.rts *llfl, il' fui t.it t(r fu) lo Hut they believe the have In say Indore making up Ihelr counties It* IM*tIf#l| |hl'M"b (' ..... . Irt.'iifrtV L i’I hm flif ■,1 I'l.e #| |lf((Ml* # •VMifi.,i|( \.. k| •»»iint*#r a ml i #u i * , t, Republican advantage there could minds. M il H i ll l l i i HI i l l ) I.M lll ll 1*t .*f Uiiidfif#, Ml# »1#*irrifitl*iti uf Mu I-- I-. •* F nt 1*1**"*111i‘ 111 "7 *It »• 1' it 111-i1 HI ii I **to. 1***** "f I to-Ml||fi|| t. ,f ,|||ft Ji, | |,| t I |rt -f**"I ! V « till I tl# But at this stale of the campaign, he neutrallird in Ihe 12 missing ............ t *h# on'fu# in W’fii* »•’ » Flif Vlr*- f t fwlilrttll »»f tlim* I fii t*-4 ii -s i- 1 -r «■*pit if# many Dixie newsmen say a trend counties, where the Democratic I - ' - I-l A M III,,, k , k '»»** Ilk frtllrtu " Hi itl-r** fl'iinllMAKtol I !**»r I'M # ('*«•"» •ItlMiS *"••' - Hill.ittl Kli.li |-|,| ,|.„.k , ►»»t inn* ri h vk t *"to h «*hk it*r f r**fii la apparent that may bring a rrc voting trndlllnn runs strong •*#rl9V I* ,if • v* ’ *» Mm*. M -l IJnvAntl rim) t!»#• Rrnwn •II Fuat* ft* I 111 Hftift- u| Fh'l ftl.t f*n rtlL T , «. .9 f t*||»e T - V 1> I 1 topituii.'l* f11Ilf .1" A t* CUt* ord vote for the Republican ticket log automatic lift** Hgl John DV#AI to ft rtf'll .fMU Is I I* J Nkiti# >n v*liit li «•tom*to ,*tf |»t*PMI 1|*1|i*(, ■f |*' .* 11«" *i l|,i ii, i f t*n«ori t jr In November even If It falls short .Mct'li-llan apoke on the fi7 MM F'tr flfsjH AKrtfllilllA •’ rtf tVlP "»f li I ‘iiil ***•"•#*• Alii k in# Hi;*, rtf HI*;*, I* -4IM ' 1r • i* :i a lilm k :i ifr#toto|rtiiKl hltolrVt t **f tin* Hlrili Sll ..f - 1,I.I |,r'.|.«-,,. l.kliiK .<• III, *4 |I Oil ff i Hr. t i.«, I I * of carrying -urty atite*. ilfle anil Sgt. lie Thomas I). 1’ic * .I i ii.,* wiuftof ifuth## itf Firtf (ilii in Mi** Kin iii y Th liii . •"•»., „f M s . | r -Oh ' s „f |-| ,, 4 HRHnh M rtrtiH Btotf ( 1 HPI •hlji 71 Hrt'iMi If,m iii* • i • ♦ u .tt descilbcd the use of the omi '• (ill -f i I * | .1 9 t lr t u h * I’ if as Again, as In other regions, they I • * ‘»iifsr#KN of flic I'nltp'l Hl#f#» IiI k I ' mIsnn a,., Il . s r . l f l . l s I,all |., \i i #•• I II A I IV F*h Tlirtup *5* .lii**ll»'#i* *»f lli# Hu i #i|* rtiurttl iiirtf.linn I,, |I|W ft,*- ... cite these factnrs: Sentiment for a bains was referring lo Ihe break tar. Nn lli r (ii h lit' It i- . 1 s Mill M l )V tl IA !• * ||i* »# toto#i| jir#fu# f’rtuiV nf ih# h I a V# 'if FfAr rcn.iui *a‘ l ("eetlng itietween (ien Dwight ( ’apt. Gatrhel told almut the 1**11/ V f IK •-ft in hp rtrtrtifl. tf* J I ( •'rt|tl|»* I'li change, KlawiNnwrr'a rannai i. . ....... f Mfiofnr Elsenhower. unm Ml rtf to.ili) }■r■• 1•% trt-ii'i m • \i* t -S•«tal \orHluTf , , .Hie . Republican -, . | mussing Innovations In the new Kor l •Mr, ill) JiKtse Jill Juillelsl I 'be htsi.es, bid,Is, itlfai popiuarlty, ''tflijfusl with ■frumsn ,___ t 9 * # tUR tu Ml# u. .uf • FlnrlitH L'l . I.i., ! 81 'U# f'ufll 4' 'III *,f *,f K*# H#fiitiiujf l*iM|f|f) rtf H#ili|U'il* 4 lli- * I 4*1f *tiff rtf Mirt Htuf# * Hrrtiinul# H9nf# »f Flor li m ," high taxes, "ntlsi mismanage -r?5 «! ^,n r .*'•-*j ,n ' nn< ‘^ Pn **"*,r r * snorkel truck they brought down to Fuf •i f•>#■! Mu Molptoto •»((, I, •if if i it i ■(>,!' i ' ' >.|h 11 * i JiiVfi Urtf nf flir- Hint# nf I cniinfi' iiturt 11*iu t* ,m ui, -t-a Hiifi h ii rHfliKl# thAll Ui (T u b today. T'T 7lT,‘‘ PL'rW ........ Mt# fii'.r 5fr,ri4u% r * !» ?7 i . . . I the Yacht Chib )d »“ iruci* ment anti corruption" in govern corniptten" In MilrPIHfid i|i *-itf *1ii,|; in |-ir II" 4 * * Ftrtf t»1n ■I , *<11ti rt *" t-i'i' M» # iirft, EUenlmwi r should win. ' rn n forge rivers up to lh<- call has Km ,*f#l11 #1At V uf HI tl I to of Mi l HI rtl 4 Uuinth *.f ft, f.'I.rtt |'H? wh»rh )•* |*4Mf T 4#to, f 11,to,| in "lull a t '" , ■T• i'i 1I* m m t. v ,1 , , 1 Mint In aHi fl 1 #rtlMi’Jt# ; M «*' ft Mi 4rti nf f», fnh#r l'l 5? the Hill h# until fu M"' III tell I I'M I. •if Flufl'ln ......crown ...... .. lint “ * Gen various ilrlving shift* for the dlfk ill i i rthi ii, th# tit«)i#Bt btiM#r Rot In the South there also Is he might wear * ^l*,,r*.t Mil" Mft itrtV uf Hrpi#fn|,»«i AttrifUiwy 9|#li#riM K'( ft«# fr 11III itrt'.l 4 III# H*•I fnr *li# 1 r 1*o 1 itup»1 of fli# it#uxin «i I# mention of the civil rights Issue Taft would wield the sceptre," fot cot road ,'inidillons or Mfirniif m llrr 9*u»lAt)' Mfiiiri H «*'ip*t* < t I H,i "1,1 ( * "akin I MrtOkt# 1111 Uliltfi*|il He Invited Ihr Jaycees lo coni'* Fo» HtAt« Tr«AAiir#r *» I* IIMttNKMN Fl*'91rIa*. on |h# Mf *»! Mi,914.1) and ihe a dm (n utrition's opposl- Sparkman said •I lit'l 41 Mi# fit-it M'uirtuv tn ih# Fur H'infTiittrn-rl-fnf nf f*uMir in *”Jto(U ( l i t nil| f I'lii r |..( "W e've had plenty nf genernlts Ui llfl M i rtf 9 I U III* l( 1 down lo the arm ory to wntcl. Mieh ■ f tuiutim, I'lftl nhlcti I* Uon to Hale ownership of lldelandx •ill lit' \ ill n 1 t* • H n, Ift**I•* I ’nil id f Ftnr hlii *h# ft9ti 4rti tef ( Pi # Ing from Ihe Ilepuhllcuns already." drills nn Monday nights. f.ix of 1 1- Irth#t l !157 For r'nmfiilrtitlutiMr uf Anrh ulinr (HftAl.i | ».i P a * .I Mil, *tni -4 H a * | * 1 i Milt#, IM I Mti** I Mi 4av of *»#|ifpm‘'pr, the Alabama senator continued, Mr. Wtenstrem reminded the Ju n ­ F iji Hlut# Ali-rtinuy *'Oi J .*1*1If (dl I *15? U vdter aentlmant shifts later on, f*lr* (ill of tti# HlKlrt >*f Fliiililii "and I really don't know what ior (Thnmber that Ihe Seminole n F MI l;\l* •N n p MKnNhMS’ In advance of the election, some Fuf ItNilrunit find I ’uhtli frtf11rI**»* • ■ fa r I1 1 9 4 'put 1 ( rh t r n . i , v n n > Fllff the new general— Gen T a f t— will High Hrhool football learn will I'ufnmlHHliiUHr ,*f fli# H9a )# »*f T f t T ir n »i k I'lurV f*lr» *111 9*ui|it newsmen expect II. In be In Ste Tsx Hfttfiliirttto Fief 14k say, Imt he's Issued a proclamu have their first game scrimmage H#nilt»i*t# f'rttitifx. Flofhtii vanion’rd lre e llo n That Is the case linn." F ui Hfiifto HufiiMuf f*'t -IMli ,H##u • •'re, IMS ,« lliif lil, Ntnloirs ,,t IK,a, (Ht: A I . i 1 x r tomorrow afternoon *1 4:hll pm N A fr i'i: in i iR h r f i r u r\ 'i:v t••r 1si I IHrttrl* * uf <!•# Hlrtlto nf In Arkansas, for example, and In <1 , i i t i 11 1 i m . , 1.11 Snnrkmnn spoke off the cuff for and urged Die members to attend 1 Thai ,'ussl *•'. In. II,k I,,,1,1, , Fiuit.lP 4 P P I,n ATlflto ri»M HIM I II I « l Florida, too. Ffir ? Sl»*fnli#r# **f Mi# 11(*11"' # • **•«• follow In* . kMIfl.alk 111" fllkll T * * H, Cl, half an hour after completing his IS A IIK IIII -------------------------------------— i 11«■!if tohufitnilv#is rtf Mt# Hltif to If usM . erlHIisIk tor Im tlkeil |,, JA#I* 1991 |9I t'tuv llfn KfuMif r* *,| ( 1*#11» Th e reason* offered are that regular address amt the audience 1 kr, I " , , 0 Tl".l«ln sisli.lks " , ,0,1" Nl •T|t,|: |H M I til ID • M V I \ Flu r lit* lie I,.n.i ,-•• ikeieuo Th.- - f i i i i u o Stevenson wifi pick up Southern It, »- I-. Ill HKHV "IV 'K V . TH E W EA TH ER Fur •’minty JmtA# T|| a I •'i*rt pit C m In- Mi" hrtliftp 4 cheered him when tie sold: O'lSilier soil . ,-m „r l -u.in,,. supporter* •• tie becomes hotter 1 If, I • cn in. "ic li.ildtr <if Fur Whurilff Ml# full' o iv | O ff , t-rtlfl lil# h * * • M l* I ilk„t-r i|,tM,,i ,. f f|,k |,r. ,|.e<r I y „n .1 " I 'm confident that when Nov. t Fur Cl«‘r U uf Mi# ) *tI *'ii|v I 'mitf -ll-.u loa - c. 11 11- 4.,c ha-> tll-.d known while Eisenhower m ay lose rt-Alil *#I 11fit KI # f•■» I pi A 11<"#4 * " *I,. • I",untie In wliMli n h ii « i i | High 1 -nw fra rlp . cornea around the South will stand Fur* i'nunjy A#«##«*(t uf T k ■## ,ii . i . ,-tnfb alc (in ,«* deed fo la11 |nmii#4 19i#tto-p•ti- ‘l'l# *#1 MCI. tip itr# ana fiilluu'r 4 hit of ground aa the first (lush 9) 14 Fur F u rT..... aii........ r^ullNfJlur ..... •olid. The Republicans have never Asheville n tin, I.nf k 114 v * 11 i 1-■■'•'-*it* *■ •(•* Im* i - II «*b| I II Pt Ulitl I'll# *•trf IfI *♦At • f>rtlf|9'At# Nrt (Vi of Infhuilsshn aroused by his early Fur Ccnmty Huf’#rliii#nr1#nt uf Fui* 78 Horton H 'illIT,11 *I Hill V#411 uf t#MM9l« 9. til# Viuir **f fh#ii ii fii1# .fiift# su a I* MMu ilAAurlfitl«iri of Mi* i!*i"|rt itv .... . done anything for Ihe South and It* [ umIMIc tlun -1**-» 11ii 11,*ii .>r fii# iuuii#i9y, .ui 4 Mi ft iiNrn# In wlili’h I* u **• h i, *•y«»•,*" t M ?7 Chicago 93 59 l*#M9’f Ifit lufi of I'ruiitrty nr HupAfVlvor uf BoRTtiHrAMfin they won't do anything " lit M IS III rt till'll 11 VX H Krt«#rtd#d iff# r nt frttluxvH It?a I f* t h i*; a | r»7 i'll H or I lltfnbtrN ItuHrd uf •'mini 91 Clevrland U a„ r*,ii*.rt«ii (*•9 t If |p‘K9# N.I IM Uf h IV For of Ni:*i of (N»mint»«tunvrH 70 Loa Angeles M •*#r(ifti ol# N«i la V#A9 uf I nhiik in # 1" A I* ft HtHlon 1 T*»wmm|i I|i ?| For ijiU ffli'ff* f’minfv llutif. V*.,n .'f I , Minim# Jun# 3« A M l&lfl 74 M#tol*rtpllnf, **f |*p,,|,a*|*3 New Orleans 49 Itrtiitfa* Jit i:,ia,9 m h N 7 ?• rh of foiulir hmlruullrtfi l*to*,>||iMun uf I,iu|t4»rly l.'lt li I'M* r ilif‘,1 Mi lilt f*to#«l • Kor I'ntnily FruBtriilluR AM«*rn«iw 17j i fi h 7 i i rti i: m i m New York 79 M i -4 •* j*i ,v |u Ilii# k ft ( ‘rvitiil Ituoh 3 l**)ii# ll*'i •) .#toto H It *» *I.to•••* s 105 ft rtf Y. *»U ff 1 ? Kur Justice uf Itis ( ' * « , In sod Ml fl fur Il's s lU s v a * ,«* , r » « » O m i Seattle 74 53 I .M i \Vlut#r ll**iu#» Hilhdlvt* ff 1 Him fluti ft T *h n-lil|i ‘ 1 H***,Mi Hie follow ilia Justice ltlslrlr*,. A#r#t» through National Discount Corp *1 1. Fl.ll liuuk j I '*i k #i I I I i n 75 70 Washington 93 vis Ko. 1 No 1. H" * Itaiiiir# 3l* ihirt Nrtfll# III VI till II rt■hHnH#i| Names of huyrra were faked for Jacksonville \ lift N k iii # hi w lit* h * 4 * • to ## • • #4 Kor i'mists l.le in soil (<>, Hi* fui 71 F -I Off 91 '. till# Ml rt hi* tl »«*M«»nl9f| lowing J.is,|ee Kiel rifle vis fro T *1 I *K1 1 Joana from National Dlacmml and Miami AM uf "rt14 i*fu|*i*r9r l1*#lt(a hi Mn 31 1. No Mf. 72 93 XI tip M 9*ti#rt|r»v titflr* I, No * uf r t t A Ilf |if !»| p #I I V ti#lfin 'll fh# Alt Mnoaiv of Humlnut# HIk I a »»f Flor car mr.inr ami car body numbers, Tallahassee In Teetliiimir Wlieruol. J ut .r pui l-i-l |it*f|»#rl)f !p« I i»h I fi I n ■ IM 90 'dnnly "f H#riiim»1#.. Him# *.f 1*1 •*♦ have to hersnhio »e,, mr hj.n-i hjin-i l ' l A I I ,|*t#.»A H ti l’ ll ( # r l Iflfrtt !• toII A l l It# Cool along with transaction records 9'uuiitv .»f H#mlno1#. Hirttk uf Fn*r* 1 4»i 1 9 ii t# * ■ in m -iff ti * #t 1 1 fIrli t r r i» m 11 11 # Hi'i'or’illxjl It* low Ml# firu rssi Heal of no# sfftieil the ilrsst ft ui ii rut-Pto# Kiirfi r #r Mf I'' *»9# •tmll U* also faked, the government said. r#9lri9iti#«f a i'i! irill till •*» Haw Mm* pro. '(f###rHiA«| tn #tirh D O LLA R LOAN Hie Htsle of KlorlUs, si T "* 1.*' n#rty ip «| u . iii #4 iiiaHuthm tu taw ih■* I»i* r t y 4 m m r lt*r 4 I n * * iir■ h * # t * I ff1 » n I • FmrlaJ Inspector Karl C. B a rn ­ WV S IIIIS lb l_ JJty .... will hfi ifolrl tu Ih r Mchrni hMitrr Will tl# litlhL fii Ml# Il IRtl #8f III .tit#? |,ri |v *9i- #-f llu-H Mi n.iU'fi i llftcAi# IlSssrs., .Hie , ’sililalj Cjiis lit. itav of A.igos, A n ISM Uf th# frolil tlou-r uf Mi# Hrinili il# uf Mi# from tluiir of Mi# JfAiiilnut# hart la id that on one ocraalnn kill to,4 it |*i Mt# M Hh p *I fi 1(1*1tr W A S H IN G T O N id* - Documnnis H ltA T. Heoretarr »f Mists ffuunl#1 fou r) I It mjp# nt HiMifortl it Mi# fruiit itufir uf Mi# H#rritTt*49 Hnlifsaiigh engaged a nark bench for a 13 ml/tJcm dollar t). S. loan Hm9iford Ftorlrio, uu Mi# Mm I lo *H# f *019110' Mitiiri Hun**# < * ■ i • • it i \ ihkiirt MuitR# nt Hartford. toohlti of fVtuhtr, IB1I. whli h I# Florlilei. on Mi# Mr«f )|omlnv to Ih# I i-c1 1itn do bum In Detroit In a tranxartlon to T a k lila n ware signed at a White | r?i«• fir#t MuMdwr In th# OIU hill of Mrifil*«i. ttir*3, xvtiluh |n th# fill 4 «r nf ririniipr, M'f*2 "H e gave him half a httek for ilouse rcrem unv yes'-irday. Pakls u.itfiMi *,f (ti l*4i#r, l>53 xtrtiion l» Mi# fttli tinv of 9Viol#r I JiM f>Klr*l Mil* Mh *liiy of ff#|it«riil*#r ii,• Mh 4.iv **f i »•tuhPr. 1959 a drink, then h ad him sign a tan will buy wheat with the mnn r>Kt#(l thlrt Ith 4 k v a a f H#|il#oi»*'*r lift) I ♦11 eil *I, |ps tlfp ilii? (*f H#|lt#mf»9f blank contract The., be look the py The loan la being made hy Ihe lift! «» Y lim iN M O N I ‘*52 n I* HMftNI’ON r|#rk C lrr'il! •*uu*t contract and cashed II wl|h Na Export Import Rank. n F MFMNIMIN * |#r It * *nil 9*uui f, ftrnifiiul# i^Kinty, Fluitilf U o oil Disc-mini for 93,000," Barn *'In H H ri'd lt Moutf HHninul# f'fiiMiM. F1url4., fNRAfa) H#)iiiii«il# iTminfv, Flort*l» hart said fietoa i .i ( If 5 1 *1 Barnhart said finishing waa IH, ,IK t l T M I A T H l N to, I I , I K Explorer Contdr. Donald B. Mac­ T I . T H T UK A m n S T W T K„PI AS*. able to keep hla nperaiinna under ah i n i ; i.k A p ia p a t into t o pa T A X DKIHt ta x m n o Millan, reports ihe NtotJoswl Geo­ T A X ItW il. cover for mahy months hy malting (See. lilt.IS Kli.rMs M stulrs of IMS) ISer. lo t.IS KtorMn eislotes ol lu ll.. graphic Society, claims thal a , sec. tsl.ia Klnrlds stall,res el IM » , n m t i c p ; is in :t ti:iiv u iv k n NiPTH'K IS IIK ItK R Y H lV H N loan payment* aa they came due. N '. t i c i : , h t u m i i i i r y jV B K . friend left hla pants oto the k a off Thai I’oss) Co Inc. Ih* bold Sr of T b s , Cuss, Co I,ic. Ihe l.nlilcl .-f financing the payments with newThnt i '• * * i • * i (hi Ini'. lloWff hf the fotlnwtne csrilfli-Us liss fllnl ||,S follow Ing rsrtifl.ale lu»» , 1 1 -1 Mm fult'ixvltin l llrMfll tf»9 Siberia Id ( M l and lhay were Atk hA <9 fll»4 fake contracts. sstA ceptiftcste for ls « •,• ■»') lo *•1(1 ■erllflrstn for IsX ileert In he found a l Capa Parewall, Green­ Iss.isil llisrson Ths rsrllflrel* Its Issueil Hisieoo The tertlfl'.itk Nrtht *prttftrjif# for t«* 499d fo land, In 1891, Indicating tbs drift ip * ito to * M ‘il Mt#r#(»n T h « if*rttfl(F5l# liiimlist ...ui year of ips'iicx-e, 11.e niunl'er sl»l rear of Isstlsnis. the of polar Iff. dssrrtpllon of Ihs propsflr ana Hie Osec.liiHoi. nl Hie iiroperly. soil the oiiniher and vest of Issuance. His osnik In which It toss slSSsskA nrs osnir In wl.n h II w-n* st,sr««kit nr» -Ic.- rliiHon .if ill* properly, snd ths OHMIC In which I. was a«**u*d ..re ns follows: ns Poltnws: -I- f.iilowe Certifies,* No J") Csrllfb sts No SI Certlfli sis Ns U Veur of Iss.ism-e June Ih. A D Use Tear n f Iskiisme J.m r *« .1 I> tT5» Vertr " , l u l l ' " " Juris 111 A P tyjd HescrlnHon of I'm l'erlvties' Motion of Properly lik.crlpH'io of Propertyi H f, of N ,17 f< of K.'l l,o,e # n a 111 loihawond 1.01 * J (. I'm ksrd • 1at Add nf W >JS T/l ft of HIVi, of I'ls, llm.k I I'sgss I I lo It A if * ” ' lo Midway I'ls, Nook I Pag* PHVU Hei-lton II Tnwnshl|. tl I’lst Rook 3 ,'ax* s* •U 4NS if" tt»"ge i i p:h■r NMote III whf)1,. staSies'l 1iAttBlA' l__ ___ Nan.a In whir). ns«fissd Nsmc In which iskrmkil Hhsrlte A. fltrshe ■his lulls sr rtSlsIlIlK. ,s l i, werklng p«Bx Csiuphefi Jsck soil Husl,i Johnson All u( esJU iitoi'srir helna In th* skis mlrMhto Is bnsolisls snd sllalri, All of ssl.l property being In ths rto.nl/ o f Hemliinle. HIsIS of y ii.r, All of sale! |iro|ier,r helms In H<* Ss nail* tsslker Ssds It U m I lor A l IK Wl M i K w k , ■fawai" Mae tt|Sto«*to1 Cn.inly of HeminoPs. H ,«,e of Pier* Cjiiiuly ol Heixji.olk, Alain of Kl-.r U s ft of tee such rermlpuHi rfknll Ciiiintr c*rHllcsle et. shall he Ida. I'ntfis •livlicsrHlkets »*rttt »'• SUcf, i.’erHIIcsls rn i.a radcee.ert snrnrtflna to law the ids. I'nisss leeTneii according In law Ihs |irn- redeemed a curd,"X In tbW I li i pro, uropsrfr rtos.-rlhs.l In such esrtlft- ranesm •s iSSltrl MVlsts hstlsrls, fsssl, " 4*0 # Why 1st awe tee M m to kttv described m , " l h 'csts wilt he sol.) lo Ihe hlahsst parly ilascrlhsl In such csrllHcstc i|| ,.e sold lo ths hfahut blddsr iildityr, al ,h* fronl rtoor of Hie will he wild lo the hlyt.es, li'rt'ler the fro,., aoor of - x r yrtiutnu1 aitmrii'lis rou nty ctft.pt Rousa a, si Ihe front floor of the Hen.ln-ilr jury Co,irf lldiie# *f Vsnford, o.inty ile ti ford. Kiorlils, on ,he ftrel Mon­ county Court lions* el Hsnfnnl •n. Ids. on the lire* Monday I" ths rjni'lds, on the ftrs, Mnodtv tn ,be day In ihs nionlh of Octubir. I P ) •less. *rsv»r m ih • n* which is ihs «lh <tsr of Uclotier. ma,.,n ol iHiiniisr. issi. wbirn is amnio of O ilnStr. 1J!S. T ~ !:h !S the Pth <tsv of itoitnhsr. IPO .he Slh d*r of nolol-er, issi 1111. |.s,*d ,1.1* ilh day of Nepts.nUsr, Dated this ,ih dsr of Heplember. f lA i ITfli llfl 9«VlilB| I'U'VREKR TuHert this ,ib ilar of kei.lembJr, IMP IMP. W «f . Mssrsatwd ssltslsetluw ef sewtr ll» . I... P. IIC U N la .N a IV IIK IIN IK 'N clerk clrci.lt iTiu ii. Clerk Ctrci.il Court, H o u m lT U il n n d A n d e m o n J(#i9 tn»lf4 r«tmiFa FtuitiH Kenili.ide fi.ui.ly, K|»rld» Heinti.oie Cmintr. Klotl'la H a t io v IHKAl.) Ad*. (H K Ab) (RHAItl Benefits Beyond His­ toric Cost Of Liv­ ing Pact Are Asked ** ,'»*-ae Legal Notice isk^nSSn' atm 3 H rr* f..rtsl,"..r7. 55e G o lf B a ll 2.98 C lu h C o v e r * City Budget Jaycee Meet Sparkman Speech Wain Up T# Mara Coarfart o Mail Fraud WONMR ORDO 0IKO7 Do cram ps m orrth h fiook ? .iSr s TOtJCllTON'S Mi rxaxlrxi H i - 'i* iU| vi \~ l l- 1 1 �i)urocher's Blunder Grows A s Giants Pick Cleveland's C h a n c e Seems Dimmer As Yankees T r o u n c e Seminole Gridders To H old F irst Game [Scrimmage Tomorrow Detroit 12 To 3 Varsity Shows More By OHLO ROBERTSON P e p Lately, Says AP Sports Writer Coach Fred Oanas;1 Lao Durneher'a losing gamble I V*4* * * yy' \VV_LL* ’ t * ,arger today with his New Yurk Glar,;;* nuiliiu; the paca settlng Brooklyn Dodgers by three games In the National League and time rapidly ruiming out. The (Hauls closed In on the dud gars yesterday a* hig Jim llenrn shut out (he Chicago Cub*, 2d. while the Brook* were drooping u 8-1 decision to the cellar dwelling Pittsburgh Pirates f But the second guesser* ure xay 181 the Brooklyn lead might well be only two go HIM If Du roc her had not chosen to throw an untried rookie, Jack llarshniuu, __ ____ __ ____ agalnsl )m Cubs Tuesday. " I Just gambled ami lost, lliut'x 01" waa Durocher's retort With each team having nlno lames to play, the Dodger* need | i f ' combination of seven vie orlas or Giant defeat* to wxmirr ha mol their first pennant since AIt*' • > ; Only 2Vk games separate Hie iglr today, following the Yanks I-J victory over Ihe huples* lie n i l Tigers and the Indians' t; I onqueit of Ute Washington Keuu pra. The Tribe has only eight I8mee left The Yanks play nine nore. The four pennant contenders, iloag with the other clubs, rent oday before plunging Into Ilie final 0 days of the season Hearn threw a live hitler yester Iky at the Cubs, (truck out tour ind walked three to record Ids T11B SANFORD HERALD Pag* 8 Thursday, Sept. 18, 1032 *„ »iijl “ 1 l^ n g m * Leaders By ASSOCIATED PRESS Hr HUNT (TtKTI.AIN W ith u iilv ti M'lllit e ie ltl iliiv* ri'in n iiiin tr lic fo n - tlit*p ii otitl'it r n r t iiin i i i i n i w ith H tisllx , tin* S i'in lim li' H it'll S iiix il if r <*l It'll III w ill I h 'h I ii orpin nt I lilt tin' in r ii fio m t in 1 Iiiiv i w in'll they in i i roll nut m i tin- N H S f li'lil '«• in n rin w uftt-r 111*1111 nl 1 tn i i . i i i . lo r tin' f im l f r iiiiliU 'K '' uf till- y i" ir. f Villi’ll K ll'il f iiiin it , w ill! ii.it I D l 1**1'iit*' ■* iililioioled iii'tgreM — i ■ M u ■. with III* (ii iiii’ *i»* i i-" 11* ii 11 ii B 3 ■j v I'l'luv 111 ill-* :1, )i:i I Jn the American laragtiu the lew York Yankees closed the door l little tighter un Ihe Cleveland mUini. Game '* ili'MlIillni'ii i* Philadelphia, 27 Pltehtng—Shantz, Philadelphia, 123 7, 107; Husi'hi, New York, 18-5, I 732; Reynolds. New York, 18 8. •’/ ** ' iWW*J-Vt' ' *»•*, .1, 0T7; Dortsh, 2 i, (H . National Lraxue IlutUntf—Mintlul, St. Loull, .338; Hjunitioili, Cldc ago. 330; Klus/••wski, Cincinnati, 110; Sc hoe n dienst, St laiuis, 311; Snider, tlruuklyii, 31)3 Him*-Rubinioii, Brooklyn, 101; Heinux ami Modal, St. Louli, 100; Lockman, New York, til; Hh u , Brooklyn, U2 Hun* batted in—Sauer, CVcago, 120; Hodges, Brooklyn, 102; Thom sun, New York, 101; Slaughter, St. Louis, and Kind*, Philadelphia, M. Hits—Muslal, St. Luula, 183; SchoemlUn.xt, St I*oula, 182; Ad aina, Clndiinatl, 177; Lochmatl, New York. 108; Dark, Naw York, 107 Hume run*—Sauer, Chicago. 37; Klner, Plllslmrgh, 38; Hod i n , liruuklyu. 32. Cordon, Boston. 2Y Mathew*. Huston, and Thomson, New York, 22 'n i i ' jtvntioif fuo.iu- iii. nlal hlocka, Fred Dana* Junior ii liiirk f I ■>lii lit*I tuniiiie y ea i, ,Mitl», Imlf I' OlitilUM'il to H i Hi* 1'iiilv o i m i pari- with hi* "|iiliti'l iiiiitlliiy. iivvv nii'i iiliuto piixxiny I lie husky loro motive f i , , i ji | .like Moiiioe i ' i i i i Nlnluhily I,rut r I III ninth the nil |il<■vIrik* ili'fen i n line* yurii'lilay toil euilleil I tie ullki'k lulu tin' all with iiinno.il Niviiiui'v for lid* stage of the pmi'tlce t'li rosi hr* tUII Memliiy mnl liana* l i ) i r drvi*ril * iiinel lixnal railing * rf u p ltd* year. All L I C renter lerry t nnlell anil talllimk |i| l.m krtl .it* Mllrrnitiriit ul the *lgnnl raildie lio*t In Hie I ed lerninu uf the Nolle llarnr open huddle, W Idle having < venter ealhrig the pl«v* is not nltiigether new, it I* indeed ruie. tiiinu* espluineil the etrutegy -imply, “ T e r r y Ion n print knowledge of the game mill we need him In Mill Hie club'* play." Meanwhile, J. il. " J a k e " How­ ell, n little inO'piiiimt qiiarlrrhark, Joe 11utrhl<M<fi and Sopho­ more Ralph Flower*, hoth iitinrlerhark*. will he n»rd for hinrkhilt Irnrk* in the (ianu* *y*leln. Howell wna ml**lng from pray* lire yeNterdny, * |n rr he lias a pnrttlm e |nh Ihnl keep* him uwny from Ihe Ki'**ion« *e» • time* lifter u week. me*nud whole tomorrow'* eyeHoth tiiinu* uml Kleiidng opening *ciliiioi*ge, which tiope will bulh't-pasxIriK halfback, will pit Ida experience against u younger Football Will Crash Headlines This Week End With Major Tests Sports Roundup By GAYLE TALBOT GKOS8INGEK, N. Y. OB - "I gui'-* the thing Pm proudest of "have noli" lids year A Saturday about Rocky Marciano," said CharBy HAROLD CLAAHHKN 11 rtioldinan, the little man who night game. NEW YORK — Football Kentucky over Vlllarmva: A trams the challenger, "Is Ihe way erasin'* the sport* page* this SQUEAKER THAT COULD GO Ell he ha* developed Into a great body week with a speeded up program squeaker that could go cither way puncher. • Hud lisl* u half dozen conference but Kentucky'* sophomore* are the "You've got to real lie that when gumes and Intcrscctlonal contests pick Saturday night I look him over he didn't know which would have been midDuke over Washington uml Lee; what a body ptfueh was. In the Nimillllte ul| the fomlitlnli* of II November attractions five y ean Duke'a rosier list* an even two first 10 fights I handled him he ago real game. dozen returning lellermen. That's dldnP throw a single one—and I The IIMW Fed* will In- using N As u result, football forecasters too much experience for the gen­ mean not a single one. are on thu spot al the very atari. erals. variation of tin "So 1 hired a sparring partner now I'll 11)011 -, i wo 0- 5 , There I* no warmup period uf Skipping over the other* In a fur Rocky, and for weeks I had picking breathers. Here's how the hurry: nlnt""" *v«<mi lin go In there and not punch till* *011*1111. (ini, tSMf* ■ major game* should come out this nee to the head. The earnest way Friday Night weekend: » - Iiiol Flemlucf H s L j a S l , - ; s Denver over Colorado College, he went about learning II was t hat (■ K H Southern California over Waih- Alaliamu over Mississippi South­ what first convinced me, I think, that I had a really great prospect Ingtou Stute: Slate's surprising ern. Furman over Newberry. I’" 1 no lU B jA xophmurcs of last year are ex­ on my hands. Saturday lei* iiij perienced now and Ihe Trojans East; Syracuse over Rolling Air "Now body punching Is Rocky's team*, one it. j WgP^D iii nave Just completed the shift hack Force Rase, Yale over Connecticut, : host weapon H'a how he wears f< Uslve mill !l>. lM d fl to the single wing A weak nod lo Penn Stale over Temple Ihem down and set* them up for "I III I llffen*lll' ■ . i; Southern Cullfomlu In Ihe Friday South; Clemsou over Proshyleri the finisher It's how he compen­ Huini m m m * night ulfulr. an, Richmond over llumlnlph-Mu sate* fur his rather short arms. iduyer* will re. Hill Fleming Texas Christian over Kunsux: con, Florida over Stetson, Georgia When he digs into a fighter's mid­ main In both set* to |,lay vlrtunlly This h the game you can see on Tech over The Citadel, Virginia dle It rexlly hurts, though It the entire game. your T Vsct Suturduy afternoon. Tech over Davidson, South Caro might not be obvious to Ihe spec­ Gunu*, who I* pet sunnily runrh- Thu Texuns ure the defending lina over Wofford, Virginia Mlldary tator. ing the linemen while Fleming 1* champlun* In the Southwest Con­ over William A Mary "Another thing Rocky can do directing the hack*, I* much Iru ference and Kansas U rated one Midwest: Kunxas State over now with the best of them Is feint. pM'ssrd will, the suphoinore udili- of Ihe Itlg Seven's best. Bradley, Boston University over If Walcott tries feinting him next tlou* to the varsity till* Ncusim. Maryland over Missouri; The Wichita, Nehrasku over South Da Tuesdsy night, you will see him "Johnny June*, Dallu* Tumor kola, Iowa State over South Dakotu get feinted right back. If Joe Fluwer*, ami Larry Hate* look like split T attack was Invented by State. thinks he'* going lo make a sucker excellent proapect*. They will see t ouch Don Fuurot uf Missouri. Nuw Southwest: Arkansas over Okla­ out uf Rocky with that funny stuff hi* *(|oad will be devoured by the homa A A M, Houston over Toxav system's most noted disciple.' uf his, he’x gulng to get u big A A M, Baylor over Wake Forest Georgia over Vanderbilt: Van­ Far West; California over Col surprise. "Rocky right now I* a much derbilt reported having quarter­ lege of Pacific, Washlnglon over boxer than a lot of people back problem*. Idaho, UCM over Oregon, Utah belter Texas over Louisiana Btale: The ovar Oregon State, Stanford over Ihlnk. lie'll never be a classicpre season dope lists Texas among Santa Clara, Montana uver Utah looking fighter, but don't make the mistake of thinking he'a awkward. State, Arizona over Hawaii. "Has he faced as good a boxer aa Walcott? I would aay yea, I think that Roland La Starza wax aa claver ax Joe la, and Rocky decliloncd him In 10 rounds. Since then ho'a made a hospital case of Lee Huvold, and don't Ihlnk that bird didn't learn something about American league boxing In 20 years In the ring. ew York tut “The big point 1* that there's no levsland 88 comparison between Ihe Rocky i 8iu iv i a iiu iiu w a ru u aa who licked La Starza and the B fa X p h i. II pounder who Is the only Junior Rocky who will be In there with Baton 74 cc liege graduate Coach Bub Wood­ Walcott un Tuesday night. He has 'aahingbm 74 ruff added this year, are top tackle Improved with every fight. Six prospects. Others aro George months from now he will be a Medved, a sophomore from Penn' better fighter than he Is now, be­ il League sylvanla; Ted Fowler, big frexh- cause he’s In there thinking every man from Atlanta; mid Jack Tay­ minute and trying to Improve lor, out wllh in lories last year. himioll." position Ims been Behind Horton and Kelly at end th e Improved com* Bill Pardo, Jerry Bilyk, The National Geographic Bodety play uf Nolly 71 O w rg t Barrie and Hoy Sewell. claims Nspolaon once told hlx Nftnre, n 17«* Claclmtall 84 Owan Thotnaa, counted a regular brother Joseph: "If wa are forced pound Junior up Belton 83 until hla collar bona waa broken to flee to America, I should choose f r o m the II a place between Philadelphia and iquud. Nance has New York and on the Delaware Impruxsinl i ml Georgia. HaraaUeeal League PlayRiver, In order to get news by his d('fen*|v« hitKingpin of Ihe defense agiln la packet." ■ A m Gog skill. He Charlie Lal'radd, choice of sports iach l Miami 8 (Miami ■ hu* nil the uttrl- writers In Ihe Southeastern Con­ ids aeries, l-l) butes to make a ference area aa one of Uw three Tha poisonous bite of the black Hubba HUbee star thl* year beat linemen In the league. At I* widow apiiler kills about 6 per cent and both Cuachta Flaming ami foot-3 and 813 pounds U h u Mod of He known victims. Ganaa are giving the silent line­ zlzo but not so much It slewa llm man a thorough chance. down. M U . The guard allualton see m i la gutrda he taking shape, David H ouck, asDefensive good as you will 188-pound Junior with ne pre* L eu tim m Joe d1 vloaa experience, h u b u n eharilag like a veteran. Raeefll Wright and Billy M Marion (Bull) V Man*, a chunky little 148*peuad lor more Curt Heygi Mnler from the H squad, Isn't Gators what Defensi Aiff ' ■’• Kobe Hooter cautloi depth and eaperlem Linebacker* Chi Ware and Ariti) Ji Ing leltermsn, a r t Graziano Stirs Air With Misses As He Is Beaten u v e y “Outclasses” Ex-Slugger Rocky In Chicago Clash t Gators’ “Stop-’Em” Linemen Are Back To Prove Their Plaudits YUUII ADVANTAGES No Down Faym*nt Full - Width Freezer 4 Ice Cube Truy« Full - Width Chiller Durable Permucolor Shelves “Trigger - Action” Latch tailed the distance been woo so unanimously. Only Slkorx gave Rocky a single round, scoring the last In hlx favor 8-4. The nationally • televised and broadcast bout drew a ringside crowd of lt.VTO that paid a gross of 883,830. Thu net was 884,331 of which arazlano received 10 per cent and Davev 22W Television receipts for each fighter waa kept a secret. Davey la now In line for a crack al Ihe welterweight title. The dale, depending on the out* come of Champion Kid Gavilan'a title match with Billy Oraham In Havana, Cuba., Oct. 4, Is tsntaUvaly set for February. It probabl^w lU |t» in Davey'a home town Tel - A - Frost Indicator Full - Width Fruit And Vegetable Drawer at the friendly II la unlikaly that Kid Phantom, who holds a masters degree in education and la rapidly becom­ ing one of the nation's most allgibie bachelors, will have another fight before tho big one. tim m c ,r A bright red, hourilasa-she; ___under the abdomen Idantti spot the black Old Tire Worries SA V IN G ITS CUBTOMERA FROM THIS LOCATION FOR THE PAST 25 YEAR8I Can Be Fat Aiwjr- NAVY ReplaceThemAt goodA Warner’s GrK Service Statkm SERVICE STOI •OAftB w a i , SAVE YOUR CAR- M B xh ear * �-wtCrtL- i!? . Missile Supply Is Attempted Escape ! , ^ ™ niS™A# 5 .t Slimmer Diet Of Is Foiled By G uards---------------------- -— * Reported As Largre Dairy Products Is GUDKO MISSILE TOKYO i.f—The man who .di­ Manuel Thurston, about 35, eon roKYO .r—Fred Waters, AlsoSlated Next Year rected the first use of guided mis­ siles In the Korean War said today Robot Planes Without Riots Are Now Operating In The Korean War By WARREN ROGERS JR. WASHINGTON UR - American robot planes, untouched by man In long-range flights, have sought out and destroyed Communist ta r­ gets In Korea—heralding the ex­ plosive birth of push-button Mnru re . The Navy, vrb'ch 'tr y f jf w t •l;r ncvr a*c n n t a t t t t •m «) a> i ‘i i t f i / V details but revealed It as. An outmoded almtane ra*"— a 2,000 pound bomb and (aided (ram carrier dec* mum..mg target crash entirely by electronics. A television camera is perched lo Its cockpit to send hack pirlurcs of Its rilght Associated I'ress staff nhntorMpher Fred Waters, aboard the 27,UOO-ton aircraft carrier onset, cabled an eye-witness account of the new missile's first uso on Sept 1 In Korea waters. Navy censors delayed Waters' story until yesterday, cleared II and then said In an announcement: "A number of guided missiles have been launched successfully against Communist targets In North Korea from the tiSS Boxer. Waters, In an additions! dispatch, placed the n u m b e r already launched at from four In six His eye witness arcnuul said the pitotless "suicide" plsne he watched waa a World War II (irumman, herded lo lls target l>v a guide plane, lls progress Inin the combat tone, he said, was watched on a television screen In a secret room aboard the Boxer, ISO miles from the target. The Navy announcement lacked many of the details In Waters' acrount, but gave this description: I. The new missile, armed with a powerful warhead. Is senl aloft from n catapult aboard the carrier. 3. There are two guide planes, one on the carrier and ut.T' Vr.'Jx., *!r. Beth are equipped with spe 1 clal electronic equipment. 3. The first guide plane sends the missile roaring skyward At a pre determined nltltude, the air borne guide plane lakes over and directs the missile to the area of Its target. -1. fly the time the missile goes Into Its payoff dive, the guide plane is miles away out of anil aircraft fire. S. All during ils flight, from 'he carrier derk It: the target, the mis­ sile records Hi progress via tele­ cast In n specially equipped elec trvHcs room aboard the ship The Navy announcement said Hie Boxer has been using an Al>3 Skyraider (Douglas attack plane) as the guide crafl In its first such attacks The first operational learn—five olfirrrs ami seven enlisted men headed by t,t Cmildr Lawrence A Kurt* of Washington, l> C — Is Guided Missile Unit No !"> The unit (rained at the Naval Air Dr velnpmrnl Center, Johnsvllte. |’a The Navy would neither idrntify the targets nor assess the damage Inflicted Waters was struck with the way By Ot WASHINGTON i r —Current pro ductlon trends point to a slimmer diet of dairy products, eggs, poul­ try and pork next year Beef may he the only llveslock food thal will hold its own with ;IV ■- .V-^7 wlv-. - L- -M.. ____ Thi gener.il outlook is drawn from several recent Agriculture Department reports showing that the production of milk, chickens, and hogs is declining These downturns were said to reflect the fart thal rising costs are discouraging many producer* The fall pig crop—which will be­ come the pork supply next spring and summer expected to be 9 per rent smaller than last year's Milk production during Iho first eight months of this year was down 1.300,000,nod pounds from the B2vt» billion pounds produced In the corrcsimndlng |>erind last year Pro­ duction In August was the smallest for the month since HMD Commercial hatchery production of bahy chicks during August was 13 per cent smaller than in the same month last vrar Per the first clglil mouths ol the year, hatchery production was down 3 per cent from the corresponding period last year. The main cause of these down­ ward production trend* is an ad­ vancing cost of livestock and poul­ try frrds that x ool being matched ducer prices of hogs, eggs, pool try and milk On the other hand, suppllrs of the Navy has “ immediately available enough missiles lo mount .< sustained large scale robot cam­ tempt iroin a r»nu khm* m oiom i„ , . . _ rr.u „ paign In Korea " I Comdr. Lawrence A Kuril , . the pr s-n. ^ said missiles carrying alomlr Captain Mauey uu-l l)(,rn- h(, , al(t bombs conceivably could hit any er,, who was w-otkiOK In a bull _ __, __■ ‘ , . 1-o l ■ -i ■ __ " ‘rrs cover'd 'he N d e - i large! In lh e .j>.flr)J * w i •<" —t aboard the R7fifeY”Sf|ft. Kurt: commaruinl 'h» 12 man lust off Hlfhway 15, mad" ' graphic story was released I His ___ team \*hlrh catapulted a (stintless break for fre-doit' at Id " a.in plane from the carrier USS Boxer Guards opeiird fire no him nflet Its ihe Navy in Washington Wed­ ,.»-pi 1—(nen watched on television be hnd run 36" feet. \ ft- > wount nesday Waters. 20 was a Navy com bit as Ihe plane launched the age of the rigid side fi-uu h i i-t -l slug photographer in World War II and pushbutton warfare with a strike in bis attempt -i- i. o-rsed in ihe Army aftrr the war, against a Communist t arget in Itrougld According to ('upturn M ow y. He has been wounded twice la North Korea. the wonuited pii-utui w i to be hurt'.i ________ ■ Kurti told a news rouferenre transferred fi«in 'be uur at "continent • to continent guided Oviedo to the hoq'da; .it the Oi tinge County Sheriff D a v e S tarr missiles are possible " The Lorcan Itnifonl State t’r *->n i• 1 ,lt puties. lest was the "forervnrats •' ' what I The in,diet W.i „ t prc-h-tly will come " The equipment used was "rather obsolete—we have belter things than this," he added >,*, r ;," " ’ ... Place Your Order Early! Cor a delicious cocktail sauce for seafood, combine « half cun of tomato catchup with six table, rpeons of lemon juice, a tub’., spoon of horse radish, a few dries of tabasco sauce, a half teaspoon of celerv salt, and an eighth tea­ spoon of salt. by corresponding increases In pro grain*, rice, dry beans, sugar, pea most food crops Mich as bread outs, and most Irults amt vogetu tiles--are likely to be as plentiful as this year. For A Coleman r FLOOR FURNACE OH SPACE HEATER Roy Wall, Plumbing Atitb-di.'i'it I'l'liHttiin Outlier KBIT Sanford Avenue I’ohne 1113 B E E R 'S H A R P SCHICK IH McCRORY'S s THIRI‘1 NOIHINO IIKI a whirlwind Presidential cumpsign to rornpllcate tilings, as Gen. and Mr*. Dwight Eisenhower Imve long since learned. Thus Iba General (top) ends a hop (rom tmthina to Washington to New York, whan be tbanka plane hostesses Dorothy Hasson, of Mt Holly, N. J , and Janie Clarey, of Otknlnosa, In. Meanwlillr, his wife. Mamie (bottom), realties that she Isn't going to tie In New York dur­ ing the regular registration period and rushes to the Hoard of Elections ofllee fur an absentee ballot, Insuring her right to vole In November 'UPOF BRIGHT BLOrSFS SWEATERS Bayun crepe in new Fall colors Canadian Cadets Early Prices For Offer Thanks For Grapefruit Fall Under Last Year Hospitality Here \ tetter expressing th u n k ' for the "friendly Southern ttmpi*«l llv" rn (rived here In July tiv. Incut her. of llir Air Cadet League of Cniuidii, was recently icvcivctl InMr. amt Mrs. Herman K. Mont* from A. Boss Grafton, Quebec, a,-. rornpanvlng officer for Die Les gue. Gdilresslng the Morrises ns "Bos* Man mid Boss Woman Morris of the M-U Hunch", lie wrote; "Will you please forgive vour Canadian friend* for not writing Sooner to thank vuii for the most enjoyable visit In your ranch. Die swimming amt that de­ lightful Koiitheeri cooked meal ’ We all look Itack to that vi r with a great deal of nlmnorr I have some very fine pliotogi aphn of yon all, "Our trio to Florida, for nil *.f us, was something nut of (Jus wqrhl. The ten days passed all ton soon. We will never forget I ho visit In the Tropical Island, Dudeep sen fishing in the Gulf .Stienin, tho flights in various t' H. Air Force Aircraft such ns Do C -tai. and the warmth of (In reception everywhere we went. "Incidentally, the cadets had a wonderful time at the braised 1,,-ef barbecue and dance at Hanford. They enjoyed, parllctilarlv, Dm rtav overnight in private homes. If tliero la anything we can do for you up here In Canada, please do not hesitate to write. "We are deeply grateful for vour friendly Southern hospitality. Many thanks again, from all of us. each one now a good will am ­ bassador from Florida." GET THEM AT YOUR NEAREST LOVETTS <8 Good cooking tip; When pres, ewe-cooking corn on Die cub, leave one or two layers of husk attached to the corn. The husks serin to Improve Ihe flavor. —+IASY iUOOIT PLAN ♦ A email down payment will deliver your heater now and you nuiy take • f u r to pay the balance if you prefer. SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES -3VS on lnitanatlon* made before September 25th, V- > •£*, 4 jm vi Sanford FURNITURE Company «M EAST VIRBT STREET Right Whew We’ve Beta For 81 Year* I :: electronics experts aboard the c a r­ rier "rode with Ihe missile, mile by mile, through wondrous elec­ tronic Instruments." On the television screen, he said, Ihe men crossed Ihe Sea of Japan and watched Ihe jagged peaks of Korea loom Itrgar. lie said ten­ sion in the room mounted as the target neared. Then Ihe target—"an enemy con­ centration In a valley between two shadowy hills." And then: ", . . The Instruments suddenly went blank. Tha screaming dive had ended, squarely on target, and tha mtuUe had crashed to obli­ vion.' The._________________ Tha heavily censored description J the new missile shews shows It to be of apparently other ently aa as far a cry from fr ufded m ill!' now In use. missiles | LAKELAND P Find prices to ported on the new grapefruit crop arc slightly lower tlmtl Iasi y en The general citrus picture, lie.i ever, was anything lull dim. "i, the bright side Wednesday was , move Inward a more solid front when Snow ('run rejoined Florida (Mints Mutual, the super co-opeia tlvr And at FT I'irrer, K W Lips, a shipping executive, added hi. voice to those predicting belli i things for this season hm oiy Itrgisicr, whose film own* IIX) acres of groves m the Alluras secllon. reported curb -eason Duncan gr spelt ml hi inking $1 50 n box and Marsh .'■••Oh-ss t l 75. holh cash on the tree pines Last year, he said, lui In > imit sold lor $2 .'1 1 fr il lt lllllsl nor I . . THE NEW 98c 1.98 T - SHIRTS t.iolie*' Cotton Knit 98c SKIRTS BrauDfiii Corduroy PANTIES Two-bar Itnyoii Trnoi 2.98 Hulid Colors amt Pilots 3 prs. 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THE GREATEST BIBLE NEWS IN 341 YEARS! lo iinlilt.llt of colors lli.i i - ii | | y tests 1ml shipping ri gid tlu» do lint go into rtleet mil it Mnmt.i, The Citrus Inspei lion linn o> ut Winlur Haven said nine p.u kmg houses aro handling small a n .... nix of grapefruit, toil ii pi oliahlv will be two or three week lietoir ihe heuvy (low begin* Florida Cllrus Mill llal lo.l Snow ( ’rot) III si June, hut Hie d m mil "f ('Union Finals liiougM ii n kxi acres, with a potential pio.Uo t up of 3'* million boxes ol unit hack into Hie fold I'erry Murray. Mutual piesnleiit from FroslpriMif, *md the lug coop now represent* nearly so per , ,-rit of sll cllrus produced in Florida based on a Uo miliiun ho* i top. In his slialcmcnt at F'l I'n-ne, Lins, Eastern manager of Anorlcan Fruit Grower* ine , *ani the industry has a big season a tie ad If everyone .stresses quality ni lo th fresh and prueesied citrus mu| gives the consumer an even tno.ik, n c said "In visiting with citrus men ill ovrr the state we find a high do. gree uf optimism throughout me Industry, with one thing outstand­ in g - m o s t all citrus men agree that the grower will receive imuo money, on Ihe Hverngc, during ihe DIMM season hut most all of Diem limil their optimism h> 23 or 50 cents a box, which they believe Is more realistic." 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The Qiants closed in on the dm! ■era yesterday as big Jim Hoarn Shut out the Chicago Cubs, 2 0, while the Urooks were dropping a 8-1 decision to the cellar dwelling Pittsburgh Pirates. r p 'itth e second gl|a***-r« arc. V." }«e the UiiKikljMi lead might- ..ill b* only two games it Durocher bad not eno sen to throw an untried rookie. Jack Hurshinun, again*! the Cubs Tuesday. f,l Just gambled and lost, that'* •]L" was Durocher’s retort : With each team having nine game* In play the Dodgers need ag f '< combination of seven vic­ tories or (Rant defeats lo assure the mol their first pennant since ID the Ainericun league the New York Yankees closed the door a Utile tighter on the Cleveland Indians. ■Only 2'V game* separate the air today, following the Yanks 2-3 victory over the hapless lie trait Tigers and Hm Indians’ ti t Conquest of the Washington Sena tors The Tribe has oidy eight M ints left The Yanks play nine f $be four pennant contenders, along with the other clubs, rest today before plunging into the final 10 days of the season ‘ K tarn threw a five-hitter yenter dfy at the Cubs, struck out four and walked three to record Ills first shutout In three years. Veteran Howie Pullet hurled six abutout innings for Pittsburgh against the Dodgers. He was re lifted by Murry Dlcksun In the hltilh after Gil Hodges liail opened the frame with a single Dickson quickly ended the threat. wThe Yankees racked up their sixth straight while dimming the Tigers tu last place fur the first time in their 52-year American League hstory. Huy Scarborough ■ay Scarborough and Hob Kutu VS held the Tigers In check while lb* champs were pounding uul 11 The Indians hacked Hob Lcniun with nine hlls for his 20th victory in the triumph over llio Senators. In the only other games played the 81. Louis Browns rupped out I f hits to beat the Red Sox, 10-4, ■Ml the Phillies downed Ihe Cln ( cfimsli Kadi, 7-4. 1 Bun Sox Will Send Ace Against Beach Varsity Shows More P ep Lately, Says Coach Fred (Janas; *:r\t e « r Phi. Boston Washington 70 74 74 .M a jo r American League Batting—Fain, Philadelphia, 328; Mitchell, Cleveland, .324; Wood ling, New York, 318; Kell. Boston, .311; Goodman, Boston, .310 nuns—Avila and Rosen, Clave, land, and Berra, New York, 93; Doby, Cleveland, J4; Minoso, Chi­ cago, 81. ...... .Run* batted in—Dopy, Cleve­ land, 67; Robinson, Chicago, 00; Zernlal, Philadelphia, 03; Rosen, Cleveland, 94: Dropo, Detroit, and Willi nnlv n *1-11111 d e b t ilnvs liiiiiiiiing befiiie tin- idfi’J sennoil’*, rurliilii rr.l-i r with EiMtl*. *!.i" Sl'lllillllle III,'" S ’lllnll .'fill i ‘-iiiii will In-Kin >i-|uiiiitiiiK ibe ilii-ri fmiii the l*iv * when I In*v march nut mi the SUN field 'iiinorruw ufteriiiion ui I '111 p.m. lor Hu- flr*l ••-riiMoieire of the "e-,r. I 'f i s r h Knot •;-■ -- "h:il l-i . Fred Gauss w lie - L ead en By ASSOCIATED PRESS Hr KENT CHETI.MN I •* <ll-III I I I ! Ill'll r Ilf" "i • iivnlinv fiinduiii i nt ii I hlnckn. -Dudiii NrlW. . Philadelphia. 27 ...... ft Pitching—Shantl. Philadelphia, ▼ 23 7, 707; Kaschi, New York, 10 3, 752, Reynolds, New York, 18 8, ii .ii ir 077; Dortsh, Chicago, 8 4, GC7 National league Hatting—Musial, St. Luuls, .330; BautnhulM, Chicago, --------- _ . 330 . ------rewski, Cincinnati, .316; Schoen dienst, St IajuIs , 311; Snider, lirooklyn. 305 Huns--Hubiiisun, lirooklyn, 101; Humus ami Mtisial. SI. Louis, 100,* Loukmun, New York, 05; Reese. ^ Uriioklyn. 02 Huns batted In—Sauer, Ch'cago. 12U. Hedge?. Brooklyn. M2; Thom ic.ii. .New fvdi, iul. Slaughter Si Louis, and Kinds, Philadelphia, 98 JHIs-Muslul. St. Louis, 181, Schoendirnst, St. laiula, 182; Ad ams, Cincinnati, 177; Lockman, New York. IRS; Dork, New York, 1117 Home runs—Sauer, Chicago. 37, Klner, Pittsburgh. 36; Hoa|*s, * lirooklyn. 32, Cordon, Boston, 23, w Mathews. Huston, and Thomson, New York, 22 i it ill n o ilhnlf h iirk fim n l i - i y ra r, i-o n tin iird In h i ' l (|i, I'liitv ■-ui on pin-i* W illi b l’i S p lrlli-d in n ui UK ' Ii Vv v Mini ‘■ built |i»H*llliC I In- In c h v I o,’i I m otive flu u i I like M m une t-mi * i* tiin llv hud • l in im c li the mi p lo v ilic d e fe u -tvi line* v**terdliv and i-u t iir d the utiueh into lim id i iv I til inn i*u ill Hi-ciirucv for lid * ttiuin- of the | ii ni-llve Co roar lie* pill I ImiiIiik slid Gslia-i lin e lirtced a liiiiet •*1min*I i-iillinv *H up iiii* rear. All PIC rru lri le r r * I mdeli urid Ijiibsrh I'd I.or hr 11 jte iillermliiiK ui Ho- *iyna| railinu liii*l ill Hie I ri| «rr*ilill of Hie Nolle Damr oprn huddle. While liavillK il renter railing Hie pluv* I* out ullogeHier new, it I* indeed rate liuiiii* i-apluiiieil the nlrali-Kv *iinplv, "Terry lia* n Kiriil knmvli-dge of Ho- Kmue ii ml we need him in i i i i i Ho- ■ ’lull's lllllV.” MrsIIWbile, J. II. ".lake" How­ ell, n llllle I fin-pou ml ipisrlerbark, Joe llolrlii*on mill Sophiiiii lire Hal |ih plow era, both iioarh-rbnrks. will lie used for hlorhiliK bark* in llie (iiiira* syntriu. Howell was i i i I s n I iik ft ii iii prurlire veslerdny, *Ilire lie bit* a I i i i i 14tun* Job Ihat keeps him owiiv from the sr**ioiis *evend lime* a week. Bulb Gana* mill l-'lemiiiK hope to liiiv.r a heller line on the Irani a* ii whole ufter tomorrow's «y openiiiK sci'ililliinge, wlileli will siimibile nit the conditions of a real kiime, The 11152 Ki-d* will tie using n vurlulimi of tin ftmmMmmvgSjjae now f nin inn I'.vo B um |l>l|l.....I ihl< and MVHli-n f.Br*. I'li-mim- I m i i A tU ' MIAMI UKAC'll lAV—The pcnnunl 11 1H I winning Miami Hun Sox, trying in I In- v would * hI""U on a I U A B I wo sets nf lell ms, fi-n sivi Hh'l II'. , W j f l ■ •••/; other "ffi-llnlw surm i iduver* will ru- lull l-'lrnilog iituio in both not * to uluy virtoully Hie entire kuiiic. UnlutN, who I* pi'inomilly ronrh- American League New York w Cleveland ho THE SANFORD IIF.KAI.il Pag* 6 Thursday. Sept. 18, 1032 Football Will Crash Headlines This Week End With Major Tests By HAROLD Cf.AAHHKN NEW YORK <Ai - Football crashes the sports pages this week with a speeded up program Ihiil lists u liulf doien conference gutties and Intersectlnnal contests which would have been midNovember attractions five years ago As u result, fiKdball forecasters are on the spot at the very alert. There Is no warmup period of plrklHg breathers, Hare's how the major gumus should cuine out this weekend: , Southern Cullfurnla over Wash­ ington Slule: State's surprising sophmnres of last year are ex­ perienced now aiuf the Trojan* nave Just completed the shift hack to the single wing A weak nod In Southern Cullfmulu In the Frlduy night utfuir. Texas Christian uver Kansas: This Is the gume you can see on your T Vsel Saturday afternoon. The Texans ure the defending champions In the Southwest Con­ ference and Kansas Is rated one of the Big Seven's best. Maryland over Missouri: The split T attack wus Invented by Coach Don Kniirnt of Missouri. Now his squud will he devoured by the system's mosl noted disciple. Georgia over Vanderbilt: Van­ derbilt reported having quarter­ back pnibfeins. Texas over Louisiana Stale: The pre season dope lisle Texas among Hie "haves" and LSU among the Imr the linemen while Flt-mliiK I* dlrertbiK the burke. Is much ini |irt-n.*ed with the sophomore uddiHon* to the varsity (bis season. "Johnny Jones, Dallas Turner Flowers, and Lurry Hates look like eyrellsnl prospects. They will sot plenty of action before the senson is over lou," (Julius uredlcted. The forward wall, whlrh has been n parllrularly perplexing problem all fall, haa lla sland* ouIm. Henlor Joe I'likens, 1711|Hiuml tackle from Ihe 1971 squad, has been the individual star so far busting through Ihe Hue on defense mid opening In* tiling holes uli offensive. Tin* Im-iturn tackle pucks the weight on Ills ft* 11" frame mid Iiuh dlspluvrd power and drive of n veteran bull. Gunns is especially Iihpuv will'll referring til Joe us bis "line". The Feds are purllrularly strong in numbers nl Hie tackle with six vying fur the two startIiik berths, Hubert Newson, Hiyear-old sophomore tuukle, is the biggest mail on this year’s Celery red gridiron edition pushing the scales mound lo UIH pounds. A pleasant surprise in the lm- "stop'em " linemen, the glory purtunt t u u k l e buys of 1951, are back again to ■ position hna been prove they deserve the pis milts Unly a raw a n missing from b^h e hn p ratfd "have nuts" this year A Saturday night game Kentucky over Vlllanuva: A HlJUKAKK.lt THAT COULD (!() EH squeaker Ihut could go either way but Kentucky's sophomores are the pick Saturday night Duke liver Washington and Lee: Duke'a roster lists an even two doien returning lettermen. That’s loo much experience for the gen erals. Skipping over the others In a hurry: Friday Night Denver uver Colorado College, Alabama uver Mississippi South­ ern. Furman over Newberry, Saturday East: Syracuse over (lolling Air Force Base, Yale over Connecticut, Penn Stale uver Temple South: Clem.Him over Presbyter! an, Richmond over Itumlolpb Mn con. Florida over Stetson, (icorglu Tech over Tho Citadel, Virginia Tech over Davidson. South Caro llna over Wofford, Virginia Military over William A Mary Mldweat: Kansas State over llrudley, Boston University over Gators’ “Stop-’Em” Linemen Are Back To Prove Their Plaudits tho defensive line that made five great goal-line atanda and did Ha share toward what could have been a tine 7-3 season with Just ooa more touchdown against Auburn »SD fjs>D SV ’l “ s s l u U * and Georgia. rMa UlerasUoasI League PlayKingpin of the defense aggln la n l Beach l Miami t (Miami Charlie L al'ridd, choice of aporta ich Uadi series, 8-1) writers In tho Southeastern Con­ I t m a l League ference area aa one of the three iburgb 4 Brooklyn l best linemen In the lee|tle. At 8and both Coaches Flaming and foot-s and pouada he hae good r York .8 Chicago 0 Ganns are giving the allont line siie up him but not pound'Junior* ao much U alowa man a thorough chance, t r o down. - the - -. ^ B■ , The guard situation seems In guards aa a f f o i f if* be taking shape. David lloaark, aaDefenaive good aa you will fhtd anywhere, 180-pound Junior with no pra- U lterm hIsPdefensive hit- Aft Joe d’Aieatthe, vleaa experience, haa been Wright en and Billy MorTtgriu* Jun­ charging like n veteran. Russell ior Marion (Bull) Yofii and lofhoMann, a chunky little Ifg-paund more Curt bates Unmake a ilaygood give -Urn ■•"tor from the B squad. Isn't letting any mane grow under hto Gators what Defenaive U M 'O eteh feel In making a determined bid •lobe Houser cautiously sails good for e alerting gnnrd assign­ ment, more, and Howard Chapman, a 228 pounder who is the only Junior college graduate Coach Bob Wood­ ruff added this year, ore lop tackle prospects. Others are Gcorgu Medved, a sophumure from Penn­ sylvania; Ted Fowler, hlg fresh­ man from Atlanta; and Jack Tay­ lor, out wllh In lories last year, Behind Horton and Kelly at snd coma Dili Pardo. ' Gaorge Barrie and ay Sewell. — ---------i a regular until hla collar bone waa broken In practice this fall, probably Is out for Iht season. Litwbachfng help wUI have to em nt. from nidi MueUi, moved Sports Roundup By GAYLE TALBOT Graziano Stirs Air With Misses As He Is Beaten a v e y “Outclasses” Ex-Slugger Rocky In Chicago Clash "So I hired a sparring partner for Rocky, and for weeks I had him gu In there and not punch Ante to (he head. The earnest way he went about learning it was what first convinced me, I think, that I had a really great pruspcct on my hands. "Now body punching Is Rocky's liest weapon It's how he wears Ihe m down and sets (hem up for (he finisher It's how he compen­ sates for his rather short arms. When he digs Into a fighter's mid­ dle it really hurts, though It might not bo obvious lo the spec­ tator. "Another thing Rocky can do now with the best of them Is feint. If Walrntt tries feinting him next Tuesday night, you will see him get feinted right back. If Joe thinks ho’i going to make a sucker out uf Rocky with Ihat funny stuff of his, he's going lo gut a big surprise. "Rocky right now It a much belter boxer than a lot of people think, lie'll never be a classiclooking fighter, but don't make the mistake of thinking he's awkward. "Has he faced a i good a boxer a i Walcott? 1 would say yes. I think Ihat Roland La S ta n a was aa clever as Joe is, and Rocky dvcialonctl him In 10 rounds. Since then he's mude a hospital ease of Lee Ruvolil, and don’t think that bird didn't learn something about boxing In 20 yearx In the ring. "The big point la that there's no comparison between the Rocky who licked La Staraa and the Rocky who will be In there with Walcott on Tuesday night. He haa improved with every fliht. Six months from now ho will be a better fighter than ho la now, be­ cause hc'i In (here thinking every inute and trying to Improve mself." By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN CHICAGO UB — Rocky Graiiano demonstrated last night that be still has great powers. Hu personally took charge of air conditioning Chicago Stadium. The wind he stirred up missing Chuck Davey was from wild swings born of desperation. Rocky w a s conplclely o u t classed, u speetucle of bewilder meat, like u bull skewered by a matador but still pawing the ground in a blind rage. Thu phantom like Davey piled up a tremendously lopsided vic­ tory tu continue unbeaten through 37 fights since turning pro after graduating from Michigan State. Gratlatui weighed 158, Davey ISOVt. Through 10 rounds, welterweight Davey sawed into Graiiano, tho ex-muldleweight champion. . i, with left books In the body and face and a Jabbing, cuffing right. At the end, the sensational southpaw was awarded a 61-39 edge on point! by Judge Edward Klein, 58-42 by iidgn Harold MaroviU and 56-44 1 Referee Frank Hlkora. Seldom has n major fight that lasted the distinct) been won so unanimously. Only Sikora gave Rocky a single round, scoring tbe last In his favor 6-4. The nationally • televised and broadcast bout druw a ringside crowd of II.OTQ that paid a gross of 183,680. The net was 864,311 of which Graiiano received 30 per cent and Davey tl r i . Television receipts for each fighter waa kept YOUR ADVANTAGES No Down Faymsnt • Full - Width Freezer • 4 Ice Cube Trays • Full - Width Chiller • Durable Fermueolur Shelves • “Trigger - Action” Latch • Tel - A - Front Indicator • Full - Width Fruit And Vegetable Drawer n at the friendly S The National Geographic Society claims Napoleon once told hla brother Joseph: "If wa are forced to flee to A m srka, 1 should choose a place between Philadelphia and bachelors, will have another Rghl New York and on the Delaware before the big one. River, In order to re t nows by tuhftirml M A bright red, hourglaai-ahai The poisonous bite of Ihe black spot under the abdomen IdsntlJ widow spider kills about 5 per cent the black widow, North Amerli of Itf known victims,____________ us Old U re Worries sauvnra m customers Vi ton tin LOCATION rOR THE PAST 25 Y IA M ! ■9 • *♦ f ^ *■ V . » .'t<‘ ' \ Ainm m uo maua ELECTRIC navy Le a g u e s e r v ic e -C A X K W Q X S A V E T O U R C A R ' i �Robot Planes Without Pilots Are Now Operating In The Korean War By WARREN ROGERS JR. American robot planes, untouched by man in tone-range flights, have sought out and destroyed Communist ta r­ gets In Korea—heralding the extoslvo birth of push -button war are. "The Nov* whleh .teveloned the, WAsr \SH1NGT0N OR - f Missile Supply Is Attempted Escape Slimmer Diet Of Reported As Large Is Foiled By Guards Dairy Products Is TOKYO i.fi—The man who .di­ Manuel Thurston, about .‘Hi, con­ Slated Next Year rected the first use of guided mis­ victed in Lladc county on a charge siles In the Korean War said today the Navy has "Immediately avail­ By OVID A. MARTIN iVASlIIN WASHINGTON ifl-C u m n t pro­ able enough missiles to mount -i duction trends point to a slimmer sustained large-scale robot cam ­ diet of dairy products, eggs, poul­ paign in Korea '* t Comdr Lawrence A Kurti try and pork next year tlcef may be the only livestock said missiles carrying atomic food that will hold Its own with bombs conceivably mold hit any „l» le a rs - -mr-pty ...... ..... Kurtz commanded the 12 man This general outlook Is drawn from several recent Agriculture Imm which ratnnullcd a mlntless Department reports showing that plane from the carrier USS Boxer 'he production of milk, chickens, or pi 1—tnen watched on television a* the plane launched the age of and nogs is declining push button warfare with a strike These downturns were said to a Communist t argot In reflect the fart that rising costs against North Korea are discouraging many producer* Kurtz told a news conference The lull pig crop—which will become the pork supply next .spring "coniinrnt • to continent guided and summer--is expected to be S> missiles are possible " The Korean te*t was the "forerunm-i of what per rent smaller than last year's. Milk production »urlng the first probably will come " The equipment used was "rather right months of this year was down have better things 1,300,000.000 pounds from the S2V» obsolete—we billion pounds produced In the cor­ than this," he added responding period Iasi year Pro­ duction In August was the smallest For n delirious cocktail sauce for the month since ISMO Commercial butchery production for seafood, combine n bnlf eun of hnhy chicks during August was of tomato catchup with six tntile. 13 per cent smaller than in the spoons of lemon Juice, a table­ same month last year For the first spoon of horse radish, n few drins right months id the year, hatchery of tabasco sauce, a half teaspoon production was down ft per cent of celerv salt, and an eighth tea­ from the corresponding period last spoon of salt yr.ir The main cause of these down­ ward production trends is an ad by cur responding Increases in pro vanclng cost of livestock and poul­ grains, rice, dry beans, sugar, pea try feeds that i» not being matched most food crops—such as bread durer prices of hogs, eggs, pout nuts, and most fruits and vegeta­ bles—are likely lo be as plentiful try and inilk Hu the other hand, supplies of as this year the target. The Navy announcement lacked many of the details In Waters* account, but gave this description: t. The new missile, armed with a powerful warhead, Is sent aloft from a catapult aboard the carrier. , > 'lhe^ * L " .n,,n '** "tfl'vi- seTre'i'W‘? 5 ^ ,.^ if f iT Ie T (r n ra n > i**r details but revealed it as: ,l 1* * * r: " '--t •" I‘‘r arf «*'l« pped with spe * I 3 - The first guide plane semi* a 2,000-pound bomb and guided the missile roaring skyward. At from earner-dec* ................ a pre determined altitude, the air­ target crash entirely by electronics borne guide plane take* over and A television camera Is perched in directs the missile In the area of Its cockpit to send back pictures Its target. of Us flight ■I. Ry the lime the missile goes Associated Press staff nhotni*ci­ Into Its payoff dive, the guide plane pher Fred Waters, aboard the 27,- is miles away nut of anll-alrerafl 000-ton aircraft earn er uov-i, fire, cabled an eye-witness account of 5. All during its flight, from the J the new missile** firs' use on s?pi. c m iirr dark to il»r target, the mis 1 In Korea waters. site records Its progress via tele­ Navy censors delayed Waters* cast In a specially equipped rlre story until yesterday, cleared It Ironies room aboard Ihc ship and then aald In an announcement: The Navy annoiimrioeid said the "A number of guided missiles have been launrhed successfully Hnxer has lieen using an Al»2 Sky. against Communist targets In rubier tlJougias attack plane) as the guide craft In Us first such North Korea from the USS Boxer Waters, In an additional disiialclt, attacks. The first operational team- five ils red the n ii m l> r r already lunched at from four to six Ills officers and sevrn enlisted men headed by Id Cnmdr Lawrence eye witness arcuunt said the pilot A Kurt/ of Washington. D (' — less "suicide** plane he w.ilehed is Guided Missile Unit No IN) The was n World War II Grumman, unit trained at the Naval Air He herded lo its target hv a guide velnpment t ‘enter, Johnsvllle. f’a plane. Us progress Into the combat The Navy would neither Idrntify lone, he said, was watched on a the targets nor assess the damage television screen in a secret room Inflicted aboard the Boxer, ISO miles from Waters was struck with the way f B M B R S H A 'R P TH ltl’l NOTHINO LIKI a whirlwind Presidential camimlgo to rornpllrste things, u Q ea and Mrs. Dwight Eisenhower have Iona since lesrnsd. Thus the Qcnsrsl (top) snds s hop troin Indiana to Wsihtngton lo New York, when be thsnks plane hostesses Dorothy Hasson, of Mt Holly, N. J , and Janie Ctarry, of Oskaloosa, Is. Meanwhile, his wife, Mamie (bottom), realises that she Isn’t going to tw In New York dur­ ing the regular registration period and rushes to Ihe Hoard of Medium office for an absentee ballot. 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Mortl* move toward a more solid front from A. l(o*x Grafton, fjuehtpc, m - when Snow ('roil rejoined Florida ('Urns Mutual, the super co-opera eompativli'K officer fnr the f.eu tive gue. And at Ft I'lcree, Ii W. Llnv Oddreisiug the Morrises ns « shipping executive, added hr. "Boss Matt noil floss Woman voice to those ptrdit'llng hctln Morris of the M y llnnoh", In- tiling.i for this season fcltmty Itrgi -ter, whine fig m wiole: "Will you plijinc forplv. owin loo acres ol groves in Hie vour L'anadlati friends for not Alluras section, reported enrli -ca writing sooner to thank vmi f..r son Duncan grapefruit bunging the most enjoyable visit to ynnr ft SO a tiox and Marsh M-nliess raneb. the swimming and that .1- ft 7ft, liiilli rush mi the trre ptm-s llehtfot Hontlierri rooked meal ’ Last vesr. In- mid, bii to < rrnit We alt look back to Hint vl-i sold (or |2 with a great deal of pleasure I All friiii must meet mo-oity have some very fine plmtipgiaptis tests hut shipping tegul.iliio do of you nil. go into ellet-t until M.ind.n "••or trio to Florida. On nil ,.f notIhe t.'ltrus lnspi-i limi Hun , m at us, was something out of this World. The ten days pained nil I,.» Wintor Haven said mm- p.-ii king ■ooii. We wilt nevar forget Hie houses are handling mii.i II .iiioaiuts vtidt to the Tropical Island, the of grapefruit, but u proliainx nill deep sen fishing In the Gulf be two or three »vei-k> helm.- lipbtteatii, the flights In various t' heavy flow beginsi. . otienin. In-• Mo ‘mow S. A i r F o rr r Aircraft such ns Ho i ( / n r ,, a1 M ,r,,a M'llu.il lo.l C-G M . ami the warmth of the ' ,rol’ J,11" " - l*'" " " * " " ’on reception we went rfreption everywhere wr |I ‘ Hilton I-pints tnoogiu u s • "Incidental!V, the cadet* had ,t acres, with a |witeuh,u |u,p,iu< up wonderful time at the braised h<-ef of ,Va million IlllXt-s ol null Ip k gWbecup and dame at Sanford. inlo tbe fold 1‘erry Murray. Mutual pii -.iiiuit They enjoyed, particular!v. the stay overnight In private linnos. from I- roslprisd, said the tug i>p>ip IJ tlicr** Ii any thing w# cmii now represents nearly Hn per lent do for you up here In Canada, of all d lru s produced m Florida please do not hesitate to write. bused tin a Uu minion Imx imp. In his stuivmeiit id FI I'o n e , "We are deeply grateful for vour friendly Southern hospitality. Lins, Easlern manager of Aim-rlMany thanks again, from all of can Fruit Growers me., .Mini die us, e*rh one now a good will nm- Indusiry has a big season .liirad hussador fiom Flotilla." If everyone stresses quality ol IippH) fresh nod processed citto-, and gives the consumer an even lo. .k, Good cooking tip: When pres- lie said: "In visiting with citrus men dl Mire-cooklng corn on the coh, leave one or two layers of husk over the state we find a high d«. attached to tha corn. The hunks gree of optimism ttirouglioui me Indusiry, will, one thing oulsi. Hid­ seem to Improve (he flavor. ing —moat all citrus men .igreo that the grower will receive omre ----------- DXIHIL_________ electronic! experts aboard_____ the car money, on the average, during Hie Her "rode with the missile, mile 1052-33 season but most all of by titl e, through wondrous elec­ them limit their optimism to 23 or Ml rents a Imx, whuti tlo-y tronic Inilrum enti." On the television screen, he said, believe Is mure realistic.’* The Foderal Marknlng Coiiimdthf men crossed the Sea of Japan tees and other citrus leaders have and and watched the jagged peak* of struck an optimistic note, loo Korea loom larger. He said ten ■Ion In the room mounted as the target neared. ..ten the largel—"an enemy con MADAME ALDA DIES cenlratlon In a valley between two NEW YORK lat-The ilealh m shadowy hilla." And then: Rome of Madame Frances Alda, "■ - - The Initrumenti suddenly 69, former operatic star, was re­ went blank. The screaming dive ported here today. had ended, aquarely on target, and A cable from her husband. Bay the missile had crashed to obll Vlr Den, New York advertising vlori,” i man and president or Ihe Dutch The heavily censored description Treat Club, said her death was of the new mlisJle shows It to be dim to a cerebral hemorrhage. apparently as far ■ cry from other The Vlr Dens left New York for guided missiles now In use. 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Bob Massey, head months of covering the Korean of the Oviedo Prison Camp No. 34, as the man shot in no escape a t­ .ir But the most gripping of all is watching the first take-off of tempt from n road gang In Orange guided missile In warfare. county yesterday morning It was like watching a baby Captain Massrv said the prison- , I •mg born." he said *. just off Highway I ft, made his e\ out aboard the CSh Boxer oafsn I tin graphic stoiy was released break for freedom at I1’ " am. hv the Navy m Washington wedGuards opened ftte on him after tie sday he had run 3ft" f---t. A I'-’-m wooe i Waters. 20. was a Navy combat in the right side frotn a i-i*tn| slug lotographer in World War II and brought his attempt rii d m 'he Army after the war, According to t 'upturn Ma *••>-. • has In-en wounded twice In the wounded pti-otor w i '<> he ire.i transferred ftotn the • bun- at Oviedo to the hospital at the thnoge Countv Sheriff Dave S tarr Uniford State Pti-on to,tm . . . ,it piito-Tin- iinstlei w«- mi- - ; . -i:* «*•» * t l. «. » SCHICK IHJECTOH Sanford THE SANTORO HERALD Thursday. ‘Jept. |§. 19.12 Page 7 MCRORYS S T O R E 79c r.fl x 76 s ir e ........... 1.98 M) x 50 size with \ napkins ..... 1.08 CHENILLE LOOP RUGS 18 x 30 ................... 1.00 27 x 48 ................... 2.69 30 x 54 ................. 3.39 12 x 72 .......... 6.69 72 x 108 ......... 14.98 STRAW RUGS 4 x 6 ft * ••••*•••«■**«.♦*****.«•••• 1.98 24 x 44 Inch** •H«*Mtaaa4#*H 59c 4 ■\ ’r* T .-ik'iiniwSS* Jwa?'ir»h-i10 ptfra’ip a*.»>■*»-W M l �THR HANFORD HKHALI* Pag* 8 Thursday, Wept. 18. m i TilK S tN F o ltlt IIP.IIALIi I h i i r v l n * . H r | i l . IM, | **.%2 U. S. Is Emerging F*1 From Controls Due ■L To Korean Action I Nixo nlfl Happy Over OOP Outlook f»» AMCN'MTKn PRRSS Aboard Nixon Campaign Trim *,,ch»^ , •'* Nixon Iras.lrd into the San oaciuin Valley of Celllo rn a today. cheered by an enthiiiiaxtlr xendnff for bit croil- Now, m Apf’H’ciiifion o f (Jour Patronage , (A/e p resen t th ese M oney Sauers f f aluminum think ibt> metal loo |vlU loon Lc •« •lllpiv ikpplj $l»fl output. InucaiiiiK Meuiily. k> I* expected to reach a balance of * ' lUpply am) di-matu) early next DONALD OUCH yl year. Donald B*cognlilng lint, hveretaty oi • Cpmmnce Sav.yer »*>•» that the ftted for m od economic cor. ti oil t . will be over by the end of next *' year -barring a ney. or *tcppid up t War » But many Initintim ieii lake Hie < vie tv that toe need for mnai ecu r.otnlc ronliolt ii already pail About the only one thev cun vile It Hill nreded l» a priority tyiteiii that n e t to It that deteme pro * Juceri Ket lin t crack at any m i i (trials (ney need o. Industry leader* tee luile nttd • any longer for cuiiroli over civil i * (he production I M o t buflnetirnen (eel dial u .n i | ..red u ctio n -d elay ed by inch thing! I >|i glpw military ordering frej.ent ! change* in plan* arid blueprint* ..and ftrlkex in metal Ir.ditd ie*— ■won’t hit It* full xirltle before nexl Mummer and probly won't dip off much for a year after that .Until till* niilltarc b a t . l u • provided tome toil nl a pm i.ly fyatim for yelling maleilau It dffente fadorle* will likely <on "Ilnur on the luiok* • Much cf the ionium up nl lac •torle* for deleme prmltiilluii and •the expanding of iiulmlrlal cat act |y lo module, ba* allradv been 'done But (here ai« *till ultp.iiti jbitwceii builnrism en ami gm*oi , (Ujrnt official* u .t r ionic of nin e OSAGE HALVES Small Rise Noted In State's Jobless i• pm t given in the iTmirmnn by DIXIE DARLING ENRICHED TROPICAL BRAND RHIU OTHIRARBAO D irF PBlCUHAVCSTMOaV 3 LA.BAO D IX IE D A R L IN G 6 N R IC H B D RUIN'DIVIIDAIUNB MMIWLOAMS STILL U i f t V 'S L jw P i ices Everyday Specials Too CORNBO RFFF t h i bist r o o o a u y IN T O W N A T . . . . . f c , v u t e 'T i d • c ic lo , l.r her mi Pricaa G ood Through Saturday, A ugust 3 0 illcieiiar ill uiiluunt all.I in.ii.hi I nf pm Ini lit* fin \ u c u t ii ........... .. to the f a n that c it m t i..ikii» Iii i.t nil |n the punt week* in till mi innlh nird i l.ilni* ctalua. I in mil ml 1 1a iin ilrci cu.-ii-il » 11 1 co '•o |m »k nf the laynff i . pact Only iln ,i !',ftil:i nf the i Inline fiIni thf* .....nth " i n mil ImI iic lonliuctr.i m ill ln -1 lim n 'Ii u I ii ' ii »♦ 7**. of the m n - " e re in itia l In i n in p iii i cun w iili Oic a in o iilila •I 1'HVIIII'lllc in A i i »:i i *I (liftI, fig '•ice <hi>w Ih n l alth o u g h t h e ir wa« m ii'n ililo y i'il h i that tim e, • Im e w m lem inn ney jiulit A p p iu x ln ia ie lv 111.4011 pci cone i* . • i m d $ I ,IHI7 ,Htlfi Roast TEABAGS;r 17- S43 ORANGE GHADE 'A' QUICKFBOflEN FBYER PARTS oijMiSJ. U. S. "OHQIOE" flrifc, Eat-Rlto laaf Tomatoes 239s>gU| Potatoes 4 k-49c v S Onions 4 ^ 29* ^ 19c Corn on«•‘°>4 29* 2u' 2S< Now Ctop i>wo«i VN v X h S w l c 1 ^ s w ' . , '^ 0 ht| V Bolluid'a O vsivR aady Soutiiern Gold T P DONALD DUCK RIB ROAST “ CH’K ROAST VEAL ROAST PORK LIVER NECK BONES LARGE I 3 LB 'f| ClLLO . BAG m u i Maaty Park •belt K cccnt l* u rly enjo ytiielil Tliev I el in oi'il to Ih rli lioluea ' *i * happy aftet baving I,ail a ...... enjoyable time Thoce pie«tut «ei# It ii lie 11 llettlllK. It , Wilfoid Helling, (illalia Pa v U William H K " b v . Annie flell and Euuiiu Sue Hill Mabel Wllllaina, am) Hote•toity Jackaoti Mra. Ktuxler'x 'lioii’ blrr, \|i* I P' Kulioii and Mi« •.inillla lleiniia ae oilad ill '• •*in* The ••inrle m m " ) r •in lo d lo tlieii luuiie* vet v tuippy. •id'i '11.v i■i|t .pent a ino*| enjoy■i.b •veiling BOX; Pip Feel . . Cotteee Cbeeee Fr**Jily Ground Eot-Rlt* Henbarger . , U. 8. Choice Eat-Rlte Meaty leef Stew . . Cmb N Ham Armour'* S|ar 6% )b. Cool o r.i.ftf n jiif govern meld dim deeper tmlav into (be tile >d »i inllllun dollar* in buriad gold At It*na| four more Smilhcm ('alliniiim itu*n havi* tk«»«»n ^ubpornaed for u federal griimt Jury Invetllgiitlon ol ihe r a u ’lnating ea*e I rosecnlorv deeliued to d lu lo ir their idenlllv Hot Huy Klnnlvon. uxxiiUnt U S iilloriivy *a|i| one uf them la tup imam! lo have *een the gold and To bold u power of utloruey In con ni'cltoii with Ihe owtier'a effortat o dlvpoti' of the cache The atory under inveallgation li 'hat year* ago ■ Mexican national brought ihe gold aero** th« border during unreal In hi* own country and burled It somewhere In the Soulhwetl || wimld huve been le­ gal Ihrn Hut ilncc 1933 gold hoardttm Ita* been prohibited la tb* Uni­ ted .State* The authorlte* hive beard re­ port* that *omeone now l| trying to veil the gold to Ihe U S Mini nml at the aame time avoid hoard- m tlll'lll For Younger Looking Hands © / a te n a i: w . neirky FaUborn. For Npeedlar Dlihwaslilng a Herman commutar expreia train NORTHERN TISSuE No. .Sujjtrbfopd AI I !•»» iiiu iiv ol rh* ol ilo- community I'O lrilm o ril will, u p ,m v by ll' I'niini, K I ' i u j i i ' i „f lift I**'nlli Hi I ret I liey w i lc -riv e d " " I , in orb Ice ereiiui, twice m il •iiiulle* \|any galnec were played olid they wet. given llie privilege "f llct. in0|c In irtoid* played f n JUICE Vageloble Shortening thag 10 other*. , . . l l r e r hour eaftar tn# accident, •ws still ware combing tag* in which more vie B'beliavad Ironprdl.. ilia of the accldert w ti . ignmadlilely deUrmlned k id d ie s K n lc rta in e d Cttamed ;f t* merchant! were ftitranced19 petite, m chic—and ooh la la thaf'actM t! Tban «hf checka bounced. Km oi them, totaling I1U Detective Bgt 0. A. Young ba- - \lco diccloH'it in Ihc irpoil wci i hr iiueiiiplnyiiii'iit roinpanaation Uic <iilll'CtinilH ill August. The col '•••'ton .if »I.4.IH,HH4II| m a t alightU uvei lln July Intal of H.ilOC,110 it Tlilc Irate* h halaiicr 111 In I ' iii in ii I.■y 11u*iit I oinprlicai mu I m i Im ill uf 1.0N4 AM •11 MHk-fad RalM T n |n i i*i i' ici' iI yntiK.iitpi I III DIXI€ OAR U N G If (If EXTRA FANCY P A T N A Vollow Cooking war b)ld«“ explaliKd m march* d* •he hed beep In Dayiou only a ftw m o n th i-in d ih t wa» bawllde.ed currency. R igh ts R e s e rv e d B Ellb Good Queen Hess Defended By Bishop DAYTON, O. wT-The "French Q u a n tity • in n lc M M ntin. D i i actor of the i in inpliiyiiiriii riMiipeticutiiin Diviii I M . 1.1 |'<l»o li> ii'ic lv e il $ t,I n ,'nh it, A n n u a l, vtlierua* the i ic v in n s n u n iili m ilv 11.oiiii c la im II 01. CAN K French War Bride Dazzled By Money I V II V llA S S E K t Special I - An nu M ate »f upinuxiltnitrly 1,000 prl «mi» in Aiiyual *h»wt a Miiaii *"•' in llie «tate‘« unemployment ' " ' i Hint nf the pi v \ mut month, illinium cil lliiyiiiuinl Hat nr* • Inin innn uf the r im in i Inilimtrial ' •i i i i i i N < | iii i , im las lic w iilr d in u '////Jon Varlotii iclieme* for expanding aluminum production capacli> ior example, are *1111 being ileh.ied . Anil now and tb«u loineui c In Waihlngton queitlmit v.ltalhci me ite*) Inuuilry'i expansion ptogfun 111 prove big enujgh—deip.te taxi In tbe aitel industry that tl may own find denial.d foi m p.u 'duct imaller than iu iv.olleo i t pactly to ptodnee . LONDON iiP — EnglUhinen wno like to think (hey aie on ihr 1 .ihfejhOld of a new Kluabelliuii age —ntlhed lilt" print by the nom* today lc ilelemt the lin t Quern , 11(11 (ioiii a i bulge lliai »he \.at ,“ lhe luo*l Infainuu* and ioi>n ililt woman in htitury " The famnut Ifclh ceului y u nco ,wa» lo deicrtbed la*l Homlay by ,M*gr. Cyril Cuvderoy, Homan 'Catholic iliahop ol Soolliwaik “ Drunk with the blood of mm ,ty«. the flrtl Klliabelh ilUboii crkii the faith nl the elinreti ol her ■fatbara," Illihon Cuwderoy dc cl a red "Tbett- la no cnintia non .With the gracloui and lovely lady 'Who luiw occuplt* the thrum' lie ypnd the fact of their name " ,. TnU reference lo Froleilanl Kill (Ira tlU ab th i elder and Catholic itung letter .urllrre to I-ondon Tew (paper* lo point out that the tin t lYllrabelh' elder and Calliullc lliter, “ Bloody" Queen M ary.'svu Equally liard on i'roteatant* Defender* of Klliabelh I vail ouily deathbed tier aa “ ode of the world’i moil gracloua ruler*.'' "that great lady who inade llie 'Elliabelhsu Age llie moil billlluul In our hlalorv“ and "one of Ihr greaital of all RuglUh munarcha " No. '« Ing penaltlai Cun DKV1LKD HAM 19c Can POTTED MEAT 10c No. ‘ a Can Does Everything Want a different kind of lea. eream sodaT Combine mlaed cut* up fresh fruits with orange title*, vanilla lev cream, and iparkllng VUniui SAUSAGE 21c If vop n «« a divider In preasura aaucapan you can two «r three vegetables a time and there will be vo mlnglla* of flavor*. per*, ■ « l a >vtii t-V, . t rr~ . . n* - • . ■« 'W jaj in V • u ;_______ l i T . ------------r T r 1 jvm I 'a * * I �-'jrf Mv4|l>*W■* ri w rm m " 1 r itlf Thereof Rtcord#4 upon lh « rubllo JecordB «if Hemfn«l* ( *<>i»ntv lle f lit l Hiirne in which mb*a*sad C h i». O. Krnirn'll R O T tcH o r A r i'tlU A T in M r a n All a,f mi1%1ft properly htlng In the (*•». 1*4.1* Flariea Xftiiul** of leifti f'unnly of Hamlnol*, Hlaloj of KJuf_ N O TIC K IH IIK tlK ItV O IVK N . 1*11 I’nlRM.-n Kuril fortlflratn kIir II b« T h a i C o id Co, Ino., Itm ImlrUr ■r rr>M^rrici| arronlluif In lnw Itm pro* 111* following f *rllrirate hai fill,I P*ti> d i h t t M in Kuril r«rtlfle a i« •*M csrllf Irals for tu t <J«*<I to I.* will, be Kfiltl to (lift liliMiftKt Nliltlrr IMU** lfi*r*on T li" r*rtlU<-*i<* Ml Mir fmnt floor of (lift M*minole num btr ami rear of liananr*. ih - rn u n iy Court flotme $»♦ Hanford* R*trrlptlon of the fifopurtr. and Klor ht*. on the flral .Monday fn Ihft the name In which It wai a i i i m i l nifintli of Or in her, 183 2. which It tha Aft« i Ihy nf Ot tnhrrt, 1 2. • r a aa follow" I m Irf! Mile 4Mi day of HfJ*tftfnh«r, _ Cartlftrala No 13a T a a r o f l••llan■.l• Jun* .to, A r» |»,n I >62 Le£*l Notice o l)*ftcflpf Ion o f J ' r " | ’* " r i H I K S ft o f IV 117 " fi ..f i'I t» •hip •r* .'in— t t - m t i > i l l o»7-ir<>'»\ at Town" la Hotilh JU V ift * j K. ii I A*r»a If im i In whirl) Usury tiatrrvill" J r All of aalil ptofiMljr Imlna to thr Coilnty of Hnnlrml*, ijih n - of Mot 14a. Unlr<» anrfi r r r tlf li jii* -|,„II hr r*4fttm«<l aio-oiillng to low itm proparty dfarrllinl In ato ll r arllfli nii< Will ho aolit to th« >■IatI■•■< MiMn at lha fro lil *1otjf n f Iht* y*'inliiM|f Couiity O m r! II o im « ni Munforit, KlotldA, on Mia fir%l M'>fitli»y In thi raonih of *h tntitr. t r»»7. %%. . 1, 1 tha till ilpjr nf Orlf.b»r, J**&3 ^U lta < l IH Ia UN dpjr ef Hftlt|i*riih*ir, <0BAM o. r i i k h n u o n Clark Clreull C o im I, HrmlnnU Courtly, Klurldd N O TIC K o r a p p i . i c a t i i i m Pill! T A X IIK K II (Ba«w I H I I PlarMa Miami?* nf 1*IB| .N OTIC T. IH I I C H C l i r (IIVKN. /% ■ T h a i Cnaat Co I n c , Ilia liohlar of lh a fo llo w ing r a r llf h al* lni» flliol * e l 4 o o fljflra la for fna ilr n l to fir laauad Inaraoti Ihertnn Tha m r'lll, „Dnumber and yaa# of laauniiin, ill, I f f b r l p l l o n o f l h " p r o p a r l y , anil Ilia n a m a In Which It w a a Iiaaaa.ail Hia a a f o l lo w s : C a r t l f l o n t a No lift T a a r o f U s u a i i m J n n o 10, A M I K ) t i a a a r l p l I o n nf I ’r o im r ly ft >71 ft of I! 4)0 ft of ntV 'i o f MIVII ffarfln n |A Tow n„lil|, t l H outh I t a n g a 11 l i n t I A n . . N a m a In w h i c h aao aa aiil A. It. W r i t h a v a r All o f aald p r o p a r l y lialn a In Ika ( i a v n t y n f H a i a l n n l a , . P l a t a of Flor­ i d a . l l n l a a a a l i r h r a r t l f l r a t a a h a l l ha r a d a o m a d aoordlng In I.aw thi- pro---------’ doarrlhad In '*Urh c a r t l f h nl b a anld In f n a h lg liaai hlihlar t h a ____ f r o n t d___ n n r .o.f t.... h a Mamlnola ai.fh ..... KK a 8 Caanty Court llnuaa al H.ntord, Florida, on tha flral Mo„dny In ilia month of tvinbar. I l l ) , whliii l. tC i IMl d«y rif fN tnlier, l^*»3 H t ld Ihld 4t h f l u / o f Heiilemticr. lilt O I*. ItKrtNMMN rie rk f'lrnitt C*<n»»l, Memlnole Cniintr. H ot Ida <016Ata) % lO T ic n A H 'M c t i r •«>> T 4 I IIK K II fir ru n (M r , Klnrlda RtatMlee nf IttllH N O TIC K IH IIK IIK IIY MIVMV, T H r I CoiKl L*n Inc., Ilin hfildrr of the fnllowlnjj «-erIIflcate U*%* llleil •Rid r«rllMcrat« for tut deni 1*I hr iMittftd Mietron, TIip <rr MM* ute Rufnliir and year of l»piiMfi«e, Mte dftPcMptlofi of lha property, uml lh# m m r in which M wmk wn*ith**.«J •ft a» followa! O r l l f i e a l e No I I I T o r o f faitiiaiicp J u n e Jo, A I » l!»6h lieacrlp M n ii of 1' i o p e r i v foal i n HIM H T r a d :« H.mi Undo Hprlnit* ArrordloM r iik h n u n v **|#*ik f'lrrnil Court Rttyffri: **r tm .in n iM t rim r % \ III Tall <Mrr. Jill.IP l li«rlft« oI n I h I m nl IlM II no tm 'i; i:t mi i t r :t«v Tli »t fi mut l'*i |o* thi* iiiv k n , i*f Mi*- fttlJi,tvlfm ***fllfi' '»I*■ line fllerj milil f ff! if I*n l. |-.f tin deeil ( ii |>n |*iMiii'il MiirrHii The rfrtlfirnfe Itiiriihei nn*l v« *» *•f e, the lies* ri|itlnii i-f tl<* i*r»'r- rty, nnd the n<trrif> In whliii I* h .ih j|*i*«*Miii>i| tire HR fl||IdW *• ("ertlflra**« N»* I6« ^ 4,ir at |e«*i»ii* * l.*fM 10 A I* lff*n Ilfanrllitlnn Troperty I (fit Ml filin'k A A foeridnl ria l of f ilrriRf enrl A ' tiller H'lfullvlulnn 1*1»t Hook 6 I'omk *n, Nome In whlrh Hnneaaeil Kreff a Hi t Mi« (I ftli'hey AH nf Maid prop'fty ImlrtR In tha I'r.inity of He ml rod«. Hlnlr #>f Klor Ido Ptileop ftiirh f*«Mflenle h1iii || he redeemed pi-r<<r<llhti to low (lie pro­ perty f1ep*crit-* *1 In nu ll certificate will he no1*1 to fh** hIrrt i r t*ld fpr lit the front door of the Hemlriole Motirily Court I ff**i*ie at Hnoford, l,‘|orl*hi, ini (he Mini Mfimhty lo the inoliMi of Mi tidier l!».r.2. whlefl la the PMi ftny of Mcloher, 1 '*.**2 foiled Mill 4th day of Keplefnhftr, nr, 3 fi l» IIMTINDON IHKAI.I i Ink r*|ri-nIf Court, Heiiilnide C'roitllV. l/Iorl«lii ------ 1/t‘firal Noticed X O T IC B OK A P P LIC A TIO N T A X O KRD won <•♦•*. It»l.in F U r l d a RtfttPfft# « f I l 4 t ) N O TIC K IH iTfalMCHir UIVCNa Th n i Coant Co. Ihr.f tha holdar of the fotlowMiir rartlflrata haa flttd aald rarMflriita for I n daad to he Mined Iharaon. Tha cartlflcata number and year of Isiutnca. tha deacrlptlnn of tha property, and tha name In whlrh It waa Riiapaad if# •a fof Iowa i Certificate No. 147 Tear of laetianra Jun# 30 A. D. 1940 I ’encrlptloM of Property; l/nli» 16 A 94 Itftplat of Win* “ ’■ ♦ ""tr. •uc.'miAr v. T y r r r * T Name |„i which •»*enfta3’ " tin hen irykta Jr. et a I All of aald properly hetn* In tha County of HamlnoU, Htala nf KlorIda. Fnlefta alirh certificate ahall he redeemed arcordlnif to law the pro perty d northed In eurh pert If Irata will he noM (n the tilth eat bidder at the front door of the Hemlnola County Court llnuae at Hanford. Florida, on the ft ml Monday In the month of Mctnhftr, 1761, which la Ilin 4Mi day of Mrtober, 1961 lotted I hie 4Mi day of Heplernber, I >19 n iv n m tN O O N Clark Circuit Court. Hemlnole County, Florida (H K A L ) . “ n iT irn im ir tr in a T A X IIK IIII of ro ti taar. la l.ia F I.rld a a i . t a r . a a f IM ai N O T IC H IH I IC IIK IIT (II V K N T h a i H o w a r d ft. I ly h o ll a n d I 'a g g y II. I l y h o ll , Ilia wlfa, l h a h o l d a r a o f t h a f o l lo w in g e a r l l f l r a l a h a a I l ia d B*ld e a r l l f l r a l a f o r t a a daa d t o b . la au ad l h a r . o n T h a r a r l l f h r n l * n m n h a r a n d y a a r of la a u a n c a , l h a d a a r r l p l l o n o f Ilia p r o p a r l y , n od Ilia mama In whlitli II wu* aaaa aaed a r . aa fo llo w ai C a r l l f l c a l a No l t 4 T a a r o f l a a i i a n r a J u n a 1ft. A t). 1910 l i r a r r l p l l o n o f I 'r o p a r l y : N% o f N K U of HIV 't Haol i o n 14 T o w n a l i lp 11 Houlli l l u o a a 1 | Kaal, 1ft A r r a a N a m a In w h h 'h aaaaaaaal M a n u a l I 'a l a r a o n All n f anld p r o p a r l y lialng In l h a C o u n t y nf Hamlnola. H tala o f F l o r ­ ida. I fn laaa a u r h r a r l l f l r a l a a h a l l ha r n l a a m a d a r r o r i l l n a lo l a w l h a p r o p a r l y d a a r r l h a d In a u r h e a r l l f l r a l a III h a aold In l h a h l a l i . a t h l d d a r al thn f r o n t d o o r n f l h a Ham lnola A n n t a J, J a h n a e n tialra All'- o f aald p r o p a r l r b a l n a In tha C o u n l r o f Hamlnola. Ktata o f F lo r* Ida. Itnla aa a iir h r a r t l f l r a t a ah a l l ha r a d a t m t d a e r o r d l n g t o l a w tlia p ro p a r t y i t ra c rl b a d In a u r h r a r l f l l c a i a w ill b a aold t o t h a h l g h o t h l d d a r a t l h a f r o n t d o o r of l h a f t a m l n o l t C o u n t y C o u r t lfnu>« a l H anford , F l o r i d a , o n Ilia f l r a l M o n d ay In l h a m o n t h o r O r l o h a r , I H I . w h i c h la l h a l l h d a y o f O r t a b a r , I I S 1. D a l a d th i* t l h d a y o l H cp lam b ar, lilt, O F. IIK flN D O N C lark C ircuit Court. Ham lnola C o u n t y . F l o r i d a DR. h . T. DOSS I ! DR. H. K. RING CHIROPRACTOR HOURS 9 la 1 0 - 2 to 9 • •t V ** | */ f j '.'L '- 'ii: : ] CHIROPRACTOR CWUlWfMS call far nptnlntm at 109 A(Untie Bank 70S n ( ROY WALL I7M -1740 1M7 Sanford Are. Thantdar, S ft(. II. IMS D R H. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST 111 Mafiwlln FIm m 111 Fk. 1113 By Roy Got^ OZARK IKB nir-Aii, N O TICK (IF A F F I.IC A TIO N FOM _7. TJUfc flF U n-. , • m f m - c r a y i-riu* *raramr or >*»»(■• ■ n o t i c h ih iiitn n iT t i.iv f r t ;' That Cap. Hahla Corporallon, lha holdar of tha following rartlrlrala haa fllnl aald rartlflrula (or taa daail lo ha Jaa-iatl Ihrraon Th. rartlflruia numhar and yaar nf 1»auanra. lha daarrlpllon of Ilia nroparly, and lha n»ma In whlrh It waa a.aa.ard ara aa follow* ra rllflra la No lift Tear of faauam a Juna .to A fi 1990 Ifaarrlplloit of t’rojiarly. H 10ft M of K Jft fl of frfit tf Froal’a Addition No 1 lo Allamnnia I'lal llnuk I I’aga IX Nama In whlrh aaaraard Kiigana J. o rr All of aald properly being In Ilin County of Hamlnola, Hlnlr of Flnr14a. Uni,"" "urh rarllflrala ahall h* rad armed arriirdlng lo law lha pro­ perty daarrlhad In aurh rarllflrala will ha aold lo lh* hlahaat bidder al lha front dnoy of lh , Hamlnola County Court Honan al Hanford, Florida, on ilia flral Monday In tha mnnth of ln-inbar, I'M . which If tha 4th day of (h loliar, 1993 fluted Ihla llh llay of Heplemtlar 1111 n f> HF.flNHON C la rk (HK A l.) C lfriill ( PtNNANT? $££ W A N T C in irl. Hamlnola Commit, Florida NOTICK OF AFFI.ICATION FOIt TAX IIKKII lil.ia F lo rid a a ta lo lra nf Ibiai NOTICK IH IIKHKIIY IIIVKN, Thai Cnaat Co. Inr. lha holdar of lha following rarllflrala ha* filed aald rarllflrala for laa dead lo ha laauad ihrraon The rarllflrala number and year of laaiianra. lh . daarrlpllon of lh* proparly, nnd the name In which It waa naaaaanl ara aa fullowa; Carllflral* No Iftft Yaar of laaiianra June 3ft A. f> 1990 fiaai rlplInn of I’rnnerlyt Itrg inn fl H nf NW Cor of HH nf HK‘J of HlV't Haction 7 Townalilp H Honlh llanga 1ft *:aal. run N Km fl K t4ft H H 1014 fl HIV lo flag. 11.a.a N 10ft fl of F. Iftft fl A W 119 fit. Name in whlrh aaaaaaad Ii ll Krlgnna llalr* All nf raid properly being In lh« County of Hamlnola Htala of Flor­ ida llnlraa aurh rarllflrala ahall ba radramad according lo law lh* properly dracrlhrd In am ll rarllfl• ala will ha aold lo Ilia hlgliaai bid­ der at lha front door of the Hand­ le Con nlr (Jour! Ifoil*’’ a* Hanford. Florida, oft the flral Monday n lha mnnlh of (Irltdirr. 1991, which la lha *lh rlay nf Ocluhar, 1*91. Haled Ihla till day of Hrplamh.r, 1*91 O I’ IIK IIN PO N Clark ClrruH Cnurl, Hamlnola County, Florida (A a r, Ao r ii i: « m p v r to if roll i %4 n r n i (ftee. fht.lfl ritirlifft U N ln lM of lt>IR> NMTM T! IS IIU IK IIY «IIV K N . Tlmt r'tihbI r*o Mu", tfie holder of Mu followhiK ret Ilf leu I ft Iim* filed I•V t erllfl* ate M*r ti*« deed to he liottiei! Ihereori The « ertlf|r»tft Cm mly Court llnuaa al Hanford, niiniher wmi year **f Iftadanre. tha Florida, on lha flral Monday In tha month of Onlohar, n i l , which la *1r-m«-r I|itlull of tin* property, «rtd lhe nitfiie In will*"In It witm Mftpppperl ifff the 4th day of Orlohar, 1911. On lad Ihla till day of Haplambaf, (lift fo| III w n 1*91. i "erl If It rite No l i l o I*. IIHUNtlON Yenr of leaiuiiirft .lime ,in A I * 1160 Clark Circuit Court. f ieirrlpliofi of IT opart r Hamlnola County, Flurlda |,ot II lllork «* Klret Addition to (hove Terriii e I'lnt ||ook T (H K A I.1 _______________ I'ftpe I*. N O TH K O F A F F I.IC A T IO N ro tt Nftltift In whlrh nKnenned T A X lIF.fcn iViitlnre A M* tuldlor Mavlft All *»f Kftld property t.elnn In the in**, lai.ia Fi.riaa fttat.taa •» ia«ei N irTIC K IH HF.IIF.IIV (IIV K N . Comity of Hemlnole, Htiite of Khf* id,i 1 Tilepm uticli *erllfl«Mle **toill tie Thai l,oln Hlmpanti, lha holder r.f redeemed i»>**ir*ltup to law the pro* Ilia followlna rarllflrala haa fllfd peril deei rll*e*1 III eurh cert If IciltP anld rartlflrata for la i dead in will he Mold to the hilt hen I hid der ha laauad Ihereori The rarllflrala it! flie 11 out *lo*n *,f il,»* Mop,Jnuln number «nd yrar of laauanra. *ba County l*ini r t lloiipn a I Mini for*!, daarripih.ri of lha proparly, and Ilia Florld.i, oil the ftrot Momlnv lo She mama In whlrh ll waa aaaaaaad nr* mill of ( n toper. 1 J*6i, whlrh hr na followai r* rll(tru la No. I I Mi** Hh «|k y "f I n tol«er. I *;♦r» rl Mthi |i|1 day »»f Meptemher* Yrar of faauanra Jun* If). A. I>. I99n lirarrlpllon of I'roparly: i!»:. 3 fail 1 lilk 1 T r II TM# Tow n of f» I* IIK H N IdtN Hanford I’lal think I I’atr* 94 r 'let k C lriu lt i 'tun l, ll« 114 * | IT Mrinlho|e Cmiritv, Florlifa (HKAI.I ■ ■ ■ O f t M ykte h aaaaaaad rS F A l.i fL A U I l OOHDOfi and bin ailvrntiirM In n o n * Fat* 10 T B S SANFORD HERALD By n a n B a r r ) Use HERALD WANT ADS F o r R caaltii T h a fa lla rrla g ra t* . i* * ly 4 . ■II W a a l Ada gabltabM la T M a a a f.rd H tra lg i i tta a l * . g w llaa Im r H w ■ Ita d a par li e . Im r l l . . • t i n * . »* par lla* I.a .T ftm i 9* tlaiM 4* Ml 4c *4r II** iM W II.a Itaa far Y*arly C a .t r a d F i t * ward. I . I l l flag, l i m b i . M a i. Fa* M n Face C i g PHONE 148 W a a t Ada M ill ba a r* * g t»d « t * r Iba T a lrp b a a * a. o ta a d a m r b a r g a If y a a r aaaaa I* llaled la Iba (*l*gbaaa baak- fa r r l a r a fa r Ih la a c c «»a a a d a llo n Iba adaartla** la *aga***d ta pa* p ro m p tly , la a rd * r fa r aa 4* , r a d » r tb * b ra t paaalbla aarTtea. all W a a t Ada m aat ba la aar af ft** « a tb* d a y M t a r a p a b llr a lla a . I*t«aa* auftfy aa laimadlalaly ft aa array arrara la yaar ad. Wa raaaaf ba raapnaalbla far Oiara tbaa aaa facarrarl Uaaarllaa. .TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR RENT WKLAKA Apartment*. 114 P in t SUeet- Phone 4MV-W. DEPBNNB HOUHINU NAVY PERSONNEL NAAS Parstinn*] Only, Avellable Now. Two baijroofti noui**, elec­ tric kitchen, breekfest bar, acreennl porch, eeremlc UJ* bath- 176.00, Phone 1003, KliUNIHIliEI> A p le .-L l7 m » .' prig. Hiurlnw Apt*. Oil Park. ROOMS Hv 0"y or Weak, Palma Hntal. 420 W. P in t.__________ Ptfl(NIHIIKI) aparim cnl—three loom* nnH tutlli $46,00 month, roupl* only. 61H Waat U l Ht. PURNIKIIKO apartment. Private bath. Aiinlt*. Clnrk’a Tnnrtat Court - 1 block puiith of City Ltmlta, Orlando Hiway. w 6— ARTICLES FOR SALK ARTICLES FOR SALK Htal Kalita For SaU COLORED FOLKS 1 I I flood lota for Rale In I-ochart'i and Weit S a n f o r d Subdivision. $10.00 down and $5.00 per month. Write Boca Raton Hom­ ing Corn., Bog DM, Miami Beach, Fla. LOCH ARBOR LOTS: 17 lot*, Soma lake view, other* Interior lot*. An excellent Inveatment In area that la rapidly developing. All lot* $.7600.00. Ilarrlman and Crumley, 100 W. Flr»t. Phone 73a. HOUSE: email frame house two bedrooms, sleeping porch, kit­ chen equipment Included. Cen­ tral location. Price $7600.01). $1600. down, balance monthly lUrrltnan and Crumley, toil W First. Phone 733. GROCERY STORK—136 Cyprraa Avenue—reason for Belling — leaving town, 3 LOTH III Midway- Rev. W. iluglry. Phone 1338-R. A DS DINETTE act light oak finish; $16.00. 3 rorktall chairs $15 00 each, 3 for $35.00. Corner book­ case, $4.00. Crdnr chest. $6.0^ 3 pairs plastic drapes, $1.60. r>4| Park Ave., Apt. 3. FOR SALE: Amaryllis bulbs. ^ ^ J ja j^ M O ^ ^ S jn ^ ln ^ A v e j^ ^ FURNITURE CLOSE-OUT HAD BUYING IIY US MAKES GOOD BUYING FOR YOU! 3 Double Dresser Boxes- with mirror* sand color • reg. price $06.00 $80.60 ea. 3 Vanity Dresaers complete with alonl and mirror • sand color Rrg. $88.00 66.611 eu. 3 Desk Chests - four drawer with form­ ica tops - sand color Reg. price $ijH.OO 46.60 en. 3 Master Chrst nf drawers • four draw­ er sand rolor Reg. 36 60 rn price $63.00 3 61* Hriidlionrda • snnd color Reg. price $30,00 16.mi I’H See Three Values nl ECHOLS BEDDING COMPANY 118 Palmetto Armor AR tiC LKS 'WANTED^ —« We buy, se'l A trade used furniture. Wll»on-Maler Furn­ iture Co. fit 1 E. 1st. Phone 068. HELP WANTED —8 ATTENTION SUCCESSFUL SALESMEN • If von me experienced In outside retail sales in Sanford arra, nnd Interested In bettering poaitlan, hi-nil fuH ilcluil* to Hox "H". Our eniplovees know this ud. YOUNfJ MAN wnntril to Irani trade. 61V ilny wrrk. Phone 1162 W. Montezuma Dining Waltreax. TRADE-IN Ice boxes and refri- ^Iloom . gNHtors ns low ns $3,00. FireWORK WANTED storm Stores. I l l K. 1st Ht. NICE TWO bedroom frame house VENETIAN BLINDS gas stove, heater, water heater, Factory prices! Rolla Hcad Blinds, attic fan and garage, 2 lots Aluminum slat*, cotton or plas­ on thru street. Price $4,800. Ex tic tapes. Complete repair ser­ elusive with vice. W. B. WILLIAMS. REALTOR IIP N. Perk At*. Phone 1130 SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY FOR SALE by owner. 3 bedroom 634 Wait 3rd_________ Ph. 1151-W coneret* block, with itueco. Lo­ cated on 2 lota. Excellent loca­ TUXEDO FEEDS. Complete line Hunt’* Tuxedo Feed Store. tion. 40fl Edith* Circle, Highland Park. Phone 1380-M. BUY A new guaranteed wateh for 25a weekly. Writ* "Watch", FOR SALK: A new cute little 2 Box 623, Daytona Beach, Florbedroom home nearly finished. 2 acres land Just outside City Limits. All for only $2780.00. PIANOH, USED. 1200 Myrtle Ave. Term*. Raymond M. Hall, Real­ tor. H. D. Hlghleyman, Asao. PIANOS—N*w and used. Term* Trade-ins. Ksdrr's Plano Store, elate. Upstairs 1081b S. Park 1209 Myrtle Avenue. Phone 1268-W. Free - Free - Frca NEW HOUSE. Block construc­ tion. Close In-400 Colonial Way. Buffer Rental with LOVELY THREE BEDROOM Purchase of Paste Wa* HOME at Neartv new, Jalousie* brerieway, Benkarik GI*m A Paint Gn. all electric kitchen. Immeddlala pome salon. Only requite* $1500. TRAVERSE Extension Rods--38 down, balance $75.00 monthly. to ]8(l". Benkarik (llaa* and SEMINOLE REALTY CO. Paint Co. 14th and MAGNOLIA PHONE 37 CHEST nf Drawrrs-^anv type or GARAGE APT. Completely fursize finished or iinfinlihrd. Prlc niahed. l-arge lot. Terms $1600.00 cd to suit your budget, Vlalt us cash with balance $60.00 monthat ltd W. First. Telephone 1426—The -- ,, .Furniture ■----- L-- —Center. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor Raymond B. Lnndqultt, Aaaorlato Phone 1873 Atlantic Bank Bldg, CASH 3 Bedroom home, masonary con­ Paid For Second Hand turr. struction about ono year old. Fully equipped kitchen and tiled MATHER OF HANFORD bath, prlca $8,360.00, $060.00 30309 K. let SL Phone 127 cash, balance $55.00 per month. 3 bedroom home just like new very modem, already flnancec |uirlng $1,100.00 cash, priced JALOUSIES—Lifetime Aluminum —Unexcelled Quality, For Beau­ 00 ty—Permanence and Durability. Call us for free estimates. Tele­ 3 bedroom house, close In location, phone 1426—The Furniture Cenvery nice priced at $7,600.00 on easy term*. . BABY SITTING—Mr*. K. D. Rowe, 1195 Lowell Ave. Upper __________ 12— SPECIAL SERVICES —11 L. U SIl.lj— Plano Technician Phoje 811-W. Route 1, Baaford. NEW FLOORS eurfaced to per* fectlon. Old floors mad* ll|to new. Finishing, cleaning ft wal • r Ing, alto portable power pli plant. Serving in* Hemlnole County ilnee 1936. II. Al. Gleason, Lake Mary. CARPENTER" WORK For quick repair Jobs, or small building, Call Jim 1H2-M-4. RADIO REPAIR BERVICK By Eddie Miles at - Furniture Center. 110 E. First. Ph. 1435. ORLANDO Morning Sentinel," 5 0 lando Evening Star. Call Ralph , Ray, 1166-J. PLUMBING Contreet and repair wnth. Fre* estimates. R. L. Harvey. 304 Sanford Ave. Phone 1B28. CABINETS Formica tope. C. Vail Woodworking. 6U Sanford A t* Phone 608-w ft 146a-J.________ LOWEST COST^UTO F1NAN(0 ING by your local bank — In­ surance with BOYD-WALLACB, 16% - 30% dividends. Phone 104. BATTERY, Generator or Startoi Service. Call 617, 8waiB’a Baft tery Service. Hanford Avenue and 2nd Street. ALL TYPES Bulldozer worm Reasonable Rates—Free Eatimatea. Spreader Service, Lima and Dolomite and FertUiseto Carpent Carpenter ft Gracay. PhadV 1393-M or B48-J, LAWN MOWBRS iharpaned. Bft cycleea repaired. Shuman'*, t l f 04, „ New 2 bedroom hou*e on 2 Iota, OIL FURNACR5—B, K rukr E. 4th Wall. Floor and Fireplace. alng completed, eon uit being priced tow M. G. HODGES (or quick aaia, Plumbing 4N W. l i t Bl. Phene 13$ Contractl X V H f f i, IDDON, SR. w . i. King $800 South Park A f t SPARK Circulating Oil Hoator, Broker Pnoaa M 66,000 BTU. New last winter. B a n g ) Excellent condition. Prle# $80. PHILIPS Colonial Cleaner* "know 1410 Magnolia Ave. Phone how'* plus U-Sau-0 guarantees 627-B._____________________ mothproofing assure you Of If £>a want to Bay, B ait nr Ball, ... Phoaa Buffet Table and •ervlce. 449 Elliott Are, J. W. HALL, Realtor Phone 1119-R.____________ ’ ROLLAWAY and Baby Beds foe rent—day, week or month. Ths "CaB HaU" Fto— I7»$ AXMIN8TER . tg 13 x 16. Roie Furniture Center, 118 W. llh on beige. Mothproofed. Ph. Free delivery service. Telephone 1438, PBGIAL—Hollywood Bed* Com­ GAUGHF Beat Home. Dietitian. plete $48.60—boxapri $40.60—boxipringa, inner* Excellent care. Car u it. — ------ft*—g « ffive l ----------------iprtng mattrasa. i mar guar •enable. M7-W. a n ti? plastic h e a d_____ boardi. Chdose your t n a , pattern and SEPTIC TANKS and greaie trap ^ color. Tha Furniture Center. 116 nped and clean*ed, drains r*W. tin t. faTo. J, Reed, Orlando 3-8041. 8041. USED Television Beta from $86.00 Wlnn'a Television and Ra- 1IOU8E8 • Creaotod. Poundationa 809 Boat Second. Phone 417. any house. $16.00. Write "Cr*Box N. R., Sanford Hsr* action of invlalSS* % brash i loach Fllma lasts months, a . kills onto. Roumll- DAY NUBSBRY. Hour* 8 ajn. lot and A Andanon'a, 100 E. tiL to 7:00 n.». 76e p*r day.. Mr*. } arexwsps «F,__ ______ SIC 8 PBCIAL WBILB THBY LAST COCKTAIL CHAIRS M r Uving, Dining, B*d-n Bagular 111.98 Nov g «M t - YOU* CAH is worth a w e i 170 �*T» IF y o u D o i r r ) « « Hanford Herald, City TH E W EA TH ER W at # a n fn r fr DtUrevj, by 7:M P. M-, |U i m ctU YELLOW CAB 1444 • 3 VOLUME EatablLshed 1908 XL1V I£ * ll J ru t a, Lewis AN IN DEPEND EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA A w _ w V 4 T nut. Mary Leo West, Tenth 8treet; Rasa Durant, 71, Beck’s quarter*, and Mary Walksr, SI, 017 Willow Ayenue. Nona of lh# Injured was ho* pltaliied hare. Two of the Negrue* requiring hospitalisation were sent to DoLand. The rest were glvsn oul-patlsnt tr treatm ent and ralsasad, Sgt. (Isllsgher waa taksn hv am busnes from the flanfoid £»*■ Air BUtlon to the hospital a t the OHanda Air Force lie so. He was slatod for transfsr to ,» *». •fta s rw T b s s At approximately B:S0 p.m the patrolman related, jMrt. QallMhcr t l h u n* t U 8 t e w e a h e r c o n v e r' asais* 7.k^ •• ■ “W i r 1"' sa p srn his side of tba retd, traa r is id jx ; S s #' 1 artd knocked it b ‘ mstely IS f#4L been traveling the truck to a foil atop, the trolman said. raverlng th# enh. A hkoc luted I'resn l.citsml W ire Democrat Says Sena­ tor Taft Has Taken Charge Of Repub­ l i c a n ’s Campaign By HELM AN MORIN SPRINGFIELD. Mas* cB-Uuv Adlai Stevenson openly bid loday lor support of those republicans hr claim* have bvrn disappointed by the actions of hi* presidential rival. Gen Dwight D Eisenhower "Some of them," he (old a UNIflOMiNl WOMUI CHIir John L. Lewis nicer* m Washington with untliracll* representatives to scat Springfield audience, "have already an Interim bargain which would allow Ihem to dig coal even If union membere tn the Northern itrld* *u decided Iherc must be a belter way of fighting reaction and Iso ,ullu0,lf*y^WC,,rU-r,d.!,n ,h* VOUi> " IU T ) C A G ar,,,r' JwWwIllghland Coal Co . latlimlsin than t>y signing un Sen n B«rr*. Pa., Evan Evani, l-ehlgh Coal Co., U iuford, Pa.; Edward O. Fox, Reading Coal Co., Philadelphia; Lewis; Thomas Kennedy, UMW Inlernalloiial Vice President' Taft’* dotted line " Joseph KerxheUky, UMW DUl. #, Shainukin, Pa., and Mart K. Brennan, UMW UUi, 7. Hailetun, Pa! Stevenson contend* that the Ohio senator has taken charge of Elsvn bower’s campaign since their meet trig In New York a week ago today lie *ald it I* (he Democrat* "as sisted by the many good Itepubll leans wtio followed the late senator I Arthur Vandenburg," who have bet-n waging the main light against Communism In his prepared lexl, release in advance lo the press. Gov Steven After six years of service a* u son said, with reference to the city commlraluner, Including' »«••> ,, , r .American light against lomriio terms as mayor, Andrew ('urrnway MUy H V - r U 8 S niain. "Let there be no doubt where umiounced thl* morning that dlie i i s s s a s i credit s i m u m s iss sw ii the main for the vision and* to the demand* made on hi* time the1 courage of our foreign |>ollcy hy hi* insurance l>u*lne**, he ha* lie*• —it He* with Harry S T rum an/’ decided not to seek re-election a* However, In delivering the address, a commissioner In the November Stevenson omtlled Ihe reference election. By IIARRY p 7”hNYI)ER WASHINGTON oB—Some major The Deillocralle presidential can Mr. Carrawuv wn* flr*l elected commercial coal operators in C«u didatu, campaigning through New WASHINGTON tfi - T. Lamar Caudle testified today that Ellis N to the Commission In HUH without tral Pennsylvania. Illinois und In England, peppered Ills licpiibllcun Slack, a central figure In contro­ opposition following Ills discharge tllanu today were re|Mirted con political (IN'* with a new storm versy over a St. Louis grand Jury's from the Navy after th* wur, ami sidering hid* from John I. Lewis of barlMMl witticisms He told more Invsstlgstlon of tax scamlul*. wa» assumed office on Jan. I. HU7, for let them contlnol operating with than 0.000 people massed In front ones sent to Nashville to get some a three year term. II* ws* re- to exempt them from u threatened of............ the City . “Hall In Su prlngfii' eld the elected fur another term III HUP. strike Monday In Northern mines, GOP had no afflrntallve campaign lax Indlclmsnta dismissed. cat During the first term as com­ lie said Slack alto made a trip with most Western producers tn issues and said: (o Milwaukee on a big tax case In missioner h* was elected mayor in the understanding they will accept "Tu my considerable surprise 1040 hy the Commission, ami wn* which ex-8an. Scott Lucas of Illi­ whatever pay boosts and other they are nuw saying the central nois was tha defense attorney. re-elected On Jan- 4, 1050 without conccssiti* hr eventually may ne uf our „ me' p f humor." Lucas had takan up with then opposition, lie declined to run a* got Iutr for the United Mine Work uvernor has been accused mayor In I0AI and wa* succeeded Atly.-Uen. J. Howard McGrath the era Union. u/*m*ak1na the campaign, a*i < Gen question of getting • dismissal of by Fred A> Dyson. The same deal Is being held out „ wiBh. Elsenhower Mvr called It. A major project during Mr. an IndietiMM against ■ client. to mine owners In the three bp iu X n e inTtter Carraway’* administration was the coal pruductng states of Indian#.. I,u»n,n« Caudle laU T "'u Halit begnit' fn coAlh down' In Caggie, fired by Frealdedf Tru conatructlnfi ef- the Municipal Hta lUltiAls and Pennsylvania heavy pelting drops In the flrel • th. major project dor man laat Novtmber aa an aitlatani ilium. Another The Chicago Tribune said It minute after Ihe governor began nlatraiioi was the St. had learned that some IlllnuU and attorney general, waa In the wit- ing hla administration terminal pi project which Indiana companies ulrcady have spcuklng n#aa chair for the second day be­ John* Klv*r terminal jiieil by tin mudo agreement* with Lewi*' "I think ihe Itrpiibllcan* must fore u House Judiciary subcommit ha* *lnre liven abandoned tee Investigating the Justice De­ Commission. union which will exempt them have Interfered with our meeting." lie said anil he suggested Ihe *es partment. Horn In Ft. Ogden, Fla . Mr. from the strike Among other things, the House Carrawuy attended local schools, The Pennsylvania group involved stun he moved Inslile the elly Audi group hat been digging into the Seminole High Si bool and the Uni­ in the rr|xirls is Ihe Central I'emi- tortum People yelled "Keep going queitlun of whether there was an versity of Florida. During World xylvanla Coal Operator* Assm i ieffort by the Justice Department War II, he aervrd three year* ns a llon, which employs about 2onuO Don’t mind a little rain " Stevenson stopped In East Hurt dlctmenta last Is year lieutenant In the Navy, and wus miners. to block tax Indictments ford anil again at Enfield as he J . II has stationed nt Chicago, Mlumi and by a St. Louis grand Jury. Lewis apparently I* trying a two­ proceeiled hy uiilomolille lo Mu* developed that U. S. District Judge Pearl Harbor. fold strategy: (I) Keep a* in. uy Some 2.000 people George Moore believed Slack was Mr. and Mrs. Carraway live at mines operating as possible, and suchusetts choked Ine streets In front of ihe Instrumental In getting the grand 4,18 Elliott Avenue, and Mrs. Car­ (2) narrow down his iippu*itmn. East Hartford City Hull The gov Jury to nuke a partial report raway, Ihe former Helen Muren Keeping mine* capahh of |uo- ernur. speaking over a public ail which one Juror called a "white­ tette, assists him at the ('arrawav ducing between 123 and IV) mlllnin wash." insurance agency 114 North Park tuna u year In operation reilin ■•* dress system, sunt "The Hepuldlcan* tell you it'.* Moore Insisted on further In­ Avenue. Ihe chances of creating a nutuui.il time for u change We hove never vestigation and a number of In­ emergency, and thus Invoking of dictments eventually were re Saving** And Loun had It so prosperous Ho I 'would Taft Hartley Law injuncllim pm- a*k you lo look carefully for what turned. ■trike. going to change to." Caudle told about Slack’s visits League Holds Meets U<wis has won an Interim ur weAtare to NaahvlUe and Milwaukee after Enfield, a rug making center. rangemrnt with the Pennsylvania M colnred he ws* given a fancy, gohl flrat saying there had been "loo George Touhy, executive vice anthracite Industry, giving him a curiH’t. many run away grand Juries"— president irpcl. und he said: *a of the First Federal 20-crnt tonnage royalty b<a>*t b.r meaning Juries which went further Havings and l 4>an Association, a t­ "1 understand they don't need In the While lloosa. So 1 with Indictments than the Justice tended a conference meeting of the fiord Coal Miner Welf.n* any ni fund, and has delayetl strike actnin Department conaldered proper. tu an an or the Third district of the Florida against Southern soft coal intro* am going to give thl* tu said the Nashville grand Jury Hav'ngs and Iaisii League held at phanage Tn llllnol* I have Just Ihe preparing charges against sev- the Orange Court hotel in Orlando until Oct. I. In mind This brings all Ihe pressure in j.lacr pertona In tax cases the Ju s­ yesterday. In III* Springfield address Sle bear now against the Northern venson replied to Hepuldlcan crltl tice Department felt should not ho The Orlando and Winter Park roducers, who face a shutdown f ..o , wlt,. prosecuted. He named among oth­ association! were hosts for the as­ producers, Therr organliation is the barrauV l i ta .m tr.llg , era "the father-in-law of Rep. Pat semblage which was attended hy Monday. qu,p ’ Operators A**.~-I Sutton." (Committee aides told re­ over 60 representative* of the east- liltii.nl.uni* C a l iTperators heailerl hy Harry Mnse*. win. and Jabs porters the father-in-law waa W. central Florida area. Joe Guernsey, atlon, for many year* was vie# president M. Massey, now dead.) » raaldent of tha Orlando Federal Cauile said Slack was sent to Havings and l.oan Association tire of the U. S Steel Curp. The u**» Nashville to review the cases and sided anil Ralph Scdd nw lrk of Vero elation employs about HOO.uoo soft miner*. further explain the department's lleach, secretary of the Florid coal Is reported demanding a League attended tu present the SI Lewis position. . . BO boost In the present St'- v> Rep. Keating IR N Y.) asked if •Ule.wlde viewpoint. Slack "waa sent down lo g«l lhc*t Various features of operation basic dally wage, a hike In the were discussed with aoluilous tu present M ccnt-a Ion welfare my Indictments dismissed.” "Yea, air. I believe so," Caudle local problama being proposed by ally to 40 cents, and shorter work othera who might have met similar lug hours. •nswared. Hanford and Seminole County challangea. "And be did?" ere featured In a full page adver­ Tha aaaata of tha Hsmlnola coun­ New Traffic Sign tisement In Manufacturers Record. "Yee. dr." Caudle did not give the date of ty association a rt close to |BJ)00,September Issue, a niagatlne of At Park And , the Nashville episode but said j 000, Mr. Touhy aald. nation-wide circulation devoted to the Indostrfal development of the waa "beftuw the 8t. Loula caae" SMITHS , RETURN Which waa early laat year. City workman thla morning South and Southwest. Mr. and Mrs. Ral; _ ___ nlph A. Smith ra- placed a four *ld#d sign on tho Thla Issue of the magatine fea­ Caudle said the Milwaukee caee Involved Income tax evasion cam turned thla wash from Naw York clock *t Flrat Street 'and I’a'R ture* Florida, Its manufacturing, •gainst Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sha­ where they attended th# Lambda Avanu* with th* U tters plainly minerals, resources, commercial Chi Alpha Fratom lty convention. painted In Mack against a yellow fishing, and agricultural and con­ piro over "a vary substantial aum Mr. Smith’s six ysar term as treas­ background, "No Turn on IWd" and tains an artlcl*. "Florida’# Climate, of money.'* Natural *nd Political" by Governor s After Indictments war# returned, urer %»f the fraternity expired at “No Left Turn". Th# workman also started re­ Foliar Warren. Ceudle testified, former Sen. Lucas tha convention. The Smiths spent 10 day* in New York, and made a moving the painted arrow* on the yTh# 'Sanford advertleement, trip to the Catakilla before return­ pavement pointing out th# former laced In the magatine btr the ing to Hanford. iwft turn*. emlnol# County Chamber of Com(CsMtaaM t o r*s* n i s s i Most motorist# followed the new marc#, has ay# catching appeal rule, but within a 10 minute Inter- and features three Illustration*, tlv« val, five violated it by making left larger of which I* an aotlal view turn*. of Sanford, and the othar two are « Folic# will b# patient In work­ of the plants of tha Florida Power ing with tha public regarding tn* and IJght Co., and Florida Power naw rul#s. aald City .Manager Torn Coroo ration. Lemon. He polntod out, however, Haaoad, "Check th* Industrial that tha law will ba enforced In advantages of Sanford, Stmlnole cna## of d#llborato violations, County, Florlda’a Inland Port, tho advertisement stress** Sanford'* climate. Industrial altos and port RED CROfifl A meeting of all p#raons In- facjlltlta, IU railroad and power larvated In first aid and In taking a Rad Cross first aM Instructor* Chamber of Commarco Manager coutr*#, will b# held a t th* local Forr#at Breckinridge thla marnlng Chapter headquarters on Commer­ expressed much satisfaction a t tb# --------- 0j tto mjvartiaamsnt, cial Avanu# at 7t00 oMIoek, Mon** thou Interested In day nlgkt, H#vman X. Morris, tlr-l “ taking Industrla* In thla counaid chairman of th# Chapter, an- Caudle Testifies Slack Was Sent To Quash Indictments Former Assistant At­ torney General Has 2nd Day On Stand Andrew Carraway Declines To Run For Office Again Strike Certain Operators Pending Settlement i u i n is i C OF C Advertises For Industries In National Magazine £*'srrTO.-ffiJ* £ ^ Trumun Labels Ike A ‘Pullback’ Special Deal Is Offered By Lewis To Some Owners First Sergeant failed to man •ecur losses. Mr. Gallowi FRIDAY SEPT. 19, 1952 No. 21 RunningMate As Honest Man; Stevenson Bids For Repubs Inadequate Facilities At Hospital Endan­ ger* LiV£s Of V|ctims In Accident m * Me&fif‘f t ith Anthracite Representatives Seven Injured In Collision n* JIM T i l l HER A Sanford Negress waa killed and te rm other persona were lrlured laat evening whan a truck b*arlmr R arro cotton-picker* and an automobile r'dlldad with terri­ fic Impart nn State Road 4ft at the first curve w #'t of Wilson Copper weal of Sanford. Killed waa Elisabeth Murry, f>0. t i l l Cvpreaa Avenue. She died Inatantly, suffering a frarturcd skull and jaw, according tn Pa­ trolman R. I). Ilarriann of the Florida Highway Partol. At ambulance* brouaht the Inlured to the Fernald-Lauuhtun Memorial Hospital, the tiny emer­ gency room reaemblrd a dlaaater In a madhouie. In lured were placed pell-mell In the cramped quarter*, aome ly, Ina on atretchera, othera alttina In chalra, a* doctnra and nur*e* worked Induatriouily and aa effi­ ciently a t poaslble under con.ilIlona deplorable to modern tnedlrlne. Kye wltneaari to the a«'etie gavo description* which would horrify anyone who inlaht l>e cauaht In rlmllar circumstance*. “Theae Injured people, prohatdy with fracture*, were sitting up In chairs," Patrolman Ilarriann grim ­ ly related today, aa he warned the public tu remedy the iltuatlon with proper hospital facllltlea. Rapid-fir* Injection* were given with hypodermic needle* to al­ leviate the.pain of the suffering, he *tate<l a* he recalled the drainatic altuation. The patrolman waa unable tu get complete details on Injuries of some of the unfortunate vic­ tims as space waa not available for them to be. hospitalised here and they had to be taken to DeLand and Orlando. Hla sentiments concerning the urgent need of sufficient hospital ractn facilities were echoed by J. Q. (lalh Jloway, constable and service don operator. Las R. Lather, hospital controllsr, flat ally staled today, "We certainly don’t, hay# the facilities 1 ...................... - fly# patlenla In t,b r emergency ri oom at . nn, tlma one time.’* George Touhy, a leader In the campaign for adequate hoapltal facllltlea, vigorously expressed hi* sentiment* over last evening'* tragedy. Those hose Inlu In lured In the accident were• aa follows: M/Sgt. Thomas J, J. Gallagher, 40, driver of the car, who suffered a fractured right leg and lacera­ tions, Eddie Henry, 4t, 710 Pine Street, Negro driver of the truck, and passengers of the truck, all Nsgroca, Anna Ms* Milton, 4H. 701 East Ninth Street: Emms Mack, 04, BIO East Tenth Street; Ksala Sparks, 40, 018 Willow Ave- lim tlft l oitl.nued warm anil partly cloudy through Saturday. OccaMilnjl scattered showers. 8 rofwmMtlags,.ni y iw 23dA5iS* "w ASIIVINO At C O M '.IN IIO N HAG In I>.•*,I.U-l.l Turn mu N! ' " , U r N' " , ’> "■* ....... IllUptlj| A sVih lalmii lull nmveiiltiui roll*. In a lumhcim .ublie*s tu tin- A H A , the 1‘ r ' Jfl U , '' l*' , l i , , | ’ |," ” ‘,U-,,|ml iu.MO.ie. Do,ah, Kl.enb...... . ., pvililbul pollbuib III leg lilt lo Iio ,hi-.it h-ul*lutioii. ( inter aula .it. B-29s Plaster Red Governor Byrnes Targets In Korea . Of South Carolina With Fire Bombs'To Vote For Ike First Daylight Raid FnrmcrFDR Suprornc • lh Over A Year Is! Court .lustice DcMuilu Hy Air Foret?i cities He’ll Hull It) GEORGE SEOUL, Km I*. Mi Mi l III It r it r t -..i'l l forts I imIux *r. i i i -i I ....... 00.11*1 luiget* on K'. i i i * east iim*l olll. .too ton* i.l I. h - tu.mb* to (In-1r first daylight raid to m-.irly a vi-ar Thirty thrci' It 2ti* from Jupan and Okinawa ni.nlr the lilaring at lack on lli'il ln*talluliiMi* i o -. i i tin|Hirt of Hamburg Along the battli- Iriutl. t' N Hi.lilli't * fi'imbl grimly In tm-.k a 111'iv Clilin-"- fiHithiibl on Old llulily Mil in mu' of bmi bloody (la m .p s llrig (it'll Wtlry I* Ganey. bo*x of ull II 20* In 1lu* Fu r Eu*t, |.**r sonully led Hu- lull- afli'riiiMin strike agulu*l Ill'll ba il.ok* and stlH'kplll's alum; Not III Kiiri.u'x main coaxial railway The plane* used tlet'lronle ulmlnit ei|iilpmenl In drop cluxler* of foxed llieendl ary liomh* through the eloiidx Fax! Satire |et llilereeptor* flew cover for Ihe giant lioinber* D N E'lglder-boiiilier* hum lliered at tho lied* III *op|mrl of ground troop* in fiiriini* western (runt buttle* An Air Force xpuke*mun said civilian* liutl been forewarned of Ihe runt, tile (11 xl daylight H 20 strike xllice a IU plane I1I110 again*! the llnuguaiu fuetory area lu*t Oct 2D Fatlexl target wn* the 2 lu acre supply and rail renter of Tongchnn, between llnmhumi und lluniuiuni The IT20X alxu lillxteied the Yiinlo military ba rracks- a IK) building Inalallatlon— two miles xootbwext I \ l I v s n s t t i l l: . I*' D e ... lor I'iaruliiiBpr m Not III •*»•%! I !••• ill .1 I 04 l.1 t 111%lli’il >onlli 1 11 o lm .i l i n t , .la now I l i t iiir-s lo a l tilt hrfi* lo !••• at lirilnlrxl al liiw *out fiiiriii r im i .i I w Il.tt itm uiiiiiiiiiirrtl I liiiimlat hr **•!! %«lr fur l»*Mt;lti I imii liottrr, ih r ICr|tutill* tn iimiiiiirr, foi |ir t-wiilrnl Itv J I I K H E I.I. \ H .IA H I) 1T I E E I S E N H O W E R S I'E t 'IA I. I Gen Ihv.gbt D El*e..bower d.-leiide.l Sen Hlchard M Nixon nt . al.li'iunt today a* a "honevt man .11 Hie political furor ovei the dt'.lnx.iie concern, lug Nixon * n.m 01fici.tl .'uliforuta cxpcn*e account .lame* Itageriy. Ei-enluiwer’* pre** secretary, called newsmen alioard the campaign *|>eci«l train tug.'llu 1 a* tin- tram approached Nebraska ( d> to lead them this statement I l.uve long ..diluted and ap­ plauded Sen N.xou * \merle.in faith, and In* determination lo drive i'oinmum*t -yinpalhlier* from office* of public trust "Th e re has recently been leveled agutuxl him a charge of uurthical practice* I believe Dick Nixon lo In- an hii.lc't man I am confident that lie will place all the facts before tile American people fairly ..ni xipuirrlv " I intend to . .Ik will, tom at tl.e curl.e«l time we cat. leach each oilier In lelephone llagertv told new-men the first "ppm loillty Ei-e.lliower would have lo ciint.o t Nixmi would he when the It m i leaches Kansas ■Tty later today lie *uid that *nllie nt Ei-euhowei - l"|i advl*oi* had already been in eouturl with Nixon toil that Ihe general lilm-ell hud not l’ ievuni*ly in a *lnp at I'luttsmouth. Nell . the stern faced gen­ eral had Ignored the Nixon Inci­ dent in .iddro*xlug a train *lde erowil of about .VKI person* The Nixon discluxiire* Thursday ■light liad cast a p.ill over the campaign train a* II rolled smith through Nebraska There was no doubt many of the general’s as MM'lates t.'iimth'd the iiiiitter ns 1 *erlon< iiolltlcid setback 1'here wu* -oine ttlk — not -bared piddlclv by the Hepubllcsn |ire*iileutlal noniluee * top adviser* that Nison xlioidd lie ask.d to 1 .la Idm-elf .-II Hi.' ticket Dem ' ' . . i n X.dliiual * ball in all Sle|iln-li I 4 •Xlllllltirxl •*#• I'llar Two Men Are Held In Auto Death Of Jacksonville B oy iM l.lM H IN S < ^ la.it xlaiiirn F ll> i i i «*> It. t a>l as' a\ I ti'IIMH l .tilt p i l l s a f l l l i . i t 1011 * I lA. KN llN VII.l i: I’ two men fl'JII lilll)| ll.lt' k lot III) 11- III in h.i'f I were . Iiaiged wdb o-plclult of h 1 t’hitirt uiul .muon ir t'il I i i * still IU.1I1 l.">,Id. 1 l l " 0 -d it oigld in the m i p p o i l (it' ll httiiii l» IMmmi lot m u auto death "f 12 year old h o u r 1 fm p i I'Niili'til I inti..1.1 • Simpson la .1 Saturday T'hr i j o v i t i i o i , \tl»o I'rved in all A lul.il ul (fNii iii lewat'.l money, t l . l e e l . r u n e h e * Ilf ti ll’ l iq l i f i . i l |{4»\ . .14 lllttlll). .1 $ i «m. . " . . I . d u i l n i u f r o m r r n m e n t . .. .. .li e Ills '1 r u i l i . i h f a n M .Hill f|> 1 1 J u d g e t ' i i a r l e * M i l l e r . l u ii in i e l u e lit at •4 IH'U n m f i ’i 1‘iit’f ' h:i ■ l.i’t II " t f e r e d fm u p p r f h c l i * U ) n y r-i.-rd a y ..I fill It 1 vet id th e c a r t l . a l - t r u c k 1 lie r e t u r n e d lie *ul d the 1 lllM> > 1 111 | m»i I j i i i I 1 Hi. %‘ 1HI|« "i.i buy f l i t " , in Il ls ill •IlMtill In voli* It* i t n till l ti,t h i n g t u p public.hi ua* that hellevex I'. seiiliuwer Hie m.ni I I i p i a l l f l e d t > "clean up the me III W a s l n u . Ion and ki op Hie " i i u t r y m i l "I unoHior wmld wai ' I shall place lo) all) to ii i . 1-mil111y uliove Inv .It* to a polilic.il |parly " lie dedare.l "A m i I -hall vole for Gen D o iglil I) Elxen how.-i ” Stale Deuioci ulo i a in |i a l g n p i o iii p I I V licaibpial tors lien "has lot lied elutiged that llyrio IIIk on and d ■» i ti d " South Caii'liua Di-iuiM-i.it 'll.■ announcement on* expected til entry coiiM.lei able weight v. lib Son'll Carolina voter* who gave H> rue* a reenrd en.loi»emenl in Id* 1'c.u campaign for governor .Sooth C a r o l i n a voter* gave Byrnes a rec.ud eiiilcirxeineul in Ills lOMt cainpaigu for guvernot Jonathan Daniels, editor of the Halcigh i N (.’ I New* and Observer, und Averell lla irim an both lilgti ranking Democrat* — repruachi'd liyruex They said his ucllnu wax due to what they called III.* per annul bitterness Guv Hubert Kemion uf tniiltxlniin. of lluugiiain and Ihe Chlgyung sup ply center and rail yard live mile* southwest of lluinhuug The eapueitv of the 11-20—which made Its maiden flight lu years ago next Sunday—la about tu Mo pound bomb* The U. S Eighth Army said u buttalhm of screaming Red* — about BOO men stunned tho crvxl of Old llulily lust night, signaling a lung - expected Communist at­ tempt to roeaptiiro the Western Front hill. "Nobody can claim all uf Hal dy." a fronlllno U. N. officer said who with Gov ir.iMiiNu»<i us t*aa* a u t ..uMii»u»a Allun Shlverx of i’»«* ti.r.r( Nation Is Facing Worst Year In History Of Paralysis Epidemics Hy ALTON L. HI.AKKHLEE AP Hrlauce Keporter NEW YOHK uB—Polio Is grimly marching toward Its worst yaar In Ihe nation's history. 'xpactattnn la li al at Ileast 30,000 cases this yaar—far abovo 1949's hJa ya reenrd 42,2«0. Twenty-one stales have epidemic rat##. Localized outbreaks flare in town* and eountlea elsewhere. Eight of Ihe 57 residente of Prue, of a aerie* Information. Th# adv»rtl##»#nt la Okie., have polio. fkme school* in at least nlna ra are ad- on page 187 of lh# mAgnaln#, which textbooks n wuto circulation among atataa have delayed open'ngi. One u u stu m s gad IndustrlnUaU. or two oth«rs cancelled football Hall Of Gloom Hits GOH Headquarters As Nixon Is Rapped On Kxpense Funds practice. In Mick Haven, Pa., all churches, movies and bar* were closed f»c u (line; schools still are shut Tragedies compounded In dozens of fumllles. Polio struck 11 of It youngsters In one family, all eight In another with one (wy dying, ilx children In another. In Milwaukee, Paul Unncman stuns, 10, complained of shoulder soreness after football practice Saturday, waa dead of polio Mon­ day. HI* 4-year-old slatar died Ihe next nlgbt. Polio Is claiming mnra teen-agars (CoallaaxS u s P«a» Tkitx) V.n led wen- o i l - LeD.'i. Stan lii.it >.' l.l'k-iinMlIe carpenter. . ml > l.e-ler III van) 20, -hipping i ..mi illecllaiili \ . toilier and a 11111*111 w ith Hie lim il III.' time "I Ihe accident -aid Hie till run ear I. ul been I'.n k.d ut-ai them while H i y were 11will.. 4 Pel lee reported Stanford and Itiy.iul -aid they had been drink... h while fishlxix; at Si*l.i* Creek and 'I. .t Stanford drove Hryant’s eur ">■ t h e tii|. luim. Leeauxe It. v: m i x wife *aul he wa* t.M) dl 'ink Sta.doid told poll..' he ..tw three |mV * liexlde the rnu.t and i hat as he u.iHM'd them he heard -oliiethlnu -trike the cur lie -aid .1 short time later he told Hie Hrpautx " t think I hit Miinctlilng <>r sumethlng lot us We had hotter go hack It might have been ..lie of tlio-e bnv* " lie said the* llryani- told him No. you didn't hear anything Go ahead " llryant *unl after reading newspaper .le*erl|dlun* of tho hit-run 1ar ami driver given bv the dead boy's companion* they decided It had nut been them (trytint anil Stanford were held overnight in city Jail without bail. IVtovit* Time Table It 117. "Untamed Frontier" 1 :0 0 . 2 :4 5 - 4 l3 0 - .1:16 -8 :0 0 0 :4 8 Sat. • "The Haugal Lancer" 1 :2 0 - 4:64 • 8:14 "Ovarlaud Telegraph’’ 2 :2 7 • 0 :4 6 • 1 0 :0 3 Sunday • "The World In HI* His Arms" 1 :0 0 • 3 :0 7 • 6 :1 4 - 7 :2 1 • 0 :2 8 MOVIKLAND "Tan Tall Men" Hhow opens 0:66 Hat. • “Rough Kldara of Durango" and "Tha Tougher They Coma" Sunday • "Hotel Sahara" H E. « |*d 1 i m ... • a i l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 18, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 18, 1952. