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Aid To Children;
H arry Byrd Bolts
Seminole E l e v e n A1 Lopez Will Break
Tradition To Win
Rt K E N T C IIE TI.A IN
* ~
i M il/
iy
King F u r lif(Viaiis
T a v a m pr«n eleven Oft. Ml In
a special Kiwanl* Club Iwtiem
During September
footbtll at the Memorial Stadium,
Fed- Tavares Tilt Here Oct. l6
•
1st * ’
Tribe’s ‘Big Three’
it wae announced polntly toiiHy
by Dr I,. T . Do**, direct nr of
the Kfwanl*’ Athletic Committee,
and Celery Fed Principal Herman
K, Morris,
All tha net proceed* Irom Hie
game will go fur the Klwaul*’
undrrprlrllege rhlldren’a fund.
It hat become an annual rlaaalr
for the Kiwanl* Club to *pm>*
tor a grid game In recent yrara.
T7ie Seminole High Grid tenm
now ha* nine game* nn Ita acliedule thta fall a* a reaull of Hie
addition of the Tavaroa till. A r
rangement* for the conteat were
apeaheaded by Dr. Doaa and Id*
committee, Chairman Ed Fieldinf, O. K. Ooff, J. C. Davla. nml
Rupert Strickland.
“We are going to make IM*
the blggeal game ever atagrd
by the Kiwanl* Club," Dr. Dima
declared In making Hie nnaouncemen!. The Taeare* en
counter will be the third game
on the Celery Fed alate and the
Klwanlana are hoping fur good
weather to imure Ita sneer**.
Principal Mnrrla and Co-roach
Fred flatiaa both rnminended the
Klwanla Club for their *uccr**ful
effort* In securing the eatrn
game.
Said (lanaa, "We have tii'on try*
Inf all aeaaon to ichedule a team
for that Oct. 10 open date, *lnce
we feel It la e**entlal nut to have
a two-week real »o early In ttm
season. The Klwanl* Cluli mini
be congratulated for getting the
came for ua."
Meanwhile, Ihe Celery led
gridiron
hope* received
u
aerere blow Ihla week when It
waa learned that Ihe only re
turning end front the 195) team,
Harry Byrd, had Jumpeil Ihe
team and left Sanford.
Cana* *ald that ho hndn'l heard
from Byrd atul didn't know wheth
er tha Dauby defeoslvu flankman
Would return to tho team or not.
“ Byrd’a lo»e really hurt*,"
Ognaa aald, "It will cut down tho
number of letterman on the aquad
to (even ami we are Inogperieneed
enough without having to h>*e
another veteran,"
Gina* waa a hit more plea nod
In eominenHng on yesterday’*
Drat acrliumage. He wn* happy
over the learn'* aplrlt and tmthuilaam.
"They are
hilling
hard and aeem to ho improving,
but we are atlll going to Inch
that tiecetmury requliitu of errperlenced playvri."
Ellen HVttH Hulls
201 Bowling Score
Ellen Bett*, ace Sanford gulf*
er, pared PnwolPi Office Supply
to a double win over Mlmlkln* in
the Women’e Bowling League lo*t
night at the Hanford Howling At
lay*. Ml** licit* nprayed Hie pin*
for tha high Individual game of
201 and tha high korloa of -Hit
pin*.
Cuban* kept pace wlllt Powell n
hy I weeping a twogamn *et from
Favoritaa. The Wumen'a Bowling
league atlll haa aome opening* fur
a few more playera.
WOMEN'S BOW U N O
STANDINGS
W I. I'el.
owtll'a
2 0 I.WW
ubana
B » LOOtl
Mlmlkln*
0 2 .000
Favoritaa
0 2 .000
J
Sauer - Doby Are Top
Sluggers In Majors
NEW YO Rk ' igr-Out fielder* Larn Doby of Iha Cleveland Indian*
•M Hank flauar of tlm Chicago
Cuba appeared tn have l heir
lailua alugglng rare* atiwed up
Vvlth leaa than three week* of
tba aaaioti ramlining. alugglng av•rage* compiled hy Ihe Aiiuclnled
Praia disclose that Doby, with
US total hast* In 455 lime* at hat,
topi the American League with a
H i mark whlla Bauer, with an
Identical .M3 alate, head* the Nn
tlooal League. The husky Chicago
Bjrchaier inowi DM total baio* In
• M s * ,imong Doby'i iso hlti
ere » double*, eight triple* end
M home runa, the mini In the
r, who
wallopa
C T.KVKI.AN O w
The dole
American la-ague pennant race Is
forcing Cleveland .Manager Al la>
trey to part with Ihe tradition pilcher* should gel lliren day* of rest
helween start*
There I* a strong chance the
Kasltrii club*, who play eight
gaim-.* here In time day* Hinting
tonight, may see one of the In
dians' Big Three— Mike Garcia,
Knrly Wynn and Bob l.emun- on
Hu- m onml to Hurt all eight game*.
Before the F.aHerner* leave, ho
lier hope* to have made up Ihe
two game* hy which the Tribe
trail* the New York Yankee*
Wynn hurl* tonight against the
I'hlladrlphln Alhlelles, mid la-mnn
atul Garda will follow him. laipos
said, adding:
“ I'm thinking of ruining hack
with Wynn Friday lugalnM Bo*liilih OllierwlM' II will he Sieve
Grornek We’ll see wnut happen*
If Wynn pltclia* Friday, Garcia
amt Lemon ulso will come buck
nflor only lwo day* rest."
The Ihg Three ull favor Ihe Idea
of more work and have been push
Ing laiper In Halt them ofiener
ihun ihe customary every fourth
game
Kueti uf the trio I* within a game
or two of the 20-victory circle,
and wllh five Hart* apiece in tho
remaining Itl game* scarcely could
ini**.
With threo fine liurlrr* not only
willing hut strung and capable
enough lo divide Ihe load, lmjie/
well inlglil use them almost ex
clusively for Ihe remaiug Hi game*
In Ihe la*l H> game*, the III
Three handled I I - all hot one of
them Irntti Hurt In finish Tliojr
won nine and lied two
Major League
Lenders
By AflSOI'IATKD I'UKMH
IT IK S A N F O itD IIK B A L D
I'age it
Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1952
St. Pete-Tampa
In Quest Of 2nd
Successive Wins
F-l-L’s Fourth And
Third Pluce Clubs
Lead In Play-Offs
Hy The Associated Praia
Tampa and
SI.
Petersburg,
which finished third and fourth
respectively In Ihe Florida Inter
national league'* pennant race, go
after their second Shaughneiiy
playoff victories tonight.
Tiiinpa edged pennant-winning
Miami Monday night. 3-2, and SI.
Petersburg outlasted Miami Beach
In u wild one, 10-0 In 10 Innings.
Tnrnpu1* ilogello Martinet al
lowed only seven hit* before about
1,000 Miami Stadium fan* In
threatening weather to best Billy
llurrin, Miami ace who was chased
wllh nine till*. Art Seiji* relieved
Harris In Ihe ninth
Humberto Fernandes put Miami
ahead In Ihe third when he walked,
stole second, took third on a
ground out nml stole home. Two
xlnglee, wllh a walk In between,
set Ihe stage for Tampa to win
In the fourth and Len Pecou sin
gled In Ihe two runs needed for
Ihe edge.
Harris hit * triple off the centerfield wall In the seventh hut wa*
out trying to stretch It to a home
run
Ai St Pelershurg, 2,410 fan*
saw a free scoring affair. Each
team used five pitcher* and Ml
ami Beach was chargrd with six
errors Kl. Petersburg's B i l l y
Speur* made thrru.
The Saints held a lead of 83
going Into Ike ninth but Miami
Bench came up with fotir runa,
sparked hy double* from the bat*
of Chuck Khlmno and Whiley
Ploll Three St, Petersburg single*
netted Hie lying rim In the bottom
half nml sent the game Into overlime.
The winning run come ufler Kddie Wilson lost Noli Wilson's wind
blown fly to center lingers McKee
walked and Billy -Seal implied out.
Itay Williams missed Billy Spear*'
Infield fly ami Wilson raced lo
third, scoring when Williams Ihraw
wild.
Tonii'Id'* pitching salacllons at
Miami will lie Tampa’s Dale MatIhewxnn (210) against Miami's
Lalie Dean (10 0). Miami Beach
plana to u*e Wall Nome (14 8)
ugulnxt St Peleiihutg’l Joe Kirk
land <0H).
National la-ague
Balling
Mnsial, St land*,
33.3; Klu*»ew*kl. I'lneliiiuili, 320;
lluninhiilt, t'hleago. 312, HnblnMin, Brooklyn. Iliw. Sehot iiillensl,
SI land*, 307
llun* hulled In — Sailer, Chi
cago, 111); llodgca, Brooklyn. 88.
Ennis, I'hlludelphla, (Jl, Timm son,
New York, li.'l: .Sluuglder, Si laiuls,
112
IHli — Muslul, SI Loul*. 170;
SehiHimllen*l, St land*, lilt; Ad
am*. Cincinnati, 101, Imckmun,
New Yurk, 100; Dark, New Yurk,
153
Hume run* - Sauer. Chicago.
35, Killer, I'lllkhntgh, 31, llinlgos,
Brooklyn, 30; Gordon, Hinton, 23,
Mathew*, Ihiilon, 21
I'Uchlng — Corwin, New York,
5 0, I ooo, Hoe Ilrooklvn. 112,
BUI; Johnson, lloslnn, 5 I. H.TJ;
Black, llrtaiklyu, 13 3. 811, Wil
helm. New York, 12 3. Him, Yu
lia*, SI laud*, H 2. moo
Amriiean League
Hutting — Fain, i'hlladelphia, I
332, Wmalllng, New York. 325;
Mitchell, Cleveland, 324; Good
man mid Kell, llnsbm, 311
Won Lost
Fct.
Bun* hutted In — Duliy, Cleve
National tesgua
land and Zernlnl, Philadelphia, 03; UrtMiklyn
537
40
M
lloscii, Cleveland, 02; llohlm-on, New York
500
54
It
Chicago find Hrnpn Detroit, hh
70
.181
St. Louis
57
1111* — Fox, Chicago, |U7; Fain, P'phla
.144
62
14
I'hlludelphla, Hki; Avila, Cleve Chicago
485
#7
71
land, 137; B oIiBimiii Chicago, Hal, ("nail
An
75
Ho*eii, Cleveland, 154
75
Boston
U
Homo run* — Doby, Cleveland, P’tmrgh
100
.281
39
30; llcrra, New York Faster,
(Kdst No gamta Monday la A »o rCleveland, 2H; Zernlnl, Philadel lean, ita:ndloi
idinga onckaaiodl
phia, 27; Bosun. Cleveland and
MONDAY'S
RKkULTS
;
in
Dropo Dotrull, 23.
Ry Tho AaaocUled Press
Pitching — Conaucgrn, Washing
American Loaguo
ton, no, 1.000; Shnntx, Philadel No gimei scheduled)
phia, 22 0, .700; ilaichl. New York,
Nallonal 1-eaguo
15 ,3, 73(1; Gorman, New York, S 3. Brooklyn 10 22 New York 8-3 (day.714; lleynoldi, New York, 17 H, night )
.OHO.
((Inly games scheduled)
TODAY'S flAMI
TituasIPe Tide*
Ry The Associated Press
High
Low
American League
Wednesday, Sept 10
Now York at SI. Louie (night
— * a. m.
B:5U a. m, Philadelphia at Cleveland (nlgl t)
Iifiiltl p .................... Hifiti p, m. Boston at Detroit
Washington at Chicago ( I )
National League
with 35. also ha* 20 Iwn • baggers Pittsburgh ■t New York
and three triples among hli 144 HI. Louis at phllideli
tdelphla (ulght)
safeties. JleconU invlmle gaum* Cldc#go at hfooklyn (nlaht)
played Sunday,
Boatoo ( I )
I
£
M ay Face Eastern Clubs'
Injuries To Key
E ::d s C r ip p b d V ?
Gators’ Offensive
GAIN ESVILLE
The Florida
Gator end situation - both offen
sive and defensive —
became sud
denly critical over the weekend
with two crippling Injuries and to
day the search was on In earnest
for flsnkmen
Defensive regular Owen Thomas,
suffering a broken collar hono,
may not be hack fur theseason,
ana Charles Manning, promising
sophomore offensive wlrivman, will
be out a month or tnoru with a
shoulder Injury.
"We’re really In hart shape at
the ends now. Coach nob Wood
ruff said, "and don’t have any ex
perience al all lo draw on We've
just got to turn to sophomores and
freshmen."
lie Is looking first al Jerry Bilyk,
a sophomore and former halfback.
Thomas become* the serond reg
ular end lo he knocked mil of ac
tion The first came In mid-August
when first string offensive flankman (lobby Knight was called In
the service draft
Coach Woodruff al*o look a long
look at hla passers Monday ami
didn't appear too well pleased wllh
development lo datu
They re not hilling the receiv
ers yet like Ihey must If we ate
to do any goodagalnst Ihe sched
ule we play," he sjhl
"We've got a lot uf work to do
on the passing game before we'll
ha readyy for the fjnt ball game".
Volunia County
Kennel Club
T O X H IIIT * »lX T im :a
r i n a r m .s i t v — A ' lma* wit*
m m
Half Hall* llunhta)
Ka*1 liumliar, i1r****ii iii-ana, !>*r U l v r , l.llihy II., Julinn r
Ixillar,
llli k r Irla. T i m n eirm ti -r. IWjrkh*rt.
*K( iisil) li st — s t* ih » stile
I S h w i S H alt H allr t l » « k l e l
Krllo. T r u » y liown, 1’i.wilar A
I'alnt, K i l l Klrmm-l-r,
Uaroni'iio,
L u rr y rnaloo. I’hi-o* IVlian II f h Ov ,
I'orhay I,**
T H i i i u ii si t;— e m i * , sin*
fll|> lli-arln. Harry.
Kir
IIntivl,
T w ln ln * Jaan. C'r*|nlm
rl iln r.
Hi* Harmony. k i * hji Ii >h
llani
Ni-ll
r o t i r r i i it si h — a m i * , wile
Tu.tiHili-. lUMvi-r* H n r i u U . Bty
Mary, J uki Hmlllnir, Mono, chenu*
Uume Mnrnnkey, Tnnto
Ht*B.
r i K T i i a s m : — n isi* , x i u
K»rn v T rln k e l. Onlil Hu »t ll*lir,
Nn I'riitilem. Kit'* nirl. J uiim I* I'rldt,
(In tail*. Htinmlek. T**le Man.
S I X T H H A C K — C I S I I m Wile
Ft till., Imayao,
IteiMiie.
nine
Apnlln. lu r n lta , I'l Oak, Iialby,
T n k n y liny
a e i v r x T H s s o m i /i i i i k u i i «
Ni-fil, I'eagy Hal. V t i v . N r Caaranl. I’nnra, III<-«,inI la ity , Jntui
r*y, Iti-- I vm Marie. Mhy Nymtih
K I O H T I I I I A I T V - f l l S I k . Mila
Wari Well Kavnr*i|. flail tlmHar.
Another Wlilak, K.iaer Al. Alnhama
t ' r a r h e r Ht* Ha«e. MU* itor-.okey
x i x T i i n s c k — a ' l a i k . wu*
I - lln wk Kuala K in a T w i a . Il. i« i »
H li n e O l i u r J W i l l
l l m . Hill
il»v. Hllver*. I'n*heen
T K N T H H A C K — ll»**k l » » i « r
limle Itelle Altcny* Ha**, Jn*V*
Hal. I,nnk In*. M|e l l w
IHidfillii*,
liiav* Itiirmn. MUeil llta uly.
Chillii'othc CouvidH
E nd Hitdown S trik e
CHILLICOTHE, O. urt-A ma*a
ell down alrlke by Bfdi rclicBlniis
vmmg cnnvlcts *1 tho Federal liefnrmatory for Men ended early to
day after more than nine hours of
destruction and deflanco
Three inmetea were wounded,
none seriously, before guards, stato
highway palmlmen and deimty
sheriff* quelled the uprising.
John J. Galvin, associate warden,
said the men refused tn go to the
mess hall a f t e r finishing their wnrk
for the dav. They milled about the
prison yard (or several hours, then
treaded three dormitories.
P r i s o n e r * wrecked furniture,
broke windows, threw hedrlnthlng
Into the yard oml set fire to the
mattreisea it nightfall. T h e y
screamed In protest when ahoqt
300 convict* gave In and returned
to their cell* at mld cvenlng, and
among them**lve« all during
moflitratlon.
Galvin aald he heard the "titual"
complaint* about prlion food but
said he did not know the re»»<in
for the ult down itrlke.
«
Sir rt» Roundup
GAYLF. TA L B O T
■'w* * *h,'M *»■I
» l*
t
NEW YORK '.A— Some times you
ctn gu for month* without eveu
srcitig the name of the smallest
operator In baseball, a quiet, al
most shy Individual who til* tn an
office high over Fifth Avenue and
gently pulls tho string* which pro
vide the New York Yankees with
nut Id championship*.
Unlike some other diamond ex
ecutives who come readily to mind,
Gcm go M Weiss very seldom Is
quoted on any subject, lie shuns
Uio limelight cimrfstrnOy, and
when liked why, he says he would
rather leave the talking tn his man
ager, Casey Stengel, ur lo Presi
dent Dan Topping.
7 here have been those who did
not particular!
ilarly admire Welas or
hi* methodsa, who regarded him aa
a cold fish and referred to him as
"l.nnCMime George." But It is only
randy that they have been able to
find fault with his Judgment of
hall player* or Ills ability to outbid
rival* for a mnn he really wanted.
Whal brings up the subject of
Will** at thin particular lime Is,
uf ionise, lit* acquisition of Ihe
iwu pour old worn out pitchers,
Ewell Blackwell nod Bay Scar
IsniMigh, ,iod his bringing Cbarllu
Keller out of retirement to do a
little fancy pinch hitting In Hie
romliig stretch drive.
The Idea of trying to pick up
some pennant Insurance toward the
end of n ruco may not he exactly
new. but Weisa almost certainly
Its* introduced refinement! the
past four seasons which should go
In the text book*. He started It
when ho purchased hlg John Mini.
,i National League castoff, and
three straight (tags testify elo
quently to ihe success of his meth
ods.
Johnny Halil, waived from Ihe
Nallonal l.eugue, gave Hie Yanks
that lit He extra iiltufilng Ihey need
ed In Hie stretch last year, and It
will he le** than surprising If ho
and HlarkwiU and Scarborough
provide the difference in tho next
Hiree weeks.
H almost scorns full lo say that
Wclxs was tho first general man
ager in fully realise that tho Amcr
lean la-aguc was In for a series
of very close races, with Ihe tal
ent so evenly distributed among
the tup two or tlirco loams that
a single game won Inslvad of lost
might easily decide the pennant.
Ilo tlaeided It waa worth while lo
spend really Important money to
ry tn win that extra game. Ilo has
been repaid, and then some
Fain Nearn Second
A. L. Bntllnfr Crown
NEW YORK '.A - Fcrrl* Fain’s
chance* for repealing a* the Amer
ican Le*gtie hailing champion ap
pear muchhrlghtcr today than a
week ago.
Last week Fain, after leading
for most of the season, found him
self cimfrnntod wlHi Dale Mitchell
of the Cleveland Indian*, who had
(urged Into a tin wltlitho Phil
adelphla first baseman for hitting.
Ltunda al .332 each.
Today Fain all)! Is hitting .332,
Inti tho Cleveland outfielder haa
slipped Into third plare with .325.
one point behind the Yankees*
Heno Woodltng In second at .324
Figures Include Monday’s game*.
World Series Is
Slated ..Ts\i Start
In N. L. Stadium
NEW YOHK iei^lf Ihe National
and American League pennant
races end on schedule Kept 28 wllh
no ties, the 1932 World Series will
open in the home park of tho Na
tional loop champions Wednesday,
Oct I.
Thai much was decided Monday
at a meeting of club owners with
Ford C. Frick, baseball commis
sioner
In event of a tie in the National
League necessitating a play • off.
Ihe first game ofthe series would
not he played until Oct. 2. A tie
In the American League would not
affect the atari of the series Oct. 1.
American League rule* call for a
one-game play-off, hut the Nation
al League has a hest-of-three rule.
The first two games will be
played In the National league
Park, the next three In the home
park of the American League
champions, and Ihe sixth and sev
enth*, If neressary, back In Ihe Na
tional grounds.
All games will start at 1 p m ,
local time, and if darkness inter
venes, lights will he turned nn.
Frick was to confer In Washing
ton today with Office of Price
Slahlliiatfnn officials about prices
of series tickets, with a possibility
they might come higher.
In recent years they have been
Ht for box seals, $U for reserved,
53 for bleachers, and 14 for stand
Ing room.
A ppleby’H 181 Avff.
Lend* City Bowlers
Tuinoi row night three team*
In the City Bowling Ix-ague will
be trying to break the deadlock
for first place nt the Snnfold
Bowling Alley*. Are Glnin, Flor
ida Power and Light and Celery
City I'rintlng urn currently tied
for Ihe top spot with 2-1 recurds,
Harold Appleby f* Ihe Indi
vidual pare aeller wllh n 181
average. Appleby, I’oat Offlre,
ha* the mietl pin* with 313 and
the hlghrnt Individual game of
253, lie in followed by Celery
(It y ’a Pete Kllfl with a 173
percentage and Bank Kretier,
also of Calery City, ranks n
eloae third with a 170 average.
C ITY BOW LING L E A G U E
W. L. Pel, Pina
2 t 5117 2276
Are (Han
2 l .007 2169
Fla. P. and L.
2 I .057 2343
Ctlary City
1 2 .333 2109
HUM M. U.
1 2 .383 2372
fltanley-Rogvr
Post Office
I 2 .313 2320
TU P T ilH K K
Pins H.G. Avg.
Appleby, P.
543 203 1H1
Kite! C. C.
619 197 171
Krelief, C. C. 012 190 170
Paul Byant Is Still Hunting
Fui Babe PctriBi^s Successor
their side of Ihe line Into ana of
By The Associated Frets
Not often doe* a quarterback the strongest In the conference.
"Worst workout of the sauon"
come along like Vito (Babe) Parilll, the ham - handed ball hiding was Vanderbilt Coach Bill Ed
wliard who sparked Kentucky'* of wards comment after a drill oH'
ins* olfente and defense The o u
fense for thrre seasons.
It's a tough Job to liy to fill Ills irlglit *|X)t in the CommodtA'
shoes, and Wildcat Coach Paul ramp was the performance of
Bryant still hasn't selected his freshman Bill Krieiemeyer He got
off some accurate passes and is a
first string T operator
lit onelwo position for the Job Ilk* iy starter al quarterback when
are Herbie Hunt, who understudied Vamly opens against Georgia Sept
Purllll last year, and a freshman, 20
The running of Hacks Charie*
Dick Shatto Hunt was slowed hy
tltnr.ss last week,but Bryant was Earnest. Robert Clemens Dekle
pleased after III* first scrimmage Coney and Howard Kelly Is Im
Monday.
proving ut Georgia and Coach Wal
"Herbie moved Ihe ball consul ly iiults is feeling better about the
ently well." he commented "This loss of Fullback John Hurvar g )
Is the Brit time Itial any uuailei the tiros
back haa operated as he should "
'‘ Earner.! might give us a break
Tennessee’s Coach Boh Neyland away runner ut fullhark," said
is having trouble selecting a re Bulls "Clemens Is a big boy with
placement for Doug Atkin* whom
i,mi balance —
— qu
quite a pros
he shifted from defensive right end pect ,{d
ly ,ias
Kelly
ha* b)l0WII
shown us soma
lo tickle Mack Franklin, a ion power, too, and Coney has speed."
pound Junior, has the Inside track,
Georgia Tech took things easy
bill Is getting a lot ut competition
from three sophomore, Kd Nlcklu. Monday, hui Ihe players were
warned that rough scrimmages
Ronald Gust and Bill Taylor
Fullback*
Herman
Howard, are on tap Yellow Jacket Coach
Charles llataway and Ba> Mereer Hohhy Dodd announced he doe*4l,
ran effectively at Aulmriti in Ihe plan in ti-.e hide Juklc Rudolph
first workout unmarred by un lu to make many punt returns this
lury. Passing chores were handled \ season He said Rudolph I* too
hy Joe Dnvls and Dudley Spence valuable usu tackle and pais del.eft Tackle Bill Turilhenugli and |fender to risk Injury as a punt
Ixft End Bill McMurry ure (urging receiver.
t
,
MunIc School Reopens Sept. 15th
Theory, llegulur I'intto, Harmony,
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MIAMI i8v— The University of
Miami Hurricane* will he minus
the service* of senior Tackle Joe
Bsrtolovlch Strulhers. O thl* season.
Bartolovlrh, regular defendve
tackle, was Injured last season and
missed the Gator Howl game Ho
missed spring practice but re|«rt
cd again this rail. Doctors have ad
vised him lo give up the game,
Coach Andy Gustafson *ald Moil
day.
Meanwhile, Ihe varsity offensive
BOAT A CABK
team* will carry Ihe load In tuKISSIMMEE <8t - T h e annual day'a workout, Gustafson said. Ifa
boat • a • cade for outboard boata sent the defensive squads through
down Central Florida streams wit) a scrimmage yesterday.
bo held Oct. 22-25,
This year's tour will lake Ihe
bonis from Kissimmee to Stuart
on the East Coast. The boats will
travel down lakes and Ilia Kissim
mee Illver to Lake Okeechobee
and to Hie coast by tho Crnsa Slate
Canal.
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route. Past boat • a - cades have
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
EttUbltahtd 1908
V O L U M E X L IV
UN Debate On
Korean Issues
Being Readied
SANFORD). FLOl
Acheson Also Tells
N e w s Conference
Of Mexican Plans
For Getting Truce
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W A S I I I N G T O N ~ ~ l4v— Secreta ry ul
Slate
Acheson said
loday
the
U nited Stales, In consultation with
friendly nations, Is pre pari ng fur
M dehste nil Knreefi issues III the
Unllcsl Natltma G eneral A i w m
Lily nest month.
Acheson also told a new* con
faience the M exican gov ernmen t
Las made route suggestion* on
Korea n T r i n e negotiations, lint de
d i n e d to describe them
It ha*
m e n reported that Mexico would
have the G enera) Assembly usk
II N
m em bers to take m tern
IHirailly thrive Korean W a r prl*
oner* who r e i h l repatriation altei
an armistice
T h e pot time of the Mexican p m
nosal would lie to break the dead
lock between U , N. and t.'nmniu
n h t truce negotiator* ov er the re
(latrlatton I v o r and bring tin
negotiations to a successful con
elusion
The
Communist-*
liuvr
demanded thul all U. N prisoner:
of war lie r e lu m e d to Ihelr home
land, whether they want lo or mil
O n Other (mints, Acheson:
Said that so for fix he knew
the m atter of using Chinese troop*
In Korea - it ii-renlly renewed sub
(eel ul news reports ftom 1-Ttrmo.n
->|iai not been olfieully raised
Decline*'- to sav whether tin
Un ll ed States and U r l t i l n would
chamie Ihelr proposal* fn - ar
Anglo Iran ian nil settlement, by
saying llie proposal had been pre
rented to P re m i e r Mossadegh by
President T m n i y n and P rim e Min
lite r Cbu rehlll and that be eoulil
not speak for either llie President
or the p rim e mlnisler.
lf> New Houses To
He Constructed In
Wynnewood Area
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will
, , 1r '
c o n itr u rllo n her* next week of It’
■•n*>rre*e hloek hou*«U»
totalling
*178.000 III value, Mrs. Adelaide
Mn***, rn m n n n v
r*-nre**ntatlve,
fBxz&Srigstinu .» to.
ruled In that Portion of the
Wvenewo-vt RuMIvltlnn whlrh I*
nit'side uf the eltv limits. Hanford
will Ini minus th« above aiununl in
its huildllut total.
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Mr* M<*se» visited
the
C ity
C le ik's office this niormnK to ntiHtiee for rllt-ill* oil wa te r, ill
are orda nrr with n pievlons uitrermerit w ith the C i t y to
furnish
water lo lids part of the -o h
division.
Addition of IK new houses will
l.rlmr the total of Phillips Imdl
houses in Wynnew oo d to fid, she
raid. T h e new houses will lanue in
rost f ro m *10.1110 to 312,IM>. and
It is hoped l o complete them in
front three to four months
"Residents of W ynnewood wh*-the new house* are tu he i. ill* nave
expressed tha desire In he Inside
Ihe city limit*," la id Mrs. Moses.
T ill* will require approval of the
State Legislature.
Phillip* Properties recently f in
ished 442 “ defense houses" which
wete erected for N e w periunuel
and defense worker* in Phillips
T e r l ace and Nullfn Park. A v e r a g e
coat of a tw o
bedroom
house
t aimed f ro m 17,776 tu Itl,052.
AGREEMENT RUINED
LUXEM BOURG htv-West tiermany unit Israel signed agree
menu here today whereby Ihe
Bonn government will attempt to
compensata Jewish victim* of Noxl
persecution.
In ihe treaty, tha (Jarman* promlie to nay Israel 3,430.000.000
mark* (about 833 million dollars)
over a period of 1! to 14 years,
depending on Germany'* ability tu
p*(5i this amount, 430 million
marka (107 million dollar*) ar*
aarmarked for the JVwlsb Mate
rial Claim* Conference. Three bil
lion mark* (713 million dollar*)
|0 In Ihe Israeli government to
cover Ihe coil of absorbing refugeta from Germany and terri
torial formerly under German rule
T A X B E N R E V n APPROVED
WASHINGTON 0B— The Defense
Production Administration today
announced approval of federal tax
benefit* for 80 defense plant ex
pansion project* in co»t nearly 83
million uollara.
Among the other project* given
"certificate* el MMMity" for the
rapid writeoff, aad the percentage
of outlay to which the rapid tmorfixation may apply la each cate,
were:
Virginia • Carolina Chemical
Coro. 14,300,000 for phosphatlr
fartiilxera at Nlchola, Fla., 4# per
cent.
WANGR1 n
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Amuteluted Prone I.cum-.I Wilt1
1! !■■!>—
THI C A N A D I A N PACIFIC liner I M m
un a i t r l 30 intle* noitli ul J u n r m
300 pasivngers amt * ct*w ul ltd
Th e d.OOO-ton VtlJel was e<i lm .lt
■iter. Nu one was inju n-u
r t i K u l M r t n laUuve) ran j g iu u in l
A |j-k .i tint rank a few hums j l l - t
w tte i t u n tit ti v ii.c I'uatl G u a rd ,
tu S k i g w a v ,u the time u| the d i i I f pitfr/itlliiiihll .S*.u.m1|ihulur
Directors Named Merchants Ask
By Membership Claims Judge Not
OfCountyCOfC To Resign Post
Dawson Repoits tin Over Dm* Thousand
Cases Handled l*y
Work To RriiiK OrMcNal) Durum Year
phantce To Snnt’onl
It. K, Mt-Nali, judg e of tluT h e result* uf the reeent --Ii-'
lion -if dtre-tors uf i h » l.nsr.l i f Smnll Claim* Court yi-sti-rday III
•he KemiiHile Count*- C h m ir’ “-i of finoli-d ih lii't u r* of the Sanford
Commerce were wnmiuin-eil '«-• Merchants Association al a m eet
ing nt the C i t y Hull that since lie
nlsrlit tiv A l l.ee, rh a lr m a n of Hi,
election committee. Res r i a l new wna losing money lo m ain taining
directors were elected.
llie court b>- felt that In- eonlii
T h t u e elected
from
Rnnforil not emit in it*- hi that office and
were Mack Ctrvnlr.nd ti ,
Pete ■uiggi-stcil (lull
u aucce**iir l><Hlairln*, ,1. C. Hutchlsim, H a r r y pick i d
l.er, Francis Rnumillat J r . . J . II.
M. I.. tinhorn, president, mid u
RoXlon. George T o tih v . mid Dun number uf directors ni dutrd out
W r i g h t . Th ose friiin tin- comity the fine wor k Ju d g e M o N u b line
were M a rtin Andersen uf l. im v- heen doing a* small claims judge.
wood, C. 1*. tfrn*lngton of Lake 11. II. Pope declnied Ihat lit- can
M a ry , A K. K ourakre of Forrest not he snared, and *uggr «ti-d some
C i ty , |(. T . Mllwee of l.niiKwnod. form or volu n ta ry ruiitrihution*
Ihe Rev. L . W . Rcotl of l.ake tie made hy tha merchant* lo pay
M a ry , L . E . htevens of klunroy, putt of tha espeiite of the court.
It. E . T r u e of t.ake M a r y , and ft.
O n motion of A n d r e w Htlue.
Ward nf Oviedo,
seconded h y Jaalr Hall, a r**rtlitT h e y were welcomed to Hie lion was Raised n u n . s l i n g Ju dg e
llreclorate hv President Jack II dl M i-N ub tu withhuld his decision
who explained that all had h "»n
to resign fur fit) day*, and P re
named lo three year term*. M r.
sident M. L. Itahorn to appoint a
Hall nl"o appointed W . A. Pal
committee to see If -onie -a lls
rick rh a irm a n of *
imm limtiiM
i-nmtniller to re|mrt nt the next factory arrang em ent can hr made
tu keep him in u f f l c
mi-etlnp of the honid mi a date
Ju d g e M eNali agreed to tin*
of candidate* for officer* of the
M r.
Itntioin ap
iirpniiiiation for the romiliK year. proposal, and
pointed
n commltte,- Hint includ
tlpon motion of Jo h n Iv ev, *»v
nndrd hv K n i l s l r lloiisluddt-r, the ed Mr. Stine, W . A . M n m x o n ,
director-j voteil to make the pre N r . I S m it h , and tdlo io -rlf. In take
sident of the J u n i o r C h a m b e r of action on the matter.
It was pointed out hy Ju d g e
Commerce, of the Retail
M er
chant* Association, and the ch a ir McNrili that 1,1)28 cases were tried
man <>f t)u- C ou nty Commission by tin- C ou rt d u rin g llie past
and the C i t y Man ager ex offirio yenr, ami that m any rs*r* con
ra ther than
member* of the hoard if I here i* cerned individual*
..........
with the by -l aw* of merchant*. Fee*, set hy the State,
limit the amount of income, iiiul
Ihe Ch am ber of Commerce.
\V. W . Dawson iepnrtc,t ihat Its was necessary to hire a $40
hi* committee bus secured u n u m n week assistant, he said.
.Mr. Htlue declared that a lull
ber of suitable site* for the M e t h
odist Children's Home ut E n t e r is pending in the .State Le g is la
prise and said th.-.t Snu foid oc ture that will cover f e n uf all
cupies a favorable position if the ■mail claim* court* In Florida.
executive m m in ille e of the ilotny
T h e director* voted that be
decides to move from It* present g in n in g on Oct. 1 ami on W edn es
location.
day afternoon* thereafter, Ihat
Forrest llrci-kern idge, manager merchant* be requested tu keep
of the Ch am ber of Commerce, re store* open.
ported that u meeting will he hell
Purchase u fcandy to be given
at Silv er Springs hy
the
St. away at the annual C h ri stm as
Jnlins-liidlun Itlver (m pru vvin viit patty for children was discussed.
Cuinmltten on Sent. Id tu consider
President
Habnrn
suggested
further the St. Jo h n s -l m lla u River that
merchanta of Hanford be
Canal project. Col li.
C.
llee, asked
lo
aid
in
A lt am onte
consulting engineer fu r the Cun- S p rin g s fund raising cam paign
l U s i l a i r l « * l*aae K m i i
to purchase a fire truck b y f u r
nish ing trade certificates, valued
at IS each, tu be given out at a
benefit show at the P ra ir ie I * k e
dr ive In theater on Oct. 6,
Mth. Phil Stanley
66t Died At Ilome
City
Calls Public Hearing
Mr*. Phil C . Stanley Hr., lit), died
C r n n m iH H io n
yesterday afternoon at her home,
LMfbl Palmetto Avenue. She had
been In 111 health fur sometime.
Born M a r. 21!. lHMd In W h it b y ,
The Cltv Commission, meeting
Ontario, Uanadit. Mr*. Stanley
as an equalisation hoard, will hold
had mad* her home In Hanford
a
piddle hearing Monday night at
for the past 20 veer*. She was a
8:00 o’clock at which taxpayers
m em ber of H o ly Crux* Episcopal
can make complaints regarding
Ch u rch whera funeral » « r v l c r » will
assessments, Cltv Manager Tom
lie conducted at 3:00 p.m. tom or
Lemon announced this morning.
r o w w ith Il#v. II. L. Z im m e rm a n
He stated that police had been
officiating. Burial will fulluw 111
sent lately to warn cllitens about
E ve rg reen Cemetery.
leaving trash in Ihe street lo be
S u r v i v in g are the husband and
picked up, following complaint* of
two son*, A lf r e d and PI II C. Jr. motorist* who
tu detour
of Hanford) two other »un», H a r around the trash, had
A city ordinance
old of N a w S m y rn a Reach and D r .
tra*h In the
Gordon Stanley of Du rh am , N . C . t prohibit*butleaving
parkwayi ntay be used
on* alatar, M ra . J. A . Roger* of Hirsetx,
purpose, he said.
DeLand and one brother, W. P. for thlagra**
wan planted Htindny
Smith of T o ro n to , Canad a) also In Ry*
th* Infield r.t the Municipal
six grandchildren.
Stadium whera clav was removed
LABOR TROUBLES
8T. LOUIS OB—Gen. Dwight D.
Eiienhowar’a speech here Sept. M
be kept off radio and talevlby i jurlidlctlfinal labor dla-
th# auditorium, me of the lath,
until tha
Darst
Union __
ers Union
cllltla*
ciutiai far
for
I* bafora
board at.
la let tied.
A F L Stagehand!
■Metrical Workant to Inatall faaita. The dispute
‘ JurDdlctlonal
, D » « t said,
expected for
path* and pitcher* box, Mr, Lemon
and soil substituted on th* base
anted.
TR U C E PLAN O FFE R E D
M EXICO C IT Y IB— Mexico ha*
suggested to the United Nations
• new plan to end the Korean War
prisoner deadlock. Ii calls for Im
migration to neutral countries of
all POWa who do not wish to re
turn home.
A foreign office spokesman said
Tuesday night the proposal waa
delivered to U. N. Secretary Gen
eral Trygve Lie aeveral days ago
and dlitrTbiiied among the 60 mem
ber natlMH. Unofficial sources said
the^U. 8. regarded the idea favor-
fornla to hi* n n c -t ,,f the ijit•-*i
deiu-y, -nl.l in Ss:i
todav •>h>Deni* ci all.- puli ■ • i- t.asrdmoi •
•-•■I'rf lo life I n .,, I \ and th# t>,u
‘ 4)' of b s o p i n r - , "
•I* again i ld lc n b d Ihe Rcniih
tican* lo r wliai In- called "appro*
ctf out pro orain d u rin g atyi «le.
iioit veai " He -a n! be could ptom
>*e a o >*iMvr ptu gi atn. conUnoimt
oliat (lie Democrat* h a i c done.
" W e can give you our he it **
out heads ami m can give im
- or best, ‘ ili>- Illinois govt h i -i
- . m l mill added tl,nl peace is ilu
uni mi goa! of lb,- pa rty.
About 'J.filHl persons lineii tin•la tu m pla tfo rm a - Rteven*.i,
special l i m n drew into Han
for tlo- f u s t of r i g h t stops he lm
»cbe.|ideil today
There
was
a
•mi *t of clapping ami rlic crinc *
In apneaieil. line man
held
*
bi lg e fioia) liornesiiue.
" I b i s i- the f u i l ,* III*! l t - s t - i - i
i *et loinli . ' ilte* eu on -a id o '
a t-lin
In (act, niaill uf 'I
t ilin g - I alii doing m e being it i .
lm itn- tii -t tune."
I -is-1
night
Stevenson
rant
" A m e r i c a is threatened as n e w t
tietore," mid hr told a natlon-wolc
Irlrv lM o n
mid
ladln
a u d b 'H r
from Han Fiam-ist-o, the way to
avert it it In give material aid in
the new nations of A sm , to recog
in n - tin'll desire fm independence,
und to Imw I lit- ni 1 1m l the United
Slate* I* not pu rs uin g a pulley of
iiuininatiun.
Speaking with unusuul Harlem
ness, Die UtMiuKrain- candidal? h*i
llie pn-.ildency made Ihese pomlllUt lllglll
1 " I ilu mil think w a r ia an
inevitable p m l uf tins context lie
Iweeii freedom and t y r a n n y . "
2 "With 83 per cent of uur bod
gel allocated to defense, it U, the
Soviet Uni op which pnw tixal ,he
iaVtT nf nur deteiHe expenditure*
and thus uur lux rutrx."
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R r)iublican nominee
(loigtit
E ls e n h o w e r * ' ' i n immi proi'raui
Senator Boyle To
Attend Political
Caucus In Tampa
State Senator I.. I ’
leave
Thur* lm-
M o I-
t,r*eio.>.it
1 III
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Tam iia to attend n II till s* 4■1 HiprcM Iiln tl ve* .-ailfi* doiiuv ilu
u-»t>k-enil al Ilu* Ta m m s l « i - a c r
IlfiSv-l hr s n i m u n -r d l i '• p -o m . i i p *
While tbrr» hi* «aid. b- -ill
confer with Hlalr Ri-pn-i ui iilvHen Fuqua, al*ornrv uf M in >lccounty, rrgarditig tin- pi (li ‘ li'trr
follnwrd in financing tin- 1<>-• ird
lio*|ill*l recently (reeled u (‘ulmelto nt a cost of 31.lfi0.uuu
"I want to talk with I. > a*
to the procedure followed in Man
atee countv in building li" 1 pitnl, find out what Inlereii tale
they are paving on tl'eir b«i '- so
that uur Board of Countv < oninlsiloner* here will bv tin- »xamide tie In better position '■ esInldMi millage for Ibe t<>- i- 'ed
Seminole County Hospital," >• de
clared.
"They are also building u new
hnspitnl In Sarasota und.i (hr
provision* of the general ctttinly
hospital act," he added, "ami I in
tend to contnrt their state iii-resentative and find out what fed
eral aid was obialntd fm 'hat
project." He polntod out mat
Manatee county obtained u it'd).00ft federal grant for Its li--pltal.
"I want tu gst the pin neat
application of the hospital act
from tin* two cnunlle* wldi-b have
nlrendv taken advantage nf <(,"
he explained,
Senator Boyle revealed tlmt he
had auaceeefully Introduced in 'lie
State Seriate, and Re|ireM'ntntiv*
Fuqua In tha House, the umendme nt that removed the ceiling or
limitation on Ittulng bond* for
county hospital*. Till* ceiling waa
previously 3300,000, hut wn* obso
lete, said Mr. Boyle, In vtrw uf
present day building cost* and
needs,
In addition, he declared, llie act
was unconstitutional, until it "'»*
amended tu be applicable to free,
holder* only »o that bonds i-«uld
be legally authorised and made
saleable. Tide action was alto
Introduced hv Mr. Boyle.
At the Bept. 8 meeting of ihe
County Commission, Chairman U.
C. Dodd staled that he would mil
another mealing following Mr,
Boyle's raturn, so that action may
be taken In time for notice to he
iven 80 daya prior to the eleoon aa required by the County
Hospital Act.
R
Ri'il-Fijditmy: Senator
Piles ft p lmpreasi\ I'MiU'riti Over His
"Tallvalliirii" Rival
Taft Repeats Pledge To Aid Ike
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Ihl^ f.» m v of rd i n l r t pnlniitiii m
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Mill
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i!
I tn ifeiii11ni Hi u iti 14• VY t'tiiiii;
*«•» fur D M nf v| II Mini ud'll'Nvi1,!
s*hiff* i»f ilu y ,i» Imi h mill.mill
•!Ol* i h i i i p r i i i i i tiiKiniifttlimit nl
t h r lr h o lrl htathniiirter«
1In -|i»ik4* mf f In* |ij,r , i ,iu .1
d liieh tifivr tfienlet) him m *ln
Smith, in |'hilmli>lphiii amt li e *
»hiv ni h i d i a i m p u l i a m i ■aid ilitr
» v»*i vwlinf i* I fni a' a|i|M'iii oil i i lie
a dnmamt f mi new faen** m U imh
liiirtmi.
Kla»«mhtiu«,t went *•11 In m i h n v
*"• III* <Jll»>Mmti htil ill fit * m- u i c r
rnliiur 1a Rii»* uf (im Him* ( » |n « •
a «lriiftci|i«nntlott of the
thm
Ilu* m irli l i i i r v ht* led in .thj no
lb u i .' 1
"But 9hit sublet i« nm
p *rm*nI
pin t i
a ui *
in t* <* mtruli of t in p m
the
I ■* for o I'htn^H."
F.iienJioMer't Ns’iuhln^f^ii
w j f nrh«*t|i|1tw|
vini
ir two In-ill
81opt)ff Intuem hln m(d w#«ti"ii
•ml! mid N n t V o lk H l y w li r i i In
hit*1 h h |i»"i -tininf i ll■111jvAlif n in td
nun i tern,
dor* not ciintrlNiile tilin' ti to
h 'lm n i' hi* tm ri v l i i i r uiiv s*m
uur foreign policy discussion
I i link f a rh i ii Ji Kan u lm In*
t ''I believe we m ay in M u c l-fio nfir *d f.i Million e.
t**|i »*i
look back ul Korea a* a major VI I‘|3
liiridiig point In l i l - l m i
a mm
uing point winch led nut <• an
other war. Imt to the til-1 In ‘ >ric
demonstratioii ihat an d i n live
system of collective seem it. I
possible "
No. 14
McCarthy Gains Landslide'
Victory In Wisconsin Poll;
Ike Apologizes, If He Cussed
Derates Republicans
For 'Approving Our
PrnprranTDuringAn
Flection Campaign General Says He Does
H i K E I . ’d I N M t i l t l N
Not Have Slightest
A im w in S TFV FN ftn N r,\M
Recollection T h a t
PA D I N T H U N . E n Routk Lo*
Angrl. i ip )
(J o ., Adlai K . J p U i
He Used Profanity
euson, ha rn* for mills throiiglj I' .1
FURR
LOS ANGELRI « - Film prosjQ duccr Walter Wanger will be freed
~
from Jail Saturday after aerviny
three month* and
m w .t a r
Jennings
•hooting and t
Lang, agant of
r% wife, ne
. treu Joan Benoatt.,
. Hollywood la t
tting
whether Winger’*
on
im maa
m«atu
a reconciliation, i
M M ha l«
t now an.
hopeful, hut Mina'1
[
pwtag^ln a pUyaf I
*
WEDNESDAY SEPT. 10. 1951!
Adlai Nikkis
First Whistle
West
11ti Saved F rtinrc uuuuiatt iSit.vc
I’ .i i ll> rtuuili uutl widely •catler*-»l -hon-ers ill cast cuastal sec
tions and extreme south
pur*
Hulls. C icnrrall)
fair elsewhere
th ro u g h I hursitai
l i l l l e chsuge
in It-m peralu ir.
I hll |b*I|| I n !i J I | I If11fl'l *3 h*a I X
I»•••*t•**f In talk v%4911 1.i*i«'ul:.t\v i i
dill llik’ lit* aflnriltMiii ulmiit n ||||*« •
llie kb nil Si’ll Knlii'ft ,\ r » r « | hi
Hint toviil in Nellutir m t
and
••la. i- fm :m Ki^Fiihou r i T « f i in in
fi'l elK'l*.
••• h’fuler 1 ha\r heeii Uoikln*:
fni dill a meptiiitf wilh Ihe aim
•d il» delirmimna I nf I nde lit
the i'ampaihf ii, ami itf# eiflun,^
«liv lili aeiin ^ ||1 fethtiK mnmi|I'm** *iini!ili*,r ' who hacked | aft m
hi* ItetliiK hull Ie kbllh l l "ifl ln»u .
fn| I In |»|i N|t*r III till fiUlllitOK Inti
I Mlhnjt lidd irpdllei he hd|t« I
ar i uiitfemenU enu)tl hv entnplei 'ti
loht* l«»r fill
IdiFhltiriifj Tkii
llirrlifig
Scouts lost fueled
On Fire Protection
i'i i,. i lu rf AJ N ''layelem l i i *
ten »v iiisllucli-d a ,-la* i nf tl
line Scout* nf T ro o p .’116, whicli i»
-Piili-Oi c,| r,v tin- i n I I'lcsbyli -i
inn Chorcli, on Imw
iu
p rM n -t
t h n i i - r l > c - und iilher* u gain -t In.hutsrils.
T li a Scuuts filled in examination
hlnnks h ml those m aking iiu-i-imgrudn* will receive merll tihilge*
HuW In conduct lliruiselve* in
ciiping witii a fir,- i-iiii-rgi-iicv in
spmki- filled m u m s in a huu«e, and
utuutlllg the I.....(lie tin'If, m i l
how lo build fire* iu tin- open tu
prevent their iptead weie aiming
the topics discussed.
T h e Scouts showed a lively in.
terest in the illslructiull, sskeil
and answered m any question- and
g reatly impressed Chief Cleveland
with their intelligent Interest in
the subject. T h e Inslructiun wit*
given upstairs In llie F ir e Htn
lion.
CONSTITUTION FOR AUI.AI
A TLA N TA Lti— Doinocrallc pres
Idenliai uumineu Adlai Stevenson
has received Ihe full suppurl ul
Ihe Allanla Constitution which Ire
quenlly had expressed greal ad
mlratlun fur Owlght D. Elsenhuw
cr.
The M • yesr - old Democratic
newspaper, which has long sdvu
cated strung Hapubllcan cnmpetl
lion (or the Democratic Party In
the South, came out solidly fur Ihe
Democratic presidential ticket in
Its lead editorial In today's edl
lions.
S U IT DISMISSAL ASKED
A TLA N TA iB— Dlim liial of a
federal court suit brought by an
Atlanta Negro, seoklsu admission
to the University of Georgia, wa*
aiked Tuesday by the State of
Georgia.
The suit was filed early in Ihe
summer by Horace Ward, a Ne
gro student, agatnxt the Board of
Regent* of Um University Britain
of Georgia and university officials.
Hut
f did
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d ld c w M illet Mh I. i ) ul \\ is O M Il'iin 'l
l i t M* Noiiat.(i iai
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1*V I ho |*« e p lo nf
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l id Do* k’e v m i U o 'n t 4,( .ijh w r H lx t t
fl*l»« - Dl |t ’VUt(ft» j d0-| ||ty |f
M tf U iN l N O VO W A IM 1NO ION
u s n m vverk I '.iiIimiI m i i i
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lit h e lp r l f f t t *•-n Ih v tg tit
l> Kuenhntx s’i I'< fLi- (»ii *Mi in v lift tlrtllm.ll 1m
whett rf hr wtmhl
11 uf f t fMlflMTtdi Anti ml/i-htit»»J
ili iit.ijiil tall) t **14*t k11- it f aat In
Higginbotham Is D cmhos In l exas
Named President Join Ike's Camp
Of Kiwanis Club In Rousing Move
i
Make A Lift* As Well Will Put Stevenson's
As A l.ivmK, Say m Namt' On liallotHut
Will Work Fur Iko
R ev. Pcndei'jrnwM
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adupli'd hv
a
hf*M3iil* imt in i lu ii u ji x
ks|mp]iftfiK ntjt j kid**, o imt Itilthm
Ih- r *-mi(iiiiu| t in* K iv» m in ii* imt amt a skid tin , in m nm and ntlnt
I m tu* tiJM Iminv ll|f«kirn ri 11v (i11(f pa) 1y iiffir i,41 hi alli(K4iyn fur I i
( m l*'ri*|iFlit/*1 the tillin' i > f til'ItlIf ncnhmv 4' r
vimI It
Mfti\ I’|S U III. Mill 3* 141 t'd Kisi'ti
" Y u li Mil l | . fill iIt) II . . til ill'HI hinviT as
i i " d d r I li imn ft aln
Mi m n klft!? n Ittfe fm th e v ••tlfli nf I tiifltilfli’ih sanl l i t misfit hr n.iiM
the.
hul l 1 h** IIH ii*11*’.1 ' m ill in r d In Dniik if i'v»*r h r f u i r suyiny
kD vu m th e m
thi* I •••11• I »< uf lh .' 1is hat fir would dn almilt It
4'R lM l Is'lifi* th a t ssv I II '* . hilt |
h> an os 4 i . fa I m m v n l r m a r
He* (M ill u f till •MUsllllih* tif •ill** shalrd fum i Dm t rnssruads, ihr
wlm 4'it'llDv nidi'll tin* smith nf im a l l towns and small rltlrs , Slil%
ul! luiiiH, John (Vril Ithmli'H, i t i rtnfi* nii*< Dm Stair* ItiKld*.
St.iith /Afru'iiii
»f
unH fat hull tlmt wi ld di'.vn fiyh lim 1 lm
Kittihi'rlv diHiii'Mitl imiii' mviirtr,
44 *Milli 4t ir 4 ilu l'n | r I n n i
vsfin
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l t«*rtitmiv imu I tin* U m l f i l S m i I cn
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vi*r*ttv*
T il l' ft **V
Pi'llltl'l rilkn
ntflii
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J. ffir H oM ,
tliitd |ir«M3ii|i*tit nf tin*
Unity" I
sttifHR unil cltuiriiian nf ll»*» ootn
mitti'rt tlmt Ornftril the' D i r l a i a
Hull uf Iinli'iicnili'fict’,
and
uf
TtmiiiHH Ktli'ion, / n u t A m c r l r a h
iiivcnlor.
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t v pit'ii I
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lo o k in g
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h tai'dm d ttlM i t
I laok i f M u L ' • N iyiw p
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pokoM P i
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h ill o iid u i c u m id tu m y ( ftlii|iiitg fi
Iu I hi I hi 4 i i u I 111 Ul I II u( s u in ' o r
th a t
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will if* .Irnv it
Inlrudiirtiuifti,
Thwrp fur
hU
11 (MsAi MUf ■! 41*1 I*MM8 I1
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DIKTHUYEH IS HIT
TOKYO tit— The destroyer USS
Agerhulm wax hit hy Communist
shore fire off tile eastern coast of
Korea Svjil I while blasting Red
frontline Installation*. Ihe Navy
announced today
Patrick D liumlirolu, fire con
trolinau 1C, Renstelarr, N Y .
suffered sllglil Injuries to one knee
and was transferred to the Naval
Hospital at Yokosuka, Japan
only minor damage wa* inflict
ed on the .hip
COKKKLTIOeN
In yesterilay's story on the
Juhnson-HImes highway acrl.Dnt,
Ihe lleralil wishes to make two
corrections. The time of the acci
dent wan approximately 0:00 p.m.
Hundav and nut early Hunday
morning. The Himes car wa* at u
romnltt* stop ami not slowing
down for tha left turn.
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11 MAC A N \ P
rite ti t. Ib e
t ile '
M i'n i i ri-inclt. v s . e
procesx of lii-coiinug clvill/ed m.iy M e llg e i I,' ii, I III/.ill lii.S V l llsm
have made iti.m mole cmi-lilu IP .'12
lloiully pioio- to certain ty|ies nf
cancer, rheoin.ilonl arlhnli*. asll«
m in ’ n i ipn t l-.
c Minucsula'i
m:< .imt ims-tlily ce.'lilii form* of tup Iti-pnhln in ulfice inililiT- Sen
iueid.il 111111
u Johns Hotikin- Kdwaiil I I Ini* and Guv C Elscientist vav
mri Amli-rsnn .ip|u-.ired assured
Dr Curt I' Itichlei told tin- nl renoiiuniitliiu on Un* lni.lv of
A im l lc.in lu-ldide of lilologu-ul earl. ii -Iu iu i frnm lue.day'. pri
Scientists yesterday it may have mal. clcclinn
been Iiiul as man changed from
William C m l.nil fonner stale
Ills primitive, ti aril lighting status 1reprcxeiilullve, wa. well iiliend u!
lo a -late ul highly secure domes IWO ll|ipnJU-Uls tnl the I lemncrullClll'lty, changes occulted in las Faruier l.abnr immiiutum fur son
adrenal and sex glands
possibh atnr, ami Orville Freeman, former
making him an easlei victim to DFL stale cbnirmau was leading
certain ailments
the coule.I tor that parly' snoiiilnation for governor tlotli had been
endorsed tiy tin* party convention.
TOM KATTI.EFHONT
CEN TR AL FRONT, Korea ris
PHOENIX An/
r Itep John
Ten U S i-ongraxsiuen loured Ilu*
Koreuu liulllefrnlit IikI.iv and re It Murdock (D A rid rolled toward
victory today In
iKirlril Uiey finuid no critical *lunl uii overwhelming
i 4 ii n l 4lie n t lift T h i i i ih*«F>
age of smmuidllon
They l.sueil a statement saying
llie Hiuiiiuuitiun supply is enough
to meet the pre lent tempo of the
RITZ
war They are members of the
appropriations subcommittee of the
"Outcast of Poker Fists"
House Armed Services Committee
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“The Last Outpost”
Tyrus Raymond Cobb Jr., 42, one
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siou 0:02, Issl festuri. 0:40
mortal Ty Cobh, died yesterday
FKAIKIK LAKE
Dr. Cobb nracliced as u phvsl
" T H IE F OF DAM ASCUS"
clan at Dublin, Ga., until stricken
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lilt year wilh a malignant tumor
of the brain.
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W ED N ESD AY, HEI’T . 10. 1912
TODAY'S. Hini.K VKRHK
Wa have seen tills happen lo
proud hut evil people In nur dav,
T)l* whole remnant »»f Iher will
Matter unlit all I ha wind*.—
Republicans promise the voters they wilt rectify the
mlntnkea nf tho Democrats and check tho trend toward so*
cilainni which they claim has Ireen Increasing since 1032. The
Democrats, in turn, wnrn that the Republicans would like
to nullify most of the nodal legislation of the last twenty
yours nml they Implore the voters, "Don't let them take It
away."
Despite the stand of both parties ft Is not likely thnt
tho election In November will nee any change In the nodal
leghlation already passed. General Elsenhower, for Instance,
haa spoken out in favor of higher Social Security benefits.
It Heerna unlikely that a Republican victor would effect
changes in workmen’s benefit laws or In legislation already
in effect for aiding the blind. Nor would wise Republican
lendernhnp abandon tho public power projects already In
operation.
At various times all these measures have been tagged
as socialist nchemes but they are now accomplished and a
new administration would have to accept them with an much
good grace an possible.
The Democrats, who have Initiated most of these mea
sures, may be at n period In thclr philosophy where they are
willing to pause and consolidate the gains they believe they
have made. Perhaps the election of Governor Stevenson
would turn the Democrats into more conservative channels.
There are likely to be changes In government whichever
party wins. But with present htnmfnrd benrers, Imth Intelli
gent moderates, there nro RVdy to 1m* even more significant
changea within the parties themselves.
Flight To Freedom
I eaklel fliio.
Governor Kannon »if Ijuiisian*
hat announced lhal he will not dn
it even with hit tongue in hii check
To M il with it- He it going In vote
for General F.iirnlinwrr.
"Mri. Ameiira" fainted when the
wa* informed lhal the wa. the mmi
beautiful married woman in Amer
ica. What wai the matter? Hadn't
her huiband
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__ :i_ever told her?
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If you were making $2,000 a
year In 1940, you .hould he gelling
H I 89 to he a. well off nt you
were then. II you were making
$4,000 ihen, you nerd $9,113 now.
If you were making $10,000 ihrn.
you need $2S,542 now. How you
doln, Bud?
Changes
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Hauling unili in Flniida in created 370.631 during the decade,
of ilia tecent '40*. Over 90,000 nl
thtte were in Dade county (Miami)
alone, over 17,000 in Orange coun
ty. In recent yean Florida ha. en
joyed an almoit trfihflievrthle
growth.
Cltargei have hreit filed agalnil
former Orlando police chief Maxic
Bennett for repeated public intox
ication. Sanford can be thankful
to have a police ehlef wlm hai nlwayi conducted himtelf will* dignity
and decorum throughout hit nearly
thirty, yean of public (eivicg.,'
Florida’* limit fatuoui heipelnlogiit, that geniui of make culture
and milker of venomous reptile.,
Ron Allen of Silver Spring, wai
(truck by a rattle.nakr from behind
the other day. Who h pul goe. to
(how lhal if you don't want to gel
bitten, you ihmildn't run around
whh rattlesnakes.
Perhaps Russian moves to liar travel of her citizens In
western centers of capitalism are based on sound thinking
after nil. When some of these communlsts-by-blrth see what
life Is like on the other Hide of the curtain, they arc too like
ly to make up their minds to stay where they are and enjoy
capitalistic corruption.
A Into report of such a heresy In communist rnnks
comes from Stockholm saying nine of the Hungarian Olym
pic Team meml>ers have disappeared, presumably into some
of thp western capitalistic legations In tho Finnish capital.
And after Red teams made such good marks, tool They
seemed content enough. No complaints were noted from
iron-curtain teams. Hut apparently enough of the Impression
of a free world was mndo to arouse the curiostly of the
nine men. They took tho big step and burnt the last remain
ing bridge.
Most Americans ennnot possibly realize what a wide
step they made. They rnn never go hack unless they are
willing to suffer Jail sentences and disgrace. While they
live, even in the free world, they must always walk in fear
of retribution. Perhaps they remember the warning in a
Red newspaper shortly after the Herlin anti-Commiinlst
worker was kidnapped, It said In so manv words that no
one would be safe anywhere who opposed the Communists.
Somewhere tho nine are in hiding wondering, hoping
fur tho hPHt.
KinffH And .SupcrkingH
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Battle Of Blends
Is Not Over Liquor
But Over Fabrics
M
Eleanor Holm Is
Granted Divorce
From Billy Rose
Decree Granted Ring
ing Down Curtain
On Separation Case
NEW YORK </P>— Billy Rose today bowed out of the furious,
year - long mud-slinging battle
with his wife, Eleanor llolm. He
gave her n separation and left It
up to • Htatr Hupreme Court
Judge to set the alimony.
Aftar withdrawing hi* divorce
action. In which he charged the
JH-rear-old former swimming star
wifs with adultery, Ihe little
showman said with a wry grin:
"A inan has no chanre of win
ning In a fight with a girl.”
At first he attributed the re
mark to Justice James H. M.
McNally, the dapner Judge who
granted Elrannr her separation.
Later he admitted he was still
writing his own script but that
wax the substance of what the
Judge had said In a fatherly talk
In chamber*.
” t think Eleanor 1* the luckleat
rl In New York and Judge Meally Interceded hi the Interest*
of reasonablenr** and decenry,”
Rose said. “ I apologise fnr noth
ing I have done nnd I withdraw
nothing I have said.”
Then he rone holed: "Our mar
riage ha* never been a one-way
street."
Elrnnor’s attorney, l^mls Nlser,
■aid In her behalf:
"f consider Mr. Rose’s with
drawal and abandonment of nil
charges with an apology a com
plete surrender by him and a cornolete vlndwntlnn of me and of all
those who were unjustly charged
by him.”
Roso was asked If be would face
a criminal libel action brought
against him In California by the
widow of band leader Hen Hernie.
"I most certainly expect to face
those chargr* In California,” ho
snapped. "And when I do, a lol
of people hail better start run
ning."
'I lie California action wa* Just
one more chunter In the squabble
between the Roses, It grew out of
an affidavit Rose obtained from
n former maid of Mrs. Rernle to
back up hi* divorce action.
When Hose and Ids attorneys
emerged from thn Judge’s cham
bers after a conference, he was
smiling hrondly. Rut he quickly
put his hands to Ills face and his
features resumed a dour expres
sion.
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Texas Demos
It’oa.IruM rnwa Paa* Oaal
dual Democratic columns on the
November ballot.
The States Rlghters wanted a
slate of electors for Elsenhower
carrying the “ Trxaa Democratic"
label and another for Stevenson In
the “ National Democratic" column
Shlvera Insisted he did not want
to he a party to ballot tampering,
limit he Slates Rlghti plan was
neither morally nor legally right
sod that. U u.,'.v„V,*pk
Hii
cago pledge The States Rights fac
tion argued tt was legal and that
It would give Texans cherishing
tho Democratic title n chance to
vote for Eisenhower without Icav
Ing their party.
This plan was hatched by dele
gallons from such hig cities as
Houston. Dallas and Ft. Worth. D
was pushed by East Texans lo
whom the administration's race
policies arc poison.
H was buried under n 2-1 vote
It* lenders threw In I've towel af
ler an unfinished roll call showed
how firmly Shlvera held control.
Shlvera prevailed by giving Ihr
I.-yal Democrat faction all it hid
en fighting for — Stavamon'a
me on the ballot — and letting
approval nt a resolution giving
other Democrats a free hand to
mpalgn and vote for ElsenI i.wer.
It was an unique alliance in
1-xns' colorful political hlitory.
f le convention's tntal action In |o,i g overboard for the Republican
P csidentlal nominee was some•I ing that had never happened be{• 'v lii a Texas Democratic *«i-
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LAST TIMES TODAY I I
SEE
FIRST FEDERAL
FIRST
FIBS! FEDERAL
SAVINGS
and Lean Allocation!
THURS. & FRU
“Siren”
LINDA
DARNELL
meeta
tha screen'*
sensational new
“Sigh Guy
LIBERAL
TAB HUNTER
DIVIDENDS
O N SAVINGS
In
Island
alt Current Dividend
KIIWJ FEDERAL
HAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
1ID West Flrat Hlreet
of
Desire
— PLUS —
N O V E L TY and CARTOON
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1960 Buick
Super Sedan
1947 Chevrolet
2 Door
Sedan
1950 Buick Sedan
1951 Chevrolet
Deluxe Sedan
tut ’
tell you the answer to that one —
it'i the figures on the pried tag.
For some reason, lots of people just ean't
believe they can buy a Buick at a price so close
to “the low*priccd three."
Maybe It’a because d Buick seems 10 much
better and bigger.
Maybe it’d because they think Bulok ha* so
much more power and room—which is true.
W
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Maybe It i* because so many distinguished
people own Bulcks—which is also a fact.
But the fact rem ains-// you can afford a new
car. yon can own a Buick - id let’s see’ iVhit
ActUan t*
i a vartan
■1 and vf<
if « MAOhOLiA A **.
ecaptanee
WALLY SAYS —
parsonauebd
L i* 7 . a . m
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The leader* asked not tu be
Identified They gave no hint about
ami aretale, Ihe prmlurllun nf the how party leaderi would rcrrlve
*o called miracle flbera (nylon, Ihe proposal.
dacron, nrlun, dynel, acrllan and
the rest) hit 210 million pounds
last year, a gain nf 4.1 per cent In
a year. It Is expected to top 100
million pounds this year and 400
million in 10.13.
If the price of the newer syn
thetic* r - now rsnglng roughly
from $1.40 lo $1 W) a pound— comes
down with Increased production,
man made fitter enthusiasts pr*
diet that demand may call for out
put of 7.10 million pounds by 10*0.
New mills for making thaaa eyn
Ihellcx are •going up. In many
casrs, however, demand still out
strips supply and prices will stay
high.
Hut blends ire Increasing Home
firms have been making them for
two or three years, Her# are soma
others recently announced;
■leering Mllllken Is turning out
an urlnn • wool mixture for wom
en's wear nnw offered In many
Fully equipped, locks n*w
stores across the country.
Ilachmann Uxbridge Worsted
Corp. Is turning nut an orlon-weol
blend which will appear In men’*
(lores by Christmas In (tack*,
made by Esquire Sportswear, and
In suits made by Phoenix Clothaa.
Peerless Woolen Mills will have
made by Esquire Sportswear, amt
In suit* made by Pho*ntx Ctotbn.
a so so orlnit • woo! mixture.
American Woolen Mttli ire tak
ing orders for a blend of 4$ per
Locally owned, eveeltnt
cent orlnn and $5 per cent woolens
condition
°Valm , t Be efi
" W it * ,
summer wiiFhi'va a dacroa-rafon
mohair blend and an erlon rayon
bmi
iM f.y f if l
LAKELAND UP— Florida cltni*
By ROBEHT r T t L'CRMAN
SEOUL, Korea UP - Hattie hard gCower* were told Tuesday they
eiteil South Korean Infantrymen re can look for an nutitandlngly
captured Capitol Hill In a wild brighter Reason In grapefruit and
night bayonet rharge and then a good one In oranges.
The Federal Citrus Marketing
threw hark counterattacking ChiAgrremrnl Committees made tnu
ne»e at daybreak . today
a t : S Kfghlh“Aiftiy-Ktgf« Mifitt. .
ill « /rper.-t •( ’ Ihqtp-pefr—
said “ the ItoKs (Hrpublic nf‘ cies for Ihe season about to start.
Processor* were pictured as
Korea troop*) are on (hat hilt to
ready to me more oranges, grape
stay "
In five days of vicious closr In fruit and langerlnrs because their
fighting for the Ontral Front hill. Mocks left from last season are
Iroops of the crack Capitol Division small and conned and ronccnlral
have killed nr wounded at least etl Juices are becoming more popu
2.300 Chinese, the Eighth Army rs lar.
Grapefruit quality Is up and pro
limited That Is nearly the equiv
duclion D down n little, Ihe cum
alent of a lied regiment
Fighting for the Itlll ha* pro in litres fr|*irtrd That nmt Texas'
mr prospects wrre the basis of
tluced Ihe heaviest Communist ar
e prediction fnr an outstandingly
Hilary barrages of the war
Oen
Jamea A. Van Fleet. brlgntrr season
Eighth Army commander, said at
'Jne forecast Is fnr a slightly
the front the shelling arnared him larger crop nf Florida oranges of
sire. The t;
tange
and "Indicates they (Hctla) have good quality and sire,
enough supplies and ammunition rlne crop Is expected to be the
same.
at the front.’’
Manners and rnncentratnrs are
The U. S Fifth Air Force said
fighter-bomber pilots last night expected to use 30 per rent of the
knocked out too Communist soimply early and mldsrason nragnrs, 32
since per cent of valenclas, 73 per cent
trucks, the highest «rore a
of temples. 7fl per cent of seeded
early June
Fifth Air Force pilots helped grapefruit and 2H per rent of seed.often Chinese defense* before Ihe less.
fight up H r slopes of Cnollnl Mill
Prosper Is were also seen as
The Air Force said U> Individual good In California, poor in Texas
flights were made over the hill and fair In Arizona Production d
by fighter bombers, raking the competing fruit was reported IB
Chinese with machine gun fire, per cent below lust year and six
homhs and flaming Jellied ga.o per cent M ow the national aver
line
age.
U N artillery then took over
The nun millers, which set re a
and pounded the hill crest and lied illation* for fresh Florida rltrus to
approach moles with a murderous move Into Interstate channels, also
barrage.
elected officers.
.South Korean Infantrymen at
A. V Saurmnn. Clearwater, who
tnrkfd at 7:M p m The going was recently retired as general man
lough Despite the air altarks arid ager of Florida Citrus Mutual, was
the thunderous U N artillery bar elected chairman nf the Growers
rnge, the Heds sent shells scrum Administrative Committee. (I A
log against Ihe advancing Koreans Heldel, Gotha, was named vice
Sturdy Korean riflemen Inched chairman and Glenn Hrnwu, Mt
their way up the mcky slope and Dora, secretary
In a final charge with bayonets
Jules Hrngln, Clearwater, was
cleaneil nut the Iasi of Ihe Chinese circled chairman nf Ihr Shipper*
on Ihe rrrsl aI tt:5o pm.
Advisory Committer Charles Slew
The Chinese regrouped fnr i» art, Auliurudnlr. was named vice
counlerallack hot artillery chopped ehalrmnti and John H Bynum.
up three companies as they massed Titusville, secretary
for tin nssnull Another company
Frink Seymour wns renamed
that charged was beaten hark
The Eighth Army estimated the manager of the growers group and
Heds suffered 1,200 casualties yes asslatanl srrrelnry of both com
terday An estimated 1.100 Iteds m litres
were lifted a* casualties by Ihe
Eighth Army In earlier lighting for
the hill The lighling for tiir till!
TO ACCLAIM PRINCE
began Haturdav when Hie Chinese
TOKYO 'As — Emperor Hlrnhlln
srlred the peak In a quick thrust will acrlalm Crown Prince Aklhltn
and Iwal hack five Korean mini as heir apparent and announce hi*
ter attacks
coming nl age nl slate rite* In mid
There were only sporadic small November
arm*i fights
rtgr elsewhere on the frnnl.
the Eighth Army aald.
Clgiiruln futvu boon getting longer. King-slzp clgurnt*.
woll known for years, were often the product, undnr differ
ent names, of lending manufacturers. Now one of the socalled Htg Five Is selling a long cignrol tinder the regular
POLITICAL STORM
name of Its product.
BATON HOUOK. La. I/O If competition works ns It often does, the other four Louisiana's political storm swirled
will follow suit. All will then ho on an equality and will have with new Intensity today with (he
that soma Democratic
Increased their expenses without gaining on tholr rivals. disclosure
They may a t course puss tha added cost on to the consum lenders are considering whether to
ers, w h o til’d trained to expect this sort Rf thing,
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srwapssasBa
Will tho next move 1st to lengthen tho efgaret still fur Keveral official, said the Demo
ther? No one nct|iislntcd with advertising would be sur cratlc Stale Central Committee Is
being sounded out on a proposal
prised to rend one day, "Tho New Cignrct Thnt Gives More In
make technical changes In the
For Your Money, Huper-Kfngs." Then would follow CoIoh- hallntform
to make It na.ler for
hhIh, The World's Largest Cignrol, ami so on perhaps In Democrats lo vole for the OOP
definitely.
presidential nominee
I* America getting In l>e a nation
of old folk.7 The Federal Senility
niniilialion reveal, that In 1900
one American in 2 ) wa. fA
By HAM’ DAWSON
? r* of age or older. Today one in
NEW YORK OB- The battle of
It. During the put half a cen
thn blends lx bursting out all nver
tury the nomilalin.i nf the country today.
lull doubled, but the number of It s not bleiulx of whiskey for
thota over 65 [un quadrupled.
whoopee, ax you may think, hut
nf natural ami synthetic fiber* fnr
The Navy »e vd $1,500,000 the clothing.
Hut either could grt customers
ethCr day by xhifling crew* on
two aircraft carrier, which were just a* befuddled In tha monlha
ahead.
Ming Iraniferred. one front the
When they enter a clothing store
Atlantic to the Pacific, the other they may be confronted with a
from the Pacific to the Atlantic. Fty bewildering variety of combina
xhifling crew* the expenie nf Irani tions of fibers; those that come
from khrep and plants and those
porting dependent* and liou.ehntd that come front oil, coal anil lime,
affect* acton the continent wa* natural gai and hydrocarbon!,
from wood and grain, and from
»av*d.
air.
Sanford City Commissioners ate
Each bland — nr each fabric
•(Sod by a delegation of Negro from fllwr In ita pur# date ( wheth
tM ttnt to provide »oma 2.000, Ne er from sheep or corn)— will offer
y»u different valuta in wear, price,
ff* children with, a recreational ami special qualitlta like holding
park where ultimately a ivVimming ihe create In dry or wet weather
pool could be erected. Till* i* one and washabUtty. Also to bccun
more of thmr vitally nfte.ury pt<>* sidered I* In what atato the gar
ment will ratum from a trip to
jtate which the commitiionen mutt me cleaner*, or whether It wiU
ISM cognisance of and include in develop static and ding to your
thsif planning for the future The body.
Old line textile mill* that a few
rtqiMit of the Negro delegation i>
i nothing but rot« maonahle one.
la ar* offering new
TJitt* teen-ige voulht were hilled hlend* thli Tan.
Don’t tell wool afid cotton ihort,
b ; Wait Florida the other night r«- however, Thera’U .H ill be plenty
WhiiaS frtm 4 drlve-In theater when More*. Million* will no rn buying
a Chattahoochee men tpeeding on them. And th*y are highly prised
tM.wjong tide of the road eraihed In the trade for mUturia with the
of each, In their pure state. In the
fan U n a . Ha died too. It thf teen* new mlrecla tnanmad* flbera.
f t iiO r lm of the other car had been
life itatd American Woolen Co,,
|W S asSarftaead. ha would hare
W
that the fool pho drive*'on
tE rm o a g tide of tiia itraat ha* to
t» tometime* called the
hpipitaliiation" may he
ay of laying "fakir iw*
fV or "advantae ft* jaadi-
Hill Taken By ROK Brighter Outlook
Troops In Vicious For Citrus Is Seen
Bayonet Onslaught F or Coming Season
a1
Joit get a ride that cost an hoHost-to-goodness
million dollars to develop.
You gel the silken smoothness of Dynaftow
Drive.*
You get blg-car comfort, styling, durability.
Dcm't take our word tor it. Come in and icd
lor yourself why so many folks art stepping
up to this great car this year.
Equip mint, tftiu o riii, trim end modth r e i*b}ert to things
uithont noilrt, *Stendri on Roadmentt, optional at 4xtra
to ito n o tb trS rlti.
aw
tou t i t th t thHillni power of a F ftiball 9
Engine, that’s a gai-saving high-compression
valyo-in-head-pM much ppwer as yon can got
in cars costing $96616 $400 more.
I l l tin get as much room at you’ll get In cars eM*
' Ing hundreds of dollars more.
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C atholic W om en Hold
F irst Fall M eeting
Baptist Circle Meetings
Social A n d Personal Activities
N A N FO IID H KK AM*
W*,lnewl.ir . fiepf.
10. 1933
Pa*e
8
New an d U sed In s tru m e n ts
Circle No. I of the Woman's a prayer.
There attending
were
Mr*
Mlst-lonarv Union of the First
All (.ending Make*
Members of the Catholic Wom
Baptist Church mol mi Monday Thomas, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Myron an's Club held their first fall
Itepnins nnd Itrron riitin n in g
ut 11;00 a.m. In the Gleaner's Smith, Mr*. Yosley, Mr*. W. C. meeting or Monday evening ol
PHONE 118
Wilson, Mun E. C. Hartter. M>*
classroom with Mrs. John L, Mil
the StAnfotil Yacht
Club. Thlet presiding. The pnrgrum wa* Raymond Knder. Mr*. Ha! A . Col
meeting was opened with a pray
2U0I ( i*l.ir Avenue
Phona 1419
opened with a prayer by Mr*. Mi' hert and Mi*. E. J. Cameron J r . er hv tile oiesldenl Mrs. J I.
u iiju iix r u u u u i in n
j r -\
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ler after which n card of thanks 1 a visitor.
Hurt, Sr About 10 members wi re
wa« tend from Mr*. Sulpizo Mr*.
present
Mis G. C. Dixon wo* presented
II. I . Johnson led the devotional
lim ing the meeting six new
N O W O I» K N
with
A
gift
from
Circle
No.
7
and a gi(t »us presented lo Mrs |
member* m in welcomed Into the
W EDNESDAY
marking
O
h
but
meeting
of
the
Miller
(torn
(lie
circle
Mis* Min i pine Eubanks via*
club
nt-d
Die
minutes
were
rend
Mi. and Mi* Hill Fell have reT h . P r . l t r M*»lti|C 8.rvrin « l hom-ro.l on Mtu'dav w cid i). m
The treasurer's report w [ 1 tide year on Monday In tt.e l.v Mr* I'orirthy Corrodi and all
wa»s-i 1, >. ,i va.ntloii sjss-'it :n
the P in t Baptiit Church will be S;IHi uYJivk with H kitchen slimitl
c.vi'ii
hv M j *. C. L. I'eik and Mr* Gi Mi 1 Circle cla-rroom. The 'lift ptovid Report* were in aid fi mi
I I n I A I iiiiim rrrlNl \ * r .
appreciation of M s. Dixon's
gin at 1:00 p.m.
Thu nnnuul given hv Mi* John Keeling ut the ticotgia.
Frank L Woodruff Jr. reported , in
Itatigan
a oik for the vu ir was presented couindttvi's Mt* Jack
I'honc 3 1 .J
uuilnsi* m u tin g will 1«- part of horn** of her parent*, Mr. nml Mr*
and Mis. ileniv Wight weie no
Mrs. M. C. Stone has left for ! on comtmfrtttv missions. The meet- I t- Ter by Mr*. Francis llolz.
this ••rvtce.
H«fr*»hm»nl* will F ro l Foul nt 1IL’M Park Avenue.
lug
vva«
dismissed
after
a
ptavet
Pointed
.
ha<rmen
ef
ti
1
USO
mm
Mr* Dixon iivntlitcted the leisi
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be terredby the Women'* Mission The room* were attractively dee- New \>>rk City to purchase fall 1 hv Mrs A .1 Walker. At 12:00'
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merchandise for the Purcell Com
ness meuting and the devotional mltti'i- tlOeo Die Irslgoatlun of ■
ary Society efter the eervice.
omled with lovely iirranttement* pany.
mmn Circle No 1 joined the oth*< 1 was l",l liv Mrs. C . W, Etgle, wIDi Mrs. F. K Reuielllat. Tills com
TH U R SD A Y
circles for a luncheon and pro a tvnver hv Mr*. It. S EPItmin
i
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toil lee SI-IU-S at tie i'S U oil tlo
of hlhi*eii» in varied shtole* v, <th
a
c * i\ < *
» 'u c/r(O N J* c.
___ Seminole Ainoclatlnn of itreentry. In the center of the
The
Mis* Atm I. mvi-II arrived ttn* gram meeting
cei Mi* Etitrm 1tiger ef H a H i . ;’oth and J l 't "f eaili monlb
Those attending were Mis. Mil
Extensive plan* wen* announced
Baptiit Training Union* will hold dining table « » « placed a triimn- morning f 1**01 a trip to New Eng
v ll 11 8. C de sen tied her vniil, a
RIDE IN T H t A I R E
P m a t* meeting at the Fir»t Hap- inn brid,- and iriooni.
the w ritit of 8nnd.iv School lo* (or a dv!le!"U' turkey suppci to
11ml and New York where she ler. Mrs. Jolm*on. Mrs. Park, M lWoodruff, Mrs, Walkci, Mr*. II * 0 « for the llcginner Dtpur*
tu* spoo*01 t-d at tin- Ranfonl Wom
tilt Church In Sanford beginning i
Doting the evening mi m m "'
•pent uhout MX week*.
ComposiPi;
II. New mail. Mis. W. L. Simple"
at 1:00 p.m.
I pilot* vnitii-*( wo* enloyed with I
lurtits tm the Rmithoin Itnpt 11 1 an'- (flub on Scot.
Die i-oiiimiltve uii \lrs. Satin'll
The Royal Arabn»»ador* will a |ni*e heing won by MU* Yvoim - '
I leneminallon.
Mi un-l Mrs living Feinhng mire, Mr*. John Fox. Mrs. Katl.
Dunind,
li-stifi
1
Mrs.
Amil
Aman.l
meet at the F lr»t llnpti«t Church Knl.ank*. The !m*tc.« wn* »*'l*t d an, son Richard ohm lo leave mi leen Mac. Mi* F II Anderson.
The g-oup then Ailloirined !•
Mi*. J Dei 1 enhi 1 ki 1 and Sirs, F
Ot 7:009 p,m.
In svrving n aoeel couree hy Mi** Fri.lsv fur Tollaltassce to visit lu- Mr« G D llishop. Mi*. Lottie ’ ioin tl|o other circles for n lunch
p.m.
ii'iw i'l Mis I" i' Campbell, Mfr , si'll nod Piogiam InCetil.g in li'.s Ititiliukel. lie' piililn i.« invited to
niothsr, Mrs. II Felnbrig.
The T .E .L . Cla*» of the First Jnvee Not i is .
II. F Cook ami Mrs J. M. H a " . liuieh. Members nie.sent were attend tile dinner.
Those enjovini' the *veiling with
Baptiit Church will meet in Hie
Plan* wine a'-ii made nt) the
d:*. Dixon, Mr*. It. T. Humphicv.
Mr. and Mrs I’ II Tepale and hunt, u visipir
Educational Huildlng at 3:0t> p.m. Mis* Eubanks were her mother,
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I ' ( 1 *. R W. Tunm r. Mt*. Turiu-i progi 1 ** of the 1 bil-'s new protect,
— ALSO —
with Mr*. J. A. Cunningham anil Mr* II, II. Kubanka, Mr*. M, .1 daughter Martha Jean have m
thr sponsoring of All Roul’s Ca
Mrs Voile William* romluHsd l"dge, Mr*. Holz, Mra. \V. I
Lodge Jr., Mrs. Dnnnld Flanini, lived ft 1im Norwalk, tt. to spi-iul
her group aa honlease*.
Iholie
lihrai
v
which
is
now
eoruthe
m
eel
mg
of
Circle
No
2
In
Whiddun, Mies M linie Slewnr!,
' Semlnota Rtbekah Lodge No. til Mrs. Robert Reeve*, Mr*. Kerr- Mime time with her parent*, Mr
li t- r r . L . . bissroom opening with Mi*. Ernie. Mr*. Thelma .Mitchell. posed of !lf> volume* of Catholic
CARTOON And
jndll m**t at 8:00 p.m. Ohllgatinn neth Hickson. Mr*. Coleman Ynlea, and Mrs. J. 11 Ciigliu-n.
literat'ire. \ ivpicsi-muitve of the
the
devotional
tm«ed
on
the
sub
Mrs. j|. It. J. Nelson. Mi*. W. I.
Wight will be obaerved with Mr*. Mrs, III. hnnl Keogh, Mr*. Wlltner
Catholic
A
mil
Ii
Club
Miss
Claire
ieel
"Like
llrlght
M
inors"
tlikC"
Ciahtifn, Mr*. M A. Callnwiw.
Mis, Sue Stevenson lias tr
Virginia Aml«r*on In charge. All Slupleton, and the Mi**rs Yvonne
llimind, ti'lo'il.d ell the work of
s k i . k i t e :II SHORTS
member* are urged to he present. niul Krnia Jean Kubanka, E llu l turnral from a three months' va- ftom the hook "Take Time". TvV*> Mr* H \v rnvloi. Mrs. II D
the youth* 111 . it'rig for children
low
ineinhers
were
welcomed
In
lioiiison. Min. W. I,. Harvey. Mr*
Williams Wild*, Joyce
Nuiil*. calioa »penl m South Carolina
M ONDAY
at
tiie
annex
doting
masse*
on
lo
the
circle
.'
J
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1
1
Wilklnsim
and
Mi*.
Knit
Peggy Howell, Thetln I’etrn*. Ihu- and on a tour of tin New Eng
Sundiu She also . Cuucti d toys
Those attending were Mrs ininger.
Th* Woman** Ml»»lonary Union liara McNair, Joanne
Strawder. loud States
and I'lpilpiTiriit ( ,i ti c Amiisrnu lit
of the Flr*t Baptist Church will I'hyllis Wyntt, Denlae Steven* and [
James Simmons nod Ml* Marthn |
o(
tin , idldiel. At Die conclnsl.m
Mi
tshidl,
new
lueinlii'i's.
also
Mrs
m*et at 2:00 p, m. at the ehtireh ftlilikv Moielntnl.
Mr ami Mr* W S Thornton
ol tin- nieeting ti (u'shment* were
Williams. Mr* Joe H Wrlgllt.
for a program on state mission*.
and guest, l»r S T. Vann of \l
The Women ur the I'reahyterian
,
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l'iiuuei‘t|iic. New Mexico, return Mr* n P Wade Mr* W C. Rule
I n B r id g e
H t t s t c s s -or veil.
T H I I R H I I A Y -Vi F R I D A Y !
Church will hold an Iniplrntional S t . M o i l l C U M t ' C t S
ed yesterday fr un Diivtmm Dench I tli*. Lillian Vlekerv, Mr*. J . A
wen- sci red hit. 1 m Die evenimt
meetlnv at 8:IHI p.m. to he tils'
where thuy spent 0 I.011 I two weeks Cuenlnglmm, Mr*. Rea Nvwaotiia.
Those enjovitig the >luh meeting
Ml*, ilurol Filer Ik tin* hostess
Mis J. T New hv, Mis. W P.
lor iho 1 eg ij Lsi meeting of her were Mis Reti.tl hams, .MisMr. alid Mis Maiold Johnson, Ilrook* J i., Mi* W. ('. I.vnn. Mi* loidgo 1 luh )ii Id on .'iondnv nig! : 1 'and Stone, Mt* lack Russell,
ti I' Gibb*. Mrs Einllv Garrl»on
rolratlonal meeting will he Tovat r*.00 o’clock nt hi* I one* "it Mr> Catherine IVarcc. 'trs. John
Mr*. Hohert W Williams on* who are Improving following 1111 and Mr*. L. II llatvev
ohlko Kagawa, a Japanese \vh«
ailtollioldle Nil'll lent, have been
Wist Eighteenth Street. A novel ! '1 lee, ,'li* Clnerni II,n .le i-on,
hostess
last
night
for
jhe
regolnt
ha* been trained for mUsiuiiarv
removed
front
the
haul
hospital
ailJiitgcmiAit of philndeAdron and M - Feint.iig amt AD*. Filer'llitii' lii'u o f St. Monica Chapter o f
work.
lo
the
home
of
Mis.
Johnson
•
Holy Cross Episcopal Church The
ft. itirelitig of Circle No 3 wit* /innins werv used with Chun .0
.
TU ESD AY
Mi 111im1 Mit
hmiir. 1'InnDiiii -'f
group rni'l at her home at titl'd purents, \|r mid Mi*. W h Still.
le,| hv Mi*. J, \ Strange, choir ' figurines tn dce"tnlmg thi- dm ug
The Woman’* Miialonary Union |’uik Avenue at HilMi o’clock Due
nmir. who wa or emitted with a 1utils*. Pastel xi nn tn-* nod roses I '|**n|'||**kt t \ |ifIV*■ 1 *'I UIIHmI f| till1!
tei-oruU-il tin* otlier l o o m s of tin- mi I'^Frink’il !»mii m* l! r
of tho Flrat Uaptiat Church will mg tire meeting the llev.
!l
Mi* llrdph Wight has lelintied gift m appreciation of her year's j Filer
U |"h ! VkiM'll* II I’
V« 'i ii-* 4 Sill* « ill
he boon
meet at 2:00 p. ni. at the church l.vltlelon Zimmer mr.u spoke on lo hey horn*- in Mnvfati
*e
1
vice
Tlo*
devotional
wa*
given
nftet
Several progressions of lit 1■Ivr•- \ ii 1 1'h ii* ’kiHinir i!.m 1 - tlitoiiichiHiI
for a program on state missions. the division of tho chapter hu» spending thi- weekend with Jtei hv 'ti* .1 F. Slone and Mr*
I soi l ID* i x | m X * I " u 's iiiin * h is
The Unity "Tru th " Class will cense of the growth of t!*<- gr mo. sister and hlother •in-law, Mr and lit nils' v (hlham told of the circle were eoloved with a prlii- for high I
mtet at the Valdez Hotel at 7: t
Kt-fn-shmint* were aarvesl at the Mr* I,. II M* I *od. m llrlatojo at , niissioimt v, Rev Cecil Moon-, sta '•■•re lieirig won hv Mu- In ng ui i- •* in lYMtui I '1*1 In ••ntlv "»
'etrihelg Deli, 1,.MS reft t-shoo 1••» II. !**(-. 1
n.m. "The Sermon on the Mount." •otn ilisioii o f the meeting **\ t h e
tinned in Santiago, Chile
fur key Lake II.in. Ii
g y Emmett Fox will lie slurth-d hostess a-stsfed hv her sister. Mi*
A partv wa* planned (or Mon
I.. II Johnson.
dnv afteimnoi at the home of n
•hut in. Mr»- l one-tei, and gif's
Those at tending were Rev ami
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were sent to two olhoi shut'll'
Mr«. Zimmerman. Mrs.
It,
F.
no inlii-i i Tin lollnwing won' pro
I Fv* | iim 1**11 i Mil 11* l*r 1 *1 in I**rlii til** •*»
Whitnci J> . Mr«. AV M Philips,
Hy D EV KU1.Y (ill AY
rruulmr Iniitili iinU m *I** t*»ti n«itti
opt tor 1 In- nocture; 'll* thtlinm,
Sir* f
l‘ litilton, Mrs It F
lutiirr
1*11|i **r *ntf «|*r« tnl
•h i ii
Mr* J F IL’irison, Mi* II 1)
Semes Jr . Mis# Ciirol Stone. Mi* ,
m** lt«r
lfitfvnw lHi.lt |m|ui 1 h 1 H I Mr
lltnuild Jones, Mr*. I». |l Rislo'P ! lleiidllig the list this week-end Smith, 't*-. Charles Gnelho. Mrs.
*1/1
f
(
hro.
«rr
I
»
H
*
*
i*
iiiMii
nut! tiHit ilrfitiM* rim
■»•..*«•■ (*■ •ttuii
J r . Mr* Charles Vodoplell, Mrs ] tor hack to school events will lu Strirngi', Mts Hockey. Mr* W, D
ll
dance,
sponsored
hv
the
Key
Irn
r
nhd
nl
fHiHtMHlt’iti
lili’li
ir i
Cm dlior Mi*. W
('. Stansell.
Walter Meriwether, Mis Hmdon j
price*
lit Central Fla. Showing
llmdli'v, Mrs Cecil Carlton, Mrs I t’luh at tiie Celery (Trail- Friday Mr- c F llo m ll, Mi*. H .1
Showing!
C It Hipli'v Mr*. Fiances Hi i w i . I night. Something extra special Din I* 10 d M m Slone
*i(> x NH KINO S l/K Hi:i» —
Miss llnil.am llutueelil, Mr* A, j about this dunce, tho' it's colled
n
"Shipwreck
Dam
e",
which
seem*
MOX Si’llIM iS ami MA'ITIIKSS 4’OMIM.KTK
II Thixhmv, Mrs, Klcanoi Young,
I'aul llrnreid In
Tlo 1 Men's til'd,- la-s i 0 0 m war
Mr*. F. MeMuriiiv. Mrs, Johnson to he a new idea that tin- Key
d u ll got hold nf All the gill* are 11k- »eci|i’ ” f I he n unlar inie'iniT
and Mr» Williams.
“Thief nf numiiMcu*'
supposed tu well! shorts, lo tie of Clicie No. 4 with Mt* U. f,
l)iimr piesiding M m .1 A Htni'h
111 with the infmimil theme.
in Trrhnlrolor
Another attraction Friday night led the puiver afro which Mia. M
and the pohlie i* invited In uiwill lie the flooi-xhuw, which ha* N Clevi'land gave the devotional
N EW S
l AII 11 ION
811(1101*4
mml.
la-cii planned and worked on fur wilh loir arihlcot heing liitsed on
u long lima now. There’ll he a the suhjeet "Like llnglil Mirrors",
S A N F O R D * O R L A N D O H IG H W A Y
gossip song. Juicy as always, sung i'lnns were rotrlpb-ti'd for 0 liattV
■Nil I I I .
hy Janku Reel, Joan Wright, mol |or the slmt itra.
Th r mvetlr.g war 'lisinUied wltll
Arm Ratio 1 n. There will also ho
Phone 12,12
Siinford, Florida
11A Pntmeltn Avenue
a
pruver
t>v
Mr*.
F
KllntehfL
a my story talent (which ha* born
kept a deep dark secret) and be Those Attending wi n Mr*. D i m,
W
W ID E H E I.E C TIflN O F F L A V O U R
lieve it or not. they'r** railed th* Mrs, CUveliiigJ, Atrr H I *laGfctctiel Mi# II 1'
Roh-Histcrsl As an extra Hint, borriv, Mi
they’ve nevur before performed1 Wllev, -Mrs tV L Vuncv. Mr*. 1
TO M O R R O W S S E L E C T IO N O F P IES ■
on Mi 8.ILK. stage . . . So keep < F Mr W hoi'er and Mr*. *1 Cun
( i
thi* Fiiikiy night free fni the. inlng*.
A P P L E , C O C O N U T C R E A M ami III.I’ E IIF H IIY
"Shipwreck Dance". Lot’s have a
record crowd down ut the Crate! '
InntrdlAtioi of officers fm
It’ll ho only fifty cent* stny or new vei.i villi hv held oil S’ 1
drag. Mark the 12th for the 2H at -Lilt) p m , Mt*. J A I’ ■■
W A L D ItK K N A tiK N C Y
"Shipwreck Dunce".
i Ii t ntinrrnnced nt I he Hireling r I
"On 'the Corner ily The Clock”
Something new at S. II. S. 1* Circle No. h* and 1' he oilJi’l r1isr
the activity iieiiml which begins] new inctiibeiN of the W \t C . «•
at Dibit) and lasts for dll minute* csprrinllv invited In ntleiM *1.
This has Ihjcii nlanned io ordei it stallutinn meeting
that we might nave home 0*1111 • The meellnv of Circle ’•
period* and opportunities tu go held ill the Education I lluil-li •*;
tu club* and class meetings with-1 with Mrs. Jnili-r Canuion p"
out getting out of classes.
siding nml the hu*ii»- < *ci*
Also new 1* the detention hour* wan ntn'llud with tin ivpeatlng I
befoul and after achool. Tatdi the Lord’* Privee *u I'ld-no. 'D
ness, misbehavior, and all of M. C. llngaii, C 01 npin 11 v M i*
tlmsu wonderful tilings are ex rhairninn, announced t'-i;t "
cellent reasons for spending ii0 clu project for the month of S
minutes In detention hall. Oh, tenrher I* a vl»ll In the Coo
Oil T rt.lm s a t, usually 230
well, nothing like discipline, I Home.
Ptrminsnl, uiuilly m 50
Mra. A. I,. Thonir.*, Stevvni-is^ •
always suyl
Awfully glnd to hnyo tho new clinlrman. tend j tract of ' I
Instructors with u* this year, and Tithe la Ihe Lord's" and M
W ithout Oil T reatm ent.
hope they will liku 8. if. 8. too. P, Rlus* reportr-l on lie m
Mr. tiHlutlnn la tenrhlng frexh- cuntriliutinii U) the (InptiM Cl- '
$ 7 .6 0
iniih ami sophomore (.It. ami Kng> run'* Home, A ml*ain-t talk on*
list), along with a senior das* of given by Mr*. Fred M vet * un i
speech. Added to the Foot hall Mrs. A. J. Potelaoii stnli'd tlm'
Gtt a hrad-itart on fill In nut v w ith mir atnarlng Hucec**
Staff is a new coach. Mr. Hrott the iinnnul lepnrl (or thu r-hun *
Titatm snt.
'D im oil trout meat nuulltiuim >mir hair.
and a new Advisor for tho "Celery would he given on Hi'pl III >•'
Hllp* tllmlnat* bruised, dry end*. Tim permanent,
Fed along with his other simile*, M i'll p.m. and urged that id! iip
her* he present.
givtt *ofl, carefreo curl* that lint and last. Even
Is Mr. Nichols from Monroe.
Following adjournment of me
Football season will In-gin Sept.
ihort, wDpy cud* come out heniitlfiilly rurlmll
2<l with a home game against ril"«tlng the elreie joined tho nflon
Eu*ti*. Without saying this will circles for u luncheon rail pm
meeting Thuku presutit * n r
OPRH.ATOIIH:
lie a record breaker In attendance! ginni
Mra. Cameron, Mrs. Thurnnz, Mi
Here’s hoping we run have (ho D. V. Ilurnce, Mrs, Clydir Hunt
Anna Ma* Chapman
Jean Sirmun*
bust team yet. It will depend phrey. Mrs. H. W. Hhnnnon, M i-upon our support oil uUemlnnre, Hubei I A. Wlllinins, Mrs. Dine*
Grace Davl*
Della Mlu.hvw
cheering, and Interest, whether Mrs. ponder, Mrs.
l!rl»f two - wuy
Hagnn, M'
Dotty We her
or not we will. They can’t do it M vvih , Mr*.A. II.Todford, a
all by thamselven I 1 1 I Tills visltoi, end Mia* Thomas
slrutch |iantlu
year let u* really get behind them.
Itomemhor Sept. 2d as a gain
Rirdli' nf Nylmi
Mrs. It .T. Thomas presided •<* t
night . , ,
the meeting of Circle No, ll 1 1
$ 2 .9 .9 5
Congrats to George Patterson the itb. rrre of thn rhalrinan. M i
Ullil IdlhtliX powoft being - elected editor of Ibo ll, C . Mume. Mr*. W. P. Yes'Bally this year!
prliiKtif nut.
gave the devotiunnl A'.lil reports ef
117 North Park A t *.
I'hnn* 717
That’s all for now. He seeln' yu rommlllee* were liaard- Mr*. It
Friday night . , .
Front pnnul of
Cnoiior eloserl the
meeting with
B u k u r's M usical In stru m e n t Shop
Social Calendar
M urijune E u b an k s
H onored A t Show er
t
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nress from Arlinna'* Pint Din-
tfal and South Florida Flood i .mi trlcl.
tral Dlstriet, I* evpcr'ed In I.Murdock, chairman of the House
gteMOit. Al l.w pointed out II m * Iiter lor nnil Insular Affair* Cum
t M n m tin k In n|ien to tho public mltlrp, kit Ralph Watkins of BuckShd -avarvone Interested to *1— rye. hi., nearest competitor, lfljwn
development of the river ntioiil.l I.- I to 0.7.V) mi the hast* of imnfflc lal
present.
return* frolic .1.13 of IIm Main'* 504
‘ Following the hurtitic.* n ivtiug i pmclnrtc.
U general1dintU*tint of (tiii hitsMdntock w»i the only mnmlcrr
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nte majority leader, nod lieu. Har
old I’ntlen it) Arl/t, from the Secmid District, were unopposed
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CONCORD. N It H A 34 year
old war veteran, innklnc hi* first
1hid for stale wide other, today win
Die ttnpiihtlcnn nominee for gov
ertior nftpr n swreplng victory In
the New llnrnpihlre primary.
Hiirth creep yimthfid lawyerln
durirlallst and former mayor ol
Nashua, easily defeated three oppo
nenla, Incliidlnit Hr Robert 0
Mood, two term governor of the
(Jrnnlte Slate, who wal trying a
polillrnt comeback
flov. Sherman Atlanta, cnmplet
Inf III* *econd term, w»* not a
candidate for re elec lion. He la on
leave of nhsenre In aid In directing
Cen F.laetwhnwor'i campalsn for
the presidency
Gregg's Itemoeratlc opponent In
Nuvemher v.til he Ally. William
II Craig of Manchester, who had
little illtfleiilty winning against
Mayo Laurence M Pickett of
Keene,
However. Craig I* cnnredrd Utile
chance for the gnvcrnnrshtn More
the llrpiildlrnn nomination In New
HaiiipMdrt' generally aiaurea elecHim
Complete return* from the stato’s
2ti7 precinct* ahnwd the OOP tally
a*;
Gregg. 50,785; Charlea F fltaf.
ford, is n77: tllood, is,|M; Rimer
E Hussey, Salem Dopnt fartnar.
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The complete Oemocrnllc vote
was l rats, 2.11112; I'leknlt, 11,283
SALT LAKE C ITY , U T A II-Sen
Arthur V
Watkln* II
lending Mnrrlner S
E c c le *
former Federal Itr*orvo Hoard
chnlrimm, lor OOP senatorial nom
ination Salt Lake City Mayor Earl
l C h u t e and Secrelary of State
llefaer llennlnn Jr. In llttht mce
for llemocrnllr gubernatorial nom
ination to face Incumbent OOP
flnv. J. Hraeken Lee. renominated.
Itieiimhenl lleinocrnlie Itep. (leva
lleek Hosone won rcnomlnntlim
H T K A IG H T
K Y . BOURBON
3.89 — 5th
Kef. I’rlre l.«S
HANCIIO
9 YKAIt PUERTO
RICA N RUM
3.19 ■ 5th
aran
v ll,l II
pltal project nml the aerondary
load *v*tem eimucd.
Aoumir those present at Inst
nlniit's meeting were 0. P. lira*inuton, Knrlyle Houshnlder. Fran
cis Itoumlllal J r „ Pete IH u b I ii *.
John Ivev, Homer fileaNon, (toy
llrlll. Ilelliy
Wolcott, fieoi|(e
Timhv, Holland Oran, T . E. T u rkpr, II. II, Prni". Clarence Heddhie,
W A. Patrick, H. H. flolemaii,
Flank Evans, Tlmina* l.rnmn, A u
di ew Cnrinwav, W. W. Dawson,
R. K. True, John llrumlev ami
lion Kiilei
StAttkffAM RAPS KIM
MOBERLY. Mo. G'-Sen. Johi
■pMrkman. the Dem'-'-rstie vice
matdentiul nominee, Iasi night asiauM Republican ben. James I'.
Ram a* a "new type of vanishing
American."
Speaking at a Democratic rally
BOSTON usuTh«r 57th general I^ K Im s home state, Sparkman
convention of (he Proteitanl 8*4
copal Church In the U. S. A. le
"In the field of lorcign relations.
expected to debate this wfcek a N - •OUT
Sen Kern Is n new type of
sofutlon deillnfc with the partwt- vanishing
lie Is one of
patton by u clergyman froth ah* the last ofAmerican
Ihe liolatlnnlsts."
other denomination In an EpticdThe Alabama Denmrral, who de
pal ordination.
voted much Of his speech to an
The matter has long baen an attack od Kern, said there was
Issue between the "high,” ' or Anglo- "Hopeless disagreement" between
Catholic division of the Episcopal
OCEAN IR R IG ATIO N
Church in the United fitatei, and
the "low,” nr "evangallitie" group. I W IN TER PARK
(Special!—
The resolution wal submitted Florida and other coastal states
Tuesday and was aahl to have may someday Irrigate with water
rcsulleu from an ordination In from th* ocean, according to th«
Roitnna few montha ago.
Florida Farm Hiirenn.
The Bureau, through the Wash
The Rev Dr. Edgar r . Romlg,
ton offices of the Amrriran
a minister of the Collealate Dtiten
Reformed Church In r
arm Bureau, learned tndnv that
took part in the tndlni1 .
Oltltrss* has authorised nn ex
Mndlture of 12 million over a
son In Ihe Epticopal priest!
.............Norman
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fllr* year period for research on
the nt. Rev.
(he subject.
blil shop of MiS'ichbiett*
The hill authorising the exThe "hla" churek
church
Mfldltui
dlture was Introduced bv Callk*ct that, the Rev, Dr.
farnla’a Representative C l a i r
dne of those who pa
the 'laying on of hand* ’ In an Engl*.
Episcopal ordination.