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 18, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6a95109ca510ef99e184a3f541fa4c17.pdf 478be2d227f97adaa90e4918217d12dc PDF Text Text Leaders In Sports Events Are Named By Sports Writers Yanks A Cinch To Win Pennant But Experts Are Leary O f Dodge On Paper Brooklyn L o o k s Invincible But Psychology May Be Against Them By JOE KKit'llI.Lit AP Sports Writer Can you figure thlsT The Yank M l lead Cleveland by 2iV gomes while Brooklyn leads the Giunts iree The Yankees inust play of thalr remaining It games be road while Ihe Dodgers eight of Iheir il at homo. Yet the experts— those who know baseball best— figure the Yankees a cinch to win the American Leagua pennant *nd declare the National League race a toys up between the Brooks and Giants Why? "The Yankees hsve the coufi deuce of champions." a veteran baseball man said, "They win the big ones They don't scare easily They have Ihe solid men In Allle Reynolds, Vic Kasrld, Fd Lopal, Yogi Berra and Phil Itiuuto •' ‘The Indians may be u better aU-round club. But they lark Hie confidence of champions " • And the Dodgers? "If M were any team but the Dodgera," the learned baseball ■|n replied, " I ’d say I don't know bow they could lose with a three gltne edge. •re il they cannot forget last year Especially when Ihls rare I* fol lowing last year's script ulmosi to the letter. Every time Ihe Giants win and they lose, the Dodgers are reminded of last year’s debacle TTiey know II can happen hcruuse it already has happened * "The Dodgers are In (rouble even with their big load. Their pitching staff la In a bad way If Ihe Giants bad the services of Larry Juriseu to go along with Hal Maglle and Jim Hearn, they'd be sure lo pull off another miracle. As II is, It's going lo be another squeaker rigid down to the finish." '•Neither manager— tan Dorocher Of tbe Giants nor Charlie Dressen of Ihe Dmlgeri-ls doing uny talk log these days Not even after yes­ terday’s victories that left them Still three games apart wllh I) to go. Brooklyn received another shod­ dy pitching performance— this time from Carl Rrsklne— but their big bits atoned for the pitcher's lapse. The Brooke pounded uut an l I S triumph aver Ihe Cincinnati Reds Jickle Robinson and Duko Holder hammered two homers apiece Bai Maglle looked like the Mag­ na of old as he pitched the Giants to a slx-hlt, 12-1 victory over Hu* ML Louis Cardinals. A nine rim lU lb Inning— the biggest single In Idng of (he season for Ihe Giantsmade It eaey for the '33 year old righthander. The Indiana and Yankees wore Idle yesterday They renew wur lira today with the wutId chain plan afacing Ihe Tigers In Detroit and the Indiana taking on the Washington flenatnra In Cleveland The Dodgers play host In Pitts burgh in a night game and the Giants took on the Chicago Cubs la the Polo Grounds. In yesterdays’ remaining two games — both In Ihe American League— the Chicago White Kox downed the Hoalon Red Sox, -12, and the Detroit Tigers a,Hired u •4 victory liver Ihe Washington castors g 492 Participate In Orlando Bas» Fishing Contest tPORIlNO GOODS 1952 FSL Season Produces Eight New Records And Four Are Tied M I.VKIt .SPRINGS (Special) Light leiigue records were estab­ lished, inn! four old ones were tied during the 1952 season of the Class I) Florldu Hlate League despite the rail tliul piny wus shortened by from three to five games per club. of filial uml final averages re­ leased at league headquarters here this morning show the following new marks! nr* with a mound alaff that had an chi m il ion average over the scaaon of ullowlng but 2.95 earned runs per game. Two new defensive records also were set when Gene Pollard of Daytona turned In a .USD fielding percentage at first base to break the mark set hy Ed Tureekl of Daytona In 1938 at .002, and when Dan Doy uf Orlando fielded at a .055 dip to break the shortstop fielding record made hy Bill Good of Leesburg In 1941 at .941. most valuable player for 1981, not only had the loop’* lowest earned run average but set a brand new won and loan record. It Is revealed In official and final iItch in ■ averages released at raguv Headquarters hero today. Mooring 15 victories and losing hut two, Roberta recorded a re­ cord-breaking .882 percentage that was 25 points better than the mark first set hy Hid Hudson in 19.19 und lied by Myrll Hoag In 1948. Roberts turned In a final report showing he allowed but 1.94 earned rune per game during his 23 ap­ pearance* on the mound, Howaver. outside of Roberts’ new won and lost record, no other loop marks were either tied or broken aicept that Jacksonville Beach became f Tom Mills Red Tr-adway DeLand'a tfitv i' iiini- lead over the field wan the greatest margin of victory since 194(1 when Hanford led by III full games. Del.und’i Jack Cade crossed tbe plate 151) limes for a new mark that was four better than the I4<1 set by Dick Hlellern of Daytona in IU5U. Del,a mi, with a team uvciage of .292 set u new club and league mark that was three points heller thun the .280 set by Gainesville in 1949. Hanford, prodorliiK HI home runs, broke a record of (19 set hy Hanford ill lord) when Manager I'd Levy poled out .13 for nil alltime leugoe mark. When Daytona made seven and Sanford sis er­ rors, a new mark was set lor errors by Iwn learns inside nine Innings — II. Del.and swamped Leesburg 22 lo U for the wars! shulmit defeat In league history, Red Roberts of Dcl.uml set n new pitchers' won and lost average when lie won 15 and Inst only two for un .HH2 percentage. Thu old figure was .857. Finally, by record­ ing llirue nine-inning no-hit vie- pnrtmentxi Gemea pitched In, Cecil Hutnon Paiatka, 67; gamca started and flnlahed, Tom Mill*. Jns Reach, 28; games won, Mills, >7; lamra lent, Pat McCullough. 11,1 a*0*1 •■•tagu pitch­ ed. Mllla, .10R| moat men faced, McCullough 1248; moat runa al­ lowed, Oyrd of Hanford I44| moat earned runa allowed, Lopes uf Cocoa, I I I ; moat Mia allowed, Mills, 2871 moat aacrlflcee, Lo­ Moatransky Clilro Curralea pes, 29; moat men walked, Lang lorlea, Jacksonville llracli became of Daytona 170; moat men hit, tbe first team in li-ngiie history to Wenger of Daytona, I I ; meat men fanned, Wenger, 203; meat gel three in one year nine Inning ihut-nuta, Clique of Refold* tied ill 1952 were: Jss Brsrli manage! Red Treadway and Di-LamPs Bill .Miislraask} rath scored sis runs In one game. Mindrutisky also was walked nIs limes Inside nine innings. Cade got Ihrre triples in one tilt to tie Ihe old mark, ■lid these three, plus a double, ultowrd him lo tie the record fur extra base hits in one game — four. Two hundred Hint ninety men went to lint one or more limes in 1952, while 144 uf the 292 tried their hand* on the mound. Del-and led In virtually every field, taking batting honors with the record- Istka, four each. Hero are tho lop hurleri and breaking .292 mark; fielding honors with a fine .987; and pitching ban- their 1962 records, assuming they hurled 46 or more Innlnggt Pllrher-t'lub Roberts, Del-and Jaslnskl. Del.and Miller. Del.uml Hewell, Orlando Hutson Paiatka Mills, Jux Reach Wenger, Daytona (bisque, Daytona Dotson, Del.and Corralrs, Sanford Frlner, Del.and .. ■ Valinas, Orlando Pennington, Coo-Pal Frasier, Cocoa Joe Angel, Jax Reach Vickery, Cur-Del, Klarmann, Uriamlu Miller, Daytona McCullough, Leesburg Griegs, Leesburg........ Herman, Jax Beach ..... Hamm. Paiatka ..... MrCrlrkard, Jax Reach Cooper, Jax Urnch-Coo ORLANDO — ( Special I -N e w monthly winners lor August have •merged In the 90-day Annual Central Florida Bass Fishing Con­ text and a total of 409 entries era In, It was announced today by Greater Orlando Chamber of OfMimmc, sponsors of tho State­ wide contest. H. Stuart Johnston, chamber manager, said that the event has cllmbid beyond all expectations In the number of entries and en­ thusiasm fqr Bummertima fish­ ing In Central Florida. Septem­ ber will undoubtedly bring In an •vCb grater number of base than tbe 167 entered In July and 282 brought in for r.ugustr he added. Auggat winners arat Chil­ Marlines, Hen-Lbg dren's division, Kenneth Planle, Keith, Leesburg ...... • if .11. Winter Park, base Clnrlrh, Del.and weighing eight pounds and two Montailroca, Gvi-Lbg CG .14 H Ha HR 49 22 71 17 01 8 71 28 79 14 141 19 103 18 124 HO W 49 16 49 0 47 ID 100 12 120 21 134 27 203 16 194 20 83 17 L Pet. BRA 2 .162 1.94 2 ,760 104 4 .719 2.29 7 10 7 9 7 8 .693 .077 .794 023 .741 .080 2.3.1 267 116 2.61 2.60 3.78 Frankie Rtenslrum. LSU Being Groomed For Toughest Game Of Schedule Against Texas By The Associated Press A football squad large In num­ bers but only medium large In heft, once green wllh experience but now black and blue from maturing scrimmages, spent two hard hours Monday on a practice field In Hulun Houge The players were out with u .................. mighty Texas on their home field Saturday night. The squad was LSU's. The open­ ing assignment against Texas is the toughest In the Southeast­ ern Conference. As a rule LSU Georgia's Job In Nashville Satur­ day afternoon is to whip Vander­ bilt, but that assignment isn’t as tough as taking on Texas. aaynell Tinsley, twice uu AllAmerica ind now coach at his alma mater LSU, appeared satis­ fied with defensive work, especi­ ally that nf Tackle Frank Horn ami End Hammy Murphy The tigers mixed In passing by Norm Hleves, Cliff Slringfield and Tom­ my Sbcpheard and kicking by Htrlngfleld and Aul Daggett Other opening round games this week are Alabama vs Mississippi Southern at Montgomery and MlnUti slsslppi vs Memphis State at Memphis Friday night; The Citadel vs Gerogla Tech at Atlanta Satur­ day ufternoon; Stetson vs. Florldu al Gainesville uml Vllbnnva vs Kentucky at Lexington Saturday night. As the lust pro-season week uf practice begun Paul llryuut said his Kenliickulns "appeared to he having some fun for the first lime." Bryant says he has lieen disappointed so fur Georgia's terrific It game achedWally Butts said Fred illlyel and ule calls fur versatility ami Coach Dexicr Puss would bi doubling up — fiilyeii as fullback und sldtback ■ml Poss us defensive and offen­ sive end Ruin in Atlanta chased Tech into (he gym Other had newa was Ihe los sof Allen I.ee, defensive end, term entrance Field goal kicking and the finer ihjIhi J of football used up time Florida Bobby Worrell, recently ruled Insufi-t)man Vainly worked on pass offense, and defense and defense aguiimt Georgia running plays Miami University Takes Measure Of Jackson Soldiers m e lt* Utter* while those In more Girls who Tinvu tiren howling in league play at Ihe Hanford alleys Monday nights have decided to ask the men lo get into the act. They voted Inst night to switch over to a mixed league. Now they* want the gals and guys to drop into the bowling alley and sign up. Thu league will meet at tha tarns time hs previously— 7:10 o’clock each Monday night. Ichallcr (lingers for the next few seasons. Miami Sun Sox And FlamingoeHClaiih MIAMI Ul - off for Iba Miami Fort Jackson football game. Altar tonlaht’a game, they move lo Miami leach to continue tbe Ha offers you oxport Nalp In pfenning •rip* to oil 4® ttafeif Canada, Monies Deng in and m tbe Greyhound agent In your town toon. You’ll Rod bo’s Jost the awn to help you with compute trip-planning aseMnon — he’ll give you a wide variety of schedules to (boose from , , . euggM KMfc highway routes , . . explain itopovtr privileges . , , game tbe lowest of off travel fore*. He’s tbe onlr men In your community who out offer you off three travel edvaniager •— wbtttvtr you're going! Standing* •ta of the Uni twn i f l l i i t To Prep Grid Teams 4 pound— ui Mixed League I* Voted By Bowlers Tampa In lh« best S of 5 playoffs to roach the finals. Miami Beach, which finished a game behind Mi­ ami In the regular season, boat St. Petersburg to go Into Ihe finals Miami Beach won tho first game of the beit-of-7 series Sunday night jr d te 'ff ir c s n ’.fiE PSU Will Play Host «• In tbs od fockson, Tor announced "That's the commis­ sioner." Il was one time, they say, that By G A Y L E TA LB O T loro had the last word with an NEW YORK UH— Baseball Com- umpire inluioiifr Ford Frick will not know until be reads thia that be Down in Havana, where the nth nearly got himaelf thrown bodily annual "Amateur World Series" uut of Ihe Polo Grounds by an has been in progress hut wren alert National l-cogue umpire one teams from (atm and South Amur recent afternoon ice, they al leas! ••>k .< vigorous It seems Ihe rrar wus watching whack at culling down (he length a game from u window In Presi­ of games. They've been loving the dent Horace Htoneham's office s inn- trouble wc hav». deep In crnterfleld. and was em­ The good senors wlm ran the ploying a pair of klng-siie field show simply slappei on a lime glasses to bring Ihe action closer. limit: 2W hours for afternoon Uur vigilant umpire, who prefers games, two hours, 43 mlnutei for to remain namelesi, caught the arcllghtcrs, with tile provision tliul glint of the afternoon sun on Ihe Ihe inning in progress when lime lenses and sensed a major sign- expired would be completed stealing plot. Worked fine, they say, and you "Throw that guy out of there in shuuld have seen the teums which a hurry," he yelled to Manager were behind after the two hour lieu Durocher, adding an ominous mark gut uut there and htisile, "or else." Leu obligingly took down the Observing the great xuccuss of dugout phone and held a short and Hoyt Wilhelm as a reliever for the earnest conversation, after which Giants this year, Carl Hubbcll, the he turned Innocently to the arbiter. old Hall-uf-Farner, predicts the Sport* Hound up MIAMI — University of Miami football fans looked fur another successful season today after the Hurricanes bowled over e big, sea­ soned Fort Jackson. S. C., team In the Grange Bowl Monday night, 14,0. The exhibition game drew 20,379 spectators who saw Ihe home team shove over two touchdowns In the opening period and coast to vic­ tory. Coach Andy Gustafson gave most of his buys a chance to show Iheir slutf, using more than (our full learns Miami’s first touchdown was set up when Rex Shiver Intercepted a pass from Jack del llellu, former Miami player, on Ihe Fort Jackson 43 and returned II to the 39. llob Taro picked up It yards and five plays later Pud Constantino scored from Ihe one. Freshman Burt Grossman converted. The second scoring drive covered yard touchdown Jaunt. Grutumun again converted, Ken Fruntx, former Miami substitute, set up the Fort Jackson score when he recovered a fumble on the Miami 39. The soldlera went to the une when Interference was ruled on an end rone pass. Henry Blanc of William and Mary then The Florida Inter scored. The extra point was blocked The ante, sponsored bv lb* (Quarterbacks Club, gave Miami Its second straight over the sol dlera. The Hurricanes won last year, 20-14. ounces, first prise of ■ cu t reel •ni line, glass casting rod >nd TA L L A H A S S E E , — (Special) “ -High school football teams have been Invited to bo guests of Plorldn State University for three home fcotbell games this foil, Dr. Howard Dtnford, P8U Director of Athletics, stated to­ day following a meeting of tho school's athletic committed Danford pointed out that high Photo hy Jamesun Htudio "Chuck" Flanders and Kent Chetlum; lower row: Joe Chalblin, "Red" Hires, John Keeling Jr., Jim Ilnini and Hubert Bagwell. Not present when the picture was taken were Bill Crabtree, Charlie Hhsen, Bill Brown, and Jimmy Butler. MIAMI i * — Florida sports writers and jporlrcailcrt have nominated U amateur and nine professional sports figures as out­ standing during the year. Nominations were made Monday £ at the unnuul meeting of the Sports Writers Association. Nominations will close Jan. 1 and the scribes writ' Ilie iliilMalidiilit kina.-. __ teur and nrolessiunul sports figure at that tune Amateurs nominated were: Kathy McKinnon, Lake Worth, W A i Dub) Fagan, West Palm ileach, and Don Ultplinghoff, Or­ lando. all golfers; Gardner Mulloy, Miami, Tennis, Archie Slaten, Uni­ versity of Miami, boxing; Carolyn A Green. Fort Lauderdale; Gaitherw Horscr. University of Miami, swimming, Jack Calhoun, Fort Laudi-rdali'. diving; Sian Stoneyik, Florida Slate University, weight lifling, Hill Koiitihein, Florida University, gymnastics, and Jack Price, .Miami, sailing. Professionals nominated were: Al Hosen, Miami Beach, A1 Loper. Tampa, and Early Wynn, Venice, all baseball players: Mrs Mildred (Babe) Zaharies, Tamp*, a, Alice and Marlene Bauer, Sara- w sola, golf; Bobby Dykes, Miami, boxing, Hill Prance. Daytona Ileach, auto racing; Frank Winchcll, Jacksonville, sports promo­ tion The scribes concluded their fill meeting with a golf lourirament it the ttiviera Country Club, followed by a luncheon given by the Mahl Shrine Temple All Star Football Game Com mi lice. Monday they went drep sea flih-\( ing Fred (ireen, sports editor of the Paiatka Daily News, caught the most fish, five, and Arnold Fmnegruck, sports editor of the Florida Times Union, Jacksonville, lauded the largest, a mvpound amber back Monday night they were guests of the University ol Miami at the Miami Fort Jackson Exhibition (ootball game in the Orange Bowl. Joe Livingston, sports editor of * Hie Jacksonville Journal, Is p re il-0 dent of Ihc association me gattM." (Homecoming), ind / r a ’ limit of 44 player* set for each school rfjgf 11a classification. A charge of 120 will be each player. ■ "It U our alnoare df high school te u u from Georgia, T A IU O A I ’Bee 6:30 P. M. �I IP YOU OO ITT I m I t * yaw Hanford Herald, City T H E W E A T H E lt © h * Delivery, by 7:00 P. M., please call YELLOW CAB 1444 _______ ■« > .. ■ AN IN D EPEN D ENT DAILY NEW SPAPER EaUblUhed 1908 V O L U M E X I .I V Ml * W a n te d HAN FO RD, ~ Col. H. C. Gee Employed By m *C anal Group 3 Florida Flood Control District, wae eini>lnv«l na ronioltlnir i-nr'ineer h« the newly formed St. John* Indian River Improvement Committee nt all organisational meeting yeaterdav afternoon ul ■ Sllvet Snrinaew tr p"»nxre plans Squadron Duty Office) of the day, l,t. Dale Hcoll, Instructs pilots for a proposed St. Johna-lnillan of fighter squadron VP-711 oil the day’s operations nt the Jackson­ River Canal. The association also adopted the charter of the original Hi. JohnsIndlan River Imnruvament Asrnclatlori which functioned before Worhl War II. _ Forre-t Rreekenridtre, manager • of the Seminole County Chamher of Commerce, wan chuaen aa sec­ retary of the new urgnniiatlon at a meeting attended by more than 25 representatives from communilira up and down the Ht Juhna River. Fail Hrown, Ueland, who prvaided, atateil that Col. (tie la well miallfied to hvlp develop HI. Johns River oarml projecta, and aald that he had made an offer to net In formation from all departmvida in 'V Washington which have made pre­ vious aurveya of the Ht. John* River. These, Ineluding surveys fur the proposed Ht. Johna-lmlian River Canal, will he correlated, accord. Ing to Col. Qee, and thouianda of dollars will Ire saved by not hav In* to send engineers Into the fitly. Kenneth Merrill was appointed chairman, and George Glnbs, ad visor, of th« Finance Committee. '• -Another committee was formed with qrorg* UK)La aa d| airman to represent the organisation at the State'Chamher of Conimerca Watrrwava Division meeting Friday st Orlando. The committee In dude* Mr. Rreckenrldge, AI Lee, Copt. Nosh Tilghman, I'slatkn; Col. (ire; Hill Morse, Klxsl minee; George Tanner, I'alatka. A publicity committee wa* op pointed hy Mr. Brown and In­ cludes Mr. Rreckenrldge, Georg,Gibbs, who is chairman of the troard of dirretora of thu Gibb* Shipbuilding Co., Jacksonville, and Lester Hush, manager of the [■* latka Chamber of Commerce. Mr. !<ee, chairman of Ihr C. of C Waterways Committee, who at tended the meeting with Mr. Hrrrkrnrldga and John Ilrumley, was equally enthusiastic and op tlmiatlc regarding tha new set-up In relation to tha fit. Johns-lndlan River canal project "I feel better about this pro W ject than aver before," he de dared. “The* meeting was u big success, with tha slogan of ‘Let s d'eaitaaeg U* Page Two) • Work Progregfiing On Masonic Temple t - -- . Work la progressing at tha Ma sonic Tempi* on a number of Imrovementa, Including alr-condlonlng, Frank Millar, senior past master, pointed out today. Wooden benches with high backs which lined the walla of the Tem­ ple hall hava been moved to the dining room and are to bo replaced chiairs with metal, theater with red leather •* 1 total of 101 of theee have been < ordered, uid Mr. Miller. Other Improvement* Include blue tile flooring h the Mil, and red carpeting at nt the It le expect tt the Improve' roente will be com; '»d In Oetober or November. de| on when the new chair*, were fur nlahed by the m ihlt Paneling will be wall* in the apnee formerly covered by the high backed henche B WT • f Mrs. Esther Shultz •-to Died Yesterday P. M. oil m Mre. Either fihulta, 7* yearn old, ijled in an Orlando hoaplUI at 4:5,7 p.m. yesterday after n long Tltneea. Bhe wa* born In Spruce Creek, Pa, M_y .1, 1*1* and had lived here with her eon and daughter-in-law, Mr. end Mre. Raymond C. Shulti at 241* Orange Avenue fa* the past three month*. Other lurvlvors Include two thlers, Mrs. Lola Foster of ngdon, Pn.| Mrs. Miriam Ute­ ri South America) ana Ella Oamllng af i two brother*, Chari W E D N E S D A Y S E P T . 17, 195! "The Egg And Ike” Is Reviewed By Demociatic Nominee On Trip Through State Col. H. C 0**#. former Army • engineer and consulting enquirer w for the Central and Poutheri He will alto nerve ai the A" ■Delation's reprerentative at hear­ ings on the project. ville Naval Air Reserve Training Unit. t.t. Hcoll, of 27711 South Grandview, Hanford, Is being called to active duty with the Navy as soon as he completes his training cruise at N A ItTU . lie and other members of his squadron are flying F8F-2 "Hearcats” In order to keep up with the Navy's latest tialiiing methods. (N A H T U Jax Photo) Medical Society Approves Plans Of Fish Trustees For Hospital The Seminole County Medical Society unanimously adopted a re­ solution last night approving the plana for a hospital In Seminole County as prepared bv the execu­ tors of the Kish estate and com mended them for their foresight and generosity in preparing them so a* lo take rare of future need*. The resolution, u» released by Dr. Frank Qulllmun. secretary, ita* follows: “ W HEREAS the late Horn'ruble liert Fish has seen fit to provide In Ida will that a hospital be built In Hanfutd, Florida lo serve the people of Semlnbla County and "W 1IEREA8 the executor* of his estate have provided plana fur this hospital and have procured the necessary land Oil which to uilibl "TH E R E F O R K be it resolved that lbe Seminole County Medical Society goes on record as uiihiiImouslv approving the said hospi­ tal plans and furthermore cornmend* the executor* of the Fish estate for their foresight nod generosity In planning a hospital which I* modern In the extreme and i* constructed in such n way that addition* may In1 readily made whenever needed. "T1IIH R ESOLUTION shall be spread up the minutes of till* Society, u copy sent to the »'Xerutura of the Fish estate and copies sent tu the local news­ papers.” Lawton Endorses 350 Persons Are Evacuated From Amendment For School Buildings Wake After Blow Appearing before thr first fall meeting of the County Council nf fhe l’erent-T#ech*r» Association at Geneva yeaterdav, T. L. Lawton, County Superintendent of I* u h I I c Instruction, advocated staunch backing of the proposed amendment to the Slate Consti­ tution which deal* with capilal outlay of fundi for school*. Mr. Lawton explained the amendment which will be on 'he ballot for ratification In the No­ vember election. "A t the present time, Seminole Countv shuuld have about |2 mil­ lion lo bring all Its acliool build­ ing* and equipment uu to stand­ ard," he said today. This amendment, be explained, provide* for the use of a curtain portion of revenue from license lavs and makes provision for the Slate to ear-qiark and guarantee its appropriation to tiie t-unnty for the next ,70 vuars. Such funds derived from this source are to lie used tu finance certificate* of indebtedness, notes, bond* and debenture* that may be Issued by a county for acnool building* and addition* lo ichool (Cahllase* ()■ Pas* Wear I Pvt. Richard Baas la At Camp Rucker CAMP RUCKER, Ala. — (Spe­ cial — Pvt. Richard L. Dais of L«k* Monroe, Fla., ha* arrived at thl* Southern AHbama Army camp to undergo hla Initial In­ fantry training. Inducted Aug. 20, 1952 and pro. cciacd at Ft. Jackson, 8. C. he will receive bail* training from the 47th "Viking" Infantry Divlalon here. The new soldier will undertek* a rigorous schedule Inroporating a wldt-rsni# of mili­ tary eetirtesy and field imitation to machine gun and batoeka familiarisation. After finishing eight to 10 weak* of primary training, the recent Inductee will be eligible for Further infantry or epeclallaed training, Tha 47th Division, the first permanent Army assignment for the MW Midler, I* a MinnesotaNorth Dakota National Guard unit. Activated for service on dan. 1#. I N I , the Division now is completing It* second year at Busker. Sine* activation, tha 47th haa trained men from all 4fi states and three territories. Prisoner Is Shot At Oviedo Camp A primmer was shot and wound­ ed bp guard* In an eecap* attempt from a a few “ 3 2 moral: .J n Bob Marey prior to his Inconvict Wta of the thwarted waiting a doctors r jy L r r n iS 'f t a s M t give any he had com­ be said at (Editor's note) Man Carter, an A F war correspondent In Korra, Dew to Wake Tram Tokyo aboard ■ military rescue plane. Hono­ lulu say* his story Is the (In i press ropy received (here fium iVakr.t Hy STAN CAKTKH WAKE ISLAND lit* — Children clutching toys and doll* and young wive* with tears In tlieii eve* climbed into rescue plane* tod* and left lypliiMiii lashed Wake fur Honolulu They were Hie lirst of J5U per sum evacuated today. Mure, in­ cluding most of thu fathers and husbands, will leave Thursday They, and others lo follow, lake with (hem memories of stamiini knee deep In water In undergroum concrete (hellers— of crawling on bund* ami knees In search of llietr families of thinking thul only the persons huddled III the same shelter* with them were alive— that everyone else among Ihe 750 on this tiny Island had been killed by the sledgehammer blows uf raging wind, rain and wave* They leave a Wake covered with wreckage. There ha* been no of firlal estimate of properly dam age Residents say II wilt reach eight or 10 million dollars At least DC per cent of the build­ ing* were leveled by U. slorm whose wind* exceeded HW miles an hour. Damage was particularly heavy In the residential areas, al­ though by some freak of nature a house wts left standing here snd there. ............ . , Transpacific air traffic will be disrupted for months. Dudley Musson of Louisville, Island manager for Ibe Civil Aeronautics Authority, said it would take three or four months to restore facilities for reg uiar operation. Demonstration Club Presidents To Meet A meeting of all the Home Demonstration Club presidents In Seminole County will be held at tha office of Mist Lila Woodard, county agent, Sanford, tomorrow at 2:00 p.m., Miss Woodard an­ nounced today. . Purpose* of the meeting, shs No. Ill Awfoclntcd PresM I.entcd Wirt* Also Opposes AmenriHST Brands As Newspaper Editors See Florida inents Weakening ‘Big Lie’ Reports Split Evenly In November Vote Rights Of Working Men Aml Women neulrallie Eisenhower's -uivantnge Hv MALCOLM It. JOHNSON On Communists TALLAHASSEE d' The con in the oilier* Hv JAMES DEVLIN Ht HF.I..M AN MORIN Sl’R ING FIK I.I), til. 1*7Gov, A dial Stevenson will In­ vade Ohio, Hen. Robert A. TafC' home slate, later this month and speak In al least twu major rifles, his campaign manager announced today. The Demoerfl lie presidential candidate ataria «win* through the Faster!' Seaboard slates Thursday. President Insists Op­ ponents Are Using" Tactics Of Hitler liy EHNEHT It. VACCARU WASHINGTON .P President ITumati asserted today Dial It i* "a big lie" lo say hr lulcrates t oinmnnists In thl* usUun's gov eminent And lie accused those who say *o of employing a tactic used hy the i ommunUl* themselves, a toe lie he dcseribed as "the big lie technique " Thai technique. Tru man said, "wae developed by Ihe t'ommunlsts. perfected oy lllller " There were no name* ill the angry worded speech Truman pre pared tor the National Conference on Cilitenship. hul he uskrd the voter* to defeat the user* of "the lug lie" regardless of party affllla Hull The I'rc-nlrid said that anyone who resort* lo "Ihe log lie lech niqtiiis not a good man " And he singled mil (or special at­ tention those who call Gen George i' Marshall traitor He told the conference "It I* u lug lie, for example, to 'ay that we toll-rate Comnumlsl* and other disloyal persons m our government It l' a big lie tu at tack one of the greatest general* and patriot' whom tills country every had and call him a traitor " Sen. Juxeph It McCarthy. Wis­ consin Republican seeking re elec Hon, ha* denounced Gen. Marshall a.'"> Secretary of Stala Acbewm « . Ily W. LAYTO N DINNING JACKSONVILLE uW- Sen. Jot.i. J Sparkman talkrd about taarand farm prices today and poked Inn at Gen Dwight D Elsenhower whose remark* he said were belli* pot into a book called "The Eg* and Ike " And hr refused to lake Into with Florida Democrata who last week refused to go all out In sup purl of the Democratic ticket. Gen. Elsenhower, the Heptibl can presidential candidate, un hi' recent swing into the South hvd mentioned that there was a va-i amount of laxe* even on ime egg Sparkman, Democratic nominre for vice president, arrived by plane from Washington for a four stop Florida campaign visit and wa* mel hy a handful of people at Ihe airport Gen Elaenhuwer wa* met h> aUrnl MM al the atr [sort amt crowds estimated al about 15,0"" heard him sneak. al ..downtown . Hemming I’ark scheduled Ills s|ieeeh today Sparkman was asked at a brlrt new* conference fur hi* reaction tu the ucHuii uf Florida Democrat le House nominee* at Tampa Sal unlay In refusing to give unuuah (led support to all party nomlMr* because'of'the "fUmocraiic'*»tand debate. Most of the editors were (rank seusus of Florida news editor* I* NEW Vi IRK f Gen Dwight D, that the stale1 suite would he spilt in declaring their opinions came Eisenhuwi r told the American mostly from casual conversations about 50-50 between Dwight D Ei Federation of I.alioi today that ho senhuwer and Adl.ii Stevenson ll along Mum Street, in civic dull favors "ti all-tic amendment* to luncheons and other circles where the presidential election were held the Taft Hartley t.avv bul does not Elsenhower Is strongest They said favor ds icpeal now they knew less about whiil III Hut many ol (hern representing I vvill not support .inv amendenmities with *ob*t.mii:d votes said farmers, fishermen and laborer* I ments which weaken tin* rights of are thinking working no o and vi.uin-ri ' he said they expect the balance lo swing Seven of Ihe editors who purlin in an address to.-iuii-d loi deliv­ toward Stevenson when the enlhn epr papers which hove ery before ihe \i I. annual cunsiasin from Elsenhower's recent paled represent ‘V y endorsed Kisenh Eisenhower, vent ion here tour wears off. the lifiuocratic editorially The GO!’ pie-idi idi.d nominee campaign opens Up. ami Hu- iii or are leaning toward him Six are front paper* which are sup said he knew that the law ns it hcrited tendemv to vole Demo 1porting or leaning toward Steven 'food ''might tu- u,.-d tu break crutic start* work!lug unions “ Forty-eight nrwspaper and radio sou The rrst are neutral >o far The ultimate decision could red "That iiiii't he changed." he editor* from S-t counties which have M per renl of Ihe state's with 911,000 Slates Rights Demo said "America want' no law 11registered voters participated in erats who four ycat* ago tlidn‘1 censing nub-u lui'ttng Neither do the Associated I'tes* survey of the like Truman aiul the Democratic platform, but couldn't bear to political outlook Elsenhnvvei ’> speech followed by Tlielr county hi county percent break away from grandpa** party a day a mes-.ige In the convention by President Truman m a Inch Tru­ age estimates were translated into and vole Republican vide* anil totaled The consensu* * They east their hullnt' then lor man said llcpoblieaii* planned to was that a* thing' slaml rigid now Guv Slroin Thurmond of South make Ihe I alt llart.ey Law even Elsenhower would get 52 ;K-r cent Carolina ami thereby kept 'Truman more oppressive and unfair" to from getting a majority in the labiit' uf the vote. Nlrvetison IH Gov Adlai Stevenson llte D em ­ However. Ihe mi"lng cmiiillr* 'late i although he won the Thu with 12 per rent of the voters are nla electoral vole hv winning a ocratic presidential nominee has advocated repeal >•! the act and preponderantly In areas where the plurality i Hut it’s strictly between Risen writing a new law tradition of voting Democratic i' I ( itnllMurtl III) I’ngf 1‘iturl Vilmmiilration -p eak ers appearstrongest They probably would mg before the couvciiHiiii havo McGrath Denies Blough Describes Trying To Squelch U. S. Presidents St. Louis Scandal To Kiwanis Club Uiged tep eal "I tin act ami have been luudlv . beeie d The ctinveniiiin, winch vvdl h e a r Gov .Stevenson Mond.tv t» e x p e c t­ ed In emloi si- him. tItn -s ileparting troth a long Iit' li I H."btinn not to I'liilnt'" a pli Milrlill.li c .imllil.ile Tile G ill’ i.-nillil.ile .aid III- lieHevt'd Hi.11 Tiie ATI own E xecu ­ tive Council tvn>I staled that it was im in i n n i to tak e what u called a realistic view of imeiulnu-nts lo llie tuft Hartley Law "A nd (hut is my pusilinn too," hu said "I give li to you simply ami clearly I ant m favor, not of repealing, Iml ot am ending I ha law " Elsenhower s l i d *ouie of l!ia principle* l e thought it vvm important In continue in the law vvere llis- cncoiiragemeiit of collec­ tive hurgslniiG the iictil to strik e; all iillv liner- in-lli •• iielnli- a strike i i died, a li'.pin i ini iit lliat troth mnui* and einpl->vei , live up tu Is Seen A h 1 House Investitfutors Roosevelt ‘ T, . "M o s t r o lltie a l AsT old Everything **"! ttT S S S uTsytt wVtf Done To Co-operate I lute” In History hnotl " He alio ha* described Mar­ "I don't have any particular re action," he aald "/sny group ha« a rigid to resolve any way il want* I hope before election d li ■II Florldliu* will see the reason for supporting (be Democratic llckrl " Outside Ihe Jibe* at Elsenhower, the Alabamian dealt mostly »uh II wallaa*4 It* •*■«» C - u t Elkn Pun Day Ik P lanned in Sanford A trl-elty Elk* Fun Dav •>»* been planned to be held at ih<* Hanford Club grounds Hi-pl -H, Earl Hli-ginhutham, exalted nd--r of Ihe Hanford Lodge, aimoiiu. cd today. Participating in Ihe gnl* uclni* will lie Orlando Lodge 10711, Wmt'T Park Lodge IH-'IO slid Huuf "d Lmlge 1241. Registration of Li** mid their families will stnrl nt 1 <0 tun. and arllvilii-N will liegu it 2:0(1 p.m. Member* of ihe general eoimiuttee are R. 11. llilrwell, Itav H"fflngton ami Htewart Martin, " r Undo fanige; F. W. Roche, Hun.Id Em plage and C. C. Cole, Witter Park Lodge, and Al Coe, J It. lloolehan and J. M. Cameron, Tm ford Lodge. Mr. Roehe and Mr. Coe ate ••• chairmen, Mr. Buffington I* tie**urvr and Mr. Col* I* secretary for the outing. All Eik* and tlielr families tie invited to loin in what U planned to be tha first of annual oui.ug* tu be sponsored Jointly by the lhre« lodges. Activitlc-i wiil Include a softball game, a fly easting con­ test, a flan fry, boat trips on 1nke Monroe, music and dancing. The Hanford Municipal Play­ grounds, Including the swimming pool, under competent eupervtsmii, wlil be available to the children. shall a* a "mvslerloui, powerful figure" who sided with Russia In hlsturic derision whch "lost . the lieace fur America." Sen William K Jeuner. Indiana Republican also up fur re election, bus called Gen Marshall a "living In-" and "front man fur traitor* " Truman, addressing a confer elicr attended by a group of men and women about to be admitted to Untied Stales ritUrnship, de cl ared that "com m uni sin inside till* country lia* been badly beat en " "lint communism never gives op its effort* lo conquer other nations from within." he declared It seek* to use all Ihe weapon* of propa gamin to stir up and confuse Un­ people, and It also seek* In place Its hidden agents in positions of irii't and power "In fill* country, wc have been waging a relentless fight agalnsl this iiilernul attack of commit ni'fii " lint lie said that "the hlg lie" Is another danger threatening dent oeraey fium within 7 5 th A n n iv tT H u ry Pete Ih Planned A Chamber of Coniiuerce cumrecently formed t u plan an outstanding progtani fur Hanford's 70th Anniversary on H»-pt. 29, i* arhedtiled to meet tomorrow al t h e Chamber of Commerce lo make nlane for (be occasion, Forrest Breckenridge, manager, announced today. Member* of the cutmnittee are Edward F. Lane, Al Wllion and Robert Harris. The program may Include a band concert, a street dance anil other entertainment, said Mr. Breckenridge. mlttee Peter Buker Is Named President Of High School Band Association Holding tlitlr first mactlng for this ichoo) year, tha Seminote High School Hand and Orchestra A**urlatiun met in tha high school hand hall lait night. Tha . group i* organised to foater tha activities of tha high school band and asiDt financially planned activities for tha year. N*w offlcar* ara a* fol­ ■aid, Is lo work on a revision of low*: Peter Bukur, president; Mr*. the county constitution and to C. J. Wilkinson, vice-president; the year's work. Mrs. H. M. Mre. W. L. Vance, aacretaryj Marn, Lika Mary, former chair- tin fitlneclpher, treasurer; and A. man of tha state revision com- L. Collin*, mambar on tha board of mlttee, and Mrs. J. W. Yarbor­ director*. ough, Geneva, will assist in the Ernest Cowley, band director work. , welcomed the hew member! and »R Presidents who art to attend the announced the coming activities 111 of meeting are Mre. Annie McAr- tha band, "Tha ta band la looking thur, Lake Monroe) Mrs. J. E. <x>d this year," raar," he itated. “Wo Robinson. Lake Mary; Mrs. G. W. i t s six football otbail ..._______ show* and each Mtltir, Longwood; Mrs. J, A. show i* planned aa a pageant. We I-oxsn, Geneva; Mrs. B. Guthaus, plan to use lighting aftecta and Chaluota. and Mrs. Carl Will­ will flat shows combined with iams, Sanford. Mrs. Georgs Otto, hands from visiting athoola.” Longwood, county council presi­ Discussing tha fteaaeaa of th* dent and state council treasurer, band_________ ind H. E. Morris, principal, urged also la to be preseat. ta parents to N ip advertiaa tha help a______ the MIm Woodard also said that magaxlna sale which I* bring *pon Mlsa Alma Warren, Tallahassee, sored by the high nekool itudent assistant editor and visual aid council which (s nuking every ef­ specialist with the cooperative eg- fort potilbla to help tha band gat ' i work In agriculture and out oflta accrued debt Mr. Morrii economics with the stale, •Utad that tha subscriptions being be here Sept. 14 to sold by tha high school students tha county publicity agent, are at tha regular subscription & ^ Florida Told Of Taxes By Ike Tells A FL He Opp oses Sen. Sparkman Repeal O f Taft-Hartley A ct Pilot Instruction Breckenridge Named Secretary As Plans Progress To Push Canal To Titusville The association, organised rerenCv following a tevlval of bi­ tte re st in the catiul which would ^connect the Lower Hi. John* with the Indian R'ver on the K «d Coaat, agreed to pay Col. (lee a fae of |4,(Wft. F L O R ID A Ite r a U k I’artlr cloudy and rathar warm throurh Thursday Some chance of fr.i iho-'cr* rhnrarterlatlc* of various I"*WASHINGTON OB— Former At­ sidi-nt* of the United H un * wm» torney (lanoral J Howard Mc­ outlined tudsv to KlSrenian-v tv Grath today denied Dial anyone in Dit-k Hlouyli, member of th" Wt* the Justice Department tried tu tci I'ark Klwnol* ('Ini'. It" " " Introduc’d bv AI Wiismi "sit on" St I anil* tax scandal Gmirg" Washtllgtim, lie -in 1. ruse* in 1951 vva« lli" "illv man t‘> I McGrath told lloU*c liivet.Hg* "iilii" Ilf-- hi totbli,- s.-i v i. -• .Ini tors the department "did all we \iliim*. -iviiid |.i"xi.|.-ot, wn. lull l»i k"il la * Ttii-ui" • rould to en operate" with U S l.atliolii-, li-fft-lsiili vv*' lli. liiu'l viisi.ti! 1 1iiiilliiuril INi I*.in■* I nut | Judge George II Moore hi carry )il"siili-lit J mii.'s Mudixi'ii wn* a tug on a special grand piry prube v»id stiidrnl "There was no li-asou in Ihe I mu.-* Muni!'", to- stuti’-l, 1" ii-l woriil for anyone lit the Depart ".I mi era of y"»il feeling J 1/ iiieut id Justice to take uu interest A iImiii* vi a* u l..iit in .1 limn \< in any SI lanils lux cases." be drew Jn>'k*un. "vlld liii-kotv", vvm declared m -iv urbltiatv Muitm Van Hut- m "Missouri l* the Inline stale of was a tri" "I ■"illtii-istn. W. 1! Gal the President and SI luun* Is the t mm was u fnrmer countv *■!*-»Js home city of the secretary nf Ihe Joint Tvh't Iml rowed tnuil.-v f"i Mn\l,Sfiil-;N. i . 1 V fmjiht treasury blit nnhudy ever spoke In In - inaugural me about any rase in SI Louis " Iiiiii.-x K I'oik wa* nolr.I a* a tram rnniiiU'tl tin* n*ar nf a McGrath testified before a ju H|icak.-l "f lit" 111Hisc Iti-fiiit- t " - i low ihtl school I*11*, hwiav U iH'.ir kill.im four |>upiU dirlsry subcommittee which t* In '-" inline |iic*iii"iil /ni'liai v TixxI--■ i>y i nlliushm vesllgullng the Justice Depart wa' imli'il m l.i-iiu- "rough iih-1 ami mjuniiti n ....... Id of thorn nielli Judge Moure sent ihe group i «'iiit\" Milliiiil Fillmoii- i.vvi'i 'l Ncroni *1v I’ho hi|N, ill inoti in HnsIraviT a sworn niutrment last mouth say­ till (list lull ill III. Ill til" Willi" ing there wn* delay In gi'ltlng II"il'"Hlalll Si him], u .i .ilillii'if pJt-vl % Justice Department clearance for Iiiuikliii I'jcti" was a fi'liHU tn*i f t msviiin wIiimi i 1'itKlmrtfji the U S district attorney, the late -i-iii.tnr. J uiiic* Hiii'liniuiii was a ind I ikt* I to* I(;ni mat I (nun Drake Watson, lo work with the I.ki ti.ij.tr. Aliialiuiii I.liicoln vai •ioip!hi«iil Ms roar •oil and dra^K^d III" IIIHHl IlUIHUllixliC |irCSIl|"Ht. M .IImillt 50 fi'i'l grand Jury I I .Iail.iu.il tin 1-MU. V(*.I 1III' III! Ill Iis*I' nf |j.1 s'I'llMlTs oil lie >ald he finally telephoned tlit- oo* \v ik i'Ntiiii,iI* il M m I hoy McGrath and that Ihe then ultur lilt 1114!*•.I Ihollt .*•! I*111*41 |•Iakill up uey general told him he would i’V deral llmiHinK’ In in ( niiioNbm4 (iii ihe fnp Im thd prefer that tax casus go through regular channel*" — thut I- lie giro- j Expedited In County M’himl .il n»*.»11»> f'i it'cdalr in Soul h a »*- turn I "run \U ,mia smiled to s ursml Jury only after Treasury and 1 Mailer* were cleared up ul n going Itiruugt! *!“ *' '**" " f " " '1 "IculiJustice Departments In Wathlng meeting of the Pul,lie Housing An 111,1 J."1 I *»‘V '" O’ JanIon. lliorily wbleh will speed un |ii" *' r.vcrcll. I .. a c"1'" ' "lliiis* Judge Moore made II clear, too, ct"**lng of Mpplirtttliiii* for federal ll"* k. and Domlliv lie, knigi-r. It, thsl lie believed Ellis N Slack, a iiuusing from this county, accord- i •* fri'shiiiaii. 'Chnid oflu-ial* said Justice Department official who ing to George Williams, secretniv ix<'/Hiiik lit a lillllor, who wax sent lo Hi l-ouls, was tnstru of the Hanford Homing Authorin', ’ 'V11* al lirst rciK.il"'! dead by Mt. menial in getting the grand jury v%hu itMurmul from On* riiptMlny ut l,h,a*ijiil Ifn>pM;il vt.i'i fiiuml fit ho to return a preliminary report Atlanta, Ga., last night. jxi-mm'ly iniutid til Mercy lioxpltflv said formal appuivnl of up *‘l in I’ltt 'hui t:h Men v received which one Juror later character plieution* I* expected within JO to : 'even ul the viettui', twu "f them lii'il as a "whitewash " The Judge ordered a further in­ tit) day*. He xuid Gils may not lie badly hurl M i' J W McCauley, wile uf a vestigation and Ihe grand Jury the ca«« lint tItAt "we iiav.- every returned a number of indictment*, reason to he)|i-vr" it will com* funeral director and one of tho fif't to answer frantic caJla for one of thorn against Jsme* P through in that tint#. Finnegan, district collector and Application* have hcep made for ambulance., vdd "We got (here abiiul to mlniilcs close friend of President Truman u f>0-unit housing project hy the Finnegan wax convicted of ml* Hanford Housing Authority and fo" alter thl- crash It wax the most proircts of 25 to 50 unit* In ()vis-<!o Itorrihlu thing 1 have ever seen. conduct in office and four lo It) in Genvva hy III* "Them were injured xchuol Seminole County Housing Author­ children alt around Nearly all were unconscious J guv only uno ity. Mr. William* left last Sunday who wins able to walk for the meeting. He wax aecom Wo loaded Hit- yiiiinu'lerx Into pat aided bv E._J. .Muughton, arelil- a lot of amliulanccx We pot sever uI In my car tuul aiudhcr driver HIx new member* hsve hern tcc t fur the Hanford authority. tool; tholtl to (lie liosjdtal. added to th* thru# mail Civic Hos­ C O N S TITU TIO N DAY "The motor and wheel* of tho pital Committee which was form­ Flags were displayed today in hux vveru torn out The body of ed on flept. 4 at a mass meeting Hanford In oliscrvance of Consti­ Ihe bus looked like a battered tin at the Court House, Forrest tution Day. ilrecksnrldg#, secretary of th# The Constitution was framed by cun." One of the injured pupllx, Tom­ cotnmlU** announced t o d a y . a convention of delagatee from 12 Georr* Touhy and Judge Doug- of the 12 original states meeting my Smith. 15, West Newton, said: "I didn’t hear the train at all. la* Slenttrom are the two co- In Philadelphia In May, 1787. Till* chairmen of the committee, ori­ session, presided over by George No vvhlstlo or anytldng. All of a ginally appointed. Washington, lasted until Hspt. 17. sudden I saw the freight train coming right ut us, only a few The n*w members are J. Brailey 1787. Odham,, T. E. Tucker. W. If. It went into effect on the first feet away There wax a big crash Btempsr, K a r 1v 1e Houiholder, Wednesday in March of 1789 fol­ and then I don't remember any John Ivey and Dr. C. I.. Park. lowing ratification by New Hanip- more.'* The committee w u formed to ■blre. Ratification by nine state* Tommy has a possible pelvis take whatever action 1* necessary was necessary before th* Canilt- fracture and internal Injuries. to secure a hospital In Seminole tution went Into effect. County at the earliest possible time. Gambling Stamp I Children Killed When FirighlTrain Rams School Bus rate*, bill the high sehool receive* a percentage from the sale* Men Named whether It le a renrwal aubscrlp Uon or a new one. To Honpital Group The association voted to leave tha annual dues as they were last yaar and also voted that th* princi­ pal, Mr. Morris, will automatically b* a member on the board of dfraetora. Patar Bukur, president, urged the members to help build up th* memberihip of th* association. Ac­ cording to th* Association's Con­ stitution any person or firm that la intereited in th* welfare of th* Bemlnol* High School Bands may become an active member* of th* association. Mr. Bukur appointed tha following committees: Membership, Mrs. Marvin Goambarl, Mrs. Earl Toney .and Mrs. A. D. Rountr#*; Ftnancs, Mrs. Martin Stlnselphsr and Mrs. C. J. Wilkinson. These present at tha masting wars: Mrs. Myrtl* Perry. Mrs Mrs. W. rtla Parry, C. Brumlsy, K n . J. M. .. JMr. r . and Mrs. StlnScipher,, Mr. and Mn. Earl Toney, Mrs. Marvin Milan, Mr*. BOARD OF H EA LTH Dr. Frank Quiltman announced Glen Goembel, Mr. and Mra. W. L. Vance, Mra. 8. A. B. Wilkinson, today that ha and members of hit Mr, and Mr*. M. J. Durait, Mrs. staff at th* Saminol* County Even McCoy, Mrs. J. 0, Owens, R. Health Unit will attend a District H. Baaly, Mrs. A. D. Rountrss, 4 meeting of tha State Board of Mr. and Mrs. Pstar Bukur, H. E- Haalth st the Princess Intna Ho­ tel tomorrow in Daytona Beach. MorrU, and Mrs. C. J. Wilkinson. Six M'wie Time Table JACKSONVILLE u r -l^ a collec­ tor of internal revenue reported Tuesday these federal gambling aiampa had been lsiuad; Miami, Bathal Adams, 1802 NW 68th St. Orlando, Ella C. Hathcock, 629 W. South Si. Galnaivllle, Dae Carter Land, Route 3, Box 741. - ^ t nirz “ ily Son John" 1:24 - 4:U1 • 8:23 - 3:13 MOVIELAND “Molly" Show opena 7:00— first feature 7:24, intermission 8:47, last faaturn 9:21. �_ TH E SANFORD HERALD Bolting Has Started Pag* t Wednesday, 9*pt. 17, 1912 The Sanford Herald I ] (' •' * 8Bi t k Ka.atHsknl 1* IMM -skH-k.4 Mailr •»(•*». latariac ■■* rhtl.fiaaa a,< Xaw J M ik Pukiuk-C «• aaiarilara tslMWMUI Ckrl-tma- sal V.** V-ara ______ Ml V l lM lI . « * .I H Ral.r.d ■■ a.rnnri rlai. m .H m Oatak.r IT, Ikia, a> ih* ■•»«. OTflra *• Saalnr*. Pin,Ida, nad.r Ik, t . l * Caaa T ... „l Msn-s a, l»ik. ■Tumi. A Mil l» HR AM . ... Vdl,»r « r* ___ Rada.., Naaaaat at nainiiTK iM i i . t k - - , Wf t’arrl.f ......................... • .M U s . Msalfc _______________ I.M AM r i r » , M .ilk i __ Ms Nsarfct .. ....... aim 'W T H f ........ I AM XlTT‘ flkiiaar, a.llr..,' rarAa •( Ihatfls. ....alallaa* aad aerie** al M l . y , l i d i . l fa, Ih* H , , U , .1 tal.laa (Ad*. Mill ha •■■*••# lar M »#•«!•• ad.trll.laa ralaa. Hapr»«a»tad Matlaaallr Rf laW M»««aaa-r llvaraaaalatl.aa *■*•» Maw Tark, Cklraaa, Il.lrall, 9 aaaaa i n , aad a,, l.aaia. . Tfca t(ar-U la a laaakar af Ik. ■Maalalad I*,™ wfcl.a la -atttlad N da M iflf in Ika a.a lar rfSakll. lltaa al alt tka laaal aawa arlalad I Ikla a-naaaa-r. aa wall aa all I* M*Wa dl.ralrhaa W ith the campaign hardly begun, both parties ar* al­ ready troubled by defectlona. Gov. Robert Kennon of Loulnlana announcea th a t, though a Democrat, he will vote for Elsenhower. Me dinlihes Htevonaon’s uppoaltlon to the bill giving the HlntcH control of tidclnndft oil. Ida atipport of fair employment legitdatlon, and bi.i ilcalre to end filibtmterlng in t lie Senate. On the other hand, Senator William L. Lanaer of North D akot?""«7 mnilineirn convention Unit ne rioee not Ilk** either cAndidnte. I.nngcr Ih a Republican who often deviates, along with Senators Wayne l.. Memo nf Oregon, Charles W. Tnbcy of New Hampshire and George D. Aiken of Vermont. Now nearly every catnpaltrn sees some bolt of a promin­ ent partisan. This tendency to bn I chs hidebound In partisan ­ ship Ih a good thing. It mnatiH th at politicians cunnot count implicitly on as many voters as formerly, anil therefore must put up better men. So Goes The Nation Former Florida Star Athlete To Head March Of Dimes In Florida N EW YORK — (Special Joe C. Hall. Florida educator nnd former -tar athlete, will head the lOOn March nf Dim™ in the Sunshine State ntxt January. Da. 11 O’Connor, president nf the National Foundation for Infantile t’-raly-ti, tim-tV nnn,.e--.i Hall'* sppolnimcnt n» utile rhmrmnn tn coordinate the work of district, county and city rarnpniKii lender* 1 during the Hudl ftiml-rnlaing c f - ; fort* uf the pollo-fiRlillnir or- ( Ximitation. Hall, now nsftlftlnnt nupeiinlrrident nf public initrurtion for the Dade County irhooU, miccerd* fitata Hanator I.eKoy Collin* of Tallahaiaee who headed the Ib.'i'J Starch of Dime* In Florida. Cndcr Senator Collins’ leadership, the March of Dime- produced |sii|,fHfi.UO In voluntary contribution* laat January— a nfir, 1 p«i rent vfjlne’s one-time reputation an n political barom eter dales back to 1810. Then the Democrats, who had been In THE WORLD TODAY office 12 years, hnd th eir backs to the wall. In the Septem ­ W EDNESDAY. S K IT. 17, 19.72 ber election Maine, hitherto Democratic, choHe Edward Kent, ily JAM ES M AU I iIIW Joe C. Hell________ TODAY'S nmi.K VHItffR 1 a Whig, as governor, giving the Whigs a new cry: WAfillWaTON Iji-ff si* mrn r* No one haa caught the mag "And have you heard how old Maine went 7 the 1991 total of changed their bloorl with ,me nn mere*......... ttlficvne* of a aim rim or a aim Maine, went, hell-bent, for Governor Kent.” other In a multiple transfusion, f5H7,IM.07. •ft. the glnrv of a -torn, or a "There la greater need now than ■tarry -ky III nIK111. The hrsirn* I ThlH Septem ber Whig victory was one followed by an­ each of them would have a rugged Saclara lh» nlnrv of (ind.— IV other, more derisive, in December, and the Maine legend wns time ever trying It, rrrlslm his ever before to win the fight own rod corpuscles again agnln-t llna crippling disease,” S «'*• born. Si* European nations — France, Mr. O’Connor said. "Ho far this From 1872 to 10211 it was said that If the usual Septem­ Italy, Went Germany. Belgium. y»*r jmllo ha* hit fill per rent j You can trll lU i an flection i« not far anay. 1 fir government li*i i ber Republican victory in Maine exceeded 26,000, II meant a The Netherlands and Luxembourg, more children and adult* than last Vlliitd kit rm lil c:f»nlin!t on inrw O.O,F. trium ph In November. Less than that wns a Demo­ —are trying In give rmr another a tear nt this name time nnd about by moving toward a that many more than the average homing. cratic sign. Woman suffrage, doubling the electorate, threw transfusion riling and pooling of Interests from for the past five years. out this formula. Since then, except In 10H2 nnd IflIM the unity "W. nre oinking real progress Occupational niridrnlt icultrd Republicans have carried Maine overwhelmingly time and which they can't illarntanglr thrill in our efforts to prevent pnrnlyselves in 16,000 death, nnd 2,100,000 in- again. It I. a triple unity nmt pooling tic iJulio mid we hope Hint licfore juries Inti yr.ir nnd co»l American In 1080, when only Maine and Vermont staved true to toward which Ihry'rn limiting: long we ran prevent the disease mduilry a •IniiKcriiiR tolnl nf iome Republicanism, Jim Farley tpiippcd "As goes Maine, so goes economic, military and political rumiilrtrly by using u Rlinple vnrAlter their long amt bloody history rlONlUin Put more research and k2,650,000,000. Mini i, one of the Vermont." this I. n nulet nut nslnnlsmiig rev morn patient cur* mil* for ex­ things whirl,, like lain, make ruirr, Stevenson may win In November. Or may Elsenhower. olutlon which In the end. of course, penditure of mote money ench *0 high. "The pmlilnn", •ay. Chair­ Hill Maine gives no reliable Indication. year, mnv not succeed man Haldane llurkel of tli* Florida The step* they have taken, nnd "We feel Mire Itint the people Mutual InmiaiKC (’oinmiKee, "i, to are considering, require each ot of Floiidn will follow Mr. Ilnfl's Health In Russia the *lx to yield snmr of tin nrirlerit instill infely prat lire, in die man lend,i'-liip In tin* eriisnde to give sovereignty every polio pnllent Ihe best care who operate |hr m.idimr and In H uh thn gtmeriil lm|»npvnmniit Iti public health partlni11 what Ihry are doing nirreed* possil'le nod to rontlnue the re»«l him In ifn dir i d, the »nfe way". tit ily marked in the United Staten, been rrTlocti'd itlfto In It tnay Imd some <t:iv to ii Pulled ftenrch progrnm wlijelt one ilny We ere glad to trr llir (ily KiiHflla? Dr. Howard A. Hunk of New York City College of Stale*" of Kurn|ie and Include other l will prevent this dread disease." nallnlts Joe llnll wns horn in Mentone, making an elforl l«, improve S.n- Medicine, w riting In tho New York Times, doeH Ids bent to , ,’mn He reeelved Here, li.Urtv Is wh.it tin* been 'V* fotif’i •trerti. At one itmr we report, despite the handicap of Hie cciiHorshlp prevailing be-(loop; Ids inr Iv eduentton in Alnhumit, Georgoi noil Flnridn and, * thnuglil Ssnfortl ws> die best paved bind the iron curtail! Economic unity from the 7Ini city in the United .Si.tes. fhn dial, Malnutrition Ih common, emit perl refugees sny.'and tho They hnvr mrulc mn*l progress bachelor'* degree , Approved vrrnlty *,f Honda In liKl-. Afte was a tpistlcr of . canlury ago, rlfsenses it tiriugs, micti as tuberculosis. Medicines suchasIn this field The six- have ■ coal• And rereivmg n insiter s degree from (moling their ■ml not much Iim been done linrr rpilnine are hard to set and Inordinately high priced. A treetle* sleel resource*, nr. arrangement New V*»,Is University, he studied that time in keep them up. Streep, great difficulty Ih tho hiirdon plncod on the medical prnfos- railed the gehitnian plan, named for s iloelotatc in ednrntlon nt a like everything flic, deterinrste. II Hinti. for France's fnrgcln minister who illintlier of universities. lie wns tirlnripnl anil athletic the roof it not pstched when it be Doctors must do much health work for the state and proposed tt several year* ago Military unity eoadi nt l.pim High Hehool, Telgins to leak, the whole bnuie .miner handle n quota of six patients an hour. Medicul students of the six are member* inlmoir, nnd at tlie Carrnliellp or later will fall down. And in it i. must sludy, In addition to the normal courses, Marxism and of Five Ihe North AtlmiHr Treaty Ur with ilrrrti. We ran fix them nnw Russian history, Failure to pass exam inations III these sub­ ganliatlon (N ATO) which also In public schools. From 10.77 to for relatively little expen.r. If we jects brings dismissal, no m utter how brilliant the student eludes the United Stales, Britain. Heptemher. liMS, he was ronneeted wait too long, it will toil m million. may ho In purely medical fields It suggests thut in time the Canada and others West Germany with Ihe States Department nf Is not a member of NATO of dollar., Education ns rnnsultant and dlnum ber of trained doctors w||| bo far M ow the need. The sla are forming their own This Inst consideration may ho exaggerated. At thn out­ organisation called Ihe European rector of physlrnl and health ed­ Did you »ee where a gr sndton of Defonse Community, linked with ucation. Hlnre Heplernher, 1049, Stonewall Isrk.nn died tlie other break of the war It was thought th at, ns many German NATO. Thin Is an arrangement by day in Jarkmnville? Stonewall physicians were J owh, tho Nazi crusade against non-Aryans which them six will pool their mil lie Ims hern a*slslnnt superinten­ dent of schools Iti Dade County. would cripple m ilitary medicine, If thal hapitened, there wits J«Junn_tta», next to Un, ll.r ipaalItary reiourrns and (lofcn.es. 'At the University of Florida KDC will eome into rxUlrnrr •tl .'general of the Civil War, not no evidence of It, Hall starred on the football, track, In general, however, the mental stra ig h t Jacket which when the six government* have •■eluding tlie victor in thal war, General Grant. .Superintendent of th e Communists put on all citizens cannot but have a bud ef- approved their EBC treaties, uih ) boxing nod wrestling trnms. He fact an tho progress of medical science. Ihe by Ihe end of the year wns In the H.O.T.fl. nt thn Uni­ Virginia Military ln.titi.te before tlie --------------------------------------------- --* -------------------------- v Poll tlcal versity of Florida and served as war began, far k.on a n tlie hero n| The six last week set up inn n romtiat Intelllgenrn officer In rhlrmry In propose plum for their th* lift! great liattle at [full Run Sanford Romm federation, or further unlflentton. ihe Nnvy flout Oetoher, IlH,!. tu and there gained hi* uulinaine which would Involve pooling mil Jnmisry, It.-t't. Now opetalor of "Stonewall”. Tim following .pring only their defenses hut foreign nf n 40-aric rilrus g ro v e near we can shut our eyes, ran’l we 7 he defeated four artnir. in the She­ Editor, fairs, lutdo amt finance problem* lliadentou, he lioiil* Ihe rank of There ere msny corrupt practice* They nandoah Valley in one of the inovt The Hanford Herald set March 10 a* ihe dead Ih-ut.nnnt commander In the Nain Ihe Nation's Capitol, and there line fnr pooling Ihelr plan*. vul Rnserve, brilliant campaign, in In.lory to join Dear Hlr, ore gaming piece* running, not all The rham battle on Elsen­ Lea put in time to drive McClel­ hower lambasting the Trumanlt.s, iM-hlnd rinsed doors right In Han* lan from the Penin.uta. Then rame and .Stevenson laving It on ih* He lord. It's m true saying that pobHci Second Manatie., Frederick dung puMleans amt Trumanltes, What make strange bed fellows, but why and Chencellnr.ville where lie re makes It hard tr> fathom I* that mild the public apologise for ssiwhile Elsenhower Is wasting all of ceived the wound which led to hi. hln hre-ath In pnlntlng the Demo­ Ing the corruption that Is before death. Wurth remembering i. that crat*, he has taken under hi* wing Its eyne7 Why, should Elsenhower Jackion bad .carcly two year, of two of Truman's advlseis, one nf masqiiarnde In the garb of a Re­ publican, and taka Truman's edactive .ervire, not counting hit brief which Is nn other than Paul Itnff* visers uniter his politlral wing 7 man, an nut and out Truman man. experience in the Mexican war, and All of which proves what t lisvo A train t repeat, they all three eat m»de a n«me for himielf that rank. written several weeks ago. that with (he same spoon. Rttvenson no holds his noae shut, whll* h* tvMk ail th* great captain, of hit- regardless of which one wine, It doubt get* his lesson In political achlsvewill tie Triiman'e choice. lory. ments from nn other than H.R.T. 5 nets people that they eome In contact with. Pembroke Hutckln* of the rraatlaaka r „ « r« « * Oaat Jarkftonville Yacht Storage Co., ro and let’s do*. There were big ■nlH that the Jackaonvllle chap­ people there end we were Ju.t ter of the 1‘urchailng A*ent« A»email neir« In n big outfit. | /»•*♦ .! b I. , 1 in have lomeon" elated over the wav the oraanUa: ,*»nean to the canal at the *ion ha* been set of,"** .' -el that p»xt meeting. it I* really going plare*.’’ ! pal|| Me.il>-, repre.entatlve nf HI. John* River rninmunltle* | the Jacksonville Outboard Club, repieientod at the meeling tp- i io|,| of a rcrent talk he made at eluded Sanford, Palntkn. Jark-nn- 1 f)nvtornt Reach regarding the cavllle, Ornla, Wet aka Kift*jmme(<. :;;l| tuojert. r.nd sntil that It wa* Pet.ron Spring* 'i**si.. 'l *hd. J favorehlv in rived. The meeting remitted In many It was Mr. Mainii who made plan* to develop tlie St. Johor- the tied Ion to renew the name and Indian River CMonl project, mild tnke over Hip charter of the old Mr. Ilrvckcnrldge. Frank It. Peter.on of tho Jnck- St. Johns-Indian River Improve­ itonvllle Marine Aasociatlon dp- ment Ansorlntiim. David Howard, edlu'r nf Sea­ rlnred that each member of hit grmin has planned to dlsru-i the farer Magaiine, Jacksonville, will rnnal project with various luid- he an aii'dior to the Publicity Titusville Canal C T . ailttc«, said Mr. Brtckcnrldgs, r d. Gee suggtsted that the ore miration Initiate work In prono <ng political action on tho ca­ nal. and to start talk on how to gc: money for the operation*. i nneth Merrill. Jm"-.*>j'/ ili, u T 'THl't -Ci-t cutr. ‘ howTpg ths r,-p. I route l»c m**1!. r.valtabic to tii,» ness men for use on station­ ary C ’ orge Glbhs stated that ill) wot ; of the old Association had been successful, and had got to ■'< point where cr.cicV::’: i. j Infoiniation had been developed and presented In Washington prior to World War It. He mlded that the „ig intuition was fortunnte to It > n ninn like Earl Brown in hot dug develop publicity for th* cm 'll and told of the Importance of river navigation In countrlel tin,*, he visited In Europe. The New Buicks In Fall Colors Are Here We have just received shipment of new 1952 Buicks in Fall Colors of Sea Mint Gray-Bench White, Beach WhiteTeal Blue, Imperial Bluc-Bnrton Gray, Sky Gray-Verde Green. We have Specials in 2 Door and 4 Door Stdans. Supers in RiviernH and 4 Door Sedans. Similarly equipped, the Specials are priced just a few hun­ dred dollars above the 3 low priced cars and in some in­ stances even lower than the medium priced cars. If you desire terms, we are in n position to finance them for as lonjr ns 24 months at 5% per annum. Your car may make the down payment. We invite you to come in and see these new Buicks while we have a good stock. ’ the In* fanlil# Pamlyiii Foumfatirtn or rat itate Inilitutinni like the luituloiia unitaria. And finally we have our county welfare fund* which provide medical care for in* diyanti and our treat charity hoi* pltab which do the tame thing to K •a avtn target eaten). -------— ------—- Let's quit guessing and see the true Issue. In the Cosmopolitan Marailne nf July, 19B1, William Bradford fluid gives some eye op­ eners of Internal, even though over a year old. In Klsanhower's Itook, Crusade In .Europe,, (lie General went considerably mil nf his wav to rerall that Truman once prom­ ised that he would help him gel anything he desired — amt that the offer specifically included the Presidency, Then on Apr. M. tU6l, at the Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner In Washington, Truman w«ht out of hie way to praise (That Great American, My Friend, (irnoral Elsenhnwer) and all th* Democrat 'liners hroka Into war whoops. Mr. Taft will learn a bit later, hie lesion In soft soap. It la hard la bdlbive that a man that haa the invitation from one man to run for the highest office In the land, will not obey him, even through a lot of campaign talk. There are su many gullible peo­ ple In the country, that will believe anything. Federal or Local. LletenIhg to the candidate* reminds us troth lie and Elsenhower are saying they will discard certain, In Wash­ ington, hut who? I'm sure neither ons will hlta th* hand that feeds Idm. Just ns thera I. Rollta selling, nnd gambling In other ways In our City, that our nffliws are unable to see? Ho Is our voting nubile unable to aa* how the Political wind ls blowing, We hear folks saying ntrout the prosperity of the Nation presently, but If It ware not for the credit given, a lot of our vlelhla pros­ perity would not hn here. If the lihmd of American soldiers stopped flowing, America would he In (hn worst depression In Ua his­ tory. Hut Mr. Elsenhower Is a Eu­ rope first, aa Mr. Hula taya, so tf he beenmea our next President, our great prosperity will cantina*, barnuse h* approves ‘ hn Truman Foreign policy. Sae th# advantage of an alaatlon under those cirtum* olancaat Wonderful Isn't It t Tha n can he a continuance of mink coal incidents, and all nf the other thlnge that made Interesting read- Wouldn't it b< loo bad if in our MMTnan to get ioma particular tiling in the City of Hanford. kIm of a hoapital, w« lot) our d w jM of getting anr har tal 0 a lD il’e have pointy owl twiyra Ota d o lla r of quarrelirlgfasofli wrr* aalvft ovar which ikfe/of tim aid** w a ll the camellia buiV ihould be plasUd until we reach lW ‘ ||oini whara agreement on any b*nd iuua at all baomM impoiiible. Wa have IwaS talking for yean about build* iog.a eouply hoipital, bub the qua*Item bai not even keen put ee» the baJUt yai for |H# November elec* fE te r T ) fi|V tiA T H It's « four* barreled automatic carbu* retor-Airpowcr by name-which has a way of fulplng in what; the dictionary 4eftne4 as "a sudden blast of wind" when extra power is needed. And the way this goyj x 0 Vv,V- : ■ . ' W f F - •;* *V v ’ p w M ifiv a '*(* former you’ll always remember.’ -%* For ordinary driving, tWOgarrets all you need - and two barn la an th a t a re w orkin give you an extra thrifty flow of fuel for round WWn cruising. ijl fl& keMkd&lkai tu i Ijia UM BviVBrv Bffvriv |N9Tfii *wt^w j ■iseetie a riy •At - 't (ft<*1«f;i| V I I bonnet Is the 13 reason lor this hctutlino. ~ry NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Telephone 11)111 Sanford, Florida PAM 0IYMF m n "You can’t make the be.I modern medicine available to everybody *. it ihould be unlet. there i. •orne way for people to pay for it", tayi Pre.ident Tinman in defending eotUlired medicine. Well, there are .everal way. of doing in under our preienl lyaletn. One i. to work hard, law your money, ami pay your own medical hllli. Another i. to lake out medical iniurance with mm. private in.ur.nre agency — a very .alii* factory way incidentally. Another i». whfn tome co.tly tragedy .trike*, like polio or tuberculoili to gel aid •- When etitrn power Is wanted In a h u rr/ - th e "reserves” swing into action— feeding extra fuel and extra air in an ever-thrlfty mixture, which delivers the greatest horsepower in Buick history. 'n . t . is one of many distinctions that e n d e a r R o a d m a s t b r s to fin e -e a r owners. - It’s a oar as rich In finish a* It is in power-a cor of Oxpensive room-restful silence —level in gait - beautifully responsive to your mood and will. And It offers the effortless ease of ’0W«r Steering* especially engineered iy Buick to lave your strength in w n iw s itr s a a u t o m o s u is h i ROADMASTF/l ftl/tCK parking and slow*motion maneuvers, end still let you feel a proud sense of command and a sure Sente of contro l on the highway. There’s just one question we’d Iflto to iikt When are you going to ootne in and Onjdy the Hde of your life? kftifrmtnt, «ct)t(rriv, trim*J modtlj m rtfott H # without «<>//«. 'Option!1nt ttttrn t o n 00 xoAbMArtnmodsum otiy. s u itt s e te g w i i t » « u i » « * �I Social A n d Personal Activities 1PHONG 148 Hetty Jean Aulin Weds Joel E. McGill t it f Sa n f o r d h e r a l d Wednesday, Sepl. 17. I!l.’i2 Page 1 SEMINOLE 111 lly Miss Dudley To Wed Edwin L. Lundqumt I1KVER1.Y GUAY • / Social ' Putrivte Brossette Calendar Honored On Birthday i' 1 J Mii.di ,*s**-_amt*i, si. ...iriSagr (he mViigiiiri ol Mr. ami Mi* Andrew Aulin, of Oviedo, add son ut Mi mid Mr*. Bay McGill, of l d ril l i, spoke vow* and exchanged Douglas tiglcsby left today foi rings before the altar in a setting Gainesville to resume his studies of palm--, fern, gladioli und camlet ulna at the University of Florida lb Frank f Morgan, pastor of Mis* Frances I'obh left yester Ho- chinch, officiated at the imptla day for Tullnlm-see In continue hei ids-* mid a program of w-eddlnc studies at Florida State Uinvrl-.lt* inn. ti was pi esc 11led by William Pe rs o n a Is tk I d • m l I ' i t *hp • J* * f C m * a ui 1 k. • In I 11-iii*li Vveiuo *,f this ci t y, a m touneed f'Ottav Tin* wcddiiip will he oil Sept . 27 at St I .likes 1 otto tun C hu r c h Hi Park Ividtfe, III , a s u h ui h o f tdiica k'u \ i * 1 cpt mu will follow the We.ldiop *fi*r*: Mrs. Kirtley Hostess Foi Sorority Meet Feminine Florida Eidelis Meets With Mrs. 1). K. MeNuh many times — S TA N D T A L I.I Your feet should be fulrlv close together, tummy pulled In and rhest lifted. Your figure will be vibrant. Grace while sitting is also esseli. tial. Bit well buck In the eliulr. with the lower part of the back touching the chair hack; hands relaxed and neatly poised. When walking, have a light step. Never away. Hip swingers make themselves conspicuous and look silly as If calling attention to thrlr figures. The old exercise of walk­ ing with a book on your head will straighten that back up and help you arhleve a light step. Good post -re Is so Importunl that doctors, when making physical examination* of children, make a point of finding how the child stands and runs. Unless his or her stance la correct, development will not go on normally. It I* very Im­ portant that your child develop correct posture habits when young. Don’t let them slouch with shoul­ ders forward, chest contracted. Such pose* lead to shallow breath­ ing and Interference with the nor­ mal functioning of the Inner or­ gan*. To Impress us with the Impor­ tance uf good posture, the Natlonnl Chiropractic A**<>ciallo.> sponsors a National Good Posture week each year, We should make every week, "Good posture Week." There have been some wonderful books ami artlcic* written about correct posture. It should he lot* of fun to get the whole family to g*l her and nut Into practice some of the good exercise* ami rule*. Good posture will mean better health and a happier, finer looking family. cliurcli vein Mrs. II M. Penree, pcr-onal ministries chuirniuii, tepurted Hint 84 curds, fite litlels mid |J l,on 'lliets of flowels hud been o-ld to IIH'Mibeis dill ing Do- vein mid tile class mcltlhol* bad assist, d ill serving meals foi four lo-i in y il families. Tile meeting was presided oyc, bv Mrs M. I). Iliimgtirner who was piesenleil with a beautiful pottery vuso In appicflutloli fni her lelulei ship dm ill/ tin- year. Mrs. F. E. Gal-hel tenchet thank ed all tin- members for theii co oiieiatioii und cominemled tin in fur their iirrolll|diahmi‘lit*. F’ollowiag the business si-iston an amusing guuie ''Chuimi.-i Anaivsi*" was |dav**l and „ pm.awarded to Mrs. It A. William* Refreshments of samlwiehes ,-ui.o ami Coca Colas were served to those present Inclmlillg: Mrs. Gatelicl Mrs. W II. Dun­ can. Mis. F. K Cooper. Mr*. It. I.. Clark, Mrs. J P Wilson Mrs. Pearce. Mi* William*, Mrs. ,1. M. Move, Mrs. J. (j. Gallownv, Mrs |„ K. Gurner, Mr* Fox. Mrs, M. C. Hagan, Mis. V. ('. Messi-a grr, Mrs. Gruilv I*. Duncan, Mrs Mi Nnb, Mrs. Huntguiuer und Miss l.urene Franklin. GRAMMAR sell i nil. PTA Every parent memlier Is urged to attend uu Important meeting of the Grammar School ParentTeachers Assodution at ;l:.'|(> p.m. tomorrow, ■(cording to Mrs. It. D. Harrison, ttri-ieturv. Out-of- Chun, 141* ,g — ry ~ r 1 SfiFi'fc'iVlbElt SUPER ai ECIAL '/jGALLON BORDENS ICECREAM W IDE S ELEC TIO N O F FLAVORS 8 9 c 8 9 c TOMORROWS SE LE C TIO N OF I'lKS an.l I EMltN M ERINGUE AM'I.F!, HI CEtiEHUY R c tiu illa t & A n ilm c n Mi ’"* lain l l a i i c * »>f M i a lit a hus h* *11 v a**nlloiiine wit h hei parent *. Mi and M i - C a l l H a m s , ami her aunt. M i s l l o i a S p o t liny; f or the past ten d a y s Shi* i ctur i l ed to At* Ia 111n «1n M11ni In v t-i«1"t»i:i r a l o r y Iit l eav i up oil Sept . 20 f or a year »*f pi a do i i l e study ill New Vork Ci t y . S he will a t t e nd th*1 School of PuhIn Heal t h of Medii me of Col umbi a 1 liIVctNify wlti’ l*' *d)c plans to i tndy loi hei imi-f • 1 4 dep i c e HI I'ohlo II* alt I* I .docaf loo O rlu ir II ul I•a in kI Itnl, mmpirtr Hith llra.ilMiaiii, -sturdy roll#S rilgr innsrsprlna nisilir^x an.l brsvy iiut> Ihix npiin, vuxrini in At 1 tiiking, 6 it 11 nl> |.*gx x m l bu*! I,ON (i WOOD Limited Time Only 5 9 r'" in M R S I It Wa l g r e e n a g e n c y “On Th» Ciirnrr IIj Tha Clock" HOLLYW(K)I) BED SPECIAL m ENO'K l.UJUllIrril 5 W s t x Mi and Mi *» t icnt 1.loyal *f Mill tin Were Ice cl it pues t s o f Ml and Mi - He 111 y Heat h, c u i o u t e lo Hal noil No i f l i f'iiiohiiii, to spend •nice li me oil vioatiuli Mr Idoyd 1 * c M i ut 1ve ol t It jlilllti'IH AHMl di l l mn Mi I t hei A m had as a re * cut C ui* f Pl o t h n 1m r 11 f rmn th. I in >. 1 ' l l y of l o k v o , I ok >ii , I a)1in 118 I'almrllo Avrnur a ltd Mi - l» *•’ M. Hal Hu *1 of 1 11 1 1 uiuoohm . itie nun i t i * ' "I t hen dll o » Ii Ic | Yidllitl, t" * I* •• h ' • in* y ii , A P I . Aup In 01 h i m. . Ni x I he coupl e will Ii m n 111»11ol 11111 Im I lo- tiest t wo V■ 'll 1 v he* ♦ I lull h i si at ioni'it, SanTtirtl, Fhirlila ■ U ISM Fhun, 1131 Mi 1 "i" 1 Success K‘ius to youi’ head with our Cold Wave and Oil dTeutment a l 1" 1f l»Mi| I f»"i'tin Oil! ill C H Nil l h. • p« u 1*. Mi* j . i CII1 1ir» I " f f pwood '4 1i i ' k t fhi- i i | " i v i 4)011 o f M 1 -* IVi.. • S l o t • IM I hei w ill he tlo •iron dim. I 4 held Mi Sunny Si de PtM until Mi f l ..... 4* lit loll IO t h« t pi . opal 11 1 1 • * *M*n a Complete $^.50 i <<11m y r e t u r ns I Ictot'CC «dull, h w ill hold m * m i v Sunday a 11 *i| 1 ue day niplil s (Ml o' clock "• I tan Srhitol l l o II mIUi* Ih'iu "*i '« d -d vs 111 hold a Hire! Iup oil 1 1 th iu s d a v en • ax h Y Oil Trrslmrat, nnull* Jilt I'rimsnriil. u«tistl* 8.'.U o1o•11111c I lie P 1 \ will hold 11 tlo 7 Wit limit Oil Trent 1111*111 $7.50 m o ld U I h* iibiiiiiv is, |i» 1np. t eimyatcxl aiid toll !••* •.|ii* m i 1me ti me in IMot" » 'I' I mi l e Ihiotci r ecent l y mot o n . i lo \V[I’dunp t on, |) C to visit !*• t d *111p 1111 1 w h i l e .In ih e mpl o y ♦ d hv tlo 1 S S a w Deirur I nielli. Mr H i ....... h -01. l . i oy wa s hum t41 e f(11y to v 1 it Ids parent*. M« » in (Ii* 1 S \ - t u t loiied at I li lt h id i U| S 1 lii-t a liva.i xlart mi full brantv wilb mtr uiiiailng Suv*-i-s< Tn-alim-iit. Tin- ml 111-011111-111 v.niilithms yuui hair. Ili'l|i-i i-ltin 1mi11- binivnl. illv vials. Tin* |ivriiianrnt givrs soft, rin-fivc rilil« tliul l*>l uti.l last Ev*n 'linlt, Wli|iy vials i-iilin- mil liruilllfllliv viulv.l! Oi’UU A’VORS: Anna Mai- t ‘ha|Miiiii lilUt’r Da.I- tin- huso of which was surround* I with f*-iii and double pink iilbis* n*l and flunked ,m cither side Willi crystal iiindelulirii Inddlng whin | ' I V a e l i e r s D i s c u H N lu lid - Mi* Milton (ime cut in* P la n s l\ n C a r n i v ii ) cake while Mr*, John Courier, .!■ presided ovei liu* crystal pun*b bow! that graced a smaller tuhl* I eilcher* of Sout h ode S r ! .....r tithe, assisting at Die reception included Mrs. T II. Daidell, Mi, yeNf erduv d i s c u * 4ed plnu*. foi (In annmil Hi’huul act i vi t i es • in nival Mae E. King. Mrs. I,. A. Haul*. Mi.s Lei mu Hart, Miss Malo-I ( 'on whi ch will lu- held t h ! II Mrs End Itol ill* me inf n** of Hi. gellott, Miss Murtliu Jean lint'!* t h *1 Piiieiit T e a r he i Ai sui ' i ul i on oil ....I' Miss Ann la-Inhart. For traveling the hridc win* * tin 1 *1 hotil, (h |*i>nnal t h a n i n a i i ut nit of while linen with navy .* ! the a f f a i i Stic pi c nc n i c d mtoiiii.i white accessories will* which *h tioii ut the me e t i ng v e s t c i d a v At ttie rniniviil Hie tem het • wore the orchid from the center f ariimue fatoths deui«n4tniiii»c her t,rule's laiirquet. After a trip throughout cent* * v ari mi s 10 11\ it u--. o f the school Florida the couple will make tine home in Hanford where t> ........ i* employed liy the Atiuntle t'oa.i Fie mini?, Mis, Hen Wind, Mi Ralph Kiritf and Mrs. J It Joiien, Lino Ituilroail. Out-of-town guests for the **• l J r , who entertained with a mis ding Inrlndi'd the liruther in In* tel laneon* shower at the Meiiioiiitl and sister uf the lirlde, Mr. uni IjiiiJilinK; Mrs J K Wimlliain, who Mrs. I.rwellyn Bartlett und '*-* enteituiried with a liilrchron hiiliiu smalt daughters of Tampa, and InK Mr*. Mctiill ami Mia fivmp many guests from Hanford, tu Phillips, imnther i«'«*ent hiiih*. at Undo, Winter Park. Geneva .*"-1 the liotnc of Mrs. Wimliiam in Vvin let Pmk; ami Mra, \V K V'»uim. Chnluotu. wlio entertained at hei home with I".nt, A.iiini- .mil Itlli Slrrrt a emu Coin parly. Mrs. MuGill Inis been uxtuiisiv.-l* entertained since the annaunceiiient of her engugerritint, among llmo entertuinirig wen* Mrs, R. I. Wheeler and Mr*. Theodore Aitliu who entertained with a surprise kitchen shower ami coke party at the horni< of Mra. Wheeler; Mi*. E N N E Y ’ S Milton Gore, Mrs. John Court, t, Jr., Mrs. I,. A. Hardy, Mrs. Elm l.un Sitinmix Iti'll,' Mlinin' a It.-ttv W r l n l ANN S MIRAS0L BKAUTY SALON 117 Niirtlt I’srk Axr Fhua, 717 Nottingham Tweed Fashions Your Fall Coal.... FIRST RAPI 1ST ( IIHRCII AI WAYS FI RST QUALI TY! ON SALE THURSDAY 0:00 A. M. BIRTH A N N O U N C EM EN T Mr. and Mra, Ben Wilson Jr. of aycross, Ga. announced today Ihe birth of a ion Richard Brooks, on Hept. 1 In Waycrose. Mr*. Wilson will ba remembered as the former Evelyn Mathews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mathews, formerly of Sanford. Bukur's Musical Instrument Shop 2004 CnJar Airnur Miss June Harris KcImitls To Atlanta Si a All Ending Makes Kepuirx end K(conditioning The Sully Staff linn chosen thv O V IE D O (Special)— In brilliant , it, * tvduinniied last night *t 8:1*’ outfits f or i he JSenioi iitui Jiituoi I'lie eiiin«yemeut of Mi*i Krisi m ut the Oviedo Baptist Cfibis..y 7* . u*e§ T he Scnioi tfltli will v%a... y.. • ,\«w Y o i k City Betlvr liuii Aulin and Joel Edwiti h lilt hi til apery effect with «* : ’ A L tk . , - ■ t w o •ttnruJ choI**t pl'stJt* Hit’ SPftfDT »#*.,* • IV. *1 XV*, . ihntier Jm’VetM. Juni or p u l * will we a r Ke l l y o r r e n HWi-atvM \hitli i V t f i Fun collars. Tin* ju*ml*i!urh W EDN ESD AY x'i»lor o f the «w«*utvr* " i l l mnki* th»* Patricia Ann Hrneeette was hon­ Tha Womin'i Missionary Union, (■ letlit on have a i’ontru^t apiiiii^t MtlaUd by the Royal Ambassa­ ored on her fourth birthday with a the wh i t e collar^, a** the preen dor*, girl's auxiliary, mid brother­ party given by her mother Mrs. allude will c ome out ti medium hood will present a pi.igiuin on itohert Ilrossette and Mra. (leorg" ) ' t i y Thi* Junior will wear ^jut* missions at the First Baptist Fried and Mrs. (Jus Barrios, on white nhirt« uritl lie* T l i o i r ntea i Monday afternoon at the home of TJhurch, will* di v i de d it troll tirviui'O* the: Si rs. Byron Squires, 207 East Fifth FRIDAY lls'tir * Mm tin, Oviedo, organist riot 1)4*111v wo r e attrrn’tiv*', tint would The Ixota Circle ut the Sanford Street. 'Oil airy in c k h n e tn v a n o i i ' shaped Mr ulid Mi* Hul lilutn-i all i and Mrs ,1 II Staley. Oviedo, The young guests called at the Garden Club will hold u covered family returned last week I rolil loisl, win* sang "Because" and "I fur*on............... dish luncheon at the Uardeii Can- Squires’ home at .'1:16 p.m. where i.ung t%ai|il«'d at tin* t ' r a t r ; Island, N Y and me making Promise You " green and cream colored crepe pa U r at l:0ti p.m. The bride, given in marriuge by Aumirp thofi* huvi np a wulrdei lin-ii home at 2615 Park Avenue per wus used in streamers and MONDAY bet father, was radiant In her fill t i me Kridny eVetiiup at the decorations throughout the party, Tha Seminole Baptist Associa­ Manve we r e Joan Mis* Mar v Jo Huvninu plans n. gown of bridal lace over taffeta Shi|mari*cK tion of Sunday School* will have moms. The dining table was also I leave oil Saturday to elite i beI Tin- bodice of tin- gown featured a Wriifht am! Hiuhly t i i e e k ; tiienlen SB Associations! Sunday School decorated with the green and i fi **hiuun ><ui a! ITt.i i.lu Smith scnlb.jie.1 nylon net neekllne. th> t al l y. Hinldy in f r o m Nit nl ml l e. alarming meeting in the first Hap- cream theme and centered with U| ern College voluminoii* skill U-ing extremely r*»nn. Notirerl S a m m y J mi*oI**m»ii tilt Church of Dvl-utui at 8:00 p.m birthday cake. full und extending into a cathedral and Pol l y <«riihnni huvinp fun. too, Upon the young guests' arrival * Tha Keardall Avenue Circle will Mr*. Arthur II Beckwith uiel 11 tun The long filled sleevea calm trlonp wi t h Ma r y A n n Wi l ke and Whftl at 2:00 p.m. at the chapel. they were served Ice cream and sun Jack ole spending some tine to it point over the hand*. Small Huy Davor. Relieve it or not, hi t candy after which movies were in Wayeross, liu with her patents. covered button* extended down th* Hank Mel aul i n decided to r m - th* Th* Training Union of the First shown. Patricia Ann opened her Mr. unit Mr* I .1 Mathews back of the dress. Her veil of Illu­ pr i N n hr i nk nliil lie and t ol le. n ptlit Churrh will meet In the many lovely gifts and was present sion fell front a crown formed of K vip r Irft*t Non mad i* it t w •*vn« 1 'arfloral Educational Building at ed with her birthday cake which Mis* lluibra Bucket I* expected Hinge blossom* and seed pearl* Hie jo weit* uni t e n few I jmh(i cut and served with ( ‘oca In TtSO p.m. for their monthly visit­ she lus. Balloons and blow outs wrre to arrive tomorrow night from Do- bride carried a white Pray"! then*, loo! Ifkiheit S a n m r h i mi ation night. -n Emory University School >>1 Nui* Book, topped with an oirhid show Mi uy A n n Wr r e l i t , S nml i ,1m distributed among the gilests. Those enjoying the afternoon lit/ to spend solus- tune with li**l ■led with lube rose* and orange and John t d a t k w e i e ju^t a t m E v e r y o n e M i m e d to t une * with Patricia Ann were Evelyn and lunsills, D, ulol Ml* |1 Wuysb tdossuin* Mis Itirhmd It. Bunch of Ur e r a nd time, tIn*1, and I don't ihinl. Becky Cameron, Jay and Sue Ho Rucker Imnlo sen i d ii* her sister’s matron I tie C r a t e ha** ever Irettn no pin k i d f well, Deegee Newson, Floyd Hai ■ W i s h we had efi i wd* like that all rios, Gary Hines, Marcia Kay and 1.1 Clarence It I Hobby I J sjiii-s of honor Her tiles* of lavetulei the time. . . 0 M rs . Wight Kirtley was hostess Cindy l.lpplncutt, Susan Deklc, will at rive toiimrrow to spend u lac*- ovei taffeta wus fashioned Idle TlnoiplaiiH will pie-rent a an Monday evening at 8:1)0 o'clock Sonny Dagle, Paul l’eiold Jr.. ten slay leave en- route from Ft aft*] that of the hritle. She wore for tha regular meeting of the Steve Jefferson, Susan Holota. Slim Houston hi Trans to Camp loses lo lo-i buu fur her heiiddrea* play be f or e too huip, culitied^ Gamma l-ambda Chapter, Beta Bobby Brossette, Clifford and Kay Pickett, Vis lie I* tile son sit Mi and lace mitts to mutch her dies* M n u r t e i ami S mo o t h e r " It i i»a' lv a elite title, »o wh e n it mn* Sigma I’hl, held at 2402 Myrtle Smith, "Ho" Spears and Sharon Mild Mis C K .lulls- ot "do We-I She earned a bouquet of mixed don’t iii Ihm it! flowers and clidoll leaves, Avenue. Serving as ro-hoste*s with Cianas. The mothers of the children Fifth street I lie attendants, Mu* Sudye Retli The tilee t luh w ill trave a «l-in* • rt. Kirtley was Mrs Herald were also present. Fleming of (Iviedo amt Orlnndo. tin- F i l d n y cve i i mp ut till c * I. i , liftmen, and Mrs. Voile William* Mr und .Mi- A i. !>riim(mz and 'Ii* I'. It Summersill of Ovle Cr a t e and i t ’** cal l ed a “ Sock It up ' J r., president, conducted the meet­ mill dauohlei Kitin' ms- ' lie do und Gelievu, wore dresses of I h n In a riot lie r new idea and .1 ing. Mrs. John Morgen was elected guests of Mis Giiiiulin/'s par mpiu luce over taffeta which were iciilly pood one. l i d al«*» 11 i#»il to the office of corresponding sec By DORIS D A N IEI. sots, .Mi and M i< t liras fashioned after the bride's. bleak* The nleo of the da m « 1 l**i ratary in the place »c«- of MIss Shirley ‘ Released by Florida News Service Mi. liinliilm/ plan to return to also Charles Eutrmitiger of Sanford the pit | to buy a pair of nock* foi leal soon Moreland who plans to leave Columbia. S C »u Sunday is* i*- served as ln-st mutt and usher t i t elf amt one foi hei da t e I turn pr Princ ‘l|pr Princeton, N. .1. Have you ever noticed ii beauti­ stmie In* m.ii. uilli tin- At mom groomsmen were Tommy Summer they d e c o r a t e t hem an\ wav thev “ Plans Plan* Were lide> dnrin ikirllliP were 111 mude luring till? Fertiliser CuMlplinv uflei spend meeting fur an Informal rush par fully groomed woman who bud a ing two years ssit I> Ills' Nasal sill, of Oviedo and Geneva; John It) want to. T h e y can have **t 1 ipr (id pep pel. of Cocoa: Hubert Ward polka d o t -8, mul ti color *■ t. I lie fy to lx held Sept. 22 at the home nice figure, lovely ctutlies and Reserve m Washington. |i I and I urr\ French of Oviedo 1 u !eit i***npi** will wi n a p t***. 1 of Mrs. Ilawkin.i Comirlly. Mi*. charming hair styling who lust didn't look attractive? Most of the Mr* Aulin chose for her daugh­ f IfTit I, ho thev m a y have a da l e ul Spencer Hardin was In charge of ter's wedding a street length dress the t!lee C l u h ' i e v p e i i o ' l he\ will the program which was based on lime you'll find that her posture is of turquoise puckered nylon with pour. Good posture Is one of tIn­ iil’ ii have a door p l t i e thy tin wa v, the eubject "Hnpuinc: white accessories Her corsage was 11"n ponip to he nilVe ! ' 1 | Al l tic* control of self and environment". most important factors for good of cuMiullou* and ,o-es. Mr*. Sum will check at t In* door, tIn’* i-* 11* At the conclusion of the meeting louk* and health. inn *111, mother of the groom, chose way the dnot fit i#«* w ill he u " m d* d David llolasru once said, "ihe rafreshmenls were served to Mrs, ■fra ,, dress, also street length, of pink Mi 1-4*4 in i nf o r ma l , wear p n n .1 Chapman, Mrs. David Uatchel, most necessary and the hardest Mrs. Hardin, Mra. Morgan, Mrs. lesson an actress has to learn is to J In- home of Mi* D K M. Nat- In*-* Hot accessories wen- ulso pedal p u s h e r 4 Idle dwiici Hill t•• walk across the stage." The same on Elm Avenue was the .seem* foi white and ltd corsage of roses., pm at H 11(1 o ’clock ami it M »*ni * •** Xrerald Losslng, Mrs. V,Charles Vo­ fIP IH K V n n illg , I II* I IS -s • » t jpkh, Mrs. George Andrew Speer, applies to women In all w-ulks of the regiiltii lie el ill/ of tbe Fi Iiiilio-dlntcl) following the wed '•ii cent n «ll isit 01 10 cell! 4 *>111 I he de c or a t i n g coinni ittei »mo l ilr». n . Williams. Mrs. Hugh WhelWhet- life and although it sounds ns easy dell* Class of tin Fu*t Baptist ding a reception was In-Id in the (Midl Jr., Mrs. i.ester I.ester Guthrie, tiutnrie. Mrs. as drawing u straight line — it i« Church last night with Mi* Me chinch minis. Here, to**, decora “ it?* of: Joan W r i g h t , S> U 1 1 1loti* were lull baskets of white Mayen, Mar v A n n Wi l ke, A n n ho lice Willlnk, Mrs. Ralph Wight null Nali's group assisting bet Aik ........................................ gladioli, paste) hibiscus, fern alld hoi 11, Jo e lIutchiHon, Johnny 1 .*> No wuman, no matter how beau­ U , Mrs. John Uunn, Mrs. Mervvn In presenting her yearly n ter, and Kay Ihivm, who h p i v o m ifr, Mrs. Donald Jones, Ml*is tiful her face, huw perfect her fig­ port. Mrs. John l-’ox, secretiny i-undeltthiti. Mr*. Ben F. Waril gleet Oil guests •lent o f the ( l i r e Club. A s h Sayrr, Miss Elise Hutcldsson ure, ever makes Ihe good , looks treasurer, revealed that fiht hud grade without perfect carriage. If been given hv tin- class to the ut the door. Mis. George C. Means, T w o s o m e * at the ll« p will m afid Mra. Kirtley. one stands first on one fool, then Florida Children'- Home; Jilll to at the piano, rendered soft music d u d e : S o n ny lla*«kiioi and Jo \im on the other — a common prnctlce foreign missions through the during tin- evening Tin- bride's Moore: T e r r y Cor del l and Kl eamo — the abdomen protrudes and the "Lottie Moon" offering; Jill to book was kept by Mrs. Lrwcllyu •Min; .loci i%foiN ami Jcnniie I jib chest is flattened. As for your ward the Nativity group foi Sun Bartlett of Trillion. Miller; ami K t o h e llenfoii an l ,10 Tin- bride's tunic, covered wit it u al nmmi *. John Krtdei ddien H h> shoulders — they ( un be u woman's ford; 126 t** (In- "Annie Aim must attractive feature — except strong" offciing m addition to le.ee cloth, was cent el ml with a, inudu more Fi l di i y niifhl 1 when rounded and hunched over. i hu t ' h all for now lie h,*i in 1 1 smaller eulitrihidion* to othei till oe tided wedding cuke, topped You've heard tills expression worthwhile causes dining I lit past witli a itiiniiitine hrl.1v and groom,, then C New and Used Instruments LARGE SIZE CANNON TERRY LAST TIMES TONIGHT — With — Paramount pratanlt Gertrud* IDrg (• “M0I.I.Y COLDDERC" M *ud I'hllp l.oab, Ell Mint* Arlene McQuid*, Larry Robinson, Edward Frani, 90 MINUTES OF LAUOHSI Barbara Kuah, Patar Hanson — Also — Cartoon and Heleeled Short* t r THURSDAY & FRIDAY! 9 Ye«t It le out-of-date — the old notion that you Mail wait until illMae acrtkei before cou• salting iba Doctor. A health check-up new •ay t e n tlaM, money am Meedlose euffering. lea your Doctor— then brief m hie proscrip­ TOWEL REMNANTS $34.95 Now Mary l-an, r,fleet* your own good taita with this par* rtnnla) favvorlt*. A must In tvery wardrobe, for (own or coun­ try, for shopping — it govs averywhera stylrd in 100% Craxenvttcd Nottingham Twv,d to ,h»d ahuwvrs. SupviLIy atyUd In tha typical Mary Lana manner just for you. tion* let CMMJKMimllnf. Each FAUST’S . - 1! , ! in * ■4 * l 1 D rug Store • Hemmed — Mude B y Cuiinim • Ready T o Utte — • D on’t M I bh T h la To w e l UarRaln ' ii u- Stuck lip N ow r NRWB — CARTOON — SHORTS S A H fO R D O R L A N D O H lfiilW A • AffiSlso^NW^’iAifc.U ,1 . ' uatjfa. 4 �• «• V >y TAM PA <^-Uadcr7,w f u Pla­ in Democratic drfvC for Dwight tier bower are going In empna te to Democratic voter* that Itjl can vote for the Ri publican itiild ate for President without alia their Democralic I’nrly inning. t This will he one rtf the principal iJictlvC* of a campaign planned ire Tuesday hy a four man pnllry smlttee nf ’'Florida Democrats Elsenhower,” an organisation wdinating the activities of all fl Democratic groups hacking 'Republican standard bearer. « * committee is composed of Itatlti R. l-efller Miami; J. II. par. Ortandn; Al Lanry. Jack Millie; and Sumter L. loiwry, amp* Them four will be ct» juji directors of the program i ll no chairman, the committee (ending Tuesday’s session ) Lowry; Dyer; Richard Tug Miami, representing [adflrr; Herman Ulmer, Jacksonville, Leney ley said they are Inlrrrsb-d in the presidential race, Kveffort will be made In lei vnt know they can split their vote ling for Elsenhower for PresI but sticking to local and I Democratic candidates, lere will be a strong drive at precinct level and tire women's will gel special attention, the miitee said. called nn "all Democrats In In the great erusndc led by . Elsenhower lo overthrow the Mpt *a-calia<l Democrats who I captured the Washington Iquarfer* of the Democratic Sparkman Spuuclt 've been told that Oen, Risen hovfer brought a RMuhUean rgg wv n here In Florida wHh him, U ( that M hat been carrying Ut* same Igg with Mm through Indiana tilling with Hen. William JArmer." he laid. "Th* Rmiqbllcan National Committee, I understand, BAt hern putting his remarks to Mt itr In ■ book (o lie called 'The Bg and Ike.' It may well become ( m T Republican Issue nf Ihe cam. 'Th e general aaya there are loo ties on hla egg. Of course, tlaca it ill running for federal office, it I must know lhat there la no Adcral tea on eggs There ere orga dale taxes and, If Ihe gener­ al were running for, lei u* say, governor nf Kansas, il might be uidful for him to take a stand Ot fsuch state egg taxes head of the Ground Observer* Corps of Seminole County In addi­ tion to hla other duties In the Civil Intense. The Ground Observers Corps will function when directed to locate aircraft liv sight or sound, and to report their location to Filter Cen­ ters, he said. Organisation of ground observ­ ers’ poets la already completed In other parts of the country, and [dans made at the meeting Friday, point to an early completion of the work In thle area. AlrvkJ/ H it* hava been organ­ ised la Hanford, Gsnive, Lake Mnrv, Oviedo and Altamonte Springs. Alt patriotic and civic minded people are arkrd to contact and offer thrlr assistance to the super visors of the posts In thrlr reapertlvs areas, and It 11 hoped that this list will be completed before th« week la over, Mrs. Ruth Hamilton of the Red Cross Disaster Committee of Cassilherry and Fern Park outlined ................. wth the Civil De. :r*M rail work Infens* ami aether, More H ouses Are Expected To Be Sold During; Year Hy SAM DAWHON NEW YORK ilv-Many builder.* think they can well more homr* now lhat Regulation X follows llegulailen W loin Hut Fmli-rni Reserve Board's dust bln They count on easier payment lefnit on new homii tu revive the housing boom which show* signs of fading. ttuthlera count on lha death of Regulation X (which set down payment rotes (Or home buying) to do for thorn what the scrapping of Regulation Vf (which curbed Installment buying) did for Ihe sp pllafice and auln dealers. Hales of gadgets And cars Increased when curbs dies. And Instillment credit li now at an all-time peek. Many banker*, However, doubt If there'll be the a*rue sort of a spurt In home buying as a result ol the lifting of Federal Reserve curbs. Most tending Institutions won't lend more thin two thirds of Ihe emt of a new home. True, Federal Housing Agent'/ and Veterans Administration down payment terms are being lowered llut they represent about 30 per cent of total construction mort gages In Ihe country. The other 70 por renl, or conventional mort gagas, will be subject to consider ihle tenders’ cautron-anil also lo a tight money market. With Interest rates rising, and Ihe Federal Reserve tightening up Ihe supply of money and bank credit as an anil lunation measure, Ihe death of Regulation X may not open wtdo the g ain of easy term* for would-be home buyers. Mnndy Isn't as cheap It was. There hat heap considerable de­ bate as to whether Ihe nation was Legal Notice ih, bsUrii-M with utlirr l.snhs, Im-luillna r » i s k jls jja .. sail rsiiti Hems in pro cM i nl ,ull< Itsd b I ( I * s U n v t , nun lit ubllaBtlitns, direct ■ Uuaratitssd . .................................... of HI mI s * *nd linllllisl subrllvlslnn i»r builds, nutss, siul OsbsMnturss .......... ... fiursl* Shirks (inuludieB is.oosov slock of Y s d s i a l itsssrvs bsnhl 'mst isrjkff tdlJroiinis W i ' ilarliutlng V U -mm* ,ur"“-r< " nrt uysritrsf TO T At. CAP IT At. AC.'UOlINTH ... TO TA L LIA IIlLITIK i AND CAUI A> iats ptadastl or aMUnsd t"iscur* w .’,ra ACt’OON' Jltlss and the Geneva school. Mr*. R. W. ,*i<-hol* is principal. Report* wore received from praoticallv nil tho schools In the county. Tin- president called at­ tention of member* to n school of instruction to be held In tho tienr future. Wife Gives Wilbur Prune Juice For Voting For Ike f W f f f t i . W earer Explains ins Are Slade By Civil D efense Pit mocrats To Win For Observation By MAI. B O TLE — N E W .... iillV Weenie and hi* wife quarreler! over politic* he ha* been getting prtfna juice for breakfast Instead of orange Juice. lie knew It was Jo*t one way that Trrllla Mae. who 1* madly for Adlal, waa getting even with him for backing Dwight Elsenhower Hut crfryllme he groaned, "I |lpd’ ‘ like prune Julrc'” *he re now on We're tightening up our doriietlic economy That's part ol the loop program, Isn't It?" " i f Isn’t goop-H Is G O P," oh JecUd Wilbur "Well, It's geep tn me,” said Trains Mat. Adlal and I think you are dll goops. Foreseeing four long years of prune Juice If the Republicans won, Wolhur derided it was lime lo compromise. (They're lull, tough nnd terrlfle! Men of the Foreign Legion, ready "I'm tired of all this fussing over for advent mo ami romance hi toe picture "Ten lu ll Men" opening at petlttfs," he said "II you'll go Movlulemt Rhle-lo Theater tomorrow night olid starring Jody Law- blel, to serving orange juice— and tehee, Kirrnn Mnme arid Gilheii Itoliml. Color by Technicolor. ktdp your mouth shut about Adlal for one full creek— I'll buy you a parrot'' Trellis Mae agreed All her married lire she hail wanted a 44 *(N|lMt.ril f fsiiH t*«»te llnp I parrot SO she would hove someone bower anti Stevenson this time td talk In on (he nights Wilbur Dmnocrnl or llopuhtinm They're weht bowling or played poker. the only one* on the ballot Will " i j ’i a deal," she agreed. "But (Ha .Stale* (lighter* break away It Hat to he a talking parrotfrom the Democratic Party entire hot One of those old dumb ones." ly (hla lime and vole for Risen Thai very morning Wilbur went bowef? Or will they find Steven lo a bird store and picked mil a *Oh more acceptable Ilian Truman fin* parrot, which, oddly, waa waa? And there aie about 273,uoo more lucky," said the pro vblcra this year lliun Florida bail IhC's Rot the he.*t vocah In 10411 Nobody quite knows wbelli shy bird I ever had " er they are newcomers (rom lie ersatlnn went from birds idildkan area* of Hie North, tin -alner. from women to Inn lalMirer* from Demoeratb and from baseball lo stronghold*, Immigrant* from fafrns nnd Sinnll town* of neigh boring Southern slate*, young nn tlVcx Just out of military ;cr. Ut "A number of people who conic and cullegen, or Negroes toting tfl her* are for Gov. Stevenson.'' frtr Ike first time They probably ilk ! the proprietor, "but 1 llko make up a general mixture of i>n .lulln Thrinm* Pearson, for mlny td Jell 'em all that I like Ihe" llllcal backgrounds and Iciiumg* ■M Ilk* Ik*, too,” said Wilbur. Most ol them are registered >r»t* an attorney with the United And every lunch hour for several iderttial eamlidates always far out Stall I Department <>f Agriculture, rinia to tin- faculty of the College day a tw dropped Into the store to noil thrlr parly membership m < iav at Htetsuii University for i m Folly and chel with the owner rlfirlda Thomas K Dewey'* total ntin- |uimiiM-i term and will remain oh politic*. Meanwhile Trellis Mae vole In HUH. for iuslanee, was ifoi tin- full semester. niter mentioned Adlal once, nl more than three time* as tug a* (hough the itrtln of staying silent the total number of registered lie vialbily was making her nervous pbhllcan* Editor Herbert M. Davidson ol the On* week from Ihe diy she made Many voters register as Drum Daytona Reach News Journal said r bargain her husband returned cfats almply because the real elec he "polled 2oo voters at random. tie with the parrot In a bright tlfm for stale anil local offices Is Results; Elsenhower 100; Steven* ill the Democralic primaries The son 73; iimlecltled 23." B*^0h*V(ib(ir, ah#'* beautiful. Can luqmhllrans generally offer token Davidson, whoso piper has en­ r#alfy talk?" said Trellis Mae candidates or none at all for such dorsed Stevenson, saltf despite this aba dapping her band*. Miffed al being posts. poll be believes "Ihe big bulk Of doublet!, Polly turned three alow Hiirh of Klacnhmvrr'.* strength hack country vole and moss vote Mmersaulta on her perch, then In the survey of Florida editors will slay In the Democratic col­ looked nut upside down and snld came from Dalle County, which umn inu*l of the umleckfeda will suaUls, "HaOo." has almost a fifth of Hie slate'* gu Democralic" ami Volusia Coun­ WRbtir smiled and slnrled tn Ihe voters in Miami nod tl* suburban ty will vote for Stevenson. . . bathrenm lo take a shower. Ex­ area Ilorgan Welch nf the DeLand cited, TretHa Mae ran Inin the A rnnsnllilallon of Ihe Miami Sun New*, on Hie other side of the kilckAh and came hark with a editors' estimates Indicate* that county. Mild it was a loaxiip right ergrter. A* Wilbur paused hy the Elsenhower would gel 37 ft per ren! now. (hi Hu- eumhiiu'd basis al bathroom door, he heard hts wife of Dade's votes Thill would lie a Welch's estimate snii Davklamt'A major reversal of political trends, poll. Hie nullity wits listed 31-49 1 # a eraeker folly like because Dade's record In receni for Elsenhower a* of now. (Four year* has been dlxltncily pro New i was a moment nf silence. il cast II.2IH) votes for Deal Truman gol 33.5 per cenl of year* ago, In the mice nf Ihe parrot 7,704) for Dewey and 9.400 the vole there four year* ago, nml Truman. I. raurems hut clear: for Thurmond ) Sen George Kmnlhera couldn't "IJ Ik i Ibet I like Ike " Editor* gave Kisenhowgr M par carry It as a home town Imv tnak Wflmir quickly dosed ihe door Ing good against Claude Pcpiicr cent of the vote In Broward, Or­ ehmc Mm and was a long lime ange I’inellns, Putnam and Hafatwo years ago. ill jug hit shatter. When he re One Miami prditlcnl writer said *oln Countlaa; 37 3 per cent In ntgxed the living room, the bird hh was tldnkliig slrirtiy of today, Dade, 33 per cent In Duval, Minand Elsenhower's recent reception nice, Palm Reach and HI. Join*! • ' f c s Fo^y?” he asked. IS Miami, when lie put the general 33 |ier cent In St. Lurie, 31 M "One goop In ihli house la more ahead He mill be ex pee led the I'olk mid Volusia. AR of them but pcmlulutn to swing hark lo Hie Dade and I'olk filled lo give Tru ­ has enough." said Trellis Mae. t put her In the refrigerator to man a mnjtirlty four years ago. vfenson by election day Another said he also was bus Stevenson was rated at M par tmuiLltef for saying she liked lug hls opinion nf Eisenhower's cent of the vote in Taylor County, ilrength on Iho general's reception, no per rent In Washington, T3 » Mid Iho fact "lliern is so much .faexsob fall thre# th fitfll wgyt Republican activity now and su Florida). 70 In Brifilfflra l Ihtlr Democralic." Klseiihuwrr's roe, 112 In l^nn, 60 In BI' lAur did much lo prod Hip Demo DeSotn, _ . Escambia, r mil* Inin nrlion In Florida, Madison ami Marlon, 33 In Scnlthough. nole urd Suwannee and 32 In m m Only one ig Hip IK participating Icr. etlltnrs took nnytlung that resell, T5in eandidnles ware declared bled n formal twill or strnw vole running even, nt 30 per cent each, In Alachua, Charlotte, Collier, Har­ dee, Hendry, Hillsborough, Holmes oVer-lmllillng In the Inst three and Lee Counties. • years some four mtlllun new homes In HMfl, Truman got rightly less havn In sii hiiUf. Hlownesn of sale* lhan 49 per cent of the, votfl caat Ih some aecllmi* Indicaled that Ihe Postwar, housing shortage Jisd been per cent, Thurmond IS per cent llehiwl finally. and Henry Will act 3 perJdnt. Now the marriagn rate Is falling, Truman led in 94 6! Ihe i f Mun dii'anteg that fewer new families Ilea, Dewey In 10 and T m r f M d tt Iwng formed nnd requiring In three. T rn m ri g M m S) imod. in 40 countwg, DttttAf M HhFfhs Many builders, however, deny missed It hy Iwo votes In a third), M there has been any decline In and Thurmond in one, using, demand, A former pres!Editor* who look for Efieniowet ml ut the National Association of to lead nr run strong in their coun­ III Estate Hoards, Alexander ties RaVe these typical reasona; immor, Newark, N. J.. predicts "Discontent with the Democrat­ ht the romoval nf rigid controls ic platformJ' vlke'a personal pop­ ilj moan stepping up of now con- ularity ami life belief Stevenson atruction. Is tied lo Truman.” "Wldtspread lie sees as new ruatomers those disgust with Truman." "Peopti Newspaper Poll K Asheville Mo*tori lai* Angrle* New Orleans New York Wnshinalon Jacksonville Miami Tallahassee Joseph Cotton makes love to Shelley Winters, in this scene from Universal-International' “ Untamed F'rontirr." Terhnlrolor. Showing on the rtitx Theater screen Thursday and Friday. Ike On Labor (•'••tinned r , » * »•*« fleet ihe'e rontrnrts; Ihe »*«ursncr d)ft union members gel n regular re port on their union's finances.” Elsenhower lotd the gno delegates "you know me well enough lo know that I have not come lo curry any sperlal favor "I have not rome lo bid or compele for your endorsement," he said "M y views toward labor will be the same ns they long have been, regardless of the Mellon taken hy the AFI, at this convention In the mutter of endorsing a presidential candidate "M y guide in this vital mailer, as In others, will always remain the same: "What Is good for America— all America " lo reference lo Ills Democratic rival for the presidency. Elsen­ hower declared: "My opponent made plain on Labor Dav Ibid he wnnled (tower, as Presidonl. lo compel arbltra lion That is exactly what I am against If you want the basic, Irreconcilable difference between his position and mine, there It Is lie and his parly embrace com­ pulsion 1 reject compulsion! ' Elsenhower askrd "Can labor have forgotten the extraordinary proposal of the present adminis­ tration for dealing with a threat ened railroad strike?'' "It was the demand from the head of the Democratic Party lhat the strikers be drnftrd Into the Army " iTnls referred tn President T ru ­ man's action In IWfl when he selirtl the railroads and asked the men to slay on their Jobs When his rcqnpst was Ignored, he look drastic steps, Including the threat tn use troops lo run trains. The strike then was called off nflrr it had lasted two days.) F.lsenhower continued “ As chief of stuff (of the Army), I found myself Involved In that affair. That, was In lha ipting of 1010 I had Jusl relumed from a lour of inspection In the Pacific. I was trying to gel some rest down in Georgia I got a telephone call from Washington The message asked that I return to Washington Immediately lo assume command of the railway strikers, who were going to lie limited into the Army With a hitler protest, I refused Then I was told that I was con­ sidered the only soldier with whom the railway workers would even talk. So I agreed lo meet with them f was a soldier, not a strike breaker. "So far as I am aware my nppa nent In this election did nnl object fo the draft of striker* Into the Army, Ills running male (Sen John J. Sparkman of Alabama) voted for It It was the members FLORIDA STATE r THEATRES Kiwnnin Club (Continued From !'*«• *tee) Andrew Johnson did not have murh srhool training. U. H. (Hen* was a colorful character. Ruth, erfnrrl Hayes was very upright. James Gaiflrld was a lawyer. Chester A. Arthur was noted ns a idavbnv. Benjamin Harrison was mint lu-r lawyer president. William McKin­ ley was the friendliest president. and Theodore ........veil the most dynamic. William II. Tnft wn.t the most genial and Woodrow Wilson the most Idealistic. Wai • ren Harding was the most betrnyed nnd Calvin Coolldge, the moat reserved. Herbert Hoover was an engineer nnd u millionaire •it 10. Franklin D. Roosevelt was note I as the most politically astute p r e . •Ideiit. Harry Truman had a great opportunity to he above III,. ,jv c. age bad h« surrounded himself with rnpnhlc men, said Mi lllough. Visitors from Winter Prick in­ cluded Herb Rnrmim, who as­ sisted Mr. Wilson In the Introdnc tionl, Rob Johnson, Hum Wright, Arthur Hrhulti, F. Haves, Jiggs Denning. J. Mm tin Htlnci-iph >r pi i-aideil. LAST TIMES TODAY I I THURS. & FRI.I COlO*** School Amendment f timfl hisph rrom |*n if 41uv 1 buildings. "Tho urnoiioi of notes <>r bonds that could ho Issued Itv Send nolo County nml finnnreil liiini>'>iln(<-iv through Gi Im Hinte fund wouM in- approxlmati-ly 41,090,0041," h>aalil. This amount, lin lirougllt out, "will take rare of Ihe most ur­ gent nerd* for the next few year*." "The iirucml* of eiirli notes or lionils would he enrefullv unaid­ ed bv the county hi-IiooI board and State Board of Kdiir-nlfnn to see that none nf it would be wasted nr expended In mu unwise man­ ner," he further explained. personal resnniillblllty to pcrsiuule voters to vote for the certlflcutliin of this niiieiidmcnt wblrh means so much to the slide." Mrs. It. W. tVllllnius, Hnnfoi<l, president of the rouncil, conducted the meet lug, which wai held nt !Nbw*tKereVa Beautiful’.Roof’ who could not pay Ihe high down are fed up with the Washington atymenls that Regulation X re- mess '* "(fenergt feeling that It'S wired (up tn 4o per cent cm a time for a ehaittA.'* "Tirsd o! • 9,000 or more, home l. erosive taxation 2nd bungling." Ipthers see n strong demand for Those who regwrted their coun­ tnhea In Ihe nbxt five years, ties strong for Htevonion baaed •pp aId E. Ryan, vice president In their eatlmatea on these reaaonst (degree of Ihe mortgage depart- "Overwhelming Democratic regm pl ol Investors Dlvarslfted HervtehA Ittf., Mhttwspoils, Aya the usptembsr, ueea. (teflon Tan build, aid tell, more tVah four mlltten Homee In Ihe n r t flye year*. Ic tradition," "ConiMhr MAMnsoo >Ne (Unu.any drop (n Ihe marAfge rite will be offset tty e rise lhr Incomes which Will mean In­ creased ability to buy homes. Itteplacement of obsolete housing tU fti will run to at laait 100,000 ,wuy Aourae, I m a Mm M M ’e^rtembpoia a r f e 'W t t .F ls hnwer nice window dresslnx for same Old Guard element that's been running Republican Party lor u lL fc -•i [*>t4 •' >* H. JAMES GUT' ira n c t 9ms i* Hit.* ' rr .W'VJ m% 1 it, f t l a w t ( uty I p m t f AephaU SU r« thUhy. It’d * tough rh id fle- med stronger Capflldate Uftn w u is n ." IB v e in ." . the wom en t w If a Ford Tractor fe ll conMlottHoui mnlntennncd attention every day H win deliver an awful iDt e< w ork before It n te d i an overhaul. But the H u m ceusee, dven te ■ Ford Tnefor, when |t Mode ■ trip to the chop to pul it in ehape far- erpuwulcal, pe seerful, new-Uke performance. When the* time comes, Juil phone ua. �I*> — that see intend !o rvgiiWr »aid name rmreuant to the term* of the FI elitism* Name Statute to-wit IN C O IIE C O l 'M T of Flnmli* Statutes 1»41 wI'IIT i n OF T il tVIINOLE COI NTV. with thr Clerk of the Circuit Court JC D U E. HFMINOf of Setnlftole County, Ft uTila, s r a t *: o r r u m m A . Vernon F. Vineyard IN NIOIIATK, toorpr II Williams. IN RF TIIE ESTATE OF Own. r«. KMM \ Mil I.FR FEROTHTON. Deceased. ;iej.(. :t. i pm?. TO AM WHOM IT MAY t ON* T i i r •» w r o i i n I/Ognl (Notice SAVI NGS IN COST BOYD - WALLACE Y w ! PltMand* from IS ': In 20" paid „n rnttr F1ri> nml Wlmlsfnnn Imuranc# I’ Iinnr 1(|| 112 N. iVtrk Avrm ic, Sanford, KlnrltU C liHN; Noth * o lor.'hv given that .lehr _r.T c c-.nu.nlc lilc.l hi— fma) I 1ak Kyii liti.r ni I In- c-lnfrT.f EliYtiiK Nlillc-r F'erginuti. dce'cn»cd; 11n.t In III .I hi. pc'lilinn lot tiiinl do ■eharge, and that lev .till apply to the Hi'nurnhli' Dougins Hteinetrmn, County Judge of Seminole County. FTni idn, on the Hth cInv of Ortnhei, A It. |lire*, foi nj.pioval of team.' nml fm 11rutI ill .longs «■> Kxeetitoi .•f tin •dnte of Cmiit:i Milter l et g.nee>na drc'cnaed, oil till* 2nd day of Se|iteiiii«'i, A I* 11*62. John li, l.ronnrdy Executor uf the r«tnir of Entnin Miller Fet gu-ntt, dieenned. U’NEAIa-KltANCH COMPANY ’ t'litrr d n herald lo l try vo lg e youl* OR. H. K. RINO ri?it*r tall fur OR. II. McLAlTLIN ORTOMKTRltST U E C lI d ] r if in o iM iA r r n n I’ine at Court S'» l ie Vtf.Je Cine ttfflrr I lure Slate ‘f9“ OFFIC K M H N IM 'H K « s r m .ih H Ftpl. 17. 1951 P$fe 5 P R O B lf M S A|tfffYinilti#nl ROV WALL Vh<m* 175^— 17111 tpa7 Sanfmd \cr. in Mainntia I'hnaa Stl I'll, o r . la. r . o o s s -V ncrtTPUHt vV'Tc,.,. I I O I T I S » it* l J — 2 It) B tin AI lanl lr Hank llnttdlaa I'hune 111 COMING TO SANFORD I.F.C.AI. Notiee i* lleMOy given that we are engaged in hunlnvea at 2**1 M..j«rh Itldg in Sanford. Selillliole County, Kin under the fir'dio ■« name. "YitieynP# A Company", and WONDER DRUG DISCOVERED \ O-HMKMK rti# tv#v* m11■•I# p tij #Ip I»* b » r**oUl«» h#k#rjit"t ilirhtoftu'hfn^, a*» |*.»p rfn l |i kill* . rtltltl 4 l.» * Hr*.## than i n T f l or •kin n t i n r l r a Imktmr « n J i# *'*' in h«“ iuJ'«(t * " * rUnit'**. Ho |tnlia itndhrr find* It Mnl for figurIok art nt if H-*« |rt hIl.l«*4 oft ro|t1«el rr rIn1n Kan1iffI*, fungi, 9>r(af>itni* fonlrhlui (ft* #n4 ItrlUMiti* *'» nfinn. jlnip'ra. r*ahr*. hl#mfahr*, •$"#». I t l t f f , *•»»<• |<to i, <Utolloft. Imre*bt-I» |>..w»rfil, f n l U r p l l r in>t ftltiflcM#, #tr#P. neho# K, O-K UKMi, mefki * o«-w afrit liaht'i tllaper rsah, *H*I ort *‘ijY t o * Y O U R B A TH OR r o w b ir r o o m w it h a W & 1 * c b a h b COUNTIR.TOR LAVATORY“ T ^ “f .,h, nfw beauty anil ...nveninut to yuiir home hy melml.na a Crane counter-tup hiv.in.ry m your remodeling plant. Here it the C.rane for nnull.itimi in tile, formica, linoleum or Whatever counter tup niaieri.il you prefer. Ma.le of t incout china in while or y„„r choice of eight -tr,.n,| ■‘"'I keep ile.cn. Chromiumplate.l mm with D u/.,,, control, mounted on con­ venient .mule panel. tVrvre *a*te. sire: J-t in. i Jl in. II <»uinIlint and |nAr#*iMi E E B R C T E 1 E R MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING —TYPING CRKDI'I INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATER OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES S Plumbing anti 1fontiti^ Contractors *htmc l(M) Ail v. HOW Can • Speak Effectively • 11. vclop I’ouc and Self I iiiifldetieo • linrea-e Your Inmuir • Win Frieiiil. and laflurner Feople Write far l-'ltKK l.llerattire, I I . OKI D A IN S T IT O T K .’HIM S. Hunch) St., Itrlmuln, Fla. K n r .TUI Kim A venire H n tu llit Mill Br nrrrpfFtf •hr ftilirHhrr It ri|trrirtl In |*rtt ' ... . ffttn t'tarnnnf fi rm tirM lM In a naif l»r i r • |tnrtu I l i l r I him Mttr Ina-ttf f rt f !»■#»- I I ti|'S m Mnl« as Hughs. ......... gu op tic. c* - t i e d M ilt K E N T — I Lfti. lilt* Li ino r.’I.M* *mt S i IIIft* I A vi* All ft*i imt t |;*7f»o tut |{hvi*HMi»I M lull. RdmI h 11U:Mt \ mun. \ <‘.tt |* l III i * Imk *v S Phi It no \ t ( i i i h i : iirm m o M m o m i: i i N -' U iv I D l M i n i *M 11rtf »ir rn *htM hutint*. H L Lt it f u i i n *h* I K-jif i ’ • ft it* * I in w i i i l P i I’ L l • •Miiih* v* M 11 m* ill) 1-1 i liil, Mt*ti I'limit* I i'tH \\' 1' itf111m#ki*r! Apt Itnimii’ f»R| **•I •‘O Avr $ \ | un Ii I a J Hi I* * 11|Mi I (l|#t lM|f d|t||» t ’llV *, U ib m m ' h> i i ' T m i j i ' . 'til! lall Ill'll (flllh* *|•f|FI1V t 'lull I l|i|V «*'f|<111 fHiM'i tluAkli, ItJtlt'Isl 1 eft M'l u iitlilM Nn H IM IH liSI A ll'! Ml If yuti unlit t•* liny, limit nr tfrll, \I'T I H U l**'*(f U MI|tNISllKI> 1'rivnir fmlli \iLilt f *Li 11*'** I ttH f f'tillrI t lilnrk *»t i'lfv Li till Vi>, Itf IiiimIm H im h v ItNISHKI* dnvcriattcii - ippi* liient \dnll» mils *<ll Clin IIUlJKE. with one m *ss< *mint. p) 1 I lak A sm i . ti­ led ROOM efficiency iipaitmen' Hullnltli- fill rmijtle, id,■ally In tali’ll nr:n.a fiotn Pita| liffl.tImpiile .In, nlwnn'a Drpl. S'mn. H K A U TIK E L fmii mhuii hmt fund.imd nr ttnfui ni.lmd rail H5fi M I IliiNIHIiL'D nr Ullfuiliialteil t rnniil gal age it|iatlnteiil, new ly derm at rd. Call Hhf, M VPAHTM ENT svith vitrd. lint sv.i trr. rlietrje. kilelltpt. 1!I7 fu’iltu A VP. I nitNIH IIKII apartttieni Hllhl Park Ave I’lmne Pfth It nt \X H A I L , U«*Btlnr Si.ttr Hunk llulldltii Mf>ll Mull*' Htmir 17AM f l i l III alll'tl rtf It-1 I ltd IRl'O Pmk \y » ' l» m I URN I Silt I » mu*! 1iiit*iil Hu if rutint * nn«l tuiiL # (fn nn **mnil* C<MI|>I«' Hilt v ft IN Wih I I f St umit. I \ y ii I). P i l e , ! , .Smith H tin f'P d I h ntir 7 1it W ,t \s Ft mi* i-'r re I lee Huffip Rental svith ruirllaae I tctie tt m nl Hpnknrik lile- v, Paint i n l it i . i ;s m i« HALE S * tft k /M * I I .XEDO Ef.L'DH Cninplele Hite IliinC, Til.edit Feed riinre Hi PIECE 1.1VINO ROOM (iH O I'P i',n -iilln g "f ,nfn, matehiug i hall, tdi.tl.il* etui tnlde. ll.tt.|. talde. enffee iltltle, J laldn Ultllia. altmkrt and .nfa pil |nw nil till, fm fClil tire M U 'H R It OF SANKOint <10.1011 E. I at HI. Phone 127 I 'HKD T il l EH tMMl un. I Noil auto luhrii, fills' up. r'lrratulie SturPX, i l l F,. I at St. in I M ul SIKS I ifi litm Mumuiiin1 t neVrelii d 1Jl Itt111\ I' * ll,-,|i Is I'|,| Ilia ,uut. I' slid I li,t itlutll s l '.III ns f.u flee , I HI, c•• I •I* I I ” '- I I,* I III I I " i n , i. 1)11 I T I t N U i S Its is I * 1k s \\ 1, 11. l-'hml find I llrphn e M I. IIMllCI'S III.', W 1,1 St Plume IJ , C O M P IE TE i hi lut, hen fl Igel lllnl , ,1,*' , tend - »' heiil,, mils tin.............. hns in .Snnfni d I le. ) 1 1, * ■• II Magic din \ se SP ARE I 'mnlicling I id lie.,'Mi.non (t |’C N e s s hci scin'*.ve, lllpll cluiilllimi I. e S,n I I 111 Magm'lln \s • Pte-’ • 627 It M Alii He A N \ It,,If, i I ltd, dl eliaii a I pi i It,-,11 Pimm- tllfi P u p icaiht niegiCH-tlvr gar *,i i s ,, S info, ,| area til, >i i,< "tnm t*s|',ti- M tii»> liny i* . i.i, i.'tvl,,*i '.pi*ii WtlliK W A N TE D —t S11 live. Ml, C I* I in', I esvell \s* I Ipper I* \itk lie si —L------------------------ 17 S I’H 1 1 l'i > 1 I VI ,*aI' It V I I i"..P — •I C Sli I. I'unto Technician , H W It..,ile I. Han f UP I V\ I I CM,Its •urfn-'ed In per f,.i i, Hid f lm*i a made Ilka ,, s | i ,, i lung, cleaning A vvattne .d pm tnlde imwer plant. *■<t'**.(• Semtiode t'unnty alnea I’ II M fileu-ulli Luke Maty t U IP E N IE II WORK t * it its k ti picit Jnha, to amntl tuiil ting. •’call Jim 1112 M 4. it um * r e p u n a n t v ic K Its I Ido Mile* ii* • Kuinlttda •Vide* lid K Ilia*. I'll 1126 Dili \ N I m Mmning RriitlneL Or litn-l" 1 si mug Star. Call 1 1*.i, |Dir. .1 *7 Ll | ritftt H( H *MS Mv I k»\ »*f VVti'L. Pul in** | Vlutrl l ’ll A h i - l \s till \ t MH h It |d ,,U ,* si M l\ n i I III* \l n i n I till unit M YtaNnt | V I’lln M •M l I 111 I I l t d • genlh-m in p it1' |.m,| i I., h„mu’ .nice exp,p tern-' L'mh vai'i*bIy Will* V\ j*f. !<' lift^ c%’Jx. 1*11 v»r*Mll II* lit I» I 1**1 cc it it m \t*l \ ,. ,\i IS scanted In liuni rc .id,-, e 1v das week I’lumi II si III V A tti'U gum itvifi <tl viiit.L f*** P i n e II.HIHi I ’ c I lilt H,\t E A fiiMv i nti* littIf *! fiimI»t»*.in Luiin* idiii lv fmlslut! i h ; k i : n s i : imm s i n u n a v y r i:R s n V M :u NAAS IVrhuiiiH'l Only, A vuIImM* scill, vieI Mn.l In in Incvlt giving full "I pall lime I... pm «('. nil to ITS IN W » i a,', is. . I, . S I ,11 dpi* it u| elite 1te» l.'SI 11,'Uile \ 111I I. i . i -rig . he.. and •*f* riiA H K iN g'Ua'OI a rc Imv I i * n n I n • alcnn SIom* . H i I- 1 -I St M II U l| I.I \ M.*a. Ill U llllt I III N I'nlk Sir Pinan- 11 Jit PI \ Nt IS. I 'HI 11 p i'. M e " , \\ I 1 AKA Aphrtrnrnl# H I W Firnt Mlffi'i. I'lmnt* 4Rll W. I if I *» Hi ^r*IMtv A|*L- II alt a- 11,it and ginug*’. .' 1,-1 , lila is« I LIT R Visit |‘h \ p Ih W l i eal , *. ,c , 1* , l>,-,*t»p, l , s itci r w w r e n - i MV I » I M l 'C 1W i * h,.I*,,,*in 11 >cc.i.- lieu SANFORD HERALD ^mv Twn Lfilmuitt Irlr k i G l i t n , Lt tfiU fiinf NiiTuiuul puirh, rrihinlr inti h $7r»im I'htitif imi-j lies It AH TIC I.FH EOF SACK K F K N IT I’RF CLOSE t»l I ll M l H FYIN fi HY US M I K M n o o n n r v fN f i ro it v o i ■ •J Dnuhte flrmcaer itaaea- with mlrrtira .and entnr reg price *»R 00 ....... . ■J Vanity |1re,.rr» complete svith .tool and mirror ..and enlot Reg fHS OH ,',n .' ’ |le*k Cheat, fiuii ill an el Sstill 7m III ice top, aniul , nil,I Keg. pi lee fllN HP I.', el' , , .’ Mil,let I'lie. I •>( dlasvera fnur drtt" c. .and en|,,r ||,g I ’. e,l pric e 15'.’ IN* 1 M " Heicdlmaicl, <nnd i-nlnt Hey I '. no (•lire t.’WPII See The.e V'ltlue, it ECHOLS IIEDMIM. i ClMI1\ M I |M I'lilmetli, l.rncie I.Htll f li\ .SlIiKf: l.’.'i t ’vtn, a Vvc ue i etc ni f u -citing leasing fossa aatl. ft*# THE T K I .K I M IO N K S IHd nnd 1071 Room 4(11 Sanford Atlantlr National Hank Itolldlnf i ill ll SI in,ill flame Imuae .* , In- It m>0 , a. .lei-pillU (tat c-li, kII >lieu , •111it•i.i.-nI im luded Cell iial i,,arat■•><Fill, E7WMi.Mii .Cam doivii. I>nl nice monthly H , ••*■*> ,*, and Cr*r n i.1*. \Y |‘i, -I 1'luir e 7'tt! iMf«iii |if 11 Im ttrtfrr fttr tt# t tt •• Milt I ll*» It* at |e>>* 4lE.tr 4t*ftlt*^ ■all VI m i l lilt m t t * i h r In tt#r .•iiirr un I hr tint hrfttar (mi it ll •tit Inti f*lrtt«r n ttllf f tt * htttttr i f l i t i r i * mn •: fo lks M il’ ll \RIHtR LOTS 17 In . Serine lake view, olhei. Intel lot lata \ m eyrelletlt Inve.Intent tti ana Unit i- raptdlv developiinr Ml 1.>i. kdfg'ii HU 111. 11 1.miii .nut Ci litotes, mil W l i t -I I’hioo* «irf thr Irlrttkiiftr ttH in r u t .it n tt tin nt c h it t n e If H i i t r ttftinr I* D a t f i l In t h r f r l r n h < * t i r Itmtlt In 'rtH P lf fu r t i ll * lM*t't*»t ttttnf n lltttt tt o i .o r f d liond h*t. for .ate »n LoyharC. and We« I S a n f o r d Suhdivl.inn Itinhi down anil |ft no per month. Write (W n Katun Ilona mg C'irp., nn* d ll. MtamH lloarh. Fla PHONE 148 Ida — 1 S— Heal Fatal# Fnr Saip t rhe lo ll.e la a r a l r a a p p l y In *cll V V a a t t i l . p a k t U k e g l a T h e - i a tn.it H e r a l d ! i tim e lice p e r t l a e l a a e r l t a a t ttm ea tne p e r lla e la a e r t lu a n tlHcea Mr p e r t l p e l a a e r l t a a tim e* Or p e r t l a e l a a e r l l e a V. e r r t l a e h t r V e a r l y I ’e a t t a r i r i c e c a r d , ta th e lla e . II..icicle I t a l r r t c . M i m a Ka c-e I n p . " CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD .1— Uae HERALD WANT ADS H'wtii C A U US TO D A Y L In nttill ri l ntn|rrae l«r k r r ^ l n i N i t aklfi ■ Ptftt ft*#, tH#t itallKlllf '£*U K l i l M f * t-wli » Ic.ai « r.tr-v-,| ••' l«f a. lion or niiHtff l*ark. I.rnrit \, AX MINSTER <<ig 12 c l.’> l<„ nil t.elge Mntlipi-.ufed I*1. MM2 I SPECIAI llnilvscmud H'-d I '»»m plete UP.60 Ice jii,,i,:-« mm ■ Hjiring Iiialliiu.s, five c e l l , g e, unlee, iila.tl, ti e <i >1I. u n i d 1Tmn»e v""i ' ' I ’,'. |,tilt,un n"d enhn T he Fiiinilnie t ,-ntei, |t<» W I'm d tiitojl t'HKD Sllltigll SC,|-aI,", HflMllI ,in,l fith III) tcl t'icniutd Fdeelrle Cn., II)'. Mngiediic \ E S E I) ITdeviainu Set- fiuiu J0f, m, tilt. Wirin'* ’IVIeviKtmi and lln (lln, ;tll|l Eaal Si en'.d Phone Ilf p i t MIIIND t nti mi 1 in.l lejinti amrk Err» • if in ile 1! i. Ciaevey ‘ 11r' l -1*i A i ♦* Hmne IM2H 201 \ HIM I S I1rn ml. a tup* ( ’ \\ - ,.l , '1kll'g ML* Sfinfnnl I'I in .11 1 w Xt 1IM 1 I.* i W I SI ID S I \U1tl FIN A N C IN*. I,i. v*u*i local hunk Inidu* ' - ssdts 11*•A t* W ALLAC E, 16- 2lt‘ - ,'ividenda Phone 1114 i \ I I I.IO . i.'-neijdur nr Hlnrtpv S* i si. i lu ll ;,I7. Hwam'a Unt­ ie ■> Herv*. e Siinfuid Avemi* ■I II' I ',e l , sl c i-et d I lA P l.s llulld,,/er vcora. l!>, .■iHi Iit* Jlittcc k rite Eatltunic ,, Spieider .Service, Lima mill Dnlmiiile nml Fertlllier. i .ip. nl,, At (it A'ly Phona I IPd M m HUM J VVV N MitW’ EIlH atiarppnad. Ill. jeli-t irpnlred. .Shilitian'*, ll(* K Jth St Pliimtdng A Hnppllea t'mdiartlng A Repair* W J King 2 (JIM| Smith Park A»a phone nr llllt It ■olmiiul tTeatiel-c know tons pin, II Sun 11 goalanteel nud Ii pi ",,f mg <|K,.||I „ you u( llitii.ll.ny" npp, in une” Plume IMI Im It..... .. -11v•11 y set vice, Itul I U l IY and Unity lied* fm ield las, sveek m moiRli |'h L’<ir till -11< *'< nte|, I I *t W It t I lie di-ltsiuy el vice relephntVc I I ', i <\1 I.IH Red llnme Dietitian l.ciillenl eai<’ Car uae lira muililo 1**17 W D IN E T T E ael light mik fined . M -pTH \NKS mid gnmar trap*, |4li.Of) 2 i oeklall eliidics *1‘, nn i.unine I idid leaned, tit nitty r* Reed, t It Ialt dn each, 2 for $26,011 Cornet lock held it I ran*, $1110 Cedar .lieal, 16 Hit. 1 I *111 , 2 pal), plant it- dtafira. $1 60 nl'1 Iln t’Sl.S Cieeiled F’»uMilailima Clark Ave, Apt 1 mis tom ,e *16 1)11 W*ite "t’re mti liny N It . Sanfm.l Her­ FDR HALL An,in slli Imlti ald Phone 2(Ut J . m|r< him \su |i\ i M K.SF H V. Ilnntrt tl tm T H E K ILLIN G net mu <*r luv i <i to i nn |>.m J(h- ju-i day. Xli-a. Iii 0 liriutl nil Roaeli I’Tluil til a i I.m’' a 7 i'Ii'Ii ' i H uiontha. aim kill- nnla. Itmimil AI TtlM tHIILKS let and Amleranu'a. I*M» Fi I <i — It t NElIRNl.HHEIl five rnnm hnuae fJIn.e In jiliiniiry aelmol. ltl'7 Ill AVERSE Filrnalon Rnda 2«" Weal Hrrilnd Htieet Phane In |Hu" Hcpikuilk Gla** ami 110 J. . Faint Co. Heal Kalate For Halt — t C H EST of Diawera.-iiiiy tV|ie nr alae finlahed or jnfltiDned, Prlc DEFEN H II II o T h INO FDR e*l In milt yotir hudfet. Vlelt u» N AV Y PERSONNEL lit llfi W Kirn*. Telephone We art almoat anld out. Havn Jual 1136— The Ftirullurp Center. We'll luiy ymir car rcgardlf*a oi a few 2 hedroont houaea and ntm age nr rnnditlon. SPECIAL 3 bttlrnom haute laft. Wo are PIANOS -New anil uaed. Torina • Little A Reel Hard Car* flat autlioritcii to huild any inutu Trade-ilia. Kinlei'a Plano Hlote, W H ILE T H E Y L A S T 2nd and Sanford •t the low down payment of E!0D Myrtle Avenue. Phone C O C K TA IL CHAIRS 167(100 for Navy pernnimel. 1 M R - W . ________ YOUR CAR la worth mure nioMi For Living, Dining, lled-mum Oller-Weller llomra. Inr. hiue We nerd dean ’47, '4Mi 4ft* Comer Mellonrllle and Randnlph GOOD t'HKD Flectrld RcfriglraRegular $12.1)6 Now 'ftll. '61, '68 inodrla Hatlpy tm only lint) 00 Sanford EleeItl.HH W'ailawurih, 001 North Oranf** M AYFAIR , (21) Vltglnln. y liedfrit- Co. III! Magnolia Ave. t tr IninIn: I'lmne HM)7. mom hnuae. practically nesv, M ATH ER (IF SANFORD hardwood floors, furnlihy ! nr 203.0(1 E. lal SI. Phone 127 iltifurniihed. Priced raaiottahlv. CASH Down payment, then ffnl.25 Pniil Fm Second Hand Furni­ monthly, whtkh alio covura taaea a u t i c l b h W A N TE D -0 ture. •ml inaurance. O.' D. Farrell, Arcade I’^ckaije Store. Wo buy, ««'l * trade ti*ed M ATH ER OF HANFORD furniture. \Vtl»on-Mulor Furn*0309 K. ini 81. PHotre 137 LARGE. L O T all clear, rcaaonahla. Near,Grammar fk'tmol. A[,|rty 410 Myrtle .Avenue. < A— H ELP W A N TE D V E N E TIA N BLINDS NEW H ull HE Itloek conatruc- Factory prices! Rolla-Hsatl Blind*) A T T E N T IO N SUCCESSFl L tltm. •Cloan In-400 Colonlhl Why. SALESMEN Aluntlnttm *lati, cation ot plii* tic tjipc*. Complcla rfpklr $«■• If you are experienced In outalde FOR HALE hy owrt«r. 0 hetlrootti A GOOD U 3 C . reInil kiiIi'n in Hanford men. and eoncrt’li, Much, tvllh Miirrii. I.nf A r FROM T H F A W Inlertatcd in hollering SEM INO LE V E N E TIA N Ill.IN D ettleil nn 2 ‘lolP. Hurclle'ni Inrnuiul full ilelnllK to Item "II". d COMPANY tltm. 400 Kdilhn Circle, lllgltlninl Our oihhluycea know tltia ml. 42# Wrat 3rd I'fc- 1103’ IV Park, rhone 13H0-M. 16 mm M Vr- I "ihit N«y*$£fj>#r) 9 Cgs*a1 i ' �•* •u » T H E B A N fO R D H E R A L D ' Fax* g Wednesday, Hepi. 17. IDS! Durocher Takes Long Shot On Stanley Woodward Predicts FSU To Young Pitcher, Loses Game Win 4 1952 Tilts In 9 To 0 Victory For Chicug-o Cubs; Dodgers Win 4 To 2 By JOE HKIC'III.FH AP Hporta Writer 'I juat gambled and luxl, tliut'x all.’ The quotes are those1 of Manager Leo Durocher, who yexterday a* founded the cx|A>r1i. funs, upposi Uoa and hla own playerx by pin­ ning the New York Glints’ pen tant hopes on the shoulders of u pUchlng neophlte who had never hurled an Inning of big league ball. The youngster Is 25 year-old Jack Hanbman, ■ funner first base flop who turned to minor league pitching last spring and wax (Hants day be brought up to the Glai fore'ysterday after a 7 7 record I with Minneapolis of the American Association Harahman walked to tho mound under hla own |>ower but collapsed quickly and the Chicago Cubs, be bind Warren Marker, brecu-d to •'i o victory The defeat wux the more biller because It was fnl lowed by Brooklyn's 4 2 trluuiuh over Pittsburgh that boosted the Dodgers' National league lead Over the Giants to four games with only 10 to go for each side ! ,'rI bad to go with llarshinaii Who tilt did I have? The others kre all overworked," Durocher _ l»th loss. It was Ihu Yankees’ fifth straight win. Mika Garcia kapt tho Indians In the running, spinning a lolillli-i far hla 31st triumph defiat*. The St Loula Cardinal* advanced Within 3W games of the second |WU9*VMI liu n i aau k tut I m u ie vv a . M and 5-1. The Hedblrda atnaahed (lx homora, two by Solly llemua aa Btu Miller and Harry Urccheen were credited with victories over Warren Spahn and Krnle Johnann. jlobln Roberta becamo the first National League pitcher aince ttuu to reach IS vlctorlea when he pitched the Philadelphia Phllllea to a 4-1 triumph over tho Cincinnati I*Chicago's Wlillo Box protected UMir third placo poaltlon In the can League, dividing a douder with the Philadelphia Dave Phllley'a homer and Byrd'a aeven hit pitching won tho openar for the A'a, An U-hlt attack halpod the Sox lake the nightcap, 7-1. Rookie Jim Dyck blaalud a pair homers for the HI. Loula llrowna | It could not overcome ail early N tM -ru n load piled up by tho Boaton Rad Box, who won, 11-7, to lake fifth place from tho Senatora. E S Three Stetson Frosh Will See Action ID OR— Three freahmen f to ate a lot of action letaon Hatter* thii aeaion rom their work In prac- uy. tnelskl, tackle fmm Prov- k S H M .w a .i ' Granano Is- ore Vanderbilt Plays Georgia Saturday I He Wfll Win 10 I d Rugged Opening Game Of Season Round Go Tonite Big Television Aud- Expected To X5iSil'£mXil~ \ \ alio'ptffi Harahman couldn't escape uu In olpg without being scored upon aruf was derrlcked In the third Inning, which ended with Hie Cubs enjoying a 00 lead. - The (Hint players, who raised tbelr eyebrows questioiilngly wlu-o they learned of Durocher * plans, didn't help the cause much, either, by aklng out a meager three widely scattered hlti off the Cub knuckle bailer. 