Already, according to the Farm
A snort time after the raaofil* Bureau, an Independent research
jbmltted the atosl Rnvi drganlsatlon has reported a protion wai submitted
Geoffrey r . rtahfcr,
Fish* archbliiop of dtss, which If undertaken on n
large scale, can purify sea water
Canterbury,
churchmen ’ t h i u l l e W orld C m u h 3 from 10 to JO rent* per thousand
of Churchesa, made up of iso na gallons.
nominations, m a r .through mu
tual cooperation* with its member
G U N N ER W ILLIAM S
churches "jjlv * th* We/ for vTorldF lF T ff AIR FORCE'S 17TH
wide church unlotl.
IOM H W ING <L) IN KO REA—
He said
s
that through the world j i/Ze James L. William* of Sancouncil christlani.of.au dar
' I ard, recently reported for duty
nations,. extent
exegnt by ___________
thefr own e£
l & irtlh the Fifth Air Force's 17th
cut ma«<
Homan Catitholici,
Uci, eitl
et In Bomb Wing ( L l In Korea.
fellowship,'' aha added
Ha Is serving as an aerial gun
"But Uie world council would .bn ner with the R-28 Night Intruder
Wing- The 17th ha* as Its mis
sion the ,destructlon of enemy
If it attamp
supply
lines and equipment In
iitehas
have
of reunion whlc
Coramunl*t\held North Korea.
with.”
net authorised T O
Williams Ii the son of Amanda
The people of Bermudg forme
William*,
llfi
Caatle Brewer
lv built their hotmea of radar.
Court, Hanford.
New line Of Swim Touchy I&Htefo>Bi
Suits Displayed By Debated Thin We«l
Cole Of California At Church Parley
ny JAM ES RACON
LOS ANGELES ijv-Cnle of Call
fornla previewed It* 1033 line of
iwlm suit* today.
The showing had irven modal*
that looked more appropriate for
the boudoir nr ballroom than the
beach.
One I. named “ Za Z*a" alter
the clamorous Hungarian ol the
*ama name It’s n hlack velvet
affair, loaded wllh plenty of cos
tume jewelry, and rniild easily
pa** fur the tipper half of one of
lit** Gabor'* evening format*
Another railed "Sheer Formal
Ity” I* a negligee like one piece
linen • and organdy shorts still,
plus Jacket -Still nrmthrr I* " >oas
urp Chest," made In |ewp' • -vlnn
fafnn and come* with a sllkgn'iie
coat
Maker Pied Cole swear* that all
enn he worn In the niter, but
Conceded that they are designed
primarily for sun hnthlng and
male catching.
At the oilier extreme Is a atilt
designed for women whose swim
ming Is Ihe rhannel. or serimia,
variety. Called Hie "Esther Wil
liams,!< It was ntade to her speci
fication* of lightness and figure
flattery.
Relween the two extremrs Cole
showed a line which featured more
attention to hip and Irgllnes than
in previous years Cole believes
(here has been undue attention to
bosoms, to Ihe neglect of milady’*
other figure problems, lllp Intereit
is acceiilrd by a side fanning skirl,
swathing of fabric around the hips,
and nil around plcnts
Colton* and the new synthetics,
especially orlon, dominate Ihe fab
rlc* The maker predicts a swing
In darker color* by next summer
wllh many sharp contrasts Pastels
may hold thrnughmit Ihe coming
winter resort season
Thu bosom Is not entirely lor
gollen In the line. Featured Is a
telescope lira, which expands nr
contracts to meet any nod alt de
tnonds.
the Missouri
senator and Gen.
Dwight D. Elsenhower the Repub
llean presidential nominee.
He asserted Kent has a record
of “ typical short sighted Hcputdl
can economy" in farm legislation
and appropriations
An overflow crowd In MoberV'*
Municipal Auditorium broke Inin
standing ovation* three limes dor
Inn Hie 31 mlmile speech
Sparkman speaks at the Kansas
Free Fnlr In Topeka today
5Am e f h <n 7 Need Re a air inq }
rh o
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of Y o u r T e l e p h o n e D i r e c t o r y
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world tn broadcast
regularly
scheduled programs.
UllM..,don't throw things at nr
mtar them. Be espccla ly careful
apout flying model p anes and
hltes with metal strings. Fly
, them in the open, away from
i oltctHc H oei. . . or’somebody
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An Ant»*lng Valuw A t
This Low, lo w Prkot1
was bom in Kentu kv, came to
tola city in IPUti nml had served
tjie Western Union TVIeurnph (V ,
for 11 years. An nctlve member <tf
Klwnnls, Mr. Tharp was prrslilmtt
of Ihe local dub In Ion, nml said
Mr. Ijuie, "wn* one of our finest,
serving In a dlenlflnl manner, ami
like other great men, Im appreciat
ed Ills office,”
Today was balloting day at the
elnli to select officers for the com
ing year. Don Harper Introduced
tlm guests who included W. It.
Nicholson, Jim Arch, Fred Wilson,
son of Al Wilson. (Irady Gatllne,
Ocala, and Ed Imckett of ihe
Key Club who was introduced by
J. It. Root.
to prevent night ttaffic accident* and
discourage prowler*. If you want
to (happen your aim or develop
your throwing arm, don’t pick on
your fHendi, the itreetlights.
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SAVINGS
"When you irert to crow
the itreet...u(e your tytt...
then your feet!" Obey ybur
ijfety patrnh ami special
policemen. Walk facing
<traffic. If you’re biking, be lure your
brake* are tig h t. . . and be doubly careful
because accident* can happen twice aaftw.
Be »ure you've got a good modem
study lamp, and plenty of light.
Bcmind your folks your eyes' muit
But a lifetime. . . sight ii priceless,
light ii cheap. „
MORN-UPS, TOOI
Y o u eait hell* in School Safety
Programs. Remember the A B C ’sare Always Be Careful. Drive slow
through School Zones. Obey Safety
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LEG VI.
Notice in hereby given I hut vie
nu* on gage*I in bti*itioHf« ul ^rM
Moiioh Hlilg. in N’iirif**ril, Hominob
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pet week Phntili |K1»,
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fi mfi’ Hii Kmh t ** fin *n» Stiii i- W. J. King 28(10 HutiiM Park A » »
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I IL L W o llK , In clay or crete.
P IAN O S, DSHD I2'".i Mwtle \ i.
Wail* nr floor, Kthnu Snydar,
I ROOM effle|e|ii-y niinrtin''nl. 2 IIEDROOM lullin'', walkinir dl*P A IN T Old Dixie lintt*e |.ai"' M l,’ Vx.indale SI. Orlando.
Htlltahl'1 fur ituiple, ulenllv In
tance ft uni clock. Cnrner let,
and flat wall tmint While an I I'H II IPS I'ldnfilal t ’leaner* "know
r.lm l iumi.** front Peat Office.
Ltd * nf nhriihltcrv, 1(1,150. F " " l
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him ' pin* O SanTl gtinranieed
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rmitilc All
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Private
Hull, elnnr III- Kill Cnliiiilnl Way.
Ml fm f t e e ilidlvery *ervlce.
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roll Ivalor, row mmket* o o lld
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lined very little 47fil'"0
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with w r e n porch, I'JOI M iik
See:
l u i delivery eetvli. Teleph'ine
Voll'l, Mia So Main St , Oilmnlu
ntilla Avenue.
J. VV. IIAI.I., Realtor
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“flail Hall” Phone 1788
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in order.
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TW O ROOM apt., furtlUhed, purr It
and private entrance. I’lumi*
247-XW.
E F F IC IE N < (Y apt. clean, comfort
able, 7 window*, eany xvulk down
tmfn. 7 lb Magnolia, Phone
89 M L
C O M F O R TA H I.Y furnlahc.l apt.
Excellent nelghborhootl. One nr
two bedroom*. 1200 Megn'tllii.
lOO&lH llv Day or Week, Palma
Hotel. 420 W. FI rat.
ROOM: To mature Intly, For right
licl mm, willing lo Ik) companion
to elderly lady in evening*. Im
portant coniiderntlon* In rent
ami In home nrivllegr* will hu
allowed. Phone 491 -W,
GARAG E (p i.
Unfurnlahcil
gerator and
vil{e. Phono
4 rooma mid f,nth
except for refri
atovu. 7U<> Mollon1817 or 883.
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Wide. Available nl “BwoenevV*.
114 Magnolia Ave. Phone IIT.
FOR g D IC K HALF.
£S
U S E D TIR E S 11.00 tin.
Used
auto tuhea, 60c up. Klroatone
Store*, 111 E. l*t St.
TR A V E R S E Extrnelon R o d ^-2 8 "
to 180". Senkarlk G lu e and
Paint Co.
C H E S T nf Drawer*— any typo or
aim' riiiluht'd or imflnlanetr. Pric
ed to eult your Innlget. Vlidt u*
nt lilt W.
FlraL 'Telephone
1126— The Furniture Center.
Pot plant*, fi yd*, tire** or »ult
good* • now, 146.00. lopenat •
Uka new. Mind *ell at nliee f'h"
Ilinkrt, 504 Hanford Avenue.
N O W Available Roaclt Film*. The
new hrti*h on ant and inai li
control I'ontainiog chlordnne
Roumlllat A Antlerion'*, Did E
1nt.
W R IN G E R
Waahing
Machine
with pump. Good condition, lin t
Mngmdia Ave. Phono 16-11-It.
F
rtU J T JA R S , Half price. Phone
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We buy, tc’l A Irntle nee,I
furniture, Wlleon-Mnler Foru*
Uuro Co. M l E. U t. Phono USH.
11 _
LO ST AN D FO U N D
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LOST: Tivo large grey and whlta
male* in the vicinity yf Orteen - Rewanl for in format inf1
leading to recovery. IL E. Morrl*. Seminole High School, Rah'
ford.
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We'll hoy your car regardleax a.
age or coiullttun.
Litlhi A Reel Utcd Cara
'2nd and San fort!
Y O U R C A R I* worth more money
here. We need dean '47, ’48. 40,
-fit). 'M , ’03 model*. Hartef
Wmiiworth. 801 North Orancc
Orlando; Phnne 8507,
'lit N A H II - Clean, K'M,d eontll*
lion. F tcc whcelljii* mid over.Ii lif. *323. Phone 688 or ,-rtTl
nt *430x) MclIunvIHc,
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All-Stars Play
M ason Or Hires May
Pitch F o r Locals
In Q u a r t e r f i n a l s
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-iiliitr,
All-Hlar I ,*nin I* rapidly l,r
toming known a* th* L'lmit kill
er* from Ih* (»l<n (min* of
Doxpatrh. Hanford h*n ><wr-|il
thruuch It* flr*l Inn Mirmintrr*
unrfrfrilrd, lorling Elliott THr,
8*4, lilt Thursday night find
Plymouth Praam*, 5-1. Haturday night, In nilvnilri- In Ihirvrnln*’* oiiarli-r-finnl
mini,I
with highly Imitril (Jrnnir*
Ralri.
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 ,Minor
Star Robson'* .Sporting (i'll u|k
hurler during the regular r lu
League, ha* been lielil in letemfor 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 II 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'rhli,
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. A Venue id
:00 (m ii . till* evening for ti am
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,
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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 Ipui year.
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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
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
-y s t e h i, ,Y* fm ll* o h ln iiiin g the lie run locally or sold.
SI. land* Brownie* for Sanfold
The poanlbJIBie* of obtaining
in 11161, you ion muni thirl one
another major league team
out.
seem remote now In fare of the
trrnd to slash down the number
.Mr. "Whrel-Vni-iind-deal-’rm "
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
Ja 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
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, I vent of television, dog tracks,
Joe Cronin
Ulll Veer Is
stork ror races and drlve-ln
Bill Veerk rli—«sl * tleul lo *elid theaters.
"I'eewee" Murdoch, former
tin- Brownie* lo Han Bernardi
owner of the Cocoa Indian*, once
no. I iillf.. former I'itUbur* l*lrmade n Irfd for lha Hanford
irlp apling nurrnltiillul linae. I he
franchise last summer, but
Brown* had Irallled the l«*t
when the club hit' the rocha In
three year* in Burmiuk, Calif.,
June h# reneged. There wa*
hot la«t yrnr Mr. Sport Shirt
some fear that Murdock might
lierame (ll*«all*fled eillr the *r.
buy the local franchise and
raiigemrnt.
move It out of Hanford.
I .tun I fan* lieeame Brownie eonMurdock might he still Inter
>-um* ln*t apring when the No. 1
St. Lnula farm club, the Sun An ested in the Hanford's franchise,
tonio Mission*.
trained
hero, hut If he did get It there 1* not
ftguimg their preaeroe would lot ns*urn nee that he would keep it
here.
I he pu-lirniniiry move for »ouml
Yes. th,. baseball prospect for
mg out Hanford for the Blown*,
But two fm tor* played against Hnrifnrd and the minor league* Is
Hanford
I • l.m K of aolfn-lenl nlinost ns dark a* Hie Itlfi'J *eapopulation to draw huge exhlld- *iin I* dead. What will happen
tlon game gate*. In invert game* In 11161 I* the till ipiestlon , . .
the Mishina played here they only flats.
had HUH paid addniisaion*. - 1 hack
of adeipiate himaing. The Mayfnlr i
Inn i* the only hotel that inn meet I
ah
liie rii iIII Ml n In major league stan
dard* rind tlint of iMilirNo l* owned |
and helm, mu piofitahly by the
All <1* Nnvv howling teams will
New York tliniit*.
onen iheir second v/eek of limn
H aum an Pact'H Navy
I »|> W ith 1(>9 M ark
Oilier* (.e, a* Brownie farm
director Jim Mrl.aughlili told
ll* hi*l spring, I he Imaeliull *rtup ill Sanford I* "esrallcnt."
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By T E D SMITH
(F o r 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 A A U 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
*
- r o M K i i r * i - i v n u i :*
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 * tn — 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*.
m ust
Clciment Boy .Scoot* twlmmcr*
sp.nri.eadcd Laku tojr.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, tri
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
c Imm 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 J 15. 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
Wight for their co-operation In
pn'ting over tha successful event.
Vihlen ;>■ui«ed thu work of
...... re Maffett, W. W Tyre, l.ee
H*roueis, John I’earson and Doc
Compton.
I{rat ton Ih Favored
To Dofcut Zuunelli
D E TR O IT '.ft - Johnny Bratton.
( Inriigo, is mi odd i on fnvorlle to
whip Ralph Zaimelll. life Boslorr
natluiic, Bi tholr 1U round welterweight Imul at Olyinpiu Stadium
trai ight
Thr bout, seheiluli'il to stall nl
P in, B8T , will bo lelcvlM-d river
n milional network
In (act, the flirht I* being staged
nislnly (or tho benefit of TV fans,
The program originally called for
n IHint between Clarence Henry
and Archie Monro und when this
M l through, the International Box
ing (.ltd) arranged a substitute lo
satisfy JU weekly T V commit
ment.
Tile* v111# Tide*
High
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H'-Od P- iuItatlon fl Had. Eaasr M*
Legal Notice
IN C O U R T OF T H E C O U N TY
JUD GE, SEM IN O LE C O U N TY ,
n o Tlcn o r r r a u c it»:.sinso ns
S T A T E OF FLORIDA.
A
eniiposKit
VAMiAsu i:*
i s
C C H TIIS l i t i T M i r r * O F T l l l l
IN PROBATE.
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in * fvo tut in t a s k s : ( i f t h k IN BE T H E E S TA TE OF
C I T V OS' B .iNFOM ir, FI.(Ill It) 4.
EMMA M ILLER FERGUSON,
Null,-* I* h rrrtir ■ lv «n that n
D*c**sed.
Putillo ll**rlr,e will h» h*)A ,
ulflr* i.r th* c ity C(>miiila*lun tu i n City 11*11 In th* City « f 8»nforil. TO A L L WHOM IT MAY CON
Flurlit*. *1 l;0o nrlu>-k I* >1, S*-;,t
CERN :
19. l i s t , In r o n d U r r th* full'.wlnK
Notice i* hereby given that John
varlanr** tu th* Zonlne Ordlnaac* G. tA’onardy filed Ills final report
of Ih* c i t y -if Kami.rO, STorld*:'
i l l >ti->|u«*t h r M r A. C 1 iil> I,, nn Executor of the estate of Emma
ronatrurt t.ulldliie to l>* u-*.l ** Slilh'r Ferguson, deceased; that he
Florid* llulM in* on
I
14. filed his petition for final disi-ornvr l l l h nrul r»r*lmiii-ni
111 IUi|u«*l nt Mr J C. t<»vl* lor rhtiige, unit tlint In- will apply lo
ii*« ot Month 14 l* i i nt l-nt i. lln- llmtoiutill- liotiulii* Kli-nstrum
and mirth S4 t**t nf l^.t ), lllh ('•Hinty Judge of Seminole Cuun*,
11. T l * r 1 lor iinrklna tot for
K a r v l o Mtatlon whtrli uilloliiR Mum!*, on tin- illh duy of October,
A I> 1(162. for approval of aemd
ti.|i*rtv
*,|ii*-l ..( Mr I1'l*r I ll'ilt.ir in,.I fm final ili'charge as Executor
to add 10 l**l lo nurth *ld* ul of iln- or tu 11- of l.mnia Miller Far,vi.11. aiiup *1 SuO) C v il ir .Vi
sit |i«rtl*ii In ln t» r »M ami .-III- gitson, dwrauil, un this Slid Jay
spii * ahall h*va an npeurtunliy lo of Keptrtnhi i, A. D. 1952.
b* hta ni hi -aid hvarlne
John G, l.eonardy
Ily iinitf uf Ih* ZiniliiK Hum 1 ..t
Executor of the fatal*
Ailln*tmriti* nl ih*lt mri-lina
of Emma Miller FarAiieuat ZXud, 1941.
Ily lu rlh ar nntar nf Ih* City Comguson, deceased.
Won Loil P cl
American Lrague
New York
82
37
690
Cleveland
hi
58
583
Chicago
73
65
.529
Boston
72 05
328
Washington
72
68
514
Philadelphia
71 68
Sit
St. Louis
57
83
410
Detroit
46
«i
316
National League
Brooklyn
aff
50
632
New York
82
54
603
SI Louis
80
57
584
Philadelphia
74 C3
540
Chicago
61
71
489
Cincinnati
HI
77
442
Rnston
00
77
438
I'iltsburuh
39 101
279
TU E S D A Y ’S RESULTS
American League
mlaalon 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
TOD AY'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)
K
GAHUUE IS STRICKEN
DADE C IT Y Wt— When Edwin
Casque said he felt faint and un
able to continue testimony, a pre
liminary hearing on an a«»sn!l
charge against his landlady for
shooting him was continued intlef
Initely Tuesday
Casque had told the court he did
not know he was shut until he
woke up m a hospital He was
discharged only recently
Seletn Mae Wright, 41, was ac
cused of shooting (Insane at her
homo Aup 20 Sheriff Leslie Bessinger said she admitted firing
three bullets into the 48 year-old
Casque alter she found him drink
lug und ordered him to leave.
Casque 1* the father nf Eddie
Casque, finylona Beach baseball
pitcher
Estahllsh*d
lando
IN year* in O r
Residance
office— 1415
Conway Kd.
.enrit
HOW
(HI
Cnn
• Speak E ffe c tiv e ly
O fh-velup Boise and
S e lf Co nfidence
T f l. 68C S
n*prr***ll*a
Allrn A Co.,
19 Hu. Court Hi., Orlando
O liirreu-e Your Ineome
O Win Ftieiid* and Influenc*
Peoplo
IVrite for FitEEi Idlrratura.
FI.OHIDA IN S T IT U T E
2*01 H. Rumhy HI.,
ttrlaiuln, Fla.
M IM EOGRAPH P R IN T IN G - T Y PIN G
CR ED IT INV ESTIG A TIO N S M ADE
A N Y W H E R E IN U N ITED STATES OR
FOREIG N CO U N TRIES
MIAMI
MIAMI 'vD— ’Tha University of
Miami's offensive quarterback post
probably will go to Hob Schneitlenbach, senior from Newark, N. J.
Schneldeobach sparkled as a
sophomore but was reserve defen
sive back last season. In Tuesday'i
workout tils sharp passing sat up
the flrit frfttr bf seven Intiehdnwni
in u lengthy scrimmage session
CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD
TELEPHONES OUi nmi 1071
Hoorn 494 Hanford Atlantic Neliunal Bank llilllding
mii*
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Arenle 8*ody Mi*, In
Fuiwit*, Calif,
Dodge power really puts
out the work at low cost!"
"Wo o*o four Dodge 'Job-Hattd' 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
"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* an reedy to go 36fi day* ayear I
k Ihere’s a Dodge truck — H “ fhiouah 4-Ion — thot'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 econom y! Powerful
Dodge engines tutve cotnpr— linn
ratios as Tiigh as 7 to 1. Dodge
features, like lightweight alumlm ini-alloy pistons and pressure lu
brication, keep operating costs low, t
8l l 5 P. M.
BIGGER YIELDS
BETTER CULTIVATION
Cultivating early and often Increases trap yields. And
e let mere cultivating would be done If farmer* could
•peaW Its* tim e and energy changing Implement*
between jeka. The . . .
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DEARBORN Rigid Shank
CULTIVATOR
M bs , • Tuee.
Tfcara. • pr|.
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COMING TO
HANFORD
Stan
STETSON
DELAND ift— Coach Jay Pat
Sanry Ira*la. r-|ian*, A •llaart, Ice's choice of a starting fullback
tvayttrld, Kiraer Kda*. H v » Hpot, in Stetson's opener against Florida
11-•it(| iI1 t»> t. Kiifeeter
apparently narrowed lo two vet
i i v t i i n.tcH— a terka m ii *
V n»l
III****.
Illitn.le
C h e ra h , 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
II I.
IIS H A T H H t C K — H r a r k 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.
Mvni user— s teifca
L egal N otices
GET MORE POWER AT LESS COST WITH A DODGE TROCK!
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Sports Roundup
Lake County Boy
Scouts Score 8-3
Win Over Sanford
Semi - Finals
9
A. KIUNINO, fr*i.
T ta C tiu *
td.iy at the Hanford Bowling Al
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
T IIE SAN FO RD H ER A LD
Page A Wednesday, Kept, to, 1963
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 *mle of
player rain ties are mulling fnrm
system* prohibitive lo only tlm
Ill’ll* ve. I'rleslss* riuliy, llnridv
taost wealthy.
Muhel. irspInM*r qo**n Bum
Hie It end toward nil I log
f ill IITfl l l t d l V l HUH Mil*
faint i lull* ami wot king agree|,|t it* |,until, t'diK One. Hllna
I.
sh
. Pnuk's I'rlil*. Ilmlm ll-iioti.
meiiln i* already e*t.ildi«hed.
\VIiim*iI iVarilor, Tn.-h Onl, Itoll
lullii I main, Boalmi Bed Hoi
NAVY BOWLING I.BAOI'K
Aiulv .
ui-lirrnl* omnnKer, iinnoonrrd
W. I« Pin* Pet.
t-it-Tii ii si r — s iaia* mii *
IM** rlllrl*. I’ycopny,
Hkl.ll-O
only InhI week that they were
2
I 3360 M l
V
i.ru
Thlm, IhniiiisUM , HI* I.
gum I. to have lo drop (heir
2
I 3331 .0*17 Kin-tls -r Alli’M
i* nee, III1 luehv I.**,
lliollde t Blriiiiogloiiii farm
3
1 3IH7 M1
ais rii n.si i — a iaiM* mii*
Hiiiisioie. I 'lit! (lei, l*o linsa*. I.»
<lull In toe Houlhrro \**orlaI
3 3160 .11.1
thnn
H*w* ll*piirl, Uliv*r
lion.
I
2 2110 .M l I'llltllirr,Hi,|,
Veer II,|*I**S. Jrliu
The New York (iinnt* are prob
I
2 S ill .111
n v v v v i li ii si l;— a lark* Mil*
ably going to hrenk their tie-lip
lllplry Ithvtli'o. l.i-nta, llarrv
TGI* TIIUF.P,
with the Jacksonville Tin* of Ihu
Pin* li.n . A t *. llli-h. osfnlil, I,ynn’* t.ml. ileltin*
t'ln»* A Hally loop. Tin* seem* to
•lav. HeId Mike, Hen I’ng,
160
188
f,l)7
indicate the course »f (iotham Bauman
VIIJIITII n SI'K— o iaik* Mil*
162
Hnmlliismi
486
194
team i* currently eonslderlug.
HainV Hiep, Klii-k Itul.e, l'o|i|>*rIf New York decide* lo return Caro
484
173
101 l.tn*. Kiten, Mr /r*il*r, l.urkr Htee.
TA X I.IKN F ILE D
MIAMI 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.
WVtfW
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?
O
rangeB
uick
Races
your job. D
rear axleah<
■tssl spring)
many long
le one cultivator that uvea your lime and does a f u l,
•lean Job betide*. It can bo ettachod lo tho fo rd
Tractor, er detached, in M second* or toul Ford Tractor
acturole automotive ileorln g and O uo-Serve type
broke* p * »* H «>••• c u lllv a lln g — ahort, easy turn*,
Ford Tractor Hydraulic Touch Control lifts tha culti
va to r for W m ln g and for becking easily Into point row*.
le t m d i e «ea Msm , end
sPsr, f n tw N if Mto M«H
|w W | *eMos4er. IT* are
beedgeertor* far feed
fraster*, Dfarkera Impledad lervtee.
B R U T T R A C T O R C0.
K MJR A OF MON
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VOLUM E X L IV
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
EatablU hed 10OH
Former No. 2
Revenue Man
fe r a lft
S A N F O IU ),
F L O R ID A
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.
* 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 i l 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.
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 h ro ug v
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
P TA group write notes to Ihe
mother of each child et the school,
explaining what the situation la,
point out the hasard. and aak
ihelr co-operation In obeying the
f
parking law*.
Dr. nrank Qulllman of the Coun
ty Health Unit 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
Stetson Provides
Scholarship For
Hero’s D aughter
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. D idversltv 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:
"M v 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.
N o. ir»
“Change”
Of People,
Declares President
Contends Stevenson
Was Correct In Do- i
d u rin g Nation Has
“One-Party" Press
Parents Protest
Overloading Of
School Busses
Associated P ress Leased W ire
Truman Pays
His Respects Peace Not
To U.S. Press Is Desire
Picket* Je e r W o rk er A t S tru ck A irc ra ft P la n t
f
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T H U R S D A Y S E P T . I I . 1952
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 leturmd 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
wild, 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 lra 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
l’.«r(U i btmil to clomly n r i lh i r
r nil 'oiMttrrrtl 4h«»w#m and thundn
f ri,
brmntiiitf
widely
•>«*nlf**1r.| I n.la* I •11lr « ft tii^e in
icin|i« i mare
Teams In Minors
Need Aid, Says
Ex-Big Leaguer
Modern Players Are
My A K T IIU i T I . . KIWON
W ASHINGTON '.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. Trum an 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 SI cvoumiii'.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
Truman Says Eisen
hower Contention
B rands 11ST B e rim e An 'O ctopus'
Would Result In
Isolation Congress
It) 1 to- (s s o c ia le d 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 |H ilit,cs at his
weekly ’news , otilereuce
E is e u
liu a e r w i ' ui New ( m k d rafting
-|i>-eOi>'- (01 a M id w e itu ril tour
and y,m A d la l I *de»i-n*on, the
I >, in... 1 - i i c iiiiim u e e .> is getting
lead* to m ake fw,» in a io r 't'ceches
III l.o - Vllgeles l a id lu ll] )
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
0 0 9 M IS ID IN t lA l N O M IN II I i i ’ ii l>v nt.. |i KlMfiihoMri |" *«v
vaiii *
M j ) ui J ij i ii i«> Itti**»!••% of l ’«diit 111tut. vhliu tlit rinUii rd linn to j ,ttlit*i ifirf
i)/ I K > 1» I vmi Im b f i I'lti i\I. i i > liiinl. I V i m t > Ivsinlsi i i i *I i >litu, w lm 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.«fitti.i I•1«* n« tnpiiN " Nile poll uf M ' pu Ii" aci «
tooth flit li'M S •*«|» on tt.r ItMtlh illo|i|pJ oft v\title thr ••••tin il
h il
•p«fl(t|fl|| S i l l ' il.lv
III
M l l l l l f •|•oil**
i f -.!*»# i.*jf ( u n t i l
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
S o n ••.( JiLi
)
I I IIIII ill ant Hu ll' Is UOtllllig III
Im Ii the pcnpli a re lim n - inter
1 -li-d Hi m peace And he tld that
il l iM iih n w c l gels Hie clian g e lie
n a id s that won't 1-lin g pence
tt e p n ile is were a o H in rl/e d to put
qtiotalnm u u ik s a in iin d the w ords,
isiiln ln m ist • nltgress " N o rm a lly
d iie c l q iio ta liiin nl Hie I'resu len t's
| new* i iiid e ri-tice t e u iu ik s is nut
lie rn iilte d
Compton Gives Suit Is Filed To
His Explanation Force Paving Of
0( Expense Item Highway No. 1
Msaliwlillv Stt-VeiiMin worked out
.111 address oil I'lirruptlon In guv111nit'iit and lo Slew* on social
n T iirll) tew ■!
s** .
Iln Ileinnci alie |>i •*-idi'iiliosl call'
.I C 'T 'V i « n T : i f , , » ^ , t " »
■
Sep .leiiuer In Indiana
( t o v e r n o r 'H
1dld.de lliisi'lld by Halil from San
Stated
that
if
till*
eounlry
elects
l
'i
nn i s , 1, i ,-si, 1,1.11 making eight
"llaseiiHil is n lilg Imsim *• ai 'I T u m *
Ill'll
slop
.mil eight
quick
no Indivldiinl or grouo i f indis 1 a Ill-publican t'lmgres* II will he
pi'ci In s aliittg Hie w as
lists i*no iqo-rate a ndo-ir leg,- . an "Isolationist rnngre-.*." and
Hi
a
I
Hits
would
not
tiring
peace
lu
......
In
fnlinw,',1
Pre-ldenl
teem w-ithoul rln- *-si-i»".-,.
Wlieii a ti'inirler asked If Hie
! 1 -1in *la
i n . , - Lit w II I-lie slop
01* (or 11-fume i-liili " lliiv ......... I
I \I.I MIANsI I.
r \ VoIh m .i i" . iii 1 1ne nil It e 1 nit c iiiiillie lit s ,
T A l . I .A I I A S S E I
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 i i m i " b*a 1 MllllV \ | 1' A1111' 111 toil I \ III* •I n it
11
,1 Hi (.1,1.In in
quip* amt
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 lirfoi,* Ihe Linn.i I'h;.I h ’p a r t l i i v n t
In
to m I ms
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s
,
II
it
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at I lim III
ii--r of (aimiiieict* ni Ihi- Y n -- hews i null-relief unless lie gives, .
f diM 1 r|Mitrh
111 In’* Ili/hw .•v No I In .in l.pk ••until*
his |iei'iiiis*|.,n he said It was all, ‘ ‘ "
II •II III,- , 11-1 .1, . Willi a lilgli
Clnli.
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omit
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s ji ii i lh .ll I h ad " » , r t "-"1 ..........................
1 1 •k li 11 at le .L 'lim
liiinl Hi.t
lie said hi lepty to a qui-sliiiii
city to ncl now lo oink I- no him -I
hr
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m io
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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 A llriiil.ih • who >,i i «| tir is
•s
■ 'll
C | \ i- . ' t i l l u ll
ld l.lt
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’.
I ••! t i l t t\\«s I I I u I*61 l«l«||t"*M»B l u
*
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4 * '*■'
the Mnjor* are reducing Ho
that
this country 1*
1. most rw.,iri|l(
............ . iftcslly iiiu l.u ,l> .No I #\s>!••'|,|11||||
it.is tiuwt'wi sii’\iau t*ii i .’turns
inleri-styrf in is a change
of ihelr form nv'lem*." Mi hIII \k.|s I «’|i| I' srllli'il ll\ .It
!'*• i i in ' i'lulu i»l *!•*• »Kiii$* (ruin
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
ti ili .i
l l r . 11 o 1.1 \% \ r l
|'l» |*.416<1 texts
loo tele.”
that's true in- said he thinks it's
" I .............. sly made mil my n
tk llll
tl.ls
| •S 1It 1111 1 , .* | I I s l l l l . l l
M ill
I Le In
\n»:» i». \ ini! lilhiitiKh
|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
.HI l III |1 ' i f t ill |lollf|( .i l
9*»|» Oi l i lls
"
•'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 U p l e i ii • r i ' i l ) ii Wilt*; il n o w .i n
U o r k n i H i n n -1 • l» : n h ly l«»i lli«* |»a%!
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.
,
I omul imsllou- Hie first of H
..an
t•.1 Millin' \imiiirrs
* ••mi* h rra n -r I hr hli'li • •' h.iMi I hr# n .1 .* l i V11196 III il Ii i i i i III V lie w is l i O d l
year unit wiio recently imii-li i • ■v sill VI *11
III t ill « l»\
Bui mn lie today's conference
Mgtied (or gu-. pttrchusi total «lr\ rlo|iril
it linuie mid tnisiiies* in Smif
llir v u n it h r liH r 1 11 cull fm l>;••
•III Hie 'lliel tile h | Ihi* hilltili
iMi'ers and the way mg $u p n mi Giitlirle. K\
and Illicit la y lo i j l t/iiii.i \ .nut is k n l
nniil ionliciilarlv liigh ItilmL- i dealt with i•he City for It* ginclinis h-. i
they handle , . , 1 1 1 ! . , 1 news
Evansville. I ml . May it mil in for an in iin r ilia lr m . i i I lit* iiiil.r Sl$’\i i •••( |a|eshleiiti.il "|i|Mi||i*||f
«!• ii
I ' wimIi I i>
I i 'I’liliouer,
lalilv li-illi In hi* hiisiliess .in
The Prestili o' i.encd the cm, |1|||a. h( ,
.... . , M n i , Ala
m ’I Ih r 1 a**r lot tii .ii tiiR on Nrpt
Wi'i k. li III lit I I I III , New York
social contort*.
tcrence liy leading a statement ill
M\
ti«-*•«l*11 1•f•• poll Iiiiii op |tei »iiei
"Itesi-hnll has cliangi-d gn-nii
which he pniniid out that edltnri
I'.llk ’s M i l t M ' l 'k I m I’Olllpl’l (hr im 4*t i *#•k • h ii |' h ^ ii tour in
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
Ml > i t Iii es iiimI iii tfiut
player hack In I'.IUI In Hi Ok|* sf.1\
supported Gov Tlmina* E Dewey to answer iiewsiiu-n's qm lions llinllalrD uith .0 ,11 1I10I1 ol in'M •
Il I I
plsver* played for the love . for Ihe presitlency In W W
' M|N*ul
........... . Ins a. ol t\.i\ anil :i\\ 11•hn/ of toiM tur
I Iii
I . i m ! lull*
\ it I m i
«•f
Sen
the sport," Mr. Kennedy n Tru n ts n s .id hail, mm" t think the
WB,|lw , Juy
. .n.-.i
,:,„llra,.|S
i.lllt„g
lie. l>li l{ M ii tfiv VN' rmiMii lie
illisced.
Today, plsver* are ............. ,
J
sntl tl.Hiiimted ....... along ,.* ....................... helm
pill In in l.ti I eiiiilliilt ifi.iii |s s.till
., ,
.,
a klulvmi'til wlticli gavu In* «•* inoii* money i- *|»-i,t ,,ii any ollo-i III lie | " i of i »pie Mon lo r Linen
nnd slirucd fur eiiurmuus Ihuiu"
The president said that while tl|all„|lull
muds in Hi< st.itr
l i o v i'i
Mall *ji'sI > I low I;ir . I m u l i l
" 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 Mu* ieirt i.il k’o in Mip|ioitin$( Mi
anyone ran he a scout. Vmi dm • candidali's to get their view*
ie elet’floii Inti
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 ( '.’ll Mi\
"mitiilicr* syndicate" their was my ol tin' fitw i-,1* Advisory l ion
now, you |u*t have to have t
Tin* ^iM'Hii tfi *eiiijfoi i» a ron
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 ir,[k,., ., ,| fictile Let*.io>e of ills
Cimnly, Fla lie said lie re fille d further into (I'jsllnlitt ol .v 273 • m in i! ousts
other scout* for the voitngsU'i
in
t/m eru m en l
tire**.
lilt finding* In Pinellas County of MLiuit loll turnpike Hut Inis •Il lie wlilt’ll some I.Hi.l .is lilRlll>
"Thle Is one of the leasmi' I
Truman said he doesn't expert (trial* mi his return
amused Hie pm tesL. id inleresls pair ,oiit
got out of baseball. Last year.
uilieis sl«iiHiiitk’e a s a
hi* statement* shout newspaper*
lluurvrr, Pinclt.is County Mier along l ' K IIL'hw:iv No I
head of the Detroit farm m
•-i i i i ' j i < iiu p a iH ii li. u iiilo l to inuo
supporting the lleputillcaris will
The mad depart meld tins week •••nl p« i m ill
tetli, I spent |70ti.0(kl uf the cloh - cause any swlicit by them That's ill Todd Tucker '-aid he did not
know Compton, hud no rnrre ordered Iwo t.ioie survey* id Hie
money. I cannot feel right spim.i
K.isenliower llevk into N'rw York
Ing anvone's money for
hu, <1* because, he said, newspapers have v|K>mlritrc will I iiiii und hail heard turnpike proposal
IlOll
veslenl i v rntliiij* a t» :t()U mile Mn!
become
big
business
ami
tradition
Il agreed lo p.iv up lo iniooo to west BtMitii Whit’ll, lu luril. lollowed
plovers 1 am not reasonably B i l l s’
iiolhing of an Investigation made
ally big business has been Hepuhll by Ciimpimi nr anyone else in Ten llir New York (iroi ol Parson*.
will make the grade.”
.in unexpei (n il) iiu'ct'ulul invanessee which Involved Pinellas Itriliekerholl, II.ill and MacDonald mil of file South
Mr. Kennedy, who Joined H"- can
After he finished reading his ('minty law enforcement
(or a further engineering stoilv
New York Yankee farm »y»t.-i,i
when it ws» in its infancy, i n prepared statement, Truman point
Chief Criminal Deputy John That t* Hu* I iiiii wlueii recently
( H i l l s CHOP D ELA Y ED
duced many great major learn- rd out that when he rail for the Hiers and constable* said they had reeoiiioieiided. alter a ISIO.nnn stmlv
M IN IM I H A V EN
P B ) this
Senate
In
Missouri
he
never
had
star* such
alien a* Spud
wpud Cltsudl
than.II"
•••
recievetl no word of any report Hint Hie East Coast turnpike with time la-t year. Florida citrus he
Charlie Keller, Boh Heeds, tfemg. ,hr "“PP^t of ihe metropolitan from Compton
a leg to Ho* West Coast lie under gun to m-.ve to market, hut the
Judge Douglas Btenstroin visit- McOuInt, and many others wh.i- Pr,e»» ■ «! 'T0"
The Nl Petersburg Time* quuled taken immodiutelv
tail of Hit* season's crop is Dill
ed Oviedo yeatsrdsy and luusd 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
HOI drives licenses.
'amount of tMlilicai Influence that Hie telephone: "I'll like to tell you a $.10,004) iiru l r uf lit* survey on .dm,d two week', away
P'**lls*M !<■ s*s«e Te al
We haven't had Ihe lirst call
papers wield, and added he thinks (name ni Hie county ntliciul lo Ihe pro|»o»ei| route bv Ihe Neu
This, according lo Mrs. H. I*.
Irom ait) stiipper to iut|>ect till
Powler, clerk In his office,
whom lie reported, hut I want to York firm ol f oventale ami Col Iriid and I do not anticipate any
brought ths total last night to
check with him first because he pill*
lor u couple id weeks," George
2404 issued.
think most papers tried to be fair
“Babied", Kennedy «•*«*«■»» «»• w*M•'» October.
T e l i a Local .IC«r%l
Secreta- Action Taken As (lov
Orders MeclNotation
ry Says
On Trip Was Km.r
iiiR'OtTollpikc Ilody
Drivers Licenses
Issued In Oviedo
Ingram’^ Death Emin:8 > a | y i f W J ,
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 tints today, and Judge Btenatrom urged that those who wait
until the last days will have to
vtond In lift* as during last year.
N otable N avy C areer
SAN DIEGO, Calif. iAX— Belirrd
Adm. Jonas Howard Ingram, com
msnder of Allied forces In the
South Atlantic during most of
World War II, died last night at
Ihe age of 03.
Thn admiral suffered a heart at
tack last month while serving a*
superintendent of summer schools
at Culver Military Academy, Cul
ver, Ind. Ho aulfered a second
attack Tuesday nJght.
Adm. Ingram, Medal of Honor
winder for service at Vera Cru«
lo 1914. also had a distinguished
career in athletics. He played foot
Ugh Low Frerip. ball at Annapolia and became head
li
-football coach at the Naval ArsdM
U
emy in 1914 and hold that Job
10
SI
three yeara.
70
Si
He retired from the Navy in
M
M
1917 after 4* years’ ’ aervice.
M
S7
S u rv iv o r* are ...hla widow,
______ Mrs.
at 67
Jean Ingram; a son, William of
N
74
Lo* Angflea, and a
The Weather
Tu b )
Ashavllla
Bostoal
, la eorraet a Ckvtland
f t Mtrehsnls Uat Angelas
Prslrte M»w Orleans
Wsshingto*
V .Z Z r.w».is.
JsekaonvUls
wssaffiT i i “EHSi-iaS'-'
in presenting the Democratic side
in their news column* Truman xaid
yea, that some first class newspapera wore fair. But he asld
some other newspapers weren't,
lie refused to name them, though
Truman told a reporter who asked
him to that he, the reporter, knew
who they were as well a* he did.
INHUMANCB PAYS O FF
BARTOW tn— The citrus crop
Insurance plan which the federal
government is sponsoring experi
mentally In Polk County has paid
off for the first time.
County Farm Agent Paul Hayman said Sidney I. Smith, Winter
Haven, had received $S,400 for
damage to hla 60-acre orange and
tangerine grove caused by hall last
Mav.
The program, administered, bv
tha U. S. Department of Agricuii jW ^ M W n ^damagt from wind,
may not want any lii(oriiiatloii re
leased."
John Kilgore, eupitul correspond
ent for Ihe Miami Herald, who
(Irst uncovered the discrepancies,
was not Invited to Compton's news
conference
Compton also referred lo a va
cation trip he took to Mexico In
a Date owned car in Juno. He said
he got the impression from a con
versatlon ho had with the gover
nor that it was all right to use a
state car.
He Inspected two tourist wel
come stations In Texas, he said,
because Warren wanted him to.
When tho state car broke down,
Cnmpton said he flew hack to Ta l
lahassee from Lake Charles, La„
because the governor told him
"You've got to he here. Get a
plane."
Compton said he used a state
travel voucher to cover the plane
fare, but that he used his own
money to pay a $92 repair bill on
the state c*r.
Work To Beirin Soon
Oil Sanlaiuio Road
Work mrsv slurt <>n the new
laoiKwood-Nanlundo Nprinv* Rond
rlliier in December or Jnnuarv,
County Commisrdimi'r (). E Fourakre, announced tnitev fnllowlmr
hi« trill to Tallahassee, where he
presented right-of-way deeds for
the Iwo nod n half mile road to
the Htate Road Denurtmcent.
Iliils nre to he mntle on Ihe rnail
Jo), in Novvmlier, tie stated and
added that the Road Department
had anproved the deeds covering
the riKld-of-way*.
Action wns deferred bv the De
partment, he said, on the Bouth
Oviedo road pro|ect, pemllntr fur
ther roosiilrration of right of
tvavs which were in Instances only
46 feet wide. Hy romparlaon, said
Mr. Fourakre, the LongwoodSanlamlo Springi right of way la
80 faat wida or mora.
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.
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Iron-Man Red Hires
Bata And Pitches
Locals To Second
Orlando Meet Win Sondermeyer’s 111 h j
Fram e Hit Scores Sanford’s Recreational All-Star*
(JnmeWinninKRun;
are proving you don’t have to
have uniform* to win. The motley
attired local *la t*
major
Hutson Is Victor
Palatka Wins FSL
upiet In the Orlando clast H In
vitational tournament by _ defeat log tha' Plymouth Freon-r* 6 4
In E (position Park Inst Saturday
night.
Th# Freeier* earned th# right
to play Hanford by drubbing
the Orlando data H champion
Hanford Air Station, V-l, list
Friday night in what was than
tha malar upset of the Invita
tional tourney.
“Iron-man” Red Hire*, rrlurni.ng to th* mound after only one
day of rait, slaved off twu late
Inning rallies and blasted scrim
two runs on two hit* for Hunfurd
In pacing the winning attack.
A three-run siploafon In the
bottom of the slain enabled Han
ford to overcome a 3-2 deficit
and provide the victory margin.
Hires gave up only on* earned
un in the four scored by the
■art. Th# chunch y contrntllar yielded hut four hits, is
suing the same number of |>a**e*
and strike outs.
Tha win wa* the second
straight for lh * All-Hlar*, who
•topped Elliott Til# Co. Is«l
Thursday night, 6-1, on Ikib
Bator*’* aevenlh Inning 2-run
homer. Hanford Is now paired
wjtk Orange Bulrk In tha quartet-flnsl* which will h* played
• I 8:80 p.m. In Rsposltlon Park
Wednasdsy night.
T h* Freasers scored an unearned run In the firat. Hanford
cam* hark to tl# thing* up o*
John Keeling singled to lend off
und want to second on Iln*t>r<-'«
walk than scored on Rill Grabtree’s ground nut.
The Frasiers capitalised mi
Donler’s infield hit and Kent
Chtelain’s throw to hlird which
w a s unprotected, permit II iik
Dooler to cross Ihs piste In the
third giving Plymouth a 2-1
. edge, Hanford tied tha game In
the last half of the fourth when
Hire* singled aero** rightfleldi-r
Jim Drum,
‘ Plymouth wvrit ahead In lh"
top of the sixth by paiUyliig n
pair of walks, a hit and an error.
The lead was short lived, how
ever, for the Recreation All-Htur
•rrupted for three i*un* In tha
bottom of the sixth to take u
commanding 6-3 lead.
Hire* again delivered another
Ii8l*|y bass hit to drive In
F u n g i* Htenstrom, who had
reached baa* on an error. Catch• * Coleman Yato* waa walked
than earn# hum* on Keeling’s
grmmder with Hires streaking
•cross behind Yales with the
final tally nf tha evening,
In f Hire* ha* permitted only >«v.
•n h ill, mm earned run mid won
two without a defeat.
PsUtka
A ll II
O A
Mallard, 21. .......
3
2
1 0
Lop»s. lh
4 ()
.1 (i
Kasishisn, If
n n
l o
Smith, 3h ...
6
2
1 4
Plrlle, rf
4 1 2
o
8ondarmeyer, **
<12
1 1
Hildebrand, lb
tl 0 13 :)
Poiton, c .....
. 6 1
7 0
Hamm, p
3 o
o 1
a-Ranm.w ..........
t
I
0 0
b-Baia
0 II
o o
Hutaon, p
.....
0
0
<1 u
' Total*
40 4 33 I t
Daytona Bearh
A ll II
O A
Bailer, *« ........... 6
l
I 2
Rucker, 2b
..... 4
0
2 3
Cook, cf
4 2
0 0
d ia ry , rf
4 0
0 0
Tlanow, If
...... 6
0
2 0
DAYTONA BEACH UB- Paintka's Amiens skinned tho Dayton*
Reach Islander* 6-4 in nn ll-lnnlng
baseball gome Sunday nlKht to win
thu Florida Slatu la-nguo rliam
plonshlp
Willi lh* victory, Palatka closed
out the finals of thu .Sliaughncasy
((layoffs three (tallies to <mn. The
(Inals were si’liudlllod three gamut
out <d live.
The contest was Interrupted hi
rain for 20 minute* after the lOtr
Inning, In Ihu 11th, Palatka Short
stop Gary Sondermeyer drove In
First Baseman Angel l.opc*. from
second base with the winning run
Veteran (Veil Hutson relieved
fin scorn b llamin and struck out six
in tha last three Innings to cut
credit for the victory. Hill Miller
went In for starter Eddie Gnsque
In the ninth and was charged with
the lusa.
The Assies victory rllmssed
a rather Klrniiae drive that saw
^ Cecil
T
v
---------Hutson
li. Mmidermerer
the A’a virtually "hacking” In
to the play-offs on Ihe hash of
holding the best season's re
cord among the five clubs who
didn’t make n berth In first or
secomt place for holli halves.
Rill Stelneckii’s fighting crew
rontiircn third place
III
both
halve*, which wouldn't have or
dinarily permitted them t« plav In
the post-season Hhaughni-says, hut
since Ih-laod woo Ihe pennant In
liulh halves there were cuily three
clohs In the plny-off*. Thus, PsIntkn, tedding Ihe lo-st overall sea
son rec<(rd among the rest nf the
league teams, whs picked to be
the four (It club In the post-season
series.
The ■'miens marched through
the preliminary set by dropping
•Ins Itcm-li twl e and then the A's
proceeded to win the Hist two en
counter* of the finals with Day
tona before the Islanders finally
won. However, the Htelnerkeinaii
honored bark Inst night scoring
three runs in th« ninth to tie up
lh" roiilesl and one mure In the
lltli to U-e the gume ami the
Palatka
II
I
.760
llnvtoun
I
2
.260
*
The game wrnpped up th" Ffll
m
iI' || _i111| | CJf ItlfllL
Grooms Announces
Seven Game Grid
Schedule Fdr *52
Hr T. V. HAVIH
Tlicic I* fool 1,1.11 In the nlr *1
Groom* Acadcni". The «chool U In
full force with nil Ike boy* Irvine
to inuk" thu team. Mmi'l coach H
Douglas tnld that all the boy.,
arc hack but Hlllv Wynn, Cecil
William* and Louis .lack»un. At
present them are about 36 grl <
ihnrlquti, c
a*plranl* working out for the
lasque, p
team at th* Crooin* practice field
|U|*r, P
with more nip*cted later lh|»
month.
Meantime, the Academy an
nounced Ita 1*32 football ached—Ran for Rtnnow In lltli.
til#. H i# Panthara will play
-Struck out for Millar In 11th.
alatka .......... 030 001 003 01 -3 seven gam#*, four *1 home and
avion* Heath 000 300 010 00—t three away with two open data*,
* —Mallard, Lojus 2, I'lrllc, Th# Crooma eleven will open the
t i l. Cook, Geary, Pollard, Irby. eriann hare with New Hmvrtt*
^—Rucker, Hmlth 2, Hildebrand, Bench on H*nt. 16. and end lh*
notation. Sondarmeyer. RBI— campaign playing In Hasting*
rhy 9, I'lrtlt, Tetnow, Smith 2. nn Nor, t l .
B—Balltr, Cook. H R -Irhy, Plr*. BB-Mallard 3, Smith. 8 lallard, Unique. DP—Gaauue,
Sarlquet and Pollard. Left—Faitka 12, Daytona lieach 8. IlH—
If Gaique 6, Miller 8, Hamm 9,
utson 1. HO—by Uatquo 3, Mil*
r 1, Hamm 1, Hutson 1. HO—
g M
h
¥
SP“u l ? » . toteEiS2:
P la yo ffs On Victory Over
T H E HANFORD H ER ALD
Pag* 8
Monday, 8*p l. 8, 1931
Sports Roundup
By GAYLE TALBOT
Murray
H it
NEW YORK I * — When Jo*
Black, Ihe Dodgers' great rookie
relief specialist, warms up in Um
bullpen h* always stands about ilx
feet back of the rubber and throws
the extra distance steadily until
Manager Chuck Drosscn calls him
in to take charge.
"I'v e alwaya don* it." the young
Negro star explain*. ' ’From back
there the plate looks much smaller
and Its harder tu hit, but when I
start pitching at the shorter dlstanco It looks big as a bouse and
I be corners seem easy to h it"
un the team.
We hadn’t heard of the scheme
Jay was topa in three other de
partments too.
io. H
ne* fanned
ranneu 131
ia i before, but it stems fully as sen
and pasaed 101
101, computing 18 sible aa the batter's practice of
guinea In 216 Innings of pitching, awiMlng a heavy, loaded bat along
Murray Byrd
rd holds tha dlstlne- with nis regular war club before he
tlon of being th* only Bemlnol* enters the dot.
In the department of poor news
(linger to atari and finish th*
»en*on. Hyrd won th* most for seven other National League
Kjmes, 14 and likewise dropped teams, by the way, la a report
RICK CABAHES
the most contest#, 16. Appearing
raring that the Dodgers hav* another suFlorid* Oalora
in 37 games and twirling 220 per-duper Negro star coming up
from
their
Montreal
farm
next
(m in e s ,
ha waa th #
veritable
Mnirk-horaa on the mound for season, a gs-year-oki named Jimmy
Suufoni HI* F,RA was not too Gilliam who might chase Jackie
Robinson right off second base.
itnniesilvv, standing at 4.38.
The pennant-winning Deljind He's t he International League's
Ri-d-llats broke the club battlru most valuable this season.
Jackie, whu Is getting no young
rimi k held by Hanford since 1D41
when that squad hit .284 ov«r er bsck t» first, where he played
the season for an all-tlm * high. when Brooklyn won a pennant in
The IP61 Hats hit .292 In a dis '47 and that would leave theDodGAINESVILLE^
(Special) —
play that iio Blue follower want* Her bosses fre e , to peddle Gil Florida's Coach Boh Woodruff Is
Hodges (or a powerful sum of looking for a quarterback succes
tu recall too often.
Thu lilua* had a final and of money If they wished.
sor to Haywood Hulivao from a
group of two juniors and two
fjrial team batting mark of .260,
A prominent sports writer friend sophomores.
amt a fielding mark of .949, about
par for the course after 13 years suggests (hat wo relax and quit
Rick Casares, thn 1961 fullhcuk
bellyaching about long baseball whu played about ten minutes at
of lung ne play.
While attendance figures hava games.
(fuarterhack, and Doug Dickey, a
"I'vo never yet had a letter cum
... . reserve last year wlm got in 14
nut yet been announced, it would
about the length
of minutr* of game action, are thn
he safe to say that the 1062 Blue* plaining
*r
weightily. as
. . Juniors. Casares I* from Tampa;
mure than doubled the 10,282 total games," he says weightily,
gate that witnessed the Sanford though that lelllos everything. Dickey from Gainesville.
Tha sophomore candidate* al
Giants of the year before. I f one " I ’vo come In believe that the fan
tha moment are Fred Roblnion,
were to Include all the children, who pay* hi* way In wants to sit
a HI. Petersburg luiy who play
women on lodlrs night and the there ns long as possible and get
ed the pnsitlan fur the Gator
Mg family rilgltt games, Ihe grand till money’s worth. Maybe it's auty
"B" team last year, and Jim
Mini would exceed the BSJXtO re- the baseball writer* who don't Ilk*
lllrsch, a reserve back with the
cord figure of the 1V.4H team dur long games."
“B” team a year ago, lllrsrh
The snswer to that I* that the
ing the regular season.
was tha second baseman on FloAmid tho "Rucks for Baseball” mure Intelligent fans are too tired
rlda's Southeastern Conference
drive, which Was spearheaded by tu write letters to the editor after
championship
baseball team last
they
have
sat
through
one
of
the
Junior Chamber of Commerce
spring. He Is from Pittsburgh,
President Douglas Htenstrom and modern three • hour paralysers.
Pa.
former gubernatorial candidate They Just go home and give the
Thera may he numerous experi
I^alley Odham, came n completo cat a couple of kicks and sit and
mental moves during tho earlyfront office shakcup that saw sulk.
season practice* to sen If nay of
John Callahan supplant Joel Field
tho other backs can come through
ns president ami Ilusslness Man
at tha ball-handling spot, and
ager John Krlder retain Ids post.
even freshmen candidates are
The success of tha “Bucks for
likely to get a good combing by
Baseball” drive proved that th*
tha coaching ataff as Mentor
average baseball fan In 8anford
Woodruff seeks to best fill the
didn't want to let baseball die,
spot.
despite the inroads that television,
outdoor theaters, stock car races
flilU uu)| r » i f i . iiiniin tit tHHiMf
Erratic Blues Set Two Marks
ny K E N T GHETLA1N
Th# curtain la down on th#
Hemlnol* Hluea, Sanford’* arra
tic
Independsntly ownad
and
operated baseball entry In th*
Florida Htata Laagu*. It now re
mains for the itatlstlrlana to Ini
tial th# final chapter In retroapecl.
Thla year’s Hanford club wa*
wholly In the hands of local fans.
They named It. they made It
prosper, at the beginning of tha
season, and whin th* club was
on the rocks preparing to throw
In the towel, they ro»* up In
dividually to participate In tha
"llucks for Basabalr drive that
staved off collapse and praaervrd
the club until th# close of lh*
season.
(A the field th* Wu*» showed
signs of greatness. At on* point
early In the firat half tha Hamln« lr* reeled off a winning »k*ln
of 17 wins In 19 gamaa to draw
within .014 paretntage point* of
first place, ihe cloiaat any FHL
team came to unseating tha DaLand club thla year.
Following on tha footsteps of
this tremendous victory march
whs a devaatlng losing streak
that (iw tho Heminulea nose dive
from second place to sixth. Flayr rs were released In wholesale
lots and Ute steady stream of in
coming and outgoing performers
cached such a stage that no one
wu* sure of hit status and fans
could hardly tell who was play
ing without a teorreird,
Hunfurd had Ih n e teams at
this point, on* coming, on* on
the field and one going. This loss
of second baseman Johnny Imbra,
the hitting and fielding sensation
of the league, In aarly June Just
added to the woe* of tha Blues.
The first half andrnl with Banfold eking past th* Dayton*
Ilvtu'h Islander* by on* percent*
UK" point for fifth pltc#. Bolaterc(| tiy tha return of Imbra and
ilia acquisition of Frank Hmlth
vln tii" iplit Ion rout* from Miami
llonch, Hanford w ai preparing
Hu ull-imt ilrlva for a play-off
berth in lh* second half.
However, th* Hamlnol* lllu*
inacliliiv couldn't g it. clicking In
Ihu early part of th* lant phas#
of the campaign a* th*y held a
miserable 2-H record. T h * big
drive began w itbNth* Blue* win
ning 24 o M2 gam«a to climb Into
third plac* fur *w hll*, only to
give out at th* Important time*
winding up fifth for tha arcond
hair.
Tha overall Sanford itandlng In
Hie Slat" l.onp waa ilath ptara
due to tha lalandor*' graat puah
in th* aacond portion of th* • • • ton. Th* Semlnol** hold 33-93
mark for the first half and a 32
37 Won-loss record for tho see
olid part of tha season for a com
blned 64-70 count at tha end of
the season. Thla compare* to tha
fifth place standing nf tha San
ford Giants of the year before of
67-70.
To offset this dismal showing
was tha fact the Blues sat one
new league record and establish
ed a club mark, besides coming
close In several other depart
ments.
Tha Blue* as a train clouted out
H4 home runs to surpass the old
F 8 I. mark# of 60 established by
Hanford In I960 when Ed Levy
poled 33 to set the all-time Indi
vidual elreult figure.
Joe Parisr, drawing 136 walks,
broke tha club record he art In
1061 when he got 121 PnrUa'i
total waa top* fur the league thla
year and was IB abort of tho FSL
record of Lyle Judy’a, who reached
firat 162 times while playing for
Palatka In 1961.
T h * aaason was enlivened by
Manager Chuck Aleno'a determin
ed bl(Tto aet tha runa-hatted-ln re
cord and tha home run mark. H t
fall short in both attempt* but
in the process gained recognition
a* one of the FSL’* greatest
slugger*.
Aleno's 131 RBI's was nine
behind the loop mark set by Han
ford Buddy Lake In 1040. Chuck's
mark Is the fourth high total In
tha circuit's history standing be
hind Hmathrr*' 134 and llray'a
139,
Tha gargantuan Seminole pilot
clouted out 26 home runs to fall
eight short of Levy’s FHL record
of 33. Aleno’s total, ranks secami
In the State league record books.
Ha might hava written preced
ence In both the HBI ami IIH
column if he had not missed nln*
of the 137 games tha Blues playad thla year.
The friendly giant was tha In
dividual halting atari on tha Sem
inole* this season as he lad th*
eluk In skvan batting departrahkfd w o rn ! In run* ,to
With 101. topi In hit*
147)
total
baaaii 243)
i, 211 homere 26 s runphatted-ln 13t: and averaga .303.
Th# Hanford ski ier fanned only
ill time* In over >70 appeal aiicaa
at the plale,
lleilde* eettlng a new rluh l.ato
on hall* record Joe Purls* paced
th# team In run* with t i l , plan
ing second .in hit*, total haici and
triple*. He’ wa* third hi homara,
14, three more than he hit with
th# Sanford Giant* In 1061, third
In HBI'a with B3.
Join* "Jay or Chico" Corral**,
former Jefferson High ikhoot
hurling tarnation, waa th# king
of
th# Hemlnol#
moundtmen.
Corral** Joined the Blue# after
th * beginning of th* season ana
potted a 13-12 record with th*
lowest tamed run averaga, 2.H7,
Rick Casares Joins
F ig h t ForHay wood
Sullivan s Old Spot
liway potential fan*.
Tli« fu tu r* of the Seminole
Bluet la now the 9<t4 riuaitlon.
Rumor* tay th* Nuw York (Hanta
are again eyeing Hanford for a
*prim> training bam for their
coplnua farm lyitem in 1063. It
may ha contingent nn whether or
not they will ho willing to spontor another Hanford entry In the
KSL.
Kegardlusa of the fact that
thla tcaton wa* a ‘•blue" year
fo r tho Hamlnule Blue*, local fan*
benefited from tho 60-odd homo
rame* under th* light* of Hanurd’a magnificent fUUV.000 Memurlal Stadium. Proof of thla la
dlacarnabl* In the fact that over
3.1 PO fana attended thu Merchant*
Night came, 3,700 wltneaaad the
FSL All-Star rontast, and aavaral
other game*, Including opening
night, attracted nearly 2,000,
r n x i iiH r * c s T a iK i
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New York 3 Washington 1
Cleveland 4 3 St. Louis 0-1
Detroit 4 Chicago 2
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TODAY'S GAMES
American League
(No gam w scheduled)
NaUoeal Leagne
Brooklyn at New York ( 2)
(Only games scheduled)
BliNDAY’S RESULTS
206 Magnolia
National League
Phone — 9180
Brooklyn 4 New York 1
CURVACtOUf actrau Marilyn
Monro* ■porta a wide amli* and
■ low cut gown aa aha laada lh*
Mtaa America beauty pageant at
Atlantia City, N. J, a rand Martha)
of Urn panda, MU* Monro* lad 69
American baautlaa from all over
th* nation In a gala spectacle
vlowed by 130,000.(ial*m»HoMl)
(■' M C O R M
DAYTONA BEACH, (Special)—
With Just ten more nights of rac
ing after Saturday at the Votusl*
County Kennel Club h*r*, Gen
eral Mannger Jerry Collins haa
delighted thn fans by announcing
a series of at least three— ana
possibly more — matinees d url ;
the final week. These matins#*
are designed to give tha thousands
of dog racing fans In Dayton*
Reach thu maximum of *nJoy-merit before th* curtain fa U f
Sept. 17,
All th* remaining nlghla i f '
the meet will item with thrills,;,
with kennel owners ready tog „
their grayheunds
for th# Detby,
grtyhoul
rhirh wifi be run Manday, Heftlost lows
13. Thera will ba sllmfuitb
for Ih lt classic Thursday, Hap
I I . The Derby Consolation la slated for Tuesday, Kept. 18,
Attendance and mutual play haa
soared beyond all prsvloua rec
ord* this year and Collin* expect*'
the final ten days to ba th* belt"
V<d.
_____
Rt. Irouls 4 Pittsburgh s
Chlcngo 6 Glnclnnall 1
Muslim 3 ] Philadelphia 1-1
f
Tim following I* a Hat of til
the play«r* out for tha team with
their weighti, Bill William*, 164;
WIHU Damp*, 162: Arthur Knight,
Itill) Kddia Ellsy, 106; Jo* Straw*,
178; Woodrow Detrcvllle. 130|
H'*nry King, 170; Billy Gordon,
100; George Allen, 136; Alton
Redding, 178; Lea Thomat, 176;
John Moor*, 170; Nathaniel Will
iam*, 160! Joeanh Baker, IM|
Williams, 150j drndy Edge, 187;
Mitchell, Cleveland, .314: Good
man and Kell, Boston, .111,
R u m batted In - Doby, Cleveland and A r n lit , Philadelphia,
33; R o m , Cleveland, 91; Robinion, Chleago end Dropo, Detroit,
■9.
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L e ft Before VCKC
Closes For Season
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D r iiv r ir , by 7:00 F. >1., picas* call
Y E L LO W CA U 1441
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EetablLshed 11*08
I V O L U M E X L IV
Politicians In
Egypt Told To
j) C w m t Evils
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Ship ExcluiittfeM Crew' — Saves $1,500,000
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T h e new le g is la tio n w ill h e ro in e
effective ufler ........................
the
gnvcrnmrnl'a nfflrtal imirnal. ex
jiertrd tins weak It provides »pe
rifle regulation* governing tin- eon
duct nf political parties.
Monday liadwan aaid the Inw
hui as Its atm the virtual dlxsolu
tom of the p.nliex ax they are now
organized.
The 51-year old Army command
er's new government announced
after a in* hour session - longest
• In Egyptian tiislury — that It hud
approved legislation limiting own
ershlp of arable land In 21X1 acres
per per soil
In a slatemenl Issued after the
meeting, Naguib described the lii-c
Islatinn as “ the first sten
sic towards
ib
rebuilding Egypt’s Muclaf and ecu
The power!
in fill Army chieftain.
who became sole ruler of Egypt by
la kin over tl
the premiership
iin Sun
8
resignation of
allowing the raitanatl
Premier
er Aly Maher, added more
i
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A royal ilacreo Issued by the
authority of the Regency Connell
functioning for the infant King
Find II. named Naguib military
governor of Egypt under the mar
lial law proclaimed follow lug the
Jan 2ii fire riots In Cairo
Naguib also heads the War ami
Navy Ministries In Ids own Cabinet
and Is commander in chief of Die
armed forces lie led the Arms
coup which ousted King Farouk
Julv 28.
The measure, approved by the
Cabinet today, rails for exproprla
tlun nf all land above 200 acres
under single ownership within fisc
years. One fifth nf the total Is to
be taken over each year
other provisions Include:
Expropriated landowners will be
entitled to pension* ammmline to
ten times the rentalvalne oftheir
land These pensions will he pay
a ablo by government bills over 30
w years.
Landowners, however, also are
given the right to sell their land*
before thev are taken over hv the
government The price must not
exceed in times Us rental value
•
Maternal Deaths In
State May Be Lower
K*
New T raffic Regula
tions To Prohibit
Some Turns On Red
A 'ixim-il fnr an edixmati- nrni
fur Ni-grii I'ldl'lrrn of Hanford to
I'liulhiir n •w iininll" nnq|, ulav
ernun 1 nod bssi'hall fu-ld sva« un
seulM la*! nbdit in tin- I'ltv Cum
mission hv llcrbcr* Cherry, re
nrexeutative nf the llnalnons, I ’r*.
ferslnnal ntni C'lvlr Clnl., n luritl
Nevrn oroanlxathm.
lie siMir.l that hr Imd the ba-k
loir nf Negro ehutrlies amt urgnoirntinnx lure nn ll-e matter, an,)
suggested that thr €711v *er-ure and
fence in an area large enoiigli |nr
lilt* piinmxe, adillng tliat lie wns
not partlgnlar whether till* I* In
i.nl Mioro or Cieorgttown.
Ojje possible -ilte suggested by.
Filerrn if" the a»rfage auuth of
the Goldsboro Frlmarv School,
lie *ald that hi* nrganltatinu, ill
ro-nperation with Negro cinirclie*
nn,) other ermlp* would do all tlini
tln-v ran toward such a prnieet.
Mayor \V, It. Stemper Ntnl.-t
that the Cmiitnlsslmi will studs
the program Mini -re what ran Inworked nut. 'bat-while he ashed
Cherry to Investigate *ite* fnr
xueli a project,
III the inlet ext of *«fetv. the
Commission directed that sign- he
placed til four liusv street inter
sections prohibition milking tight
turns on a red signal light, n
practice long allowed In Hanford
The signs art- being placed ot
three Cork Avenue Inlersecli-m*:
hirst Street. Ninth Hired nod
Tlilrteenth Ntrecl, and at F ir't
Street anil Palmetto Avenue.
No turns at all will he allowed
on Saturdays at First Street and
I’nrK Avenue. Citv Manager Tom
i.rtnon announced this morning.
•*Mv bualnrs* l* l.elng crucified,
said Raymond W. Herron, owner
of a fruit stand on Dark Avenue
lust north of the lia ffir l«lond at
Twenty-fifth Street, who declan'd
that lie was making n final appeal
to the Coinniiision t“ do someDung about the violation*
by
northbound motorist* of the
traffic »ti*l> *ig» "» ‘ be short
street bordering the east side of
the traffic Island.
Mr. Herron at a previous meet
ing declared that lid* practice
prevented motorists from parking
in front of Ids pi a -e of buslm-s*.
Mayor Stemper point*<l mit that
he had asked State Highway MH;
rials about the matter, ami that
they had made u« recommenda
tions, and suggested tliat Mr. Her
ron confer with other nearby pro
perty owner* to decide what Is to
lie -lone,
.
,
Placing of a one-way signal
light at the atopplng point near
hli placa of huslness was auggerted by Mr. Herron, who pointed
out that motorist* Ignore the pre.
B
ChA « J It r £ t with the State Roa.l
f w V V ’T3'
Critic Of Kisenhowor
N ew
D u a lity
m
F t • i u i d 1. A l n i ' s h i i l l , I n
D t ie o it Is ( 'r o w n u i l
P i t ‘ f t l!
Ii.H ill
i^ s a
f.°.v. *nsr
CHICKEN ■APBBQUR
Inspection Trip
O f St. Johns Rivc*r
Made By Engineer
Raiford Escapee
Seized In North
After Wild Ride
r.d. II W SchuH, It V H
Army dixiti,-i engineer, nl .lack
Millville Hindi’ Ills f i ml titp 0\
b’l i i r i t i v o
is
uuisi-r to S.irifiiiil, Snlitidny. a Oil
un Suiidav criiisp.l up the Si
.lidms to l.nke I In roe v to get
( 'u ir y iiiM
belter tut|iiiiiiiU-d with tin- route
of tin; river elinnttel lendittv to
liie piopose.l Sanford-ntusville i fiMKEWSHllR V
Mi
i.f
t'nnnl.
Mote pollcv Itrtlat t eptoied a III..
He wit * ae, otnpaniad by liix Identified ax Stanley Nawtickl, 3:
wife nttil n p aity of friends, mid Ilfidgeuefrr aftei a mile
Inn,
w ldie lieie was vitiletl It)- I 'ham chase l,y unto and on Itml and
hei of t'oiiiinerce Mannget For held Inin in colmerliiiii with an
te<t Itreckellridge and Al 1 ev. ••scape front the I lorlila Slut,
Muld For
Thu ft o r C’ai* And
Revolver
Halifax,
Doth Colonel anil Mr*. Ss-trull
were impressed with the nttiac
tivrnrss of
uftci
OI Banfurit^
naiironi, and
auu m
tci
making C
the hake llarnry til;
toiil.l
Mr.'• nrvckeiiltdgp Ihak.tiiay
- ............
Foilltl UllUrrstand why the people
of this section ate tu anxlmix to
have the canal.
Meanwhile, other event* artshaping tow nr,I pushing llir ,-hnmI
issue, H.'Cotdlng to Ml llteck.il
rftlge
Furl lit ow n, clialritimi >d ttnnewly forme,I St. John, Indian
Itlvi-r
lnt|iruv*meut t ,,111111111.-.-.
Is callitte a meeting »o lui- .lay
Sept, 111 nl 11:00 a 111 m Silvct
Spring* of persons Interested in
the development of till* group
intu u full fledged organitatn.o
A Dutch tieat lunch will l»served during th* noun period
Col. II. C . Gee, coiixulting en
gineer for Die Central unit South
iTit Florida Finml Conti at Mix
trlrt, will he prenetit t.< advise tl.e
group In its plans for the pto
motion of the St. Johnx-lmlinu
River
project. Definite action
will he taken to Initiate a ■nogram that It is hoped will show
some tnnglhle results during the
present administration in \Vadi
ington.
Another meeting of interest tu
proponent* of watarway impiov*
menu IS the atat*-wlde conference
at Hiauge Court Hotel, OiIambi,
under sponsorship nf the Florida
State Chamber of Commerce, Frl
d*V, Sept. ID at OiHO a m.
Flood and water control pro
ject*. including those of the up
per St, Johna River basin, will Indiscussed, ami according to George
C, Doherty, director of Die com
mittee activities, they expect a
large representation from the
Slate Legislative group, the en
tire Congtvisional delegation ax
well a* Governor Warren, ami
Dan McCarty, Democratic noml
nee fur governor.
Singing* Twins Give
Renditions For Lions
Twin* Jan and June Daggett, re
lative* of co-program chairman
Cecil Carlton, highlighted the
Dions Club’* luncheon meeting at
th* Yacht Club today with the
lilting lyric* of "flln", "Dourly
Little Robin” and "Story of laive".
The attractive Cross City twin*
are sister* of Mrs. John Carlton.
Carl Wllllama distributed * list
at course* offered In the propusoj
adult education c lu ie *
to
he
given by Rtetson University here.
Tig asked that nl) members hack
th* program and sign up for one
or more rlatsea. Th* course* will
be taught in Sanford two night*
a week for *lx week* with no ex
amination* or homework.
Co-Program Chairman Malcolm
MoeNelll announced that next
week'* program would Include n
talk from th* two High School
coaches about th* football team
far this year and a speech by Ray
mond Mltwe*.
a beach wag,,,, and a liu .k
He wax currying a 't* calitue
puller--Ivie ri-vnlvei will, l,,ui I I
lets and Ivin elllply chilli,i.els I ,
Hen uuoled him ax savin, in lu.d
the two shut- wlien lie wus ne.i, .y
euptuird in .lacksiinvllh I la
Nawiiekl said In- stol, tin . i t
in which lie wax luiitid
N V
He was cliuigrd with being 1
fugitive Irum justice d m mg ,. ,n,
nut a license, carrying a i,-i.,i..r
and car llu-lt
Elsewhere, in Heat er t ails p .
Die F ill lias cruxii'il amiutl.ei nun.e
•df tlx llxl Ilf HI inn .I Want. ,1 cm..
Illalx
Scratched was the name ..I t..
xepb Zalutsky, 37. a tile iern..r
who escancd from a slat,, pn on
at Raifurd, Fla . and wax e.iplui.d
Momlat night try lleteetlie It....
ilnre Smith. Heater l ulls polue
force
ttfflclals said Die unarmed
,
lulxky, a former resident nf u
lentowii. J*ii , offered nn reslxt.o, e
and admitted his identity He 1 , I
been working In Ibis West. >1
Pennsylvania city as u jam'
Sentenced In the slaying nf a 11 ■
ami, Fin , police man, 4ululxk> .
caped prison Sept 1(1 I9.M lie
was arrested by Smith alter polu o
were told liy two reslilenls th. v
had seen an FBI [Mister with
lulxky'* picture.
Lake Mary CIti/.eiiN
Plan Further Move
A committee nf Lake Mary ....
rcn*. appointed Inst Wednes.inv
night hv Hliiens of the rommumi
at * public meeting, will meet
Tnurfldiv night At thr Lakr Mary
Community Building to decide --rt
Git1 hiring of nn attorney and tinraising of fund* to enter fli11ii
against Wallace $1. Tml.l to compel the reopening nf P alnpit.
Avenue, Iceding tn the north *h„t.of f ake Mary, for public use
The anliuulirement was ■imd.this morning by Frank Even,,
chairman nf (be rm n.Jtlre which
Includes
Roy
Howell,
Homer
Gleason, It, R. True,
Etlwsrd
Zimmerman, James Yates, Will
lam Leffler, Jo* Irving, Raymond
Ball, ami W. P. Burke.
Tb* lakes of Lake Mary are fur
the people to enioy, said M r
Evans. He pointed out that tax.*
on th* property had not been nati
since 1022, and itated that Mrs
H. D. Durant, the original owner,
had dedicated the street for pub
lic uie, anti that It had been •<>
used evar since.
"We are going to fight this
thing to a finish," he addrd.
“There I* not a peraon I have seen
here who does not w lih to open
up the road," ha added.
-ii ilox h. vl leg uf til- Ion,
II- plan- lo spend
duv o
I to t Ml <. wlo 11.0 some of In
slop iiiiv. luvicd oidx a- long ■•
it 1 ok to,i, lo mate a speech m.. l,o n lo In- an plan.
Ip . In ul, nanl-i imln uled t In*i
in*
p .. , n in Hau I laiK'it.'ii to
iiigltl
w lot'll will tie delivere,I
ovei it national I adiu and lelxvision hook o).
vvill dual ex
leiixiv.lv Willi fnieigo policy, in
plevloox x|.ee, hex, to- tiux tlouplv
oel.uilevl llo- avtlo l* of liie T ill
man udiidioxti alioit in D,e ino-io
and t otopi-
UN Lujuur Dealings
(Itargu Suit! Untrue
NEW YtiMK -h
the Itritisll
Hulled Nations delecatlon tie
scribes ux i-otnpletely unfounded
the ihai,;rx lay Ipp.m deale IS Dial
Slum- ol its staff hi itdtugged tax
free Iupior lo outsiderThe allegations weie made Mull
day al the National litlad l.l.pmi
I'aekagivSbire Assm-i.ilmn conven
linn
A brilixh delegalluu s|Mikesiiiun
suul in a statement Monday night
that Die charges an- "wilhiml any
evidence tn support them Kind) we
caiinut lie ex[irrtrd tu lake them
seriously "
Itenjamiu .lose|vh* |irexiili-nl ot
Die dealers' miuciiDim, said un
derlmgs in Die Brltisli ami Soviet
Russian delegations were the worst
offenders He alsn limned Die dele
gallons (mm France, lit aril, Die
Netherlands. Nicaragua, Ecuador
and Fern
Only Die British have issued u
itatemcnt
However a U. N r.poke.stnan tie
nled any buollegtflng by its per
sormel And the United States del
cgalmii said II knew uf nn abuses
nf the tax
free llipinr setup and
that it bad tint heard any cum
plaints
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vi-loti, the 4IHti, lia* l.eei, fluid
lie s|H-d away when the tioopeo mg in Korea l»i month* llen.-i
neared hull AIh iii I a utile ilD lan l,
he ahatliluned the t 11 and fit'll ml ) II.■- vtixt. the f a r Eastern pulley
the wundi when* he wa* m.-ilskeu of tin- admihlsliattuii und .\m n
without resistance
,
nan foielan pnltcy a* .■ wlod» arc
i ’ojh e said Nawiiekl lohl met, Considered An* of ttin log Issm-*
lie lit'oke mil of the rioiiila pri-'-ii
on July id, whrie he wa* sen mg in Du* pirxl.p-ldml eiactiuli.
HlryenxonS *i liednle plao.lv ,n
in years fm rnldn-ry, and made
Ills way mu th hy dealing two e .is. dteulex Die im poitalne to- |ila .-
.M h u Iv U
.
tilnlly I have xeen Hie i-;iix nil
the via) (ruin New Volk to tile
I'.icifn- t o * , t
Mix ti.p ha- laneii ti i mi min
Mtnnexolu
i olor.tilo
\ \ voitiing.
Mold.,in, Idaho t'regin, and W i-li
i nii;iim
In a eno'liii,: inoml ol
in-eehex and a p p e a l.n o tDie
overtioi
laid down tin- main
v!i omul work ol hi- v anipuii’ii. n
vin.tleii « lu* t« twitted a I oiik It-t of
iti'ptitiltcnn eatiip.iign elatm - and
di-cn-seil re gin i i ,11 .- - o t the
v.„ i,tux xl
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>..lea, |. p i. . . o ' . Die logg. <
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U lh o o ji ,i , ,n t Iteim..t a li
ihnltm m i of the the f of I' Wn t'llMItl
terwuy* I'omiutttee. The group
I’ullee were .tnuw.ire of Naw
xlayeii overnight at tiie Ynhler In-kt'x pa-l when thev apptoachr.1
Hotel before making Die Honda) him sitting to a natked cur on tintrip iihoard their cruiier, the Worcester tuinpiki-
'lu
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,1. It. I- 11,1* Cunipuiyil lx ) 1.01,- In’,III
Negroes Ask City
For Recreation
Area With Pool
•No. 1.1
Thousands Cheer Ike
In Indianapolis W ith
Sen. Jenner On Hand
in>n hi* i-uinpioKi. t* "gotn,r l.cni.
u f id ly .
I lie
b r l t i , . , jin
[•lext.lenlul
. sinlnlale ,- on * l»x|
wide
ij iix ’ i i i ), loot id liie Vtevlein -latex
Ip p aten ll) Ne.irleiieil tiv Die Mfe
nl the I rnwilx amt the leceptinn
H.->
have iu-i-n ijlvo,^ Into all
i%
dohf the line M eveii'im told a
i '. mill nun- po ol.- aodii-nce in
I'm tl and tire
"I Itilnk < Ian -av w ill, , 011(1
FOR !H l f l l l l YIM1 III United blutta
f#I >t•*A* In n t OUU luit si tiieie lt>f alatri
t . 11»{■! a* *iul
.Shtitiyri* l.a •xcfl*n|(9<1 vt vw i (1 ,$0U tueii un <**t L r f 11«■|•i in * iluuiiie uvi
^tunml tt,» i wy
b «|
N*W Vurk N m v i I Shlp>airtl Aititei ni B«a u iiiiif if I I lie i e
ih i I i [hi i lie ex* ti i i >h*
i I**■
t ~l a
tern front AlJtntk- duty to Ih t RiufU thr \ .nphim is u . » * lie ia in iv it fro*. t*,r I**.* m* i . in* ^ u im c
T h * U S UuvtrnilivHt M VM th# £«»*! »»f bumUm * tsailm* «l#nthtUnfv ami hi-tn. HmM cfle* *, i »i * i the cunlinirnt Above. mtm btfif uf Eh* -W iahtu. 4tr ** •*-.! f*le»t
ttiv xhai.yrt /n
( D ifir i*4ir*or.n 1
trlllpei at III e
A luxuriated I'tea.s le a s e d W in *
_____
ID KEI.M \.N MORIN
SEATTLE -F
tiox Adl.il Siti veniutt headed south today, hunt
itij; political void m Die hill* id
• illlnrttla with thr confident asscr
DAYTONA BEACH kW-Matcrnal
deaths In Florida this year may be
even lower than last year’s record,
Dr E F. McCall, Jacksonville,
leM obstetricians and puhlle health
oitirials from three slates here
Monday.
Dr. McCall, chairman of the
Florida maternal welfare commit
tee, said Du figure fnr this state
last year was 1.3 deaths per thou
sand hlrths ami that In the first
i h acvenmnnth* of this year It was
w only .7 per 1,000.
lie said "wo are hopeful we mey
hold nr belter this figure before
the year is out."
Another speaker before the apoxlmatcly 130 delegates from ""T V *' Commiaahin directed Me.
rid a, Georgia and South Caro- Lemon to check Into the cost of
. j was Dr. Decherd Guess, inch a ilgnal light and t« dalerareenville, S. C. chairmen of the mine If It la practical.
South Carolina Medical Associa
joe Mo*a, amusement machine
tion committee un maternal wel operator, again
{nr « •
fare.
tlon tu lower the present D ^ anDr. Oucaa said there haa been
tag on each P,n . t * 1' K * t v !
encouraging progress In reduetlonn nual
now In operation In the cl y. The
of maternal deaths and that "we CommUifon decided u> 1,vv f
mbit learn more, work harder or 1100 license i — on all •ntuaemetU
We shill be swept backward In the machlna operatorj, nnd to Heenaa
difficult task of creating new each pinball maeh ne at I IB, and
lives "
juke organa
and
Dr. Guess railed the medical gainaa are to romaln at *«“ >n
profession, public health agencies
at triangle"
and hoapllala a
Throughouth
Ih*
dlscusilnn,
tn the continuing fightI against
against In
‘
Commlaaioner John Kader waa
fast and matarna!
mortality."
for llcenilnir
all amusement ma-
CAUFOkNM U WILD
Leaves Seattle Seek
ing Political (ioltl
In California Mills
With IliKhostllopes
Barth cloud) in north putliua
If.rouM, Vv. dues d r ), n ilh v.iJciy
w s l ln n l «fu.v.tix ui.iMlv along the
insal.
t loudv
witti
ixiaslo n al
xhnwt-ix him! Ihuiidrrsliuw rr* in
MUilli iNirllim. tin liming lex* Ireipient Itr d ilr s iln I Mile i lunge ll
*
TUESDAY SEPT. 9. 11*52
L '!.«
:{ Ultimatum Issued By
\
New Dictator Who
G a i n a Legislation
Cutting’ Up Estates
By ZE1N NAGATI
CAIRO, Egypt 1.1V- M i l (Jen.
Mohammed Naguib told Egypt'*
Q political parties today they have
30 days to purge themselves of
corruption if (hey fall to do so.
thev fare the proijieci of banish
iiitot from the nation's political
Irene
ltie word was handed down lay
ratld hadwan mlnlxtei ol state
for Nauiub's new government lie
s|mk# to,a new* conference alter
A tb e day-old Cabinet hud approved
ineaauiM for culling up the na
tion’* big landed estates aiwl renr
gaaiilng existing polillcul parties.
Hadwane splained the an day pe
rind would start with the doy the
government decide1- «n enforce
inent of the legialullnn affecting
the political part os At the end ot
that period, he added. Egypt's an
will lie I'lnpnvveml to dhanlve
those parties found Mill stunted
with corruption
H IE WEATHER
©be Hanford Strralb
IK Y O li UU H I
FOUOHflNO COIONATION C IU M O N IIt Ui Atlantic City. N. J.. ties a
Jane Langley, IS. chosen "M lu Am.ilva of
flaibss • winning
•uJJ. a. .ha p.a«4 U. lia, myal ltd)*'. M lu l.anglry, wtib ica. "M l.,
llauigU" ill the CUUl.st, Cuinr* ftoln Ma.-Uli, sshvi. «ha lia. tw-v-n t
iiiutluatud.rit at tVc.let an I ’ousci vgl,.rv Mhc will use the fl.OUl),, n,,|
arxillp tu advalo* Ion inmlval educullou f Jiiteituilhnial .s.,no,lph,,i,.l
U. S. Jet Pilots ExpriixSt* Report
Continue Havoc Of W arren Aide
B a lin g 7 MIGs Brings On Probe
Tuljil o f LfD Rn .Mini
M:i<lr t ’raft I )i »\viiu‘I
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and raised Du- .‘ .I’p lriiilii'i l.ig ,|
M l ', ' t.f 20 lll--.ll MVl lI
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Tlic Air Force xiihl tin- m ililm y
ui-adi-mv
tut hard In • I'm irth
nf lilts rani
wax |mimdi-d by
ft ICti esplnslvex Irnm U S Hum
<l. i u I
Eighty - mi Ilex i niilivn1ii.il
fllgidsl were lltiwn lit tin- strike
The In I Mil l- -aid Die academy,
ahmil ;i' mile* bum the lily i mu
m u n i'I airfield ail Alitimg in Man
churl.i was helint tepaired
Ki i i i Di Korean and t'ldne e lufiin
I rymen I,allied lunuiixly lulu the
foil rt ft day fur ronlrui id I'apltnl
Hill un Die ( i-iitral Front
Trmlpx nf the crack lli-iuihlic id
Korea ( ’aiiltiil Divlxitm pulled buck
off Die nlu|ics uf Die xhell scarred
height to give It N artillery u
f liifilliii'Rtl if ii f*MK(F t'liturf
AUTO A C C IH E M ’
Hand,I Juiinsoll, Mint ford,
tc
celvcl a hruk'-u ttrin nod nusi1
while M r*. Flnvd Ciix.-, (Ivl.-.l-i,
xilffered from shuck when an autuillidille .-lipped ulmther one fi.m i
TAM FA iXt— Opponents of Die behind on Route 17-1*2 *-a11v Sun
sed East Coast turnplle In day mottling, tl was tcourted to
“ a imallgroup that are up day hv Highway Patrolman Hu
posed to progress unlus progrris bert Har'Wun.
Tlic v-ar driven hv Mra, llatnhl
p in es their door." Slate Road
Board Chairman Alfred McKethan Jnbnsim, iulttaiuliut her lm>b*nd,
stii’ in|ited to pn** the .iiitoinuldlo
said here Monday.
McKethan, nn* nf the prime pro d tiv .lt by Mrs. Leonard M lllmea,
moten of Ru prnpoied super high who w a. .lowing down In make *
wry, said the prusent M ite admin It ft tut ii . Tin1 Johnson ear, i|a1st rot Ion would take nn action bind scrib.'i bv Patrolman Harrison as
ing the next administration on con traveling ut u "high rate nf
struct ion of the turnpike. He laid speed," tned to pass the llluics
the road would be financially feas ear nn Die left but swerved tu the
right at th« last minute tu avoid
ible.
GAMBLING TAXES DROP
The road board chairman said an on-coming vehicle ft um the
JACKSONVILLE GPt— Federal
another group objected to the pro- other direction.
Th* Johnson car clipped Dm
gambling tax collections in Florida
’ posed lumpike because they do not
HCHOOL BOARD
Himes auto, throwing It 30 feet,
w art down last month — $41,431.33
Hupt. T. W. Lawton
Lawton announce! want to impose burdens on Florida while
h1* fed wa* required l*> slop
compared with fM .lo t.w paid In today
i elating to taxpayers and fear the size of the the speeding
ibli
.. - . that problems
leiaiing
nutonmblle.
July. Collection* of Uw 10 par cant school bus transportation
debt. H i said he thought thla group
irtatlon will ho debt,
Turnpike Opponent
Are Hit By McKethun
a
The snlistad men'* dub of Comit-Ufety, like tan Francisco
in bears and H mountain pany I, l»4th Infantry Ro|.lm,J\l
IV along In nf the Sanford National Guard,
‘ ‘ ‘ r»i, held a ohUkan haxbeque for oyirr
Mrs. Hlines was accompanied hy
40 raembrro .wtvoa and friando tax, made In Augustt for fausinssi among those discussed
uiaed at the
th* was sincere
.
last Sunday afternoon at Bluo dan# In July, IndlcsU ambling of meeting of the
spoke before a civic her husband, and Mr. and Airs.
Board . McKethan
.... Bchaol
_____
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K<
Floyd Case.
$410,613.10 la tbe ttats hat month. Thursdayy morning
ra
Spring*.
at 10:00 o’clock, club b<cro.
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I’HVruiHi- hHuh I'tpriiM* him!
Tln*y u I'rc ttppri»\«'d hv • .*»v VS.ii
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havt' -iwnnl a a*4 lii'ki’l 111 llo
vunn. Hu on July L'tt on tho saint*
dale* ihul In claimed exornset lor
a trip In Miami. 48d intl«'s south
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TUESDA Y. HEPT. 0 , 1 MR
TO D A Y ’S ItlR I.K v k r h H
Our im l enemies sometime* I
taka Innocent forms. Up not deeslvtd by ln«lnp*rn flatlrrv.
Stand against Ih* wile* of the
devlU-Kphetlan* B ill.
W ild lliit rounliv tiredf it not
necruanlv a good liv* rrnl rig*r.
hut • good five trol piece.
At the iat* thr Kr*i*an War i*
■oink. il may tom* day !ir r*frn *d
to At ihp InnRPtl wnt in our lii*buv.
We like everything about Mitt
America expert lirr (nntinei* (<>i
Mr. Truman wlu, dir ihinkt it "the
o u t s t a n d i n g American today".
Senator Sm others’ Stand
From Scrmtor George Smnthcrn comnn a ntntement of
Ii N position with rt'.artect to the presidentiol campaign.
Friends throng hunt Florida will rnmember thnt ho enmpnigncil vigorminly two yearn ago ngainat former Senator
C lm uli' Pepper with many of the Truman platform plunkn an
the chief isniien,
It in enpeeinlly intereating, therefore, to gee whnt the
Senator nayn now with reaped to the Democratic prcaltlentinl nintliiliile.
" I have i" ‘ com pleted iiinoul pleasant ta lk w ith G o vern’o r RtevV'hiuiii. S enator SmaUVcfa dayn. " I nc A m e ric a n peo
ple a re indeed fn rtu rm tc tliia y e a r in h a v in g th e o p p o rtu n ity
to chooHu a lY en id en t fro m Mich aide p a trlo ta n« G o vern o r
Stevenunn and G en eral K iaenhnw er.
“At the recent Demorratie Gemvent Ion t hone of ua who
hclievo In the principleH of Thomaa Jcffernon defeated the
efforts of the radlcalH who again nought to nclze control of
mir party. Thin in no time therefore, to retreat and forfeit
tlioxn vldorien recently gained within our party.
"I ntmll nupport Governor Stevenson and ttie Democra
tic ticket even though I find myself In disagreement with the
Governor and the Platform < 0 1 certain Issues. However, it
is the Congress not the President who makes the laws. Vic
tory for the Democrats will insure the continuation In the
Congress of thut leadership which has In recent years up
held the principles nf local self-government and freedom of
the individual.
"I applaud the monumental gains achieved by the Demo
cratic mlministrailon for the average citizen during tha past
twenty years. However, In more recent years I have de
plored nml resisted the attempts by the Kxecutlvo Branch of
our government to make of the government and the Demo
cratic Party, the aisuir of certain vocal and well-organized
special Interest groups. After talking with Governor Steven
son I feel reassured oil these points,
“Front Ills conversation I conclude Hint he will vigor
ously clean house; that he will strive for a government thnt.
has tHjual rcHi«>ct for Hit* rights of all our citizens regardless
of their economic status, geographic location, national ori
gin or religious affiliation.
“Obviously, Governor Stovcnson Is a man of great cour
age and Indcitendcnec,"
No FavoritoH
THE WORLD TODAY
liy JAMES MARLOW
WASHINGTON
Sen. Tafl can
afforil lo he calm about the kind
of support he gives Gen. Risen
Lower. He J* one of those fnrlunale
men who no lontrr has to hr
troubled liy ambition.
He has abandoned hope for the
one job he desired above all
nlherv Ihe presidency. IPs nil
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wins, rnuld offer 'laft any other
epnt he llke« ns well as his present
job In the Sen ale
No other Job would give him
Mich n forum for his viewa and
opinions, whlrh he likes lo express.
And he hns n following which
shares his views.
Ills Senate Job—he was elerted
In 1050 In a six year lerm —Is safe
for another four years lie ’s A3
now
The fact that the majority ol
*hc Republican parly, as repre
xrntrd by delegates to the National
Convention, turned him down In
favor of Elsenhower doesn't neces
sarily menn Hie majority doesn't
share his views
It may have ehosen the general
herause It thought he had a heller
chance of winning In November,
although Ihe party has turned Taft
down Ihree times now—In 1840. In
IBM and In 1052 -for a craek at the
presldeney
This does not seem In have
innde even a slight dent In his
thinking lie has Indicated In no
way thnl he has changed And he
knows he represents (lie thinking
of many llrpohlleans who might
have preferred hire ns a candidate.
Per Iwo weeks nmv al least there
Has been increasing talk—on an
on again rind off again basis—thnt
he was going In confer with Elsen
hower. who has apparently been
anxious In have him campaign vlg
nrnusly.
Several times, without commit
ting himself In any promises nf
heat-ng the hushes for (he man
who heal him In Phlrago. Taft said
he wants to Inlk with ihe genersl
lo learn his views and whnt he'd
do If elected.
This hesitancy of Taft's leaves
Ihe door open for him lo decline
such a speaking tour If he doesn't
hear from Elsenhower what he
wants lo hear.
If Taft stays out nf It rynd Risen
bower wins, lire general's support,
ers will, II seems sure, Iry In topple
Taft from Ills present pnsillnu of
Republican leader In Ihe Senate.
If Elsenhower makes rommilt
incuts lo Tnfl and then goes tin In
win. with Taft’s help. Tail would
V in n better position lo keep his
Senate leadership pnsl
In Springfield, New Jersey, a traffic officer recently oltservetl his brother's car parked illegally. It must have been
a temptation for him to turn his hark on the offense but lie
iaggeil tbo car with a ticket. The next day he paid the one
dollar flue himself.
Had the policeman Ignored his brother's violation he
The government i» repoilrd in l i * ;
would have l>een forced to let other traffic offenders on Ills
■pending tome $S,(KK),0()0 rerun-’ heat get away without giving them tickets. The sight nf one
dilionnig Camp (Handing, prinrip.il car parked illegally Is an Irresistible lure to others who can't
induction , enter for litis area dur seem to find parking places. II takes only a few Improperly
ing ihe latl war.
parked cars In slow up traffic along an entire street.
In a town or a city where illegal parking is allowed to
We were delighted (lie oilier d»V
when totneone niggetled lo ut llial go unpunished, where traffic tickets can he "fixed," the
we ihmilrl write a column for the position of the policeman becomes embarrassing. Sometimes
fianfoid Herald like the one wr even honest nollcemen are discouraged from doing their duty
wlii'ii they discover Hint their tickets are nullified.
write for ihe Oilando Sentinel.
When the word gets around Springfield, New Jersey,
The county ol Wakulla hat a ahout the cop who put a ticket on his own brother's car,
naw health renter and tnrdiral rlinir "lolators will he careful to steer clear of the area lie patrols,
Hnnfnrd Forum
coiling $120,000. ’the frdcral gov{remise he demonstrated that he plays no favorites, the en•rnment it putting up M) ftdfeont of
Ire police force of Springfield will lie credited with the same
thd colli the county ia providing the ntogrlty. His Job and the jobs of nil bis brother officers will
Hanford Korun*
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be made easier. The amount of good one mnn who does whnt The
.Mr. Roll amt I * D*an
he knows to lie right can do is sometimes amazing.
Editor,
Two Negron enjoying iheimrlvr*
"One alwayt iwrivinR. tievrr Hiv
ing, It like a ,1 aamul pool, in which
wIiAlevfr llowi rrmnint. whatever
remain! coniipt*", totneone l>a«
iaid.
at an Allsinon^* rlh li.jp t hftn an
•fgtimenl. and in a few mhiiilrt oil*
of llgrrtY >P dear!, the other nr ruted
>i murder. It isn't ihe while people
Jfiat the Negroet have in fear in
the South, hut each other.
Florida won the "M m Aiuerli i
cunlrtt aflrr all. M in Neva l-angley, although the wav known at
“ M itt Georgia" became the it a
muaic aludenl at the Wetleyan Conakrvalory in Macon, (>a., really live*
In lakeland,
More than 4.000,000 petmnt
now drawing Social Security |mymenlt will get a pay mite lliit
month. Thr nhl folkt will get $r» to
SB .60 a month more, and driiendent
children will get ahout $ 2 /i0 In $ft
a month more. That will help hut
It will not'offtet the inrreaied cotl
of living. And tha only wav for
thlm to get any benefit out of the
Incieeted attitlance It lo keep the
cotl of living from going itil) highdf.
Former Vice f’rtiidenl Wallace
rfolaint where lie made hit mitlakr
with reaped In ihe Ruiiiani. " j
thouRht they really wauled jiexee,"
•Aye ihe naive Mr. Wallace. "Time
M l brought me to a new understanding’^ .-lie. continue**- "Ruuia
may not !wdnl a hoi war, but alir
clftalnlyl ,w«nra a conllmieiion of
the cold’ tvar at will ehMile her In
lake ihe grraleM ammiht bl territory
ppttibla". Mr. Wallace hto Ida eyrt
open. A little lale prihapt, hut if
Mr. Waljace can tee, everyone
should he able In are.
*
Jhay ten put that ii*n back on
the wAterlower mil in l«ongwood,
fl uted to read r
, “ The I own nf opportunity."
T h f other night the
Counell cleared wav for building a new.
tlrglghl-line highway direct In SenUndo Spring*.
■" ‘ r«|ott it not only Seminnle'a
j. moil potential attraction.
:»d Ot)amlo*| loo,
%io n about tin only touriit at*
Orlando hat lo advrrtiic.
•kould be pumped end promoted by
•Air eliy halt, counly and all civic
clubi^—Orlando Sentinel,' -1
Tltd '^nifflcgn MedkRl -Attuclapn fe coneerned over thr'lype of
•how* which'are being
for chUdrah to kae. Crime
^
'Alrtsknn* D e fe n se
The defense of Alaska is essential to the security of the
entire country. That is why il Is particularly reassuring to
hear the report of (Tenoral Dinar Bradley who has just re
turned from an inspection of our Alaskan defenses. General
Bindley was impressed with the readiness of our forces
there to meet any emergency Both he and other officers
with knowledge of the area have admitted Dint there is still
much to he done there.
Alaska is a v a lu a b le contributor to the economy of the
United Slates as well as a highly strategic I mho of opera
tions, In Hie event that war with Russia should come Alas
ka would provide liases from which linnihorH could take off
ami carry the war to the enemy. Because of Its position mid
itii|Kirtame some observers have felt Alaska might lie the
first target should .Soviet aggression come.
At Ihe outbreak of World War U American troops at
far flung outposts bore the brunt nf the enemy attack until
America could get ready to fight back. At Wake, Midway,
Gunm mid In H ip IMiillpplueH our troops were Inadequate In
numbers mid were poorly equipped, l i Is encouraging to
learn thnt the hitter lesson learned a tsuch a high price hns
not been forgotten. Alaska deserves attention In our defensa
preparation and It seems to l» getting It.
It. H. STEEL APOINTS
P ir t s m ilK III I * - The U S
■Jlccl i ‘e today appolnixd Meryl
II. (ieltklng to the newly created
position of amdaliiiil to president
Of lla Tenneaae* Coal anil Iron PI
Villon nvlakiilit will he N'irreisled
ni vice president In charge of aalai
by David A Challli Jr., a iilita n t
general manager nf aalsa for U.
slurs,
sumers to be shoutderfaf. Th«
monthly payments drain pocketbooks of cash for current pur
chases And installment debt wou d
become an acute problem if timer
turner! had and workers were lair)
| off, and Ihus he unable to keep
I up payments.
Itv SAM DAWSON
Installment credit firms, how
NEW YORK i.t>—The dr ill Amer ever, sire** the argument tha1
leans owe on Ihe llilnr’ i thev are such credit is the only way to pro
huvlrq on lime continues In climb vide a market fnr tic mass prnduc
II Is nt n recerrl high and np lion of American goods.
ornnrhlng 15 billion dollars, the
The argument Is based on hu
Fe-tejy^ ^ ^ - Hoard report*
m -n r.frXt>•«• i h v ' , .r:p!c tvouldn*
Installment creilit Jumped 414 save the money needed to nn;.
•nlllion dollar- In May after the cash and therefore wouldn't tiuy
hoard removed curbs on il. .tune the goods. Rut when they have
saw another J**mp nf 55S ml] IIon In meet a monthly payment or give
dollar*, and J u ly, added 127 mil up the car or gadget they crave,
lion Americans now- owe nearly people will save the purchase
two billion dollars more for Ihclr price over the period the pay
onthocuff purchases than they ments run.
did a year ago
The Northern T r 1st Pnmpanv
The recent sharp Increase In of Chicago point* 0 it In Its Hep
time buying shows up lu other ti mber business comment that th*
wavs than In Federal Reserve sta- need In keep up payments may
tlstles. It neenunt* for «omr of nvlti.illy make people work harder
the Improvement In relall sales Time • buying nlvi "channel*
of furniture, appliance*, and .111 spending inti) Hie article where
too—to the delight of Hie retailers mass production Is so essential fnr
Involved.
lower prices."
And Ihe better retail *ale* vol
The Chicago hank quotes Fed
ume lx now working back to the
mamifaeturrrx of furniture nml np ernl It serve figure,* to show ths'
pllances, who nre more npllmlHlr nearly one fourth of all Amcrlran
now and predicting heller day* families bought Mimeihing or other
on lime during 1951. More than
ahead.
Rut Ihe growth nf InMnllmenl half of ear purchases nre made on
credll worries some In the business Installment or other borrowing.
world who think 15 billion dnllnri And aruund hnlf of tl e furniture
Is a lot of debt for American con and major househu'd appliance*
Rabbits T h at W alk Installm ent Credit
In Awkward Style Now Approaching
A re Aiding Science 15 Billion Figure
By FRANK CAREY
AF Hcleace Reporter
ITIIACA. N. Y. (At - Freak rah
bits whlrh can't hop hut instead
wobble like dnrhshund dogs nre
Riving new old In Ihe study of err
-eln t-nm-w tlUwl-p t
“ - ,l
lies.
This was rr ported today a I the
opening of n I) rr r day meeting
the American Institute nf iiiologl
cal S-Ipnces on
the campus
of Cornell University, One nf the
nation's centers nf biological re
search
"Instead of hopping like a nor
mal rabbit, these rabbits have a
shortness of Ihe upper limbs and a
|x » r development of the hip ami
shoulder Joints which results In a
peculiar undulating (w avy) type of
Incomolton resembling that n i the
dachshund dog," the biologists
were told by researchers P. U.
Sawln and D. D. Crary nf the Jackson Memorial Laboratory, liar
llarhor. Mr,
Eaplslnlng that the rabbit* ac
qutrrd (heir dachshund like super
■tructures as a result nf a "mula
Hon" or change In certain heredity
cell* which normally make for run
of the meadow rabbits, the sclen
Hats said Ihls:
Derau.se nf tlirlr abnormality,
the rabbits have hern added In a
menagerie of other anlrnnl "mu
lonts" bring studied nl the Har
Harbor Laboratory In Ihe (piesl for’
new understanding of such human
abnormalities as epilepsy; lorn,
motor ataxia, n nerve condition
marked by disorders In gall; anil
deflrirnrles of Ihe pituitary and
thyroid glands
The researcher* said the elnn
gated rabbits of Ihe no I ope tend
ency showed up ns variants of a
strain of New Zealand while rah
(till domiciled In California
The unorthodox rhnrnderixllc*
were classified as "rereislve" —
that Is, the peculiar rahhlts don't
show up In every generation
Thr s t r a n g e mutation is ex
pressed In ahnornnil development
of rarlllage In various part* of the
body - ami some luinnle* even
have » deformed skull
The researchers said that In gen
ernl. Ihe rabhll* nre being used In
eonnrrlinn with hereditary similes
of both normal ami abnormal
growth
Hinfoid 1GiuM
Hanford, Florida
t, . ' .