'Heartened by the Giants’ loss, the Brooks stepped out III Hie eve and knocked eked off the Pirates the help of home runs liy Hodges and Duke Bidder Gil hammered hla 12nd off loser Murry . ckaraon. Snider hit his 20th of the pic................................. year In the fourth. . took a alerting relief Job by Hughes and another by Ju t’ Black to prsaerve the brooks' Mad. Hughes, recently brought up from Montreal, relieved starter Billy Loea with the bases loaded and nobody out In the fourth und retired the Pirates without iit-rmlt ting a Buja .finally scored nil tho ... righthander In the ninth twu on and the lying runs (be bases whan Black sauntered and fanned Prank Tlioinu* for i third out. levaland remained Mtationary In pursuit of the American League leading Nsw York Yankees despite (hair lo Inning 4 3 triumph over the Washington Senators. TiltYankee* malntolned (heir 2d game margin— with to to go— when rookie southpaw Bill Miller twirled u three hH 7-0 shutout over the lieirolt Ttgars. Joe Collins and Hank Bauer if By The Associated Press trying it pick up galne the bard Thera once was a time when way. Cosch Bob Woodruif said bey the elite of Southeastern Confer­ ence, football— such as Vanderbilt hopes to use two offensive and twdi and Georgia— leisurely opened defensive teams as units against their re.«OM .maulingsuch in n o c e n t m - r r s . Mi*xtii!«ip|*i i.ikts on Memphis berland, Tennessee Tech. Union. State Friday mitlit hi Memphis. Tho tour remaining SEC teams Bethel, Murray Stale, Firman and will be idle tills week-end except Oglethorpe. These days Ihe opposition on for practice. opening day is entirely different For example Vsndy meets Geor Small fry often en|oy raisins gla Saturday In Nashville fi.lit>.l l<> thi-ir cereal; they like Why has the custom on openiiii’ l.idm n sugar igar on the cereal snmesomeday changed? Money is Hie prm times, too, », ax u change from whitSMk clpal answer Where 2U.0UU ot 26, 000 will pay *3 00 to stt ami watch Georgia, only 3,000 to 7.600 would bother watching Vandy kick little IIA K IJ K K S im i* Bethel out of the park. AT For two of the few remaining days before his team takes on S T A T E FAHMKKS M A R K E T slightly favored Georgia, Coach NOW OPEN Bill Edwards of Vsndy ordered a slowing down tn practice. During t iwo-lour drill Tuesday Edwards noted the Commodore* hail "sud denly lost much of our team speed I'm hoping the boys will Ixmme back with lighter practice '' Bad news reached Georgia with word that Charley Madison had sprained an ankle He ioiiied Ho other ranking right half. Lauren Hargrove, on the Injury list They may see limited duly against Vandy. Two other teams facing rough opposition Saturday— Kentucky and LSU— worked hard on passing game*. Kentucky sharpened op tor VIII Ulanova, opponent in Hie night opener in Lexington, end LSU f<nr Texes, a night opponent in Hulun Kntubliaheri ID yearn In Rouge. Georgia Tech meets the Citadel Orlando. Resident office— Saturday In Atlanta In Ihe weak I lift Conway Road. est opener for Ihe top rated En gineers since 1941 when Chatta nooga was the foe Neither Florida nor Alalia ma should be poshed too hard by Mel son and Mississippi Southern Fiur Ida prepared for the Hatters from DeLand by polishing Ihe payoff 4Hell fk Co., punch— working on k-utninK wiiui to do when the goal line Is near 19 S. Court Street, Orlando Buford Long, Papa Hall uml Mike Karaphlllii punched Inin the line UnlyjrxM/ priming for their bee DoVey S ltt lT l moit chnllenglng pigskin pro­ gram ever— are rated pre-sea­ CHICAGO OR - With a welter­ son favorites In four of their 10 games, according to Stanley weight title abot already promised, Woodward’s 1052 football annual scholarly Chuck Davey will only risk getting hla feelings hurt and now on (be newsstands. A nationally-known sports hla undefeated ring record ahat columnist and presently sports tered tonight agalnit rough and editor uf (he Miami Daily News, ready Rocky Grailano, ex middle Woodward sees the Hemlnules weight champion. Keger to prove be Is not over ss sn even elude* In three runtests snd the underdog In an­ the hill, the 30-yesr-old Grailano ■ayi confidently that he will win other trio. With a 0.1-man squad long on the scheduled 10 rounder tn Chi­ freshman and short on game ex- cago Stadium with ■ knockout. prelence, Head Coach Don Vel- Sharpies will lay 9 lo 5 odds that ler’s aggregation will enter the he's right. Davey holder of ■ Michigan Louisiana Teeh, Stetson, Furman and Woofford game* as the fav­ State masters degreeln education thinks bis speed and unorthodox orite. Woodward predicts. keep C yla wtU keei the Seminole* will be the southpaw style underdog when they engage combing nothing but air. A ringside crowd of about 12 ,000, V I r x I n la Military (Mthate, North Carolina State and Geer- contributing to an estimated gate North Carolina State and of $66,000 to $73,000 and a nation­ Georgia Teeh, the magaalne wide television audience ere likely ■ay*. Woodward forecast* the to see somsthlng like this: l.oulavllle, Mississippi South­ Grailano, expected by fight time ern *ml Tampa outlnga aa toe*- of 9 p. m. EST to outweigh his lips. opponent 162 pounds to 149, trying Here’s how the national publi­ to use this advantage In bull-like cation suuimerite* tha Seminole rushes, maintaining Incessant pres­ outlook: sure for the only logic he knows, “ Florida SliMe reckons Its 1962 complete annihilation. chances will depend largely on Davey, 26, feinting him off bal­ incoming freshmen material of ance, timing hla blows to meet last rrporta. This Tallahassee In­ him coming In and then dancing stitution must he considered a back In his perpetual jogging mo­ dnrkhorse In Dixie. Outstanding tion. vrtemu .players are: Curt ------------------ —Cam jipDavey, In his brief spectacular bell, an end who plays both of­ career, has won 34 fights, had two fensive and defensive; Nelson draws and has never been off his Italiano, a bark who does the feet. He has used systematic ■nine; and two offensive men: punches, instead of one big one, Ruy Thompson, a back, and 8teve to keep 23 of hla foes from going Kslenlch, center. the route. “Campbell la Ihe team'a outThe home run punch Is Gratlstanding player," Ihe maga- ano's trademark. He will absorb sine continues, “ lie works the ■ lot of punishment, like he did end while on the offense and In three brutal scraps with Tony switches to halfback on the de­ Zale, to get hla one big punch fense." across. The Tribe opens Its campaign against the laiulxlana Tech Bull­ NO PRO BALL dogs of Kuston here September WICHITA, Kan. urv-The 17th an­ 27. The Super Shoe Service will nual Florida Non • Professional lie open for liuxinrs* at ID) State Baseball Championship for South Park in the near fu­ 1933 will be held In North Miami ture. We will have one of starting July 13, the National Base­ the most modern uml up-toball Congress announced today. d it I e *hiH< repair u n d II B. Levins, North Miami, was Irathcr good* shops In Flor­ named Florida state commission­ 4- " ida. er to supervise the event. The Florida state champions will qual­ Our service will be reliable, ify directly Into the national tour­ economical and fait. Whlle0AINKSVILLK (4V-The Floelda nament In Wichita, starting Aug. U-Walt If deaired. Gitora took Uiotr flnt look of the seifun at night football Tuesday 1 North Miami Police Is the 1931 I "X , when Coach Bob Woodruff brought Florida state champion team. shoe amt leather gooda then) together under the area In pairing: — Ul for * the Saturday - night preparation Im lulling: scrap with Stetson. With Rick Cassres, Buford Long, Invisible reeollitf — orthopedic .......................... ..... .... work — dyeing ..... and refiniahinx J. (Paps) Hall and Mike Kara— •hoe lengthening ng and widening— widening- culling out toe* and htele— imilla running lu a tentative OPTOMETRIST ■ippev repairing and replacing— luggage repairing Irit string backfleld, the Gatore BYES EXAMINED , worked on punting, paulng, kick­ GLASSES FITTED off* and defcnie against kickoffs. Woodruff I* still searching fran­ Phone 9162 111 Heath Palmetto Avenue tically for offensive end defensive ends to relieve the critical Rank situation brought on by Injurlea. George Sarrl*. a sophomore from St. Augustine, Is getting a good trill at one of the defensive wings •ml furmer Tackle Curtis King 1s working on defense. "With only a couple of days to go," Woodruff aald, "we still ha« a great deal of polishing to do before we will lie ready to open the eeeson. Our quarterbacks are not handling the ball as wall aa we expected after two weeki work and thing* Juat keep looking a little ragged In general. The tentative offenalve line at the night practice found Len Balaa and Jack O'Brien at enda, Claude When your job has you David and DeWayne Douglas at tacklea, John Hancock and Sonny hedged in, pauae and enjoy May at guard* and Joe Wright at the middle. COLKMAN'S Stan C o m s to c k MUTUAL FUNDS Channel hu-n caught Sunday afternoon rloao to the Coast Guard Station at New Smyrna Reach by n group of local sport-toco. I,eft to right: II. I.. " Hlmily" Beckey, member of the Hanford Kirt De­ partment; James V Dunn, Superintendent of Parka and It. I.. "Ilohby" Newman, Jr. of the Hill lm■dement Company. It wu« the first has* fishing experience for "Shorty" Ueckey and he claims to have landed Hie luigcsi of them all. FluniingoH To Flay Voluniu County I I o h I T o Miami Sox Kennel Club MIAMI BKACII 14*—The Miami Beach Flamingos, runnersup to tho champion Miami Sun Sox In the Florida International League, returned home today to play host lo the Son Sox In their seven-game playoff final* with the series tied at I t Miami won Tuesday night's game, 3 4, with Ace Billy Harris on the mound at Miami Stadium before 2.639 spectator*. Harris, who won 23 and lost six during the regular season, allowed eight hits and drove home what proved to be the winning run with a single In the sixth The four runs scored off him were Ihe moat he hod given up all season. Miami got eight hits off three Miami Beorh (lingers. Miami Beach nicked up two runs the third on three singles aandsand­ In Ihe wiched around a stolen uaae and u throwing error. Miami caino back In the aljHh, utter the Flamingos had scorn another III Ihe top half, exploding lor four rims, sparked by Dick (iruy'x triple Miami lleachx' last run In Hie ninth came on ail error and a pair of singles. The two games played at Mlunit Studlum drew 5,941. Three guinea will he played at Miami Beach, with Ihe filial twu, If nec­ essary, at Miami. Wiki Lost Pel. le h; 57 604 New York cat raw H6 Cleveland 69 527 77 Chicago 71 517 7« Philadelphia 70 514 71 Boston 507 74 72 Washington hi: 4U3 68 St l.ools 340 95 49 Detroit National la-ague Ul 63 632 Brooklyn 604 H7 57 New York 379 HI 61 St lands 65 79 fix Philadelphia 497 73 74 Chicago HI 411 Ul Clnclimutl 434 6.1 H2 lloslon 270 Plllxlnirgli to IUM KLSUI.TH National League Chicago 0 New York o llriaiklvil 4 Pittsburgh 2 SI lands H-5 lloslon l) I I'ldludelpldu I C'lncinnutl 2 Ameilrnti l.fugiiiNew York 7 Detroit 0 Cleveland 4 Washington 3 1to to idngx) Boston It St lauds 7 Philadelphia 2 1 Chicago 17 Florida liitrriiallaiial League Playoffs ktluinl 5 Mluml lleuch 4 (Series lied. I ll TODAY'S GA3IF.H American League New York at Detroll Washington at Cleveland Boston ul St Units Only guineH National League TAM PA m -H abo Zaharlaa and Chicago at New York tier husband lluurge are defendon* In a $100,000 ault filed TueaC'lncinnutl at Philadelphia (night) day by an amateur golfer who Only guinea rlalmi he wai beat up a! the golf club owned by Mr. and Mri. Zaharlae. Merlyn L. flabby alleged he wai tty GAYI.K TA L B O T attacked without provocation July OltOSHINOKIt, N. Y. un-Chur- 2o In the dining roort of the Tampa llu (lolmun, tho gnome llku llllle dolt and Country Club b/ Zaharlaa mull wlio Iriilne Rocky Mnrcluno, a former wrcatler. Ctabby aald he wua holding forth on hla fuvorlte received Injurlea which will pre­ topic while Ihu heuvywelght chal­ vent him from fully carrying on lenger look u sound iiflernoon hi* Insurance builneea. Mri. Zaharlaa, golfing atar and snooze in the room uliove. aevaral tlmea picked aa Woman "lie not only wu» crude when Athlete of the Year, aald (he knew I first now him In IUIH." lloldmnn nothing of auch an Incident and recalled, "lint he alio wua about added: " I only wish we had $100,• (lie rawest fighter I ever bud laid ooo.'' Zaharlaa declined comment. my eye* on. tin wax old to bo xtarllng out oil u profexxloual ca­ reer, too— nearly It he wua at that time. "But I xuw that Hockey could punch mid that lie had a fine body for taking punchea. lie waa an MIAMI ur-^The Unlvtrally of awful alow puncher, though, ami about all be had waa a big, looping Miami llurrleanea today plaaned right. Ilo'u much factor now and a rough workout la preparation he punchea a lot ahorter, but he for their opening 'game against (till thruwa the looper now and Virginia Military Institute tn the then and il'a all right with me. Orange Bowl Sept. ff. Coach Andy (lustafaon laid the I told him aa long aa he geta night’* exhibition game with Fort reaulta, lhat’a all 1 want. "Wall, what Rocky lackad In experl cnee he made up In being co­ operative. He'a the moat co-opera­ tive fighter 1 ever trained or av«r (iolfer Filet) Suit AguinDt Zahariaa Sports Roundup Mluml W ill Meet V M I O n S e p t 26 I.ANT SHIIIIT** HKACI.T* flit sT HACK— n/iaihs MU* Thu,l ns. I If lr .l Hair llallr ll«*kl*l - iln M .n linag* S Jo 7 Nllvar I'u m livr iso son S UU <00 I VVumlMn* S ll> Oultilrla IJ 71 |»aIII III in IMOVII HACK— ............... fl/llllh* Mil* .................. Tlm n XX. I ( S . r u a J H a l l l l a l l f lluMkl»| J Krlaml Krnm 7 on 1.40 S 10 7 llrul IMil « uu 1 00 I 40 Krrn* liahl It* so T il III It HACK— s/ieiks Mile Time, 31.1 I Annul* I 10 I 10 I 10 I Hume Mnrunkey I 10 4.10 7 Meeslil I'esil 1.(0 (Jtilnlela (6-1) psltl I 6U.JU. V o l’IITH HACK— n/IS«k* Mile Time i 33.1 I Twinkle Jean till 110 1 (in > urn.mi « uu i io 7 Hes I'sp |h qalnlels il l) pahl m .|o KIFTII HACK— A/ISIk* Mile Time, 33.3 5 y* ,,‘ *7 »» 17.40 6 10 74|o Uu 7 Hlli-k llnl,e * <*ur J t i r y y u ja le t* .(.4 7| pa|(| 7 an 1134 Cl XTII HACK— A/llik. Mile Time, .1 1 .1 1 Ks s e r H e 4 K i t e Him I 6 I n.I» 4 III 1 HI 3 uu ] 411 I.4U Vre 4 |u (Julnleli. 13 1 1 p»l,1 III HO SKI KATII II ACL— A ISIS. Mil# lime, 31.1 * Texas New* |3Iu &lu 4 |u ' ; : » M » r Al 11.01) 140 e I've llrlahl 7 uu (Jiilnlele 11-4) pul,| |31 41). KHillTII IIACIP-a/iaii,* Mil# I llnw l.litelr IS >U II on 1 JO s Nain-7 l>nvis 1 1 ju 4.40 1 K*a#r Kitae D«'.''l»l* U-4) pal,| I77.M .XIIATII HAI f — a/ieiks Mile Tlmei 3*. 1 I lllunil* Cheruk II |u 1 uu 4.10 f f/1•£••«„ 14 40 7 00 I Unruly Ksrn i «u Uu InleIs (16) paid 11as an TKXTII HACK— Hesrk Cw i n . . . __ _ Timet M .I 1■ sir 1 Uuesllun Ceasslallssl 1 |u 1.00 1 10 7I liarU n i l ^rm ph l.uo |1 an in WulnUI* li t) paid ||.n. Tonauarra k a t iiik * CIWaT iviro Malt li.Hr i)««t.i*> -»"•'• Tawn. Malle. Mull). v„.VI'P . **• L'?;rlnA, Mhw Hlppg, t.nna T il . 6 8 0 5 Gator** Partake Of First Workout Under The Lights m DR. C. L. PERSONS THE SUPER SHOE SERVICE Have a C oke... and work refreshed a frosty bottle of Coke. Work refreshed. !• *»« Halt nails na. kL, Marmnnv. Hlr rube!. THinn a * cg -raiarilr .. r Lu*lf°- . <'Hmxon rroxi,' n»i ltanibcomm»ne#r. Ju*r'« i-xl Ilurion Kbit-Wake, iir.v. .n . »m” ,,wg.n,r,r iMlly Hand. Tommy J, nomad ...a y ^ r.r% r:r,,5 ^ o."° ded weight to tha defon Rack weigh* about US pltaaed wb Jar- aufeoanv or in i coca - c o u com I ant ay DUD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO, _____________ ________________ O «»»*. t . (V'i K aH a: �i f TOU Do i t t 7M r Baaford Herald, City i m i It i W Delivery, by 7:00 P. M - y U u i call YELLOW CAB 1414 a n te d • VOLUME XLIV ^ESSSSSP Lashes Out At Waste In iB tm ib AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 190H SAN FOR». FLORIDA Hsu OHa Eiillrii»iastic \V-o}i?w. ?— *'{rw/i\f»*E?tV*j Warm xnd partly cloudy through F i i J i i P ts U U r M i it .i .J show- ^ THURSDAY SEPT. 18, 1952 ^ ( - W l ______ THE WEATHER AssociiH t*d 1'ri‘HH l.vusiql Wire Nil. 21) Tax Case Was Sett Sparkman Wantis Not Pushed Tampans O f Evils O f C a u d ls -S a y s $CiOP Candidate Says Ta xpayers’ Mon ey Is Being Drained Thru Crack InFioor Ally General Clark I Said To Have Giv­ en Orders To Drop Slated Prosecution By JACK lit LI. b> HARRY P. SNYDER WASHINGTON .B - T l.amar ( audio, under a drumfiie of ques­ tions. told caugi e»»iuiul mvextig* tors today lh*t a prior violation charge and a t2U7,Wji income tax c jir were IniliJtrd against a Hv tit N M :r r i ir i.o u it wealthy lumberman In his home TAMPA (* Sen Intoi J Spark (oh n but never prosecuted. I tn.itl (old a Mlithunu-il in ,wit today Caudle, dismissed former Justice il wimtit gel hurt <li.iugcil if It Department official, said the price heeded the It, publican .iv of "He case was dropped mi direct order* Heed a change Hum Tom Clark alter Clark bad lb. (all .oils bailed M, illiHTat■i conference with Clinic II In*) u vice piesuli utial n.oninee said illorney lor I l Cose. Wades (lie llepablicms liave Ii nl chances boro, N C . Hie lumberman In lielji lin- u..Il,in t.-l.ae Ind have Ihn. ease was m IV44 At Dial mulled tie-in aine Among in, iippotturutic the KeClaike now a Supreme Ctuul l aUlli .in- bkd i I Spaikm.m, was justice, a n an assisianl atlornev lo et up ., two p.iitv |n,|itu al »yscetirral lent m It;........... nnl Hoe), iiiiw a senator, was Norm I wi -b the) would .1,, -uuu-lliltlg i aroluia Democratic naiion.il com mil cume down l., i*- su , ,- .uiuitt Overflowing onto the lops of nearby huildllifx an d signs, ti vast crowd .slimmed tit tit,1100 (arsons Miitteetiijii and had just won Ids a l up .1 leal Iwupaitv svuIi*III listen* to an addles* by Republiciiii I'rtsldt’iilial cu ml Ida'r Gen- Dwight D Eisenhower (arrow I from part)’* uuminatloii to Hie Senate in llie Snlllll i audit- was the ills Inet C S the vt*p* of the Town Hall in Houlil lb-ltd. Ind. Eixr nlluWei iiittfU.il Gov Ad In i Stevenson's fumpalgtl Sparkman spokt heie alter air humor, ill his addreii, asking: "I * it amusing that we hate stumbled Hilo * wai in Korea, that we 1.illorney -tnp- at J.ick'i-tii die and Miami the income las mailer came have already lust III casualties 1W.OOO of uur Americans killed mid wotidrd " ( Interiiutiuual Kodlulib- left iniiuediatelv fm 1atlatiavalone, (our years laler in 1948 photo) ue >lark then was attorney general lie . lime .*n, ,d llu- li.-tiesi days * audit* had come lo Wasliiugioii ul llu- nt. ml It tu make In. speech as one of Clark’s axxixlaid* and ■I Inch limii' mi llu- i 'miltiiiiuse headed llie Tax Division ..... II- !'"k" * . : : .....,nt t'amllr said IIts- Hill can of in i al - wIuc11 penpl, ivmdeit to SHORTLY aifOKI he addressed Un* 1‘irss ('lot* lo Waslditxlun, Sell. irinal He vemurecoin mi-nded -l.md ill sliadv -put Police estlJohn Sparkman, Deoux-r-itlc Vic- rn-ildi-iill.il iiumlnee, wins laugh* prosecution of an income lax case in.ilcd a , taiwil ,d allliml 1,200 from Mrs. Ilsrry Tinman and Mine Sauer (ngiitl. picsldrnl of tu,, against Co.xe and forwarded it to tie,,id Stiarkmnp Wuineu’s National Pie,-. 1‘lult In Ini qieccli the Alati.iiii.i Senator the Justice Department for action SpalWlliaii lamini sled the Iti'pilbaccused Gelt. Eisruliuwei ol li..i,du,g ovu In. 'wind1 to Sen, T .11 Caudle said lie did nut know the in an I’uit, m .a-iict.,1 and the Huth amount Involved but Itoberl Col­ i »iii,:resi wlncli was ."IIIiidled by lier. counsel id Hie House Judiciary II. e l.lll* ' oininitlee. nut in Dial It totaled II ludiem e , aennl every lime S.-JT WI lur five years III ..ml We iii betle* "If now" "I disqualified myself Iroin the I i ap|ii'.l llu- llepiilibi.iiis to' case." Caudle said making piuini-, . and lint being It was brought oul that (use aide to iullill them wjs never prosecuted bill the com 1lien taming ,<■ tin* GDI* uratiTALI.AHA.HSKK -B The Tentative estimates on th<- CRv i , . Cablntt ,, , , millee passed on to other mallei s deutiul miiumei Mwigld I) Klsenh-idiret for the rotnlng V'*«r. now made tJ.D.txjO available to finish »iih„ui digging into Just how iluliowt-i Spat kman quipped t tilt being complied bv City Manner a remiHlellng job oil the Capitol lilM! was handled and what was ’ we've lii.il not inn.: nltl of flu* gen­ today alter lakiiq* a committee t)l(, dispolltlnil Tom Lemon, Indicate an Iner****** eral except Ri'iirrolirations May­ In the new operolinv budget of rtpof alale legislators -m a lour of L- , ul|m M |d dial as the district be a general might to general lie, proxlmntelv $((8 744 i>*er lust lie most crowded office* In the jtiomey did not think the fads espeeially a live .tar general" venr he stated this morning. buuillng )|,e in-iee case warranted Its Sparkman was Inti nduced by With th* new liberating budr-t The lut.il for the remodeling now- going to a grand Jury. former Hep ,1 iluiilm I’etervm, r-silmaled at *440 000 ami the stands ul tOOHA'iO The IUM Legia However, atlorneys for the Him I akeltiu. lia.y McCarty) DemoCltv'* iticunte fur the year put at lature appropriated IHifl.ooo ,and Ufflc# of Price Adnilnistrullon . . . ,’atic iiomlm-t; for gnvei-tnr, Sent $413,8H2. effort* will be made t.i the 'InUrtiul luiproveiuvtil f imd^iielietyd ••they had a strong ease" TAM .AIIAH!%K B The stalu parr down the present budget o»D E TR O IT ,r A two mill,mi dol tin* Ahbtintlun a lelegraliy v e’cuill previously ndvanced $2 .11,000 fnr a charge uf price violation, lie uuilllur’s ufflce tnilny cntli'l/ed llie lar mail Iraud mi,living tin- laki-il nil! lit in I-* I lurid i and wishing tlinat# to fit within the Income, The work Includes linpraveinenis aid Ft Pierce I'm l Aullmrily for ex sale uf al lead one luxuiy iiiudel him illness m bis pollteal lour he declared. Clark first ordered him to press to House and Senuli* quarters mid III Maim la-t HI,’til Sell Spark petite accounts which ran as high >'-il In a jijrk bell, Ii Imiiii i The Ditv Commission, Mmnlnv Henry F. Illchtrr, Jr., sun of Mr to parts of the attorney general s tin- case. Caudle related its lli'.'i .'0J Ini line in m bir one day i tiarged I*. Iwn Mu IiIk .im rueti night, decided to let the present mall explained to .’ am person* in lie laid Inadvised ( use’s luoili­ and Mr*. Henry F. Itlehter, .Han office, exteiisinn of air eonditioi. In* rate remain for the coming A Stmlli II,-ml lud iiiluiin.liil. II.i, (tout T ii k \ hIitnt mm Dial I he auditor wlm I'lieeked Hovear, 0 mill* Tor deM service olid ford, lin* been commissioned u illg ami reliiodeled pre-s quailci- er lli.it he bail been older oil In liuuniN :»l ) t)llliU (nil'll (| Id ill |uir< Iwm * filnmer 1 Ulll|l.ll|> N.i 'll. |{4*|( i i i i i i .nt present the case In .i grand jury (|„v Warren told the legislmm • H.4 mill* for oncriiling expensv*. second lieutenant, irrllllery, aflei i ni'w r» In 1 .il an i ailed Gl'll lose retained lluey. who tele iili'tililled iiif iii tun jih ^v*un$: fir 1ii)ii.i l Mm mull ' >1 |i |s Mi .1 lu 1 .tit completing 22 week* of truimng lit that after the tone there "nuilit n total of 17.4 mill*. felt Itiut Hh'\ «$'>»• rnmi.'.l to I n 1 llu* vn Mm ul tin1 ill pliuned him and said be would Including debt service. On- total the Antiaircraft Artillery llffb'c t,e some eullalerul mailers beit.-i 1Ii, ■ I eat silt \ »' i Ii *fMi 11»' the extra nj in|>rttwattain m hi* l«*J 4't M"lit*til*” seek a cimfercliee with Clark Sanford bit(if el *et last year win Candiilate School lit Fort lllis*, uiulerslmi.l " il1 .. andii-utfe. n. * I'.nVt i rilJh i t Inuiitht tin i Mid- 1 form of oifliili'fl rmii'iiHi* Us Anil a few days later, Caudle Tex. Following hi* grudimtion Cr.in.ci75. according to H. N. Sur­ a ->l llu- hall However, no direct refereu. e said, orders In drop the case came lur (tie (1 fin* Initil 111 it**l1111, .ivy oy miltl It .It'll 4licit a;* Wi'iitu Mill \ (Atilt-'It t Ileal K,. from the Ufflccr Candidate School, er. city clerk. 'll VVti-It llu lint )> l» l .in i eiuler I directly from Clark by leteplniue Hum home Oil tile bu,lilt's III 1 .ftiNt'iih , Mdill M»ll »*“ ' The commission, which met l.t. Itlehter w«* assigned to the fin m *i 1'*>111 l;«i' i MIi h i In .tin R 1 Ir*h i M l In .1 III * 27th A A A AW Battery, Fort HenHouse lentocral* at a caucus "They cnnellldi-d the facts of the Tuesday night to work a* an “ |.... i ii'ilm 11mu Vi,i I III- . ' .............. . lust week ill vvtileh Itiey protest,-<i case were not sufficient lo present Tin* auditor said lie pointed nut iimoagi-i for tin- film ami Fn-d ■-■luallsatlon board, will meet Dinar, Ga. ($ M il m i n i 4 t 1'ilUa I 11*$ V llul/hungh. >o miic I i i i i i - Mt any new state eiinstriK-ilon m Tal to a grand jury," Caudle said expense am omits "are reimlmrvi* again next Monday night, and it licIHI-ll-. Mil'll .nit.i ill-dim Inhasire— except fur the Capitu! mt-nls lur ucluul casll expended "Did you object '" asked Com i* Imped that wurk on the budget remodeling— until faeillllex at itjt. miltcc Counsel Itoberl A Collier un official b u s i n e s s and llial elaiius llol/hatigli dt'iiiamlcd examm.i will be renewed, *a!d Mr. Lemon. Institutions an- improved "I did llol." leplli-d Caudle He In excess uf such expenditures ale lion wlu'ii urraigitml m l S Mix He added that ha will release fig­ The stale ul present Is acquit adder! then dial be reached Ho* crrmicuus " I iii I ( mill and w.i- lirld m >- >*«• ure* fur publication, following lug laud tor a 3*s million dollar same conclusion himself nlthnii|*li Commission approval. lie added uiily une v.imliet paid Imnd III-, examination wax -.ct u .i off leu building to be erected a U I’A alloriieys "believed lliey bail by the board "bad us mm h ax a Met i, Commissioner Andrew CarrsTlie dlxtiiit .itl.il ney'x ulln ,block east of the Capitol. Mu- a strong ease against Mr Cuxe " tuitcl receipt attached a s evidenee way, who's# three year term ex­ building would provide more work Clark later became attorney gen ' of the claim even though such le xalit Maillxoti wax expected In xm pires on Jan. 1, appear* tu he M i NSnWli.1.1e SmdheaslCant. David lla* -liel, eoniT’iatv’- log space fur state employes It era! mid bruugbt Caudle to Wash relpti ale gtv en by liuli-ls an a remh-i I ihI uv “ still on ths fence’’, ami ha* not Federal rnen xald Unit over a .-in w,iM-tmu.i*ruc*i mcciitiu In*re Indicated yet, whether or not he »r of Sstiford's Nnllnnal Guard would be financed by a lung term ingtou as one of Ills assistant at matter uf course " will run again. Mr. Carraway unit, reviewed t^e achievement* loan repaid uqt of rentals paid bv torney* general The uudltur aim was entlcul uf petu-d from July ituti, until tut, liid.iy were ulvcii i v.udxtick hy Last November, President Trn both the purl authority ami Hit* l!)52 tile ptirehaxex ul littmliedi ul wlm it 0 - nil'll -iiii - i i *iridoIati* fur last year declined to run fur of Company I during the past stale agencies occupying It. two year* whll” several of hi* The governor told the rnnirmt man lired Caudle mi ground* hi* board uf eoininixxlmiers of tin* St mm exixli'llt uiltoiiuil.des were fi jiiilitl. uifiic mayor again. William I1’ li.l.ti I ail.di.ixxee Oct. 16 la the last day that can­ staff member* demonstrated var lee “ frightfully overcrowded" stall- uulsldc uellvltles were incompali I. licit* ('minty Sanitary District for named by M.idlxoll ami ll"l/luill|'li 11 «. n I I m i r i l O i , l ‘ . | , I ' l i r , i-xiiillivi v n - pii-.iili-lll u l tin* didates may ijualifv tu run for b’lis rifle wrupun* nt the Junior offices are a "peril to cfflrh-nrs ble with Ills olfleal duties allow ing eadi member In charge V un i.ii.-d tin' 11xti u-x ..I I'tui tda. this office, said Mr. Hayer. Vot­ Chamber of Commerce inerting ul and u menace tu human hcallh J Howard McGrath, former at 7(-t eenl* a mile for tnpi till of I,till tin* SunllUM-tri II Wal I'liotlxe He asked the lawmakers to kni torliey general who was lunsclf final business even though the ing will lake place on Nov. 4, the the Yacht Club tpduy. out M.ixi-i . \ "i oilluti tbe ideal A fascinated audience lingered that In mind "and give it lb< ousted from die Truman nduilnis group traveled in one cal date of state and national elec­ | mail - Imiild lu' uue w!m beyond the 1:00 o’clock deadline weight If* entitled lo receive " tion*. tratlun last May, told the House A port uullionty Imard iiiemher ' Hetieve. mi i i iiouiov it. cuV' iu Meanwhile, the books are *t!ll this afternoon tu see and listen to The lawmakers gave the Cabinet group Wednesday that Caudle was told tin* uudltur llie individual iiii-nt n|ier.iimux .upptu tx a muml open for registration of new vot­ the detail* of the arm* demonstra­ Informal assumin' the money ad "wrongly treated " mileage charge "lias been the mix fiscal 11.itlyv and an mdi-pemleid ers at the City Hall ami will re­ tion. After the luncheon, Jaycee vanced by the trustees of the In loin " Icdcr il revet vi* lyxli-tu figlitx ail main open until Oct. 24, he de* president Douglas Rtrnstrom In­ terns I Improvement Fund fnr i!uItie auditor alio -oinplallii-d kimlx uf xmiallxiti, xiqiputlx Hu* troduced Capt, (Satchel, who brief­ rcmodftlng lob would he paid hui k elated. bulb buuril* tmuglit liuwers for in Tuft Hartley Law. aitii ii-iectx Hu* Mr. Saver said that he wi*he<l ly outlined Hanford’s position a* with a aperlal rial appropriation when JAI KSONVIU.K t.B Fliiriilii'i tllvidiinls wllli public money "al FEI'C " to clarify the fact that no re­ a rifle rumpany In the Third hat- the Legislature meets in April tliougli llils Is i personal and not eleetmn cmle lx under attack a. lie ui ged everyone to Vole xav registering ia required of those talloh. "political xlave law. fuixlcd nil il, a public expense " The I'uit Office Is seeking addi­ mg ".'ini i.ill.hi ui v'oiniimiil.m. as who qualified to vole within the "I am quite proud of our Comtry tile P.I5I State l.eglxlaliire " As an example id |mrl authority tional space preparatory to Un­ you m,iv call it w.i. i-xi.iblixiird unv and It* achievements since ICaailaeed i-*ae Five) \V V (alter Jaekxonville at m Uiiixia ami Italy witli bullet'1 expected rush un local facllltlvs hy expend* stutumeiits, tin* auditor first joined In November Ittl'J," torney tl.'.ed lliut dexi rlptlnn ir eiletl u claim liy -I II Brewer malHrs of Christmas packuges, ac­ ami m Knglaiid wttii Imllolx If vye he asserted, “alnc* then the Cum cording to an announcement today for $123 5*1 for u one day trip lo urgumentx before Clreiilt Judge mi- tint careful vve ni.iy gef llu* panv bus grown from only one Claud" OgilvhWednesday lie Jacksonville Tin* figure imludetl by I’ustmaiter Joel .H. Field. full dose In America, through lack officer and 62 men to four offi­ "Bills will be received until 6:00 $.17 50 fur mileage, $13 for hotel uxked llu* ludge In "itrike a lilow ul liallot.x " cers and HO men." Chamber of Commerro Manse* > fnr liberly" by ilei laring ntu'otixfi He xald tin* pri'M’id Wii.lmigfim At Hie summer ramp In 1061, Forrest Hrerkenrldge, Mumlm. p.rn. Hept. :iu by the post Office bill, $22 50 fur me aI-i ami 1.10 30 tunii I parts uf tin* election emit* ailmlmxlralion along with xtuto Company I tupped llie 121 Regi­ flew to Miami with Max Massrv. Department," he said, "tu furnish under llie heading of "oilier " ttit<'oiler ('untended tile Legislature additional space for the me ul the H/ewer’s turm on tin* Imurd emled and local govenimerdx wunld col No left turns at First Street ment and 'he Mst Division rifle New Hmvrmi, In tha latter's plur.- Hanfurd post Office fur handling J . exceeded ttx jmwer when it de led Del billion dnlliitx m (axes this n. t, $051. and Park Avenue will h* allowed marksmenshlp competition to win (o attend n meeting uf the Avia­ U. H, mall during the coming creed tlial a ctiallcnegil primary In cuutrasl was a claim for on anv day of the week, start­ the Htata National Guard trophy. tion Division of tha Florida Clihii Christmas period, Dec. ill to 22, $55 50 hy Lane II Jeunltigx of (he vuter swrnr In* supported a ina year, "Juxt (wire the amuimt needed ami rnlli-cletl to run tin* ing Saturday, wh*n signs will be Further statistical investigation her of Commerce of which Ih'v both dales Inclusive. Imard for u three-olay trip to Jack luritv of liix party‘s mull lure. In government ill BM5 when vve had put up to that effect it wee de- proved that Company I's firing re­ are mem hers. Hie last general election Tin* al "A m ount of splice necessary will xolivllle Hu cluimcd $17 50 for 12 million men ami women in the Mr. Masiuy Is manager of ibelded by the City Commission cord surpassed every unit In the be at least 1.0(H) square feet and mlleuge. $lo fur liutcl hill ami $6 torney ulxu objected lo the section armed fonex ami were paying ttut Mondey night, said City Manager Third Army district, consisting uf First Federal Finance and I.' jsh bid furm* may b* obtained from for muals preventing a vuter (rum chunglm: five states In thv suutheast. lull for the tdggext, mint expensive Co., and chairman of tha N i» Tom Lemon. Tli* auditor said sumc of the llis parly ufflllatmn between a pri war in our history " The belated discovery enabled Hmvrna Chamber of Commcri* the office of the postmaster." The City will continue Ita rule miiry ami general election The use of additional space ha* sanitary district's "claims for ho­ there aI«o of no right turns on Company I to cop the highly covet­ Aviation Committee. been necessary the past eight tels, meals anil Incidentals ap­ llowurd S. Halley of the state ed General I’trahlng National O. E. Weaver, area director yeari, Ill'S COLLISION the red tight, he added. he said, to handle the extra peared high and quite oflcn dif­ attorney general's office defended SOMERSET, I'a i.B— Collision of Commiaaloner John Wader this Guard plaque for marksmanship. of the Civil Defense Council, c<>"- volume of package* during th* ferent the election code ami said lilt* dial travel vouchers fur (he Capt. Oatehsi proudly showed the ferred yesterday with Mr. Hr*morning declared that the exper­ Yule Season. lenged sections were written into n Greyhound bus ami a lug trnetorsame trip lacked consistency " iment or allowing no turns at sliver plaque to tha Jaycees. A kenrldgc, who haads tha Civil Ai> Iruiler truck today on the Penn­ Information concerning mailing it tu preserve party lines golden trophy for tha "highest deHowever, he had a good word Patrol In 10 counllea of Centiul e l on Botuiiteya at the intensedates for overseas Christina* pack­ to say about financial records of "If these sections are knocke- sylvania Turnpike killed two wom­ grea of, merit In the Regiment" Florida, concerning the eat up i on, in an effort to solve traffie ages will be given by Mr. Klald at both the port aulhoritv and the oul. llu* party system in Florida en unit injured at Ic.ixl 2M other tle-upe and congestion had been waa also displayed by Capt. Ga- of the new around Observer a later time. person*. tchel fpr tha Company’s work at sanitary district, describing them is shot." it alley said Corps of Samliiute County. Mi abandoned for the time helng. The two lumbering vehicles, Judge Ogllvli* took Hie mutter the annual summer camp. as "generally accurate and well Weaver announced that five *„ Police, he oold, reported that Doth east bound, collided in pre­ . M tU K A T H '8 HOME under conxideratiun "Wa had a 100 percent of our kept." pervlsori will ba named In th* the rule worked out very well PALM BEACH UB-A $50,000 dawn fog about six miles east of In a separate audit, he praised during morning hour* when traf­ unit at tha camp this year," county for the program by Friday. oceanfrunt home recently pur the Donegal Interchange The two Gatchtl declared. Kt. Lurie County Tax Collector fic on the two streets was heavr, chased hy former Atty.-Oen. J. dcml victims were nut immediate­ BEVERAGE I.ICENHEH SgL 1 /e Richard A. Frank, Jr., but waa not practical when there Howard McGrath wjia badly dam­ Curtis M. James for "excellent" Very few beverage licenses in ly identified. tha bait individual marksman on records and noted his percentage ware fewer cars later on In the aged by fire Wednesday ■■ it waa Seminole County have been lenewCUNVKTION UPHELD to tax collections was high. day , tha Company's winning unit In being prepared for occupancy. *i|, arcurding tu Jotin L. Galluway, described tha use uf tha carit that the pro- 1061,ICssllswS WA4HINNOTON Ut— Th* perjury The three-atory shingled frame County Tax Collector, this mornOm Fan* rival conviction of Harold R. Chrlstoffcl, house hid the roof burned and r the experimental Ing. R1TZ fort to solve traffic ona-tlme Milwaukee union leader, water seeped through to to* lint 1NGLKHH IHEH These licenses, which cover the duration during STOVE EXPLODED "Untamed Frontier" waa again UDheid today by the floor. Jack fngleta of Palatku, former­ sale of beer, wine grid liquor, must will be levied An aaplodlnir cook itovo earned U. 8. Court oi Appaala, 1:00 • 8:46 - 4:30 - 0:16 • 8:00 ly of Sanford, died on Wednesday be purchased before Oct. L Ap­ a alight amount of damage yester­ Chrlstoffel. former head of a UNLAWFULLY HELD night In I'aletka, Funeral ser­ proximately ICO were issued last 9:48 day to the home of Mattie Barns*, UAW-CIO local of tbo AUle ChxlTAMPA (iB— A patient at the vices will be held on Sunday at i-car, but only about 15 hove been MUVIELANII lotrt Lost Ninth Street. Firemen mare plant In Milwaukee, wee con­ Southwest Florida Tuberculosis 2:10 p.m. at the Davla Funeral bought till* year. answered the alarm at «:I6 p.m., victed of perjury because ha told Hospital here daima he la being Home in Palatka. Mr*. Ingles* la “Ten Tall Men" It wa* borne out that the office and autekly bad the fira under a congressional committee in 1947 unlawfully held. But th* auperin- the former Lucy Petere of San­ would lika ta avoid a laat-minute Show atari* 0:65 ABOARD EISENHOWER SPEC­ IA L kB— Gen Uwight D. Klsenhow•r asserted today that the Amerl c m t axpayer* money r» gouig *|iown "a crack In th« floor" b caui* ul Truman administration "wait*" in Waibington. Carrying his campaign into iw Utlcally doubtful Iowa, the Ilejiub Itcen presidential nominee told a crowd of 4,000 person* gathered In trout id the Lijvi nporl Com i.mitse that It Is the time tu open up some window* and let the fresh air in our government. Elsenhower said tnat beyond what ha described as "conuption An Washington" is "Inexcusable waits." lla cited a report of a congreslional committee that five million dollars In Commodity Credit Cor poration tCCC) fundi bad disap pi ared "The secretary of agriculture (Uranium> said that five million dollars waa not very much to In* in a U> billion dollar operation." the Republican nominee remarked adding "He said It could disappear jhrough the cracks ii the floor "Now my old Dutch ancestors never had five million dollars but five cents could never have been last in our house wllhoul someone having to answer for it or go hunt­ ing for It on hands and knees " Elsenhower said five million dollars represent* taxes paid by 3,500 people earning 13.500 a year Elienhuwer said people all ove the country are worried. - "Why should wo be confused’ " ^u* asked. "Why should we be In­ decisive? Wo come back to the proposition that wo must have a change In leadership." He noted that ID Communists had been arrested In the West, observ­ ing that all these years they had ne undetected. For the first time since he has srted campaigning, Elsenhower An .Into threatening weather in lavenport. He spoke In the open r to about 4.000 perkhni massed f iJM'-pints. la a hell utile.tide through Dav­ enport, Elsenhower wai greeted by unly a scattering of cltlieni. . Aa his train moved Its whistlestopping way across Iowa toward e major farm speech at Omaha. Neb., tonight, Eisenhower pounded on what no culls the "mess In Washington " By ItELMAN MUHIN BRIDGEPORT, Conn CB — Gov EAdlal Stevenson opened his cam­ paign drive thruugn New England Today with u wry defense of his actum of humor. "A lot of people say I'm not serious enough," the Democratic iresldentlal candidate told u pn Ice-estimated throng of IS.mk) t.i 20,000 persons M the Bridgeport Railroad Station.. [ "The fact of the matter la that If 1 were wedded to some uf the folk they are 1 couldn't be very •Abumoroui either." Pegglag his open air talk on economy and corruption in govern­ ment, Stevenson said: "Economy In government isn't something you Juit say you're go­ ing to have, you've got to grind ■t It 94 hour* a day. I've had some experience and I have some ideae about how to bring It to gov­ ernment. "They laugh at me In Springfield «cauae I go around turning off he light!. Well, I'm not aahamed of that." Raferrlng lo charge* of corrup­ tion In government, Stevenson laid: "We ere going to throw the had apples out I.f every level uf gov­ ernment." . ' _ . .. Stevenson said that Gen. Dwight (CeMilaaee (la Pew* Wive) 4 Warren Odham Hurt • In Auto Accident Thrr« nMnle wee* in lured U*l nUh* whe« a rar dr‘vvn hv War. ran L. Odham, 81,. Miami school ttoehvr and formerly of t*nford. struck a telephone nnle at French Avenue *ed 86th Street. .t Mr. Odham wa* treated for fractured rtbe at the FamaldUuehtnn Memorial Hoanltal and Air Station, suffered minor In,U4 7 : Bauman waa treated for head inluriee at th* local hoa* pita I while Mr. Harwood received treatment at the base hospital for minor cuts under the left am . . Accordin* to a ptdlee reprt, Mr. Odham *M attempting a left a if f v m t e .'s a a Voting For A Change Sparkman Charms The Ladies City Budget Is Estimated As Up By About $68,000 Lt. Richter Commission Decides To Leave Tax Rate At Previous Millnjye Repuhi leans Accused Of Always Muffing: Ghances 'l’o Re Of Help To The People Cabinet Decides To Finish Work On State Capitol $237,000 Made Avail On Job Estimated At O v er $(500,00 Port Authority Big Mail Fraud For Fort Pierce Involving Aulo Rapped For Costs Concern Told Expense Accounts Of!Luxury Model l ’nr Is One Man Reported Sold Ti) I’aiix 1tench At $125 Per Day Rum In Gyp Game WaicliousiinoiiAre (given Yardstick On I low To Vote Achievem ents Ot* Company “I” Are Told To Jaycees Slate’s Election ( ode Is Attacked Hy Jax Attorney PoHt Office FlattB To Fnlarjce FucilitioH f No Left Turns On Flrit Street Allowed Mutiuger Attendn Aviation Dlvinion Time Tabic control. be bad never been a Communist tendent denies It. ford. rush. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 17, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 17, 1952. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 17, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2513b72e92a1a1a5606235c92b86189a.pdf 0a035e50edc38fa0aee3746039a4bcb1 PDF Text Text A - Yankees Win Again To Giants Miss Big Op• portunity To Make T hreat And Indians Fold Seven To One By JOE RKICULKR AP Sport* W riter T h * New York Yankees appenr ijv j c e ii. *ive pennant wrapped up. The ra il la d ­ ing Brooklyn D o d g rri are leady to be taken but the New York Giants haven't the gun* with wbieb to do It. T h it we* the pictun- today fo l­ lowing Sunday'* activities which n w the Yankee* win “ the big one" from the Indian* In Cleve­ land and the Giant* mix* a grand opportunity to cut deeper Into the Dodger lead. With touthpaw Eddie Lupat and righthander Allle Iteynold* col­ laborating In fine alyle, the Yan­ kee a whipped the Indian*, 7-1, to Tease their American U>ague over the Tribe to 2W game* York baa I I game* left to play and Cleveland 10. , Although shut out 10 by the Cln eiim atl Tied*, the Dodgers were le to retain their three-game atlonal League m argin over the runnerup Gianla when the third place St. Louis Cardinal* drubbed the New Yorker*. M L The Hrookc, Giant* and Card* each have 12 games left to play. The Curd* tra il the Dodger* by aeven game* and the Glatila by four. • In other result*, the Phllotfclphla P h illis* awspt a (win b ill from Pittsburgh, 5-2 amt 2-1; Ho* Um'a Brave* and Chicago'* Cub* divided a doubleheader, Hie lira vex winning the opener I 0, ami the Cub* taking the second game 3 2. In 10 Inning* Philadelphia'* Athletic* took two from (h r St L o uli ilrowns, in fro and .................... II Waahlnglon whipped the am. .. id t'hleaago'* Detroit Tigers, 0 2; and White Sox inipped the lin itn n Itud Sox, 4-3 In 17 i f in Innings. Casey Stengel wouldn't call Id* Yankee* " I n " and Al la ip e i wouldn't count hi* Indians "m il " bul the cold facia stulc plainly that If the Yankee* win only six of Ih d r remaining II. the Indian* muat win elghl of III lu lie Lopat and Iteynold* lim ited Hie Indiana to nine tills Lopnl was given credit for Hie victory Mlkn Garcia, who hadn't been acoretl on In 30 Inning*, gave up four run* lit the th lr tf In mug during u lour hit barrage to Tie lagged wills hla 10th defeat, lie ha* won 20 A pair of rnnklo* with lex* than a monlb of m ajor league ex parlance were the cu lp rit* In the defeat* of the Dodger* and Giant* A grand alani homer by .Jim O rtengraia, the flrat homer of Id* b l l league carerr, accounted for all tlw Cincinnati run* aa Herman Wehmeler stopped the Dodger* with xlx hit*. , An 11-run explosion In Hie fifth lotting snapped a 3 3 lie and cn able Ih e Cardinal* In administer t ie defeat to Dave Koslo. an old namesil. Harvey lla d d lx, 2rtyenr old southpaw, on term inal leuvu from Ihe A rm y, went the distance for the Cards, perm itting only four hits. Curt Simmons and Itus* Meyer each racked up hla 12th win of the in, year aa the Phils came from be hi bind lo beat the Pirates twice A two out ninth Inning homer by rookie Kd Mathew* gave Ihe Braves a flrat-game victory Hob B chulll mad* It a spill fur Ihe Cuba, helping lo win h it own game with ■ runs-scorlng double In the 10th of the nightcap. .T lw While Sox hiked their third ars lead In the American League i • fu ll game over Ihe Athletic* when fiocco Kranlcli singled with the bate loaded In Hie 17th lo score Sam Mela with Ihe winning run against Huston. T lw Athletic* moved past Ihe R td Sox into fourth place with U wlr_ two_ ylctorf victories over Ihe Browns. Southpaw Hubby Shunt* and Alex Kellner pitched the Iri- 3 Big SEC Teams Will Open Season On Next Saturday Feds Start Sale Of Season Grid Ducats Season ticket* fo r fiv e B en­ in ole High School football Xamra (hi* fo il wont on aele Friday afternoon a l Tonthlon'a and Roumjltat and Anderam'a Dm* - x* an no" "re4 today by p rincipal Herman E. M o rrlt. Sllmultaneooaly, tickoto, were leanead to atodenta fo r a te llin g coated at SHS. Slmutlaneoualy ticket*, replete w ith stubo, w ill coat only 14, a saving of I I fo r tho aeaoan. Meanwhile, Injurlea have slow­ ed down th * Celery Fed Grid d rill*. Coath Fred Gana* re­ ports th * team ia not prog reoi Ing aa fast aa he wouaid like. Pusaik’k M a y h e m ...!« Seen In A tlanta As Tech Meets Citadel By STERLING 8 LA P TE V • Associated Press b port a W riter Two of the Southeastern Con­ ference’* three powerhouse foot­ ball teams open the season this weekend but neither is expected lo do more than run off a dress rehearsal fo r greater things to come, Georgia Tech — th ird ranked learn In Ihe nation In the Asso­ ciated Press' pre-season poll— C IT Y LRAGITR turn* loot* a fleet of five of the W. L. Fla* Avg. lic it runners In the SEC agatnut Celery C ity 4 2 4639 773.2 Ihe Citadel. StanleyThe result In Atlanta Saturday 3 3 Rogers ICW 783.2 can be mayhem, a rout or a re- Ace Glass 3 3 4418 710.1 -prctable and comfortable victory Stine M. C. 3 43B3 726.3 3 for the Yellow Jacketa—depending Fla. F. A 1.. 3 3 4267 709.6 mi what Coach Bobby Dodd wants, Fust Office 2 4 464(1 767.7 it's a safe bet that Dodd won't TOF TH R E E Id Ihe Jacketa run up too much Fins ILH. A»g. 102.1 226 nf u score—nut against the team F. Fesold, SH 170 uf hla old friend. Guinn Decker. il. Applehy, FO 1011 If,it 203 C. V'HerbuDecker fullbackeu the 1930 Ten­ li*. SM 1004 201 If,7 nessee team which had Dodd at WOMEN'S LEAG UE ipiarterback. W. L. I'cl. Tech backs, who a t a group 2 0 1.000 would be hard to beat, are Leon Fowelt'a 2 0 1.000 Hardeman, L a rry K uffln, Glenn Cuban** 0 2 .(MU) Turner, H ill Teat and Larry M or­ M im ikin* Favorltas .000 0 2 ris Another running team—Mlxtis- L. S. U.'s noma Held In Baton Mjjpl—alma ut Memphis State In Ruuge, but the playing-at-home Memphis “F riday n ig h t,. but Ole advantage Isn't expected lo boost Miss' job should be harder than L. 8. 1). lo victory. Tech'a. M lailsslppl spread* out Vandy and Georgia are In esmore than usual in a split T fo r­ rclally deep water — Together, mation and goe* In heavily fo r op­ hey meet In Naahvllle Saturday tional run or long lateral playa afternoon in the first SEC game g generated by Quarterback Jim m y uf the seaaon. Georgia la picked Lear, but not with strong convictions. Hello Kentucky should almost have a l-car can run or throw and often he does txjlh at the same time. handful against Vilianova in Lex­ lie hat plenty of company, espe­ ington Saturday night The W ild­ cially from fellow back Alien cats, like every other team In the Mulrhoad and Tackle Kline G il­ conference, has fo r more Impor bert who usually la nearby when a tunt games coming up, but still a good icasun sta rt I* highly de­ timely block is needed Mississippi was picked third by sirable. Alabama, like Mississippi, starts uiarhe* In the SEC. the season Friday night. The vj>The second ranked team, Ten- m*IIIon is Mississippi Southern ni-ssee, doesn't open until Sept. 27. fontgomery. Florida lake* on While Ihose high ranker* start downstate Stetson in Gainesville against sm aller opponent*. L. S. Saturday night. H . Georgia and Vanderbilt gel Doth Alabama and Florida darted In a much bigger way. should mark up enough points be­ L. 8. U, ha* the unpleasant task fore Intermission to be able to turn uf trying lo whip Texas, one of out Ihe sophomores and freshmen h.e beat teams In the country. The after the naif and see what the game w ill b t Saturday night on kids look like. Bowling Standings Er g ers Lose Jameson Photo Gene T inker, center, receive* Urn B. L. Perkin* and Son trophy fo r winning Hie C ity tenni* chainplonxlilp lid * year for the third straight year. It. I,. "B rack" Perkins, Jr., right, present* the coveted nwnid. II. I. Perkins, Sr., left. B. L. Perkins Net 30,000 Fans Are Touch Gridders Anticipated For Open Sports At Trophy Is Awarded First Miami Game To “Gene” Tucker Grammar School Gen* Tucker, whu wun the C ity CORAL H AIII.E S — (.Special) Sanford Needs City Sports D i r e c t o r , Says B. C. Steele Tm irh fi,o il,nil w ill inuugorate this ycur's broader athletic proigruin til Ho- Sonford Gtuoimar Heboid, Piiiu-ipnl II C. Steele nald Imlity. “ A lniut 280flludi'tilN nt tlie (irari.inur Hi'bunl w ill tuke part in one nr unnther of our school u tlile tlr event*, and Hint liirlude* Ihe g irl* liiu ," lie declared. Steel uulllnod m* program by euylng, "W o w ill nlnrl with our buys" tuuoli foothull. Then I be hiiHkethull Reason w ill fullow with m uni! robin touriiaineiita for truth g ill* and boy*. H u s e l i a l l anil nun hie* w ill end Him tillite llc scheII. C, Steel* dole at school In Him ip rln g ." Touch (oollm ll w ill begin soon w itli teuniH made op o f Him d if­ ferent room* In (lie Hrnmmar School mid Junior High Hrhuol competing Hgulnxt one another. This w ill he xlm ilar to last year’* husketholl setup, Steel said. " i be future of sport* at uur school mol lo Hanford I* looking up,” he fluid when asked nhout the |iron|ivct* for the coming year. " It wun n great break for HanTord when John H ro ll, the new high nehoul basketball roarh waa algned. I hope w* ran work out a rtlnle program w llh th * high achool roaches coming to our schools and helpIng the boy* w llh Ihe fund** mentals In basketball, football and baaebatt." Hleelu smiled when he began reflecting upon Him youngster* he l* tra in in g and hud sent to thu Junior High Hclmul lid * year. "Hordiu should have some p re tty fa ir cugers thin year In Jimmy W right, Keith Abney and Law ­ rence Howard. They Itcgan ahowu m p b i. Ing sign* o f good team play In Con M arrero won hla tlth o* our round robin basketball to u r­ Gray and lla l While fo r 13 hit* ney* Inst w in te r." I t waa Ihe 04th defeat for the T l Hteel* agrees w ith Hcott's |4 r t . Ihe moal defeat* ever suf statement In a l Sanford nhould fered by a ‘D etroit team. have good athletic team*. "You know what w * need In Han­ ford T” he said, "A fu ll time athletic director to spend mere time w ith these yo ungatera.il really don't have tim e to do them luetic*. "They could be advanced fu r ­ ther alenir If some one coach cuuld assist and teach them, stim ulating thtdr Interest and at Ihu same lim e developing them fu r Hie high school." Hterle returned to th is year's urogram again and predicted that lid * year he would nave e belter program to o ffe r the youngite r*. "M y main objective la to l i t every boy and g irl get a ohance to play ami th a t'* what, 1 Intend to no, he concluded. e Sanford Stars Down Local Air Base, 9-1 Hanford’s Kecreatlon A ll-S ta r softball club bounead back a fte r th e ir In itia l defeat in the Orlando Invitational tournament to • feat the claaa B Orlando ehnmlon Hanford Naval A u x ilia ry A ir tatlon nine by a convincing 9-S ■core ,la a t Friday n ig h t In H i- men’s single championship for the tid rd straight year taut month, wn* swarded th* coveted I'erkin* title trophy by It. L. I’erklns, Hr., and II. L. "B ra ck" Perkins, Jr., at th e ir men's store un F irst Ftreet last week. Tucker's' victory this summer w bn particularly' significant «lnre Clay W illiams, the runtier-up, fought on even terms for two days and a pair of *■• Ira sets before Tucker fin a lly emerged the victor In the finals. W illiam * w ill receive a runnerup trophy from Itohson'* Sport­ ing Hood*. The T uckur-W llllam * clash tiegun on s Saturday afternoon w ith both players splltjng the regula­ tion set. They played to a d-0 draw in th * overtime match be­ fore rain and exhaustion forced them to retire fur thu day. On Holiday Tucker dropped W illiam * il-U In the all Im portant rubber t ilt to claim the championship fo r the th ird conaeeutlva year In Hanford, T h* fin a l match culminated over six weak* o f tourney play In which over 30 men were entered. Wom­ en'* singlet, doublet, m e n 's doublea were not played this sum­ mer In the tournament. Sports Roundup By GAYLR TALBOT NEW Y O ltK un—Our beat sues* at the moment l i that both Frank Fi Hedgman and Ken McGregor, Ausiru llu r's two tennis gulliln s, w ill turn professional for promoter Jack K ram er Immediately alter they have helped defend the D avit Cup In the challenge round at Adelaide Dec. 29-11. There 1* nothing concrete to sup­ port the belief, even after several recent conversation* w llh the two players amt w llh K ram er, but It allll le something more than a hunch that the fin e of this country are seeing Hie Iwo great A u tile * for the last tim e aa amateur*. K ram er, for tm* thing, la so con­ fident that the big payday la In lig h t that he doe* not even plan lo return to Australia Ihla fa il to give the two world champions an­ other tales talk. For another thing, Mrs. Nell Hopman, the charming wife of Ihe Ausilea* cup captain, sava ahe thinks Ihe pair w ill go fo r the money, too. Although I la extrem e­ ly doubtful that 'E pful H arry til th * day, Nell hta at least been aruuud (he boy* all itim m e r and ihould be In position to make a ihrewd guess. Perhupi Uta m o lt telling factor of all, In our opinion, Ilea In ttie abrupt alteration of clnum itancaa ilnce Sail a m in accepted the t i l . ooo wedding g ift from the AuaIta lia n tennla public ta il January for not turning pro. A t taal lim e the Auaaiea fait It would be Ilttla ih o rt of a national disaster to lose their Oavia Cup ace. A fte r the — Mure than .'10,000 fuiin are se­ lected tu jam the Oiatigc ue Bowl Stadium tonight lu ■*« th the Univerxity of Miami Hurricane* In th r ir 1962 preview game against the powerful Holden A rrow s of Fort Jackiun, S. C. Th* game I* being staged fu r Florida .Snort* W riter* am i.Spurtcaster* who w ill convention at the U niversity of Miuml, today and tomorrow. However, anyone Join­ ing the Q uartrrliack* club fo r 11.00 w ill Im- admitted tu tlie game Ire* of charge. Tin- membership* In the clnli are going like w ild­ fire, It wus reported today by o ffic ia l* o f the Quarterbacks club. “ W * drew dime lu 30,000 members for Hi* gam* lust year, while there I* g rr a lrr Interest this srsNon, tier a use of the b r il­ liant gain* Fort Jackson waged with Miami in the 1961 clash," lie brock ssltl. " I t ’s virtu a lly cer­ tain now that we w ill draw more than 30,000 fo r th * game Monday night," lla brock re­ ported. now It is almost a certainty no th a t the starting Hurricane offenslve btckfleld nr at Q uart*/w ili have John bark w ith llobh Tnru a t le ft half, Gordon at rig h t half and chunky , uu -. uubmumi.u, ,,v wild rampaging hull of th * H u r­ ricane iM ckfieltl, a fullback. The Hurricane offensive line I* expected to have Frank McDonald and Joe Crowley nt Hip flank* Dan Tuxsottl slid Jo* H diulU a t tackles; Nick C hirklllo, the H ur­ ricanes all American candidate and Dun M ariutto at guards and the veteran Annand V arl st Cen­ ter. This line has been' working toaether sine* p ra rtk e opened this fa ll and has been working to. gather In all o f the Hurricane scrimmage* to date, The line averages tint pound* and the back field 175. Thin team must face a giant Jackson dub which has a line averaging 217 pound* to the man and a back field averaging lHb pounds to the man. lory over our new cup captain, Vic Selxaa, In tb* Nationals at Forest llllts. Anil It look Hedgman to knock Hoad out of that tourna­ ment. Sedgman and McGregor will bo able to tik e their leave with easy consciences after the Adelaide matches. I riMTInPOWUI P a r ft U O X p . a t n t - * Paul Pezold Leads City Bowlera With 170 Average, Appleby 2nd Ageless Paul (tlie K iut[fixh) Resold la re-enacting hi* bowling pre-eminence o f 2(1 year* ago n* 1li« firs t (w ''—,t r k aveiage* of ttm "City 'Bow ling League reveal he la tn * undisputed “ King F in " among th * Individual players w ith n 170.3 nvarage. In th * flra t ala garar*. the Stanley • Kogera veteran ha* leveled 1013 pin* to lead all other player* and hla 223 game o f last Wed need ay night I* the hlgheit Individual performance In the league this season. Carl "H o t S hot" Von lle rh u li*, last year’s top bowler In San­ ford, playing fo r Stine Machine Company, staged the greatest gain last week w ith a u7U set to ­ ta l th a t brought him up from 20th In the circuit, a t 140, tu Nu. 3 man w ith a respectable 107.2 percentage Harold Appleby, whu « w the leader the flra t week w llh an im p rn a lve M l average, fell to aecond place ta il wrek with 1M.3. The Font O ffice bowler Is also aecond lo Fesold in the to ta l nomber o f points with l u l l . Von Herbulla In th ird und the only other player to crack the 1000 mark w ilh 1001. Although Celery C ity lends H im C ity circuit, tlie ir top bowler Is Fete E itvl, the ninth ranking player, w ith low 100 average. Th* C ity League w ill play ngaln on Wednesday night ut 7:30 p.m. In the Sanford Howling Alley. C ity Bowling League Individual Averages Flayer I'lna ILH. Avg. 1021 226 170.1 F, Fesold, S-H ton 201 108.1 Appleby, FO Von llerbulis, HM 1004 201 107.2 490 186 106.1 Hkeht, UH0 18(1 101.2 Steele, PO 978 169 102.0 Cobb. AO llerbst, FO 908 180 101.2 Of,2 177 10O.2 Tamm, S R 900 197 100.11 Kite), CC 961 190 168.3 Kretser, H-R 961 188 168.3 Pcvie, CC 928 191 161.t G. Fesold 8 -It 927 177 161.1 Russell. ERA I, Negrotto, CC 921 17(1 163.3 UIH 170 163.0 Devito, CC 899 180 110.6 Tuuchton, SM It uka, FP& L 896 188 119.1 889 186 118.1 Helmutteut, CC 88 2 tin 147.0 Rich, AH 430 160 110.1 C arroll, AH 8(10 102 144.2 Cooke, AG Hill) 176 144,0 K Ire It huff, SM 800 too 143.2 Gray, FPA L 869 171 143.1 Kanner, AH Stine, HM 868 173 141.0 M orris, 8-K 428 too 142.2 «I0 407 702 7H3 M4 IBS U * a MB I3S.2 130 132.0 IBS 130.3 1 3 3.U 4". Chetlain Attending Sports Convention M IAM I Ms—Florida sport* w rit­ ers and spurlflcaxterx went dtaa sea fishing today as part of tbf% three duy lu ll meeting and outing s A muni; those attending the convention is Kent Chctlaln, sport* editor ol the Sanford Herald. They were guest* of tha Am er­ ican Greyhound Track Operators on a trip tu fishing grounds off Miami before assembling for > business meeting lata In Iba day ‘ ‘ " 'T o r football *“ - * • game ami‘ Hie exhibition between Ft Jacksun, S. C., and the University of M iam i H urtA canes tonight ™ Tuesday they compete In the sixth .animal golf tournament at Riviera Country Club and will be entertained at a luncheon spon­ sored by the Maid Shrine Temple all slur fuolhull game committee. Sunday (light they were guests nt a dinner sponsored by the Oringe Howl Committal* and Hialeah race course The group w ill receive nomina­ tions fur Hie state’s o u tita n d l|| amateur amt professional a th le rn or Ihe year at the business meet­ ing today Joe Livingston, sports editor ol the Jacksonville Journal mid president of the Florida Sports Writers Association, w ill preside. E IG H T STATES T A LLA H A S S E E — (S p e c ia l)Kight idutex lire represented on the tllfi2 Fluridu State University fiMitf.all tenni. They are Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, K *0 lucky. Ohio, Fennsylvania, urn West Virginia. DON V K LI.K K TA LI-A H A S S K E — (S p e c la l)Floridn H int* U niversity’s fuuryear football record under Head Courli Don Vellur is 30 wins, four losses, no ties. SKIN TROUBLIS? a i l i i f w i t h * M«11(11*1 LVCO-bO-aOI. tHK^*ws*£»- g it lv ir r lt s lle o a w l I t t N n e . M>r«. ittvt on P°»* 1 FIMTInCHOIC1I ■ Q o m i Foedeaaatlo, Over- pNavys hurler a t-*».»!.„ mm Chueh Graved t o aeven U ta fo u r-ru n outhurat In the flra l and elath Inuiaga. Red Hires apun a i t t i f , fo u r h itte r le retard hla Hu m w in » . ,« v r ssat ts - 1 ( ™ 1 hotplult oytt All Jrikqouil urtl'h i LYCO-BO-ROL • Tlw '• > M M u * * yew M t i mere «•"»"»»< " » • « " la a n i" h im ». __J-H H u , u y attMf law-prised « « l Vets can laa It In feed's new, I eager, wWar h / l n «| g n lg - Yaw can feel H In feed'* tmeeHter, m ar* level vide. . . la Faci a 11% eeefar steering. And, yaw can aaaaa M la IHa mam «#M ad n i p , r n a f Ida ' l l Faad-wfcaHta* N 't Ida 101-h.p. SJa a* 110-fc.p. V - i l B i Plercy, I'O Stanley, H R Itutibiird, F I'A L Lawson. KFAL D -ir.f '■ , A4V. iU �ir YOU D o u r THE W EATHER t w i l i t joot Hanford lla ra ld , I ' l l j Delivery, by 7:00 P. M-, pleat* call YELLO W CAB 144a © h e ^ a n f n r f r i t c _____________ 1 _________________________ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPArKK m EaUblinhed 1908 ,UME XI,IV Truman Rises To Defense Of Medical Plan Dog Com forts Master In Crash P resident Suya Com­ pulsory Health In- ( suranee He Plans Is Not Socialism By ERNEST b. VACCARO P H ILA D E LP H IA un - President Truman today described opponent* of compulsnrv medical Insurance— ,*y Include (ten Dwight D. Etsan ower —as **pullbackn who want lo "go back to lit# hone and buggy day* " The President declared "11 Is a Job for ad ul us" i t bring medical and health services lo In* people at a price they can allord lo pay " I would not call suc.i u good •aociallMit.’ " Truman -aid would call It a goal ol enterpriseAmerican enterprise " Trum an didn’t mention the Kc gublican presidential nominee by name in a speech prepared fnr a luncheon ol the American Hospi­ tal Association In Convention Hall Bui he ((noted language used by Elsenhower In New York Sunday opposing Trum an's medical insur ance plan Elsenhower advocated, among uliter steps, "lo ca lly admin Uttered Indigent medical care pro g ra n ts " Trum an came here by train (rum .-Jfraihinglon lor the address, billed T y the While House as "n o n p o III leal " While he didn't mention compol sory medical Insurance In so many words today he declared' •‘ You can’l make Hie best mod ern medicine available In every body—as II should be- unless there Is some way for people lo pay for HANFORD, FLORIDA •• J J - '-1-------------- J B a -------------------- L- _ l f t * MONDAY SEPT. 10. 1952 A H M uclutftl Pri'.MH l.t'it.Hi'tl W ire -------- — Nit. 1 Stevenson Is Expected To Hold Another Meeting W ith President; Eisenhower Probes Farm Program Democrats Hit For Failure To Devise Farm Plan With­ out Price Controls « r O n r r a llf la ir an,I mild through Wednesday, «seept po-sibly a few light showers on F a il l o i s t and In t- it tt n u north (aovernor Stevenson CanipaigiiH In California Cimipaiv'ii Tour CovcriiiK' Atlantic Seaboa n I la 1Manned By Demo .Nominee llv B i t ,1 \ \ vlOK IN B> JACK B ELL H I'R IN tlF IF I.I*. El c - Gov ABOARD EISENHOWER SPE Vtllal Sl»*v on von t* c tird i ill'll In go Cl AL i.|t—Gen Dwight D Eisen 10 W.tkhniii'tim SiiDtnLiv tit h head huwer carried his campaign info ()u.ittcih am i.niiucil ti-dny ami politically vital Minnesota toda> 'p i'n il.itin n ti t «• aiinnf mnthcr with a call for a "consistent' iniudthg l>* r i** i. tbt I ii inm r.itlc l.n m piognim • |11 L i t v , ,iiu tc. ,11i I’n ^ tispcakiug Indole a m in d exti I ili’iit I i imt lo mated at almost J.uuu persons at St I \ l ‘t| * x « M 4 ,'fll i railllfl (Mill 10X11 ‘PAL* licks the face or his m a ite i, John Cobb, 3*. after » heail-on Albert I.oj Hi*- Republican prest (uign iviui fo i ittig ihe Vtleinllc collision of cart near Weitbwry, N. Y. Cobb was not of four Injured. dcntial nominee accused the Demo SiMhoiird I hor iii.t \ A l right. James Slewlerskl, 43, Is cumfoited by his wife. Florence cral.s ot pulling the farm er " in Ibr \n siulo * t i li»^* *l CihI.i v tlwit the (wearing bandana), and others. (International SoundphutoJ m iddle" b) conHicling price con gnvi'irior Mti G in , in \\ -Mhingtiin Irol and agricultural aid pmgrams Iiy mi at Iv lit a m. Cheered by Ins crowd packed K.S l * ii i »»uti* In the .\la■reception in u appearance in II , ruii* ha*i' .t (ju.itiiu'o, V.i limns and Indiana Monday. Eisen Hi< -on, Adi.li III i hi officer* bower swung hard against the training nehiMl there Democratic domestic and foreign S|e\eliM»n .n il vttaike uh.»! was programs ile v i In'tl .» .» "tmn » imp iiiin He said that tanners were ta lk " at Ihe M»u m r I m m * aml go "caught in the m iddle" last (all mi In Hiehiiuiotl V i fur ,i -speech when the o ffice of Price Slabtli Ih e i»' S itu! ft.i v nlglil ration tO I'S i threatened to clamp I he rfnvei aim** - hiHT irv leaves price controls on bogs at the same hexf Sumliiy » U in k If | r his lim e the Agrteiilture Department I'li'stom not f* * in ike pec (lies on was sayihi; that the over supply ol Stiiiii.iv x .Mid «sii i *i \ *-i • Miiggi'sleil lings would prevent any price In lie oiiicliT I ik« Hit ssppoi ftitiitv to crease* »1*011 i w ifli I i mi h i mi t hr Wlule "A s foi the Republicans, we w ill 11mi i-e holer i- - 'I hi hrii k l«» New be consistent." Elsenhower said York fni -i p**»“i-|* he foie the "H aving made a lu rn i ptogram Officers of Hanford Fust 63. the \m t tit an I * ih t thsm «d Labor \ • i utm ••((••! I>v B ill Kirk^ d American Legion, ami its A u xilia ry B ill K irk Mn'ors for the t‘i 'l\ iMllHMJ \1 4»I 14t I k <’ i'V we w ill tint back and Idl were Installed In Impressive cereEisenhower mixed his hid lor lln II." He Li'.t v,iw Ik r I ‘ r •■ it I, Gil \iig lol on Die northwest corner Truman's national health pro monies last night at the Legion uf I’n lm rttn Avenue mid C ttm m c" farm vote with an atlaek on T ru ON HIS WHISHt-StOP IOU* ,,( t \ i l l f e i tit,i CTov A d la i St.*v enroll D . >mocr.itU I're tld n d lu l immiiivr, l ' ui 44 ."tun , i -ti gram, embracing pre payment of Hut before u packed house. In ad d a l Avenue, fo r th» purpose of mail adm inistration liiie lg n poll ( .llaitit J Olid p|'| rJ .% ,t M » t *!k i *-is> • d d l r s ' . r i s l u l l , si de wudi en, r mu f.iHi tli il if the* K i i . u M u .eiu in.I k ■lint, 1l,,*l r .ii ,1 b e lli M iedicul, hospital, laboratory ami tilt ion lo member#, the of fa ir wus erect loir a new building f ‘,r bi« ries q u i t l el l l ua l t d uUuul us. w i ll pMf leilfiig ihc 11 *111a i,it ,r,ol l Item ' qn.il tr r s inila:s Ml,ill tie* 1leilKH'l .11 i I fiti f n tihtih iK S'hii m l j d u ' l n j aven some denial costs by In­ attended hv d is tric t officers and Chrysler noetic«>. wax accent ml li* till-sl ■liriri. li • amlnl.it,* is it" Eisenhower's invasion ol Ihc creases In social security pay guests from neighboring posts. di .if'mg b " <*,iin 1ntij'ii atr.ilegy |ii«( n lg lil bv «hc CitV Commls- Midwest in Ills serious minded bid It. Z. Johnson Jr. was installed slim. m ciils, has kept a controversy go Urn *\ eld thut il|*|ie.ll , tn luivg for the presidency evoked cheers , . , , ing between him and the American as the new post commander and Mr. K irk announced U i*l he (nun ills campaign managers cll.lTIlil'd his l"i iliutt w ,i-, last Medical Aasoclailon (AM A) for Mrs. C. E. H unter as the A u xilia ry w ill break ground for the building betui’en Inm weck's meet me A rthur Suminerfield, Republican seven years. Elsenhower called it president. in 10 dnvs. The agreement stlnu- national chairman, told this report 1Iw 1g111 H 1 |M'll Inn, ei Ills G ()|’ OtJier post o ffice r* seated are as laled hv the ......... . ■ move toward "aoclallied m edi­ was that uppuni'iit llld Sel i Hubert A l .ill follows; (leorge Maybury, first • h r sa le >- v x l'd n row l'1" ' >•_' 1 er Elsenhower's backers are "en nt tlillu M en •llxll i says Kixciitmw* cine ’* lire ly satisfied" with the Inpras vice-commander; (Jordon Frederick, The ('resident told the hospital ing operation* ere started w ith in f t 's " g l’l*llt <1Ul. ole nus tieciune xinn the generul made on about second vice-commander; Eugene group that good health la of " firs t it, ii 1aft I ijh tlic gri nt nil i n u ll i Itt) lavs . , a quarter of u m illion persons win, Im portance" to this general web Stovall, tn lrd vice-commandei and tin ■ annul al's e.iiii. The lot, w ith 80 feet "taken I'V l>l turned out to see and bear him assistant adJutanL on Commercial Avenue end 104 fare and added: palgb Amt tu.* added R. W. (Bob) D*ane, finance o f­ feel on Palmetto, Be* Immediately In IllUtms and Indiana yesterday j ■. • "T h a t Is why, ever since l have - . -i — # 4* Tills pUtx iftl m lu w lv un'C' as Sugt inn rf laid (aid Eisenhower 1 fic e r; fh A. Monforton. chaplain; east o f tli* Crtyhnurid flu * 8 /fV « » p rw id a n l. [.have recommend pert nil Mu i HIMi i i jtt im i nil tbit w ill continue lo deprecate the lev L. F. Boy la, service officer; B arle *1,1,1 prupertv Owned hv J- A 1 ul ed program* wfilrti T Mlteve will I'll'I'l lull ily with which his Democratic op T. Loucks, historian; Jim Single­ t (re s ile s ** oa ra n * r«s«l i ii lung strategy Hi h,in hi en 1 ,, ,, .. tary, adfotant. and A. Dave Brown, | houn. Mr. K iik , In making his o ffe i, pound Gov Adlai E Steven-,m I'onti ! i'Eti e witli !ii rblef Iteilteil sergeant-at-arms. pointed out lhat two ve»rs urn j of Illinois, lias described Hepubli n 41 ini nil I » n "let*- • "tel I Am endm ent In Nov Other a u xilia ry officers installed i be had offered 11000 fo r the |,ro call reaction to many of the i * mi, ure as follows: Mrs. J. M. G arrett, p crlv, now iim -i I fo r fr**e p a rk in ' of the day By B lItt.K I \ It I I* I'Ll I! |»t| ill * t pil'd* >1 pt •i' I Ml firs t vlce-|ircsldetil; Mr«. Roy T il - purposes, in the C llv , and Mini .* "tie d Elsenhower** own mo, <o ( r rI'E N il At, EN. Diminatk ,,p off i r hlet h in SxftiMKmI* ' " 'l l 1 lls, second vice-president; Mrs, W. lie vote Ilf 2 Mild 9 resulted In Ity and los recognition ol the •> Br i t i s h Niuvvi'glan a n d Dn ul s l i ti l Ski'll t .**III \ • *i * III** I i * II" •ni'i f ' I L. Elder, corresponding secretary; the Commission, which later luusness of the situation exist,'', flV’M r l I III,Ill'll r,,|,i,||li.ig |,|i ' ill* Lliill** » I lit > bv li l M lbc * Mrs. (’ . F. Proctor, recording sec­ elded on fu rth e r appraisal on the today contrasts sharply with h, (IW riivri lislay In lln* b r 't murk »Iflll llifi'lit >|*"'ilr11"!! »' .111 I 4 4" retary, jot. lie stressed the need u f more ! opponent's wisecracks and I i»- atr attack un an Allmdn- I *.u l « igiu! . ‘f lilt* I s Ii.ufi s. 1..... 1 !'• 1 " Mrs. II. I,. M iller, treasurer; Mrs. l.iisiniss p roiiertv as a means " f live that fact Is lm |iressiin: H» <*a|iilal duiiiiK itA TO . "M a in pal l|o i mail K M••»11 d Hi line** W. J. Hartley. Imngwood, chajiluln; rnising more taxes, pointing out CV By M ILO EAR.NETI peoplo," K uinnii-ifield said f l i i ' h H* h " . d , a n d k ■ , I t> I i.iu fi lir a ii’" mani'iiviqs «\ 4I |3 I Ml | ■ *Ml f II f*f f 4*14iii SEOUL, Korea oB — The U S Mrs. Lena Hammond, Long wood, that lhere hu* been but llllle con­ Elsenhower w ill desert Ids , 1 T h r Mi lk ,'I,i'll,', >■ .itI Il k ljsti',1 ■i. .41*144,4 14 l * I* t e n t i n g .11 1 . l , b „ BlM 4 I 1 * L. \1m F ifth A ir Force said Allied pilots historian, and M is. Jack banner, struction of buildings devoted to palgn (rain tem porarily Ibis at»-1 I'SI luimils*', i'let b i , i \\ i* 11 4 i • *i' " k(iii'U Dvt.'iiM' t-sljldlsli sal a new Korean War reeurd for sergeant-at-arms. business h rr r lately. noon lo fly lo New York, where i„ ! m| t In IIS 1 1 l . |*9 . • It. R. (D ick) Eddy, tilh district t i.V 11 . ■• i , Communist planes deatruyed In our The new building, he said, wlO w ill s|>eak before Ihe Ameru.o, llli'ut. uutviib' ttn* n lv wen- blasted \t. Hi t i i 11f11" ? i ib c t t t e l t l u w e i r ml**»i *t. j* f h V 1 *< ( m*». i n f i l l • by several waves „f enemy "nr month when they abut down three commander from Ml. Doro Post .'16. be o f one siorv concrete ldn,k Federation of Labor • 'oiiveiiiinii m aiikv' p la n r. flying frnm the blit A t (hut I v i n M m id, Min " f S a n llld b i „ > 4 4** • ** s M .u , t h e (ini' 1 "I'M 1 4* V * I' (1 I 11)4'r 4 MIG15* over North Korea ami got wus installing officer fot the post, construction, w ith modernistic 1 , i Fd 1 .444 I e l l , w i n g |,ll,, ' while Mrs. Charles D. Webster, glass front anil w ill measure Ml morrow lie w ill pick up Ins H:m, Dniinli air base uf Karup in Jut f n r d ’i l!i4i*-t u n l e l l f K l * i li b 4\v*‘l f o l M in i. ♦ belated confirm ation of a (uurth. m i " 4 | d o i i l * t i | i p o | t i ’l R, l o i i k l l n 1 lv K nliit i I ‘ i , k , ' i . i i , , l, i l i u ' k l , Mnl || n , I |. | f f. I m.|)Mf That ralaed the Heplember lotal uiit-going A u x ilia ry president ami hv J00 feet In sire. He declared again lomorrow nlglil lit Muhin land I Ill'll • HI, w l i l e h In* b a d tie* tp Med, b» c o ll i. Mil. N. ill in 'III,III,C i Il>. ► Ih! I t 1 v . ' ' »4 Mill 4‘l ltlo 45 M ills , with almost half the alth district president, Installed the that the lease on Ids Present I m p lii s j ii iiu lim e d lh.il Hie as l l n t • < t ill l e i t p lii rf i i n J a i l, "iiv i l b MM , * 1 - w lp t ,• * I < W,'1,'olUI <| I *\ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t i 1‘ *'IF1«■111 j I, i I tl tli till ||I Sen Frank I'arlsim ol K jiisj building at 1006 Hanford Ave month left Last A pril 44 lied j officers of tne A uxiliary. saull reduced by "al per eenl tin- f u r ( i i ' t u i i i K l H i ' i t l m w r i a n d kpH a K m e I lu ll I N \ l , l 'nil Iluth Mrs. Webster and J. D. ■me, w ill expire in March. Coming one ul the general'* chiel advise, ,.t J4f|l «I ill 4|M r' I ■ 4 l via'* )|1 planes were destroyed, Including flgliiiny e.ipuiity ,d t'lijH -nbagen'' bi'U l t y 1 4*x't'lil lu ll , I In* hll'H Mti t ‘i o il , htg pi 1.1,1.tu him (indue t li1' ttlHlf kf f out-going commander, here from West Palin Beech f i v i described ns "nhsn liilcly jic rfe ,' 41 M ills and three propeller driv Cordell, coastal defenses i vbibitlPii Iben* at t he *’ Ib iimh’ i al*» .■-hi J, id F'lmn lj, lioilagu " t given ovations as they left yeura ago, lie purchased the j Elsenhower's El speeches and il,, i N \1 n it i till ii h, B t'ii' the warplanes caught on th r were A llutilla ul " hi aiige" warships b it I d N e l d l o W i r ’' r e li t e i . | >nil l ie * t,'H- 1 • r s n o d I i i ,*L ,,| I, ,ul,ling i i h i >** Jut il" their office*. Mrs. T illlr presented Chrysler agency at that tim e from ! reception by dom lnanlly lle|iubli till 141I 'LL Hi i *t Iititf ket ground, i * n g ift la the uut-golng president can audiences In Indlunri and ,u rneaiiw bile headed west tow,ml III d ia m e te r , th e button l*> III lie v e d said XI r M il wee, i,n,! I ir pnintod him un ef t f Jhi win! i' \- flu fi'iitilM * In addition to the three M ills from tha auxiliary, while Kartvb' W ight Brothers. CupL'idiugeli Irnni the Dauisb Is t<* III' 111** lk lin *it 4*1 ItH kind Util (lull t V1MUII S, II"-il. Will' ll In1i IK \ •tr ,» h u l l itu- iti'l if n»i 'h ml* Meeting as an equalization the Chicago vicin ity of Illinois yc destroyed one was damaged today llousholder presented Mr. Cordell land of flurnlinltn in the flnlli,veui it t h " time bad 176 enrolled, \ • 11!*>*i' » u l fjeii'tit A|i**nkir.if (>f The F ifth A ir Force also confirmed w ith a oast commander's pin from hoard during the ru rlv part of lerday Sea Danish mbmariues supported now dns 66U ih** Iti M. i , Mi \ , L t '4., ri tin I, the meeting, !h * Commission I o.,h The general capped Ills dav the kill of a MIO Sept. 4. T h irty the putt. II, urged the t.inli to cute ful "H'ill* ) !',iM111'"| 1, f|.:|t I Imt iJ ifro by Niirwegtan ruutnr tnrpedu Imul , under consideration appeals from campaigning with a 126 tulle aul,, t l i Bed planes have been damaged Hie .'lislitq lin n u l Miiielidiuent eum wn in • i i"uikfIi «,f 11 During a series of brief speech*., a number o f residents for low< r mobile trip, starting from ih, were altai kmg the "enemy " (hips l< •iMllanMl Its M e * T s « l lug up in tin* N. . eiuliei ilie lu u i „ _____ ________________ U E. Weaver, Altamonte HIprlngs, ‘ I I * » i Mf1\ • fit MFfj Jl . \ s'| 4, fit'll* The erangr flnlllla Is sehrduled tax valuations. Houlti Side of Chicago and lakiin w lil t cby a pm I mu uf nolo Iii '* •■Ii»m l f»» lln* .'M m >I n*'w n u t t k i-1 hth d is tric t committeemen, who Among these were Mack N. lit Jollel, Wheaton. Aurora and f t I ii ut'i'Mi|it In Inrre lls way Miruugli (titiil, w ill go to srhinds to UIUIIU" niui'ii!).1• i ■■." li*- ti i 11 ' t 4 tli ‘i•"n i%i1111 was made director of C ivil Defense the vital Internaliuiial gateway uf tee eiintmimtinn t ullutineiil .round observation* fo r Hemlnole Cleveland Jr., appearing f o r lawa, III o f i l l f f* l ♦ til 1H " M i ju 'oliiMlK n p 11 the Bailie uiilglil ill order In H arry Hobson who was also p r> He gol friendly, cheering crowd lu ll, ip ally f i ,i Imil ling fu ll," , of u help I'm f»!l ti i = IL is fippcitrbounty, asked for cooperation from "shell" Danish coastal fortresses sent; Mr. and M r*. T. J J tid l; In this te rrito ry , part of which | Kill per teuidiei unit 1'hts would HiK till Ih** pl uh T ir im 4.f I tu* c n r iv e n * the post. He Is attem pting to mo* Westward III Ihe North Sea, U S Three ineinhei „ ' the Heuiumle I'llllMe Hemllmte t im litv til get f t , Idllre a Sanford furce to particl- Monte* H arris; and Prof. J. N. borderline belween Democratic Hint. \v 1114'11 !n*t i hr f"tif). Kihlny planes claimed In have damaged ('rooms. uf rtiinm ercr. I'u iin tv t'liam hiir and Republican control, that w n, 4160.null fu r new const l iiction all Swili hintf t*i fh»* hu m) mitt kntt Lieutenant John A, (Buddy! pate In th * airplane spotting duty. un "enem y" sea raider in another Itr.'i'keiu idge, m > hiding Forrest larger than this cnrrespondeul ha Among those present were tho Mr. Cleveland pointed nut .lis t fiuallv, he said Mt A i , h t ■*(j | a mi ul w ,fi M iti'ii Itiil Jonea Jr.,. 29, flanfo»ra, haa been ................ — -----phase nf llie big war game* A lug liulrnuin of tin riia iia g e i. Al l.«e, < seen for any presidential randi M iesxillg tin* ne.'d III t i l " , ollllt > I'iih lp lrlrtt illlp ro vi'liu Nt i .trill ntllll* reported by the A ir Defense Com­ follow ing: Mra. Ernestine Forward, Mr. Robson had purchased th " Inlrrnulltm al la*k force sel air «eu W nlerwjiyx 4'ummitve, und Julm fm ilierensed it I lil-t I** facilities, lie flo u t nt the > ili\ n jf.fi w ii. li they secretary: Mrs. Sybil Hrewton Building in which his date In a comparable area mand aa missing a fte r ha took o ff d is tric t blow* In eliminate Hie threatening I4i unib'V. uvvtier ,,f ihe Hanford At Aurora fo r Instance, Poll,,said Mint he w Mil l like t > see n lilt V • La-all WUrKlf-K' Mir tu t from Tvndall A ir F o rt* Bate, Pa­ Routh, d is tric t chaplain; Mrs. H. D •porting good- store Is located Russell, d is tric t iirg e a n t-a t-a rm s; fu r 1 16,000 and that i l l assess,■.( Sgt. Casper Nelser said Ihe crowd warship Birat ii'iiilt ) , left yesterday fur geumasluiii building (01 l lit- JniiP'r U 1*4' k ’ nama C ltv, last Friday. The III planes |rum the huge Silver iti, lings tu attend the llig tl Hchutil III will,' It tie le,’iiltl I V o . ll l L e t 11*•W h i it ’ f l l l l , 15 According to tha telegram re ­ Mra. Eleanor Jackson, Mt. Dora, valuation bv the C ity I* 122,040, he exllmaled al 4S.00U persons was American a ircra li carrier Frank met mg uf tlie newly formed St mended having ll.tce glades, tin* i iii 11 *• ||. art f o i it o' 1 1\ (to.! i 4 u t r i' ii il v II* pointed out that auch assess­ Ihe largest he ever haa seen i ceived yesterday bv hla brother, past Oth d is tric t president. Mra. Eddyj Mra. Betty McOo- ments are generally about h a lf of ■embled In the city In 27 years of III) D H o u s e v e i l Inealeil the Johns Indian Itivei Im piuvem vnt seventh, fig lit ii and ninth, instead liuve t ■i it re iitn l, i*4 ru t. I ."‘at Aahby O. Jon**, EM4 Palmetto of the present lw „ T'his would re *hi|iptritf i* 4*i|i4v»t.',| t*» v.-iitiiunco "e n e in v " vessel U xl ntebt .r,il miles | C um iutllri Avenue, L t. Jona* waa on a "local, wan, Kissimmee, president o f tha th * value aa determined by *alo srrvlce In the police department II was about the same sire crowd from the task force The rule nf Scht-dtilrd to talk ui tlic meeting suit in better in* tiuetlon ill sellout uhout tle lu h ir lit ui* I i» routine tra in in g flig h t" whan tha Central Area; Mr*. Bea A lterm at, value o f th * property. Orlando, past department chaplain; Mr. Robton, in tu rn , stated that which had greeted the Republican, the raider in this big naval exer concerning R 'w ealh*r deteriorated," S u e f o n t M a t h " ! ia a«-£11n q u i t e the proposed HI and in albletiex, In* pmnted (mt, u'ld lI 'r m lt D « ir ,l I K I ' . i r K ,m ) ir*n H n s*4 Oa Paae Fasn m T h* telegram, bearing th * name Mra, Florence Hague, Orlando, de- th * building required much repair .1,dms Indian River (.'anal, was IkiVs would bo l if t r»■ grounded in ,M t i i i l u i g i i u f o n I o f - i t it Hr v e g e i fundamental!! o f fnntbull and lui.epartm ant membership committeework. Florida Fashion*, which oc­ t«hl«A(" he stAti'i!. “ m k Ii ns p o tio f General Beniamin W. Shlblaw Gol. II (,’ lie,-, consulting en bull before reaelimg lugii school. toe** eahhiig*', t u u i i t t o i nj pL i mid cupies the upper floor, end one ae th * sender, fu rth e r Hated th a t woman. gmeei for the f'e lilla l ami .South Mr M m mh tol l of the prospect* Mrs. M argaret Scsrdefiejd, past store downstairs, plan lo vacate a ll a ircra ft were m a lte d and Inern Florida Flood t'u iilro l Dis- I of the HHS grtdders, and said the v u iiiin t oihar viiru*ti«*n " • ir u c lH to nrocetd to Moodv AFB, president o f the Orlando A u x ilia ry : the building soon. It icl ' local team liud good chance tn pluv Mr. and Mra. Judt protested Georgia, which la the alternate Mrs, Louella Canada, president of Mr Lee Holiday termed the in u championship conference H u a i . \ i i i o r i i M i» th# Orlando u n it; Mra. Gertrude valuation* on four single fam ily landing field. meeting lo be of much import- games nf north mid south Florida NKW YORK r l n*il of V ictor "Y o u r brother waa unable to con­ Mathew, second vice-president of and one duple* house which they sru'e to Siinford, .Seminole ('m in­ teams. Il>* nnnuuliefd that the Sutnitain. I)ii>toM.4 Kent Ii H a . on erected several year* ago at Park tact,Moody by ra d io ,"th e telegram tha Orlando unit. ing tin, southern and western |iur ty und tlw Ht, Johns River V al­ Thanksgiving guiiie w ill lie with ctiorgCH n( \m lutm u the Kxport eald, "and notified Tyndall A FB H a rry H opcraft, Mt. Dora, dis­ Avenue and Fourteenth Street. Bv JIM FIRMER lions of llip cuuntrv from stale ley, and del lured that the people Del,and, an,I thul if the (earn wins i ontrol A rt wu- .ttljootrit*«! today Montes H arris, retired colored th a t h* waa not poalUvt o f hla po- tr ic t sergeant-at-arms; Lesley Favoritism was expressed fur o f this area should get back of all Its games, the buys w ill be in Feileral L'ciurt until Oet HI altlon." Jackson, M i Dors, past commander school teacher, protested an In­ Demoeratle candidates )n Ihe pen In federal uwnershin, Hhoulil this the canal project. treated by 1‘eter Hetiunl to a free S.i in nun. 41. ami (tnrulrand . The Tym lall control tow er waa o t Post 8B{ A llan Forward, A lta ­ crease In appraisal o f her house at eral election this fa ll at a recent action lie taken, Florida possibly "W e are expecting a whooping trip to the "range or Gator Bowl Ilrothem Inc , a freight forwarding d ire c tin g him to MOeDIII A F 1 , monte Springe, commander o f Post 14 East T hird Street, a vary uld caucus o f the F lorida House <>f could be affected. firm , are aeeuMul of f.ilsely ve ri­ Anv natural resources which meeting," said Mr. Lee w ith en- games. which waa th# neareet baa*, when IBS; Pauline Stevens, adjutant of building, on which eh* had a|»eiit Representatives at Tampa, «•thrx • tnuslaaui, and udded that dele­ more than 1800 fo r aabeato* sid- cording to the two local legisla­ m ight be exploited from lie ittvenled some difficulty' In fying nhipper^* export ihvln n tllo n x L t. Jonee Informed the tow er hla tha A ltam onte Springs post. areas. In such case, would revert the Municipal Stadium involving nhlpinenti of hearings to angina had failed. Im mediately, ra ­ Jim m y D’Oraey, peat commander ing. C ity Clark H. N. flayer paint tor*, but definite oppoeltlon was to the federal government Instead gations am expected from Jack­ adapting sonville, i'utulku and other cities field to fontliull use, due to the Switzerland The governim nt con* dio contact waa loot. o f th * Orlando poet; Joe Byrd, ed out th a t due to mil la te reduc­ expressed to tw o nlaiiks In the o f the slates. curve ,,f tho xtundx, and said that tendi the hearings Huh^etpiently o f north und re u tiu l Florida The A ir Force la attem pting to Sanford Naval A ir Station; Georg# tion her taxee were |6dHl lower national Democratic platform . The cloture reulc deals with some nf the left field fence w ill were trarnflflipped to ( ‘ominuniat locate the a irc ra ft. . , . McGowan, Kissimmee, past d istrict than in 1047. • He expressed confidence th a t Mark Cleveland J r. and Vulie lim itin g time u f debate on the U. tzechoxloviikia L t. Jonea attended echoed here. c o m m in d tr, and A /2c Herbert Prof. J. N. Cronins protested a the new organisation w ill moke have tu lie moved to make the field Sam ami wax it in* Med m Florida Hla father, deem ed, owned and Barefoot. United Stotes A ir Force. 13.49 annual Increase In ta x ** un W lllla/ns Jr., state representative’ B, Senate floor, dispensing w ith much piugresi on the canal pro­ large enough for play. Tills from this county, both alateil the the traditional filibuster. operated the C ity Drug Co. Coach Gulins slated that whereas List April and lias been free on Refreshment* and a social time hla home at 812 Hanford Avenrn, caucus motion idea under the vigorous aptiroved # resolution t„ ruling already has been put into the HHH team hud 22 letlermen 1.5,000 bond followed Mat InsUUation** Cakes and increase u f appraisal due to endure* all Democratic nominees effect on the floor o f the U. S. leadership uf Eurl Brown, who last year they now have only six, adding a to ile t room. (or tha f r r a lf , o im o f which bore lias don* su much to advertise A D U L T EDUCATIO N frnm A dlai Rtevenion, presidential House n f Representatives. but pointed out that the B squad David M ille r of the H unt Lin- candidate, on down the line. m A meeting o f the A d u lt Educa­ • "good M tk " phrasing to new ofAn amendment which excluded Florida at national exhibits. played well last year, and there is fleam, were baked by Mrs. Dave coln-Mercury M otor* Co., told the t i o n Council wU) be held a t 4:80 However proponent* o f ca rry­ endorsement of th r party p la t­ Hanford would liave much to much guod material un the present commissioners that during exca­ ing th * blenket endorsement to form , relative lo th * two dis­ ItlT Z -'d o ck Wednesday afternoon a t Remley. aln from such a canal, Mr. Lee team. vation* fo r tha foundation* fo r u th * national p la tfo rm ran into puted Issues, carried by an overa C ity H all, and n il in te m te d "M y Hon John" eclaradi pointing out that large new home In th * 2400 block on trouble. Diesenalon w ith the pro­ whelming m ajority, the local re- number* of yachta would atop Coach Fleming told of s tiff a f ­ taona are urged by Mia# Ha1:34 - 4:01 - 6.28 • 8.65 Palm etto Avenue th a t a storm posal waa expressed because uf prasenlativus disclosed. ternoon workouts by the young fllavens, c o ^td ln a to r, to SCHOOL her* art-rout* to M iam i and th * MO V I ELAND grldders, and announced th* school few er and a w ater pipe were tutIt* Coun­ R egistration* may be two fa cto r* In the p la tfo rm — the However, 'th a two legislators “ Molly" wee aa- countered. These, he said were tldelands laaua and tha cloture predicted that Stevenson would lower east coast, much money w ill have track and golf teams fo r would he spent here on supplies Show open* 7 :00—-fira t feature ia y, w ill not Indicated on the deed to hla rule. gat the nod In the voting this and many persons o f wealth and the athletic training o f youths who mav nut play In other com pctltljns. 7:24, intcrinlssiuii 8:47, last fea­ , fo r the properly. T h * policies aa sat up b y the fa it fro m state representatives. W inning contests Is not the p itture 9:21. on walla He waa a d v iitd to present to Democratle party Intend to trans­ "F ro m mv observation and dla- prominence would settle in tills Longer ood. (Ceattaeea oa Page tw o ) (C . s I I i m * Oa g i f t flie r) section aa a result. tha Lymaa •arse. fe r ownership o f tldslands border­ t. (Cealiase* us r*a e r * a r ) Bill Kirk Buys Legion Officers Are Installed In Lot From City Impressive Rites For New Building K. Z. Johnson, Jr. Be­ Chrysler Agency To comes Commander; Build (larnjire At Downtown Location C o r d e l l Honored Copenhagen Is Riddled In Mock NATO Air Attack HitftfCMt Ike Hutton Bigger Athletic Program Is Seen For Local Schools Fleet Maneuvers Are Conducted In Baltic* Hv Allied Forces New Record Made In Korean War By Allied Air Force ]E ! iMarkH A1;m;ij»(rs (’oiivt'iHion Si‘t In Winter Haven Local D e le g a tio n Lt. John A. Jones Is Reported Missing Attends Meet At Silver Springs S Seminole Representatives Attend Political Caucus Held In Tampa M^vie Time Table 3 �0m THE SANFOnD HERALD i P an a TureiUy, Btpt. IB, 11.12 Tne Sanford Herald R*«aktl*fe»a la Ivan ■ H M a M 4aWr •■.#»( aatarWaa • a I aaaaai. l:fc«l.ima* tn * Jlaw f i a t i r t M i i k H aa ta u r e a r* »*!• I m M I ( krlalMaa • • * 1 m Taara t i l Maaaniu A u a M 1 l a l i i t l aa ir m a l rlaaa atailaa Utu.fc.r IT, IfU . at th* Pa*t n f t lr r l ia f a t l , t'hirlda, « "4 .r tha A rt • «■>*•*■■ of Marrk a. lira . R 01,1.4 VI) L. UK AM raifar tin n iio v i ik a a Naalaaa* Hmaa*> • f'tT tM t lO T ti'- H»T|-« ,Z • t»r l a t r l f i oa» Mnatk ... Tktaa Kaafka Mb Maalka ■aa Vaar ..... A ll a k lln a rf aallraa, aarla af tkaaka. aaaalatlaaa aa4 aollraa at aafarfalamaal far fka aaraaaa at talalaa fun*., aaIf I ka •»•»»• 4 la> • I ranalar *4.«rtU laa tafaa, llaaraaaalrA Mallaaallr ( If la* aa4 Mataaaaaar Haataaaalafltaa •Aa., Mata lu rk , t’klraaa, llalraM. Itaaaaa I It , aa4 41. I.aala. T i t I1aial4 la a a ta k a r a f lha Aaaaalat»4 Praia nklrfc fa aaltllart ••M n a tia lf fa fka aaa fa r raaukll raflaa at all fka laral aawk prlalrd ka ffcla ■ • « „ • • • , aa .».<] aa alt .•••aa (MaaalakK. liHDAY. HHI’f . in, 1932 “ T f i l t t V 'N " t i i i i i . K vFp«»n H i ha* somathlng to *ay to rarh o f m . Something d lffr r r n t mav be to #*rh one. f ■111(r-r i »k g rn rra lftle * leave in told, hut a personal maau j t f honori ui. .flliro n I hata som ethin! In aaa unto tha*.— I,uka 7:td. Th» m m m tf rnav lit almoti o v tf. but tba W ta llia r Mnn d o tin ’i irtm to know it. --- - — 1-■* ;5 *p lrm b rt 2*)|h n ilia 7^tli nnni v iria ry ol th * incof|ioratmn id tinCity of .Hanfmd. *f** * * I ---- - - ■ Tb# St. IV lrtilu irg Tirtita lia* eoinl mil fm Governor Sle vaninn L r t 'l f f t now, watn'l it l lit Si. I ’r l t Tlm ta llia l lia rk ri) llm r y Wallace in I94H? Central r.itrn lin w rr liaa «|Hikti> M* p ifre again,! tn r ia liir il m tdirino. II * couldn't lia v t lit tn m o lt nuhpoktnly ntiaioii n il lie bail b4*ti Sanator S m allitr*. S o n iH iin n it look* at if il it im p o iiib lt |o i r ttr y o n t In mind Im own b u iin tit. You n llit r lia v t in run tb* p o lilitia m , nr tlir p n liliria n t w ill run you, T il* M tin liv tllr l i i n t i in Alaliam,i h t i comt out for G tn tia l Eiienhowar, ifu n tiv illc it l lit Imma (own ol Senator John Sparkman, l lit Drum* era I it nom inrr lot »ite p tr iiilrn l. Mr. H. F. W h iin tr'i b ro tlin , W il­ liam C b m tli W liiln tr, who lika all lM other W liitn m wai ra iird in anford. left here 40 years ago to till hi* foitune. Now irtirrd , lit it thinking o f trim nine liar* from ,hi* p ra irh t home in T ilp lu irg li, Pa J Glamorous Careers THE WORLD TODAY "I want to work in r television studio," said the young ____ By JAMES MARLOW graduate of n secretarial school. “I can't imagine anything WASHINGTON i * President more thrilling." The young lady Is doomed to disappointment. A typlat'g Truman end Sen. T a il w ill make comfortable for anyone Job or a clerk's Is no more glamorous In n television or radio itwhomore can't get adjuated to the cam studio than in a grocery store. The secretary may catch an paigning ol Och, Eisenhower and occaalonnl glimpse of a broadcasting star, but her chances of (Inv. Stevenaon. marrying Arthur Godfrey or Milton Hcrlo , If that la what Is Since everybody baa been listen Ing lo them for ve a ri, hearing Ihe on her mlntl, are poor President and Inc senator on Ihe This warning is sounded by Hubert E. Kalaltljlan, per­ warpath again w ill be a* relaxing sonnel director nf the Columbia Hrondrastlng System, who a-, last y ra r'* hal. T b*y„ M lnw says Gin? .VJ„,u .iHMilicauts romf* »>.;rw>tin*v aljifbvW iir l' 1- i»snd*M p o litic*' v - Uco. Thoy are told that their dreams are fanciful, Just as much ■t alam bong and personal Not ao with Klaenhowrr and no as the hope which some waitresses or salesgirls are said Stevenaon. Being newcomer! to to cherish, that a talent scout will discover their beauty and national polltlca, they have had In Hnap them up for Hollywood. inch their way along to get (he The warning reminded one observer of a Htory ho read feel of Ihtngi. They atarted out ■ couple of couslna. in his boyhood, "Toby Tyler, or Ten Weeks In u Circus,, by aa mildIheaa general la getting rough James OtlH, Toby was persuaded Jo run uwny from home to t r Now on the Truman adm inistration take a Job In a circus. Whatever dreams ho had, he soon lost, and Ihe governor la getting a little He found il a poorly paid and poorly fed Job with long hours, more rauatlc about the Hepubll hard work and frequent healings from hire boss whenever cana B ill both s till aeem to he to work up a fu ll head of anything went wrong. At Hie end of the 10 weeks, he was trying alarm glad to escajie. They may get an aaslst In thla Svcioturlrtl John in stud ion ere not like thin, but neither from Truman and Taft, with T a ll •hoveling mala on the fire under are they especially romantic. Poison Pen Stevenaon, Truman doing the aamc lo r Elienhower, and Truman and T aft doing likewise for each other. In thla way the quarlet should have a nice hlam going by elec­ tion day with help from the vlee preildentlal c a n d i d a t e ! . Sen Sparkman and Sen Nixon. Truman and T a ll are more (ban Just fanmua politician* whnae name* are a household word They have bernme symbol* of their p a rlle i. Although Truman and T aft are not now candidates for anything, they're both auch aggreaalve men, with atrnng oplnlona and a yen to expreai them, before thla cam­ paign lx over they may over­ shadow the (wo men running for office Letter W riters Many an Innocent porson’a life hns been wrecked by n lying, anonymous message out of the blue — a poison pen letter. All over the country, according to an article In the October Issue of Pageant Magazine, a surprising numlwr of seemingly normal men and women take a gruesome delight In the writing on envenomed, anonymous missives to friends, neighbors or complete si rangers who havu somehow caught their nttentlon. Jerome J. Broderick, one of the nation’s leading poison-pen detectives, estimates that some ilfiO.OOO of the G00,000 poison pen letters mailed each year are In this category. Another 2GO.OOO, according to Hrodcrlck who is a mem­ ber of the U. 8, Postal Inspection Service, are ohse'ene, run­ ning thu gamut from men's room scrlbblings to detailed ac­ cusations of sex practices of every conceivable kind. 8omo Pilot Group Attendfl MO,000 letters a year are mailed by racial, religious and polllical bigots. They are viciously against Catholics or Jews nr Meeting In Daytona Protestants or Masons or Democrats or vlvtscctlnnlsts nr the D istrict Four, Pilot International, British and occasionally a poison-penner Is against all of closed Its annual Fall Council meeting a l Ihe Princes* Isicna Ho them simultaneously. In Daylone Beach Sunday al The smallest group of poison-pen notes, according to the tel noon with a talk given by M r* Pagennt article, are the ones which Include physical threats Edith Mac Bride Cameron, aecoml or attempts to extort money. They got the most publicity vice president nf Pilot International but nctunlly cause the least anguish, provided the recipient of Galneavljte. Fla. promptly gets in touch with Ihe p o lice and the postal Those from the Sanford Pilot Club attending were Mrs Nancy Brock, authorities, If the letter Includes a threat to kill, It automa­ president, Mrs. M. B Smith, Mrs tically becomes an FBI matter: all others nre Postnl Inspec­ Joel S. Field, Mrs. M C. Stone and tion cases. After handling hundreds of such cases, Brod­ M r*. V. C, Messenger erick knows that the threats are never made good. "The kind There were M.1 represent stives ol the 32 Florida rluba comprising who write warning letters never do anything. Never. That's D istrict Four In attendance at Ihe the safest rule you can go by," he advises. meeting which was presided over There is no law against .lending many of the poison pen by D istrict Governor. Miss Marlon letters received, points out the Pageant article. If they aren't Mppman of St Petersburg She ws* aasliled by Mrs, Dorothy Horsobscene and they don't contain threats or attempt lo extort fall, lieutenant governor o f Jack­ money, they aren’t Illegal. However, the Postnl Inspection sonville. Mrs Jnla Jarvis, presi­ Service Is always glad to Irnrk down the authors or )>er- dent of lire Daytona Beach Club, sundo them to slop. Bo, if you'ro over the recipient of aj welcomed the giteati. poison pen letter, call the Postal Inspection Service and let Two panels were held Saturday evening following lha banqiMl In them track down ymir anonymous correspondent. the Palm Room of the hotel.' The H'emoer anaurei! him that they w ill follow up w ith some plan. ir a a ii n * * i ! » • ) '• • • Uj * i Voile W illiam * i t . , * attrenev. tjllv Minnger l.pinon the (illla far *! ive n report on properties which Mm C ity I» seeking to aecura fo r A Tampa woman driving a ear llie ex'.'avatlim In order lo get a tlm T ie n rli Avenue widening prolefund. Mr. Miller, meanwhile, U at an ailim alad ip ttd ol 100 m ilt* |eel, nnd lold o f owner* contact­ •I'l'kimr niiotlivr lot to Indld on. ed Im-nllv mu! out of town. an hour wai k illrd ta lly Sunday The f'ri|i1llll"ilon Utrillo tll*i USHi'il morning w lirn her ear went out id a lii, it mv llv rro n , fm ll ’ tu.id own A mv leftover m aiit duck In the ftm trn l and hit a ru lv rrt Il «kiildrd, >‘t. Hi" iiio h le iii (. iri-tlallltur ImuaeT Cut II In Idte-sltivl piece* to llrd Mid ta in t npnit Im 000 iet-1 tia ffh - lignin to iiifi-g u n iil m otor­ anal ad d lt In a aalad of tomar) h t lo tt it finally ilnpprd and th* ist* iiHinu tin- short cut In- th" uienna, Hcgim-ut* o f orange (ineni* Street hrane-fiee) anil tangy French d rjv fr was thrown )'• let! l li t foorlti I mI i i i i i I at T w enty-fourth and Park Avenue. Mayor W. It. d ro n in g , time l l i t cat lu rim i over. S lit wat married and ha* two small c liild irn whb survive her. Rill Kirk pabela. "P n rlla m tn la ry Procedure" and "H a m b e rih lp and A ttendanra" wore conducted fiy members o l the v a r M i rluba U rm igbsu* F lo rid *0 M r*. Joel Field of Sanford partlcw paled on Ihe pan*I, "Finance and Budget" which was held following tha business session Sunday m orn­ ing An entertaining program wa* Presented Saturday evening by the hoslesa chili after dhich a party wa* given by the Coral Gables Club which w ill play hoateaa with tha Miami Club for tha Spring Dlat tr lc l mealing In M iam i neat A p ril ■ la iiiB H K B WJlfle w t a it thinking of all lire things that need lo l it don* around h tfa, islaying and retention of i itw a ri, repaying of city atreeta, e«* ttp ilo n o f while way lighting, inatallation of more tra ffic figlita. enlarging of pnlica and (its d tp a tlm tp li and tha purchait o f n«w tflu ip m rn t, and to forth, wa wonder i f anyona i* giving an* ihnujtht to a gtnaral tevuion o f SanfcmF* antlguatrd tax itructurr. Did ymi know that ih tta nut of t t r y four fa m ilit* in tha United lata* own lila inturante o f loma kind. M m * than 10 billion dollar* o f tba pcopls’i uvin g s wa;* inveiterf In Ufa in ru ia m r last y f l l alona. Anrj wot# than four billion dollar* y » r t re lu n x d by tha life fitauranca eomnanit* to widow*, orphan* and oihar b'entliciarit* o f life jiiiuranca policiai, Life i iiu ir a n d it a form | o f locial it t u iit y which tha govern' m in t c in 'l m atth al the *amr p titt . The New Biiicks In Fall Colors Are Here We hav* just received whipment of n*w 1952 Buickft In Pall Colors of Sea Mlat Gray-Reach Whit*, Beach WhiteTeal Blue, Imperial Blue-Barton Gray, Sky Gray-Verd* Green. J . Florida’ * 1013 I loiirA o | Rrpreaanlativa*. mealing in ofllcud cautu* Hiwcrat* to luppoil the prrAotri irfY ih u ily add* lh«t parly lovglty thould not b« taken to mean tru l.tid e la rd o il rlg h tl or tha precion* tight ol tha South In filih u ittg should h t la e rificrd . Inaim uth a r Governor Stetanion ia agalmt p b lb jb * iidela n d .o il right* and IM nfibutlat, U tfic u lt to tea hqw th* humble « can tell w h *t to dn from lha la g lilitiv a egbek* ha* adhim, v ; tr W h ^ all lha tumult and tha ihouling diet with reaped to putting tha h o ip ital bond ii*tto-on tha Nov * « b * t ballot, it m«y b« found th *t U M t ^ Teklly needed it s ilfa ra it^ n » o l on on iwuanca o f boMla, i Fi*h Ealolo M i l tha hospital in ; it wAa M M d a ty to create ‘ » d o f «hn h g U kM ru a J \T, ' ,, *'v\ >;*'"**[ . , j»i \ • l!* • 'I •) ' Hal Boyle R eveals Survey D iscloses H i s Observations Western States As On Fem ale World Leaning To GOP By HAL BOYLE (E d ito r's N o to T Thla la one NEW YORK Wt—(Jurbatone nb- of a series on the poli­ aervationa on women l>y a pave­ tica l aitnalfon aa of now, aa seen ment Plain: by newspaper editor*, and poUThe best wey to g rt along with Heal w riters In all HI states.) women Is always to t r ll them the fly DOUGLAS B. COIt S E LL fu ll truth They w ill regard you as NEW YOHK 'Iv -T h e Mountain the most disarm ing lia r alive and Western slxle*. almost *< Never Icll a blonde you solidly ,O i\rr • -He a* Uu- ouuth admire red hair. She' w ill never over the past 2(i years, now arc trust you again. regarded hy editor* and corre­ Women always sound louder spondents as leaning Republican munching toast than men do but still a 1932 toss-up. The surest way to annoy a domi­ An Associated I'reaa survey, nant woman is to tell her. "D on't based upon Individual county estl be so m asculine." Women today matea by editor* and political yearn to be feminine, hut they w rite r* in each state, indicates have forgotten how their combined opinion is that only The most P itiful figure In Ihe one of the II states could bo cotimodern world Is a woman ha»e aldcrrd reasonable safe for Ihe ball fan She seem* as nut her Democrata If the eleellon were held element aa a fish trying to skip at this time. The Democrats cap­ rope tured 10 of the I t In ISIS. The Isst thing a woman wants If present trends hold good from a -nan la friendship If a through No*- * — and many o f. man tells her he Is her friend, the stales must be kept on the she think* something Is wrong doubtful lis t — the newspaper m rn w llh cither him or her says the 79 electoral vole* of Ihe Any woman w ill believe a awln Mountain and Western states should dler before she w ill her m irror. line up this way behind the presi­ Nothing Is aa unhappy and un dential nominees: certain and Insecure as s woman For R rpuhllran Dwight D. Elsen­ who always has her own way. hower: California 32, Oregon «, Widow* appreciate a good man Washington n. Idaho 4. ITtah 4, more than a single g ir l- h u t only New Mexico 4, Montana 4, Nevada until Ihey m srry again. 3, Wyoming 1; Total ffit For D rm ncrat Adlal E Steven No husband w ill ever love his • wife if he always hands her hi* aon: Arizona 4 H ndrrtiled: Colorado S unopened psycherk In a bouquet of flower*. A IV Surveys of New York. Give a woman enough rope to Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Mary­ hang herself nnd *hc w ill end by land and Delaware, released Mon­ day. Indicate that editors ami poll lying you In knots. A woman has more fun out of Ileal w riters hold n composite tier sense of rum or than her sense belief that It the people were vot Ing now the 1U3 electoral ballots of humor. The difference between court of those five state* would go to ship ami m atrim ony Is Ihe fem i­ Eisenhower hy a narrow margin The Eastern votes, plus SO from nine preference for a contract the West, would give the GOP rather than a contact. A man who m arries a g irl with nominee 171 of the 2flfl needed to long fingernails should expect he'll clinch a victory. Rut In (hr West, a* In the East, have to do the dlxhc* all his life Women regard w llh m ortal hat­ even a alight shifting of the poll red any man who Insists on taking Ileal wind* could btnw almost sny them at their own word. If Ihey stale tn an entirely different d ire r meant what they said—they would linn by the lim e Nov 4 rolls around A ll Ihe Mountain and Western not *ny It. The art of getting along with a woman consist* altogether stales rx e rp t Montana now have In the art nf understand.ng what llepuhllran governors The rn r rents thus reflected, editors nnd she means lint doesn't say Women have exactly the right political appraisers say, may lead amount of lipstick on only when this year tn a swing of many of their home stales into the ftepuhli they have finished eating—but i ran ram p msn can convince them nf It. Editors report that the principal A man tips a bellhop more than a woman, hut she Is more thought­ reason Is a widespread feeling ful about remembering to leave among the people Ihnt It's time something for hotel chamber for a change They speak also of "to o much T n in ta n ls m ;" dlssatls msbls fic tio n w llh Inflation, high taxes, ft may not mean a thing If a torelgn pollry, war In Korea; "C o r­ msn blows up In public, but a ruption and communism In gov woman who creates srenes ustislly ernm ent." Tn a m urh lesser degree has * miserable home life. than In thn Middle Atlantle states A wife whose husband Invaria­ Is there mention of Elsenhower's bly remembers all her birthday* personal popularity as a campaign and anniversaries hnd better start factor. worrying about him. 1 It Is also true that a wife who never has any reason In "kiss and want our son tn he Just like you." But few, reallte this. A'' 'wifd, <iv ii*'fn a trrr bolv tnQtiy makes her dread Ihe com- shrewdly she bosses her home at l n | o f a alorm greater than she way* remembers tn have Inward wants. her husband Ihe secret unshown The greatest tribute a woman fear thnl a llontamer has nf his cart pay a mint Is to lell him , "1 lions. • davlcei. , Aerial recannaUsaBtfc had lag,, cite d heavy truck tra ffic In th* i< • • u p * * * • ? • ■ » rget area and a large buildup &* and three probably deitroyed thi> war supplies for the front. month. , „ . Other Bids hit a supply area at Awaiting ronflrm atlon arc pilot P ikchnng on the Eaat Coaat reports of four M IG i destroyed, The U S. Eighth A rm y said Chione probably destroyed anu five i 'sc Reds probed the Du^aer Hill damaged. , i on In Western Korea twice TuesA ir Force pilols accounted for it ly morning, then withdrew after 41 nf September's toll of MIG* a brief fight. The 4Slh was rrrd ile d to a carrier Red casualties for the week end * based Marine pilot. i-iI .Sunday wore announced as tne a ir battles over North Ko :. 743, the highest figure since Janrca came alter Allied bombers n r y , Ear-.vi* * " ’ " n troop: fighting pt'-'rred KM *cr''n..i'v- , kiuund Capitoi (Bn aim ringer buttered Korean Peninsula last 1llidge in Hie central sector ac­ night with torts of high explosives counted for more than half the Red B29 .Superfort* I x I setond gf toll, the A rm y said. t* » 1)29 S u p e r f o r 11 returned to WASHINGTON <m Gains P y o n g y xng and pounded that Nnrlh Korean rapltnl with more (wing recorded by U. (I. Sabre let fighters In the a ir w ar ov*r than ton tons of bombs. Their fly Corra may be Unked tn a new by night partners, twin engined adget discussed by Secretary 9 iiZSs, ranged over the Red highway ( Ihe A ir Force Ftatetter Sept, network and reported 128 Red truck* destroyed. It was the big­ a. F in lrtte r told a news cenftrgest bag since May and the fourth straight night pitots reported de­ -nre al the Pentagon that th# struction of more th in loo Red ■iew device, which he did not 'M crihe. waa being added tn lb# truck*. Ground lighting tspered off along V *a Jet fighter " tn give a very the 133 mile battlefront w ith only 'ruportanl tactical a d v n ta g a '’ over the Russian MIG-11*. a few m inor Red probe* reported "W ith this new g ta iM k k , or The R29* hit a supply area In Pyongyang without Opposition. The whatever you ta ll H, more MIGIS* are going to go down and to bombers, listed In Okinawa and Japan, flew over heavy rlo u d i and more F-S.1* are goto* te ita ; aimed their bombs with electronic op ," he said. Korean War PROTECT YOUR HOME ngn ln ,t... te t *«<* »lih n HOME REPAIR LOAN h»rt. 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Pwkarda bring no to in***A A If you desire terms, we are in a position to finance them for as long as 24 months at 6% per annum. Your car may make the doom payment. We invite you to come in and see theid new Butcks while we have a creating demand lot Pecktfd car whmt advanced cbflr “>«r itvling and bln-car luxurt «i medium-car coil blu wen i i « ihouianda of valut-wis* buyer*., 'ot JtUtr W cow ptrsblei Thandai Tour Invettmtnt. Bee, Drive And Compere The '5 1 Peekerd Before You F e y tfS ii for A Cer. �# Social A n d Personal Activities rt*HONE 148 v U u n M a rrie s Social Calendar TUESDA Y Sanford Lodgn No. G2, F and AM w ill confer the Fellowship DoI t M a t 8:00 u. m. at the Maionlc . Hall. 1 M The U nity ••Truth" C la n w ill meet at the Valdes Hotel at 7:45 p.rn. "The Sermon on the Mount" « bv Emmett Fox w ill be studied and the public is Invited to a t­ tend. The Fidelia Class o f the F irst lp tls l Church w ill meet with re. D. K. McNab, HIS Elm Ave­ nue, at 8:00 p.m. 8 WEDNESDAY r a il J. C. Steverson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Rabun of this city, announced today the marriage of their daughter Virginia Maxine to John CL Steverson Jr., son of Mrs. LulalaSmith of' ....... Williamson, N. ! Y. and John C. Steverson of I-ake Monroe. The marriage took place on Sept. 6 at Folkston, Ga. The bride, given In marriage by her father, was attired In a Navy blua dress with white accessories and she wore a corsage of sweet­ heart roaea. Mrs. Rabun, the bride's mother, also wore a Navy blua ahd white dress with “ white hit accessories. Mrs. Steverson graduated from Semlnol* H igh School w ith the Class o f 1952, The bridegroom re celved hit education in tha Sanford schsois after which he served for four years in the United State* Army, three of which were spent on Okinawa. He is at the present time working with the City les end Furl Company. After a short wfdding trip to points of Interest In Georgia, Mr. and Mrs. Staverson have returned to Hanford to make thyir home. The Woman's Missionary Unton, f Assisted by the Royal Ambassa­ d o rs , fir l'a a u xilia ry, and brother­ hood w ill present a program on stata missions at the F irs t Baptist Church. : The Bsminols County Council. Parents-Tracher Association, w ill meet at the Rriteva School from 10:00 am . to 12:00 noon. Mrs. R. W. W illiam s, president, requests th a t all local presidents, dele­ gates and other Interested per­ sons be present fo r this firs t eeling of the school year. Sallle Harrison Chapter, D.A.HWill hold Its firs t meeting of the By BOB THOMAS fa ll season a t 8:00 p.m. a t the home o f Mrs. John 8 t. C lair W hite on West F irst Street. Co-hostesses HOLLYWOOD * - Tb* casting w ill be Mrs. F. E. Roumlltat and director for a forthcoming picture Miss Irene Hinton. It lolog quietly batty tbete days Reason on: All the raaip players are aniuroals, and tbay all talk I When I was told about the film. I thought my Inform ant was pull ing my leg. But be assured me that this was Ute real McCoy and that tha picture, “ First of A p ril," w ill atari soon at JOth-Fox f was invited to come out and talk to D irector A1 RogtU, the perpetra­ to r of tha project. I found Rogell to be a perfectly sane Individual, in (act, he was ■ Mr. and Mrs. ilruce Lanay of hard-beaded ateran of so yean Jacksonville announce the birth of of movie •making. That's why 1 a daughter M urjurle Ann, weigh­ was a Utile awed whan he told ing 7 lbs., ut Ht. Vincent's Ho.t- about the wacky movie. " I t ' i very sim ple," be remarked qfjltal on Sept. 0. 'We’rei doing the picture from the f f ( N o More IRONING! USE SNAP - LOCK TROUSER CREASERS iTOR ALL WASH PANTS a r -f/,5 9 nap-Lock creaiern are caay to use . . . strong and rust-proof.' The soap locks in the crease, Q i* tt K O men's wear J M East Flrat Pbawe I W - J HOLLYWOOD ] - ___ Personals It. T. Cowan has le ft fo r New York C ity on a special buying trip fo r the Cowan store. Miss H a rrie tt Hayman returned recently from Ttew York City where she spent a vacation. Gordon Bradley le ft Sunday by plane (or Pensacola to spend two w e rk i on business. Juc .McCaillr, plans tc leave »«n Friday to resume hla studies at Seabury-Weatern Theological Sem­ in a ry In Evanston, IIL E. J. Moughton, E. J. Hough* ton J r. and George H. W illiam s have le ft fo r A tlanta. Ga. on a business trip . Mrs. Joseph Terlap has returned to her home on GolJen Lake after spending severs! weeks In Wauke. gan, 111. A. F. Cnllurn returned Sun­ day from N orth Carolina whera he has spent several months on business. Friends of Mrs. Jim Riser w ill be glad to learn that she has re ­ turned from the ACL hospital i t W aycrois where she underwent a m ajor operation. Mrs. Edward H iggins returned on Sunday from N o rfo lk, Va. where she spent some tim e w ith her daughter and son-in-law, Cumdr. and Mrs. John W illiam s. Gerald Covington le ft yesterday for Valdosta, (la. to enter Emory U niversity. He was accompanied by hie parents, Mr- and Mrs. E. A. Covington and Miss Joyce Jenes. Mrs. R. L. Robinson snd Miss M arjorie Brldgeman le ft yester­ day fo r th e ir home In Crfstobel, Canal Zone a fte r spending six weeks w ith Miss M ary Robinson, 1100 M yrtle Avenue. Mr. and M r*. Gordon Dean le ft this morning fo r Williamsburg, Va. where they will spend the|r vaca­ Runyon.type c^practt tion. Thay ware acepmpepled by the s e w *.-In a \w f'\momenta, ytt Bobo Dean who will go on frpm dlicovef wbo'a doing the talking there to New Haven. Conn, where lt'a a deg." be will reeume hie studies at Yale Unlverelty. talka. There ia also the thorough­ bred horse that playa the leading mal itory was possible. I sold the rola. "Flrat of April" baa nothing picture to goth- fo x on the basis of lo do with April Foola Day, you the testa. The Up movements of tha anisee. though weU i t ehould. The d lfflc u L .___ ...................uliT said leading horse actor ia flril-bom mala are especially of a champion mare named April. tha director. "They can't be too exaggerated o r the Illusion w ill not Get It? Besides "Flrslle,” there's his be created. Most of the animals sweetheart. She’s a white horse can be coached lo ‘lip It u p ' I've with brown mane and tall. With already hoard Ib t In ln r r s say 'Up her light brown hair, she naturally II up' so much that It's d riving ins craay. called Jeannle. Other s " I hope It w ill be worth all the parta Include a cat, a goat, a duel trouble. This is tha kind of a picand tavern! other borsea. There’s a stable scene In which tura that can ba a groat hit or a various race horses are discussing dud. A t any rate, tha foreign pos­ (heir trium phs. One Argentine sibilities are tremendous. The ani­ rhsm plon speaks Spanish. He la mal voicei can be easily dubbed berated by a collesgua: "H ere into any language. igger. Champion and Lassie, Trigger. Cl you've taken a hundred thousand dollars out of this country and you other Hollywood stars need not ap y to casting, by lha way. Rogell can't even, speak the language!" putting unknowns into the roles A French poodle w ill also be featured. Of course, the dog ipeaka About the human actors—thera are only French, so there w ill oe Eng­ only about four small parts fur lish titles on the screen, Just as them. "And when they sptak, It'll In a foreign sign movie "A couple of Hungarians brought sound Uke a double-talk gibber­ Ihe story to me two years ago," ish," said Rogell. " It make* tense Rogell pxplalned. " I thought the that If w t can't understand bow story tremendous comedjr poe^ anlmsla talk, they couldn't under­ r y had _____ stand us." slbllitles, so I bought. But plenty of Irouble selling It to a studio. Whenever I explained the C offre quickly loses flavor after story, I'd get »n invitation U> see It la exposed to the s ir, «u buy a psychiatrist only a week’s supply at a time. •'F lp slly I made soma tests Store It In a tig h tly covered cunwhich showed (hat a talking ani talner In the re frig e ra to r. S Mrs. Gordon Bradley Honored With Party OAR To Hold First Meet Of Fall Season LAKE MARY By V IR G IN IA P. ANDERSON Mrs. R. W. W illiam s, Mrs. L Malcolm Strait, who spent the R. Johnson and Mrs. George II W illiam s entertained recent)* . summer w ith his unclr slid aunt w ith a shower honoring Mrs Mr and Mis .1. R M .ls u g h lm . flew home lo Buyonne. N J on J'nS'*'"' R r» ,ll.u »t . ,W ^1 4 W illiam s1 at 1P8U- r»»* Mr*. E. J. Cole. Si relumed Avenue. Cut summer flowers were Tarsdav fiu iu n visit w ith bet used In decorating the attractive rooms, and during the evening hruthrr-ln-law and sister, Mr. nnd contests were enjoyed. Prises Mrs. Gerald Bush at Ml. Gideon were won by Mrs. J. N. Tolar. Farm, Hanover, Va. Mr. and Mr*. 1. H. McConughy Mrs. K. .4. Elillhlnier and Mrs of Birmingham, Ala. were the Raymond Lundqulst. A t th t conclusion of the game* guests uf Mr und Mrs I’ U An Mrs. Bradley was presented with drrsuli, last week Mr. McCoiiaghv many lovely g ifts from hei and Mr. Andeison me brothers in friends and a delicious salad law The Mcl'onaghys have not course was servrd by the ho« been in Lake Mary since D»15 and teases assisted by Mrs. Ted W il lint lied many changes and Im print lilt ills. Hams and Mr«. Cecil Carlton. tUatiov Jabs Mf. BroiutMkb W illiam B Foii.lren, win, lmThose Invited tu be w ith Mrs llradlev Included Mrs. J. F. Rls In-eii visiting his son and dauglilei M o th m lis l B is lm p John B u m s er. Mrs. J. A. Riser. Mrs. W. U in law, Mr and M r:. K lr.irt H c o m b , iic c o in p a iiii- il by I I o ther Riser, Mrs. W alter Teagua of Fondren, on Crystal Lake, ha- re K tn rid ii M tn ts te rs . w ill go to C ubit Oviedo, Mrs. Roy B ritt, Mr*. turned to Ids home In Modest a, Sept 22 to m a k e his fir s t v is it to B illhlm er, Mrs. Hugh Duncan. Calif. Mts. Harold Booth o f ItockwuuiL t-lu irc h e x and m issio n s u n d e r lu Mrs. Robert Howell, Mrs. Tolar, supei v is io n since tin s ( le d I I lit lo Mrs. Janies Young, Mrs. W allet Tmii. is visiting her nnalr ami the b is h o p ric lo n e M I to ttev Meriwether, Mrs. Herbert Btoot aunt, Mr. and Mr*. .1 K. Robinson M a in tee i ’e llim P .,l.tlk .i Hi, IG-v Friends of Mrs M lllatd K rrb-i M o n io e H a lt'll hoff, Mrs. Carlton, Mrs. W. II la i ksonvIlls Hie Stewart, Mrs. E. L. Ley. Mrs w ill be glad lo hear that she i- Rev J o lu i J HookL .lk e la lid Ted W illiam s, M r*. Ilruce lllse i muklng a good recovery afti-i *ur the Itev i la te H a ll V lia m i the very last Tuesday at the Tuheicu Rev J J M c h lllle v N .n d o id the and Mrs. John D. Carlton. Also Mrs. Frank Dutton, Mrs lost* Sanitarium in Drlandn Mi« Rev liu lp li R ive t s I llln g lo u Hie Park Tyra, Mrs. W. W. Tyre Krelei w il) be rrin rin b e trd u- the Rt v lo ltlt D a v e iq -itt M im lu e llo Mrs. Charles Voduplcli, Mrs. At foilnei Mary Freeman. tin Rev B a - c o ili • a illo ll l illip a M u .1. M Thompson is liunn- and the Rev f t lllt a iu Stanley, Mrs. Lundqulst, M r*. W W icket uyuilt, aftei -pending a week w ill, W. W alker, Mrs. Charles Luberke, R iv ie ra Heach the Ret* M ellon her son-ln-lnw nml daughter. Mi Mrs. Richard Craig, Mrs. A. B W a le V e to Beach and Hie Rev \ and Mrs. Fred Bland anil their In Duxbury, Mrs. John S. White. A A lim iu d Pom pano, w ill m u m Mrs. K. L. Lav Jr., Mrs. Hubert funt daughter, Tersy, in Ft I ami |P ;u u Ill- Im p B r a u 'c o m li erdale. M itchell, Mrs. Boy W all, Mrs Word has hern rrceivi-d of tin- -la y Eugene Kstridge, Mrs. Fred Popa. death uf Alexander Murohv M< and Mrs. A. L. Skinner. M i Mint M is I n . in T o v lo i a n In llurhank. C alif on itn im o n c in g the lo it h ,1 ............ Also Mrs. A lvin Udham, Mrs. ('•maghv Sept, it, fullnw lng an lllnsss of w e ig h in g seven pounds, :,| Ihe l-'ei George Hudson, Mrs. I). II. W at­ several months. Mr. McCnnaghv kins, M r*. F. A, Dyson, M r*. 1L was a hrolher-ln-law of P D. An m ild L m ig lllo n M e m n n u l H o s p ita l H lin fo n l, on W e d lie sd a v, Sept tu L. Zimmerman, Mrs. A. O. Ho dersun and w ith his wile had visit berts. Mrs. John Culluin and rd mi Lake Mary several times M l and M is P h K e lle y w ,,c Mrs. Edward K irclih u ff. Also the Filends of Mrs. W illiam L it r l llic p n e -t- o | l t i n t -on and ila m -ti le i tn lo w , | i i and M iW ilb a m Misses Ethel Riser, Dorothy lire Will he glad to heat that -lie I- -of K e lle y ot I l i l t , into, tin - lo - il, te r of Orlando, and Carol Stone. fu ie iillv recovered fio in ■< long ill ne-s to permit her to to- up and end mound again. The Business Women's t'ln l. of the Community Chinch met with Mrs M II. Rice, Sept IU. M is W Mr*. Jack Burney, publicity I W all-ley, president presided Hie ho«tes* led the devotions. Minnies chairman of the Ware Bible Cla** o f tha F ln t Methodist Church, an­ ■f previous meeting read and up nounced today that the class w ill proved. Nu financial repurl, due to sponsor the showing o f the film ahsrnce uf the treasurer. M r- I' this evening at 8:00 p.m. entitled D Anderson reported a Imix con "P rejudice". The film was Isauad tsiiiln g 40 pounds of usable doth by trie Protestant Films Com inli- mg .including shoes, w in tri coal* tfon and Mrs. Burney stated that and dresses a- well a- silk, layon It It highly recommended fo r use and cotton, had been packed and wailed shipment, for the Hnn-rl ami study by churchr*. A ll Interacted persons are cor­ Gap .School, maintained by the dially Invited to be guests o f the I'lesliyterlan Church. It Is expect classes fo r the showing u f lha film ed that anuther such I h ix w ill hr In tha church auditorium . R e fre th -, -ent at a later date. Get Well canlx ami Sympathy manta w ill be served later under the direction o f Mr. and Mrs. Ft. H. cards were requested to lie sent to A. Tu R ttly and M r -and Mrs. Jark Bur- church members. The problem of -aniilng and refinishing choir nay. A short buslnrss session w ill benches was discussed ns wi ll ns • precede the flin t at 7:00 p.m. In activities for the coming w in tri M ekinley Hall. A ll members of the| season. President appointed Com class are urged to be present. IV inlltee to work on the C hili’s HnW. Tyre, president, w ill be in i» » r participation consisted of M rE. K Lloyd. Jr., c ha i min ii u< listed charge o f the meeting. hy Mrs F. G Lee inn! M i* M II Rice. oh hh Following adjournment, tin- host e l- *»-d«tcd I,v M r- le e served outline Juice, cuffee, cookies nil,I frosted ci ackers to Mines II M The Ur pend it bit- Class uf ttie Cochran, W T. Wanslev, K I F irs t Methodist Church held i i ' Lloyd, .Ii , Esther Smith, F U business and social meeting ut the Atiilersoli. R. K True amt Rev and home o f M r*. Nancy Brock. Mon Mrs. I. W HiWtl Mis* Christine Mal weile of day night. A review o f the achievements of Brooklyn, N V. Is the gue-t „( hi t the past year was given und pi.in­ friend, Mrs Albert Walter F iulnv, fo r the new year were discus-, i Mi nlul Mis Wnllei took tier to Silver .Springs. The class decided to adopt n h Ttiuisday evening, Mr. nnd Mi rean orphan. I*. I>. Andeison and their guests, DellcloUa refreshments w ,i served by the hostess to Mrs C ti-l Mr. and Mr* I. H MrConaghy of Butner, M r*. O. K. G uff, Mrs. U*i B iriiilngliain, Ala. were In Moil Herron. Mrs. J. M. Leonard. M i­ laud, attending n faintly dlnui-i I l l. B. McCall. Mrs. W. B. Kirby. given tiy Mr. and Mr*. P U Atidei Mr*. A- L. Skinner, Mrs. V ( sun, Jr. Mr. und Mrs II A. Swanson tv Smith, M r*. P. II. Lansing, Mi Koscoa T aylor, Mrs. Clir|-nce Wut tiiriied Friday fiom a sulumei ils, Mrs, J. A. W rig h t, M r*. I.ow iit spent tn Vermont. Mrs. Edith Vanneisun of K ild lO ile r. Mrs. K. I). Price, Mrs. lis t old Anplehy, Mrs. K. It. A iw ,--d ha* been Ilia guest uf liet friend, Mrs. Knuna Wing, the lust few and Mis* I jOu Ism Hippie, THE S a NFORD HF.R a LO Tuesday, Sept. IC, 1952 Pag* 3 HAPPY B IR TH D A Y T he f i r - t f o il m e e tin g o f the B a ilie U s u is , . i, C h n p ti-i, D io g li i n - o t tf , r A im im in K e v u lu tu n w ill be t.ehl to iin -tlo w at t tHt p in f . ' b - U n tie of. > ]|I 1- ■, f t n o ,- * , ' - - 1 St. ■ M m F K R utiinkUiil tirul Mts Ir i'itr Hinton ill In uu-hu*!