Dear Mr, Denn,
As I am leaving for Mounlnln
I I oimn, Tenn. today, I wish to
ask you lu please print these
few- lines In your paper for the
people "f Hanfoid and Heinlnnlc
('■unity lu rend.
When
I
mine home
fnmi
Tlioninsvlllr, tin. V A Hum I, May
ll, tnfi'i. t was without a home or
plncc to ntny. Cant, White of the
Salvation At my (oral corps, took
me In, ami saw I had food, clothes
nml a bed.
Now sir, this is my way of say
ing (hanks to all of you clUsena
who gave to Hie Halvatlon Army
so thnt Elmer might live until
he could return In a VA homo for
disabled soldiers. I would have
been glad to liavn bean able to
have stayed near my mother. Mr*.
Arias flanks, through h*r Illness.
Hilt rohdltlnns beyond my control
make that Impossible,
Ho for th i prMsnt time this
will h« n*y goodbye to alt my
good kind friend* May God bless
t h * bngplp'.r "drones,” nr tube*,
am' keep you all until w t meet are capable af only one not*.
•ta in .
Your* very truly
Elmer G. Ranks Hr.
e/o I*. O. Itox 1.115
Hanford. Florida
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1980 Btitek Sedan
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Locally owned, osealltnl
town to p«y M H f. why not p«y tfcM i fry
mad, with chedtiT Yon wNt save time IM
condition
1951 Chevrolet
Deluxe Sedan
carfare, and ayere ywiraeW much tncoaeinlenct. Open a cbecklag «cc*«*t here w ag,
Looks new, law kallaaff*
locally own'd
, prbgranti rig* $*artku<
dieturfcf«t te young intdllecU.
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IIATAVIA. N. V. 1*
The IU
klnr.le eepyprlee from tlvn lo six
rents The ncwiqMpcr said Ihe In
rreane wax made noreuary by
"•ontln'ird rH o « e,«i« nt prods?
(Ion of H e ncwxjiapcr In every de
aid are paid for little bv little.
(tn ■ the • cud buying appesla
lost lo families with money In
ome nl tt.non in S5,tHio a year,
ic reserve board figure* Indicate,
The 15 billion dollar total of In(ailment debt Is nrluallv "helmv
ormal". when total national Inunie is taken into account — aaordlng tn Ihe American Finance
nnference, a national association
■f ygt Independent automobile
•ales credit companies.
While the amount of money owed
'* much higher now than before
Vorld War 11. the AFC says that
. le ratio of Installment credit to
national Income Is lower than that
reached In 11-30 through 1941,
Therefore. AFC says. Installment
debt Increases should cause no
alarm
On TM i S en jo f/o n af
Bitf I a j h n Reported
In Traffic AccidcntH
Florida's ernnoinlr toss from
(raffle
arrldrnt*
has
already
reached tile alaggerlng total of
|BI,iH*n,(M)0 during Ihe first eight
imiolhs nf 105‘J, Hafety Director
II. N. Klrkman revealed today,
In rommrntlng on the figure
Klrkman said “Htatistlc* will
show that there are approximate
ly Silt automobile nreldenta in
uAr state fnr every fatal- wrrldent whlrh oerura, nml adding lo
thl* th e hospliallintlun coats,
medical rare, Insurance, loss uf
time, and minpensalion for In
juries, It costs this state In the
n e ig h b o rh o o d o f $00,000 fur every
death."
The Hafety Director slated that
through HeMemiter 5 Ihere bait
been reruriletl in the Department
of i’ublle Hafety lit I ilenths, ami
that with four months In go 011tO the end of tha year, It Is Im
perative that every driver ami
pedestrian give ample lliouaht
te hla and other*' aaftry so that
the lerrlhle rost of liven and
monies could be appreciably re
duced.
" It In possible In have a re
duction lu the number of death*
this year over last," concluded
Klrkman, "by eeery driver prac(Icing Just simple rourtesy on
the highway*."
PHONE RATE HEARING
M IA M I (JB- The Florida Railt ind ami Public Utllltlcr Commla*ion will open a hearing here Mon
day nn ID-cent pay siaUon calls
:d nliier telephone rate Increase*
The Southern Dell Tetephnne and
-Irgraph Co , seek* higher rates
* raise 41,147,non which It claims
needed lo cover wage Increases.
In addition to doubling Ihe nlrkal m,
ty station fee, the schedule call* ^
r raising charges for private
.inch exchanges, wiring plan*,
, rvit-o rnmr, .-r,M,i.;ilianges, teletypewriters and other
classes of service.
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thj»."
Whose words rank with "Wh.it
Hath Cod Wrought" in then tin
port unco to Hie entertainment m
dustry. They were spoken almost
13 years ago hv a hlacktaeed mm
Strel uumed Al Jnlsrin In the fir't
talking picture "The Jar/ Smgci
Th* picture premiered on m i
8, 1977, at Ih* Warner Cheater in
New York It revolutionized .m m
dustry.
“ The J a n Singer" Is again he
l|g made by Warner druthers Hy
V tu in of (ale, u number nl men
who worked on the nrigimd pii
tur* are today helping In make
the new version. I asked some >d
them fur their memories of the
Joleon film
"The picture almost wasn’t
made." remarked linn.Id M.-Conl
who cut "The Ja it Singer" and
l l now head uf the Warner's <nt
ting department “ Most people do
not know lira* 1) W Cirilfith wire
tried In make n picture with .Ini
f t . After' -Iplspu saw the first
coup)* of days' work mi film, he
was so disappointed that he took
off for Europe and never returned
to th* picture
"After watching the first tew
days uf film for 'The Ja n Slngei,'
Jniton was again disappointed lie
didn't reullru that a., of the film
he saw of himself wouldn’t lie
V o lk O t y
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Mins*. w h f f f I h r y
Dak A
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T O M t iR lt o W S > | | KC TIO .N i» F R IF S
A P P I F . C O l'D N e I
lh** £rttdt*itioti f i t n M ’ u f M ia
Hit tv Run1 Houle him nt the A lu
»hint Iit'iiciul I ior>|»iih? in linitii'*
villi* on Ft h1t«)
Holt Home Is Sct»nt»
Of Wesleyan Meeting
Friendi* of Air* i.m n
K jiiw, w iiitm uf Urn lull* Tom k»n*i*
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T in ' W- *1. vim S f ’ M ,e <l u l l of
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him* with nmitWi Oauir l i l o t , M ir .
Itnv .iHckiun. of Orlando. I'livnlt*
M't \ Ri'y wet* held in \tlnnia and
th*- lemailis vi ttn a .«t>mpjiuit il n>
T t V K F I ' T IE U 3 — T h in M u rk
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wi'-.l mi. I . i ro.it has n l.eii-d
skirl O ld I . iiles fiuin lien Zink.
• lo.ai.s tall and winter, IP,'ik’*fi:l
to ll..la,a The nirved shoulder.
*0’" 1 ; li i. ,ir ( tl.it null nmgt’d
cilllar.
Jackson and d a u tf h t r l. M i- -
l Nxo cv, to Jiu k^.'iivdh whei*1 til
tii11mi'llt look tildec in I he f aifiiI y
rdfl to Oukhi Ai . »no ti i'y
( cut nil ltaptisls
Hnvt* Slipper Meeting
Mrs. T. N. Dillard Is
Honored With Party
It's
FH O N f O F H A T O * RetrUT.i l i n n , 70. m ill M a rin e h g l llu g t i I*. K td il,
J. , 22, gis.’ a lte r th e ir lo n g - J iv a lln i re u n io n in New Y o rk K id d
it n u e a ls .u t A.Oikl ndles wvei the ta ils .I fla y w eekend to sis* R a t in iii,
n id v to iiinui tie r. A ss’eond leave fro m C n iu p Is .te im e , N i ’ . Him It y r c n i l t r . l in th is p lilu r e o f happlitivss K it . ! , w h o h a ll* fio m I tat on Rouge,
U i , la duo to la. btdpiM’d to Korea w ith in • week.
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m<«iels w ith l wn i ’ .in p iirtm e tiis
f>*r shoes in sntli’il I'lothes
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calendar .. .
A ltW A Y S ',F i:
ON SALE
W EDNESDAY .M O RNINL
BI(« T.ABIsK
OVER 100
m iiT ti
A N N '»U N G E 'I K.NT
M r, a iid M rs . F. ,M E n g l i .Ii no
liu u n cu Hie tm th u f a sun, Ru,
T liu in u s , on S e p t, d a t th e he,
i.a ld la iiig h to u M e m o ria l llu s tu i
ul. M i. m id M rs . E n g lis h a re now
th e p a re n ts o f fiv e suns m id flv ,
d a u g h te r*.
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REMNANTS
A T R E D U C ED PRICES
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W ID E
SHEETS
"Em-hunted Kvenlne*' — I he Mull
wllli the Silk Lmik
Ot course you cuu wear a unit! Madame Renuald doaa
tin* atilt with the allk look in jkruportioiui thuL slim Aiid
trim flown the half tdzo tlguru. Check theae wonderful
features: eollar aet low In hack, jacket length exactly
right to tnlnimlke hip width, tdeuvea hand set to fit
smoothly and comfortably.
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SELECTED SHORTS
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*'D n 'th e C o rn e r lly T h * C la r k "
I*cr» il 11a ii ti:d I *y M i n K ii vvn id 1**•11
m id A lt - ltiM iny A io t in , uMcnd«*d
TONIGHT A N D W EDNESDAY
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•■•GALLON BORDENS IC E C R E A M
Faust’s Drug: Store
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R E L A X H E R E IN T O O L ’’ COMFORT!
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William ICeii'v Martin will Ik
organist and I he soIni "I will ho
uliiioitiKod Intel
M r. und M w . A I. $ k in tti* r n iu l
Following the wi dding ceremony
| dnutfhU!
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in^i n iceeptlnn will tie held in the
rnirht fmin i * r i n r «m, N J \i tu*< «* ehiiiih at.lies No invitations have
tlicy have j»|i»»nt llu* *iiiunt**i.
la'eti issuid hut nil friends of the
couple ate invited to the Wedding
M i. m id M r* . J. 11. 11(Hilt dm in. and i crept ion.
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FT A Council Will
Hold First M eeting
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S in tin S in el
I he t. fie s h riii lit i iio .m rv tiii'o l M il» nuide t in t! o f
l aide m i l . - . t i l l w ill: p in k n u n
U n i’ s W ill In’ i l l ' t a I ll'll ill Hie
a id it e iin a t i'd w ith p in k lo s e .,
I l u s t i e g u ln l in e e tllig
I h ir in g
tc
ii. 'iiit r *
l.ir lh d a v
th o se e n jo y in g
th e o .e ii» io ti
e tk e and p u ia li w ere ■ n v n l to M ete M r. m id
M l* E d w in
tt.
M i* J in k t le n til i i . M r - G len I ’ i ie*’. K e ith , M r. and M m . 0 1.. I liit ln
M rs. Ed ll. n is , M l* , c J W ilk in - u l l |. y j,
M m . Y i i n k k ’.
M l.
son. M rs. S I.. W h a tle y . M is I . i I.i u ll,| M i* H. f f im in . M i u nd M r*
T n v im
M is I t I.. M .' v 'T s. M rs . M ,■ E v i.,i,|g ,.. R, v . and M i* .
F e rg u so n , M rs . F D K e ith . M rs | j, |
W h a tle y and an n IU*
(
I) H o ii s. M i ■ E a t I H w t u i i . j M ru n tI Mtw. (Sl«*it l * r l t •*. M i
M i l K I I m i l . M u . iir iiit it n d i Mini M rs . C h illie s 0 ll u v i ’e, M r.
M iss
C o t4 i*" and M rs . O
M ir . Hi ow n m id
I t . H ig h , file , nnd
i f i ow n.
M rs. T- V. ih iiw n , M i and M is .
II . M . H o w e ll, g u e sts fro m A laused lie w us re a d y to ip u l Ih ll h n n iii. M i. o lid M l* . A. It Mud
and M r* . M
W n r lr l
we u rg e d h iu , In w a it u n til tie dog, M r
co u ld see som e o f llu - f ilu l as ll ito .l tn n iily . M i* . T o m I V i gu.*uu.
A ll* . Jo.
D a n ie l i. A lls
1’
l
w o u ld :ip |ie :ir ill th e a te r*
" T in W arner llr u llie jv w i t c dc«
M y ir s , .Mis i slll.ll 40 K e lt 111i 11i /Uhl
p e n ile , tm alive th e y had sunk a ll Mu*p l i t Ii n ^ i ' Itliii*
th e ir money in to the sound e xp e i i
iiit id So 1 sta ye d U|i a ll lllg h t to
l i l t fim o g li o f the p u t t in ' tu r J o l
P H A IK ll!. L A K H
^
soli t il see lie looked a L tl lltc next
m o r r iu ii' and a g re e d to s ta y I f he
Itudh l s iiiitn l in ig ld have been *cl
Tin* S t'iiiin o li* C o u n t) r « n iiir il o l
Inis k lo r y e a rs "
l: l( ( t r i l l . i l l R alph D w e ll re ta ile d R n ir n l- 'l • iu h r r w ill Im ld llu - fir « t
th a t the siiu tld s e ip ie m es, w h ich ese e otive hoard m e e tin g o f lh,yen I a t th e hom e o f its g le s lile lll,
la ste d o n ly six m m o le * in the pu1st C e n tra l F ia . S h o ttin g
tu ro , w e re stm t m a lilt
co ve re d M r* . I! W W illin m s , l!*2u P ark
H h o » ln * !
stage. "W e had iro o h le lig h tin g A ve n u e ,.o W ednesday a t 10:00
the scenes, hecanse the o ld lu m p * u .in . A ll h u o n l ch u irtn s’ii n o d of
P a u l ife n re id in
fle e rs m e u rg e d lu l.e p ie se n t
m ad e too tn u th noise " tie sa id
T ile
fo llo w in g
o f fle e rs
w ill
" N o is e was a lu g p ro b le m T he
" T h ltf o f
Ih M U lftC H H "
'd ir e c t o r i A la n C n n d u n d i w o u ld ru n se rve l id * y e a r! p re s id e n t, M i«
W illia m * : vice p re s id e n t,
| a ro u n d w a v in g a h a n d k e rc h ie f fo r R. W
in Terhnirolor
sile n ce th e e a rn e r.i was in a b ig M is . K. K. F u lfo i .1; s e c re ta ry ,
M ia . C S. S w o ffn r d ; and tre a booth th a t lo o ke d lik e an icebox
T h e sound w a s reco rd e d on a th ic k s u re r. M rs . Don IJ Iro y ,
C h a ir n ie rn
h u d g e t.
M rs.
F
d is c n t w a x
I f one la k e was
H. K.
ru in e d , n la y e r o f was was shaved Y o u n g ; iiir m h e r s h ip , M r*
t la r lio iir ; p u ld in itio n s , M r* J. A
o ff and we tr ie d a g a in "
p u h tir it y , M rs. C. E.
H e rb e rt l K liu e v i P lo w *, p ro p I'o n .te i;
Illtte ll;
s tu d y g ro u p ,
M rs . I I .
m a n fo r the n rig in .d f ilm , p e r
J a i'o lis u ii;
U 'K is la tio n
M r.
It.
fo rm s the sam e d u tie s on ih c p r o
It,
le n t one He m a i le d Mint G eorge M ih v e v , ile v o lio tia l, M r* . K
p iir tla tiie n ta r ia n ,
M rs.
Jessel, who c r r o lc d " T h e J a /1 liiis lit im ,
S in g e r "
on
th e
stage,
n lm n it C. J. M e riw e th e r; b lu e rlh lto n .
• Y o u can c o u n t o n
p la ye d il on th e xereen " H u t Crus- M r* . W. W . T y r e : and e y e s ig h t
f o r r o m p * t# P i p r o f e n
m in i n m l J 1, W a rn e r w a n te d Ju l- c u m a iiv a tio n , M rs . G, H. W illin m s ,
son, who was the big g e st th in g in Jr.
tlo n a l m t t I c* . A / k ille d
show b u siness then " L im e y said
E * | l i t t r * d P b a r m a d il
[h irm l.l Rail M n e C riu itU i.n , g re a t
T h e h lg g e sl p ro b le m I had was
h id in g the m liT ii|ih o n e
In those Rem Hah m uK ieinu, w rn tu I tie la
I * a lw a y s a t y o u r co m *
d a ys, the m ik e had h i tie r ig h t in m e n t, " M u r C r im m iu i N e ve r W ill
■rand. And our price!
th e set, m i we had to hide it h-vhind R e tu rn " h e tu re he fu llu w e d I to n n isi
P rim -o (.‘ h a rlle in th e c a m p a ig n o f
c u rta in s n r flo w e r* <>r *o m e th ln tf
ar* uniformly lair. Ba
1746 and d ie d in th e R out o f M ny.
" A l l o f us nn the p ic tu re knew
tax* ta b rie f aa your
hntv iin iK ir tn n l it was. Im l a lo t n f
o th e r people d id o I
'th e y said
. D m w ’ i prawrlptleaM
sound p ic tu re s w e re ju v l a f i d . "
L o u ie H uhen, w ho s la rto d as a
stage hand -13 y e a r* ago, has
w o rke d nn b o th ve rsion s n f " T h e
224 E. tut SI.
Phone 103 Jazz S in g e r ." He also w o rk e d on
a Jo lsn n sla g e show. "H o n e y m o o n
E x p re s s ."
“ A t w a s n re g u la r g u y ." he rem u in b e re d
" A H the c re w lik e d
h im . l i e 'l l get r ig id dow n on h is
knees, h u l not to sing a m a m m y
song. H e ’d shoot c ra p s w ith th e
re s t o t i ’s . "
/•//*
Twi^dtir.
D U X B I UY SCHOOL OF DANCING
T he
h r td r g i ootn
has
e lm ie n
(.’ h a ili’ s K n tz ln iiig e r o f S n n fu rd
ns Inn I test tu n ii, M lille T u m m y
B u tn m e rs ill and J o h n C u lp e p p e r
w ill « ii ve us us he t s
ltd. uml M i* sS. li. I U h iiim h
have n l i t r i u i fi** u i t i U i i u w l u i .
HOLLYWOOD 1
By BOH THOMAS
In \ i \\
ftiiii \
hekalh
NOW OPEN
r so n a l s
P e
—
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Bt. Monica Chapter ,if
Cross Episcopal Chinch w
at the home uf .Mrs. It. W
Ums, 1020 Pork Avenue
Mts. L. R. Johnson ns i-u-ho*tc«*
Th* Unity Truth Chin m il
tn»*t at th* Valdc* Motel nt 7 IT.
i.m. Th* study of the hook "Tt
rmon on the Mount” hv Km
Pit Fox will he continued Tin
public Is invited to attend.
WEDNESDAY
Th* Prayer MeetiliK Set v. io nt
th* First Baptiat Church will he
at 8:00 p.lli.
The iiniiuiil
sln*s* meeting will lie port uf
this service.
Refreshment-, will
ha served hy the Woman's Mission
ary Society after the service.
THU RSD AY
^T h a Bemlnole Association uf
Vaptlst Training Unions will hold
a mass meeting at the First llup
tlat Church In Sanford ta'gtnnhig
at 8:00 p.m.
Th*
R oyal
Ambatsaduia w ill
Wte*t at th* First Rnpttit Chur, h
at 7:00 p.m.
The T.K.L. Class of the Kir - 1
Baptist Church will meet in th.
Educational Huililing nt .1:1)0 |. m ,
with Mrs. J. A. Cunningham and
her group as hnsteme,.
» Semlnola Rehekah Lodge N>. I.i
m il meet at 8:00 p.m. Ulillgal urn
Night will he observed with Mis
Virginia Anderson in .charge, til
members ar* urged to he pieseoi.
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I .p,an: F^ eddin!
r hi : hanform
e s a B H F g p 'T 5 «
Miss H etty v A'alin. Jn.igliter ol .
Mi. mid Mrs. Andrew Aulin.
whose forthcoming marring*
Joel K, Mcti.ll, son of Mrs. Ro>
M rliill of Geneva, was recently
! .himounce.I. 1ms eompleirii plans
fo r her wedding,
Th- candlelight s e rv ile will h r
performed on Sent Ml «t 8:00
. .till s Mj i ; ‘
U ry
••<h>vk «! file " V is T om "..aptU t
j i tin M e . m li In n . has le ft fm N ew Chit reh. Lh
F la n k C
Morgan
Yolk City to spend some tiin.
pastor of the church, will of------—
firiute.
Mi mid Mrs. Ruv William* hat e | Mrs Ktchiitd H Hunch of Or- |
leluioed fn.iii Sum rota wheie I Inltdo will In- nintioil of hunot
they •spent ill...til a week null lur tier sister and hi tdesmuhli
thrfiri
will l.e Ml** Sadie Helli Fleming
o| Oviedo nod Orlando, and Mrs
M i M id M l* U n w in d M o u th kIk T K. Sunime'sill of Oviedo and
1<1f 1 ViMltMtltiV io *|irf d tilu'iil tun t .erieVH
Social Calendar
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IBelty* AuHn Tells
P e r s o n a l A c tiv itie s
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P o im e y ’ s Y o u ’ l l S a v u
WE CLOSE WEDNESDzVY NOON
One of u new collection of Milk-look suits lh
perfect half ulzea. Ilrown, black and navy
rayon futile caprice. 14>fc to 22V^ .
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L THE SANFORD H
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ER ALD
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Tuf d ty , flept 9, 1952
»ve And H ate Are
tourid Reflected
ly 2 Statuettes
By tlA t. - BOYLE
NEW V OUR. ii u 6 ld Junes, tt*r
fare • a - brae dealer, had milletd
the two young lfrirm l* fur year*
They had rhflde I hnldl.of pain
In i (ftirtrfK their Innfh hour strop
to look at the curios in his window
When Jones
Jgnc* fir
first hud noticed them
Wien
........................
Ihty
looked Ilke m i n i men skimp
end* meet m i
In i lo makf* hoth
h
lately they had
hw a pmxprjrmi* air
One day
they entered his shoo
jDn
‘
|he snort, thin young man »ald
S& hnsr
two llllle stone statue*
window — hd‘« see ll'em "
iliif the
l
Jonr* Immediately took a
Old Jc
attOOl
diillke to him, and ilerided
ilrona dl
tit liked the other, tille r ynumi
tia
man, who Mood In alienee, halfim llln i ‘jAhes lifted the Iwft nh
jecta from Ihe window, nmi held
them out, nn„ In each palm.
The, first wn» Inemllhly ugly,
with a lic e contorted In mad race
The second was of a girl incredibly
fair and Innocent
"They are forgotten trllinl Idols,'’
etflalned Junes. "The one with the
crouch on it Hrad, Ihe god of ven
g itn re The legAnd Is Unit If yoli
p rty to flrnd he will destroy any
one you want pul nut of the wny.
The il r l It HUima, goddess of love
Fray lo her and you run win any
woman’s hcarl — so l hose who
worshiped her liellovrd."
The tall young man picked up
Hloma. The thin younu man plrkrd
Up llrad, and a speculative look
came Into Ills eyes
" I like him,” he anUI " lie fns
clnates mo."
"You might to un more (or
Hloma, U eorie,", laid Ills friend
" I'm m aft led Ami don't need her but as a bachelor, she might lie
able In help you. Whal would you
want Hrad for anyway? You don't
hate anybody."
"Everybody has a reason for
hatlnc somebody. John." snld the
short man "
The handed hack the statues
John thanked Old Junes, nod they
tin.
Juil before Ihe afore rlusM that
evening Ihe Ihln younu man en
terrd alone lie asked Ihe price
"of that little stable we saw lo
day."
"It's fl.1." said the dnulcr, reach
Inc for Hloma
"Nil -n u t her! The other one!"
exclaimed George Impatiently.
" hesitated Old Jones.
"I
"Ha's |5oi ••
"Why? bristled Ihe young mini
"Mate Is always more expensive
then love." anbl Jonex. " I don't
..................
want to sell
Hrad. Idon't
believe lit legends. but I
am
In know (tint had
_
ays bring bad luck to
someone. Hrad does no harm Imre
where f can watch hbn,"
"Nonsense,
a. said Ihe young man
An expression of idler ovll nime
over htl face ns thcold man ro
luctantly hent lo wrap Ms pur
c lu e . Jones glanced up and saw
It, end shook Ills head
Summer passed, and then (hr
M
Warren Secretary
rm m
J I'llS lIfS M
r u s
City Commission
(IM I
Seminole Farmers
To Vote Saturday
(»<tn •*■,( Mill I M M IIHfl ,,
The ariosi dale of signing the
ticket and claiming the Miami ex utilities that may lie In the .vav
tens* ft-gr. Jdite ifl, not JillV Z’\ M lM o th« rltv limits <-n«t of M<-l
Kilgore, who writes for the Item lonvllle A""eoa In the fjan'va
Imnrnva*r >t under I ’ e name of Johr Avenue, lllehwsv 40
Krlgh. had attempted to start out hienl protect, was ntiproved
Mr. |,etm»n was asked to study
in conference hy tclbns Compter
e knrw the date was wrong. lb * prnnasal liv Fiov<' I'aluu r. Pru
■■aid la lrr substitution of "July' dential fn'lirah'-e Co rcnreserita
All Hr ml nolo County farmers
who are participating In the ag
ricultural conservation program
of the I'rod uc l Inn and Marketing
Administialinn of the tl. S. De
portment of Agriculture are requestrd to vote HnlurdAy for a
new committee lo administer the
l i v e , t o I t r e r M s O j^ h a j i r . * ka soe s n e r
•ir*.gram fur IIHttt..
On City emptoveri . roll. - » "> '" iard, HMA representative, an
I I .000 and to Include hospital in nounced today.
eurnnre.
Voting will take place Satur
Terence V. Brown of the Na day from 8:.'I0 n.m. to (>:••<) p.m,
tional Guard appealed to the Chv In Mr. Mallard's office In the
•o re-tlo"o tnowbur the lawn at Court House basement,
the Armorv and supplying wntei
Ttie names o f 10 eligible farm Tt'«
Commission el nominees appear on the ballot.
granted the rr.pirst despite o', O f these, five will he elected lo
jiotlons hv Mr. Lemon.
serve on the committee, and will
The latter said this morning assume office on O rt. I.
Ihnl he had ordered such work
Nominees am Leslie T. Bryan,
iliscontlnurd as he did nnl thiol George Swrarli, Haul
Blued,
I is a good tmliry for '
C!lv Frank Wheeler, Jr., O. Leo Butlo do such private work. I
"lei ner, Charles T. laiwson. Bonner
stated that ha h«d opposed lend L. ( ’alter, Henry Witte, Jr., Miles
ing city owned equipment nnd D. Anderson anil James T. MeWould not do so unless the Com
Lain, Jr,
,
.
mission authorised it.
II will be Ibr duty nf Ihe com
Hucli practice, he “aid, Is not mittee to lontact all farmers Ih
to the liest Interest of taxpayers the County relative to signing
and does not tend townnl efficient Intention* to participate In the
municipal government nr manage
soli conservation program for
ment.
Last night the Commission |pr>.1, snld Mr. Ballard.
Ohe " l i ' n e "
Compton wouldn’t listen until ht
not his rerorder set up nnd Ihei
In took the initiative In Ihe ills
<- is*inn He said he would have m
tom men! on any phase of the mat
ler until Kilgore rnrrerletl the er
ror.
The date was given rorrerlly
In n story written hv Kilgore lo
the Miami Herald tint Complnr
i rrfused to ronituenl on that article
i " I ilon't wsnl In read II." hr
said when n reporler attempted le
hand hltn the Herald dinning
"Thnl’a all T hove nothin# fur
Iher lo any," he said. " I have no
comment on any phase of It until
John Kilgore has enrfected his
false statement "
He ended Ihe conference by
rile king off his recorder,
RAISING SUN FI,Aft UNFURLED
TOKYO oh— A ynunjj^ jiolltlcal
Inc Sim
firebrand iinfurled the
flag Imlnwntown Tokyo today and
played
reroril of Ihp wariltne
... .... ..a..........................
„
"Navy Mnrrh" from a float Then
he mailes stirring eleclloh sphrclt
- t o n crowd Hist dwlndledfrotn
leafi
l.Vi to nhnitl 73 while ho spoke
As far ns could ho learned, II
was Ihe first lime Ihe Gunka/i
Kl~1he rrd rayed hsntier of Ihe
old Imperial navy — had been
Haunted In Tokyo since World
War II.
The speaker was Walartt Shimliu, an utlrn • Nationalist who Is
pan Young People's Independent
authorised flic* rectal nf „ port aide
* lr compressor to (trier ttelj.T,
|ne„ slating that the Cnnmih i"ii
would Ire tespoilsllde for Mils.
An amandmi'nt to the present
ordinance regulating the sale i-f
beer arid wine was ordered. This
neimils reslauraiils nr plmes of
liunhiena, which on veek days sell
ticer nnd wine, to r. main open nil
itlimlay, but probltdts sale of these
beverages on tbal day.
A tentative plan was approved
Ss suggested bv Hie IP’ll Tele,
bhone Co., to place public phone
(ninths on the sidewalk In n.ty*
j>rat locations. These will Include
near the wall of Itnumlllat and
Anderson's fling Ht«re ami tmar
he Tourist Information Month mi
'ark Avenue and near Ihe Host
Office.
A street light was ordmed in
stalled at the south end of Wash
Ingtnn Avenue.
Mr. fa'inon presented a lento
live fontrnet with the County
School Hoard, «ilb|erl I" possible
changes hy City Attorney A. Kd*
win Hhlnholser. and covering all
rtspects of the Municipal Stadium
Conversion to fonilnill use.
The fiehonl Hoard, said
Ml.
t,em»n, hud agreed t" give the
City I I , non for the wmL and will
pay five or 10 cents on eu'-h ad
mission, as a lux. The lluuiil h«"
also agrued to liny fur the light
ing of the field, setting up of
I iir I posts and putting Idcaehers
on the east side of the field.
City workmen have finished the
conversion of the infield for the
planting of rye grass, he added.
r
winter, and JonOs saw no more
of llio two young friends. Then on
a spring day Ihe thin young man
came In again alone
" I don't need Hrad anymore,"
Smiling, he unlled n llllle pared
nnd pul ihe small ugly god of hale
on ihe counter
" I don't nerd Hrad anymore,"
lie said " I waul lo train him h i d
lo you (or lllmitn."
"I'm glnil of that," snlil the old
denier
"Will Hloma moll Hie heart of
a young widow?" asked the young
man cheerfully
"They say she will," Jones, "lint
I dun'l Runranlee II."
As lie wrap|ii'd Ihe liny goddess,
he asked;
"lly Iho way. where Is your
friend — the one you called John?
I haven't seen him for months."
"You incun my former part
ner?" said ihe thin young man,
and paused. "Ho — bo — well, he
died, (fulle unexpected."
The old man looked at (he you fig
man, mill the young man'x eyes
stdfted under ids stare. Silently
Jones unwrapped lllainn and pul
her hack hv
in iho window.
w'
ire you d
'What are
doing?" cried the
young man. flushing.
"The goddess of love lsn'1 for
sale." anbl Old June* "You want
ed Hrad. and now you will have In
live with him Hrad never leave*
a heart ho enters "
S
Korean Fighting
( «ntiM4»a e«SM " • i t n«»l
wide open shot at Hie Chinese.
An Allied nlflrer said "a* of this
inorrilrig nobody own* Ihe hill."
Gritty ltl)K infantrymen eouitlerattacked Hie Chlne«p live times In
the face of tho heaviest Bed i t llllery barrage of the war — 48.0M
rounds. They reJrhcd Ihe hill crest
Monday hut were thrown back
The tl S Klghth Army said .
(led* In Ihe 21 hour period ended
aI r> p.m Monday night raked Ihe
Capitol Hill .ite liif with 15,000
round* of artillery and mortar fire,
Mueli of the fighting hns hern at
dose range — wllh hand grenades,
lists, club* ami daggars
The Eighth Army estimated
Chinese casualties al 034 killed
and wounded In Ihe first 14 hours
of bidding
Chinese In the west early this
miimlng Ihrew a probing attack
againsl I ’ S Marine* nn Hunker
Hill on the Western Front but
were driven nff
1120 Sii|H-rfnrt* from Okinawa
dropped 200 Ions of bombs on
Yangdflk, a rail center midway he.
tween the North Korean capital nf
I'ynngyang In the weal nnd the
shell wrecked Fast Coast norl of
Wonsan The Air Force snlil Yang*
do km en tly had been hulll op ns
a supply base for Bed troop*.
Hope FndcH Fur Quick
Strike Settlement
Marly." Ho ha* run lor offlcu In
overy olcctlon In Iho past seven
your*, and I* currently campaign
big for Hard a ment. lie advoculu*
Iho Coinmunlst Harty
was held today for speedy seltl«men! of a lairkheed Aircraft Co.
strike threatening In spread to
oilier plant* In southern Cali
fornia's gigantic warplane IndusIry.
The Islands of Indonesia stretch
A long smoldering labor situation
along the collator from the south Ignited yesterday when Ihn AFL
ernmost mainland of Asia to Mm Internallonal Association of Ma
chinist* struck l-ockhred'a sprawlnorthern tip of Australia.
Cdilrt
Recbrds
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Conservation Meet
Scheduled Sept. 17
District*. "Florida now ha* 54
Soil Conservation Districts organlted In 57 of the 07 counties
In the State," E. E. Carter of
Wahasso, Association President
said today. "We expect delega
tions from earh nf our Districts
lo lie in attendance,” Carter said.
Senator Sprssard Ih Holland,
Florida'* senior Senator nnd a
senate leader on Conservation a f
fair*, will address the Super
visors nt n luncheon to be given
■ h r * . '-f
ursdny.
District Supervisors attending
ihe two-day meeting are invited
to drop In on a prc-Convcntlon
FFA Chapter demonstration nl
Zolfo Springs. Here on Tuesday,
September
III they will see
mechanised equipment, new l«
southern Florida, b; a soil nnd
water demonstration of clearing, i
stomping! leveling, and improv
ing 111! acres of land. The FFA
1
Chapert ha* planned the demon
stration e*pecially in honor of
the visiting Supervisor*.
In addition to Senator Holland,
the program list* some of th*
most nut standing amt hent Inlormed speaker* on soil and wa
ter rmtsei vatlon in Florida and
m the Southeast.
M rs .
Catherine Wngcantan£,t
Convention Chairman, and also
Chairman of the Highland* D iitrirt Board, stales that "eveiv
, American Fruit Growers, Inc.
BEHRING, (Special) — Soil
Tn Atlantic .Coast Una
Come rent Ion District Hnpr-rvlsors,
Nlrkle,
Henry, widower T j farmer* nnd rancher from all over
Mary Loulae Bimusoii.
Florida, will gather here Sept.
Leahy, Fr»r|ces W. and hb W il 17-18 for the Seventh Annual
liam ft. To Jean Townsend Scott. Convention nf the Florida As
Cniselberry Gnrdens, Ine, To sociation of Soil Consi rvntion
Joseph Edgar Glndwell and w
Nanry,
To Eltswoilh L, Hoover and w.
effort j l *
*
's *-.* -V-.-' ' JI
, lluidick, Jlintlie K. nod liTTIV.'t;?
M O tt! G A G E S
*'*
|n|k* to provide entertainment
to K. L. Burdick ami w Jnnnie E.
Hippie, Wally Tn Florida State
for the visiting Supervisors whlla
Fat. tiy Eiitlreties.
Bank.
they are in Behring," Highligh*.Evans, Frank and w Claire H.
Ilrnwn, J. It. Nn Flnrlda Stati
ilig tho entertainment feature*
to Clarence B. Bayer and w Rank,
is an nl<|.fashioned square dntrr
Cora.
Lam-, Thoms* L. and w Edith
Evsna, Frank and w Claire F. To Family Loan' Co.
Tuesday night. "The dance 1*
to Jnseph A. Hastings.
Merrit, Condor and w Mary To
planned fot a get acquainted and
, Taylor, A. H. and w Olion E. Katie J. Toll.
lel-your-hair-down session," H i l l ]
t o Jiduiie L. Carter and w Mabel,
.Mosely, Homan, sgl. To Security
. Miller, Haul Erliy and w Ardelln Hnnd nnd Mtg. Co., Ine.
Wnggunmn raid.
t o Hen It, Gray and Johnnie E.
Hrevatt, Herbert Charles and
Gray.
w lamia To First Federal Savings
, Cullum, M. L. and w Viola H. nnd Uian.
to Jerry W, Cullum.
Higgins, J. E. and w R. E, Tn
llryan, Ita lic T. and w Violn First Federal Havings and loran.
I, To H. V. Hamblen and w Choice, N. U. nnd w Daisy T,
tarlha C.
To Ellx. Wittsrhlelie, wld.
• McGill,
Jtosa
A.,
wld.
To
CROP LE IN A MORTGAGE
Faulins McGill Love and Cntheryn
Majsch, John W. and w, etal
M. McGill,
To Wilson uml Toumei 1'ertlllrrr
. Jean, Herman O. and w Lucille Co.
E. Ta C. L. Heldin, rial.
\HHIGNME.NT OF MORTGAGE
I low, Leon F. ami w Mlldrrn E,
Lewi*, Sain J. d /b /a 8. J.
To Charles H. Dudley nod w E l Lewis Co. To CHIten's N at’l Hank,
ler.
Orlando.
1 Weinman, W, J. nnd w Carrl*
Stint J, Lewis d /h /a 8. J. Lewis
W. To B. A. Williams mid w Co. To Cillten's N al'l Hank, Or.
thrirnn.
American Fire ami ('ausnlty Co.
jtaxsilale, J. II. and w I.irrle B. To The I’rmlentlnl Ina. Co.
T" It A. Williams nod w Tlielmn, S I’HHLEM ENTAI,
MORTGAGE
, Horn baton Housing Corp. To
Jovt-e. Herman R. and w Thel
Llllle While t.mlge No. tld,
ma F. To First Crdernl Savings
Evans, Frank and w Clnlre P., and Loan,
Stnl To W. M. Franks and w HAT INACTION OF MORTGAGES
Elsie M.
Morgan H. Minerva To Kay
Has*, Max A. To John U Jewell mnnd Rock nnd Imrena H. Itoek.
And w Alfreds II.
First National Hank, Winter
Jarkson, Daisy, agl. To Earnest Garden To George King, sgl.
R. Washington.
Price, John E. and w Gwendo
Montgomery, W. W. and w lyn To Catherine W. Pearce,
’llta-rtn To I1, J. Gethera ami w
Roeplie, William F. and Jessie
jlaggle.
To A tl. Taylor nnd Olion E.
. Brook, D. (.'. nnd w ('loin G. To
duly Life Ins. Co. To Ine* F,
Eddie Itlley.
F. Thrasher and hh I). L.
Hrrurily Hnnd and Mtg. Co.,
Florida Slate Hank To Ernest
I nr. To II. H. Hope nod w Mar Skull)-.
qnerlte.
Finally Loan Co. To Dan W il
Dawson Construction ('*>., Inc. liams nnd w Nellie Mae
To W. W. Dawson, Jr. and w
Family I nan Co, To Julios Coop
Gladys.
er.
Oaler Weller Homes, Ine. To
First Federal Savings nnd Loan
George J. Engel mol w Annie E. To William Gordon Ilrnwn nnd w.
Heera,
E. Kemaen
and
w
Central Fin. Hrn. Credit Assn.
fiorelhy D. Tn Donald A. Harris To Steve Peters anil w Anna.
and w Jessie.
Florida Stale Hank To Charles
Wilson, Mattie J., sgl. To Cecil II. Dudley and w Ellen.
Wilson.
First Federal Savings and Loan
Mo.rhy, Elsie Cowart and hh Ira To It. F. Crenshaw and w llndn
F. Mnatiy To Amnntlin Mussel- Mae.
-♦EA SY BUDGET P L A N *
a hits.
Family l.nun Co. To Thomas L, A Htmill down imynii'nt will deliver y o u r lio n le r now ant)™
Gray, II. It. ami w Jennie To Lane and w Edith.
ymi limy tnke a year h> pity the Im lunce I f you p re fe r.
l.eslie J. ItnHiff and Doris M.
CHIten's Hank, Titusville To
AGHEF.MENT FOB DEED
Fred (’. Cameron nnd w.
Ht. John, J. It. nnd w Marlon A.
The Harnett Nat'l Hank, Jack
mi inxtallntioPH mado befaro
sonville To Wellborn C. Phillip's,
big plants, idling i-i.wai workers Jr.
Scptombor 1151h,
Wage raises rtnd33 nlhcr Issue*
Time Lnnn Co. Ta E lllo Jordan
are at ilnke.
Thomas,
Strike leadrrJnhn Snider snld PA R TIA L RELEASE OF LEINH
only a peace overture from l'rc*l
Federal Land Hank To T. F.
dent Truman would lie considered Adam* ami w Ellar 8.
So far theWhtlc House has been
F IN A I, JU DG M ENT
.-ton EAST FIR ST STREET
siloitt.
" I f Prealdcnl Truman would
n ig h t W lib rn W o 'vo flenti F o r H i V e n ttr
itopbi wllh an offer to npimint Fowler'* Market.
In participate
I fact finding hoard to
RELEASE OF C O N DITIO N AL
In negotiations, then we might lie
SALES CONTRACT
able In go back to work nnd pro
.ducllnn would be resumed," snlil
Snider
t
SPKCIAI* REHUCKI) PRICES
Sanford
FURNITURE
Company
At l* * n ht
CHAliM (M’d
GIAMOURI
flijif, 1 * i
E g’
H f/.
K f: '
r fl.'
BB'Zl rVfc*
r j„ tn
a rg,
$
h
. .
* '* •?
■
*twice
ihe price
look
P M .' YOU'LL WHISTLE FUST AT. ITS
V t f f f <YOU’LL WHISTLE AOllN A f TOlTHHlFT
U&l
OF THIS ECONOMY CHAMPION
[ o v r ’J f Think hack lo Uw number o f ilnsm *ot
]/
M s
look when a itfW M at
jpg 1
V V
FRESH. VEARS-AHEAD STYL
G S ra r£ S S A !
—~ ~ r fr
t> t ;;
... • } , 1Vff
'
Thu big whittle will come when you become a
Mercury owner . . . when you find out luet how
thrifty thla greet car can be. For thin la the c o w
try’t top economy c a r . . . repbat winner ia a in it all comera
in the famoua Mobllgaa Ecoabmy Rilp. And that meant
economy end power, econuniy and comfort. Becauae the
fcr yon to Irjr at our ehowroom. ,Why a * make It *0% ?
1
buy* thUfmthton pri*ol
�UNION TROUBLE
WEST P A L M BEACH T>- Mrs
Foilllilr f ln m lx 'll. R iv ie ra Bench
GIVE YOUR
HOME NEW
iiit d
'n il
fo r
d lv im -e
TH E s w r o i t n
M onday
s p rin t.
She
said
th n l her
husband
lie n r c e . h m ln 't w o rk e d fu r re v e ra l
Ve«r>, v i « In n Ihe W e ste rn U nion
s trik e ca m e she h u ll I n keep w o rk
.ne r e ii.n d lfs s
H e r husband a r r r p lr d h e r pay
ch e ck*. she said, lu ll e n ded h e r a
•si ti l i ' .uni th re a te n e d ii> h ill s (Jlis
" tu. ."tr
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i 11
113 Magnolia
I’hune
T t ir s H a y .
OR. II. K. RIND
DR. II. McLADMN
OPTOMKTIUK r
lilninlnt: h r r i n n . L i t tro u b le s en
the W r it e r . t Union s trik e n f Inst
H E R A LD
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fu t
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d i l l ItS !l In 1 .J— 2 In S
GEEGGZE
ROV WALL
M |i|it iln f n iF n t
17^2
9.
DR. I., T. DOSS
n iifto P K A n o n
I ’ Ic m - c
S e p t.
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tin t in ) M ile is a ta n
She s i
th e a tle e te d h e r h e a lth
n Ih n i site had t ii le a ve h im last
June IJ
INSIDE
and OUT!
PAINT UP - CLEAN UP - FIX UP FOR...
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f l i r t ! in m i HI c o u r t
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Nnn |i (hr (hr time in rsdrenrstt nr repair rout home
l)R . C . L . P E R S O N S
In In tun It t» Ha peak nf amid limit' rnd talual Do the
OPTOMKTItlST
EYES E X A M IN E D
01.ASSES F IT T E D
Ht.r all tmir needs'nn mir ensv t m ill terms nr lhrm i|lt
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PAINT
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C C N C R IT f PIPE CC.
OUT VV. 13th HT.
Phone 1Oh I
KIDNEYS
MUST REMOVE
EXCESS WASTE
F u r IteK iilt*
IT a * atiartl* in (h r Hit#.
Iln .a lilr f l t i l r r m Hi a. fa I ’ll* r I *a|»*
Wit If n If* if E*«. V u r lir l.na n f |>r|> * n i l f l i . r f f .
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rruiriis tint Mi,Kilo!In (*.>>•.»*■ IH"
BO I f RO N U e , shut e tiMiiie
p r r week I 1',u lie M il
\
U N F U R N Is ilK D
» imun u p '
A Inn furnished 2*rft»in npt. Sun
shine Mnrkel.
| 1 R O O M e ffic ie n c y
n p u rttn e ti'
S u itn h le f u r COUple, lile n llv In
n it c il ip rusa f im t i I'u s t O f f lr i,
In t |i|lte Jn. u I is iiii ' n D ept. S tu i '
KURNIHIIKD
moms
hi,sine"
J flr l or roupln • hmitd uptlotml
Cluso in. I’tiune llulrt-J.
:i ROOM npnrtmeiit to settled
Collide. All
electric.
I’rivute
hath Hint entrance. Apply 8(Hi
Elm after 7 tf>0 pm.
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f MH'U d o w n " in i
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m y C u lp , lin e
H it ,
M i m in
lie n , h, I'lu
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Mem tii imiiinr Hehold. Apply
llu Mvtlh' Avenue
J IliK iltllO M house, milk lint dis
tance frnni cluck. Uuinei Im.
I,ot» of shruhherv. I-'I.Ir»o |'i.„|
\V. lieudei. Realtor.
nmslruc-
Close ln -4 lltl C n ln n ln l Way.
A H T IU f EH FOR B A LK
V A li TKD
—2
SMALL njinrlineni ,,c lit,dee with
jfitrnfte. Coidd use pnrtly fur*
alritiul, lly uvnUeiniin. Answer
Dux A ll, Hrtnfunl llvnthl.
I ll" * *
T R A V E R S E Extension Rod»—2 j"
to I HU". Srnkarik
(ilaxx und
F aint Co.
H c is iM
Factory pricesl Rolta-Hrad llllnitp,
Aluminum slots, cctton or plattic Inpes, Ctnnptete ri'l'air aer-
fl^M INO J.E VF.VRTfAN
flU N D
COM FANY
820 Weal 3rd
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N t. 1152-W
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revised standiiiii vtusliut ,<f tin
liihle. Availnliln nt MSwet n. v
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NOW A v ttiln h le lliin c h F ilm /.. The
new b ru s h ,,n n u t ntul
inutd
c u n t i nl
e o n ln ln iu it
chhu-tlane
Rmuntllnt A Antieninii's. tot) E
1st
W RINOEU
W lis h ititr
M m h tu r
with pump, flooti eunililiiui. I l " |
Mnxnnllii Ave. Phone 1rw l - ll
F R U lT .lARfi, half pi Ice. Phnue
7SU.
ARTICLES W ANTED
-6
IVe liny, r r ’l L linde need
lurnllute, Wli-<>n-Ma,er l iirniltiro Co, S Il E. 1st. I'hune 05H.
S ta rte r
M at-
Avenue
It,till L i/,u
w n rs .
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Eats
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( i',|.,|iiit*’ nu t
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splint.
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Tradition To Win
R t K E N T C IIE T I.A IN
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1st * ’
Tribe’s ‘Big Three’
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T a v a m pr«n eleven Oft. Ml In
a special Kiwanl* Club Iwtiem
footbtll at the Memorial Stadium,
it wae announced polntly toiiHy
by D r I,. T. Do**, direct nr of
the Kfwanl*’ Athletic Committee,
and Celery Fed Principal Herman
K, Morris,
All tha net proceed* Irom Hie
game will go fur the Klwaul*’
undrrprlrllege rhlldren’a fund.
It hat become an annual rlaaalr
for the Kiwanl* Club to *pm>*
tor a grid game In recent yrara.
T7ie Seminole High Grid tenm
now ha* nine game* nn Ita acliedule thta fall a* a reaull of Hie
addition of the Tavaroa till. A r
rangement* for the conteat were
apeaheaded by Dr. Doaa and Id*
committee, Chairman Ed Fieldin f, O. K. Ooff, J. C. Davla. nml
Rupert Strickland.
“We are going to make IM *
the blggeal game ever atagrd
by the Kiwanl* Club," Dr. Dima
declared In making Hie nnaouncemen!. The Taeare* en
counter will be the third game
on the Celery Fed alate and the
Klwanlana are hoping fur good
weather to imure Ita sneer**.
Principal Mnrrla and Co-roach
Fred flatiaa both rnminended the
Klwanla Club for their *uccr**ful
effort* In securing the eatrn
game.
Said (lanaa, "We have tii'on try*
In f all aeaaon to ichedule a team
for that Oct. 10 open date, *lnce
we feel It la e**entlal nut to have
a two-week real »o early In ttm
season. The Klwanl* Cluli mini
be congratulated for getting the
came for ua."
Meanwhile, Ihe Celery led
gridiron
hope*
received
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aerere blow Ihla week when It
waa learned that Ihe only re
turning end front the 195) team,
Harry Byrd, had Jumpeil Ihe
team and left Sanford.
Cana* *ald that ho hndn'l heard
from Byrd atul didn't know wheth
er tha Dauby defeoslvu flankman
Would return to tho team or not.
“ Byrd’a lo»e
really
hurt*,"
Ognaa aald, "It will cut down tho
number of letterman on the aquad
to (even ami we are Inogperieneed
enough without having to h>*e
another veteran,"
Gina* waa a hit more plea nod
In eominenHng on yesterday’*
Drat acrliumage. He wn* happy
over the learn'* aplrlt and tmthuilaam.
"They
are
hilling
hard and aeem to ho improving,
but we are atlll going to Inch
that tiecetmury requliitu of errperlenced playvri."
Ellen HVttH Hulls
201 Bowling Score
Ellen Bett*, ace Sanford gulf*
er, pared PnwolPi Office Supply
to a double win over Mlmlkln* in
the Women’e Bowling League lo*t
night at the Hanford Howling At
lay*. M l** licit* nprayed Hie pin*
for tha high Individual game of
201 and tha high korloa of -Hit
pin*.
Cuban* kept pace wlllt Powell n
hy I weeping a twogamn *et from
Favoritaa. The Wumen'a Bowling
league atlll haa aome opening* fur
a few more playera.
WOMEN'S BOW U N O
STANDINGS
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2 0 I.WW
ubana
B » LOOtl
Mlmlkln*
0 2 .000
Favoritaa
0 2 .000
J
Sauer - Doby Are Top
Sluggers In Majors
NEW YO Rk ' igr-Out fielder* Larn Doby of I ha Cleveland Indian*
• M Hank flauar of tlm Chicago
Cuba appeared tn have l heir
la ilu a alugglng rare* atiwed up
Vvlth leaa than three week* of
tba aaaioti ramlining. alugglng av•rage* compiled hy Ihe Aiiuclnled
Praia disclose that Doby, with
US total hast* In 455 lime* at hat,
topi the American League with a
H i mark whlla Bauer, with an
Identical .M3 alate, head* the Nn
tlooal League. The husky Chicago
Bjrchaier inowi DM total baio* In
• M s * ,imong Doby'i iso hlti
ere » double*, eight triple* end
M home runa, the mini In the
r , who
wallopa
K in g
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During September
CT.KVKI.ANO w
The d o le
American la-ague pennant race Is
forcing Cleveland .Manager Al la>
trey to part with Ihe tradition pilcher* should gel lliren day* of rest
helween start*
There I* a strong chance the
K a sltrii club*, who play eight
gaim-.* here In time day* Hinting
tonight, may see one of the In
dians' Big Three—Mike Garcia,
Knrly Wynn and Bob l.emun- on
Hu- m on ml to Hurt all eight game*.
Before the F.aHerner* leave, ho
lier hope* to have made up Ihe
two game* hy which the Tribe
trail* the New York Yankee*
Wynn hurl* tonight against the
I'hlladrlphln Alhlelles, mid la-mnn
atul G a rd a will follow him. laipos
said, adding:
“ I'm thinking of ruining hack
with Wynn Friday lugalnM Bo*liilih OllierwlM' II will he Sieve
Grornek We’ll see wnut happen*
If Wynn pltclia* Friday, Garcia
amt Lemon ulso will come buck
nflor only lwo day* rest."
The Ihg Three ull favor Ihe Idea
of more work and have been push
Ing laiper In H a lt them ofiener
ihun ihe customary every fourth
game
Kueti uf the trio I* within a game
or two of the 20-victory circle,
and wllh five H art* apiece in tho
remaining Itl game* scarcely could
ini**.
With threo fine liu rlrr* not only
willing hut strung and capable
enough lo divide Ihe load, lm jie/
well inlglil use them almost ex
clusively for Ihe remaiug Hi game*
In Ihe la*l H> game*, the III
Three handled I I - all hot one of
them Irntti Hurt In finish Tliojr
won nine and lied two
Major League
Lenders
By AflSO I'IA TKD
I'UKMH
IT IK S A N F O itD IIK B A L D
I'age it
Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1952
St. Pete-Tampa
In Quest Of 2nd
Successive Wins
F-l-L’s Fourth And
Third Pluce Clubs
Lead In Play-Offs
Hy The Associated Praia
Tampa and
SI.
Petersburg,
which finished third and fourth
respectively In Ihe Florida Inter
national league'* pennant race, go
after their second Shaughneiiy
playoff victories tonight.
Tiiinpa edged pennant-winning
Miami Monday night. 3-2, and SI.
Petersburg outlasted Miami Beach
In u wild one, 10-0 In 10 Innings.
Tnrnpu1* ilogello Martinet al
lowed only seven hit* before about
1,000 Miami Stadium fan* In
threatening weather to best Billy
llurrin, Miami ace who was chased
wllh nine till*. Art S eiji* relieved
Harris In Ihe ninth
Humberto Fernandes put Miami
ahead In Ihe third when he walked,
stole second, took third on a
ground out nml stole home. Two
xlnglee, wllh a walk In between,
set Ihe stage for Tampa to win
In the fourth and Len Pecou sin
gled In Ihe two runs needed for
Ihe edge.
Harris hit * triple off the centerfield wall In the seventh hut wa*
out trying to stretch It to a home
run
Ai St Pelershurg, 2,410 fan*
saw a free scoring affair. Each
team used five pitcher* and Ml
ami Beach was chargrd with six
errors Kl. Petersburg's B i l l y
Speur* made thrru.
The Saints held a lead of 83
going Into Ike ninth but Miami
Bench came up with fotir runa,
sparked hy double* from the bat*
of Chuck Khlmno and Whiley
Ploll Three St, Petersburg single*
netted Hie lying rim In the bottom
half nml sent the game Into overlime.
The winning run come ufler Kddie Wilson lost Noli Wilson's wind
blown fly to center lingers McKee
walked and Billy -Seal implied out.
Itay Williams missed Billy Spear*'
Infield fly ami Wilson raced lo
third, scoring when Williams Ihraw
wild.
Tonii'Id'* pitching salacllons at
Miami will lie Tampa’s Dale MatIhewxnn (210) against Miami's
Lalie Dean (10 0). Miami Beach
plana to u*e Wall Nome (14 8)
ugulnxt St Peleiihutg’l Joe Kirk
land <0H).
National la-ague
Balling
Mnsial, St land*,
33.3; Klu*»ew*kl. I'lneliiiuili, 320;
lluninhiilt, t'hleago. 312, HnblnMin, Brooklyn. Iliw. Sehot iiillensl,
SI land*, 307
llun* hulled In — Sailer, Chi
cago, 111); llodgca, Brooklyn. 88.
Ennis, I'hlludelphla, (Jl, Timm son,
New York, li.'l: .Sluuglder, Si laiuls,
112
IH li — Muslul, SI Loul*. 170;
SehiHimllen*l, St land*, lilt; Ad
am*. Cincinnati, 101, Imckmun,
New Yurk, 100; Dark, New Yurk,
153
Hume run* - Sauer. Chicago.
35, Killer, I'lllkhntgh, 31, llinlgos,
Brooklyn, 30; Gordon, Hinton, 23,
Mathew*, Ihiilon, 21
I'Uchlng — Corwin, New York,
5 0, I ooo, Hoe Ilrooklvn. 112,
BUI; Johnson, lloslnn, 5 I. H.TJ;
Black, llrtaiklyu, 13 3. 811, Wil
helm. New York, 12 3. Him, Yu
lia*, SI laud*, H 2. moo
Amriiean League
Hutting — Fain, i'hlladelphia, I
332, Wmalllng, New York. 325;
Mitchell, Cleveland, 324; Good
man mid Kell, llnsbm, 311
Won Lost
Fct.
Bun* hutted In — Duliy, Cleve
National tesgua
land and Zernlnl, Philadelphia, 03; UrtMiklyn
537
40
M
lloscii, Cleveland, 02; llohlm-on, New York
500
54
It
Chicago find Hrnpn Detroit, hh
70
.181
St. Louis
57
1111* — Fox, Chicago, |U7; Fain, P'phla
.144
62
14
I'hlludelphla, Hki; Avila, Cleve Chicago
485
#7
71
land, 137; BoIi Bim iii Chicago, Hal, ("nail
An
75
Ho*eii, Cleveland, 154
75
Boston
U
Homo run* — Doby, Cleveland, P’tmrgh
100
.281
39
30; llcrra, New York Faster,
(Kdst No gamta Monday la A »orCleveland, 2H; Zernlnl, Philadel lean, ita:ndloi
idinga onckaaiodl
phia, 27; Bosun. Cleveland and
MONDAY'S
RKkULTS
;
in
Dropo Dotrull, 23.
Ry Tho AaaocUled Press
Pitching — Conaucgrn, Washing
American Loaguo
ton, no, 1.000; Shnntx, Philadel No gim ei scheduled)
phia, 22 0, .700; ilaichl. New York,
Nallonal 1-eaguo
15 ,3, 73(1; Gorman, New York, S 3. Brooklyn 10 2 New York 8-3 (day.714; lleynoldi, New York, 17 H, night )
.OHO.
((Inly games scheduled)
TODAY'S flA M I
TituasIPe Tide*
Ry The Associated Press
High
Low
American League
Wednesday, Sept 10
Now York at SI. Louie (night
— * a. m.
B:5U a. m, Philadelphia at Cleveland (nlgl t)
Iifiiltl p .. ................... Hifiti p, m. Boston at Detroit
Washington at Chicago ( I )
National League
with 35. also ha* 20 Iwn • baggers Pittsburgh ■t New York
and three triples among h li 144 HI. Louis at phllideli
tdelphla (ulght)
safeties. JleconU invlmle gaum* Cldc#go at hfooklyn (nlaht)
played Sunday,
Boatoo ( I )
I
£
M ay Face Eastern Clubs'
Injuries To Key
E ::d s C r ip p b d
Sir rt» Roundup
V?
Gators’ Offensive
GAINESVILLE
The Florida
Gator end situation - both offen
sive and defensive — became sud
denly critical over the weekend
with two crippling Injuries and to
day the search was on In earnest
for flsnkmen
Defensive regular Owen Thomas,
suffering a broken collar hono,
may not be hack fur theseason,
ana Charles Manning, promising
sophomore offensive wlrivman, will
be out a month or tnoru with a
shoulder Injury.
"We’re really In hart shape at
the ends now. Coach nob Wood
ruff said, "and don’t have any ex
perience al all lo draw on We've
just got to turn to sophomores and
freshmen."
lie Is looking first al Jerry Bilyk,
a sophomore and former halfback.
Thomas become* the serond reg
ular end lo he knocked mil of ac
tion The first came In mid-August
when first string offensive flankman (lobby Knight was called In
the service draft
Coach Woodruff al*o look a long
look at hla passers Monday ami
didn't appear too well pleased wllh
development lo datu
They re not hilling the receiv
ers yet like Ihey must If we ate
to do any goodagalnst Ihe sched
ule we play," he sjhl
"We've got a lot uf work to do
on the passing game before we'll
ha readyy for the fjn t ball game".
Volunia County
Kennel Club
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r i n a r m .s it v —A 'lma* wit*
m m
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(In ta il* . H tinm lek. T * * le Man.
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n in e
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a e iv r x T H s s o m i / i i i i k u i i «
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K IO H T II II A I T V - fl lS I k . M ila
W a ri W e ll K a v n r*i|. fla il tlm H a r.
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t 'r a r h e r H t* Ha«e. M U * ito r-.o k e y
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Chillii'othc CouvidH
End Hitdown Strike
CHILLICOTHE, O. urt-A ma*a
ell down alrlke by Bfdi rclicBlniis
vmmg cnnvlcts *1 tho Federal liefnrmatory for Men ended early to
day after more than nine hours of
destruction and deflanco
Three inmetea were wounded,
none seriously, before guards, stato
highway palmlmen and deimty
sheriff* quelled the uprising.
John J. Galvin, associate warden,
said the men refused tn go to the
mess hall after finishing their wnrk
for the dav. They milled about the
prison yard (or several hours, then
treaded three dormitories.
P r i s o n e r * wrecked furniture,
broke windows, threw hedrlnthlng
Into the yard oml set fire to the
mattreisea i t nightfall. T h e y
screamed In protest when ahoqt
300 convict* gave In and returned
to their cell* at mld cvenlng, and
among them**lve« all during
moflitratlon.
Galvin aald he heard the "titual"
complaint* about prlion food but
said he did not know the re»»<in
for the ult down itrlke.
«
GAYLF. TALBOT
■'w* * * h,'M *»■I
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NEW YORK '.A—Some times you
ctn gu for month* without eveu
srcitig the name of the smallest
operator In baseball, a quiet, al
most shy Individual who til* tn an
office high over Fifth Avenue and
gently pulls tho string* which pro
vide the New York Yankees with
nut Id championship*.
Unlike some other diamond ex
ecutives who come readily to mind,
Gcm go M Weiss very seldom Is
quoted on any subject, lie shuns
Uio limelight cimrfstrnOy, and
when liked why, he says he would
rather leave the talking tn his man
ager, Casey Stengel, ur lo Presi
dent Dan Topping.
7 here have been those who did
not particular!
ilarly admire Welas or
hi* methodsa, who regarded him aa
a cold fish and referred to him as
"l.nnCMime George." But It is only
randy that they have been able to
find fault with his Judgment of
hall player* or Ills ability to outbid
rival* for a mnn he really wanted.
Whal brings up the subject of
Will** at thin particular lime Is,
uf ionise, lit* acquisition of Ihe
iwu pour old worn out pitchers,
Ewell Blackwell nod Bay Scar
IsniMigh, ,iod his bringing Cbarllu
Keller out of retirement to do a
little fancy pinch hitting In Hie
romliig stretch drive.
The Idea of trying to pick up
some pennant Insurance toward the
end of n ruco may not he exactly
new. but Weisa almost certainly
Its* introduced refinement! the
past four seasons which should go
In the text book*. He started It
when ho purchased hlg John Mini.
,i National League castoff, and
three straight (tags testify elo
quently to ihe success of his meth
ods.
Johnny Halil, waived from Ihe
Nallonal l.eugue, gave Hie Yanks
that lit He extra iiltufilng Ihey need
ed In Hie stretch last year, and It
will he le** than surprising If ho
and HlarkwiU and Scarborough
provide the difference in tho next
Hiree weeks.
H almost scorns full lo say that
Wclxs was tho first general man
ager in fully realise that tho Amcr
lean la-aguc was In for a series
of very close races, with Ihe tal
ent so evenly distributed among
the tup two or tlirco loams that
a single game won Inslvad of lost
might easily decide the pennant.
Ilo tlaeided It waa worth while lo
spend really Important money to
ry tn win that extra game. Ilo has
been repaid, and then some
Fain Nearn Second
A. L. Bntllnfr Crown
NEW YORK '.A - Fcrrl* Fain’s
chance* for repealing a* the Amer
ican Le*gtie hailing champion ap
pear muchhrlghtcr today than a
week ago.
Last week Fain, after leading
for most of the season, found him
self cimfrnntod wlHi Dale Mitchell
of the Cleveland Indian*, who had
(urged Into a tin wltlitho Phil
adelphla first baseman for hitting.
Ltunda al .332 each.
Today Fain all)! Is hitting .332,
Inti tho Cleveland outfielder haa
slipped Into third plare with .325.
one point behind the Yankees*
Heno Woodltng In second at .324
Figures Include Monday’s game*.
NEW YOHK iei^ lf Ihe National
and American League pennant
races end on schedule Kept 28 wllh
no ties, the 1932 World Series will
open in the home park of tho N a
tional loop champions Wednesday,
Oct I.
Thai much was decided Monday
at a meeting of club owners with
Ford C. Frick, baseball commis
sioner
In event of a tie in the National
League necessitating a play • off.
Ihe first game ofthe series would
not he played until Oct. 2. A tie
In the American League would not
affect the atari of the series Oct. 1.
American League rule* call for a
one-game play-off, hut the Nation
al League has a hest-of-three rule.
The first two games will be
played In the National league
Park, the next three In the home
park of the American League
champions, and Ihe sixth and sev
enth*, If neressary, back In Ihe Na
tional grounds.
All games will start at 1 p m ,
local time, and if darkness inter
venes, lights will he turned nn.
Frick was to confer In Washing
ton today with Office of Price
Slahlliiatfnn officials about prices
of series tickets, with a possibility
they might come higher.
In recent years they have been
Ht for box seals, $U for reserved,
53 for bleachers, and 14 for stand
Ing room.
Appleby’H 181 Avff.
Lend* City Bowlers
Tuinoi row night three team*
In the City Bowling Ix-ague will
be trying to break the deadlock
for first place nt the Snnfold
Bowling Alley*. Are Glnin, Flor
ida Power and Light and Celery
City I'rintlng urn currently tied
for Ihe top spot with 2-1 recurds,
Harold Appleby f* Ihe Indi
vidual pare aeller wllh n 181
average. Appleby, I ’oat Offlre,
ha* the mietl pin* with 313 and
the hlghrnt Individual game of
253, lie in followed by Celery
( I t y ’a Pete K llfl with a 173
percentage and Bank Kretier,
also of Calery City, ranks n
eloae third with a 170 average.
CITY BOWLING LEAGUE
W. L. Pel, Pina
2 t 5117 2276
Are (H an
2 l .007 2169
Fla. P. and L.
2 I .057 2343
Ctlary City
1 2 .333 2109
HUM M. U.
1 2 .383 2372
fltanley-Rogvr
Post Office
I 2 .313 2320
TUP T ilH K K
Pins H.G. Avg.
Appleby, P.
543 203 1H1
Kite! C. C.
619 197 171
K relief, C. C. 012 190 170
Paul Byant Is Still Hunting
Fui Babe PctriBi^s Successor
their side of Ihe line Into ana of
By The Associated Frets
Not often doe* a quarterback the strongest In the conference.
"Worst workout of the sauon"
come along like Vito (Babe) Parilll, the ham - handed ball hiding was Vanderbilt Coach Bill Ed
wliard who sparked Kentucky'* of wards comment after a drill oH'
ins* olfente and defense The o u
fense for thrre seasons.
It's a tough Job to liy to fill Ills irlglit *|X)t in the CommodtA'
shoes, and Wildcat Coach Paul ramp was the performance of
Bryant still hasn't selected his freshman Bill Krieiemeyer He got
off some accurate passes and is a
first string T operator
lit onelwo position for the Job Ilk* iy starter al quarterback when
are Herbie Hunt, who understudied Vamly opens against Georgia Sept
Purllll last year, and a freshman, 20
The running of Hacks Charie*
Dick Shatto Hunt was slowed hy
tltnr.ss last week,but Bryant was Earnest. Robert Clemens Dekle
pleased after III* first scrimmage Coney and Howard Kelly Is Im
Monday.
proving ut Georgia and Coach Wal
"Herbie moved Ihe ball consul ly iiults is feeling better about the
ently well." he commented "This loss of Fullback John Hurvar g)
Is the B rit time Itial any uuailei the tiros
back haa operated as he should "
'‘ Earner.! might give us a break
Tennessee’s Coach Boh Neyland away runner ut fullhark," said
is having trouble selecting a re Bulls "Clemens Is a big boy with
placement for Doug Atkin*, whom
i,mi balance —
— qu
quite a pros
he shifted from defensive right end pect ,{d
ly ,ias
Kelly
ha* b)l0WII
shown us soma
lo tickle Mack Franklin, a ion power, too, and Coney has speed."
pound Junior, has the Inside track,
Georgia Tech took things easy
bill Is getting a lot ut competition
from three sophomore, Kd Nlcklu. Monday, hui Ihe players were
warned that rough scrimmages
Ronald Gust and Bill Taylor
Fullback*
Herman
Howard, are on tap Yellow Jacket Coach
Charles llataway and Ba> Mereer Hohhy Dodd announced he doe*4l,
ran effectively at Aulmriti in Ihe plan in ti-.e hide Juklc Rudolph
first workout unmarred by un lu to make many punt returns this
lury. Passing chores were handled \season He said Rudolph I* too
hy Joe Dnvls and Dudley Spence valuable usu tackle and pais del.eft Tackle Bill Turilhenugli and | fender to risk Injury as a punt
Ix ft End Bill McMurry ure (urging receiver.
t
M unIc School Reopens Sept. 15th
Theory, llegulur I'intto, Harmony,
Ami Physical Mimic Kxei'dttcu.
i
DireiTItig an t Cuai hiug of Soloist*
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M IAM I i8v— The University of
Miami Hurricane* will he minus
the service* of senior Tackle Joe
Bsrtolovlch Strulhers. O . thl* season.
Bartolovlrh, regular defendve
tackle, was Injured last season and
missed the Gator Howl game Ho
missed spring practice but re|«rt
cd again this rail. Doctors have ad
vised him lo give up the game,
Coach Andy Gustafson *ald Moil
day.
Meanwhile, Ihe varsity offensive
BOAT A CABK
team* will carry Ihe load In tuKISSIMMEE <8t - T h e annual day'a workout, Gustafson said. Ifa
boat • a • cade for outboard boata sent the defensive squads through
down Central Florida streams wit) a scrimmage yesterday.
bo held Oct. 22-25,
This year's tour will lake Ihe
bonis from Kissimmee to Stuart
on the East Coast. The boats will
travel down lakes and Ilia Kissim
mee Illver to Lake Okeechobee
and to Hie coast by tho Crnsa Slate
Canal.
Hoatimen camp out along the
route. Past boat • a - cades have
ended at Lake Okeechobeo.
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VOLUME XLIV
SANFORD).
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Acheson Also Tells
N e w s Conference
Of Mexican Plans
For Getting Truce
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WASIIINGTON~~ l4v—Secretary ul
Slate Acheson said loday the
United Stales, In consultation with
friendly nations, Is preparing fur
M dehste nil Knreefi issues III the
Unllcsl Natltma General A iw m
Lily nest month.
Acheson also told a new* con
faience the Mexican government
Las made route suggestion* on
Korean T rin e negotiations, lint de
dined to describe them It ha*
men reported that Mexico would
have the Genera) Assembly usk
II N members to take m tern
IHirailly thrive Korean W ar prl*
oner* who r e ih l repatriation altei
an armistice
The pot time of the Mexican pm
nosal would lie to break the dead
lock between U, N. and t.'nmniu
nht truce negotiator* over the re
(latrlatton Ivor- and bring tin
negotiations to a successful con
elusion
The Communist-* liuvr
demanded thul all U. N prisoner:
of war lie relum ed to Ihelr home
land, whether they want lo or mil
On Other (mints, Acheson:
Said that so for fix he knew
the m atter of using Chinese troop*
In Korea - it ii-renlly renewed sub
(eel ul news reports ftom 1-Ttrmo.n
->|iai not been olfieully raised
Decline*'- to sav whether tin
Unlled States and U rltiln would
chamie Ihelr proposal* fn- ar
Anglo Iranian nil settlement, by
saying llie proposal had been pre
rented to Prem ier Mossadegh by
President T m n iyn and Prim e Min
lite r Cburehlll and that be eoulil
not speak for either llie President
or the prim e mlnisler.
lf> New Houses To
He Constructed In
Wynnewood Area
|
•
will
, , 1r'
conitrurllon her* next week of It’
■•n*>rre*e hloek hou*«U»
totalling
*178.000 II I value, Mrs. Adelaide
M n ***, rnmnnnv r*-nre**ntatlve,
fBxz& Srigstinu .» to.
ruled In that Portion of the
Wvenewo-vt RuMIvltlnn whlrh I*
nit'side uf the eltv limits. Hanford
will Ini minus th« above aiununl in
its huildllut total.
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M r* M<*se» v is ite d
th e
C ity
C le ik 's o ffic e th is n io rm n K to n tiH tie e fo r r l l t - i l l * o il w a te r, ill
a re o rd a n rr w ith n p ie v lo n s u itre rm erit w it h th e C ity to
fu rn is h
w a te r lo lid s p a rt o f th e -o h
d iv is io n .
Addition of IK new houses will
l.rlmr the total of Phillips Imdl
houses in Wynnewood to fid, she
raid. The new houses will lanue in
rost from *10.1110 to 312,IM>. and
It is hoped lo complete them in
front three to four months
"Residents of Wynnewood wh*-the new house* are tu he i. ill* nave
expressed tha desire In he Inside
Ihe city lim it*," laid Mrs. Moses.
T ill* w ill require approval of the
State Legislature.
P h illip* Properties recently fin
ished 442 “defense houses" which
wete erected for N e w periunuel
and defense worker* in Phillips
T e rl ace and Nullfn Park. Average
coat of a two
bedroom
house
t aimed from 17,776 tu Itl,052.
AGREEMENT RUINED
LUXEMBOURG htv-West tiermany unit Israel signed agree
menu here today whereby Ihe
Bonn government will attempt to
compensata Jewish victim* of Noxl
persecution.
In ihe treaty, tha (Jarman* promlie to nay Israel 3,430.000.000
mark* (about 833 million dollars)
over a period of 1! to 14 years,
depending on Germany'* ability tu
THI CANADIAN PACIFIC liner IM m
un a i t r l 30 intle* noitli ul Junr m
300 pasivngers amt * ct*w ul ltd
The d.OOO-ton VtlJel was e<i lm .lt
■iter. Nu one was injun-u
r t i K u lM rtn laUuve) ran jgiuuinl
A |j-k .i tint rank a few hums jll- t
w tte i t u n tit ti v ii.c I'uatl Guard,
tu Skigwav ,u the time u| the d iiI f pitfr/itlliiiihll .S*.u.m1|ihulur
Directors Named Merchants Ask
By Membership Claims Judge Not
OfCountyCOfC To Resign Post
Dawson Repoits tin Over Dm* Thousand
Cases Handled l*y
Work To RriiiK OrMcNal) Durum Year
phantce To Snnt’onl
The result* uf the reeent --Ii-'
lion -if dtre-tors uf ih» l.nsr.l i f
•he KemiiHile Count*- Chmir’“-i of
Commerce were wnmiuin-eil '«-•
nlsrlit tiv Al l.ee, rhalrm an of Hi,
election committee. Res ria l new
directors were elected.
Thtue elected
from
Rnnforil
were Mack Ctrvnlr.nd ti , Pete
Hlairln*, ,1. C. Hutchlsim, Harry
l.er, Francis Rnumillat Jr.. J. II.
RoXlon. George Totihv. mid Dun
W right. Those friiin tin- comity
were M artin Andersen uf l.imvwood, C. 1*. tfrn*lngton of Lake
Mary, A K. Kourakre of Forrest
City, |(. T. Mllwee of l.niiKwnod.
Ihe Rev. L. W. Rcotl of l.ake
Mary, L. E. htevens of klunroy,
It. E. True of t.ake M ary, and ft.
Ward
n f O viedo,
They were welcomed to Hie
llreclorate hv President Jack II dl
who explained that all had h"»n
named lo three year term *. Mr.
Hall nl"o appointed W. A. Pal
rick rhairm an of *
immlimtiiM
i-nmtniller to re|mrt nt the next
mi-etlnp of the honid mi a date
of candidate* for officer* of the
iirpniiiiation for the romiliK year.
tlpon motion of John Ivev, *»v
nndrd hv K n ils lr lloiisluddt-r, the
director-j voteil to make the pre
sident of the Junior Chamber of
Commerce, of the Retail
M er
chant* Association, and the chair
man <>f t)u- County Commission
and the City Manager ex offirio
member* of the hoard if I here i*
....... ..
with the by-law* of
Ihe Chamber of Commerce.
\V. W. Dawson iepnrtc,t ihat
hi* committee bus secured u num
ber of suitable site* for the M eth
odist Children's Home ut Enter
prise and said th.-.t Snufoid oc
cupies a favorable position if the
executive m m inillee of the ilotny
decides to move from It* present
location.
Forrest llrci-kern idge, manager
of the Chamber of Commerce, re
ported that u meeting w ill he h ell
at Silver Springs hy
the
St.
Jnlins-liidlun Itlver (mpruvvinviit
Cuinmltten on Sent. Id tu consider
further the St. Johns-lmllau River
Canal project. Col li.
C. llee,
consulting engineer fur the Cunl U s i l a i r l « * l*aae Km i i
Mth. Phil Stanley
66t Died At Ilome
fixation may apply la each cate,
were:
LABOR TROUBLES
Virginia • Carolina Chemical
8T. LOUIS OB—Gen. Dwight D.
Coro. 14,300,000 for phosphatlr Eiienhowar’a speech here Sept. M
fartiilxera at Nlchola, Fla., 4# per
be kept off radio and talevlcent.
by i jurlidlctlfinal labor dlai l
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A muteluted Prone I. cum-.I W ilt1
WEDNESDAY SEPT. 10. 1951!
1! !■■!>—
Adlai Nikkis
First Whistle
West
No. 14
McCarthy Gains Landslide'
Victory In Wisconsin Poll;
Ike Apologizes, If He Cussed
Ri'il-Fijditmy: Senator
Piles ft p lmpreasi\ I'MiU'riti Over His
"Tallvalliirii" Rival
Taft Repeats Pledge To Aid Ike
' .1
M r*. Phil C. Stanley Hr., lit), died
yesterday afternoon at her home,
LMfbl Palmetto Avenue. She had
been In 111 health fur sometime.
Born M ar. 21!. lHMd In W hitby,
Ontario, Uanadit. M r*. Stanley
had mad* her home In Hanford
for the past 20 veer*. She was a
member of Holy Crux* Episcopal
Church whera funeral »«rvlcr» will
lie conducted at 3:00 p.m. tomor
row with Il#v. II. L. Zimmerman
TA X B E N R E V n APPROVED
officiating. Burial will fulluw 111
WASHINGTON 0B—The Defense Evergreen Cemetery.
Production Administration today
Surviving are the husband and
announced approval of federal tax two son*, Alfred and PI II C. Jr.
benefit* for 80 defense plant ex of Hanford) two other »un», H a r
pansion project* in co»t nearly 83 old of Naw Smyrna Reach and Dr.
million uollara.
Gordon Stanley of Durham, N . C .t
Among the other project* given on* alatar, Mra. J. A. Roger* of
"certificate* el MMMity" for the DeLand and one brother, W. P.
rapid w riteoff, aad the percentage Smith of Toronto, Canada) also
of outlay to which the rapid tmor- six grandchildren.
W ANGR1 n
r
Derates Republicans
For 'Approving Our
PrnprranTDuringAn
Flection Campaign General Says He Does
H i K E I . ’d I N M t i l t l N
Not Have Slightest
A im w i n S T F V F N f t n N r , \ M
Recollection T h a t
PA D IN T H U N . En R o u tk Lo*
A n g r l. i ip )
(J o ., A d la i K .J p U i
He Used Profanity
euson, ha rn * fo r m ills t h r o iig lj I
p*(5i this amount, 430 million
marka (107 million dollar*) ar*
aarmarked for the JVwlsb Mate
rial Claim* Conference. Three bil
lion mark* (713 million dollar*)
|0 In Ihe Israeli government to
cover Ihe coil of absorbing refugeta from Germany and terri
torial formerly under German rule
FURR
LOS ANGELRI « - Film prosjQ duccr Walter Wanger will be freed
~
from Jail Saturday after aerviny
three month* and
m w .ta r
Jennings
•hooting and t
Lang, agant of
r%wife, ne
. treu Joan Benoatt.,
. Hollywood la t
tting
whether Winger’*
on
im maa
m«atu
a reconciliation, i
M M ha l«
t now an.
hopeful, hut Mina'1
[
pwtag^ln a pUyaf I
o
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
EttUbltahtd 1908
UN Debate On
Korean Issues
Being Readied
f
th# auditorium, me of the lath,
until tha
la let tied.
Darst
AFL Stagehand!
Union __
■Metrical Workers Union
ant to Inatall faaita. The dispute
ciutiai
cllltla* far
for
‘ JurDdlctlonal
I* bafora
board at.
, D »«t said,
expected for
It. K, Mt-Nali, judge of tluSmnll Claim* Court yi-sti-rday III
finoli-d ih lii'tu r* of the Sanford
Merchants Association al a meet
ing nt the City Hull that since lie
wna losing money lo maintaining
llie court b>- felt that In- eonlii
not emit in it*- h i that office and
■uiggi-stcil (lull u aucce**iir l><pick i d
M. I.. tinhorn, president, mid u
number uf directors nidutrd out
the fine work Judge MoNub line
heen doing a* small claims judge.
11. II. Pope declnied Ihat lit- can
not he snared, and *uggr«ti-d some
form or voluntary ruiitrihution*
tie made hy tha merchant* lo pay
putt of tha espeiite of the court.
On motion of Andrew Htlue.
seconded hy Jaalr Hall, a r**rtlitlion was Raised n u n .s lin g Judge
Mi-Nub tu withhuld his decision
to resign fur fit) day*, and Pre
sident M. L. Itahorn to appoint a
committee to see If -onie -alls
factory arrangement can hr made
tu keep him in u f f lc
Judge MeNali agreed to tin*
proposal, and Mr. Itntioin ap
pointed n commltte,- Hint includ
ed Mr. Stine, W. A. Mnmxon,
N r.I Smith, and tdlo io-rlf. In take
action on the matter.
It w as pointed o u t hy Judge
McNrili that 1,1)28 cases were tried
by tin- Court during llie past
yenr, ami that many rs *r * con
cerned individual* rather than
merchant*. Fee*, set hy the State,
lim it the amount of income, iiiul
Its was necessary to hire a $40
n week assistant, he said.
.Mr. Htlue declared that a lull
is pending in the .State Legisla
ture that w ill cover f e n uf all
■mail claim * court* In Florida.
The director* voted that be
ginning on Oct. 1 ami on Wednes
day afternoon* thereafter, Ihat
merchant* be requested tu keep
store* open.
Purchase u f candy to be given
away at the annual Christmas
patty for children was discussed.
President
Habnrn
suggested
that merchanta of Hanford be
asked
lo
aid
in
Altamonte
Springs fund raising campaign
to purchase a fire truck by fu r
nishing trade certificates, valued
at IS each, tu be given out at a
benefit show at the Prairie I * k e
drive In theater on Oct. 6,
City CrnnmiHHion
Calls Public Hearing
The Cltv Commission, meeting
as an equalisation hoard, will hold
a piddle hearing Monday night at
8:00 o’clock at which taxpayers
can make complaints regarding
assessments, Cltv Manager Tom
Lemon announced this morning.
He stated that police had been
sent lately to warn cllitens about
leaving trash in Ihe street lo be
picked up, following complaint* of
motorist* who had tu detour
around the trash, A city ordinance
prohibit* leaving tra*h
In the
Hirsetx, but parkwayi ntay be used
for thla purpose, he said.
Ry* gra** wan planted Htindny
In th* Infield r.t the Municipal
Stadium whera clav was removed
path* and pitcher* box, Mr, Lemon
and soil substituted on th* base
anted.
TRUCE PLAN OFFERED
MEXICO CITY IB—Mexico ha*
suggested to the United Nations
• new plan to end the Korean War
prisoner deadlock. Ii calls for Im
migration to neutral countries of
all POWa who do not wish to re
turn home.
A foreign office spokesman said
Tuesday night the proposal waa
delivered to U. N. Secretary Gen
eral Trygve Lie aeveral days ago
and dlitrTbiiied among the 60 mem
ber natlMH. Unofficial sources said
the^U. 8. regarded the idea favor-
fo rn la to h i* n n c -t ,,f th e i j i t •-* i
deiu-y, - n l.l in Ss:i
to d a v • >h>Deni* ci a ll.- p u li ■ • i- t.a s rd m o i •
•-•■I'rf lo life In .,, I \ and th # t>,u
‘ 4 )' o f b s o p in r - , "
• I* ag a in ild lc n b d Ih e R cniih
tic a n * lo r w lia i In- ca lle d "a p p ro *
c t f out p ro o ra in d u rin g atyi «le.
iio it veai " He -a n ! be co u ld p to m
>*e a o >*iMvr p tu g i atn. co n U n o im t
o lia t (lie D e m o c ra t* h a ic done.
"W e can g iv e you o u r he it * *
out heads am i m can g iv e im
- or best, ‘ ili>- Illin o is g o v t h i -i
- .m l m ill added tl,n l peace is ilu
u n i m i goa! o f lb ,- p a rty .
A b o u t 'J.filHl persons lin e ii tin• la tu m p la tfo r m a - R te v e n *.i,
special lim n d re w in to Han
fo r tlo - f u s t o f r ig h t stops he lm
»cbe.|ideil today
T h e re
was
a
•m i *t o f c la p p in g a m i r lic c r in c *
In a p n e a ie il. lin e m an
held
*
b ilg e fio ia ) lio rn esiiue .
" I b i s i- the f u i l ,* III*! lt - s t - i- i
i *e t lo in li . ' ilte * eu on - a id o '
a t - lin
In (a c t, n ia ill u f 'I
t ilin g - I a lii d o in g m e b e in g it i .
lm itn- t i i -t tu n e ."
I -is-1
n ig h t
S tevenson
rant
" A m e ric a is th re a te n e d as n e w t
tie to re ," m id h r to ld a n a tlo n -w o lc
Ir lr v lM o n
m id
la d ln
a u d b 'H r
fro m Han F iam -ist-o , th e way to
aver t it i t In g iv e m a te r ia l a id in
th e new n a tio n s o f A sm , to recog
in n - t in 'll d e s ire fm independence,
und to Imw I lit- ni 11m l the U nited
S la te * I* not p u rs u in g a p ulley of
iiu in in a tiu n .
S p e a kin g w ith u n u suu l Harlem
ness, Die U tM iu K ra in - c a n d id a l? h*i
llie p n -.ild e n c y m ad e Ihese p o m lllU t lllg lll
1 " I ilu m il th in k w a r ia an
in e v ita b le p m l u f tin s c o n te x t lie
Iw e e ii fre e d o m and t y r a n n y . "
hhvh th»* **«!i if I
• ’lit !
!* ‘ i n i n "
m«Mn"rv'
of
«I■ i »nor
h i-
»i Mm ** *dir*s r.
nu'hl. h»P
if h*‘ tlitl ‘ bv ii. \\r h i * *t»irv mitt
vta»if- In 'ip n ltu rU ^ .
H ern tin I fh i i(r v t n f fn id l i t a i
'!n h « u *i R- Kill Id it1An
t h»*
Unp
ni rai.jeriltai
rnMdntnle
».nd
Ih l^ f .» m v o f rd i n l r t p n ln iit iii m
h i* - o r r e li iik h iH ifin a tm h *
• T i l l H'VII I'ti of IlYYIII|y
Mill
m niv 11•»•**• lr lik^t njn/ltf
Hint vv lit t r 1 h n v r li l Itn*
l lif iim i v n f ii , | w ill I r \ li t t i . i t h
It Hi f | j ‘ filial! t*
" I SAtMilil lik n vm i, t l i r K ( t»|i
eiln vkttrk#r*t, to w n tti nm i f I >?••*
tim w a rm in m y n r i r *« In
^ i n * * fm n i tfa th u ik * m il m iu
tin* M a tin n f tit lf t f i'ft v i’A t l .«! -sum*
|>eo|»l** iln iF l npprnv** »»f
“ I lll'M 'W ltli W llllf lit II|M>It k fl/l1
In n o xniii* | n u n lt/tte »*fft 11.
"
\ ii*li 111|11V
I !•** I i*' *
t* .1IIIt
«I Ml I ,11»*
v* t M b ! %
kft* '1|||.| ,|| »i| vkI l f Mill
i!
I tn if eiii11ni Hi u iti 14• VY t'tiiiii;
*«•» fur D M n f v| II Mini u d 'll'N v i1,!
s*hiff* i»f ilu y,i» Imi h mill.mill
• !O l* i h iiip r iiiii t iiK i n i if t t li m it nl
t h r l r h o lr l h ta th n iiirte r «
1In -|i»ik4* mf f In* |ij,r , i ,iu .1
d liieh tifivr tfienlet) him m *ln
S m ith , in |'h ilm li> lp h iii amt l i e *
»hiv n i h i d i a i m p u l i a m i ■aid i l i t r
» v»*i v w lin f i* I f n i a' a|i|M 'iii oil i i lie
a dnm am t f mi new fa e n** m U imh
liiir tm i.
Kla»«mhtiu«,t w e n t *• 11 In m ih n v
*"• III* <Jll»>Mmti h til i l l fit * m- u ic r
r n liiu r 1aRii»* u f (im Him* ( » |n « •
a «lriiftci|i«nntlott o f the
thm
Ilu* m ir li l iiir v ht* led in .th j n o
lb u i. '1
"But 9h it sublet i« nm
p * rm * n I
a u i*
in t* <* m tr u li o f t in
pm
2 "With 83 per cent of uur bod pin t i th e
I ■* f o r o I'h tn ^ H ."
gel allocated to defense, it U, the
F.iienJioMer't Ns’iuhln^f^ii vini
Soviet Uni op which pnw t ix a l ,he w j f nrh«*t|i|1tw|
ir tw o In -ill
iaVtT nf nur deteiHe expenditure* 81opt)f f Intuem hln m(d w#«ti"ii
and thus uur lux rutrx."
•ml! mid N n t V o lk H l y w l i r i i In
3
D
R r)iu b lic a n n o m in e e
( lo ig tit
E ls e n h o w e r * ' ' i n im m i p ro i'ra u i
dor* not ciintrlNiile tilin' ti to
uur foreign policy discussion
t ' ' I b e lie v e we m ay in M u c
lo o k b a ck u l K o re a a* a m a jo r
liir id iig p o in t In l i l - l m i
a mm
u in g p o in t w in c h led nut <• an
o th e r w a r. Im t to the til- 1 In ‘ >ric
d e m o n s tra tio ii ih a t an d i n liv e
syste m o f c o lle c tiv e seem it . I
p o ssib le "
Senator Boyle To
Attend Political
Caucus In Tampa
S ta te
leave
S e n a to r I..
Thur* lm-
I’
M o I-
t,r*eio.>.it
1 III
'-u
T a m iia to a tte n d n II till s* 4■1 Hip r c M I iln t lv e * .-ailfi* doiiuv ilu
u-»t>k-enil a l Ilu * Tam m s l« i- a c r
IlfiSv-l h r s n im u n - r d l i '• p -o m . iip *
While tbrr» hi* «aid. b- -ill
confer with Hlalr Ri-pn-i ui iilv Hen Fuqua, al*ornrv uf M in >lccounty, rrgarditig tin- pi (li ‘ li'trr
follnwrd in financing tin- 1<>-• ird
lio*|ill*l recently (reeled u (‘ulmelto nt a cost of 31.lfi0.uuu
" I want to talk with I. > a*
to the procedure followed in Man
atee countv in building li" 1 pitnl, find out what Inlereii tale
they are paving on tl'eir b«i '- so
that uur Board of Countv < oninlsiloner* here will bv tin- »xamide tie In better position '■ esInldMi millage for Ibe t<>- i- 'ed
Seminole County Hospital," >• de
clared.
"They are also building u new
hnspitnl In Sarasota und.i (hr
provision* of the general ctttinly
hospital act," he added, "ami I in
tend to contnrt their state iii-resentative and find out what fed
eral aid was obialntd fm 'hat
project." He polntod out mat
Manatee county obtained u it'd).00ft federal grant for Its li--pltal.
" I want tu gst the pin neat
application of the hospital act
from tin* two cnunlle* wldi-b have
nlrendv taken advantage nf <(,"
he explained,
Senator Boyle revealed tlmt he
had auaceeefully Introduced in 'lie
State Seriate, and Re|ireM'ntntiv*
Fuqua In tha House, the umendme nt that removed the ceiling or
limitation on Ittulng bond* for
county hospital*. T ill* ceiling waa
previously 3300,000, hut wn* obso
lete, said Mr. Boyle, In vtrw uf
present day building cost* and
needs,
In addition, he declared, llie act
was unconstitutional, until it "'»*
amended tu be applicable to free,
holder* only »o that bonds i-«uld
be legally authorised and made
saleable. Tide action was alto
Introduced hv Mr. Boyle.
A t the Bept. 8 meeting of ihe
County Commission, Chairman U.
C. Dodd staled that he would m il
another mealing following Mr,
Boyle's raturn, so that action may
be taken In time for notice to he
iven 80 daya prior to the eleoon aa required by the County
Hospital Act.
R
i l N i l N V . i l
1*1 s e n
H,|.
h« >4 \ I lift ‘•,14(1 ti i d .i i tie* W AH
“ il i* 14r ftit«sl ' n i t h t l i r ifti f i l l ) o f
‘d l l
t u N rp f i Met Mil h i
Ifrp ith
in u l itl Iftii M t , ( i l i - Hi (ii MM.Tl)'
I l i t -it ( t
t d id o I tiwfti.f S i
tu lll,
V (It|
9* 41*4"
iHfi'MiiN* i tit . •*i i i i t r r f « ' i « *
mi
.*ti m l
t
*•
f t i n i n tt | « * 4,'*
1 ( ft I t l l l d ,f I 4 |l! Il t «-f
W A S H IN G T O N
H w i.-'n D
»'w rt
|«olav he ilh l not
hit*1 h h |i»"i -tininf i l l ■111jvAlif n in td
nun i tern,
h 'lm n i' h i* tm r iv l i i i r u iiv s*m
I i lin k f a r h i ii Ji K an u lm In*
l-fio nfir *d f.i Million e.
VI I‘|3
t**|i »*i
I h ll | b*I|| I n ! i J I | I If 11f l ' l *3 h*a I X
I »•••*t •**f In talk v%4911 1.i*i«'u l:.t\v i i
d ill llik’ lit* a fln riltM iii u lm iit n ||||*« •
llie kb n il S i’ll K n lii'ft ,\ r»r« | hi
Hint toviil in Nellutir m t
••la. i- fm
:m K i^ F iih o u r i T « f i
and
in in
fi'l elK'l*.
• ••
h’fuler 1 h a\r heeii Uoikln*:
fni dill a meptiiitf w ilh Ihe aim
•d il» delirmimna I nf I
nde lit
the i'ampaihf ii, ami itf# eiflun,^
«liv
lilia e iin ^ ||1 fe th tiK
m nm i|I'm * * *iin i!ili*,r ' who hacked | a ft m
hi* ItetliiK h u ll I e kbllh l l " i f l ln»u .
fn| I In |»| i N|t*r III till fiUlllitOK Inti
I Mlhnjt lidd irpdllei he hd|t« I
ar i uiitfemenU enu)tl hv entnplei 'ti
loht* l«»r fill
IdiFhltiriifj Tkii
llir r lifig
Scouts lost fueled
On Fire Protection
i ' i i , . i lu r f AJ N ''la y e le m l i i *
te n »v i i i s l l u cli-d a ,-la* i n f t l
lin e S co u t* n f T ro o p .’116, w h ic li i»
-Piili-Oi c,| r,v tin- i n I I'lcsbyli-i
inn C h o rc li, on Imw
iu
p rM n -t
t h n i i - r l > c- und iilh e r * u g a in -t In .h u ts rils .
T lia S cuuts f ille d in e x a m in a tio n
h ln n k s h ml those m a k in g iiu -i-im g ru d n * w ill rece ive m e r ll tih ilg e *
HuW In co n d uct llir u is e lv e * in
c iip in g w itii a fir ,- i-iiii-rg i-iic v in
spm ki- fille d m u m s in a huu«e, and
u t u u t lllg the I .....(lie t in 'I f , m il
how lo b u ild f ir e * iu tin- open tu
p re v e n t t h e ir ip te a d w e ie a im in g
th e to p ic s discussed.
T he Scouts showed a liv e ly in .
te re s t in the ills lr u c t iu ll, sske il
and a nsw ered m a n y q u e s tio n - and
g r e a tly im pressed C h ie f C le ve la n d
w ith th e ir in te llig e n t In te re s t in
the s u b je c t. T he In s lru c tiu n w it*
g iv e n u p s ta irs In llie F ire Htn
lio n .
CONSTITUTION FOR AUI.AI
ATLANTA Lti— Doinocrallc pres
Idenliai uumineu Adlai Stevenson
has received Ihe full suppurl ul
Ihe Allanla Constitution which Ire
quenlly had expressed greal ad
mlratlun fur Owlght D. Elsenhuw
cr.
The M • yesr - old Democratic
newspaper, which has long sdvu
cated strung Hapubllcan cnmpetl
lion (or the Democratic Party In
the South, came out solidly fur Ihe
Democratic presidential ticket in
Its lead editorial In today's edl
lions.
SUIT DISMISSAL ASKED
ATLANTA iB—D lim liia l of a
federal court suit brought by an
Atlanta Negro, seoklsu admission
to the University of Georgia, wa*
aiked Tuesday by the State of
Georgia.
The suit was filed early in Ihe
summer by Horace Ward, a Ne
gro student, agatnxt the Board of
Regent* of Um University Britain
of Georgia and university officials.
Hut
f did
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the coule.I tor that parly' snoiiilTOKYO tit—The destroyer USS
nation for governor tlotli had been
Agerhulm wax hit hy Communist
endorsed tiy tin* party convention.
TOM KATTI.EFHONT
shore fire off tile eastern coast of
CENTRAL FRONT, Korea ris
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PHOENIX A n /
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frontline Installation*. Ihe Navy Ten U S i-ongraxsiuen loured Ilu* It Murdock (D A rid rolled toward
Koreuu liulllefrnlit I ikI.iv and re
announced today
u ii overwhelming victory today In
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suffered sllglil Injuries to one knee
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Hospital at Yokosuka, Japan
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only minor damage wa* inflict war They are members of the
appropriations
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Poker Fists"
ed on the .hip
House Armed Services Committee
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MENLO PARK, Calif LB - Dr
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Juhnson-HImes highway acrl.Dnt,
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morning. The Himes car wa* at u clan at Dublin, Ga., until stricken
7:15 • 0:00 - 10:30
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of the brain.
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e Elliott Tile 5
Sanford All-Stars
Bob Basore’s 2-Run
Home Run In 7jh
Is Deciding Blow:
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Play On Saturday George
Senn’s 2-Run
Single Is Margin
Big Hob niinrr'« resounding
two-run homer In the top of Mu*
Of
Victory; Tars
reventh g*v<- i he Hanford All
Star* a thrll'lng, 6-4, triumnh
Given
2 Trophies
crvei F.IIMl 'lilr Company nine
t4
Sanford N avy Nips Pinecastle, 2-1, To Win Orlando “B” Title
tail nlvttr In the firpt gain* of .he
data B Orlando |r>vliatl>m at K*
position Park In Orlamto.
Th* victorv advanced Sanford
In the winner* bracket In id*"
the winner of tooinlii'* Snnfoi I
Navy and Plymouth Frecjur rami’,
That yarn* will hr nlaved at F»
position Park on Hatnrdnv night
at 0:00 p pi.
Rrd Hire- »m l llir entire
finer "leldln* hill llirrr lilla.
two alonr Ihr arrafrh »arl»ir.
Hire* survived a »h»kr ••M *n
(It* flr»* Innlny whin Elliott*,
tallied three lime* on two till*
and two error*.
Altar that the All-Star* ur'ilrd
down and nlayrd air-tight hall hot
ware unahle to nick the o-iun-L
tlnn lor any marker* until the
sixth frame when Hanford tied
the came on three hit* nod two
VTTOM.
It all he(ran when Kill C rah
tree reached firm on a mlscue hv
the third haaeman wlil-h wn« Pil
lowed hv a aharply lilt single to
left hv BUI Flanders that arnred
Crahtrea from rerond.
Bob Baaore bounced In the
Ditcher, who flltnhled with the
hall Ion* enouah to permit llsiwtrr to make flr*l on the error,
tfandera xolng to third. Kent
metlaln looped a alnale over
rhorl to bring In Flanders with
the aaennd run. Ilaanre and
Chat lain advancing to third and
•eeond on tha throw In.
After tohn Kcello*, who mode
tha fielding play of the avrnlnp
running Into right field for a pop
fly In the third, made not, r rankle
fitenvtrom aant Baaore scurrying
home with a bingo to right.
Elliott rame hark with an onenrned run In their half of Ui"
•Ixlh to vo ahead 4-3. Hanford
took full advantage of their leal
opportunllv to come hark lit
gama In the aeyenth.
Boh “Paul llunyan
l»a*«re
clouted a tremendoii* line drive
Intp left renter for a home run
arorlnir Flandsr*, who had walkad, with the lying and winning
—
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Chuck Crave* scattered five
Pinecastle hit* In yielding hut a
single tally, while opposing (linger
Hill riegan Issued only five hit*
anil n pair of runs to nh«»rl> tin*
lo*«.
I lie championship victory ellin a r e d Hanford'* undefeated
drive to the final* In the wlnnera
bracket. In the prncr** the. anlined a divisional title.
Then Wednesday night the Fly
er* from Pinecastle. coasting be
hind >he brilliant pitching of lienan. threw a scare Into Hanford hy
blanking the local Tar.*, rt-0, on u
•wo-hiltor. A <*Tii for Pinecastle
la*t night would have (riven them
the title allice Sanford would have
lint twice to Pinei-aatle’s one lose.
At the ciinrliialon of the till*
rnnleat last nlwht, Orlando City
l(ecreallon*l (Hrertor
Var
ner awarded the local Navv team
with the championship and divi
sional trophic*.
There will he no rest for N’ayv
mine mi they piny the Plymouth
Freeier* tonight at Raposltinn j
Park in I tin opening rifle of lipOilanilu l la-* H Invilalionnl tour
nament. If Navy win* they will
The Hanford Auxiliary Naval Air Station'* main team swept
face the Sanford All-Stars
Haturthe wOrlando
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—Official Navy Photo
iiloualiip and Ihu other for thu dlvl*ional win. Hark row, luft to right:
II K. l-ang, II. (j. Harkins, ruach (I. O. I.uhay, It. N. Nunn, and T. J,
l.yuiiH. Front row: J. A. Meyers, K. T. Iliunirk, A. I,. Ponton, F. It.
Markin. Chuck (iravus, star pitrhn, (leurge Sunn, catcher, uml Itiilph
Klliotl, outfielder, were misting at the time of this picture.
Michigan State Seminoles Begin
Is Ranked No. 1 Shifting Players
U.S. Grid Team On Grid Roster
Spartans Edge Out Sanford Trying To
Maryland In Poll
Schedule C o n t e s t
O f Sportswritcrs
With Aubiirndnlc
NKW YOHK UP—Before a mus
lly K EN T t'HF.ri.AIN
cle has Iteen fluxed In serious com
eapected shift In player* on
petition, Michigan Slate ha* been theAnHetninolo
High Hcnool foot
Hcluck'd a* Iho No. I college foot ball team began to mntrrlallio
ball leam of 1U32 In thu Associated with toilay'x anuounrcmenl that
Press annual pre-season poll.
llytd, lone 11)61 *nd hold
The Spartans edged nut the po Ifariy woulil
be drawn hark Into
tent Maryland 11 In whut amounted over,
to n 2 leant rare for Hie fop spot, the barkfu-hl to hrlp holster tho
thu 314 *|Mirl* writer* ami spurt* Celery Feu*’ offensive arm.
Atuilhvr end. liubba lll*h*e,
raster* participating In the poll
ll-wfuad ren ult, ha* llkswlse
tilling up 1,730 point* (ur Coach
Higgle Minin'* team to 1.C9U for been ronrrrlrd from an end to
a guard. ‘Ihia rurrenlly Irate*
Maryland
flank position* of Ihe for
(iuoruln Tech wa* a fairly re- the
ward wall In the hand* uf l»u
•pectulile third choice with 1.231 JayVee araduatea of last rear,
points, but was not even close to lanky Jimmy Hot and Calvin
the first two when It caine to first- Wrleht.
plncr voles.
Further change* In the make-up
The point total* were baaed on
uf the Inexper
10 points fur a first place vole,
ienced Hrmlnol*
nine fnr second, eight fnr third,
primary line of
etc, ami Michigan State'i top
d e f e n a e teem
point total was the result of Its
furtlicoming with
edge in point* uwarded fur the
34 playera vying
lesser poiltlnn, aa Hie Spartan*
for the seven
rccluveu 77 flral place votaa to 7B
starting berth*.
for llte nmnarup Maryland team.
The lux* of Byrd
Grorgla Tech recaived only 15
In the line re
first-place vote*.
duce* the num
An Idea as to the wide difference
ber of exper
of opinion at to tho merits of the
ienced players to
two, Terry Corrlubs this year may be obtained
•Itll, A l l - R F C
from (he fact that BO teama wero
awarded at lent nna point In the rentsr amt hard blocking Tackle
voting, oml no lest than 17 re Joe Pickens, both tegulars on the
1061 team.
ceived vote* for Ihe No. 1 spot
With Ihe beginning of school
The top 10 with their point totals
ill Tuesday, tha Celery Fed
(first place voles In parenthesis)
grid rosier ha* swollen from M
follows:
'
candidate* to aver 70, Including
Michigan Hlate O f)
1.720 n dosen freshmen. Coach Ganaa
Maryland
(7B)
‘ rial
1,980 and new coach John Hctdi,
*•< who
w
Georgia Tech (13)
1.231 U handling (he freak ark
rlddern,
Oklahoma (It)
1,068 have devised * plan to (nee
cornor
Illinois (7)
1,045 ate Ihe froah team and ths
tl IITennessee (9)
70g squad* Into one club.