** *>**«* T h t s jn n k u t n l th i m i'ftlr iK w ill I>1* -Mil* »f. II. 1C44V• w ho w ill list t h i1 to p ic C iu M titu lio n D a y M » h It. K ' l o l t i i , r e ir n it, w ill presith*. ski-i'k,Mtir.it Bobby Newman W A AdSm s D o ll* B la n to n ’* , , Mold j\h n -d p S ept. M i- 15 V ic to r ia B ro o k s si i-i:i( special ! ••GALLON BORDENS ICECREAM W ID E S E I.E l I I t n l E L A V t illS 8 9 c ■89c TOMORROWS SKI E C TIoN OF PIES P IN E A P P LE CHEESE P it. APPLE and PEACH R o u m illa t & A n d e r s o n W A M iB I KN A liK N C Y "4)r» T h r Co n irr H» Hit* < TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY S A N E O m i'S I I US I S H O W I N t ; ! Pvt,amount p ra ia n lt with — (ieitrmle llrrg ss j M BIP VO MINUTES OF IAUGIISI M ltl.I.Y lile n e M iljoaile, l.a r r j Roliinsioi, Ldwurd Frans, H ,ih .ti a Bo»b. Peter Hinson t .1( 1,100 tin t ‘ t i n t e d l l-o C O U H IK H fi" .,0,1 I'liilp l.oeh. Ell .Mint! SANFORD • OR LA N DO '-h u rts H IG H W A Y Film To Be Shown At Methodist Church Re-O per led For Business A fte r ! !) I\1 V> d e a l io n Office Hours 12 N i h i i i K A Y M Mrn. Brock H UTo Dependable Class O ur 1 l». ft 1, To r» P.M. • # U IN L ) 1'InritPi S I I U U 1 U St.’ili- Hunk Hinlilmp A u t u m n ' s In T he A i r ... Anil The Smarlrul Fashion* Wear The L’Alglun Label I SPECIAL ISO P a in TODAY A WED. Summer Pants Values to 9.96 $5.95 2 Pairs..............$||.00 One SHORT SLEEVED | :■ : g fj v t f l w -f ______ Rayon and acetate in the image o f wool fu r this atriped coat drass w ith the w hite plqua collar over a self collar, Wanting s lit pockata on tha bodice. Oxford or brown. B liss It) to 20, . Spjcrt Shirts . B R Alteration Free With Each Pair ENTIRE STOCK ....... d l l ' l u l l l B o ll M is. t . P. H enderson $15.95 mannish fabrics w ill catch more men.. GeorgUiut rayon plaid and checked luitingi exquisitely tailored and designed to catch admiring eyes of men dud woman. Arrow dtrslltd srois wrsv* check, csrdiaan ot-kilns, drrtochible brotolios collar. RtdsTurquols*, Brown/white. U M if i n mr Biock/W bin, Brown/Gisy. U r n 14 i * 14 or t i y j / a J j P i Big bold buttons, snd i j t ix r s s iva a 1 pc. tHttr. Irowa/LJghr Brown, Grass/Fuchsia, r Blsck/Gisy, K . : �£• •' T H E SANFORD H E R A LD P ie * I T u *id » y, Sept. 16. 1S'»2 Robert E. Pearce Given High Rank In PoRthiimousAward — *•0| , , .*” Pvt. Ben P. Ward One Person Hurtln Forbes Outlines Begins ArmyTrafnlng Training Course CAMP RUCKK r T a U - (Spa ria l) Pvt Henjnmln F. Ward, Ir . of Hox 232, Oviedo, has arrived a this Southern Alabama Army .■\r.~i '<• undergo M» Initial lnf»tt. li j ii tiiii.Mai, Wont lim been received from the Inducted Ami 20. 1032 and pro Secretary of the Navy Ilia ! the reved at FI. Jackson, 8. C . ha title of Commander In Ih f II S will rereive basic training trnm Navy ha* hern rn n frrrrd pud Ihe 17111 "Vlklritf" Infantry Division hUmouily on Robert K, f r a n c . here The new soldier will under formerly executive officer of lied take a rliioraua schedule Ineo ron at Itarvcy Point, N < < IH.raliitM a wide range of military folk, Vn «.bn (tied In May nuhjrrt.s from military eniirtesy Just p rio r til Hi* (loath Comdr and field sanitation to machine (tun P eirce was navigator of the oris and ha/onkn f imlllarlrallon tuny, live nawast ca rrie r in the U After finishing eiiihf to IS weeks S. Navy. H r mu * the husband of of primary tralnliiR, Ihe recent Inthe form er Catherine While of Han- due tee will ho eligible for reuslord who wdn three Minn. Ilnldn, ■-Icrime tit for further Infantry or Elevens and James, survive loin specialized training Ilia bother. Mrs. N K Pearce. re The 47th Division, the flrxl per tide* In Lakeland Ills iiody rest, muncut Army assignment for the in Arlington National Cemetery new roldlrr. Is a Minnesota North where he wax buried unit lull w ill- Dakota National Guard unit. Ac­ la ry honor* tivated (or service on Jan. IS, 1031, ‘ The Ippnlntmenl a* presented by the Division now Is completing Its jha Secretary of the Nnvy. slides, second yoAr at flurkrr. flincc ar"ffpoxing «|>crlnl trust and conli Itvallon, Ihe 47th has trained men dance In the patriotism. valor, from all 46 stales anil threa larrl fidelity and abilities of Rohcrl K lories Pearce. I do appoint Idm (xnd humoosly a commander In the Uflltetl Htnic* Navy", \ Coindr. I ’earee joined the Navy in ISP) and received his flig h t train b i| at Pensacola During Hie war ftlvt'H (a served-In Itra /ll and llic Carih Man lie recleved Ihe Didmgui-dicd The Young Lady's Cnmrnunlly L y in g CfOM lo r trucking dm* it an Chili simnsnred a triple birthday inemy submarine and malum: a party Friday niifht In honor of g lr r r t hit Miss Katy Roberson, Mlaa l.ucllla 1 lie recleved Ills curly education Norman, and M in Lilli* II Flelda In tho schools In Lakeland where at Rilil Olive Avenue. ■a was horn and retired and later The hunurre and ifueita were engraduated frum Florida Southern L’olleyn there lie tnok tm-t gradu lertnlned with game* and dancing kte work In meleruingy at Ihe II S alter which n lunehron waa served, Naval Aeadeiny In Annupolls where Music was played IhrouHhoul Ihe evening, anil the uucal room waa he finished first in In. class. r Cnnulr I’enrcn served m tin.in beautifully decorated The party arrangements, includllfiatno. Culm as melernlmtlst ol jha station and later returned in 1mu Hu- menu, were planned by the lha Naval Academy Aviation lie honored guests The three glrle pirtllicnt uhere lie lauifhl midship expressed their Appreciation anil men and pnst tirmlunte students 1thanks tu each guest and rluh lor two year l«n*l year lie allimde i member for a beautiful and happy General Line Srhnnl m Monterey. birthday Chllf. where he stood first III his ( ’ommunity Club Birthday Party Mellon. N e llie I B een D ie s H a r r is A fte r Illn e s s W.II.Orecnc Of Paola Ih Scrvinic On Spb __ NFAV LONDON, Conn - (Site "Take her down!'', ihe Mrs Nellie Deen tlurrh, 23 year [ria l) Id daughter of Mi ami Mr* enptnin ordered his crew aboard lishncll Rales of South Sanford the New London based submarine p itie d aw ay at Ihe home of Imr Thrcndfln "For Hie .VOOdlli dive," he added. parents Saturday night following Submariner William II. (irrnne, a brief Illness r Born In Hanford Apr 1.1, ID27 Mrs cuguicman second claaa, USN, Miss •rrla had lived here Inr 22 years Imshnnd ol the fnrnter w I I v p i I In Orliindo (ur the pnst Dorothy I Thomas, Ranla, Fla., _rce years Dllier survivors In nod sun of William II. Greene, Las lude one slsler. Mis T J Town Vegas. Nev , and nf Mrs. Lois H nil of Hanford; a nephew, William Kgnew, Hrnryclla, Okla . sprang ., Vernon of lllrmlnghnm, Ala ; In Ids diving slnllon In help ntnlrh world record dive In lamg Island and an otml, Mrs (irare I'ulk nl aHound here iodny. Sanford Tho dive, Ihe Tbroadfln'a S.OOoUi. , Bcrvlees will ha reminded at Britton Funeral Home Wednesday matched Iho record of the Flying Fish and made Ihe Threadlln the at 4:00 p in by Herbert It llnffner second submarine In the If. S Raider nt Ihe First Church ot Chrltt, Scientist, of which she w as Nnvy to chalk up litis many dives. The Flying Fish set the record B member last February Operating lit (lie New laindnn S tc V C M IH O Il area, as a unit of Submarine Squadron Two, the Threadlln serves a* a practlual saa-gulng (rnRllMNM * a44414 t*mi» (ln*i thf‘ pinvl twr» i|nyi* cla ssro o m A b o a rd for Ihe S.OOQIhs ir. (ii this point, hr lias been dive. In nddlllun In Ihe regular [glng away nt the claim of "ilia crew, were officers and rullited „ „ jy M among Ihe Itupuhlleana, submarine students who are at­ arguing that the Tuff hackers and tending Submarine school hen. lha Elaenhnwer sii|i|«irlerA cimalltutfd n "two headed elephant-” Ho 41*1.. J lIl.ltIH IIAKBR fotlnd tunny phrases to twit Ids W IT H T IIK 7TH IN F A N T R Y political enemies on that score Correspondents asked him, In a DIV. IN KOREA — (Hpeclall — tieWs conference jesterday, whelh Hid. Julius Raker, whose wife, ar he will continue that lino now Raeburn, live* nl 1210 Gill HL, that TIHII att tutu and Klsrtihnwer have llidrlgb, N. C,, I* serving with the lha ewalled titcellug He 7th Infantry Division on BelH the th( Inna ‘ r»igtled: "That remains t o he nwellcring central front In KaraaHe is a sun nf Mr*. Kddla M. W il­ 4* The atmnsphare here, now th il liam*. Hanford. Ilia rilvUlon la taking part In gMveninn's principal advisors hate had lima In examine Ihe po- patrol action against the Rada en tillm In lha GOI» camp, contain* Ihe central front, where lha tarn* perature often rlaea to 100 de­ ml :ed reactions, ( n the min hand, llte strength nf gree* or more during the day and Ta t'a organisation lx well reeng nt night drops to below,00, red Th# governor'! nldoa-lnslslALTAMONTE RENE F IT • fi that TaH I* In Ihe driver's i t l - bellav* he will bring over Flremrn'A Night, a benefit for lha to'F.lienhower n pood deal nf R*Altnnmnle Hprlng* Volunteer lira pufcllcan support the general did he i hav# before. And thoy feel department, la stated for Oat, .» th it inme linekers, heretnlore at the Pralalo Lake drlva-lg thatlulewartn nnd h ill hearted, will ler. according to Earl W, RUay, president nf the (Ire hoard. * oma active now. I'rorcrdi from atlandanca, ha [tut they hope in counter that bw appealing to Ihe Independent said, are In be used for flra-0|htvoters anil to the "Ropuhliean pro log mi'ilpmrnt. i r lt t l v e a . " Rtevrnton said In a p r pared itaiem ent to the new* lie d last A pril. C oniiructloa at- a new liras home. Mr. RUay aaW, w ill coitferencc: , , ' Yrom what I'va road and the lie started w ithin 30 dare, whIM damiaxagex I've received, I galhar liv e ry of a new wo gallon p t t i r that the Republican progroaslva* truck la expected m o m a u tvilp . 1%a )M n , . he » ild , Ii m atauit Id who fought too hard fo r the general department, at ’ hlcagn are wondering wnnt hsa active and 40 Inactive (uambaro../ becim e of the 'great c ru ta d a . Bo KfH I ** AI.COHOMCH ANONVMOUH The governor snld ho ha* not. Th* Hanford group of Alco­ i to this point. lie an fncdalng hl» holic* Anonymous will condwk ail iik p itg n on the l«denandant yo- oducatlonal program at tlk Olty X 1 except to hn(m that w h it I Hal “ til at “aiUO p.m 1 In mind wa* being W t l N j Hpaakor* w ill lo clu d f a» atglnHe" to them Hut tw ik ld . ani phynltInn from O rfM d a and' uia ta are 13 m tllinu o r more In two out-nf-town r»# da| amlenta and Ihe apraxd hatwean The public la axiei Invitation (to alt and Jn." I 10 Lcoral Nf>Hc« In North Carolina, ann capita consumption t fluid form Is twice aa high In rural a* tn urban famllias, iUImTT. -r d l dependant! would decide I t " tna dM crintlon nf eenOAfl* th nam* In whlrh »•{**»f,**f#«4#d. ar *■ follow*. . .v ' C* title * I a Numhtr t i l r» * r o f la: :j uaasa T . t - I O r . j Pi leriailon o / f t e r n t f l Isn fn rri Saturday Mishaps Involving 2 Cars ' An Enterprise woman web ho» | J. i A emir** for Rnllroncl Telegraph- ***'iVf 'Ail.s ^ - *«a ci _"nt ?n ! r hf! ! !rs resteo' an ream, of two tUgliwny .•santord V n r iliL n l ca )lioTi"».» nut* tra ffic accident* In (hi* nren lined hy O. C. For he*. Florida Co­ .Saturday, according In R. D. lia r- ordinator o f Railway T raining and rlaon o f tho Ptorlda Highway I'a K. C. Murray, director of th * H*mInob- County Institute l* * t night In Irnl. M r*. Erma l.lm la DcMarln, 3d, a meeting at City Hall. The two K n ta rpri**, suffered fracture* of men addressed n group nf men and ihe collar bon* and thp left women internslod In enrolling In shoulder blade, and minor ahr* th i* new course, Mr. Forbe* passed among the ,bm* about tbe forehead, her atIending physician reported y tV group n Id le r ha had racetead from lerday. lia r condition wa* des- II. L- Keller, gaaaral ahalrm a* a! <rlh#d a* good. Hhe I* at the Fer- • he Order o f Rallfaad Telegrapher* nald-Laughton Memorial Hospit­ In which Mr. K eller wrote, | wo-dd e itim ate that we are abort al. Hhe was a passenger In * Mill) -it least ;ntd tclegrapliers. Mr. Forbe* said the ro u ris that Chevrolet sedan, driven v hri »nn, A rth u r DaMarlo, 7' \ -Inler- w ill lie offered her# In Haafard l l (')!•», which collW c) w ith * IIU * designed to qualify a student fa t Ghevrnlet truek at Pier and Clark Immediate emlnymenl w itn th# Htrcet*. Enterprise, at IRAK am . railroad. Ralurday. The truck, owned by “ tip to this lim e, wa have placed Perfection Rarle*, was driven by every Rtudeul we trained", said Mr. Hamuel II. N o rrl*. .10, Lake Mon­ Far ban. "am i n* long as th in g ! re ­ main normal we w ill have na roe. The patrolman snbl Mr Norris trouble placing student* completing was going went on Pine Htrcet, the course here In Hanford” . while Mr. DaMarlo wn* going Thin course w ill he apontored by n o ilh on fMark H ired. The I’n th e S ta te Department n f Education trolm nn also said the Inlter fnllc-l ami th e Hemlnnle County Hoard of to yield the llg h t-o f-w n y and Public InMtruction and plana ar* skipped .16 feet before the fio rit for three rla*iea of not fewer than a charge of falling lo yield Ihe to student* each, according to Mr. M m ray. director of th * Hemlsols front of the truck. Mr DeMnrlo wn* attested on County Institute. of Ills vehicle collided w ith the left "In s tru c to r’* wages w ill Iw paid right-of-w ny, Put t o Iin n■■ Harrison hv the State Department of Educa­ mid. tion” . M urray explained, "and tHa Damage to the car was estim ­ only coat to tho student w ill ba I ated at 1273 and lo the truck. cent* per classroom hour. Thla la 1100. to cover the expense of matorlala", The second mlMliop incurred «n Instructor* foe tho course ware Highway 17-02, lust south of Han- announced a* (). C. Gibbs, T. Cohb ford, at 7:00 p.m . nr curding m nnd C. L. Matthew*, all telogrgpbthe palrolman. er» on Dm ACL. Mr. M urray amPaul A. K ltxl, 33, W inter I ’.uk, p linn Iled tliern Is no ago lim it t«t accntnpanlcd hy Id* wife France*, cnrnllnirnt in this course sad that and M i*. Annie riven*, Orlando, anyone interested In enrolling wa* going *outh on Ilo- highway, should contact him Irt hi* office la when A lbert ( \ French, about 70, the Court House. Long wood, also going smith, started to make * left turn In fro n t o f I lies K itrl ia r, Patrolman Harrison said K lt ll ru t to tbe lig h t unto (he rr«Hllaara rrsis P*ae (laer shoulder, u a m o w I v m l«o,| „ park- mnry purpose o f game*, h u t to d< rd Mercury and struck Hie left velnp. (letter r it iir nn * fu belter ritfie forr the game gant* front Ilf ..................... a ItllO Chevrolet pill. Ip " f life, and training character, «aM ............. said (ruck, d itv rn liv Walter llnlalian- j Coach John Scott. He mged, ho*Vukl. 2b, l.ongwood no.I mvriel ,.y i ever, Dial pl*yer#_ not tn x r foxing the Manana Farms Longuon.l » f games In a lig h t hearted man­ Ralahanskl wa* accoiiipanied l.y ner, but to study how tu re ctify past mistakes, Ida wife Josephine. RnrnHgc lo the III3I llttlrk icrlnil Ed Lockett revealed that 11 m driven liv R ltxi wa* estliiiated at ere nut fn r the hackflcld at 8 )L 1100 and * t 123 to the truck. No that the men are not too Inaiperl rlnne wa* Injured. cured and told o f pow erful arid deceptive plays now being prac­ ticed and n f the s p irit o f the ttdm . E jH e n h o w e r Joe Pickens declared th a t do boy* like lo lose games and atrexi(f'o n tin u rri From I’ sxe One) ml the Importance n f members of nominee nl South Rend, Irnl , where the Lions and other clubs showing the CIO Is strong, nl n mid day thelk backing n f the team hy a t­ meeting In Ihe ('(unity Courthouse tending game* and an oreaslnnal square practice, Th* Republican nominee had Id* Donald J. Itala* o f M l. Dora, who biggest show of Ihe day In Smith intends to mnvo her* soon, wan Rend. He charmed nrt audience of welcomed as a guest. about 2,500 persons at Ihe U niver­ sity ill Noire Rome hy addressing nil nf III* rem ark* tu lucumlng freshmen Then he detoured to shake hand* with Trunk U .aliy Notre Dame's famed l u n l l i n l i KANSAS CITV ls—Here's what coaoh. If Elsenhower was good In tbr.se happened tn a fishing party at Intim ate, off Ihe ru ff rontrnct.s with the i.ake of the Oaaniat Joe S tlm arli and Inals E. large nnd small gatherings, lie tins Klrahoar, Eaaaaa ( Hv, ware flaksnmathlug less Ihnn wlint some lie publlenus regarded ns ndrqunlg In laa from a treat whUa th e * a t m nl* Impromptu sju'cclie* nt others 11"bed f r w i ih * hank. Mrs. HUmach frU into the lake nf Iho LI whistle slop appearances Ilia mulrt million (or Ihe day. and M r*. K lruhaar Barely manaccording In Hutntnerflcld, wn* to aged tn pull bar owl. Tba Klim ark's ] , year - *4d sound a serious null* that would daughter, Debora due, threw the co n tra il In I lm iU O I l'l (pilps. tbe automobile tra M tf kitcb M e Elsenhower was serious Hr talkrtrt of ''hunullng” he said led the lake. That r e e u l HUmach lo (ha Korean War He blasted at corruption in government. He government before they ever get spoke o f Cnmmumit Infiltration In min It." to fadaral olflraa. He tourhed' on Inflation, high taxea and nlher re puletthr burning.Uauas nf the day Most of h|* speeches ran atjoul 10 mUtulea. They averaged alimil a half dow n applause Interruption* Paonla listened Intently aa was baflttm g a man nf nationally heroic stature- nut tho Klaenhower tim ­ ing waa nnf In bo compared with that ot th .at# Frnnklln I). Rnhievall. The five star general often imotharad apnlauie. gave hi* lls lanara little rnn.'.oe In react. On Iho other hand, he nhvlngsly w n tho nhlert nf adulation] h crowd* which lined Ihe xtrrcM from hia train deharknllon point tn Iris destination aches proved nothin, itgles iy new rxcept Ihe Elsenl nhow sr counterattack on what it he ter ad "am using” treatm an1 nd o f Issue* Elsenhower l . l d was nothing funny aboutitlKn rea, fn rr iniianru. Instance. Rut on a fl flag-draped pisiform1 at the Knglawii Englewn<Vt Rallrnsd HtSllon In, Chicago, pu into :ago, Elsenhower Elseghawer put succlpt w iw di what m lM h t.ix t ra ­ i n na hi* pvtnclnol; creed fnr •n m tu ig n Ha Id bo o f/Ih e 'H e n il will re-establish- I i gu'trn honesty In Washington,, the ‘ i ot America abroad and aecurily and prosp^lty all th* people and wltl Bill pin with whom wa dea . will accure peace by co . , . Intelligently with c her, panfn-tovlni people of the a arid1 and we will cease to feat coir munl*m. ejUter abroad or thaie t amt r t .lo Inllll-ate __________ cauae hey iind end kepi out of our SAVINGS IN CQST B O Y D . WALLACE »■ For Telegraphers : ......... i Monn Meet s: No Lurk Reported By Fluking Tarty Reprettntatlves U ssllsu w l * turn * • ■ • Oa*l isslon w ith other member* of ir House.’' Rep. Cleveland eald, "almost 100 percent o f the mrgi her* w ill vote fo r Htevansnn.” HI* statement waa echoed 1 fk.» ceKf think d ia l eu of the Vb representativv* w ill voto fo r Htevenion." Hep. Cleveland said the caucus received 100 percent attendance from representative*. The*# legislators meol each fa ll lo elect a speaker, a speaker protrm , a chief clerk of the hnusu and * sergeant-at-arms and to dis­ cus* various o ffic ia l m atter* be­ fore the opening of tho following session of Hut state leglslatuie. Various Interim !lott*e and Heoatc Joint fom m ltlee* met and rnpvrl* were made and dUcusxed, a c c o r d i n g to Representative Cheelaml. Oae leaue whtch name under particufar dlaauasloa, he eald, deal* with aboltahment of the feo sys­ tem. Thi* m atter, according tn Rep. W illiams, deal* w ith n u llify in g the pirseal system o f fee roller lion* i * mada hy such rounty office* a* those o f tho s h e riff and the tax collector. A lim it of I7.MX) In fees collected in any one year tin* l»»en »et for any one office holder, lie said. The legislative committee au! h u riiiiil a steering committee to go into fu rth e r study n f the m at­ ter *ad to prepare a report fo r a inretiag o f the ItlMI legislature next A p ril. A prod ir I ion on th r m atter wa* offered bv Repreicntatlve W illlams, who said, "There probably w ill be a b ill Introduced at Die o< <( legislature to abolish the fee xvrtenj." As fo r the manner In which Die order o f business wa* con­ ducted, Representative Cleveland said, "Thera d efinitely teemed to la- a s p irit o f harmony down there,” Thla " s p ir it” also wwa.evidenced hv the two local legislator* who leant** up In prrrm ufitn the two rnen elected speaker and speaker pro-lem, C. K a rri* llry a n t Ocala, and Davla Adklnson, Tallahassee, respectively. ReprcAnritatlve W ill­ iams seconder) tho motion for th* mmilnatlnn o f tho speaker proirm. B Copenhagen " ’aoUaBMl c m * - u trail rise hy eight North Atlantic naUnas is taken by the Canadian h«»vy cruiser Quebec - A v m ! fleet of Ido ships and meae Urea M .0M man are Involved In the test of Allied operiHoa plane, rro tn Ihla armada, a 32 veaael leak tore* Is moving north­ ward In Ihe North He*. A t the heart of th* fore* are threa of. the worM’g biggest re rrlo rs . B rl iaht'a HMD Ragiw add the Am erl M n Midway and Roosevelt. .The ifuabrc repreaenta a fast moving attacker seekletf to pick o ff ra n lte l ships In the force A bigger farce of g if fighter* was scheduled to attack ihe raider loday WIKI* throe A llied cruisers raced tn engage her Bad weather may bold up Ihe operation, how­ ever. Winds ol up lo 63 miles an hour were predicted for tho bailie M Jh Tne task force la speeding tn the aid of NATO’s northern-most member, Norway, menaced by an . which IheoreUrally has con qtltrad much of continental Eu ropa. T h* game* will range also south to Denmark. coKldn’l bring hi* boat bam* (bis Truman Raises iMStts*)* r.>« m o n*n provide better medical and health services for all our |>eople " Asserting some group* have been strongly against them, hi- said I hoy are th r nor* who "ward to pull " It " - lid be )>■.*. asked the “ p u llh a tk.." :» o iler * plan of Ih rir own hut they want to "gt,mw -still" ur "even move backward ” "E ven now they seem to be advomiting the ama/mg proposition that guvrrnment should hnvr noth Ing to do with health except fnr 'lo ra lty administered Indigent mod Icat care program *,' " Trum an con­ tinued. "T h a t's shunt like saying wo don't need soy form of social *c cu rlty ex rep* Ihe county poor house These people re ally want to go hack to the horse and buggy days," in hla New Y ork statement, Gen. Hav. Paul Eplar, who la serving Elsenhower contended ■ federal as the guest evangelist a t th * As­ system of health Insurance would sembly of God this weak. He has returned from South check th r progress of American recently medicine and give "regim ented, America where he served a* a ml* easemhly line treatm ent to pa­ slonary. tients Elsenhower added: "Experience has shown that American medicine nutatrip|>ed Ihe world on a voluntary basis nnd on (hat basis, plus voluntary Insur mice plans, together with locally administered Indigent medical rare The evangelist nt the Assembly programs for IhoM* unable lo par of God lid * week is the Rev. Paul tlc ln a le - lh r needs of Americans Euler who has served as a mlsw ill most odcquutcly be met " slnnarv *» (tolum lil*. South Am er­ Trum an was already on record ica. for the past few years, into as saying that If opponent* of com­ Istcring in th r vicin ity o f tin pulsory m edirnl Insurance ran strife-ridden capital- c ity o f Ilocome forward with a heller plan, gotn. Colored pi lures o f seenes or even nne almost as good, he and recent event* there are being shown nightly nl 7:13 p.m. preced­ w ill go along w llh it A tiresldentlnlly appointed enm ing the evangelistic service. The piddle is cordially Invited to view mission, headed hy Dr I'nnl II IhcNp film s nnd to attend the ser­ Magnusnu. form er medical dire r vices. tor nf the Veterans Adnunlstra lion Is now to a king a study nf total health requirements with an th o rily to make rrrnmmendntinnx tncnl.x nf radioactive isotopes tn on federal health Insurance artd 022 Institutions In the United States," Truman added. nil nlher health matters He said many of Ihe hospitals Truman snld he did not know what the rnminl.sslnii w ltl recom­ were using these m aterial* for dl mend and " l hnvr nut In any way a gnosis of patient* with thyroid sought to cnntrul the work nf this d lscai*. hear! disease and cancer. Rut. he said, "you can’t lake commission ” The president pointed nut the care of alrk people lust by putting growing program o f ( (instructing ' them In a hllllm ng " "T he building I* a shell and hospitals and snld behind alt ad vanres "Is the underlying force o f , doesnt' become a hnxpllal until it Is equipped and staffed You can't medical resource " Right mm. he snld. Ihe federal make Ihe best modern medicine government Is supporting hy re nvnllahtc tn evrryhm ly — a* II search grants about a quarter nf should he—unless there is some all research done in medical way for people ta pay for It." schools "w ithout any control at all over Ihe srle n llsl* or Ihe schools." The rcM lro vrriy * a a 4th gf U I4 "O u r atomic apothecary in Oak (End adv for use at I2-.U p. re., R ldgr h a i made about 37,000 ship E.HT today, Tues. Sept. U» Savings like this Mttehlnti like ihlt *niihit Smiihtni Ctll to ta h u tt about thrtr mil­ lion Itrt ill copper iWr* (l ytar bv tplicln/r It/lover lengthi together and rt-lm u la iln g th i jolnlt. MIAN SAVIN4M ALL ALONO THI LINI R E D U C T IO N SALE HALE P Ilir E H ONLY GOOD W H IL E SUPPLY OF M ER CH AN DISE £ ,AHT8. HIIOP EARLY Hal* Prlra Ragalar Price 2Pc MOWING Machine Oiler 59c H A LL PEIN Hammer Handles |§ c t.»S 1#" ADJUHTAHLH Jaw Wrench | f.fll 6 " B A LL PEIN |.17 END |7 C A N . BOX W R E N C H E S IN STO CK 2 W OFF HOCKKTH - SPEED HANDLESU N IV . JOINTH • RATCHET HANDI.EH - FLEX T HANDLES5 V," AND I I ” EXTENSIONS FOR ii - <s • D R IVE AT THE t.OWKHT PHICKH EVER COMPLETE YOUR 8E T N O W - 10 c r./.12 P U N C H 2.49 H A C K S A W 21c F IL E H A N D L E 79c D R Y C E L L Me 98c F L A H H L IT R 6«e 15c B U L R H F O R A L L L IO H T S «c Ifle L l f i H T H A T T E R IE 9 7e 59c P A D L O C K 42e 12c H C H E K N S T A P L E S 12c S C R E E N D O O R S P R IN G S 8e 21c H C H E E N H A N G E R S 16c 30c T O 45c V B L O N SCREEN 20c T O 30c 10c W O O H S C R E W S ' M E T A L SCREW S 5e ALL V BELTS AND PULLEYS 21% off 47.50 « V i" ELECTRIC HAW 31 L29 H A N D S A W 8. 98c C O M P A S S S A W 1 50e T A C K - n A M K IE R t 1.75 C L A W H A M M E R ( 3.48 H A T C H E T 1 L on 5 / U D R I L L < 2.19 BLOCK PLANE I. 1.29 COMBINATION SQUARE 429 6 f l . R U L E R 3.1.9 - 16” T O O L B O X 1.60 • 19" T O O L B O X 3.09 U T I L I T Y V IB E 8 2 2. 8. 8, 6.19 BENCH VISE 1.79 TINNER SNIPS 1.98 PIPE WRENCH 4. 1. 1. PUT YOUR BUILDING U 9 QT8. FLOOR PROBLEMS IN; OUR HANDS ENAMEL 5.7» GAL8. Fl.OOR ENAMEL f.29 GALR. W H IT E KEMTONE AND KEMGLOW IN STOCK flOe Varnish Slain 1.80 Oranga ShaHaa 40c 8aah Bruahss lie Pkg. SandgaHr 48c Wall Slss 9Be Qf. Llnaaad M 4- CAJJLKINO OUN Savin| every umMn fcft of wire. each pound of lead, aluminum and steal that can be latvtged foe re-use, is Juit o* o f many ways Souraara Bell keeps down the cost of tdkpttMe'.+nifc*/ , . l Making every* practical teeoepfnr, ^orktog our facilities to ihe, utmost and constantly improving our trained, capable and courteous team of tel ftriks is wdeUu brftpvide *p*d*rvfc»#t tba possible coal A .Jpg Natigik) BMhtiw, for it and for yo*,-** a ig i|it| lN%TekpijBf!«n graph Company. , *%. Ttkphom m v k * laker a tm O tr parto fth t fam>budget than MRU m y trn s iW sVtfM most tub- f Sanford Florida H A H 1W A R W STO CK AHNcmbly Of God Has Hammer GucNt Evanjreltat t oo 1 x 5/16 Wrench hUrtkaa heme, HUmach fo n d Wa- fa r '* brahea ware oat. He W K W w% I I I Eaat F irst j a w * L IG H T F1XTVRB SCREW IN T T P I W IT H a BULB SOCKETS NOW |,tt ONLY ■ �th ey don’t look for any ava'anche. But they flfx ir* the public st last la ripe for buying more Xml they have some well- »mind inn arguments. But many a customer isn't so <urc. He knows Ihm the stnres are filled with thing* Bv SAM DAWSON , he'd like ,And ffE W YORK i ^ —Stnres expe'-l 1,1 many case* Ihe price* are lowthe dollars In roll In more m<>r '’ r ,hiin ,nM signs now of going still lower. ■tUy from now until Christinas m Zu- Merchants Expect S etter Business In N ext Few Months ™ think that this fa ll potential eus tomer* are going lo have mei money to spend-and more coin polling reasons for parting with ll Their reasoning runs Ihls way Employment Is high Some third It may Increase by « hnlf m llllor before I'hrixtm n* Wage Increases granted Ihls summer—and others on Ihe fire should swell Ihe sum of m onn ^ " h l c ^ sending A fter the averapo man, however, pays the high food bills makes the payment on the mat psyi Her house his fam ily wanted, amt im new ra r (,p wanted, gels Ihe kids ready for school, pays the higher fares, rales and needed services, he hasn'l much le - -fl- - -for things he mnv want but could do without Merchants know that. But .hey I andcutyourdrivingcosts! WWt* Rl**« Onisn*ft4ar VA Altrlihe' tin* »») fkf*a>* aUl >RW* oyilvMl *« flirt feat. "Suq6> £dzc4*4fyfap/ A fa & estctfflfe n e w / ' 1952 STUDEBAKER COMMANOIRV-a O R CHAMPION S p c m l I i ' hb f o r if it g — Ir a n fo r u p k e e p — w it h And U's Itcen iilmosl Iwn years since the public had its lust big fling at buying Some goods pur i h '»sed then need' .. y » tv "rti Xml final payments on Installment iteht Incurred then are being made - releasing pari of the fam ily In enme for renewed buying Also curbs on eredll are dead now. and nn the ru ff purchasing Is rising again Against these arguments to show that retail trade should lie on the upgrade until Christmas are some caution signals Price resistance Is still strong among customers, and they don't panic easily as they did early In Ihe Korean War Hclall prices average out 4 per cent lower than a year ago, in ra ' Ing lhal a greater volume of good' must be moved if dollar sale* are to surpass Inst year'* total*. | Much of the present boom rest* on Ihr defense program —both the tax spending for m ilita ry goods and Ihe private spending lo expand plant* lo make defense items. And Ihr tim e table for Ihls defense buildup has changed several llm t'already and could again nflci election Store operating costs keep d ig lug higher In many cases, so thai sab-s volume Increases don't lid essarlly mean much profit wise. Still, many retailers are feclln. better Ihls (.ill A lter moidhs of painful mark downs and hand lo mmith buying fo r y o u r ^ (Ih e rk Ay I m oney n il th e v rn y — w it h d e liv e r e d p r ic e s d r iv e hom e nnd tt S l m l e l x i k e r ! y o u 'll a S lu d e h iik e r ! FOR A KKTTKIt BUY—HKTTKK SKK R C H L 1401 F re n c h Avenue M C T C R C C . Phnne 157(1 ly nan M arry Pb l)R. II. K. RING OPTOMETRIST EYES K\ AMI N Ell Cl.ASSES F IT t'E I) Please ra il (or appointment PhoM » t t , f.*ntR n»*R ,\rrtm Phone 17.1J A re n a * M y R a y ( lo t t o U .1— hc In tlo n la M sales " a * l* (Os w ill He «•* (>f(f N1p 1I } - I * « H lff nff Irf m* fhf Hut f**» ............. m s, f lu 't i \%‘ m r A R R t tl Ik ah *M m ihll f;IP M '| |(Y MTOlO \ x r'lHIP | 1iJ! *.nll Ii-t!\ • ■*!* I own M* *»AP lA r**rtP rf I f K if * i-'lra l |'h « n e P» —I lit W Hn' 11 *u- k ill bail, In i ilk f■■d s i'ii'i m'd |i»tch, ri'iin n ii lia lll Ilfi.lMV I 'linin' lull's. XltTICI.ES I ' l l l l H XI.E *.*• .Ml * tf»i»o • i V n lm Inn lib- S L l V N h *;. r s h P in PIP.I E 1.1 V l N l i II I M ill l. lt lll'P ALT Two hoilUMttM f»n filth.*.) IH’MI Lm k A VP f u ll mf I Of* |Mlt F M flN IS H K M n|initf»H *nt I h n r fllO flH llllil 1*11) tl | | f. Oil lllllf t t il P rl"< * e 1 T o il. 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NI.XX I l . i n l R I l s o ifa '-e i) to p e r f- -i l mo H |.I f liin is m ade lik e in v I T i.i-liiiig, , lemdug A tva s lug, nl -n pm laM ii (inner plant, fb in n i; .‘ b-mliinle C-iuiily slues I ' 1' M M lili'n >ni, I, nke M a ry i XIt P E N I L it iV O ttK 1 ' ’ i i n- k i «'|ii>ir tubs, nr s m a ll I .........lie , l ' , i l l Jim I I 12 M t rr n *'« im ) *xn»**. 1Oil <111m o 1*1 111 " 4 I 11 ,M fl uuiii I ll X' D oom I I HI W7 W M X ll'M iA N Y i lt clinii s lln ffi't lilt . I- in. I lb I llh d t x\ " I'lm rie 11 It* ll AX MINSTER nn- I" i no beige R a il Ratal* For Hal* J A l.flD S IE S —Lifetim e Alum inum . Cncgcclleil Quality. Fur Beauly Permanence ind Durability, (.'all us fo r ft« « e s tim a te s . T * lk - phone 1425 -The Furniture CenFree - Free * Frra B uffer Rental w ith Purchase o f Paste W a* at fienkarlk Glass A P aint Co. M AX'FAIR . 420 V irg in ia . 2 bed­ room hnua*. practically new , GO AT M l l il t hardwood Hoorn, furnished Or unfurnlahetl. Priced rekaunubly. It. D. Prleat. Houth fianfonl Ay *. Down payment, than 160.26 monthly, which alao covur* ta ics ami insurance, O. D. F arrell, Arcade Package fitoin. CAHH paid For Hecnlul Hand FuenlLARG E LOT all dear, reasonakU. 1 ttrrs*. Near flrnrm m u Sclnnd. A pply i l t l M y itle Avemte. M ATH I ill, OF HANFORD , ao.'irm (4. 1st Ht. Phone FJf NEW fittU H E . Block couHtVurtlon. Close In-Hid Colonial Way. III I b ln !:. M ill's I lb E s* F in t d ' . i f * I ,n t I’b 1435 n i l I X V I n i A b u ttin g fb 'tiiliu '1 , Mr Im t.b i 1 X*1111114 Si i f 1 II--1 i im» j L l I ’ M IIIN ft i '• o n ii i n m l * « | ■fi 41 mnn * I’HhittltM* l( I Mh v * v Him b u tt A v,. I 'lim i" IH2d • X I l f , I . I i i F n im it n in p s f XV ■" b lin k in g M l; H n o fn id IT in in bou w A 11v i I F rs . 20. V a il A *e I 11XX I M C l 1ST A I ' l l i F T N A N C I N l i If,- y o u r Ini wl Im ok |n - ........ uilli iinvn xv \i. lack, '.'ll'i dividend*. Plione lt'4. *I \ I 1 1. 11 X , I i d i i ' t H in t n , ,'U a tfs ' Mei i n e f a l l 517, H a s in 's Jtatl- i l - n i i- H a n f-.i I X eonllll-l *n>l H . li’i't *t> « m i .iwmi i r I Xx’ I 'II p i P It" ■ M n lh p in n fe il I'll NH2 .1 f iP E f . 'lA lt Ifo llc w n o it Reds ( inn plele *ltV M l lin s s p i Inga, lln n -i spring m a ttre s s , fiv e yem gum nut re , plim tn- b e ii d b u n t d > (tllunse y nn ty p e , put le n t mid cn ln r. T he E iir iit liir n i V n lo i, l l i i I 'K E D T l'lc v ls b in Ib is f in m ftlb n il up. XVJnh's l> b iv l» b m a m i Rn dm , ,'|0(t E ast fir e 0 m l Phone I f , ’ (iO O f. IfM KII E lectrlr R efllgm ato) only IlllO.Oft. fianflird Elec­ tric Co., t i l l Magnolia AW. U U aL i f p i i 'Oi p i - -9 HPEt I XI. H H ItV U T'S Hi *, h 'f r lo 't i h r n f r r *»fil\ I I im m h i i .. fh • loivi?i *Mwofo» .1 L li i t i i* f " , \ l ' W ANTED to rent 2-11 loom m ldn or tra ile r located on rive r or lake In (Ids vicin ity for season fiend fu ll particular* to XX'. M fflnltiw . K it Di-lawnrcLjttij^ u _ 8 M | | LIL M ih n 1' i MI5-M. PIANOS -New and u*ed. Terms P O K N IH H E I) or u n filin ta h n l I Trade Ills. Kadepa Piano Store, mom garage n p n rliru iit. oewiv i I'lill!' M Vi tie Avenue. I'hutie decorated. Pull Hfifi-M. I2BR-VV. XV First A P A R TM E N T w ith vard, hot w it­ ( i l l . F I'R N A C E H By Kresljy. ter, eieclrli- kitchen- 217 Pedm t i t l l lD DHF.D w iingei wanli-1 * XVnlI, Fluor and Mreplae*. Ave.____________________ _ 435 011 nnd EI5 lift nl f b in f n iil XI. (i. HOIKIEH Elm l i b Co,, | III Mngonliu Xv Phone 12H —3 101 XV. 1st HI B 'A N T K II DEFENSE IIO U H lN fi FOR N A V V PKIIHONNE1. We are almost sold out. Have Juat few 2 bedroom houaca and ana bedroom house left. XVe are not authnrlied to bulM any morn • I the low down payment of (670.00 fo r Navy perihnnel. O al*r< W *lltr l l uaiea, lire. Carrier M tllo n flll* and Randolph I m’ mI XI .!* I Roiifnlllal A A*o|p* " i t ’A. pm I M f i i ii ij r «af *>i * Ml* S 7i».in'i I*; iAt si I NfOXV A v « U a !il* If •*«»*l» F i l m / M«»* fle w IfT tf«|| «0! no* ilio l >“ Hi it purl I t o l p o u f f iiit io i* 111*»i •I o i o * f 'O M L I . K I K ft 1:ll> !if. F»JH \V»*aI I dI H» Hlillahle foi rouple. Idenllv In ealeil armaa finm Prist llf fb e Inn,lire Jacobson's |le|d Hlmc I I'M R M L P v«*t»r •• ■•\ ilMAX 1 111* It* ’ *1 " f •»,. ipx h iio f f t tu iiili l. l M IIi Ip A v a i l ui 111 X lit^ im P i! X * *• f 'itfM la f tn if f*f s|*f A, HlAfplOHif . Ii A!i , lilo iiilr m il I a L I p , Ik tiifi tu lilp , i tiffin * In h tr, fn Ill lllfOX. atfllllkPl 440(1 '*i f A j »il low a II I lii* fo r . H O U S E , w ith OOP o i Iw n I ip i I ro o m t. 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K lii. n « f f fHr 'i> lr |ilii* W G w*M*i nf«K«4«(tn . h d r a r I f » «H » * » n w r • • Hair.I I n lA r le lf »»»*•«# »« ra tn rn fttr l M * R t n ita H m iU H o o I k a R d t M l U r r I * f « l * f r t f t l «•• Nil fk— —1 4 i i i ( h | lut m fill 'xti11 " id RHONE 148 SSaal K n il F.klnfr I ’nr Snlr t fiM lK K h rn i.K H HERALD WANT APS IM m i i . i 11.1 Magnolia tin PR. C. 11, HCRSONS P a lm e tto PR. H. Mdr/UILIN onO M ETR IST ROY WALL Xie, Page S your P R O B ltM S Sanford I I f i S o u th T u n iliy , Sr pi. 14, 1952 rarr x r r a l i n n t s n to u — 2 t» is 10.1 A tlanlle Bank flulldkat I'hoa* 7M is *. a ll W a a l A ils n ts b llsh e il l a I S . sa a la lil Ite ta M i I H as l* s p e r lla# la a e r llu a * l i m e * lo. - e * e l l a * l a s e r l l a a S lim es Hr l i e . l i a r l a s e r l l a a 30 li m e s Or . r r l i a r l a s e r l l a a Sr p e t l i a r l a r S s s r l r l a a l f a r l I ’T i e M a l i S s I n I h r l l a a . l i o s S i r n n i e ear I l i a c * C a r * ! 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DOSS F lo rid a .Slate U n iv e r s ity lu-ailI 111IS b ig lim e fo o tb a ll lid s fa ll w ith o n ly lh le tte rm e n and .17 fre sh m e n on th e tl.l m an V a rs ity ro s te r. ra * »»>• n»W »nir«ele d rufi. kfilfWtfr»pk»»* ln | •||(hlnfii{ihrh#, •<* |uiR*tfll| I* pill# n S lu t le lm k e r l AH m *e*S *W t* StufahaSsr Auto-»n1< CW*a « O v trd th w - ond glors r»<tu«i"* iM s d 9IB11 —at * * t r * m l j-i B in • T IM It r \ !.I.A li,X fW 4 H -— "1 WONDER DRUG DISCOVERED \ G e l m o re m o lt store* now have Inventories back to favorable working levels Over all retail Inventories are run alng 10 per ernt below n year ago Some stores have succeeded In either paring costs or slopping the rise of operating rxiwnses Such devices as night openings have brought more tra ffic through store aisles In many places And the customers are coming back ill IX I'F.H lln lb ln it - i w o t* . Ib ii ......... |( n i" s F'tee F.slln n i’ i , H p i, it , |c i S e rv ic e . I lm # n m l I in|i i in it i- n o ) F e iiilu e i. iT ir p i'id i't .Xr liiN c i y . t ’ hooa l.ltl.l XI n r HAW J I A X V N A liH V E IIH i i ‘ ii i i i p m tin l. E ■Mb HI. I ’ liiln liin g A- H uppllea f n l i lllii 't ln g A R e p a irs W. J. K in g 28hli H -m ih P a tk IT mii ii uf i ft’" MATHER t»F SANFORD 25.1-01 E. 1st HI. Phone 127 A»e I ' l l l l IP S f o b m la l f l c m n i s 'k n o w lin n '' |iiu * f Hun I) g n iiia n te e d m o llip io n f in g usniiHyou of " lliin d lo m " iip p c iir iim >■ I'lm u i •InI fin f ic e ih - liv iu v s e iv lc a . I ll ,1 I XXX X V m id Hut,v B ed* f o i col d a y, l i n k o r iln m lh T c F u in lt il ie f i'O t e i, t i l l XV Is * F re e d e liv e ry * e .v ic e I'e ls p h 'ih r 1425. D ltA P E K IK S HI’K C IA I. W H IL E T H E Y LAST COCKTAIL ('H A IR S For Living, Dining, lled-mum Regnlai II2U 5 Now in.fm sh a rp e n s ,I. R|. H b n m a n 's, a itt in n i ile , . M il) . 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North Oi*b*4, O rlnm lo; Phono K6D7. ------ ----— - - - ■ ■ ■ �Leaders In Sports Events Are Named By Sports Writers Yanks A Cinch To W in Pennant But Experts A re Leary Of Dodge On Paper Brooklyn L o o k s Invincible But Psychology May Be Against Them By JOE K K it'llI .L it AP Sports W riter Can you figure thlsT The Yank M l lead Cleveland by 2iV gomes while Brooklyn leads the Giunts iree The Yankees inust play of thalr remaining It games be road while Ihe Dodgers eight of Iheir i l at homo. Yet the experts—those who know baseball best—figure the Yankees a cinch to win the American Leagua pennant *nd declare the National League race a toys up between the Brooks and Giants Why? "The Yankees hsve the coufi deuce of champions." a veteran baseball man said, "They win the big ones They don't scare easily They have Ihe solid men In Allle Reynolds, Vic Kasrld, Fd Lopal, Yogi Berra and Phil Itiu u to • ' ‘The Indians may be u better aU-round club. But they la rk Hie confidence of champions " • And the Dodgers? " I f M were any team but the Dodgera," the learned baseball ■ | n replied, " I ’d say I don't know bow they could lose with a three gltne edge. •re il they cannot forget last year Especially when Ihls rare I* fol lowing last year's script ulmosi to the letter. Every time Ihe Giants win and they lose, the Dodgers are reminded of last year’s debacle TTiey know II can happen hcruuse it already has happened * "T he Dodgers are In (rouble even w ith their big load. Their pitching staff la In a bad way If Ihe Giants bad the services of Larry Juriseu to go along with Hal Maglle and J im Hearn, they'd be sure lo pull o ff another miracle. As II is, It's going lo be another squeaker rigid down to the finish." '• Neither manager—ta n Dorocher Of tbe Giants nor Charlie Dressen o f Ihe D m lg e ri-ls doing uny talk log these days Not even after yes­ terday’s victories that left them Still three games apart w llh I) to go. Brooklyn received another shod­ dy pitching performance—this time from Carl Rrsklne—but their big b its atoned for the pitcher's lapse. The Brooke pounded uut an l I S triumph aver Ihe Cincinnati Reds Jickle Robinson and Duko Holder hammered two homers apiece Bai Maglle looked like the Mag­ na of old as he pitched the Giants to a slx-hlt, 12-1 victory over Hu* ML Louis Cardinals. A nine rim lU lb Inning—the biggest single In Idng of (he season for Ihe G ia n ts made It eaey fo r the '33 year old righthander. The Indiana and Yankees wore Idle yesterday They renew wur l ir a today with the wutId chain plan afacing Ihe Tigers In Detroit and the Indiana taking on the Washington flenatnra In Cleveland The Dodgers play host In Pitts burgh in a night game and the Giants took on the Chicago Cubs la the Polo Grounds. In yesterdays’ remaining two games — both In Ihe American League—the Chicago White Kox downed the Hoalon Red Sox, -12, and the Detroit Tigers a,Hired u •4 victory liver Ihe Washington castors g 492 Participate In Orlando Bas» Fishing Contest ORLANDO — ( Special I - N e w monthly winners lo r August have •merged In the 90-day Annual Central Florida Bass Fishing Con­ text and a total o f 409 entries era In, It was announced today by Greater Orlando Chamber of O fM im m c, sponsors o f tho State­ wide contest. H. S tuart Johnston, chamber manager, said that the event has cllm b id beyond all expectations In the number o f entries and en­ thusiasm fq r Bummertima fis h ­ in g In Central Florida. Septem­ ber w ill undoubtedly bring In an •vCb g ra te r number o f base than tbe 167 entered In July and 282 brought in fo r r.ugustr he added. Auggat winners arat C h il­ dren's division, Kenneth Planle, • i f .11. Winter Park, base weighing eight pounds and two ounces, first prise of ■ cu t reel •n i line, glass casting rod >nd fockson, Tor 4 pound— ui tP O R IlN O GOODS writ' 1952 FSL Season Produces Eight New Records And Four Are Tied M I.V K It .SPRINGS (Special) Light leiigue records were estab­ lished, inn! fo u r old ones were tied during the 1952 season of the Class I) Florldu Hlate League despite the ra il tliu l piny wus shortened by from three to five games per club. o f f ilia l uml final averages re­ leased at league headquarters here this morning show the following new marks! nr* w ith a mound a la ff th a t had an chi m il ion average over the scaaon o f ullow lng but 2.95 earned runs per game. Two new defensive records also were set when Gene Pollard of Daytona turned In a .USD fielding percentage a t firs t base to break the mark set hy Ed Tureekl of Daytona In 1938 a t .002, and when Dan Doy u f Orlando fielded a t a .055 d ip to break the shortstop fielding record made hy B ill Good o f Leesburg In 1941 at .941. most valuable player fo r 1981, not only had the loop’* lowest earned run average but set a brand new won and loan record. It Is revealed In o ffic ia l and fin a l i Itch in ■ averages released at raguv Headquarters hero today. Mooring 15 victories and losing hut two, Roberta recorded a re­ cord-breaking .882 percentage that was 25 points better than the mark firs t set hy Hid Hudson in 19.19 und lied by M y rll Hoag In 1948. R o b e rts turned In a fin a l report showing he allowed but 1.94 earned rune per game during his 23 ap­ pearance* on the mound, Howaver. outside of Roberts’ new won and lost record, no other loop marks were either tied or broken aicept that Jacksonville Beach became f Tom M ills Red Tr-adway DeLand'a tfitv i ' ii ini- lead over the field wan the greatest margin of victory since 194(1 when Hanford led by III fu ll games. Del.und’i Jack Cade crossed tbe plate 151) limes for a new mark that was four better than the I4<1 set by Dick Hlellern o f Daytona in IU5U. Del,a mi, w ith a team uvciage of .292 set u new club and league mark that was three points heller thun the .280 set by Gainesville in 1949. Hanford, prodorliiK HI home runs, broke a record of (19 set hy Hanford ill lord) when Manager I'd Levy poled out .13 for nil alltime leugoe mark. When Daytona made seven and Sanford sis er­ rors, a new mark was set lor errors by Iwn learns inside nine Innings — I I . Del.and swamped Leesburg 22 lo U fo r the wars! shulm it defeat In league history, Red Roberts of Dcl.uml set n new pitchers' won and lost average when lie won 15 and Inst only two for un .HH2 percentage. Thu old figure was .857. Finally, by record­ ing llirue nine-inning no-hit vie- pnrtm entxi Gemea pitched In, Cecil Hutnon Paiatka, 67; gamca started and flnlahed, Tom M ill*. Jns Reach, 28; games won, M ills, >7; la m ra lent, Pat McCullough. 11,1 a*0* 1 •■•tagu pitch­ ed. M llla, .10R| moat men faced, McCullough 1248; moat runa a l­ lowed, Oyrd o f Hanford I44| moat earned runa allowed, Lopes uf Cocoa, I I I ; moat Mia allowed, M ills, 2871 moat aacrlflcee, Lo­ Moatransky C lilro Curralea pes, 29; moat men walked, Lang lorlea, Jacksonville llra c li became o f Daytona 170; moat men hit, Wenger of Daytona, I I ; meat tbe firs t team in li-ngiie history to men fanned, Wenger, 203; meat gel three in one year nine Inning ihut-nuta, C liq u e o f Refold* tied ill 1952 were: Jss B rs rli manage! Red Treadway and Di-LamPs B ill .Miislraask} ra th scored sis runs In one game. Mindrutisky also was walked nI s limes Inside nine innings. Cade got Ih rre triples in one t ilt to tie Ihe old mark, ■lid these three, plus a double, ultowrd him lo tie the record fur extra base hits in one game — four. Two hundred Hint ninety men went to lint one or more limes in 1952, while 144 uf the 292 tried their hand* on the mound. Del-and led In v irtu a lly every field, taking batting honors with the record- Istka, four each. Hero are tho lop h u rle ri and breaking .292 m ark; fielding honors w ith a fine .987; and pitching ban- their 1962 records, assuming they hurled 46 or more Innlnggt P llrh e r-t'lu b Roberts, Del-and Jaslnskl. Del.and M iller. Del.uml Hewell, Orlando Hutson Paiatka M ills, Jux Reach Wenger, Daytona (bisque, Daytona Dotson, Del.and C orralrs, Sanford F rln e r, Del.and .. ■ Valinas, Orlando Pennington, Coo-Pal Frasier, Cocoa Joe Angel, Jax Reach Vickery, Cur-Del, Klarmann, Uriamlu M ille r, Daytona McCullough, Leesburg Griegs, L e e s b u rg ......... Herman, Jax Beach ..... Hamm. Paiatka ..... M rC rlrkard, Jax Reach Cooper, Jax Urnch-Coo M arlines, Hen-Lbg Keith, Leesburg ....... C lnrlrh, Del.and Montailroca, Gvi-Lbg CG .14 H Ha 17 8 28 14 19 18 HR 49 22 71 01 71 79 141 103 124 HO T A L L A H A S S E E , — (Special) “ -H igh school football teams have been Invited to bo guests of Plorldn State U n iversity fo r three home fcotbell games th is fo il, D r. Howard D tn fo rd , P8U D irector o f A thletics, stated to ­ day fo llo w in g a meeting o f tho school's athletic co m m itte d Danford pointed out th a t high m e l t * U tte r* while those In more 49 49 47 100 120 134 203 194 83 W 16 0 ID 12 21 27 16 20 17 L Pet. BRA 2 .162 1.94 2 ,760 104 4 .719 2.29 7 10 7 9 7 8 .693 .077 .794 023 .741 .080 Frankie Rtenslrum. LSU Being Groomed For Toughest Game Of Schedule Against Texas By The Associated Press A football squad large In num­ bers but only medium large In heft, once green w llh experience but now black and blue from m aturing scrimmages, spent two hard hours Monday on a practice field In Hulun Houge The players were out with u ................... mighty Texas on their home field Saturday night. The squad was LSU's. The open­ ing assignment against Texas is the toughest In the Southeast­ ern Conference. As a rule LSU Georgia's Job In Nashville Satur­ day afternoon is to whip Vander­ bilt, but that assignment isn’t as tough as taking on Texas. aaynell Tinsley, twice uu AllAmerica in d now coach at his alma mater LSU, appeared satis­ fied with defensive work, especi­ ally that nf Tackle Frank Horn ami End Hammy Murphy The tigers mixed In passing by Norm Hleves, C liff Slringfield and Tom ­ my Sbcpheard and kicking by Htrlngfleld and Aul Daggett Other opening round games this week are Alabama vs Mississippi Southern at Montgomery and MlnUti slsslppi vs Memphis State at Memphis Friday night; The Citadel vs Gerogla Tech at Atlanta Satur­ day ufternoon; Stetson vs. Florldu al Gainesville uml V llbnnva vs Kentucky at Lexington Saturday night. As the lust pro-season week uf practice begun Paul llryuut said his Kenliickulns "appeared to he having some fun for the first lim e ." Bryant says he has lieen disappointed so fur Georgia's te rrific It game achedWally Butts said Fred illly e l and ule calls fur versatility ami Coach Miami Sun Sox And FlamingoeHClaiih M IA M I Ul - The Florida Inter 2.3.1 267 116 2.61 2.60 3.78 Dexicr Puss would b i doubling up —fiilyeii as fullback und sldtback ■ml Poss us defensive and offen­ sive end Ruin in Atlanta chased Tech into (he gym Other had newa was Ihe los sof Allen I.ee, defensive end, term entrance Field goal kicking and the finer ihjIh i J of football used up tim e Florida Bobby W orrell, recently ruled Insufi-t)man Vainly worked on pass offense, and defense and defense aguiimt Georgia running plays Miami University Takes Measure Of Jackson Soldiers Photo hy Jamesun Htudio "C huck" Flanders and Kent Chetlum; lower row: Joe Chalblin, "Red" Hires, John Keeling Jr., Jim Iln in i and Hubert Bagwell. Not present when the picture was taken were B ill Crabtree, Charlie Hhsen, Bill Brown, and Jim m y Butler. announced "T hat's the commis­ sioner." Il was one time, they say, that By G AYLE TALBOT loro had the last word with an NEW YORK UH—Baseball Com- umpire in lu io iifr Ford F rick w ill not know until be reads thia that be Down in Havana, where the n th nearly got himaelf thrown bodily annual "A m ateur World Series" uut of Ihe Polo Grounds by an has been in progress hut wren alert National l-cogue um pire one teams from (a tm and South Amur recent afternoon ice, they al leas! • • >k .< vigorous It seems Ihe rr a r wus watching whack at culling down (he length a game from u window In Presi­ of games. They've been loving the dent Horace Htoneham's office s inn- trouble wc hav». deep In crnterfleld. and was em ­ The good senors wlm ran the ploying a pair of klng-siie field show simply slappei on a lim e glasses to bring Ihe action closer. lim it: 2W hours for afternoon Uur vigilant umpire, who prefers games, two hours, 43 m lnutei for to remain namelesi, caught the arcllghtcrs, with tile provision tliul glint of the afternoon sun on Ihe Ihe inning in progress when lime lenses and sensed a m ajor sign- expired would be completed stealing plot. Worked fine, they say, and you "Throw that guy out of there in shuuld have seen the teums which a h u rry ," he yelled to Manager were behind after the two hour lieu Durocher, adding an ominous mark gut uut there and htisile, "o r else." Leu obligingly took down the Observing the great xuccuss of dugout phone and held a short and Hoyt Wilhelm as a reliever for the earnest conversation, after which Giants this year, Carl Hubbcll, the he turned Innocently to the arbiter. old Hall-uf-Farner, predicts the Sport* Hound up Ilie iliilMalidiilit kina.-. _ teur and nrolessiunul sports figure at that tune Amateurs nominated were: Kathy McKinnon, Lake Worth, W A i Dub) Fagan, West Palm ileach, and Don U ltplinghoff, O r­ lando. all golfers; Gardner Mulloy, M iami, Tennis, Archie Slaten, U ni­ versity of M iam i, boxing; Carolyn A Green. Fort Lauderdale; G a ith e rw Horscr. University of M iam i, swimming, Jack Calhoun, Fort Laudi-rdali'. diving; Sian Stoneyik, Florida Slate University, weight liflin g , Hill Koiitihein, Florida University, gymnastics, and Jack Price, .Miami, sailing. Professionals nominated were: Al Hosen, M iam i Beach, A1 Loper. Tampa, and E arly Wynn, Venice, all baseball players: Mrs M ildred (Babe) Zaharies, Tam p*, a, Alice and Marlene Bauer, Sara- w sola, golf; Bobby Dykes, M iami, boxing, Hill Prance. Daytona Ileach, auto racing; Frank Winchcll, Jacksonville, sports promo­ tion The scribes concluded their f i l l meeting with a golf lourirament i t the ttiviera Country Club, followed by a luncheon given by the Mahl Shrine Temple A ll Star Football Game Com mi lice. Monday they went drep sea flih - \( ing Fred (ireen, sports editor of the Paiatka Daily News, caught the most fish, five, and Arnold Fmnegruck, sports editor o f the Florida Times Union, Jacksonville, lauded the largest, a m v p o u n d amber back Monday night they were guests of the University ol M iam i at the Miami Fort Jackson Exhibition (ootball game in the Orange Bowl. Joe Livingston, sports editor of * Hie Jacksonville Journal, Is p r e il- 0 dent of Ihc association Mixed League I* Voted By Bowlers Girls who Tinvu tiren howling in league play at Ihe Hanford alleys Monday nights have decided to ask the men lo get into the act. They voted Inst night to switch over to a mixed league. Now t h e y * want the gals and guys to drop into the bowling alley and sign up. Thu league w ill meet at tha tarns time hs previously— 7:10 o’clock each Monday night. Ichallcr (lingers for the next few seasons. M IAM I —U niversity of M iam i football fans looked fu r another successful season today after the Hurricanes bowled over e big, sea­ soned Fort Jackson. S. C., team In the Grange Bowl Monday night, 14,0. The exhibition game drew 20,379 spectators who saw Ihe home team shove over two touchdowns In the opening period and coast to vic­ tory. Coach Andy Gustafson gave most of his buys a chance to show Iheir slutf, using more than (our full learns M ia m i’s first touchdown was set up when Rex Shiver Intercepted a pass from Jack del llellu, former M iam i player, on Ihe Fort Jackson 43 and returned II to the 39. llob Taro picked up I t yards and five plays later Pud Constantino scored from Ihe one. Freshman Burt Grossman converted. The second scoring drive covered yard touchdown Jaunt. Grutumun again converted, Ken Fruntx, form er M iam i substitute, set up the Fort Jackson score when he recovered a fumble on the M iam i 39. The soldlera went to the une when Interference was ruled on an end rone pass. Henry Blanc of W illiam and Mary then scored. The extra point was blocked The ante, sponsored bv lb* (Quarterbacks Club, gave Miami Its second straight over the sol dlera. The Hurricanes won last year, 20-14. Tampa In lh« best S of 5 playoffs to roach the finals. M iam i Beach, which finished a game behind M i­ ami In the regular season, boat St. Petersburg to go Into Ihe finals M iam i Beach won tho firs t game of the beit-of-7 series Sunday night off for Iba Miami Fort Jackson football game. Ha offers you oxport Nalp In pfenning •rip* to oil 4® ttafeif Canada, Monies Altar tonlaht’a game, they move lo Miami leach to continue tbe Deng in and m tbe Greyhound agent In your town toon. You’ll Rod bo’s Jost the awn to help you with compute trip-planning aseMnon — he’ll give you a wide variety of schedules to (boose from , , . euggM KMfc highway routes , . . explain itopovtr privileges . , , game tbe lowest of off travel fore*. He’s tbe onlr men In your community who out offer you off three travel edvaniager •— wbtttvtr you're going! Standing* •ta of the Uni j r d t e ' f f i r c s n ’.fiE PSU Will Play Host To Prep Grid Teams «• In tbs od M IA M I i * — Florida sports writers and jp o rlr c a ilc rt have nominated U amateur and nine professional sports figures as out­ standing during the year. Nominations were made Monday £ at the unnuul meeting of the Sports Writers Association. Nominations w ill close Jan. 1 and the scribes twn i f l l i i t me gattM." (Homecoming), in d / r a ’ lim it o f 44 player* set for each school rfjgf 1 1 a classification. A charge o f 120 will be each player. ■ " It U our alnoare df high school t e u u from Georgia, T A IU O A I ’Bee 6:30 P. M. �I IP YOU OOITT T H E W E A T H E lt I m I t* y a w Hanford Herald, City Delivery, by 7:00 P. M., please call © YELLOW CAB 1444 h * ______ Ml 3 m W * E a U b lU h e d 1908 V O L U M E X I.IV ■« > .. ■ ~ Col. H. C. Gee Employed By *Canal Group Pilot Instruction Breckenridge Named Secretary As Plans Progress To Push Canal To Titusville Col. H. C 0**#. form er Arm y • engineer and consulting enquirer w fo r the Central and P outheri Florida Flood Control D istrict, wae eini>lnv«l na ro n io ltln ir i-nr'ineer h« the newly formed St. John* Indian River Improvement Committee nt all organisational meeting yeaterdav afternoon ul ■ Sllvet Snrinaew t r p"»nxre plans fo r a proposed St. Johna-lnillan River Canal. The association, organised rerenCv following a tevlval of b i­ t t e r e s t in the catiul which would ^co n n e c t the Lower Hi. John* with the Indian R'ver on the K «d Coaat, agreed to pay Col. (lee a fae o f |4,(Wft. He w ill alto nerve a i the A " ■Delation's reprerentative at hear­ ings on the project. The association also adopted the charter of the original Hi. JohnsIndlan River Imnruvament Asrncla tlo ri which functioned before W orhl War II. _ F o rre -t Rreekenridtre, manager • of the Seminole County Chamher of Commerce, wan chuaen aa sec­ retary o f the new urgnniiatlon at a meeting attended by more than 25 representatives from comm unilira up and down the Ht Juhna River. F a il Hrown, Ueland, who prvaided, atateil that Col. (tie la well m iallfied to hvlp develop HI. Johns River oarml projecta, and aald that he had made an o ffe r to net In form ation from all departmvida in 'V Washington which have made pre­ vious aurveya o f the Ht. John* River. These, Ineluding surveys fu r the proposed Ht. Johna-lmlian River Canal, w ill he correlated, accord. Ing to Col. Qee, and thouianda of dollars w ill Ire saved by not hav In * to send engineers Into the fitly . Kenneth Merrill was appointed chairman, and George Glnbs, ad visor, o f th« Finance Committee. '• -A nother committee was formed w ith q ro r g * UK)La aa d | airman to represent the organisation at the State'Chamher of Conimerca Watrrw ava Division meeting Friday st Orlando. The committee In dude* Mr. Rreckenrldge, AI Lee, Copt. Nosh Tilghman, I'sla tkn ; Col. (ire ; Hill Morse, Klxsl minee; George Tanner, I'alatka. A publicity committee wa* op pointed hy Mr. Brown and In ­ cludes Mr. Rreckenrldge, Georg,Gibbs, who is chairman of the troard o f dirretora of thu Gibb* Shipbuilding Co., Jacksonville, and Lester Hush, manager of the [■* latka Chamber o f Commerce. Mr. !<ee, chairman of Ih r C. of C Waterways Committee, who at tended the meeting w ith Mr. H rrrkrn rld g a and John Ilrum ley, was equally enthusiastic and op tlm iatlc regarding tha new set-up In relation to tha fit. Johns-lndlan River canal project " I feel better about this pro W ject than aver before," he de dared. “ The* meeting was u big success, w ith tha slogan o f ‘ Let s d'eaitaaeg U * Page Two) • Work Progregfiing On Masonic Temple t - -- . Work la progressing at tha Ma sonic Tempi* on a number of Imrovementa, Including alr-condlonlng, Frank M illar, senior past master, pointed out today. Wooden benches with high backs which lined the walla of the Tem­ ple hall hava been moved to the dining room and are to bo replaced chiairs with metal, theater with red leather • * 1 total of 101 of theee have been ordered, < u id Mr. Miller. Other Improvement* Include blue tile flooring h the M il, and red carpeting at nt the It le expect tt the Improve' roente will be com; '»d In Oetober or November. de| on when the new chair*, were fur nlahed by the m ih lt Paneling will be wall* in the apnee formerly covered by the high backed henche B WT • f Mrs. Esther Shultz •-to Died Yesterday P. M. oil m Mre. Either fihulta, 7* yearn old, ijled in an Orlando hoaplUI at 4:5,7 p.m. yesterday after n long Tltneea. Bhe wa* born In Spruce Creek, Pa, M_y .1, 1*1* and had lived here with her eon and daughter-in-law, Mr. end Mre. Raymond C. Shulti at 241* Orange Avenue fa* the past three month*. Other lurvlvors Include two thlers, Mrs. Lola Foster of ngdon, Pn.| Mrs. Miriam Ute­ ri South America) ana Ella O am lln g a f i two brother*, Chari a n t e d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER HANFO RD, F L O R ID A Medical Society Approves Plans Of Fish Trustees For Hospital The Seminole County Medical Society unanimously adopted a re­ solution last nig h t approving the plana for a hospital In Seminole County as prepared bv the execu­ tors o f the Kish estate and com mended them fo r their foresight and generosity in preparing them so a* lo take rare o f future need*. The resolution, u» released by Dr. Frank Qulllmun. secretary, ita* follows: “ W HEREAS the late Horn'ruble lie rt Fish has seen f it to provide In Ida w ill that a hospital be built In Hanfutd, Florida lo serve the people of Semlnbla County and "W 1IE R E A 8 the executor* of his estate have provided plana fur this hospital and have procured the necessary land Oil which to uilibl "TH E R E FO R K be it resolved that lbe Seminole County Medical Society goes on record as u iih ii Imouslv approving the said hospi­ tal plans and furtherm ore cornmend* the executor* o f the Fish estate for their foresight nod generosity In planning a hospital which I* modern In the extreme and i* constructed in such n way that addition* may In1 readily made whenever needed. "T1IIH RESOLUTION shall be spread up the minutes of till* Society, u copy sent to the »'Xerutura of the Fish estate and copies sent tu the local news­ papers.” Endorses 350 Persons Are Evacuated From Amendment For School Buildings Wake After Blow Lawton Appearing before th r firs t fa ll meeting o f the County Council nf fhe l ’erent-T#ech*r» Association at Geneva yeaterdav, T. L. Lawton, County Superintendent of I* u h I I c Instruction, advocated staunch backing o f the proposed amendment to the Slate Consti­ tu tio n which deal* w ith capilal outlay o f fu n d i fo r school*. Mr. Lawton explained the amendment which w ill be on 'he ballot fo r ra tifica tio n In the No­ vember election. " A t the present time, Seminole Countv shuuld have about |2 m il­ lion lo bring all Its acliool build­ ing* and equipment uu to stand­ ard," he said today. This amendment, be explained, provide* fo r the use o f a curtain portion o f revenue from license lavs and makes provision fo r the Slate to ear-qiark and guarantee its appropriation to tiie t-unnty for the next ,70 vuars. Such funds derived from this source are to lie used tu finance certificate* o f indebtedness, notes, bond* and debenture* that may be Issued by a county fo r acnool building* and addition* lo ichool (Cahllase* ()■ Pas* Wear I Pvt. Richard Baas la At Camp Rucker CAMP RUCKER, Ala. — (Spe­ cial — Pvt. Richard L. Dais of L«k* Monroe, Fla., ha* arrived at thl* Southern AHbama Army camp to undergo hla Initial In­ fantry training. Inducted Aug. 20, 1952 and pro. cciacd at Ft. Jackson, 8. C. he will receive bail* training from the 47th "Viking" Infantry Divlalon here. The new soldier will undertek* a rigorous schedule Inroporating a wldt-rsni# of mili­ ta ry eetirtesy and field im itation to machine gun and batoeka familiarisation. A fter finishing eight to 10 weak* of primary training, the recent Inductee will be eligible for Further infantry or epeclallaed training, Tha 47th Division, the first permanent Army assignment for the MW Midler, I* a MinnesotaNorth Dakota National Guard unit. Activated for service on dan. 1#. I N I , the Division now is completing It* second year at Busker. Sine* activation, tha 47th haa trained men from all 4fi states and three territories. Prisoner Is Shot At Oviedo Camp A primmer was shot and wound­ ed bp guard* In an eecap* attempt from a a few “32 moral: . J n Bob Marey prior to his Inconvict Wta of the thwarted waiting a doctors r jy L r r n iS 'ft a s M t give any he had com­ be said at (E d ito r's note) Man Carter, an A F w ar correspondent In K orra, Dew to Wake Tram Tokyo aboard ■ m ilita ry rescue plane. Hono­ lulu say* his story Is the ( I n i press ropy received (here fium iV a k r.t ^ W E D N E S D A Y S E P T . 17, 195! Awfoclntcd PresM I.e n tc d W irt* N o. Ill Florida Told Of Taxes By Ike Tells AFL He Opp oses Sen. Sparkman Repeal Of Taft-Hartley Act "The Egg And Ike” Is Reviewed By Demociatic Nominee On Trip Through State Squadron Duty Office) o f the day, l,t. Dale Hcoll, Instructs pilots of fig h te r squadron VP-711 oil the day’s operations nt the Jackson­ ville Naval A ir Reserve T raining U nit. t.t. Hcoll, of 27711 South Grandview, Hanford, Is being called to active duty w ith the Navy as soon as he completes his tra in in g cruise at N A ItT U . lie and other members o f his squadron are flyin g F8F-2 "Hearcats” In order to keep up w ith the Navy's latest tia liiin g methods. (N A H T U Jax Photo) Ite r a U k I ’ a r tlr cloudy and rathar warm th ro u rh Thursday Some chance o f fr .i ih o -'c r* Ht HF.I..M AN MORIN S l’ R IN G F IK I.I), til. 1*7Gov, A dial Stevenson w ill In­ vade Ohio, Hen. Robert A. T afC ' home slate, later this month and speak In al least twu major rifles, his campaign manager announced today. The Demoerfl lie presidential candidate ata ria «win* through the Faster!' Seaboard slates Thursday. Ily W. LAYTON DINNING JACKSONVILLE uW- Sen. Jot.i. J Sparkman ta lkrd about taarand fa rm prices today and poked Inn at Gen Dwight D Elsenhower whose rem ark* he said were belli* pot into a book called "T he Eg* and Ike " And hr refused to lake In to with Florida Democrata who last week refused to go all out In sup purl of the Democratic ticket. Gen. Elsenhower, the Heptibl can presidential candidate, un h i' recent swing into the South hvd mentioned that there was a va-i amount of laxe* even on ime egg Sparkman, Democratic nominre for vice president, arrived by plane from Washington for a four stop Florida campaign visit and wa* mel hy a handful of people at Ihe airport Gen Elaenhuwer wa* met h> aUrnl MM al the atr [sort amt crowds estimated al about 15,0"" heard him sneak . al ..downtown . Hemming I’ ark scheduled Ills s|ieeeh today Sparkman was asked at a b rlrt new* conference fur hi* reaction tu the ucHuii uf Florida Democrat le House nominee* at Tampa Sal unlay In refusing to give unuuah (led support to all party nom lM r* b e ca u se 'o f'th e "fU m ocraiic'*»tand debate. HST Brands As Newspaper Editors See Florida ‘Big Lie’ Reports Split Evenly In November Vote neulrallie Eisenhower's -uivantnge Hv MALCOLM It. JOHNSON On Communists TALLAHASSEE d' The con in the oilier* President Insists Op­ ponents Are Using" Tactics Of Hitler liy EHNEHT It. VACCARU WASHINGTON .P President ITumati asserted today Dial It i* "a big lie " lo say hr lulcrates t oinmnnists In thl* usUun's gov eminent And lie accused those who say *o of employing a tactic used hy the i om m unUl* themselves, a toe lie he dcseribed as "th e big lie technique " Thai technique. Tru man said, "wae developed by Ihe t'ommunlsts. perfected oy llllle r " There were no name* ill the angry worded speech Truman pre pared tor the National Conference on Cilitenship. hul he uskrd the voter* to defeat the user* of "the lug lie " regardless of party affllla Hull The I'rc -n lrid said that anyone who resort* lo "Ih e log lie lech niqtiiis not a good man " And he singled mil (or special a t­ tention those who call Gen George i ' Marshall tra ito r He told the conference " I t I* u lug lie, for example, to 'ay that we toll-rate Comnumlsl* and other disloyal persons m our government It l ' a big lie tu at tack one of the greatest general* and p a trio t' whom tills country every had and call him a tra ito r " Sen. Juxeph It McCarthy. Wis­ consin Republican seeking re elec Hon, ha* denounced Gen. Marshall a.'"> Secretary of Stala Acbewm «. seusus of Florida news editor* I* that the stale1 suite would he spilt about 50-50 between Dwight D Ei senhuwer and Adl.ii Stevenson ll the presidential election were held now Hut many ol (hern representing enmities with *ob*t.m ii:d votes said they expect the balance lo swing toward Stevenson when the enlhn siasin from Elsenhower's recent tour wears off. the lifiu o c ra tic campaign opens Up. ami Hu- iii hcrited tendemv to vole Demo crutic start* work!lug Forty-eight nrwspaper and radio editor* from S-t counties which have M per renl of Ihe state's registered voters participated in the Associated I'tes* survey of the political outlook T lie lr county h i county percent age estimates were translated into vide* anil totaled The consensu* was that a* th in g ' slaml rigid now Elsenhower would get 52 ;K-r cent uf the vote. Nlrvetison IH However. Ihe m i" ln g cm iiillr* with 12 per rent of the voters are preponderantly In areas where the tradition of voting Democratic i ' strongest They probably would Also Opposes Amenriinents Weakening Rights Of Working Men A ml Women Hv JAMES DEVLIN Most of the editors were (rank NEW Vi IRK f Gen Dwight D, in declaring their opinions came Eisenhuwi r told the American mostly from casual conversations Federation of I.alioi today that ho along Mum Street, in civic d u ll favors "ti all-tic amendment* to luncheons and other circles where the Taft Hartley t.avv bul does not Elsenhower Is strongest They said favor ds icpeal they knew less about whiil III I vvill not support .inv amendfarmers, fishermen and laborer* I ments which weaken tin* rights of are thinking working no o and vi.uin-ri ' he said Seven of Ihe editors who p u rlin in an address to .-iu ii-d loi deliv­ paled represent epr papers which hove ery before ihe \ i I. annual cuneditorially ‘ yV endorsed Kisenh Eisenhower, vent ion here or are leaning toward him Six The GO!’ p ie -id i idi.d nominee are front paper* which are sup said he knew that the law ns it 1porting or leaning toward Steven 'food ''m ight tu- u,.-d tu break sou The rrs t are neutral >o far unions “ The ultim ate decision could red "T h a t iiiii't he changed." he with 911,000 Slates Rights Demo said "A m erica w a n t' no law 11erats who four ycat* ago tlid n ‘1 censing nub-u lu i'ttn g Neither do like Trum an aiul the Democratic platform , but couldn't bear to Elsenhnvvei ’> speech followed by break away from grandpa** party a day a mes-.ige In the convention by President Truman m a Inch Tru­ and vole Republican * They east their h u lln t' then lor man said llcpoblieaii* planned to Guv Slroin Thurmond of South make Ihe I alt llart.ey Law even Carolina ami thereby kept 'Truman more oppressive and u n fa ir" to from getting a m ajority in the labiit' 'la te i although he won the Thu Gov A d la i Stevenson llte D e m ­ nla electoral vole hv winning a o c ra tic p re s id e n tia l n o m in e e has a d vo cate d rep e a l >•! the act and p lurality i Hut i t ’s strictly between Risen w r itin g a new law I ( itnllMurtl III) I’ngf 1‘iturl V ilm m iilr a tio n -p e a k e rs a p p e a r- mg b e fo re the c o u v c i i H i i i i havo Uiged te p e a l " I tin act a m i have been lu u d lv . b e e ie d The c tin v e n iiiin , w in ch vvdl h e a r Gov .Stevenson M ond.tv t» e x p e c t­ ed In e m lo i si- h im . tItn -s ile p a rtin g tro th a long I it' li I H ." b tin n not to I ' l i i l n t ' " a p li M ilr lill. li c .im llil.ile Tile G i l l ’ i. - n illil. ile .aid III- lieHevt'd H i. 11 Tiie A T I own E x e c u ­ tiv e C o u n c il tvn>I sta le d th a t it was A h im in in n i to ta k e u c a lle d ‘ T, . a r e a lis tic view o f im e iu ln u -n ts l o l l i e t u f t H a rtle y Law " A n d (hu t is m y p u s ilin n to o ," hu sa id " I give li to you s im p ly hnotl " He a lio ha* described M ar­ a m i c le a rly I ant m fa v o r, not o f shall a* a "m v s le rlo u i, powerful rh n ra rte rla tlc* o f various I"*Im l o t a m e n d in g I ha WASHINGTON OB—Form er A t­ sidi-nt* of the United H u n * wm» repealing, fig u re " who sided with Russia In law " hlsturic derision whch "lost . the torney (lanoral J Howard Mc­ outlined tudsv to KlSrenian-v tv E ls e n h o w e r s lid *o u ie o f l!ia lieace fur A m erica." p rin c ip le * l e th o u g h t it vvm im Grath today denied Dial anyone in Dit-k Hlouyli, member o f th " Wt* Sen W illiam K Jeuner. Indiana the Justice Department tried tu tc i I'ark Klw nol* ('In i'. I t " " " p o rta n t In c o n tin u e in th e la w Introduc’d bv AI Wiismi Republican also up fur re election, vve re G m irg " W a s h tllg tim , lie - in 1. bus called Gen Marshall a "liv in g " s it on" St I anil* tax scandal llis- c n c o iira g e m e iit o f c o lle c ­ ruse* in 1951 vva« l l i " " i l l v m an t ‘> I In-" and "fro n t man fur tra ito r* " tiv e h u rg s ln iiG the i i c t i l to s tr ik e ; Truman, addressing a confer McGrath told lloU*c liivet.Hg* " i i l i i " Ilf-- hi to tb li,- s.-i v i. -• .Ini all iillv liner- in - lli •• iie ln li- a s trik e |.i" x i.|.- o t, w n . i i d ie d , a li'. p in i in i iit llia t troth elicr attended by a group of men tors the department "d id all we \ iliim * . - i v i i i d and women about to be admitted rould to en operate" with U S l. a t lio lii- , lu ll l»i k " il la * T tii-u i" • m n u i* and einpl->vei , liv e up tu li- f f t - ls iili v v *' l l i . l i i u 'l v i is i. t i! to Untied Stales ritU rnship, de 1 1 i i i i l l i i u r i l INi I*.in ■ * I nut | McGrath Denies Blough Describes Trying To Squelch U. S. Presidents St. Louis Scandal To Kiwanis Club 1 House Investitfutors Roosevelt Is Seen "Most rolltieal AsTold Everything * * "! ttT S S S u T sy tt wVtf Done To Co-operate I lute” In History " I don't have any pa rticu la r re action," he aald "/sny group ha« a rig id to resolve any way il want* I hope before election d l i ■II F lo rld liu * w ill see the reason for supporting (be Democratic llckrl " Outside Ihe Jibe* at Elsenhower, the Alabamian dealt mostly »uh II wallaa*4 It* •*■«» C - u t Elkn Pun Day Ik P lanned in Sanford what Judge George II Moore hi carry )il"siili-lit J mii .' s Mudixi'ii wn* a tug on a special grand piry prube v » id stiid rn l "There was no li-asou in Ihe I mu.-* M uni!'", to- stuti’-l, 1" ii-l w oriil for anyone lit the Depart ".I mi era of y"»il feeling J 1/ A trl-e lty E lk* Fun Dav •>»* iiieut id Justice to take uu interest A i Im iii* vi a* u l..iit in .1 limn \< been planned to be held at ih<* in any SI lanils lux cases." be drew Jn>'k*un. "vlld liii-k o tv ", vvm Hanford Club grounds Hi-pl -H, declared Earl Hli-ginhutham, exalted nd--r m -iv u rb ltia tv M uitm Van Hut- m "M issouri l* the Inline stale of was a tr i" "I ■"illtii-istn. W. 1! Gal o f Ihe Hanford Lodge, aimoiiu. cd the President and SI luun* Is the t mm was u fnrm er countv *■!*-»Js today. home city of the secretary nf Ihe Joint Tvh't Iml rowed tnuil.-v f" i P articipating in Ihe gnl* u cln i* Mn\l,Sfiil-;N. i . 1 V fm jih t treasury blit nnhudy ever spoke In In - inaugural w ill lie Orlando Lodge 10711, Wmt'T me about any rase in SI Louis " I i i i i i .-x K I'o ik w a * n o lr . I a * a tram rnniiiU'tl tin* n*ar nf a Park Lodge IH-'IO slid Huuf " d McGrath testified before a ju H|icak.-l " f l i t " 111Hi sc Iti-fiiit- t " - i low ihtl school I *11*, hwiav U iH'.ir Lmlge 1241. Registration of Li** kill.im four |>upiU d irls ry subcommittee which t* In '-" in line | i i c * i i i " i i l /ni'liai v Tix x I--■ i>y i nlliushm mid their families w ill stn rl nt 1 <0 vesllgullng the Justice Depart Id of thorn w a ' im li'il m l.i-iiu - " ro u g h iih-1 ami mjuniiti n ....... tun. and arllvilii-N w ill liegu it nielli Judge Moure sent ihe group i « 'iiit \ " M i lliiiil Fillmoii- i.vvi'i 'l Ncroni *1v 2:0(1 p.m. I’ho hi|N, ill inoti in HnsIraviT a sworn niutrment last mouth say­ till (list lu ll ill III. Ill til" Willi" Member* of ihe general eoimiuting there wn* delay In gi'ltlng I I " il'"Hlalll Si him], u .i .ilillii'if pJt-vl % tee are R. 11. llilrw e ll, Itav H"ftn*i f t msviiin w Iiimi i 1'itKlmrtfji Justice Department clearance for Iiiu ik liii I 'jc t i" was a fi'liH U flngton ami Htewart M artin, " r the U S district attorney, the late -i-iii.tnr. J uiiic * Hiii'liniuiii was a ind I ikt* I to* I(;ni mat I (nun Undo fanige; F. W. Roche, Hun.Id Drake Watson, lo work with the I.ki ti.ij.tr. A liia liu iii I.liicoln v ai •ioip!hi«iil Ms roar • oil and dra^K^d Em plage and C. C. Cole, W itter III" IIIHHl IlUIHUllixliC |irCSIl|"Ht. M .II millt 50 fi'i'l grand Jury Park Lodge, and Al Coe, J It. 7 5 th A n n ivtT H u ry I I .Iail.iu.il tin 1-MU. V (*.I 1III' III! Ill Iis*I' nf | j.1 s'I'llMlTs oil lie >ald he finally telephoned lloolehan and J. M. Cameron, Tmh tlit- oo* \v ik i'Ntiiii,iI* il M m I hoy McGrath and that Ihe then ultur ford Lodge. lilt 1114!*•. I I hollt .*•! I*111*41 |•Ia kill up uey general told him he would Mr. Roehe and Mr. Coe ate ••• n in ( niiioNbm4 (iii ihe fnp I m thd A Chamber of Coniiuerce cum- prefer that tax casus go through chairmen, Mr. B uffington I* tie **M’himl .il n»*.»11»> f'i it'cdalr in urvr and Mr. Col* I* secretary for m ltte e recently formed tu plan an regular channel*" —thut I- lie giro- j outstanding progtani fur Hanford's smiled to s ursml Jury only after Soul h a »* -turn I "run \ U ,mia the outing. Treasury and 1 M ailer* were cleared up ul n A ll Eik* and tlielr families tie 70th Anniversary on H»-pt. 29, i* going Itiruugt! *!“ *' '* * " " f " " ' 1 "Ic u liinvited to loin in what U planned arhedtiled to meet tomorrow a l th e Justice Departments In Wathlng meeting o f the Pul,lie Housing An 111,1 J."1 I *»‘V ' " O’ Janto be tha first of annual oui.ug* tu Chamber of Commerce lo make Ion. llio rily wbleh w ill speed un | ii " *' r.vcrcll. I .. a c " 1'" ' "lliiis* be sponsored Jointly by the lhre« nlane for (be occasion, Forrest Judge Moore made II clear, too, c t"**ln g of Mpplirtttliiii* fo r federal ll"* k. and D om lliv lie, knigi-r. It, Breckenridge, manager, announced lodges. Activitlc-i wiil Include a thsl lie believed E llis N Slack, a iiuusing from this county, accord- i •* fri'sh iiia ii. 'Chnid oflu-ial* said softball game, a fly easting con­ today. Justice Department official who ing to George W illiams, secretniv ix<' / Hiiik lit a lillllo r, who Member* of the cutmnittee are test, a flan fry, boat trips on 1 nke wax sent lo Hi l-ouls, was tnstru o f the Hanford Homing A uthorin', ’ 'V11* al lirs t rc iK .il"'! dead by Mt. Edward F. Lane, A l W llio n and Monroe, music and dancing. menial in getting the grand ju ry v%hu itMurmul from On* riiptMlny ut l ,h,a *ijiil Ifn>pM;il vt.i'i fiiuml fit ho there. .............. , The Hanford Municipal Play­ Robert Harris. The program may to return a prelim inary report Atlanta, Ga., last night. jx i-m m 'ly in iu tid til Mercy lioxpltTranspacific a ir tra ffic w ill be Include a band concert, a street flv said formal appuivnl of up *‘ l in I ’ltt 'hui t:h Men v received which one Juror later character disrupted for months. Dudley Mus- grounds, Including the swimming dance anil other entertainment, lii'il as a "whitewash " pool, under competent eupervtsmii, plieution* I* expected w ithin JO to : 'even ul the v ie ttu i', twu " f them son of Louisville, Island manager said Mr. Breckenridge. The Judge ordered a further in ­ tit) day*. He xuid Gils may not lie badly hurl for Ibe C ivil Aeronautics A uthority, wlil be available to the children. M i' J W McCauley, wile uf a vestigation and Ihe grand Jury the ca«« lint t It At "we iiav.- every said it would take three o r four returned a number of indictm ent*, reason to he)|i-vr" it w ill com* funeral director and one of tho months to restore facilities for reg f i f ' t to answer frantic caJla fo r one of thorn against Jsme* P through in that tint#. uiar operation. Finnegan, district collector and Application* have hcep made for ambulance., vdd "We got (here abiiul to m lniilcs close friend of President Trum an u f>0-unit housing project hy the Finnegan wax convicted of m l* Hanford Housing A uthority and fo" alter thl- crash It wax the most proircts of 25 to 50 u nit* In ()vis-<!o Itorrihlu thing 1 have ever seen. conduct in office and four lo It) in Genvva hy III* "T hem were injured xchuol Seminole County Housing A uthor­ children alt around Nearly all Holding tlitlr first mactlng for rate*, bill the high sehool receive* A meeting o f all the Home this ichoo) year, tha Seminote High a percentage from the sale* were unconscious J guv only uno ity. Demonstration Club presidents In School Hand and Orchestra A**u- whether It le a renrwal aubscrlp Mr. W illiam * left last Sunday who wins able to walk Seminole County w ill be held at rlatiun met in tha high school hand Uon or a new one. for the meeting. He wax aecom Wo loaded Hit- y iiiin u 'le rx Into tha office o f M is t L ila Woodard, hall la it night. Tha . group i* The association voted to leave pat aided bv E._J. .Muughton, arelil- a lot of amliulanccx We pot sever county agent, Sanford, tomorrow organised to foater tha activities tha annual dues as they were last uI In my car tuul aiudhcr d rive r HIx new member* hsve hern tcc t fur the Hanford authority. a t 2:00 p.m., Miss Woodard an­ of tha high school band and asiDt yaar and also voted that th* princi­ tool; tholtl to (lie liosjdtal. added to th* thru# mail Civic Hos­ CONSTITUTION DAY nounced today. . financially planned activities for pal, Mr. Morris, will automatically "The motor and wheel* of tho Purpose* of the meeting, shs tha year. N*w offlcar* ara a* fo l­ b* a member on the board of df- pital Committee which was fo rm ­ Flags were displayed today in hux vveru torn out The body of ed on flept. 4 at a mass meeting Hanford In oliscrvance o f Consti­ ■aid, Is lo work on a revision of low*: Peter Bukur, president; Mr*. raetora. Ihe bus looked like a battered tin the county constitution and to C. J. Wilkinson, vice-president; Patar Bukur, president, urged at the Court House, Forrest tution Day. cun." The Constitution was framed by the year's work. Mrs. H. M. Mre. W. L. Vance, aacretaryj Mar- the members to help build up th* ilrecksnrldg#, secretary o f th# One of the injured pupllx, Tom ­ t o d a y . a convention o f delagatee from 12 n, L ika Mary, former chair- tin fitlneclpher, treasurer; and A. memberihip of th* association. Ac­ cotnm lU** announced man of tha state revision com- L. Collin*, mambar on tha board of cording to th* Association's Con­ G eorr* Touhy and Judge Doug- o f the 12 original states meeting my Smith. 15, West Newton, said: " I didn’t hear the tra in at all. mlttee, and Mrs. J. W. Yarbor­ director*. stitution any person or firm that la* Slenttrom are the two co- In Philadelphia In May, 1787. T ill* No vvhlstlo or anytldng. A ll of a chairmen o f the committee, o ri­ session, presided over by George ough, Geneva, will assist in the Ernest Cowley, band director la intereited in th* welfare of th* appointed. Washington, lasted u n til Hspt. 17. sudden I saw the freight train work. , welcomed the hew member! and Bemlnol* High School Bands may ginally »R coming right ut us, only a few The n*w members are J. B railey 1787. Presidents who a rt to attend the announced the coming activities become an active member* of th* 111 of feet away There wax a big crash Odham,, T. E. Tucker. W. If. It went into effect on the firs t meeting are Mre. Annie McAr- tha band, "Tha association. Mr. Bukur appointed ta band la looking Btempsr, K a r 1 v 1 e Houiholder, Wednesday in March o f 1789 fo l­ and then I don't remember any thur, Lake Monroe) Mrs. J. E. <x>d this year," raar," he itated. “Wo tha following committees: Member- John Ivey and Dr. C. I.. Park. lowing ra tifica tio n by New Hanip- more.'* Robinson. Lake Mary; Mrs. G. W. otbail .. show* and each ship, Mrs. Marvin Goambarl, Mrs. it s six football . _______ The committee w u formed to ■blre. R atification by nine state* Tom m y has a possible pelvis M tltir, Longwood; Mrs. J, A. show i* planned aa a pageant. We Earl Toney .and Mrs. A. D. RounI-oxsn, Geneva; Mrs. B. Guthaus, plan to use lighting aftecta and tr#*; Ftnancs, Mrs. Martin Stlns- take whatever action 1* necessary was necessary before th * C anilt- fracture and internal Injuries. to secure a hospital In Seminole tution went Into effect. Chaluota. and Mrs. Carl W ill­ will f l a t shows combined with elphsr and Mrs. C. J. Wilkinson. iams, Sanford. Mrs. Georgs Otto, hands from visiting athoola.” These present at tha masting County at the earliest possible Gambling Stamp Longwood, county council presi­ Perry. Mrs Mrs. W. time. rtla Parry, Discussing tha fteaaeaa of th* wars: Mrs. M yrtl* JACKSONVILLE u r - l ^ a collec­ dent and state council treasurer, b and_________ K n . J. M. . . JMr. r . and Mrs. ind H. E. Morris, principal, urged C. Brumlsy, also la to be preseat. tor of internal revenue reported ta parents to N ip advertiaa tha help a ______ the StlnScipher,, Mr. and M n . Earl “ ily Son John" Tuesday these federal gambling M I m Woodard also said that magaxlna sale which I* bring *pon Toney, Mrs. Marvin Milan, Mr*. BOARD OF H EA LTH 1:24 - 4:U1 • 8:23 - 3:13 Mlsa Alma Warren, Tallahassee, sored by the high nekool itudent Glen Goembel, Mr. and Mra. W. L. Dr. Frank Quiltman announced aiampa had been lsiuad; assistant editor and visual aid council which (s nuking every ef­ Vance, Mra. 8. A. B. Wilkinson, today that ha and members of hit M O V IE LA N D Miami, Bathal Adams, 1802 NW specialist with the cooperative eg- fort potilbla to help tha band gat Mr, and M r*. M. J. Durait, Mrs. staff at th* Saminol* County 68th St. “Molly" ' i work In agriculture and out o flta accrued debt M r. Morrii Even McCoy, Mrs. J. 0, Owens, R. Health Unit will attend a District Orlando, Ella C. Hathcock, 629 Show opena 7:00— first feature economics with the stale, •U tad that tha subscriptions being H . Baaly, Mrs. A. D. Rountrss, 4 meeting of tha State Board of W. South Si. 7:24, intermission 8:47, last faabe here Sept. 14 to Galnaivllle, Dae Carter Land, sold by tha high school students M r. and Mrs. Pstar Bukur, H. E- Haalth st the Princess In tn a Ho­ turn 9:21. tha county publicity agent, are a t tha regular subscription MorrU, and Mrs. C. J. Wilkinson. Route 3, Box 741. tel tomorrow in Daytona Beach. Hy STAN CAKTKH WAKE ISLAND lit* — Children clutching toys and doll* and young wive* with tears In tlie ii eve* climbed into rescue plane* tod* and left lypliiMiii lashed Wake fur Honolulu They were Hie lirs t of J5U per sum evacuated today. Mure, in ­ cluding most of thu fathers and husbands, w ill leave Thursday They, and others lo follow, lake with (hem memories of stamiini knee deep In water In undergroum concrete (hellers—of craw ling on bund* ami knees In search of llie tr fam ilies of thinking thul only the persons huddled III the same shelter* with them were alive— that everyone else among Ihe 750 on this tiny Island had been killed by the sledgehammer blows uf raging wind, rain and wave* They leave a Wake covered with wreckage. There ha* been no of firla l estimate of properly dam age Residents say II w ilt reach eight o r 10 m illion dollars At least DC per cent of the build­ ing* were leveled by U. slorm whose wind* exceeded HW miles an hour. Damage was p articularly heavy In the residential areas, al­ though by some freak of nature a house w ts left standing here snd Demonstration Club Presidents To Meet cl a red that "com m uni sin inside till* country lia* been badly beat en " " lin t communism never gives op its effort* lo conquer other nations from w ith in ." he declared It seek* to use all Ihe weapon* of propa gamin to stir up and confuse Un­ people, and It also seek* In place Its hidden agents in positions of i r i i 't and power " In fill* country, wc have been waging a relentless fight agalnsl this iiilernul attack of commit n i'fii " lint lie said that "the hlg lie " Is another danger threatening dent oeraey fium within I Children Killed When FirighlTrain Rams School Bus Pete I Planned i’Vderal llmiHinK’ I Expedited In County Peter Buker Is Named President Of High School Band Association Six Men Named To Honpital Group & M'wie Time Table nirz - ^ t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 16, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0988db483e85164f2f1281d13ac06667.pdf 6acc85a450bf8eae6c4c3f4a8f04e5af PDF Text Text ,!;>rv* ' | - ....... . ‘l- ■: ■- r : : , .: V' “ 1 immrnm " H V r V*j FIRST METHODIST CHURCH “A FRIENDLY CHURCH IN A FRIENDLY CITY ” AIR CONDITIONED y4 SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS FOR EVERY AGE *I *i , i t, OUR CONGRATULATIONS To The To The ROY WALL FIRST METHODIST CHURCH PLUMBER i Phono 1113 i On The Fine Job Of Remodeling And Air Conditioning Of Which We Are Proud To Hovo Had A Part, r On Tho Installation Of Air Condition­ ing And Other Ha-modeling, Of Which We A lt Proud To Have Had A Part. t* GUTTERS HEATING • o FIRST METHODIST CHURCH F. B. ASHDOWN SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. la To Be CONGRATULATED APPLAUDS COMPLIMENTS Wa Arc Qlad To Have Had Tho Oppor­ tunity To Furnish The Flxturei And Wiring In Your Remodeling Program. BUILDER . '*• iv' ; ; y, v. On Such A Big v■ i ; , . t , iy Undertaking — Well Done ■ _________ __ ___ Phono 442 407 Summerlin SIS Magnolia Avenue FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 1007 S o u th S a n fo rd Go Our FIRST METHODIST CHURCH The Congratulations to; — Building Committee — Mr. Goorio Bpoh* Architect On tho Stkctlo« of Lake Mary Phono 1471-J Wo a n proud to have done our part in Sincere Compliments furniihJnf and installing the Typhoon OFFERS .* To The ■ Congratulations Acoustical tils round conditioned air In pour church . . Sanctuary. Af >\ 1 •/ 1 jf Tmilsf ,rrj .'.■’JBS'.llt* tW iw * Prop - B - Temp Hoot Pump to give yoar . qn Tho Splendid Job Of Air Condi. '■w m i ■ * m >'' v' '. ix tionlng Just Completed. nth;.I* ' -v • : .» u, *. :t t')' .1W .j i V; m m m m ;,mK *- ■1 lltfM w . jij K IIB , ^jA �• ■■■ 1 e n m tr .m v i • 'v - '- u ia M M a w w ' ’ r ; *3 IV YOU Dcnrr i t n l t i r w l u f o H Ilersld, City Delivery, by 7:08 P. M., p l i m call 5Th0 H a n f o r d I b r a lf c YELLOW CAB 1444 • VOLUME XL1V AFL Conclave Hears Attacks On Labor Law —a« ' • > * Green Is B itter And Dewey Wonders If Parley Isn't "DemoI c r u t i c Clambake” > <4 NEW YORK un-Th* AFL’i Rat convention — Apparently prepar Inc lor a Democratic presidential endorsement — beard a bitter opening attack today on the fallHartley 'Law. .hartley The tenor of the opening apeechei led Gov. Thontaa E. Dewey to wonder in hi* welcoming address If the convention tan’l "a Demo­ cratic clambake." API. President William Green referred to the Republlcan-iponto red 1047 labor law ax (he "ob­ noxious. dirty Talt-llaHley Law." He told the convention: "We will concentrate and tnoblIUe every ounce of strength—our economic strength as well as our political strength—to bring about the repteal of Hilt urt-American act at the earliest possible date." The convention I* expected to endorse Gov. Adlal K Stevenson for President and one of the very first speakera. Martin T. Lacey, lost no time In fixing a course Lacey, president of o7 tlthe AFL Central Trades and Labor Council, ■aid he didn't see how any trade unionist could support the party behind the Taft-llsrtley Law. Dewey, a chief backer ill Repub­ lican candidate Dwight D. Risen hower drew a laugh when he fol­ lowed Lacey und told the con­ vention: "Mr. Lacey suspects this Is a Democratic clambake." Decision on a presidential choice Is expected to be made a week from tomorrow after the conven­ tion has hesrd addresses liy Ste­ venson and hll Republican oppo nent, Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower. T V general will talk Wednesday, and Stevenson next Monday. The 7M convention delegate* represent some eight‘ million AFL members. The AFL's Executive Council filed a report la it night In which It denounced the Tatt-lUrtley Act as a "dixnul ftiiu rt" ., and called the wage-price control program unfair to laljor, ,, . If not entirely — bii*tl*on*lS can­ didates' views and their narty pjatlforms regarding the Taf-Hartley Act. Stevenion xnd the Democratic platform advocate repeal tf the Taft Hartley Act, end a new labor relations act. E l a a n h o w e r Is agilnal repeal, but has recom mended revisions tn Improve the law without changing Its "basic Pr**ThFi Is bound to have an effect on the delegatee," a rse n eald. He added that they ware waiting to "see what Elsenhowar has to sav_ !? the AEL Convention formally endorses "either candidate, jfe will The AFL In 1884 backed th f late Sen. Robert M. LaFollelle, the Progressive candidate. Hut the ac­ tion was taken by a special com­ mittee — not by a convention as a whole. The AFL’a committee to oust racketeers from the ranks of un­ ions began an Investigation yestertreaties* ! Oa Sis* F air) 1 Dr. Rucker Finds Dentist Apnroval Of Fluoridation Mamb«r« «f the Al"*Hcan Den­ tal Atso-laHon at thetr recent 'n *** fattfa f|a*at« awproved the fltinH4at(on of.drink­ ing water as Ihe moat effective method yet d m loped to control tooth d w v . Dr. I t W. Rucker, local dentist, declared today fo l­ lowing hla return from the conven­ tion. He pointed out that in an ad­ dress to the dentists Dr. LeRov M. Ennis of Philadelphia, president of tha Dental Association, predieted that more than 85.000,000 persons In W0 communities of the United States will be drink­ ing fluoridated water by the end of thla year. Fluoridation of community wa­ ter supplies was unanimously anprovrd and rseornmondsd by the association's House of Delegate* two years ago, Dr. Ennis Mid, "as the moat effaettv* puhlle health meaaura yat developed for the prevention add control of dental cariea (cavatlea) among children." Dr. and Mrs. Rueker ware acnled on the - * 1trip by theli ■ sen eompanled 1r Wayda Rucker Jr., a graduate of Sem Inale High Beheel,j who turned to the University 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 Established 1908 Accidentally Killed His Son SA N FO RD , ___ . A F L O R ID A MONDAY Tito Asked To Share Part In Joint Defense .. . SEPT. * 15, lllSli THE W EATHER Fslr through Tuesday, except for brief niclil and morning showers on lower vest coail and widely ■cstUred afternoon thundershow­ ers elsewhere Little change In temperature. A iw o d n led P re s s Leaned W ire Blood E ngulfs Texas Truilci .... Proposition Is Laid Before Dictator By U. S. A dm iral1' On Cai rier Coral Sea E is e n h o w e r Seas-* “N o th in g F u n n y ” In C a m p a ig n I s s u e s Adlai Says Taft Has Taken Over Ike's Campaign HELGRADE, Yugoslavia I f The United States has saked I'rr mler Marshal Tito of Yugoalasls for greater cooperation In the Joint defense of Southeastern Europe Including the use by American Democratic Candidate planes of air bases in this country Front t responsible source. It Avers New Aspect was learned that Vice Adm. J. H Has Been Injected Cussxdy, cum mander-In-chief of the Mediterranean baaed Sixth Hy RK 1.31AN MHHIN Kk-ct, laid the proposition before SPRINGFIELD. HI 4’ Gov Ad Tito last week aboard the giant lai Stevenson said today "Sen aircraft carrier Coral Sea during Taft lias taken over' the presided his visit to Spilt llal campaign of Gen Dwight It wax presented In the course Elsenhower of a special briefing, before the Stevenson told a new s i older rural Sea's sailors and aviators dice, which covered a wide range put on a demonstration of Amcrl of subject* cun sea ami air power. Tito was "This puts an entirely new Jx shown i hurts outlining how and HIAVY RAINS to tha area around Naw Draunfals, Tax, h.va caused the pert on the campaign and (In­ where carrier based planes, oper Comal Rlvar to overflow Its banka, trapping thla trallar homt during flection Hitherto t have bail to atlng from the Adriatic, could ..o d d an flo x h rise. Many town* throughout Can bid *Tax u V re b o ? address myself to the rival |xill strike lu Hungary, Itomanla and des of Itiilli llcpuhhi-an parties “ takan a loll n#Vr l,Vn i , ,O0dj ‘h ,‘ hundred**homalasa Mulgurla If Yugoslavia wa» ut 5and of at leait four llvss. (Inttmatlonal goumluhonH because it was not certain whether NVItlMCAi WITH M ilt are members of the family of four-i ear-old tucked by the Soviet satellites Taft or the gt-iit-iat would end up fran k MlceU J r , u they attend the Chicago Inquest Into the death of Cassody was quoted as paying in the command post It now .ip the child who wta accidentally shot and kitted by hla father, Frank a glowing Triliute to Yugoslavia's nears brutally clear that Sen tail (left). On couch a rt Mlcell'a wife, Hoee Ann, end hla mother-in-law. resistance against Russian prr* nos taken over " 'tire since Its break with the Ku The father ankJ ha had put a tin can on the back step* of hla home end Stevenson said he believed many vie l i n t I'omlntorm In 1#4I. He ex wee tiling II aa target to teat hie .33 caliber rifle.' At that moment. people would lie "genuinely alarm pressed American gratification h Frank J r , starting for kindergarten, came part end was struck In the ed" by the turn he sold the Reixtli this country's recent measures to head by the bullet He wax an only son. (Jnirrnaitumil i’oundpholo) Means have taken since the Krldav me re as e defensive CO oper i t Ion conference between Taft and with Greece and Turkey Elsenhower Hut lie said the Untied Stale"Whose views will prevail lie would like oven greater direct co asked, "lieeaitxe, clearly, tliev .in operation with Yugoslavia — m In- reconelleif’ Sen Taft ;i\ x operation already marked by in Group OnTVPrograni Fighter-Bontburs Hit nut he has not almndoned his \ icw. creasing shipment of American the general uhamloned h is'" arms to equip Tito's lough, well ■Secs Less Freutioni Industrial A r e a s HasHetilting In qiiexllotis. Stevenson .trulned ln*>p» olid Of InfonrmtiouNovv Near Yalu Border ill so1 lie I Poker faced. Till remained mm liehevcN "snbsljnli.il re 'committal This came as no »m ihietlous" in the federal budget and WASHINGTON Ut— lleeuiise peo­ I prise. The briefing was In Eng tty ItUlli: It f It TCCKM AN taxes ran tie expected hy flseal -a language In which lie ha» ple umi governments want to siiow SKUtll., Korea P II S Saliro 10.Vi. depending upon the progress If Successful, Other Sheep liaising Main llsh made such progress during the only their good side, says a panel Jet pilots deslnni-d ut least nine of Du- reartnaitieiil program and of topflight newsmen, the report- Communist MIGi'i. today while Industry Of Coun­ i past (wo years Inal he declined a i er's Portions Of Paving search for truth Is harder Hum flying protcettve cuver for ALLIED the inlernatloiiui situation translation. There were English 2 He has exchanged several try Big As U. S. speaking aides with him who cmihl ever. Slated For Repuir fighter homhei x altaekllig Red tar letters and hud telephone ennver The half doien experU, on llm fill In any details he might hate gelx deep In Ninth Korea, the Air xalionx Willi President Truman N1IC’ television program "Ainerl- Fore* announced Australia is n Und »f numy In­ missed Hep-vine nf t si-cton of Ehit since he begun campaigning "The can Inventor, i‘iitory" broadcast Su roadcaal Sunday Hut It was unlikely, tn sh> Fight M idi wele xtiut down, olio letters, were mostly very kind First Street In frcml of the Arm­ dustries and strange plants >md from the Nuliunal Praia Club, con­ wax inaneuvuied into crashing, expressing satisfaction amt approv­ ory was started Friday l>v the animals, the Rev. Herbeit -I. Cuss, event, that he would make an on Cltv In an effort to determine the pastor of the First Chrlsthu the spot decision Presumably, the sidered Hie uuestloni Is there another probably wax destroyed al with my campaign to date " renter or loss freedom Of Inform j greater less Inform-> • probable coat ef reaurfarln* not Church of Hanford, tubl the no­ question how far Yugoslavia shooM and two were damaged in It xepar .-..HtsV'certXlnly approval of sny ale hut Ilex Fighting ranged from thing" the President docs in xiqi only th» now badly eracked por­ tary Club Mid*/, Australia is IPOO gu In co-operation with the WW llou now .than lu yeu * haaR' It was generally agrefrl that there ......... ■" — * —mlh tnlle* loTur from north to south tion of First Street between ,8*01 era World will arise next mnM to 000 feet down to tree top level port of hix campaign fHnd Avenue and 'IfJjlnnvlIlo and 2400 miles wide, coiuprixlng ai u conference of the country's was less The fighter lumbers plastered u I lie iliK'x pul tu-lleve lie will KenneHi t. Dixon, editor of the i'mnimihlst Avanue, but Seminole Boulevard about .7 OdO,IKK) souare miles, ut rulltu! Communist Party ui Za till' Industrial complex at propose Hu- appointment of an 11 i»M4Ani|:#l| fin I'ltHf I rt»i | east of Park Avenue aa well. City about the six* of North Aliter. ftrs-t*—thf first since the Cumin Lake Chut lei it.a ) Amrrlcnn pre ambassador to (lie Vatican Manager Tom Lemon announced ica without the Great Lake*. urrn lireuk nearly five year- jgo stud it Imlled ilowii to Individuals ri fie does not endorse nil thr "K adi must gel away from tbc Its population, however, is only ;odav. Democratic candidates tor •-teetoni I idea that wtistever lx had almut Old and much repaired City 3 people per square mile, he added, tins year "I will endorse unlit 1 him must lie kept quiet and wtiat equipment, including a hulhlnxer ami 8U.OOO of them ate native duals " Is good must lie made pqlilh and two truck*, used by City aborigines who are acarcelv civi­ ti lie does not know tin- pointCarry that to the ultimate ami )u.i workmen on the operation, broke lised ol disagreement between turn-elf will have solved your problem " down and had to be fixed. Pointing out that people are and Sen Harry Hvrd of Virginia It-.,.HI Wiggins, managing editor "If the equipment hold* up, we always inclined to think that any Stevenson expressed the utmo.i of the Washington Post, said would Ilk* to repave both of tlieas one different from Uiemx'dvt-s Is regard for Sen Hvrd ax a public "lI think trunk eltitrnx fllltrnx nave have greater streets as they are too beautiful queer, thr Rev. Mss* admitted that A course for Radioed Teleservant “ 1 respect hit anxiety to difficulty m gelling access To reh when be first came to this enquiry to naglect," said Mr. Lemon. Joint tnatallatiwii •-<■>...... . '•’* able Information, particularly ulimit ubmd griipherx and Agenlx will be reduce Hie cost of governnient I He pointed but that not only he thought America was iust in Sanford al Hie earliest respect his Integrity I would be doea the old equipment cost coat a lot about the queerest thing lie hud for officers of Hanford I’"-' >3i the federal government, than over slarled does possible dale, it wax aiinounced Hie first to axxrit his riehl to the American Legion, and t nil- before " to operate, but that It la a drag over seen. Wiggins let um mended Ibis sol" in.lay by Fred C Morrav ilirec- disagree wherevet he c it -- - " on City operallona, and rrquire* Illustrating tils talk with num­ jury will be yonductid tofugl-' at lion "Wider recognition Uiat all lor of Ho- Seminole County In many hours to keep in proper re- erous pictures, the Rev. Ilanx, who 7:.-^ o'clock at the Legion Hot It. Johnson Jr. will be Hut di­ freedoms depend finally upon tree xHtute. Tbix course will be open pair and in operation.i. Two Tw of was introduced liv Charles Morri­ In iiii' ii and women of (Ids comi­ the truck* and the bulhloier were son ax a former plumber turned ed as the new post command’ > >nd dom of information " George Kandlfer. who covet x ty iiiu| railroad employees be given to tha City by the Navy at ’■reseller, now some 10,000 miles Mrs. C. E. Hunter ns the Ansil -ry president. J. D. Cordell is ili>- • it- \\uxliingtoii fur the llnlted Stales I ween Hie uges of IH alid 'Jfi the close of the last war. home, said that Australia la going commander, while \'rs. r ha ruber of Commerce, found min e Classes will be held 111 the Hull fold In tha present experiment the from land of enouuous tree* some of Clisries 1>, Webster I* Hie iiin ng Informallmi available hut added Vnt'Ulloiiul Kcluiol fin fi or 314 dead material or surface of the awhich are 300 feel high, of giuni president. boors n day, five days a week. "The question lx how fuc'iiul It lx 30 year old pavement la being re­ mountain* us w<-|| un plains, of This course will tie sponsored Other post officers wh.i -ill we are III ail era of publicity lll’-li moved and asphalt and slug Is beautiful beat-lies and w a r m be seated are as follows, to- ge and salesmen " KKLGltADK Yugoslav-Ill I* by tlie Stale Depsrlliienl of Kdnbeing applied. oceans, of engineering und big In­ Clark Molleidiolf. Washington ■ation and I lie Heinimde County Premier Marshal i ’ll” says Italy It la expected that work will h« dustries, of sheep raising and Mayhury, first vlce-eominun-l-r; Gordon Frederick, second ' e- eorrrxpondi-iit for the t'owlus Pub Hoard of Pulille Instru' llon. The and Yugoslav 1.1 should put axiitifinished this week on the block, fine universities, cominamli-r; Eugene Htovull. rd licatloiix, saw "too mucli xupprex school will have tin- cooperation their bitter dispute over Trn-xlisaid Mr .Lemon, lie said that slo-rp ranches pro­ vice-curnnisndor and asslxtuni <1- slim of news " lie allrllulted this of tin- railroads in tuinixlilng until they cun approach Hie qurCltlxen* are being requested to observe the City's* garbage eol vide the main Industry of Austra­ Jutnlil; It. W. (Hob) Dean- 'I- largely In "big government and tiioip iiii'nt und in plm dnr ttudfritu Hon "with mm i- sense " garb: "Let's co opi-ruti- on other q u r, n«| >!*^t«• III** Hie fad that you can’t g d to tin- Him Hueceinfully lection rule* mare closely, and are lia und there are more Hum 13U. nance ufflcer. E. A. Munfurtqn, eliuplsu- L. sotllces " tonrsi- und meet thr requliement* lions which are <d extreme linpi-i being notified not to uta wash 000,000 sheep on the continent. lance such .11 insurance against Carroll Hinder, edllur of (he Mlu uf Hn1 railroad. tuba or open boxes for garbage, There are also mure than 000 F. Hoyle. s*rvlc« officer; Fat >■ P. ti ('. Forbes, Florida <Vor- aggression, ecoioimlc exchanges centuries species of birds, and ltd species of Loueks, historian; Jim Hingb- nv, m-apoiu Tribune editorial page, but to u h water tight receptacles jiui tlie preservation of the pence with light I ll fitting.. covers. snakes. One of the oddest of ani­ adjutant, and A. Dave Hi-->n, said "The volume of infonnallon dltmlor of Hnilrond Troimng. liux of llm world," Tllii said available on world affulrx Is ini lierti In Sanford for n week, ax Regulations are also being en­ mals Is the kangaroo which Is the sergeant-at-arm*. lie spoke yesterday before an Other Auxiliary officers eho measurably less—the loss lx very slxllin- in Hi* prcllmlnsi y planaforced, u t v v u i ■■■M i i i<< anw H, aril s»slaid mMr. Lemon, on |n placInventor of the first "rumble estimated crowd of 250,000 persons lug at garbage or traah can* seat”, the Hav. Haas said, u sort will be installed are as folb-wx; roxlly to the people who must mule tiliur for thrs” courses. Mr. Murray usks that anyone win* hud converged tiy truck and mar* they can be easily picked of pouch ill which the kangaroo Mrs. J. M. Garrett, first ’ ne- the decisions on American iMillcy president; Mrs. Hoy Tlllis, J hy their votes " interested In erirolllng in the train on the little Slovene town of up, either Inside the curb In front carries its young. Col Kdwurd Klrliv. former re i-oorse to euntart lillu In hi-x of- l>olen|xke Tnpllcc to celebrate the of tha bouse or oil tba edge of Visitors ut Lodus's luiicbron in- vice-president; Mrs. W. L. t.l-br, lotti bhhivei xury of Ihe formation alleys. eluded Karl Freeman of Ocala, W. corresponding secretary; Mi C, purler now lu charge of radio and fb’e in Hie (,'mirt Housi- ellliei of .1 wartime partisan unit there television activities fur the Army, by tebplioue or visit. In soma Instances, be added, L. Thorpe of Orlando, J. C Hrud- F. Proctor, recording. Ihe unyielding claims of hoili Mri. U. L, Millar, treasonr; stilil dial, ax fur as the Army Is A iio’ellng will be held in the City collectors have had to walk l*v and Leroy Lawson of Deland. Mrs. W. J. Hartley, Long concerned, there Is "more access (lily Hull t h i s evening at lliily and Yugoslavia to the free half a block to mak* collections. Resident Itoli Harris presided. chaplain; Mrs. Lane Itamiu <n-l, to factual information today than 7:30 o'clock when Mr. Murray territory of Trieste, at the head of This takaa too much time, h* said, Longwood, historian, and Mis. ever before " und Mr. Forties will explain noire tin- Adriatic, have worried the "ao w* are tnforclng tha law In Jack Kenner, aargaant-at-urn fully ultoul the program. All fit­ I Western Allies trying to promote order to gat better coverage." “Mr. !-email pointed . . .out tjj#l th# K. R. (Die Wd/, Gth disiiu-t JVIotorlHtH Wurned turrsted adults are Invited lu a t­ co operation between countries up * pored to Soviet aggrcxxlnn commander from Mt. Dor* l'<nt tend tills meeting. Muo turn" signs placed on tha Tito suggested Hist Pending n 35, will b* the Installing offurr Two new rooms are now being dock at First Htieet and Park To Protect Children for tha Poet, asslated by bis m w. prepared for tho new cissies, later approach t” the Trieste ques­ Avanue Saturday apply on that Halv ami Yuuuxluvla set up Installation ceremonies for '!■• day of tha waak only wharf traffic "School belts mean much morn making III* Vocation Hr bool much tion, ttesllasexl o* Vise r*xil .1 joint miniInisiriilinn for the lor Auxiliary will b* conducted by us than lur-;er and more coofoi tulible. Just the summoning of outgoing president, Mrs. W*b*ii<r, children to their classrooms," A course in Locomotive En­ rilory The disputed buffer region who also la the Otn district pn <l- .Safety Director II. N. Klrknmn of gineering and Fireman has been helwi-en the two nations now lx dent. 8h* will b* assisted by Mi*. the Florida offered In tho Hanford Vocational divided into two times, one nil Butner Re-elected 11, (). Russell, district sergeunt al­ warned today. Highway Patrol .School fur the last two years. At mltilslered hv Yugoslavia nod Heother tiv llrlbiln and Hie United arms. Mr*. Rybll Routli, district *Committee Head "These bells are a warning to the present session, which started States with Italian assistance chaplain, and Mri, W. A. Forwiud, motorists In June and will eloso in Decem­ that children are on Altamonte Springs, district m*. their way to ichoul and that the ber. 35 students have been a t­ Lao lu tn a r was ra-alrcted retary, also will be present chairman of tha Seminole County must h* on the constant tending classes either pert or full M cG o iik H Ih Named Light refreehmente will >■* motorist* Production Marketing Admlnlaguard for them in order to avoid time. Additional space has recent cerernuniri. served following the < ly been acquired to accommodatu Supper Club Head •**•*— Gomnltt**, Homer Ballard, traffic accidents," he said. eecretary, announced to­ "It ia no coincident that tha Pa­ the rallruarf class**. day. trol's Heptember program of child Howard MrOnio-h wn« rerli*'-’’- 1 Judge Vlilta Towns safety ____ _ _ ) l t u * members electy Is being ‘ _ *ng*g*d _ this Roy Britt RenignH n s preslt'ent nf the Country Huh ad Saturday war* Leali# T. Bryan, Kirkman stated, “since Supper Cli’h in s reorgeniznttomil To Sell Licenses month," Altamont* Spring* and vie* chair­ we know from bitter experience From Planning: Board meeting held last week. man Georg* ~ Swartx. “ “ *■ former ------Comdr. U. R. Pearson was that school days are a period of Seminal* County nroaldmt of Judge Douglaa Stehslroni so- deadly danger for children unless Resignation of Rov Unit, ojn’r- puttied vice-president etui Miss aa a regular meni­ For non need thla morning that he will parents, motorists, and t*ach*r a l o r of the Ilrllt Trucinr Co , Cecil* Heard was reelected secre­ bar. actlvv* par­ from the Hanford Planning Com tary-treasurer, Directors elected continue hla trip* this week tn redouble their al ter rvt a waa neighboring communities to sell ticipation in solving th* common mission, was regretfully accepted are Bert ftlnlev, Hugh Whelchol, tha Wert Side . A/8e Herbert C. Barefoot, driver* llcaniaa. problem of saving young Uvea." nl a meeting ‘ .......................... Prlqay niglit, Rodiet t Roy Svmrs, F, D Hcott, John Ivrv. irnate, Paul L. United State* Air Force, has Col. H. G. Harrlman ami J. W. Hla schedule wifi Include Alta­ The Patrol Director concluded Drown, president elated today, Jttit returned from England and monte Bpringi on Tuesday after­ by saying th at "tha return to II. James Gut served a* sec­ (Sonny) Powell. The latter also Ballard, wit) |g spending some time with hla noon! Longwood on Wednesday school of thousands of itudents retary at the meeting which was are charged with the responiiblllty ,L I and after mother, 'User, Mrs. Mri. Elsie Barefoot at afternoon and Bear Lake on Fri­ creates heavy concentration of confined to • general dlscuislon of the cooking. ding wlU lm- the homo of hla slater and day afternoon. The club, In Its second year, re­ children along our streets and of plana and to committee reports. j tec ting farm- brother-in-law, Mr, and Mr*. W, For (be convenience of appli­ highways with a resulting high "All Inveatigatlhna of the Com­ organised after being inactive 1851 program L. Elder, 888 Weat Third Street, cant*. the license* will be sold accident exposure for them, and mission are progroaslng very since June. Mombera are planning securing of At Um conclusion of fata fur* dally from 8:00 e<m. to 6:00 p.rn., wa should be ever alert for their nicely, arid mure tangible Infor­ a series of berheques to be hehi who wUl loach ha. will report for duty at including tha lufwk hour, at the welfare. Remember, It'a their mation will pe reveated a t th* th* second Saturday of each program. MeDUl Air Field a Tampa. month. Court House. next maeting," esid Mr. Brawn. street too." v -■TITfil ’ •• l!J lu fM l Reporters Find Nine MIGs Shot Hunt For Truth Out Of Skies By Difficult T ask U. S. Sabre Jets City Experiments Rev. Bass Speaks With Repaving Of To Rotary Club Part Of First St. A bout Australia American Legion Installs Officers At Tonite’s Meet N o. 17 Vocational School Begins Course For Bail Telegraphers Tito Wants Italy And Yugoslavia To Forget Old Scores • mm4s «w General .Inlts At Lev­ ity With Which Mis Adversary Is Dis­ cussing Problems Hy JACK Alt’ iA It I» I ISENIRiWEIt SI'EI IAI. i' Gen Dwight 1> Eisen­ hower told ,1 mduly resjumsive crowd .it Ft Wayne. Ind , today that I w-c nothing funny" about Hie i'-tb"- ol Hu- pic sidetiHul cam­ paign upinlng 1 l.'il.iv. I" slate drive, the Ri'pulilicim pi evidential nomi­ nee sa d I am m Hn- tiu.ipi-ss 1running lor offoa-1 lii'i .ui r I hi-tii-ve Airierleu is in pent I lures- 0 nothing funny in that Elsenhower was applauded hy .111 estimated crowd of 5 non persons ns he ),tidied ,d tin- levity with which ins Democratic oppo­ nent Gov Adlai L Stevenson of Illinois. Inis used 10 discussliig some of the Gut* reaction to polit­ ical problcmlii an ”l»» ions effort to turn this satire against Stevenson, Eisenhower said soh-mnh "We arc involved in a war in Korea wstilus’s am pl.itis for win­ ning it \\ 1* hate had 17*1 non cas­ ualties m killed out wounded, There Is uollimg Ionov m that " Several Indiana Itepidillcnn load­ ers, including ‘-■•n William E J onm-r, inmcd the campaign train. .IrlUirr. whose crtticsm of Gen. George (' Marshall as ji "front for traitors nlivinn It lias Irked Eisetilnnver. wax not included In the list of politician scheduled to introduce the Gill' nominee nl sev­ en appeal unci ' 111 ilic state letmi-r and 1'i-enhotver excliiingrd handshakes In Dm Ft. Wayne slnlinii "i'm glad to see you again," xatd the general and then hurried tm Sen Frank 1'arl“on of Kansas, one of the geneiid’s top advisers, (old this reporter the Elsenhowar cump Is emu meed hv a private xurvuv of its own that Korea top* ill other idfir Issue a In eight Midwestcm farm statc.x t ’.irlson salil voters were asked to name from 1 list of 10 their choice of the lop issue Do said 21 t per rent put Korea uhead of all others Elsenhower ha accused the T ru­ man idmiinsii t’lou <<f "tiongiing" it- way into tin- ........ .. conflict Sletensotl ha- d< Icndi-d Prexhlent I I Oman's aetn-i'\ Elseuliott, 1 lx , ae tpi-elal train rolled into 'lie u r n s where Sell Itob’-rl \ l all |,| ’ dllo got vtrong pi e 1oiiveidio” -qiport in his losing lijdll* lor the GDP nom­ inal Ion, Hn gi-neiiit . aides met tt itli silent-*- 1 llo calr lo-d defection hy Sen U um- M•-r - -- Oregon Hepuldp an eMorsi wtm pi- tioosU p .d offereil to - .impaign vigorously for Hie genital cud in Wa-hington III- will ,|l tills one 4,111 lie Hull rated he di-c-n't like Eiseidintver's a g ii-eiio-td wdh iiunv ol Taft’s views Carlson v, lot -i-'tt-d as thr trouble shunter-- who brought Elsen­ hower and Taft together III >1 "llliltv" .......lint; l i t t'rtd-iv was expected to lie tt-.-iencd Hie task of attempting to g< 1 Morse back Into canto As .m indication of the drenglh of Ho- new riDtniir-i- tutwceo Thenhmvrt and Tnfl Yietof \ John-trill In-Id d lh ilo t tor the GOP Hen at or in I tam tiaico < ummIHee and 1 t>nid tm- nommatton worker for I'afl, turned n” as a staff member of Hits political campaign train •V111(t* Orjfjin r»iiiM Stolen Last Niffht t o V •„ fror- n ink'* • '.■■in ill ’ hn v a rl, It ...............’ >4.1.11, 1301 \V>- -’ Thlil>-rntli Street. w ell stolen last rig h t, \in t n Tunail, iii.iiiai'4-r told >>>>li<-p ’mlay. Ha u t - >i- aid*- t" infoiin th - nolice na to tin* oxoi-t imioiint stolon. Entry to tin- laiihling ivns iiiulo tloi-tigli 11 hark window where 'h i serai'll tuts] bi'i'li It-movi d Utl'l thw gla-s hrokcu, --’ill t'-itit Roy Tilllt, in-ting ilili-f of noli,-i-. (vim is invi-stigtiiing the rotln-iv line loaldelil was reported t>y oolice over the weekend. trhy Demlrickn, 21 v-enc old Negro driver of the IT S . \n Force, l)rlamlo, fulled to muke n torn with u box when Its wheels locked and knocked down 11 mu nil It 1-0 at 2(H) West Twentieth Street when In* swung from Ouh Avenue onto a lawn. Dumuge was estimated at about f 75 to tho Inis SCHOOL HOARD The Seminole County School Hoard will meet tomorrow morn­ ing at llhUO o'clock lu adjourned .session to consider liidx on wells for the Lyman School, said Supt. T. \V. I. aw tun this morning. PAULEY DIES MADEIRA REACH urt — Mau­ rice J. Pauley, 03, retired execu­ tive sccretxry of the National Amateur Softball Association, died at his home here Saturday. Pau­ ley j Uu waa <t former sport* re­ porter fur tho Chicago Herald American. i �»• i - 1 CBrntw j Rvv “f '• ry 'fi - •*/ '• * 1 it? - THE SANFORD HERALD Page I Monday, 8*pi. IS, 193J Florida’s Growing Citrus Industry Is Set For Big Season SPECIALS 38c n u a i ; LAKELAND UB-Kloridi'e grow UK .fit run i n - l . U " e l i «rt Inti •t_ c / •' •* « *•' " ’the crop is ripening ■ little latei then last season, when grapefruii noved the drat week In Septrni ber. It is eapecleti to be anothe. wo week* betore Iresh fruit be tins shuttling north to market Hut buyer* are In the field al ready—some openly lining ui ruit, other* "Jual looking around' *o far. Some grove* are reported I tave grapefruit that could pa» natnntv testa now, hut owner are hesitating to cloud their rep tatlnn by shipping frull that Jus geta by. although the lure nf th igh price* always paid for earl) fruit is Inviting, A* a mailer of fact there I* *111 i little grapefruit tiring markcle rotn last season* crop, but most itm* men by now hnve their eye urned to the budding season From all report*, proipect* ari - COUPLING 15e H O SE MENDER 98c H O SE NOZZLE DOZ. HOME WASHERS 70 2Rf(. B LA C K RAN FRANCISCO Ub-The na­ tion’* lawyer* were (old today that tlownesa In filling vacant federal Judgeships ha* reiulted In "Into)arable delays of Justice during the -vaSKxr.xTW'. '• 1 -— - - rfnr fcUeial judiciary vommilte* of the American Bar Aatoclatlon (ABA) mentlonad directly neither President Truman—who ha* the power to nominate fudge*—nor the U. 8. Senate—which confirm* the nomination*—In It* blait at "(hr appointing power," However, in a report to the 73th annua) ABA convention opening to day, the committee traced Tinge lapiea between the datea of vacao cie* In wide section* of the conn try and the date* of prcaldntlal nomination* to fill them. It concluded Hi report by qual ing without comment from a June. 1881 resolution adopted by federal r«.8fl 50 ft. BLACK BOSE $4*88 •. Im— - - . The quality of frull banging ni 15.25 25 ft. RED he trees I* reported good to r* -client BOSE $3.77 < Surveys by Florida cllni* group 28.95 50 f t . R E I) HOSE GUARANTEE HOSE UARANTKE REEI 1.75 25 f t. PLA H TIC OSE | 96.05 50 ft. PLAHTIC HOSE S9c GARDEN HOSE RACK SHOVEI ,95 TANK *RAYER 1.29 L A R G E HEDGE (HEARS .A H ,70 LOPPING HEARS GARDEN TROWEL SHEARS 1.09 L A W N IAKE8 SICKLE 18.85 PICKUP CART : HAND EEDER L98 LAWN (DGER 9249 FLORAL SHOVEL T O T flo ra l RAKE 1.49 GRABS (PREADER •7 .7 5 W H E E L E D CULTIVATOR ||.8 8 / / i d edge HEARS 1.95 REGULAR LAWN OWER ndlcnte the following with regur> In slsc of the crop: orange* m .lightly over last season’* rerun (8,000,000 hoars; grapefruit slight y less than the 30 million lm.tr 'nr 1051-52; and tangerine* aim" Schacht To Prepare ho same a* last season'* t b ml! tlon hnxe*. Ifan Recovery Plan Tho first official estimate nf th U. H. Department nf Agrlcultur< /on'l be nut until Oct. to TEHRAN. Iran 6b - German One of the brightest miles I* lh» financial expert HJalmar Hchachl •mall carryover nf processed rlt left for home last night lo prepare •us compared In last season No’ an cronnmlr new deal for frpn only will this help move citrus but he bluntly told the Iranian; •anned In the coming season, bn' they were " l« y " and would havr t also will mean a boost to frcsl 'to work 'harder to get on their fruit sale*. feet. The Florid* Cllru* ('ommls.lor dchaeht, whoso financial wliard * planning Its biggest advertising ry hacked llltlet'a rise to power itillay. with n budget nf more than *ald poverty atrlclee Iran miia' 'wo million dollars and an expand M n jo r L e a g u e Increase its productive labor and <d merchandising staff nf 44 men encourage private e n t e r p r i s e Leaden* Florida ('Urns Mutual, the super i Speaking with reporter* at Tebrar rn operative which embrace* most lly AH80CIATP.ll I'HP.HH airport he added that Iran "should if the slate's growers, packers' Increase Insurance companies, co National league ind processors, has reorganlrer’ operative companies, hanking cam Mailing - Muslal, St. Insula. 330; parties and get rid of (government' dong lines ll hopes wilt straighten ml the kink* In It* operations las' ilaumbolli. Chicago. .325; Kins monopolies tewakl, Cincinnati. 320; Kchoen mason The German expert paid he dtenal, HI. Ixml*. 308; Fondy, Chi would prepare a full report nf re cago, 303. forms to aid the economic-itrlrket Korean Fighting Hun* hatted In — Hauer, Chi country. M ' r r I I r n m m u m P r | 8 I I mwi cago, 120; Hodges. Brooklyn and Slnulju, only n few mile* (rom Hir Thomson, Now York, U0; Hlaugh Manchurian border. Targets In ter, HI. Liui*. 98; F.nnls, Plilladrl U. Of. F. B egins New -)udrd an naygen plant, an alco phla, 07. Year With Activity *iol distillery and a rnpo laclory lilts - Muslal, Ht. Loul*. 173; The let battle pitted an unan nminced number nf Hahrea against Hchnemlienst, HI. I.nuls, 177; Ad ama, Cincinnati, 174; Dark and more than 80 MIG*. The new (Igure* raise the Fifth Locbman, New York, 184. Hume run* — Hauer, Chicago, Air Korea’s resorted tofel of MIG a leatrnved In Heptefnher In 4* The *7; Klaef, Pittsburgh, 38; llodHb, -erord for a month I* 44, set ln*l Ilrooklyn. 30; Gordon, Boston, 23; Mathews, lloston, 22. April Pitching — Itoe, Ilrooklyn, tl-2. 'Mil* flu liiN P lu u n lin e n il a r il lU ns week activities, a program 848; lllark, Brooklyn, 14 3, 824; tlon acquaint freshman and tranafai I’uha.r. Ht lunils, 0 2. 818; WII lo students with the campus. elm. New York, 13 3, 813; Rob Officials estimated 2.300 new atu •rts, I'hllnilelphla, 24 7, 774. dents will take part in the week American l.rague activities. Total enrollment Uniting — Fain, Philadelphia. long for the fall semester Is expected 331; Mllehcll, Cleveland, .824; to be around 8.300. Wood ling, Now York, 320; Good Wednesday night. University man. Ilostnn. 312; Kell, Rnaton, Prealdont J. IIUIIs Millar will maka 311. Kuna hatted In — Doby, Clave ht* traditional opening week talk the students. land. 08; ernlal, Philadelphia, 03; to Later In the week student* who Rosen, Cleveland. 04; Robinson, Chicago and llerra, New York. 03 were In attendaner last spring lilts — Fox, Chicago, 171; ra)n, will register far cleases, while Philadelphia, 188, Avila, Cleve­ some 1,300 who were In school land, 184; Hohlnsnn, Chicago, 183; thia summer have already regl* lered. All will begin claases next Rosen, Cleveland, 182. Homo runs — Doby. and Raster, Monday morning. Cleveland. 30; Derra, New Yolk, BOAT OOF(T a g ROUND 20; Dropo. Detroit and Zernlal, MIAMI UB-A 80-foot Coast Ouard P pitching — Khanti, Philadelphia, rescue vessel and a private crlft 13-7, .787; Raaehl. Naw York, l#ft, removed 83 paaaengers from 8 80 .181; Reynold*. New York, 18 8. ino* eaeurslon boat In Blseayn* 802; Garcia, Cleveland. 20-10, .807; Bay Sunday night after th* boat ran aground. Dorlsh, Chicago*. 8-4, .887. The Southern Croa*. transport­ ing passengers from Miami to a qtilC K *TlilFt LONDON ub~Wlthout Hal, coat nr baggage, Rep, Franklin D, Roosevelt Jr (D. N. V ) flow ,In 'rom New York today on a pri­ vate business trip and told new* men he hoped lo gat ■ plane beck Innlghl FLAY TO HAVE PREMIER LAKE WALES t* - E . Cart Sink TO STUDY L E P R O tt "Jurham, N.JC,, H»* been ngmei1 TOKYO 12)—HpeelalUla from Wur uanagor ot th« Lake Wales Pa* nation* today nbened a ' 8Wrdea] >lon Play whJeh will have lla pre •onferenca on the treainient of nlere here Jan, 8. •’eproay with a welcoming seiilon Rink, who hat been mi the alaf They will hold ruiiDniiKf* here n f a r h e r e 8*md* 'I a Durham newspaper, will take Fue'day, then start a io day W ir ntertumed C''**"* iver his new duties Raturdgir. H* nf Japan'* national ItP fo a a rM i■'X* b e e n In p u b lic ity w o rk I The conference cloeea In Tokyo year*. *ept. IT-___ __ ■ * -l . WINS FOLIO FIOgT M IA M I u n - C h a r U * P o r t i r , nln ’e a r old D a y tn o a B e a c h boy. wi Florida Solons In TampaCaucusLack Adlai Enthusiasm Bar Association Is Told O f Abuses In Appointing Judges Arcade Package Store TAMPA i*—There li a striking lack of the traditional Southern O. D. F a rre ll warmth in the endoriement given , hZ . ^ r S l ’ I'c 'tn a out »«*rch plane. >i<inint-ea (<■ the Flnrt-Ir !I. ./ ' Hepresentativea. At their annual caucus here Sat­ urday they balked at a resolution promising unqualified support of all national, state and county can­ didates nf the party. They passed ■ resolution railing for support nf all these candidate* but lacked on an amendment de daring they wrr< tot endorsing federal control of tldelands, 11m Rations on U. 8 . Senate debates or any candidate who is for thoie measures. The amendment car­ ried by a d o te voice vote. In hla campaign for the presi­ Y e t! D iv id en d s fro m |ft% to 20% peM o n poo? dential nomination Stevenson haa F ir # n d W h w M o rm I n t u r t n e e called for federal control of the tldelands and has endorsed the Democratic platform plank urging P it on# 104 elimination nf the unlimited d« bale rule by which Southern sena­ 112 N . h r k A v en u e, S a n fo rd , F lo rid * tor* have defeated many measures they don’t want. Hep. Robert L. Floyd. Miami, on# of the leaders for the unlim (fed support resolution, said mem hers favoring the amendment were "not Just luke warm (to Steven son)—but almost Ire cold." Rip. Willard Ayres and Rep. C Farris Bryant, both of Ocala, two backers of the amendment, said they would vole for Btevenson, but objected to the unqualified sup port movement. The Rsflslratloo Rooks of ike City of Hanford, Ayres, a former law partner of U. 8. Ren. Bpessard Holland, said Florida, are open a t the City Hell, commencing Monday, he. thought the unqualified reaoiu Rcptemkcr IS, (H I, fee Ike parpoae of registocing foe tlro\ would he derogatory to Hoi land and the Junior Florida sens Ike Municipal Genecal Flcctlaai to bo held on Necembec tor; George Smalhers, both ol i, !»»