Wisconsin (4)
334
The new move has been designCalifornia (1)
630 ad to accclerat* tha training pro
Texas Christian (t)
309 gram for next year's football
Notre Dame
461 team, Ganaa said. "Thna young. The choice of Michigan (Hate iten will he the foundation for
la In the nature of a promotion. our Improved club next r»»r,'
In that tha Spartans were No. I Ganaa added.'
in the final labulatlotui forth* IN I ■ Meanwhile the Bemlnole "phtseason, finishing behind Tennessee* •kin braee" werel
Hire* teams which were in the hard at wurkl
tap 10 at the close of last season
In t h e final
.........tabulation
.....................
for..............
the 1M1. Oct. 10 open date
felled to make the grade In Ihe with some other
season predictions this year, school. Ganas re
y ere Princeton and (Hanford, ported that ha
has sent some
sixth and aevanth. respectively,
feelers out and
lest year, end Baylor, in the
tryiwr
MS C
A uburndale
Stanford waa nth in tha proSaylor
princ*Um MU|' •«*
Th# University nf Miami polled
BDWARDfl
DAYTONA BEACH IM - J. M.
1j T
Mama moat reoaptlv* ao far. If,
tho Celerr Ferlet
can fill Uie open- Fred Ganaa
Ing, Sanford will have a complete
nlna-gama card this season.
Swat weeks peastie# will anphiata* acrlmnsae* and cwntart
work. Beaami tirkata far thU
year’s homo gaama kava bams
printed, hat they will not ao 00
Mia fat at least another weak,
n # etudenta at Hamhwla High
ar* going ta etat* 1 eantaat ta
pa* wka c m nail the aaei du
cats.
p ,•am
Rf
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a,h^«.Y>0
n n .r /... I ? /* lln tif a
TennesHee
Follows *
SK<’ Trend Towards
Better Aerial Game
Aa pad* are being Issued and
pre-ientou practice session* head
into the homs-atretch, th* Semi
By The Atsoclaled Press
nole High School football plcturs
Power conscious Tennessee, mi
•till appears rather dim. Despite nus most of its 1951 ball carrying
th* fact that 44 letys have re- aces, Is following the Southeastern
iorted for the snuail. Co-coaches Conference trend and turning to
rred Ganas and Bill Fleming are an air game
still plagued by an anemic, rela
fallback-, Pal Shires, Jlnnny«|
tively inexperienced Hue
Their one consolation, however, Wade and Pal Olekviak got lengthy
uorkoui* Thursday and all
id uor
lie* in something which seem* lovdng
passed well despite effort* of the
to have b e e n
fart charging Vol defensive line.
forgotten in most
Blessed during the past two staof the prep grid
*om* with one of the country's best
forecasts.
A l
round garni"), the Vois have done
though the 1062
tile passing Hut Coach Bob Neyedition of thet|
land figure* to take advantage of
Celery Fed* la
some passing yardage while ho
■m a i l e r and
develops some more power boys.
greener t h a n
many have been,.
RDc where on SEC practice—
It goes without a
fields Ilie usual nre season shlftsT
doubt that Oil*
of penonnel piovldrd most of the
"quad Is one of
new*
the most spirited
Flurldu Coach Boh Woodruff
and m o st husl-Bammr Jacobson moved Howard Chapman from tho
ling combinations ever fielded by defensive platoon to offensive tack
SIIS.
le. leaving Chiu lie l a l ’radd as the
only tackle with game experience
One setback to the Fed hupe* with the tackling crew. Chapman
was tlie Ins* uf John Carter for at 238 pounds Is Florida's beefiest
the next couple of weeks, (.'af lineman
ter, a hefty Juniur up (ruin thu
Georgia Tech, hailed hy coaches
JayVee squad, wa* being counted and writer* as the 1053 champion®
on to man one of tbe tackle post* routmued to shuffle Ha reserve
for the local*.
He tore *ome strength Wayne Satorbak. Junior
ligament* from Id* vertebine tmd defensive hack from Birmingham,
ha* been advised not to take part was shifted to offensive end. The
in any contact or rough drill*, move followed a switch of Sopho
hut lie will lie ready when the more Fullback I.Inwood Robert*
season open*.
to offensive guard.
On the brighter stile of tin- pic
Coach Wallv HutL* nf Georgia
ture wa* the iidoitlon of thlee
expected candidate*. David llo- received word that Tackle Jim
aack, a stocky, well-built (Isteeu Farish. formerly a renter, would
lad, reported about u week ago. not return to school. The husky
While It unveil Maim mid Don Col Camden, Ala.. Junior was booked
vin, both up from the H-*qnad, for first string duty with the de®
lolled ill witli tlie opening of fonstve gang
Ttilanc'x lop ground gainer In
school. The latter two boys will
probably nee quite 11 bit of var l!i.1t. Fullback Max McGee, was
ticketed fur duty as a safety man
sity duty.
by Hear Wolf, thu Green Wave'*
In nn effort to ImUter tlie middle new mentor. Wolf said the move
experience to the calof III* forward wall. Conch Ganaa wn* to add cxnei
hit* "hilled end low defensive barkfleld.
lliihhn Ili-bee to
Vince Dooluy, Ihu man who may/
11 guard "lot, let Auburn'* Itiilph Jordan split
lllnliee, who hint Ihe "T," passed and ran brilliant
year «■< 11 sopho ly during the Tigers' first acrlm®
more row quite mage, lie passed for three touch"
a Idt of nciioii, downs, run fnr another and set
Im* been coming up two inure with nifty runs.
/’ iilong exception Imulslmia State had a long,
ally well at this bruising scrimmage which brought
new position. Ilia no Injuries and a lot of aatlsucahifl bring* tho tlon to Coach (layndl Tinsley. The
num ber
of Tiger bos* singled out Backi Jerry
fliehf lf«»rd* out to a Morehnnd, a transfer from Notre
M
grand total rrf Dame, and Leroy Labat for spe
three, none of whom are letter- cial praise.
men, although fiery Host llaiinum
Kentucky Foech Paul Bryant
waa voted last year’s most prom was pleased with the perfortnanagB
ising JayVee athlete. *
of hi* offensive line Ho said thi
Wildcat blocking brigade waa
Another boost to Fed hopes was much Improved.
the return of stumpy J. U. Jlowell.
At Vanderbilt. Coach BUI Ed
Starting quarterback last year, wards enthused over his defensive
Howell had come out for eai lier | ,lfl|( After a battering scrimmage,
drill*, hut had not been present I Edward* *a!d "These men era
for lh« luvt couple uf weeks.
hilling liaidur tliun any I'va had at
Vanderbilt "
(Jne probhlrm to the couching
Alabama locked the gates and
htaff ha* been the failure uf scrimmaged tor 45 minutes. Billy
l.oy* to try-uut for the fre»hman Shipp, a 240 Pound tackle, was out
eleven. Fro«h mentor, John Hcott, standing on defense.
3
had arranged n five gam* *ch*dul* for hla charges but !>« threat
ens to disband hi* team if no Is th a t these I k iv s are s t i l l grow
more boya report tu him. Actual ing f a s t and have ihrse more
ly quite a few boy* have turned y e a r s to go.
out for hla tauad hut only 10 ara
It's highly possible that some
bonaflda freihmen. The othsra of them will *ee varsity duty this
are smaller 7th and Hth grader* r.canon, but evtm If they don’t,
with big gridiron aspirations.
they might really form a grid
Juggernaut for tha 1063 and
On* of th* moro usual condi iron
1054 seasons.
tions confronting line coach Gan**
ia tha fart that hs can field an
all-«ophomore line winch would
nut-weigh hla varsity forward
wall. With Duke Henning and
Harold I’ale at th* ends, 200nounder Robert Newsome and
CIIIKOI'RACTOR
Larry Bates at th* tackle posts,
Please call for appoIntniMt
Robert Harvey and Johnny Jone*
at th* guards and Ralph Flowers
Phone 1792—1740
at canter, opponents of tha Sanford
JayVee team ara bound to ba
in trouble, And tha baauty of it
Miami HurricaneH
Will li e k i 11 Full
Scale HcrimmuKCH
COIt A I- HA HI.KB (Special) —
University uf Miami footbhall warriui* tudav will receive their first
taste of full scale scrimmage. The
huadknocking hn* been scheduled
for -t:,'IO p.m. on the main catnpu*
Athletic fithl, hut the workout
will lie rinsed In the public. Only
the press will be admitted.
Coach (lualafson la analona to
gat along with scrimmage. He
aaid todayI “ We have leaa than
two week* lu prepare for Port
Jacksun, a club which has been
working since the first uf Aug
ust.
We plan In scrimmage
*lmo*l every day Tor Ihe nest
week and a half."
The Fort Jnrk*<m Holden A r
row* will come tu Miami Hept. 16
to inert the Hurricane* In the
annual Uuartcrbarks Club full
game. The game i* being staged
In conjunction with thu annual
convention of the Florida Hporta
Writers Aisocistinn atul the Flor
ida Sports Casters Association,
The squad'as a whol* appear* In
fine physical itiape for today's
Initial scrimmage. Virtually all
uf the men reported for the open
ing drill Labor Day lean atul ready
for set inn*, while the past two day*
the grldderi have Iteen engaging
In blocking and tackling contact
work to prop for Ihe initial scrim
mage.
The only man on Ihe aquad
who does not appear ready la
Fullbback I'ud Con* Ianil no, who
reported this fall with toe much
weight, and Kerry Mailtos, who
has been III with a strep throat.
I’ud returned 14 pounds over
weight, tlpplag Ihe beam al 114
pound*. "\Verre going to have
to taka a lot of weight off Pud
before he will produce hla beat,"
Coach Gustafson said. Conataelino ran al 167 pounds during
the Hprlng drills and was a whli
at this weight. Gua said todey
that the stoehy
would
ur fullback
.
carry about 17* pound* this
Fall.
Just wh«n Mallloa will be able
to don a uniform, Tralnar Dava
Wike la not certain. Harry cams
out of ths Infirmary Monday, but
It la vary doubtful Whether be will
U teen In uniform for naPernl
(leys, according to Wlke, How
ever, It la hoped that he will b*
able to atari working In time to
la ready for tha tough Fort Jackton team hare Hept, 16.
Bom# outstanding Fraahsaan
talent la bring uncovered Its th*
drill*. Lina Coach Hart Marria
sees two autaUnding guard proa*
pacta In Hefcarl Doits Valla, of
Waukegan, IIL, and la t a liretar, wha halls from FRlaborgh.
Pa. “They asay bo a w la help
Marria
DR. II. K. RING
ON IU
8:15 P. M.
10 • Races
Mon. • Tuee.
Thura. • Frl.
It RAUttH
WBD. and HAT.
Dally Doubt* I at
Sad Races
avery
G t lW
_ fast-
■1 caw*
Yalta
IM
ata and utap stands five fast,
lathe*, Ha la a product i f
Wauhttau High.
Wally Piper, halfback Irma
Miami High acboal, U showing a
lot of apaad, th# eaaahaa aay,
while Oebach and
r
.*
ay tha season's
J Stadium en 1
JUST RECEIVED
A SHIPMENT
‘
(it
V-CRIMP Galvanliad
TENNSEAL
ROOFING
L tn g th s
On Hand
rs:
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Prep Highlight
i
f'alrh e r George Senn'a |wo-run
hlnvo In the In ’) of the a lith pro
vided the nece«»ary margin of
victory fnr the Hanford T * '* .
Semi scored Frank M arkin, who
had aln-ded, ami II. M*rkln* who
reached have on a fielder* choice.
. 4 ouo 001 a—*• *•
JSsS
—
Hanford Auxiliary Naval Air
Slat Ion won the r|n*< It Orlando
City aofthall championship la*t
nleli) hv noting out the Pinecastle
Air Force Ito-e, 2-1. Iri a hltterlv
fought pllehers duel of the fllinl
tournament game at Fipnsltlim
Pnik In Orlando.
VoluHia County
Kennel Club
H
llB .
By HAM JACOBSON
truphy for ii divisional title last
night. FASItON was defeated hy
Plneea«tlo In the semi-final* of
the "ft” tournee, which earned the
Flyer* fiom Pineenrtle the light
to plnv Sntlford Navy in the finals.
oori 11112 11 2 r> 2 OAINKHVU.LK ids - Florida'*
r*|*|r#w. In Id* typically cool m»I Sanford Nnvv
Unlor* could look lorward to un
Inltlahlr fashion, pitched to old/ I'ineeiistle A Fit (Mill loo li 2 fi 2 a Hut iiiMiti of coslur knock* today
four hatter* In tlm hottnm «f Ui* Groves uiol Serin.
11* tlm couching staff planned to
seventh to *cw up the game
ronctmlralu mi pcrfucllng play aaManager llulrcrl llagwall and
sigiimuiil* looking to a rugged
rhatlaln Hava called a practlra
Kcrlnimugo Saturday.
fay tonight at the l.ahcfront
Siiphmmiroa and freahtnan are
441amond at 7:10 p m. It will ha
getting the most coaching alien
g abort pru^tlr# %
%Itli Ii IIII hk "n*l
lion till* week a* Coach Bob Wood
fl»1dlng drill*.
tuff lr!c* In tiring offensive and
Tha All-Htara, aponaarud by
defensive lineman along fnr r r
tha Cllv llccreatlnnal
Depart;
servo strength
mmt. will plnv on Hniurdev Mtcbt
One of them ,313 pound Jimmy
Won lost Prt.
at 0iOO p.nt. In Kxpusltlon'a No l
Hatch, found lilrnself with a golden
National l.eaglie
Diamond against the winner of
HI
tttl oppiiiltinlly lu liattle hi* way to n
tonight's Hnnford Navy-Plynomtb IIrookl vii
string defensive ipet. If rjtna
Now York
77
.507 first
Freeier gams.
7H
171 nho111 when Howard chapman, a
The All-Star* will meet In front HI I .mils
joj limlor college transfer from fnrsl12
of Brown* Amoco Motion on I'hlladelphlu
jagli'iina, T e x . moved to fhu often
tUt
flerond Street *ml Park Avenue ut Chlrngo
o(i | slve unit for luckle play, leaving
Ml
7s30 pm. tomorrow night for t'lurlunutl
135. 'lie rigid liicklu defensive apol
Itoslon
&/
trampurtatlun.
2^7 | wide open for any who rould grab
Plllt bur gli
ao
Hanford
Amerleiiu l.cagoe
II
All-Star*
Hatch scrimmaged at that post
59J
New York
0
Chuildln. Hi
.VJ7 Thursday, teaming with Sopho
Cleveland
11
BUian, If
,.12tl mine Jack Taylor who I* being
Chicago
1
Crabtree, If. «»
.53tl tried as a replacement for Oator
Washington
8
FUndrrs. rf
523 Defensive Standout Charll* Dallustnn
2
Baaore, cf
522 i’rmld
Philadelphia
ft
Chatlaln, lb
Fullback
Stumpy
St l.ouls
415 Sophomore
I)
Keeling, 2b
32H Tlininiisou, Jacksonville, raid that
Detroll
Btanotrnm, **, #h B ()
lie I* withdrawing from tha snuad
Florida Internalloiial league
Yale., r
...... « (>
ft
CM hut plan* to remain in irbool.
11)2
49
Miami
B
0.(1
40
DU
Miunil Heach
h:>
Tampa
04
370
HANKIKU
loo 001 o—l 2 .SI. Peturshurg
09
H4
631
Kit toil .....
400
Havana
74
77
99
441
West Palm Haach 07
311
Lakeland
5) IDS
JACKSONVII.LK UP* - Julian
41 100
.271 Jackson and T. P. Cowart, coKuy West
TIIHRHDAY'H RKHtl.TH
owner* of Jax Meal auper markela
T O N itiH r a f N T f i r a
Florida Htala Laaiua Playoff
here, have purchaaed tha Jackaonrm a T nAC»—*{•••>» M't*
Daytona Heach at Palalkn post- vllle Heach Sea Blrda of tha Flor
trir*. Hair natlr
Court t-ady. *:han«* Hae»"»'
round*ida(Polatka
Slate Imaguu from a
poned, wet ur
• lb Aline. Ptli'h, F rll» ,
Inal rltlren* fnr an undiarloiad price.
lead* 1 of 3 rltinl aeries, 2 ft)
aavar'a Hurprlaa, J “»t
At the same lime they signed
American1 League
Loagur
a i n o N U it a i'H — .a/taiu* title
goad
*y
New York 12 Philadelphia >
the Greater
lle r e e l H a ll tlally
Beaches Stadium.
t.'lvveland 2 Detroit U
St. Louis B Chicago u
"We'll spare no expenses In giv
Wathlnglott 4 llostou 2
ing the Beaches a winning team,"
Dill Piper, Uner««.
Jackson said.
National League
n Five. Ilia
wlttnei'. tteva'p
lloaton H Hrooklyn 5 ( II Innlnga)
This was tho first year In the
..Jtv'a
I'rlil*.
judv. JnlW'n VrU
2 fir#
'
New York 4 Philadelphia 3 ( llln - league (or the Ueach. It finished
j o v n r n nHArav-a/tata* Hit*
aerond.
ra*| nnm ber. Never
nlnga)
'
I^M,Vffi«rrr. yhfp Ri
iluirln.
St. Louis 1 Chicago 0
Harry llatchar remain* vie*
Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 2
iresldunt and general manager,
-He
nit Cowart laid plana were not
Florida International league
ida, .Hhlrean
. . . . . . . . F.d'*
No T»*»ih Yu*''*!'?'
completed as to whether Bed
OlVlT B u rk h a rt. Ilirkr irl*. Fancy Miami 3 S I., Petcraburg 1
Treadway would ba rehlred aa
T rla a e t, l.ihhy H
Havana I Key Weal 1
■I I +M RAriP-I/ltHha Mil*
_.a ?*o. Jelc'i. Ml**. Moruukey, Weil Palm Beach 1-7 Lakeland 7-1 manager.
Rapeae, Moualaln Warrliy. tlnliten Miami Beach at Tampa (I) post
Image. T«wn Hlrulter, Newe Heponed, rain
TODAY’S GAMKS
America* L e a n * .
New York at Philadelphia
Boston at Washington
MIAMI Ut-PFIana for the first
Chicago al Clevtland (night)
round of the Florida International
Hailing Uva, QJfur. 4". JShn fy. Only games
League playoffs between the four
National league
lop teama were announced todey.
Philadelphia at New York
Leagua-leadlng Miami will open
Brooklyn at Bolton
•galnat ilrd place Tampa, 1
Pittsburgh at St. Luuia (night)
ami
■tfil Htadlum Monday night,
Only games
Miami Beach, Ukely
Florida latenuRaaial League
Miami Beach it Tampa ( »
8t. Petersburg at Miami
«• m*a
Lakeland at West Palm Beach
Th# Grit set
Xs•jr West at Havgnj
of flvt eerlea, ;
Florida Mat* M uta* Playoff
Daytona
■ytona Ueach at Falatka
tf Miami
If Miami and Ml*:
luatafaon
up In tke-M laal
games with two to
■ml Beach has four
workout til
touchdowns.
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VOLUME XLIV
* 21 Survivors
Of Foundered
EitablUhcd 1908
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
Caudle Tells
Of Pressure
; From Solons
H S : 'S a s
the master of the lug Margot
,Moran told the Charleston News
and Courier by shlp-to-shorc tele
phone late last night that his tug
had reached the Foundation Star
about 10:13 p.m. and that he honed
In place lines on her after daylight
and tow her into port us a salvage
prise. He said heavy seas still were
raging at the scene 130 miles cast
of Charleston.
The rook for the Foundation Star
stayed with the wreckage all day
Saturday, hut finally leaped in the
water, only to be hauled aboard a
irscite ship dying apparently of
eshausllon.
The bald of the cook, Mamie1
Ainaldonado. was b r o u g h t to
Charleston last night by the de
stroyer minelayer Fraser.
Comdr. A. M. Savage, skipper of
the Fraser, said the cook was nn
the aft section of the Foundation
Here la a view of the splintered wreckage of Ih e Greyhound bus which crashed Into u twelve ten
truck on the high-speed New Jc is e y Turnpike, mirt n of Hurdentnnii, in ju iln g 11 person*, 81 serlou-lv
and four critica lly. The tuts was bound from New Y o r k to Washington. (International Hound pha tot
RiKht-Of-Wny Deeds
OnOviedoAndLonK\vood Rouds Okeyed
The Countv Commission, In »pe"lal session this morning, deferred
action on placing the hospital bond
question on the ballot In the Novemlwr general election, upon suitvevtlon of Lloyd F- Boyle, attorney
for the board.
Eenator Boyle pointed out that
Manatee county I* working on a
ilmilar hospital bond program, and
said that he wished to consult with
Bn Fuqua, Manatee county attor
ney, before making any Vfgoj tn 'rififmvariations on tWrBSarrerenenduai.
At the time that Senator Boyle
Introduced the present geneml hos
pital bill In the Stnte Senate, Mr.
Funna Introduced It to the House
of Representatives,
County Commission t'lmlrinnn It.
C. Dodd agreed to eall u epeclul
meeting neat week, when Senutor
Hoyle returns, In take artlon on
the hospital I hiih I program.
Right-of-way deeds to two road
projects, the South Oviedo Road
and the l.ongwood • Sanlando
Springs Rusil, were approved, and
blanket deeds for Imtn right-ofways were authorised. Commission
er O. E. Fourakru announced that
he would tako these today tn the
State Hoad Department In Talla
hassee.
The County has f.'18,900 in the
budget for Hie l.nngw....I-Kanlando
Spring* Rood, whirh connects di
rectly with the road eatending east
from Longwond to the Orlando
‘I
tra atlaaae On Pass r . s n
Highway anil tn Wagner. Inside of
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the Longwond city limits the right
of way Is 80 feet, and outside It is
100 feel wide. Pavement to lie laid
hy the Stale Rond Department will
be 89 fret wide. Length of the road
J. A. Henson, 79, died early will be about 8.(1 miles.
The south Oviedo road Improve
flatorday morning following a
brief Illness. He WU horn Feb. 4. ment, a State secondary project,
187.1 In Buena Vlnta, Ga. and had will aatand two miles from the
lived on Smith Hanford Avenue for traffic light In the center of Oviedo
tn Chapman Road. Ac
many years. He w u a member of southward
cording to M. C. Hagan, surveyor,
the Baptist Church of Hanford.
Ha Is survived by his wife, Mrs. who assisted Senator Bovle in pre
Benson; five daughter!! Mrs. M. T, paring the right of way dteda, part
Haynes and Mra. Roddy Parker of of the road bad been paved as the
Hanford, Mra. Mar/ Workman of result of it bond Issue In the early
Miami, Mrs. Ruth Mills of Havan '80s,
The rest of the road I* sand, clay
nah, (la,, and Mra. Eater fltrick
land of Atlanta. 0a.| and one aon, and dirt, and It may sventually
connect with Ihe Orange County
R. 8. Benson of Najplea, Fla.
Hla relatives left early thla portion now being Improved north
morning for Buena VUta where from the Cheney Highway, said
funeral services will be held, this Commissioner Dodd.
In a tentative discussion of the
afternoon.
hospital bond program, Commis
sioner H. R. Rope estimated that
MIRHINQ YOUTH
lube should not amount to
Police and the perents of 18- the
more than 1900,000, that the prin
yeir-old Frank Murphy art still ciple could be retired In 80 years
unaware of the whereabouts of at 180,000 a year, and that Interest
the youth, who disappeared last varying from 8>4 to 2H percent a
jeulay afternoon. The lanky year, would average $7,600 a year,
imlnole High Behool senior, son
The bonda would be callable In
of Mr. and l(rs. K iM ith Murphy,five years, that Is they could be
'Granada Avenue, wee last seen by paid up In five year* If desired, he
neighbors leaving home Tuesday pointed out.
afternoon.
All tb» commissioner* were pre•ent^tertajr with the exception of J.
J. A. Benson Died
At Home Saturday
S
eyes
Anyone who has any faun*
le<fc> of hla whereabouts U Ur
gently requested tn either eontact
the Sanford polite or notify
Frank's parents.
VETERANS BENEFITS
Tom B. Dean, assistant state
lee officer, will , visit thla
Wednesday la arder ta help
is or their dependents In
, claim* for eoi
It* or solving their
FARM BPKAKRR
Robert O, Kirkland, technical
representative of the American
Cyannaud Co., Brewster, will
speak to tha Veteran* on tho
Far mTraining Class Wednesday
night at ItOO o'clock at the F u
ture Farmer Building on how to
The talk will bo illustrated and
member* of .tho Farm Buraal,
Future Ferm i*a and other Inter**
ted persona art Invited. The sound
motion pletuae la color was pro
duced la so Operation with tho
Cltrwa EtyRrtunat Station in
Anothor (Urn,
.
will bo
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Fieremi, veter
a n t t im t , :
Negro Is Stabbed
Death In Row
At Altamonte
Cleveland Neal, 81 year old
Maitland Negro, was at rested
lute Saturday night ul Altamonte
Springs hy S h e riff/ P. A, Men.
amt deputies on a charge »r
murder,
following
a
culling
scrape that cost the life of no
ottiei Negto, C urtis l.v r Chatman,
h i, of Winter Park.
According to S h e riff Mero, Hie
Milling look place in the A hi vet
Cluh nt Altumonte Springs fol
lowing a disagreement hot ween
the two Negroes.
Cut and bleeding, Chat man fled
from the club house, collapsed be
tween the sidewalk and the street
nod died immediately, Sh eriff
item declared, lie described the
euts a* the worst he had e vrr
awjw. W te w tn y jujc U an affri).
The death was alio Investigated
hy Itomar Sewell. Justice of the
peace In the Altamonte district.
Neal fled to hla fatherdn-lnw’s
house, hut was persuaded hy the
latter to return and give himself
up. He Is now lit rn uni tail,
aunltlug action by th eg 'n itil Jury.
S h e riff Mero said I hist accord
ing to witnesses the quarrel
started when Neal asked Chat
man. who waa leaning over n
counter, If he could pas* by,
Chatman stepped hack and when
Neal hesitated In passing him,
gave hint a push, whereupon Neal
started out the door, followed by
Chatman who had hi* hand in
his pocket. At this point, slid
Mero, Neal turned and started
stabbing Chatman.
Hoy Scout Meeting
I h Slated Tuesday
All lloy Hcout district commit
teemen, commlasloners staff mem
bers, Cub leaders and representa
tives of scouting are requested
hy Juhn Pierson, chairman of
the Hentlnols District, to attend
a meeting Tuesday night at HIM
o'clock at the First Methodist
Church,
Plans, he said, will he made
for the annual Seminole District
meeting, the selection of scout
official* for the coming year, and
tha regular round up lime to
boost scouting In Seminole Coun
ty. Frank E. Caldwell, field acout
txecuttlve, will be present to a*
slit In planning the program.
MERCHANTS' M EET
An Important mealing of tha
Merchants Association'* board of
directors will held In tha Com
mlsslonera Chamber of the City
Hall tomorrow afternoon at 8;10
p.m,, Praeident M. L. Reborn an
nounced today.
All member* of tha association
are urged to attend, ainae a mat
ter will he aired which will af
fect *11 merchant!, Mr. Haborn
said.
C H A M B E R O F C O M M ER C E
The regular monthly maetlpg
of th* board of director* of the
Seminole Count/ Chamber of
Commerce will be held at th*
City
11*11 tomorrow night at
8i00 o'clock, Forrest Rreckenrldg* announced today. Results of
th* recent directors election will
b« canvassed and plapi tnad* for
tha annual election of officers.
AUTO ACCIDEN T
Two automohll* war* damaged
at 4)00 o’clock Sunday morning
when an Anglia coach, driven hy
Earl Gen* Beall. I I , of Benson
Junction, collided with a 1947
Pontiac Sedan the property of
Mach Paxton, and parked
In
front of MO Park Avenue. Police
HtlmaUd th* damaga to tho
Anglia at |3O0 and ta tha Pontiac
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Control Of Hill
Is Hand-To-Hand
Fighting Affair
Com but Is Described
As With Bayonets,
Fists And Duggers
It) Mil.It t’AIINETI
S E O U L , Korea <.l* lliin e v t’ anil
South Kureun m l.m iry men battled
fiercely turn,-.lit fm enittrnl of Cop
Ital hill amid bursting sheila from
tremendous l). N and Cnintminl't
artillery barrages.
, .f
Alt Am erican cmnhat nltleor re
tm/lrd the lighting wa- largely
linrul to - hand
"w ith havnnei*
fists, grenades, satchel
charge-.*
daggers uml clubs "
Thp of lie ii r laid " it ’s i link. **d
seek affair at night, nil hand to
hand Imr.mse there’s not aiiylldlig
tn shiait at In the dark "
He said no one cimtrallnt Hie
rrest of the central frmil height
because of Hu* heavy uitdlmv bar
rages front both sides
The U s Eighth A i m i c u lle r
had reported Unit the •*,tilth hot
eans
vtlto ot three «Im * have
attacked five times m it-.- lace of
48,000 rounds of artillery toe had
reached the ton only to tic iln ir t i
off alt hour inter
The Am erican Mint tii.it r N
artillery ruined l» n lied battalions
One m is raughl In a rat me anil
Ihe other m ss inuvlnti dmtu a
draw u-hen Allied uitillery /ci.ied
In mi them
C Of C Flection To He
Concluded Toniuht
Forrest llreckenrldg.’, n .n n .'c r
of the Krm innli' ( ’ountv Chamber
of Commerce, this mniuiug mged
ell members of the group to m irk
their ballots and send them to ihe
Chamber o f Commerce office tit-fnr« midnight tonight which ithe ilea,lline fur voting
Vote* are tn he cast fm , ight
new ill rectors front Ihe city and
eight new director- from the ......nty. Counting of Hie hallo!* will
take place tomorrow morning with
tho names nf the newly alecte.l di
rector* to he aniiounreil at a ....... .
Ing o f the hoard of directum to.
morrow night.
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No. 12
Associuti'd Press (.eased W ire
Ike To Confer
With Taft In
Near Future
Stevenson Favors ‘Change'
Former Chief Prose
cutor Of1Tax Fraud
Cases Testifies To
Official Influence
(lOP Chairman Avers
Senator Will Take
‘Major Hart.’ In Politu 'n l Campaign
Hy JKHHY T . IIA C M ’II
WASHINGTON n - T . Lam ar
Caudle, who wa* Ihe government'.*
chief tax fraud prosecutor until
President Trum an fired him last
November for "outside activities."
testifies today for the slkth straight
day before a special congressional
committee meeting behind closed
doors
Rep f lu ’ ll i l l K y i. chairm an of
a House Judiciary subcommittee
which is investigating ttie Justice
Department. *a.d hi* group It
.r>ing to drlerm lne what undue
pressure if any t* put on high of
ficial* by people both m and out
ot government — including con
gressmen
Meanwhile, neither committee
members nor the White House
would continent on a letter Tru
man wrote Caudle 18 day* before
he fired him
In It Trum an thanked fu u d lc (or
an Italian cigarette case which the
Justice Department official gate
tom on returning from a European
trip
Dated Oct 89. IUM. Ihe letter
-jut
"Thank* a lot for that heaiitllul
cigarette case which you amt Mr
lEAgiM lIiui brought me from Italy
" I I Is jhoul the most beautiful
one I have ever seen and I appro
elate most highly your thoughtful
ne**.
" S in c e r e ly
your*.
Marry
T iuinu n "
The President does mil smoke
The letter was written in tlav*
alter Trum an had written Caudle
that "m en like you" make n inh
slide for the President to ra rry on
The While I (m m said today that
the President received the ciga
rette eta* and signed the letter
ol thank* to t'amlle,
White House , allies pointed out
that Ihe President receives scores
of gifts earh year and said that
in each case there is a letter of
thanka.
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Homrllmcs Ihe letters are tvrlt
ten In Ihe President's behalf liy
mt-inher* of his staff, but only the
President signs his own name to
siicli letters, a spokesman said
i -iter 1'rrsulcnllitl Secretary Jo
•eph Short was questioned again
ntuini the cigarette case and told
new -men
"In ennniction wdli the quelions onn the i nolle cigarette case,
some p e -de u- trying In make
much nf the I o that it was pre
settled a few .seeks prior In Hie
request of Mr Candle that he re
sign It’ s riot like the President In
condemn m i'm ir until all the fact*
are before hint "
Short «ald the President request
ed Candle's resignation a ltrr a
study ol Hie case convinced him
that Caudle’s outside activities
were "incom patible" with his gov
eminent job
Before then. Short said, the Pre*
blent had rereived "uncnnfirm c.l
re|Hitl* some time prior to Hie re
■iue*l for til* tCandle's) resign:i
W ISH IN G I ON i’
llepulilican
National (J u irm .u , Arthur E Summcrheld suut I d,lav Sen Robert
A Taft will meet with G rit Dwight
t> Enenhnwei "in the immediate
future
.iiul Hi;%I lie expects tha
venal,n in Like j "m a jo r part" in
Hie pnlilical c.tm pjign
Stiirnnerlicld addni to s newt
conference
" I rvUlfidciilli expect Sen T if t
Will o il", lo m Ike J nation wide
broadcast m the mil too distant fu
ture"
t he l«U I‘ chairm an had held twn
meeting* with I til t.ei.ire he r * .
celvod reporters
they hid tneaktavt together and
later met In l all's oil,ce They
were Joined there by Sen '.’arlsan
tlon "
He lulled that "an awful hit ol
reports and rumors filial around
town and the President I* not one
tn act hastily "
Short n in llrm rd that Hie Pres!
dent ,bd gel It-# rig a retle esse and
said It was llkelv "lucked ownv
some place" along with other Mich
gifts
Dn qurstlnulmt he said that the
President hasn't taken up smoking
yet and a* a matter nf fact "no
nne In the President's fam ily
im nkea."
Adult Education Council Is Formed
Here To Conduct Stetson Program
A Seminole County Adult ialttcation Council, designed to pro
mote Stetson University's i.w
adult education program In thla
county, waa formed Friday afternoon hy an enthusiastic group of
local teachers and rapresentatites
of civic organisations at a .....
tntr *t Ihe City Hall,
r. ft. Tubbs, aiaoeiate profes
sor of English, who recently out
lined Ihe purpose and plan «f tha
program to Kiwanla, explained
tha procedure for forming the
council to gat tha course* started,
and announced that Allis Kehecra
Stevens ReinInolo High Behnol In
structor, had consented to serve
at co-ordinator for the program.
l(e waa Introduced by Mack N.
Cleveland, Jr., acting chairman.
Members of tha Council, Includ
ing Atra. Clara Ginn of the G ar
den Club, and Mr*. J . C. Mitchell,
principal of tha South Side P ri
mary School, heartily endorsed
MU* Stevana for tha post and tho
group voted approval.
Mis* Stevana, said prof Ttib»>*.
will make a aurvsy of Uto are*
to datermina who people want to
Join tha cloaaoa, which will ma*t
two times a weak, two hour* a
night for a period of alx weeks.
Instructor* will bo (elected from
StiUoa University, tha teaching-
f
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MONDAY SEPT. 8, 1952
41 Injured As Hus Rams Into Truck On Turnpike
Co. Commission
Defers Action On
Hospital Issue
f
AN 1NDEP8NDKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER
mtinues For
Jbmtes Still
Missi»K In Angry
’ Waters Of Atlantic
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NOKFUI.K, Va. Ufi—Two rnora
survivor* ol the hurricane-smashed
tinker Foundation Star were
picked up todiy by a Navy tram
port, the USS Hollis.
Nineteen other survivors were
en route to New Pork as search
continued (or eight shipmates stll
missing In the rough Atlantic wa
tars oft Charleston. S C.
The CSS llollls radioed the Coast
Guard In Norfolk It rescued two ol
the Foundation Star’s men to indoi
south of Cape Hotterjs The mes
sage was very brle(. and then
was no Indication as to wliethei
the lurvivors were foond In a life
boat or were dinging to the
smashed tanker's wreckage.
The other lit survivors were
aboard the vessel which rescued
them, the Norwegian Emu, which
w u bound (or New York Instead
of for Norfolk as originally
planned.
The mailer of the Emu Informed
It e Coast Guard he had decided
to proceed to New York instead
of entering the Virginia rapes
The Emu reaeued the 19 men
after the Honduran Koimdatlor
Star broke In two Saturday. Tht
♦t coast Quart) culler Cherokee
reached the side of the Emu about
80 inllea southeast of Cane Henry
Va.. at 1:30 a. ill, ( F.8T) today
It was planned to transfer lh<
aurvlvora from the Emu tf
the Cherokee, but sea condition!
were unfavorable for attempting
the transfer. Some survivors wen
reported to he In need of inedlcu
attention
One seaman—the ship’s cook—I*
known to have died In the wreck
off Charleston
The 5,300-l<m Foundation Star
was carrying a load of molassei
to New Jersey when she foundered
The Coast Guard said 30 men were
aboard the stricken tanker, whoss
broken section! still are held to
gether by deck plates
i Ten inen, including the Founda
tloo Star's captain, pul out from
Ihy chip on • ll/eraft after the
wreck. They have not (men found
despite an Intensive hunt by Coeat
d
staff of Rcminol* High School,
and professional and business men
and women of the City.
There will he no eiaminatlun*.
said Prof. Tuhhs and no home
work will ha required. Proceeds
from the course* will be devoted
to •ending a deserving hoy or
[lri, or both to Stetson, and It is
loped to raise a 11,000 nr more
for thla purpose.
The registration data for adults
entering tha ctaisea waa sat for
Monday, Rapt. 89. Miss Stevana
will at tthe next mealing dat eof
th* council.
Similar programs are being
started In New Smyrna Bench
and DaLsnd. said Prof. Tubbs, hut
Hanford I* the first to select a co
ordinator. A similar program
started by Southern College at
Lakeland waa Mry successful, and
918,000 waa raised In on* year
and 918,000 in anothar, to lend
students to that college, he de
clared.
Business subjects, arte and
crafta, parliamentary procedure,
art* and crafts, conversational
Spanish, woodraaklng, salesman
ship and advertising, preparation
for citixanshlp. art for pleasure,
marriage relations and child guldi c u i i w e m H a s vest)
r
~fcT e/n *Wtt j
IN O IN V II, COIO, tiov AitUI Mevemon, Democratic P irsn lriili.il
nominee, lei!.* -• nationwide t jd lii and televblon a u d ln u t h a t ' d *
llm * tor • slian*i —** .l.ai-ge, that II, trum l ium iil, to Klevansim slid
horn old Hrptitdlcau slonan- about "change " Slevensun de. lau d Hut
■•any Clook* Hut I Hint lit Ho- a.iveiuliieilt will lit? exposed ot.l pttillslo-d
as iuHil*»'t» and qtilikly as I Itatr ilunr in IlluitiU " |l I. i i.iltitnuD
H -Kan i. one of Ihe lop strate
gist* o| the Elsenhower campaign.
I'afl himself declined In tntx with
reporters He cumc here Sunday
after a vac.ilmn in t .iii .k Iu and
i told newsmen who mei hi* plan*
that lie wanted In catch up mi the
political sitiiulum lulore making
any kmintliiffincut ot l„* plans
iall addi'd then ihal his postcmiventioo pledge ,-! support for
the Elsenhowei
Nivun ticket
"-till slutuls
Whal rule 1 all miglil take ill the
cainpaign lias been a matter of
prime political -ps’oiilalinti lor
weeks
Mrs. Horsfall Is Plane Output Is M usical P rogram
Main Speaker At Five Times More Is P resen ted A t
Pilot’s Meeting Than In June ’50 Itntury L unelieon
Adult, Education Pro Sue r o t in'\ Finlettur
grams Is Explained
Tulls Of “Uailgut”
By Mrs. M. B. Smith
Which Bents MI(Is
,ijr
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IlfrarUdrVilliV lln rs fa li, Wonieri'*
Director nf lla.llo Siutmn W I'D if
.Im'kaouvlllr nli.l 11,-u I
III i'»veioor of D M rict Fool. I’ d.il I lit •*»
iia lliu isl, Xplll.1- I-. oi.'I oI oth o( III,'
1M.ll t'lob «i ii iI iiim i iiu-i'liny b- Id
In thi* M-oiii-ziooit Dinint; ft. >>m
Fio lav itty ll< mi Ho- -oi. I*--! ol
*’S tIrtig lli T liln ilt’ li F lo ly " , II m
tio-oi". •<( I’tlni lo t.-iimti.ooil fm
Itih’J M
Sll*. |.oil||..|| not tlolt I’ ll,‘I lil'gilt •
with tin- iiotivldonl niol -toil* up to
thi* iiil.-iiiittluiinl lovol with all of
iho more than H.lltHI ropto-entalivi’
loixliu’** womim in
Fiiot cluh*
tliiuugliout (III' Fllllo il Slalo* mnl
-ov oh fnioigo ion lit rlo- .l.noy llu-ir
«loiro in |ifniiioliog I'll.o'- ha«ic
|'rllli’ i|ili * ,.f " ft ii.|nl*hi|i nn ! < n .
vioo" an.I It* nuittn, "I'n io i 'iio im ’
I Ivor",
Mr*. N'lin'y llrock tooaiilod nt
tho Ini-1 in'** Ki-aiiion fnllnwiog ilinnor nml lolroilured Iho *|u-nkor,
Mr*. M, II .Smith, rooonilv ohoern
it* ii rioiiiHolliir for Iho Adult Edit
•-it I inti Proginm Hiut in holng plnn
noil for till* F a ll. o»|iliiluoi| tlio
(ihiii, iiuinling nut Hint ll t* » non
■■reilll 1-1)111*0 fm which a nominal
fro w ill ho chiirgoil mill iho money
Hint evritlunllv In *et up a *i’)o>lni
*liip fund. Tho %.In.,*«.**. -ho *u|ii,
ate open lo ovoryono finoi high
Holmiil ago ii i i ,
Mis* f'haroilto Smith wn* ap
pointed a* chairman of I lie cluh'*
Milk If nn k lo fill iho viivitncy
i-Miiaeil hv Iho lexlgm itioii of Mr*.
VV. E. Hnlloyhoad who with her
htixhaiiil ha* moved to Tam pa to
make tier future iloiiie. In lier re
port Mi«* .Smith revcnloil that u
lotnl of l.fiilll quart* of froth milk
aiul olio case of canned milk I ih i
...... .. given to underprivileged familie* during the porloil from May 1
through Auguxt 11, I lift8.
Mr*. H orsfall ktressed the im
portune* of positive thinking in
order to gain strength. She said
that selfishness Inker It* root* in
fear and I* used most often a* u
shield against fear. Anger and
negative thinking bring illno-s, she
dnclared.
She listed first umong the ac
cents on positive thinking, com
passion a* being Hie moat xuidlmn
of man's feelings nml u must de
sired quality in nil humnn beings
Next came conviction, compromise,
courage and runxtrurtlve thinking,
or granting others the right to
their own opinions; consideration of
(('■ attar.4 on r«a« V sa rl
Canselberry Appeal
Denied In Court
Appeal for a new trial wn*
denied to Hibbard Casselberry
this morning at a hearing con
ducted hy County Judge Douglas
Slenatrum.
On July 86, a Jury, after 80
minutes of deliberation, found
Casselberry guilty of a charge of
assault against Ham Gerson.
Th* alleged assault took place
at tha and of th* inaotlng of tha
Casselberry town council,
0. W, Spencer repreeented Mr.
Casaalherrv, and George A. Spaor,
Jr., waa present in behalf of the
County,
Hy ELT O N C F 1V
WASHING 1( IN
Sect •’tilt) of
Air Eiu le H fr *ultl lotl.u American
w .if plan,. p pm I iicioui mow i - iiio p Ilian five lime* gical. c Ilian when
Ihe Korean cm iflirl sloth-1 Olid
will hi- seven I im ii -s linnet hv Hie
ml ul Ihe veal
I'oih'llei told a llt a* c..|if, li-iu c
lie could not di-cle-c the e\. I p i,,
dudioh (u:opev. it Ini JumI ••'•0 wtii’ii Hu- Km coo War he can
I low ev ci im lii-lii.il source- have
estimated that uh.ml L'MI m iltlaiv
plane- a month
uf all tv pi and
lor all Hie se rvo ,
were hi-in^
produced in mol Plftu
I lo- Vn
L o ire share ol do* pte-oioahlv
wa* alrnnl I Jo
F liile lle l IIIM-Ii .l In- wa- ool u
plvuu: I" a lecehl , ritupie hv Ih"
Seuale prepa I cdiu
-ulu no) mil
ll-i loll to a lloiol ..I "enmtlieid in
the paper* " N,-ve,ihelev. he di
hv
potlil
etls-eil .,11110*1 I"" I
subjects cove, c l o, Ihe suheoiumll
lee ’s report
(lie Milieommiu. hud lepioled
an actual net lo in the lolal in
ventor v ol An I oi > planes lino ,
I i l l In Maieli
Ihe Ko leal, 1' n
:n id this yea, II :il*o was , i ,1,
eal of vvhal d iiio ic l " a il e\, ,of gadyels ool top level luileci
sloli" on plane puuloetion
F lllle llr r asset led the "lot ,I In
venlury figure i* wholly misle.id
ing ii ml sit, wild he debmiki’d "
"When you start at the figures
ul planes in „ ml
these plane
liuve increase,I." I oileltcr -aid
"Sperlflt’a lly . ihev
have
m
creased l,v33 pel ceid from July
lliftn lo Mareh :il In <3 "
He Slid the den ease- have heel,
ill planes In storage where the In
vciilui lias loco i< lured by atimii
00 per cenl .is the older, World
War II lv|)e- v,<t i . taken off Ihe
shelf at Ihe beginning of the Kn
reun War
K ihleller said that a new gadget
which he ill,I not describe Is being
added to Ihe E rt«> Sabre jet fighter
"In give a very important tactical
advantage" over it* llu*«lao made
adversary, Hie MII! la
Elnletler made Ids rom m ciil
ah,ml Hie now device in tliseii**
ing Ihe amount of gadgets which
are on modern warplanes He re
called that the ratio ol victories
of Ihe E HU river the MIG now
slamU ul M in i uml asserted that
"w ith Ihh now gadget nr gimmick,
or whatever you eall it, more
MIG l'ii are going tn go down and
more FHth, are goiiq; lo May up "
REGISTRATION
ROOKS
Registration hook* for th* fall
general election *ver« taken to
Fern I'ark last Saturday hby Mrs.
Cnmlllu Bruce, supervisor of re
gistration, with the assistance uf
the Junio r Chamber of Cam-
-tuoa „a|o,\*oqt-inO'1’*D„ e.aaxaui
mlttae.
Front 8:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.,
88 voter* were registered "GetOut-the-Vnte" Chairman Hill Hutcltlxon, Gordon Frederick ami
James Gut worked with Mra.
Bruce.
A inuvlcui proginm jii rnnged by
riirtile * Mortlsoti iiinl pr.sented a t
Ihe lln in ry t.'loh luncheon waa
Idgldv commended lodav and led
In u suggestion from the II,-v H. L .
/ioiincl muh Ihnl Ihe duh should
iioslst in Ihe scbolnrvldp nf l)
nromlnen. young local tenor, David
Haslet
Ml llesfet, ti cllld llale of Ramiuni,- High Sch...il no,I ut '.i-.vent a
stodeol nt Kuiotv l ’ id v » r*lly where
In- i* slodviov mu*tc tendered " L a
li.oino h'M nm il,." fiotn
W rili's
i(ie ..|i’Mo. "ile i'iiii*"" l.v l> llordidot
mid "T h , Lord's I'tHVei ' ll» was
,Moonlit,ul l*v I l v i i H arris at
1 1-,, plain,
Mi*- Msrv Viiin* |t..t,laver, it
vntom ui Finn.In '.tale I ’ n lv e rsliy,
nlnveil I,vo va,din s„|o* acciilltpanted hv Mr*
r..«,IiV at llnv
n ii i i i , They viio , l l ,f I i nod ’-'mi
Movement* lim ii iia m i.r - Sonata,
nod the " M ill,o-l' hv L ilt / Kteislet
i.-o . Vi lioId il ■• iilei tallied the
K '.iiitliilis with In- nccotiipllshcd
i .-ti.lit,on* mi Ho. ii ,'.',, i .lion of
’ ■ ..11 a’ march, I'o .lei the Ihmlde
Eaefe", “ l.ndy tit Spnii,' nml "Tea
f..i |’w „."
v Id le r vvitn trad hv l*r If. W.
K i i | < r Ill, sertefarv-, l|,,iu James
I
lo ,'lev. i,*p r—*mg Im apprw■
-lull.>n f"i the idiique whlcli was
p l.- ftilfd him hy I he cluh
D R IV E R X ' U i EN'X EX
Motor lain me upplv mg in less
nmol ci for drivels' license* than
dining the con"-|.m i,hog period
In i c a r . \li
S I ’ fo w le r, clerk
10 the I'mmtv lodge's u fflcr, alliioonced ltd* unit mug
Tlitm igli Xaluiditv noon
1 r*7fi
drivers’ licenses were issued- Thla
was 18ft sliorl of Ih - number sold
on the sumo dale lu*t v .u r, -ho
said.
MILS. VENAIH E D IE S
Mi* X. F
\ enable died at I nil
cm today following a long illuev).
She vv»x horn ,‘ %n to, IH71 l*rlVi i Ie services w ill lie , oinlllcled to*
morrow,
ll.-r only survivors Include m e
dniik'nl.r, Mrs. Grace Gray, one
grandson, CpI George IV Gray Jr.
in Germanv; and one granddangh.
ter. Mr*. T. E Murray of l.akeland.
r iU A K E T T E I VX
Sanford's share of the money
availnlde fur ilistributloii (rum cig
arette ta x .* collected
in
Ju ly
amounts to $7,1119, John E . Mont*
guntery. director of the Xtalu Rev
et age Department, winch collacls
the tax, anmiunced veiny.
Of the total collections uf | L *
121,187, he said, 9830,184 w ill go tn
tho general revenue fund and the
rcmallidei of $1,191,791 w ill gu to
ihe eligible incorporated municipal
ities,
Sharing In thin fund nru th* fol
lowing .Seminole (anility commun
ities: Altamonte Springs, $310]
L'nssvlhnrrv, $181; t.imgvvood, $136;
Oviedo, $198.
Movie Time Table
HITZ
"W IIAT P R IC E GLORY"
M O V IK L A N D
"TH E UNKNOWN MAN"
PRAIRIE LAKE
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7 115 • 9:00 - 10:30
�State Food Program' IIR C. L. PERSONS
Slated For Meeting
OPTOMETRIST
feminole Indians
hcrease Numbers
In 10 Year Period
S( t JA C K SO N V ILLE,
(Special)--Florida’. Indians nre definitely
NOT In the "vanishing American"
category, having .cored n nearly
-■■0
dal Ion gain dui
in * the 10-ycnr Federal rcn.ua
‘ period ending in 10.10.
N , Nixon Ilodirv, chief atnllstl.clan for the Fnliiul linlenu of
Indian Affair, hranrh of health,
ha. notified Florida*. State Health
Officer WIImiii T. FoN'Ior that the
ntale*. Indian pdpiitatlnn hat
climbed frnin /IIK1 mounted during
* 4h« 1040 cen.ua to 1,011 Hated in
1060, That wn# a population In
crease of -lrt.6 per rent as contrailed with 6*1.1 per rent for lh<*
Mate a . a whole. 'I lie bureau operi t H Uhdcr (he dlrrrllon of tho
jU, fl. Department of llu- Interior.
, i Mora than half the .tale*. In
dian population I. located (n four
;'lMWntl*3 in the Southern part of
tha peninsula, Nixon Informed !>r,
• powder, The cmmllVs Inelude
Brownrd, 147: Collier. 170: (Hades.
D I M , and Hendry. 126: a total of
M l,. The remaining 4.10 were
Cameron Mitelioll hold, a gun on Anne liaxtrr and Hale Robert
son in 20th Centi.ry-Fnx'* ''Qulcnrlc Of Poker Flat,” .hawing on the
Hit* Theater *ei"cn Tuesday and Wednesday.
New ROTC Plan
Is Announced At
State University
O A IN ESV ILLK , (Special)—All
existing courses, such aa Infan
try, artillery and transportation
taught Iti the Unlvrrsily of Flori
da’. R. O, T. C. program will he
replaced with a new llranch Hen<ml Course In the 1062-63 school
year.
In making Hill announcement
today, University of Floilda Pres
ident J. Hillls Miller said tho
University has nerepted an Invlln
.Spanish-held state In curb their
fsor<ler raids Into (ienrgln.
lly a treaty signed in 1H12 they
pledged themselves to move to tho
new Indian Territory in the West.
They repudiated Hint treaty nnd
touched off the seven-ycr wnr
In
Of special Interest to historians
is thnt tlm United Rlntes still Is
technically at wnr with the KernImde Indians. A peace treuly lins
never been signed with the Red
Men- who fled to the sanctuary
of the swamps,
Florida has tlirra Indian res
ervation* In the state; Dig Cypres#
In llrndrv County and llrighton In
ton, and Danin, in llrnwnrd County
(Hailes Countv, both near (’lewisnear Danin. K. A. Marmnn of the
Federal Indian Agency Is super
intendent, Miss II. I.nidsa Harpln
of the U, S. Puillic lleulth Ki-rVIre, Is public lirnllh nurse for the
(luce reservation*.