?, and »lll remain open each day esedpt Hands)a SAVI NGS Michael J. Galvin, tinder Sec­ retary nf Labor, will Ini among the distinguished gueMa who will addreta the 108‘J Convention of the Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association, according to Dlaon Peirce. Miami, president of the Association. The three-day annual meet which open* oil Sept. 24 In Miami Beach will be held at the Casablanca Hotel. Pearce said that grower*, shippers en4 others Interested In Fiorina's 9188,000,000 vegetable and tropical fruit In­ dustry are Invited to attend. Senator Lodge Says He Has T aft Support IIOSTON 6b—Shn. Henry Cabot Lodge (It Mass) aaya he ha* the support of Sen. Hobert A. Taft III uhlo) In hla bid for re-eJeMJon. Lslge was one nf the leaders In the movement to put Dwight D. Elsenhower Into toe presidential -'ace and served as hla pre-rnnventlon campaign manager. . Lodge said Taft had eapreaaed bis support of him In a teller to a M iiiarm urll* taler. Hr Hid the letter was In rranor,** to reports that a "Taft for Kennedy" mnvc meat had the Ohln senator's ap nroval. Ilrp John F. Kennedy 11) Mass) Is opposing l/xtge In the coming •lertlrm. IN COST BOYD-WALLACE REGISTRATION NOTICE and holidays, up to end Including Friday, October 14, 1*39. M. N . 8 A Y E R CITY REGISTRATION from SUNSHINE SERVICE FLORIDA POWER 9 LIGHT COMPANY M iam i fo r the fifth co n iecu tlv s y e ar led all U. p#r 1000 population—ht# also takenth# lead in 'SI lation for '51 were more than double Washington, In second place with 13, and Los Angeles, In third place with 12 KLBCTR1C Rli.Lfl LOW - - Recently roleaaed roport of the Federal Power Com­ mission ibows that, In general, monthly bllia for electric aervlce In U. fl. rem ain at substantially the all time low levels established in recent years. VHkLCo. has followed the national pattern. Revenue from all household electricity sold • has dropped from 9.94$ per kilowatt hour In 1941 to 9.38$ per kilowatt hour last year, down I t. 6%. Currently, FF&LCo. la within one-halfcent per kilowatt hour of the national average for the Industry , , , even though it has no natural gM, MORI lf*W INDUSTRIES — In the spotlight, too, 1# Florida' • eapandli* lnduitrial activity with a wide variety of new light Industrial operating profitably. Chldrbphyll extraction, ram ie proceaalng, ceram ic tile manufacture, plaatiea are among recent addition!. AIR CONDIHONINQ TREND - A awing through Florid m n r e m i t U m arksd trend toward a ir conditioning In Ixlatlng accommodations are belng conve'r te d with ln< units. Newer p lacet hay# central system s. F IC DIUV1RIOOODCI — Tha ’brotor” for new FFALCo. generator at .tha Cul­ ler plant was ths ly a e e t alngle shipment Florida l a s t Coast l ^ w y *TU rhM if t m n in i . . . 194,000 lb i. Bare arrival keeps the lnalaUaUoo"on •chaduli" for o o a p lftlo t In November . , . In time for expected banner eeaeoit, 9ATIONALI 1y borne today after Winning Is reflected lecta tetaiUoi yni m o n th s fight a g a in s t d ra a d i lu lh a r polio. H ie c h ild .w a s flow n In V arlel T illd re n ’a llo x p lla l h a rd a b o a rd 7 n a it G u a rd p la n e on J u ly 8. H vlll r e tu r n M ia m i In a m onl n r , a c h eck u p . NEltRU CALLS FOk PARLIY Prim .BOMBAY, India UR - OFFICER DOLLAR FOAM LATEX 1 irv5: *8)8 �"WY/SDS. iT- ypj ,.v>xtVt yl.mil .it i i>,p. ■ HIS FUTURE IS YOUR J 'J RAYMOND M. BALL, AGENT OF SANFORD AFFORDING COMPLETE AUTOMfHHLK PROTECTION at rmoiitinl>lr lata* wltli imllnitiviil*. afrvlcr; nlsn pc mil salon In drive .dim r*M without additional rm l 10A<V HAulA Park Aaenu* “The Friendly Bank" * MEMft felt P.D.l.C. viY? ry r i W * .* * / • DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO ItO.OOO.OO . W• * *>*'•■! %<« Thnnn III) ’%*^ge* *B#- Ml# »*i«. I 'V.ffi' # *IJ», * 4 / -#y * . j ri*v , ft* v‘ t V. t 'a f >’'f STRKKLAHD-MORRISON, Inc. »■*• ,I • ' '4'* • AuUMTtMl m D#*1*r ! ■i . p■ ......................... 4jA.4*» K> liPlI** I ... . i i . l Mifte Oft) SOS E a a t f i r s t S tr e d t . i *»l * *.* - * *il*4 Vi t i / ihs ic Ivf v* I ,<vi <« J i.'.tj'. J \ ST. JOHN’S REALTY CO. A II Print•sun. Itinkcr Phon* 200 .t DRIVE with CAUTION! THE PRUDENTIAL I N S U R A N C E C O M P A N Y O F A M l.H it A FI.OY1) A. PALMER, REP. OANOEII! School children ahead — 0 0 slowly . . . STOP accident*! This Is Ihe Him* of year wlirn evrr.v mnlnrlst mind redouble his efforts lo drive aafrlv nnil make I lie tdrcela safe for otirseliool children! Lrl’n nil pledge ourselves In make IhU the SAFEST mcIhmiI vrnr mir rninmtiiiHv lias ever known. jo h n h . Wil l ia m s in s u r a n c e a g e n c y 4ftl Sart/oH AiUattc National Bank Building ' . Phone 34 ALL TYPES frltf* AM AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE <•/1 m i f f ) » . 1‘ C P. .1. { licvteismi A. R. Pel triton, Jr. . This means we musl give Ihe greatest powdldr cooperation In Mums offlcilla whu are on duly In protect human tile. Il means paying rinse *!Itntlon to lawn and slunals . . . driving ill a safe speed nlwnys . . . mnl glv* Ing your fellow motorist the proper arm signals. When you see the sign “School /one," always proreed with ealreme cau­ tion. We all know that youngsters have a way of dashing heedlessly Inin a street. It Is up to you, the driver, In lie mi gourd—In make mir streets safe for our school children! t Let’s outlaw traffic Irngrdles frnni our romiminlly! Let’s each accept the reaponalbility for making our sireclH the SAFEST In I lie United Stales, not only for school children — l>ut (nr all pedestrians and mnlnrlstft! DRIVE WITH CAUTION! ; t- • (.1; ,i ' .'aC*C*l-* MOUGHTON INSURANCE COMPANY GENERAL INSURANCE KOI Hanford A I In n il, N u lln n al Hank lliillilln ir I'h o n r Mil E. J.Hnoiklnn. Jr Viand It CRUMLEYM NTM II iiu im iiTiTun 3 ieii'til iii to »ti 112 South Park * SA N EO RD Atlantic fl* . WHITE, BXAFF MANAGER i t r * 1 N. W y a t t • J. m . o r a n t h a m Phone .1.1 ( W Accidents Will Happen Until We Stop Tltetti By Safe Habits naii© inal b a n k BOB KARNES INSURANCE AGENCY CrfUn/tod 191* ( 4jf/ilUtid Wi (h TktA /i infkNdtioMl tU *l </. Atriuvnifft) i e n r A i M k i k W tiio h ai B M k w m \ h W llo o i fffrrllflrft (» r t n n ia jia l) INSURANCE rATB t l F E and ACCIDENT IIJRANCE COMPANY Plume 9.12 .1 20ft Milath Building M»wb«r K edm l Urp'ufl Iiwnmnre C'nrpuollon Phone 1977 t , ,v#p,;k ,r • i. ■ •* - ...... , <C' ’ fa, * •« •' .« II. JAMES CUT AGENCYi < :i.’,,y : 'f lifiy •• ■H ' i U \ l ■ . 112 Km I P in t Ktr»#t .< id.' STINEMACHINE&SUPPLYCO. GENERAL INSURANCE »»* mi I'hone in i *.(.* wB ut SANFORD, FMIFODA se c o n d htkkkt I’hnnaa K2 and 11** Jam** 0. Out Aaaut. * '<r .; ' •. rr «. iV-'.l I l*ui4i. t FAMILY LOAN COMPANY ' HUNT LINCOLN - MERCURY CO, I6H N orth Palmetto Ph .z Florida NUti Ranh Building ■vTt ~ . r v . Room 8 — Phone 33 �rjjz^vyy'nr^ss-r, • I THE SANFORD HERALD P a g e A .; •' M onday. Rep t, 15, 1952 l'no Sanford Herald ■-.•laSMahad t»oa -„bll<h'<l uallr ••»»»< ta la re a / «nil Nundnra C k ir U t m a s a n d flow Y t a r a , H « h liib « i| o n l l l i r l l f l lo l * Intrlux C l i r U t i u a i and flew I w i i IU I J n a > u II« A i #m # h u trrv d m ir r u n i r l« H m a n o r tri*ln tier 2 f , lUM i. n l ih o P o o l C lffle # d n n fn ril, P lu g Ido , u n d e r Ih o A c t '■ n e rfM tif H n r r li fl, IHT1. T* l i n l . I . A M i l« I I I I A . I lid lt u r f ill it n o \ IIK A JV tliiM (n*»« M n n i | * f At I M I l l P T t n * I I A T K R .} I n rrlte r ....... .......... ... 9 J i I M It out H I.IMI larrr M«*nll*a 'ac I m p l« »«*) Af»4l — .««*««_ 11*K» _ ___ ____ ____________ . t il mhi in a r r n it i lr m . rn rd « llu m lis . s r o iil h ftim s nstf n o llr r o rfttrrlalnnirn) tur IS# ffila liiR lit Mils, M ill h r rh n rife d • I rsH M lor i d t e r t le lu g r o le s . *f «f .1 fo r M * p r * « * n t * H NMl I i i nMl I f R f I rf»Mfi ^ rifiiu p ff llfp rM * n lg tl* * i •H r., \ * t v Y o r k , f h l r n i g i i . l l r l f o K , it a iio n * I H r n o d RL l .o u l i, T h r f lr m J r l la m n t r m b r r o f fk # A a a o r ln f n l I'r r a a raM rti fa »tetll1r>l r t t - l t t a l i r | r In I h f » •« f n r r r p n h il* enltoH of till H i* lo m l n * w i p r lR t n l in IMi ftritifPtprr, mr firll u Nil i l_P iiitvfl ^ l a n R f r h H . Ml IN DAY, 8 El*trfS', iS.VJ TODAY'M III HI,K VF.RHR The heaviest debtor of course, Midfii-m «ic ufti-a mure uppm-inllvc tlina hiirlily respectable re­ ligion? people who have inn-le no false steps. Which of Ihem ivill lore Mm IiiimIT—I.iiIiii 7:12. Il.mbotoiloli County i« Imailing a new $2,900,000 court home. I lie lily o| Iulliiluiiarc n plnnliillK to build liner swimming pool*, fwo loi whiles .1ml oar ioi Negroes. The Problems Of Diabetic Athletic; Suggesting licit the Republican! air biggei crooks ihan the Demo­ crats, Governor Stevenson ««ys tliii Sometiine.i even tin ii ibr lint timr lie bat ever teen a hack on their insliptil01 I liolihV.il pally K" into .1 campaign ford medical student in lbtwlli ibe ilog.Vn, "Throw ibe rascals luid some spare lime and in." crusty archives willt a eh; I 0v.1 l Coinplnn. tbr Governor'! looking for long forgot ten lavs 1 1 $'),I2H n year prr.t secretary, ex- paper nf his own iniikini' II- tend plaiiii why be made nut two sepu- anil fired ids faiadnuni mmi'-u.ition When the lath er: ol tin* ■ lim-l rot.- •. 1• ii uniat ions rate travel expense nrrrnmli to liulent <1 nmoilip t*•t In limit widely ililln riil parti oi the country they tllOllgllt of the pmu and scribbled in the goneron ten <s11-■• •n:* loin a pint "I beer on the lame day. It wat juit a lapte of memory, be tnyi. He jmt to ease Hie hent and pr» me <-t mb brain Insing stmlv coiilan'l irnicmber where he wat on The twentieth eenlury dean tie r ol ttm law tail to niiiver llmt date. Mr. Coniptnii ii llir one slty officials with Ins lepihnml- inpie I T’bes laiipbed Inrt wlm criliri/ed in recently for “ mil- lie WHS so iiisislenl on tin- - idol - -am ni ol In riylila llial they relenled and lie got In 1•>nl of be- 1 r|iiolm|t" the (inventor. One week hitt*r lie final the das In pre-wed hi.- mil fot beer. Tile oflTeiuln, in a immd of cuitnler Imiiior. found an other law nf liy-gmn* das 1 sslileli Ihi ii peaks Indent sva: breaking every day. The sl i m a bun f e e pi-inul ahnul ?! I — fnr appuarllig in a stale nl nndn in tin I tiiserslty.* Ue fined, llu- violutmn tmnnl le ssaa not sseanug his sword Tile University ollieinl liad Moved I heir point How to ((low old murelully it ex lilainrd by jnrnei H. Gibton Jr. in hit new bonk, "C,p-wing Yoiui(tcr II iioiihIi i tie-id.bin". The lecrrl ol nicceii, iayi Mr. Gibiun, it llioughlinliiett. appreciation, enlliuiiatm and optimum m well at clean thinkI t ’rt u l l r i g h t in« ami l|ie Clniitian ipirit. What t o o H m u r t . it more, you will not only ihui have 11 happier old age, lint you will live !> lo 29 yean lunger. N o th in )* ? ikiiiitl A. Itolidi for 29 vrait nne nf the top maw ol the Internal Re­ venue Department, wlm 1 put the tijtire;r on other taiiiayeri to get the f.itt drop of lilixul out of thrm, bat been iiuln led for failini; to pay bit own income laxri, Anolliri funny thing about llolith |. that lie deposited in the bank many tliuuminds of cloll.u 1 more than bit nctual t.dary with the Revenue De­ partment. Evidently their were tome wlm didn't have to give blood, Ibe uirient ittar oi Smitime r-’ giirinr lellt Imw groweit werr wanird o( approaching b e rm in llm old d.iyi before llieir weie 1 ,idiot and sviilrly o tililalrd newtpapen. Tin* Weatlu-i Huieaii furniilied the irtforinntioii to railroad •talion agenti who immediately patted the information un In lit*' railroad engineer!. At uitervalt oi every tliree miles almig their route these eugiiicrit in turn would tcnnid *i< long r « b on their locomotive whitllrt. All the gruwan lliroiiglmiii the counliyiide knew what dial meant. .Som eone ilio u ld u ig a n i/e a c a m ­ p a ig n to p u t over the c o u n ty zoning le fe irn d u m in the N ovem ber elec­ tio n . C o u n ty zoning i i . o n f o f die m o il p ro g re iiiv c m easures licit c o u n ty c o u ld adopt a t this tim e ami it it oiia w h ich w uuld ta tv e to m ak e S e m in o le C o u n ty a b e tte r p lac e in w lp rlt to liv e in y e e ri t o ’cpm e, but th ere will be c o n iid e ra b le opposition tu it from ic lfish in te f r iti w h o le o n |y o b je c t is to b u ild h u rried ly , ingke a 'b i g p ro fit, a n d a«t o u t ol tow n. I f w e a re In te re ste d ? in the k in d of a c o u n ty o u r ch ild ren a te going to live in, w e sh o u ld all su p ­ p o rt th e c o u n ty z o n ing b ill.’ O v e t-cro w d in g o f school b u sie s ‘ a p p a re n tly w a s e a iia r lo allev iate tn m o v e r-c ro w d in g of school houses. T h a t is go ing t o - ta k e som e d o in g , b u t it is so m e th in g w hich sh o u ld b e d e m a n d in g th e a tte n tio n o f th e p u b lic , o f y o u n g m o th ers iljrady hive about twice At many pupils i t they ware built for, while the high tchoolt are loaded to ce« partly What are the high tchoolt going to do when ail 'thf* children now entering primary tchoolt come up to them) Worth Ihintlng about .in this connection i*)the..con»Ulu* .tiooaf amendment which will be tub* Egypt May Decide THE WORLD TODAY Whether To Have Republic Or King .... i Tho jrront American mnnin for putting ImUirooms in IIjr JAMES MARLOW the mtmt unlikely, us well :n the most likely pluces, is u W ASH INGTON * B e n ja m in lucky break for a tennis player with diabetes, nrcoidlnf to an interview with Billy Talbert uppeunng in tin- October is­ K f-airlen exprejias the concern many people who have looked sue of Pageant Magazine. Talbert, who must take a before­ oi ai union management relations breakfast shot of insulin every *lav ’.vitboiit fa ll. ays tbit if in Itm. cuuntry and think It's time it weren’ t for the nlwuvs convenient bathroom where lie ran lln-y were better. , retire in privacy to pivr- hiinnetf bis insulin .shot, lie would ('airless, president and chairman nf ih<- Itnoril nf Directors of tho have limp ago born labeled n dnj •• fiend Insulin and cnininon sense are the two things (hat al­ I s Steel Corp . thinks organized ami ruanugement should Imio wTalbert to control his dial) (os and make it po -ible for l.-iliur prove im ir relations by themtelvet him to be one of (lie nation's greatest tannin players in In tm,- the government doer it for spite of tds physical handicap. In the interview in Pageant, them In .1 way »hey won’t like. K.nrle-u. has JUM come through entitled “ IB Minutes with Hillv Talbert,” be says "All a diabetic needs is in mini .lie) It little rotiininn t'en-e I .1 blaring steel strike which clin -iiMHite that started with luke (JO units of insulin ever- umrnimr L*-I'iiv breakfast — a,.iteii lb- CIO steelworkers last fall and Jn my legl*,, lIHIIItll.V. Mr.'lll * lbi)i I lilive bulb ttu in I l-i work worked its way up through federal, n-eorir and federal courts to the with. I cat three well liidain (Slot-- Home and the Supreme alw ays get eight Innrr * i -un I tive hours but s it-bt --f tto ru to -peeeli lust week ('airless There have b,,<u linn*--, to >s-• ■ •r, wlu u lullioit tin lor . m l it was lugh time the unions gotten that lie had diabetes, r.ml lhaC wlnn it lalelu-i up in<i roaiiacerni-iit tried to work out with him. The result ' < diabetu nitna. ami 11'•* hapi-s'iied In ilim problems with a minimum him twice, accoriliop to I’apeanl "*J im-< . uwN'ew (irleaie-. in >1 coseraiaeal interference lie 1940," lie relates, "when I'd boon livin' d uji real pood for mil rptite a while, a friend Imind ..... in ins bob-l room out | ' I be American people are pu ttul they will not sit by for cold, i f tie’ll been ;iu bum lui- r. I'd lieen deinl Auotliei Imp Ileal •■ier aiul permit .trike* to enit) New York, I en i d on tin* *,(>1 u■ u•• sun- 1 bail oxei 1 1: - u loo iliiro'er uur national defense, tn in lie’ll, taken too mm Ii Ihmi Iiii ami I baduV eaten enoupb for impede mu industrial progress and the Imfiiliii to work on. My bk-od :’oi»tir went too low and I io wipe out Hie savings of Humsmils nl workers, many of whom— went Into insulin reaction, la a nine e a s e s - are not directly inI bail been uni on a ion lu I viiKeil In Ibe controversy ” According In Talbert, 1 siile-.-, was talking of this growIII' leuliSUtioll' liandicu|i and expei t no ■ r-- ■ The more labor and manage people who don’t have |ib mi-it inn lo the government for to creati 1 liamln ap <-t ol b> peeial favors or liderventlnn or complicated. C’.* • f 11«-<I pta laws agulnsl each otlier, and the more Hie governmeill steps In—la dealt to me, and 1 don’t H,i bm may win a round today, man badly." I it 11 1 Two liuiiilrt’tl Hi’li’tiii it pulhi’i'cil at many, cIIhcuhhi?«I I In- lacmilnitl y uf I nival in other plaiu-tH within liu* lifi-t inn- --i tin* |ir*They iiIho tliHCitHHi-il tilll i l i t n l hanpi satt'llitc iii H|ittii' a n a wtty ululiuii lit-lwi-i-n olht’t’ Itilt llfl H. Till- I-Illfi-I- tin- til i trill,- . Ituw I.it lilt- llilllk ittft of matt IlllH iiiIviiiii-imI hi liu la it lit tv vi al When mitoinolilli-1 i-aon- mil li-w ps-«i|«l»- n-garih-il tla-m n» more limn a iuihioiik tail «>i i -iivi o-ou-il tin- <-iuiiip<’ that Utoy would tiiiik** ill our liven. Tin- iuvi'iilioii <1 liu- airplatii’ wan I’OKarilnd tot a ti<u,\ in amort i-u liulot ol tin- world even when roliuhlo uowti|iit|irr i-»-puil.i told of it......vploltu of Ihu Wriultl hrolht’iH. "ItnpoHHilili’" in a word which i-i fii"l di-paiTiii* from t)io viH’tthuhirii’H of m-ii-utlid t. I.uvim-u an- abut itinch !i- ih akajitind aa to (lim’UHnioii of I ravel lo other plain-lH, Accon it tn of mieh diNetiHHion are nmv received without jeera and dcriHioii hy the readiliM puldie. Woman Saves A Man From IturiiiiiR; Itoal COCOA (A! Will'll II Ml find lin.it t-anglii fin' in itiilbm i,. mu' i>lj:M niili’ii <mmill of Ci m n Si mil a p woinuu In a rtmhmil n- .i iii-ii tin two mca ulmnrd Mra. Markin Whaley saw Ibe burning bout from tier iivirfroni home amt went out in ii niwhn.il Mill in mill'" ml i in'lm tn luscue ImImi Cli’nii'iil, I iit ,i <:<ii.t.i -Wiii-i nf llm i-f ilt .mil Ell llUVis. Vn-niliu CAIRO i^ i—The weekly. newspa.. ( per Hoia El Youisef said today a to Mai. Miihani ed Naguib's headJfi f|Uarlrrs asking that Egyptians be given u chance to vote on swap­ ping their monarchy for a republic The newspaper report capped several days of discussion la the Egyptian press on the idea of ei tami'.hing a republic. .Editorials suggested that the reform govern* meat nf the strong man premia* give the subject serious ’c onsider­ ation Ho .j Kl Yuussef said u palltlori fur a plebiscite to decide between the iiiiniarchy and a republic hud been presented to Nuguib’a office by "certain liersons. organizations and parlies An Army spokesman sgld lie couldn’t confirm the re port lull added "all parties and other groups have the right lo riemariil a republic If this is part ol their program." The newspaper said the Wafdlst I’arty, largest in F.gypl, was con sidenng whether to put establish nient nf a republic In their new party platform. Wafdiit sources said 1he report was premature, but conceded there had been "a strong pro republic trend" aiming some wafdirt* for several mourns Naguib forced ex KIng Farmik to rclln<|ul*h Ms throne July 2 The oomiiinl ruler of Hie country now Is Karmik’s infant son, King Fuad II, wlm Is with his father and mother. Queen Narrlinau, in exile u'cioent tomorrow—the deeper the In Italy A regency council Is act -'ovenimeal becomes involved In ing in Fuad’s stead the live-, arid activities of hnlh baeh lime it haupens both sides LykrI Steps Planned have lost some of ttielr old freedom Tlie longer this continues, By Church Of Christ the more everyone is conditioned min expecting anil accepting gov HoME tiK—American Church of "inmcnl miervenlinn Still, no one (.'hrlvt leaders said tmlay they 'ili s to think of the ultimate gov- ulamird court action against a po­ - lenient action: a hart on strikes, lice him un their Protestant serv­ ('airless said ices in this seat of Homan Catholi­ "Clttmately the force of public -pinion is willm; to rompol drastic cism Chin- it I’aden, llrownfidd, Tex , II imii in Washington—action which mu only result in the further sup- who liitads the Rome Church of ptoslm i of our precious jlherlles ” Christ, said, "We will do whatover if necessary to bring out t-aie iipposlng a tmn on strikes In before tho courts." -i n t 111 n u I emergencies, ("alr'ess Police action against the sect ■nl “That way, I think, lies slav- In Italy was climaxed Sunday when ••ry, and I do not see how anv woMhlnera defying the ban were ilioiii’hlful America ncan support barred by jKillce from the church icli a proposal roono in a Homan villa. "Elsewhere wg hear an inrreas Later the servicus were hold mg demand for government arid secn-tly In the home of a member who** name Paden declined to Iralloti ol lalior disputes TMnl way, dlstlme because II "might hurt I believe, lies the eventlnl nation, him " dilation nf industry and Die rnur Today a Church of Christ dele­ gation railed on Ihc Italian minis­ uer of free e n te r p r is e ." try nl Interior to ask quick and favorable action nil an application AFL Convention tq hold services in Home. Paden slid the application was submit­ ted last week. I lll.Hilfd FNN **■(! ()Ml day Into ttm oneratlnn of sumo New RYKNKH TO INTRODUCE IKE York Im-.ilswUlch reportedly have (COLUMBIA, I8. C. (JT — flov. ex coiivlt’ls as officers. m a s w ill in tro d u c e James F, Hvn 'I lm Expcnllve Comicll's report (fen. ..... Dwight Elsenhower when the El ■mil that while Congress bus pro­ Republican presidential candidate vided un effective wane control sneaks here Kept 30. It will mark liroyruni, it has shown "complete the first time any presidential can­ disregard" for its ubiigaliun to didate ever has campaigned in tiiiiinl.iin equally effective price i'outh Carolina. iii IiIimI Douglas McKay, chairman of "The facts on the record," the tho South Carolinians fnr Elsen ri|"iii suld, "make crystal d ear tniwer, nnnmmci-d Hurday that Kl tlie iMliclusiim that the Congress -rnnhower would speak from the lias foisted upon the wuge Mate House steps and afterward i-arneis a slinddy price control pro­ would be a dinner gutsl nf Byrnes gram " lit the governor's mansion. LONDON UK—An aged World p ilo te d b y a n A A F . v t U r a n , flaw War II ftititar plana proudly lad o v e r a t 1M m lla a p a r h o u r a t th e IC sslln iZ r m C ast OMI a parade of zpeedy Jala over Lon­ b e a d o l a fo rm a tio n of U S t i g h t e n I congestion la hsary. don today In the annual 'ta tU o of a d d W la W r* . S e v e n m ia u t e i la f a r , L He ooinW out that tht* Is 4e- dritain flv p art" com me mot a ting B r i t i i a 'i w w l u p e n o o i c f ig h te r ,? • Irned to ur*ak up traffic jams tha 1»40 RAF victory that hroka th a H a w k a r H u n te r, ro c k e te d ova# a t a b o u t 700 ra tio s p a r h o u r. that havs lasted a- long as a half the back of the Luftwaffe. hour on that dav. T ht esnerimsnt will h« continued next Saturday, and the co-operntion of the nub lie In tha m atter is requested. 1'atrnlman (' (' D-ulson. who was assign—I I, v Acting Police Chief Itov Tillis, to enforce tl-e For A gJ g9 X9 Ph Pg P d V g new Saturday rule, said today tha*. he had a much easier time with mu.of.town drivers than with local citizens; pointing out that the FLOOR FURNACE local dlltrers -earned t» p i,/ 'css , 1 OR attention to thk "no turn" signs on the clock. SPACE HEATER i'edestriarn were not eonfused liV car* making left nail right turns, he said, and PH percent oh* served tin- green light in innkini; crossings. Huriin *» men, lie added, seemed to think the. straight A u th o r iz e d C o le m a n D e a le r ahead traffic rule is a good one. 1007 Hanford Avenue Pohna 1113 J Must of the critics of the new rule were citizens watching front the sidewalk as Dodson patiently slopped or guided motorists who failed to note thr "no turn" sign. Today the sign reads "no turn on red.” . WM Place Your Order Early!- Roy Wall, Plumbing "Shining Facto” ACCEPT .SECOND SPOT LOS ANGELES UH - State Sen. Jack B Tenney, for me.- chairman of tlie California State (enatp Com­ mittee on un-American Activities, lias accepted the nomination for U S vice president ol Gerald 1. K Smith's Christian Nationalist Party Tenney madp his acceptance speech Sunday night before u crowd in the ballroom of (lie Hiltinure Hotel He was introduced by Smith, luundrr of the party The California' legislator was nominated at a convention of the Christian Nationalist Party last week (ien. Douglas MacArthur was nominated for President by the party but so far lie has nut acknowledged the nomination The party announced that it nil) conduct a write-in campaign m 41 states. Shoo* Lika Now U e k s lu sd teat A * iMt-aUante m b te gat yM r iH t e t f s asked skaas flia d sp. Iria g ‘aa* la aaw and glva w pteaty a l tlasa la da tka kind a l week w ad yaw a lii k# y r s d ad. Maw rakkai kaali— naw "InvItiU a” fcaM salts, klaka <aea Ikay ga kask la M.mL..JI.J.I m SA N FO RD A V R. GOOD MASONS 10 OUT * More Relief From Hay Fever stream lined baaoty . . . wL»d-aad-r*l» p*Ot«te ! • tloo. Your choice of fleu or elu aiaas louvgn. Hy w. v. imttiiic 2. TMBY WIAR i H O — l Thiee-ooet protective finish of beked elumlnute enemel on elaml* uum frames. Dursble matcrUle wehloed wills rugged coDSlructioa. Touchtun Drug Co. In tlie | mi i t year there have been greater development* of the antihistamine drug* and liny fi-Ver victims should get more relief from drugs. One of the newer types mar­ keted recently affords an aver­ age of to hours relief from a ■Inglw dose withuut the unde■Iraida (Hide rfftpV* encounter­ ed in aalug other types. Let g doctor prescribe the drug which is best suited to your Individual needs. Choose a friendly, depend­ able pharmacy for 2 .1 «eA TLA N TIC NAT IO BANK, or j a c k . bank. Capital Stock H,o0I,7aS.3fi 0,000.00 Other Resources 4,912.02 STATEM ENT OF CONDITION Leans Reserves Ilu D u i c E S f1 * t Hlc^bets 1 | 36^31^29,66 Overdrafts f 100,000.00 M 'Hfi.oeo.^a ** 4B.600.72 1,216.66 Banking Rouse, Furniture aid Fixtures Other Rati Batata - Profes­ sional Ridg. 9293,116,74 Lot : c$ t s 87,760.00 ,w t Latterx ed y Credtt '• • federal Reserve Bank ' c ' i 696,667.66 110 ,000.00 $3,076,940.63 46,668.46 U. 8. Government Other Market* able Bonds, 634.717.60 Cash and Due from Banks 1,321,616.77 4,963^74.00 :< o tp rt» r 0.71 111,111,631.15 M / *f *T / . tc v iu j tn T Ii I n M Como In anti find out about the ndvnntncca of n bank auto loan here. I L I E MCAHUtb >m 200 ,000.00 Undivided Profits i You, Buy • HU INK 111 V I OlK^r l^ M u rin v •. »OOM 317... N a tM COMPTROLLER’S CALL Surplus 73,036.69 Federal Reserve Bank Stock Obli­ gations DEPARTMENT WINDOWS! 1* THIY M OOttNBI YOUO MOM*I Clf« mw ,1 U. d. Government LOAN '\ H» Orff Im I, TIm«-Tm M STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1952 COMPTROLLER’S CALL Hanking House, Furulturs and Fixtures INST A I,MR NT ■■ ■nai 6.^* a ••-1The , »•City aiua^an-Shoe ’isra' Shop ( A /fttU M With 7k*A t k H r ik % h o J !i2 R iM itfJ * d » m ^ * ) Loans and Dlscuunta V -—- ——I —— AS OF SEPTEM BER 5, 1951 lb- - ml thi in was Consult. Your Bftnlc and , Y o u r , L o ph 1 1nsuranee *.mi k a l ||&alJk ■JLui Ink WRIMNH Wlf'RI VRMV VWiV ^ P i B M * « « W f W MOR9 • * * M W V VOOf OOOO*1 JA L 0 U S II A t l a n t ic M n © N A L nn in -.ur iini'i* i Inin -ill lU'llcvcil ilii- tin* H lurlnl ( i mil a Kpurk i i n i l n l I>y llm i-liili'h SAVE MONEY ON AliTU FINANCING! ) lic k to School SANEO RD Cl, Hu nt ,iiil In- hmii'til llm limit di h n C , in New Mmyrnii Kutiiriluy t<*r ilk 'ini .uni I'liimn-rl in takn ii In I'lliitu I , i l l ilu In he n il'll l| I a in mil' liotti __1*» 1M0 Hurricane fighter, I - OLDHJkNE LCAhS #LMftT City Pavifig Dm . ». m A v w M fy rm M nl AtlMlla j MUM 1,647,111-60 && 3 ftSiBSL «l Urn m eal license# be i JtfA?) WI construction ol K ‘•tytor t.-A a u T iw f m a Federal Deposit Insurance Cot| ■wmiiHiiii iT Ii ill ~ ' ....... I �’! -T—• ial AndPersonal Activities PHONE 148 iSocial Calendar ii - - e r so n a l MONDAY The flammn I.umhdn Chapter, —gai n PM, wll! nut*, i t 8:00 p.m. with Mrs. Wight Kirtley, 2402 Myrtle Avenue .Mbs Didi Cole left recently for th e . t ’nlvereitw of Florida in G alr.r villa [U K H D V . Mr. and Mr*. W. E. White left yesterday to elslt rrlatlve* in Tennessee and Maryland. Sanford Lodge No. t!2. F ami AM will confer the Fellowship De­ gree at 8:00 u. in. ut the Masonic Hall. A The Woman's Missionary Union of the First llaptlst Church will meet at 2:00 p. in. ut the church for a program on state missions. The Unity "Truth" Class will meet a t the Valdes Hotel at 7:48 p.m. "The Sermon on the Mount" bv Emmett Fox will lie studied and the public is invited lu a t­ tend. The board of the Seminole High School Parent-Teacher Associa­ tion teill meet In the Student jCounell room at 2:00 p.m. ^ The Fidelia Class of the First Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. D. K. McNhb. HI8 Elm Ave­ nue, at 8:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY The Woman’s Missionary Union, assisted by the Ituyal Ambassa­ dors, girl's auxiliary, and brother­ hood will preaent u urogram on state missions at the First Baptist Church. The Seminole County Council, ^ ‘arenta-Teacher Association, will vneet at the tlelieva School from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noun. Mrs. K. W. Williams, president, requesls that all local presidents, dele­ gates and other interested per­ sons be present for this first meeting of the school year. Mias Grrtchen Klrchhoff left nn Saturday to enter Sulllns In Bristol, Va. Mies Sue Collum Irft over the weekend to resume her studies al the University of Florida In Gainesville. Fir*t grader* of South Side School, celebrating hlriMav* *W« month, were honored with a aartv at t | no a tn on Friday In th. auditorium Mr*. J C. Mltchfll prlncinnl. diie-tcd the event. A "hurt urogram consisted o' the singing of "Hnnpv Birthday' In unlenn: "Jesus Love* Me" hr t tud«- Lavemler; and “Jesus LoveMi*" in Spanish bv pupils of Mr* -i. ■"'*«* room. P "”’* **f V* Wilms Morgan sang “Lit lie Red Caboose"; and pupils ot Mis* Ernestine Westphal's foor I "tertaioed with the singing of "Big Spider". Tt'ose reb-hratlng birthday* arr 'Wap- - RilPnoslo-. Rusty Row t*"* Palsv Low Ilennrtt. Susa* k'ni«rr, I’vuiette Norman R<" Rvmrs, Terrv Yandell, Juanita Fryer, Lvn l.owman, Joyce Ttipt* Dantiv Dunn. Richard Strickland and Doris Blanton. Mr. and Mr*. J. B. Ekem have left for New Smyrna Beach to spend a week. Mr. and Mrs. M. 1.. Rakcrn Jr plan to leave tomorrow for Tampa to spend the day. Randal) Goff ha* Isft for Bos­ ton to *tudv at the Ma**arhu*elts Institute of Technology. E. C. Harper Jr, left over the weekend for Galnesvlllr to re ­ sume hi* studle* at the University of Florida. Miss Carolyn Patrick plan* to leave tomorrow bv plane fruni Or­ lando for Duke University In Dur­ ham, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klr*chner returned on Friday night after spending two week* In Hendrrsunvilt*. N. C. Friends will be glad to learn that Mrs. Fred Ball is resting nicely et the Holiday House Hmpltel In Orlando. f i r . A: Mr. amt Mrs. Ci. H, [levels an­ nounced today the birth of a sun Ronnld Glen on Sept. 12 at the Fcrnuhl Laughton Memorial Hoi|i>ital. Mrs. Hevcls will he rrmem"tered an the former Janice Cook. ___ rH O M T H E ^rA tX , lection of Anthony Slot (a . . . the famous Ulotto hip-hugger jacket with matching shirt In shadow blue Italian cut velvet. Large gleaming rhinestone button* close the Jacket front. Th* rounded full-length eleevea «Vt ho w^ftj pushed up as ahowU' and there la a cuffed elaah paalwt off either side of the jacket. An Iridescent dephlnlum-blue pure will* taffeta scarf worn at ths collar!*** neck*' line completes tba coslunu. - I Billy Smith Honored With Wiener Roast | LAST TIMES TODAY ! ! | 1ANA niRNfH t llic MlRHY WIDOW f • fii .a . .» , l.i f..p.... . MtfM 11 4M f TUES. & WED.! with MKXTWUXH DUNJUKI — Plus — Cartoon — "Clown On Tho Farm" \ Paramount Nowa nonoreu Young Hilly Billy amitn Smith was honored with a dIIrthdav party on Batyrday glyein by his mother, Mrs. i*. Smith, at their homo ,a l William P. ... ....................... 440 Huntmerlln Avenue. Bitty eels bfeaSed hla* aovonth birthday on Sunday. The young guests were invite*] for 4t8Q o'clock to enjoy n and a wiener roast. Prises ? iorm the winner In a peanut hunt were awarded to Rob Riser end "Chip” Crawford; a bean bag game was won by "TVs" Wood­ ruff. Later a birthday caka cleverly carrying out a cowboy and Indian theme was presented to Billy. The cake, made by Mr*. Fred Robb, was Iced In shade* of brown and decorating the top wars cow­ boys and Indians, a coral Is and Indian teepees encircling a lain fire. A delicious picnic supper In­ cluding wirners and rolls, potato chips, pickles, olives and soft drink* was served bv Mrs. Smith assisted by Mm. Henry Wight. Those enjoying the party with Hlllv were Lawrence Plvec. Bed­ ford Aiken, Bill Wight, Wayne Epp*. "Tex" Woodruff, Hob Ri­ ser, Handy Jones, Frank Reumli1st, Barry Brown and "Chip" Crawford. Mr*. Cas«andra Schullt hns returned to Sanford from Tamps *nd I* making her home at 300 Park Avenue. Mr*. T. C. Ulalsdell hs* return­ ed to her horn* on Oak Avenue after spending five week* at In­ dian Rock* Beach on the Gulf. Miss Nixie Klrchhoff left In. day for Williamsburg, Va. to en­ ter the senior ylae* al William and Mary .College. Ml** Arlene Jacobson is ex­ pected to leave tomorrow to re­ sume her studies al Duke Uni­ versity In Durham, N. U. M r. a n d M rs. H. I W h ttn rr h a v e a s t h f l r g u e st* M i. W h ltn e r's Id o th e r W illiam C h u rc h W h ltn e r of P itts b u r g h , P a . Mr. and Mrs. Hlchle Klaus havt arrive.I from Moultrie, (la. and ■re guest* *t (ha home of Mr. and Mr*. D. B- Watkins on Palmetto Avenue. Friends will be glad to learn that Dr. J. C. Gibbs la getting along nicely following an uperatlon yesterday morning at tho Florida Sanitarium. Jerome Kent of 1000 Palmetto Avenue has received hla diploma from the University of Michigan al Ana Arbor with a Bachelor of SslencS Degree. AG2 Elmer B. Fondren and Mrs Fondren and son Steven left to dav for Wadene, Miss, to visit Mr*. Fondrsn's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ratcliff. Mrs. S. M. Van'Hook and Mr. and Mrs. McKay Truluck have had a* their guests for several dayi, Mr. and Mr*. R. W. Ben­ nett of Babaon Park. DUXBURY SCHOOL OP DANCING • ■ i . - i i b f n [ j0 . J • oak 4 CaasmarcUl Are. f ___ HOLLYWOOD BED SPECIAL * l)R. C. L I'KKSONS QLkeJa-rtgt Photo by .Lioicsii OPTOMETRIST Ladies of the ILury \riri.s t ii.lo of llic Snof.ii .1 t ...tus- 1211 of Elk* present o $433 ih.-.k to Mrs EYES EXAMINED Othrllo Gretn. heml nurse ut the H unt Alum Homo f.i in p p b d t'hildr tiim tillu, for ...... . little A birthday party was held foi pali'jrit* suffering fioiii lo-nit und cireiilutoi y ili-io-is l i f t u. light ure Mrs. Henry lloirsl.oi. Mis GLASSES FITTED member* uf the second, third am1 lame* lluolebnii. Mi*, Joe Meiiendc/., Mr* .lessti' I. mlpi, nml M s. John Cameron, pre*ldenl of llic circle, 1!G South A ftb i# fourth grades on Friday at 1:0f file little patient i« Nnnc\ H«.t>l. of Sunfoul p.m. In the auditorium. Mrs. Mir rhell also directed this event am' birthday cake, donated by Mr* SKI'TKMIIKU SHI'HU MI'KCIAI, Fred Robb, was served In the lunchroom. The following have birthdays: Second Grade: Vernon Hall Sylvia Murphy, Shirley P#t*n. WIDE S li M iiu N OK FLAVORS Gary Southward, Donald Gard. Pat Mrtlrien, Lmirv Rockett, Boh by Thompson, Ulrlv Smith, Anne Tu Mo HKm w s s m : « i i i i N n F I'lES FUtemeyrr, Susan McCall nml PINEAI'PI.E t IIEESt IRE APPLE and PEACH Ledford lllcks. Third Grade.- Ruddv Beatty Sharrnn Riser, Palsy Peters, Ken neth Slack. Juhnnle Prrvatt, Jin> Trspolln, Pat Wight, Debbie W VI.GREEN AGENCY Scott, Barbara Appleby, Lana "On The t'inner By Th* Clock” Bennett, ilohhv Smith and Penny Pulver. Fourth Grade: Harhsr* Moses. Nathan DeWItt, Teddy Mcllrlen, Lewis, Frances Swann, JeckM Mike Roberta, Billv Foster, Robert Ashlev, George Stoothaff and Sue I tl VI*I I •••Mil l.t* • l*T t iu n g e h is Howell. >np Mil 111. (i|uiist in tills ••!!«* f m iu P hi nmtMittt * Mi whe n you t a k e Teachers: Mr*. Ruth Carlton. |Cit t T l l f l l t ••* M‘ i » r it I'ut* mIj* v wiI mI \ \ * ilitii * *1. i \ Mrs. Roberta Richards, Mr*. Meat rice Anderson (Secretary|, Mrs t h e m o u t of ioe I t*. I ttic io *,1 i, I III. I»m!> Margaret Loucks and Mrs. Jran III I' »{•*• .Ii lilt Lindquist. W OOD ” 1 II. 1 trim; Hit .*Hill l.l 1‘ Ilf N.I|»I The program was ss follow* m o th b a lls 1IIDM As Second Grad*: norm "September" 1 t\ lift It.lll l.ttll .* » t l ttjn 1Jlnt - Tim Lemon. J. C Kerman: 1la , * II <1 "tlll'l "III V poem "A Bed In the Leave*"— HOLLYWOOD r whui * it llkl I4H.IIll if v Ill'll III III ' b AY1*IP fll Chubby lluffej. Sandra Wright, to Im married In Ellul 1 him 1If>11 $1il ■till 111. III!' lm-a Chin Crawford; group song, “Tee Pairin' Wyiiioi. - Ric thud Ml' Pot"—Mr*. Margaret Muriftr’* liyiili, * v . Rial 'lm ami In i .til linn i•1 1{1i* k \ Moon1.lilt and room; group song "School liny*"— ii'iilurnui Inisbiiiiiil )!r1 ;ilnllK lift til'll 1 It llll H 1. lll'fr. -I'lllv tfiint Mis* Margie Warmoth'* room; il.mdy Mil*, des pile till' all1111' \ If IH.111\ 1*1lilt l*N •.1Ink .1 i and ul tils* gn**l| If 1S "''••m, “ My Garden" — Lullin' Clause, Vada Stoffer, Anne Flow who I,live tiled lo toll a knell bo i l , plopo-ed lo me on a won! ihr latest Flyuil m.irii.ier . «> mever ami Linda Harvey. ■wi pi loll 'tie i em eilibet ed Third Grade: poem "Autumn since il began almost two ir.n \ ei v to m ,m in I hen lie I'atled Leave*"—Carolyn OlU.varH; poem, ago "Months of the Yeai/'—Nancy " rii.it's rlglil." panted I' *111. • m> p a , io i I s in K in a- and said M a y 1 have Hie honor of your Thurston: norm "Time"—Jimmy between slri’liniois ilanie l obi n dam t ii i . hand in m h i i.n e Mv Dee*: poem “An E raser"—Jean .ils lor "Slie’s Hack on Itroadu " Robson; Psalm 100— Lynn Crab- "It'll lie two reals ni'Xl ni.Mitli I p a te n t, llionelit ill w ell' mil oi tree. guess a lot id pimple dnlni llonl mil minds " I liev w e ir ,i Id lle eiiiieerliod Fourth Grade: an acroatlt, il would lust Hud long hill ille i Itii'V met I u n i tIn-v were "September" Tummy Kipp, Mu* "Bill we gel along fine We b n , anne Jones, Wayne Evans, Mike i Ini uf laugiis wlieii we're loeelli ilolh’tded vs it Ii In in l i ie y ’ve heen Roberts, Nettle Raker, Sarah Me- er And we're togethei il lul ..... .. happy .llioiil ii* evi l slnee " lee adiniM ril lll.it slo* and Watters, Linda Greene, Doug people lllllik Although we le t i Pv.ill Gordon, Ronnie Meadow*: poem Ilian i n i tiiv . an one i *n ill al spat lint both dime n lid id traveling we vi “T ree*'—Buddy Kirk: g r o u p never iienn npurl uuun than a II'', ui'vei ii'iv lee >n Inriif laslinp song "A Busy Day”—Mrs Ro­ CET READY EOK TALI. WITH So non Ii lot lin e lo llollvwood berta Richards' roam and a purm week or *o At h-ast wo woi. n t until the picture lti.it Ermi m.ik ‘‘Se|il*inh*r"—Mary Anne M'.n ,p id. lev lew \lonkev II11sI FRESH, NEW I.ODKINti CLOTHES ing ill England 'The Sen Itoiuu■on. i mil ■ Inull v a* Ihe Mars Weil lie s.'iuii ali'il Inin moulliI Itaiti* W In* S»'l %i* thi* lime and that's lunch 1 , I.1K0 .abet |in l'ii.- ol Ihe same naiiie 0H8 MEET CANCELLED But lit be seeing him soon elllii i I Ur Plililli li* -< U r J lir Unr* VYliu S ttriiir. oh n m u Jhd it i- well played Seminole Chapter No. 2, Or.I.i of Kastrrn Star, will nut me. i in England or at mu olliei Imno I In M In .1 ii d I'linio b lo w III Thursday night, a* pievhoi-l. ill Juniiiiea i'll!' halls.is bol n tollin'.ul i i'III H, I I'ol -I llloSI III, l\ O' e.OI'l s achedulrd, tweausr redbcorutoiy ■ lo t. .n ,l ii dli m ail II .oil a gtrod m.iii !i lor Hyim Mo .d o and lenovailiig uf the M>>"i • o . b lot vnnth I bis lime Hall will nut lie completed by tli.o i* an aelive iiiihvnlu.il ,ool ig i i ii v *.i ml out liloi’i'l lingers time. pears In liave a wantlerliisl ii li e i • pel llliellll'l s and lluir SANFORD'S I.KADING DRY I’LKANKRS Mrs, Leona McLain, wuitb. 1 lna|if* " ill u ittil h fi yt in 111 matron of the chaptrr, annuunc ■ VU* f ,iit in ntiltn ill* mil h ,i v4*1% , v, o am lo .hi e.nlmi age are 110 FAST SIvCI IN It STUKKT I'llUNK 165 tin- whole Ihmg that the meeting scheduled i 1 ■>|l> i Ini oi.io till* r fin .ii Kril **H> llt.tl flllll' the first Thursday in (h-toi., .shtii III In* iittli' In \AIII K ll M 1 i mild h ive he' ll hiolllrl d Hu' last p o e id Hie Iiei'llllllllg had lii'IH will h# held, huwever. mily lt.t\f In \\ ll K It.ill .1 VIMt lint vii" tl 1tLr ."■lamed and if there wele less ami nil u ill I ]I r« i ton id 'liim-v ami le** amiolil til Nl)l‘llll a»X lilt mil > in 1vi m .iu .i gai:. I s.illi|de "I II poll hel ami *is inoidlis here idondi ban nut l>v Ils Id.n k uni* m m e t s gi "Wlialever liapjiehs 1 waul n, I h.iiics i iil.nl Ii elves good sup keep working I'm a darner and poll mil Manlyn Mnnrne offer* I i'Ull't sluliif lo lie idle lot lone snme ol the liliisl allrtielive seen After a few weeks ol doing indli ei v millmed In reel'll! inoidlis HAPPY BIRTHDAY J. L- Dunn Sarah Du nil ‘if.ALLON BORDENS ICECREAM 89c ■89c L otinillal SkAnderson LANEY’S DRY CLEANERS mimt,)i i ■* ( ' 1tn| v ' r ( ^ i o IG w so many h/dwme colors i VIIV l WHO I* • ea 1 HI A ! Mb L alaal Nawa , L im it* Tim . O at, 5 9 “ -^ J n tB B I i that ■V/ -J.r -/» U / t ’ Dcliixt Hollywood BW, M*tdbo*rd, stirdjr rolUd edge Inaereprlng mattraaa and heavy duly U t ageing eaveced la ACA ticking, • atnrdy Ufa'. . . A rani tjayt ■u.\ And Cartoon ♦ IASY BUDGET PLAN TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY A nmnll down i»»ymenl will deliver your heater nnw'aml you may lake a year to pay (lie Balance U you prefer. SANFORD'S FIRST SHOWING! Gasrhatand I Yaara SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES — With — - - jn Gertrude Bari aa *** "MOLLY GOLDBERG” un lim tallatlim H tiiada heftiru S e p te n ila T Hfjlh. u d Pbiip Look, IH Mints fO M tN U m O F U U M M l 2 »- 0 LAST TDH58 TONIGHT ilia - MISS TRUMAN ON PROGRAM BEVERLY HILLS. Calif, ifvM aifaret Truman, here (or a fuest appearance un Jimmy Durant*'* television show next Saturday, went uijht clubbing last night with producer Henry Wilson Long lime friends, they appeared ut tiro 's The President's daughter arci\i'*i yesterday from New York. Asked what her plans are when her father leaves office next Japi.:;. *h, • "{ 'w d , taken care of I've been under con­ tract to NIK for two year* and the contract hat been renewed Of course I'll eimtinue to live in New York Mr. and Mr*. George Rwanb have returned to their home at Treat fruit and berry atalns at 1406 Magnolia Avenua after a dent al the University uf Flnridu once, If possible; they are hard month's vacation visiting rela­ Mrs. Walker le now associate 11 to remove after they dry. Bolling tive* in the Mid-western and with the Family Loan Cmnpim of that city. water (if it will not harm tho Northern stales. stained malariali or sometime* Mha Bettye Hen* Ball left tu even warm water will remove most Mr. and Mrs. William M. Ulals­ fruit stains. It Is best not to usa dell and two children, ChrUty and dav for Gainesville to enroll tm her eenior year al the University soap In treating the alaln, aa al­ Barrie, of Arlington, Va. were the of Florida. She plan* to spend * kalies in the soap set tome fruit u**ta of, Mrs. T. C. Blaledell and week In Talahasse* after eni>>ll and berry atalns. Us* the same 6If*. C. R, Dawson last Thursday ing and will be accompanied bv methods for removing stains from and Friday, Mia* Donna Lou Harper who will cooked fruits and berritt aa from resume her studlee at Ftornki fresh. The Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Me- Stalo University. Inni* and daughts* Carolyn have You can prepare a delicious returned from South Carolina Mrw and Mr*. R. C. Balfr an t sandwich filling from rock lobster where thty visited relative*. An­ foiir children visited ovar th tails. Bell the lobster tails, than gus Mctnnls accompanlsd thsm on weakend Mr*. Balfa'a bm remove and dice lb* meat: m il their vacation and hat now gons thar-ln-lawwith and \ sister, Mr. mid with diced celery, sliced ollvss, and to DcvWaon College in Davidson, Mr*. John Fo*. [Th* Balfaa ....... mayonnaise; season tu teats. N. C. to Intar hla senior year. enrouta from ths lr homa In We»i Palm Beaah wh re Mr. Balfe 1' A heaped-up plat# l* discourag­ #u] Mrs. Richard T. E. editor of the Palm lleacti ing to a toddler. Put Just a small Walkei. ar* now residing at 320 ■porta Poat-Timea, to lalneavlll# whei. amount on bis plat* and U t hint North# lo ftn su t Sixth Street In Gaines they will enter their daughter Mb for second helpings. _____ rill* where Mr. Walker Is a elm Beverly, In colb g*. NOW OT«N i THE SANFORD H F .tU lD Muodaj, Sept. 13, 1832 Page j South Side Pupils Celebrate Birthdays • Arlaaa MeQuada, Larry BaMaaao, Edward Fraaa, Barbara Raah, Pater Haaaaa Sanford , < «(t ■ ,*. rj (y. » IP C i II V, C hatham blanket* . . . the blankets that are fumoua for line qtiuUly and long wear. Their warmth will he so welcome in chilly dormitoriaa; their color*, *<» heart-wartotug and gay. Company U 300 EAST FIRST STREET — AMa —___ cartaan . aad Setaetad Bkarta h i. FURNITURE If you're getting your oUepring ready for school, come aee our M rrllrnt value* in Right Where We’ve Been For 31 Years v ■w d‘n -‘-M v r- ■ aM W B m f- '1 �r wryx# mP'\r v f i ir? rTr* : i r r r v . r 'y tp »/’i *i ;ri l h r TOE HANFORD HERALD pdgg j M ond uy, B «pt. Itt 1952 Football Season Off To A Roaring Start On Saturday Columbia University To Meet Maryland In Biff Attraction Hr O ttu i ROBERTSON NEW Y O RK 'if -G a m e * u su a lly re s e rv e d fo r In lr r In Hie s c # to n K nd 11 Florida Athletk Association Nantes Officers For Y&r ■vast PALM BEACH i f - T t * and aeven state championship events In the coming year. The AAU elected new officers ere Sunday and nt Hi meeting hern teceived m in ts for swimming iwimr diving and weight lifting areola., jti le se n asked lo r the n« Daytona Beac (n llonil wornnan’s nutdodr swimming championship* and F.lllnor ___ ___ _________ _ Vlllefi _ (ft nl O rm o n d B each re q u e s te d th f n a tio n a l o u td o o r w o m e n ’* sy n c h ro o ile d sw im m in g lo r e v e n ts e x c e p t long d ista n c e nnd d iv inng g ev e n ts In (he s ta te i l t t Plfo major opponents with rhamploninlps .Miami Itteach defeat je o p a rd is in g ( M r c h a n c e s . U p . ,. I f _ ___ all chi all handb _______ of l i l t i n g a po st se a so n how l bid. ivr H e ad lin in g th e r o a s t to r o a s t lando askeo for the - junior and i Miami north p M g ra m la th e clti'di «l t ’o lu m h la , neplor weight lifting; .Ml«n|l M p L / t a f q r d a v b e tw e e n th e U nit west YMCA reijueated Ww Junior men's swimming jand iWllywoud v c rilty of M a ry la n d , ra n k e d arc asked for Ihe Junior women's In Olid to M ichigan .H air In Ih r p re . season b a llo tin g , and M issouri of loor swimming. Ft l.nuderdale requested the (hi Bli Be von C onference aryiuml, rated even mnfe posv- senior men and women's outdoor Arful than the outfit which whipped a ivIin mini! The AAU said ZT new rtcofd* top ranked Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl la at Jan. 1, will carry a win w rrr set In the pail year, Inelud nlfll streak of 12 games Into the inu 22 In swimming and five in weight lifting c o n te st n t, Ben Officers elerted: president, Tor those funs who watch their 1; vl«e fpqthalt no the television screen, York. West Palm Beach; a m ppi; *; Tem tn * game of the week will he nt president, Nash Mlgfllnl,. T D uga’ ' nnp. Lawrence. Knits , between Texas secretary treasurer, Jo* Du loh e h i t r Christian's Horned Frogs, defend mlaml; stale registration iflg Southwest Conference rham tn a n . M ay m e llo e g e rth a tlie n , W rit PWUo.nnd the .University of Kan P a lm tle a c h . V one ,nf the lllg Seven powers jU waa ranked ninth «nd Kansas In the ore season noil on Iho Hose Bowl with ijjklr ho^js lie Pacific t’oafl features Washlargely on Bob fl kton State and .Southern Call- hart> abllftI* to find Ends ,Ed ..da, ranked tr.h nnd mth, re- Barker and Don Htelnbrunner with (rllvcly. In a game under the Ids passes Kjevi K le v rn tli ra p lir d T e x a s. Mm hts Friday nlcht. The cougars i Washington Sfrtfe have an eye fiirtl rtl In th e l]tft slot a n d V C., I, I0MIN(; TO STANFORD A . No. 19, a lso open th e seaso n a g a in s t m a jo r o p p o n e n ts. T hf L onghorn* ta k e on I / m l i l a n l State of th e S o u th e a s te rn C o n fe ren c e S ta n fo rd in e r ts a lw a y s tou g h S an In ( 'l a m a n d UCLA ta c k le s O regon In a P n e lflc C o ast C o n fe ren c e i t fa ir J. fllh e r h ighly ra te d e le v e n s w arp a rm u p a g a in s t m in o r o p p o sitio n , At le a st ll fig u re s to he m in o r on th e hasla of past Mrformancga., Gi <]*jr lonstly, gla Tech, ranged third natlonail jitadaQ. a up. against the Cltad th ranked C a lifo rn ia m eet* tile College nf the Pacific and Duke, No . 19, .plays host to W a if Ingfon g in .. a—n d -----le e 11 The lig h te s t a c tio n Isi In Ih th e E gat ast lllg T en am! h e re th e (op area where Ml , g h t c o lle g es w a it • n o th e r w4*k nigi to p ry off th e lid. T h* h e a t g a n t i t In the East find Pa ■enn S ta te ta c k ling Temple and Yale, Y aw , u n d e r It* hitw coach, ■Minimi ltv ar, warm new Jordin OOltvar, lug up a g a in s t C o n n e cticu t. L d im H O W Y ou Cu t • Hpfnk E ffe r flv e ly • fle v n h ji P o ise end R tlf C onfidence NKW C O A C H E H • In c re a se Y o u r Incom e • Win F rie n d s ami In flu en c e Pup pie W r its fo r F lIR K L ite r a tu r e . F L O R ID A ; ,i IN S T IT U T E 2301 H. IIURtby Hl.« , O r land ii, F la . T A LLA H A hH K K - ( B p e c la ljT h e re m e tw o new m e m b e rs on th e F lo rid a S ta te U n tv e rs fo o tb a ll c ouching s t a f f fo r I iar>2 ra rn iia ig n . T h e y a r e a s s i s t ­ ant rn a e n s a V aughn M an ch a, fo rm e r A ll-A m erica c a n to r a il A ln im n ia f am i K en M a c L e an , F l u g r a d u a te , w ho tu to ra th e " I t" tea m . U F S SAVERS A child at play Is careless, Who knows what next he'll do, And that Is w h y -----Ho well may die. If W E n r n c a r t'lim it to o . ^ * / r H |y IHJUft A C I O S T S '* ” Andrew Carraway Agency ‘T a s u r s n e s P IIG N R 114 J fSJ P lu s fierT ic s" 114 N O R T H P A R E . ti \ >1 , Bradberrr pieced himself In the hande of Coroner Porter White only 30 minutes before the ring of teerchera planned to close In upon him. White said Bradberrr admitted U 1 t K* Ihooting Deputies Herman Treece. 49, end Frank Harblson, 17-year-old nephew of Sheriff Charles Harblion of Walker County. The coroner laid he expected that murder chargee would be filed Propo«cf! ConailOilfnmt Antfnflmpnla To Br Volctl On Novettilipr FV .*;A " ‘ a te A i r a U - e , (ASOC.mI. wu* n l a l i , l l f i t ‘ "••».. the 1952 major tnllcgn fool Graham Kckes School, Palm season nil to roirlng atari this week with II nf the nation's Beach, asked for Ult „ national 10 top ranking elevens swinging women** Junior mte meter' Indoor Idiving evenfa . . ,u . Into .action. , • ..... B ids .w e re stih m lite d o n e ll Jun Eight n t th e te a m s w hich fin E h M Riming th e firs t Zn In th e ‘A U M llttr i P r e s s ' p r r aonr.on pull re Heyday, more tnan too off! hunt la being held In the alayWg rare stud r ____ void neteers had sealed off , i T l n » UtM‘ “ k wnoda Into <*hleh Bradoi two otneera. Horace Bradberrr wee b uattdd b m r,* Add *after the hilling*. Two J A S P E R . A l l tft—A M y e i r old off to jell at Blrmlodhem when iirpfegM* 9wed the posse. A rn old Bootlegger U Held For Slaying 4 against Bradberrr toderThe officers had gone to Bred berry's home three miles north o" Jasper in this dry county to leatclt for Illegal Hnuor _____— 19 2 lh, S 14 aacthlp •* -‘W tJvt T-,- "udea *t - - ■* - - —a * *. •» - - - r ' »• * -'*■ »» • , # * • **■ “* l « l -----T**« nnp •. Beramnqt efTu-r* oi ,iu 'ik * eerrh r rteaiau OIOV1U* or ernerel m alortnt >*• tor*1 • " " " • • I |km County Sotaint office e t tn* Um* e tltn d ln s Onli fo lh* flrai manner lu r-ht"b an? ,-oi.i.tr p a y form? KRHfcTH JOINT IIKtuilAll IOH NO . e f t M U l r i e s effect ot K 7 Irrm .le n t; y slie r lh# first Uonuay In It* own rh a ila, Ana m t.ity ip a ftt fn i ll T» ostsanas Snd si A Jsinl Rteoiution S o l u t io n >p*mnoriel |» « n s Ah ehsll k * ^ * s ^ sdd'UsaW MdM fx fdllnslep the n»il »ueie*dlna nay rieeienatr Ih* oa ><*■.( the ra u H rI 1AtHtndmeut •Inaias fu se ar fun** is mi Clrcull Judga and shall hold office Til Article V Id "the Con M iuleta the p»w*ta, riu’i.r .anil t.jy-■ M itf ll flerdon A Mjrrreeof ta ra th requirements foe esM Sefv* u itll tha lima a t which h it larra aa •ueh eddillneal J n tilrr ehnll be flavl flrtlon nf all ro-iM. o'f rt* end i "lllullnn Ilf Th* Stele IK Fiorina Hj J t f o a of tha Court of Hacord la and eervee Iterefor-, e f t ' ’ "7 Addins A New Sertlos T h -rrts Ta He ed by ihe qualified citrine* of in* dee'snet* tn n r ib-a •• rerma nod hlrle n a auilefynttss Mnll for EocamWa Oounly afylroa. There*!Numbered Hr TM Uevrnr-y fit illelr, Kiel* al lb* time* *«-• p's.-** nf vniinq l-iriedirt.nn. errt uroyiil* ih* menner Hoe or -----a* an/rlsrhalf s f-tM RelnHsg Tn Abollahlns Th* Office Of ter. such eddltlnnal Judge of lha Clrfor relmber# nt lh* M rlt.e lu rt er (hr nf Ihei,* eelerltori a 'id ,*-»ru eneetlno cnunlv ls e l|s r t|s s sf eOfSSesent#/ ru lt Court ol Recambla County ahall Soi'clmr In f>ed* rvmntr pier %l*f ettrerrdlne erneral ellHInn fnl provided, however, ■ho I nu aurn rhar aeihorilr* Seresf, *r aeihorilr S«r*sf. ----M a& /l be •elected In th* atm * menner a t inwisq ■lu -h ennelnlipem on* ei irr aha,l Impair III* m wrra and lur'e dr. And in* OuHm Of XI* sta le At ether fatsfd aalls deem H N nr ^ circuit Judge* er* selected, ax* £dfa,e#aasod lim ey Of f*#de ( W h it FVdlda And *Wim ahell S* #ler|*d Inr a lerm if dlrl'op nf anv io '- m r r r t 'i d hr Ihr fn earn si_ Ihst, If aelecied b r election, h# ,sn r itt*. nfit lor a lerm it firii CiinetltUlln I iw Ihe I ide* or lud ■** *l'e Aie'etenl Hi"i* A|lnri.,>* And Th» rapt under *urh term* end psl ehslf be eelected hr tho qualified elasA or'.ntm eni Of Rimv A«*meni Him* rent*, and on* for a ierm of alt v *t* llhrrenf oi Ihe 1'r.uulr lu aid <f |--l*,|bIhe Slnle Hoard snail In lie lore of BaceaiMi Countr. II- ahell raTSerrairer. ih* eurrenr'.r le reM, e.wh loatrurlloo No r o ji.it r l.eitri **»e|i Alt foer" And Sner-'nl | o . o r e determine. aide le Kacambla Connie end he ehall. Asd Fur The Bnv, lm»ol OI Boehlln* J u 'i l r t ehnll b* elected Ini la ffrn lh* Irtf. Impoali'ou n- r- li**, „n m a'utea (Si To dltfrltrule annua i f fat lh* addUiopai • Him each county, be*# ell th# paw‘ f e n r la ir* pree^r'led ha »*a»ral law HF IT flRH'l' V "n "tf r i f e i F ills a rt end perform ell tha dullea that •e rtre l IVnardt of I'ual'e In ttru rlitn ef * lerm pf als year* Th# Ix ia ie iu re r.tey er* ar may h* nrarldad or prescribed lh* roumle* Ior net Is I uarmtfi *f |r l F,ar*fI a* p r.,n jrd Ip euhter f»r Hal* purnnaee. (he adnptln* u rbartere hr T.A-*'ftF OF TIIR RTATI. OF be drbl ttr r lr # *n SnndSi neiam loje »> imn ib i he*inf. earn Juefir# r f lh# , a-ilhofli* th* Conetllstlon nr he Btatuta, snd m uollra a* a o rlre ra ran- FldiSIHAl Kiprem* f*ni,r| then he eleried for a lha eerrrel htr*«fl*r leased by an Thai Arllrl* y nt I*.* r.ioalltul'on *H etbttttae eoncernlna Circuit Judd*# or anerlal rlerllon wh-rh rn*rlrre •tl*yeer lerm hr lh* suailfled >l*r. rrel •h ere ihe kroerrde of a Kill apply la him. if* ehall hold tri­ of Ih* St"le nf (Unridu tw emended or em endet onlr hr (*•# taf* of 'K* Slate a l lh* llmr* end me* be altered for etf ft) yeere and ehall recatr* uaed. or er* I* be UM' hr which th rr were adonfrr hr Addles e s e n d '!m e t e#--i»"n there fle* eirurllnn. acqulemen. , lm»fSoa|t«nt. nUrea .if .v s l'h f h-r member* of 'h» method IK* east* Mtary and ansvannet far to lo bs numbered ' •br Stefetery 's«1etat«r#M a* ihs sen ertl tie-tion .vitw llheiaadl'* any ether pruvielen *f Stata, end lb* eame la hrrehv e*pen ray a* elKer Clrtull Judga*. In irniihiaSL,* * enlersemenl. fursliblai near sre te d l'S lha eeidrs'ioo of each of Ihl* Ccnrlltut on of raplial null* [*y at dim • trred in and ehaU he a> bmltted tn M csm bla County, hut tho asm* Mall __ ________ ijm* of.auek ;nff|r*i nrorldad, Ihs* lr ounly of Cacamtdn rounly, and whir esunfy, Ich rs s lts t tha 0»i Stale of _____ Fhrida E y^T ld____ I tb# electee" of Ihe . . ......... H eT d lb* e » « a l,o f 'i vk.dncv l« If* --fflr-s '**•> it lr«ea *s * r * 't i t i e fu* ,e,.flc*l*on or rcjdcilos a, ,h# **„ ndt of lha aai.arat iit jb b m ef said nt sn* rumIr« snd IhSr* ha da '-n et. H o n s it j o i v t i i r - o ' r n r i . v v o exs • til *l**tlot tn h* b*id on t'.a f|rat rriuniy. nnfaaa and nnld tha tastal*' InetrSaflan "sif sf of *Fulfil* Its initrifflem Mfad (arm. tha euer«rn» aball he . A Joint Retoiullpn t V w r i n j An Turader after tb* H**t Honda* sureuanl fa ____s ______ sqfvsy s f ivtdea otharwlaa hv law. Thar# .tut# pro1 •l»«lad enlr for lha balanra nl Ihr Antrn.lmenl To Arllrl* V nr lb * Co-v Vvvanahar, lil t , aa fn1->wi N dueled eiibaeqMBf le Ji an Iyddljlnnal nfflcfai pvort Iahatl TS? ■ 'leaafdrrd farm ihe rouniy, ea*sv , n ta# of th* Circuit Court of •lllullnn Of The Kiel# o# Vlor'da Ht Section ——. Oe end bflrr July 1. trrlbed b V ’lh# Kiel* S U fd fs ■ i.r .‘r. Serjinn » Judafai ssaU flreilm * fin Addlne Therein An Additional Rerllon 19*. tb s nfflelbl Ootart m : and County th# Slat# Allam ay of tha H apnrtarnfthe min* lb* rapitei euttsy needs ef in* . rami . „ _________ snag era*. haannolnled or *1*rt Tnan and d f of tha Couri of Hacord lu To He Nuinbereil fir Th* Kerretaru Of Judirlet Circuit In and for fnr Caramhla f l •* s JtHfiee ef lh* Sunrem# (’o-irl. Slala. I'rovldl-a For An Addll'nnel FlavaptK rouniy. County hnldlns ------#ud eh i Pads County. Florid*, ehall n* the rr Judea nf a n re u ll Conn nr Criminal _______ . . . . ___ s f tha tablji sltlon at lh# lima sf Ih# IlhlnS clroulr Jude* Fur Th* hronnd judicial "o a e ru l'n e allm ner nf n * ''rim lhal Th* S ta ts flnerd ehsll iVnrt. • h o I* no* ef l»eer •« * ••* .lire circuit rimhramo# The Stale r a n lie' enttff el ihe firs* ef leeuanf* < and 'll" f n u t of fact of Ihla amendment aball rear* of as*, a rlllean en.l reitdem nl To Aaalal In Th* Olapnelllno Of A Crimea bfof Record addlllnnal official il Court Jtapstbr e n r Hoerd of Pjolle Had* Cnunlyt and 'h e of. •uch •Xnrlda, end t n e tiorner *1 h e dui* f^ rs* Volume Of I Ideal 'on Inmlyln* *'c* of County Tourt snd until u f d Circuit Court to eotenenl end Stre* R->ll-’tcr. and th« twal. lay nf llraseed lo pt**|lr* In Fl-rlda. provided b» law unite* nlhararti* orovli and uni Th* Kiel*, fh Officer Therecf. Ill* •loo of Aealatan* Cnunlv Kolleltor lo Hoerd ea In ihe rssb ■ Sfellos < Munrere# rV iri; C m rum . I'uweie And nulla*. And Futlh*c Pro nada elalote* cnncarnln# Iba nfflcfai •li. ala natm eni* to be mad* rnunly ab*n "land ahol'ahad *«d rilfttlnn Chjal .tu tllra gelaollon Circuit Court H a porter (halt apply to rldfoe For The Annoln'«p*nt Hr Th# i»rmln*f*d. and. thareaft* the Pfete letitea nf hoods under IMS Subsdcllnn Oovernor And Cnnflrmeilon n» Th* AHornay and hi* Aeelltanl Star* Al- ,kn>, III, end m ar further Styes f b t l anr t'n(*«ra nnd f>ullre fat A m ik itiii nf the jiiatl.-as nf ih* MXW' Penal* Cf Th# Flrrl Such flrcull t lt d ended |M* ainounlt lo he dlalrlkul. under hie dlr*e|lon ehall ner. f r i After th* Ftrel Tuatda* allar tbd eh*|i eo«'niu eoe.ri|n(a * rim. furlre. And Ilia Flection Thereafter tnrneya. HuheerUon (U m ar a s ntedq*4 for fhe Xvnrrm#l Cnuri eh<|i form nil of lh* dnllaa Sod function* Flrat Monday In January. 1«». and for th# diaenlrh of h"«ln**a er r h i t H R s n i.v v n n y t i i o i r h is . of nfflca heretofore n*rfnr-urd bv Ihr until otharwlaa provided by law *Pd*M terries on boflde IIMSeld he IS Snf rqm Hoard nf FukJl* In* t ru t tie s end for •ent ep h tra lu a 'ltr ptielde* In (hit LATHRt] OF TUB STATU O f Count* Solicitor, peod'ny 'rfnrm atlo- Bllrabl* only to Hacambta tfounlr. th# FiJlP.IDAl rent, end prfotlly of-MCh H M rt eerlldrt. filed In th* crim inal Cm,it of Racor.l Solirltor of tha Court «l H*oof4 l» inla n e qm m e ^ r nf Ihl A1) rifee ln<ntvlna r*n;(«1 punAnr eurh esv tn tn ta dr a ttre Thai IS* follnwlry emaodmenl ta nr Court nf Crimea "halt n 't he Into! fbr Racamhla County ahatl set a* th* Stale Heard may h i inf*.Ifbi-eru. nr the d*l*rmlPr.Uon ol a Arllrla V rf tha Conalllut'on of th* Ida’ed hareh*. end tn* Slat* Atlanta*, and nroaoeutlns altnrnajr of tho ClrouU t.... o r holders ef ____ tilth . 1 ___ .1 . '"I enf state or FedeMl i-onatll'tllnni' qo»* Xta'e of Flnrlda. hy addin* Ihereto an or hie A n 'etan t Slot* Attnrnevo. me" Court tn and for fcacambla Count*. him of rem pelenl JurM Jt roun lelm n lien ■•herein *hSU be hrrdl"ht Into addldoiia: aecdun be numbered br flit amended |nform "lloni In any auch Florida, fnr alt criminal rb*a*. Inoludill To distribute annual! ran Iron ley ih* mpMItuiloptlliy ef ■ (he Krrralarv of Plate, la aaieeri lo and r*a"». tf and whan o»caaary Th# Iwy Ins csptlal cates, and h# ahall n# ihs •ever*) Heard* of FubHs l i t r “|*l# eisfoie, re-uln- •hell he subm itted t.i th# efactore of l"i|lu re may pr*vMe fo* Aaalnant Slat* AHornay of B*o*mbl* Countr federal nr Slat# at<f"ie, nil#, re-itlanl lb* eminllf* for lh* M 1 lien eU MouVrloal nrdintnre, ehall he th# Slate of Florida foe aonmval or • t i l e A llo-nira and a**clvl Invaaflt*- and Ihrra atiafl b* no nthar proaaeul" reel nf the eMutrirttMSi m oriderad' end delermined bv the rejection ei the oral Oepelcl Rlerllon •ora for Iho S le'» A tlom ,v ef Hade Ins officer for eald Circuit Court In imprnvemenl, *nl#r*em*nt, Ifi'ir feet Ire end not l*a* than «l* In he held In November of lh# rear County, who ahall b# apoolnlad hy the Kacambla Counly. and thereafter n l nr rqulpiilns of rsnHSl w u other Jiiillrr* of ihr Conn deeltnaud '*4?. at folium. State AHornay and etvorn In hy lha State A ttorner ehall hold alllc# until for erhnel uurpO*** In tu rd hy him: and * ludyemenr rnnrurred Krrllnn I Thera ahatl alwava b* an roarl. and eurh Aaale'SM Rial* At* iha time at Which hi* larm *a Sollrl•hell be reqiftttfd by redo!' In bv q m ip trltr rf me Juetlrre rim* addlllnnal Clrcull Judy* f.<r Ih* S*r- tornrra ahall work under the direction (nr of Ih* Court of flerord In and for ill* rn u n lr Hoard of FlSKe eldertns tkn rer* ehall be Ihf |tu1f*. nnd Judicial Circuit, antkrirlny Ihe nf th* Slat* A tlo'na* end >i>all have Kacambla Cnbnly aiplra*. Thcraaflar (Ion nf eurh rouniy. *-“ } ’ • mem oi lha Court, Kiel* Capltet. In addition to ihe fntt enthntlty to do a n t r'rfo rm nnv tu rh Slat* AHornay ahall b* aelactad i l l When ell msiu* ra p ltil dull* frl AH other reeee may b* m neldrr. fudyea aiilhnriied hr Ihl* Con. oftlclel act that Ih# Sta-e Attorney In th* tam e manner and for Ih* aatn# nerile nf a rnunlr here been nmt < *d and determined br a dlvlelnn "f nlhrr "illullno. In aaelat fn Ih* dl|oal|ir,n may do end ne'form. tr efpn ll* the term *■ tha Solicitor of th* Court *f dnlermlned by lh* Stel* tle a fl. « lh# Cent! ronaietlns >f not l«»* ihon nt n lary* roluma of tlll|*llnn Inrolr. duly nf tb« eald S|a»* A'lnrney con. ittrord In and for Kacambla Countr I* lh* bx>l* nf a lu rv ty made pursoer Jnillf** and lh* M le is e n l of loy Ih* elnl*. or officer llrie o f who 'iirvnllv wt|i> th* Sheriff „f Had* now atlertrd aloept that If aalactad In f'Siilallan* nf ihe Sidle fle s fl en three • m4|Ari|v of e n r mirh dlrlelnn aball ahell he appointed bv Ih* Onretnor fniinl* |o rnforce all of lb* criminal hr e|»otlon h* ahall b* ealaftcd by th* approved by lh* Stale Hoerd, all bur be the 1ud|fm *nl nf th* Court. tod confirmed hv tha Renata in nerve '• • a nf lha State nf Clnrlfl* In an'd nitallfltd rleclnte n | Faoamhl* Cmint*. limit* remalnln* tb tll be alatrWulf Ih* Orel Tuetdev e firr Ih* Ural Cntml* end the l.ea'alalur# may, bv 11* ahatl raalda In Kacambla County Idl ,T h l Chl»f Ji|4|lr* ehell from unlit annually and nerd fef to rn sahrv Mnnder In Januarr |»SV III* "Urreatnr anerlal a"t nr oanernl cot enact *,*nh and he ehall within etich Countr har# purnoaet In eurh rouniy ae th* Peer lime In lime he 4#leri*d hr the |, |t . ahell ha eleried lo Ih* manner pro­ atnlutea • • ore n#-c*a'r» to aunn'n all th* power* and perform all th# nf I'uhlln Intlrutllnn sf lh* raunlv IIer* Of lh* Sunrem* Couil to eerv* vided hr leer Much Clr-ull ludr* thal' irrc l and clr# f,-,l fn-r# *nd etfect dullea that at# or m ar hrrraM rr h# •hell ifaiermln*. nr a t m tf be pn»vi1 fdf ei(fh 'Ir'm nf nfflr# a* Iher enbll have lha earn* power, lurtadlrllnn and in Ihl* aertlnn nf the Conalttulton. provided or prreorlhrd hr lh» Conall* delermlnr. II* ehall b* the Chief Ad­ aalarr aa |ha o lh rr judges of eald ed hr yenerai law. tullnn or hr eletutr. eod until nthar* ministrative officer of *11 Court# «t n. ; . wtaa prnvtdrd br law he ahall ha paid C ircuit Mi ('anllat m iller tpmfeel* the Slate, snd It ehau hr hia d utr to m u n ir ehall b* eligible il* t s parlHlp*'* ere ikal llileaHon in th# Couri# of XFNATF .ffUVT n'cv tit I'TlAN VO •< hy the Countr nf Kaoamhla In th* earn# In Ih* fund* aeeruin. tins , under: ihl* lh* K ill* la dlepa'fhrd prompltr lie n #7» A Joint lleaoli'rion F- «o*ln» An manner and at th* ram* rate of rom* aa tha Solicitor nf lh* Court Amendment and d*rlrld ad from from ikd lid pmpro- •hall have the aarlutlv* power «" dli s r JOINT IlK.eOl.l'TION NO III Amendment Tn Arltrte VI" f»f Th" prpaallnn Harold In and for Kecamhla County read* of bnnda and motor re k lfls |a> rf<t t Jude# nf any Court lo eerve tem l i m A Joint ll-»olull,in F runiilne A" <-ny""lut'»n o f The Hi-t* Or Flnr'da of |a now paid unlit nthrrwla# pio« ahllrlpallnn rertlflfile# and fra onrsrlly a* ludse In e mordlnnte nr Amendment Tn Article VII Of The b e la t're -“n t H . f . n r n l o f pm nertr aided b r law and h* ahvll be allowed th* motor vehicle Urea** inferior re e rti end It ehall be »*-* Plata Copailiuilnn. Hr Addlne Therein • n r Tea*" *"d Tha Cnllvtlnn O' aapi# aaalatant* and Ihe r rompenaa* nrder nf prlarlly of duty nf erery ludee to obey allrh dl An AddUInnal Secllnn Or**l|p# a Sen Taaaa, Hv Ad't'n* Th*r*'n Addlll*«.al lion and tha eapantaa nf hla nfflco h r n survey nr purveys ratfinn nnlre* etriieed hv lha Chief alnrlal Dleirlrl For n a r And Washing. Oacttnne Tn Trovlde T h ,l In Th* •ha'I lu» now „ r hareaflct provided lh* rnunly under r e t Onuntf Of f.ee. Piet* cf K'nridA. Tb* Inn ("ounllea. Juallf* for auffltlrbl ra in s errlhed by Ih* Kiel* Oduntv T o t Ara#r4ne *be*t A""*aa The HR IT IIEKOLVFll HT TUB l .t t ll * Hf-ncrr* o f The On.inty o„* Th* Pur Secllnn I. JutUdlrtlnn of lha Su mine th* rapllal m iller I tme cemrt. The sunrem* fTrurl anil' rnunly and approved lr nor* o f r evv|nr Htnto. On", •" Schnnl K iss appal" I * luriwjlnl lem^fd_sll rae-e Vio UWai o r T,,M "TATB o r * n d 'U b llf 1**1 Tag** I cried it- ThHoard: provided, (hal l h Thai Ih* fnTowtnj ns smendment fn #l"i*. C1l|nf* Cncntr S r' "pi WOnro eurh prnUyls mdy ih* R a ts Cnnltltutlow sohnnl H‘•trivia. Snccla* Tax .School >om Ante!# VII of ........ ..........IS MuV; lime (o llm s ut rrwlt Cs-irt* Is **•## erlilnn be- by adding therein aectlnn * crealli Hoard of F o il __ rVeitIC'a. Sort fP C H c'i TVretnfl* TVi. by tha qualified elector* of Ih* rount< a Senatorial p tatrlrt far Bay Snd Met*, And An* Olher T aslna TValrlcte !•• Isee or th* Oouni* Coen* in rnunly and «1th (h t la* wherein ft* atarelsae Jjrtadletlon, se rlatn lss «• <k*lf nfebat* Washington Cauntlee I* her ih r eVraad A"d Mun'clonl'llea 0 ‘ Th# Couple and ahail b* a realdant thereof. Kiel# Heard: end y ten a ril In jh * meneeemenl of in end subm itted tn tb* rteetore «f w hich Hv Ordlnanc# F»* deal Tbe'r that this ameaSHds ahall not b* lea* than tfra of U fa nib xnd ts eaeee lha SMI* for rsllflceilbn er re lection T»r4# T« Re pn aa^raaad And t oviad. • It(tili ll Thar* anr m ia a e r alb ' tarm i nf ih* Circuit court «f etldn df felony In Ih* rrlmtnel f t . t h e ganeisl election | n IH I, a t And That T|ia C".iutv Toy cpllenlc Kacambla Counly in each ta s r. tn h* fnllnsat H i « r d " , rf , '» Shall Cdtlact And platflhitt* Thb S*M held • ' eurh time* aa ma# b* praierih"Seciloo d , There 1* hereby crealad Tdvea. Stale Reerd ef Si br the Irglilaltir*. ------ — -- V»d «T THF. 1 BOI*. •d , ffl fn Ih# aiarsle* nf Its I H S STATH > ^f lion to try ntladameenuf*. ih# jCtpnlL a n r koqda hf any Cni|rt nf fceramnl* Counly ahlfF h 1 t | an all • r l l t neceaeary or prone tlrupllias ed anr Thai tha followt, follow!*# amflndmrnf tn th* tuiwar in appoint nn* nr mnr* mrhptala e ttrrtJ * nf | n Jurt* Artlcl# 't| of lets V Vttf rt the th# C dn'i'tiit'on of (he th* aevaral Juatlcaa of the I t t r a •hail l. BdCb nf th* Jitttlcee *h*i e f f l X Xtat* of Florida r-lallre tn tha at**#aSaid Count* for their reipaotfy# dl*> tiara power tn tanu# w ile nt habese tnglnn Cnnntlra ahatl no 'nnaar ha a menl »»t ro'lo-llnn nf a‘l !* ••• In euanl rn ihl* Aim Irlcla na Cnmmlealnner nr Csmmli** rdtpqe to any part of Ihe Male n 1' part nf eald eaialtrig dletrlrla A aneclal nhttaallnn* of Ike the rounl* of f ee. hlet* of Florida, lonrrt who ihnll have autlinrtty tn try j f of anv nerelrollnn ehall be called end held In Amerlre PV n, .n a d u lt mated*, and mar aaM fnriletli fH-thl am alnrlal dltlrlci bv nddlr« therein nddulona' ear for lh* eald Circuit Couri and without tehlil* lea Hood ,* he pum h"ed hv ft* Secra jury, upon waiver nf |ur« trial •* •UCh Writ* raluriiahl* helm# Wllhln t l da>a after the a*P#ral elec m alured or . ' nr Ik* iupfep'* C iuft. or apr linn |n | t | ] tn elarf n "etialor from 'e ty of K'vte, h» *nd tv* asm* 'a her*, now provided hr law. any perron n u t* Hoard on hy aareea in and aheti b* eohmitled ahargtd with a misdemeanor All da> tharaof, ar btfor* any Circuit •aid dlairlrl. Th* aanainr »!»rt#d from I'uMIe InilruelleS Ihe etrolnra of the Ftet* rf Flnrtd# tepdanla en tried, nr lha Slat* shall Ihe fortieth f««thl diatrlrt ahall hold 'a (fl The State far rallftonMnn n, retertlan et th i* hav* th* rldht to a trial da novo by never Is m ake sn dlfoptPm * Court «h»n ka»# th* otflra from hla alactlnn for a larm "•narat aleofnn tn he neld o" tb* FlrM>1 Mid Court nr th* Judge tharaof unon end re s e lllte s s S' ir I* taah« rut*# sararnlns ih* ad- andln# on lh* firet T uead-r after the Tueede* a f t " lh* f'»"l Monday In n wrljl tan application filed In lha offltq eterelae Iftrtibtn nt alt.rwuri* 1" tha Slat*, flrat IJnndar In Nov#m#rr. t i l l : end ■X"--*n*h*T. ItAt. oa fnllnwe_.he nt th c u r b sf aald Couit Tba ao* end no Ik* sra ttlc * and procadura in ip thareaflrr "anatora elected from eald Sect'no . fpom ena after Jan polntwtant of a J iu llra of th* Faacs ‘' TM supram a Court ahall dlalrlcl rh f'l h-ld nfflca lot tarma of UAfv re sd sy -___ 1, 1*W. |h* m uni* tAa a***"*"! b rom m laalnnrr aa afortaald ahall admlaalnr (our »rare.“ Jutladlotion over lh* admlaalnn end operalli <n lha rnunlv nf te e , sta te nf Flnrlda . . mail* for auch term and upon auch lha 44l*clp. January I. I * ., i b ta rllr• nf law and Ih* "had saar"4 eh pruu'rtv tor all aial*. ynhdlllona aa aald Circuit Cnur! nf RS* N a .'l not re fo rd ' Ihl " hafaon* rdm ll'ad. rn p u v . ar"nni and mnn'clrml !*••• Count* ahall •*• fit I# Ft*" s s t, RHatMliiy n, Clrtull IIOIIKR JOINT HICSOI.ItT»ON NO. IA In M layled tn tb* m onte by the mate ramhla •crib* and any appointment as mad* _ As Is acre a tatnonrarllr a* A*»o M e 'W m A Joint Itrrolutlpn' P r i m r 'i An -nuntv. fnnnle r»hnnl lr erd e-hnpl may h* summarily ravokad by Mid • Mrh will fal ittall Jua|loa* nf Runf*M» Cnufl. Clr- Amandmant Tn Arjlrl* VII Of Tha ene-lel tey ncbnnt dletrlrla Clrdull Court for as* cauaa whalarer. •wtt Judaea ms* he called h r the Slat* CnuMItuitnn, Hr Add'n# Thr'etfl d'»tr|r*. •m ouse n qrul iftyfHrt*. dra'uvr* dlttflcta. nnd It In Ilia future tha pfflra* nf Juetloaa Juai cai#f JSStlc# for temporary duty #n An Addlllnnal Rrrlln" Craallm A Kin any ororitiur nlh*r tiy 'tiv d'alriotn. and mnnl nt th* Faac* In Racamhla County taball IM RSpreme ihe nece .Spreme Court Csuri to *n #rl art In Ih# lha nlor# nlor* •(■rial Itiatrirl For Monroe Cnunlv. "•aallilea wpl-h hv ori'lnance raquaal h# •l.ollehad than, In auch event, th* tba SadI Alead sited nf ana an? sah*aot. disqualified la s I s * __ . " T ™ ,, l-WHS- lh*1* lay** In b* an aaaea*** Circuit Court nf Racamhla County aball nf motor ,xaM*l M dlMblrd Jiittlr#, or tn halp rellaV# hays lha bower _tn at Th# lealelllur* yhetl *1 the f,e*ialv. any law nMtbStlon nf the Cenri dncbel: pinvld- F l o r i d a , o r T " B ,T A T *, o r Hy# S"aviyn in 111! and fruit time is drawlns. a lh*t •q' dtvlelsp division unf th* . — Court .......... ahlll . T hai lha folio win* ‘ i aiuawtmtpi Head iheradfiar. a d sci ••• * apwlfxlng got isrlade «4e mors isnr# tb*n than on* nne ju auch c h pidtf*. Judga. Article VII nf tha Sttala O nititiitio n tn T_ Rliqfhilflv of RallraJ Jul- by addins layII wl net tration r ■ertton I r> ,alias d Clrruit Jud##a I? Kama Tam- b kbjtn»T#Jthfrato itosira dlalrlct fnr fo Mnq*n* oo»«H 4s flukotlluta Juatlcaa add la jd fa k y agreed m aqd •ubmlH# 4 kill tM alamort nf fit# Stata for r*||i arg id ill'll • rnlidantianor «kslVkd l r * far tk* th# aaataa- •h rt Hit.#f Kovwma Sorriv ..’jtlatkts* Jtiallaa* c* C*<i Rtsdy Mturnatoli b*for# • CommlMtan* ta'a/lltm / ( . th# SH itril i Jbdses.nf w in ' *" «t lidses.nf tbd tha circuit cnxrta c In It!!, a* foilowai r r a t t , M df islff pdttti snd. unl«*t ■ prelim" -nstpaneatlnn mdy tlon ■ Section f. Thera l* oerdby crested latrfri*. ■Sfy paSflnR bafara a committing Chiaf Jualira 1*t * aanamri*| dtafrirt fnr Ifnnire enumy count# erhont board, athool idtatl m s# at fat# fo r«qu*ai«d ky s p#r*an Court I* bq Shows as th* ihtrtv.ntM b iW thl apaclal ts* school district# UXIRHV irsry fo l# mt iba th* Sunrtma Sunri •rfdatM purauant tn any suck war* lit tha nine* and atrad nf anr ra il, tb# trial ahall b# had befor* tk* k dtantiellflad nr dIMblad Ju l ‘T s * a t #onn after th# *rT«*t . #r tn twin relieve onnseatlon nl Ifttpg eedatnrtal J lf r lr ta e t 't m thni Win*# <a tea m i* hn ee*#**ad b t t i l Cntqmiaalonar IS appolat as a# foak f o eipedirnt. Tb* C lr till CquH doebat; proXI'l’ d that g dt> Mpnru* county ahall nn tnuta, b* 4 cdutity tea aeerranr surai,an' ta tha Cnufl nf Kiwamblb Count# ahall hbTd n nf tha Cnufl nhall not inri'ld# iwrt nf eald atlatlng dlalrlcl*. . A (lift nn regraph pt Ibis lection. T O •aollbft ——. ,Rmpi snd (Mar fan ih# j l f h l la p rear rib#, k f court rut#, I than on* atlfh Jirtllr# nr lud"#- •paolai a lection ahall ha raked and ubr# I. IH I. H ufrnhnt# ta* poilartnr I procadura b#for* auch OcmmiMlM* held In aald thlrlr.n in th IlflM MrSmid where s Commlaatunar may #11 'Taw of rFlorida, 1*4,. *R *ia'a ‘1..^ „ admlnlafarlns ihs dfatrlcl wllhln I t Kay* altar i ___________ * Ih* manner tn which each of suck la v a tailed II rn 'ly ct.a lt tbxna w iffd In th# h*V* |h* Sim# mfwars Snd t"ri - tnrlblgeuaral *l*c||no in 1111 In tt#ol ar* ahall trananllt ht# ydIt*, .lurupty, rmun^e tu a l ■lata. ctraiMy, M t wtlH rlapeat to rn*tiers ref*ft- the a ia h itn r from aald diatrlrt. fh * dgamani* ta tb# Ci#rh of -Ron) dtatrlcla. ............... ................. „ . ran*i m U l districts. *ort dial rial#. t ir i n ' n'airirt ena — rn".r*#"ih»\i m 2 ShSII & « U W.fta!a’r ^ ^ l In NnvamMr, i*tl: and theradftay . puefiisnl Id th# . .. .. ,,m " • ,M d-iirici ib i of tb# »rac*dfng ttctlon hold sfrle* for ttrm t of jto f y la rt 1st ur* ehall at Ih* IdRlsIx* M lint# jinn tb qlif i t n , dnd (i #m Mat a h art law* •tfolfylh* ri*JVh* circuit'oSrt’ f«nrtlo#e. dull j lie* and nf «oubty tab - * -*• '* » - -a — ipannn reftlfleiftS. ■< nereis s e is s r line #n*ndm»*l# tn the fallen M Us* Rial* of Flwtd*. h# MM* awto# wttt war* isaraed la hr a n i l sal the iktte-fifta* of all Iho members ohm: this Shi volts ■arts*i« Met* hh»u **ra tnltrtn Mid Joint (UoolulMot fteonli I their reaper lire Journal* elih i m i an* nee* thereon on* Iho* I w#t#vwiln» 011* direct that Ihe m H a t Reenlnflnn" ho eiihmlllfd In Hi# afore of Iho Kioto at 'ha floaoral lefSea ee We»»mh»f Uh, til l . h o w . T M r n r r n a r ! i n a, o u s t S u r l U r t *» Klste ef the K'sie ef FlorUN, Ao MMhv p ( f | natle* lh*| n » n p M ru A f, r.» * -^ in v srflt Se a»M In egeh • In f1n*ia« ne TueaSiv »*«r 4--s ta» MwnSav In Hneentlwr » r^. IIIJ. the Ml* helne tee f o u h t m o a r o r K r<rrw nw H fee Ik" »s|ifle»,i»e »» ♦•leeilen ef ik* Ml* T*»n» Iteentnllnea nrenneln* MMK*minla 'a rnnsillullen of the gt*I* nf rinrMa. vlsi H*. 1 jo t f t n ra o T .o rio M ho. .101MT RKKOI.IITIOH P -lrw In l an An*enSn<enl In A rll'le XII nl IS* H u la RneslimitAn. eaaina n a il Inn If. pfntiain* -esni e , , l OI Tka a « ? ,* n , P i r l w t r ™ Th* M. ennolnr nf Mnler V*Mel»» ee»n He naaa Fee Oanllnl Outlar inS f»»hl ftarvien KeSnnl Purnn*** nna Pre. *«l<h'n« The H .ih H Of rHstrthatlnn AriSt r * e *m»eenf 'I W I T n n a o r.v w ri n r < m r i . r o i s . {"oS/oiiOF ,,TAT,, or TSal r e , fntlnwle* nrernSmeel In AHIejn Itl! "f ISe Klnfn CVehllliitln,. S r aadlnr iSereln See Men u , ernvM. H i tsa r perl ef Ihe revenue t>*1rH Itn ri IS* lleenelnx ef mntnr vehlelee raafl he ,,n a f*r rsnllnt e,i(M» end M l nervlee nrhnnt enrnnee* e e i ere*. •orlkle* IS* n.e,r,A,| ef 0|*lr1h"l|nn ena •M Ihtfenf. |e hereby eereeO ,n a n il Sniff h* euhmlllea I* the elee|n»« ef IS* Aisle for U l l f t n l h i er eelee. H*n ef ihe r * il r * " n l elertlnn le Se held In I 'l t . re fnltnwer KHTTIO'I I* lei The* he»ln«le» f«n . n i r r I. IMS end for th lrlr f*01 -> » • IS Irfsflrr. Ihr Orr* nf Ihr e rfie u ee derlrrd frnm I f . Il*reelns nf twnlnr rshlrlre t* the r«|enl err* reerrv In rn*nnlr *rl,h *h* ornrlelnne nf this emehdm ml ehnll. ne rellr-lrd. he Mared m nnli.|r in ,h r r r im lr r-sn|. '• I n u llsv end TI*M Krrrlre ■Vhenl Fiin* In Ihe niele Treseiirr sn l need Ante n t pm rldrd In Ihl* 4**r*H*ient Ktch revenue r'.ell he dlrlrthufrd tn* m iattr etnnet »he ervernl r n ,, ,, |r , tn Ihs ra il" nr Ihe eumher nf lestriw*. linn unlle le esrh retinir In eerh t r i r rnmn-iled r* ernrlded l.errln The nmnan* nf lh* Orel rereenee derived' frnrn Ihe llrenelnv nf mnlnr v rh lrlrt fn h» net nilde In esrh ve*r ned d ie .1 tflbulfd se nrnvlded herein ehsll he i aifiannl eonat In 1h* neereesle In' I* erndurt nf fnnr hundred rU*nn«|! liars Multiplied h r Ihe *n|«| niirn> _,jf nf ln*lf,>rtlnn im'le In et| Ihe. roil hi la* nf flnrld*. Th« number nf TMtlnn unlle In etch reuely In f M f for ihe nurnneee nf Ihl* dm tn l ehnll h* ,h* srenlnr nf tka number nf lnilrw ul"n u n lit In rn u s lr for tbs nrhonl ftnrjl vase II amnnulnd fn Ike manner tiers* nr hereafter ernrlded h r am ere I fl) th* number nf fnaiMrMnn “ Th rnunly far lh* nreeedln* « a r enmnuted In the. le s se e her*Info,* nr her*efl*r n m J _ hv .*«n*re1 law and sw 'n v id . a i a 'r Hoard nf Kdurallns fhare. le e railed Ihe Slain ffnerdl. Ijfsetl Made a* dletr'Mtled ehnll he. admlnialered a* ihe Klein Hoard aa now evaalrd and rnealUuled hv S ee..' linn I of Arllrla T || nf fhe Roeell.i fultan of Florida Fur *he nnnMse* of, -tkta Ameedmenl. aald sta le fiuerd a t ronellhiled ehalt ronllnua a* a f rnroorala durln* lha Ilf# nf ml* endmenl end ahell have nil iha ' ed In Ihl# Am*edm*"l In Mvrar* nmrlded sldlllon Id etl nlher nneilllrtlnnel end efahitnre novers related In (he eqnioa** of Ihta Amendment h*f»l«fnj# er hereafler rnnferrad upon eald B fhl To* Stale Hoard ehaS. tn addl. H*s le III nlher aonelUulInnal end pldldlery r e v i r i have the m sntea* mewl, roe Iml nnd eupervletnn ef Ih* || ftf lh* ftfi( M*t *t tH* ._ . derived lnwii* from ib# llreseln* nf iMal.. i ....... provided . ... fnr ... In pnheer.l iw u | vahfate* ..... t. Th* The E s ill l l* t l IV Hoard 'iH *h*r M»»Hi N lt f * F ffar d P iIba l l i M i r n A l A /of J frj» ji. , . _ ) k a er■ nowr*. puroaaa falntar fnad* fee Iba ua* nf in e , rwuMv Board nf FuMlo ln*lllullm In' KSduirlar. boildlns eopalrurllfim a lte r.I Hy, bn pm via y, enlaryln*, furnlehln*,, • f i eeslpfday, eaullal nn llar am ierla fgr aeheot nurpoees. ts Issue bonds nr f .Vthlnls t a t en|lclpsl|nn eertl.] •s s n l sMs i d tees# even bond* nsaee eeklfts Isa natlelpstlsn eee.i isles tn nsv. fund e r mfiind s n r e r m eter eehM* 1 st * nllr'«n. wrUflaMss there! nflie* Issued be IMN jfM rd. AH each bond* shall tSteTSM IU M l yxneedlne four ip Maluse per annum and ehall f ta r mile Is annual Iseialtm epls ..„tiw seib n * More th in (h re a ’IH m frs«l Ik* dal# of laeaape* Iherrnf esdlsq net later th en Jeniiare 1. sa d earh annuel Intlallm enI 1 M t he Im s than 111 per eenlum Intel sm nuot of Ihe lean*. Afl Snlor vehleta ( a t anlletM ltsn ale* ehnll bear Inlet••! a l sol four II) Sse eenlum per 1 *h#'i m ales* prior In Jan* *1. T bs t i l t s Heard ehall ,r i s determine ail other d*. aid .binds or mnlnr eehM* »y sek sh te Mid fond* *r mol . I ^ M lj l s d l j s ^ rerlfH rsleo 1 n -ITT- Am« >B44alIalloo 'Aa*. ■“ ■ — *— ■ a ' ht a r& '« 7 , ‘ (*») K ts I arsassSs ijwsww«sSF,jra! „„ m f f U ft „ ri& .W .'T O a 'hV.d r a fE m v W f M v n g l Couri (• whirs ba r liunro# Slat# wo f.'i* * *«r ti tbw aMtlxn. a id <sstl ilh#wta«1M#xtda fa# Ib i'M fU 'im n . rtf# , rpatody,: r#* wwtlnx nnd dl*ktir*#mani of sR fssa# snti«c:#4 by tb# ymtwjy tab «*it##tor. Nr. I t WAT1# 'J O IJ tT HWOLDTION NO. N R .ii . KAW JOINT RBAOIftmON NO., * ■I I I �t Legal N o tic e MIMEOGRAPH P R IN T IN G -T Y P IN G CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYW HERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES \o r ir i: u r tim ic in i N o rirp is h e iiHu y o n t:.N That t. ih# «m'i**n»lrtfUMl S(H>riik| Mb i It Iti Chainin', will on thr **»ii 'ir»> t'f October. A IV 1H3. Hi* ■mil# bwli'ir a lrifnl rtrtlm day of 4It In Cmifi. iHtfMuaitl to m Fin.il P# t rn 1 of Fofrrlnwiir# and Pal# anil *ii i • r**«l in that carta! n can no pchtllnK In tin* flrcult FntiM In mnt tor Sainlnol** i'minty, KtorM.% In i itiiRi in >. wlmM'ln A, Sell 11nr m-l wlfr i 'Elia Valin# ara ITalntiffw, ■ ** * it* f atiirfi a rnl wifi* V i t r l *, a i*n< |« “rtf? • f#l «rl|..ol*lV. ..m t. * CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD t .„ m m A i z : : Hoorn 101 Sanford Atlantic National Rank ftnlhtlng I .1 H i. A?/v/K/l • In* the Ural hours of u l l at the courthouse door tn Sanford. Sen:: mil** i‘iivin!y. Florida, offer for Ml# and nell l*r tha highest and bfit litdder fin *nih Ihe (olln vrini de aertbed prf|»ei t y Rlimii#. lylnir nnrf being In iItr r’mjnt) i»f Hrinln’I* and Htnii* of Florida, tttiifi par llctilarljr il#"crlb#il a * follow a, t** wit fteirltt :« to >h*!nw South of Ihr* Northeast corner of NWIt of N\V t, He* Hon JJ Town«hl|> In N'*iilit, llnia** in Hast* run \Vr*| >*l frrt from i*onll of beHi nnl rite i Iian inn VV*•**1 to feet, South tn fret Han | tin feel. North «n feel to point of baJCN..- * * “ *■••• ■--* ar vaia 4i.fi .o i . * vV f.* **■* u rine **f 4«i|*l l*e. re** **! Fnraclo Nine 011*1 Sal# frims i ash t*ur tmsrr to par f*** dee.I nr rtiinf.r.l Kh.rlita, thi** |»|S AMH. Jit THF SANFORD HERALD DR. H. K. RING C H IR O P R A C T O II rita a t rail fnr appointment Mrndav. Sept. IS. 1?S2 l e t i/v \ o l v e y o u r DR. II. McLAULIN IH IIllllllltliM llil, Phone 1752—1746 DR. U f . DOSS u rP Km c E O B IE M J OPTOMETRIST c u iit o n iA C T O R IID I I t s 0 tn FA — 2 to R ROV WALL 1007 Sanford A ir. P«|S 7 •l«'i Atlantic (lank Hiiltdtll Phene 1U Ph. 11I I Hv Itay Cotta OZARtv IK h t**l 1"la Hit If f * • p a ste r n * 1 “ *’ R0LIA*NCAD NETIAN BLINDS A child suddenly darts into the street ahead of your car. r* o fj uhtn you hurt lo slop -quickl And thaL's when you're thankful for a pavement that iitips your tires and holds! A concrete pavement Rives you n very real margin of safety. Wet or dry, its gritty surface grip* your tires firmly, enabling you to slop- fast! At night concrete reflect# more light, thus improving visibility npd helping In reduce accidents. Concrete is also far more economical because it lasts longer and costs less to maintain. T hat's of intrrest to you, Mr. Taxpayer, for It’s your money llral pays for street paving. Save lives save money: tell your public officials that you want durable, economical, safe concrete streets. 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HIM I'laim I'erhlllelsn I'll.' . till W Rimfe I, Han fnl.l VUNFIT \N III.IN DH >. I \\ I l i m i t s «iiif« e,| to perFacility pilri**! I?«*Th* II* ml lilmd f, I inn i H I fliint • mud* Ilk* Ahimlnuin iLit i, Hilton «*i plm in,* I im dung, denning A wax­ .111 Itl'.AI. F S IA IF Hi Uc (Mpi * t II1111*i« It |Ml11 I ing. nl.1, (miliihlc power plan*. vice. —I If ynii wrant lo Huy, Rent or Hrll, SKMINUI.F VFNFM IN III IM ' FOR ItF.NT .Helving Krllllnole County ilura in"; II VI llhuteun, l.«ke Mare See: COMP ANY 1VKLAKA Apnrtments. t i t W J. IV. IIAl.li, llrsllor 12A IVrnl Ini I’ll. I IT.’ W I VRPFNII.lt MURK Klral Hlrret. I’lnme IOC W 1 l„t l<ln HI air tlnaak llialldlng lo t ipii.k rep.ill Inlis, or small NKW 17" 1e|e\ i .mu *,, i "Call Hall" Pbraaar 1711* IH'.FICN'HF IIOI'HINtr hiiihlmg, Call Jim I H2 M-4. rril ntiiii'li' Sim lull' Av* 1 - AHTIt'LKH FOR HALP. —3 NAVY PFIIHt)NNFL PIANOS. (’SH I IViet Mviah , It VDIO ItFI’AIK nCRVICK *~ . i.N'AAS Perannnnl Duly, Avallatile NOW. Two lirtltiinin finiue.. rlr, • (CXFIKI I'KKIlS (Jomplrtr line Uy Lililli' Mtlcn a*. F uinltur. PAINT ohl I*i. i "ii * ■ i",' trlr kllt'h.n, liirakfn.t Imr, i '.'id. i 11tv F I'll d Ph 1428 niltl ftn( null niiuil H Ini, mi l ijuiit'n Tuwi’il" Fend Stnre, HiieeiH'i) puli'll, rernmli' I lie c(ih*M Mini,' ftn I I", eh, IP hath. J7fi 00 plume ItU'C HIM W lu i Minnlng Hmiiloci. ()r ulm fi 7f,, ■ *i, i * * -*r. , ,i Iniiifo l y mug Slur Call Ralph S,till hern PlainI I " Clin \\ , ,, 2 IIFIlltniiM iinfm nUlie.t Iimiikp. Ill P lla F l.lVINT. ROOM Rov i it ::. .1 Clllili Ii. 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IllU nil i IiIk for Ailull-t '»ul> I',,11 »•».*.».• r.iri \\ .i | SAT I O ltt'FH y„,n ni|n inn.' lie ' t »i :tu u6 revlnetl ntl,lnii,,»l ,»f '!,* I m \\ | ST r n s i AUTO FINANC­ FUKNISIIKIi A|,te I'll up. N', Itllile Avnilni,),' nl ''S« •■'■n jiela lilt', Im, Api n iltl I'ntk IN'i* l<, \ 1i111 lorn I tailMk —■ In* M VI IIFit l»F SANFORD 11 i Miaglinllii V' • PI "I" I 1 mi.IMF wills ItO) D \ I.UACR, Phone 127 t V . •*’l» , f‘l III il iMS It, ll’ii nr Week, Pul in * 211Hdl !■:. |k| SI. 11» NtlW Avinlaid' It'i i,' 1 'in Hi.tel I'.'ll \V Fil l l»*Mv fu m*0 ••it n'O *i!'i! • M il VUS I.* 111f•! i*t Oturt#* i-nnlriil I'ltnIRiMini* «I'll ,i i ,iu Suiiin'# put. N**i < If (fill APT 2 Inure n,nni Fairitt.he,r CSFIt I IRKS SI (Hi up U.etJ m , i Rom nlliiit X \ i •!*» ;*•»vl* $ * iii'if *mI Av#nu* |)ll| Freni'h Ayentie f' ' V auto tiihe*, fill, up, Fltenlinie l»t tth'i kill Sf 1r illoiea. 111 K 1.1 Ht IfNFCRNIHUH' Mini fl""i m" C O M n.F'IF liehu. 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NEW HoTj HK, Rlock r-onstruc. sprlng mattrexs. five year gusiKtc"||,'iil earn. Car use. Rsa* • tlon. Close ln*40t) Colonial Wny. •end full ddult) to flux "Ii" niilce, nla.llc h v s u b o s r d x . nmialilc. 111)7-VV'. Our entployeua know ti ls nil. Choose your type, pattern and MAYFAIR. 420 Virginia. 2 bedcolor. Thr Furniture Center, 110 t!()OK AT Montexiintn lintel. NFI'TIC TANKS and gicrHc tropy, room hotjae. practically new, W. First. imi'ii'cd and etcaneu, drains rehardwood flnors, furnlinad or Imd () .1. Reed. Orlando • .unfurnlahrd. Priced rta.opahlvrj OOOD UHFD wringer washer* - DKMONBTRATORH. .Hchmdiea, h .1 111IK. eia. Ilmincwivev. Make IH.iin 'Down ■■uyrncnl, then Ihd.'J.I I26.IHI- and $36.00 at Hanford hmirly. Hmilethlng New! Dili monthly, which also cover, rnvr taxor Klertrie Co., H8 Magnolia Abe. rtyle Hliowinga lovely l.lrigri1", IlnF S F S Ciexotcil. Fmindallana * U. 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Seme lake view, others her*. Wn nerd clean '47, ’40, 4& • tttre. •* — lota. An excellent Investment II ’60, '61, ’52 models. H a rfo W ORK W A N T E D —I aren that 1* rapidly ilcvcluplnff, Wndxwnrth, thlt North Oranf*. MATIIF.II OF HANFORD All lots fflMHi.im. Ilui i liunti .mil Orlnndn: I'hnnr 8607, M3«» H. 1st NL PM*ne 137 IIAIIY H i r i 'K I t . Mix, F a lk e n h e rg , Crumlpj*., KW W. Fitat. Flume (test re fe re n re a . P h n n a IU IS-J. IHflO IIIIICK Sedan, Flume WIH-VV. 7M. • ■ .»*'*. ,• •, $| Jj |#r** # 1 S»,AlJ * * #* ***- • a* SCVs^ . j..J ji * �A- ers Lose Yankees Win Again To Giants Miss Big Op- 3 Big SEC Teams Will Open Season On Next Saturday • portunity To Make T hreat And Indians Fold Seven To One By JOE RKICULKR AP Sport* Writer Th* New York Yankees appenr ijv j c e ii. *ive pennant wrapped up. The rail lad­ ing Brooklyn Dodgrri are leady to be taken but the New York Giants haven't the gun* with wbieb to do It. T hit we* the pictun- today fol­ lowing Sunday'* activities which n w the Yankee* win “ the big one" from the Indian* In Cleve­ land and the Giant* mix* a grand opportunity to cut deeper Into the Dodger lead. With touthpaw Eddie Lupat and righthander Allle Iteynold* col­ laborating In fine alyle, the Yan­ kee a whipped the Indian*, 7-1, to Tease their American U>ague over the Tribe to 2W game* York baa II game* left to play and Cleveland 10. , Although shut out 10 by the Cln eiimatl Tied*, the Dodgers were le to retain their three-game atlonal League margin over the runnerup Gianla when the third place St. Louis Cardinal* drubbed the New Yorker*. M L The Hrookc, Giant* and Card* each have 12 games left to play. The Curd* trail the Dodger* by aeven game* and the Glatila by four. • In other result*, the Phllotfclphla Phillis* awspt a (win bill from Pittsburgh, 5-2 amt 2-1; Ho* Um'a Brave* and Chicago'* Cub* divided a doubleheader, Hie lira vex winning the opener I 0, ami the Cub* taking the second game 3 2. In 10 Inning* Philadelphia'* Athletic* took two from (hr St Louli ilrowns, in fro and .................... I I Waahlnglon whipped the am. .. id t'hleaago'* Detroit Tigers, 0 2; and White Sox inipped the linitnn Itud Sox, 4-3 In 17 i f Innings. in Casey Stengel wouldn't call Id* Yankee* "In" and Al laipei wouldn't count hi* Indians "mil " bul the cold facia stulc plainly that If the Yankee* win only six of Ih d r remaining II. the Indian* muat win elghl of III lu lie Lopat and Iteynold* limited Hie Indiana to nine tills Lopnl was given credit for Hie victory Mlkn Garcia, who hadn't been acoretl on In 30 Inning*, gave up four run* lit the thlrtf In mug during u lour hit barrage to Tie lagged wills hla 10th defeat, lie ha* won 20 A pair of rnnklo* with lex* than a monlb of major league ex parlance were the culprit* In the defeat* of the Dodger* and Giant* A grand alani homer by .Jim O rtengraia, the flrat homer of Id* b ll league carerr, accounted for all tlw Cincinnati run* aa Herman Wehmeler stopped the Dodger* with xlx hit*. , An 11-run explosion In Hie fifth lotting snapped a 3 3 lie and cn able Ih e Cardinal* In administer tie defeat to Dave Koslo. an old namesil. Harvey lladdlx, 2rtyenr old southpaw, on terminal leuvu from Ihe Army, went the distance for the Cards, permitting only four hits. Curt Simmons and Itus* Meyer each racked up hla 12th win of the year aa the in, Phils came from be hi bind lo beat the Pirates twice A two out ninth Inning homer by rookie Kd Mathew* gave Ihe Braves a flrat-game victory Hob Bchulll mad* It a spill fur Ihe Cuba, helping lo win hit own game with ■ runs-scorlng double In the 10th of the nightcap. .Tlw While Sox hiked their third lead In the American League e ars i • full game over Ihe Athletic* when fiocco Kranlcli singled with the bate loaded In Hie 17th lo score Sam Mela with Ihe winning run against Huston. Tlw Athletic* moved past Ihe Rtd Sox into fourth place with Uwlr_ two_ ylctorf victories over Ihe Browns. Southpaw Hubby Shunt* and Alex Kellner pitched the Iri- Pusaik’k M a y h e m ...!« Seen In A tlanta As Tech Meets Citadel Er g Jameson Photo Gene Tinker, center, receive* Urn B. L. Perkin* and Son trophy for winning Hie City tenni* chainplonxlilp lid* year for the third straight year. It. I,. "Brack" Perkins, Jr., right, present* the coveted nwnid. II. I. Perkins, Sr., left. Touch Gridders B. L. Perkins Net Is Awarded Open Sports At Trophy To “Gene” Tucker Grammar School Sanford Needs City Sports D i r e c t o r , Says B. C. Steele Tmirh fi,oil,nil will inuugorate this ycur's broader athletic proigruin til Ho- Sonford Gtuoimar Heboid, Piiiu-ipnl II C. Steele nald Imlity. “Alniut 280flludi'tilN nt tlie (irari.inur Hi'bunl will tuke part in one nr unnther of our school utliletlr event*, and Hint liirlude* Ihe girl* liiu," lie declared. Steel uulllnod m* program by euylng, "Wo will nlnrl with our buys" tuuoli foothull. Then I be hiiHkethull Reason will fullow with muni! robin touriiaineiita for truth gill* and boy*. H u s e l i a l l anil nun hie* will end Him tillitellc scheII. C, Steel* dole at school In Him iprlng." Touch (oollmll will begin soon witli teuniH made op of Him dif­ ferent room* In (lie Hrnmmar School mid Junior High Hrhuol competing Hgulnxt one another. This will he xlmilar to last year’* husketholl setup, Steel said. " i be future of sport* at uur school mol lo Hanford I* looking up,” he fluid when asked nhout the |iron|ivct* for the coming year. "It wun n great break for HanTord when John Hroll, the new high nehoul basketball roarh waa algned. I hope w* ran work out a rtlnle program wllh th* high achool roaches coming to our schools and helpIng the boy* wllh Ihe fund** mentals In basketball, football and baaebatt." Hleelu smiled when he began reflecting upon Him youngster* he l* training and hud sent to thu Junior High Hclmul lid* year. "Hordiu should have some pretty fair cugers thin year In Jimmy Wright, Keith Abney and Law­ rence Howard. They Itcgan ahowu m p b i. sign* of good team play In Con Marrero won hla tlth o* Ing round robin basketball tour­ Gray and llal While for 13 hit* our Inst winter." It waa Ihe 04th defeat for the Tl ney*Hteel* agrees with Hcott's |4 r t. Ihe moal defeat* ever suf statement Inal Sanford nhould fered by a ‘Detroit team. have good athletic team*. "You know what w* need In Han­ ford T” he said, "A full time athletic director to spend mere time with these youngatera.il really don't have time to do them luetic*. "They could be advanced fur­ ther alenir If some one coach cuuld assist and teach them, stimulating thtdr Interest and at Ihu same lime developing them fur Hie high school." Hterle returned to this year's urogram again and predicted that lid* year he would nave e belter program to offer the youngiter*. "My main objective la to lit every boy and girl get a ohance to play ami that'* what, 1 Intend to no, he concluded. Gen* Tucker, whu wun the City men’s single championship for the tidrd straight year taut month, wn* swarded th* coveted I'erkin* title trophy by It. L. I’erklns, Hr., and II. L. "Brack" Perkins, Jr., at their men's store un First Ftreet last week. Tucker's' victory this summer wbn particularly' significant «lnre Clay Williams, the runtier-up, fought on even terms for two days and a pair of *■• Ira sets before Tucker finally emerged the victor In the finals. William* will receive a runnerup trophy from Itohson'* Sport­ ing Hood*. The Tuckur-Wllllam* clash tiegun on s Saturday afternoon with both players splltjng the regula­ tion set. They played to a d-0 draw in th* overtime match be­ fore rain and exhaustion forced them to retire fur thu day. On Holiday Tucker dropped William* il-U In the all Important rubber tilt to claim the championship for the third conaeeutlva year In Hanford, Th* final match culminated over six weak* of tourney play In which over 30 men were entered. Wom­ en'* singlet, doublet, m e n 's doublea were not played this sum­ mer In the tournament. Sports Roundup By GAYLR TALBOT NEW YOltK un—Our beat sues* at the moment li that both Fi Frank Hedgman and Ken McGregor, Ausirullur's two tennis gullilns, will turn professional for promoter Jack Kramer Immediately alter they have helped defend the Davit Cup In the challenge round at Adelaide Dec. 29-11. There 1* nothing concrete to sup­ port the belief, even after several recent conversation* wllh the two players amt wllh Kramer, but It allll le something more than a hunch that the fine of this country are seeing Hie Iwo great Autile* for the last time aa amateur*. Kramer, for tm* thing, la so con­ fident that the big payday la In light that he doe* not even plan lo return to Australia Ihla fail to give the two world champions an­ other tales talk. For another thing, Mrs. Nell Hopman, the charming wife of Ihe Ausilea* cup captain, sava ahe thinks Ihe pair will go for the money, too. Although I la extreme­ ly doubtful that 'E pful Harry til th* day, Nell hta at least been aruuud (he boy* all itimmer and ihould be In position to make a ihrewd guess. Perhupi Uta molt telling factor of all, In our opinion, Ilea In ttie abrupt alteration of clnum itancaa ilnce Sail a m in accepted the til.ooo wedding gift from the AuaItalian tennla public tail January for not turning pro. At taal lime the Auaaiea fait It would be Ilttla ihort of a national disaster to lose their Oavia Cup ace. After the 30,000 Fans Are Anticipated For First Miami Game CORAL HAIII.ES — (.Special) —Mure than .'10,000 fuiin are se ­ lected tu jam the Oiatigc ue Bowl Stadium tonight lu ■*« the th Univerxity of Miami Hurricane* In thrir 1962 preview game against the powerful Holden Arrows of Fort Jackiun, S. C. Th* game I* being staged fur Florida .Snort* Writer* ami.Spurtcaster* who will convention at the University of Miuml, today and tomorrow. However, anyone Join­ ing the Quartrrliack* club for 11.00 will Im- admitted tu tlie game Ire* of charge. Tin- membership* In the clnli are going like wild­ fire, It wus reported today by official* of the Quarterbacks club. “W* drew dime lu 30,000 members for Hi* gam* lust year, while there I* grralrr Interest this srsNon, tier a use of the bril­ liant gain* Fort Jackson waged with Miami in the 1961 clash," lie brock ssltl. " It’s virtually cer­ tain now that we will draw more than 30,000 for th* game Monday night," lla brock re­ ported. It is almost a certainty now no that the starting Hurricane offenslve btckfleld nr at Quart*/wili have John bark with llobh Tnru at left half, Gordon at right half and chunky , uu -.uubmumi.u, ,,v wild rampaging hull of th* Hur­ ricane iMckfieltl, a fullback. The Hurricane offensive line I* expected to have Frank McDonald and Joe Crowley nt Hip flank* Dan Tuxsottl slid Jo* HdiulU at tackles; Nick Chirklllo, the Hur­ ricanes all American candidate and Dun Mariutto at guards and the veteran Annand Varl st Cen­ ter. This line has been' working toaether sine* prartke opened this fall and has been working to. gather In all of the Hurricane scrimmage* to date, The line averages tint pound* and the back field 175. Thin team must face a giant Jackson dub which has a line averaging 217 pound* to the man and a back field averaging lHb pounds to the man. lory over our new cup captain, Vic Selxaa, In tb* Nationals at Forest llllts. Anil It look Hedgman to knock Hoad out of that tourna­ ment. Sedgman and McGregor will bo able to tik e their leave with easy consciences after the Adelaide matches. Season ticket* for five B en­ inole High School football Xamra (hi* foil wont on aele Friday afternoon al Tonthlon'a and Roumjltat and Anderam'a Dm* - x* anno""re4 today by principal Herman E. Morrlt. Sllmultaneooaly, tickoto, were leanead to atodenta for a telling coated at SHS. Slmutlaneoualy ticket*, replete with stubo, will coat only 14, a saving of II for tho aeaoan. Meanwhile, Injurlea have slow­ ed down th* Celery Fed Grid drill*. Coath Fred Gana* re­ ports th* team ia not prog reoi Ing aa fast aa he wouaid like. By STERLING 8LAPTEV • Associated Press b port a Writer Two of the Southeastern Con­ ference’* three powerhouse foot­ ball teams open the season this weekend but neither is expected lo do more than run off a dress rehearsal for greater things to come, Georgia Tech — third ranked Bowling Standings learn In Ihe nation In the Asso­ ciated Press' pre-season poll— CITY LRAGITR turn* loot* a fleet of five of the W. L. Fla* Avg. licit runners In the SEC agatnut Celery City 4 2 4639 773.2 Ihe Citadel. StanleyThe result In Atlanta Saturday 3 3 Rogers ICW 783.2 can be mayhem, a rout or a re- Ace Glass 3 3 4418 710.1 -prctable and comfortable victory Stine M. C. 3 3 43B3 726.3 for the Yellow Jacketa—depending Fla. F. A 1.. 3 3 4267 709.6 mi what Coach Bobby Dodd wants, Fust Office 2 4 464(1 767.7 it's a safe bet that Dodd won't TOF THREE Id Ihe Jacketa run up too much Fins ILH. A»g. 102.1 226 nf u score—nut against the team F. Fesold, SH 170 uf hla old friend. Guinn Decker. il. Applehy, FO 1011 203 If,it C. V'HerbuDecker fullbackeu the 1930 Ten­ li*. SM 1004 201 If,7 nessee team which had Dodd at WOMEN'S LEAGUE ipiarterback. W. L. I'cl. Tech backs, who at a group 2 0 1.000 would be hard to beat, are Leon Fowelt'a 2 0 1.000 Hardeman, Larry Kuffln, Glenn Cuban** 0 2 .(MU) Turner, Hill Teat and Larry Mor­ Mimikin* Favorltas 0 2 .000 ris Another running team —Mlxtis- L. S. U.'s noma Held In Baton Mjjpl—alma ut Memphis State In Ruuge, but the playing-at-home Memphis “F riday night,. but Ole advantage Isn't expected lo boost Miss' job should be harder than L. 8. 1). lo victory. Tech'a. Mlailsslppl spread* out Vandy and Georgia are In esmore than usual in a split T for­ rclally deep water — Together, mation and goe* In heavily for op­ hey meet In Naahvllle Saturday tional run or long lateral playa afternoon in the first SEC game g generated by Quarterback Jimmy uf the seaaon. Georgia la picked Lear, but not with strong convictions. Hello Kentucky should almost have a l-car can run or throw and often he does txjlh at the same time. handful against Vilianova in Lex­ lie hat plenty of company, espe­ ington Saturday night The Wild­ cially from fellow back Alien cats, like every other team In the Mulrhoad and Tackle Kline Gil­ conference, has for more Impor bert who usually la nearby when a tunt games coming up, but still a good icasun start I* highly de­ timely block is needed Mississippi was picked third by sirable. Alabama, like Mississippi, starts uiarhe* In the SEC. the season Friday night. The vj>The second ranked team, Ten- m*IIIon is Mississippi Southern ni-ssee, doesn't open until Sept. 27. Ifontgomery. Florida lake* on While Ihose high ranker* start downstate Stetson in Gainesville against smaller opponent*. L. S. Saturday night. H. Georgia and Vanderbilt gel Doth Alabama and Florida darted In a much bigger way. should mark up enough points be­ L. 8. U, ha* the unpleasant task fore Intermission to be able to turn uf trying lo whip Texas, one of out Ihe sophomores and freshmen h.e beat teams In the country. The after the naif and see what the game will b t Saturday night on kids look like. riMT In POW UI Parft U O X p .a tn t-* Paul Pezold Leads City Bowlera With 170 Average, Appleby 2nd Feds Start Sale Of Season Grid Ducats Ageless Paul (tlie Kiut[fixh) Resold la re-enacting hi* bowling pre-eminence of 2(1 year* ago n* 1li« first (w ''—,trk aveiage* of ttm "City 'Bowling League reveal he la tn* undisputed “King Fin" among th* Individual players with n 170.3 nvarage. In th* flrat ala garar*. the Stanley • Kogera veteran ha* leveled 1013 pin* to lead all other player* and hla 223 game of last Wed need ay night I* the hlgheit Individual performance In the league this season. Carl "Hot Shot" Von llerhuli*, last year’s top bowler In San­ ford, playing for Stine Machine Company, staged the greatest gain last week with a u7U set to­ tal that brought him up from 20th In the circuit, a t 140, tu Nu. 3 man with a respectable 107.2 percentage Harold Appleby, whu « w the leader the flrat week wllh an im prnalve Ml average, fell to aecond place ta il wrek with 1M.3. The Font Office bowler Is also aecond lo Fesold in the total nomber of points with lu ll. Von Herbulla In third und the only other player to crack the 1000 mark wilh 1001. Although Celery City lends H im City circuit, tlieir top bowler Is Fete Eitvl, the ninth ranking player, with low 100 average. Th* City League will play ngaln on Wednesday night ut 7:30 p.m. In the Sanford Howling Alley. City Bowling League Individual Averages Flayer I'lna ILH. Avg. 1021 226 170.1 F, Fesold, S-H t o n 201 108.1 Appleby, FO Von llerbulis, HM 1004 201 107.2 490 186 106.1 Hkeht, UH0 18(1 101.2 Steele, PO 978 169 102.0 Cobb. AO llerbst, FO 908 180 101.2 Of,2 177 10O.2 Tamm, S R 900 197 100.11 Kite), CC 961 190 168.3 Kretser, H-R 961 188 168.3 Pcvie, CC 928 191 161.t G. Fesold 8 -It 927 177 161.1 Russell. ERA I, Negrotto, CC 921 17(1 163.3 UIH 170 163.0 Devito, CC 899 180 110.6 Tuuchton, SM Ituka, FP&L 896 188 119.1 889 186 118.1 Helmutteut, CC 88 2 tin 147.0 Rich, AH 430 160 110.1 Carroll, AH 8(10 102 144.2 Cooke, AG Hill) 176 144,0 KIre Ithuff, SM 800 too 143.2 Gray, FPAL 869 171 143.1 Kanner, AH Stine, HM 868 173 141.0 Morris, 8-K 428 too 142.2 • Tlw '•> M Mu** yew M t i i ■ Q o m i Foedeaaatlo, Over- s a t -* » .» !.„ m m Navy hurler Chueh Graved t o aeven Uta four-run outhurat In the flral and elath Inuiaga. Red Hires apun a i t t i f , four hitter le retard hla Hu m win » . ,« v r M4 IBS U *a MB I3S.2 130 132.0 IBS 130.3 133.U4". Chetlain Attending Sports Convention MIAMI Ms—Florida sport* writ­ ers and spurlflcaxterx went dtaa sea fishing today as part of tbf% three duy lull meeting and outing s Amuni; those attending the convention is Kent Chctlaln, sport* editor ol the Sanford Herald. They were guest* of tha Amer­ ican Greyhound Track Operators on a trip tu fishing grounds off Miami before assembling for > business meeting lata In Iba day ‘ exhibition ‘ "'T or *“ -*• game ami‘ Hie football between Ft Jacksun, S. C., and the University of Miami HurtA canes tonight ™ Tuesday they compete In the sixth .animal golf tournament at Riviera Country Club and will be entertained at a luncheon spon­ sored by the Maid Shrine Temple all slur fuolhull game committee. Sunday (light they were guests nt a dinner sponsored by the Oringe Howl Committal* and Hialeah race course The group will receive nomina­ tions fur Hie state’s o u tita n d l|| amateur amt professional athlern or Ihe year at the business meet­ ing today Joe Livingston, sports editor ol the Jacksonville Journal mid president of the Florida Sports Writers Association, will preside. EIGHT STATES TALLAHASSEE — (S p ecial)Kight idutex lire represented on the tllfi2 Fluridu State University fiMitf.all tenni. They are Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, K*0 lucky. Ohio, Fennsylvania, urn West Virginia. DON VKLI.KK TALI-AHASSKE — (S p e c la l)Floridn Hint* University’s fuuryear football record under Head Courli Don Vellur is 30 wins, four losses, no ties. S K IN g it T R O U B L IS ? a il iif w ith s s a t t s - 1 ( * M«11( 11* 1 LVCO-bO-aOI. tHK^*ws*£»- lv ir r lt s lle o a w l I t t N n e . M>r«. ittvt on P° »* 1 ™1 hotplult oytt All Jrikqouil urtl'h i L Y C O -B O -R O L mere «•"»"»»< "» •« "laani" A4V. h im wWar h / l n « | g n lg - Yaw can feel H In feed'* tmeeHter, mar* level vide. . . la Faci a 11% eeefar steering. And, yaw can aaaaa Mla IHa mam «#Mad n i p , r n af Ida ' l l Faad-wfcaHta* N't Ida 101-h.p. SJa a* 110-fc.p. V -il FIMT In CHOIC1I p D-ir.f'■ , «I0 407 702 7H3 ». __ J-H H u , u y attMf law -prised « « l Vets can laa It In feed's new, Ieager, Sanford Stars Down Local Air Base, 9-1 Hanford’s Kecreatlon All-Star softball club bounead back after their Initial defeat in the Orlando Invitational tournament to • feat the claaa B Orlando ehnmHanford Naval Auxiliary Air Blon tatlon nine by a convincing 9-S ■core ,laat Friday night In Hi- Plercy, I'O Stanley, H R Itutibiird, FI'AL Lawson. KFAL iU �ir YOU D o u r t w i l i t joot Hanford llarald, I 'llj THE WEATHER Delivery, by 7:00 P. M-, pleat* call YELLOW CAB 144a W ednesday, «seept po-sibly O n rra llf lair an,I mild through © h e ^ a n f n r f r i _____________ 1 _________________________ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPArKK m ,UME XI,IV EaUblinhed 1908 HANFORD, FLORIDA •• Truman Rises To Defense Of Medical Plan Dog Com forts Master In Crash P resident Suya Com­ pulsory Health In- ( suranee He Plans Is Not Socialism J J - '-1------------ J B t c r l f t a few light showers on Fail l o i s t and In t-itttn u north * MONDAY SEPT. 10. 1952 ------------------ L - _ a AHMuclutftl Pri'.MH l.t'it.Hi'tl W ire ------- — Nit. 1 Stevenson Is Expected To Hold Another Meeting With President; Eisenhower Probes Farm Program Democrats Hit For Cimipaiv'ii Tour Cov- By ERNEST b. VACCARO Failure To Devise criiiK' Atlantic Sea(aovernor Stevenson CanipaigiiH In California PHILADELPHIA un - President Truman today described opponent* Farm Plan With­ boa n I la 1Manned of compulsnrv medical Insurance— out Price Controls ,*y Include (ten Dwight D. Etsan By Demo .Nominee « ower —as **pullbackn who want llv B i t ,1 \ \ vlOK IN lo "go back to lit# hone and buggy B> JACK BELL H I'R IN t lF IF I.I* . E l c Gov day* " ABOARD EISENHOWER SPE The President declared "11 Is a Vtllal Sl»*v on von t* c t i r d i ill'll In go Cl AL i.|t—Gen Dwight D Eisen 10 W.tkhniii'tim SiiDtnLiv tit h head Job for ad ul us" i t bring medical huwer carried his campaign info ()u.ittcih a m i.n iiu cil ti-dny ami and health services lo In* people politically vital Minnesota toda> 'p i'n il.itin n ti t «• aiinnf m nthcr at a price they can allord lo pay with a call for a "consistent' iniudthg l>* r i** i. tbt I ii inm r .itlc "I would not call suc.i u good l.n m piognim • |11 Lit v , ,iiutc. ,11i I’n ^ t•aociallMit.’ " Truman -aid ispcakiug Indole a m in d exti I ili’iit I i imt lo would call It a goal ol enterprisemated at almost J.uuu persons at S t I \ l ‘t| * x«M 4 ,'fll i railllfl (M ill 10X11 ‘PAL* licks the face or his maitei, John Cobb, 3*. after » heail-on American enterprise " Albert I.oj Hi*- Republican prest (uign iviui foi ittig ihe Vtleinllc collision of cart near Weitbwry, N. Y. Cobb was not of four Injured. Truman didn’t mention the Kc dcntial nominee accused the Demo SiMhoiird I hor iii.t \ Al right. James Slewlerskl, 43, Is cumfoited by his wife. Florence gublican presidential nominee by cral.s ot pulling the farmer "in Ibr \n siulo * t i li»^* *l CihI.i v tlwit the name in a speech prepared fnr a (wearing bandana), and others. (International SoundphutoJ middle" b) conHicling price con gnvi'irior Mti G i n , in \\ -Mhingtiin luncheon ol the American Hospi­ Irol and agricultural aid pmgrams I iy mi at Iv lit a m. tal Association In Convention Hall Cheered by Ins crowd packed K.S l * ii i »»uti* In the .\laBui he ((noted language used by ■reception in u appearance in II , ruii* ha*i' .t (ju .itiiu 'o , V.i Elsenhower In New York Sunday limns and Indiana Monday. Eisen Hi< -on, A d i.li I II i hi o ffice r* opposing Truman's medical insur bower swung hard against the train in g nehiMl there ance plan Elsenhower advocated, Democratic domestic and foreign S|e\eliM»n .n il vttaike uh.»! w as among uliter steps, "locally admin programs i l e v i In'tl .» .» "tmn » im p iiiin Uttered Indigent medical care pro He said that tanners were talk" at Ihe M»u mr Imm* a ml go g ra n ts" "caught in the middle" last (all mi In Hiehiiuiotl V i fur ,i -speech Truman came here by train (rum when the office of Price Slabtli Ih e i»' S itu! ft.i v nlglil .-Jfraihinglon lor the address, billed ration tOI'Si threatened to clamp I he rfnvei aim** - hiHT irv leaves T y the While House as "nonpo price controls on bogs at the same hexf Sumliiy » Uink If | r his lime the Agrteiilture Department III leal " I'li'stom not f** in ike pec (lies on K. Z. Johnson, Jr. Be­ Chrysler Agency To was sayihi; that the over supply ol While he didn't mention compol Stiiiii.iv x .Mid «sii i*i \ *-i • Miiggi'sleil lings would prevent any price In sory medical Insurance In so many comes Commander; Build (larnjire At crease* lie oiiicliT I ik« Hit ssppoi ftitiitv to words today he declared' »1*011 i w ifli I i mi h i mi t h r W lule Downtown Location "As foi the Republicans, we will C o r d e l l Honored •‘You can’l make Hie best mod 11mii-e holer i- - 'I hi hrii k l«» New ern medicine available In every be consistent." Elsenhower said York fni -i p**»“i-|* he foie the body—as II should be- unless there "Having made a lurni ptogram Officers of Hanford Fust 63. the \mt tit an I *ih t thsm «d Labor \ • i utm ••((••! I>v Bill Kirk^ d Is some way for people lo pay for American Legion, ami its Auxiliary Bill Kirk Mn'ors for the <’i'V we will tint back and Idl t‘i 'l\ iMllHMJ \1 4»I 14t I k were Installed In Impressive cereEisenhower mixed his hid lor lln II." H e Li '. t v ,iw I k r I ‘ r • ■ it I, Gil \iig lol on Die northwest corner Truman's national health pro monies last night at the Legion uf I’nlmrttn Avenue mid Cttmmc" farm vote with an atlaek on Tru ON HIS WHISHt-StOP IO U * ,,( t \illfe i tit,i CTov Adlai St.*v enroll D . >mocr.itU I're tld n d lu l immiiivr, l ' ui 44 ."tun , i -ti gram, embracing pre payment of Hut before u packed house. In ad dal Avenue, for th» purpose of mail administration liiielgn poll ( .llaitit J Olid p|'| rJ.% ,t M » t *!k i *-is> • ddlrs'.ri s lu ll, side wudien, r mu f.iH i tli il if the* K i i.u M u .eiu in .I k ■lint, 1l,,*l r .ii ,1 b e lli Miedicul, hospital, laboratory ami tilt ion lo member#, the of fair wus erect loir a new building f‘,r bi« ries quit lelllua ltd uUuul us. wi ll pMf l e i l f i i g i h c 11 *111a i,i t , r , o l l I t e m ' qn.il trr s inila:s Ml,ill tie* 1leilKH'l .1 1 i I fiti f n tih tih iK S'h ii m ljd u 'ln j aven some denial costs by In­ attended hv district officers and Chrysler noetic«>. wax accent ml li* till-sl ■ liriri. li • amlnl.it,* is it" Eisenhower's invasion ol Ihc creases In social security pay guests from neighboring posts. di .if'mg b " <*,iin 1ntij'ii atr.ilegy |ii«( nlglil bv «hc CitV Commls- Midwest in Ills serious minded bid It. Z. Johnson Jr. was installed slim. mciils, has kept a controversy go Urn *\ eld thut il|*|ie.ll , tn luivg for the presidency evoked cheers , . , , ing between him and the American as the new post commander and Mr. Kirk announced Ui*l he (nun ills campaign managers cll.lTIlil'd his l"i iliutt w ,i-, last Medical Aasoclailon (AM A) for Mrs. C. E. Hunter as the Auxiliary will break ground for the building b e tu i’en Inm w eck's meet me Arthur Suminerfield, Republican president. seven years. Elsenhower called it Ills G () |’ in 10 dnvs. The agreement stlnu- national chairman, told this report 1Iw 1g111 H 1 |M'll Inn, ei HitftfCMt Ike Hutton OtJier post officer* seated are as laled hv the ......... . ■ move toward "aoclallied medi­ was that uppuni'iit llld Sel i Hubert A l .ill follows; (leorge Maybury, first • h r s a l e >- v x l'd nrowl'1" ' >•_' 1 er Elsenhower's backers are "en nt tlillu M e n •llxll i sa y s Kixciitm w * cine ’* lirely satisfied" with the Inpras vice-commander; (Jordon Frederick, The ('resident told the hospital ing operation* ere started within xinn the generul made on about f t ' s " g l’l*llt <1Ul. ole nus tieciune second vice-commander; Eugene group that good health la of "first it, ii 1 aft I ijh tlic gri nt nil i n u ll i Itt) lavs . , a quarter of u million persons win, Importance" to this general web Stovall, tnlrd vice-commandei and tin ■ annul al's e.iiii. The lot, with 80 feet "taken I'V l>l turned out to see and bear him assistant adJutanL on Commercial Avenue end 104 fare and added: palgb Amt tu.* added R. W. (Bob) D*ane, finance of­ feel on Palmetto, Be* Immediately In IllUtms and Indiana yesterday j ■. • "That Is why, ever since l have - . -i — # 4* T ills pUtx iftl m lu w lv un'C' as Sugt inn rf laid (aid Eisenhower 1 ficer; fh A. Monforton. chaplain; east of tli* Crtyhnurid flu* 8/fV « » prwidanl. [.have recommend pert nil Mu i HIMi i i jtt im i nil tbit Fleet Maneuvers Are will continue lo deprecate the lev L. F. Boy la, service officer; Barle *1,1,1 prupertv Owned hv J- A 1 ul e d p ro g ra m * w filrti T M lte v e will I'll'I'l lull ily with which his Democratic op T. Loucks, historian; Jim Single­ houn. t (resiles** oa ran* r«s«l Hi h , in hi en 1iii lung strateg y ,, ,, .. Conducted In Baltic* tary, adfotant. and A. Dave Brown, | Mr. Kiik, In making his offei, pound Gov Adlai E Steven-,m rb lef Iteilteil I'onti ! i'Eti e w itli !ii sergeant-at-arms. pointed out lhat two ve»rs urn j of Illinois, lias described Hepubli n41ini nil I»n "let*- • "tel I Hv Allied Forces Amendment In Nov Other auxiliary officers installed i be had offered 11000 for the |,ro call reaction to many of the i*mi, ure as follows: Mrs. J. M. Garrett, pcrlv, now iim-iI for fr**e parkin' of the day By B lIt t .K I \ It I I* I'Ll I! |»t| ill * t pil'd* >1 pt •i' I Ml first vlce-|ircsldetil; Mr«. Roy Til - purposes, in the Cllv, and Mini .* "tied Elsenhower** own mo, <o ( r rI'E N il At, E N . D im inatk ,,p off i r h let h in SxftiMKmI* ' " 'll1 lls, second vice-president; Mrs, W. lie vote Ilf 2 Mild 9 resulted In Ity and los recognition ol the •> British Niuvvi'glan and Dnulsli ti l Ski'll t .**III \ • *i*III** I i * II" •ni'i f ' I L. Elder, corresponding secretary; the Commission, which later luusness of the situation exist,'', flV’Mrl I III,Ill'll r,,|,i,||li.ig|,|i ' ill* Lliill** » Ilit > bv li l Mlbc * Mrs. (’. F. Proctor, recording sec­ elded on further appraisal on the today contrasts sharply with h, riiv ri lisla y In lln* b r 't m urk »Iflll llifi'lit >|*"'ilr11"!! »' .111 I 4 4" retary, jot. lie stressed the need uf more ! opponent's wisecracks and I i»- (IW « igiu! . ‘f lilt* I s Ii.ufi s . 1..... 1 !'• 1 " Mrs. II. I,. Miller, treasurer; Mrs. l.iisiniss proiiertv as a means "f live that fact Is lm|iressiin: H» atr attack un an Allmdn- I *.u l ! <*a|iilal d uiiiiK itATO . "Main pal l|oi mail K M••»11 d Hi line** W. J. Hartley. Imngwood, chajiluln; rnising more taxes, pointing out CV By MILO EAR.NETI peoplo," Kuinnii-ifield said f l i i ' h H* h " .d , a n d k ■ , I t> I i.iu f i l i r a ii ’" m ani'iiviq s «\ 4I |3 I Ml| ■ *Ml f II f*f f4*14iii SEOUL, Korea oB — The U S Mrs. Lena Hammond, Long wood, that lhere hu* been but llllle con­ Elsenhower will desert Ids , 1 T h r Mi lk ,'I,i'll,', >■ .itI Il k l j s t i ',1 ■i. .41*144 ,4 14 l * 4 I* t e n t i n g .11 1 . l , b „ BlM I 1 * L. \1m Fifth Air Force said Allied pilots historian, and Mis. Jack banner, struction of buildings devoted to palgn (rain temporarily Ibis at»-1 I'SI luimils*', i'let b i , i \\ i* 11 4 i • *i' " k(iii'U Dvt.'iiM' t-sljld lsli sal a new Korean War reeurd for sergeant-at-arms. business h rrr lately. noon lo fly lo New York, where i„ ! m| t In IIS 1 1 l . |*9 . • It. R. (Dick) Eddy, tilh district t i. V 11 . ■• i, Communist planes deatruyed In our The new building, he said, wlO will s|>eak before Ihe Ameru.o, llli'u t. uutviib' ttn* n lv wen- blasted \t. Hi t i i 11 f11" ? j* f h V 1 *< ( m*». i n f i l l • i ib c t t t e l t l u w e i r ml**»i *t. by sev e ral w aves „f enem y "nr month when they abut down three commander from Ml. Doro Post .'16. be of one siorv concrete ldn,k A t (h u t Iv in M m id , Min " f S a n llld b i „ > 4 4** • ** s M .u , t h e (ini' 1 "I'M 1 4* V * I' (1 I 11)4'r 4 MIG15* over North Korea ami got wus installing officer fot the post, construction, with modernistic Federation of Labor •'oiiveiiiinii m aiikv' p la n r . flying frnm the blit 1 , i Fd 1 .444 I e l l , w i n g while Mrs. Charles D. Webster, glass front anil will measure Ml morrow lie will pick up Ins H:m, D n iin li a ir base uf K aru p in Jut f n r d ’i l!i4i*-t u n l e l l f K l * i li b 4\v*‘l f o l | , l l , , ' M in i. ♦ belated confirmation of a (uurth. m i " 4 | d o i i l * t i | i p o | t i ’l R, l o i i k l l n 1 lv K n liit i I ‘ i , k , ' i . i i , , l, i liu 'k l, M nl || n , I |. | f f. I m.|)Mf That ralaed the Heplember lotal uiit-going Auxiliary president ami hv J00 feet In sire. He declared again lomorrow nlglil lit Muhin land I Ill'll • HI, w l i l e h In* b a d tie* tp Med, b» c o lli. M il. N . ill in 'III,I I I ,C i Il>. I t 1 v . ' ' »4 Mill 4‘ l ltlo 45 Mills, with almost half the alth district president, Installed the that the lease on Ids Present I mplii s jiiiiulimed lh.il Hie as l l n t • < t ill l e i t p lii rf i i n J a i l, "iiv i l b MM , * 1 - w lp t ,• * I < W,'1,'olUI <| I *\ ► Ih ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t i 1‘ *'IF1«■111 j I, i I tl tli till ||I Sen Frank I'arlsim ol Kjiisj sau ll reduced by "al per eenl tinbuilding at 1006 Hanford Ave month left Last April 44 lied j officers of tne Auxiliary. f u r ( i i ' t u i i i K l H i ' i t l m w r i a n d kpH a K m e I lu ll I N \ l, l 'n il Iluth Mrs. Webster and J. D. ■me, will expire in March. Coming one ul the general'* chiel advise, ,.t J4f|l «I ill 4|M r ' I ■ 4 l via'* )|1 planes were destroyed, Including Cordell, flgliiiny e.ip u iity ,d t'lijH-nbagen'' bi'U l t y 1 4*x't'lil lu ll , I In* hll'H Mti t ‘i o il , htg pi 1.1,1. tu him (indue tli1' ttlHlf kf f commander, here from West Palin Beech f i v i described ns "nhsnliilcly jicrfe,' co 41 Mills and three propeller driv were givenout-going astal defenses i vbibitlPii Iben* at t he *’Ib iimh’i al*» .■-hi J, id F'lmnlj, lioilagu "t as they left yeura ago, lie purchased the j Elsenhower's El speeches and il,, i N \1 n it i till ii h, B t 'ii' th e warplanes caught on thr their office*.ovations A llutilla ul " hi aiig e" w arsh ip s b it I d N e l d l o W i r ’' r e l i t e i . | >nil l i e * t,'H- 1 • r s n o d I i i ,* L ,,| I, ,ul,ling i i h i >** J u t il" Mrs. Tilllr presented Chrysler till 141I 'L L Hi i *t Iititf k e t ! reception by domlnanlly lle|iubli rneaiiw agency at that time from ground, i * bile headed west tow ,m l III d i a m e t e r , t h e button l*> III l i e v e d said XI r M il wee, i,n,! I ir pnintod himun ef t n gift la the uut-golng president f Jhi win! i' \- flu fi'iitilM* can audiences In Indlunri and ,u In addition to the three Mills from tha auxiliary, while Kartvb' Wight Brothers. Irnni the D auisb Is t<* III' 111** lklin*it 4*1 ItH kind Util (lull t V1MUII S, II"-il. Will' ll In1i IK\ •tr ,» h u l l itu- it i'l if n»i 'h ml* Meeting as an equalization the Chicago vicinity of Illinois yc CupL'idiugeli destroyed one was damaged today llousholder presented Mr. Cordell land of flurnlinltn in the flnlli,veui it th " time bad 176 enrolled, \ • 11!*>*i'» ul fjeii'tit A|i**nkir.if (>f The Fifth Air Force also confirmed with a oast commander's pin from hoard during the rurlv part of lerday Sea Danish m bm ariues supported now dns 66U ih** Iti M. i , Mi \ , L t '4., ri tin I, the meeting, !h* Commission Io.,h The general capped Ills dav the kill of a MIO Sept. 4. Thirty the putt. II, urged the t.inli to cute ful "H'ill* ) !',iM111'"| 1, f|.:|t I Imt iJifro by Niirwegtan ruutnr tnrpedu Imul , Local D e le g a tio n under consideration appeals from campaigning with a 126 tulle aul,, tl i Bed planes have been damaged Hie .'lislitq lin n u l Miiielidiuent eum During a series of brief speech*., a number of residents for low< r w ere altai kmg the "enem y " (hips w n in • i i" u ik fIi «,f 11 l< •iMllanMl Its M e * T s « l mobile trip, starting from ih, lug up in tin* N. . eiuliei ilie lu u i „ ____________ ________HIprlngs, U E. Weaver, Altamonte ‘ I I * » i Mf1\ • fit MFfj Jl . \ s'| 4, fit'll* T h e e ra n g r fln lllla Is sehrduled tax valuations. Houlti Side of Chicago and lakiin w lil t cby a pm I mu uf nolo Iii '* •■Ii»m l f»» lln * .'M m >I n*'w n u t t k i-1 hth district committeemen, who I ii ut'i'Mi|it In In rre lls way Miruugli Among these were Mack N. lit Jollel, Wheaton. Aurora and f t (titiil, w ill go to s r hinds to UIUIIU" was made director of Civil Defense Cleveland Jr., appearing f o r niui'ii!).1• i ■■." li*- ti i 11 ' t 4 tli ‘i•"n i%i1111 the vital In tern aliuiial gatew ay uf Lt. John A. Jones tee eiintm imtinn t ullutineiil .round observation* for Hemlnole Harry Hobson who was also pr> lawa, III o f i l l f f* l ♦ til 1H " M i ju 'oliiM lK n p 11 the B a ilie uiilglil ill ord er In He gol friendly, cheering crowd lu ll, ip a lly f i ,i Imil ling fu ll," , of u help I'm f»!l ti i = IL is fippcitrasked for cooperation from sent; Mr. and Mr*. T. J Jtidl; " s h e ll" Danish coastal fortresses Is Reported Missing bounty, In this territory, part of which | Kill per teuidiei unit 1'hts would H iK till Ih** p lu h T irim 4.f I tu* c n riv e n * the post. He Is attempting to mo* Monte* Harris; and Prof. J. N. W estw ard III Ihe North Sea, U S borderline belween Democratic Three ineinhei „ ' the Heuiumle I'llllMe Hemllmte t im litv til get f t , H in t. \v 1114' 11 !n *t i hr f"tif). K i h l n y Idllre a Sanford furce to particlplanes claim ed In have dam aged ('rooms. uf rtiinmercr. I'uiintv t'liamhiir and Republican control, that wn, 4160.null fur new const l iiction all Swili hintf t*i fh»* hu m) mitt kntt Lieutenant John A, (Buddy! pate In th* airplane spotting duty. Among those present were tho Mr. Cleveland pointed nut .list larger than this cnrrespondeul ha un " e n e m y " sea raid er in another m> hiding Forrest Itr.'i'keiu idge, fiuallv, he said Mt A i, ht ■*(j| a mi ul w,fi Miti'ii Itiil Jonea Jr., 29, flanfo»ra, haa been ................. — ----phase nf llie big w ar gam e* A lug liulrnuin of tin riiaiiagei. Al l.«e, < seen for any presidential randi Miesxillg tin* ne.'d III t i l " , ollllt > I'iihlplrlrtt illlprovi'liu Nt i .trill ntllll* reported by the Air Defense Com­ following: Mra. Ernestine Forward, Mr. Robson had purchased th" In lrrn u lltm al la*k force sel a ir «eu Wnlerwjiyx 4'ummitve, und Julm fm ilierensed it I lil-t I** facilities, lie flout nt the >ili\ njf.fi wii.li they mand aa missing after ha took off district secretary: Mrs. Sybil Hrewton Building in which his date In a comparable area blow* In elim inate Hie threatening I4i unib'V. uvvtier ,,f ihe Hanford At Aurora for Instance, Poll,,said Mint he w Mil l like t > see n lilt V• La-all WUrKlf-K' Mir tu t from Tvndall Air Fort* Bate, Pa­ Routh, district chaplain; Mrs. H. D •porting good- store Is located Russell, district iirgeant-at-arm s; fur 116,000 and that ill assess,■.( Sgt. Casper Nelser said Ihe crowd w arsh ip Birat ii'iiilt), left yesterday fur geumasluiii building (01 llit- JniiP'r U 1*4' k ’ nama Cltv, last Friday. The III planes |rum the huge Silver iti, lings tu attend the lligtl Hchutil III will,' It tie le,’iiltl IV o .lll L e t 11*•W h i it ’ f l l l l , 15 According to tha telegram re­ Mra. Eleanor Jackson, Mt. Dora, valuation bv the City I* 122,040, he exllmaled al 4S.00U persons was II* pointed out that auch assess­ Ihe largest he ever haa seen i American aircrali carrier Frank met mg uf tlie newly formed St mended having ll.tce glades, tin* i iii 11 *• ||. art fo i it o' 1 1 \ (to.! i 4 u t r i'iiilv ceived yesterday bv hla brother, past Oth district president. Mra. Eddyj Mra. Betty McOo- ments are generally about half of ■embled In the city In 27 years of III) D H o u s e v e i l In ealeil the Johns Indian Itivei Impiuvemvnt seventh, figlitii and ninth, instead liuve t ■i it reiitnl, i*4 ru t. I ."‘at Aahby O. Jon**, EM4 Palmetto of the present lw„ T'his would re *hi|iptritf i* 4*i|i4v»t.',| t*» v.-iitiiunco "eneinv" vessel Uxl ntebt .r,il miles | Cumiutllri Avenue, Lt. Jona* waa on a "local, wan, Kissimmee, president of tha th* value aa determined by *alo srrvlce In the police department II was about the same sire crowd from the task force The rule nf Scht-dtilrd to talk ui tlic meeting suit in better in* tiuetlon ill sellout u h o u t t l e l u h i r lit ui* I i» routine training flight" whan tha Central Area; Mr*. Bea Altermat, value of th* property. in albletiex, In* pmnted (mt, u'ld Orlando, past department chaplain; Mr. Robton, in turn, stated that which had greeted the Republican, the raider in this big naval exer concerning R'wealh*r deteriorated," S u e fo n t M a t h " ! ia a«-£11 n q u i t e the proposed HI and lI 'r m lt D « ir ,l I K I '. i r K,m ) kiVs would bo liftr»■ grounded in ,M t i i i l u i g i i u f o n I o f - i t it Hr v e g e ir* n H n s * 4 Oa P aa e F a s n m Th* telegram, bearing th* name Mra, Florence Hague, Orlando, de- th* building required much repair .1,dms Indian River (.'anal, was i Ifundamental!! of fnntbull and lui.epartm ant membership committeework. Florida Fashion*, which oc­ of General Beniamin W. Shlblaw Gol. II (,’ lie,-, consulting en bull before reaelimg lugii school. t«hl«A(" he stAti'i!. “ mkIi ns poticupies the upper floor, end one toe** eahhiig*', t u u i i t t o i nj pL i mid ae th* sender, further Hated that woman. gmeei for the f'elillal ami .South Mr Mmmh tol l of the prospect* Mrs. Margaret Scsrdefiejd, past store downstairs, plan lo vacate all aircraft were m alted and Inern Florida Flood t'uiilrol Dis- I of the HHS grtdders, and said the vuiiiint oihar viiru*ti«*n " •iruclH to nrocetd to Moodv AFB, president of the Orlando Auxiliary: the building soon. It icl ' local team liud good chance tn pluv Mr. and Mra. Judt protested Georgia, which la the alternate Mrs, Louella Canada, president of Mr Lee Holiday termed the in u championship conference H u a i. \ iiio r iiM i» th# Orlando unit; Mra. Gertrude valuation* on four single family landing field. meeting lo be of much import- games nf north mid south Florida NKW YORK r l n*il of Victor "Your brother waa unable to con­ Mathew, second vice-president of and one duple* house which they sru'e to Siinford, .Seminole ('min­ teams. Il>* nnnuuliefd that the Sutnitain. I)ii>toM.4 Kent Ii H a . on erected several year* ago at Park tact,Moody by radio,"the telegram tha Orlando unit. ing tin, southern and western |iur ty und tlw Ht, Johns River Val­ Thanksgiving guiiie will lie with ctiorgCH n( \mlutmu the Kxport eald, "and notified Tyndall AFB Harry Hopcraft, Mt. Dora, dis­ Avenue and Fourteenth Street. Bv JIM FIRMER lions of llip cuuntrv from stale ley, and del lured that the people Del,and, an,I thul if the (earn wins i ontrol Art wu- .ttljootrit*«! today Montes Harris, retired colored that h* waa not poalUvt of hla po- trict sergeant-at-arms; Lesley Favoritism was expressed fur In federal uwnershin, Hhoulil this of this area should get back of all Its games, the buys will be in Feileral L'ciurt until Oet HI altlon." Jackson, M i Dors, past commander school teacher, protested an In­ Demoeratle candidates )n Ihe pen action treated by 1‘eter Hetiunl to a free S .i in nun. 41. ami (tnrulrand lie taken, Florida possibly the canal project. . The Tymlall control tower waa ot Post 8B{ Allan Forward, Alta­ crease In appraisal of her house at eral election this fall at a recent "We are expecting a whooping trip to the "range or Gator Bowl Ilrothem Inc , a freight forwarding directing him to MOeDIII AF1, monte Springe, commander of Post 14 East Third Street, a vary uld caucus of the Florida House <>f could be affected. firm, are aeeuMul of f.ilsely veri­ Anv natural resources which meeting," said Mr. Lee with en- games. which waa th# neareet baa*, when IBS; Pauline Stevens, adjutant of building, on which eh* had a|»eiit Representatives at Tampa, «•more than 1800 for aabeato* sid- cording to the two local legisla­ might be exploited from thrx • tnuslaaui, and udded that dele­ lie ittvenled some difficulty' In fying nhipper^* export ihvlnntllonx Lt. Jonee Informed the tower hla tha Altamonte Springs post. In such case, would revert gations am expected from Jack­ adapting the Municipal Stadium involving nhlpinenti of hearings to angina had failed. Immediately, ra­ Jimmy D’Oraey, peat commander ing. City Clark H. N. flayer paint tor*, but definite oppoeltlon was areas. the federal government Instead sonville, i'utulku and other cities field to fontliull use, due to the Switzerland The governimnt con* dio contact waa loot. of th* Orlando poet; Joe Byrd, ed out that due to mil late reduc­ expressed to two nlaiiks In the to of the slates. curve ,,f tho xtundx, and said that tendi the hearings Huh^etpiently of north und reutiul Florida The Air Force la attempting to Sanford Naval Air Station; Georg# tion her taxee were | 6dHl lower national Democratic platform. The cloture reulc deals with some nf the left field fence will were trarnflflipped to (‘ominuniat locate the aircraft. . , . McGowan, Kissimmee, past district than in 1047. • He expressed confidence that Mark Cleveland Jr. and Vulie limiting time uf debate on the U. have tu lie moved to make the field tzechoxloviikia Lt. Jonea attended echoed here. commindtr, and A/2c Herbert Prof. J. N. Cronins protested a Senate floor, dispensing with the new organisation will moke large enough for play. Sam ami wax it in* Med m Florida Hla father, deem ed, owned and Barefoot. United Stotes Air Force. 13.49 annual Increase In tax** un Wlllla/ns Jr., state representative’ B, much piugresi on the canal pro­ from this county, both alateil the the traditional filibuster. Tills operated the City Drug Co. Coach Gulins slated that whereas L is t A p r il a n d lia s b e e n f r e e on Refreshment* and a social time hla home at 812 Hanford Avenrn, caucus motion idea under the vigorous # resolution t„ ruling already has been put into HHH team hud 22 letlermen 1.5,000 bond followed Mat InsUUation** Cakes and increase uf appraisal due to endure* aptiroved all Democratic nominees effect on the floor of the U. S. leadership uf Eurl Brown, who the adding a toilet room. last year they now have only six, (o r tha frralf, o im of which bore lias don* su much to advertise ADULT EDUCATION frnm Adlai Rtevenion, presidential House nf Representatives. but pointed out that the B squad David Miller of the Hunt Lin- candidate, on down the line. Florida at national exhibits. m A meeting of the Adult Educa­ • "good Mtk" phrasing to new ofAn amendment which excluded M^vie Time Table played well last year, and there is were baked by Mrs. Dave coln-Mercury Motor* Co., told the tio n Council wU) be held a t 4:80 fleam, However proponent* of carry­ endorsement of thr party plat­ Hanford would liave much to much guod material un the present Remley. commissioners that during exca­ It lT Z -'dock Wednesday afternoon at ing th* blenket endorsement to form, relative lo th* two dis­ from such a canal, Mr. Lee team. vation* for tha foundation* for u th* national platform ran into puted Issues, carried by an over- 3aln a City Hall, and nil in tem ted " M y H on J o h n " eclaradi pointing out that large new home In th* 2400 block on trouble. Diesenalon with the pro­ whelming majority, the local re- number* of yachta would atop Coach Fleming told of stiff a f ­ taona are urged by Mia# Ha1:34 - 4:01 - 6.28 • 8.65 Palmetto Avenue that a storm posal waa expressed because uf prasenlativus disclosed. ternoon workouts by the young fllavens, co^tdlnator, to SCHOOL her* art-rout* to Miami and th* MOVI ELAND grldders, and announced th* school fewer and a water pipe were tutIt* Coun­ Registration* may be two factor* In the platform—the However, 'th a two legislators “ Molly" wee aa- countered. These, he said were tldelands laaua and tha cloture predicted that Stevenson would lower east coast, much money will have track and golf teams for would he spent here on supplies the athletic training of youths who Show open* 7:00—-firat feature iay, will not Indicated on the deed to hla rule. gat the nod In the voting this and many persons of wealth and mav nut play In other compctltljns. 7:24, intcrinlssiuii 8:47, last fea­ , for the properly. Th* policies aa sat up by the fait from state representatives. Winning contests Is not the pitture 9:21. on walla He waa adviitd to present to Democratle party Intend to trans­ t."From mv observation and dla- prominence would settle in tills Longer ood. (Ceattaeea oa Page tw o) (C.s IIi m * Oa g i f t flier) section aa a result. (Cealiase* u s r*ae r*ar) tha Lymaa •arse. fer ownership of tldslands border­ Legion Officers Bill Kirk Buys Are Installed In Lot From City Impressive Rites For New Building Copenhagen Is Riddled In Mock NATO Air Attack Bigger Athletic Program Is Seen For Local Schools New Record Made In Korean War By Allied Air Force ]E Attends Meet At S i l v e r Springs S Seminole Representatives Attend Political Caucus Held In Tampa iMarkH A1;m;ij»(rs (’oiivt'iHion Si‘t In Winter Haven � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 15, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d17b13bae1c9df08a4712bcb2f80b7a0.pdf 31525dd0834c6b6d7701504ad99b009a PDF Text Text # ** Easter’s B at K eeps Indians I Game Behind Yankees B ro o k ly n Increases T1IH (4AN F o il II II KB AI, D Page K Thursday, Kept. II, 1952 Lead To 4V& Games Over Giants With 2 Wins Over Cubs AH Sports Writer , Luke Raster, foimer turgcl fur Cleveland'* "boo birds," 1* lop man the lilt parade of Indian fan* . big Luke's blaring bat u spear heading the Indians' hid for the tmerlcan league pennant, a drive hat finds them only one game he dnd the New York Yankee* Hull, lombatant* have 14 game* In play Deluding a fare to fare meeting In Dtvelaml on Sunday. Easier drove home two rims last light on a single and Ills an It: turner to lead the Indians to a 5 3 detory over Ihe Philadelphia Alls. etics. Hui the Yanks protected heir slim lead as Alllf Reynold* Li Idled the number* to a 0 1 vie lory over the SI. !/oul* Drowns. Meanwhile, the Brooklyn DodgVi moved 4t4 games ahead of the tew York Giants In Ihe National -tague rare. The Dodgers swept i twl-nlght twin bill from Chiago, 4-1 and 6 2, after the Giants ild won a 13 Inning haltle from MUsburgh, 3 2, on Don Mueller's tome run. Easter, who failed to lilt his Weight during the first half of the Campaign, has been making up lor tost lime since he got back Into lineup on July 15. following a lojourn with Indianapolis of Ihe iojc__ American Association The 240 pound first baseman do arted iinmmirned with a 208 avrag*. Since his recall ho has been angina away at a 310 clip and as driven In 55 runs In 52 games. , The Indians were playing .508 hall and trailed the Yank* hy 3M> game* when Raster Ivft. Kline his fetum they have won 30 and lost U, a .610 pace. Easier, who ha* hit salely In 13 JO H o rn , 10. "Miss Chicago." traight games, singled home the ttulk.-il oil will, top buttling lull ndlans' first run in the opening honors on Ihe snoiul night of me nning. Hob I.emim blanked the “Mli* America'' prellmimiiI,, in Athtetlrs on three hits until Ihe Atlantic City, N. J.ffntvrnultonulJ hlnlh, when he suddenly willed The A's loaded the bases with one out and Lemon Issued two walks to force home two runs. Ted Wilks, the old National League fireman. Cgme on and saved Lemon'* tilth Icjory. O nobis was In Ion form against vnnlds Reyiu the Hrowns. The righthander nl lowed only live hits anil fanned II In racking up his 18th conquest The Yanks rolleclrd IS tills tt:nln*l Duane Plllette and two relief pilch •rs. Johnny llulherford, with assist Miller And A,shu Go ■nee from Joe l!lack and Carl Hr Into Muddle F or Milt*, turned back tho Cuba at Kb beta Field. Rutherford bowed mil 2 Days In Stuart for ■ plnch-hltler during a gome winning, four-run rally In Hie MIAMI MV—Tho Universities of seventh nl the opener, lllack rit tired the Cub* In order the rrst Florida anil Miami may get to­ gether mi llio gridiron nl Gullies of Hie way. Nov 22 II* Ns-ht-Slllll-ll. f Krsklnw roasted to Ills )2lli vie v|H" "I think we are coming idling," tory In the second game Mueller's hoiner fur the Giant* null I h i . ilmvoiao K Asllc, (lid of Miami president. aent game Murry DlikMin down to verslly bit 201h defeat. Dickson, wlm won Wednesday night in revealing tlml 20 games In 1051, Is tin- first Plrule In- had conferred wllh Ur .1 lllllls pitcher lien ip moiiem history In be Miller, Unlverslly id I'londa pres liH-nl. Tuesday night and Wednes­ tagged eggs with a score id ileleuts The Giants engaged lliree pitch day illuming They discussed a new football ■rs to stem the Ptrnlu* with lluyl Wilhelm gaining eredll for his Lilli rniitrucl between Hie two Instltu I Hoiin victory. "I had u talk wllh Ur. Miller In other games, the Philadelphia Phils defeated SI. Lnubt, 0 3, nml In*! (Tuesday) night and Hit* Cincinnati nosed out Uoslnii, 0 5, • (Wednesday) morning at Ktuurl. In 10 Innings In tho Nallonnl where he is fishing." Dr. Ashe League, anil Chicago turned buck 1said. "Wo discussed the situation ipiite Washington, 0 3, and Detroit upset I a till but we need to have another Boston, 62, in the American ! little talk, which we may tie able I to do over Ihe plume. I think wo qw h are coming along.” Dr. Ashe said tie would not have much morn to snv until after he taiks with Dr. MIHcr again TH0MA8VILLK, Ua. (*-U etsy "I think probably, II we get to­ Rawls, Austin, Tax., won her see gether somewhere, we may make and golf tournament in Georgia u joint statement. ’ la four days when she downed Miami Daily Nows Snort* Kdllnr Betty Jameson, Sen Antonio, mi Stanley Woodward said Wednesday the seventh extra hole of a sud­ It was "reliably reported" that the den death playoff In Ihe Mary sldents of the two universities is Paulk Invitational tourney •'will agree in adopt n iine-year lne»day. Interim agreement In go im with Ibo game. I)r. Ashe did not com­ ment on (bat report. I’osslbillty that the Intense foot­ ball rivalry between the two schools would end arose several days ago when Florida Alhlallc Di­ rector Hob Woodruff dnmanded (hot Miami sign a Soulhoailern (‘■inference cunirucl. Miami football officials n ld If Woodruff's demands wore met Ihe Hurrlcunca would have to operate under SRC rules without enjoying any advantages of conference tpnmhcrshlp. Officials of the Iwo schools have boon negotiating a now four-year contract Including this year'a game, for which 140.000 worth of tickets already have been sold. Miami hai won three of the tail GUSTAFSON four games between the schools UBH’oach An< ■nd their meeting in the Orange Howl iaat October drew 61,001 fens. ! S Sanford All-Star* Are Edged, 4-3, In 7th By Orange Buick Sanford's high All-Btar ar.ftt.all trom rrrrivSo their first jolt In the Orlando Invi­ tational tournament last night ai Orange Hulok rame from behind In the late innings to defeat Ranford, 4-fl, In the bottom of the seventh at Kxpositlon Park In Orlando, Sanford ltd most of the gams before they fell victim lo sev­ eral srratrh Infield tills and fluke bunts. Iron-Man Hires went the entire route for the losers yielding hut Iwo walh*, four runs on eight hits. With the srore knotted up In the bottom of the seventti and Orange tlulek nt bat, Malbey looped a Texas League single over second, which - glanced off th* edge or John Keeling’s outstretched mitt. Mssslfer laid down ■ perfect bunt which Frankie Htenatrom raced In on and tkrsw to Keel­ ing at first. Tho runner beat the peg but Hlenslrum'a throw smashed off Keellng'a glove and rolled into right field. Rightfielder Mason sped in to rstav the bell lu Ihe plate but hta to*a hit Ihe ground as Malhey streaked across the platter be­ hind ratcher Coleman Yates with the game winning tally. The loss ended I Im All-Stars’ two-game winning skein and drop­ ped D ivio Into the losers* bracket with still one more chanrs to make the finals. However, they must win all their remaining games to take Ihe Oilandu crown. The locals tallied onro In tho first when Hienslrom led off with a single, Flanders walked iiimI Hill Crahlree singled MienStrom arross. Hanford maintain­ ed their |-tt lead until ths fifth when thev added two more on Keeling's walk, Flanders' hlngo and a pair of fielders' rholces. Orange Hulck parlayrd a hit WOODRUFF JACKSONVILLE un-Bob Wood­ ruff, University of Florida foot­ ball roach, a .!| be principal speak­ er at the Jacksonville Traffle Club's gridiron dinner h«r» Satur­ day night. University President Dr. By ED CORRIGAN (For Gayle Talbot) NEW YORK It teem* l i k e Ionly yesterday that the major -ml t-i o b.-r.T,t.v..'**■ 'hebt-firsf. J’vi'.V jju a pit chat* .jtvtfjt-'rif, v runs in the bottom of the fifth uj0,u tsars and pointing an accus to make the scoreboard read 5-2, |„ngfl finger flnger at the manuii manufacturers of Sanford. The Bulckrnen added th* the balls they tossed at the hitters. tying run In the sixth on Ander­ Much too lively, they cried. son's triple and a fly ball to Flan­ So menu* has been tampering with ders hv first baseman Baird. the content. They hinted darkly Ranford play* agdin Friday hai there very probably might ntvht at KspotHlon Park In Or­ iave been a conspiracy to take the lando at 7:30 p in. The All-Star i game away front the pitcher*. will hold a practice at the Lakeho loud waa the cry, In fact, front Diamond tonight at 7:30 t h a t the manufacturers were pin. forced to deny all. Same ball, Ati R II RBI same content, they maintained. flanfrod Now all la silence and a look at Stcnstrom, 3b 0 4 1 2 the records will explain why. The 3 1 0 0 other Keeling, 2b dey we glanced at the lead­ 9 1 1 Flandev, If 1 ing batten the majors: Would 3 0 Crabtrse, ss 1 1 you believein Uiat th* National Baser*, cf 2 0 1 1 League pennant winner may riot 0 Chotlaln, th 4 0 II a .200 billet when the final Drum, rf 2 0 0 0 has-Yates, c 0 returns areth#Intlast three In th* top 4 0 a 0 10Ininfart, Hires, p 3 0 1 tho NaUonal League were Mason, rf 0 were hitting 1 0 0 .300. Jackie Totals 29 3 0 9 Robinson was under top Brooklyn Oranga Hulck All H H RHI operative with (be a 308 mark and 1 Whltry Lnckmun 4 1 2 Masslfer, 3b was banging 3 (I 1 Morrison, ef 1 away at 301 for the New York Chance, a* 0 2 0 0 2 0 Giants Anderson, rf, p 1 l American Loagun wasn't -i 0 Corbett, r 1 1 Thu belter. It, loo, had. the last *3 0 1 0 much Halrd, Ih h three in the lop 10 under 300, Gene i. 0 0 0 Wondling Ilattaway, 2b the Now York Yankees "3 1 1 0 ■nd Dale of Cook, If Mitchell of the Cleveland Hanson, p 1 0 0 0 Indians both were well up but Malhey 0 where were 2 1 1 the other*? Only Mic­ 3 key Mantle was Totals 24 4 H managing to stay Sanford ... ...... 100 020 0—3 0 0 aieive mid. Orange Hulck 000 021 1—4 8 2 Wc don't want to be ana to paint R: Masslfer, Corbett. 3B: Halrd, a gloomy picture, hut we would Masslfer. Left: Ranford 11, Hulck like to urge Stan Muilal to itarl 5. BB-off: llier* 2, Hansen 2, lot king with mure vigor nr he’s Anderson 2. HO-Dy Hire* 4, Han­ going lo have tho lowest average son 2. HO: Hire* In 8 Innings 7; of .i National League hailing king Hanson In 3 Innings 5 2/3; Ander­ since 1019 son In 0 Innings l ‘i. IIHP: Hasore The Iasi time we looked his (Hanson), Crabtree (Hanson). mark showed .333 and barring a Winner Anderson (1 0); Loser, slump catastrophic proportions, Hires |2 - l) ._ Ip- -.hould win Ihe championship In a hreeic for tho third straight year. But m '51 he had a .333 and In '30 a U0 ills other three championships were even more impressive. In 1943 It was 337. In 1946 It was ,363 and In 1948 11 was a mighty .370 In 1919 Kd Roush of Cincinnati wen with a 321. This, of course, TALLAHA88EC — (flpcclall— wis an outgrowth of World War I Th* tightening nf one regulation when baseball was trying to stay and the loosening of another fea­ oti II* feet Nothing even approach­ tured the revisions nf the Fed­ ing Roush's somewhat ancmlr eral regulations for the taking of figure was posted unlil the next migratory game birds in Florida WAT. In 1942, Ernie Lombardi won II this year, according to the damn and Fresh Water Fish Commis­ with a 330 In the American League, Ferris sion. Fain, who 1* trying for his second A rsvlslon In tke 1952 53 re- straight, isn’t much belter off. Hr elations atatse that ths dally won with a 344 last year and cur­ ag limit of dueka thin year rently I* hovering around th* .330 la four, pnasession, eight, only mark MW of which m ar be a wood duck. Last year, In* possession limit on dueka was two day’s bag. which Inrludrd two wood ducks. The other regulation permits the shooting of migratory game birds from u boat or other craft having a motor attached if "such craft Is fasts,icd within or Hy Ths Associated F rn * tied Immediately alongside of Miami goes h r Tampa tonight any tpye of stationary hunting lo wind up their Florida Interna­ blind." tional League Shaughneisy play In previous years, It has been offs while Miami Deach entertains been Illegal In hunt with Ih* St. Petersburg In the East Coast motor on th# boat, and before resort city. Miami and Tampa ended their •hooting waa permitted th* sportsmen had tu undo th* twogamn act In Miami Stadium motor and place It In th# floor Wednesday night with the pennant­ of th* boat. winning Sun Kox taking the second Fur year*, sportsmen have con game, 3-1, to even the series at tended that the regulation it ro. J t and I. At the same time, St. Peters­ hlhltlng shooting of migratory birds whlls In a boat with a motor burg whipped the Flamingos at Miami Beach, 7 0. to forga ahead attached was unwise for "it's In their best three of-flve series, worth your own life to try and 2 lo 1. Miami's valeran Oil Torres al­ taka off ■ motor whlls you’r t In lowed Tampa only flv* bits and th* boat on tke water." held lb* Smokers ico rtk as after tun first Inning. In that frame Len Standings Pecou went to second on an error and Benny Fernandes doubled him American League In. . Miami struck back for thra* In Won Lm I F a . .393 the bottom half un an error, two New York 83 37 Cleveland .586 walks and a pair of singles. Paul 36 . 82 63 Chicago .332 Armstrong doubled home Iwo more 74 Boston M 532 Miami runs In th* aaventb. Dale 72 IK .3(1 Malthewion went th* rout* for Washington 72 60 Philadstohla .507 Tampa and gav* up eight hits be­ tl IT .407 fore ■ turnout of 1.040. a 8t. Petersburg picked up a i 4f M Ml In th* third Inning at Mil IM .638 Beach on two hits sandwlcl » so .606 around an error. Miami B«ach • as 34 ,«*n came right back with four on a an M 63 .341 slngl*. a double, an error and 73 ,4X1 Jaase Levan'i home run. AX TX 62 T» .446 Two more Miami Reach runs 60 .416 came lo the fourth on an error, 7» •177 an Infield hit. a force out and M ia Georg# I (iiant» Can Thank Federal Wildlife One Monte Irvin Changes Only Few If They Win Flag Laws For Season Miami President Hy JAC 7|AND NF.W YOIIK 'Vt-If Hie Now York Thinks Florida (Hunts |iull another ''m iracle” Ihl* lull, u Irllow named Monto Irvin will deserve much of Hie credit. Will Play Canes wllhJustIrvin'* as Giant hope* crumpled broken ankle In aprlr Betfiy R I Hangs Up 2nd Golf Title Sports Roundup k training, so they have risen wl his return to regular action. The strong slugger from Oranio, N J„ stretched hi* cnn*ecutlv* game hilling tlrcak lo II yeitarday wllh a *lnglo and triple In lb* 11 win over Pittsburgh in IS Inning*. This was In "ite nmor forr big ,' ,F Monto, lining , - hoi)ms wbtl* the Gimil* fumbled f _____ am! __idfumed In ttn'li uphill chase of Brooklyn, lie wo* niixlnii.* to return to action hut hi- Just couldn't afford to lake chances until Ihe doctor gave hta okuy A lillli' walking exercise In his huek yard Thru snmu hatting prac­ tice Mure hilling anil light rxtrelse while he made a Western swing with the giants. Then a re ­ turn to the active Hit for pinchhitting guile*. Finally lie gut back In there on an every day basis when Ihe (Hants were bring read nut of the race, some tot* gamta behind the Dodger*. "Irvin Is Ihe difference," vmi hear on all sides In the Giant club­ house and dugout. "Since he came buck we started to go." Hatting .325 and lashing vicious line drive* as the cleanup hltlar, Monte la doing hla best to lift th* Giant* toward another flag. "I figure I can run about 71 per cent a* good ■■ norm al," he said. "I ran run airtight ehead all right but it's tough to atop and go back." Cantors Close Grid Drills From Public GAINESVILLE UK - Florida-* Gators went behind dosed galas today while Coach Bob Woodruff hogan specific preparations for the opener with Ktetaon here Best. » . Hock-ribbed defensive ptjy by the tentative first learn unit wai n highlight of Wednesday's sur­ prise scrlinmsge. Tackle Charlie l.al'radd and Guardi Joe D'Agos­ tino and Art Wright formed the backbone of a group that Irishman offensive teem in A pair of former refill fensive back*, Buford !> (Pape) Hall, turned In running performance*, ' effective ball-carrying 1 sophomore fullbacks t and Dick Walaon, and Sam Oosterhoudt and Ri The Gatora worked o Wednesday an Ing with Hie! Urooka and no] sending the t punting drills g Miami Evens Set With Tampa While St. Pete trium phs W By The Associated Press Tills Is the scrimmage season for Southeastern Conference foot ball teams—(he annual mid Sep­ tember p&rlod when teams get In some of their heaviest knocks as they prep for opening games nine days ahead. Almost every SRC team scrim­ maged Wednesday and most of them either go back to simulated game conditions today or Friday. From theso rough, long session* usually coine Injuries and Wednes­ day was no esceptlon. Broken hand and wrist bones resulted at Tulane and Georgia Tech. Rarl Burke, first string of­ fensive center for Tulane, broke a bone In his left wrist aud prob­ ably will have to put the wrist In a cast. He should be ready for Tulane’* opener Kept, 27. th e op ponent Is Georgia and the opener Is a week later than most KRC teams get started Ben Daughtery. Georgia Tech’s flno defensive tackle, broke a bone In his left band. Ha'll miss both the Citadel and Florida games. Field work at Tennessee and Georgia was far fruin Impressive H you listen to twn of the best moaners In football—Coach Bob Neylanil of Ihe Vols and Wally Bulla of Georgia. Tennessee worked through both offensive and defensive scrim­ mages and results were dissatis­ fying lu Neyisnd. Jim Itaslam, tackle,. and John Michels, guard, weru the best operators oil the field. Hill Harblsh wus released from the hospUul altur breaking a nose bone. "Distressing" was Butts' word for Georgia's drill Hut Hint word didn't cover the performance of Conrad ManDvra. Manioora, a New Jersey product, put on one of Hie fasigsi exhibition* of lootball seen in Athens In years. He scored three touchdowns /eke Hratkuwskl and .lltnmv lluiner, both (piurtcrhacks, passed well. The swing to Hie spilt T In Hie Koutheuslerii has hern marked. Wednesday, Coach Hill Kdwurds of Vanderbilt took Ills first look at hi* new split T offense. Fresh­ man Quarlcrback Hill Krletcmeyer looked good running and passing. Vandy scrimmaged at length. Hear Bryant mixed In practice on fundamental football between scrimmage sessions i t Kentucky. The team looked slow after a long session of twn per dsy workouts. Two per-day workouts have end ed for Auburn. Meanwhile, first string Quarierhaek Vince Dooley is back at work after Injuries. He won’t work through tin- rough phase* again unlil Saturday when game scrimmage will be held NTAN M/tAtKS DELAND i^t—Stan Marks, one of three candidates for quarter­ back at Kletson is developing like a coach's dream, says Coach Jay 1*A11(MJ Thla Miami Bash Is credited with becoming not only an adept ball- la-ading the Maryland line la Dick ( Little Mo) Modrclowskl. who along with Soarbath Is being boomed for oil America honors. Fifteen other lettermen are sprin­ kled among the line candidates Clemson lias a terrific triplethreat buck In Hilly H air.'H air was sixth In the nation last vearA> in total yards gained wllh a total of 1,579 Viiglulu has a small squad of 13, but all ol them have a lot of football savvy and weru on last year's squad Duke'* Blue Devils have become odds-on favorite* to cop the con­ ference crown with Maryland and Clemson salely out of the way for a year. Virtually all of Duke'* 1931 f e i n t s Is back. Tltelr big problem Is toW develup a defensive backfleld. Wake Forest, William and Msry, North Carolina and possibly South Carolina could cause Ihe Dukes trouble Wake Forest, particular­ ly. should coine up with a hardto heal team since many experi­ enced hands are bark. North Carolina bus turned to the T- forma lion. Mow well Ihe Tar limited Its foes to an average of Heels do will depend on how aulckly Coach Carl iinavely can b rin g !' 75.3 yards per game. them aruund to their new formaTatum has Jack Hcarhath, a great quarterback, around lo ill lion reel his tricky spht-T version, lie has an abundance nf other speedy A multiple belt conveyor system bark* in Chester Hnnutak, Itnlpli Felton. Ronnie Waller. Frey Lay III use nl n Newport News. Va„ man. Joe Horning, Dick Nolan, Kd pier is equipped lu load coil Into Fullerton. Ed H a r r 111. Hondo four ship' at n time. NOW O P E N DUXBURY SCHOOL OP DANCING (lak A riinnnrrriul Ate. I*lion* 312-J SiN! th ? DRUG c« II It QUASI T0UCHT0N .to W h ic h •n * h a s t h a t M O M T H iY L O O K tsch tUy htluA bull* strength ■m mm a m i, -wnr. min Cardiil •u TAAlsUncA msy t>« *rs«l*r sack (M, B*l bo *bl. to kid* W. aomoua, Jlltory look Mch i* tn«ttor%awi«x*k nmka-iip" . Keep yonr »o*r»l sa(o doling dajs—cont ka Ik* on* atrl In fc* (k*«* Ik* • train from tollm and itaap* - k u "that ask**.* Cardal, a speilal nedidn* by |k*aaaad* of n a a , llrla a la a a r t a a a la a l tra e ip f, r and monthly mUory. A Util* possibilities as a Hold general and kicker. Tilts U tho first season at Stetson for Marks, who played halfback for Miami High. He la St, weighs HU aad is 3 0 Otherwlso the picture at Stet­ son la not so bright. The unusual amount of rain during September has hindered practice and has been blamed for many minor In­ juries. n man lb, nirvausno* And tiiVAijnf lev ■nd iasA. Look moro nAturol-fAN tag ■loop botUr. Ask your doslor ft* (.'ardut. (Sayl *'OArd-»»u-«yo"). trisi|IM* iitimmi* IS*I *1 A m Horn ImtUl Hit I mil «J — ii,fort /i*m mmilAly llm s f o l IfONTftV c u m • CMMI I f u n DR. C. L. PERSONS O PT O M E T R IST R Y E S E X A M IN E D G LA SSES F IT T E D 1M Itonlk Palmetto A tom * saw the gam*. tonight'* gamee, PWU. ■■ yi&i'*'*LV*; Sm M K R LB T oday » U »Y B U D O n B U N 4— ------- — A N u ll dow* brjtmmI will deUver your henter now «a4 job RMjr Uko n your to fuy the butaoeo If you prefer. SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES o n iiu tu ila U o n t m ndo b e fo re September 25th, Wu* v SH Company mm? m C O ., « r * a i S f t J im Your Car Purring Like A K itten NAVY CIIAN-IMIIMNQ Q V A iA M IS IB 500 fans D- WALLACE fro m 15% to 1 0 % p u l i e g y o u r Injuries M ar Drills I n Georgia Tech And Tulane Camps . ern Conference find* ifsclf mak­ ing football history this season before a single game lias been played. For two of Ms members — Mary land and Clemson — arc exported to have learns which will rank among the best in the nation Yet, neither ran win the conference championship. Both .Maryland and Clemson ste on the They •* 1*1*7 tconference l/lllV iX SIC C lblacklltt i > u V O l ID S , • l«V/ placed there for playing In New Year's Day bowl games and were given one year football suspeu lions. Virginia, another topflight area outfit, can't win, either, for the Cavallcrr. aren't conference m m b*ra. Maryland has Its eyes set on becoming the nation's No. 1 team. And the Terps have every reason to believe that’s where they'll wind up. They thrashed Tennessee, Inst year's top-ranked team. In HitSugar Bowl Jan. 1 And Coach Jlin Tatum BaUy admit* the Terps will have their greatest running attack In Maryland history and a defen live mill which will compare favor A home run by Neb WU seventh tied the score i the Saint* won It in t S A V IN G S IN COST iS Windstorm lomrsase Clemson And Maryland Cannot SEC Teams Take Title* Even If They Win*. Scrimmages And By ROBRRT MOOHR Harder —Practicp., , RICHMOND. ► ’iilnney, Charley llnxold and Lvnn Va. J- -T.s/•■*■•(Vt iM-igtdnl * “—***>■• -— -A ( �IP YOU D o n TH E W E A T H E R N N i n year Baxter* H n iU , City D tllfiry , by 7;M P. M, y l i u i call YELLOW CAD 1441 3 £ h * ^ • Established 1908 ^ O L U M E XUV a w f o r i i I AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA M ove F or NeW !Couotv Zoning Referendum,1a Re P arleys W i t h On Ballot In November Election b r a l f c * FRIDAY SEPT. 12, 1932 I’artlt rlouily with w i d e l y tcalterrd showers and thunder­ showers In ra ti coastal sections 4 n <1 In alleinoous elsewhere timni>:li satmdov A ssiid u lv il I’resn I.eiist,! Wirt* N o. It) Taft Avers He And Ike Agree P olicy Substantially On All Issues; Adlai Diagnoses Corruption I w. A referendum that would ent acter of ei-h district mid it* par­ power the Countv Commission to ticular uses n id with a view nf od«i>* ranine rnruInlUm' nnd . conserving the value of buildings iii'lldlm* rrnte e .o rr'd m ' the US'- and encouraging I lie rno»l npptnA ‘— of property nnt Included In nnv prlate use „f the land and wnu’i X h u r c n i l l May Come municipality and adjacent In "'H r Ihiotighoul the county." Calls 1'lun Of Using in i* it n i l . i r . . and enunlV road*, will lw pi rhe hill *l»o iinui.tr* that 1(r • un*«,i| in vote.' nf Hriiiitu.lv Puree To Wean Red Fo Talk With P r e s iCountv - ---------------------- - hoaid shall provide for IIn- man for approval In ihv No­ in which such rights. re-Mc Satellites As Dis­ dent Over Antici­ vember election, O. I’. Hermt >ii ner lions and boundaries of such .lis countv clerk, staled yesterday. tricls shall he determined, c* pated Money Crisis The County Commission recent- tahllshed amt enforced and fr«i-« aster Prescription ly decided to Include the referen­ nine to lime, *upplemrnted m l In Regard To Craft, SiHiator Says lie Be­ KANSAS CITY ih - Secretary ol dum. whlrh was passed hv the changed." By JOHN A. S i U J Stevenson Says We Slate Aeheson ha* Mapped a "tire WASHINGTON i# —A new “dol­ State I ealsleture as Senate 'till S I u v o i i s o i i I 'h c N o r t l i w c s l lieves Eisenhower •Senator I.. F. Slnvlr, how lar crisis" conference botwrrn No. 0112, on the November ballot, in drawing up the lull, included scriptinn for disaster" label on us Have What We De­ Will I'ursue Polislnre it carries wllh It a stipula­ provision for complaints hy citi- lug force as a means nf aldipy Britain and the United Stales a| OVf KNON A d l a i earaa to bi h( shapioj up for early tion that it Is nnt effertive until *en» a* Ihe lull stales, "However, countries under Hu*«ia's duniina serve I n Capital IK ** niintitTitk’ l*n*flvi«M ,i« e ie s u f I M at f o r m It I* ratlflrd hv a majority of the no such regulation, restriction ir Hull eat spring. i i u m l f.c r . i * In***!Mtl I lh ‘1Iton t at Assailing critics nf Hie admlnls Prime MlnlMer Churchill him qualified eleclms of Seminole tioiiridarv shall he come effectsBy HFt.MAN MUHIN h*r tflilfti Srtilll**’* l 'IvIc Ann i M U Ai Hi tv c .Sen Robert A self may fly l<> the United State* Count v. until after » public hearing M In< Gallon’* foreign |g>licy a* man l.OS ANtlFl.FS aW-Cim Adlai Tin** itii i riiw i it mivui i *i-1 itf i \ i itt *,u,t toil.lv Hijl tn* and l.en /mtlng control outside of mu­ which ciliien* and parties "in t.t H' 1*1 "Ihelr hand* on Ihe hum and than to talk with the next Amerl Me veil sup went on the nlfeil'lve l*o Igill I* i .o tio n 'i ii.* m mb I ' l l l l d Ii»i mi " M g l F * F » n ! <«>..I ran president about Britain's idea* nicipalities will he limited In -hail hm.' the opportunity Ihelr feet on ihe brakes," Arheson h«lay with a denial, framed In ; t iiih.it ,i. ■no *. it o n .,11 i s s u e s n u M - n . ' U ' t r ’ FVtU-i il jm lh * Dll ll .r for new move* in strengthen the area* within 600 frrt of the ren I I I tie heard. declared last night hi* tlrongesl language, Hut Deni Mi*l lh.lt lit -ill tltr Vi*ti i{iili<sl it *4 ll»«Ulf«iil i if'■1*141i n ler line of anv slate or comity pi-ak anywhere Western world'/ finances “At lrt»*i 16 days lint In- uf the " (Jui I'ositiuii in the wntM call* I*- Ill#* l* xt f ii a o.v anility “ to ilul piiiilli' iHiwirl, iVlIli pint Nothing definite about the dalrt mad. This will In.-ludr regulation* tune and plain >,f such hearing " ir r#»ps»n«ibilily, nut only by ol oerats alone are responsible lor corruption and misconduct m Hie JiM Ilia I III. tu'l o l d n an pteslden *a\% till iNUrtnl UKIliwl the* * till for any such-high level meeting end lestrlcilon* in the use of the •hall he puhlicired In u paper nf l*l't:tl<, but by all id us We h.*i iiviiimit * i . . q ii|'o >tn k nf luittimj) Ki*4xi ls»tl»t*r Hi tn has been decided upon Bui Amen ptoprrtv and the enlmcement ,.i general circulation in the c o n m i 1’aimo1 dictate, we cannot tie Ir h-iiertl government. Whose Doll l* II." be asked V II I lit •aid Ii, i i invinced Iih .*I lntrr»*tklA ’• (IntF/ft.iiiif nil i can and British financial and trade a lioildioa code. Change, in ..........guiatiun* shall , r**-*i»*»r»«U»le il we are lit fulfill thr that we gel whil we deserve in H i s! I 4 "tl!I!O V i | .Section 2 of the hill provides requite a favniahle cute bv th ree-! m,‘*,on "• leadership atnimg free " d | , airy out experts are already Ini*) behind loverninenC’" till11 Ill'll .it Ih li.'li.ihbcan plat # e scenes exploring possible pro that the Countv Commission may fifth* of the I iiuniv ('oiii|iii**|uii. peoples tiul III* unswer was: “ It I* the (u i ill divide the leiritorv under roulr.d posals for action In order in rhlrv uut Ihe nm He *pnke al llu-i-iinveiilinn of the , , , „ ........ .. . , III ,n,| t.4‘ v\ J **M|I|>|«*|«'D AJ| 'sit The present pint! calls lot jpiv Into districts ami “may regular- visum „f tlie lull, || will ......... . UT. Inlernaliimal A**oeiatinn of in- *er*ants A V"’ ...1! yon ! rlfihl. ' !.! serve in and restrict the erection, ron*liac­ tl lli.ii Ki .» t»v>«» XlU|111 giv eminent agencies to draft a com '■"miv for the C.mnlv I'oinml-siim Maelilrtlst* dent ofleu llicy -erve you betler Ill** l lull'll M.ill's .1 .lilMlilllS pretienslve report suiiiinliui up the tion, reconstruction, ulleraiioo i« appoint u /onlng Commissluii . H* Nl'" York dnlm Fn*ter Uulles, Ilian your apalliy nmt mdllfemice Ii ahull West’s economic problems This U repair or use nf buildings mni uf “not les* ilinn fi ()r ,„„M. llepulilieim fnreign pulley adviser de*erve* “ struvturva on land ami wutei. 1\iM i „i11i*iI (In* Di'titMirdiit' i*jjti In be laid <m the desk of the now 'said neither he nnr lien Dwight U qualified electors.“ This was the core of Slcveiisim’s “All such regulations shall hr Jit!.ihv l im\ Adhit I Sti'vrmou presldenl after ho assume* office Ihe dutlrs of ihe /onlng com- D Ktsrillmwer eniileinplateil a answer lo one of Ihe cenlral issue* Ml ItlliMU ".t i I'lirr Ai‘i'1 t* ui Ihi* Jan. 30 along with alternative pm uniform far each clast or kind .if niis*ione11 -hull he tu "recommend “ war of liberation" when they rec­ ihe bullle lor the presidency (HI u *m; .Hut a Ictl vvili^iT (mil posalf for United State* nclimi to building throughout each district, •he boundaries of ihe varimi* dis- ommended adifferent foreign pul oi lb quoted hi* lleimhlican nppom-iil hut the regulations in one district ■ti'iJ Wirt*, and regulations in In, eu lej' in Kaslern Ktirupe meet the situation. differ from those of anolhei furred. They *iiall make prelimin­ I .ill »lIm• v.llti lir it f'lKiVIdCCil The r e p u b l i c a n presldentia' as ..lying It l* “ the only Issue " Officials here believe II likely may district.'* M m e n * n ii devoted a whole I ) M ' li li t m t'l hfllt'M'N mi I ht* firill ary report* and hold u pulil c "nmlnee recently aid the United that Churchill will wuut to discuss prech to It In lais Angeles >es Section . ’ I of the hill, defines u* *tpli m| i t 414'111a*11V i(tupti*it hy Mhese problems personally with the objectives and stale* It is inlfn I- healing before suhmUting a final State* *hoiild mil rest until the * In* (h']Mililir m i iiT'liiu; i 'l i i i u t U I *M •' , mext president If he doesn't come ed to “secure safely from file, pro- report, and the Board of i'outily (‘(iminmiist litiininoU-d cmmlriirs nf h e m * *ui i*I I'­ hold Ks'tcrn Fumpi* arc liberated La ',a ,iltM 11 " " mied himself, It is believed virtually cer­ mule health, provide ud,-quale Commissioners shall nut ll i lid.I t h»n\ . ..llll'l 4MUf‘ tain he will send Foreign Minister light und air, prevent uver-erowd- public hearing* or take action un ter he tol.l the American l.eglon s, ," '1, .:!0 >Y‘*r" fr'"" ,- » . , i cnlilen (iilure and .aid nf Hie I 4 Mtmd ’ .ii i if iti' wittt .ill lil it lius received u final repurt (uHvmllim Anthony Kden and Britain's chan­ in New \nrk lie was ,|,.,nlb||ca,„ mg. preserve the natural beauty ol all Ill'll I 14 I *11ftIt til 1*1 " N M l ' U t M|| /oiling uilviH-uimg only jieacclul meas cellor of the exchequer. It A. But­ roadsides, and facilitate adequate of such tniiiiiuss'.on. ?n ,fy always been afraid (Mii'i^ii puli. \ Imi nm tl!ffft*rcmc** ler, to talk with the next American provision of transportation, wn commissioners will receive no r.'.i. . ... . ... . ... __ ui luniurrnw, Seldmn iia* iln-iv .Mi' l i i r l i ' l ) i l i l t i f t'llt'i'N til ,f compensation. secretaries of stale and treasury. tvr, sewerage, schools, parks and I Mil! J*??.111 bltervlrw, i„., „ a |,nlil idea fill hulldlnn .\mer l.iI« f In :ifi%u i-i l«t t 111i d 41! m i i , In putting the a d Into effect, w President Truman, ipieslloned other requirement*. l»i* v u i l I t i f i h 'i j t i 'i * u us L i i ^ t ' l ) a „ *'l‘ " (or any alarm . bigger ihe County Commissiun will em- ml about this at his nows conference mlerprelallmi* , ..end. stronger .. . V. for Ihe fit. , “Hucli regulations shall he made iM.tth'i ol '*|i('ihliu*; ll** itfcltriml yestarday, laid any such discussion w i t h reasonable consideration, power the clerk or all employee of Klsenhnwcr’s Iwginn *fieecli might ru|M ,.i ■*■„„ .-xn'i ,b .' III I'llLl I'BC.I" Jl) MlfJ III* MMlilii illN to enforce the provi*- have caused In Knmne would necessarily l>e wllh the new among uther things, uf the char­ Ihe I (lioaid nne The speech Dial ° ' oH il H u e g o n l - s g * T W a i Mis** In vii'.i h| till |x«i||i*y Mi administration and thsl he knew bail been interpreted by the presi­ Stevi-nsoti carried In* eainpaigii lit. im n Npi’«rln*-* fo th ln it about it. dent ns Increasing Ihe possibility I,.I.n lido Hie KnuHiwcM, heading I mill > h i i i k f i 'l i Mll(i*|i*||0c* it w The backatige study now going uf wnr for Ari/oou ami N'ew Mexico lie I.Mi'liliuiMT < •111111111;i l iilM*rslty on In American iinvernnirnt imen Dulles cited Yugoslavia'* wllh- plan* lo lie In In* Splinglleld head tfiiiiM* m.4 ihf hist lii'i* tofAce cite seems In stem from ■ grow­ dravval from llussla'* iluiiilnaHnn quarter* late Saturday nii i iuii* 4*1 !!.»■ i xn*» Niin*i* Kii«n ing belief the! America's allies as Ihe ty|H> nf “ stillt-nlfs" Ihe U. H III* Iwo Dis Angeles speeches i i . **i ih'tl I .M Im llu* unm may have In halt their rearm * should work for lie also mentiuned were foundation stones In Hie cum in.ition hi « tnc.ikhB l.isi July m tnt drive unless new financial economic measures, lulcrnal dls- pslgn he I* building. 's.fVlhy Hill III' III III -44-ll \4lll| |l ft props are found for their shaky seiislnn In Coiiiiiiiiiilst enslaved In ihe first, hi* effort wai to ,|t»*ak ""ii .1 iMihoii.il liitiailcail economies. cminlrles ami radio bruadeaih. Ha destroy llepuhilran argument iiiti Npr.ik an) \«Ill’ll* hi tin* fKlenl Britain and France already have erit Idled present foreign policy il,ai the the Democrat* along are to u| my .ihihly t i l l mill'll utl cm back their rearmament sched­ planning as inadequate blame lor corruption In Washing Viiiiii Inih "ulm (Miv** fiiiifltleiice ules and American defense experts Lawton Says Gut la Indianian Is Charged Achesnn lold Imt iiiacblnlsla1 Inn in my j m l i * h i Mipporl Ihe ■ny further cuts In arms ex(Iw*| ftitfits' ii 11 tlrki'l jay seriously hurt the With fyiing Shy By convenllun: Preparing NewPlan "We believe, l l enynne musk wJl* nod ih .Mil lii 41dI «m ii I iM*nnc»vver fee plan fur defence who shares iharea the tlrmneratie democratic faith ‘.v/A if iiiiiitiitru Mu rum I w«ji are Neurly200Thousand that free On Traffic Control communism. rra societies can and will hr .. |^ r ' ‘r).”°,,f m. n ilt " * durable, ami Hint ulUmatelv n'' ’*r.l>, ’ / . it new steps ran be adopted more ....... Analyiiiig Ihe Hi queslion of c m r up Analysing WASHINGTON dt ~ Lawrence Ihey iiiusl No condition* of over-crowding exercise........................ u nlrnnq n' to bolster Western finances Is not in public oilier lie iiiatlr these vf school busses In this county tracHmi lhal will shift the balnn. Hon yet certain. Congress appropriated P. Bardin, former Indiana brewer point* a total nf *4,447,7.10,7V) (or military, now exist, flupt. T. W. Lawton «n- whoso name lias been brougbl Into in mir lavnr 1 I In- American people have a "Bill If through linpuHrure economic and technical aid lo near mmnerd this morning. illor.il lespontlblllly He declared that before the ly 40 countries during the 12 month ™” - ol territories .............m “ Dm .ne uni going to clean up S l i ' p I' t >1I t t w r i U r i v i i t ( ’m i l r a i l N r j . ’, " t m l u n i U uaMnutu «.a Poae Tw«i delegation of mothers appeared S R M ,,,id nS S tt.'i.«: I'w"1 Hip Tiberatlon’ yesterday before the School Board dieted itHluy on charges of trying penples by force Ihl* advice wnul.i crime .mil currupliun until you Iu v n lv u tn fiil In St. A n d I'u ssilili'S trik e tn nrnteat hu* over-crowding, the tn evade tils 1940 income taxes ltd n d lh rr realistic nor revpmisi clean up Vmcrieau civic ami pnlili ........ l.i.t. vn'l The two-count Indiclmcnt, al In blc. L o u i s l n v e s t D t u t iuii W ill O u i'iip v A n v iid ii cal life Uove.nmcnl i* like a situation had alreadv been rorti,,.. i,stir-1 .w i, ll U w t nk. pump, and wlial It pump* up i* reeled, and added that this morn­ dlanapollt, was announced by Ally “ H tills is wliul I* meant by tie li.l* ' ■ o "I nl i lit' t m , lust what we are. a (air sample nf ing he had ptrsonallv Inspected Gen McGrincry. WASillNt. 11 tN 0 \l|\ t.n i W AsillNt, 11 tN i t, tm t. Few more 'poslllve,' then ii I* m I V!a* ShOi .1,0 e d t o III! b y Bardin'* name figured promt lug Inis loadinx and bad fuund no fad a iHisillve |irescri|itloii lor ib- the intellect, Hie ethic* and Hie McUl a.... .. tod ,y iellevcd Kill* N i »■* «***l.i> .............. . in polic! . . HI I 11II I,ll I 11. t II ............ In* iiently in charges by Sen. Williams aslpr " moral* ol ihe |u-ople. no better, over-crowding. i n d t i ’r to l e v tew . ..tdi i ct l i i - Cdi . i Ml. <1 ie ! ■*|. I |> H I,..'.I !»V Sljiti a % hi'iiit ui llu- lii'la f l>i to.i t* h e r e M i i n d a i .ilul p i e p . u i * mi worse " In regard to protests of moth­ ill.D el.) In Williams' recitation of VVell- .1 I All 11 > ' er* against traffic haiard* creat­ alleged Irregularities In (lie Inlrr 2 He tum-elt. Iia* fnuglil lor p.irliiM'iitH hti thviiiftii Mill it till ,1 p o s s i b l e ti l l . . "it tile . ..It I Ho \U unli Plana ara under way to use for ed bv nxrklng violation* at thr nal Revenue Bureau. clean gnvciiuiiciit p l i M t t l h i n t XNal It < l i l l U ' N I I -\ 4*11 , I• II, mi nt i oi l ‘si |.l i w ick l ili. tl McGranery’i annnuncemeni de . the first time Sunday morning at South Bid* Primary School, Mr. “ I tin nnl. I have nnt, nnr will I lie I idled Milo V! .live.......... I . t If.lie |. .1 l l .IV I lo l . f . 11:00 o'clock, the new air con­ I.awlon said that H. Jamt* Uut, •crlhed Bardin as former manager l u u i l f l K P I P I T P f l a a | ruriilone excuse nr explain away u Iim (mi *- hi'i'ii t (Mi f • 'iiitii'i I " I 1Im* ll.n l wim no i tin i n it ...al in ii.i , .. IM .O l I..| V f K ihm ' riimiiilih i ' mvi'ShiMhui’ |,t% of Ihe Indianapolis Brewing turn I « N U t H t I L I I L U I " ditioning aystam Installed In the insurance agent for the school., . Arum! (luiiiK mi mural uhlupiily In , •loei malp oi. t,o1 •■spile , hrpl ‘ll . Vitmd.i! md First Methodist Church, the Rev. had workfd out a new parking i *i tl ,. tl.,'.,. in ill * A H n rn ftV pulsllc i d 'c - whoever Hie guilty I»camlal* a 11.111 wi.lkniv: div n»t tin- nnii twu counts charged (fiat Bar . l i n n U I J \ I C I I l l U i „r w|1#ri.u ,r Hu-y are xlaliimrd J, E. MrKlnley announced today. plan for tha school are*, and will ptz to id,el I wI*It H i a hit til ( h il l S i *ii' k u i l l 1 1 t m n would lie (ire nm I. In .It la planned to keep the tern- submit this to the Cllv for ap­ din reported an Income of 1628.824 |»a. I, . 1 i in 1 1iliU,1 tin ' I have bad tin- (alisfacllolt.o( (ir ill fills I (» r 1111*1 pit'll ,l 1 i tali'! til I I'll* wmk on Mou 1ik i and a tax Ihereon of (240.142 for Deritura between 70 and 70 du- proval. The "technical rlusing" by Wnl mg and prim-cuting u good'many I ii<11||ii ' f 1u (I«* Niu h* it i t •1 11i r V,i x 111 • i Is*• 4‘ At . HMD mil fill lilt n* 1*111 11 M U I i. i>t t t •uni lit If this Is obtained, he added, IBM, but should have reported lari* Todil of f'allRet'o Arenut md 1 mean (mm tinlb patlle* " A r t e s , ha declared, and much of ii** in \ 1 . f . 4.* Ill Mi** tl, i n lo-go 11,1Imi,: • L ll 4Mv Im the humidity that causaa discom­ Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, South Side 1760,427 and lax nf 163B 8U. which for years has provide.I u. 3 llascaiily i* not confined I n . i’ll M>n| V1111• It i i i«. , | a I-I 1 Dll 1 4 III«&• -1IlkIk# 1 new i ..oil ,o t I n i«i Williams told the Senate Feb cess hy bather* to the nmt! ^uvcrninent fort, will be taken out of the air. School principal, will write moth­ Slack Iia.* been acting duel ,.l and soqthen. I'i III! r m| t||#* >4*1» ......... 1 till. Shill Is*' *4 s.l fs* This, It Is believed, will he the ers of children at tha school, ad­ 14 Ibal Bardin settled a big lax shore of Lake Mary, will tie re i Mfiiir.ti' •H, .111 I 4*l|i i»l Mill it “ When vnu realise that Amerl Die tax division since Nov In, till (Vfflisv I coal inilti-iiv Illil first church In this part of Cen­ vising them of the new parking claim for a smad amount after (erred to the State Attorney for eat: private liiixinc** t* swindled MU' uf *' > >1st «\ if V ‘ • vam.i anil.i M lt« 1•1.11« ll y Truman f l i t I Joseph D. Nunan Jr., former com­ n legal opinion, It wn* decided nut of mine than a billion dollar* #’(.* il M . llm Misluv tral Florida to ha air conditioned regulation*. \ ., . Tln-.e tile limit t imm l.lfl . Dll » * m I mi | i .it hx W. L. Allman, former driver of missioner of Internal revenue, nb last nlgld by a committee of |o each ) c ji . t»y Its r e ployee*. from *-.iniar amiie tm t )»' I t * s I f for the comfort and health of the M i n t »• (« • I i l l n , ' ) * alt. l al,*,,,I , . . * * „ * I n I i l i i i t i IM I* .1 Ml 1 . t. 1 Ifsl worshippers, At Winter llaven, the jeep tn thu hospital at the Dined a special permit In rrpre property owners of the uninn.r .-|erk* to executives, il l* not liwi dy nl .,1,1In\u 11, mil., t ' . - l Ml .tl I* st* a Chrlslan Science church Is simi­ Naval Air Station, was v*«t*fday sent the brewing firm. puratrd town uf Lake Mmy at remarkalile. however deplmablp, slack Iia* I,ecu under In. ..I III,' llll.e ,'•! . I I ,1k ll.IV 1' III « <1 hired hv the School Board to Nunan said, however, that he mrrtllig in the Community Cm 'hat g i i v e r li in e n I oeeasinnal u cimgie»»luiial coinindtce u-reiil |,| ,,t-| ■-'.-*1,1,. wilt, . III,' M R l i s l . f . 1 -.111 S • 4. « \ I’l l l ! < • » . ' larly air condition*.# M l • ' 1a •> Work has also bean progressing drive "excepllonal children" to the never represented Ihe brewing ter. The nriqierty owners *rek t ly should be swindled ly m cniin.clnu. with a M I .... . plngi,".* Imt v, ill, n . , H i i e l i i i i . i l 1 » 111r , , t fl i rt .si of company, never spoke lo anyone re-open I lie road. . M>4.1 i f hi* 4 i ,r all .rod ruievery ait- not Ihe I*■Mini jury 's u i ! i - s t i g a i n . i l D - d v, j i nil am Ilia|nl l*‘ u on other improvements In tha Forest Park School at Orlando. The School Board yesterday en­ I lie i * . i r |i it. ■'il ' In iia behalf and naver received tin | 1 <v Jdethodlst Church auditorium Inm i Mi |. , ' v, I* Vv .1 * l*|.« i l l . ) t iif l a v Following million by It >. i .■nlv forms of corruption nl H ie handling nf lax ca*i , in . al ,.il tl.iok • lu d in g tha Installation of an tered Into agreement with the a fee from the company. "Perhaps the projwr description that urea. Howell, Hr,, and second by Buy Joxclili 1 0 H ikhIv ,ii.'*ldent nl tin- : m l " i 'I y i l a n l i e Baseball Association ! f t III hi I m- led lo Williams c cmtended, neverthe­ mond M, Ball, thr vote was unum is nni ’corrupl’ but ‘expedicnF for acoustl-Mlolaa ceil!nf In which Sanford A Hnuxe Judiciary sillicmu mil­ Houtliern i nal I'lndncerx As-iiicia A ha Iit'll. ■ tha lighting fixtures of tha flush providing that Seminole High less, that ha had a photograph of muus, according to Frank Kvaip. the legislator who will vote (nr nil ieu investigating tile Justice ire linn, at lunnli hiidquarters Me e o i n l ' i e l . he ino.qllt to tie sent School and Crown* Academy use a waiver Nunan obtained from the committee chairman. Action t kinds nf special Interest hill* to ha* been i ,-j«<rt,'. I ,li*,'ii*slnv , I. , ti n a i l I hv tt, I t I 'a donatha Municipal Stadium for foot* Treasury lo represent the rirm. form (h* rommlttwv was made at catch or hold some voles Call that pai lment developed leslmumy dial sliuie tlie wi.rk plan with the lilxit* too . .11 lltttee ale asking f 0 Slack weul lo si Diui* and met fi,„i, tin- people of , on! i it .. . I ..ii hall. Such a waiver would be required n recent mass meeting nf eltlien* what you will, condone It a* you mine imm lv with tin- gruml jury U aii'ii tated. It waa further agreed that the because of Nunan’s recent connec­ IDitli-r Hu* |.I.,ri I.*•!'i* want* .toll "I ‘I. At i It was decided to secure tin- please, even profit from ll a* you llu* grand jury later made a Him'and :i liall pit Miimii p.iy tor i l ...... I*I Ihe la d In t was puhthe assocla tion with the Internal Revenue Bu­ opinion In the form of a letlei ■lo now ami then, its cost in your Tha next step 1In ] an Improve“ reimburse dntb Itnptid I'hmch, In lulled ai the coett of preparing tha reau. ment program Jeatlmatod in coat written and signed hy a lire.- is Infinitely greater Ilian all of this preliminary report which nne Ju work dune on • lo.lltti vvoiklllg t. Depurlnii'ut Jid 00, i medial ir footbalII and later reThe first count against narriln number of property ownare in tin- thievery ami rascality that cap- ror called a "whitewash " day in any week old double tun,' re than 130,000 will Include field for at more \l. o'- Hil.le ('lims f l.'i nil. .lumnr charges that he "willfully attempt­ town. lure* the headline* " Federal Judge George Mm.re ui tor :, fif III day* wmk the enlargement of tha chancel, convert ng to b* aeball use. (6 UO, C lide No. I gnatlnns accented ed to defeat and evade hla tax realgi Texc er _r Tile idea is lo h v, I out employ In piirtiiiftll and complete redecoration of tha Mr. Ball moved and William 5. .Special Interest group* can slated on lurlliei' inquiry by Hie IVMS t ’i on, und Die I'tes. Included thoee of Mr*. Richard by not reporting hla correct In­ Leffter seconded a motion that .i n linage good government ^ h u r c h , Inside and ouL grand Jury ami if cvcidiiolly re ment m II ■ untie lev Some mines, -.> t.-11Hi, itom ess \\ oini IlS I’llcle rx, Georg* Chapman, at and come." The aecond count charges committee bn appointed hy tin 9 Youth waak activities ara con­ Stack, Mn». "Sound government ends when turned u mimliei’ nf iiulll’tincnts most of ttiem m tlo' South, work! fa uli th* Negro Ncgi a willful attempt to defeat and chair to secure pledges to hire the leaders of special groups call Slack denied lie hud interfered Us few a two day a week while tinuing every night through tha Prof. A. J1,. Reddick of the CUv who hi hat evade the payment of the tax of a competent attorney, and tin- die tune whether they represent with tlie grand Jury nr attempted Ihe "captive mines id Hie North, AL. l.iii u,-i ildde.l that dona­ Forait City sraek at tha church and a r t being school at Foraat owned bv .led and utility cunpii tion-, may t,e sent to Mis. IV, P. anjoyed approx Imataly TO |oyed by approximately 70 accepted • church pastorate in M »,l4t by allegedly concealing committee voted to employ G, W ,-apllal, labor, farmers, veterans, In head nil any imlulmenlx five ami I < In,|.man. 'JOS W Nineteenth young ung people of Junior High Miami. Met. Ann Thornier of tha hla asset* from the government. flpancer, If necessary, to hrlug pensioner* or anyone else." Chairman f'hclf (It -Ky I said nlcs. wmk .,* ia liny Voile Williams Hr., S tin t, \l six days a week hool ago and up a t McKinley Stanford Gmmmer School waa School suit to open Palmetto Avenue. The basic formula fur good gov, after llm hearing* that "il appears granted a re a r of absence. flgJL Tlie Lewis , in it I n'lfi w11tl tile .'Hi Macm.lni Avenue, All*. Fled This morning, said Mr. Evans, ernmeni. Stevenson sa Id, Ti a high tu me that llmru was a definite 201 W Hi'Vetileenlh Street, The following teacher appolntThle, said tha Rev. McKinley, la the letter to th* Attorney Generul , r ilnndard of general public mor ullrmpl In cither (lag down, de iinulllcrn and iinHiruette nperulor.x Iiyini, Mi II r lli-Uel, I ill 2 I'aik a week of training by carn ally menta ware made: Margaret Hen- Adult Education are to expue Sept an was being written, and plats of ..La, plus a serious and continuing Jay. sidetrack, derail or entirely Mi a Mui ll.a I >.*, Idl'd Maitland, and Pauline Wheselected leadership. Tha "Interest eon, Lewis i* i,-polled lo lie seeking \vemie, affected will be enclosed interest in politics between elec- wreck Ihls Hiaiul Jury Inw-sttgu Blanks Available theTh*areacommute*, leaa a t tha Lyman School! Frances I, Avenue, and Alt • t Ivirjy Gar­ ____ Idgher wage.* anil greater welfare I'm he said, will tlon years. a m * " Include worship, even- Rannla a t Geptva Primary, and lion." ni i . 10I2A] Sanfoiil vvenue McUrunerv, In announcing Hint lieliefils from Norlln-ril mine own wait to hear from th* Attorney "A largo p. ri entag* nf us pay no Mra. O. M. Harrison (typing! at Blanks Tot registration In tha Oeneral era, vilmse spokesman is Hurry l.yon will take the tux prosecutor's beforat seeking .the sd u(tcntion to polil'ci and to govern H l n School. tly organised Baminola Com:? V ic*.df Mr. Hpenear On forth*. ^ b a group In worahlp) tha Xav. Semlnolt - three ment for yesra . . . end then post, described him as a "sea Muses, |>rc udent of the llilumllious Colored t eiah a*■ appolntmenla Movie Time Table adult education program, proceedings. Fred Stmeon, Orlando, the re­ t Croot*M> Academy Included L. ty mm exclusively tn other concerns sotted lawyer" uml said he had Cuul tijuu.dm s As.sOiiatimi it r r z sponsored by Stataon University, a m t ion: Mrs. J. L. Leonai Tile miners now have a 111)36 Property owner* on the com until the lime roll* around again "admired ills conduct a* elite! . Galloway of Roanoke, Va.. ban-l hava been placed In Yowsll's atora “Island of Desire" ll I,HlllthrU l.M I'Nur l,,„* leadership training: R#*. JL , directori G, J . Hurston, mathems- for tha benefit of thoea who wish milt** Include Edward Zlmrne. when we must once more dam - counsel of Hu. King committee 1:00 - 3:07 - 6:14 • 7:2t - 9:31 ley In evangaltan. M u T h e h u tlea and hi* wife as school li­ The lux Investigating commitlee rously assure the national salvo to sign up for tho course*, Mies man, James Yatas, William Lrf Snlurilny - "Wagons Welt" Long, director of religious educa­ brarian. Tha la headed by Rep King (D.-Calif.) flar, W, |*. Burke, Homer Glea tlon." lwo *r# ,rom Rebocca fiterim , coordinator of and “Ukon Gold” tion of tha church, la working King Issue* u stalemenl saying Artii'lcs Art* Stuleu aon, Hoy ' Howell, Sr„ Raymond He said. loo. that there are "lens tha program, announced today. Holiday • “The Merry Widow1" of thousands" of honest, efficient Lynn'it unpolntment "meets with V<4 Of Hill Hardwara From Oviedo Car 1:00 - IliOd - 6:09 - 7:16 - 9:21 h* of the claeaes, Instruction Ball, Hr., John Packham, R. E the whnlrnoarled endorsement uml —, _ . J eahia foot refrlgera- in Osowing, public officers. The "crlllclsm. hava Mis* Barbara True and Mr. Evan*, MUVtltLAND approval of every member of the tor for tho 1 H I Mfotorla was sp- Rupracht, will abuse and Ingratitude." Rlevenion Bamlnola High Bchool "Snvsge Drums" Sheriff I*. A. Men, tills .Horn­ subcommittee." provad. A M o itlim b e r by tha ilomeitie science added, Is making 1 1 more difficult teacher, as Inshow open 7:06, first feature Hill Lunthor Cm, for tha Wrat tu bring good people Into govern­ "One of our fundamental pur­ ing dispatched Deputy Sheriffs BUHOF HOLT RLRCTEf) 7:40, lust cmntilvte feature Howard Hood und T. U'. Wansley poses," King (aid, "has been lo Slda Primary Rthooi lunch room. itructor, said Mlaa fitavana. CHICAGO UB—Th* naw presi ment. 10:67 promoto the right typo of leader­ to Oviedo lo invexllgnt.) the theft roved, dant of th* Matbodirt Church's Hat. • "The Old West" and ship in both Ihe Bureau of Inter­ last night uf appliances frum thu wton, ocIf AMH STOLEN board of panakma la Rlihop Ivan "Varltls* on Parade" by City LEO ION MRRTINO The Gflldrhoro Georgia fltore, nal Revenue and thu tax division autnmoidle of J. II. Jonas, whuse Sun. - "Callawny Went tall and AU mombora of th* Banford La* Half, 8t. Louia, 1317 West Thirteenth Btreet, waa of the Department of Justice so Karngo was entered. ThaUway" Bishop Holt waa aleclad Thurs broken Into last night, and one that these Important agencies may Listed its missing was s car i tnodam Fort IS, th* American Laglon and tha on# Auxiliary, ara requested to bo day • • 17 church aganciea ended large tend prised ham and two pic­ he restored to the position where heater, ratlin nmi two recently in­ PRAIRIE LAKE they can properly warrant the stalled rubber mats. The motor ‘'Rachael and tho Stranger1" Street praaant a t tha Jo in t. irutallatlon a four-day orgonlilng session In nic ham* war* alolen, > Wert of off left a Monday night at *7:30 CMctgd, i 7:15 - 10:30 According to police, the thief complete confidence ol tho Amer­ had been tampered wtlh, Mr. Jones reported, and efforts hnd Board o’clock a t tha Laftoii Huu "Station Weal" Th* tations board administers removed a screen from a back ican public." of tha Lyon will have tht title nf acllng bean inaue to start hi* ion’s 9:15 only Following th* lartaila tlooa. light mor* an 30 mllllaa dollar* in window which was than pried open assistant attorney general. churchi penalon fuada. . scooter. In. order to gain entry. t i f t t i h w i t o trill ha' a a m i B ritain M a d e F oreign V G f Over Crowding Of Former Brewer School Busses U Indicted For Now Corrected Evasion Of Tax H ead Of JusticelLewis Summons Department Tax Policy Gr o u p As Division Is Fi red Deadline N e a t s Nativity Scene Tor Sjiiilord llamlshell IIds Iteeu Ordered Methodist Church «To Operate Its New Air Conditioning Lake Mary Itoari .11 . t p f i t u i mssa J % Js 'M S j! ■ v . . ■ ,,,y, . . - i .... f �•jpr/jr: k'7 x y* ' ’■ V'1-• • ' ' v s Ayv t r ENTERPRISE CHURCH . CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY Service* wtH be tW lM tl. At All ALLIANCE Saint* Episcopal Churrh thla Park Avenue and Fourteenth Sunday at 11:M a.m., It Stiaat itounced today. Rev. Lanalng Put­ Glenn B. Smith, Peeler “American youngsters have tW ID Chtrch HetWoe Mae! M i r i w i t t i at The HertM office hy lit* Sunday Blhlv School 9:45 a.m. nam la the rector nf tha church i,‘. best educational facilities In the. *, M. « tha U f before g tb lM th tt, . Morning Worahip 11:00 a.m Enterprise. _______________ world," Pastor Kenneth MenaRi* Paalor’a subject: "If W* Would attainments; It Is the reality oi Seventh-day AdventistJudge Ourselvea”. Communion Fatrl J. Htlne. president of the of the said , FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST as he urged member* Service will follow the morning all things brought to light” (p. r’entcnl Florid* Council, Roy Church ______ Park A tmos SI BhUt Street Elm A venae and flatond Street By WILLARD CONNOLLY worahip at 11:45. All are wel­ 6051. ‘•ennt* of America, spoke on "The to share their privileges with J. C. N k ls k ts , Minister of, other., leas fortunate Absolute proof that Sanford come. Hov in the floruit Program", and children 10:00 a.m. Bible Study. lands, Ha disclosed that tha local Evening Service 7:45 p.m’ L egal N o t i c e < husband* at'- among the b e t on business plan* of the council church 11:00 a.m. Morning Worahip. Minister ef HihKStion kin other Adventist "chefs” In America, was demon, An informal service of son and at a (nlnl meeting of county corn- group* would 5:30 p.m. Evening Worship "We’ve Raved A P lace For You" In a drive to establish or atratad last night st » "Cook It Boa pel mcesage for all age*. The sio n e tt related In Rnv Scout* st at least five overseas’ Mrs. H. II. McCall, a former jmlttrea flundav School B i t s *.m. "Bring brosdcaat over WTRR. Sermon pastor will speak. AU ara cor- Sikfar* i;arU a, XaptemMe ISIS, Yourself" m/ur.yv\ J" ■h" mortcl a meetlnr* Ttiesdne night st tha enlarge ■Chooll. • — *11. toplr: "Hew To Become A Mcm h< f*mliy.” M-lidilPVJgiaJ/ ....<i has been en­ ilialiv m v /u v .O *'*“ '*’*’" ' 'NOTICK ID HKItKUr GIVEN kitchen a t the riuiw a i'nwi,r arvl Methodist ChurchMorning Wftrthlp 11:00 a.ru. ber 0 / The Church/' Scripture, With a total mission contrKm gaged here fur acme time in First Light Company offlre. Sidney Vlhlrn. scoutmaster of tlon that pursuant (•> L'haptsr tit. Flor­ "No man can come to me except nf 15,227,516 recorded for Sermon by W. P. Brook* Jr. klndcrgartt-n work, opened her CHRIST CtiURClL Longwood ida Hlatula*. m i . aa amamled, the . u ay hearted and attired In Troon 215, ted the opening eere. the first half of 1062, North the Father which sent me draw Training Union 3M5 p.m. Kiddy Kollege Kindergarten Mon­ following dvscrlbad land In semichefs costume*, s number of local (Episcopal) monv with the Hov Scout oath, American Adventist churches will "Unions for all age groups". County, Florida, will ka at* him and I will raise him up at day at her home at 2.117 MellonThe Rev. II. L. Zimmerman, R. D. uulv klectrlcsl appliance dealers, as and pledge lo the Flag, Hev. A. devote offering received Saturday frred for aata at public outcry far Evening Worship 8:00 p.m. the last dav. It Is written In th* Prieat-ln-Charge part of a rale* training course vlllf Avenue. tha hlahssl and bast cash bid at N. Scott, Lake Mary, led In pray­ to a special fund for the exUn* Sermon prophets, and they shall be taught Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity the front door bv W. P. Brooks Jr. Two largo rooms are devoted er. ol tha Utrelnola conducted hy the power company, of God. Everyone therefore that slon of educational and medical Wcdnesdav Evening Service County Court llnusa, at Sanford, to thn kindergarten of 25 chil­ Holy Communion 0:00 a.m. irtparrd a savory meal, inolinl* Fred Mitrrav. velerans educa­ work, he pointed out. beginning at M ilt , on Monday hath heard and learned of the 1:00 P.m. Auguatlnlan Father* from the H*III a fuller Dili, A. a-m rye plan and rahei, while *P- dren, one room for assembly and tion director, was Introduced as t> 1PS1: Father, comrlh unto me." John Areas slated to receive financial Nursery open at all Sunday »«rthe other a play room equipped Good flhenberd Monaatery, Orangr t,ol* I In II uioih is Crystal A I he new scoutmaster for the Kliroving wlvr* looked on and 0:44-45. from the offering fur lurks Wintsr Homss Mul>dl*|. W City, will officiate at arrvlce*. ater highly rnmpllrpenlod I hr with toy*. A big yard serves as wnnl* troop, anil Mr. Scott, high assistance Wednesday 8:00 p.m. Bible the erection of schools, are the nlun. I'lal tiook X pans* lit. "Wnrshln In Air-Cooled Comfort" school conch, as a prospective Philippines. Mexico, Peru, and man on their "espert rooking." a playground. IIS A l i t Study. Welcome. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Children attend the kindergar­ leader. lull in lllock I lurks Vlsw at Two electric range* were used. Visitor* always welcome. New Britain In the South Bens l.aks ilary I'lat Hook I paga 4 SCIENTIST Plana were announced for the Medical Equipped with typed cooking in­ ten from 0:00 a.m. until noon, work In Tokyo and Baghv lull* S71. Sit « ST1 Long800 East Second Street rid enjoy songs, Central Florida Council planning dad Is also scheduled for Improve c^ structions, and guided hy M ix five days a week and wood IUhI Ilook I pages II lo CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Sunday School 0:30 a.m. Rachel Peace, rxiirtt Instructor gomes, stories airid free hand meeting Sept. 22 In Orlando, thu ment. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST II and I'lal llook 4 pea* I t Park Arcane agd Thlnf Street Church Service 11:00 a.m. luita T * U lllock se Amend, CHURCH Of the comnsnv, the rnrn tackled drawing. Their lunch Includes I Natlong! Jnmlmrce In California J. B*nard Ro*t, Minister sd I’lal of Cryalal lurks Hholss. Wednesday Service 8:00 p.m. In 1(168, the national get-nut-the fruit Juice nod cookie*. Among , Seventh Street and Elm Avenue the rooking Job with lest. I'lal llook t paga IS. Sunday Reboot 10:00 a.m. Reading Room Tuesday* and E. E. Manning. Paster Andrew Htlne of the Hill llard- them are children of Naval per­ vote campaign, completion of the luii V tllock le Amended Morning Bsrvlcs * 11:00 a.m. county finance drive In October, Soloist To Appear I'lal of crystal Lake aborts. w art Co., draw the assignment sonnel. ’’.! Church Service 11:00 a.m. Sat­ Friday* 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. Rermon topic: "Can We Know Theme of Christian Bcirm-r I'lal llook S pags tl. af yrarsrlmr a Hollywood meat Children learn the nrlmary col­ and siionsnrlng of Roy Scout urday. Oo-I In A Persona! W ay?" luil ion lumawoog, p|gt Rook loaf which Included ground beef, ors, but no attempt at Instruction troops by the Klwnnit and Elks Sabbath School 9:30 a.m. Mra. services next Sunday la that At Local Church 1 pak*a IS lo II * ria l Hook Knowing God spiritual understanding precedes 4 pags IS m carrot* and pea*, and it turned nut In the Alphabet wilt he made until Clubs. ‘'Gladstone onee said, ‘The su­ H. Buckner, superintendent. a realisation and manifestation of Ntv r* »f NKU of NBU A ▼ Field Scout Kseeiitlve Frank Prayer Meeting Wednesday 6:00 ao well that Mrs. Stine, looking mi February, she said. The main Included In the ministry of preme task nf statesmanship Is «it of NBt* of n V,I4 Hsctlon 1 true spiritual substance. The aubCaldwell told of tha get-ngt theapprovingly, declared, “This Is thing they learn, she added, Is Township II ttouth Hang# SI music at thn First Prcshyterlar to find out which way God Al­ p.m. lect of the I.CHaon-Sermon Is Visitors are welcome. K44HI. th* flrat time In lit year* that I sociability and getting along to­ vole campaign and Nntlonal Jam ­ Church’* Sunday morning servlet mighty la going during the next "Substance", lull* .tl S <> * p lllock ft boree. Rob Llpplnrott, district knaw he could cook." gether. u-lll he a mlo hv Mrs. Grac* Krltk. fifty year*. A* to tha way God A verse from Hebrews (11:1) Anisndsil I'lal „r Cryatal l.aks commissioner, appealed for great­ Arthur Moore, also of Hill Mr*. McCall formerly taught Almighty is going today no HvSanford, distinguished vocalist of llhorss. I'lal llook e paga If, ftitniahc* the Golden Text: "Faith Hardware, diew nil easier assign. second fourth ami fifth grade* er co operation for the good of Central Florida, who Is soloist »| In* Rtateimjini needs to h* In any i K * L lllock 41 ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL la the auliNtance of tilings hoped scout lug Ip Seminole County. W. Auirnilsd I'lal of Cryalal l.aks m*nl, pirparlng applesauce, and In Hanford and Oviedo, the Congregational Church lit tlcioiibt. for the trend I* from crus CHURCH for, the evidence nf thing* not Khorss. rial Hook t page it W. Tyre spoke on leadership train­ also came up wlili paprika not* Enterprise Winter Park, It was made known, tv to kindness, from stavedom lo lulls i: is g |s |||llrk I Fair, seen." ing and showed motion pictures today oil toes that melted In the mouth. vlsw I'lal llook 4 pags Tl freedom, fmm Ignorance to know­ hv Mr*. George Touhy, Min­ Her. Lansing Putnam, Rector Hlble selection* include "Doth on the subiect. . Florida Power’s Jim (iiant had ledge, from provlnclallam to ister of Music. Morning Service 11:00 a.m. "i™1 * 171. Falivlsw not wisdom cry? nml understand­ I Isl Hook 4 pdKA V V . A. Teague, assistant illsth* pleasant tank of rooking Mrs. Sanford will sing Roberta woi lil-wideness, *nd from Inferior ing put forth her voice? I lead , NH of NKtS Of NtVH HSU. Hontlnera n«i« rag* llitl trlct chairman; Don I Urey, rib. Rltgood’s groan bean* and iirrpuriiig a lovely "The Greatest standard* to standard* of nobllltv In the wav of righteousness, In agreed "lo reduce drastically gov mailer from Oviedo; Ted Will­ Hungarian pudding that the wom­ FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Slangs t7 UK»!l>>t’ *' 8uu,h f t and truth." J o h n Hat! Of These Is Love", tha composer the midst of the path* of Judg­ eminent c« pend 11lire*” lo tha point iams. cubrnaster of Pack 21, uni J. E. McKinley, Minister G. I*. ItKIINIHJN W an highly praised. of which was a classmate of the ment: That I msv cause those that where (he federal budget would Clsrk of (hs Circuit Court lluh lleely, committeeman of thu Mia* Thelma l^mn. Al Lyon* of Hanford Electric, guest soloist, according to the love me to Inherit suhaiance; and IHFAt i he down lo 70 billion dollars in the same troop, loined In a discussion bounty Florid* FIRST PRKRBYTER1AN Director of Chrlallair Education tingle handed, produced a steam­ announcement. I will fill their treasure*" (Pro­ CHURCH 9:45 a.m. flundav School. A verb* H: 1,20.211. ing pot toast and a toothsome fiscal year of 1931 and HO billion oil how to improve the Roy 8cout A graduate of Oberlln Conser­ progiam in Seminole County, In the following fiscal year. Oak Avenue and Third Street class for every age. crumb pudding. Joe (’hnildlu of vatory and of the Julllard School Among citation* from "Sci­ lie said he had wlahed to state Rev. A. G. M clank, Minister 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship, ence and Health with Key to the Wilson Main r'lirnilure Co., of Music, Mrs. Sanford continued COMING TO his own views after a personal 0:15 a.m. flundav School. topic: “Walk about Zion . Sermon served some delicious and well her studies to gain her Master of Scriptures" by Mnrv Maker Eddy meeting with the general in which Navy Peraonnel To 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship. 7:00 p.m. Intermedlat* and ■teamed shrimp. are: "Spiritual sense Is the dis­ Music degree at the School of Diar . _ . ___ C. P. Henderson uf Vodnplch both agreed that there waa "nne Contribute Blood Sacred cernment nf spiritual good. Music at Union Theological Solo: "Tha Greatest of These Is Love". Roberto Ritgood by Mrs. 8:00 p.m. Evening Worship. Sales and Service rn operated with great fundamental issue between Thla understanding Is not Intellec­ Seminary where her husband, Grace Krlck Sanford. Anthem: Sermon topic: "nrlng Neighbor*". tual, It not the result of scholarly K. C. Harper of, .'Union! Klectilc the tiepubllran Parly and the Fair vh| iM-raouitel and workers Harold Lula Sanford, was on the "Thou Wilt Keep Him In Patfact Co- In a supreme cooking effort, | Deal, the Now Deal snd the file- at N» the Hanford Naval Auxiliary faculty. hv Chancel Choir. apple p in . venaon Deal.” An accomplished pianist as well Prarr", Rcholln htuiiim will Ngain rontribolo hv Mr. Mclnnla. A pleasant aroma canm from That Issue, he said, was "liberty Air FREE METHODIST CHURCH ns singer, Ihe Sanford visitor was Rermon blood for the Aimed Forres on 8:00 p.m. Evening Worship. Laurel Avenue and Fourth Street the oven as C. K. Carter of Run- versus creeping socialisation In Sept. IN, and It Is expected that In the ministry of musle at the Try field" ___. of „ the _government dall Electric Co., broiled stink every R tf. C. Z. Miner, Pastor I1U units of blood will be re* Second Presbyterian Church in Rermon by Mr. Mclnpl*. ’’The greatest threat In Utterly i-elved Ruhday School 0:46 a.m. patties. To M. II. "Hkeel" Watson Newark ,N. J. for ten years. Since in comparison with the 1 lit Morning Worahip 11:00 a.m. of Florida Power, fell tin- task Is Internal," he said. on Hu- last blond donor day. coming to Winter Park where Mr. UPHALA COMMUNITY Tall said he never had "changed given YPMS 7:00 p.m. Special Speak­ of preparing ’never fall" frost, Nanford I* organist at the Con­ Lieut, K. It. Ilrownellci announced PRKRRYTERlAN CHURCH my Intcnlluns" In referring lo hi* today. er, Charles Miner of Chapel Hill ing for n Mg rake, gregational Church, she has ap­ whcn vou C. C. White, Minister U nim altv of North Carolina. Among the spectators were statcmcnl alter his Chicago drfcnl Arrangements for llie donations, peared frequently as a vocalist Unified Service 16:00 a.m. Subject: "Don’t Die on Third Mr*. Ava Wright Duvl* of He,u*- lhat he would do "everything pos and for the services of technician* and with her husband In two- Church School and talk by pastor. Roaburk, Mr*. Hllne, Mrs. M. C. alhle" lo assure Gen. Klsenhow- of the Central lllood Hank were piano recitals. Young Peoples Matting 7:00 Baaa". Evangelistic Service 7:46 p.m. Graham, Mis. Charlntte hlurid i-r’s election. D A Y S TO REM EM RER The Chancel choir will «|ng made hv Ml*. Velma Gonsalex, Prayer meeting and Rlble However, he added, he had "no serving as acting field dltectui "Thou Will Keep Him in Perfect p.m. and Mis. John Melscli Ji. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Study Wednesday 7:46 p.m. Intention of abandoning the prin for the American Red Pro**, Semi- l*rare" end Ihe sermon will lie by • BIRTHDAY Wednesday Evening 7:20 p.m. Learn C. Z, Miner will conduct clnles and friends" lie has main nolo Chapter. Ihe Rev. A. G. Mclnitls. Prayer and Rlbia Study flat- theRev. • W E D pIN G Devotional Hour over Radio tallied nml made during Ihe year*, rice*. HOW You Station WTRR each morning dur­ Haying that Gen. Elianliower • a n n iv e r s a r y John L. Lewis Can Money C H h I s ing the week fmm 8:30 to 8:45 agreed with him that limitations • CHRISTMAS must be set to (he extent nf gov­ HOLY CROSS CHURCH. Sanford a.m. •■Speak Effectively tt'eellraae r i m fsa e iissi , t is tis u s Srwa "earn *»•#■ ernment power, he said Ihe gen • MOTHERS DAY • Develop Poiee and basic dally wage. The royalty paid era! "believes In tha basic prin­ period ending next July I. Tha Faaat tha Exaltation of Alway* Nle* T* Give Self Confidence Altogether, nearly 211 billion dol by tnlge owners Into tha union’s Ihe Holy Cross.. ciple! ol Ihe Tail-Hartley Law and TAMPA irfl—A proposal lo alml Is opposed to its repeal." lari haa been provldrd hy lh* Uni­ welfare fund to pay for minor pen­ Fourteenth Sunday afW» THtiRy • Increase Your Income Avenue THE ESSEX the fee system for Klnrlds • Win Friend* and Influhtet Holy Communion 0:W a.m. He was asked what he thought ted Stales lo friendly countries dur­ sions and other benefit* U now HareM E. Bullock riff* gelt an airing todav he about Ihe propoaal for a new ing Ihe past four years, beginning 30 cants a tan. People STUDIO Family Eucharist ihd Church i .. AmsHa J. RaHoch members of (he Stale Legls- "American Party," mada hy Col. with Ihe un preredenled Marshall In hard coal. Lewis haa demand- gchooi ft ID a.m, ROBERT L. COX Sftnruv Beimel t i l l a-m. Mra. Writ# for FREE LHaratara, a t o cant boost In tha the snthfa.Robert, .11. McCormick, Chicago Plan for Western European re ­ Da IwtMb*. uperlntendent. - *PflOTOG “RAPHE HER covery. A Joint Ifouan Senate mmihltlee puhlislirr, a welfare fund,-srhlek w hir*Isla report repoft FLORIDA INSTITUTE g -IliOO a,fu, 4 & 1*8 NOHTj it Studying the fen system and The present thinking Is (hat the ad to hava run out of i money. The . '!rhw\lundey, ?*hig "iloly Cross Tall replied, "« new Amnrlcan . Paul Epler, return 1 T*’ 2808 S. Baas At Will conduct a hearing on Ilia la parly la lint feasible In 1982." foreign aid program must bo con­ separate bituminousw welfare fund Day" rnarki til* Paroehlaf Fasti, t to Columbia. South Orlando, Fla FOR APPOINTMENTS lue. Ileyond the clot-lion, Taft would tinued for several more years but Is waU-heelad withi a surplus of vd) of Holy Crota-. Pariah. Thata Tha proposal comes from the not make any predictions except that additional steps are urgently too million dollars. will bo d reception held In - the 'prison Evant napellsm 2:30 p.m. at iheriff* themselves. Sheriff Ales lo comment that Ih Irtf partiea had needed to make certain that west­ Pariah Hall Immediately follow­ County Jail iYouth In Charge). ing the 11:00 o’clock Sunday Ser­ D. Littlefield of Vnluala County, not been very successful In (lie ern European n m ntrln ran pul TftlUMf’K C llim c il Christ's Ambassadors <Youth I N ew and tiffed Instrum ents secretary of Ihe Florida Hbcrlffs past. Th« flplrltitul Gospel Sinner vice to which all are cordially In­ Satvlee 0:30 p.m. (heir financial houses In nrder In All Leading Make* vited. Association, said Ills group an of Devlon* ntach and New Smyr­ Ivangeiistlc Service 7:30 pin. Taft was asked If he had ill* the loreieesble future Repaint and Recondltlonliif proved a plan which will he laid cussed with F.lscnhowcr support of na Reach wilt appear at the T» tServices through tha week: _ tfclik Brother Epler. before the legislators. It Is this: Son Joseph R. McCarthy of Wl* uiiinh Chnerh In Go|dsborongh on CIO GROUP BACKS AltLAt RiDiiuay oDday through vnr Friday: TravHoly Communion d a lly ,it 7:20 Bukur’s Musical Instrum ent dhot>“ Bating at 10:00 a.m. EvangeWatt Fifteenth Straat In a ttto- a m. axcapt on FfMay i t 0:00 a.m. Or Mealing i Put sheriff* on a flat salary ronsln, whose Communlsta-ln-gnv ’ s 7:80 p.m. nightly b ills Fee* would he eliminated eminent charges have become a NKW YOIIK '>•—The InlarnaUon «»«m n# songs on Sent. 18, Mra. 2M4 Cedar Aetna* Phone 1419 Slsram ant of ■ Penints-Peic* *1 Executive Council of Iha CIO r;hrlatln* McQueen announced to­ ;hap*i-RaAtmliy Salaries ami operating costs would controversial Issue, >*>»•______ IttfdSSSr’ Wnrkara Union of Ameri­ day.. Other singer* ark alto ex­ b* approved by Ihe county comTaft replied. "Hie name didn’t Textile ca (TWUA) today unanimously an pected to b« praaant ami a Irka mlulon and county budget com- come up In the conversations." million. The tfhlosn expressed his views Homed the Dnnocratlc ticket of will offering will ha taken with Ravenna* from ilia sheriff’s of- hy reading rapidly a seven page Gov. Adlal K. Stevenson of lOlnoit proceeds to he donated to the • Ik*—inch as fines—would be ila- press conference In Ihe King’s and Kan. John J. Sparkman of churrh. posited with thn county and the Ipyewrlttrn statement at a mass Alahama. The rminrll, representing 100,000 Sheriff! would not tie paid until Crown hotel. endorse III er auefi collections were reported. More Ilian in pliolographers and union inrm brrs, made lit Sheriffs salaries would be not 50 reporters were on hand Hear ment of the prealdenllal and vice las! than 1981 nr 1959. No sheriff Ing was difficult when hotel guests prealdenllal nnmtneea at the conwould receive less than ll.oon a and pedestrians from Ihe street "Union of a weak look meetlna year. lammed into Ihe room, some shout- here. . At a mealing here two weeks ago Ihe Florida Justices and Con conitant hubbub. •fablas Association Indicated II ap< woved abolition of llm fne ays Um. However, that association N o Relief Seen From ■aid It wanted a suitable substitute. Heat W ave In North t t — ffa , The group wound up by nntnlng « committee In study the question By The Associated Press , The legislative meeting here Is No Immediate relief appeared MUid as a caucus of the Florida House. Actually slate acnalora, today in the September heat wave Cabinet membera, Gov, and Mrs which haa hit wide areaa In the Warren will be nn hand, So will eaitern half of the country, Dan McCarty, Democratic nnml nee for governor The Legislative Council wai to thla afternoon. One nf Ila rta la a aludy of higher edu cation in ihe alale. Th* Home rsu n is cornea Ralur lay morning The blggail thlnu hen a a things now aland, [a ae Ktkm of a apeaker nro Irm .Three »eo—David H. Alklnaop, Tall* ••a*#,., Webb C. .temlyan, Pcnaa ole, and jamc* S Moody. Plant Jt*. are running for the km. Senatora hold a dinner tonight M all iegtalalnra will attaml the ItfHthJ c .u oua banquet Saturday - m T ro d * G u m Page 2 Friday, Sapt. 12, 1H2 THE BANFOBD HKRALli Sanford Wives Discover Their Husbands Excel In Culinary Arts Paul J. Stine Is Principal Speaker At Scout Meeting A dventist Pastor j Appeals For Poor. At THE CHURCHES Mra. McCall OpenB Kindergarten School I I Senator Taft Abolishion Of Fee System To Be Aired At Solons’ Caucus S J a n / ’4"’ r*V A*HfcHr«t y Witte, illatrH governor n 85-0 and Jack Morrison, ry-traainrar of the dlatrlot PfaU Je TJgdOiir • # L a y • A w ay P la n F in a n c e P la n M d i n * eiy to V �w e x * * #•« . s*m *w*.» < \ *:. w rrry m 'h m w m A +w W t\ r* n w .- - * •r- ^ M w r r .im ^ ‘ *4 ..W f B j M o r t W *lk»r 1 '■OLJ ro il ny SAM DAW SON LtK.tr> ninT U(Jlt? w , < r £ ? L Q ■y 7U/S A o r u rner? „ ____ re block 7b rt-e «nc> c c o s s c a c r s e v i^ U Y ' * i t * w r ) no but aw tm iM G ) AM < tEl.LV> ME Wt r>, S ORDER/ ) P t ^ t P r o II f ) X ? *CT? *CJ •* TI r !L + /• Ur P « u > llo h iib tt- 1 N Z i W h U i g - A O O L'Cr CV1P - 7>JQ'> lL GIVE VJll AM 103A OP WHAT" MOO-tSP c i / ^ . s - s •w o T ' -j. w •■ f-.rw o N'VUCS CAM DO WLlSM 6M9 tac ALLS’ rtna'3. — AMO Mi. ' i f •* ----- -* T” ----" r__ fr . »•» ** b ; Amo o&Nrr L«T * ) * M NOW, L ApiBS H-- \Zs£>: • ' LADIES AND Y**VOU WLL BE TWE i COLLECTED all ] GENn.EMBN- ) j u d g e - v o o e v o r s s will pick : the TH* VOTES PROM ^ . THE A U D lE N C B /r-J^ l V B eau ty Q ubsn * hrfrriit& Keeping Industrial Machine Busy Will Be Official Burden L*^ MANG OH r o VOUO- ~1 .‘ iV MATS 'VVATCM MB BlfJ* WOl2<G \‘iMGM *1iS> Bn*AO — f MY s o r t .* f.— - r — r . m o A PULN MOMS MTS cATgP IMtt POL'Cti C*AB LANDS ETTA AT fUB T»<1AT»C — NEW YORK '•fl — I low tti krcp the grrtidy cxpandril imliixlrl.il machine busy with inti* (nr nil I, wrinkling .dfteiiyl lir iMl * H*HV j|s well a , those In Industry (’nmniorce Secretary Sawyer tells businessmen that unci' the rc arming peak la passed they uiii'l pul a* much thought Into the nroh Irma nf marketing their goml* a* thry havr been into producing them The pmblrm Industry run turn "lit more goods to n .r It ipilt* mak me armal th»n ronsiimer* v ein willing to huy. a» present price* l.os* o( government niniiry lot defense work. therefore rniitil mean that mm amt ninrlmir* 'mold bo Idle And the (rurril all imp would hr here Rutirrl C Turner, new mem brr of thr rrra ld rn l’* Cmmrll of Ernnomic Advlaura, star tie* arimr Imxinrsemrii hy wamirn: ili.il dm Irrelllnu oil of dclrnsr *pendlmi on which Ihrlr proaprilly i* Imlli ill large part - ainy l>e at timid much aoonrr Ilian 11111*1 id llirm had expected Thla hn'l a* frlglilrnlng n* It might aeem Tnrnrr *.n * Hint 'pending la levelling off .it hrttri Ilian (our lulllo'i dollar* a 111011II1 nr arntipd Ih billion a yrai \ml l* likely In hold al Ihal Him.mil "ext year Arlilnllr the *|irndlin: on dir hard gniwl* n( war will rnntmue In expand Up In next Miimner al least Cliat will Im nt(*et. I'm net •ays. by a downturn in *peinline mi anil gmala illke iiiil(iirtiia) al ">ady under way, and the levelllnc nil nl apendlng (nr linii'rkeepiiig and nialnlenance of mllll i n In •lallallona and the aimed tune* In other word*, mdllxlnc* like ■Irerall making aiitiinintli r dec trnnlef, chemical*, and 'hlplmilil mg will ennltnue In f|ni,el*ti on goirntmenl money (m inniilli* to come Thla la what ailing De(en*e Mo hillrrr Slerlmun iiieanl la*l week in reporting to l’re*ldeiil rminan fill- HANfnttD HER \I.D that dfllverlex nt military h ird reives In ih.H trig rli*tritvilt"p co*l* I inlay, Sepl I.’, 11*" I’ag* 3 gmaU would reach Ihrlr peak In | anil improving *ale' method 1 Sawyer Im * re a .wring word' m id'1053 I htee.,joai in . of t|.o en ilh ’y Sawyer'* lecture mi the need to I however, fur those who fe.n 1 *1 ■t. 1fa. i’ H , oy e,e.| |.y wnlet improve die method.* of nUtrtbil Iriolly *llipip when defense -pend (Ion o( civilian good* I* aimed at lug 'lacken* the rnnmenl at the other Indu • tie say* ll'e t will,an ecmutni' trie* who won’t he ceding milll.in 1has a big prop . lie- ' n • lol t! order* in volume of private aai Mll.a wlllch could he im . 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RIN(J Uni over die tong term, it **it1 turned Into buying powei rH lltO N tA C T tlll Mao. he hope*, n les* 1 proi apply to all Sawyer warn* dial I'lraae call lor Appidnimml "military production goal* are he on defense luxe* could mmg 'preached," adding that it lit I] a r s d .J in l llieiehv loeee* > I'liotir I7.A3 ITtA "our tremendous unlualnal in a sunier piircliaamc | m«wci Many a hu*ine**tn.iM hope, eldne turn* again mainly to pro dueing good' (or mm delenxn pur yrr Is right-on both count• oo**** we will obviously (aee many problem* “ lii'tidmtlon I* what happen* In goml* alter they're made It In elndra all the rxpenae of Iran* ivortation. wholesaling, intalling and advertising rvrrvthiiig in I,AST TIMMS TON Mi IIT vnlved III finding a (Inal buyer for a prcalilel Thr Department n( I'ommrree l I* surveying the problem of "pn lenllal market* for gianl* and *rrv ires" to keep tile nation's swelling industrial plant operating alter dr frn*r need* are mel The report I* planned for the first of Ihr year Sawyer Is also rellurled plnnnlm: 10 an up a new uflue of dj.inlm turn wllhln die Depai Imenl of 1 mti oieree In I loir It might lake mel much of Ihr work now done hv \ t\ \ S 1 Mi I in IN -III ill 1 the National I’roduellon Authority the |oh nf the new office would SATOmiAV ONLY! 1! FM.VTI liMS-2 he lo do lor all huslne** wh.it some lug manufacturer* and H ide asm 11nturns do In (urul.hmg fm then members ilnla on market nppnr " \ .11 i r l i n s ( ) n G ENE hitiille* amt on lowering di*lnlni I N i r a i l r ’' Hon coat* U il ti I m ^ it* 4 mi|| lift In Ihe Iasi ?n vear* liuliiafrle* ruturioa have dour ipille a lul for ihem I «Ir1It* tail I I iiH| N» 11 fllltl I I S|IM t lift A \| It I’ H A m t K I .A K F flit*. \ift 4 III Mttf| JU tfG U F W ttj K }? IAUTRY^ N » 'A d I II' I U lf I l l ’ llH lM I SI NOW M U N im t > - Nim ShiiM iitu “ llneliuel iiml file / *ex'* M OM S Ihr .......... ■.1 ‘ ' * o .ft.l ,i» tiaool • S i r n t lit e r " I with l.nfrlla doling, " Illlam llulilro, Itohrii Mllrliiim — *1*0 "HintIon West" thrillinii urns u \ ......... A F F O R D • O R W A H D P J H 1Q H W A V C cH iK zr& K J l i H l i l l n it i'i i t v h o u r in I'iisliidii \n h I .iMifllx il- 1 ill . 1,01 r i l 1 11 A prrfrel f>1 for \ fool |»lt lltllltlf! I p*l|ll o r i <■»,/»,( ill in yen, r . . * o ■* l> rfiu r , y oil li I 11 > ill anil loiij * o*» y n e . ................... I .o i l iin lli.w !• ill. < •L fluff f *in ni h i r • >k I. iitr. r ’ T T ! ’ y / ■, i I onl 1% ■it**. H op »»|»|*rii t t h ni fi tt; 1 1 th* •*>*I ^1 till ilila anil Sp»n/f i<>i> In t h a t * rich r n t o r *. ttlxrk tt«d f o p p .r (Ire n Wtil *" T o H i >i h . f o o t , ii't i > " i m il. i. n l i l n r ,, I. |,,||.|l> ,.#•*! | | * | I I’tra ia ir m l m o th e foil*,** lug t o r lim r l tlm o .t Silt lieiUf y-Hnlltr Sly la Width il'll* \ I I 1*1-1 I** ln * ti“r y* h i !<e | i , n f lii i y < m k r r - . p r„ f ,.,.|,,„ o l 1*11111111. m il •n f-ilim ra " m m m *rf i> J I. >1 'lifi* * • I**I* 1 . I..II.I . \ a II. It* p V l.ii, . _ i , V .lin o <••(•■ .•t • i n o r f I ' l l I. ’I * ! | '" 1 ............ l o .Mr I t ....... » l l . r o t.,11 • .|| if. h > ,-|*,.* t • I to o , II. *. |. C o l o lerill I Ilf f I. -*a • •'., '* •>' I lr * a ’ l > *l. l d | r I ... ... , * II * ,* * t|w .*1 I .* H I.I i ' i i City. C 0.1). [ J rhirk OUR n -Sill. Mnn«y Onltr □ SALE llte III il MotMwynihff .t i l l u V r i f f e n T v th e » W # 1. p iijd f « 4 # I U I j w t f » l W B U I I i m i t l f H I I I I U M U f V I H U | th o u s n n a t o f people w h o ir e d r iv in g othtr m akes o f cars— fo r there are n um erou s m o d e lt p ro d u c e d b j o th e r m a n u fa c tu re rs w h ich t c t u a lly cost m rt th a n th e lo w e st-p rice d C a d illa c l fu r th e r , *t H » won t n t n y deli. d c Jiih tfu l c o m e * fro m o w n l .^ _ _ k n o w le d g e d t o be, (lie S t of pride w h ich " ’ -ifs s U r *c W ld . . . J Jin. g. •. dJ riv th e t com et Is n ’ t all th is to o m u c h to miss fo r e ve n ont needless d e jrf O w n e rs o f C sd ills c s w ill tell y o u It is— o u t o f th e ir o w n experien ce. T i m e a n d a g a in ,' people w h o , h a v e ! • * » mnvad y da (f) adii)"' bava m o v e d 'u to C Caidi 11sc h i v e a*id s s id fn to ill u i—"W - ' - W hhv y dl . . . t h t p u t td tyta k H eer t o to <°(*t till • 111 l l I • I ) M l CONTINUES! WILL BK HELD Saturday — *Sept. 13 — 4:00 P. M. Gel Your Nittnc lit The llttx! *1, I .(MV D r a w in g F or $100 FREE MERCHANDISE ■B U I^ I' m en h sh o es Spot ini I' mr■lingo Im TIiIh Suit1 LADIES’ SUITS V ery Speciul 1 (> 8 8 �SANFORD HERALD Friday. »*•«. 13. 1853 §i Tne Sanford Herald K a U lilla M Is I M y lt lU k O 4 » l\f d r if t llt a iS a f M i liiu t lt . ( k ilit s M »»4 S M C n n . e ,i f i l l « h « l 4 s ■ • l a r i i n l a l llt lla i r iu i.is a a a a i » • » T m m I I I H iia a lla A eeaae ■ s la t .a a r r u a i f ia a a M l 1st U o l M i t I f , I S I S . ■■ I b a P m I ( M i l l ! •I S s a l a i i . P l t t i l i a , u n t a r I b t A a i M i l l t r t a a t i l l r l k A. l i l t . _ " a~orr.ANir t~ a n is M lla r *■ f t OiiniH,* OKA A ~ H——t «Th< m iiih iu i m a im id w(•t * #»n * / • u i l r . a , ra rA a a l I h t n h a . - r a a lt iO n iia p u t a a llr a u a l In * I ha s u ra w a a a l i r a i . i lu a t a , i l l ha a h a a t a t l * r #• ‘r r ia u lf r a . M i i i a t N i r a f t a . i« * » - it» » k a l l a a i M f M r la i r .'i> ip r H » » a a a a a ia t la a s In t V a i l . , t k l r a a a , O a la a ll. i . a la r n a t a t. l.at,W . Tba Hamit U 4 n ru k a t at Iba Aaam Inlan Piaaa tyklrlt I t if U lla i tarlual>rlr th lha uaa H r raaabilamilan ul all lha laral aaaaa aria Iat la lMn nanaanpar, at Wall aa til AP iirn i illaaarahaa. r HtIr»A v,' sRFfTTC i u i T Ti d M V " i tiin i.K " vrrhk Youth* rhooiu their mate* with ■innll rcpnril to Ih d r rh a rirtar erul liilt IIl|;< nt■ <*. If inuttt turn out t» l,u wl*r» mul prudent the* Lord dmervan the crprllt. A pri'ilrnf wife ia from lha Lord.—P io r. 19:4. Wr uuderslntid a "Smilurd Eisen­ hower (nr Pm iilerrl Club" it won to br uigim rrd hair. Wr Irave every reiion lo believe lli.it lire lioipital rafenndum will be pm oh dir ballot in ipil* of rontidrrtblr prm ure lu keep it n il. Governor Srevemou (t y i, " I am t lit I la tiled of having f t tell people I am a i i hiKieil man". C a m ? i wile didn't have lo tell |H-ople ihe w ti an limirit woman. Wr with Trygve Lie would rlinuy- In* name or the UN would g<t i.iioiliei secretary general. Every lima wr le a |m name in headlines wr ilunL the [ii.litu ijiu are having anolbei aigumenl Arndhei itiaw that shows which way the wind i> blowing w ai the de­ feat <d Mariiuer E cclri, big New D rain a n j loimer member ol the rrd n a l Reserve Board, lot the Reiublican irnatoriil nomination in .hah. I - — •——»#>■--- Delendmg Genual Eisenhower • gainit the cliaige that "He it anvlliei Sheimau muching through Georgia", John Temple G riv e i tayt hr it more than that. AH Sharman did wai to bum Atlanta, hut Ike i t l lira to Atlanta, Jackwnvilla, M i­ ami, Tampa and Diiiuingliarn. And Ihe grats iutdi o| the great prairieil Colleges And Amateurs An amAteur. by ntrlct definition of the word, la one who does something for the love of It rather than for pro­ fessional reasons. In athletics amateur has come to mean a participant who does not receive money for his perform­ ances. On occasions athletes have been barred from certain events, and even stripped of medals they had already won, liecause they accepted payment for their services. In Florida recently the University of Florida threaten­ ed to break off football relations with Miami Univornilv •Jfn.'.-ns the latter «chool changes some of Its practices, The Gainesville officials maintain that Miami la paying football players $26 a month, $10 more than Is allowed in the confer­ ence of which the University of Florida Is a member. They also state that Miami Is using a transfer student from an­ other college, u jiructico frowned on In the conference. Just why nrt athlete should receive any cash Is not itxplolned, Scholarships for boys with athletic nbillty are un­ derstandable. Allowing young men who can meet thu aca­ demic rwjulrementH to attend colleges on scholarships en­ sures u pool of physical education teachers who can servu a real need. Often college players do not receive pay directly for their participation In sports. Sometimes the money is paid for jobs the players do on cnhipus. Those jobs may or may not be legitimate. Subsidising athletics of course, is a gen­ eral practice and is not confined to any region. The college basketball scandals, the reports of whole­ sale bribing of young men to, attend a particular school, are symptoms of something very: wrong with the athletics pro­ grams at too muny schools. Unless the schools do some­ thing about It themselves all that is good In college sports may lie lost. Ml. _____ II.. «LI_L - i SUNDAY And MONDAY SAUCY U M P I l K Ml TECH N ICO LO R Sortie Into The South The maneuver General Elsenhower has executed In the last two days was a reconnaissance in force. It not only gathered information in “enemy territory” hut inflicted damage. The reception accorded the general reflected more than the warmth of southern hospitality. It expressed also a real enthusiasm for "Ike” and a deep repugnance for the evils he was attacking. It was enough to encourage Republican strategists to make more effort "below the line,” and to alert Democratic managers to the danger of taking the South for granted. The planning of this sortie showed Imagination and a realization that the South is today muth more than the "land of cotton." New developments In agriculture anil the wartime Industrialization of many sections have brought fresh winds of political and social opinion to the region. It has become possibly both the most world-minded part of tin* country and the section most critical of the New Dual. General Eisenhower, making the first trip of a Repub­ lican presidential cundldate to tne deep South, appealed to both reelings. Rut the main strength of his attack was on corruption. Here he struck out with vigor—both of biting phrase and persuasive statistics. Here Is an Issue an which the Democrats are decidedly vulnerable. Choosing it for major emphasis on his mirth) into the ancient stronghold of Democracy, the Republican candidate struck a shrewd blow, There are other Issues on which he can also appeal to the South—notably states' rights—but Dixie Democrats have long been outraged by the blg-clty machines’' capture of their party. And the best In the South has been slowly awakening to the fact that the elements that dominate the party machinery havo cor­ rupted government In more than one way. Thu Rupuhllcnus have their own weak spots, hut no such pattern of boss rule. If General Elsenhower cnn keep hitting at this Issue with the same effectiveness ho will make u sharp Impres­ sion not only on the South but on the whole country. Gover­ nor Stevenson, sincere as he Is about cleaning up, could not speak with the same vigor and specific documentation. And as he Is handicapped In speaking on corruption, woidd he Christian Science Monitor. Christian Science. lu a poll recently conducted by (be Publidiari1 Auxiliaiy, national newspaper publication, among 8.570 weekly newipapert and 1,406 inmll (Lilies all over the United Staler, 65 percent thought their conimuuitirr (avoird Genual Lirenliowei lor president, about 24 petcent tavoird .Stevenson. O l (he rdiNAMED MANAGING EDITOR LAKELAND (JV-CItru* reporter ttu» thrHiselve* 6B percent lavored Ed Hoag Thuriday waa named Eirenlinwer, 24 percent Stavenion. eating managing editor of the T lie talkathon which Brailey Od­ ium made himoiit id Florida ruffried a blowout in Wleconiia where Srnator McCarthy whipped live other candidatri at utit lime with hit nearest opiHinenl, Len Sc limit I, using the talkullicm, galling Iasi than hull at many vote* as Mc­ Carthy. The talkathon i l l political device which showed enormous poi•ibllilies as n novelty, but whose iiselulnesi it apt lofibear o il with w e a r . __________ WHATEVER IT IS, IT BETTER BE GOOD . « in a Miami - Richaw Haydn •Thomas Comm PARAMOUNT NBWH AMIKII — CARTOON — “BKKP HKKP" liy JAMKH MARLOW WASHINGTON WP-Jemei Thur her once siiggealud in a atory that If Gen. Grunt had been plaatered li Inning. If lain? one for Irutanee, triad a story, called "If Adam Had Ig­ nored Kve Altogether," the reiulla would hardly have been worth writing at>oui. Rid when Die lilatory of our day la completed there will have bean plenty of wondering oil what might have happened If Secretary of State Ac lie ion had been more aggressive McCarthy amt other Hcpiihilcan* but. rum pure tl with Ihe ggnr ef the attack*, the answer! have been mild, Indeed. Kutmtllmc* It ha* teemed a* If Acliesun, who ha* maintained al­ most a marble alienee In Id* own personal detente, thought that If be paid no attention McCarthy amt the nthrri might tin away Indeed of diminishing, the ul lack* on the Stale Department, nu Achesun’s foreign policy ami on Acheton ......................... A-1----- hi nisei. 'll have Increased until now they are one of the main lame* In the campaign. When Gen. Dwight D. Elienhnw*r teed off oa that foreign policy a week ago, Achaaon told a newa ioofaranee. In amwer lo o quesIon, that he might consider makng ■ reply In a speecn lo he given thla week. That tam e day one of hi* a* *l*tant* explained the secretary wanted to tie very careful not to get Involved Iri politic*. Hut Uie fact I*, Ihe Komibllcan* have been Involving him In politic* (or year* with their attack*. ALWAYS H R S I i Lakeland Ledger, to a i m unlit Sam J. Womack returni from mil­ itary aarvtce. Hoag replaraa Wil­ liam E. Barr, acting managing editor since 1851, who resigned. ESCAPE HATCH FALLS TAHPA iSv—The 40-pound navigator'* e*cape hatch of a B-4T (tratojet bomber plunged 13.000 feet and fall on heavily travailed Caaa St. h e n today, but no one waa Injured and th an waa no dam­ age. The plane made a normal landing at MacDtii Air Bate. .. W 5> i l l urban, would do a lot to help push Florida to Ihe Iruut. There I* at learl one poll w| liav« sesn which (evure Governor Stevenson. It was conducted gmons •he ntwiratn accompanying General Eitenlmwff on hit swing around the rodnlry, the ones who write the news slorics you read about whet he« has lo say and how he is rtived In Ilia varioua towns aim lea visited Wall, lhay Voted 24 te a favor of Governor Stevenson es Hr choke for pr«ld«Bb .$o ty n think die newtpeners ere 1950 Bulck Super Sedan Fully equipped, looks new 1947 Chevrolet 2 Door , comfort Sedan PROGRESS. . . A N D YOUR BA N K |hal the men wh* wrote the e ere for him. tho federal Bovarngsenl obWto carry wtl its treaty oUite* in dealing with a foreign heand with an individual state, tap lie word? Governor Teh 1 Fenwne rkrihefan SUp-Ona are not ordinary leee* hae ifcaee. They're carefully built over apeolaJ leaf* The progress of thla community U In no email wsy dependent Upon the bents services of thle organisation. The uomaroua busi­ ness and Industries, and the matfv individuals of thla earnmerdty whom we have served with sound advice and financial akd, have all contributed to Ul progress and growth. May wo in patterned wool§lt a *u . ' L'i ** e , FLORIDA STATE I QUALITY! �T' , W **7« B K - v..,V m i v •W ’" SI ■ • ^ — ' Social A nd Personal Activities PHONE 148 •_ / / » 1Miss Howell Honors l_ ~ - ~ jiOCIfl/ \ ~QlCnGQT Marijane Eubanks /"* 6 r s o n a Is - —■ %ge ^. s M O N D A Y -~ Mis* Marijane S t - .:i!:s, brideMi».« Dial Hoyle has Ictt t»« ic The Womin'n Missionary l nlon eleet of Tom Wise, was honored hl.r atuslifa at Duke I'nl of the First Ilaptist Church will Wednesday evening with a lilt-j vvri>i,y i„ Durham. N C. meet a t 2:00 p. m. nt the church "n w ’ it io show er given by .Miss Peggv | ____ _ for a program on state in!*»ion*. llowell at her home In Lake Mary Minn |)i»nuH plain t«» l*nv»* The Women of the Presbytcinn Ihe gifts were plureil on tils- din Oil Sulnlnv ful Witt** TalUhMU'i' It* *»M Churrh will hold an inspirational mg table which .vas overlaid with tii Klnrliln S tair lfimrt«ftty meeting at 3:00 u. ni. to t>r |»rt* a white lain cloth nnd centered i t d t d with tho Prayer llanil ut with on a t i alignment of multi Allan Itu’iiii tin* !•*ft f«»r Cl«*n» V :3 0 o'clock. The iirogism will tie r-oluied sununei flowers. -•oi. A C. to viit**i lit* fr«’*hmNM based on the life »f T,,y,,l,ik,,! l a t e r in the evening tefiesh vein at Clcnison i *»»ll»'gr. Kagawa. a Japanese who has uu-iils consisting of sninll »m-dbeen trained for missionary work wiehis. rookiis and Coca Colas, John Kile expect* to leave tmiiiii The tlamma Lambda Chapter, weie - e n e l by tin- hosti-ss. 1 iow for Davidson College m Data Sigma I‘hi, will meet at Ihose enjoying the evening will. , savi.lm.ts. N C. M' « Kill•llllk" w riyfi* Mil. H ll.t 9:00 p.m. with Mrs. Wight Km l.ul'Hhks, Mi*. K• tin* lIt IlIrkMtri. i fib-nil McCall left is-centlv t-ley, 2402 Myrtle Avenue. M f ICichuiil K«ugb. Mr*. I .1 j •vsiitne his studies at ifie I'm TUKSIIA*. ’fui. .Mi*, .lullvi Kc« ling. sett It\ of Florida In tininess illsSanford Ixxlge No. (12, K on<l T**ni.jM ■Mi It I Host. 11 hiu I M r*. It. 1 .. i AM Will confer the Fellowship De­ i »’ii j i . Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hofmann gree a t 8:00 u. in. at the Ma'oidr till* Mlsrf.4 VVtMlfll* Mini have left for Atlanta. t!a. wlu-re Jisll. • *Hi** lifiif Kuhimk*. Luirtir Mr. Hofiouuii will be associated ™ The Woman's Missionary Union Kr mnKIiri. Ann Whitnkvi. Mnr^lc of the F irst ilaptist Church will llnilgi**, Mimi (Keen, Ihluii llrikc a. with the ItCA Company. meet a t 2:00 p. m. ut the church Dlnnr IIit*k'Min nfitl Craig kn-ifii Miss Mai enrol .Malloy lias left | Mihi.i, l| \\t*ll. for a program on stale missions Floiidti State University IP The Unity "T ruth" Uln«s will 1 Tollahtixsee when she will ■iiU' i meet nt the Valdes Hotel ut 7• t . I lo-i freslimaii vein p.m. "The Sermon on thr Mount" bv Emmett Fojr will In* MmiIi Hr REVI-IRI.Y fJRAY Miss June Davis nnd Miss ton snd the public is Invited to oi Adnnis, accompanied bv Mis. li tend. S II S hns u better Triple II Davis, i-spvet to leave on Soli WEDNESDAY The Woman's Missionary Union, trio till* year than w«- have bad duv for Floriilu Sint* Uulveieiiy ^ • f i t t e d by the Royal Ambas-u - fui a long, long time. The uim- in Tullnhuiisfi. “ or*, girl's auxiliary, und hrotlu-i Ifirls who made up the T rio snug '•*-', r ' Mumlllni. Hi-.... hood will present a niugtnni on II. I Impel I liui *d«v morning and state missions at the F u n Ilaptist uiprl-.-d many people, especially' "" l danghlei llcl-e llisbe. will .-litre they have just began worktOm.illow- ^ foi falloh.ls-n Church. mg together* The Trio consists " • ‘•''V v:- " TIIUR.-MKAY 111 * idvei-llv. Seminole Chapter No. 2. t) K >-f. First sopranos, Joan Wright, ^ S. will meet at the Masonic Hall dm v Ann Wilke, Ann Rnlairn, Mi>. Flank I.an,suit plans to Fceon-I r-piutios, Mirtio Urissiv, at 8:00 p.m. KUd.se Fn>d,-i, S y lv ia H a y e s; „ | . leave on Sunday fur Ccdai Rapid*, amt t--s II i, bin n R ig g s, Sandra burn to visit her si.lei Mr and Mrs Dunn, Joyce Jun es. U o n g iu ls t,< brother-in law, Chniles '/aleak y She will be you liud for doing u p c ife c lly w ith n o r m : owned later hy her lltiahand. i -up- 1 1. job* Keep it up! P Souping ■round Sanfont for tin Tin '• Shipw reck I la to e " -pun Mr ami Mis K . It Stow , and articles you need lint only saves - o ir.l l.* li.. K e y U lilb is being M l. and M is t 'l ia i lis V'o,lo|dch you time and money hut Inlp- held lot-igl t nt the C e le ry C la te and two s o if have returned flu id your local merchants as well. -o don't f,.' get to drop in a' H ighland- and other points in At PEN N EY ’8 ..........tin t day I S- ihi .>',I,.el. Rem em lo-i, Sn ,-*-nt.* N orth C a ro lin a . The Stowe spent taw some good looking ciirdmny slag ding* Spot ial a t t rin lio i, a month in N in th C ato llnn nnd fhlrta for boys, between the ugc. for tin- dalai- is the floor aliow were jo llied for the last two weeks of two and eighteen. Iliight ted-, llie K« y Club Inis planned! Don't !•> the Yodnpiehes and tln-ir d ill green, blurs and maroons that will miss ib is ! Ja n ice Reel, \u u Un­ d leii. he warm und comfortable during born and b a n W rig h t have that the coming months, nnd made of gossip ditty parked fu ll of In ­ Mr isgi-l M is II . C. Ili- tie l. Miss n washable material that will be teresting items ' ! ! Itememliei Jo yce I l i t z*-t and A lan lle t t e l ^ a v y to take rare of, soiling for tin- "S b ip w ici-k D ance" is T tl- have ri-tinueti fio m H igh lan d-, ^ 2 .9 8 . This shirt would also lie N K i l l T ! A ll of you gal- come in N C M i. and M is llo ty e l liave idea worn as a Jacket by the S H O R T S ' spent 11 m oiitli in llig tilm id s am small fry girls. S II. S enjoyed bnvlng tinjoined lo r the last week of They were lust unpacking :i Rev. tile n Sm ith on the t liapel tti«,|i- s lu y by On-ir son mid shipment of young girls Jerkin Ii r o g r u in T h u isd tiy m orning. , lau gh ter. A lan has been w orking i s t s a t Penney's wlilrli were nice. Here s hoping he w ill v isit ua f for ths.- sum m er w ith the I I . » Ths new fall colors were henuti- agiiiti soun. j F o re stry S ervice in Concrete. ful, and slurs Inrlutlrd 7 thru 14. (■ Ossip n nd ( lu l l! ; \V uah. Tha skirts were made with elas­ We heur that a r e lla ln Senior tic In the back to make them fit whose in itia ls a ie l.. t i. Inis been better nnd (Lay In place nil day, having si-ion ila s s e s a d a y Dententinn H ull hegan! even with rough and tumble wear. since M o complete the outfit n pretty VVliat uluiiim ia Is it llia l seems ^finghanid'louse, with prices starv­ ta be In taiestvd In Ju d y Irw in . Th*- re g u lar tmalnesa und pro ing at 9T.6II. Sco them tomorrow The re '* u re al tu to brunette at Penney's on east First Street. Junio r gut t lia t ’s bail her plume r u m meeting nf tlu- Women's Paradise Kittens will he your rin g in g recen tly because nt u Soetelv o f C h iisD a n S ervices *vu le ee titlv lit .'l:UII p .lll. lit Mword for shoes after you see them re a lly cute blonde hoy! H in ts to Ill-Id T h e It C It. boy K in le v H a ll lire rd f-l w ill, a boar -1 at IVEY'8 on First Street. One t lis wise ui- etin v at 2 .'lit n in M rs .1 i.' in particular is red rnlf trimmed doesn't go to S. If 8 mid th i­ D avis in , si led »o,l lb- I i-stgoati--n ls a le J . 8 with black calf, using the midway ll C II gal's in itia if M l- .1 W. lann t as sserie c ,- itaill* , . . , , of \y . rPia i, He there w ill bo l-.a-l- » f d ales |f |h „ f WllM(„ , heel, and a small tie on the at lb . -lance t-id g h t! So w atch toe, for 812.05. t f u| | v „ r ,e |.t e .|. M rs. It VV Mr. Ivey described them as the Molldlfy evening for ( Duplex at ||,.|ioli was appoint*-.I to lint! |n> lightest shoo you hsvc ever walked the Crate. sition. Thnt’s all foi now. He se e n ' , because of the soft kitten inAirs. Davis ulinnunred II,at a rsola, and tho powder puff toe ya th e n ! • emlnm woul-l In- liv-l-l in Dav'-m* Besldaa ths red und black it Flench fr-un 10:00 a in t<» 2-tat n m ran be seen In black suede ami tan oil 8,-ld IH und urged nn-nite-rs ralf trim which Is equally uttno­ to ntlfiid, partlmlnrlv the aludy Hy > VUIE SODKRIII.O.M tice. They will Ire Bind to show leader*. ( ircle No. 0 was in i-linrg-' -’I th*m to ro u and tell you nbuot The Wonian's V li -sioiiury" S o 1 them at Irajr*.. I tin- nrournin which followed IIn* -let) of tin- Lake Moatoe Ilaptist llllliness meeting The suliiert nf < you looking for Ciliirell imd theii monthly m eet­ the in ••gram was "Proclaim the ■ual to give foi ing this week. (Jnod News" with Mr*. M. VV- Cb * >ER'H leceiverl Circle No I met at the linimi tie giving the devotional. Otheis ■las* e o n d l m M t ^ s ^ o n ' w r o ^ of Mrs. Ki -siiJ. I- ntmcr Monday nt taking part In the pmgiuin were .'!:IK( p.lll. Circle No 2 met nt tile Mrs. Maivin llval. Mrs. R. VV. •-hut *It with Mi- Ed Oglesby nt • I m m l d w l t h ^ k « u honmt h , ' ,i,id!i» 7:1ft p.m. The -object of their Thrailkili ami .Air- Eugene Will­ to hold tooth picks of Inillviitniil program was "My Tithe* nnd iams. Keynoting 'In- progiam was the impressive worship scene nr ahrirap spears. Offerings " rnngcd in the center of the speak­ Atlractlvs too la a new "Chy- MyMr. and Mrs. John Steversnn atal Daily a t Kadsig on Park were m an led in tieorgin S atur­ er's table which included an oper. Iliblde, u tall white taper and a Avenus. I t I. uaa4 In one plere hvdinngi-n and greenery for a variety of drteslngs. olives day. Mrs. Stever-„i, is tho former blue placed on crushed velh-w satin. Miss Maxine Rnlmri, daughter of and cracksra for a buffst lunrh. •Mr. mid Mrs C P. Ilaliun nf or, ff nJ . ^ Ul^ • '* Individual l.ake Monroe Corm-r. Mr*. Ste- bemuse of Illn e ss in the fain ly Mlad dlskea. Tim salad dishes are verson employed by the City u f M r. and M rs. W ylo y ('la r k firmly planted In tha cryaUI bus,- Ire nnd i«Fuel M r*. Motley N ettles is v isitin g Company. by sliding each ona under tha tieCpi a n d ’.Mrs. Ituymond l.ntliam tier daughter, Mrs. Austin (JgU«f a r a t i y a braaa r o s s tu , to from hy, at Flagler Reach. single piece. To aarva hot have returned from Vfineral Wells, Texas, where they vistsal Cpi, corn, potato chips, driacrt or Ice • m m tha inditrldaal dlahaa make Latham's mat her who wa* very III. Mias Mary Han-lle from Penn, RttMMt T urkey $ 1.25 lias pome t<> •!•• it.' *to- winter r ilU U U .it wants you Ml know month* with her sister, Mr*. 20k North I'ark Av*oux Frank Farmer. HTK1.I.A — New Mgr. Mr. ami Mr*. K-l ngleaby, Jr. TW, m „ n , , « . . , ! * J r . have b**>n tailed to lo-eaburg nu<* that* .la ahmlutg- L TH E AVNFtrRD HER VI D Leonard - Byrd Ritep Occur In Virginia SEMINOLE HI Shopping Around YVSCS Holds Monthly I’ro^nim Meeting C Luke Monroe Friday. Sept. 12. I9.V2 Pa«r b NOW OPEN Mr. and Mrs. J. M. I.eonard m non need today the marriage of their •laughter I.imln Jane te lia r iy James Uyrd Jr. The cere munv was performed on Sept.' !' at the Methodi't Church In Mar tinavllle, Va. Mr and Mrs. Ityr t plan to make theii homo In Mm I ir.s\ Ills- - • -« * s' DUXBURY SCHOOL OF DANCING Oak Si ( ominerclsl Aye. Phone 3 1 2 -J SEPTEMBER SUPER SPECIAL >i;CALIa()N BORDENS ICECREAM | GENEVA NEWS") W ID E S K I F i'T IO N Hy MISS ADDIF. PRRVATT O F FLA V O RS 89c 89c ro.M tntitovvs M-:i.Kt"noN o f p i k s PINEAI'PI.K C I I F K S F I ' l E VPIM K mol PEACH Mi and M rs H enry Stmpsni h id a* Ih elr guests Inst week Senator S im Ha'io-r, Thom as F K . » -iis. end So'nev Itle rk e r, at' R o u m i l l a t & /in d p r v e n / New Volk CityMi - P e a 'I I'e ie rs left Monday for U lan where -he w ill v is it he' .o n .,,' law an t dau gh ter, M a|ni W \M .H P E N AGENCY "III* Th# ( o im r Hi 1 hr f lutA' •I’ ll Mis. Flunk Wilkinson Vli nod M rs. Claude Hakes '•*> us their g in « l. k n o t Rob -atm. Vli unit Mr* H a rrv (ila g e r hail ns th eir gue-ts Sunday- th e ir ton end slaughter In -law , Mr. and M i- W illi-m i ( ili u fi and soli •Imintv of Oi Inndo I ivy and M is, l.eu Harries ef L h iiii T u r n r r niitl Fi*nuli«lu l.t*ina« <l:inr«* tin* fanUMiA M n r y ' Haw thorne spent llie week-end NVm|.»\v W . i P a In oiii* of ’ h« o|*uh t i ai pih .4 of ''Tlu* M t iiy 1 w ith M is . Uni ties' M othi-i, M r* M (I M'i I a v l *•11 T rrh iiii(» lo i U lm ljn i "* i *»f E n in s ^ fmm*u .4 u | m*i I am a l-iine • :tn 1 11** it * ?In4 r t H ii n lH U i S i ’ iitlii* .it t !»•• R i f t 1‘ lu‘a t t " Mr and M rs. I! II C.rant had .is Ih e lr g ill si Vto-dav M il • •runt's dm igbti r. M is T h e lin * llm -tn lo i, of Winls-i P a rk . Vli. and M i-. T . VV P ie v a t l and • on ( a ilt n ii culled on M* and Vli Nolen F o ie and fa m ily If) lic u rile A iiitriw Speer enM -s D K Mi Nat >a 1 i ’hohn.1 * Mi-u-l-iv evening te itn im tl i»i»,m l,«*»• •*! her Lrn lire t . . . g h t l t , Alls* H i - 1,hi 1 Vi. M i .i , Joe V elnleniei mi l child • I'll .*11 T h i'm U ) • \* 11 i I •»: lit 8 Op n i l of W ashington and M i. and t.*l t|»il'»' ♦ «lf. Tit* MlttV fVtll'MU it 'loi-lv nt tiei harin' nt 111 l.ti* l M iFre d tln llm d of M aitland I »iftilli Sti%*t- l i e tov'iiiv vm ie • It 81 U r;* l'i e l L fn r u u > «t-*l%Vl*r •siii- iceent guests of M i. and n il in - liv e ly ile tu v iilttl n ifh «uii» i it* \lu* .IviAnr* StLiUili'p wt • v |is I’ iu b in Haui-i t a 'Ml I h u n i L»lll*|, til* a*vv*|| Vvlll til* «s0 a .in i if l|i,4 niel Vli and M rs. VV I. Hstg had as iiik- •• % •*! f*roiM**N%i..»t4 ««| liti.tu** l i . i li i re -lit guest M i* ia n l* ••*.'1111 t U<* |M lt V n la«*H r»t Am c it i*'\ t •( n i l i i | aa 1 1«» g i ' i i u : I igi-on id yii cn c o -. tia . U Nt»l tn-iiie a* tit'* I **n In Yl l*« I *1 1«•ri | l , i t -uni Mi* I l*e t irin-y ,i I t -no- llein u n atraYliiiiittii I Iliiiafi'l'h'i \ v,*» e** t i.Ill tisrlsi its H ireling or the Cam\ f llu* « Mill'Ll tit'll «»| •La* ifnin* It* »*-•• tnrtSt *d Mio .il*' H all J iiestlnv a fte rn inn. it • »it | * -*.• tluiw t i \%n i i\**»» f«*i • • %vttl* /-|.*i » I lio*e etc. led i*s o ffice rs W ire Y|i* n imr* !*f«i. mi * ,iVe» • n nlit I I M i- V J Lo g an , p ie sld -n t. M i*. . f *vi *1 • f t h ' in* f«*i | ilnr*. t I• a %« I a t | V III . in t h e i a*f• • ,is * I!,I k o lfo id , sey-telaiy and tre **\ i u i r' mo. vt ltd Wall* f i l l hi nt> I hy \l I . . r i i I ’la lis (oi tb* • inning v e *r Th . . i»*. e \« iiin ii f ' t |«* I t i c l i l i l l i t f i f | | t a|* •V • « | u rn - lllllde ki »* Yl \| I*. | i ivr*«*t n l» M i «« 1 by I' r..V lielil a culled ii'cet t | .* * « * l * t ' l l .»ik, ' '»•* I \ A" * • ll -' M i. r i d nl I 1*11*8 • v*« I • • »t|t'\» sl, I I?*'-* V%. | • I I . ti* \Y in L h c t h mg nt i't- holm of V li- l.u w lle I • • 'ik Y f i - . \ ’,t|i» Y\ — tin-. Ylitss •. »•. \ | i > « »i• L* S u n k !. >»4 N o ito ii Monday n-glit AMERICA’S SCHOOL FAVORITE NATCH i»yPuritan Mt'Nabs Entortiiin Spcor Home Seem* For Miss Strawder Of Rridire Club Meet , I till-* i V|i-*s I hii|*|t III* i \ \il« •• ,tp-l *i »s l- >iu S' i , ’u) • • .tin) ( h e h***t* ' th I li*"*e »tiiiMPv' I • \ *fiii.k* ' '*• '• - S t • -IW la•I u • t •' AI I t•r itiMtlci, Mr* S • ««* ihrivii M s Ami.» *»• Yt»- .1 I* II te Mi> II M |Vnr. Yli i! le ap Tourist Club Will Hold Supper Tuesday [ H i n t s t o II o il s o w i v e s ] It) 'li.* ALICE I.. ( ROM VllTIK *. I «hmI <». uni i . .\|i« S u n t t», \| * Y i s11 sit •**ti i*• i u ill li f I m i^ tr*titinn >|M*ciilUl i* Si i .ivy•!• i h >1»• Mien •• • in lil L y Mu * I d i n n f mii | S L u f f l * * I lu / rit I 't ii« • * i !| f •I ) I • 11• d|| In* *I* y,« v**f||ll|r nt • In* 1 **• | ( h h i|irii|, « H ilt t*» nil k'Xit'llenl w ay to im*1 l t i n ! l i i t , .l« «»i Y kdlliK, • ' Oil «• - Ill* k ill \ 11s la w • lull It l • i:i uvii l'n*«n through a •' n« •»»L. • at* i in St *'-l - l A I . l"lll*f Ml III - 14*1 t'l r t lu in g f i oi film! m ill to remove I i mu * i Immi o w n lj|Ll, \\tn»- mill a ■ ’it* ami I nuin Ynn Amlei>" nett!/*. Sweeten to lu tte , oyuuUy • |Ma)| tl* It nips pulp to I of sugar, util*** S ix iM Vf iii**itil*«*i <• (8 1 i «• i8*I*l« .1 to you are il-llig n r ) awee I guuvn*. (♦it* * L iL illirn iK I h r |»n<» w pi A nri*I SHAKER L rolf lion Ki roll linf f llonorod YVitli Parly then reduce sugar to 2 J rup tu it llllllt V n i t ill' o lil 111•' vti I •••I mu lt u cups pulp. I.llltc juice udtled iiutkus L|»v« a|#l'||( tin* • •I III lli a I lllll lll 111 ait inli-icitlng flavor. Park III *ii t L f \«o il», tup r r lm iiin ir. Er< nir-tigtit cuntuiner* leuving Vi • i n y m i l l M o r n i n g h i p *L*i*i$fi it I «••! h « inch head spnev, lalu-l und frees* M u r !•♦ r t f l i i ' i i K » i I ' l i l i n f f * «» " l i m i i r N H r lit *#'1 m*»• I nt till* l l u i r ut vero Fabrennult. Tliix t io n " ,’ Iiiificrt'il %• 4V• i .)nv i v ll lt n ( n U s lu ifII i 'I mihmI, m ill I'tiiio * t 'l ii" i pure*- call do anything and g • k» /oh t.\ Y|t*a 1 .In I * »fi«M. '! • •I « 1898*1 sisMillltssc. IIIMV • ••' *11 anywhere the canned puice d--> • K t r M l o f f Villi It JIM* MV'l tils 1*8 s**| l K 'lit « |t»f* IlMIIMl —and you'll enjoy it, too. w • • k* vii| f'»r S 11111iir» III III (iu n rn Juice Y’ou'll s tu d y want to put sum. luicc up flout lids season's clop It'a gland in puurhes und it d-» ■ well in Yelta Fruit, tun. VV«-' nnd slice alH-ul i doten guaviinto a bug* coiituiner Add 2 l. ■1 cups of watci and IhiiI 2U mil. tiles, ytm in tbroogb a Jelly !•.-. or flnnuel. To can. reheat In Im-iI mg and pnui at nnre into st.-rdjars. Seal nnd priHi-si, In a -inmering water bath for ft minute* The addition nf sngni lu-fnre ,-ni l.ilig is not ruconiliieiid-'-i -I jini* to l-o used for Jelly making. Ijuice is to l-<- Used III lo-veingor desserts the addition of i ,| of sugar to 4 cup* Ilf Juice i- •• rommended. (iuura Velva Ingredients: ,'l cups giiiivn Jnaor purer, 1 cup sugar, 1 tahh spoon lemon Juice, and I tul-lspiMin plain gelniin Hoftvri golaliil in Muull anpiui-' u iim: - an11ji KNIT SYVEATERS t oi.tms $ 10 .0 0 Itt-rt-vt-r lun tiii-s-f- g irl y o u ’ll am1 tlis-m Au-nritig N ' V T t II nil a in fill aa'imiI sAvi-nls-fa il,i//.ling sflitud I'liln i- iii t lirs-s- .styles. W \ II I If • II*IM' l'MHI|i Ills ' |il fill- I l 1ft* I liniiii »m IC••-•• F' hH i *»«I ll*fl f *| \*»\ Milk M»*»| |t Cits ||lv\ •uli • It ' • \ • *1 *111111' kit ti i M• M il n 3 2 cd h i> crn .Mill II • >1) \||*« | t l f i n * . i *•» » tin.milk* |i% its i *k Y\ ti t,mm l(i<*l «*iii( .. MENS hn Tl.t),- (rv.tssl | s* It* vt -lli \ Ij•* Kit *lil • ' ' » Mir Mi • \ '• AllilXl . Yjil.|l*t| \|ll|»T N s*• *«••.! Kn\ Him *\ \ «*•* YYItilrlii. 11*••$ fin YV M i'll* n I»i ti:iM • . II* Hif l't • Mi't \\ i Mil .lutt* I'.*.;* I f . , ! #•** • *. l i I ..»• an n k a si k ik si WEAR S VNI ( HU) IMIONK U22-J Al WIN IM UtaiM AH0 OtAMOU* In n -'ii .ip -- unit . l . i M--1I, Add n u ll--I g.-Intin oud - tii w ill I-in is I't.ill Into ice in - a lil f i'l'/ e l I'lin lu iiiii and pink fre e /* , w ill, ice and -n il. lJ u iin I ft to ’. ’tl min lltus Pack It ile su cd foi I hour nr serve im m ediately A't Ivn ntay lie p iu l.-d III ftee/i-f c a it" ii» and fto rc u at /e io F ith ie n l.e il fo r S -'V lI.ll n il,lllll- . T l'X t lllf W.ll llot nf water. I'lar*- over hu< w.ti a c l melt. Add sugar to juuo «t..i l-e ill KoOll l| H f I *'9I*I> • loll III *1 SUNDAY DINNER M ,,,,'d & r '.C a r g S '. oatlnv, and tmljr rrl»l- Ira baa •II porr«laln. F>oth fitand out to kfop It from __ waahart ora wathtra with all CHILDREN! llih. Inild* and out. Set tl *or . minute* and ymir rASCINATIN0 MNTASTIC .. will ba r*»dy to hanjr oui •ad because of th* up and dow: mutton of llv* waxar action thay will ba extra ctaan, than just a row m i n u t e s on th* line and thajr ^ • w n t and a»* th* ^nil porcelain a* advertised in MADEM­ OISELLE tha uxw ta d . belt«d Jacket. Uvbtg room, dining room or bad—" that ware *old at 812.98 •filing M38. Th.r* ig far MJ loft aand n d lf a’t many1 left If you want two, 0, iItt would ba I w Im to •r’» on^East Flrat alto bad* beginning at $49.1 never heard of • hW#-a-__ love aoat tl u , but Mr. An­ ar ihowed ma ona that would y ba tha anrwer ta ■ small >m, and atlll give an nuUnaa. Tha mattha aofa by d ' WTou tha hi I -*F • io*a PM **"* A V T R R Evary Saturday M u r u itig S i l S <■ Donuvon's exciting little topper ta maka • suit »,'icn added to a skirt, a cosU.mo when it top* a dtexs. The belt low acroaa th* ba*-k 1the big new*, tha ft out is Juit • • Interesting with thraa eham pocket*, uilured neckline, two bnttuni. In Dun Charm rayon and actta ta gabardine, winter white, mellow gold, rad blaie, navy. Bite* I to 18. . . .ou*l lit* luutl rumfuitrblcl See Ike smut sl)I«* hat* to*l*y . . • try them on just uuce sod you'll dacidc Ut liie iu cuddle soft Fsixdis* KltUllll Bind* bu«dv, Tan Calf Trim R*d Culf.-Ulack Calf Trim .T; Rugs To Match ."Jjfk'C IVEY'S nH t — �* Giants Are 2 'A Games Ahead Their 1951 Pennant Drive I Gator • Hurricane Alan Ameche And Jack Scarbath _ Contest Will Be i.,9,n Garcia's w ,pw l Pezold Roll* 225 To Fall “ O m m M S “ I' Played Nov. 22 ' v' ’ e' Two Short Of 1951 Bowling Mark Indians Cut Yanks’ i p*«e 5 Lead To Half Tilt Friday, Kept. 12. 111.12 THK HANFORD HERALD Woodruff Has B ig! In VCKC’s “Derby” ss r» v s Hy FULLERTON JR. Ry HUGH » By The Associated Pres* • (n / y riR K A y r nr NEW YOHK iJi—According ■g to th# Sports Roundup Two year* ago Bob Woodruff ,jg o the m in ts were ill gnnies men who knnw them best, Alan came to Florida a i football coach, Hy MURRAY ROSE ‘nek on th e morning of Sep Hy KKNT CHBTLVIN Ameche, line - crushing Wisconsin and the story quickly got aroumi leader In the City loop with a kmhrr.. 12 and right of Ihrm w rrr (For Gayle Talbot) Paid "Klngflsh" IVtpId. veter­ 170 avrrage, resulting from hi* Ashe And Miller To fullback, and Jack Scarbath, Mary among alumni that Woodruff was n th# Idling llilr n( Ihr ledger an Hanford howler for the pa*l clever T quarterback, are inch a wonder worker that tn two S t u d y Differences NEW YORK uR—If Rocky Mar land'* Chlcigo, liking two o( four from two decade*, is again denwnstral- 57* splurge that unseated Inst the most likely candidates to be­ seasons Florida would be some week'* leader Harold Appleby, Ifookly.i, piled up in early no itttr the old accolade, "age over lakes the heavyweight crown come the glamor boys of the IBM For Future Games claim thing terrific—* bowl learn no less. lad Ihp I wm more Ihm enriugh to youth." Pel old's ilrvnsllng ball Poet Office, Appleby, however, from Jersey Jim Walcott In Phils football season. remained In the top three drop­ For a time II looked like that •IttO hrdlii r : ‘i T kft.TTHM ? u delphia, Sept. 23, he will cant a *alurntcd the air -with pin* Only n shade behind them In the alumni chatter might be correct t#fiel a grind ilam homer by Andy Wednaeday night at Ihe Sanford ping from a 1*1 average to sec­ Unique position in boxing hlslnry. MIAMI 'A *—The universities of IJafko ind in eight Inning n lly . Bowling Alleys paring Stanley- ond plaee this week with a DtH Florid* and Miami will meet In No heavyweight king since Ihr pre-season ratings are Bobby Mar­ But now the situation looks dif­ Oner again II was n otorv nf In Roger* to n pair nf viclnrie* over count. Close behind Is "It"' Hhot" football at Gainesville on Nov. 22 day* uf Jottn L. Sullivan ever has low of Alabama, Hilly Vessels of ferent and If the Galor* lose some adequate pitching for the Dodgers the Are Clas* Company quintet Vnn Herhult* with a M i per- a* scheduled despite friction be­ ascended Ihe throne without a de Oklahoma. Paul Glel of Minnesota games this year they were tabbed Bobby Reynolds nf Nebraska. to win In Ihe winter book, don't wMh Billy lore* and Urn Wadr Ink In the three g»inc City llnwllng rentage. it or draw to mar his rrcord. nnd tween the school* which for a tftne These ratings are based on first­ blame Woodruff. Stanley--Roger* f2- l) Iflf their hympi In a iev rn ru n loop icrlc*. e 2* year-old Brockton, Moss., hand threatened to end the Mate’* rich­ knowledge, rather than hear­ The chubby, silent man has had Player* fourth Inning. 1 2 3 Total est gridiron rivalry. blaster not only has a spotless rec­ say. They were made by the aporta tough luck—so much of it that It wo* I’endd* 221 game In G. Pesnld error* w rrr committed In 147 I4H 13H 433 ord hut he never has been floored Dr. Bowman V. Ashe, UnRrarwriters and spnrUcasters who nave Florida's striking and defensive v game that saw 22 hits the aerond ronteat that spear*' Kreiser 134 t«0 165 4ID ally of Miami president, reviewed in his 42 pro bouts, teen Ihe boya In action and who power Is sure tn be lessened. headed hla tram lo the rrenlng'* Morris Hulk 8auor'» 37th homer, (24 13M 155 42H the differences f'snnlne Vingo came close to will cover the games they play the-ichools First, Quarterback llaywood Sul­ lley'a 'fifth and Partin'* high lilt of *23. Peloid roiled a H. Tamm 156 157 177 ROD in n 2,o«o wordbetween stati mrnt Thurs­ ipoillng everything for Rocky In a this fall lofty 17* total to raplure Ihe P. Peiold livan, a lop grade man, left Flor­ _ Dodger run* w rrr un 165 226 137 61H day nigh! and said lid preliminary scrap al Madison Infant araaon high for a three- Total fn The Assr.claled Press pre-sea­ ida ror a pro baseball Job. Then ♦irned. 725 H2K 773 2327 he played as plannedth * game will ptare Garden Dec. 30, HMD. Bui son football (mil, the writers and Bobby Flowers, another good man, ilAl Dark and Sal Yvara hit gnmr set. Hlanlry-Hogera rode At* Glass 1:i-3) lie said he would confer with Vltngo and Marciano were rated bmsdeasters were asked to pick went Into hasrhnll And during Ihe 1 2 3 Total bomeri for the Giant* and Bob In lop ten 01 lotal of 2327 plna Player* as outstanding punching prospects Ihe outstanding hark In their nwn spring nnd summer there were Knnner Elliott delivered two with a pinch on Prrold'* uprrr. 156 116 152 442 Dr .1. thill* Milter, University of *t the time. territory, rather than to try to other losses. tingle hilt Ihrv needed nn error by The 225 game gave Retold tho Cobh I4N 112 120 410 Florida president, "tn see what Bncky floored Vingo In Ihe first guess who would tie national stand­ To plug one of those holes Wood catcher .for (larnglnli to get the distinction of having the seamin'* Itlrh III 157 III •140 we ran do in Ihe future to equalise Winning run In tho seventh tiqi individual game and It fell Carroll 101 137 161 4311 the situation, hut we can't say at ind second rounds and had the outs. These five polled the largest ruff nail to take Rick Cnsares, a Hoyt Wilhelm turned In another only two pin* snort of last year's Cooke 114 DIP 150 403 exactly thl* moment Just whnt that ropes Another right staggered th*. totals, outdistancing all rivals In very good fullback nnd make a quarterback out of him. splendid relief job In hi* flZnd game Individual record figure of 227 Total 711) 7im 724 2143 will lie We have no fault lo find Brnnxlle bleeding from Ihr nose their areas. and an eye (til. With defeat facing with Florida." Since fall practice opened 11 to lave Sal Migllr'* lflth win lie •cored by Carl "Hot Shot" Von Hllne Machine (2-1) Kcarhnlh, named on 13 hallo!* "Iii (hr meantime," his state­ him. Vingo fought hark desperate frnm the mid-South area, and Mar- daya agn more had luck has hit 1101110(1 only one hit — n homer ItcrhiiHx. Players I 2 3 Total y Sonny Senerehla — In 2 3 3 InnINI) I7H 203 570 ment added, "President Miller and ly He landed a series of swinging tow. picked by 12 experts In ihe Florlda—posslhly more than any Pnvlc'* 634 high pin total led the Vun llrrhulu* that drove nocky tn the Roiilheast, were so far ahead that other Southeastern Conference to ll. Magtie wm nlrked for Ralph -loop leading Celery City Printing (I. Slim 13H 125 122 3H5 t have agreed that It la the best rlghls thing to do tn ptay the game thl* ropes, Another right staggered the there wasn’t any real competition school. Six men have Joined the K m er'i J4lh home run 126 125 125 376 team to a 2-1 triumph over the England clouter. He leaned In those sections. Ameche drew Injured list and several of them ' Roblnn Roberta of the Phlllle* Post Office Inst Wednesday even­ K. Klrchoff 165 175 115 440 year n* la and hope to have a New bark against Ihe ropes with his the voles of 13 Midwestern plrkers won't come off the list for weeks. wrinped up hli 21th. lopa In Ihe ing. It. flterlo wa* the loser* top O. Tnuchton .1*11 I3H 141 40h little time In work on It so that •yes glared Defensive End Owens Thomas majors, by heating Ihe SI. l/ml* and (Sell wa* named by It, tn the Total 707 741 700 2244 Ihe series ran tie continued next Then he showed the stuff chant Midlands, covering the Big Seven has a broken rnllarbnne. F.nds yrnr Cajrdi. 3 3 The win gave the Phils scorer with a 400 figure, Florida Power and l.lght (1-2) Carl Von llerhull*' biasing "President Miller and I are both plons are made nf. Refusing to go and Missouri Valley Conferencea, Charlie Manning and Alton Purcell two out of three over Ihe Cards Player* 1 2 3 Total convinced Hint the Flnrlda-Mlamt down, he went on to knock out the choice was Ihe speedy Vessels are nut with ihoulder ami knee who iwltch operation* tn Brooklyn bowling sphere HR ronalalantly Gray I6H 136 117 4IO Is n good thing. We hope vingo In the six round. The New by a 13-10 margin over Reynolds, Injurlea. Earl Jefferson, another tonight for the first nf ■ two game all night far a 170 total. In­ lints 142 ltd IHH 140 series Yorker was critically hurt In Ihr an All America choice as a soph­ end, has a broken Irg. Ray Brown, that It ran tic continued." l*riei. The Giant* play a day dott- cluding a 203 performance, tn ilubbaid 136 127 120 301 pave the wav for Hllne Ma­ Ur A*hr In his •Inlemenl said on I and, after a long siege In the omore Iwo years ago. alio an end, has nn Injured ahmilbltheader with Cincinnati 121) 105 133 l.awsnn 357 chine's I-t victory over Flor­ difficulties (nine about becauaa ospllal, retired from the game, The balloting In other sector* der amt Guard Lamar Ellis has I3H 155 177 Dtt Huida Power and bight. Rn**' Russell "lie hit me birder lhan I'd ever the two school* are nnl members aggravalrd a knee injury 570 534 7H5 200H nf ihe inmn conference and that been hit before nr alnco," said was lighter and, In most cases, IIP set figure wa* the beat In­ Till a | Top op rated Georgia T« Tech will hold lly JACK HAND closer Tho Hast’* No. I selection Celery City (2-1 ) dividual effort fnr Ihe vanthere nre three difference* which Rocky Ihe other day. "That In with eight voles wa* Harry Ag- another game Associated Prvaa Sport* Writer scrimmage __ vagi Sutur....... 2 | Players rnlgt qul*hed rlttb. eludes my flghls In the ring. In caused ihe friction . Cleveland'* pennant drive and ganls, Inc versatile Boston Univer­ day befnre speclatora and the movNegrnttn 147 137 175 45U lie named them as transfers, (raining, end In street tights ll\e Mike Garcia boom fnr most After two wi-i-h* of play the Kite-1 sity quarterbark. Don Heinrich of le camera. Bobby Dodd held hix I2U 155 157 III for certain promising valuable player are awlnglng along City llnwllng circuit began set­ J. Washington, like Reynolds a 1050 pUycrs to light work Thursday as DIH l i t 175 46N competition Devlin championship fight*, baseball's freshmen and Ihe nmnunl nf schol­ hand In hand. a follow up lo Wednesday's heavy tling down slightly with Celery Pever 1H7 1HH 160 534 arship help a srhool Is tn give a All Star game and World Series All American who suffered from scrimmagr. With "The Rear" hunting n (’lly forging Into the lead with Nrlmtteet Injuries last year, also drew eight 123 167 123 403 player. represent big business not only fnr Georgia practice* have turned airing nf M ronterullve acorele** 11 1-2 lernril. hut four other rltilis, Total votes to top the Pacific Coast list 72 t 7NI 701 e promoters and athletes but for Ho rdged out California's power­ up a fled of bill, thin, fail sec­ Discussing Ihe differences, Dr. Inning*, the onniahlng Indian* Ace (ilitRs, r . P. A I,., Hllne MnPost (Iff Ire (1-2) e rlllbs In which they are held "our scholarship la defThursday crept wllhln one half chine, mid Htaoluy-Rogcr* are all Pliiyrrs ful fullhark, Johnny Olstewiki, who ondary men. two of whom are | 2 3 Total Ashe salt) Hotels, restaurants, night clubs nndwas picked hy six Far Wo si selec­ trackmen II lu |5 a week or tZOO a ;km Conch Wally Bolts Is ame of ihe idle New York Yun- tied for second place with even ftlreln HH 15.1 170 too Inllrly hundreds nf other business enter­ year heller than Ihulri I SoutheastwellI jipleased with Ihe_ „mnlerlat ............hut rriunU of 1-3. The Pn»t Office Mercy bra. Ul 160 170 3H2 cm ('{inference). We discourage prises shire In a heavy flow of tors In Ihe SoilIhwest It waa (llh would like a lilt mure experience. Dawson, liohlnlng-fnat Junior halfCleveland’* eighth strslghl win, five Is now established in the cel- Harrisini 151 113 tao 31)3 part-time Jobs hut don't forbid gold hack from Texas, with seven point* Kermlt Perry and (Him Dodd, who longeat *treak lit Ihe year In the Inr having a 2-4 record. Hut-list 1Hit 132 150 IM7 llieni milslde the football season. As an example, tho pennant may he called on In play both Ameriran league, wa* a 1-0 jolt Hinging "klngflsh" I’etold now Apiilcbv 132 153 173 45H "There is no other difference races In bplh leagues are far from lo six for Bay McKown of Texas sldchacka, presently nre strong Christian and five for Lamar Me bv Oarrla who allowed only Iwo reign* a* the Individual howling Total 731 721 75H 2220 of any (unst-qiionce, but of course Settled filled yet. The Hplrl Edison n yel Han of Arkansas Wyoming’s H*r*,« rnmiMditnrs for Ihe Nn, tTeft side Philadelphia *lngle*-holh hy Ker­ at It already (Setdlen back Job. this I* very Important to them New York reports that drew five of the cig ri* Kaln. :Mkfd mxi his receir rd reservations for W in Tennessee hasn't pleased Bub and lo us. vote* cast from the Mount* . II waa (larrla'a seventh ahulmit. record of 74 nt>p('nrnru-€>a fnr the room* frortt fans throughout the Neyland thl* week and In an a t­ "To llu-m II seems to fjlye us States area Hobby Avila's fourth-inning homer Phil* In tll.Vl riation for the World Series. •i very great advantage us Others who attracted more than tempt In polish up generally the Waa 111 Mexican Mike needed Black show* 110 sign* of tiring it would he a most dlifi general sent hi* ttiuad ihrmigh all difficult thing passing attentlnn Included: Six week* ago Rnhby Shanlr of Tho other day ho r 11nisi to Mrnsscit tn change in Hiltl stream tho voluble maMn llnti, th the Phllntlolpliln A'a scorned scorned lu to Real — Charley Malny, Hnly phases nt foothall In bulb morning ......adolnlila A'a with thl* story: env eg-Heavyweight Champion and afterttnnn drill*. Ised some hoy a certain thing*. Wb NlVc a lock on the Amerlrnn Crnfi, Mi. (T u rin , I* (toartei, ... being ____ "llnn't hellrvo whnt you rend in have to kerp prom Ur* " h ss Rain amt rough freshmen made Midwest — John I.a1tner, Notre |Wh*t m tops itf s It sirjitige sirdjige Ik that fur the patter*. They say I’m llrcd, Miami Is a member of the South­ Dame, fl: Bill ta tn , llllnol*. 3; inlngs touah on Auburn varsitythe favorite hut Garcia I* lining up howl kaeiRk tn.hav# iompth|pg I’m not f want tn jillrh whrnrver men. The three best looking year ern intercollegiate Athletic Also g torchlight parade nf smipurlcr* fly JACK IIANI) Hilly Walls. Michigan Slate, 1 elation which has nn scholarship Midlands — Charlie Hoag, Kan< lings wrrh Bachs Ray Men erf RI1 While, llllle Hobby failed ftvn Ni:w YORK ne - Who win run ymt need me." nttlnt* Unit screams that charh Charles nrom ly Whitten and Fob Janten J r A Wilhelm I* Just i* willing al aid rules nr eligibility rules com* vas, 7; Buck MePhall, Oklahoma, t'me* In a row. renrhlnu for win out nf tin* Ural — Juc Hlnck or tM M h return hoot with Layne 3: game scrimmage will be held Sat though his arm Is a little henvy 1parable with those nf the Hcblh No. 23, Oarcla bn* produced four llovt Wilhelm? Gil Belch. Kansas, 3. Elsardd Inst fn the Rocky Mnun li The fellow who know* the after all that steady work lie has]eastern Conference, lo which Florstraight wins to make Ihe 20.grade South — lllllv llnlr. fJem«nn. 3; urday. lain slugger. Now, x*y* Jake. (Red) Coarh Bill F.dwards of Vaiuler Smith. Duke, 4: Mel Roach, Me li Ihe third fO-gtma winner answer could make a good pick on been In Ihe bullpen nlmn-d ever) Ida belongs blit wn* pleased after the Coih"Football Is very Interesting and Lajrne ami Manager Marv Jenson Virginia, 4 In Ihe league, Inlnlng teammate the National la-ague pennant win day all season are feneglng, mixlores worked out Don Wnde, Nth tier With only 3M. games separating « hin. bill of minor tmporKirly Wynn ami Shanl* Southeast - t^nn Hardeman, Iilrite won a rinse decision over Flnrbla, With the pressure mounting ev thec lending Dodger* from the elms i *»<»«■•' '»'e business of editcallon 3: Andy Kniar. Tennessee, enm iitaiu and linebacker, w*s Ihe . Wuhlnglim took a fait out nf - - - - - -the pressure will tie I hope we can keep It In 111 proper Chartes In Ogden, Utah, on Aug (ieon'i* Tech. 7; Hick Cssares. best looking operator on the Held thlra place Chicago. ( t. on Jackie ery dny. Manager* Chuck Dressed log Giants, plnco." Dr Ashe said In his state D. Jack Dempsey, the sole official, 3; Fcke Bratknwskl. Georgia, 3; Vandy scritnntaqed for Iwo hours. Jensen'* sixth Inning double, Jlin and l«cn Durochrr ore quick t" on the relief men more than ever gave ihp nod tn Lnyae, two rounds Pni S blrr' Tennessee. 3 Kentuoky's squad was divided Bushy'* triple, a walk and nn cr 1look to Ihclr bullpen* fnr relict Wilhelm I* a sure thing tu see ment Curlier In tho day, Florida lo one. Pemnshv railed seven help. When tin's In a tough spot, action today when the Giants ror by Rocky Krsnlcb. Pacific (.‘nasi — Al Carmichael, In half nnd each side slammed rounds Fran On the basis nf such Into the other. The result was a \Valt Dropo smashed two tower­ Drcasrn cnll* fnr Fllark. Whenever meet Cincinnati In a dny double- agreed to play Its down sUto ri­ Rotithern California, 3 val* ns srhrdulcd Nov. 23 on Mi an odd cafd, anyone would he rn draw—s tmichdnwn esch. Five ing hnmtra and Jim Drlslng came he need* lo get out of a Jntn, l«o header nt Ihe I'nto Grounds. titled H » another chance ami's term* hut Insisted thstt fu­ nesmen looked good lo Coacn ‘ rough with a game-winning pinch phone* fur Wilhelm, Durocher can't afford In ludd ture games romb under RoutheastItrynnt — Guard Jim Srhenk, J|l» for Delrnll's 3 4 rdgn over llotn the Dnrigprs' Hlark and the tiack a thing Two day wins would Houlimr Standinffn ?ear rrn Conference regulations ackles Frank Fuller and Calvin Boston Red Sox. Cllant*' Wilhelm hnait shiny 13 3 Ihe Dodger lead tn 2M games Dr Miller said II was apparent Smith, Guard Bay Correll and record*. Either r*n h 1} c n m f If the Brook* should love that Ihe Iwo Sihools could nut now "rookln nf the year" If til* club Linebacker Tommy Atkins. Ihclr Ehbcts Field night game in win* Rul both must be getting St. lantls, It would be down lo two get together nn a four-year eonC1TT LEAGUE tract which lian burn under nego tired. W. L. Pin* A«b. LAUDS STATE DPPORTUNITIES nation slncb January, Black went almost eight full Inn­ games. BOSTON Wl — A Florida pow4 2 4539 773.2 III V But whether tho race cracks "The key tn Hie solution of the ing* again*! Ihe Olant* Monday af­ r company nsecutlve declared Inntevternoon. He had to h e l p nul open anon nr goes down lo the controversy over th* continuation CROOMR I* HPTH PROOF Marl* 3 3 45D9 783.3 hursday night that hli atata'a Rn| »r» Wednesday night. Wilhelm goes wire In another photo finish, It Is of alhlrtle relations between the .1 3 4418 735.3 phanomenal growth In the past 10 Are Is By T. V. DAVIH likely tn lie decided on this ques­ almost every nay and sometimes University nr Florida and UnlvarC. 3 » 4363 726.0 years has been due primarily In C room! Academy footballer* tion: t twice a tiny. Ho far It'a *2 game* slly of Miami," hp slid, "Is r L. 3 ,1 4257 705.6 the fact that Its summer business Won Loti Pel, fnr Wilhelm, 40 fnr Black ax com­ Who will run out nf gas first — the Southeastern Conference rule *ta»»d their first scrimmage of tea ?. 4 4645 767.7 la egtehlng op with lit winter iha Infant season last Wednesday National Laagne pared to Jim Knnslanty'f modern Joe Black nrslloyt Wilhelm? which was passed hy the confer afternoon at the school gridiron. TOP Tl4RKR business. Pin. H.G. 4»e McGregor , Smith, president nf Cqach li. I„ Douglas and ro. 170 the Florida Power *nd Ligfti Co., 1023 225 Coach G, 0. Franklin split the (', Resold. SR 203 IBM told a gathering ot Inmranee men squad Into two teeing for a two- If. AnnMtv, PO and Investment officials at the hour practice end ecrlmmngfl iea- C. V'llerhu 1504 20,1 157 Somerset Club that the high winter lls, KM , *lnn. w nriK N ’H LEAGUE less peak* of years xgo are A lter Ilia, Initial seriiumage, W. L Pet Ing of the pa*L Coach Dotiflae announced that LOOP 2 0 Pnweli’a there Wet* Injurlea. 1.000 Cuhai’M 2 0 Tha Mead Crooaia mentor I* Mlntlkin* 0 8 .OOP Igata of Clark College, Favorlta* 0 2 .000 S g £ t R t | Will Wilhelm Or Joe Black Yield 1st, A I Writer n mi (he fifth n'ul most success­ ful season of the Volusia Coil ity Kennel Club tanldlv drawlna to a close, interest center* on 'he annual Detbv Mnnilnv maht. « 'd •m Ihe Consolation to be run T i m dav. These races will bring nit the track’s fastest ureyhound* ts •Our I In- 3 ' ftilie tnlh' distance \ i Revnlt is slated for Wi-dtic-« ’ i Kent. 17. With hundreds of fan* ft«»J nil nsrta of Ihe South for Ihe final day* of the m«-t, (irnrral Manacrr Jerry C uP'il hss announced th rrr matinees to x ltr raring enthusiasts a m*s-Imtlm nf their favorite *pn*t. There will lie n matinee this Sal il l day, and two iiialllias.S next week, one on Monday, a n t one on the afternoon of the rtoalna day, Wednesday. •ro a to l i r a H v rw u e a l i a r s ; — a la t h s *tu # I t ' l x i l l n l l M alty M n n h la ) Fast llo in lie r . Jo h n n y P o tte r. I i n t k h s r l . T e s t s M an. No I'r o h la m , T o w n d i r n t w , t ls r o m n in , F r il n S M - O X II H i l t'— .1 la t h s W ile t « » r « a il l l n l l l l a l l r lln s g le l K it's h i m , l . « i r » (■••ton. ttlu a A nnl In, J i i i i k I** I 'H it t . r .h ll s . D e n v ­ e r's H n rn rls e . M tin sllr-k, I ’n o cs T I M I t t i h u t :— a la th e t u t * lin e s i t .l i i r , M t-urlei. t-a va o a . f ’ lis n c e M a o ln a . (In r P a in t y , V e n ­ tu r e T il » » - M en. K|n-e-tr li t s l e A M I I H T I I H M l ; — a P it h s s i l l s *• t la e ly I ’ r e s in s . M t r u la n c * . V VIna■<1 W a r r io r . H h lille h , Ito n a h H om o . M y l,lt'- h y bee Mi-ure ll e |i n r l . Y a n ­ k e e M iss K U T i t h a c k — a in i h s w m # I ’ln P a h . ( ' a i i l s ' n S u I I I . Ils p o s a , I m a r c n l i a l l . y , l l s h r n r k , Hl»- H Isc l ll b M e cle lve . s ix t h it A c * - —r. la t h s w u » 1 - n .e r ir I'a a e a n t . K t lc n a n l b a ity . T n k n y lin y . J o h n Vy, N e e *. P o w d e r A l' a l n t , I t l r k y I r i s , lin g * Out • V H K A T I I H A I ' H _ a / l « t h s M ila V n h n n K in g . Iln m n ln lt s .1. Y o u r ll n e ln s . I'h e n s W e ll K rte n re * . U n lk e 'e P e t. H nsln la in g . M Is s k Mn rn n k e * W m u st KMiirrii m ack—a iaih> vin* i ra rh e r. !*•'* H i,lin n tM o h u r. A la h a in * H ||,.,|, b a n l* . ''•““i'l J.1 Aoulhar \Nlilek, Hamllg. A l h T l l i i m i :— .s u n k * M ils K in g T i v lg W s r l No I n n . M ill '< *)'. * 11lie v J n , I I . , - i , H a l ll e Mil ('iiNhfnt. T K .A T M H A C Ik - A HritHry H[I*. t M ain >'r bllrkv B b lr l- v Sn n D ig IH Ih s M ila ^vt-'i'y V .in k r r , CTurit W ,M r o N , Tr a Crooms Academy Footballers Hold First Scrimmage K Rarer Qiilnlrlaa ar*ry car* M nnny (Ja te a ' H and f k: is** « Run Service Leaven Yellow Cab O ffice 6i5ft P. M. Round Trip 11,90 Tax Inc). When asked lo make a prediction for this year'* eleven, Douglas ..ASIts* Hfftf. lew. aarlu *rs 1. Wp Naaflag Parfarm asse. Th# marvaloua new Fttel-AIr Control—an exclusive Coleman feature—savee you up to oa fual coats I i t l e a e r t i i , Aapearaace. Utaae nipartiit - looking - of - *11 home heater* come in two won­ derful Ooleman finish**: rich shadowed mahogany or g|Mmtag blond mahogany mamal. 9. OMrisagfaf taw PrMa- No* •tea can you find «a rasnfl t w m r c o m w imta w rrri a b o u m a m « �law MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING - TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES H. JAMES GUT AGENCY G e n e r a B12 l I EAST n F IR S T PHONE H. J A M E S s u r a n c e STREET 78 CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD GUT K y O Z A R K IK K ¥ F riday. Kept. 13, 1951 i \ ra in M i n i i r ««n n i o r r u t : M il'll Jl 11111%!. 4 1114 III' IN %N|l 1*41II <I|;«|»N«II I. 4 411 N il. I I 4111111% I IN 4H%N«|;||% N41 *44K%M Ml.A Kl!\N* r s Kill SKA I l.iIni if r. 1'« l"HN MARTIN KID SKA | If f » I.ilrt Ilf N4iri4 i: in %••■•i: %ti «s t i i i : n \ mi «*k riii: n r \ r»: mk IT. 4*l i 11>a . 4i»u:»: r iV 'is 1“ J4H4N MARTIN KIUHKA DR. la. T. DOSS DR. II. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST I'hnae 1 1 1 11.1 Magnolia Vtgi 7 n m m rit actor IlfM H S 9 In l i — 2 t o 5 111.1 U ln n tl- Hank HultdlM I'hnne 7M ROY WALL inn: Sanford I \«r. I’h III I | I e In nnkuottrt Yc*ii nr# livr^i>y twill, Ired in f11# T E L E P H O N E S ISO n n d 1071 Room 404 Sanford Atlantic National Hunk Hwlbtlnt J A M E S It. G U T Aatne. T H E S A N F O R D IIER A LD Leant NntU’c (!ftpVJ4riiitr*r n lh rt R ay O mini iiii r Yi vT nr., |tfi*iti|lii|fii mt H n |ti m i In* v ! « | l i i , #’*■* * the I'lPi nil 4 * i . t l *>••M NlPlh J uif1«,1ii ]i 4Tit nil, in »ii< iii f>i, . Hitphil* f *4*it lit y FI iir til m, in rhm - I tMf, I111 *4 *»»if IIKA| II1*1 Jftni P o i t * | to I f A NILA FitANFFS Kill SKA PlRlrtliff 4 . .. . ..................... JOHN M A IIT IN ' Business Man of Tomor­ , lUIFflKA. I*rffiiilRiii iTuitti **rjr Nm *n|l* whftHii 1 K*r iTA1 11 nr r »r*it« * tt*i-f*i9 of tRvorew .iR.iltisi von WITNESS mi Itanit unit offlil*! r*t«1 of Ihi' Srthl 4\*«nl. .ii Hmnfi’r.1 DOU BLE row? Bui lie’s Doing the ‘ I’ t in f 4 ♦«f H r t iiln i.lr , Hlm fr i>| |'|n | *'!*» »t»tw 21*t .Liv ««f \ 11kit i*l tif j A l» •» »• II Fit.VIM »\ i ‘In k 4*4r• nit i %i|»r| iHKALt Job Today! Don’t Forget, Tf'ftl HNlnitl Allnrtttjr fi*r ITiitotlff J3P Nmih .Multi Hin*rt IflRPOlo, Florida to Pay Your Carrier Boy Tomorrow. / -SOmTM TN' COUNT 3 AND2 ON TN‘ OZARK K/0, THZAGIZS ARC JUST ONC S STR/AC AtUAY FROM THRCNNAHT.. BUT WITH RUNNZRS ” - jr f) a L L ON FIRST AMO SZC0N0 . *&/ ---------------------TH1BUGS NAYS TN' 2 - L X / V ROTINTIAL TYING - VT \ -THCAt IT ooes DR. C. U PERSONS % UKC A ROCKtT,.. y TO RIGHTV RYKS E X A M IN E D (li,A S S E S K IT T E D Ilk South P alm etto Avenue 7 /. R n u AT A T TN‘RIATC.., TtA‘ O l A T * N \v i'; RUN • % ANO HZR/rS TH' J y >1 v ^ P,TCH- THE SANFORD HERALD O PT O M E T R IST ■ t$i C> i 't • E I.A S II O O R D O n n n r t h lw n d v e n l n r — I n ii D t K * ., . . tAeT4«u5. my r e i f n o , ' v fCCCf«fV«.r,5 CCU.HLV TC >Ol)R fiiWC'rE i* THE CKK* AfifS/ WB ‘\E iN '^fr^ANCE uNCTU ly fliii *CVR .rviNiK'llAN . fNT hAV J' Y T ryl THI5 UCITAkrAPifc •Sw'>W ilt\.| ' c r »eAix'f.‘. .*4 o t « M.\*4r*< C U * r « E E D C ' . \ IS AT MANC*' T rue royal rm n m iT i- Use HERALD WANT ADS H a rrj TS C O lttC TO Rf H i IS N t / t t f ) (n llitn ln H ill! 11 Hill 7 iirii vil rm lr* m i l SALK 1»V 4»UOrl l **'»ll' i i u n f i t i litiok, va tl ll -1tM*4“4* I >* I 1*14‘il iin h»L‘ K\4('l4’ltl l»»l J4 f 14*11 Mm Kiliilni i ’Mi l* HigMitoT l*n« L Phiiiit I.TH0 M «• ••t»1 r •»* u \ t 8 r ill! V < ’l lit'ili •"'tii ft mill hoiiM* l.iiru* hbiulr f u n I LlniK f *«*ti» Tomtit Mo i I ,n h;*• • at till |HI ItlUhnl lH I h r llrrn lili 1 lima I V per llnr iRarrlUn ,1 11riir ■ I Di* i»r r 1lnr ti««r»t1i»ii pm I find n n i oi** ii limr* Hi jirr Mwr In«rtl1n« *‘*i tlmrv rtr t*rr llnr iNarrllni ■4r prr Dor Inf I rntly In n It ml P itr tf n ril* In I hr w it «» mtm D im ■•tilmlutii rhfirir II yniiT n*mr 1llaf#H III Ihr trlrphim# hunk. I« ' rlwr n fur ihU (rrmaaiii tin ll**n M IN I RANGER tlv F r n n S t r i k e r \V Frier lf»,00O on Flli*' t il i41m| M uiU foi ItoiMmu Pin iiotiire.l to f i w m im rn» o»n* ■*(«!% ■ti ir i v til'd fui m lit Iit Mr f*o \ —I /\|inrtm.'ii(a Fir*. J.U. . 1 .......... lit Iln l'S IN i; P K H S « N N F I. I M I p I mti lo t in 4lird I .i i t p r fiiifi-.l In VI,*d e*»1lplr F, nfoi —_ "KfKVV • h n r d w oo(| F U H N IS IIK Ii ii|iuiliii.'ui 1’iival.' F, l.ed 1,1 o i o - hhM v . \ !■ (,d* |*t,4 l ■i' «• SI" 1 i' it,:ai i : s i \ i »•: hi lull Has; J. W HAM,. Hrallur Florida S l a l r Itank IliilMtna "Call Hall" 1'lii.n- ITU* l.A Ht.K, dTirilKHi.n nl i . l y fui nKln'il upi Nn pi'l. 11Him.' 11 1 i ffi. i.-rn v B*'»l nrw, | niw ij |iif \ fi o’ i i l , l It*',i ffi,V 4jr» IIKRtltills . W111* Ii lil iO , 04 »*| I i»k ■ ii od in ti, on* •' it D 1 *it i *Tl, KUItNIHIIKIi Apia, ».'I4 up Nn lii'Li. Hip. I"M Apia. It) | I' hri. IKHI.M *-**iiHt ri*,* flmo-, onfot ol lo*d I'MIII tllllllH IT.Ilk*. I.lilt It* . f'litji* I 1*1. . . ituulli >.f City .111 l.l l u l l., Ullmi.l.' Illwiiy HI MV. Htork M A I i ' A l l t . J 2n \ 11 i nt ii loiiiii Inn, <i‘ , pi net leftII v Hrauhf.il tnur riiuill h u l l, ., all «•,»*«• .ll. Kill li.'li, fully *'.|Ul,.|H*‘l Aitulli milv l ull M.!U M ; If n r S K (jo,i ririsp oi fttO l.'riliMOnt W hy ---— *r— ■ AHTIt'l US Mitt SAt.H *- npnt I iiu iiI Hu 11 hIit. fiu coup).', Ii Iim IIv In cull'll m i nan flnin I'ual llfflic I nrtul.•• laroliann’a llcpt Slur.'. iCKfci Mouse. Hy W a ll D to ta l r4305M,f, u T 7 V - P J O . . . w e ' V C BNOU3M )} 8 LAC< P E A R L S T O T ^ A N < VOU 4 s -------------------- — — U 90 ; A\A<H U 9 T M E T R i o e s -* J u v a n l ? j TURTLE IN t m b r r r W O R L P . . . I r— ' ’ -.*± n , / \ y - jf _ / ANC* *T P i O N 'T T u E N O J T T Q 3 E C>AN*3 a e O u 3 A F T E R A iLU LL .. .n. !l O o ' > 0O p 0 0 0 , LJHL,; / A * ~ T rf I / T (2 "■ & & * ■*m;.^T-TT:n*F-Tiy JAttT u n0 n01(1 << ( V WV I LL L . . . wrvi WK'VB *L ---------------- > G O - T ^ E BLAClC »i a r l s , n j t T V - r D o ! < fiSvVT*ro \ .y * ^ ____ Ai ^ __ _____ , 1*10 ^ 5 OFV^ a0 j" ' OMPOKTAHI.V fiirnlalic.l i»,7T Kirrlliuil iii'iiclil*o> IiiuiiI Hi". "I twu hoilr.H.ma, 11*1.1. Miurnnlin. T UXKIHI FFiKDH. ('nninlcl* line lilint'a Tilli'ill) Feed Hlnrr. IIOOMH IIv liny mi Week, I' hIiiu* lintel. IIS) W. Flral. UHKII TIHKH I t . 00 nn Used until tii! ea, fiOc up. r'lreatuno IKHIM: Ti* m ailin' lady. Fur r i f M H tm ai, i l l K. t ' t Hi. pci anil, U'llllnir In In* rnmpuiilnil In rltterly Jwily 111 nvriilnifa. tin- rilA VK itHK R atenilnn Hml* - 2 r ’ In I HI)". Senkntlk (!Uaa and portant cnnaMarnllnna In rcnl Paint Cu. nrul In Imnir nrivllt'Kt'a will lif nltowril. Hhnni’ 4IPI-VV. fiAHAUK apt. -t rnnnia anil liulli. CIIKHT uf Diiiwera-*imy lypo nr alln finiilieil ni unflnialieil. I’rlcIfnfurnUhi'il rx c r p l fnr r e f rl. : ed in lu ll yniii Iniiluet. * Kit u . B«ratnr anil atnvc. 7011 Mnllimirt I HI W Flm l. Teleplionu fills. PIioiiii IHI7 nr HH.'I. 1135 The Fill ml ui e Center. APT. 2 Ibirc riKitna. Furnlalii'd. 1101 French Avenue. ,i M A HOC) ANY illninir table with li unhnlatrrcd clialia mill liliffel. t'N F U H N IH H K D flTsV flnnr ant. (i X 10 fc-reen Wlllnn rim. I,ea107.40. 2.iil and I'almello. I'll. tnnahla. Phofte H lfl R. FiXp0R--New and i^ad. Term* • H*al Kalata Pm Hals ( C: m ? rr>r> ^ 1 « ?, M ff W #A * N1CKI.V fuinlaliO'l Knruifi' apt with arrciTi porrli. t'dOl M a y nulla AvrnuH. Trailu-lna. Kailer'a I'iuno Stoic, 1200 Myrtle Avenue. Phonu 1 2 IW-W. i '* D >.ki.La t'J. -A ** f i •*. I **iplny** ii,of *I in in f:' p*r* depi-nd m .no ■, ii f ii, ( . i i m l t i i Uni 4*1tV'l Pot’i'd (*\ 0 “ti 1 V 'Oil, i 'I khi I1 I lJ fiopi «»!,-"o f op \V inn's 1.1 ,*a i non a < ■■! F ■ din* :i(!tf Flint Sri i'lnt Flio- .* I t Ft i f s k m v m i :k II I Foit.'i «• I l \i I Ho. f od I'l l . .............. I l ff 1 f• g|Ot|ftl|. Mil l| . ,4 Mil' , • .. o • ll ml 10 ft Ittnl* pi *i*l I » iluiife; Plhnf . .r» •* f • \ o> . ii I **idinieUn t, Sun fl.inrn nfn te per. Ilka Ii .iniliit V ica I* ill ..p 'nl p.'.\cr plan* ' », eiy ecti.innlc l*Sunlv alnca II M *. I*'n ui-, , ,i.L*■ Vlarv* ill 11v*f|f lit i *• pf 4“O'lllwlh 4* s r r .i i \i f- ii n to, ic r.f Pn I.* VV'n t g I *»Mr! h, •* v ' i Mil log iotrrview Him H0»4 * I, »il i *. r r x M SI > - ■> I i.,i I.-..,: S II i I» F l It I l 44 »111 . i,i■i lOini ■ i \\ M n u n s I'lif/tfe.) F ir Hof fi t f(i'll1lit ( f o lilr n 0 ,1. , , fn, In . ('ill wi rinnif* 71o w t CBKfl I'tlfoiiion S*t in nliiH * nnd yon . in 1ll I *il C M O T V IlIt WORK > i iii i, '* |. ui in atnan I Mine, l*ill Jlfn lit*.’ M 4. II t Mill III I' Mil HI-:,1 \ ICR Hi I Mi-- Mil. a n* 1 ui ni11, r • . i *.ni. i i ni i i .ini pi. i t >a \ Iftmlo, A l'A liT M E iN i inttgr. H eir I tv la if n l: l -\ N fill 5,i.i n|tig R ent,nil, <*r bill. In evening filar Call ttellib Km 11,Hi J n ,i*iI ,i it ,.,H ' oorn our o Ii" o .-I I Pfiljf I' In ft fir , ."id* I UifI I ti" 1*1 , 41 H IM , ft 'Oily fid r* |f.,' . I * 'l i l l , '■ nl i net in.I i . p an x0 i v H im f'n * d Moll 1ii B I, Mr*" V*v 2*) I Sri f f*if Ii ^ V1" I TlO,O’ | H'.'H ■t \ icH .iittal.li’ TIT** ^ il* \ i .'i'll NKW 17" ti l . " ...... — * till*. Cl S | nr ml. a top* i* Vatt , S\ . m .lu'.iki'tig f.l" Snnfnrti Av* in....... ......tv v 1 1 mi i I'f ANUS, CSFI» ...... tlv ii*. \ ,'AIN'I til.i |ii,i. I..n. i. i.u'.i' I I'M ) SI < .IS 1 AUTO I IN* t v e I *<*I . I. I "ii Ini'll I bank |n nil.I flnl mill i■*"'’ W ill' >1 •i i . ii m il, lllit H W M . I 4C,J, m in i' Mini. ( I I.. . I . I' I" II .‘ivl.leli.l < I'll.ilia || | , iiIhi ,:t 75. u" >-I ‘ ' '>■*• .1 Hiiiithrin f'aioi ' .... V.- • 'I t l l K I I 'i , i.en.-iaiei ... Staite* Church, Milnn.l'. S t i v e . Cull 517, Swain*. Ila»i t i > Servian, Hanfm.l Avenir- M l IS CliAl.dlCIt!* M.iib'l " i . 1 rent .'111(111. tiuil+u, uiili pin*", c u lliv alm . m u m cikcia iiu il.i uni'll vci y 111 r |«- * /r.f11in c 11. VftIM, (UNI Sn ............ nn I Hn I Street ill *t I ' t . s Hulbl'u.-r wtira. Ili-n.i'ii.Uilc f t a lc a - F le e Katl* , linn. S i n i it.lt i Scrvii-e, Lima ...... (ii.liunite mi l F e rtiiiie r. ' I'n ip e n le r A d rarijr ,'hnne CP.i.t M "I H LH .1 l n l.ti'l" I’h Jt-ltHH'.l IlKIlCII vnlll II.I", II'.11' III' n. revieil itnnil.il.I i.'Ulnn >.f lie IIII.I.* Avnilul.l. nl "Siu-i'ii. v i , | -A t\ A It II tv K ith ahlfpcncil III- i III Matcnnllii An- I'limic 117 I • yi'll", icpiiircil. SbuniHii'., Sin • k lib St N't)W Atallahle lloarh Film, eiu- j new lull'll nn mil uml imi. h I'binibing A Suppllea ■ ('..ni ini ling A Itcpnlr* I.mtiol cifntninlriK rhlnnlarc lieu lullin' A Atnlerinli'x. |IHl C W J King JjJIIII HiiiiMi I’aik A»e J 1 st. BSB AIITMT.FS , *lmni* 51 ............... W A N T Itl. b I' HII H'S Cnbiiiinl I'l. nie-i * "knnw i* - - • ' , b«w* pin* 0 Sun ii g u m a n ie n t ’ Wo Imy, ee'| A trmbi uamt tunlbpMu.ring a.HUie ynu nf | fu rniture. WIKmi M aid F u rn "Iliutlbn x " iipl'.Mimiu' I'biiiK Ituro Cn III K 1.* I'btuic n.51 •InI foi fine tlellvei y art vice, " v Hi ’l I t W A Y tin.j lb,by Itrila fn _H ' ii-ut tiny, week nt liiuntb TI i l't . in i lu . <• C enter, 111! W I F lee ilalively aervlte. Telephnn. SKMI-IIKTIItF.I* K m tlrnm n with I l'j5 liuiiae tu bnuin- aillex ex|ierience In reiirexcnl pmkreaalvc gn. I lit A I’FltlKS Slip Cuvet., nia'lc | enmnauv in Sunfunl area l.ih in nrtlrr. Famlgltetll I'huiie c lu | cninulianiniiH. Write 11>.x (1. 11 ID. giving liat kgrniitni 8— II HI.I1 W ANTI*. 11 UAUr.HF Heel llnlne Dietitian. ! Kvcellenl care. Cui u*e Ilea"..able 1U17 W. A TTENTION HC( t E S S F IT . SAI.KSMEN If vnu are eTnerltTp'-cd (i, tiut»|ib> J. --------- U Jg » retail »a)e* in Hanfmd area, and 1.1— A E T O M tilllL F S —« j Intereatctl In bettering pn.itl m, aeml full ilelaita In llnx "II". We'H buy ynur car r e g a r i l l t . t j. ! age nr cinnlltlun. t Our empluvet’H kliuu llti» ml. WOI1K AVANTED I-it lie A Heel Unci C a n If..ti and Hanford —* I VOUIt CAR ti w orth m ark fettMei ! here. We need clean '47, ’48, 40, ■ Tii), '51, 'A* model#. H a rla ,' Wailtworth, tioi North OranRt O rtandn: Phone BID7. 'tO NAHtl • t:le«n, gootl comll* Ihni. Free wbeellnu nnd n v p r-t, drlvn. IK'Jft. Phone Aim nr call I «t BIHm MfllotirlH* , " ^.4 iTA^ea.*-, li- » 11 JII I'd GO \ I Mil K Fi lest 8 »»nM» Sni»f*u«l Av* Want M i Pay jja x 5211, Hnylnim Itenrli, H o r- \ i t koi *"t Jilo i I. mil i*i , i 4t*d • * i' , , . v r .M im iiiin m lO M IM M I .1 nl I'll I I *1! W DKFKNHK IIOUHINd FOR < NAVY PKRHONNEL Oil. KUHNACK8—fly Kreiky. fcABY HITTER, Mr#. ................ h flt rofereneex. Phmie I? 1.1 -I Wa are almnii anld nut. Hava jm t Wall, Floor and Flreplaca. a few 2 bedroom huu.ea and one M. « . UOMOP.H 3 bedroom boue* left. Wa Of, 4l9 W. (at 84.___ __ Phone 12* not aulhutUed to liulld any mule at the low down payment of fit!Y A hew Ruaratitrwd watch for 2 fm weekly. 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Nortli ll»». %«|a ft III1 hr in, ion on a h t iv m IA I .O l'S l KS LiftTirio Momiioiiip iTii* %ii' 1f I IJiinhi I o It* *1 . tv Ftiiuiito n. c »»'*l | In r .tt*ilf 11 i*nll in fi■i f n e ••Him ii«*s l • i* photo I l ‘jr» rin Fuioitoi* irr I' tilr I4i’ 14[t It Itnithlr IliHir r»*» 111mrm Purr P«p* Mont —1 v ^ Hral K alatr For Sal# F o r ICeMiillM I hr «»•.« .... 4tJk �,!;>rv* ' | . ‘l- ■: - ......... ■- r : :,.: V ' “ 1 immrnm " H V r V*j FIRST METHODIST CHURCH “A FRIENDLY CHURCH IN A FRIENDLY CITY ” AIR CONDITIONED y4 SU ND AY SCHOOL CLASS FOR E V E R Y AGE * I *i , i t, OUR CONGRATULATIONS To The FIRST METHODIST CHURCH FIRST METHODIST CHURCH PLUMBER la To Be Phono 1113 1007 S o u th S a n fo rd Go Our CONGRATULATED i i On The Fine Job Of Remodeling And Air Conditioning Of Which We Are Proud To Hovo Had A Part, r On Tho Installation Of Air Condition­ ing And Other Ha-modeling, Of Which We A lt Proud To Have Had A Part. Wa Arc Qlad To Have Had Tho Oppor­ tunity To Furnish The Flxturei And Wiring In Your Remodeling Program. • GUTTERS HEATING t * o FIRST METHODIST CHURCH F. B. ASHDOWN SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Phono 442 APPLAUDS COMPLIMENTS FIRST METHODIST CHURCH SIS Magnolia Avenue The ROY WALL To The BUILDER . '*• iv' ; ; y, v. v■ On Such A Big i ;,. t , iy U ndertaking — Well Done 407 Summerlin ■ ___________ __ ____ Congratulations to; — Building Committee — Mr. Goorio Bpoh* Architect Lake Mary On tho Stkctlo« of Phono 1471-J Wo a n proud to have done our part in Sincere Compliments furniihJnf and installing the Typhoon OFFERS .* To The ■ Congratulations Acoustical tils round conditioned air In pour church . . Sanctuary. 1 qn Tho Splendid Job Of Air Condi. ■ w >\ 1 • / . ,rrj ' ■ Af jf Tmilsf .'.■’JBS'.llt* tW iw * Prop - B - Temp Hoot Pump to give yoar m i * m >'' v' '. ix nth;.I* ' -v • tionlng Just Completed. : .» u, *. :t t')' .1W .j i V; m m m m ;,mK *- ■1 lltfM w . jij K IIB , ^jA �1 • ■■■ e n m tr.m v i • 'v - '- u ia M M a w w ' ’ r ; *3 IV YOU Dcnrr i t n l t i r w l u f o H Ilersld, City Delivery, by 7:08 P. M., p l i m call 5Th0 H a n f o r d I b r a lf c YELLOW CAB 1444 • Established 1908 VOLUME XL1V AFL Conclave Hears Attacks On Labor Law —a« ' • Accidentally Killed His Son > > If not entirely — bii*tl*on*lS can­ didates' views and their narty pjatlforms regarding the Taf-Hartley Act. Stevenion xnd the Democratic platform advocate repeal tf the Taft Hartley Act, end a new labor relations act. E l a a n h o w e r Is agilnal repeal, but has recom mended revisions tn Improve the law without changing Its "basic Pr**ThFi Is bound to have an effect on the delegatee," a rse n eald. He added that they ware waiting to "see what Elsenhowar has to sav_ !? the AEL Convention formally endorses "either candidate, jfe will The AFL In 1884 backed th f late Sen. Robert M. LaFollelle, the Progressive candidate. Hut the ac­ tion was taken by a special com­ mittee — not by a convention as a whole. The AFL’a committee to oust racketeers from the ranks of un­ ions began an Investigation yestertreaties* ! Oa Sis* F air) 1 Dr. Rucker Finds Dentist Apnroval Of Fluoridation Mamb«r« «f the Al"*Hcan Den­ tal Atso-laHon at thetr recent 'n *** fattfa f|a*at« awproved the fltinH4at(on of.drink­ ing water as Ihe moat effective method yet d m loped to control tooth d w v . Dr. I t W. Rucker, local dentist, declared today fo l­ lowing hla return from the conven­ tion. He pointed out that in an ad­ dress to the dentists Dr. LeRov M. Ennis of Philadelphia, president of tha Dental Association, predieted that more than 85.000,000 persons In W0 communities of the United States will be drink­ ing fluoridated water by the end of thla year. Fluoridation of community wa­ ter supplies was unanimously anprovrd and rseornmondsd by the association's House of Delegate* two years ago, Dr. Ennis Mid, "as the moat effaettv* puhlle health meaaura yat developed for the prevention add control of dental cariea (cavatlea) among children." Dr. and Mrs. Rueker ware acnled on the - * 1trip by theli ■ sen eompanled 1r Wayda Rucker Jr., a graduate of Sem Inale High Beheel,j who turned to the University SA N FO RD , ___ . A * Green Is Bitter And Dewey Wonders If Parley Isn't "DemoI c r u t i c Clambake” NEW YORK un-Th* AFL’i Rat convention — Apparently prepar Inc lor a Democratic presidential endorsement — beard a bitter opening attack today on the fallHartley 'Law. .hartley The tenor of the opening apeechei led Gov. Thontaa E. Dewey to wonder in hi* welcoming address If the convention tan’l "a Demo­ cratic clambake." API. President William Green referred to the Republlcan-iponto red 1047 labor law ax (he "ob­ noxious. dirty Talt-llaHley Law." He told the convention: "We will concentrate and tnoblIUe every ounce of strength—our economic strength as well as our political strength—to bring about the repteal of Hilt urt-American act at the earliest possible date." The convention I* expected to endorse Gov. Adlal K Stevenson for President and one of the very first speakera. Martin T. Lacey, lost no time In fixing a course Lacey, president of o7 tlthe AFL Central Trades and Labor Council, ■aid he didn't see how any trade unionist could support the party behind the Taft-llsrtley Law. Dewey, a chief backer ill Repub­ lican candidate Dwight D. Risen hower drew a laugh when he fol­ lowed Lacey und told the con­ vention: "Mr. Lacey suspects this Is a Democratic clambake." Decision on a presidential choice Is expected to be made a week from tomorrow after the conven­ tion has hesrd addresses liy Ste­ <4 venson and hll Republican oppo nent, Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower. T V general will talk Wednesday, and Stevenson next Monday. The 7M convention delegate* represent some eight‘ million AFL members. The AFL's Executive Council filed a report la it night In which It denounced the Tatt-lUrtley Act as a "dixnul ftiiu rt" ., and called the wage-price control program unfair to laljor, ,, . 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 F L O R ID A MONDAY Tito Asked To Share Part In Joint Defense .. . SEPT. * 15, lllSli THE W EATHER Fslr through Tuesday, except for brief niclil and morning showers on lower vest coail and widely ■cstUred afternoon thundershow­ ers elsewhere Little change In temperature. A iw o d n led P re s s Leaned W ire Blood Engulfs Texas Truilci .... Proposition Is Laid Before Dictator By U. S. Admiral1' On Cai rier Coral Sea Eisenhower Seas-* “Nothing Funny” In Campaign Issues Adlai Says Taft Has Taken Over Ike's Campaign HELGRADE, Yugoslavia I f The United States has saked I'rr mler Marshal Tito of Yugoalasls for greater cooperation In the Joint defense of Southeastern Europe Including the use by American Democratic Candidate planes of air bases in this country Front t responsible source. It Avers New Aspect was learned that Vice Adm. J. H Has Been Injected Cussxdy, cum mander-In-chief of the Mediterranean baaed Sixth Hy RK 1.31AN MHHIN Kk-ct, laid the proposition before SPRINGFIELD. HI 4’ Gov Ad Tito last week aboard the giant lai Stevenson said today "Sen aircraft carrier Coral Sea during Taft lias taken over' the presided his visit to Spilt llal campaign of Gen Dwight It wax presented In the course Elsenhower of a special briefing, before the Stevenson told a new s i older rural Sea's sailors and aviators dice, which covered a wide range put on a demonstration of Amcrl of subject* cun sea ami air power. Tito was "This puts an entirely new Jx shown i hurts outlining how and HIAVY RAINS to tha area around Naw Draunfals, Tax, h.va caused the pert on the campaign and (In­ where carrier based planes, oper Comal Rlvar to overflow Its banka, trapping thla trallar homt during flection Hitherto t have bail to atlng from the Adriatic, could ..o d d an flo x h rise. Many town* throughout Can bid *Tax u V re b o ? address myself to the rival |xill strike lu Hungary, Itomanla and des of Itiilli llcpuhhi-an parties “ takan a loll n#Vr l,Vn i , ,O0dj ‘h ,‘ hundred**homalasa Mulgurla If Yugoslavia wa» ut 5and of at leait four llvss. (Inttmatlonal goumluhonH because it was not certain whether NVItlMCAi WITH M ilt are members of the family of four-i ear-old tucked by the Soviet satellites Taft or the gt-iit-iat would end up fran k MlceU J r , u they attend the Chicago Inquest Into the death of Cassody was quoted as paying in the command post It now .ip the child who wta accidentally shot and kitted by hla father, Frank a glowing Triliute to Yugoslavia's nears brutally clear that Sen tail (left). On couch a rt Mlcell'a wife, Hoee Ann, end hla mother-in-law. resistance against Russian prr* nos taken over " 'tire since Its break with the Ku The father ankJ ha had put a tin can on the back step* of hla home end Stevenson said he believed many vie l i n t I'omlntorm In 1#4I. He ex wee tiling II aa target to teat hie .33 caliber rifle.' At that moment. people would lie "genuinely alarm pressed American gratification h Frank J r , starting for kindergarten, came part end was struck In the ed" by the turn he sold the Reixtli this country's recent measures to head by the bullet He wax an only son. (Jnirrnaitumil i’oundpholo) Means have taken since the Krldav me re as e defensive CO oper i t Ion conference between Taft and with Greece and Turkey Elsenhower Hut lie said the Untied Stale"Whose views will prevail lie would like oven greater direct co asked, "lieeaitxe, clearly, tliev .in operation with Yugoslavia — m In- reconelleif’ Sen Taft ;i\ x operation already marked by in Group OnTVPrograni Fighter-Bontburs Hit nut he has not almndoned his \ icw. creasing shipment of American the general uhamloned h is'" arms to equip Tito's lough, well ■Secs Less Freutioni Industrial A r e a s HasHetilting In qiiexllotis. Stevenson .trulned ln*>p» olid Of InfonrmtiouNovv Near Yalu Border ill so1 lie I Poker faced. Till remained mm liehevcN "snbsljnli.il re 'committal This came as no »m ihietlous" in the federal budget and WASHINGTON Ut— lleeuiise peo­ I prise. The briefing was In Eng tty ItUlli: It f It TCCKM AN taxes ran tie expected hy flseal -a language In which lie ha» ple umi governments want to siiow SKUtll., Korea P II S Saliro 10.Vi. depending upon the progress Successful, Other Sheep liaising Main llsh made such progress during the only their good side, says a panel Jet pilots deslnni-d ut least nine of Du- reartnaitieiil program and of topflight newsmen, the report- Communist MIGi'i. today while Industry Of Coun­ i past (wo years Inal he declined a i er's Portions Paving search for truth Is harder Hum flying protcettve cuver for ALLIED the inlernatloiiui situation translation. There were English 2 He has exchanged several try Big As U. S. speaking aides with him who cmihl ever. Slated For Repuir fighter homhei x altaekllig Red tar letters and hud telephone ennver The half doien experU, on llm fill In any details he might hate gelx deep In Ninth Korea, the Air xalionx Willi President Truman N1IC’ television program "Ainerl- Fore* announced Australia is n Und »f numy In­ missed Hep-vine nf t si-cton of Ehit since he begun campaigning "The can Inventor, i‘iitory" broadcast Su roadcaal Sunday Hut It was unlikely, tn sh> Fight M idi wele xtiut down, olio letters, were mostly very kind First Street In frcml of the Arm­ dustries and strange plants >md from the Nuliunal Praia Club, con­ wax inaneuvuied into crashing, expressing satisfaction amt approv­ ory was started Friday l>v the animals, the Rev. Herbeit -I. Cuss, event, that he would make an on Cltv In an effort to determine the pastor of the First Chrlsthu the spot decision Presumably, the sidered Hie uuestloni Is there another probably wax destroyed al with my campaign to date " renter or loss freedom Of Inform j greater less Inform-> • probable coat ef reaurfarln* not Church of Hanford, tubl the no­ question how far Yugoslavia shooM and two were damaged in It xepar .-..HtsV'certXlnly approval of sny ale hut Ilex Fighting ranged from thing" the President docs in xiqi only th» now badly eracked por­ tary Club Mid*/, Australia is IPOO gu In co-operation with the WW llou now .than lu yeu * haaR' It was generally agrefrl that there ......... ■" — * —mlh tnlle* loTur from north to south tion of First Street between ,8*01 era World will arise next mnM to 000 feet down to tree top level port of hix campaign fHnd Avenue and 'IfJjlnnvlIlo and 2400 miles wide, coiuprixlng ai u conference of the country's was less The fighter lumbers plastered u I lie iliK'x pul tu-lleve lie will KenneHi t. Dixon, editor of the i'mnimihlst Avanue, but Seminole Boulevard about .7 OdO,IKK) souare miles, ut rulltu! Communist Party ui Za till' Industrial complex at propose Hu- appointment of an 11 i»M4Ani|:#l| fin I'ltHf I rt»i | east of Park Avenue aa well. City about the six* of North Aliter. trs-t*—thf first since the Cumin Lake Chut lei it.a ) Amrrlcnn pre ambassador to (lie Vatican Manager Tom Lemon announced ica without the Great Lake*. urrn lireuk nearly five year- jgo stud it Imlled ilowii to Individuals ri fie does not endorse nil thr "K adi must gel away from tbc Its population, however, is only ;odav. Democratic candidates tor •-teetoni I idea that wtistever lx had almut Old and much repaired City 3 people per square mile, he added, tins year "I will endorse unlit 1 him must lie kept quiet and wtiat equipment, including a hulhlnxer ami 8U.OOO of them ate native duals " Is good must lie made pqlilh and two truck*, used by City aborigines who are acarcelv civi­ ti lie does not know tin- pointCarry that to the ultimate ami )u.i workmen on the operation, broke lised ol disagreement between turn-elf will have solved your problem " down and had to be fixed. Pointing out that people are and Sen Harry Hvrd of Virginia It-.,.HI Wiggins, managing editor "If the equipment hold* up, we always inclined to think that any Stevenson expressed the utmo.i of the Washington Post, said would Ilk* to repave both of tlieas one different from Uiemx'dvt-s Is regard for Sen Hvrd ax a public "lI think trunk eltitrnx fllltrnx have nave greater streets as they are too beautiful queer, thr Rev. Mss* admitted that A course for Radioed Teleservant “ 1 respect hit anxiety to difficulty m gelling access To reh when be first came to this enquiry to naglect," said Mr. Lemon. Joint tnatallatiwii •-<■>...... . '•’* able Information, particularly ulimit ubmd griipherx and Agenlx will be reduce Hie cost of governnient I He pointed but that not only he thought America was iust in Sanford al Hie earliest respect his Integrity I would be doea the old equipment cost coat a lot about the queerest thing lie hud for officers of Hanford I’"-' >3i the federal government, than over slarled does possible dale, it wax aiinounced Hie first to axxrit his riehl to the American Legion, and t nil- before " to operate, but that It la a drag over seen. Wiggins let um mended Ibis sol" in.lay by Fred C Morrav ilirec- disagree wherevet he c it -- - " on City operallona, and rrquire* Illustrating tils talk with num­ jury will be yonductid tofugl-' at lion "Wider recognition Uiat all lor of Ho- Seminole County In many hours to keep in proper re- erous pictures, the Rev. Ilanx, who 7:.-^ o'clock at the Legion Hot It. Johnson Jr. will be Hut di­ freedoms depend finally upon tree xHtute. Tbix course will be open pair and in operation.i. Two Tw of was introduced liv Charles Morri­ In iiii' ii and women of (Ids comi­ the truck* and the bulhloier were son ax a former plumber turned ed as the new post command’ > >nd dom of information " George Kandlfer. who covet x ty iiiu| railroad employees be given to tha City by the Navy at ’■reseller, now some 10,000 miles Mrs. C. E. Hunter ns the Ansil -ry president. J. D. Cordell is ili>- • it- \\uxliingtoii fur the llnlted Stales I ween Hie uges of IH alid 'Jfi the close of the last war. home, said that Australia la going commander, while \'rs. r ha ruber of Commerce, found min e Classes will be held 111 the Hull fold In tha present experiment the from land of enouuous tree* some of Clisries 1>, Webster I* Hie iiin ng Informallmi available hut added Vnt'Ulloiiul Kcluiol fin fi or 314 dead material or surface of the awhich are 300 feel high, of giuni president. boors n day, five days a week. "The question lx how fuc'iiul It lx 30 year old pavement la being re­ mountain* us w<-|| un plains, of This course will tie sponsored Other post officers wh.i -ill we are III ail era of publicity lll’-li moved and asphalt and slug Is beautiful beat-lies and w a r m be seated are as follows, to- ge and salesmen " KKLGltADK Yugoslav-Ill I* by tlie Stale Depsrlliienl of Kdnbeing applied. oceans, of engineering und big In­ Clark Molleidiolf. Washington ■ation and I lie Heinimde County Premier Marshal i ’ll” says Italy It la expected that work will h« dustries, of sheep raising and Mayhury, first vlce-eominun-l-r; Gordon Frederick, second ' e- eorrrxpondi-iit for the t'owlus Pub Hoard of Pulille Instru' llon. The and Yugoslav 1.1 should put axiitifinished this week on the block, fine universities, cominamli-r; Eugene Htovull. rd licatloiix, saw "too mucli xupprex school will have tin- cooperation their bitter dispute over Trn-xlisaid Mr .Lemon, lie said that slo-rp ranches pro­ vice-curnnisndor and asslxtuni <1- slim of news " lie allrllulted this of tin- railroads in tuinixlilng until they cun approach Hie qurCltlxen* are being requested to observe the City's* garbage eol vide the main Industry of Austra­ Jutnlil; It. W. (Hob) Dean- 'I- largely In "big government and tiioipiiii'nt und in plmdnr ttudfritu Hon "with mm i- sense " garb: "Let's co opi-ruti- on other q u r, n«| >!*^t«• III** Hie fad that you can’t g d to tin- Him Hueceinfully lection rule* mare closely, and are lia und there are more Hum 13U. nance ufflcer. E. A. Munfurtqn, eliuplsu- L. sotllces " tonrsi- und meet thr requliement* lions which are <d extreme linpi-i being notified not to uta wash 000,000 sheep on the continent. lance such .11 insurance against Carroll Hinder, edllur of (he Mlu uf Hn1 railroad. tuba or open boxes for garbage, There are also mure than 000 F. Hoyle. s*rvlc« officer; Fat >■ P. ti ('. Forbes, Florida <Vor- aggression, ecoioimlc exchanges centuries species of birds, and ltd species of Loueks, historian; Jim Hingb- nv, m-apoiu Tribune editorial page, but to u h water tight receptacles jiui tlie preservation of the pence with light I ll fitting.. covers. snakes. One of the oddest of ani­ adjutant, and A. Dave Hi-->n, said "The volume of infonnallon dltmlor of Hnilrond Troimng. liux of llm world," Tllii said available on world affulrx Is ini lierti In Sanford for n week, ax Regulations are also being en­ mals Is the kangaroo which Is the sergeant-at-arm*. lie spoke yesterday before an Other Auxiliary officers eho measurably less—the loss lx very slxllin- in Hi* prcllmlnsi y planaforced, u tv v u i ■ ■■M m i i iLemon, << anwH, aril laid Mr. on |ns»splac- Inventor of the first "rumble estimated crowd of 250,000 persons lug at garbage or traah can* seat”, the Hav. Haas said, u sort will be installed are as folb-wx; roxlly to the people who must mule tiliur for thrs” courses. Mr. Murray usks that anyone win* hud converged tiy truck and mar* they can be easily picked of pouch ill which the kangaroo Mrs. J. M. Garrett, first ’ ne- the decisions on American iMillcy president; Mrs. Hoy Tlllis, J hy their votes " interested In erirolllng in the train on the little Slovene town of up, either Inside the curb In front carries its young. Col Kdwurd Klrliv. former re i-oorse to euntart lillu In hi-x of- l>olen|xke Tnpllcc to celebrate the of tha bouse or oil tba edge of Visitors ut Lodus's luiicbron in- vice-president; Mrs. W. L. t.l-br, lotti bhhivei xury of Ihe formation alleys. eluded Karl Freeman of Ocala, W. corresponding secretary; Mi C, purler now lu charge of radio and fb’e in Hie (,'mirt Housi- ellliei of .1 wartime partisan unit there television activities fur the Army, by tebplioue or visit. In soma Instances, be added, L. Thorpe of Orlando, J. C Hrud- F. Proctor, recording. Ihe unyielding claims of hoili Mri. U. L, Millar, treasonr; stilil dial, ax fur as the Army Is A iio’ellng will be held in the City collectors have had to walk l*v and Leroy Lawson of Deland. Mrs. W. J. Hartley, Long concerned, there Is "more access (lily Hull t h i s evening at lliily and Yugoslavia to the free half a block to mak* collections. Resident Itoli Harris presided. chaplain; Mrs. Lane Itamiu <n-l, to factual information today than 7:30 o'clock when Mr. Murray territory of Trieste, at the head of This takaa too much time, h* said, Longwood, historian, and Mis. ever before " und Mr. Forties will explain noire tin- Adriatic, have worried the "ao w* are tnforclng tha law In Jack Kenner, aargaant-at-urn fully ultoul the program. All fit­ I Western Allies trying to promote order to gat better coverage." “Mr. !-email pointed . . .out tjj#l th# K. R. (Die Wd/, Gth disiiu-t turrsted adults are Invited lu a t­ co operation between countries up pored to Soviet aggrcxxlnn commander from Mt. Dor* l'<nt tend tills meeting. Muo turn" signs placed on tha Tito suggested Hist Pending n 35, will b* the Installing offurr Two new rooms are now being dock at First Htieet and Park for tha Poet, asslated by bis m w. prepared for tho new cissies, later approach t” the Trieste ques­ Avanue Saturday apply on that Halv ami Yuuuxluvla set up Installation ceremonies for '!■• day of tha waak only wharf traffic "School belts mean much morn making III* Vocation Hr bool much tion, ttesllasexl o* Vise r*xil .1 joint miniInisiriilinn for the lor Auxiliary will b* conducted by us than lur-;er and more coofoi tulible. Just the summoning of outgoing president, Mrs. W*b*ii<r, children to their classrooms," A course in Locomotive En­ rilory The disputed buffer region who also la the Otn district pn <l- .Safety Director II. N. Klrknmn of gineering and Fireman has been helwi-en the two nations now lx dent. 8h* will b* assisted by Mi*. the Florida offered In tho Hanford Vocational divided into two times, one nil Butner Re-elected 11, (). Russell, district sergeunt al­ warned today. Highway Patrol .School fur the last two years. At mltilslered hv Yugoslavia nod Heother tiv llrlbiln and Hie United arms. Mr*. Rybll Routli, district *Committee Head "These bells are a warning to the present session, which started States with Italian assistance chaplain, and Mri, W. A. Forwiud, motorists In June and will eloso in Decem­ that children are on Altamonte Springs, district m*. their way to ichoul and that the ber. 35 students have been a t­ Lao lu tn a r was ra-alrcted retary, also will be present chairman of tha Seminole County must h* on the constant tending classes either pert or full M c G o i i k H h Light refreehmente w ill >■* motorist* Production Marketing Admlnlaguard for them in order to avoid time. Additional space has recent cerernuniri. served following the < ly been acquired to accommodatu •**•*— Gomnltt**, Homer Ballard, traffic accidents," he said. eecretary, announced to­ "It ia no coincident that tha Pa­ the rallruarf class**. day. trol's Heptember program of child Howard MrOnio-h wn« rerli*'-’’- 1 Judge V lilta Towns ____ _ _ ) l t u * members elect‘ _ *ng*g*d _ this safetyy Is being ns preslt'ent nf the Country Huh ad Saturday war* Leali# T. Bryan, Kirkman stated, “since Supper Cli’h in s reorgeniznttomil To Sell Licenses month," Altamont* Spring* and vie* chair­ meeting held last week. we know from bitter experience man Georg* ~ Swartx. “ “ *■ former ------Comdr. U. R. Pearson was that school days are a period of Seminal* County n r o a ld m t o f Judge Douglaa Stehslroni so- deadly danger for children unless Resignation of Rov Unit, ojn’r- puttied vice-president etui Miss aa a regular meni­ For non need thla morning that he will parents, motorists, and t*ach*r a l o r of the Ilrllt Trucinr Co , Cecil* Heard was reelected secre­ bar. actlvv* par­ from the Hanford Planning Com tary-treasurer, Directors elected continue hla trip* this week tn redouble their al ter rvt a waa neighboring communities to sell ticipation in solving th* common mission, was regretfully accepted are Bert ftlnlev, Hugh Whelchol, tha Wert Side . A/8e Herbert C. Barefoot, driver* llcaniaa. problem of saving young Uvea." nl a meeting ‘ .......................... Prlqay niglit, Rodiet t Roy Svmrs, F, D Hcott, John Ivrv. irnate, Paul L. United State* Air Force, has Col. H. G. Harrlman ami J. W. Hla schedule wifi Include Alta­ The Patrol Director concluded Drown, president elated today, Jttit returned from England and monte Bpringi on Tuesday after­ by saying th at "tha return to II. James Gut served a* sec­ (Sonny) Powell. The latter also Ballard, wit) |g spending some time with hla noon! Longwood on Wednesday school of thousands of itudents retary at the meeting which was are charged with the responiiblllty ,L I and after mother, 'User, Mri. Mrs. Elsie Barefoot at afternoon and Bear Lake on Fri­ creates heavy concentration of confined to • general dlscuislon of the cooking. ding wlU lm- the homo of hla slater and day afternoon. The club, In Its second year, re­ children along our streets and of plana and to committee reports. j tec ting farm- brother-in-law, Mr, and Mr*. W, For (be convenience of appli­ highways with a resulting high "All Inveatigatlhna of the Com­ organised after being inactive 1851 program L. Elder, 888 Weat Third Street, cant*. the license* will be sold accident exposure for them, and mission are progroaslng very since June. Mombera are planning securing of At Um conclusion of fata fur* dally from 8:00 e<m. to 6:00 p.rn., wa should be ever alert for their nicely, arid mure tangible Infor­ a series of berheques to be hehi who wUl loach ha. will report for duty at including tha lufwk hour, at the welfare. Remember, It'a their mation will pe reveated a t th* th* second Saturday of each program. MeDUl Air Field a Tampa. month. Court House. next maeting," esid Mr. Brawn. street too." v - ■ T I T f i l ’ •• l!J lu fM l Reporters Find Nine MIGs Shot Hunt For Truth Out Of Skies By Difficult T a s k U. S. Sabre Jets City Experiments Rev. Bass Speaks With Repaving Of To Rotary Cl ub Part Of First St. Ab o u t Australia If Of f Vocational School Begins Course For Bail Telegraphers American Legion Installs Officers At Tonite’s Meet Tito Wants Italy And Yugoslavia To Forget Old Scores JVIotorlHtH Wurned * To Protect Children I Named Supper Club Head Roy Britt RenignH From Planning: Board N o. 17 •mm4s«w General .Inlts At Lev­ ity With Which Mis Adversary Is Dis­ cussing Problems Hy JACK Alt’ iA It I» I ISENIRiWEIt SI'EI IAI. i' Gen Dwight 1> Eisen­ hower told ,1 mduly resjumsive crowd .it Ft Wayne. Ind , today that I w-c nothing funny" about Hie i'-tb"- ol Hu- pic sidetiHul cam­ paign upinlng 1 l.'il.iv. I" slate drive, the Ri'pulilicim pi evidential nomi­ nee sa d I am m Hn- tiu.ipi-ss 1running lor offoa- 1 lii'i .ui r I hi-tii-ve Airierleu is in pent I lures- 0 nothing funny in that Elsenhower was applauded hy .111 estimated crowd of 5 non persons ns he ),tidied ,d tin- levity with which ins Democratic oppo­ nent Gov Adlai L Stevenson of Illinois. Inis used 10 discussliig some of the Gut* reaction to polit­ ical problcmlii an ”l»» ions effort to turn this satire against Stevenson, Eisenhower said soh-mnh "We arc involved in a war in Korea wstilus’s am pl.itis for win­ ning it \\ 1* hate had 17*1 non cas­ ualties m killed out wounded, There Is uollimg Ionov m that " Several Indiana Itepidillcnn load­ ers, including ‘-■•n William E J onm-r, inmcd the campaign train. .IrlUirr. whose crtticsm of Gen. George (' Marshall as ji "front for traitors nlivinn It lias Irked Eisetilnnver. wax not included In the list of politician scheduled to introduce the Gill' nominee nl sev­ en appeal unci ' 111 ilic state letmi-r and 1'i-enhotver excliiingrd handshakes In Dm Ft. Wayne slnlinii "i'm glad to see you again," xatd the general and then hurried tm Sen Frank 1'arl“on of Kansas, one of the geneiid’s top advisers, (old this reporter the Elsenhowar cump Is emu meed hv a private xurvuv of its own that Korea top* ill other idfir Issue a In eight Midwestcm farm statc.x t ’.irlson salil voters were asked to name from 1 list of 10 their choice of the lop issue Do said 21 t per rent put Korea uhead of all others Elsenhower ha accused the T ru­ man idmiinsii t’lou <<f "tiongiing" it- way into tin- ........ .. conflict Sletensotl ha- d< Icndi-d Prexhlent I I Oman's aetn-i'\ Elseuliott, 1 lx , ae tpi-elal train rolled into 'lie u r n s where Sell Itob’-rl \ l all |,| ’ dllo got vtrong pi e 1 oiiveidio” -qiport in his losing lijdll* lor the GDP nom­ inal Ion, Hn gi-neiiit . aides met tt itli silent-*- 1 llo calr lo-d defection hy Sen U um- M•-r - -- Oregon Hepuldp an eMorsi wtm pi- tioosU p .d offereil to - .impaign vigorously for Hie genital cud in Wa-hington III- will ,|l tills one 4,111 lie Hull rated he di-c-n't like Eiseidintver's a g ii-eiio-td wdh iiunv ol Taft’s views Carlson v, lot -i-'tt-d as thr trouble shunter-- who brought Elsen­ hower and Taft together III >1 "llliltv" .......lint; l i t t'rtd-iv was expected to lie tt-.-iencd Hie task of attempting to g< 1 Morse back Into canto As .m indication of the drenglh of Ho- new riDtniir-i- tutwceo Thenhmvrt and Tnfl Yietof \ John-trill In-Id d lh ilo t tor the GOP Hen at or in I tam tiaico < ummIHee and 1 t>nid tm- nommatton worker for I'afl, turned n” as a staff member of Hits political campaign train •V11 1(t* Orjfjin r»iiiM Stolen Last Niffht t o f r o r - n ink'* • '.■ ■ in ill ’ hn V •„ v arl, It.......... ’ >4.1.11, 1301 \V>- -’ Thlil>-rntli Street. w e l l stolen last rig h t, \in t n Tunail, iii.iiiai'4-r told >>>>li<-p ’mlay. Ha u t - >i- aid*- t" infoiin th - nolice na to tin* oxoi-t imioiint stolon. Entry to tin- laiihling ivns iiiulo tloi-tigli 11 hark window where 'h i serai'll tuts] bi'i'li It-movi d Utl'l thw gla-s hrokcu, --’ill t'-itit Roy Tilllt, in-ting ilili-f of noli,-i-. (vim is invi-stigtiiing the rotln-iv line loaldelil was reported t>y oolice over the weekend. trhy Demlrickn, 21 v-enc old Negro driver of the I TS. \ n Force, l)rlamlo, fulled to muke n torn with u box when Its wheels locked and knocked down 11 mu nil It 1-0 at 2(H) West Twentieth Street when In* swung from Ouh Avenue onto a lawn. Dumuge was estimated at about f 75 to tho Inis SCHOOL HOARD The Seminole County School Hoard will meet tomorrow morn­ ing at llhUO o'clock lu adjourned .session to consider liidx on wells for the Lyman School, said Supt. T. \V. I. aw tun this morning. PAULEY DIES MADEIRA REACH urt — Mau­ rice J. Pauley, 03, retired execu­ tive sccretxry of the National Amateur Softball Association, died at his home here Saturday. Pau­ ley j Uu waa <t former sport* re­ porter fur tho Chicago Herald American. i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 12, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 12, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0b9b4ae0102b2295b704fe97a30e13fe.pdf c93ed8fcb9453e6eda31ae75674fe2e8 PDF Text Text ******* ] muamvvr All-Stars Play Mason Or Hires May Pitch F or Locals In Q u a r te r fin a ls Of Orlando Meet Sanford's City RrorrnUon All Stars, lhr> dnrirri'lln r,nrn iif th, class It O'lnoiln Invitational nof* ball to trnament, plnvlnc without uniform* srol mriirletelv uiilur aWfil, will otnn|, with (In- p<jwi-t ful Ornng* Htilrk nine nl K* position Perk 111 Gtlanih, tonight itt iron p.m. The mull** attlrol ll-iiliit r , All-Hlar I ,*n in I* rapidly l,r toming known a* th* L'lmit kill er* from Ih* (»l<n (m in* of Doxpatrh. Hanford h*n ><wr-|il thruuch It* flr*l Inn Mirmintrr* unrfrfrilrd, lo rlin g Elliott THr, 8*4, l i l t Thursday night find Plymouth P raam *, 5-1. Haturday night, In nilvnilri- In Ihirvrnln*’* oiiarli-r-finnl mini,I with highly Imitril (Jrnnir* R a lri. Manager* Hubert llagwi-11 und Kent Cheilaln hr.vt- not vet nnunil their starting pitcher for till* in, portant prime. ft will he hnril to choose. Nnvv Cook Boh ,M inor Star Robson'* .Sporting (i'll u| k hurler during the regular r lu League, ha* been lielil in letem for the first two pnitii'*, It will he hi* turn on the hill However, Beil Hire*, the Iron niiin from the Wilson.Mohr rhil. mil 1tar Ilf the Hanford City plnv-offha« lieep Invincible In I lie lun game* he ha* twirled In the Oi Inndn tourney. Hire* ha* yirhli-d hut one earned run In I I Inning* nt ultfhilif and allowed hut »e<en hit* and *1* walk* In thni Hl»tanre display In* auperli rent ml. The fnntrnl*h*l) sprrlnlisf, who retie* on "|unk" and a nothing ball haa nerve* of *leel nmi never »eem* to gel up«et under fire. One Important fartoi lh»t mm give the friendly Hcdhiuid the noil Will lie III* hip lihl Hire. •Ininliiei anus* two tun* with hi* hoouiini' willow on n pair of hlowi. nt >ii rial time* to vlrlunllv win Id* own game nnnm*l the hard plnviny Freeier* lu*t Hstnrdav nntht Any oilier iliiiiipi** In the Hun ford lineup rtre not loo likelv. alnre the iiimingci* nglee " v e t rrn't htenli up u winning emiihliiu tlon," A win lotdulil for the Sunlm.l team would *euil ll Inin Hie aeinl- final* In hr played I'rh li, nlghl til U;UI) p in. in |In- „ In ner’* hrarkel. However, It Han­ ford lo*e*, It will he dropped in. to the Inner'* dirt.Inn mid will play at 7:1(1 uni. Prlilny nlghl. In order to he elllriinnti'd from the timrnnnii nl u leani irm*i In*,’ twice. The All Hlitr* will Intel in fmnl of Btown's Ammo Htullon nt Her ond .Street amt I'llil. AVenue id :00 (m ii . till* evening for ti a m ­ or tat ion. I'rnlmlile l.lneup John KeehiiK, ys, Jim Urum, if Churk Flatuler*, If Dill Crabtree, »■> Hob llasrire, rf Dill Drown, ib, or Kent Choilnlu, II, Frankie Htenatmiii, iih Coleman Vote*, ,• Boil Ma*un, p or Bed Hire*, p. Keaerves; Joe Challdln, Inf; Chuck lliinon, nil; lluhr-it Hnvjwell, out, 1 PONT TONNAOK DROPS JACKSONVILLE id* - Tampn't iorl lonuaiie dropped lord your Iml t tllll win I Iih biggest In (lie state. Army Engineer* repotted Tampa bandied 1,441.131 Inn* of vvutur born# cominereii compared with 1,517,470 Kina In 1050. Jacksonville, MCond busiest, had 4,411,702 Ions, an Inrreuse lot * --- -llm pro from 4,130,U74 v I pu i year. f The Sports Register Ity K E N T C H K Ti.A IN Sport* Editor 'I |j, f uture of Uignniaerl Ruse* hull in Hanfois may hung In the balance (hi* week n* the New York I hr,ot * lire supposed to make koine vet y important deri*ion reprinting u •>|»rlivy* trammg kite for i heir large for in -ystehi, ,Y* fm ll* ohlniiiing the SI. land* Brownie* for Sanfold in 11161, you ion m uni thirl one out. .Mr. "Whrel-Vni-iind-deal-’rm" _____ , I Joe Cronin Ulll Veer Is Bill Veerk rli—«sl * tleul lo *elid tin- Brownie* lo Han Bernardi­ no. I iillf.. former I'itU bur* l*lrirlp apling nurrnltiillul linae. I he Brown* had Irallled the l«*t three year* in Burmiuk, Calif., hot la«t yrnr Mr. Sport Shirt lierame (ll*«all*fled eillr the *r. raiigemrnt. I .tun I fan* lieeame Brownie eon>-um* ln*t apring when the No. 1 St. Lnula farm club, the Sun An­ tonio Mission*. trained hero, ftguimg their preaeroe would lot I he pu-lirniniiry move for »ouml mg out Hanford for the Blown*, But two fm tor* played against Hanford I • l.m K of aolfn-lenl population to draw huge exhlldtlon game gate*. In invert game* the Mishina played here they only had HUH paid addniisaion*. - 1 hack of adeipiate himaing. The Mayfnlr i Inn i* the only hotel that inn meet I liie rii iIII Ml nIn major league stan­ dard* rind tlint of iMilirNo l* owned | and helm, mu piofitahly by the New York tlin iit*. Oilier* (.e, a* Brownie farm director Jim Mrl.aughlili told ll* hi*l spring, I he Imaeliull *rtup ill Sanford I* "esrallcnt." The IniHehull situation I* serious, at lrii*t from the fnrm eluh Itniidpolnl, lui'ri'anlng tinea, operational coat* and liomiae* i-oupled with the rising *m le of player rain ties are mulling fnrm system* prohibitive lo only tlm taost wealthy. Hie It end toward n il I log faint i lull* ami wot king agreemeiiln i* already e*t.ildi«hed. lullii I main, Boalmi Bed Hoi ui-lirrnl* omnnKer, iinnoonrrd only InhI week that they were gum I. to have lo drop (heir lliollde t Blriiiiogloiiii farm <lull In toe Houlhrro \**orlalion. “ kiv . .i i O N * 1 ^ ~ Now suppose Sanford Isn’t MioiiHorcd by the Cdanta in 106.1. The alternative* will he for an­ other major league club to be ■ought out lo carry the financial burden of running the 1061 San­ ford entry In the KHL, nr it ran lie run locally or sold. The poanlbJIBie* of obtaining another major league team seem remote now In fare of the trrnd to slash down the number of furm trams, Last year, Cin­ cinnati was interested In Han­ ford, hut the people here were against another major league farm team, they wanted a local­ ly owned club. Cincinnati is sup­ posed to sign an argeement with J a i Beach this winter. After this season’s unsuccess­ ful attempt, from the monltary standpoint, fan* and officials are ngreed that outside help is ab­ solutely necessary for the surviv­ al of Class It baseball here. This it more evident now since the ad­ vent of television, dog tracks, stork ror races and drlve-ln theaters. "I'eewee" Murdoch, former owner of the Cocoa Indian*, once made n Irfd for lha Hanford franchise last summer, but when the club hit' the rocha In June h# reneged. There wa* some fear that Murdock might buy the local franchise and move It out of Hanford. Murdock might he still Inter­ ested in the Hanford's franchise, hut If he did get It there 1* not ns* urn nee that he would keep it here. Yes. th,. baseball prospect for Hnrifnrd and the minor league* Is nlinost ns dark a* Hie Itlfi'J *ea*iin I* dead. What will happen In 11161 I* the till ipiestlon , . . flats. Hauman Pact'H Navy Iah»|> With 1(>9 Mark All <1* Nnvv howling teams will onen iheir second v/eek of limn td.iy at the Hanford Bowling A l­ ley tomorrow night nt 7:10 p.rn. The Naval circuit Is using the number system Instead of narrra for their sis entries tills year. No*. 3, t and fl teams are cur­ rently In a three-way tie for the loop leadership with the Noa. t, 1 and 6 clubs deadlocked for the fourth spot, Bauman purea the Individual scorern with a BUI average, how­ ever. Humllnson, whose 103 porceiilnge I* second, l.a* the Idgll game at I PI. Caro i* third In tnd average* with BH NAVY BOWLING I.BAOI'K W. 2 2 3 I I I I« I I 1 3 2 2 Pin* 3360 3331 3IH7 3160 2110 S ill Pet. M l .0*17 M1 .11.1 .M l .111 A t *. 160 162 101 T IIE SANFORD HERALD Page A Wednesday, Kept, to, 1963 Sports Roundup By T E D SMITH (For Gayle Talbot) NEW VOHK <Jti - Two solemn, c o n f l i c t i n g Ideas have been launched by leaders of American sports. Avery B r u n d a g e says we shouldn't bother to keeps point score on the Olympic Games. Doug­ las Hoby says we better buckle down and camp up with a better team in I960 or Russia will heat uv The odds all seem lo he for Roby's theory to prevail Roby is president of the National Ainaleur Athletic Union. Ilrund age once held thn Job but now he Is president of the International Olympic Committee. The two are closely allied In amateur sport. The argument will be hammered out over Ihe next four years, and this writer Is wagering tho United Hate* will produce Its strongest leant ever ror the I960 games In Australia. Rusaia raised n mighty challenge at Helsinki amt it is not In the American spirit to take it lying down Idealism and history ore on compelition They are a series of individual events. Realism Is nn Roby's side. Whenever men strive together people ask: "Whathap peoed - who won?" ilrund age sounded his warning note after the games at Helsinki: " If these games degenerate into a national competition we'll havu something different than we're sup­ posed to have If this becomes u giant contest between two great nations rich In talent and resources Ihe spirit of the Olympics will be destroyed." Before the IU52 games most American and some international sports reporters ant! news services agreed on a point system of 10-5 4-3-21 for six places in all events where gold medals were given This govo the same weight In u gymnastic event as to the blue ribbon 100-meter tlnsh. By this reckoning, the Hailed Stales--after trailing mn»l nf the way—rallied nl the very end to win Alt to M31‘j T he AAU program will lie exponded so that Interest In ama­ teur athletic* tony he atlroiilatird in nil area* large and small wherever talent 1« available, Volusia County Kennel Club * -roMKiir* i-ivnui:* it sen—a/iaih* Mil* (g lu t 11*11 llnllr lleaWel tlrnrl»l. Ilorul l.ln*. V*»nUe.- Mias, toixac*. Hpetdy lilsi*. Il»tur«, Me T««sn. t'ovefly I'atrol s k i o v a H * t n —a, tilth* wits lierea* llatr Itsllr tlnuhlel IlMiutv Acllioi. II.mail Boron. Tssa* Hiiml I'oplM Tower Man. Our I Inml V. inilr lined. Hasty (Its*,h* t i i i u i i n m : —n lath* Mil* 1riiimi*v. KBs'* Itsaur. Jurisll*. Ill’ll* ve. I'rleslss* riuliy, llnridv Muhel. irspInM*r qo**n Bum f i l l IIT fl l l t d l V l HUH Mil* |,|t it* |,until, t'diK One. Hllna I.sh. Pnuk's I'rlil*. Ilmlm ll-iioti. \VIiim * i I iVarilor, Tn.-h Onl, Itoll Aiulv . t-it-Tii ii si r —s iaia* m ii * IM** rlllrl*. I ’ycopny, Hkl.ll-O V i.ru -r Thlm, IhniiiisUM , HI* I. Kin-tls Alli’Mi* nee, III1 luehv I.**, ais r ii n.si i —a iaiM* m ii * Hiiiisioie. I 'lit! (lei, l*o linsa*. I.» thnn H i,|, H*w* ll*piirl, Uliv*r I'llltllirr, Veer II,|*I**S. Jrliu n v v v v i li ii si l;—a lark* Mil* lllplry Ithvtli'o. l.i-nta, llarrv llli-h. osfnlil, I,ynn’* t.ml. ileltin* • lav. HeId Mike, Hen I’ng, V IIJIITII n SI'K—o iaik* Mil* HainV Hiep, Klii-k Itul.e, l'o|i|>*rl.tn*. Kiten, Mr /r * il * r , l.urkr Htee. must Lake County Boy Scouts Score 8-3 Win Over Sanford Semi Finals - Legal Notices Legal Notice n o T lcn o r r r a u c it»:.sinso ns eniiposK it VAMiAsu i:* i s CCHTIIS litiT M ir r * OF T llll i n * fvo tut in ta sk s : (i f t h k CITV OS' B.iNFOMir, FI.(Ill It) 4. Null,-* I* hrrrtir ■lv«n that n Won Loil P cl Putillo ll**rlr,e will h» h*)A , American Lrague u lflr* i.r th* city C(>miiila*lun tu inCity 11*11 In th* City «f 8»nforil. New York 82 37 690 *1 l;0o nrlu>-k I* >1, S*-;,t Cleveland hi 58 583 Flurlit*. 19. lis t, In rondUrr th* full'.wlnK Chicago 73 65 .529 varlanr** tu th* Zonlne Ordlnaac* Boston 72 05 328 of Ih* city -if Kami.rO, STorld*:' >ti->|u«*t hr Mr A. C 1 iil> I,, Washington 72 68 514 i l l ronatrurt t.ulldliie to l>* u-*.l ** Philadelphia 71 68 Sit Florid* llulMin* on I 14. i-ornvr lllh nrul r»r*lmiii-ni St. Louis 57 83 410 111 IUi|u«*l nt Mr J C. t<»vl* lor Detroit 46 «i 316 ii*« ot Month 14 l* ii nt l-nt i. National League and mirth S4 t**t nf l^.t ), lllh Brooklyn aff 50 632 11. T l*r 1 lor iinrklna tot for Karvlo Mtatlon whtrli uilloliiR New York 82 54 603 ti.|i*rtv SI Louis 80 57 584 *,|ii*-l ..( Mr I1'l*r I ll'ilt.ir Philadelphia 74 C3 540 to add 10 l* * l lo nurth *ld* ul ,vi.11 . aiiup *1 SuO) Cvilir .Vi­ Chicago 61 71 489 |i«rtl*ii In lnt»r»M ami .-IIICincinnati HI 77 442 spiisit * ahall h*va an npeurtunliy lo Rnston 00 77 438 b* htani hi -aid hvarlne Ily iin itf uf Ih* ZiniliiK Hum 1 ..t I'iltsburuh 39 101 279 Ailln*tmriti* nl ih*lt mri-lina TUESDAY’S RESULTS Aiieuat ZXud, 1941. American League Ily lurlhar nntar nf Ih* City Commlaalon of Ih* City of Kniifnrrt. St. I-miis 5 New York 4 Florida thl* Slh day ul H*pt*inl,*r. Cleveland 0 Philadelphia 1 less. Chicago 3 3 Washington 2 2 (first II N HAVF.II A* City Clark of Ih* game 12 Innlngi) Clly ol Hanford. Florida Detroit 4 Boston 3 <11 innings) National league Chicago 7 Brooklyn 1 New York 11 Pittsburgh 0 Kb Louis 7 Philadelphia 4 Boston I ii Cincinnati 0 2 TODAY'S GAMES American League New York at St Louts (night) Boston at Detroit Philideipnla at Cleveland (night) Washington at Chicago National League Pittsburgh at New York Inveslineul Chicagu nl Brooklyn (2) (night) St. Louis at Philadelphia (night) Trust Fuiuta Cincinnati at Boston (night) Clciment Boy .Scoot* twlmmcr* sp.nri.eadcd Laku to jr.ty'* 9-1 victory over Seminole County tankmen with seven first out of a possible 11 last Friday night at the Municipal Pool In the Lake-Seminole District Mart. Hanford'* troop SIS captured thrry first* to avert a waiknut. Iltphard I'hagan «on lha cla*a A , hark stroke and romblned with Allen Maffet* lo claim Ihe remedy dive honor* for Troop All. Huger Jiminei .345, t r i­ umphed In lha rescue event for Saalord. Ail other eventa went to Ihe three l.ake county troops, Robert Samuel was the only awiinmer to place In any af the events far Hanford's Troop 34. HnmueJ came in second In the cI mm backstroke, third in the plunge for distance and third lit the rlass B crawl. Sidney Vihlen, Jr., 345, took srnmd in the rlaaa A crawl and Htrond In the plunge for diatnnre. Kenneth Mr Murray, alio of J15. claimed second plat* in the bnrkstroke and third in the rlas* A crawl, Randall l,av•aider, 315, look serond In rlaas A diving. Other swimmers competing in the lank meet from Henilnole County were a* follow*; Troop ill. Virgil Grucey, Forrest May, and Hilly Tyre. Troop 146; Robert Mitchell. Local Scoot Master Hid Vihten **id, "a very enjoyable riening was had by alL" VIbleu thanked City Manager Tmo Lemon, Hid Richard. Mr. Johnson und Mr. und Mrs. ila*kv GAHUUE IS STRICKEN Wight for their co-operation In DADE CITY Wt—When Edwin pn'ting over tha successful event. Casque said he felt faint and un­ Vihlen ;>■ui«ed thu work of able to continue testimony, a pre­ ...... re Maffett, W. W Tyre, l.ee liminary hearing on an a«»sn!l H*roueis, John I ’ earson and Doc charge against his landlady for Compton. shooting him was continued intlef Initely Tuesday Casque had told the court he did h not know he was shut until he woke up m a hospital He was discharged only recently Seletn Mae Wright, 41, was ac­ D E T R O IT '.ft - Johnny Bratton. ( Inriigo, is mi odd i on fn v o rlle to cused of shooting (Insane at her homo Aup 20 Sheriff Leslie Beswhip Ralph Z aim elll. life Boslorr natluiic, Bi tholr 1U round w elter- singer said she admitted firing weight Im ul at O lyinpiu Stadium three bullets into the 48 year-old Casque alter she found him drink trai ight Thr bout, seheiluli'il to s ta ll nl lug und ordered him to leave. Casque 1* the father nf Eddie P in, B 8 T , w ill bo lelcvlM -d river Casque, finylona Beach baseball n m ilional network In (act, the flirht I* being staged pitcher nislnly (or tho benefit of TV fans, M IAM I The program originally called for M IAM I 'vD—’Tha University of n IHint between Clarence Henry and Archie Monro und when this Miami's offensive quarterback post M l through, the International Box­ probably will go to Hob Schneitlening (.ltd) arranged a substitute lo bach, senior from Newark, N. J. Schneldeobach sparkled as a satisfy JU weekly T V commit­ sophomore but was reserve defen­ ment. sive back last season. In Tuesday'i T ile* v111# Tide* workout tils sharp passing sat up High -I- * * the flrit frfttr bf seven Intiehdnwni 'IIntraday, Hnpt. 11 in u lengthy scrimmage session 12,16 a. in.............. .... d:5H n- n>. tilrt p. m................ H'-Od P- iuSTETSON Itatlon fl Had. Eaasr M* DELAND ift—Coach Jay Pat M vni u se r —s teifca mii* Sanry Ira * la. r-|ian*, A• llaart, Ice's choice of a starting fullback tvayttrld, Kiraer Kda*. Hv» Hpot, in Stetson's opener against Florida 11-•it(|iI1t»>t. Kiifeeter apparently narrowed lo two vet­ i i v t ii n.tcH—a terka m ii * Vn»l III****. Illitn.le Cherah, eran candidates today Pallet) said Willie Han, TocrlngII. sn.ly Faro. I'aafus, Jm-k Arrhor. Clnis Master. Fraactl tlloe. Cited. Ion, Conn., appeared to have the III. IIS HATH HtCK— Hrark I nedge i i i un Ihe offensive assignment H.il.ti Way, Hhlreaa. Hand Use, whtlo Herb Werner. Pittsburgh, Imn llo|i*. B**r|i .Mailt, Fundaman1*1. Mountain Warrior, l.aily V*e looked best on defense. I{rat ton I Favored To Dofcut Zuunelli K IN COURT OF T H E COUNTY JUDGE, SEM IN O LE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. A IN PROBATE. ^ IN BE TH E ESTATE OF EMMA M ILLER FERGUSON, D*c**sed. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON­ CERN: Notice i* hereby given that John G. tA’onardy filed Ills final report nn Executor of the estate of Emma Slilh'r Ferguson, deceased; that he filed his petition for final disrhtiige, unit tlint In- will apply lo lln- llmtoiutill- liotiulii* Kli-nstrum ('•Hinty Judge of Seminole Cuun*, Mum!*, on tin- illh duy of October, A I> 1(162. for approval of aemd in,.I fm final ili'charge as Executor of iln- or tu 11- of l.mnia Miller Fargitson, d w ra u il, un this Slid Jay of Keptrtnhi i, A. D. 1952. John G, l.eonardy Executor of the fatal* of Emma Miller Farguson, deceased. COMING TO HANFORD C o tm ltx lv Estahllsh*d lando IN year* Residance in Or­ office— 1415 Conway Kd. .enrit HOW (HI Cnn • Speak Effectively O fh-velup Boise and Self Confidence T f l . 6 8 C S O liirreu-e Your Ineome O Win Ftieiid* and Influenc* Peoplo IV rite for F it E E i Id lr r a t u r a . n *p rr***ll*a Allrn A Co., 19 Hu. Court Hi., Orlando F I.O H ID A IN S T I T U T E 2*01 H. Rumhy HI., ttrlaiuln, Fla. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING - TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TELEPHO NES OUi nmi 1071 Hoorn 494 Hanford Atlantic Neliunal Bank llilllding (A R M tO D IU M iN T — .3Ui. . e ^ .i'cL^r ? 1. . • < * GET MORE POWER AT LESS COST WITH A DODGE TROCK! u Dodge power really puts out the work at low cost!" "Wo o*o four Dodge 'Job-H attd' truck* in our operation —etui Dud go power really puU out ih* work at low coal! Moat of our work la oIT the highway over mud holee, ditciuw, and alopny ground, But that cneana nothing to a Dodgu, iiocauiw Dodge power pull* ua through anything I . . . toys A. KIUNINO, fr*i. Arenle 8*ody Mi*, In Fuiwit*, Calif, "A Dodge truck doean't 'two-bita you to death* either. Handy do wu hnvo any maintenance expenee and when wo do, it'e legitimate wear and tear wa can reaaonahly uxpvct.Uur Dodge truck* a n reedy to go 36fi day* a year I k Ih ere’s a Dodge truck — H “ fhiouah 4-Ion — th o t'i “JohftofecT fee your Job. ^ Dependable performance with r ample power Ii assured by fea­ ture* like hl(|h-«cipoclly fuel pump, two fuel filleri. k High-effUiency fuel systems on ~ all I Dodge engine* aavo go*. Heavier model* offer twin car* buration und exhouil system*. ► Per smooth power, you con gel eVrel Fluid Drive on Vk-« V*-, 1* ten, end Route-Van model*. See uc today for a demonilreIten—end en extro-geed deall P i w i r w ith economy! Powerful Dodge engines tutve cotnpr—linn ratios as Tiigh as 7 to 1. Dodge features, like lightweight alumlmini-alloy pistons and pressure lu­ brication, keep operating costs low, t 8 l l 5 P. M. BIGGER YIELDS BETTER CULTIVATION Cultivating early and often Increases trap yields. A nd e le t m ere cultivating would be done If farm er* could •peaW Its * tim e and energy changing Im p le m e n t* between jeka. The . . . ^ ▼ DEARBORN Rigid Shank CULTIVATOR 10 • Races M bs, • Tuee. Tfcara. • pr|. I I HACKS WRD. sad BAT. Daily Double le i ' A Races your job. D rear axle ah< ■tssl spring) many long le one cultivator that u vea your lim e and does a f u l, •le a n Job b e tid e *. I t can bo ettachod lo tho f o r d Tractor, e r detached, in M second* or to u l Ford Tractor a c tu ro le au to m o tive ile o rln g and O u o -S erve type b ro ke* p * » * H « > ••• c u lllv a lln g —ahort, easy turn*, Ford Tractor H ydraulic Touch Control lifts tha culti­ v a to r fo r W m ln g and for becking easily Into point row*. le t m d i e «ea Msm , end sPsr, f n t w N i f Mto M«H | w W | *eMos4er. IT* are b eed g eerto r* fa r feed fraster*, Dfarkera Impledad lervtee. B RU T TRACTOR C0. K MJR A OF MON m mm * Stan 9 ... T ta C tiu * to Sanford next year, they mu*t then face these problem*: 1) Can they hoe** the play­ er* In the Mavfalr Inn without hurling the hotel'* profitable late season trade. if) What kind of an agreement can he worked out with San­ ford? Will they have lo com­ mit thrmsclve* to financing an­ other farm club her* nest year In return for free usa of the training facllltie* neat spring? The New York (iinnt* are prob­ ably going to hrenk their tie-lip TGI* TIIUF.P, with the Jacksonville T in * of Ihu Pin* li.n . t'ln»* A Hally loop. T in * seem* to 188 Bauman f,l)7 indicate the course »f (iotham Hnmlliismi 486 194 team i* currently eonslderlug. I f New York decide* lo return Caro 484 173 TAX I.IKN F IL E D M IA M I if)—A frderul Ihcome tux lien haa been filed here against Albert A. Aaron, Chnrlcslon, W Va. F Huy Yoke, Purkerstmru, W. ,Va., filed the suit Monday nl legjrig Aaron owes Income tuxes from 1943 tu 1050 Inclusive. W VtfW O rangeB uick i a �iF y o u D o i r r THF. W E A T H E R f*calve your Sanford Herald, City © he Delivery, by 7:110 P. M., please call YP.LLOW CAB l«4< fe r a lft 1 VO LUM E X L IV A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R E a ta b lU h e d 10OH Former No. 2 Revenue Man S A N F O IU ) , F L O R ID A Contends Stevenson Was Correct In Do- i during Nation Has “One-Party" Press f • * Franchise Granted Fi P& L By liv e Oak L i v e OAK, UPr—T h t City Com* mission yesterday granted the lerlde Power and Light Co. n “ ear franchise, ie company he* been furnishpower to Live Oak heretofore without franchise. v ;* V. Gilmore, commiaslon pret, sold the company would . . . . Live Oak « per cent of tho gross sales yearly and that this would mean SHOO,000 for civic Imprbvrmente over the MLyeer span. CHAMOIS D i o r r i o J a c k s o n v il l e u h - E xtortion Charges against Mrs. C. M. Field wift of a police caputa, in ection with a "baby-sailing" have been dropped. Solicitor Frauk Cannon A? THI OATI or TNI IOCKHIID AIICIAFf riANT. IlnrtMiik, C a lif. strlKIne worker* |eer an employee driv­ ing hla car through the picket line More than JVOOo worker*, members of the Inlenwillonal Association of MarhlnUta. API., have hailed production at si* ••> 1-nklirrd • right bit plain* IliiMn-tird Army lumbers (bottom) (land dstarted after itrlkcr* walked out. Die strike cliinasrd in , week* u( negotiations. Parents Protest Stetson Provides Teams In Minors For Need Aid, Says Overloading Of Scholarship Hero’s Daughter School Busses Ex-Big Leaguer Violation Of Park­ ing Ordinances At Schools Also Hit A number of mothers, members of the Parent Teacher* Assoelatlon, appeared thl* morning he* fore the County School Board to irote.it overcrowding of school iu»*e», und violation hy parent* uf ichool hu* parking tune* at the South Side Primary School. Mr*. F. I). Scott, one uf the mother*, declared that overcrowd­ ing of arhnni bu**e« endanger* the live* of children, and pclnlnd out that one ho*, No. .‘10, taking children to the cast *lde of San­ ford, including the new Wynne* wood (uhdlviiTon, had lUfl child­ ren on it. Supt. T. W. Lawton a**orrd her that the matter is being token rare of and that nnother ou* ha* hern added to the route, and every morning I* picking up children on Ihe east aide. Mr*. Scott admitted that the situation had he o greatly re­ lieved In Ihe dlitrlct since the second but was added. She advlird ngalmt picking up children for ride* who tin not iielong on the particular school hu*«ea. t 'r i. Irving Felnberg asked that action he taken •,'iainst parent* who motor to the South Side P ri­ mary School for their children and who violate the no parking tone* established for the safety uf atudenta, especially those afoot or on bicycles. She declared that motorlats had even broken through barriers established for tha pur­ pose. She stated that she had hrougv tha matter to the attention of the police and tha City Commission, who had done all they could to help, hut that the traffic laws ere still being violated. Mre. J. C. Mitchell, principal of the Bouth Side School, also declared that parents coming for their children, perk on tha wrong aide of the street near tha school, Mr. Lawton suggested that the PTA group write notes to Ihe mother of each child et the school, explaining what the situation la, point out the hasard. and aak ih elr co-operation In obeying the parking law*. Dr. nrank Qulllman of the Coun­ ty Health U nit pointed nut that whlla local schools ami busses may bo overcrowded, there are outlying schools curb as In Lake Monroe and Paola that are not so contacted* and euggeated that puplla living In those areas go to achool* In Ihelr own districts, rather than to Sanford primary •choolio Supt. Lawjon .compared such possible actloa to stirring up a hornets neat with a stick, and said that tho Board had gottan Into troubla * w y year for 30 yean trying to carry out such a courts. W. A. Patrick, member of tha i t 9 | | i Tu b ) f In recognition of *h» heroism of n former Stepon University l***v •Indent the late Lieut. (|g» W II. "Ilohn" Mem. wbn w it killed In ection eerlv lest Steptf miter, while on a N*< si flvlinr mission In Korean J. Ollle Edmunds. Didversltv president, tinniunced Tu*> dev the awatd of a four vrsr scholarshin at Stetenu to little Pntrlcis Mero. I ». Mern'* dniitrh ter. Patririn. who will he li re*- yeiir* nhl in N'ovi-mlier, I* now living with her mother ami m oth.i'fnmilv m Ocals. Sheriff ami M>P. A. Mero. grumlpnrent* of Pit I licit,, were inut-h llleasr.l In toreive t lit- following letl.-i front award: "Mv dear Mr. *ml Mr*. Mero: "I hnve read with n great dent of pride of Ihe aclinn of the United Stoles Navy conferring upon Tlotm' the Distinguished Fly­ ing Cross. I wss particulsrlv in­ terested ill the rltstiofl of the events upon width this sword wamade. "There is little thnl I ran *uv to vou, mv friends, except llmt we Ml Stetson are proud of this dis­ tinguished record which tin* been made bv your son. A* nn expres­ sion of how we feel aliou! Ilolio, I want you to know that the Faculty Committee oil .Scholar, ships ha* voted a 4-year srholut • ship to Patricia. "While IOOH inav seem a long time off, it will come quicker limn you realise, and I want vou to know that at that time we will lie looking for Patricia here on the campus to carry on the tradi­ tion of her fine father. "Your* very truly, "J. Ollle F.dimtnd* "President" It waa following hi* release from active duty in the Navy that Lieut. Mero attended Stetson University lew school for 'wo years, ami also served a* a de­ puty sheriff under his father Infotu being recalled to active duty. Drivers Licenses Issued In Oviedo Judge Douglas Btenstroin visited Oviedo yeatsrdsy and luusd HOI drives licenses. This, according lo Mrs. H. I*. Powler, clerk In his office, brought ths total last night to 2404 issued. On the basis of the more than 11.000 drivers licensee liaued in this county last September, more than 1,000 motorlats hsvs yet to rectlva them during the IB remalulng days of registration. The three clerks rscelving re­ gistrations overt not occupied at all tin ts today, and Judge Btenatrom urged that those who wait until the last days will have to vtond In lift* as during last year. The Weather Ashavllla Bostoal , la eorraet a Ckvtland f t Mtrehsnls Uat Angelas Prslrte M»w Orleans Wsshingto* JsekaonvUls V.ZZ r.w».is. w s s a f f iT U gh Low Frerip. li -M U 10 SI 70 Si M M M S7 at N i i 67 74 Modern Players Are My A K TIIU i T I.. KIWON WASHINGTON '.r - President frtimaii said today Adlal Steven -oil t* rig lit in saying the eounlry lus a iitii- party pres*. And Dwlghi It Elsenhower Is orotic, he said, in declaring the people are primarily Interested In .i change ol administrations at Washington 'Vital people arc insist concerned out is peace, the President told Ids new* conference He added that Eisenhower I* running as the He publican candidate tor President on a course that calls lor an "iso Uttonist t'ongres*'' that wouldn't tiring peace Stevenson lias said til* campaign ! *s the Democratic candidate runs ! otto a situation in wlticli most nowpapers are pro Republican rtial's right. Truman said, adding that d doesn't seem to make much difference because the Democrat* wm anyway The President said it was the ante way in 194a when, lie said nly t o j per ernt ol Ihe daily newspapers supported Ihe Demit • raltc Parly A reporter menliiiurd lo Hie I'lesidelit that Stevenson had |Nimt • d out that although the newspapers may siipiairt Hie Hi-publican* edl tonally most of them are treating the political issues fairly in Ihelr new * columns I rillliail agreed with Hits and idiled I lie Litmus* ha* been in -leasing since Gov SIcvoumiii'.s lemark* VI the same lime Truman lielused to contmvnl on Hen Me i irthy's victory in Hie Republican Wlscounsill senutnrial primaries I'llr site* Said he had no comment on Hie Democratic boll threatened In Tex as, Lut Mid he would have a lot id stories that would Interest Hie reporter* during hi* political trip “Babied", Kennedy «•*«*«■»» «»• w*M•'» October. T e lia Local .IC«r%l .IC 'T 'V i« n T : if ,,» ^ ,t " Sep .leiiuer In Indiana » N o. ir» Associated Press Leased W ire 1952 Truman Pays His Respects To U.S. Press aniel BolichCharged .With Evading His Income Takes For Period Of 1946-50 WASHINGTON oh - Daniel A. Bollcb, formerly the government's o. 2 tax collector, was Indicted —No. evading In­ ^ o d ay on charge.* come taxes. The justice Depart­ ment announced the indictment, by a grand jury in Brooklyn Ally. Gen. McGranery said the grand ittry had leturm d a five count indictment against llolich, covering the years m u M inclus­ ive. Hollrh was the second ranking official of the Intel nal Kevcnue lureati before he retired Congre* tonal investigators have also been looking into his activities. The Jury will continue its invest gallon, McGranery said. Bollch, if convlrled ou ail five counts, could lace a maximum penalty of 23 years In prison and a fine o( $50,000, or both. However, convictions seldom result in the maximum punishment. Bollelt stepped nut as assistant levenue commissioner In the midst a House subcommittee's Inves Wtigaiion of tax scandals Bolicti figured lni|iortaiitly in the investigation. The lestlinony brought oul, among oilier things, that llolich once lived for IB months in a hotel room paid for hy Henry Grtinewald, Washington mystery man. Grime w ild, who refused to answer <|ucstlnns of House liivestlga|prs. twice appeared before the grand Jury in Brooklyn which relumed the Indictment Elsewhere in Washington Presi­ dent Truman said he does not know of any pressure from the While House that was ever put on T. l.ainar t’audle when Caudle waa the Justice Department's top tax prosecutor. Truman was told at his news conference that there were reports Cuadle has spoken of pressure he was under while assistant attorney general In charge of tax fraud -pro-ccutlona. • A reporter ashed whether the President k n e w # • any *» pressure from the While. House on Caudle. TAtman laid tersely he did not. Caudle has been testifying Inter­ mittently for the past 10 days before n House committee Invest! gating Ihe Justice department. The hearings have hern hehlnd closed doors and there has Iwen soQtr conflict In reports as to what he has said Members of the House commitA lr a agreed, when talking with re porters on Monday, that Cuadle had testified that government off! rials had tried on occasion to in­ fluence hia decisions in lax matters Ha Wes quoted as saying "more than normal" pressure was pul on hlrii. Rep. Keating (R .-N .Y .) told re porters: "There li evidence of prfssure having been brought by those in Ihe White House on Caudle." fb But Hep Chelf (D .-K y ). chair­ man of the judiciary subcommit tee, disagreed. He aaltl he had not interpreted Caudle’s testimony aa Implicating any member of the White House staff. Both Keating end Chelf agreed Truman never called him about a case directly. Truman fired Cuidle from the Justice Department last Novem­ ber on grounds that hi* outside activities were Incompatible with fUdg, official duties. At that time, another House Inveltlgating committee hid devel* oped that Caudle had received 13.000 commission on in the sale of an airplane in a transaction Invotvine a man who waa in tax dltflctdUea. Caudle is now practicing law in Wadesboro, N. C. * TH U R S D A Y SEPT. II. Picket* Jeer Worker At Struck Aircraft Plant l’.«r(U i btmil to clomly n r ilh ir r nil 'oiMttrrrtl 4h«»w#m and thundn f r i, brmntiiitf widely •>«*nlf**1r.| I n.la* I •11lr «ft tii^e in icin|i« i mare Peace Not “Change” Is Desire O f People, Declares President B ra n d s 11S T B e r i m e An Truman Says Eisen­ hower Contention 'O c t o p u s ' Would Result In Isolation Congress It) 1 to- (ssocialed P ie * * Prcsidiitl I Ionian said today Hi.,1 Hu , tuiige Dwight l> EMenIt.iiM-r 1 deinaiiduig won't liring pi- ice t.- the \nicnr.in people Wliat it will hi'mg lie said, is an "1 -iilatiom 1 1 ougress I i i i i i i .h i gut into |Hilit,cs at his weekly ’news , otilereuce Eiseu liu a e r w i ' ui New ( m k d raftin g -|i>-eOi>'- (01 a M id w e itu ril tour and y,m Adlal I *de»i-n*on, the I >, in... 1 -iic iiiiim uee .> is getting le a d * to m ake fw,» in a io r 't'ceches III l.o- Vllgeles la id lu ll]) 0 0 9 M IS ID IN tlA l N O M IN II I i i ’ii l>v nt.. |i KlMfiihoMri |" *«v vaiii * M j ) ui J iji ii i «> Itti* *»!••% of l ’«diit 111tut. vhliu tlit rinUii rd linn to j ,ttlit*i ifirf i)/ IK > 1» I vmiIm b f i I'lti i\ I . i i > liiinl. I V im t> Ivsinlsi i i i *I i >litu, wlm m H m l ’l*hrUiul to i Iiai i m ■ iinp.itMii -11 line* Kliftiliit^rr lii;hiiilr«t thr I'm liMii Ailiiilltltli .itiiiii j *•I.«fit ti.i I •1«* n« tnpiiN " Nile poll uf M ' puIi " aci « tooth flit li'M S • *«|» on tt.r ItMtlh illo|i| pJ oft v\ title thr • •••tin il h i l •p«fl(t|fl|| Sill' il.lv III Mlllllf •| •oil** i f -.!*»# i.*jf (until Son ••.( JiLi ) Compton Gives Suit Is Filed To His Explanation Force Paving Of 0 ( Expense Item Highway No. 1 ■ s ** . V sl.ili itienl li» Eisenhoiver while »u 1 In let slsit In Washington Ui'dlli'sd.l) si't nil Hie Plesldi'ul's news conference remark* Eisinhowi'l said Ilia! peace Is the lug issue >d the times and then no tied lo a discussion id the .in.itts winch tiiiiii'd mil to see Inin doling tus < unpaign "There >• t.e aid niu- Hong dial seems ' in, in tindi'ito- ill nl Hits extra niilm.it s elilhii'i isiu the desire im .1 change In .1 king Hie I'residcnl lor coin nii'iil .1 lepiirtci said dial ElsetiInnsei had stated Hut tie knesv me teinpei nl Hu* peiqile and that tin » weie mine interested in a >ti.inge ft).111 ill |ie.ice 1 I I IIIII ill ant Hu ll' Is UOtllllig III Im Ii the pcnpli are lim n- inter 1 -li-d Hi m peace And he tld that il l iM iih n w cl gels Hie cliange lie n aids that won't 1-ling pence tte p n ile is were aoH inrl/ed to put qtiotalnm u u ik s ainiin d the words, isiilnlnmist • nltgress " N o rm ally d iie c l q iiotaliiin nl Hie I'resulent's | new * i iiideri-tice te u iu ik s is nut lie rn iilte d Msaliwlillv Stt-VeiiMin worked out .111 address oil I'lirruptlon In guv111nit'iit and lo Slew* on social n T iirll) tew ■! Iln Ileinnci alie |>i •*-idi'iiliosl call' Secreta- Action Taken As ( lov 1dld.de lliis i'lld by H a lil from San , 1, i ,-si, 1 , 1.11 m aking eight Orders Mecl- l 'iIll'llnn is slop ry Says Notation .mil eight quick In s aliittg Hie w as iiiR'OtTollpikc Ilody pi'ci On Trip Was Km .r lu ...... In - fnlinw,',1 Pre-ldenl ( t o v e r n o r 'H Stated that if till* eounlry elects "llaseiiHil is n lilg Imsim *• ai 'IT u m * a Ill-publican t'lmgres* II will he no Indivldiinl or grouo i f indis 1 lists i*no iqo-rate a ndo-ir leg,- . an "Isolationist rnngre-.*." and Hi aI Hits would not tiring peace teem w-ithoul rln- *-si-i»".-,. Wlieii a ti'inirler asked If Hie 01* (or 11-fume i-liili " lliiv ........ I I \ I .I MIANsI I. r \ VoI hm .i TAl.I.AIIASSEI II oval word* isoliilloiiist Congress could former M-i |oi | ■none id m n „ lo- pot in qmdi'\ the President i (i|n|itoii | i i mm'I H iim i" b*a 1 MllllV \ | 1' A1111' 111 toil I \ III* •I nit exceillive. di-i-liirrd lod„\ m is lu-w-r quoted specifically al a \V4rn -11 !!••%•* h ’l'o ilih tin »\ l l t 'l r to 1 M|||||| | tit. M il*’ Moilit •fieecli lirfo i,* Ihe Linn.i I'h;.Ih’p a rtliivn t In tom I ms t s , ii--r of (aimiiieict* ni Ihi- Yn-- hews i null-relief unless lie gives, . f diM 1r|Mitrh 111 In’* I li/h w.• v No I In .in l.pk ••until* his |iei'iiiis*|.,n he said It was a ll, ‘ ‘ " Clnli. ' t o M 1.• 1111 li r fo n * it Htiilri t.ik«-• .• 11\ omit lor Mui " Il Iwliioives mis in In*-• I........ right with tiilii ......... ... s jiiii lh .ll I had " » ,r t " - " 1 ........................ lie said hi lepty to a qui-sliiiii city to ncl now lo oink I- no him -I hr tsiitl m i o tlln i Id I t.iliv uw.tx I mmii thr ii (I i i t lor tin nicnl w-llli :> mnior h-neiie .lot. that lie <t.ink> KiM’iihimer I'.o k Allriiil.ih • who >,ii «| tir is •s since, «* vmi prutialdv have rwrong wlien hi- said Wetlnestlay period ol May * 12 hut Ho olHci |Mrs|(|riit o| Itir I Im 11I.i I k.’ **■■■ 4 * '*■' the Mnjor* are reducing Ho­ that Whai this country 1* 1. most rw.,iri|l( ............. iftcslly iiiu l.u ,l> .No I #\s >!••' | ,|1 1|||| inleri-styrf in is a change of ihelr form nv'lem*." Mi hIII \k.|s I «’|i| I' srllli'il ll\ .It !'*• to-dv milled, "next -piing mas Truman *aol he itm-sn't think 1 ,u '1 " ......... t • l l l ' l i r i hi tiili.i l l r . 11 o 1.1 \%\ r l loo tele.” that's true in- said he thinks it's " I .............. sly made mil my n tkllll tl.ls | • S 1 It 1 11 1 1 , .* | I I s l l l l . l l M ill |H'uci- llial the uallim Is must Inter pettse ai count lor those d ,»s 1,1 Tlie tiusoliHli set er m of I iiskliu: lo million s|o l.irs d im.iri " •'eendes, who retired from D o - ■ eMed in und that's what lie's hem ,.llU.r „ , rl., limn I hr Slali Bo <I I »r|i;ii tnonl UorkniH inn-1 •l»:n hly l«»i lli«* |»a%! . . . . . , I omul imsllou- Hie first of H ..an t• .1Millin' \im iiirrs * ••mi* hrran-r I hr hli'li • •' h.iMi I hr# n year unit wiio recently imii-li i • ■v sill VI *11 Bui mn lie today's conference Mgtied (or gu-. pttrchusi total «lr\ rlo|iril it linuie mid tnisiiies* in Smif llirv u n i t h r l i Hr 1 11 cull f m l>;•• iMi'ers and the way mg $u p n mi Giitlirle. K\ and Illicit l a y l o i j l t/iiii.i \ .nut i s k n l nniil ionliciilarlv liigh ItilmL- i dealt with i• he City for It* ginclinis h-. i they handle ,. , 111!.,1 news Evansville. I ml . May it mil in for an in iin r ilia l r m . i i I lit* iiiil. r lalilv li-illi In hi* hiisiliess .in The Prestili o' i.encd the cm, |1|||a. h( , .... . , M n i , Ala m ’I Ihr 1 a**r lot tii .ii tiiR on Nrpt social contort*. tcrence liy leading a statement ill M\ "Itesi-hnll has cliangi-d gn-nii which he pniniid out that edltnri I'.llk ’s Milt M'l'k I m I’Olllpl’l (hr since I first liroke in m a '• d ally new spacer* and magarlnes Previously Compluu lira I n-lusi-d mail ilr|iarlinrnt I'foCmt mi player hack In I'.IUI In HiOk|* sf.1\ supported Gov Tlmina* E Dewey to answer iiewsiiu-n's qm lions llinllalrD uith .0 ,11 1I10I1 ol in'M plsver* played for the love . for Ihe presitlency In W W ' M|N*ul ............ Ins a. ol t\.i\ anil :i\\ 11•hn/ of to iM tu r the sport," Mr. Kennedy n Truntsns.id h ail, mm" t think the WB,|lw, Juy . .n.-.i ,:,„llra,.|S i.lllt„g illisced. Today, plsver* are ............. , J sntl tl.Hiiimted ..... . along ,.* ....................... helm ., , ., a klulvmi'til wlticli gavu In* «•* inoii* money i- *|»-i,t ,,ii any ollo-i nnd slirucd fur eiiurmuus I huiu" The president said that while tl|all„ |lull muds in Hi< st.itr " it hunt lii-itnr tried. Whv, tmln\ it'* iNitsllde fur Hie presidential t'lililplini said tic lluil glim* In 'Ihi' soil wo-, (iliil as Gov (V.ii anyone ran he a scout. Vmi dm • candidali's to get their view* hnve lo bulge a player's ntii!1' across successfully minder this set Tennessee In check a lip Hull u re 11 i .i 11cd lo ni iii*, tin In si uici'i "mitiilicr* syndicate" their was my ol tin' fitw i-,1* Advisory l ion now, you |u*t have to have t up, It is dllficult lor those who mu biggest bankroll to outbid t t'­ on the Democratic ticket for Colt trying tu gel started in Pinellas iniHt'l' tic lias .qipmnti'd lo look Cimnly, Fla lie said lie re fille d further into (I'jsllnlitt ol .v 273 other scout* for the voitngsU'i tire**. lilt finding* In Pinellas County of MLiuit loll turnpike Hut Inis "Thle Is one of the leasmi' I Truman said he doesn't expert (trial* mi his return amused Hie pmtesL. id inleresls got out of baseball. Last year. hi* statement* shout newspaper* llu u rv rr, Pinclt.is County Mier along l ' K IIL'hw:iv No I head of the Detroit farm m supporting the lleputillcaris will ill Todd Tucker '-aid he did not The mad depart meld tins week tetli, I spent |70ti.0(kl uf the cloh - cause any swlicit by them That's know Compton, hud no rnrre ordered Iwo t.ioie survey* id Hie money. I cannot feel right spim.i because, he said, newspapers have v|K>mlritrc will Iiiiii und hail heard turnpike proposal Ing anvone's money for hu, IlOll <1* Il agreed lo p.iv up lo iniooo to plovers 1 am not reasonably B i l l s’ become big business ami tradition iiolhing of an Investigation made ally big business has been Hepuhll will make the grade.” by Ciimpimi nr anyone else in Ten­ llir New York (iroi ol Parson*. can nessee which Involved Pinellas Itriliekerholl, II.ill and MacDonald Mr. Kennedy, who Joined H"After he finished reading his ('minty law enforcement (or a further engineering stoilv New York Yankee farm »y»t.-i,i prepared statement, Truman point when it ws» in its infancy, in ­ Chief Criminal Deputy John That t* Hu* I i i i i i wlueii recently rd out that when he rail for the duced many great major learnHiers and constable* said they had reeoiiioieiided. alter a ISIO.nnn stmlv In Missouri he never had recievetl no word of any report Hint Hie East Coast turnpike with star* such alien a* Spud wpud Cltsudl th an .II" Senate ••• Charlie Keller, Boh Heeds, tfemg. ,hr "“PP^t of ihe metropolitan from Compton a leg to Ho* West Coast lie under McOuInt, and many others wh.i- Pr,e »» ■«! 'T0" The Nl Petersburg Time* quuled taken immodiutelv he wss at Newark from llt.Ti i. H« asld this polnjod to the small Compton si telling Hie paper over The road hoard also .niHiorlled 'amount of tMlilicai Influence that Hie telephone: " I'll like to tell you a $.10,004) iiru l r uf lit* survey on P '* * lls * M !<■ s*s«e T e a l papers wield, and added he thinks (name ni Hie county ntliciul lo Ihe pro|»o»ei| route bv Ihe Neu whom lie reported, hut I want to York firm ol f oventale ami Col check with him first because he pill* think most papers tried to be fair may not want any lii(oriiiatloii re­ in presenting the Democratic side leased." John Kilgore, eupitul correspond SAN DIEGO, Calif. iAX—Belirrd in their news column* Truman xaid Adm. Jonas Howard Ingram, com yea, that some first class news- ent for Ihe Miami Herald, who papera wore fair. But he asld (Irst uncovered the discrepancies, msnder of Allied forces In the South Atlantic during most of some other newspapers weren't, was not Invited to Compton's news Work mrsv slurt <>n the new lie refused to name them, though conference World War II, died last night at laoiKwood-Nanlundo Nprinv* Rond Truman told a reporter who asked Ihe age of 03. Compton also referred lo a va­ rlliier in December or Jnnuarv, Thn admiral suffered a heart at him to that he, the reporter, knew cation trip he took to Mexico In County Commisrdimi'r (). E Fourtack last month while serving a* who they were as well a* he did. a Date owned car in Juno. He said akre, announced tnitev fnllowlmr he got the impression from a con hi« trill to Tallahassee, where he superintendent of summer schools versatlon ho had with the gover­ presented right-of-way deeds for at Culver Military Academy, Cul nor that it was all right to use a the Iwo nod n half mile road to ver, Ind. Ho aulfered a second INHUMANCB PAYS OFF attack Tuesday nJght. BARTOW tn—The citrus crop state car. the Htate Road Denurtmcent. He Inspected two tourist wel­ Adm. Ingram, Medal of Honor Insurance plan which the federal Iliils nre to he mntle on Ihe rnail come stations In Texas, he said, government is sponsoring experi­ winder for service at Vera Cru« Jo), in Novvmlier, tie stated and because Warren wanted him to. mentally In Polk County has paid lo 1914. also had a distinguished added that the Road Department When tho state car broke down, had anproved the deeds covering career in athletics. He played foot­ off for the first time. County Farm Agent Paul Hay- Cnmpton said he flew hack to T al­ the riKld-of-way*. ball at Annapolia and became head football coach at the Naval Arsd- man said Sidney I. Smith, Winter lahassee from Lake Charles, La„ Action wns deferred bv the De­ emy in 1914 and hold that Job Haven, had received $S,400 for because the governor told him partment, he said, on the Bouth three yeara. damage to hla 60-acre orange and "You've got to he here. Get a Oviedo road pro|ect, pemllntr fur­ ther roosiilrration of right of He retired from the Navy in tangerine grove caused by hall last plane." Compton said he used a state tvavs which were in Instances only Mav. 1917 after 4* years’ ’ aervice. S u rv iv o r* are ...hla widow, _____ Mrs. The program, administered, bv travel voucher to cover the plane 46 feet wide. Hy romparlaon, said Jean Ingram; a son, William of tha U. S. Department of Agricui- fare, but that he used his own Mr. Fourakre, the LongwoodLo* Angflea, and a i j W ^ M W n ^damagt from wind, money to pay a $92 repair bill on Sanlamlo Springi right of way la 80 faat wida or mora. the state c*r. Ingram’^D eath Emi n:8 > a | y i f W J , Notable Navy Career Work To Beirin Soon Oil Sanlaiuio Road “ E H S i-ia S '-' ! 1 -1in *la i". iii 1 1ne 11 II ,1 it in .,- Lit w II I - lie slop nil It e 1 nit ciiiiillielits, Hi (.1,1.In in quip* amt • lllll i l l ’ , 11-1 .1, II • II III,- I. I IM o, | | ,. ,||,, 1 1 • k li 11at le .L 'lim Ml i I his Sti-y i- at I lim III . Willi a lilgli i's|i.iinli-d Willi liiinl Hi.t l.is e it lo ■ 'll C|\ i- .'til lu ll ld l.lt I ••! tilt t\\«s IIIu I*61 l«l«||t"*M»B lu it.is tiuwt'wi sii’\ iau t*ii i .’turns i i in ' i'lulu i»l *!•*• »Kiii$* (ruin |'l» |*.416<1 texts I Le In \n»:» i». \ ini! lilhiitiKh .HI l III | 1 ' i f till |lollf|( .il 9*»|» Oil ills U p le i ii • r i ' i l ) ii Wilt*; il no w .in .1 .* liV11196 III il Iiiiii III V lie w is liOdl III till « l»\ • III Hie 'lliel tile h| Ihi* hilltili Sl$’\i i •••( |a| eshleiiti.il "|i|Mi||i*||f «!• ii I ' wimIi I i> I i 'I’liliouer, Wi'i k. li III lit III III , New York ti«-*•«l*11 1• f• • poll Ii i i i i op |tei »iiei im 4*t i * #• k • h ii |' h ^ii tour in • M l > i t Iii es iiim I iii tfiut Il I I I Iii I.im! lull* \ it Im i «•f Sen lie. l>li l{ M ii tfiv VN' rmiMii lie pill In in l.ti I eiiiilliilt ifi.iii |s s.till III lie | " i of i »pie Mon lor Linen liov i'i M all *ji'sI > I low I ;ir .Imulil Mu* ieirt i.il k’o in Mip|ioitin$( Mi ( '.’ll Mi\ ie elet’floii Inti Tin* ^iM'Hii tfi *eiiijfoi i» a ron i r,[k,., ., ,| fictile Let* .io>e of ills • mini! ousts in t/m erumenl •Il lie wlilt’ll some I.Hi.l .is lilRlll> pair ,oiit uilieis sl«iiHiiitk’e a s a •-i iii ' j i < iiupaiHii li.uiiilol to inuo • ••nl p« i m ill K.isenliower llevk into N'rw York veslenl i v rntliiij* a t» :t()U mile Mn! west BtMitii Whit’ll, lu luril. lollowed .in unexpei (n il) iiu'ct'ulul invamil of file South ( H i l l s CHOP DELAYED M IN IM I HAVEN P B) this time la-t year. Florida citrus he gun to m-.ve to market, hut the tail of Hit* season's crop is Dill .dm,d two week', away We haven't had Ihe lirst call Irom ait) stiipper to iut|>ect till Iriid and I do not anticipate any lor u couple id weeks," George Copeland, head of the Stale Citrus inspection llurea. said Wednesday. lie *ald his field force i* inspectmg nrsi'tilcil «prny in groves and I'sllmatliig the crop hot is ready lu swing into fruit inspection at ait) lime Fruit Is repotted slower ripen­ ing this season and a little Is still available from last season’s crop. .Movie Time Table R1F2 "Island of Desire" 1:00 • 3:07 • 6:14 • 7:21 • 9:31 M O VIKLA ND "Savage Drums" show starts 7:06, first feature 7:40 laid complete feature 10:67 PR A IR IE LAKE "Rachael and the Stringer"* 7:16 • 10:30 "Station Waal" 9:16 only wi v - - ff+ tV-'k:_.. .. — ---------- ----------------- -— . Li -• L �■ ■ ■ rf ■•v” ' ‘ *: T*----' -r* Youth And Security ; TH R SANFORD HERALD h | * > Thereday. 8*pt. I I . l l f i l Tile Sanford Herald K*(*klUL.4 la I M M e*llr »*r»al eaiarSav ■■■*•1. CkrMlaia* aaa t w rakii«k>a «■ a *i*rs *r* r*iChrlalMaa > • ! * • » Taara I I I Mainnll. /» **»!»__ ^> W « W * aa H N i * l l M M l f w w u h « ar. lain, ai ik* r*#i orrt** *i Jaafurl, rinrU*. »•«*»» Ik* *«l 'k ia itH at M*r«-k a. let*. 1 N O l.I.A IIi I . I.KAk M llir It ON link IIHAN R n O .li **■■■■•# . a t n e c n ir n o x nance mr C irtlir ------------------------ • -fa «(a N * a ( k * _________ L — AM ’a* t i a r ______________ an akllaarr m i I o i . m o • * N r i Ih . f***l*# l*** I I I M l l M *1 M U M II i u i I lo. Ik* W IH H I* M M N ( M l., will k* rk w iM l* f ■l*» ■4«»#llsl*a rain. S lN i m lr t S *O....... a**llf .Nr. I*. n D M Rm i m r o n».p iM ii iit ii M lRl.i R*«t Talk. IC’klfi _ klrua. 0 «lr*ll. f Last flpffj/wfctiAOypT. iT r;T O D A Y *!’ rtthl.K .1! VE woman wa* n meticulous { holtess, but ah* ovarrmphaalsfuJ matarlal thlnaa and missed the great thlnaa. Rat Martha wa* rumlirrrd about much M rrlng.~l.uhp 10:10. •Tlite it Cleaner Air W rfk. hut artn'l the politicians doing their best lo foul il up> • Tki trouble with running picture# la a newspaper ii that nn one can •var lay he wat misquoted. CORRECTION: || wa# an ei* Orlando (Ire chief, nnt police chief, who Wa* charged with diunkenne##, hul our contrail applir# *> well to Chi«f Cleveland a# In Chief William#. C u fta in There havo been many great and talented leading ladles In the history o f the American theater. F e w have been more versatile or had the acting range o f GertrtfHe Lawrence, B ritish born actress who died on 8ept. 6 In a N nw Y ork hospital. Slnco her firs t appearance on an American stage nearly .10 years ago Miss Lawrence won the adm iration and a fcctlon o f audiences in a variety o f roles. In one play she would sing and dance, In nnother sho demonstrated her ta l­ ent for comedy, agnin she would appear convincingly in a heavy drama. Whatever her lolc sho was bound to a ttract critica l acclaim and to a ttra ct customers to the box office. A t the time of her death Miss Lawrence was billed ag the star o f the Rogers and llnm m crstcin h it "The King and I." Among her most successful plays were "Susan and God," and "Lady in the D ark." She had ind been UCC III fo r some time but Insisted on remaining In the cast o f the show u n til Aug. 10, when IMjccame Impossible for her to continue, MflPr Lawrence was only about 00 years old at tho time o f her death. Had sho lived she m ight have gained fu rth e r honors fo r good actresses are apt not to a tta in th e ir true stature u n til they are past middle age. Rut when the the. ntrlcal history o f our time Is w ritte n It la safe to say that there w ill bo a prominent page reserved fo r the accomplish­ ments nf Gertrude I-awrcnco. j The government ha# approved .1 price increaie in #lerl. copper and T e n n is H a ll O f F a m e lluminum amounting to $900,000..' 000 a year. Another pay cut for lit • Followingr,baseball anti footbull, tennis Is to have I average m«n. | Hall o f Fame. The location w ill Ire Now|H>rt, R. I., scene tho firs t national tanni y the Of iptcial inlrrrit lo die farm- many historic matches, notably gr* in the Sanford are* ihould he championship contest in 1BR1 Photographs of noted player tha announcement that there i# no the ir racquets and tennis costumes w ill be displayed. Tennis has some great names. A t tho beginning of t ieaue between General Kitenhower and Governor Sleven'on on llm century Mnlcnlm D. W hitman and W illiam A. Larnctl w at the top o f the heap. Stars !>ko Maorlce McLaughlin, VI . hum problem. Budge and many others ore s till remembered. But tho gra Of tome local interrat ihould he old man of tennis, If his Into bO's lie considered old, Is W tl^a daciiion of the State Hoad De­ Ham T. Tlldun, s till playing professionally. Ho was to tennis partment Tueiday in turning down In the '20's what hlirtontom pornry, Hobby Jones, was to golf tha application of the Rural Electri­ nnd Babe Ruth to baseball. i . p fication Adrrniilration to calend powar serrigg into Florida. We daubt il tneig will he any federal power in F1oi,da for a long long Him - _ ■ ■'___ Power Company Pay Increase Is A T IA N T /U fl-A n g s i M ile . i* picking* up. Th4* will rent w a g « ^ m * * |e 1 wal ha a city election, mine nail No- W e iln e id if^ ^ M ia R'ej vkmber, at well a* a preiidential ction. and, we ho|>e, a hoipital rifetendum. fommiiiioner Carraway, 10 we are told, i* not plan ning nng fo run again, leaving the door rid* open, a* it were, In i«m« enwide tsrpriiing geniut who know# huw lu rail* $$,000,000 without taxing anybody anything at all. 8tahillialldn mXrd fc eitipliifn of, 11 majot. er rnmpanlea In four* stale* V I/ Tho rompanlea are IwAUbama, Florida, nrorgla and Mlaalaalppl. The Increaie will total f* .goo,000 annually ami will add $300 per year In Ihe paycheck of each em­ ploye. over prnteat* from membera representing Industry, the board voted to make the higher wagei retroactlv Ive to the annlveriary dale* of the varlmn union contrarla Involved, ranging between this y March and July nf‘ thla year. Comptroller Gay refute# to pay •a expense account nf Governor Warren's preti secretary who hap­ pened In charge lo the State of Florida gaioline laid to have lieen Mitchated by him on the *ame day *1 tha dale* of Indiana, Kentucky, Jaycesc And Tenneuee inn* while nn a hutine** I .#tt#«#« r t m «•»# nnti trip to Mian.i Miami for which he alio collact»d aspen** aspcnic money. Mr. Compton IB4K. "Our 10,17 Reere were railed ibidas i l a very emhideatioui perton. the 'Pth Major League team'," hn onld. In that club ware Willie Herschherger, ex-Cincinnati catcher, who rnmmltl«Mi aulelde In IPAS. evYankee* Buddy Roaar, Charlie Keller, Oeorge MeQidnn, Boh Cerda, Joe Cordon at al. M i. Kennedy, tho former catch* " 'i«r of, the St.____ I.otila ..W Brown* fan _____ fiL and farm rgh IIMratra dirrrtnr of the Pittsburgh Plttaburg Id Detroit Tlgera, eakt aald that ‘.he and rolt Tiger*, T th eke moat minor towna make mlatak* hat they do nut arrange a la that working agreement with a Major League team. "Thl* permit! th* •. to run and have an Interest ■ B aa tmt ul e.(jLneed 'i t «for w 1 now hoipiwi r'iih themseivea wiih »om« of tho v, which cart be espinded eailly 10 a* player* and money being furnlahed hy tha big league team, he „ vIn " m o w with the tow»" i* *m- pointed out. \A ftaefod by the report of the Fedinor league towna Mtmad lo ar let let the the major major league lei ihar team eume all tha financial burden Il was a rough Hay for the Demo­ crat! Tueiday what with Senaloi McCarthy, the moil violent antiCommunitl there ii, winning a knockout election for re-nomina­ tion, in Witcontih, and tha regular Taxa* Democratic convention vulin | overwhelmingly to nut Governor 8teven*oa’t name on the ballot but la a«k tha people to vote for Eiaen* kpwer It iin'i the Ripublican* who iN'dtmanding a change in WaihktglM, tail the people. n f: S Too Late I k Classify HEAVY ELECTORAL COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Federal Judge Harold R. Medina pointed out In • r*» cent speech th a t more and more young peoplo are neeklng Hccurity In John Inntead o f looking fo r what woilc can o ffe r them in the way o f a ntlm ulant to th e ir abilities. He s ild thnt the firs t consideration o f too many prospective young employees is retirement nml pension plans. It Ih easy to understand what has unsettled somo ^oung people and made them w illin g to sacrifice chance o f advance. mc:it for security. Many of them grew up during the deireunion and since the end o f the depression they ffim r |M nown nothing except cept war and preparation fo r war. Hut the best preparation fo r the futu re has always prep tieen n dedication to tne job at hand. I t Is well to make vision fo r one’s old age and retirement. Pension plans help to ensure a worker against fa llin g on bad times when his working duys nro over. Hut the young man "or woman voman who are ovi !t||h ||c h a l tackles the Job which offers n challenge, who meet lengo w ith itIndustry and Intelligence Is s till the on S J ^ r w I I I enjoy the most security when his career has runi Its coufsc A U K * t ftr ■*# si. t.**t*. Ik # NsraJS I* ■ msatk*r #1 lk« ■It* P m # wklrk I* »*tltl*4 »#lf I* Ik * far r«*«kll* f *l| Ika laral r. w i *rlal*4 ••a iM R O , a* well aa all 4l*^alrk*«. aarafj^yrvwr.- School Board U'aatlkk*# * • •## nia# N atl achool hoard, suggested that In order to relieve tha p a ru M . con­ gestion at tha South flld e rflm a ry ti'-liool that a AO foot wide atrip nf the play ground abutting on Thlitrrnth Street he uitd for two lane* for th* liuiaca. Mra. Felntierg replied that the till* pupil* are supervised and pro­ tected In getting off and un hu***a, hut that tiny* on bleyclta, aurh aa her own, had to weave In and out of traffic In leaving the •chool. Mr. Patrick pointed out that condition* are almllar at Seminole High School. Board member John llrumley assured tha mothera that the Iroard will do everything ilble to Inaure the hafety of rhtldren at the achoole. "f believe that the mother* will art on tha auggeatlon of th* let­ ter*, calling attention to th* hatafde to children of Improper parking," aald Mr. Ifw to n , add­ ing that if parent! do not park on tho right aid* of tha etraata near tha achoola, police will have to leava violation ticket* on th tlr car*. II. Jama* Cut euggeetad that ■chool hue capacity bo limited to the number of children who can b* stated, and that school bus drivers be requested to deliver a dally report to Herman B. Morris of th# number of children tiding on their busses. Mr. Rrumley requested that the mothera gita tha board another An they |||0w cart do chance t« see what about the’ flutter, adding that th# bdlrd could not atiaraatea ■ maximum of 00 children to tho bus. It waa pointed out by Mr. Lawton that three ot five ne •chool buieaa ordered had bead •ad (hat effort* art. to get delivery on •s soon a* poaalblo. Revenue Post In State Narrowed 0 2 Candidates s o n v i llo , M ia m i p lic a n t s C e r t i­ fie d As E lig ib le . ATLANTA Uft-Welter A. Hahli. Miami, and llarley Howard, JackaonylUg, have been certified as eligible for the new civil service putt of .director of Internal reve­ nue for Florida. Selection of one of the two to fllbtbb,$l!JKX> i J t i r Job will bg made In Washington at an early date, regional headquarter* nf tho ... - ii Civil Service Commission hero an­ nounced. Cnngrcia recently voted to abollah the poiltlon o. collector nf In­ ternal revenue, an appointive post and put the Internal Hovrnuo Bu­ reau field itaff entirely under civil aervlce. The new director of Internal rev­ enue will have far greeter respon­ sibility than Ihe former collector, since he will have jurisdiction over all Internal revenue actlvlilei In his district, not merely taa col­ lection alone. ^ Myers,- regional director M . ofCIvB Service, t said three eligible andldates usually are certified for oiltiona of this nature, lie added lowaver that only two of the 4A candidate* In Florida met tha ex acting 1pacification* drawn for the JobTo be eligible, a candidate had Jo ba a Florida rexldenl with at lagat ala yeara experience In a high level administrative capacity. aea an oral examination given y commlieion rating speclallats; was aa suhiect In Intensive Invest.gatlon both by commission retire sent tentative* and by the FBI. which onducted the conducted th customary govern mtnt loyalty check. All applicable civil service rules, such ax vet erana' preference, were applied to each applicant ■Bahll f t Florida d U lrk l cnfnrre ■ M tlMofficer K for the Department UglteftblB at Juallce, Immigration and Nat turalisatian tlervlcr In Miami. Howani la the agent In charge of tho Bureau of Internal Revenue In Jacksonville. E 3 im O f F in d in g CLKVELAND (A t-rB I agents wore looking Inin n report todsy that .1 group of red fex-wearlng Cleveland Ncgrnc* have formed a dub that tell* lit# membera to refuse military service. 1h<- report ivaa given them by U. S Attorney John J. Kane Jr. following testimony timony by a man Iden­ Id ~ tifying himself as a' member of th Is organisation. T il* man. William 'llonry Spear­ man, 20, trallfled he had a right to refuse a draft call because he Is a member of th# "Moorish nation of North America." Spearman Is ef M em ber* of wear ivoar red fcne*. fciie*. aald Spearman after removing hit own trt testify. Mo referred II. S. Commissioner It. A. Hern to a clause In the cluh’a ronat Kill Inn, which read: "The Mnora, referred to as Negroes, definitely can never be­ came member* and clttiens of Ihe union aocletv nf 411 atate*. "Tharefore. they cannot he forced or drafted Into the union, U. S. A. Army nr mtlllNry service k frht' for * the Magna Charts * rode of while lupremaey. The club. Spearman aald, offer* membership* and Instruction courses for 150. $20,000 Ih Earmarked To Punh Tangerine!) TALLAHASSEE i-n -M . Iteubln Clein, Miami weekly newspaper publisher who has bren under n 50day contempt of court sentence for 31 month*, fatted to win clemency from the Pardon Board 'WedncJay but Gov. Warren kept him out ot Jail with a teidh reprteve. The Pardon Board, of which tha governor I* ciiairman, took no action during a closed session on Cleln'a plea for pardon or com­ mutation of (Ba jar. sentence to a Boa. (a waa sentenced In February, ii m i r W d P t t ," ' ranc ' ' Jury the source of Information he pubilahcd on IU aecrel proceed Inge. He puhliihed a story that a man waa to be Indicted for alleged hrlbery. The man auhicquently was Indicted. The Supreme Court upheld Cleln’a conviction for contempt, but Gov. Warren has Issued one reprieve after another to keep him from ■lie mg to Jail. « II I latest was Wednesday after tha Pardon Board tailed to grant clemency and left the court’s sen fence in effect. Like moat of Ihe other reprieves, Ihe new one waa for the maximum (10-Hay period 1c allowed by the conatltution. Cleln'a paper has been a con slitant supporter of Ihe Warren administration. Th# Pardon Board referred to the State Parol* Commission the clemency plea of J. L. Smith, for­ mer Daytona Beach city employs who Ii aerving a two-year term for taking a city bulldoter and a*Uing II for II.B 00. It commuted to life Imprison­ ment tho death sentence of Elmar Duggar for first degree murder In Liberty County. II alto referred to the commis­ sion tha case of Enoch Hilliard, a while man who Is serving I I years for raping a Negro girl In Levy County. Likewise sent to the parols com­ mission waa tha case r l Ted Rine­ hart, who I* serving a tan-year sentence Imposed to Highlands County tor stealing a state-owned dump truck and escaping from ■ convict road camp when hn was serving time for.an aarilar offenaa. “in A million people would pack . their grip* and h*ad for Florida tomorrow If th*y kn«w th*y could mak* a living In thla state. « Every day the Florida State Advertising Commla*lon receive* hundred* of letters from folk* who have vliited Florida and yearn for the day they can call home. The only thing that pro venta them from buying a one­ way ticket ts fear thaf they might not be able to get a Job or find tome way to make sufficient money tq meet expenses after they arrive. Two enterprising Florida news­ papermen, aware of this dealr# for Information a* to how to make a living In Florida, havo Just published an Informative booklet entitled "47 Way* to Make Money In Florida." It la edited by Tom (). and Mike 8mith of Miami. Last night I took their book­ let home with me, stretched out on the davenport with a CocaCola on one side end-a package nf clgartUea on tha other and began reading. Tha books la not only Informative - it la Inspira­ tional, I t won't appeal to th* folks who figure th* world owes them a II v I itt and who seek to find fame and fortune a* charges of the 8tate or the Federal Govern­ ment. It will have no appeal to New Dealers, rabid Union advo­ cate* or others of their ilk, but it will serve ns a star for those who believe In free enterprise and who have faith and courage In America and a rt willing to put their Intelligence end effort in the drive for fame and fortune. These authors have given read­ er* a blueprint for only 47 waya In which newcomer# have found a mean* of developing a substan­ tial Income for activities In Flor­ ida. There ara many others. Bine* I am personally familiar with most of the 47 waya they de­ scribe, I can not only endorse the book to anyone Interested In FlorIda, but if space permitted could add a dosen more avenues of profit that await tha alert and courageous prospect who Is w ill­ ing lo forget New Deal end Fair Deal boloney and strlko out for himself In an effort to make hli way th* world. ay in I......... ......... The 8mlth boy* tell of Henry ‘ ‘ witth Cobb who came to “Florida a capital of f 10 and built up a million dollar buelnkas In gift b )iaa of citrus fruits of McGra1 or Smith who brought a plstor 1 ng manufacturer to Florida what they ware In the North. Of folks with vision who have trade fortunes out of Florida's wild sea grapes, sea shells, teaw*ed. Ironical plants and flowers i.ud Pui'l fabulous businesses be­ cause of their ability to visualise and orgnals*. No state In the Union offer* •treater opportunities today for • he men and women who (till re­ tain the spark of freedom of, ihoughl, Imagination and enteftnln prise. It offer* nothing to those poor deluded souls who have lost the secret nf America'* great­ ness and seek only security and 'he questionable gifts of a bene­ volent government. Inspiring la the story of Tom tieikln*, the chap who went Into the Everglades and rarved. a fortune for hlmaelf and family fro mrypreaa kncca; or tha chap In 8t. Petersburg who built a worldwide business by raising lour leaf cloven. Even the lowlv earthworm ha* tut hundreds and hundreds of dol­ ors Into ih* pockata of folk* who learned that fishermen end gar­ deners would pay cash on tha barrelhead for worm* Today marly folks are making rnmfortac iota llvIng raising worms. It require* little or no capital and pnys hand­ some dividends. Tropical frulta offer another lucrative avenue for profit. Thousands of boaea of choice tropical Florida products ar* ■hipped North each year, evocadoes, sugar apples, (angtloes, Key llmea and to on, to a ready mar­ ket. by folke who came here with little capital but. who had cour*ge^ enterprise and faith. opportunities for establish­ ing a profitable business In Flor­ ida are unlimited, but they await only thoee nf vision and courage. I am reminded of th* entranc­ ing alory of Cecil Webb who cam* to Florida and got a Job as a truck driver for a concern hand­ ling meal and grits. Not content to drive a truck the rest of his life, Cecil mad* It hi* business to study the process and In a few yeara he ventured out on hli owns, establishing the Dial* Lily MIIIInN Company. Now he ha* one civ the most prosperous and promising businesses In tha 8outh. Recently he established a farm for the raising of whlta African guineas He has a demand front night clubs, cxrlttaive hotels that hr cannot fill. Ills white African guineas are shipped throughout the country and being 91.36 a BOSTON igt—Flrel Naval District pound because he had tha en­ headquarters disclosed early today terprise end courage to try some­ that metal chips found In the re­ thing that no ona elia had aver duction gears caused lioo.ooo dam­ attempted, end made good. age to the destroyer Pritchard in what may hav* been sabotage. I Destroyer Damage May Be Sabotage, Navy Men Reveal * nt of. thb dlitrlet, said a mandent navel Intelligence Inverilgallnn to' line If It wai nbotage ha* determine not been completed. "A fixt in M all il M toase IVPV V cases." N N sPi tiv he nsaid n iu , "naval Intelligence ha* conducted the Investigation and It etllt doing so. "The fnreln substance which caused Ihe damage was metal chip*. How they got Into the re­ duction gean has not yet been determined." He said the damage waa dis­ covered about a month ago Juit before the Pritchard waa to leave the Boston Naval Shipyard for a training cralaa. Tha Investigation waa kept a se­ cret until last night when word leaked out. The Navy confirmed the, report early today. ■ Nevy aourcoe eald repair* will require aaveral week*. The reduction gear* ara that por­ tion of the veisel’s machinery which reduces the engine'* ravoluIlona for the propeller ebaft. LAKELAND i* - T h e Florida Cit rug Comgtliilon baa earmarked 120,000 to push salt nf tangerine* west of Ike Mtiilaslppl. II. V. Phillip*. Ilalnei City, had told the commission "we're going Dear Editor: Ing of to havo same trouble" disposing Nott since the„ passing sine* l_ _ nf, Harold Ihe 1053 55 tangerine crop unless Gray, has Sanford n rAvenue ■ lubetentUI quantities ere diverted t IX . the l oee of a man with* S from the old etlahtlthed Eastern ties of Mr.. J. A. JMi markets. _ . man whose advice was valued, quiet Stove Roberta of the Florida and unpretentious, who .w ill »># ipretent Tangerine Co operative said ihlp mlaatd by hlgmany n f o wait of tha ‘ ‘ manta the Mia Mlaalaalppl increased I I per cant during a threethat*kept' M & f l n t to Wmealf. month period last season whan Ute a vary very conaetanttou* conscientious mao that firm­ flm rcvoperatlve apent $1,900 for *dv»rly believed to a Supreme Bring tiling the ilpper-skinned fruit thore. vole* hla raAnother promotional project ap­ Hie chair on proved at a coat of liS .000 will on*. Hla . llgioue conviction*, I pqsb < consumption of citrus In push ttia porch of k|a honl* will h# lookFlorid. ichooli. •d upon by many, and with fond commission will pay Mra. rooms In many schools. The < Commissioners adopted ihe M« Helen IStewart, Jacksonville, tSM a month to visit schools, resent U, S. grade* on oranges and tarti tha valtto of citrus fruit ai juice, Hites, which furnish tssly raelpts ind try to amount of p$ul discoloration j and get more of the frtlH to school iuhebes. Mrs. Stewart has spent pickers who want to fiy tho now 14 years in organising . _____ _ »lM u a * ! k r STRATFORD ON AVON. Eng UR the PTA, which operates the tuner : a m I S h ak esp eare Don Inting D oubted * , • ■ Mrs. Appleby stated that aba had beau rendering, thla tu-vleo ’ some Make for foNr children, that on Minday fir# eMI- FBI Investigates Clein Fails To Win Fez-WearingGroup Clemency But Gets Opposed To D raft His Tenth Reprieve By RUHftfci L K A Y Hartford Forum .1 a n : n s w r . airj'jnsss; ............ k f B. W. Miller ' Fahne) ' USED CARS 1950 Buick Super Sedan Fully equipped, looks niw 1947 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan 1950 Butck Sedan Locally owned, excellent condition 1951 Chevrolet Deluxe Sedan ' Looks new, low mllehgk locally owned NICHOLSON BUCK CO. 110 M A G N O L IA A T I. —BrlUih authorities war* cautious Ifd aU^ h i* 1l?nlgh?e*S*lrti “ r^e#p^ n 01 X to Pnrf' hive (MuMHto South Africa ■ contemportrait of William Shako-IM$' L-tkClPI/ fiJ“ ’ ‘T jC M I * . -. - y i. • �^ i " r V* •• • *• y:, Social A n d Personal Activities H H O N B 1 48 I * 1 / ^ 1 J Alw* Curtin (toodingr jOCtCtl L a le n a a t Horioreti At Showecr P e r s o n a l C • THU RSD AY Tha Seminole Association of Baptist Training Union* will hold a m ai* meeting at the First Baptlaf Church In Hanford beginning at fl.00 p.m. The Royal Ambassadors will meat at the Flrat Baptlit Church at 7:00 p.m. Semlnola Rebekah Lodge No. 43 will meet at 8:00 p.m. Obligation Night will be observed with Mre. Virginia Andtraon In clarge. All member* era urged to bo preaenL MONDAY A “ M Tha Woman’* Missionary Union of the Flrat Baptlat Church will mCit at 3.00 p. in. at tha church for a program on atata m illion*, Tha Women of tha PrtsbyUrlat] Church will hold an Inspirational meeting at 3:00 p. m. to ba pre­ ceded with the Prayer Band at 2:80 o’clock. Tha program will be baaed on the lira of Tojrohlko Kagawa, a Japanaaa who haa bean trained for mlailonary work. M i END A’. Banfonl I-odge No. 82, F and AM will confer tha Fellowship De­ gree at 8:00 u. m. at the Maaonlc Hall. Tha Woman1! Miaalonary Union of the Flret Baptlit Church will meet at 3:00 p. m. at the church for a program on atata minion*. Tha Unity "Truth" C la n will meat at the Valdet Hotel at 7:4ft .m. "The 8ermon on the Mount" _y Emmett Fox iwill he studied , T_ „ I and tha public la Invited to attend. W EDNESDAY The Woman’s Missionary Union, assisted by the Royal Ambanadors, g irl’s auxiliary, and brotherhood will present a program on state missions at the First Baptist Church. K A w Dc Bary Doings ____ By K A Y H RNNINDBH P # A w a w Baveral families rsturned Just In time for the opening of school. The family of Mr. and M r*. W il­ liam Fecce had a six weeks' trip which Included a number of the eastern states a* well as their former home In Indiana. Parents and children enjoyed their first visit to the East. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Cof­ fin and their daughter Beryl, also got hark from a vacation In tha Fforth. Miss Charlotte Rergmann, a student of Western College, Ox­ ford, Ohio, spent tan days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. grandpai Charles Wagner, before return Wagn in * to jc lw o l. tOnu- nets arrival la' i r fowl DeBaty, who la too ____Ling young toto I ba in t a m M In ■f-Tiuui* in school, iarrived m m i recently rv r in iij In in the inv Sanford hospital. Her parents Lt. and Mrs. Gooding have been JlvIng In DeBary for about a year ami h half and are very happy to add Anita i.milae to their household. The first tsacher of the DeBary Nursery School, Mrs- Eric Sim­ mons. Is now In charge of the Bonnie Day Nursery In DeLand. A fter spending two months In the North, Mr. and Mr*. Frank Hill have returned to DeBary. Mr. and Mra, George Schmidt arrived this week. Mrs. Schmidt’s Illness during the summer dslayed their return, return. J and Mra. William Fldter a n bark home after having apant ha a month visiting thalr children and grandchildren. iWe always dislike reporting IIIntaae*. W# especially f t * ! that way In regard to Erllng Thomp­ son, who auffarad a fractured haal and la hoapltaltaad In Meadowbrook, Long (eland. Mre. Henrietta Mag ulre, who made two vlelte to DeBary recent­ ly, during which ehe arranged to haea tha Germain house, Is rnely 111. Her doctor haa nrd her to bad and she will he able to corn* to Florida at th« present time. s S3 ‘ D K I U \U m n lh,.. .,t. ■o' 11 n I’ , : , .1 SICl’T I L M l i K I t S I l ’ K i; SIM-LCIAt, M l** JoAnn Strawder. ilaughicr of Mr. and Mrs. I.eRoy Strawder, announced today the plan* f"i hrr marriage to Stanley (Ig l**1'). *on «.l Mr and Mr*. TnomaOgleshy. which will take place <«u Sept. 12. The wedding will be at the F in e f , al < at 8 o’clock with Dr \V. P. Brook* ■'» officiating. Mrs. Marvin Milam will bn the Organist, and soloist will he Datid Hester. M l** Strawder ha* chosen *» hrr matron of honor Mra, Le Roy Strawtiri Jr., her maid of honor, Ml** Dirham MeNah. and I rtdrsmnlda will he Mi*» ,P*t Castohe and Ml** Jnrkle Rowlao-I Little Mia* l.lmls Williams wdl he flower girl nod young Jlmn'v William*, ring hearer. I.eRoy Strawder Jr. will serve a* best man and ushers will '*• I.ynwood Whatley. James Man nine and Robert Humphrey. Following the wedding a re reptlon will he held In the Edu< n ttonal Building of the churd No Invitation* have been laiucl hut all friends of the couple ate Invited to (he wedding and (<• reptlon. (G A L L O N IIO R D L N Sl( i:V i;i; \.M W in s S K t.1 X T .O N u r Cl \ V , , I : 8 9 c ........... fO ViiRRoV i l l - (.••*- «>» i n • V T T ” ?•'*' ”’ t'TXi 11 I I L i ifl f 'I* I'D -S ' Bandy Ander*on ha* returned Mra. Curti* (loodlng hon­ ored recently with a bridal show ­ from liemlrrionvllle. N. C. where a ii er gl»en by Mr*. W. I* liter* and be ipeni *ome time. W \ It,K E E N t'.K NCV MU# Marie Gooding at the Good•tin I tie * Miller It* the t lot k' Mr. and Mr* .lullu* Dlngfeldei in * home on the Old Oi Iambi HIMhway. (lames were enjoyed j t etui tied recently from Ormond and prises were awarded to Mr* Reach where they *pent part of J. C. .Slevenon, Mr*. M. II. the *uminer. Green and Mrs. 0 . 11. Thigpen, Ml** Margate! Dlngfeldei plan* after which refrcihn enta. consistIng of cake and punch, were »ei ■ to leave on Sunday for New OrIran* to enter Tulane Unlverilty ved. Thoae Invited to be with Mr* urnduatr *clmol of social work. T O N It it I T F it I I I A Y (inodlng were M i*. O. I*. Wade. HKN Byron Beard ha* returned Mr*. A. C. Dobaon, Mr*. Ilalnh, to Norfolk, Vn, after spending Peters, Mrs. C. P. Rabun. Mr*. ^11«• l lllMi'l Itf'illll, W1111*4|‘ IPHIM.I^I’ In I t Ill’ll I-I VVJ». in »'V«'!lt (if J. P. Steveraon, Mr*. John Wynn, two week* with hi# parent*, Mr. A il|f. 'U in I N y I mm lle iirh M io »• tln» fo rtttri M»M\ h i|fn i^ » t!if M il. II. A. Bteinmeyer, Mr*. H. iiml M i*, it. I.. Beam. of Mt. it ml >ti * H, It Hippo h Miivtotiii, ond ton p u 'iit n11* Mr. K. Boderbtom, Mrs. Cnrl Bind I n llo H 'iflp it d im ♦ OC'lilllpT l! | i Tommy Stringer, Floyd Cooper M i- R I R'.ud m tin. cii\ bunr, Mra. (i. If. Thigpen, Mr*. iiihti oh i h ll'K I *, I *M4It ', i imp the* nt. ...... hug in li,. II, J. M. Syple#, Mra. J. C. Carneti- and Bobbv I’tillln have left for tm rdoo. Gordon, ter, Mrs. Clifford Johnson, Mr*. Murray Stale Tearher* College Zamer Syptes, Mrs. I,. M. Himes, In Kentucky where they will room Mra. M. it. Greene, Mr*. C. C. at Ordway Hall Hannon, Mr*. J. P. 1.*Itocbe, Mr* i imi S A II Hidden David I* expect Walter Bonnett. Mra Robeil Bruce, Mrs. II. A. (binding. Mr*. ed to arrive tomorrow after com­ Leon Bteinmeyer. Mr*. William pleting hh basic (reining at the n.e r-rimin 11tee to t Ini i ge nf I In Hawkins, Mrs. Wilbur Nolan nm! United Blairs Naval Training Cen­ The first meeting of the Lyman M '* A M Philip, "n - matHed niuoi.il Sunlli Id.1 Mallow i . Mila Charlotte Swan. Ml** Kllra ter In S*n Diego, Calif. F T A. will he held si the Lynn.............. ti S w aii/ tin. .... in ■-nt hiiitl met ltd uiy lu a1 s Oil U th Carpenter, M lsi .lean CatSchool on Tuesday evening, Hc|.’ mg al in tn ..'cluck in the t'li.iprl Th» Dependable Class of the o ’, tot Is at the Inun. o f M , i i.-d v l,K K ir, I Me I Inidhi Church will meet Id, at H.IHI o'clock Principal R *i >*f Peace .,( th-lv t n - f p* - "pul if..Id. the li mg w a ..... In, l>,| M in Maxine McKinley. burn Mllwee will introduce lbf lunch ITic Itev It LvMlei»rt *1 H:tKl p. m nt the home of Mrs. I ,v ‘'Piauniau.^ h It "Id., and plan* Nancy Brock, tlH Grandview Iracher* to the patent* which wi'l /imnirtmnu olticmlcd at the M»1, imide foi lh. minll «t II list Rake rectangle* nf cii*n nastt he followed try room conferences ding aciv Ic* Infoic the immeiti 11 pc of ho. III* f.a II... • ill 11' 111 Onrllvidiial-aervlng alar t ; spoon Drive In Rose Court. Refreshment* will lu- served hi n*<- ui- inhci . of the founts diced sweetened pearhrs between thl- H.iuonl CKO. Will 111• 1 ....... the Home Ec girl* tn their model Mi and Mi Swart/ left, fol Mr*. S M. Thompson and three • he psstrv leave* and top with 11. 1 II and newly decorated room*. ' lowing tin welding, tor u ini> u sweetened whipped cream for a rhlldren of Oceana, Va. are •pend­ 1.. ll.iw mg the Inc. I. 1It M . ing * few week* with tier parent*, large attendance is expected an I tli,. .ontlu-iu .... I west cmi.i pot luscious company de«»art. R .i t .. . i c. . • I t . Imi.u.t 1i• Mi . all new parent* are urged to con ■ i i . uia of tindate and upon ilu-u Mr. and Mi*. It. I.. Beard at .ml help plan for greater organlxn ictiuii plan to reside at Mi /d ial . W .I.I 1. Mi .1 1 Mil hell. their on Av*.nd» Avenue. N. J., returned on Sept. 13. tiou and expansion. Mr*. Lola An Awaits* reudence on Stlvei I aim Mi M l, Ilodg.-.. (I. V \\ Ann Volet I* delighted that tier \\ i i i i,tnt , M i lic M ij *’ W illm n Friend* of M i*. Leonard Dime* derson !• president for thl* year. brother, Charles Carlson and hi* will rrgiel to I i-m iii Dial die i» li A| n 4 |*’i ir u n i \| i * fu n wife, who came to DeRary a short I \ M.lllj. confined to he, home nufferlng time ago to vlalt, have decided to from *h»ck reuniting from Irelng heeoma permanent resident*. They involved in mi automobile •rrldent have purchased and moved Into l**t Sunday I 1|M >llI |II If 1.1Ifll* 11hthis in iiirrl the Piccolo house. NASI IV II .1.1. h im r lli.tm lx ti*H ip n in n •»! f*i n *»n ilin ^ pi «»li1niiH Mr. and Mra. August Bust.... . ’ a .iv If» Mil v i* tin (Jitnl 1 1 it Mali Mr*. Ruth Scott ha* left for I lH pm t^hh*> hr h<ilil ‘havi were the guesta nr Imnoi at a 1 SAJHFORD i OR tuuhlem i* lu P"t up _t|..- ....... er |10), t1 ,.,lvt,ti„„ ,i Mmiih Itlrhuiond, Va. to visit her broth­ farewell p a rty which their er, Ralph Hugo ell, and mol her, nut hr i Ihiip utlh il •itfi r i-• Iv w\\ friends gave them before their ir virr*il!r t f11" hili 11AMni it"i" tlail v m lf« Mr* R. S. Bagwell, Mr* Scott turn to their home In Thnrnwnnd, and the Bagwell* plan to spend mimI h rr in iirs m r i'o l Wrihii <«l,iv W BKT V W A !.r ■- — - * N. Y. i»nr srhunl liiiihfimt n t i ’iim On *ome tune in llnillngton, Vt. Mr. and Mr*. Robert M. Brown, fin ,iftt*r fiHnllu*r irp ulfril I " lh« of "Sunny Skies" on Clem l.nke, liifi isf itr Si hiHtl 1.1iililtni! ’ "fih'i M i*. Manuel .lacotrson and Ml** have returned home after i» three A i Iren Jacobson have returned Mr ami Mrs. How ard I, Wind •' •'-'•■ ■ ' l - '** < months’ visit to relativr* and riisK Thl* niiN 'll v .i • lh.it Ihrii from Paleraon, N. J, where they friends In New York. Connecticut, visited Mr*. Jacobson’* mother chel arm nice I Ins hiilli of * so isii'l nnirh Mi 0 i in h r ilmir Mm New Jersey and Maryland. I.**t and *lrler, and New York City weighing H lh*. <>,, Sept |0 I h.i-n'l ilirmlv l»»*rn pul mh» • ffn I week-end they had ns their guest*, where they visited her son and Bermuda. Mr*. Whelehel will I, Mi»*l min r s f«il Imiilit.i>i! 1 *t Mr. and Mr*. Ilen iy Zeff, Henry, daughter-in-law. Dr. and Mra. rememliered a* the former Gath <tillllliC. Ihr rrp.ii Is li h« Mi 0 erlne Clark. Jr. and Candace, of Clearwater, Sherwood Jacobson. re*stilt IffHii t iKmu iilv.iiil.i. * "• M r. and M r*. E. W Rogers of Florida. Mra. Zeff is Mr. Brown’s Crestvlew announce the l.irtlr id " ’ tund'll.m niece. A boat trip In Blue Spring* ti. .l>am a daughter Marian Klixalieth on For cv.in ple I .m e. and a picnic lunch, rooked out nf Sept. 0. M r*. Roger* I* the form director of Hit- l lnn.la Edo. du.n doors was part of the entertain­ li.'|..(rlmi,iit'* illusion of udiutnl er M ary Tourhtnn. ment, dealt.>11 ..nil Idi inri* report, d nu i Mr. and Mra. Edward Vernal*. plan win. h lu. . .ved III .laic Mr*. W. C. Tlson wa* elected ken, of Cluster, N. J.. were house Here'* a good *utipc menu lass / r.i'iiu guesta last weak of Mr. amt Mi*. a* vice rhuillltan of Iho II. W, A. scallops, baked ....................... . ,.)(• 1 o ' Circle of the Flrat Christian slaw. Santa the scallop* lu le.r ' • " vlni’1' /. V " . " h l," ' ftfr -S lr fc * A. Dueloa, ‘ of Church wlilrh met on Tuesday let or margailnc ami serve wtt'i ‘t1" 1 ItUhltng. lid tin |dun . uultl lie ,l|lt r l*! ' 1,1 , ,1" Marlevllle, Quebec, Canada, are night nt the home of M l* f.ester tartar sauce. To make the ..... . spending their vacation In Denary. Thar pi*. Other officer* elected ii»ht f« run nf mmmhum I ni* w it1 >i -«*•tllu*rti |Mit •»* ' •••r (•! •» H r ♦ UtilfoRtMwtfi nf tiHtirrrl Mill jiiiU *. trupitMl sunsiinr Mir m In Mrs. Duclo* ts I,. Hernrd’a sister. were M i*. Ralph Kuhn, secretary; Mr. Ditrlns U an employee of tho Mr* W II Grantham, treasurer j a tablespoon of tunned paidi-v ! <|,,’h 1 ruoniru *t..rl , i .tli m i 11s•« irp'iifi'M »»fi Canadian National Railroad. H nnd Mr*. O. ft. Landre**, social and some fim-lv gutted onion F u i l | ‘ •• »•. IM0,1 r r Mi m i deearst *etve i.-e cream with ti I I*»•i n«’ *I It \ i i nf I*** .il ♦,l<i il I* their first trip to Florida ami chairman (I Mil Mu t*i if» I i.il The uicclltig was conducted by blueberry sauce. they are enthusiastic In their > till \ ■*H »'••! •» • IID . It \ R •. \ | \ relic of this section, especially Mr*. <* T Pearson and following *If bill' vII -pi lilt v t»H-l I p « prayer by Mr*. Herta-rt Its**. • Bsry. . miiihI ii 1D* 1 1 pn-a(||.| Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Moeller Mr*, ir. D. Landre** led the de 11 •i i ,M 1. 1II « •■ .1 ni‘ drove up to Chappaqua, N. V., vothuml service. During ■ social f In hi" 1 III" ||i,> | 1 this wee* to spend several months after the huslnea* wa* concluded, •-11V «|*i till \ 1 w|lh thalr son smt Ills family. game* were enjoyed with prlis* 1 I »M i II I l i \ Mr*. David Rothschild drove up being won by Mr*. J. Knight and \ Mr*. Ttiton. with them. The lioiten* served refreshment* Mr*. Russell Cooper ha* been Mi rationing at the Methodist A»A*- to Mr*. Gianlham, M i*. R. G. Fox.' vacatlonln sembly at l.akr Junalltska In Mr*. Kulm. M r*. David M iller,I North Carolina. She returned qn Mr*. W. P. Ye»loy, Mr*. Knlglil. Sept. 11, The Rev. and Mrs. Ed­ Mr*. Hu**. Mr*. I.aiulresi, Mr*. | ward Klrcher, formerly of Enter­ Pearton, Mr. Tlson, ami Mi** prise, wer* also at the meeting* Busan William*. The *nc!al hnut | wa* romtueled by Mrs Miller. l< tin iilla l \ tit h h i UHID "> JW Cie fUM ! \\ - rs ? r I » A.i\l I’I III Wed IliilloweVn f mi vJi l ("'"rK*' (l- •S""rl/ <‘omiuillcr 11ns Meet Lyman PTA To Hold First Fall Session Problem Of School ItuilriiiiKN Reviewed WrmTfBUY QUALITY Officers Elected At RWA Circle Meet B m i • All Mirror Text fabric* <n water repsllent and spot i* . slitant to nan-oily «uhstance*. • The flnsst wrlnklt re n .u n t finish available has n*»n ussd to give you g i.e'sr >VI vice. w !!0c DOANS Pll.hS $L2f» AKKORItlNK JR. <s:.c NOXL.M \ Hil.lHI ( ’ORKLA B y- with her, S r. and Mra. Howard T. White, Im m m July I to visit thalr ehlldran In Livingston, Ttir s w i m m n r it Miss Strawder Tells Plans For Wedding 79< * r»9« 79' J k /u b A ^ ri R 4l l i i i l EVERY DAY NEEDS 7.1c lid \ i-r * LINDA m lHIEu • M lg M TAB HUNTER • • .'.‘li Il.’li .Mir l'lill llp . Hf :-rr- l:t .***•* Collar* art molded to img neck for parfaet fit. D'cp, full pockets etayed to y.*. vent sagging, Never Lchh Than The llent FULLY GUARANTEED - If at any tints during the flrat year from your date of purchase the fabric fall* to perform satisfactorily in normal wear, the suit win It* rapl*C#<| without rhsrge. W a te r Repellent ^ tits' \\&s i Cartoon fa ir WMthar Flag**" 'Jar Amu In l!ti lu. .'Dir f l .ll ll 'll.e best of rrerylhliiK xoe* lot,, .m, compimmling of pres. rtptl.iUH— the Itesl of prufcH*trmaI service — the best of pharmaceutical* . pure, frrsh drugs of the lilglirsl qtialily. You call he cerlalti, therefore, that medicine compounded hr us Is m ir th as the dm lor Inlemlr.l II to lie. Ho bring your prescriptions to ns, confident thill only the Im-hI I* good enough fur you at T O U C IITG N ’H. Fainttaking eara In #U de­ tails anura ynu the latest style #nd parfert fit. iff id Die ( n ilc r * f i l l . for wear, color fastness *.i.| shrinkage! —Pita — "Trial By Trlggsr" (A Waalant Na**lty) i -pi. (u s lo tlil I .it VIM In L’.’ir It I 7 Or I'liiv rlri* lilt l.7u I ’mkliuiu-, t ..nip. I .fill BROMQ. SELTZER Doc* More I ui Von* 1.410 Iln k'jM M ll 7lit I L’u l t d o iii ;,i VJlr lilli Ills., lh.I Mints l!l. SARAKA :if»r I lit I Hr PUainrM R o lU l fo r 7(lr Sul llc p u lin i ti.'lr f,»c llitrltnsul .T'.lr 7ur S I. ;I7 Snlitlii.il ,V.)r C o n itfp a lD n Band-Aid Faith Oroulng*....39< Otuiol Iy« Drop!------- — Zinc Oxlda Olnlmont, 1 Hydrogen Peroxide, 4 oi.— Absorfoent CoMon, 2 at... — 50 < 20c ' 18<! 1 33c f ' Spot R eilitant Y1 1 1 TOUCHTON » (Movie. Hi -imNMMRtalsw*-<'■* - •-- # «,* s.^*» DRUGS YOU (A N O II’ IN I) ON ANf DHU0 PR001KT Til AT 8(ARS THE NAM! 9! XA ll r ti . ■m. - W I �• m t/fti t Xomagdniisd Ve»etab!u Shortening Pound Can stp*S £ M AXW ELL H OUSE M Y -T -FIN E D auen. Q u a n tliy H lq h ti Rasarvad P rlcaa G o o d T h ru Sat.. S ept. I3 tb Low Prices Everyday Specials Too! Low3 Prices Everyday Specials Too B a b y fo o d s 3 ..tra in e d oi 2 Chcppad FLAG A DONALD DUCK b a b y L im a Baun* Pound WATER MAID C HO IC E" G r tiiV UNCLE BEN C o n v e rte d Rica DONALD DUCK Cal Rite Heel Chuck Roast Rib Roast «■ 8 9 c IM Stew Beef “ 39c Hamburger * 5 9 c x C HO ICE ' Glad' U. S. "CH O ICE' Eai n it* Plata S a la d O il U. S. C HO IC E" Freshly Ground \V Qradi “ A ” , Drasstd I Drawn, Qnlok-Froian, Small, PuaclT iVoeerves l\ BOSTON BUTT PEAOHES LOB STEH SPAN. RIOE c„ ,71a Sunshine Honey 0RAHAMS SOUTHERN GO LD Colored Quarters HEX-ZEE Lb IBo 29c u. 50e u MISS W IS C O N S IN e-oi. Wedaes CHEESE Mad. 8bp. 41 WINTER GARDEN POACHES DIXIANA TENDER OKRA ,.~.. AGEN ENGLISH PEAS......... CHOPPED BROCCOLI ........... SUNKI8T LEMONADE...... .... Bunchos SUftSUAMD ’•How Cooking Lb. IJPEHBHAND Colored Quentin. Pounds Pounds 14is No. 900 Can Van Camp’* Sealdaweat Fresh Wipe Elberta 21a 4 to 7 lb. Avarago Wlillitiy or I'ullo.'U Cooked c.. SEOTIONS c« lb. lJ r r a .n l F IL L E T 79a No. 303 Cana Stokaly’* Qrapefrt. TASTE OSEA W HITINQ u No. 2H Can Slokaly'a Fina.t STEWING HENS YOUNG TURKEYS - 59 OresMd A Drawn, Qulok-Froien, Small KARO SYRUP ASTOH Vacuum Packed OOFFEE ^ 'kg. o f 200 C l.a n a in g T li. u a . 2lo �1 T je . V h :<Zw <’ 7 ' "it-*-./-. t 0 CITRUS F IR M 81 IKS 'CHy. .said in n circuit rmirt action TAM I* A «v-A citrus firm v.ldch that it Mured ttiu (litre with (Ik laid tho cupboard wan bale when l^ e Terminal and Wiuehmi.'o Corn It went to get 54,191 cases of juice When deliver} was requested thlttored at a Tampa warehouse haw week, the warehouse Mtld it no tiled lu ll (or 9150,000. longer had the Inter the Pii «co I ’aico Packing Company, Made company declared l ir ir s n s v i a 1.1(13 Sanford Avenue I'hnne 5fi0 f o r Tree Delivery Home owned nml operated hy Johnn* and Cecil Carlton S W IF T I'll F M Il M I1EEF LAMM Al. und .CHOICE MEATS'!: im iiik One T ria l \\ ill Convince Von We Have The Dent SteakTrent Yourself Today — ■ . MID and IIR I8K K T ( I.N I KK t I i s J 9C Uork ('hops 59° STEW Try Our Own Pure Pork Bulk 65* Sausage Casings IN • i GOOD I,KAN Ct UK STEAKS 69' 111. MEAT Lb. 00c Hamburger lb. 05c WP. 1IAVR I am .%|. V HU) MONARCH FOODS E(I(iS small 63ctloz. (L O K . F I. A .) IMI' W H IT E AVOCADOS IQeeu. HLEACII |()c qt. JUST ARRIVED DlltF.CT FROM KANSAS CITY A ( A lt LOAD OF WESTERN IIE L F - 49' chuck R O A S T HP, roast 59c Lb. EXTR A TENDER SIRLOIN OR CLUB I III'* H A N I'O R H H r r t .V L P Talking Politics On National Lines Is Now Dangerous H i'ir.d»r. dept. II, PS* (irocory Company (lives Pay increase * ™ fcciosmTop sugar Locker Plant STEAK 79 W ING CUT PORK CHOPS Beef Stew Lb. ClilCAfiO ’,P* A 2's yenr old hoy dlrd in Ihe Cook Comity ilmpdal Wrduesday night a few miiudca after being brought Iheic by his mother who, police said, told them she beat the child with a broom slick and a hell. " I didn't want him any mitre," police quoted Mrs. Juanita l.una " I never had any love for hint." In a dictated statement, the mriher of two other "hlldren, « girl, 4, ami a hoy, 0 months, said uhr became angry with her older boy, Hilph, when he soiled his body and clothing Tim subbing woman retail'd she first beat him wllh i. hromnstick jkiUco said, and then used u belt when the child continued scream ing. Mrs. Luna and her children live In a Jano Addams housing prolrct on the near southwest side. Police said she told a soldier, now In Korea, was Ralph's father. Mrs. Luna wa* held {tending an Inquest. Juvenile Officer Arthur Dixon said Mrs, Luna had separated from her husband, Hector, five months attar the birth of the four year old girl. Re said she told hint Luna was M the father of tho two younger children. Lb. V A L -T E X 2 No. ao:i I ' m no for A IR M A IL — PAC KE D IN H E A V Y SYRUP No. a»/» Can S E A D E LL •1 Par Roll A lIN T JE M IM A ♦ 43 About HD million people live on tho approximately 3,00 Islands of the Republic of Indonesia. 5 Lbs. FLO R ID A GRADE A Snail (WW:. vu>' 'i- Do*. RIB ROASTS Mother Heats Child To Death Wilh Stiek LE A N , RON E l .ESS, A L L M EAT SAVE AT ^dNfrMviZI ■ ' ■ • ■ jMlostue; n a -y ssb -w a sst i«J't£3Sir irtu.ikiru ( h «nMM » wrt"S 4(rt nst SatapMM,f Usmf inw i nfiiir S WEwIUIsms fu, line ■MsyJtnM flStSMsSC Li), 7 9 c CHUCK ROASTS . Lb. 03c FI ONOMICAL AHWLI.I v i t I.IClOtS CUHF STKAKS ... LIl 95 c SMALL MM.VrV CtHfk SPARK RiltS ............................ Lh. 0 |c t'K N T H ii e r r 1(1117 Hanford Ave DR. U T. DOSS CHIROPRACTOR HOURS 9 to PJ—2 t«» S J(,4 Sanford Farmers Auction, Inc. DR. II. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST t i l Magnolia Larry June*. Atietioneet Hanford • Orlando Hi - wav I'hou. 517 A Careful Check of A & P fs Everyday Prices Will Convince Yea diet PRICES A T A & P STORES Continue te Reflect i i I Price. In this ml rffrctlvr thru '(nloiday Sr pi. It It a III* I am Ii 12 >n Meal % 1 It «■f k t il''. rvrrday (irlrrs! You will h, ag rir ably silt prised at dip many luw ptlrt's ytiu will fiml' an 43c King.hi ( .maul llitnt Ir.s -kllu u .l I uni.r.1 bra,I |„ | al tf ii *ll- DI Fit k I .111 Sausage 35' Kit hei Sint* la>' pkv Trend I S 1 liiili'r €*| iiift* H r .111 1 nil r*> sSIK LOVN S T K A K 57c ..... D flfd l’l Hilt M M p sviD.ilI Imt Dial lln m .in t Ul \|r.ii 9 SLICED Ii 11 Ii tlain Lux 23c * uni |j 1 rrji I Lilly D o r : E o o il H E A D L E S S ( i l t E K N SIIK I.VII hfim S TR IN < ; Juice PANCAKE FLOCK 31 c , Hii'»|* P#i«ill*r If ** Du/ SYBUU l»bR. 274* (I.ifiu ill Suit** 0 /. 2 4 IONA PEARS SHARP CHEESE N«. 2U ’»ns 2 3 c Pvrentional Values 3 u»s. 29? Fryers '.v.* Hens- Lb. l« n r \ eet UKE 49 Lb. 07c 59c '{55c | Ut’vun*e ul Surt* 29c L u rn n tel Pecan RoHh We Grow Our Own ^ iiP M itn k 'h So Wo Know IF * Good r t « c c O ia b n ........... 2|c* I ’id * * I r i *. p k R . I.d lrl .snap Caniuy 3 reff. barn 23c Hhorirnlna Crisco Scot Towels 2 For 371 (■old Medal Flour ?• i.h.. 10 Lbs. 47c 15 l.b*. 89c $215 Our Own Broccoli .......... 28c Brussel Sprouts 35** c u h ............. C a n . ) Frrel. 1 'rrw.fi '•»«>> i) ANtiEL FOOD ^ |.()y,: BEANS 1<b> jp, ...use i11'"' ‘ ^ C 1 HONEY DEWS Em. 59c LfkCALLY RAL4K0 PIMH F S H ID IN TRIM PLA N T Wwcn P 2 Uhs. 29c PRUNES DRAWN, UUK K FICOZKN bb. 3 7 c L:tr * r IDiMrn 11 .................. Lb. 73c *** Iltl. '(i *iif b lL Joy WI8CONHIN OAIKY — I ' , VIt OLll 1/2Lb. l’kg. 37c Tea | lb. cun 3 |c Ivor) Snow Ir c . p k K . 2 T c T o ll,I Soap Ivory 3 med. bars 23c Plahlfrs Halted Ho/. can sac PcnnutH Jane Pnikrr Tudor ( Cans 87° Beer Or Ale Potato Chipg 1 lb. pkg. §06 9 It! BABY LIMAS 2 For 4 9 c Ann Page SALAl) DRESSING *'1 * J l/2 Lh. I'lig. 1 2 c I Id yin 1 d Sim I'fiiir JENNIH JEWEL . 2 No. 203 Cans 2}<-‘ BRANS I Q< i V A I* lir.ipr '.’ I III I'll. MED. ALL MEAT WIENERS......... 49c Lh. 'siiiiiiv ftp|.| KINO AN KKLIAIILK p"‘ U Lh. Pkg. 29<' Flrsh Mr.bum I Hi rail SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT . Lb. 50c lf 0 € 4 Lh. I j t Dim,1 DIRKCT FltOM Liu M r FARM TO YOU j/W U l 99< BOLOGNA .................. Lb. 00c Q i 8 9 (> 23< Swan Lb. 00t 53c t u b b m IJ l BOUND OR T-BONF CHUC K ROAST I3l 47c Lh. BANANAS m FIs A. O H A M A IHIKHHHD 4 Lh. Avg. BAKING HENS Ibsie I dv t ino lh pka | T ulles No.ip Lh. Can $2*: Ilit"*M*tl tiinl llr*iw ii l.uiiRi? \ kfuii Ik I,in i'll t|iii« k liiu c ii 2I<‘ Mean 31^ PICNIC H 111 VIII f - - 12— 7:30 V. M. Fridav, Sept. * PL Jur 1 igjve^cvfi BIGGEST SALE EVER Atlantic Hank Pulldlag I'hunn 7M FLO R ID A ''.HADE A SM ALL i ' I'h. 1113 i . k a .n PORK CHOPS I.KA.NI'l'KK (JROUND BEEF Happy Is The Day When Backache • YOU, TOO, V7kTfSfSL VI I B ■UMBINGI II IU B I IM WOTTUSE & uSjw t ROY WALL .11ihi YOl'R T-BONE OR ROUND stB E B rn m I Hy HAL HTVI.F. NEW YORK *4*—As the national political race near* It. mid cam ptitgn peak, more amt more thoughtful people are turning to 1 », ,** A»k the man in the street today Who do vuu think'll win?" I'luinc e . arc he won't lay Adlai or Ike i lie'll reply* “ The Dodger*'' ui I' I'he Giants" And 111 more ami more home, it 're n t, they are tuning out the , political brnadeutla and tuning In ; Ui" bavrh.dl game I f f ipdelrr that way The tensest Mtnation ol our time* l* (lie ntrelUiK between a Mod gel i fnn who like* Stevenson and a . (>t,.nt tun who lav ore KUrnhnwcr omler rlrcum.tonrc* III which |*> lib no,v burns them al lcu*t to say •'Hello " l At Hie 'tart of the politicii! cam •palpn gome hostess*'. thought It | cute to |M>lt the iiiird i on whether j they tlionght the Republican, or! In this i*l> itic seme tr.im 'Talti'.ii or M"»ue,’ I .nulls Darned and the Democrat* would win. Nil ho* the new l»ilihy-»exor*’ delight, Tab limiter, piove that life <m n desvit lie * , would do that today unless j island Is just wl’Hl the d ’et'ir ordci'M- until the unexpected tlppeur«he wanted (A ) to break her anarl iinee of linr.ul.l '.'ray, funning th< eternal triangle The plrttiir, e incut lease. or (It) collect accident T lilt c l Art! I* release, showing toeli.r and Friday on the IliU Thuttriin-in mice ou her furniture screen. Smile bartenders are now en — furring a new rule "l*o*itlvely no t m v r t t iv w in * dry Martinis served to customer* 1lafktuu public* It you insist on doing so you'll have to take a wet .•I I III I I I ’ .P- A* w a * expected i Martini " A* nobody in the history t"bnn> H ia lb m a leading w elit I 1of Martini drinking ever know lug V "Cost nf laving Pay In . ight coniender fro m i lucato I |v drank a wet one this Iron threat i'lease" for employee. of the i h i* kept peace nt the bar or ni Winn and l.o v e 'i lin ie c ry Com- ■ii.in t have much (lllflc u lty win It a*l a truer pan) and 1.o ve tt’. Stores, which teng a IP round Ui ciston over old Hut this is still the year of thr a n d Into effect Sept H lots io -* ■ii .o lialph f.annelb at Id y m p ia gteal ills lilt1 and what it I* divjd .lilte d in pay h irie u x e . fo r a ’■i Omni Weilne day night Each mg is many a Iona and beautiful large n illid iii of people. I I I*. veighed 1MI I r lend slop A fellow who wants h \ » e i y , J.tvkstinvdlr D isikp'ii M a n -j Ihe dcelsloo was nnanbnm i* keep Ills same 01 vie of lllelid* ngci states. ( sm all and *n m c \jin ii bored oil it I now amid Ins usual Satur This i. Im i , ii >i ' oioid ci * ilnro i mo d of 1Ji77 paid JV ia)5 03 to see day night tinker game wltti the Winn .tod l.osi tt adopted the i do bout Itrn lb d i ijot k’ i per cent liuv* ami plays solitaire .dal /a n n e lll 2:ps per cool of the 'Ilie theory that every man has "t'.isl ,f I.lying I'uy Adjustment, .ite Illa tio n got a t l’ ihsi I V col a light to fils own opinion is ac I'l,.o" and will amount to lie| .iml .........Ill #1 .VMI i opted now only if he keeps it n i■■i In a Till* bung, tin total , liilosell The candidates will talk aiiioimt of on reuse,* under the 1on lor weeks yet toil for most ploii t" '.’ lc pit hour for hourly 1 ii i In * Mi I tii Ik• ru n " *" rulers the battle lilies trie already paid , uiulovi*i *, Mr Vvi ry uali'd. »*i nl! it if n i li sip'l l \ i Ih The W'ioo amt L o v e ll plan I t I i i i ivsovaltly drawn A* late a* two \ S Ml li. n| ill 1 1n* 'T 'o o s u tlie r'a , I 11mi nf l filmi weeks ago d wa» 'till possible I" | Ha i d l ’ i o , f -i-ti v lui V11a|c i a 1 im 'i'itiiDi !*• rn i hin »»t *>i 14iI*i»i get agreement by *«>iiig. "Well at least the country is luck) in ' one way they're both good men Anyone who make* that remark today ts likely to he regarded a* I a fence* sit ting coward, or ah in* siir.mce agent Politic, hr particularly d.ingerou* as a topic among women, and | mole women have political opui i ions thl» year than evur. No loi* hand tan shut Ihem op In public either, unless lie wutila his wile In give him an ear i.illotis when she gels him alone As a matter ol fact must polo leal bilk at what are supposed to be social gatherings now is be i tween women, not men Men real lie pretty well ll is bar lute to | argue Women never renlire a thing like that, If they are really partisan. And do 'the ladles bare , FLORIDA Ul H K FREEZE t UN Claws In llielr vocal chordaf They da, Indeed! Strung mm blanch id AND STORAGE UO. I be sight of their wives arguing Ike against Adlai A barb iri i von breath Their only consolation is tie pleasure of seeing women m iin a each other for a change lii'leud of attacking men -the beasts Politic* now Is even separating the hoys from the girls III* small daughter told a suhurlmn fallici n to itc 1318 io i w . in ih h i . this week "Well, I lost III) new liny (rletlil at school already, and I only had It . S. liD O D — WKHTFUN lIF.AV \ III I I him two days " "What happened " asked her father " I found out he’s a Republican." she said glomlv Then she looked up al him craftily ami added i . w. t iu o ii _ i i o \ h i i„ss n o t i 'w i 'i ; "(If course, I could gel him hack easy. Daddy. If you (Old liked Ike " | I ’uge ;.l ' I PSuper 27 c 9JftT L 45 c , .... ------------ It ■ m si!! 200 Magnolia A v tn w w ’ r" . ii "'•'J-"' '■‘ l ' " * * ■* i» (i,!^ �CRfffOB! SANFORD H K R A !D Thursday, Sept. I t , t i l l k A rtec ro- artT irvi LAKE MARY V lflO IN IA r. i ANOKRHON tsMieit ind Mr*. J. II, Hkewa* i n id again following a alaj ado- Mr. Skewrt underwenl g*ry at the Orange Memnr pltel and Mra. Skews# r« near mm In Orlando dur- Friend* ot C. E. Milated will b* lad to hear that ho I* now able I alt up aom* each Hay at tha Tterana Hospital at Bay Pin**, rhdr*i|d la n patient. M ri. Milidd'ind datighteri, Delores end 'walla, spent Sunday with him. Mr. and Mra. P. D. Anderson pnored . their daughter, Mr*. J. I. lM » 4 r oft her birthday Bunay with a family dinner at their Ago Emma home. Attending wore be honor*#, her husband, J, K. trewefc jjw lr dilUren, Naney and W w W H L h l A Beach, M n and ra. r . D. Andaraon Jr. and child* flM RBM S J o b l o m , Bunilftv. I , ,Naney apd Kam return. Irmtif home In Waal Palm Sunday afternoon aftef g eome lime with her par* ir. and M r*. P. D, AnderJ n B A. Toro who hta been the if her brother and sister* Mr, *pd Mrs. W. P. Burke, thsrevn Tli* ___ if t r th* nsrtis la oMrh l< ws» sssSs^ed . r- • • fn|lnwe- Court Recbttlfl * 'iiK fen s ' * Harnett, Annie E., wld. To Thel­ ma F. Tuttle. Perdue, Cecil A. and w. Mable To Welllmrn C. Phillip*, Jr. Phllllpi, Wellborn C.. Jr. to George W. Lundy, Jr. Phillip*. Wellborn C., Jr. To Charles A. Betts and w Eleanor. Spivey, Daisy P. and hb Cannla To Claude Proctor. Overstreet Imnd Co, To R. K, Pervls and w l.ou Verta. Patrick, W. A. and w Angee Mary. To C. A. Illouln. Mr. and Mra. Robert Wettlngil Watkins, Jamea B., etal To II. and son Robirt have trtntned to T. Hamer and Edith M. their home In Cincinnati after Ludwig, Irene, wld. To Herbert viiltlng bar parent*, Mr. and Mr*. G. Behrens and w Lucille. C. P. Braalngton. Cnsselbcrry Gardena, Inc. To / Mrs. D. Willard or THll*h»»)C. Carl Crult and w Mary Anne. Henkel, Bessie G, Ks nf Eat of i l the gueat nf her mother, Mr*, Julia U. Corbin To James DalIfi* Keogh. Mlsa Bonya Brea Hughes ha* tnrhie and w Lyrl*. M*r<>, Sara Wight and hh P. A. fetUVQad to her hoink In Jack visit with her To Margaret W. Klrtley. Mero, Sara Wight and hb P. A. A. C. Sh iiii To MnrgAict W. Klrtley. Casselberry Gardens To Floyd I. R. Brown of Miami hu* been W, Wnlrnth and w Shirley. i | a few dry* with hb Fowler, Alfred W. and w Hilda , Mr. and Mr*. C.- W. Wei A. To Henry Schrler and w Rebec- Michael Ills of Holly Hill w»> th* guesf of hi* giaiKlpnrents, Mr. and Mra. R. F. True, over Hie weekend. Mr, and M i*. J. K. llrower hm I two children, Nancy and Ron. of weet. Pa lm Beach were atippei guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wllilama WadneaHay. Mra. Brow* *r Wfll ba remembered aa the for­ mat Ruth Anderson, 'A tten d in g the North Flotlda Presbytery Westminster fersnee In Rt. Augustine were! the Rev, L. Krlenil, George R, _ ..j llowaid i.lnyd, Dorothy Lee and Mary Vlrglrda tohlnaop. friends nf (;n>rK<* It' Pattor■on will ho glad In hear that he wai brought home Haturriay from the Fernal'l Laughton M*mollai Hospital In Saninril, where he underwent surgery lecently, H r. and Mr*. P. It. Anderson Jr. of K lllla n il were host* Labor Hay to a i l l h fry. Kii joy lint ihla nc•salon ware hie parents, Mr. and M ri. P. D. Andareon. Ijik e Mary, Ma btothir.lndaw and sister, Mr. ttM MM . .1. K. Brower and ehllilyen, Nahav and Kfcn, of Wrat Palm ■ddfch and Mona and P. I). Alt- irink F or Work ProgresHeH On Lake Walen Theatre LAKE (VALES (Jt-Work on the amphitheater where Florida's first Passion Play will be presented thla winter is progressing alcadlly. The site, two miles south of here, is a natural amphitheatre which kul needed to Imj deepened a lit ge. All the grading has been finlilted. The unroot long stage will i>e work will begin on Installation of the 3,000 lest*. Frank M. O'Byrne, Lake Wale* citrus grower who heads the group of citlienl bringing the project here. **ld plane are complete for |h* premier, Jan H Among the celebrities Invited will he the gov ernor, Cabinet members, leulsln lore and other state and lorn) of flclals The regular season will run from J a n . t l lo March 3. with perforin anres every Sunday, Tuesday uni Thursday. There will he speclni performtinee* for school children. The actors, directed by Jn»cf Meier, are refugees from Hiller who formerly presented ihe Pus Fowb-r, Alfrefl W. and w Hilda lion I'lly In ihclr nulive Germany A. To Orbra H, Willard and w n recent yenrs they hnve pre doled II In Hpearflsh, 8 link llhmia. • <, I'rttlt, George ft. and w 1Aides To Lentim Tucker and mother. Holloway, Johnnie and w Lola . Ilv 1101118 To Frederick K. Hlada and w May. Dawson, W. W., Jr. and w Released by Florida News Sendee Gladys M. To E. J, Mower end w Hare In Florida, September atMargaret R. Marvin, Earl C. and Elmb M. tempted to come "in with a roar” To James K. DeVrie* and w on the crest of a hurricane. But luckily the storm tinned away Edna. Overstrnet, M. 0 ., etal To Over, pnd .everyone breathed a little Fellow* SSaltr. street Invaatmant Co. Although m oil hurricane* ara W.Cameron, Fred G. To Dorle not aarlmta, they should ho tieatKatheryn Allen. ad with respect And prepared for Pugenhart, Mamie To J, With great car*. Every year pati­ Blount. Jr. ent W.'ather Bureau observer* 8mllh, B. W. and w Irene keep trying to make thl* point: Don A. Smith, Hurricane* are not dangerous IF Phillip*, Wellborn G., Jr. proner precautions are taken. John M. Danielson. Tne most savage and destruc­ (iodscl, William H. and w Mar­ garet A. To S. Clay Smith and tive hurrlrane In the history of Florida, which ocrurred In 1BJIH, w Katherine E. Mott*, T. V. and w Marcelane took an ratimnlcd 2.500 Uvea, 8. To Robert II. Btanaland and Most of llicMi) lives rbuld have been spared If proper notification w Frances. Whitlow, Georg* and w Lulb hid baen given. Tli lowlanda between th To Robert II, Stanaland and w lived In the Palm Beach and l.akn Okeechobee Franco*. ’ i Chorpenlng, Carl K. and w and were Itinerant field laborera without lelrjihnnss and radioa. Aa Georgia To Carl E.Chorpcnlng, a result, live* were loat needless­ Jr. and w. , I'ope, H. B. and w Marguerite ly when atnrm wind* literally blew H. To A. A. Jana and w M. shallow Lake Okeechobee from Ita bottom, hurl Inn huge create of Beatrice. water over trapped worker*. MORTGAGES Delayed communlcetlone and a Tuttle, Thelmg F. To Annie E. lardy .evacuation train were reBarnett. ,' Lumly, George W ., Jr. and w apofiilale for the 103B Labor Day Betti* fi. To Stockton, Whatley, tragedy on the Keya when hun­ dred* of veteran* l i r a CCG camp Davln (tnd Betti, Charlie A. and w Eleanor died. Theae (wo Incldenta ara Florida's greatest hurricane tregeTo The Prudential Ins. .Co, Crane, Erneak Lee, and * IMa When hurricane warning* are To Allen’s WJntir Park Loan Co. Wldertnan, Margaret ToaAllea's holHad every family should be­ come pnpared for the oncoming Winter Park Loan Co. , ., Walker, Elijah and Ida Mata t o ■torra, even though It eeemi unlikely that the storm will hit 0 . H.'fa. Loan Co., Orldndo. * Jaftiea, A, L. and'w Nettle Mae your particular party of tha stats. To 0 . V. 0. Loan Co., Orlando,'. All movable objects should bo CfamiAege, Dowejr n. .To A *w - taken indoor* or (led securely. Clarbogp cana. lawn furniture, bird VdUtd a M children's iwlnga should not M left out of doo-e. Largo W ln l-r P i.k V » « Co. . Browily, J am ti H. »nd w M tr- window* ahould be hoarded up of JMt«S To AlUn'a Wjntcr Park Loan seetirmy hnseed; Tree# and shrub, bery prill be aafar if they, too; ara properly braced. Every Florid* home should ■lock a special hurricane hit cord* p tlU ' with candles, matchaa, i Feminine Florida •TWjSItf’d. RT^Mn-v H s a i m BMKx .ir. ,:"i;;r,ir r?Vrim,5j 171.71 rt (Less I K lT t rt IV 71 « ) H'Vttun I t Tow*l o Hmiih R a n g * I t Rfcat * Acres. , V»ms In wbk1(,al*aas«0 llsnry tietrevlile J r . . Mi t.r sold property helng ui ■rumlv o' Remlnule. dfate ot I 'I* t’filsM sii.-h rertlfltele *M r»,i,.riri«(t according to law. in ir>iv rlMrrlhed In swok cart m |M l,r sr.lit (o the hlgjie-l it ihs from (trior ot Die got •h ln I, zviu ■ftnllei f r s l V !o c - n e r t y . n f H* irdnple. ____ v _ neb ••*y|lflrete «haP hr n f d t n e "lo U w t*>» - n . i*d In su e h r t r t l f l n a t i . . . . to t h * h l * h * - t hlO-lsr a t t h * f r o s t dorrr o f t h e g * m l n o ' t C o u n t y c o u r t I f o a * * *> g s n r o r d FTorMs. an t h e O r e l M o n d a y <n i h r « e n t w o f O o 'o h e r . I l l * , . w h i c h tt h * I t h d a y o f O e to h e r. t i l l , i I is t o d t h i s I t h d a y o f M*ptamh»r Alj iik HfcnitooN C le fh C lr r u lt Coitrl. . MertifitnV* c o u n t V , F l o r i d * 'Sl-M .) a U iic L vitTU’K o r appucartoft . tie r. i M I l V I M l l •M 9 H1 KRKay -JfD T jea IF T h iil C o n i C o I( wan. Taa- eartlfl'-Air n . ir '.'••rji ■ dead ie a n d year . g f . U V u s a o e . Hr, p t iq a o f. the t h * p r o p e r t y a n d III „_me in w h ic h it w s e * > s * ( - * o .tr­ M f.illoTi f o , 1l i1e . rt V e rf tl ilr' jkcaa tt *e jJfo. s r p t Is*usrvee i M t i a a c * J e n a* iI tI j i Jr l» |r P e s e y lo S l o n o f V r y p Y r t y : . T h a t p e r t o f t^>t I o o n o s | t * Lot* t r l * It X levla F i r m s Fl*t Ronh f P a g e If. a ts nw In whip! m i . ‘' t . d r , rm i 1* 4*1 IV K 8 , Q 1V Co. In* .. Ih* h old *ir til i t r « r l l r t e a U h e * rIl l f d .......... .....................................— e sld c e r l l f l c a t * f n r r e t d e e d (o h# Isanad Ihe re on . Th # r r r i u t r a f * n b m b e f e n d y » * r o f I s s u a n c e , ih r d*rc d f rip ll < yt o f t h e p r o p i r i y , a n d th * m* In w h l r h II w e e a s s e s s e d a r* si follow s, .. , t'e rtllk a * * K s -III . . Y l a r n f I s s o e n e * J u n e 14 A I) IIIKi t i a s c t lp llf i n n f P r n p e r l v : W H o l K tt o f I W H nf N IV li r e t in a 17 T o w n s h i p II Hnulh A er#». Name la w •a e e e e e d sit® ’S**Vufi)w)n f n r., l h « HoU r o ............ - h en III* J for ( a s d**d to Ir* -aid i-srUflratr lor. <toil llirrron. T h * (* r tlflr * i* numl>*r and year of iisuenr*, the dsar-rlpllnn of th* property, and the ruin* In which It we* saiasssd are *n follow*' ( . ' • r t l f l r e t * Wo . I I I , r e a r rif i M u a n r * j u n * 10, A U. 1114 A, it. w«ithav*f Alt nf raid prnp«rly being In th* r'onniy nr Kemlnol*. Htat* e f Finer Id* Unles* such cerllflaAte shell at rodremeit according In law Ih* proparty d*»i-rlhtd In »ueh r*Mtf|ca(e will b* aotd lo the highest Bidder si ihe rront door ot ih* demlwele n-uitlr r’nurl Hons* el , hshfbea, Flnrlds, on Ihr ffr*l Monday In iha month n f Orlnh*r, I IS I. which la Ih* Slli dar of Octnhar, l i l t , H a l r d this fi l l day n f il a p l t m h a r , m i n I* t l G I l N I u i N r 1 * r h C i r c u i t fToilrl, H rm ln 'd r t t n u n ly , F l n r l d * ________ (HI1AI.) v iT M 'i! s r p s i m i o s a d s a m e i a c c e r d l a g to lev. ge ct y g e s e rt h e d In. *«eh e a r l l f l n a l * w il l be shin In Ihe h l a h r s t bid de r e l Ih* rr ont d o o r o f th * Xem lant* D p u n ty C o o r l I l e u s * a t X e a r o r * . r l u r l f e . on Ih* f l r s l Mi>aday In Iha ■ nnnlh nt r>et«h»r. 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Kilpatrick ami Infant night and Friday. lighter In Lakn Alfred Thurida> S k ir tr n T h s l r 'o a * t Co. ta e .. . t Ijie r o l l o w | n g ia r^ l / |c d t ^ ■ aid r e r t i n e a l * Lt. L. 0. Bo<lv haa Iwen t'anr fltfe d and Mra. Body left Sep*. * fnrj Oreat HUH. Md. wb*r» •» (.remain for the duration of M- l Mr. and Mra. II. C. Roberts an' (wo ions left Thursday for Jack Ipavllla where they will make (hair future home. Mr. Kobcrti has been transferred to th* Naval Air Station there, t. M ri. R. 11- Goble and Infuttl aon Stuart Hodnoy have beet brought home from the Fernah: Laughton Memorial Hospital. ' Mrs. J. M. Thompson la th' M eat of her son-in-law and dai.ghU r, Mr. and Mrn. F tn l Bland In Ft. Lauderdale. The Blan<!a’ Infnnl daughter haa been named Thereca w iT T S # ra#*. l U t t n n M s M 1 n o t ic b rn H tn rt; of . T A * DCKII (M is IM eti r ix r M i n t lA ltf l I HOTirK 4c > r f r K r» 114 H II K F Hr.I n rrir o t v f i .v That Howard II riy llybnl b n it a n d ! > t i n II It y h n ll, h i * w ir *. lh » h'lH'-r f I__ h * ___ f- il li iw lna e r r llfl< Mld» ?|MP «c f'Tf I;|lBd u M F»rllflr«i!» t n r tii5 it'* * 1 t i l ImitjPfl th*r«i»Ti. Th«» m r f l f l Culp mimbPr Piid jr**r nf I mh(litnfx IhP ilPMi r liitlnn »if |h** |iro|i«rlv, *ifid IliB n i m i In w h ' r h It wrin * * ** * Ri p p t f o l i o * »■ r » r t « n r p i p S n fIR • *-• 1 fharK^nc^ ifjftP do ^ t ' Vy*. fkpprrltilInn n f f*rn**«rlv* N l | l i t H K V n f HU* 14 « • ? (Inn I t T ( r w i i h h h II Houth l i m ’ d f | ICpRt in N a m e In wh| h Muntirf |*ptprnnn A l l nf m i d profiprfir in th r Ccfnnl'r n f Jfpinlt*ril« HinlP i»f Fhtr Id p I Tri 1ipmin t i i r h • F rlM Jc rtf# p h n tl 1 *• f frtlTfniRi] s t t fir itlfiM In Im p Mh* r*r« |>«r|y flmc rlhvil In mm* h |v||| h« *r»M |n »Iip h l p h a i f l»M l**f I �•IS? Legal N o tic e d Sttcrlptlan sf Proptrtyi Id>ta I I | | IA * t l IV F, l.tavltl t Hubdlrlalnn Plal ItnaV I ra.n t; Rama In Which aann.trd II. H l.navll I llnlra All of aald profitrly Imln* In ihr fnunty of Hrmlnnln. Hlaln of Fl'rIda I'nln.a inch cnrilfl.aln .hall I. r«d*nmn.| .uioUlln. to faw tha pro pnftr d,.crll>ad In .itch i nrllf'n.il* will In k,,|,| to ihn hlnhanf l.ld In at thn fiont d-’or of lh« Krtttlh >1 fount v f ie r i Hctun al Hanford Florida on ihn ftr.i Moodlv in ib moo lh of ctclobrr, 1152. which . Ihn «lh day of Ouliiblr. I9U I ’atnd Ihla llh day of Haplrnihc ix t it a t io x r o n a m * Tha Hnualna amnnrUv i*-« City of Hanford, Florida will r*Cllvi ■•mm mini lur in)1 im iil-iiInfc of Krrosrna- for hratlna tutrpeiaa In I'rujerla Florida 1• - 1, il l a Ml l l * l duii»4 Ink w.iuv, ,,, I H l - O il. until ItJn I*. At., .......... 0Ultn.tr it, I OS], at llm.ni ]n( licit Uulldlnc, at which tlmt and l« all blU# It lit 1* v*. fit* ^ O b|ij* t.iiwll bn lUi-lr.t vs,, fti| m ptriuti «il m»,i 1U 1.1 i ttia of tii«l«* u atiiiut tr»« coftdviti tif the IliiiiiilnR ,%iit im>i 11v I - ” of lti» C 'lf ol MAnturU r'Joriii* riorlda. on th. flral Monday In th* month of Oclobtr. lis t, which n tha <lh day nf Oclohnr. t)l> * THK SANFORD HERALD Thur»diF. S^pt. 11, ItSS I^cuai N o tic e P if # 7 H a l e d Ihla t l h day of Hnptnmhnr. Ill] O P. IIKIINDON flarh Clrcnil four). Hrmlnolr County. Florida x u T ire o r “ tp r i.ic ATinx rn it TAX m :t:n mac. 1* 1.11 F l o r i d a atalalrw a t 1* 4*1 NOTICK IH II Kit Kit Y HIVICR, Thai foAM ft. in, , thn holder Pf th« fnllttwlttR cnrllflcaln ha* Hl**t aald cnrllflcaln for la* draft to bn laaurd thninon Thn crillfltn t* idtmbnr and ynar »f Inaitancn. thn dracrlptloii of llin property, and thn namn In which tt m , nawnmeo arn a n follow* IHFAf.l .dfvttf'fc (i f * p iZ ic a t io n rftii TAX IIF.FII M r IIM H wl«*r|f(n IftlPI NOTICR M IIKHK’OT 0!Vt!S* fhni r o n * ! iV lt»<-, t h # h o l d e r nf 'lii* fo||n wltipt rnrhrlt'Aln h4t Ht*.| 4lid <ejrtVl* *l« f<*r im ilvtifl iv f n r t l f l c a l r N« tan «* ihrreoo Th•* eertlfi ni# Yn.it u f I w a u a r u n J . i t . a .10 A I ’ tUSO Humlitr hn•! y if Nuuwi’* the! ------------ — e w i . I ’cst ftp! Vr'• „f J’ropnrtj |j«iTirrl|l1|ltll **f ' It* |«rniii*» \ y uni n P HKHNl’ON ft. it l i t . t. t* a f OT ch ft ■'*f **** ***i *1 * o n it *I in n » i up (u f , Hi# ii ii ini/* iii whifii i| wim n* >i*•* i<* i flnrh c*lretiit f’ourl. ,.f HSV f o r o f N F ' t o f HSV' I filahing the Kerrmeuv .uni nuf h«!«h Hninlnoln fuunl*. Florid l are ai full** wmy Hn> Hull T T » w n i h l p J l Hoiilti lionet Iriloi r# ulr#< <nu i.,. fHKAI.l (*rr(tniiH* No. 1*7 I t a n . n So K a « t r u n N ? 1* c h Tfiir of 1•RuAfh'1* nliiiift 3«» X I 1 i * o vv/n!"?'1 " ’"'•“''In * 'l-orar |[ t v i t j i ft w ; j t . h I: m i ft w 11 lama. Jr. I.u , niivc lu rr.n ,, i n r i n : o f ly p i .i c v r in i ro ll ti*i«rrl|ttI>»n of P rn w ly <l.o*. x ms ft of y; *o ft » J t h iik iip h u i , «»f h k »« i: of ri«i «i>** Ac t *•* i i w “% . ? & *•" (Han. inl.ta Florida aialaira «( laliu H l| ft R ft > Met H o n ! • T o w « N’it in* It* whltfi Tht Houalnc .tuthnrltr „f , h" mItl|x 21 Hi'iilh IlnriK*' J** !*.»■» *• N d T ifF ih iir.itc n r m v rv I* .1 O r r A i r • ** lh» arilh ‘i ........... rta*r,aa That foaal Co Inr Ih* holdu id ,\i| **f rr*d property brlnl In t|i4 . . .l Tn,‘r 1 r,*l»ci an, H|| thn fell.>wln* cnrllflnnl* haa Hind S.MT1# l»i which , i***iinty of Hrmln»lf. Ht^le nf KI'*F* J •» CtMiiptiMi iMdlna , •"fnrtnallllaa In ,h» nld rr rtlflr .tr for ta, dnnd *< 1114 1‘nlem* eljeh »**r I If lei»t* #*I|RII !»•* !w ? or ,.i » .ih , minor varia Ml o f w,«ill | »r**| ' rrlv Ii p I mk i*i lh* hr 'wanel iliarann Th» cnrtllhaH yy n n n ll n r r j redeemed mtunllhc to lR\y th# pro* 'l .A H H f l O R I H l # nnrt hin ii f t v i'n ln m in xo « t* tolr, Slrtli* *.»f Pl"f nunihnr an.l yaal of Iwwu.litcn, Ih, r,jiin(y of Wu ‘ t *" '1 "•"'llilon. pc* lv ihm flhtil In Hilt h i cMlflrRl# i i . ,• Authority uf dnwcrlidlon of lha propnrly, and ih, llin I ’nlewti Miirh i pf tIff*'Ate nhwll >* will l<* »o|d lo Ih* hluheal hlddff If* , "f Hanfi.ni Florida nama In which It waa awwaaaad ir< rri!«*ftii»«t 4 *« ••fdlriR 1«* l*«w I h o p r o nt i h# front door of lh# Hemin it# llv^ , la.., „ M WIIHaln. Vr aa follow* potty il#*o rlh**«l III iom h r*fllf|i^»l*» founly four! tl**ui»e #1 M#nford will he •oii| It* Ihr lilftheiti blililef Kiori'tR *»n ih# fir»i JdmoiRv In »h4 Cartlfhair No IT Ynar of Inniiailcn Jnna lh A f USr Hi ihi* fropl do»»r of tnr amilnni m»*n(h «*f October, l i i l , which It* i;*liinly I'ourl Ilini*r At Hanford, t h e iih iU f of Ocliiher. lf®33 Hnacrlpllliu of Prnnnrl*: ** *"'* » I H W C l t t i * Com Ktorldn, on tho f'r«l *lnmley in *he K 1 rh of NWU of H1V<* of 1*4ted thi** llh dny of Hepl#mh#r, mi'nih «*f fiftiilMfr* I f il , whlih h 1111 R1V', Hnctlon I* Tnwnahlii I I th** Ath iUy of i h tol'er, 1352 Hmilh ltan*n Jh Font t Arm n r m:i<NiiMN IhlR Mh day of M*»pti*nih**r Namn In which a«**>and i i e r k t T f r i i l t i Nui r t II H l.navll I Hair* l>»3 HemInote fount y. Florida r» v iu:viN|HiN All of mild property brine In llo f f t KAf al bt l i u l l Ik!* rierk r'lrviill oa littiitd rum enf,,r„Til,'»*m dttd rim .-.i. CnUTttV of Hrmlnolr, Hlaln of Flor ill tTifn • • f’ M' H' ** f^luvr'l"1* ■ Ids t,*nt*rn *Mi-h t nt(Iflrntn who'l h, \ o r t o : n r t r P t .f i'v r io * f o h rndnnmad acnordln* to law tha pro i Hit A1.1 TA % HKKO pnrty dnacrlhnd In aiich narllfh’dl* I#ee. IIM IR Florid# HtMnte# #1 I f l ! i i 0nw7h le h " ................. *»• will l>r wid,I to Ilia hl.lirwl lilddri Af»riie: or r o ll N O T I f F . IH II F i t F, IIY niVKN. al llin frnnl dour nf Ihn ftamlnol* - . a . . .I’ rrllflcala ,Vn S] iti:i:n Tt i n i f o r t e t f o I n c t h d h o l d e r of fiiunlr four I Houw* al Hanford I *+r. 1PI.1II m liiirN u •IHlMlea nf MMUi , (hi* f o l i o # ItiR i r r l l f l C i l t # h « * f l l Rd Floildn. on I h n drat Mon.lnv In th* NMTiri; ih ift nKUT h i v k n . i a l d c r r t l f l * n t # f**r 1«« d«e*l Jo monlh of ih-iolmr, t i l l , which I* Thnl f'o Im . lh»* holtlei of he IhRiied 1 here»«»i T h e i e r l l f l c R t # C iff w i? I'tlioiN 'r , Ihn Mb day of Oclobnr, I'ill I hr* follow lit 14 i rrtlfli i»t* hn* fll»*d n u m b e r a n d y # m o f l**»iiam #. fI i • <Nanit lii which Maln.1 lhl» Hh day of Hnplwnihni mild I rrllft' Oli* for lilt df^d t*• t h n t | p t l o» of t h e p r o p e r t y , m i d i h e ... , * *'l«o Mnnrn IIS] Im* tMiied fh*T*'ofi Tfm »•*■»llfl*nf*» IIume In ivhlch It wan #RRen"ed are ii P IIKHNfiON a il or Nam i>n.|i.rlv l.nlua In the oiitnher nml vi-nr «»f i*t«uiiprr4 Mi*» it** ftdlowe flnrh flrcu ll fotirl. Counly of Hainlhnlc Htnlc ..r Flor* f e r i l f l c R t e N o 1RM Hrnilnoln f’.oinlr, Fieri la dmrrlpllou of lh** properly, mid fh» Ida I " I* ,, aiich c itlflc a ir ihall I,, nnm** In whit It II n*****i»R*d At* Y e a r o f legUrttn e J u n e 10 A l» IfSH rtdttrnrd a.x.rdlnu | ,> „f„. i HKAI.I n« follow m [i#M, i Iptp.h of Pr op er ly *n »"> h certificate i'erhfh ii !*• No 1 IteR 300 f! H e f ,NW «>» *»f *— <- •-T* »• V *' > k.1 “ •-ITtf ’ —-Jfi Jt ’L ,oW door L" ,h"ofhlith"«l >ildd«r SOTIf Ii (IF IP P l.U ’ATItIN Full TVrtt of IRRiintift* ,li|iie .10 Aa I* I 4*1*®* H U ttf HI!*, I*f H W H H e c i i c n 7 *1 Ih .t .front Hi* Hcmlnot* t a x m:»:u |ii*Nr!rlptton of I'roprrlv T o writ* h i p ?! HiOith l l r nt R# Id c,M' r* (luuati at Hanford, I Bar. lilt.Ill Florida hlalHln* a* IUI*> Lot iiMM-fUir'd In Tn % I loci f u e l r u n N 300 fl R 4«0 fl H FMIrlda, on tha flrrl Monday In lh. RoTICM IH lIMflKIlY ilIVKN Until* .1 l\i « *' |l>2 il.eNR H 111! i n* I ft HW l o l i e u i f e e # N month of Octotiar. 1*1] Which la Thnl i ’..awl fo Inc.. Ihn holdrr of a d fi i Mr. tton it Tovni«Mp Jl Hmilh (mi ft r•f F, I oo fl A W 3 IS ft I tht llh day of (hdnl.ar. US] Ih* foil,.win* ccrllflcal* h.l* (lied ||40«t«* -10 I!tint Nhitipn ip o h h h m»ec«e#d » X M t o t o H • }'!(. . . V * r , fffv* 1 Jj*l*d thl» Itli day of Mi’titamher wal.l inrllflcal# for ta< dnn.l lo Nn m«* Ip whlrh new'*■»••*ed 1» It K **I tt on* IV#If# hr twaond thnrnon Thn rartlfhalr T II I in'In All of #nl d p r o p e r l y b e i n g In Hi e O I* II KH.VIji i \ nnmhnr anil year of Inanancn, Ihn All of mild propi*H» help* In * f o i l tiiy o f He in I n o t e Mi nt # o f F l o r * I ’lcrh f l u nil four!, dnacrlptlon of rim propnrly. nod Urn f*ininfy of Heml in*!#* Him *• of Fli*i LEM Foil H\ l F —I '*'ANTED —2 i MKI.P \\ ANTED f h l Hi t ch v e r l I fli' Rle eliRlI h o U se (URAL) '""'H'ly. Florida namn In which II waa aaanwwn.l arn itiii ru le* •* nil*'11 * *"«tlfh'iH** ntmll I ** Id# | e eiio-tl n r c o r d i n g t o Im# Ih# aa follow*: i i*it« tmei! in i ortllim i«» l*iw the lir i* pr et r o p e r t y t l eMcr l hed In e i i d i c c t l l f l *S,M,\I,!, iipnrlinr• nt hi IpuiHi" with 1 1)11* FljltN A O FK -lly Krt"tk) \ I I I N | |<IN SI ( < I S SFM O rllflra ln No. 1 1v ilrni'f|hfr*l In -mil rnr!lf*Mli* i . l t e w i l l b# gol d ii* ihe l i i gl i e #l hid* i M l r w tti* »r r L t f tT in s n n i Ynar of iMiianc* Junn ]n A I* US’ lier FUtiig*'. fould iiRi* |*t«r 11\ Tin WnJ|f Fluor AM<I Flrt'plncn s \ u :s m i ;n w||| | . r Hold to Ihr hl«he«l bidder t i e r a t t h e f r o n t d o o r **f i h # Htpil* t » i f»r:i:fi |>w* rlotlon of Proimrl) v i i t r r \in i ii'ii-t il iu ni«h* tl Hv ur<*tiIt«*ni i i 11 A i h i u i M. 0 . IIOhfSKS At th** front door of ih* Heml rude p t d e < ' o u t i l y f o u r I lion*** #1 H# h (H r. 1*1.la Florida aiaiair* «r Inia, Lot 11 Dooknrlown Plal f*o»|Pty i **ui r I nt Hixof**rd ''Mu! - ih*’* m Sitriff'id hicr , in11 H «g \ D, Sdiifm <1 Ifn.ilil.______ HIS W. lal SI. I'hnnr I?" »he fire* M o n d R v r o t i f n im ifitu in iv MivKV. I . ..•>** a. a 1*. t*11•11«1y« *111 Ihr* flr-l Mnn.lnv |n lh** fIn(*rdt h eF l omr oi dn#l h «»n *«f October, l!*.*!. Th*l Coat! I'.. In.-. Hi. holder of ■ * h .♦»**} ii, h f l c t i t u ? p n n i l i ' t r i , Namn In which aaanwwn.l f o r R p h ii I I h m o n t h o f i » i t o h * r w h l r h Wh i c h I•* t ile • ! h «l»• Y o f f>il«d*#r. lh* fnllowlna crrllfl. at* hn» f||ml .1— Heal l-.atatr For Sale —J I l l ’ Y A new ,u iu am vcl i,nidi <■■ tmla Man Hullnn i (ol f i l l tit* ill I m t o l i o x " I I " e t h d»iy of n« t.d.nr IH3 I Ii # ( n i l o o O f « r a l e * #ppl > l « 1*1* caitlfleale for f i t .Iced to All of wal.l i.u.party Imln* In tin the| luted I 111 »fia weekly. Write "Wnti h' »hl- Hh •!»y "f Hrplnol-- Y «Imi i r»*4 kllu'4 IhlR rid nil 11 mmI \ d « pi i hl Ul i ei l I# I Nf f i l l e d t hl « l l h *1*0 " f H e p l e t n h e r . I V laalltd (hercoii The do lift, .,In fn tinlr of Hnmlnnla, Htal* of Flo,m :i i : n s k ii m siN'i; n u t llo* ft'J". Mnytmin llcncb, I In ' i i Hfi Ot l l l e r n t t l i nulihnr anil ynar of l.roahcn Ihn Ida t'nlaaa aurh cafllflcatn whall hr I ■»*.1 I AM m v liritNlM iN N W S l* i:H S (IN M I. m i* i i i ; i i N i M t . \ I lliMN I Ac p e r II nf i # « r r | | t « n bla. ritecrlpfliui of Ihn |.ro|inrtr. and ilia rndminad ac.iir.lln. to law lha proI AVftlltH w a n t e d —• • *|ef k f ' l r c t i l t i *oin I Wc a I v iilmoat "ulil mil Hnve |u*l 1 t i m e # 10c p e r H o e I n s e r t ! # # t I e r k *Mr* ni l • Niur t nahia In which II ana a.anaan.l ar» party dracrlh.il In wilch vartltlcata *<eml n. dc l ,.o»Ht> Fl**l i'l#* H*»mlri"le f o i i n l v . Fl or i d, * n tlm#a Hr |*» r l l h r I t o r r l l i S aa follow* n (,’» '1 lic.luutm liuii'i " nil,I uni’ I \I.O IIS IF S l.ifd lm , XIluhi’ uiu will ha wold to lha hlehrat bld.lnr IHIIAI.I \ I: A M i l k 'l l . Mt« Fulkrtihrrif, I# l i m e # Hr # r r I t n r l # a e r ( l o # fa rl I flea In Xo SI (Hi: W.i al Ihn front donr of thn Hnu.lil il, ,! |.,-,ii.«im |iuii*i’ left Wc m e t 'l| , ', i d | c | Ij l l l l l l l l I ’ l lb I l l* p r r l i n e f o r l e n i t y I t f N l r e r l Taar of |>«nnnrn Jonn Jn A I* Ilia County Court Ilouaa al Hanford Mifcrcrtn'# Phufii* laMif-l. I, I ' d in i n , ’ l l c l i e , | O n , i l i l . l , net itulliuriicil lu l.iul.l any mitre I l i e t t i i n f * In i k e It##* N o r m : o f i f f i . h % t io a f o ii > ill'll I* III-* i m M tIT Iill M ill flno.-rlj.ll.,.i of fronnrlvi Florida, on Ihn Flral Monday In ihr |r«*ultle h u f f r ti» llum m F # r # f # p » f ' n l l I I " f ' l f l e e f’ " t i i u n t e * I • |it m m :r.n t u IIHHII n< (tu* Imv ilimii pinini’lil nf Lola l» A II niock t la.ck‘^*♦^ll t \fl J tlu lilii’ii unilrr f monlh of tirtuhar, I1U. which Ir ixf r . ml.t*l KIn i M n U n liih * »f H»H®l <in-, IM IR F l o r i d # RiRlMie* o l ItllM harl’a Hntollvl.l.in I'lul ll.o.lt 1 p h n u e I I . '. ', I l i c r i l l l l l t . l t . I ll fft7iMM> Cm Nnvy pci aminel. lha »th day of imlol.ar. I1SJ .ti I mi *\t*t k l t u t m illh#r Ni *T11'K IH IIKIIKHV ill VK.N. NOThU: IH IIKIlF.ftV OIVKS. t'«*a TH I I'l liair.l ihla Hh day of Haptnni.ar O iici (Srller lluiur". Inc. flietlit" \ I That i*.i#»t fo Inc the holder of Thnl »*04»t <**» 1 »hn h««ldf*r Ramn In which ataraand I H I rnrnrr Mrlliiiivlllc anil Itniiilulpb the follow '10 0 i »*ttIfh m«* 4m « fiM'l ( h e fit! llo'1* llltt * e r f If If i l e hi*" f i l e d I*lnor*n Ahr-im* i i . P IIK11NIX1N S l'K l’lA I. H u ll,,,....I II,"I- I'" " Wiild t e r t l f l . r t l e for >'♦ ■,ild . e r l i r h m t * f o r t « * d e e d 1'* b # W Ni«I %«•« 'Cl' 111 Ii r # r r e ft t e d All nf aald |irn]ii>rly l.nln.i In llin U \ \ 1S |-4 *-• (Jill h"Ui •• V4t.| ll nf J1HV I'lnih flrcu ll Cuurt. |i|e|l< ( IV . ’ ,M |,n*"pi In , ,ll • , I s, 1.11 ■ ’ 11 i hereon T h e cer I Ifii’n t # ♦•let t h e t e t r p k o n r o n m r i n l-i tit SAI lu .iHiict 1 l,e,|| .nun friunly of Hnmln.de, Hlai. of Flor­ |,«t luitietl ttn*r**i*P The errIITo H.** H n m l n n l a f m i u l y , Fl o r i d , i «. t u d f ' . t l l ul Mtici* I (ii if* K Till « Mind it m r k n r j t e If » mi* i m m e !• n m n l i i t 4 fid ye*M of i»RO«to■». Mte number mill ve*n o f Ipen# 111'#, ihn ida Unlana au.di cntllMcaln ahall In IHKAI.) "prin, iiim O i i '",, (lie lent , n , i i l i c r , ' t e M u c h , vv l i t , "l ii cl’n, I. u St i t t i l u t e d in t h e tele p h o n e b o o k . 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I l l F l o r i d a a t a l a l a a o f m i n i • p n d e r t h e h e M | o o « t 1 i l r x r n l i e Ye i t p f I r*m m i o r J u n e *0 , A l» llonan nt Hanford, V r o r «if l » « i l r t i n r Ju»»*» *" ' , v '" fotinly Court four W F lr-l I. I Sll I I'uiiiu recl’iildafi Htl H u n t l i t # to ii n i b e In o u r N f i T I C K IH IIIHIKtlY IlIVKN ft e ec rl pl lo n of P r o p e r l y |i**ni'rlpili»n o f rr»ti»i*rly Florida, onn Iho H flral Monday In Ihn oN K STOHY .'l lu'iiruetit friune I'l. ■' Mil XX Itnute I, Ran o f f l r # h r I k # ti n) b e f o r e pi i bl l minimi', r ij], which la T h a t l l r n r l r t l a t HI vnr , l h a h o l d n i month nf ii,IwOtR f m A f»< l . " l l * l * ' Hi H «7»» ti *»f N 117 M *'f l*H liuliii' l.n l,i' alunlc I l,i*". I till a, la T IIA 0 K IN ne h"*i'a nml n-fii • ot I on, nf Ihn fnl l owl l l* c n r l l f l c a l n liar of \V 33* 3/3 f» of KWH of Plat flook I Page# | l 1r> 21 ft tha llh day of Onlohnr. 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II « ll.I.IA M S IIIIA l.T O ir Hninlnoln foiinty, Florida l l a m a In w h i c h II Wa a a a a a a a a d a r a All uf •Rid properly hnin* It* thn County of HernltP'lr M|#t« of Flor* ilu#, iu u Fun Inn,, i4i ' ii u lti, A wat* Faclnry prices! It■ > 1 1 ,, lien,I llliiiil*. hlH (inleRR #Ill'll i ertlflcal# ehdlt IH K A I.)___ a a fnll nwa: . k , r<muiy of H**mlnt»|**. Htnle of Kh'f ltd North I'arh In ,, ubn pnrlnl'ln miwer plant. Aluminum -lal", rnltmi m pinf n r t l f l c a l * No S» Idn 17nl#*nn •mh rnrllftrate •hull he be r e d e e m e d s*crordii'R to law ih# Servm, Srmimiln r,unity alnea IIOTICH (IF Al'PlifrATinR Fill! Yaar of laanaficn Jana ]n A. I t IfSfl mtliMtpind nicordlnif l*» tio» Ihn |»r*i* pri(|ierty dcMcrlhed In #mh certifi­ Hr liipi's f'nmplctc repnll am TAX i i h i ;i > (laacflptlon nf Prouartyi p trlr dmo rlhed In mirdi i rrMflvnU c a t e will b# H d d 11* lh# hljilifil I Vic II M. (ileaMiii, Luke M arf. vlt'i. -^ t f t f r . 1M. I M F l o r l i l n t t n i o lies l r a *a ff It 1* 1*1 t.ol 2t Midway Plal Itonh I will h# Hidil to Ihn lil«U*'«t M‘lih f b i d d e r 1*1 I lie frnnl iluof of IH# 1 llpilr.mm hrni'i' |ii • f mil nf f'H< SKM INf il.K V K N K F H N III I NO ^ f O T Ir H IH IIHflFHIT............ ..... Ml lh«* front donr of i Im* M**fnlhott He till r o d e fnunty FmiM I foil"# Hi l’a*« II. i XRI’IM T . H i l l . UK l i mi t ' In emu Mini cniiilltl ui, T h .V f h .lt Co. inn., till h n V i^ J N a m n In w h i c h a n a a a a n d " linff C:i|llrl IfnIINP III Hi*11fiifcl. H. i t i furd, F l o r 1*1it, o n t h e f | r # l Mimi COM I' \ N V ti vw11,i t*I■■ Iminc.llnlch Kfiay Hill Weal .Ini h .l i|i,i,'k repair Julia, nr "mail M l n n l a l.*a n t l v n r d # y In t h e n o o i t h o f f l c t o h e i , lifi'f I'll 11'l.' U Alt of aalfl p i o l n r l y l i a l u . Ill ( h a mn ii ill uf OnI q11# r* ftl»M whlf’li ..Id c.rjm c-,U for M \ W ' W w h i c h I m t h e n t h di i y of Mr t o he* lei in* l'i ice tft.llllll Mu '.ini.liii,. i ' ill .Iim 11 18 M 4. ba ( a a u n dd tharaon. tharaon Tha vartltlcata Couhly of Hamlnnla. Hlaln „f Flor Hi l oi t e r , 1f*h liM I Ii e *11In dny dn noff *Otiloln (id X I XIII ll Mitte nuintiar And year of laaunnea. Ihn Ida. I l n l a t a a ucl i rnrtKKala ahall h r lib dm r»f HejilorpiMi I — FOII HF.NT —I I hi ted thN Oh duly (if Hepie inher, IM I! x IHO n i l' XIIt HKIt V lf'H I llc.llnntll li'.U',.’ dual- In. U.tlMlnr It tl t’lieal S m iO i S n n f n r . l \ v e daaurlpllon of tlm iimpart],. and Ilia rad d a m n , I Bccnrdln. Id law l h a pro. I-if.2 l*»SJ nama lit which It waa a > u ,i„ l nrn Iinrly dnacrlhad In wu, n cnrililcalc • • p iimiNiiMN m p h infNiHts tl, I Ml. Mile, III Kill llltliTH ri.tiui' 7 in xx i WKI.AK^ Aiiiiflmcnta I I I W I ,ll I|I1I,,> nf ’tnull t’lU'll, 111 if,, UJI aa fntlowa: will hn an|d to lha hl.haal bid.Hi f|erk flrt nit Court ('Ierk f l r r i i l l I'uuti t v ! .'., i ir. i: t u *i f i , i i8ft. .nil,i i f u u i i n i i u i ' . l l n l c pu* ,c i .niii Ktrat S t m t I’hnii" III!' W f art I fl.nt n No II a ! l h a fropl door ,,f llm Hninlnoln HeinI noli* fun nt v, I1lot i'll* Hi*mJ|i«dI* fnunty. Flor I I I Cl 111-I »'in l.e ,H I m i,c l I'l he C K K I t T c l i ' VINiMfl S e t f t t l m If i i (U* Y«ar of taaiianca .Inna In A H llin fnunty foiiM II mi.s, at Hanfotd (HKAf.l ' h i :a 1*1 III* W i l i n ' — I 4 It X1 . 1-ar1 m l l j 1 lilll vSl.Ui Xtnrnln, Heuilnd, f ’r IH IIIMI MM l» K ri:\H K im i s iN i; d i n , liiii! Fn>*t S e t tiiitl I'littfM I 1 Im, 1 I ' cnill. Slur f 'ill Itrtlph i H l L O K il R A N G E R Rv # ra n S trik e r N W S I’ l. MSI in n i ;i . 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Itiuulcf, Kcnltni. so h feo N i: In aflfii<■ lullin' MM numbing A Suppllea Fl A NOS. DSKD I ’.!««* M viiU A*NLW 1(01'SM. Hindi cfinali ur per wenk I’hiifin IH:i Cum i tiding A Repalra linn, rinse IM IOM Cnlnnlnl Way. P A IN T DSicft** lioni **i* inti id W J King 8{|HH Smith I'ark Ava ' AllfiK, •J-lirtlinniii nicety (ur itii *I flit! will! tu* !nI While it ti* I Hinnr flf illahnil tipi N>, pci". I'li.inn MAYKA Ilf, IJM Yli ,lnin. 2 bel cfilriiK. Mmlt* fni Flo i bln I F t: rtmm limiae. piaetleally new, IJU.W. il|mr $.'1.7h, R|»tt itil ftll.llf* ifiil I'll.K W oltK , In t-luy nr ciete, Im rilis nml (Iniira. fiirnlalieil nr Southci n Fiiiril f o . VDMI Went Wall" m Mum Klhnu Siiyilnr, I -KCIOM cffl.lrn ry iipnrtiiii’lll. Mlifiiriilaiieil. I’rireil rraannnti'y. Chufih. OrUmln IH l7 Avitndale SI Orliindn. Sllllulili’ fiiy rouplu, lilnnllv In | In,VII |,lt v ill i*nt. I Haiti Iftfl.KD iNt^nil artuita ffnm I’ual (Ifflc’c. mnntiily, whlrh itlao envera «»*"* I'llll.ll'S f ’ulniiinl f ’leaiiiia "know ImpiIre jHi'iili.mi'a lii’pt. Rlufi*. ami Inaurance. O. 0. Karrell, ALLLS EIIALMF.KS \1ml» l "H • hnw" pin* K-Snn O Miiaianleeii riuir-rnKlui* lriud(«r, wIlli r»lo x* uiulbpiuufing a^tiure you i f Arcaile I'nrkiilie Htmr, N IC LI.Y fur ii IhIkmI ,n ra ,c upl. ---- ---------------.'u1 »*lllf lVRtot • M»V4 IIMIlkl'M 41'llfli "Huitill.ua'' iippcnraiire. Phone 31! with hcri’i’il porrh. K!M| M n,- nil tiJ 4 c « l vrrv nullH7r.lM)fi f D* IIK A I. RHTATK Ini fni lice delivery nervice. nolla Avfmic. Volltl, r.«»0 So. Multi SI . 4lil.iu.ln If you want to liny, Rent or Hell, Ittil I,AW AY mid ll.iby Red* fur PH. R-flHHH. Hi iim: lent dny. week m iiinldh The K K F iriK N H Y ilnwnalnlra npaifORDER yunr <npv nmv! The ne,, J. W. HALL, Heatlor Futnlluti' Center, IIH W, t»(. merit, prtvnlv Imlli. 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LOST: Two large grey and whltfl T U X K im FKKOS. Comnleta line lwkf lieilruuma. 1200 Hagnolln. mulea In the vicinity nf Or* Store. lit. ilunt'a Ttixolo Feed W iccn • Reword f«r Informatlmi lioOMB By D«y «r 'Verli, Ifu n n leading to recovery. It F. Mot WaahltlK Machine tlHF.IC TIRKH *1.00 up. Uaed Wi^INfiKH otet. 4t0 W. K lrlt. rl*. Seminole High School, San* with pump. (Innil eondlilun lin t auto tulip*, fRc dp. rlrratone font. MaKfulln Avr. I ’hiuie IH tl It Htorea, IH K. U t St, ---------TP-pb—M ■ - __________ — i d i t i To maiurn larly. For rl«ht A UTOM OIIII.KH —l 'raon, Wtlllftie lo he eomfianimi T it A V K It HK r t l e f t h ir i I W - f l H " FRUJ' F R U IT JAMS, half price flimm Ift— •Idetly U d r In eyffnlnaa. Im ­ to IHO". SenkarR filia l and We ll hoy ynur ear reganlltia 4 portant eons Irfafatl orta In tent Paint Co. age or condition. fcwl .w.wMO M^ea, i.m— i■■.ii...... e ARTICI.KS W ANTEI1 — 0 In home nrlvileirca ...... ............ J titt will lie Little A Reel Uaed Car* CIlKHTjOf Drawera—any IjfM nr Phnn* 2nd and Sanford d ie ftnldhed or unfinlinoa. Crlc- W# buy, ee'l A trnde uauil (ornlture, WlUon-Maier Furn* (i A h AOE apt. 4 roomi ami hath. «d to eult yaur hud g et V U It ua YOUR CAR ia worth more monei at iif) W. Flral. Telephono Unfurnlihed eicrpt for rafrlhere. We need dean '47, '48, 49, M8ft—The Fnrplture Center. aerator ami atove. 700 HtHon* 'fin, Til, '62 modde. Harley ' 1IELI* h e l p W A NTED N TE D 1 vlfla. I ’hona 1817 nr Mfl, Wadnuorth, (101 North Orangg, ri. W. r . i i i / B ri/cYcLfc. l l k tU M t'R K TIR E D gentlemuu with Orlando) Phona 8BB7. R. Starnee. Phoril 7M-H ATT. li U r g a rnom*. Furnlahed. home to houxe aAIea eYprrlPni " IIP ! Ftahch Avenue. progreealve to niirraent reprrernt progreaalve ««» 'til N ASI! • Clean, good eondU m L i o o a n y flim si t<Wi with n lion. I'rn* w-lteeliiiK ami over, upllnl .le ilil flinlra find ' hliffrt. ruiiipiiitV Ip Hnnfnrd nrrn. Llh H N F IIU N iB U K li firm flnor npT. dilve. Itwft. Phone lift# or rail era! pfiinmlaxhinn. Wrlto Rftx fl. M leM . Snd and I'nlmvlln, I'll. ■ K x 10 Arwn Wilton fuff. RWnt 2U(M) Melluiix die. auiinlde. Phone 1I10-IL niviiiK Imckgroutid. i!RMV after ftdHl pin. N I T , ; I ® IIKItALI) WANT ADS PHONIC 118 TUB SANFORD HBRAIJ) ft K ' ' , ! * Jil >* rt* d u ll' V iw "**■ i■■■*!"».*-" •() .‘x’ A1,' -V»\ * iftllftii kill) * --■■a m - _____ ____ _ �# ** Easter’s Bat Keeps Indians I Game Behind Yankees B r o o k l y n Increases T1IH (4AN F o il II II KB A I, D Page K Thursday, Kept. I I , 1952 Lead To 4V& Games Over Giants With 2 Wins Over Cubs AH Sports Writer , Luke Raster, foimer turgcl fur Cleveland'* "boo birds," 1* lop man the lilt parade of Indian fan* . big Luke's blaring bat u spear heading the Indians' hid for the tmerlcan league pennant, a drive hat finds them only one game he dnd the New York Yankee* Hull, lombatant* have 14 game* In play Deluding a fare to fare meeting In Dtvelaml on Sunday. Easier drove home two rims last light on a single and Ills an I t : turner to lead the Indians to a 5 3 detory over Ihe Philadelphia Alls. etics. Hui the Yanks protected heir slim lead as Alllf Reynold* Li Idled the number* to a 0 1 vie lory over the SI. !/oul* Drowns. Meanwhile, the Brooklyn DodgV i moved 4t4 games ahead of the tew York Giants In Ihe National -tague rare. The Dodgers swept i twl-nlght twin bill from Chiago, 4-1 and 6 2, after the Giants ild won a 13 Inning haltle from MUsburgh, 3 2, on Don Mueller's tome run. Easter, who failed to lilt his Weight during the first half of the Campaign, has been making up lor tost lime since he got back Into lineup on July 15. following a lojourn io jc__ with Indianapolis of Ihe American Association The 240 pound first baseman do arted iinmmirned with a 208 avrag*. Since his recall ho has been angina away at a 310 clip and as driven In 55 runs In 52 games. , The Indians were playing .508 hall and trailed the Yank* hy 3M> game* when Raster Ivft. Kline his fetum they have won 30 and lost U , a .610 pace. Easier, who ha* hit salely In 13 JO H o r n , 10. "Miss Chicago." ttulk.-il oil w ill, top buttling lu ll traight games, singled home the honors on Ihe snoiul night of me ndlans' first run in the opening “M li* America'' p re llm im iiI,, in nning. Hob I.emim blanked the Atlantic City, N. J.ffntvrnultonulJ Athtetlrs on three hits until Ihe hlnlh, when he suddenly willed The A's loaded the bases with one out and Lemon Issued two walks to force home two runs. Ted Wilks, the old National League fireman. Cgme on and saved Lemon'* tilth Icjory. O nobis was In Ion form against vnnlds Reyiu the H rowns. The righthander nl lowed only live hits anil fanned I I In racking up his 18th conquest The Yanks rolleclrd IS tills tt:nln*l Duane Plllette and two relief pilch •rs. Johnny llulherford, with assist ■nee from Joe l!lack and Carl Hr M ilt*, turned back tho Cuba at Kb beta Field. Rutherford bowed mil for ■ plnch-hltler during a gome winning, four-run rally In Hie M IAM I MV—Tho Universities of seventh nl the opener, lllack rit tired the Cub* In order the rrst Florida anil Miami may get to­ gether mi llio gridiron nl Gullies of Hie way. Nov 22 II* Ns-ht-Slllll-ll. f Krsklnw roasted to Ills )2lli vie v|H" " I think we are coming idling," tory In the second game Mueller's hoiner fur the Giant* null I h i . ilmvoiao K Asllc, (lid of Miami president. aent game Murry DlikMin down to verslly bit 201h defeat. Dickson, wlm won Wednesday night in revealing tlml 20 games In 1051, Is tin- first Plrule In- had conferred wllh Ur .1 lllllls pitcher lien ip moiiem history In be Miller, Unlverslly id I'londa pres liH-nl. Tuesday night and Wednes­ tagged eggs with a score id ileleuts The Giants engaged lliree pitch day illuming They discussed a new football ■rs to stem the Ptrnlu* with lluyl Wilhelm gaining eredll for his Lilli rniitrucl between Hie two Instltu I Hoiin victory. " I had u talk wllh Ur. Miller In other games, the Philadelphia Phils defeated SI. Lnubt, 0 3, nml In*! (Tuesday) night and Hit* Cincinnati nosed out Uoslnii, 0 5, • (Wednesday) morning at Ktuurl. In 10 Innings In tho Nallonnl where he is fishing." Dr. Ashe League, anil Chicago turned buck 1said. "Wo discussed the situation ipiite Washington, 0 3, and Detroit upset I a till but we need to have another Boston, 62, in the American ! little talk, which we may tie able I to do over Ihe plume. I think wo qw h are coming along.” Dr. Ashe said tie would not have much morn to snv until after he taiks with Dr. MIHcr again TH 0M A 8VILLK , Ua. (*-U e ts y " I think probably, II we get to­ Rawls, Austin, Tax., won her see gether somewhere, we may make and golf tournament in Georgia u joint statement. ’ la four days when she downed Miami Daily Nows Snort* Kdllnr Betty Jameson, Sen Antonio, mi Stanley Woodward said Wednesday the seventh extra hole of a sud­ It was "reliably reported" that the den death playoff In Ihe Mary sldents of the two universities is Paulk Invitational tourney •'will agree in adopt n iine-year lne»day. Interim agreement In go im with Ibo game. I)r. Ashe did not com­ ment on (bat report. I ’osslbillty that the Intense foot­ ball rivalry between the two schools would end arose several days ago when Florida Alhlallc D i­ rector Hob Woodruff dnmanded (hot Miami sign a Soulhoailern (‘■inference cunirucl. Miami football officials n ld If Woodruff's demands wore met Ihe Hurrlcunca would have to operate under SRC rules without enjoying any advantages of conference tpnmhcrshlp. Officials of the Iwo schools have boon negotiating a now four-year contract Including this year'a game, for which 140.000 worth of tickets already have been sold. Miami hai won three of the ta il GUSTAFSON four games between the schools UBH’oach An< ■nd their meeting in the Orange Howl iaat October drew 61,001 fens. ! S Miami President Thinks Florida Will Play Canes Miller And A,shu Go Into Muddle F o r 2 Days In Stuart Betfiy R I Hangs Up 2nd Golf Title WOODRUFF JACKSONVILLE un-Bob Wood­ ruff, University of Florida foot­ ball roach, a .!| be principal speak­ er at the Jacksonville Traffle Club's gridiron dinner h«r» Satur­ day night. University President Dr. Sanford All-Star* Are Edged, 4-3, In 7th By Orange Buick S anford's high All-Btar ar.ftt.all trom rrrrivSo their first jolt In the Orlando Invi­ tational tournament last night a i Orange Hulok rame from behind In the late innings to defeat Ranford, 4-fl, In the bottom of the seventh at Kxpositlon Park In Orlando, Sanford ltd most of the gams before they fell victim lo sev­ eral srratrh Infield tills and fluke bunts. Iron-Man Hires went the entire route for the losers yielding hut Iwo walh*, four runs on eight hits. With the srore knotted up In the bottom of the seventti and Orange tlulek nt bat, Malbey looped a Texas League single over second, which - glanced off th* edge or John Keeling’s outstretched mitt. Mssslfer laid down ■ perfect bunt which Frankie Htenatrom raced In on and tkrsw to Keel­ ing at first. Tho runner beat the peg but Hlenslrum'a throw smashed off Keellng'a glove and rolled into right field. Rightfielder Mason sped in to rstav the bell lu Ihe plate but hta to*a hit Ihe ground as Malhey streaked across the platter be­ hind ratcher Coleman Yates with the game winning tally. The loss ended I Im All-Stars’ two-game winning skein and drop­ ped D i v i o Into the losers* bracket with still one more chanrs to make the finals. However, they must win all their remaining games to take Ihe Oilandu crown. The locals tallied onro In tho first when Hienslrom led off with a single, Flanders walked iiim I Hill Crahlree singled MienStrom arross. Hanford maintain­ ed their |-tt lead until ths fifth w hen thev added two more on Keeling's walk, Flanders' hlngo and a pair of fielders' rholces. Orange Hulck parlayrd a hit - m l t-i o b.-r.T,t.v ..'**■ Cantors Close Grid Drills From Public GAINESVILLE UK Florida-* Gators went behind dosed galas today while Coach Bob Woodruff hogan specific preparations for the opener with Ktetaon here Best. » . Hock-ribbed defensive p tjy by the tentative first learn unit wai n highlight of Wednesday's sur­ prise scrlinmsge. Tackle Charlie l.al'radd and Guardi Joe D'Agos­ tino and Art Wright formed the backbone of a group that Irishman offensive teem in A pair of former refill fensive back*, Buford !> (Pape) Hall, turned In running performance*, ' effective ball-carrying 1 sophomore fullbacks t and Dick Walaon, and Sam Oosterhoudt and Ri The Gatora worked o Wednesday an Ing with Hie! Urooka and no] sending the t punting drills By ED CORRIGAN (For Gayle Talbot) NEW YORK I only yesterday 'h e b t - f i r s f . J ’ v i ' . V j j u a runs in the bottom of the fifth to make the scoreboard read 5-2, Sanford. The Bulckrnen added th* tying run In the sixth on Ander­ son's triple and a fly ball to Flan­ ders hv first baseman Baird. Ranford play* agdin Friday ntvht at KspotHlon Park In Or­ lando at 7:30 p in. The All-Star i will hold a practice at the Lakefront Diamond tonight at 7:30 pin. A ti R II RBI flanfrod Stcnstrom, 3b 0 4 1 2 3 0 Keeling, 2b 1 0 9 1 1 Flandev, If 1 3 0 Crabtrse, ss 1 1 Baser*, cf 2 0 1 1 II 0 Chotlaln, th 4 0 0 Drum, rf 2 0 0 a Yates, c 0 4 0 0 Hires, p 3 0 1 Mason, rf 0 1 0 0 3 0 Totals 29 9 Oranga Hulck A ll H H RHI 1 4 1 2 Masslfer, 3b (I 3 Morrison, ef 1 1 Chance, a* 0 2 0 0 2 0 Anderson, rf, p 1 l -i 0 Corbett, r 1 1 *3 0 0 1 Halrd, Ih h i. 0 0 0 Ilattaway, 2b "3 0 Cook, If 1 1 0 0 Hanson, p 1 0 Malhey 0 2 1 1 3 Totals 24 4 H Sanford .......... 100 020 0—3 0 0 Orange Hulck 000 021 1— 4 8 2 R: Masslfer, Corbett. 3B: Halrd, Masslfer. Left: Ranford 11, Hulck 5. BB-off: llie r* 2, Hansen 2, Anderson 2. HO-Dy Hire* 4, Han­ son 2. HO: Hire* In 8 Innings 7; Hanson In 3 Innings 5 2/3; Ander­ son In 0 Innings l ‘ i. IIH P : Hasore (Hanson), Crabtree (Hanson). Winner Anderson (1 0); Loser, Hires | 2 - l ) . _ (iiant» Can Thank Federal W ildlife One Monte Irvin Changes Only Few If They Win Flag Laws For Season Hy JACk 7|A N D NF.W YOIIK 'V t-If Hie Now York (Hunts |iull another ''miracle” Ihl* lull, u Irllow named Monto Irvin will deserve much of Hie credit. Just as Giant hope* crumpled wllh Irvin'* broken ankle In aprlr training, so they have risen wl his return to regular action. The strong slugger from Oranio, N J„ stretched hi* cnn*ecutlv* game hilling tlrcak lo I I yeitarday wllh a *lnglo and triple In lb* 11 win over Pittsburgh in IS Inning*. This was In "ite nmor forr big ,',F Monto, lining , - hoi)ms wbtl* the Gimil* fumbled id f _____ am! ___fumed In ttn'li uphill chase of Brooklyn, lie wo* niixlnii.* to return to action hut hi- Just couldn't afford to lake chances until Ihe doctor gave hta okuy A lillli' walking exercise In his huek yard Thru snmu hatting prac­ tice Mure hilling anil light rxtrelse while he made a Western swing with the giants. Then a re­ turn to the active Hit for pinchhitting guile*. Finally lie gut back In there on an every day basis when Ihe (Hants were bring read nut of the race, some tot* gamta behind the Dodger*. "Irvin Is Ihe difference," vmi hear on all sides In the Giant club­ house and dugout. "Since he came buck we started to go." Hatting .325 and lashing vicious line drive* as the cleanup hltlar, Monte la doing hla best to lift th* Giant* toward another flag. " I figure I can run about 71 per cent a* good ■■ normal," he said. " I ran run airtight ehead all right but it's tough to atop and go back." Sports Roundup p it c h a t * It teem* l i k e that the major . j t v t f j t - 'r i f , v uj0,u tsars and pointing an accus |„ fl flnger manuii ng finger at the manufacturers of the balls they tossed at the hitters. Much too lively, they cried. Somenu* has been tampering with the content. They hinted darkly hai there very probably might iave been a conspiracy to take the game away front the pitcher*. ho loud waa the cry, In fact, t h a t the manufacturers were forced to deny all. Same ball, same content, they maintained. Now all la silence and a look at the records will explain why. The other dey we glanced at the lead­ ing batten in the majors: Would you believe Uiat th* National League pennant winner may riot has-- a .200 billet when the final returns are In t In fart, th# last three In th* top 10 in tho NaUonal League were were hitting under .300. Jackie Robinson was (be top Brooklyn operative with a 308 mark and Whltry Lnckmun was banging away at 301 for the New York Giants Thu American Loagun wasn't much belter. It, loo, had. the last three in the lop 10 under 300, Gene Wondling of the Now York Yankees ■nd Dale Mitchell of the Cleveland Indians both were well up but where were the other*? Only Mic­ key Mantle was managing to stay aieive mid. Wc don't want to be ana to paint a gloomy picture, hut we would like to urge Stan Muilal to itarl lot king with mure vigor nr he’s going lo have tho lowest average of .i National League hailing king since 1019 The Iasi time we looked his mark showed .333 and barring a slump catastrophic proportions, Ip- -.hould win Ihe championship In a hreeic for tho third straight year. But m '51 he had a .333 and In '30 a U0 ills other three championships were even more impressive. In 1943 It was 337. In 1946 It was ,363 and In 1948 11 was a mighty .370 In 1919 Kd Roush of Cincinnati wen with a 321. This, of course, wis an outgrowth of World War I when baseball was trying to stay oti II* feet Nothing even approach­ ing Roush's somewhat ancmlr figure was posted unlil the next WAT. In 1942, Ernie Lombardi won II with a 330 In the American League, Ferris Fain, who 1* trying for his second straight, isn’t much belter off. H r won with a 344 last year and cur­ rently I* hovering around th* .330 mark I T A L L A H A 88E C — (flpcclall— Th* tightening nf one regulation and the loosening of another fea­ tured the revisions nf the Fed­ eral regulations for the taking of migratory game birds in Florida this year, according to the damn and Fresh Water Fish Commis­ sion. A rsvlslon In tke 1952 53 reelations atatse that ths dally ag limit of dueka thin year la four, pnasession, eight, only MW of which mar be a wood duck. Last year, In * possession limit on dueka was two day’s bag. which Inrludrd two wood ducks. The other regulation permits the shooting of migratory game birds from u boat or other craft having a motor attached if "such craft Is fasts,icd within or Hy Ths Associated F r n * tied Immediately alongside of Miami goes h r Tampa tonight any tpye of stationary hunting lo wind up their Florida Interna­ blind." tional League Shaughneisy play In previous years, It has been offs while Miami Deach entertains been Illegal In hunt with Ih* St. Petersburg In the East Coast motor on th# boat, and before resort city. Miami and Tampa ended their •hooting waa permitted th* sportsmen had tu undo th* twogamn act In Miami Stadium motor and place It In th# floor Wednesday night with the pennant­ of th* boat. winning Sun Kox taking the second Fur year*, sportsmen have con game, 3-1, to even the series at tended that the regulation itro. Jt and I. At the same time, St. Peters­ hlhltlng shooting of migratory birds whlls In a boat with a motor burg whipped the Flamingos at Miami Beach, 7 0. to forga ahead attached was unwise for "it's In their best three of-flve series, worth your own life to try and 2 lo 1. Miami's valeran Oil Torres al­ taka off ■ motor whlls you’r t In lowed Tampa only flv* bits and th* boat on tke water." held lb* Smokers icortkas after tun first Inning. In that frame Len Pecou went to second on an error and Benny Fernandes doubled him American League In. . Miami struck back for thra* In Won Lm I F a . .393 the bottom half un an error, two New York 83 37 Cleveland .586 walks and a pair of singles. Paul 36 . 82 63 Chicago .332 Armstrong doubled home Iwo more 74 Boston M 532 Miami runs In th* aaventb. Dale 72 IK .3(1 Malthewion went th* rout* for Washington 72 60 Philadstohla .507 Tampa and gav* up eight hits be­ tl IT .407 fore ■ turnout of 1.040. a 8t. Petersburg picked up a i 4f M M l In th* third Inning at M il IM .638 Beach on two hits sandwlcl » so .606 around an error. Miami B«ach • as 34 ,«*n came right back with four on a an M 63 .341 slngl*. a double, an error and 73 TX ,4X1 Jaase Levan'i home run. AX Two more M iam i Reach runs 62 T» .446 60 .416 came lo the fourth on an error, 7» •177 an Infield hit. a force out and M ia Georg# g Miami Evens Set With Tampa While St. Pete trium phs Standings By The Associated Press Tills Is the scrimmage season for Southeastern Conference foot ball teams—(he annual mid Sep­ tember p&rlod when teams get In some of their heaviest knocks as they prep for opening games nine days ahead. Almost every SRC team scrim­ maged Wednesday and most of them either go back to simulated game conditions today or Friday. From theso rough, long session* usually coine Injuries and Wednes­ day was no esceptlon. Broken hand and wrist bones resulted at Tulane and Georgia Tech. Rarl Burke, first string of­ fensive center for Tulane, broke a bone In his left wrist aud prob­ ably will have to put the wrist In a cast. He should be ready for Tulane’* opener Kept, 27. th e op ponent Is Georgia and the opener Is a week later than most KRC teams get started Ben Daughtery. Georgia Tech’s flno defensive tackle, broke a bone In his left band. Ha'll miss both the Citadel and Florida games. Field work at Tennessee and Georgia was far fruin Impressive H you listen to twn of the best moaners In football—Coach Bob Neylanil of Ihe Vols and Wally Bulla of Georgia. Tennessee worked through both offensive and defensive scrim­ mages and results were dissatis­ fying lu Neyisnd. Jim Itaslam, tackle,. and John Michels, guard, weru the best operators oil the field. Hill Harblsh wus released from the hospUul altur breaking a nose bone. "Distressing" was Butts' word for Georgia's drill Hut Hint word didn't cover the performance of Conrad ManDvra. Manioora, a New Jersey product, put on one of Hie fasigsi exhibition* of lootball seen in Athens In years. He scored three touchdowns /eke Hratkuwskl and .lltnmv lluiner, both (piurtcrhacks, passed well. The swing to Hie spilt T In Hie Koutheuslerii has hern marked. Wednesday, Coach Hill Kdwurds of Vanderbilt took Ills first look at hi* new split T offense. Fresh­ man Quarlcrback Hill Krletcmeyer looked good running and passing. Vandy scrimmaged at length. Hear Bryant mixed In practice on fundamental football between scrimmage sessions i t Kentucky. The team looked slow after a long session of twn per dsy workouts. Two per-day workouts have end ed for Auburn. Meanwhile, first string Quarierhaek Vince Dooley is back at work after Injuries. He won’t work through tin- rough phase* again unlil Saturday when game scrimmage will be held NTAN M/tAtKS DELAND i^t—Stan Marks, one of three candidates for quarter­ back at Kletson is developing like a coach's dream, says Coach Jay 1*A11(M J Thla Miami Bash Is credited with becoming not only an adept ball- NAVY ► ’ iilnney, Charley llnxold and Lvnn iM-igtdnl . * “ —***>■• -la-ading the Maryland line la Dick ( Little Mo) Modrclowskl. who along with Soarbath Is being boomed for oil America honors. Fifteen other lettermen are sprin­ kled among the line candidates Clemson lias a terrific triplethreat buck In Hilly H a ir.'H a ir was sixth In the nation last vearA> in total yards gained wllh a total of 1,579 Viiglulu has a small squad of 13, but all ol them have a lot of football savvy and weru on last year's squad Duke'* Blue Devils have become odds-on favorite* to cop the con­ ference crown with Maryland and Clemson salely out of the way for a year. Virtually all of Duke'* 1931 f e i n t s Is back. Tltelr big problem Is toW develup a defensive backfleld. Wake Forest, William and Msry, North Carolina and possibly South Carolina could cause Ihe Dukes trouble Wake Forest, particular­ ly. should coine up with a hardto heal team since many experi­ enced hands are bark. North Carolina bus turned to the T- forma lion. Mow well Ihe Tar limited Its foes to an average of Heels do will depend on how aulckly Coach Carl iinavely can b rin g !' 75.3 yards per game. them aruund to their new formaTatum has Jack Hcarhath, a great quarterback, around lo ill lion reel his tricky spht-T version, lie has an abundance nf other speedy A multiple belt conveyor system bark* in Chester Hnnutak, Itnlpli Felton. Ronnie Waller. Frey Lay III use nl n Newport News. Va„ man. Joe Horning, Dick Nolan, Kd pier is equipped lu load coil Into Fullerton. Ed H a r r 1 1 1. Hondo four ship' at n time. ern Conference find* ifsclf mak­ ing football history this season before a single game lias been played. For two of Ms members — Mary land and Clemson — arc exported to have learns which will rank among the best in the nation Yet, neither ran win the conference championship. Both .Maryland and Clemson ste on blacklltt •* the 1*1*7 tconference l / ll l V i X S I C C li> u V O l ID S , They • l« V / placed there for playing In New Year's Day bowl games and were given one year football suspeu lions. Virginia, another topflight area outfit, can't win, either, for the Cavallcrr. aren't conference m m b*ra. Maryland has Its eyes set on becoming the nation's No. 1 team. And the Terps have every reason to believe that’s where they'll wind up. They thrashed Tennessee, Inst year's top-ranked team. In HitSugar Bowl Jan. 1 And Coach Jlin Tatum BaUy admit* the Terps will have their greatest running attack In Maryland history and a defen live mill which will compare favor NOW OPEN DUXBURY SCHOOL OP DANCING (lak A ri in n n rrriu l A te. I*lion* 312-J C IIA N -IM IIM N Q SiN! QVAi AMI SI B c« I I I t QUASI T0UCHT0N DRUG CO ., •n * h a s t h a t M O M T H iY L O O K ■m mm a m i, -w n r . m in (M, B*l bo *bl. to kid* W. aomoua, Jlltory look Mch i* tn«ttor%awi«x*k nmka-iip" . Keep yonr »o*r»l sa(o doling dajs—cont ka Ik* on* atrl In fc* (k*«* Ik* • train from toll- possibilities as a Hold general and kicker. Tilts U tho first season at Stetson for Marks, who played halfback for Miami High. He la St, weighs HU aad is 3 0 Otherwlso the picture at Stet­ son la not so bright. The unusual amount of rain during September has hindered practice and has been blamed for many minor In­ juries. nm and it a a p * - k u "th a t ask**.* Cardal, a speilal nedidn* by |k*aaaad* of n a a , llrla a la a a rt aaalaal tra e ip f, r and monthly mUory. A Util* C a rdiil tsch tUy htluA b u ll* strength •u TAAlsUncA msy t>« *rs«l*r sack man lb , n irv a u s n o * And tiiV A ijn f le v ■nd iasA. Look moro n A tu ro l-fA N ta g ■loop b o tU r. Ask your doslor f t * (.'ardut. (S a yl *'OArd-»»u-«yo"). ii t i m m i * I S * I * 1 A m t r i s i |I M * Horn Im tU l H it I mil «J i i , f o r t / i* m m m il A l y l l m IfONTftV c u m • — s f o l CMMI I f u n DR. C. L. PERSONS OPTOMETRIST RYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 1 M Itonlk Palmetto A t o m * PWU. Sm MKRLB Today » U » Y BUDOn B U N 4— -----— A N u ll dow* brjtmmI will deUver your henter now «a4 job RMjr Uko n your to fuy the butaoeo If you prefer. SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES on iiutuilaUont mndo before September 25th , Wu* v SH Company mm? m th ? W h ic h ■■ LV*; fro m 1 5 % to 1 0 % p u l i e g y o u r Injuries M a r Drills I n Georgia Tech And Tulane Camps R ICH M O N D. Va. J - -T.s/•■ *■•(Vt W « r * a i S f t Jim 500 fans saw the gam*. . t o tonight'* gamee, Your Car Purring Like A Kitten D- WALLACE iS Windstorm lo m r s a s e By ROBRRT MOOHR —— -A A home run by Neb WU seventh tied the score i the Saint* won It in t SAVINGS IN COST y i& i'*'* Clemson And Maryland Cannot SEC Teams Take Title* Even If They Win*. Scrimmages And Harder Practicp., , ( �IP YOU D o n THE W EATHER N N i n year Baxter* H n i U , City D tllfir y , by 7;M P. M , y l i u i call 3 £ h * YELLOW CAD 1441 ^ a w fo r ii • Established 1908 ^O L U M E XUV Move F o r N eW !Couotv Zoning Referendum,1a Re Parleys W ith On Ballot In November Election Britain M ade A ‘— X h u r c n ill in i * it n i l . i A referendum that would ent power the Countv Commission to od«i>* ranine rnruInlUm' nnd . iii'lldlm* rrnte e.orr'dm ' the US'of property nnt Included In nnv municipality and adjacent In " 'H r and enunlV road*, will lw pi • un*«,i| in vote.' nf Hriiiitu.lv Countv for approval In ihv No­ vember election, O. I’. Hermt >ii countv clerk, staled yesterday. The County Commission recently decided to Include the referen­ dum. whlrh was passed hv the State I ealsleture as Senate 'till No. 0112, on the November ballot, slnre it carries wllh It a stipula­ tion that it Is nnt effertive until It I* ratlflrd hv a majority of the qualified eleclms of Seminole Count v. /mtlng control outside of mu­ nicipalities will he limited In area* within 600 fr r t of the ren ler line of anv slate or comity mad. This will In.-ludr regulation* end lestrlcilon* in the use of the ptoprrtv and the enlmcement ,.i a lioildioa code. .Section 2 of the hill provides that the Countv Commission may divide the leiritorv under roulr.d Into districts ami “ may regularand restrict the erection, ro n *liac­ tion, reconstruction, ulleraiioo repair or use nf buildings mni struvturva on land ami wutei. “ All such regulations shall hr uniform far each clast or kind .if building throughout each district, hut the regulations in one district may differ from those of anolhei district.'* Section .’I of the hill, defines u* objectives and stale* It is inlfn Ied to “secure safely from file, promule health, provide ud,-quale light und air, prevent uver-erowdmg. preserve the natural beauty ol roadsides, and facilitate adequate provision of transportation, wn tvr, sewerage, schools, parks and other requirement*. “ Hucli regulations shall he made with reasonable consideration, among uther things, uf the char­ May Come r. . Fo Talk With P r e s i - ----------------- --------dent Over Antici­ pated Money Crisis By JOHN A. S iU J WASHINGTON i# —A new “ dol­ lar crisis" conference botwrrn Britain and the United Stales a| earaa to bi h( shapioj up for early eat spring. Prime MlnlMer Churchill him self may fly l<> the United State* than to talk with the next Amerl ran president about Britain's idea* for new move* in strengthen the Western world'/ finances Nothing definite about the dalrt for any such-high level meeting has been decided upon Bui Amen can and British financial and trade experts are already Ini*) behind # e scenes exploring possible pro posals for action The present pint! calls lot jpiv eminent agencies to draft a com pretienslve report suiiiinliui up the West’s economic problems This U In be laid <m the desk of the now presldenl after ho assume* office Jan. 30 along with alternative pm posalf for United State* nclimi to meet the situation. Officials here believe II likely that Churchill will wuut to discuss Mhese problems personally with the mext president If he doesn't come himself, It is believed virtually cer­ tain he will send Foreign Minister Anthony Kden and Britain's chan­ cellor of the exchequer. It A. But­ ler, to talk with the next American secretaries of stale and treasury. President Truman, ipieslloned about this at his nows conference yestarday, laid any such discussion would necessarily l>e wllh the new administration and thsl he knew fo th ln it about it. w The backatige study now going on In American iinvernnirnt imen cite seems In stem from ■ grow­ ing belief the! America's allies may have In halt their rearm * mtnt drive unless new financial props are found for their shaky economies. Britain and France already have cm back their rearmament sched­ ules and American defense experts ■ny further cuts In arms exjay seriously hurt the fee plan fur defence communism. it new steps ran be adopted No condition* of over-crowding to bolster Western finances Is not yet certain. Congress appropriated vf school busses In this county a total nf *4,447,7.10,7V) (or military, now exist, flupt. T. W. Lawton «neconomic and technical aid lo near mmnerd this morning. He declared that before the ly 40 countries during the 12 month U uaMnutu «.a Poae Tw«i delegation of mothers appeared yesterday before the School Board tn nrnteat hu* over-crowding, the situation had alreadv been rorreeled, and added that this morn­ ing he had ptrsonallv Inspected Inis loadinx and bad fuund no over-crowding. In regard to protests of moth­ er* against traffic haiard* creat­ Plana ara under way to use for ed bv nxrklng violation* at thr the first time Sunday morning at South Bid* Primary School, Mr. 11:00 o'clock, the new air con­ I.awlon said that H. Jamt* Uut, ditioning aystam Installed In the insurance agent for the school., First Methodist Church, the Rev. had workfd out a new parking J, E. MrKlnley announced today. plan for tha school are*, and will .I t la planned to keep the tern- submit this to the Cllv for ap­ Deritura between 70 and 70 du- proval. If this Is obtained, he added, A r t e s , ha declared, and much of the humidity that causaa discom­ Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, South Side fort, will be taken out of the air. School principal, will write moth­ This, It Is believed, will he the ers of children at tha school, ad­ first church In this part of Cen­ vising them of the new parking tral Florida to ha air conditioned regulation*. \ W. L. Allman, former driver of fo r the comfort and health of the worshippers, A t Winter llaven, the jeep tn thu hospital at the a Chrlslan Science church Is simi­ Naval A ir Station, was v*«t*fday hired hv the School Board to larly air condition*.# Work has also bean progressing drive "excepllonal children" to the on other improvements In tha F orest Park School at Orlando. The School Board yesterday en­ Jdethodlst Church auditorium In• lu d in g tha Installation of an tered Into agreement with the Baseball Association acoustl-Mlolaa ceil!nf In which Sanford High tha lighting fixtures of tha flush providing that Seminole School and Crown* Academy use tha Municipal Stadium for foot* hall. It waa further agreed that the the assocla In Tha next step 1 ] an Improve“ reimburse dntb the coett of preparing tha ment program Jeatlmatod in coat ir footbalII and later rere than 130,000 will Include field for at more the enlargement of tha chancel, convert ng to b* aeball use. gnatlnns accented realgi Texc er _r and complete redecoration of tha Included thoee of Mr*. Richard ^ h u rc h , Inside and ouL rx, Georg* Chapman, and at 9 Youth waak activities ara con­ Stack, Mn». 1, Reddick of the th* Negro Ncgi tinuing every night through tha Prof. A. J. Forait CUv City who hat hi sraek at tha church and a rt being school at Foraat anjoyed Imataly TO accepted • church pastorate in |oyed by approx approximately 70 young ung people of Junior High Miami. Met. Ann Thornier of tha hool ago and up at McKinley Stanford Gmmmer School waa School granted a rear of absence. flgJL The following teacher appolntThle, said tha Rev. McKinley, la a week of training by carn ally menta ware made: Margaret Henselected leadership. Tha "Interest eon, Maitland, and Pauline Whe____ even- leaa at tha Lyman School! Frances a m * " Include worship, Rannla at Geptva Primary, and Mra. O. M. Harrison (typing! at H l n School. ^ b a group In worahlp) tha Xav. Semlnolt Colored t eiah a *■ appolntmenla Fred Stmeon, Orlando, the re­ t Croot*M> Academy Included L. a m t ion: Mrs. J. L. Leonai . Galloway of Roanoke, Va.. ban-l leadership training: R#*. JL , directori G, J. Hurston, mathemsley In evangaltan. M u T h e h u tlea and hi* wife as school li­ Long, director o f religious educa­ lwo * r# ,rom tion of tha church, la working brarian. Tha f Ib r a lfc A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLO R ID A I’ artlt rlouily with w i d e l y tcalterrd showers and thunder­ showers In ra ti coastal sections 4 n <1 In alleinoous elsewhere timni>:li satmdov * F R ID A Y SEPT. 12, 1932 A s s iid u lv il I ’resn I.eiist,! W irt* N o . It) Taft Avers He And Ike Agree Policy Substantially On All Issues; Adlai Diagnoses Corruption acter of ei-h district mid it* par­ ticular uses n id with a view nf conserving the value of buildings and encouraging I lie rno»l npptnprlate use „f the land and wnu’i Ihiotighoul the county." rhe hill *l»o iinui.tr* that 1(r hoaid shall provide for I In- man ner in which such rights. re-M c lions and boundaries of such .lis tricls shall he determined, c* tahllshed amt enforced and fr«i-« nine to lime, *upplemrnted m l KANSAS CITY ih - Secretary ol changed." Slate Aeheson ha* Mapped a "tire S I u v o iis o ii I'h c N o r t l i w c s l •Senator I.. F. Slnvlr, how in drawing up the lull, included scriptinn for disaster" label on us provision for complaints hy citi- lug force as a means nf aldipy *en» a* Ihe lull stales, "However, countries under Hu*«ia's duniina IK** niintitTitk’ l*n*flvi«M,i« no such regulation, restriction ir Hull iiumlf.cr. i * In***!Mtl I lh‘1Iton t at Assailing critics nf Hie admlnls tioiiridarv shall he come effectsBy HFt.MAN MUHIN h*r tflilfti Srtilll**’* l 'IvIc Ann i M U Ai Hi tv c .Sen Robert A M< Gallon’* foreign |g>licy a* man until after » public hearing In l.OS A N tlF l.F S aW-Cim Adlai Tin** itii i r i i wi it miv ui i * i-1 itf i \ i itt *,u,t toil.lv Hijl tn* and l.en which ciliien* and parties " in t.t H' 1*1 "Ihelr hand* on Ihe hum and Me veil sup went on the nlfeil'lve l*o Igill I* i .o tio n 'i ii.* m mb I'lllld Ii»i mi "MglF*F»n! <«>..I -hail hm.' the opportunity Ihelr feet on ihe brakes," Arheson h«lay with a denial, fram ed In ; t iiih.it ,i. ■ no*.it on .,11 issues nuM-n.'U'tr’ FVtU-i il jmlh * Dll ll.r III tie heard. declared last night hi* tlrongesl language, H ut Deni Mi*l lh .lt lit -ill tltr Vi*ti i{iili<sl it *4 ll»«Ulf«iil i if'■1*141i n pi-ak anyw here “ At lrt»*i 16 days lint In- uf the " (Jui I'ositiuii in the wntM call* oerats alone are responsible lor I*- Ill#* l* xt f ii a o.v anility “ to ilul piiiilli' iHiwirl, iVlIli pint tune and plain >,f such hearing " ir r#»ps»n«ibilily, nut only by ol corruption and misconduct m Hie JiM Ilia I III. tu'l o l d n an pteslden * a\% till iNUrtnl UK Iliwl the* * till •hall he puhlicired In u paper nf l*l't:tl<, but by all id us We h-iiertl government. h.*i iiviiimit * i..q ii|'o >tn k nf luittimj) Ki*4xi ls»tl»t*r Hi tn general circulation in the c o n m i 1’aimo1 dictate, we cannot tie Ir Whose Doll l* II." be asked V II I lit •aid Ii, i i invinced Iih .*I lntrr»*tklA ’• ( I n t F / ft.iiiif nil i Change, in .......... guiatiun* shall , r**-*i»*»r»«U»le il we are lit fulfill thr that we gel w h il we deserve in Hi s! I 4" t l !I!O Vi | " d | , airy out requite a favniahle cute bv t h r e e - ! m ,‘ *,on "• leadership atnimg free loverninenC’" till1 1 Ill'll .it I h li.'li.ihbcan plat fifth* of the I iiuniv ('oiii|iii**|uii. peoples tiul ,III* was: .. “ It I*. the (ui ill In order in rhlrv uut Ihe nm He *pnke al llu-i-iinveiilinn of the , , unswer „ ........ , III ,n,| t.4‘ v \ J * *M|I|>|«*|«'D AJ| 'sit visum „f tlie lull, || will ......... . U T . Inlernaliimal A**oeiatinn of A V"’...1! ! ' !.! in- *er*ants serve yon rlfihl. in tl lli.ii Ki .» t»v>« » XlU|111 giv '■" miv for the C.mnlv I'oinml-siim Maelilrtlst* dent ofleu llicy -erve you betler Ill** l lull'll M.ill's .1 .lilMlilllS i« appoint u /onlng Commissluii . H* Nl'" York dnlm Fn*ter Uulles, Ilian your apalliy nmt mdllfemice Ii ahull uf “not les* i linn fi ()r ,„„M. llepulilieim fnreign pulley adviser de*erve* “ 1\i M i „i11i *i I (In* Di'titMirdiit' i*jjti 'said neither he nnr lien Dwight U qualified electors.“ This was the core of Slcveiisim’s Jit!.ihv l im\ Adhit I S t i 'v r m o u Ktsrillmwer eniileinplateil a Ihe dutlrs of ihe /onlng com- D answer lo one of Ihe cenlral issue* Ml ItlliMU ".t i I'lirr Ai‘i'1 t* ui I hi* niis*ione11 -hull he tu "recommend “ war of liberation" when they rec­ oi ihe bullle lor the presidency (HI u *m; .Hut a Ictl vvili^iT (mil •he boundaries of ihe varimi* dis- ommended adifferent foreign pul lb quoted hi* lleimhlican nppom-iil ■ti'iJ Wirt*, and regulations in In, eu lej' in Kaslern Ktirupe I .ill »lIm • v.llti lir it f'lKiVIdCCil furred. They *iiall make prelimin­ The r e p u b l i c a n presldentia' as ..lying It l* “ the only Issue " M m e n * n ii devoted a whole I ) M'lilitm t'l hfllt'M'N mi I ht* firill ary report* and hold u pulil c "nmlnee recently aid the United prech to It In lais Angeles >es * tpli m| i t 414'111a*11V i(tupti*it hy healing before suhmUting a final State* *hoiild mil rest until the *In* (h']Mililir mi iiT'liiu; i'liiiutUI *M •' , report, and the Board of i'outily ( ‘(iminmiist litiininoU-d cmmlriirs nf h e m * *ui i* I I'­ Commissioners shall nut hold Ks'tcrn Fumpi* arc liberated La ',a ,i l tM 11 " " mied ll i lid.I t h»n\ . ..llll'l 4MU f‘ public hearing* or take action un ter he tol.l the American l.eglon s, ,"'1, .:!0 >Y‘*r" fr'"" ,- » . , i cnlilen (iilure and .aid nf Hie I 4 Mtmd ’ .ii i if i t i ' w ittt .ill lil it lius received u final repurt (uHvmllim in New \n rk lie was ,|,.,nlb||ca,„ all Ill'll I 14I*11ftIt til 1*1 "N Ml'Ut M|| of such tniiiiiuss'.on. /oiling uilviH-uimg only jieacclul meas ?n ,fy always been afraid (Mii'i^ii puli. \ Imi nm tl!ffft*rcmc** commissioners will receive no r. ' . i . . ... . . . . . . . . __ ui luniurrnw, Seldmn iia* iln-iv .Mi' liirli'l) ililtif t'llt'i'N til ,f compensation. I Mil! J*??.111 bltervlrw, i„., „ a |,nlil idea fill hulldlnn .\mer l . i I « f In :ifi%u i-i l«t t 111id41!mii, In putting the ad Into effect, w l»i* vuil Itif ih'ijti'i* u us Lii ^t'l) a „ *'l‘ " (or any alarm . bigger ihe County Commissiun will em- ml mlerprelallmi* , ..end. stronger .. . V . for Ihe fit. , iM.tth'i ol '*|i('ihliu*; ll** itfcltriml power the clerk or all employee of Klsenhnwcr’s Iwginn *fieecli might ru|M,.i ■*■„„ .-xn'i ,b .' III I'llLl I'BC.I" Jl) MlfJ III* MMlilii illN Ihe lioaid to enforce the provi*- have caused In Knmne nne The speech Dial ° ' I ( oHilHueg on l-sg* T W ai Mis** In vii'.i h| till |x«i||i*y Mi bail been interpreted by the presi­ Stevi-nsoti carried In* eainpaigii lit. im n Npi’«rln*-* dent ns Increasing Ihe possibility I,.I.n lido Hie KnuHiwcM, heading I mill > h i i i k f i ' l i Mll(i*|i*||0c* it uf wnr for Ari/oou ami N'ew Mexico lie I.Mi'liliuiMT < •111111111;i l iilM*rslty Dulles cited Yugoslavia'* wllh- plan* lo lie In In* Splinglleld head tfiiiiM* m.4 ihf h is t lii'i* tofAce dravval from llussla'* iluiiilnaHnn quarter* late Saturday nii i iuii* 4*1 !!.»■ i xn*» Niin*i* K ii« n as Ihe ty|H> nf “ stillt-nlfs" Ihe U. H III* Iwo Dis Angeles speeches i i . **i ih'tl I .M Im llu* unm should work for lie also mentiuned were foundation stones In Hie cum in.ition hi « tnc.ikhB l.isi July economic measures, lulcrnal dls- pslgn he I* building. 's.fVlhy Hill III' III III -44-ll \4 ll l| |l ft seiislnn In Coiiiiiiiiiilst enslaved In ihe first, hi* effort wai to ,|t»*ak ""ii .1 iMihoii.il liitiailcail cminlrles ami radio bruadeaih. Ha destroy the llepuhilran argument iiiti Npr.ik an) \« Ill’ll* hi tin* fKlenl erit Idled present foreign policy il,ai the Democrat* along are to u| my .ihihly t i l l mill'll utl planning as inadequate blame lor corruption In Washing Viiiiii Inih "ulm (Miv** fiiiifltleiice Achesnn lold Imt iiiacblnlsla1 in my j m l i * hi Mipporl Ihe Inn convenllun: (Iw*|ftit fits' ii 11 tlrki'l "We believe, l l enynne musk wJl* nod ih .Mil lii 41dI «m ii I iM*nnc»vver who shares iharea the tlrmneratie democratic faith ‘ .v/A if iiiiiitiitru Mu r u m I w«ji are that free rra societies can and will hr .. |^ r ' ‘ r).”°,,f m. n ilt " * durable, ami Hint ulUmatelv n'' ’* r.l>, ’ / . more ....... A n a ly iiiig Ihe Hi queslion of cm r up ............ ............. Analysing WASHINGTON dt ~ Lawrence Ihey iiiusl exercise u nlrnnq n' Hon in pu blic o ilie r lie iiia tlr these tracHmi lhal will shift the balnn. P. Bardin, former Indiana brewer point* whoso name lias been brougbl Into in mir lavnr 1 I In- American people have a "Bill If through linpuHrure illor.il l e s p o n tlb lllly S li'p I' t >1 It t w r i U r i v i i t ( ’m i l r a i l N r j . ’, " t m l u n i “ D m .ne uni going to clean up Hip Tiberatlon’ ol territories m dieted itHluy on charges of trying penples by force Ihl* advice wnul.i c rim e .mil currupliun until you I u v n lv u tn fiil In S t. A n d I'u s s ilili'S t r ik e tn evade tils 1940 income taxes ltd n d lh rr realistic nor revpmisi clean up Vmcrieau civic ami pnlili ........ l.i.t. vn'l The two-count Indiclmcnt, al In blc. L o u is l n v e s t D t u t iu ii W i l l O u i'iip v A n v iid ii cal life U ove.nm cnl i* like a .w i, ll Uw tnk. ti,,.. i,stir-1 dlanapollt, was announced by Ally pump, and wlial It pump* up i* “ H tills is wliul I* meant by tie nl i lit' tm , li.l* ' ■ o "I Gen McGrincry. W A S illN t. 11 tN 0 \l|\ t.n i W A s i l l N t , 11tN i t, tm t. Few lug more 'poslllve,' then ii I* m lust what we are. a (air sample nf I V! a* ShOi .1,0 ed to III! by Bardin'* name figured promt fa d a iHisillve |irescri|itloii lor ib- the intellect, Hie ethic* and Hie I 11II I ,ll I 11. t II ......... . In* M c U l a..... .. tod ,y iellevcd K ill* N i »■* «***l.i> .. ................. in polic! . . HI iiently in charges by Sen. Williams aslpr " moral* ol ihe |u-ople. no better, i n d t i ’ r to le v te w . .. td i i c t l i i - C d i . i Ml. <1 ie ! ■*|. I |> H I , . . '. I !»V S ljiti a % hi'iiit ui llul i i 'l a f l>i ill.D e l.) In Williams' recitation of mi worse " to .it* h e re M i in d a i .ilu l p ie p .u i* VVell- .1 I All 11 > ' alleged Irregularities In (lie Inlrr 2 He tum-elt. Iia* fnuglil lor p .irliiM 'iitH h ti th v iiiftii Mill it t i l l ,1 p o s s ib le t ill. . "it t i l e . ..It I Ho \U u n li nal Revenue Bureau. clean gnvciiuiiciit pliMttl hint XNal It < lillU'N I I \ 4*11 m in t i o il ‘si |. l ,I• II, i w ic k l i l i . tl McGranery’i annnuncemeni de . “ I tin nnl. I have nnt, nnr will u I im ( m i *- h i'i'ii t (Mi f •'i ii t ii 'i I " I 1I m * I lie I idled M ilo V! .live.............I . t If.lie|. .1 ll .IV I lo l . f . •crlhed Bardin as former manager l u u i l f l K P I P I T P f l a a | ruriilone excuse nr explain away , .. IM .Ol I..| V f ll.n l wim noi tin i n it ...al in ii .i of Ihe Indianapolis Brewing turn I« N U t H t I L I I L U I . " Arum! (luiiiK mi mural uhlupiily In , K i h m ' r iim iiilih i ' m vi'ShiM hui’ |,t% • lo e i m alp oi. t,o1 •■spile , hrpl ‘ll . Vitm d.i! md i *i tl ,. tl.,'.,. in ill * A H n rn ftV pulsllc id 'c - whoever Hie guilty I»camlal* a 11.111 wi.lkniv: div n»t tin- nnii ptz twu counts charged (fiat Bar . l i n n U IJ \IC IIllU i „r w|1#ri.u ,r Hu-y are xlaliimrd to id ,el I w I* It H ia hit til (hill Si *ii' k u ill 1 1 tm n would lie (ire nm I. In din reported an Income of 1628.824 |»a. I, 1 i in 1 1 iliU,1 tin ' I have bad tin- (alisfacllolt.o( (ir ill fills I (»r 1111*1 pit'll ,l 1 i tali'! til I I'll* w m k on Mou 1 ik i and a tax I hereon of (240.142 for The "technical rlusing" by Wnl mg and prim-cuting u good'many Is* • 4‘ At . HMD m i l fill lilt n* 1*111 11 M U I i. i>t t t •uni lit I ii<11||ii ' f1u (I«* Niu h* it i t •1 11i r V,i x 111 •i IBM, but should have reported lari* Todil of f'allRet'o Arenut md 1 mean (mm tinlb patlle* " ii** in \ 1 . f . 4.* Ill Mi** Im • L ll 4M v tl, i n lo-go 11,1I mi ,: 1760,427 and lax nf 163B 8U. i i i«. | a I-I 1 Dll 1 4 III«&• -1 IlkIk# 1 which for years has provide.I u. 3 llascaiily i* not confined I n . i’ll M>n| V1111• It new i ..oil ,o t I n i«i Williams told the Senate Feb cess hy bather* to the nmt! ^uvcrninent Slack Iia.* been acting duel ,.l a n d s o q t h e n . I'i III! r m| t||#* >4*1» ......... . 1 t i l l . Shill Is*' *4 s.l fs* 14 Ibal Bardin settled a big lax shore of Lake Mary, will tie re Mill it i Mfiiir.ti' •H, .111 I 4*l|i i»l “ When vnu realise that Amerl Die tax division since Nov In, till (Vfflisv I Illil coal inilti-iiv claim for a smad amount after (erred to the State Attorney for eat: private liiixinc** t* swindled MU' uf *' > >1st «\ if V ‘ • vam.i anil.i M lt« 1•1. 11« ll y Truman f l i t I Joseph D. Nunan Jr., former com­ n legal opinion, It wn* decided nut of mine than a billion dollar* #’(.* il M . llm M i s l u v ., . T ln-.e tile limit t imm l.lfl . Dll missioner of Internal revenue, nb last nlgld by a committee of |o each ) c j i . t»y Its re ployee*. from *-.iniar amiie tm »*mI m i |i - .it hx Iilln,') * alt.l al,*,,,I ,..**„* I n I il i i i t i Mint »• (« • t )»' It* s I f Dined a special permit In rrpre property owners of the uninn.r .-|erk* to executives, il l* not liwi dy IM I* .1 Ml 1 . t. 1 Ifsl nl .,1,1 In \u 11, m il., t sent the brewing firm. ' . - l Ml .t l I* st* puratrd town uf Lake Mmy at rem arkalile. however deplm ablp, slack Iia* I,ecu under In . ..I III,' l l l l . e ,'•! . I I ,1k ll.IV 1' III « <1 Nunan said, however, that he m rrtllig in the Community Cm 'h at g ii v e r li in e n I oeeasinnal u cimgie»»luiial coinindtce u-reiil |,| ,,t-| ■-'.-*1,1,. w ilt, . III,' MR l i s l.f . 1 -.111 S • 4. « \ I’lll !<•».' Ml • ' 1a•> never represented Ihe brewing ter. The nriqierty owners *rek t ly should be swindled ly m cniin.clnu. with a M I .... . p ln g i," .* Imt v, ill, n . , H i i e l i i i i . i l 1 » 111 t flirt .si of company, never spoke lo anyone re-open I lie road. . M>4.1 i f hi* r,, 4 i ,r all .rod ruievery ait- not Ihe I*■Mini jury 's ui! i-stigain.il D-d v, ji nil am Ilia|nl l * ‘ u I lie In iia behalf and naver received .11 | 1 <v i * . i r |i it. ■'il ' iif l a v m i Mi t i n | .,'v , I* V v .1* l*|.« ill.) t Following million by It >. i .■nlv forms of corruption nl Hie handling nf lax ca*i , in . al ,.il tl.iok a fee from the company. "Perhaps the projwr description that urea. Howell, Hr,, and second by Buy Joxclili 10 H ik h I v ,ii.'*ld e n t nl tin- : m l" i 'I y ila n lie Williams c cmtended, neverthe­ mond M, Ball, thr vote was unum is nni ’corrupl’ but ‘expedicnF for A ha I it'll. ■ ! f t III h i I m - led lo A Hnuxe Judiciary sillicmu m il­ Houtliern i nal I'lndncerx As-iiicia eoinl'iel. he ino.qllt to tie sent less, that ha had a photograph of muus, according to Frank Kvaip. the legislator who will vote (nr nil linn, at lunnli h iid q u a rte rs Me ieu investigating tile Justice ire a waiver Nunan obtained from the committee chairman. Action t kinds nf special Interest hill* to I., tin a il I hv tt, I t I 'a donaha* been i ,-j«<rt,'. I ,li*,'ii*s ln v , . .11 lltttee a le asking f 0 Treasury lo represent the r irm . form (h* rommlttwv was made at catch or hold some voles Call that pai lment developed leslmumy dial sliuie tlie wi.rk plan with the lilxit* too f i,„ i, tin- people of , on! i it...I ..ii Such a waiver would be required n recent mass meeting nf eltlien* what you will, condone It a* you Slack weul lo si Diui* and met m ine im m lv with tin- gruml jury At i U a i i 'i i tated. .toll "I ‘I. because of Nunan’s recent connec­ IDitli-r Hu* |.I.,ri I .*•!'i* want* It was decided to secure tin- please, even profit from ll a* you llu* grand jury later made a Him'and :i liall pit Miimii p.iy tor i l ...... I*I Ihe la d In t w as puhtion with the Internal Revenue Bu­ opinion In the form of a letlei ■lo now ami then, its cost in your Itn p tid I'h m c h , In reau. lulled ai written and signed hy a lire.- is Infinitely greater Ilian all of this preliminary report which nne Ju work dune on • lo.lltti vvoiklllg t. D e p u rlnii'ut Jid 00, i medial The first count against narriln number of property ownare in tin- thievery ami rascality that cap- ror called a "whitewash " day in any week old double tun,' f l.'i nil. .lum nr \ l . o'- Hil.le ('lims charges that he "willfully attempt­ town. lure* the headline* " Federal Judge George Mm.re ui tor :, f if III day* wmk (6 UO, C lid e In p iir tiiiftll No. I ed to defeat and evade hla tax Tile idea is lo h v, I out employ Mr. Ball moved and William 5. .Special Interest group* can slated on lurlliei' inquiry by Hie IV M S t ’i on, und Die I'te s . by not reporting hla correct In­ Leffter seconded a motion that .i n linage good government grand Jury ami if cvcidiiolly re ment m II ■ untie lev Some mines, -.> t .-11Hi, ito m e s s \ \ oini IlS I ’llc le come." The aecond count charges committee bn appointed hy tin "Sound government ends when turned u mimliei’ nf iiulll’tincnts most of ttiem m tlo' South, work! fa uli a willful attempt to defeat and chair to secure pledges to hire the leaders of special groups call Slack denied lie hud interfered Us few a two day a week while AL. l.iii u,-i ildde.l that dona­ evade the payment of the tax of a competent attorney, and tin- die tune whether they represent with tlie grand Jury nr attempted Ihe "captive mines id Hie North, M » ,l4 t by allegedly concealing committee voted to employ G, W ,-apllal, labor, farmers, veterans, In head nil any imlulmenlx owned bv .led and utility cunpii tion-, may t,e sent to M is. IV , P. 'JOS W N ineteenth five ami I < In,|.m an. hla asset* from the government. flpancer, If necessary, to hrlug pensioner* or anyone else." Chairman f'hclf (It -Ky I said nlcs. wmk .,* ia liny Voile W illia m s Hr., S tin t, \l suit to open Palmetto Avenue. The basic formula fur good gov- , after llm hearing* that "il appears six days a week Tlie Lewis , in it I n'lfi w11tl tile .'H i M a cm .lni Avenue, A ll*. F le d This morning, said Mr. Evans, ernmeni. Stevenson sa Id, Ti a high tu me that llmru was a definite I i y i n i , 201 W Hi'Vetileenlh S treet, the letter to th* Attorney Generul , r ilnndard of general public mor ullrm p l In cither (lag down, de iinulllcrn and iinHiruette nperulor.x M i II r lli-U e l, I ill 2 I'a ik was being written, and plats of ..La, plus a serious and continuing Jay. sidetrack, derail or entirely are to expue Sept an Lewis i* i,-polled lo lie seeking \v e m ie , M i a M ui ll.a I >.*, Idl'd the area affected will be enclosed interest in politics between elec- wreck Ihls Hiaiul Jury Inw-sttgu I, Avenue, and Alt • t Ivirjy G a r­ Idgher wage.* anil greater welfare I'm Th* commute*, he said, will tlon years. lion." ni i . 10I2A] S a n fo iil vvenue McUrunerv, In announcing Hint lieliefils from Norlln-ril mine own wait to hear from th* Attorney "A largo p. ri entag* nf us pay no Blanks Tot registration In tha Oeneral beforat seeking .the sd u(tcntion to polil'ci and to govern l.yon will take the tux prosecutor's era, vilmse spokesman is Hurry tly organised Baminola Com:? V ic * .d f M r. Hpenear On forth*. - three ment for yesra . . . end then post, described him as a "sea Muses, |>rc udent of the llilumllious ty adult education program, proceedings. mm exclusively tn other concerns sotted lawyer" uml said he had Cuul tijuu.dm s As.sOiiatimi it r r z sponsored by Stataon University, Tile miners now have a 111)36 Property owner* on the com until the lime roll* around again "admired ills conduct a* elite! “Island of Desire" ll I,HlllthrU l.M I'Nur l,,„ * hava been placed In Yowsll's atora counsel of Hu. King committee m ilt** Include Edward Zlmrne. when we must once more damfor tha benefit of thoea who wish 1:00 - 3:07 - 6:14 • 7:2t - 9:31 The lux Investigating commitlee rously assure the national salvo to sign up for tho course*, Mies man, James Yatas, William Lrf Snlurilny - "Wagons W elt" la headed by Rep King (D.-Calif.) flar, W, |*. Burke, Homer Glea tlon." Rebocca fite rim , coordinator of and “Ukon Gold” King Issue* u stalemenl saying aon, Hoy ' Howell, Sr„ Raymond He said. loo. that there are "lens tha program, announced today. Holiday • “The Merry Widow1" Lynn'it unpolntment "meets with 1:00 - IliOd - 6:09 - 7:16 - 9:21 Oh * of the claeaes, Instruction Ball, Hr., John Packham, R. E of thousands" of honest, efficient the whnlrnoarled endorsement uml public officers. The "crlllclsm. in sowing, will hava Mis* Barbara True and Mr. Evan*, M U V tltLA N D approval of every member of the abuse and Ingratitude." Rlevenion Rupracht, Bamlnola High Bchool "Snvsge Drums" Sheriff I*. A. Men, tills .Horn­ subcommittee." added, Is making 1 1 more difficult ilomeitie science teacher, as Inshow open 7:06, first feature "One of our fundamental pur­ ing dispatched Deputy Sheriffs tu bring good people Into govern­ itructor, said Mlaa fitavana. B UH O F HOLT RLRCTEf) 7:40, lust cmntilvte feature Howard Hood und T. U'. Wansley poses," King (aid, "has been lo CHICAGO UB—Th* naw presi ment. 10:67 promoto the right typo of leader­ to Oviedo lo invexllgnt.) the theft dant of th* Matbodirt Church's Hat. • "The Old West" and ship in both Ihe Bureau of Inter­ last night uf appliances frum thu If AMH STOLEN board of panakma la Rlihop Ivan "Varltls* on Parade" LEO IO N M RRTINO The Gflldrhoro Georgia fltore, nal Revenue and thu tax division autnmoidle of J. II. Jonas, whuse Sun. - "Callawny Went AU mombora of th* Banford La* Half, 8t. Louia, 1317 West Thirteenth Btreet, waa of the Department of Justice so Karngo was entered. ThaUway" Bishop Holt waa aleclad Thurs broken Into last night, and one that these Important agencies may Listed its missing was s car Fort IS, th * American Laglon and P R A IR IE LA K E Auxiliary, ara requested to bo day • • 17 church aganciea ended large tend prised ham and two pic­ he restored to the position where heater, ratlin nmi two recently in­ they can properly warrant the stalled rubber mats. The motor ‘'Rachael and tho Stranger1" praaant a t tha Joint. irutallatlon a four-day orgonlilng session In nic ham* war* alolen, 7:15 - 10:30 of o ff left a Monday night at *7:30 CMctgd, i According to police, the thief complete confidence ol tho Amer­ had been tampered wtlh, Mr. Jones reported, and efforts hnd "Station Weal" tations board administers removed a screen from a back ican public." Th* o’clock a t tha Laftoii Huu Lyon will have tht title nf acllng bean inaue to start hi* ion’s 9:15 only Following th * lartaila tlooa. light mor* an 30 mllllaa dollar* in window which was than pried open assistant attorney general. churchi penalon fuada. . scooter. In. order to gain entry. t i f t t i h w i t o trill ha' a a m i Foreign I w. Calls 1'lun Of Using Puree To Wean Red Satellites As Dis­ aster Prescription In Regard To Craft, Stevenson Says We Have What We De­ serve I n Capital G O V fK N O NA dlai V SiHiator Says lie Be­ lieves Eisenhower Will I'ursue Polieies u f I Mat form Over Crowding Of Former Brewer School B u sse s U Indicted For N ow Corrected Evasion Of Tax Lawton Says Gut la Indianian Is Charged With fyiing Shy By Preparing NewPlan Neurly200Thousand On Traffic Control M ethodist Church «To Operate Its New Air Conditioning . t p f i t u i mssa J V<4 Of H ill Hardwara — , _ .J eahia foot refrlgerator for tho 1 H I Mfotorla was spprovad. A M o itlim b e r by tha H ill Lunthor Cm, for tha Wrat Slda Primary Rthooi lunch room. roved, wton, ocby City tall and i tnodam tha on# Street > Wert Board of tha S R M , ,,id n S S tt.'i.« : I'w " 1™” - ........... . Lake Mary Itoari H e a d Of JusticelLewis Summons Department Tax Policy G r o u p As Division Is Fi r e d Deadline N e a t s Nativity Scene Tor Sjiiilord llamlshell IIds Iteeu Ordered - . , Adult Education Blanks Available Movie Time Table Artii'lcs Art* Stuleu From Oviedo Car % Js 'M S j! ■ v . . ■ ,,,y, . . - i .... f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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