Hut while Florida’s KemtnobI ml Inan still have largely main
tained their traditional aloofness
Donatin' wldtn man's ways, they
are beginning to showf a_ more
___
friendly Interest In the power of
the white man’s im-diclnc, If n re
cent health test stagi-d by tho
Flordla State limn<1 of lleallh Is
sny reliable Indication. More Ilian
1)6 per cent of tho Indians on tho
three reservation# old enough lu
take the test showed up for the
examinations, Of the 2H1 tested,
only one showed evidence of syph
ilis, fpur sliowud evidence of
diabetes, while 42 Hl.il Indications
of nuti'ltlonal deficenry, ns thowu
by blood lust.,
IKin.
Johns, 21; Hi. l.ucle, 61; Volusia,
II.
Florida's Hemlimlr. ware orig
inally Creek Indians who nr pa
nted from the (’reek Confeder
acy and overran Florida after tho
daatrurtlon of the Apalachee and
Tumlviiu It limit by the Fagll.h in
1702-01,
Their warlike ipmHUea got then)
In trouble twice with the Unlleil
BUte*. In IHI7-IH, a U. B- form
under the leadership of tleneral
Andrew Jackson Invaded tha then
'ROM TIRID ACHING M IT
M lot.d LVCQ-ao ROl ttlirrn qufc.tv,
sa lonOw* strrl on »k'n with c l
.rv*tv »moot*in«»». U«*rt Pv rtortwi sort
emlislt o-e< jo y*tit try u tod.v M
LYCO-BO-ROL
JA CK SO N V ILLE,
(KpeclaDFlorlda’. total flood and water
control program will be rcvelwert
and prngrrs. reported before ct>mPilttea memliera of Ihc Slain
Chamber meetlnir with Florida’,
congressional drlegotrs, member,
of the Slate legislature and army
engineer* In Orlando, Sept. IP,
Luther June, of Dell*1 (Iladc,
chairman
Jig , ^hambrrJs^FloO't
ami \* alei Cuiifiol
ha. railed the meetlnir with n
view toward arreleratlnir flood
control project, throughout thu
.late. The meeting I. open to th*»
public.
In addition to .lain and federal
legislators, Governor Warren nnd
(lovernor-nnmlnc* McCarty aro
expected ro attend.
The State (Ihomhcr at itn nnn'inl
membership meetlnir In Palm
Heach last November, approved a
report of tha flood control com
mittee, reenmmendlnir I) adher
ence to prlorltie. In conitructlon
of dikes and levee, for protec
tion of farm land., 2) suggesting
u.a of dike, fnr building farm-tomark.! road., 3) rommendlng tho
Ito.rd and admlnl.lrallvve Hlrecinr. of Central and Houth Florida
Flood Control Dl.lrlet, ami 4) becau«a of the urgency of the situation, ha»ard to land-owner, and
rattle men, that the work xrhedul.
losses aufferril by farmer, and
he redueed to half the lime prevlriu.ly planned,
Ituiinea. ....In n . and lunrheon
will be held In I he Orange Court
llot.l, .tartlng at t»:II0 In the
morning.
tlon by the Department of thr
Army ttt Join with .everal of the
other older In.tltution. having
military training program. In In
troducing the new course. Also, he
*al'( 26 newly established K. O.
T, C. group* will u.e the new
course Ini. year.
Dr. Miller said tha only stu
dent. not effected by the changa
will he fourth year cadets now
enrnllcd. They will continue train
ing under the old program, whlla
all other military students will be
gin the new llranrh (ieneral
course Immediately,
There will he 200 fourth year
rmlel. this year, and altogether
the University of Florida expects
1,600 cadets In both It* Army end
Air Force K. O. T. C. units. Head
ing the Army unit Is Cob (leorge
H. Price, who will he in complete
charge of tho change-over In
training,
Under the nld program, *tuamong tha flrat to convert to
dent, hnva selected the course for It
tha new course, Dr, Miller .aid
which thoy would receive train he
haa been Informed that tha
ing lending to commission, a . sec Department
of the Army I. now
ond lieutenant*. The llranch Hen- maalng
plana to axtend tha course
era) ri urse allows for no guar nationwide
a. conditions permit.
antee to tho student, that they
will receive commission. In the
sperlflr branch of their cholre.
Rather, the student, will he al
lowed to Indicate their personal
desires for a particular branch
during their third year, with final
assignment to he determined by
the Department of the Army.
Tho aludent.' deslirnnllon to » ]
certain branch will he dependent
upon such factors aa major acad
emic course pursued elsewhere at
the University, rlnss standing, re*
fliilrrmcnt* of the various Army
hhrnnches, and existing branch
varanciea.
While the University of Ftorlda
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FRANKFURT, (lerm.ny UK-AImost 17,000 Amerlran children
turned nut tmlay fnr opening of
the fall term In 60 elementary
achool# and lo high school, oper
ated by tho U. S. Army In 'dormany.
Tho pupil, aro cnildrrn of Amer
ican soldiers, Slat* Department
employe*
stallnncd Ini Oormlirty nr
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icr Americans workLng>t>fe U
. the biggest cnrnlrmenl ninja
i Amerlran .chool »y.t» mwal
has a car given you so much tor the money!
viereai. aV.ilA*U wittt v.g ONLV,
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new method^ and machines,
oral telepl
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(they tripled In number since World War R >
iputhern Bell) ore briogini a Wg lift to farm
During the first eight, months 6f this year* ■
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Whit ifdsmf/ lifti tftimtl M ittrt t*rt.
gfuifmtoi, mtumitt *Wftisi n^Mi Mrta|«
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wider fcwtt tread, d ix p m f llr m oun'ed rear .h o ck
sb a a rb m and new .p tlng lng team u p to tUo
boanc* out o f tniinp.- t ill out o f tU tM ,
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jv car" tide Inin tha low-mka held for the
flrat. lime. It* new luw« cenl.r of sravliy,
KOWf
and prosperity In Dixie,
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Ye», Ford'* the very first cor In America to give you
so much style, to much comfort and *o much power
for the ntoncy. Only Ford In Its price d u s Is com
pletely new in look*, for example, with wider, lower,
longer, strongtfr bodies , . . with new Full-Circle'
•VUibility (hat lets you ide In oil directions . , . and
with a new uttering system that makes steering
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By Adventist Pastor
Employment Situ
K u r a l C o m m o n S e n se
ttr 8FUUB JOH.NRON
FARM ERS W ILL 1)0 W ELL
TO PLANT MORE LU PIN E
A CREA G E THIS SEASON
Soon It will bo tlm# (or northern
Florid* farmer* to begin planting
liplne cover crop*, and II la
hoped that they will plant even
more acreage to those crop* limn
they planted in th* fall of 1914.
The Florida Agricultural Out
look Committee line auggeated a
planting gnat of 163,000 acre* fur
the coming fall *#a*on, or slightly
more than the planting of fnll
10SI, and farmers will find It well
worthwhile to meet or eireed this
There nre tlO.IMMl dosed chnrci in Am erica, nrrarilm g to ic i n'
inlerdcnniuinatii'tial M tivry, K 1
Men'•lug, pa tint ef the Said " "I
Sovi nth Ibiy Advent! it rhni
lull) hi* enllglegalilill till* wed
In order lo meet I lie rhallm
these ilm keiicil house* of wot ■b i
I..... i 1
pa- 1or
In s'licoiirnge i i.uich
attendm
mid Itd'lc itodv. the n eml'ers o
• lidriivor t" v im I many iiome«
Sanfoid lids fall. Ihe area
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w ill be n'l.cigm d in liviilitnls,
"A mm ki d meionue in religi
Intereat Inn tiiu n noted in tc o>
yenr.i m a result of prevail /
world ronfii.iioti." Pastor Men- t
idated, "tint millions tiavp y ri
Chaplain John M. Danielle,i officiates at the Chapel at the San avail themselves of the eerlm
ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, which tin > hem remodeled nod ut .1 kliwolcdge of God piovide* in
which a special dedication service was held Sunday. Loon I lesidents unrerlaln world,"
were Invited to the dedication.
Cine tinitpin plan for tn*ei
llie lack of interest In rlm rch t
tlc lp sti’itl is tlie innllgliratiop
Remodeled Air Station Chapel
Dedicated III Special Service
a
more do without w ildlife than w»
Five Ihuuxaml dollar# was re
can do without soil or w atrr or quested for alteration* am! re
plants.
modeling of the building and in
the meantime, Chaplain Bouterse
NEW NAVY COMMAND
was urdeird to Naples, Ita ly .
NAPLES. Italy i* - T h i II. 4.
(In Ja n . 111. UIBi!. Lieut. John M.
Navy today announced formation Danielscn at lived here tn replace
of a new Navy • Air command to Chaplain llonterao. Chaplain Thin
dm known as the Fleet Air Com lelnell repotted here from the
“'gkYniand, Eastern Atlantic and Mer| UflNH Frederick Fiitislou, MHTb.
▼ iterranean.
North i'aclfle ami slio rtiy after
The new command will admlnls his a rtlv n l, the resqueited money
ter and control malntainance, auj)- was received and hide were open
ply ami administrative facilities of ed. It became evident, however,
shore based naval nircrseUn Ihe that JfiJMMI would not he m ffi
area. Temporary headquarters will cirnt for completion of th * r *
he board Ihe U. H. S Adirondack modeling and an loMItlniinl fd.OOu
In Naples Harbor.
wan |ei|U«Sl*d and obtained
} Rear Adm Edgar A Grill te will
While Idils for the work were
head Ihe new command
being considered, the eastern linlf
of ihe building was converted into
a citation Lib ra ry. Although ma
terials for ttie lib rary were fu r
4
S O T II M t o w h l i , IlfX IX K tl#
nished by the Piddle Work t IteAt l»o o 'rlo eh on Tueedey nun o
pnrIingtit. Ihe actual work was
trie. U fiito in tisr 11. I H I , the ll'iv rtl
nt‘ l ‘uhll« In s tru c tio n w ill tw e lv e done entirely by volunteer w ork
•tile
•• d bltls on alterstlon* and etldl ers fcotn F A flllO N , fJA(l-H, ami
in
linn*
to tlie water muudr system N AAH . Hugh tl. Itkh ard , head
i of l.ytnati Helmut. Lntiawinid. Klur HhrnrlAh, Frederick J . Green ami
Ida; In. lofting a six Inch wall, a
| deep welt |mtnp. a piimn hnuae, amt C h a rln L . Felhinger, assistant
Incidental plumbltie amt elerlrltt llhrnrlatta, ate reajmniible for the
wiring. Fnr epsclftcelion* i all oli malnteuaiire of the IJ In a r y .
' Architect Elto,l J Xlmialilun Nan
On Jun* L'H, a 11II,Sll t cunlrnrl
ford Allfcntlc N*Uo*al flank llu lid | Ini. The floard raaarva* the ria n t for thg remodeling of tlto rhspel
to r s J K v S t / • / *11 bids. J
building Was swarded In A. 0.
R tm ln o l* County Hoard of
N ewkirk A Hon of Jacksonville
Fuhllo tnriruellea
arid, a rlu a l work on th* building
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I - E Jo rd a n . C h a irm a n
Legal Notices
T . W . U iw t n n , B a o ra ta rr.
begun Ju ly lb
Incluileil In lb» reui'uleliug i« •
two nli p dull to hi comno'date (b*
n liilr tail, n It it i , noil pulpit lb *
Intel lot of Ihe budding tun been
im lnhril with iin ln in l iln iih dutchcedar paneling, in-dud'im po»t*
and ben mi The rrilm g ha* been
finished with to ou i til til* and
a phnlt tile Ini* hern I mi I mi Mi*
lloni tnj{
I ’urtltlona in the esteem* weal
ern section now separate two of
fice sparei. o lilili ate flol-bed in
two.tolu- gr-af).
The main enhance l« now loi alcd "0 ilia noilh aide of tli*
laiildiliK and "II Die loof. directly
nbove tin- doorway, itier- i* n
belfry and a wooden i lo ot
W hile nshentus nhingb't hav*
tern addc-l to llie extcnoi of lb"
I'ltililing and the alirtibbet v whirl'
tma been planted mound Ihe build
ing w ni ro litidinted to tin* illation
by Ihe Women's Mi nonary Ho
i let) of I tit- I it t llnpt I'd ' litiii'b
here in Muiilutd
Nursery fn etllflei have been
p iovidl'd i " ibild ien agon l-l* in
two looiri
ai Hie l oar of tli"
building. I t ....... t unlit i w tio fui
uiihed tiy tin V*avy W iv e t' ' lull
and Navy W i i w ate pioiold ea>di
Sunday mot mug lo c*t» fm
yuiingiitere wlu'ie p a irn l'i wish l"
III tend the hlvitie Her Vice i
According In I'liupluin Itiinie)
sen, a rveonl Mtlemlauce wa* et
peeled t’> witness the dedication
nervine* fitindny.
( ‘hii|dalu Uaniolien's prininnant
home is at IM! I T e n oca I 'liv e In
Oilandu. However, w lilla alatiotied
here lit Hanford, (Tutplaln and
M is. I'aiilcd im mo tedding st
'J l.ll Yale Avenue. Bald ud lliev
have one mu fI• > y in u . old.
UN
f IIA IIM .H ROM I ( M i
I'fllU T o S , K n lt l V (dp*
c In! i — ,h c iv in g
lie io
destroyer escort t'.b
i> i . i t
H i-
.!■uktn* I*
film I♦ i J, Knulmoi. imiloinan
second elnna, IU!N. iom of dr and
Mia. George W, Rowland of Pll
West Eighteenth, fiulifnrd
The Jyiikini reemtly spent font
const cut Ijn ilnyu and night*, honbutditig (fomniiitilat i.iil lines, sup
|dy rotilcn, ainniuiiitiim dniops
mid supply crntci i in Mippmt of
(IN grtnmil forijea,
The d n tro y rr w ai ta l- u out of
mnthhnlls III Nov, P'M
tbuln*
Wfirtd Wgi If , nlo pnrtieipai*d In
tha Norln A fri can landings, and
III operation* from th* S o lnnmi
Islands to the recap'ut* of th#
Philippine Islands
r ~n -m --\
T A L I .A H x .-S K E . is p c c lih A
t'elsveen season i drop In employ
infill r a n -oil no Inctenio* of^flb'i,
lo In. luiul .. |l fop the week
m ling \n g o .i 'III, in nncmptm
........
p m ....... .
It is v in->i). L i
Uni in- . t dim ................ ib,. I torbi . 1 Lnterm g
In tin fiii ml r<*rnmt limi*
utgcsl
members tsi paitlclpate in do
‘•ni'lg lil-'llio iil evniigelism " Choi
luiiun iieginulng Saturday, i-> i
fl, As part of n nulionwide sll
!
Most farmers who hsve planted
lupines nre "sold" on them, for
they havu found them to he excel
lent cover for their land during
Ihe winter when It i* not planted
to cash crop* and they also have
been convinced of their fertiliser
value. Not only have they seen
research plot* and tecordi of th*
Florida Agricultural Experiment
Station* which showed conclu
sively that lupines provide very
substantial quantltiea of nitrogen
and other crgnntc matter to the
rf, soil, but they have seen poaittve
* proof of the value of thesa crop*
on their own farms. Thsy hsvi
harvested much larger yields o
corn and other crops from lam
on which lupine was grown am
By Him ANTHONY
turned under previously than from
T
h
*
Illation
Chapel at tha Naval
land on which the cover crop was
not grown before ihe cssh crop A u xilia ry A ir Station hu. been
cotnplrtcly remoilcteit ami h spe
was planted.
These legumes, which were cial dedication nervier was held
Humtay. The srrvlcc. which was
tested and Introduced by the Ex led
hv N A A S Chaplain John M.
periment Stations, only a few
£ years ago, have saved farmers U aulrfem , began at 10:00 a m.
thousands of dollars that would ami resident# of Sanford nod -or
hav# been spent for fertiliser if loumtmg communities were Invit
thsy had not been planted. Hun rd to ntietnl.
A special dedication sermon was
dreds fo farmers who have bene
fited from such savings and have delivered by I'n p l. Alvu l>. Martin.
Increased their crup yields plnnt P h trlc t Chaplain of Ihe Sixth
Inc cover crops as a routine Naval IM slrlct, Charleslon. S r
procedure now, hut there are anil choir music was furnished by
Ihe Chancel Choir of Hanford'*
soma fnriners who do not yet use
lupines or do not use them as ex F irs t I ’t raliylet inn Church, undvi
tensively as they could in their the dlli'cllou of Mra. tlro tu r
farming programs. The latter art Toitlty. Tha N A A B Chapel otgnn- 0t the ones who should Invrstlgste 1st is Frederick G rrcit.
lupines thoroughly during the next
The pi riant rhnprl building wni
few weeks and make plans to gel built dining World Wat II to
full benefit from them.
used a# a W A V E 'S barrack*. Kvi
Lupines .are soil builders. They tirnre nf this can still he found m
enrich the soil. They enable the real of the Intildliig where
farmers to keep their toil In good there qro concrete floor* once lln-d
condition and to Increase Its pro as W A V K 's shower room*.
ductivity. Farmers have anil will
When the station wan m o m
continue to have for years to come ntisslotieil on May I, l M l, there
'» big Job of fowl production be wan no permanent chapel timid
fore them, and they must have log, Cimpluin M. J . Hnpterse, I I I .
, product Iva soil to rto the Job sue NAA.H Chaplain nt Ihnt time, in
,£■ ressfuiiy. Cover crops such ai etigalrd ptoreedine > to eatnbllah
lupines will help them do it.
the Station Chapin In It* present
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site. T h is silo war ctiosetl because
f'pudi Johnson says we can no of Its ccnttnl location.
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I'FP. K A B E R T L. KEDDF.N
LA M P R U C K E R . A la. — Pfe.
Ivntier.t t.. Kcdilcn, non of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Redden, Route line
Mo* :i?il. Sa nford, ha a been ns •
■tntl—
*I to Ik - ITth "V ik in g " In
fa u lty Uivisinti In training lierr
Fn rm rtlv w ltli the did liivism ti
K ;nca Ip. is presently a-"tgnrd
I hr ti i * hsji Mfioil iivnilnt
Uuil flu1 l»irri‘ii i*« in t'rivmunU
viii tHri'ully |»tiijmi I imiui! I d thf
mm11- in i
•11i«*m* a Tin* titirriii
M-jMiit
“Iidw i
n n ’ivi tl
* wlU'M'M1* till* |*! *Vl(H| *
* i K • hU
i hunt' ll
i
\ hlimurli flu* rlstmiiiiii It -i I
■lit |M»I« • ■
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* Ihm»I
I'Mt^tiiin r in . |»tnii . In . kt I I i
tin -'iiiii l.ivlitt ti n til mini I p i
f unit v f« i i<
v xli'in
in lv
M- S. i t|.liii*'«, in m
t ttinjili l »• l*tit t'«»nvi'iiu nf u n v
•*Ul ll II .1 IliMlI. t'|M’l I l f l|Uf ftitlP
\ 11i n ln. Ii tv am <iirn lliiin it t»f
If'fl.Oi'B Afmlnif i, wlin mo ili'fin
if* I> 1* m mini Himmi^Ii f Im * m**tIi
••■I. lli*» I in i»*Unlit'** of i liu iili
tor lulu I ship
the
Arm y nn Jan
I9M . he holds *he Combat In(untrytnan's Badge, the United
Nations rildion, wild the Ki>ienu
(am i'aig o ribbon.
nitres and milk in the diet nf it
•mutI child s i well as the diet of
ihe ic-t of the family. PreeehoolSimple froten d".t?erls are n ei util like the ftorrn desserts if
pleaiumi way of i diodiieing I ■it it they me not too cold nr too solid.
!*.
high fot August, it u still a tie
i n n.-e of approximately J.IMIft
tiooi the rtirresiiKiiding week to
\ ogusl, lltfil, which ws's I 1,'tdr.
Hie overall trend, Ihetefote, m
iltrale* gieater etupluyipeul front
1 1 a i to y e a r
I he w. i k's repot t disclo-u'd tlml
in t liu ’ i . n louiltie.s tlieis* sveie
po oioMiploiiiient p ay io tti'i g i r o
■ut T in s i i com pat rd with only
live countieji the previous week
hi ■
’••utrast. Polk fiiiin ty in i tlm
wsck a iili tile most I'luim anis,
,:.j:i7, vvIi........ 'civs'll fVI.'WP fo |
lowing Polk was Umle with l.l'M
icciplen'ii who received ♦ I0,7.!l*
Tine eounly liad 1'17 claimant i
who received f'J,7Hlt ft "in the t'n
t'lnploviurtit t'linipehsation l >i v I
sioit
I li t . U A N FO R D H E R A L D
Monday. Sept. a. 19:,2
Pag* i
Snck fo School
With
' Sliining Faces"
and
Shoos Like Now
Look akcorf —beat th# Iml minute Mnh M *)«( yngf fNlldfrin't •<b#ef
iho«« livid up. Dtina
tn
and ^ 1** u« pltaty if fimi fa 4%
•hi kind ol work w «— o*d »ou— will h« proud of. Mow rvbbir
ktcli— new Mlnvhibti* knit tolcv. Moke tur« fk«y fo Kock fa
ickonl with ik t t i that look niei , , a wear lonf , * , imufi foot eonv•
fort and hcallh.
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The City Shoe Shop
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2HI MIN I 'Milt AVK.
..ye t power is Ihe smallest part of the^costj
of the finished products...less tliun 1%!*
H f i I K U I 1'
1 U 11 Atoett, sT mi ie« t * t" w*' i|i'i,i
,,i‘lin ,,,ct set pfinlii. >i s (rrsifilx in W "t!il Vi'tt II
vv lien guve,nnii-ni idloids uul
keeps \ otr 1 i 1 1 .frniii* "i t • ■m 1 Ii* niP’tni in init | m,-1i*. e
a g g i ' -Hits i " 1! ' “ " n o n e p t t i i pr t 't ti l prevent i ng
i -vn 1111- v| Innii - 11 In ii 11 y 11it cign id -.11 <d im ilium m I
conimi'Uiirti
lominoinp, lur Arncilcsrn the luglu.i
ttunil.tr I td In IIlf; tlie wntlil lux evet ktinsii yet vi
Inn in i fttr ili.il ii it .ilmmi ,ary;liy.itslxr ill tlie (nl.il i n.t
of the iiqiihcd prniluct.
/ hr sum // itiiim h i.il
m thr yU.t,*i|| tit f t
firm ft/ iinitniy* thr in.i.l , fjt. n nI ,/i.rtiie thr ii I r
, and Mnri'l l I'tivyi l K I 'gill • ■nil pin v r* • rived a N xvy
cilalinn Im providing "ptiwr,
tint ililui "
riCjl rill > irurn (ho Jnni I h i u i v •»| M omiii t*ifh i i iIi***■*
(ItA! |Im* *ml Ilf IIMtltllat tl ff'tj Utilttj | l« CM'll" 111141|ttlf't**
%i u.
M iltftM tl, S ltlifllilfil a i l ! t I lu ll 4( i W' I t f k
iml SalaitM
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Mere i n r i ' i r i i l . i , * l e c t r i i p i m e r l u x p l t y c ! ■ u , . , | s i r I ' d "
ill the itstc's s rri/in g in 'lm trixl o p stix i'in l ln tld i
T i t ft, five i lit «i| Atii I tVnlii ,
lrKtf
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ii* It
I At
At
1952-62 ENGINEERING FORECAST
Of FP&L CO. SYSTEM POWER REQUIREMENTS
s n i c B o r M s s r a r T M iH
N O T IC E in H E H E B Y
O IV K N
T h a t I , th a u n B srslB n sd Hpoctal
M a tte r i In C h a n c e ry , w ill on th *
Sth day o f O ctober, A- I). t i l l . th *
JAN. 1,1742
1,405,000 KV/
, asm* M i n i > lasal sals* day »t
i *hl* Coprt. pursuant to a ^ n a l
S'&rav-'-"-*
rmared In
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in* In th a C
Samlnnl* C
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C h a n c e ry . w h t r s ln
w lf s . C la ra
and \V. r.' «. . .* . .• ) . V . K ' V
efen rian la, and d u rP
L . Hhsrp. a tr *t U
Uel
In a tha 1***1 ho
en u rth n u ** door
Hanfnrd. *4smlnola Cornn t r .
and ta ll
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bidder forl0oash^ I
ecrlbed proper!'
halo s in th e (
so d tit s t s nf
tte u la rly deeerlbi
wit
nessltt
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c h a in *
Bent
A gw*«t
"lo ieft*Pfrom port)vor'
ln n lo B , than ru n w i s t IS f l
M U. I,
r iiP o T R W
finning
' sa id a s l* to be m ad* to e a tlg fr the
ttrm a o f aald U sers# of Fo recto*
au ra and H a lt
T trm a cash, purchaser to pay fa r
**D ai# d
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fa t
St H anford,
r io r I B * ,
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up o clal Master
Oarland W. mtsnesV. . . i
So licito r for r i t l n l l f f s .
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ConcfBlc hax (he sir erg tit
■ad the stamina to carry
heavy truck iruflic and It
hi ideal for fast-moving
rrcars. It laakid
^drainsquickly,
[visibility a id
ring coata;by
Myiqg oq gas, tlVea'apd [
> ra p a irs, Concrcie*has
— jj
,
traffic rolling w ithout
pavctnenl shtitdowuifor
Rtitimcly repairs,
C o n crete o ffe rs a ll
these advantage* at lo w
rnm om l cesf. its first cost
la usually less than othef
pavements of ctjuai loadparrying capacity, ita
maintenance is less and
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ur bi£ job is still ahead. In the next 10 years, engineers
estimate wc'II have to triple our present power supply...
boost it to nearly m tn times our Vj-Day total.
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This will call for public cooperation...as well as teamwork
between investors, workers and management. But tlie job urn
b* done...it must be, done...to provide vital electric power to
Spark our Production for Freedom 1
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Teaching Unionism
The Sanford Herald
Kaf»**4 aa mrrmmi rlaaa a l t U f
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M a l a , ) . Paw.tea, a alee Iba A a*
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• Ik W i, I 11F aaC SI. I.aal*.
I ' - - Herald la - a t a t o r ml Ika
Skkarlklid r i M , w h lrb la aatllled
n , I mfI x I f lu ta » as* faa re a a kll•atlaa ml all I k , laral u r n arlalSd
•a ta n i , n i F i F « r . •• w ell aa all
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MONDAY. 8hPf. ».> l l »
TODAY’S IIIIII.K VKBHK
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'Dial Is what tha human hrart
I f ulwxya saying, hut W" cannot
fly kunv from curatives* Our own
meninrirs. Wa must atora up happier memoricc.
Oh that I had lha wines of a
dorr, for than would r. fly away
and be al rest.—Pa. lid.
Senator George Smellier* an
nounce* that he will Arpport Gov
ernor Sleventon with his longue in
his chceck.
Hugh Peiarimi a brother in law
of Senator Runell of Grorgia, iayi
"Southern DemncraU are Incoming
ikmtical of iheir presidential standani heater Governor Stevenion".
, Governor Allan Sliimi of Texai,
that i«, toys he inlemit lo vote next
Novamher. Iiul not for Stevenion.
And he won’l vole Republican.
Could he Irxai ?i going lo pick
ill own Democratic nominee. Could
be native ion Eitrnhowtj.
One political writer inya thal
Grneral Eitenlmwrr ii beginning lo
look like "a Republican air-bornr
vrnion of wliiille-ttnpper Harry S.
Truman”. We certainly hope h»
docip’l conlinue to look like Tiuman if he ii rlrrtrd.
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FALLING BAROMETER
Labor unions have become a permanently Important
part of the American economic ncene. Yet few people under
stand labor unions, what they are and how they work. Kermlt Gby, u professor at the University of Chicago and form
er director of education for tho CIO, recently nuggeated that
schools in thin country ahoutd begin correcting thin educa
tional deficiency.
Mr. Ghy pointed out thnt children now ure taught
principles of hanking and how to compute Interest rated. Uy
the name token, he contended, in a recent talk, that dchooln
should tench about the problems of worker*, the meaning
of unions, and the human relatlona Involved in labor-manngenjent problems. “ W p mtint teach noclal ld«ue« that ilpply
to the lived of high ddHool ntudentn renlintlcally and dympathetically," he urged. "Autocratic union* are product* of
the kind of fnniilie* and nchooln that produced them. Auto
crat* and dictator* do not trach democracy."
The merit* of the proponul are ohviou*. Too often
people Join union*, sometime* under compulsion, pay due*
and
i d .participate In union electlona without knowing anything
more about unlonlnm than the new* storie* In the
tli paper*.
Because they do not understand the operations and functions
of unions, they lire Inclined to leave the direction of the
union In the hnndn of n few. They strike when told to strike,
attend meetings when told to, but know nothing about the
government of the union it*elt and care le*a. This naturally
lead* to ubuscH in those union* where the leader* have
usurped control for their own gain*. This situation could he
remedied In large measure If, as Mr. Eby *ugge*ted, the
schools would tench unionism to their students. It Is not
an easy subject, hut without some knowledge of it no one
can understand the modern American scene.
WASHINGTON (Jit-Soma of Urn
iljppantii words ta um language
ka«p bobbing up In disciuium of
um presidential campaign: laft,
right, canter, consarvaUva, reac
tionary.
Tha trouble la getting any two
people In agree on tneir meaning.
to an American woom empoasu
on property right and waoee regard
for civu uoeruea la not acuta, unlate bit own are in danger, tha
communists are on tne extreme
left because they want government
ownership ot property.
But to the man who considers
fraeuum lor me ludivioua,, u* in
quire and criUcue, the moat price
less poaaeiiion ot mankind, tne
Communist police state—where the
Individual la nothing—is on the exUeme reactionary right.
And Stalin, who would like you
to believe mm quite progressive,
may look upon (be Democrats and
Republican! as really only one, big
ultra luOJervauve party under two
label*.
What time can do to a viewpoint
la shown in iba attitude toward
some of the New Deal legislation,
u m aocial security, ihe wage-hour
law, and TVA.
Even In the New Deal hey-day
some people ibougnt krankUn D.
Roosevelt waa ainctJy a highly
conservative country squire who
was merely trying to oring the
country abreast of the time with a
few mild remedies against dis
aster.
But FDR and hla whole New
Deal were looked upon at national
dlaaaters, all by inamselvea, by
r V
thoaa who were allergic lo change.
They called the New Deal social
ism, which la another slippery
word.
Now both political parliee accept
lha Naw Deal laglalailon aa some
thing not In dlipulc al all in thla
campaign.
And both Gov. Stevenson and
Gen. Eisenhower have pictured
themselves as pretty conservative
fellows, both claiming the middle
of the road as (heir special prov
ince.
As Ihe campaign goes on.
though, Stevenion, aa tha result of
preiaure or developing conviction.
ii taking position* cloaar to those
Untla Sam, It Saemi,
U. S. Amoral World
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Ida Truman while almost
of President
Con’l Prolong Orudgo I painfully trying to show he’s not In
l y forgiving Knomlai
Truman's pocket.
Special lu Central f r t t t
Controlled Clown
Clown* in Hungary have been directed to mnke their
comedv a criticism of society, presumably capitalistic hoclety. It wan bad enough when the Communists decided thnt
musicians must add social consciousness to their art, but
Isn’t tampering with the work of the clown* going jiiHt a
step too far ?
Changing times or not we hope the day never cornea
when American clowns depart from the age old nrt of buf
foonery, undiluted by any social messages, that has made
us love them so well. For the clown Is an artist whose skill
Is all the more laudable and remarkable because his work
seems so spontaneous, effortless and foolish.
The clown, In his costume and make-up, Is u hero of
childhood that never disillusions. He Is tho spirit of mis
chief and he rules the kingdom of the circus with a slap
stick for n scepter. So long as he turns cartwheels and con
tinues his unsophisticated antics around the sawdust ring he
is the master of nonsense, u delight to the young and to the
troubled whose smiles and laijghter he eurns.
There Is room for all kinds of humor In the world. So
cial satire cun be very funny and can fulfill n needed func
tion of society. Hut tha comedy of the clown must be dif
ferent or he ceases to he u clown. He Is the symbol of dig
nity cn«t to the winds anil regained on u returning hreexo
of mirth. Those who would change the clowns Into mouth
pieces for political credos are robbing the world of laughter.
Tills la no small crime.
legally carried uut._ The pao^ m*l'
not vote ihe bonui,
privilege to vote on
they want to. After
rule.
v
bill Bln llieir
ilia tmefcion if
a(l, the people
y__ ^
On the heeli of a m iu meeting
to determine our enufte 9 the mat
ter of a new horpital, o'|e of our
doctors came to ui Saturday and
reported one of hit patients teriouily ill with a liearlailmknt, liar
condition to critical th#t ths rnuil
be hoipitaliied. There Wat no room
jn the local institution and the am
bulance trip to Orlando could not
l>i undertaken because the patient
wat to ill. Tills it probably only
on* of many tuch cafrfa'happening
In our midit every day Hut it pointi
up the dira and immediate )ited for
proper hoipital faicilitiosto taka'tar#
of our people who hreotne critically
We commend the Fish trustees
(or not building "cheaply" when
they build their hoipiteh in memory
of the late judge Bert Fiih, We
have nan too much oj eheap con
struction In recent yea* sad we
would like to itc aomething built in
Sanford, eipetlally if it la a hoipiSal, that will last. Thtra may be
some who will say that a hoipital
T ilt the ona in Deland ii "too good
for Sanford", but wa can't agree.
Those of ut who have lired In San
ford a long lima and know the
struggle that hat baan made for a
dream Hospital are inclined to bf<
ASH
tad, Ilia apead with which III* United hlalea makes lip wtlh
W
tratwlille bitter tnamlta la viewed here aa a modern miracle of lha
In
held, I have seen constant demonstrations of tho truth of my
mother's observations.
A person who chooses to call himself frank und candid
cun vury eusily find himself becoming tactless and cruel.
A person who prides himself on being tactful cun find
oventuully that he has become evasive and deceitful.
A person with firm convictions cun become pig-headed.
A person who Is inclined to be temnerute and Judicious cun
sometimes turn Into a man with weun convictions uml bunked
fires of resolution.
Good habits of heulth ton rigidly followed can make you
a hypochondriac.
Hurd work, unless balanced by relaxation of mind und
body, may eventually destroy you.
Loyalty can lead to fanaticism . . . Caution can become StUI-ITIO Joan EUubatb Kayos,
timidity . . . Freedom can become licence . , , Confidence “Mias New York City," and Nava
can become arrogance . . . Humility can become servility. Jana Langtoy, "Mlaa Georgia,”
All these are waya in which strength can become weak hold tha trophiaa they woo la tha
preliminary aontpetition al tha
ness Rut the reverse la true, too.
Destructivenesa based on a desire to know what makes
something tick can often be channeled Into conajructiveness
directed at making It tick better.
Gullibility can be turned into understanding and com
passion.
Restlessness can be turned Into versatility,
Uxineaa can be turned into contemplation and study.
Extravagance can be turned Into generosity.
CroHH Seen Burning
I think of thla often, and while I lead quite a regulated On Orlando Highway
life, I very often deliberately break habits—change patterns
—merely to avoid the danger of extremes and open up new
A burning croie, symbolic of the
avenues of inner growth.
Ku Klux Klxn, attracted a large
Look at that first line again: "If you have a weakness, number
of people Friday night di
make It work for you aa a atrength — and If you have a rectly across route 17*03 from the
strength, don’t abusa It Into a weakness." Study It, apply it, Movfeland drive.In theater.
Tha evanly burning croaa was
find comfort, strength and truth in It.
dDcovered by motorists about
—By DORE 8GHARY. first
Ui90 p.m. Sheriff P. A. Maro and
Here’g What M-E-S-S Means, Mr. T.
Jacksonville Joe real
We're all aware of the peychle
phenomenon whereby a man ean
make hlmeelf aa# only what he perfect understanding of a fi
wants to aee, hear only what ha common word.
wanta to hear, and remember only
Like, for Instance, you’ll M
what he' wanta to rtmamber,
tiiaee find a fallow who thlnl
. Bo when President Truman says tycoon la one of those big ate
ha la unaware that any mats ex out ground tha South Pacific,
ists In Washington we must be
patlant and tolerant and remem o fH & tftn r,.th a l^ a buffore
ber about phyohle phenomena. < something you Jab Into wtu
But at the earn* time we hep* add a harpoon fe a Jokaitar.
pUy ere.'free -(a.point out that
Webster's New Internal!
we think he la wrong, dead wrong. Dictionary, a fat, authorlta
tease weighing aa much a
basket of rocks, has a whole
wreckage
ipactai
40,000 feet and cracking
tha sound harrier.
Teat pilot John Dairy and hJa
observer were arming the 21 killed
Sixty • three others were Injured.
KING MAKES I ECORDINQ
COPENHAGEN, Denmark t F Shlrt • sleeved Ring Frederift con
ducted today tecn*dlngs by .1 ' ra
dio symphony orchestra. Tbe
recording! are In be played by a
number of Amcrlcon radio nf' aliiIona
this fall.
TIm king, an accompli*hvd mu
sician who frequently has conduct
ed the Roval Danish Opera urebestia, lad the 100 • piece sym
phony In the overtures lo wag.
ncr’a "Die Maistersioger" and lha
Dtrlsh festival play “elverhoel"
by Kuhlagm.
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tha easier It is to control. With
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live Iona and normal Uvea.
A simple test reveals dia
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Whenever medicine la ntcaaaarv to your health, you will
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genuinely Interested in supply
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^ i a W AMARCH
S HOFI N
GTON
EVENTS
Jim McClelland wai in lo say
that he was not the one who de
M u k e A WeuknesH Pay Off
manded ihe hoipital petitions be
further inveiligated before firing
My mother wus a hard-working and Bury wise womun.
pul un the ballot. We aihiqorry. Bui
Many
years ugo she observed to me that: "If you have a
tomaonr did, and peiflifH in our
over eagernm to make lure that the weakness, make it work for you as u strength—and if you
lit
tpie.tion wai pul on i f i * w e have u strength, don't abuse It Into u weakness."
Through the years, and In the different Jobs 1 have
gut the men mixed up.
A
Soma of (lie County Cninmisiiuncii n i f not too enlliuiilitTc over tlx*
ptoipectk of knldinq 4 referendum
on the itiuancr of hoipital boudi
in view of ihe plan* of ihe Fiih eiIal* In build a hntpilpl here, hul a
petition piopeily lignrd by citizens
aiking for aucli a leferciuJum ha*
legally !>«*n pretenlni and should be
• «*;«£- »,
hla deputies invaatlgatad and found
that ft was on the property of
Claude Walts, 90 feet seat of lha
highway.
Mr. Walts admitted that ha per
mitted two mart to erect a cross
on hla property last Monday with
the expressed Idea of burning It.
"They came to mo laat Monday
and said that a lot of other treats#
were going to b# burned In Cen
tral Florida and they would Ilka to
put one up on mv property," Mr.
Walts explained, "I didn’t think it
would hurt anything or anybody,
eo I laid they could*'
•
Since Friday night, Mr. Walts
said ho had heard of only oae
other cross burning near Redwood.
TXIa U Ike a n a l ml a m l , , at
KSIIartel aeverfUeareata » » » * » , la g la ikla M l* ' n a r k week.
Pilot Club
tra a lla a e a l-taa1 Case Oae)
diplomatic world.
others; control, "for aa a man
Although not even a decade haa paeatd since German Naxlsm went
thinkrth In hla heart, ao la ha"|
up In a curl ot acrid ernoke above lha bunker In which Adolph Hitler
then confidence and cooperation.
la bellavtd lo have died and Japan decided that the atomic mush
Quoting Mark Twain who aald
rooms over Hiroshima and Nasaankl were deadly poison, both now
ha could "live two whole weeks on
are virtual alllea of tha United Btates.
one good compliment”, Mrs. Hors
Naw olive branches are sprouting everywhere,
aa American diplomats work tirelessly to wipe out
fall declared that tha thought la
tha laat vcatlses of World War 11 enmity toward
|uat aa true today and that only
Austria and Italy. Events along thla Una are
and courage
J t rugh
a t cooperation
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axpacttd to crowd coming montha,
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tha
■*
Tha question raised occasionally la whether lha *
There were X2 members present
prodigals are being welcomed back Into Uriels
and a visitor, Mra. Sarah King.
Ham's fold too quickly, but this awcalnraa and light
Following dinner and tha talk by
In International affairs items to be In the Ameri
Mrs. Horsfall a round table dis
can tradition.
cussion waa htld with Mra. Hors
Few, If any. nations In world history have har
fall serving aa moderator and
bored grievances for almrtar periods. England, lha
member* nf tha executive hoard
great partner of Ihe United States In two World
and committee chairmen taking
wars
and
In
poal-war
reconstruction,
la
given
as
a
WaiMngten
part.
elastic example.
Announcement waa made of the
After breaking away from lha llrltlah Empire In 1776. and nailing
Fall Council meeting of District
‘ down tha situation In the War of 1813, lha youthful Untied Slate*
Four which will ba held at the
(arly displayed Its capacity for forglvenaaa by concluding a treaty of
Princess Inane Hotel In Daytona
Beach Saturday and Sunday, Sept.
friendship In 1617 that established a Canadian border and a Great
19-14.
Lake# tea frontier which temalna today aa tha world's longest unfor
tified boundary.
Than. In 1146. tha two nations again almost cams lo blows In tha
”64-40 or fight" haaael, and the Noith bitterly resented English soft
ness toward tha Confederacy In tha Civil war, but England never
Ir«a e ra s e s erase ra s a Os* 1
became tha traditional anamy that historical precedents among other
ance. appliance repair) peraonatlty
nations might hava Indlcattd.
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Educational Council
TH E UNITED MTATP.a did not even wait until the end of Its wax
wilt) Mexico to begin making up and paying for tta “conquests" of
disputed territory In Texas. New Mexico and California.
Tha strain of two world wars against combinations of powara re
volving around Germany mads tha uullook grim for any real basis of
Unllsd Itatas-Tautonlc friendship, yet It has burgeoned In tha face of
tha Russian menace.
In Just seven years, West Germany baa evolved from foe to ally,
from ruin to comparative boom. Led by Chancellor Konrad Adtnauar,
Germany la axpacttd shortly tu ratify tha “Contractural Arrange*
manta" signed last May with tha United Italaa, Oriel Britain and
France.
Japan soon will bid for return of tha 1,110 islands In the Carolines,
Marianas and Marshalls, on tha ground that It must hava room to
spread Its population and produea more food. Thus within saved
p i t ) I U Japa.'.e.e empire La on tha menX
WITH ITALIAN MOVIE I T A M , faahlons and auto dealgnert anJoying unprecedented popularity In tha U.
Mussolini's Fascists aaem
In tha dim paat. Already tha Italian poat-World War 11 treaty haa
been revised; tta navy is back to tta IMP level, and United Blatei aid
aid kas been n big factor In a phenomenal six-year
nbiitHf“a
s it e MiMUn
1 Turkey, a foe of World War 1, la Uncle Barn's
t . ..
Staunch Middle Eastern friend. Instead of seeking '
'revenge on Austria as a two-time foe, Ike United , Twice • No
italaa ha# given It 1110 million aa poat-war aid and
la apearhaading plans to ncgoUalt an early treaty without ItusaUn
participation.
Aa an Irony, howavtr, tha nation whoa# sentimental Uea might ha
strongaat to the United Btatae—Caechoalovakia, which waa born after
World War 1 with Uncle Bern aa a foster parent—Is behind the Iron
Curtain and hostile.
However, juet let that curtain ltfft a little, say thoaa tires la the
aituaUen here, and Uncle Bam will lore no time In greeting 4 long leal
nephew, because among all the nations, ha Meat of all can bear I
gnrtye. fU proof they mention the popularity el Catch Otympte atari
Locally owned, excellent
condition
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development, world politics and
business English art among lha
aubjacta suggaated for tha rouraea.
Among those nraaent ware W.
M. Castle nad John Pierson, Kiwanlat Carl Williams J. Hamil
ton Blabs# and W. ft, Connolly.
Mona; Mrs. O. M. Harrison and
Mn. Roy Tillla. Sanford Woman's
Club: R. E. True, Roiaryi Mrs.
M. B. Smith, Pllotat Mrs. Clara
Ginn and Mra. Karlyla Houihotder,
Cardan Club} C. A. Ingraham,
Loaka m w , low mtlaaga
locally owned
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Survivoti
ivwmioaco to
, certain thlaac '
Inauranca la our buainaaa
But tlutl'a not all w t aail,
vividly tSSa big
sa a rst
as
'g m m
i m
�Rebecca McBride In
Wed To CpI. Holmes
Social And Personal Activities
^
W
Social Calendar
l)e Bury Doings
M ONDAY
Tha Sunday School of the hirst
Baptist Church will
Inve It*
W orkar’a Council beginning lit
8:00 p.m. In the Memorial Ldiuutlonal Hulldnlg.
Tha Rainbow Assembly No. 23
wilt tnaat at 7:00 p. m. ut llu- Mu
ionic H all. A ll officers nnd mem
btra are urged to attend.
New* is rutile r scarce this week
except for the sm all fry who ore
all ngog with the annual excite
ment of going back to school.
Those we spoke to m e delighted
to get hack to the routine which
must children prefer,
About 20 members of the De
n ary Democratic Cluh and their
friend* enjoyed tho last picnic of
the seusdll on Labor Day at
■Itinlpei Springs. They took occa
sion to wish John W cille a happy
birthday even though they tvrru
one day late. Regular meetings
will he resumed soon.
Mr. and M i j . II. Hudson Myers
telurncd on Thursday from a
month’s vncHtlon spent in the
•turnkey Mountains of North <‘nr«linn. While there, they visited the
Methodist Assembly at Lake Jonuluskn, tha new Cherokee Indian
Village mid many other Inlai eat
ing places.
Mr. and Mr*. I.ee C. Nash visit
ed Mr, and Mr*, it. E . Iteid Iasi
weekend. They own and operate
I he llei I Manor Molal in Ocala.
The fileiidshlp of these two cullides, dittos hack to time when
both families lived In Chk-ngu.
Iloh Nolle has returned from a
short trip to Springfield, Ohio.
Ed m or: 11 Jack son
of
Sm yni
Drive, visited with friends in St
Petersburg Inst week.
Mrs. Aaron Duncan hits also rc
turned home after spending three
weeks with her children nml
grandchildren In Norfolk, Va.
Borneo . "Pup"
raglm ro
of
Spring Lakes, gave a birthday
p arly on Wednesday evening in
honor of hi* w ife’s birthday
tines!* from D ellary were Mr.
nml Mr*. Lou Hofmun and Mr.
and Mr*, (ir n g e Denman.
Mr. and Mrs. lUchnrii ilen ly of
Plainfield, N. J „ and their son,
W altei, are sneiuling ten days
with Mr Ilenly * parent*. Me. and
Mrs. Ed Ilenly.
Charles Frick of Richmond Hill,
Long Island, N. Y. spent Inal week
a* guest of Mr, and Mrs. Andrew
Bahtier.
iXKSD.W
St. Monica Chapter of
Holv
Crosa Episcopal Chinch oil) meet
at the home of Mrs. R \\ w ill
lltns, 10-0 Pori. Avenue, with
Mrs. L . K. Johnson ns ro-lio«to*.
T h t Unity Truth Clu** will
meat at the Valdez, lintel ut 1 :4fS
S m. The study of the hook " T i’.’
eimoti on the Mount" hv Km
matt Fox will l>v continued. 'Die
public la Invited to attend.
W ED N ESD A Y
•
Tho Prayer Meeting Servele lit
* tha F irs t Baptist Churrh will be
gin at 8:00 p.m.
Tim onnuul
businrsn meeting will he pari of
thla service.
Refreshment* will
ba served by the Woman’* Missionury Society after the service.
TH URSD AY
Tha Seinlnolo Association of
Baptist Training Unions will hold
a m a n mealing at the First Hup
lljr K A Y H E N M X O E It
Mssaasaols
5 ° f t ce ve rifct|
S Y l ’L K S -C .tltlU IN li
M i. and Mr*. J . I). Syide* nn
tiuuneeil tudiiv the marriage of
t licit daughter Butty Doris
in
Cut tin flooding, son of Mr. nml
Mr*. II A. tioodlng on Aug. ’Ill
In Sanford. 31; and Mis. (loading
are mnv resltli ig m Sanford oil
West Fir-st Street.
.,
{U tto n j
Tht squarish sm rify of Ihr .Span
ish matador's f|ai hrruinri to jful*
Wring is this fin* M l bl fi« Vtftaluitd (n Stpltmbtt Afiidrimd•t U s .. . on* /rum ear (lug* mlIssNen uf fall /tils duas in ssrifistg n*» ways.
i M
Rebecca Louise McBride, tlaugb
ter of Joseph Bernard McBride ■t
Pacoivt, S.
end the
M i*.
McBride, was united in marring’
to Cnl. W alter Buvid Holme*. »<>iof Air. mul Mr*. W alter C. Holme* :
of Burlington, N. C. on Frhhu I
night ut the F irst Baptist Chun li j
The double ring ceremony #*•
performed by Dr. W. P, uro J r. nt 7:0ft o’clock.
Forming a beautiful setting f-’c
the ceremony were palm* a r i l
floor i-askrt* holding white glu !i I
oil nml n tlei. Branched candelabra I
held white tnpeit. Mrs. I'van* MCoy, etg n n l'l, iviidcrsii n u p i-o i
tttusle inrlitding "f'lair do L u re ,
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e'1*
Bobo Dean left today to visit
tor u few days with friends in St.
Petersburg.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Buddy H. Mitck
left Sanford an Saturday to make
then future home In Tulsa, Uhln.
i
Others. 13.00 up
ODD SIZE AND DESIGNS IN BEDS
Are yea l » (all la Ire rnm lartskb la
rsunlar lr * * lli hop «r
>«u want
atare a l i l l l or aar .ari-lsl rlrslan sura
as the I s r lr s t la s lr aoeulnr It I Ml
■111! UK!) I Then, wr IP-hala arm
■ad re a r arrant* raa Sr maitr in .-ion*
Iru* — aad al rrMiiunileiil l-o-lor,
ir lr r t .
6 0 x 8 0 K I N G S I Z E JJKI> —
Mrs. Mmu a ret L Edward* of
"07 Mellonvllle Avenue ut lived
home (hi* morning after visit line
for tiller- weeks with her dungtiIr'r* in I'ittsburuh and h n sou In
Perryapolis, Pa.
Mi and .Mr* llustet William*
and Miss Esther Km I In of Win
lerville, du., *ister and brotherin-lnw uf Mr* I,. K White, were
1 the guests of the Whites over the
past weekend
Mrs. tieiogi' Well* a III I Mr*
Dougin* St ell* tram nml daughter
Patty spent Die weekend dialing
Mi*. Wells* daughter mid son-inlaw, Mi. anti Mi*. David Dv*l in
West palm Heath.
Mr. mid Mi*.
E. MeKeo It
have left fui Baltimore, Mil. to
make their future home, aftei
speiuling a few day* with lliell
parents, Mi and Mr*. A . W. An*ley Sr. mul All. and Air*. C. E.
McKee Hi.
Mr*. Clyde Tetwillegor Jr. ai..|
•on Byron have arrived to spend
some time in Sanford with tier
patent*, Mr. and Mis. J . II. T r ilurk, and slite : and bmlhei ln
law, Mr. ami M l*. Dale Henlt dr.
Mi. Terwillegnr is spending •>
montli in Detroit, Mich, on ho*
lues* and w ill join Ids family
later.
H IM tIN U S nnd M A T T R E S S C O M P L E T E
________
, 111 P a la a lto A t * M »
and mi
*
Hanford, Florida
plmna IJ J 1
lata
Oak t
Mr. And Mr*. Charles Aluirhend
have returned to Hanford to make
their home after speiuling the past
two years at Davis Island lit
Tampa. Air. Muirhcnd wits assiyncd tu Ilia W ist Coast of F lo t
illa by the Washington Depart
ment of Commerce In the Indus
trial M oblllialion division. Wtille
In Tampa he aliui carried out the
function* of the National Produc
tion Authority, Concluding his
wnrk <*B.h the dcpartm cnti In the
Weal Const area the office was
closed.
Commercial Ave.
Phone 8I2-J
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Alls* Virginia Ailce Wilson, w hine en gagem en t and npprunching
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nintringo I d .lames L aw n nce I’mvell i* being anmmneed by hei pm
iron of honor nnd woie n dress
‘■nt*. Pi utul Mis. Jo h n W Wiltnu. lie i* the sun of Mi. and Mrs. i'.
•laoies of lavender fashioned
, t. Powell. Wedding plun* Will l.e iillhoiniteil Intel.
m l over (nffelu. Tlie fitted Iwtlb ■
* a * flulslled Willi all off should’ i
otrkline and a net Stole Utiosx th
shoulders, lle i hou'piMi whs >('
pink roses.
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Best man f«r CpI. Ibdines wn
Wit hour O il Tnoniim ’iit.
$ 7.60
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Help* eliminate lirtiised, dry rnd i
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Howard Lindquist and ushers Wei’
the bride's twin brothers, Walt* i
nnd Belli McBride.
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l<. •iiriiri'iu * m *»| Mm** \ ii
Mm tin fiiiit ilnii|fhli»r M m Vi*h«* A/if ,1 \ Iis'*' W'll^iiM In tnltt«*<w [,fl VV
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the scene of u reception following
the wedding I'nlnis and arrutig>
llionta nf poik rose* decorated the
looms. The bridal table whs ovi <
laid with a band made rloth an 1
at one end was n tlnoe tiered wen
mg cake topped with a niiniatui’bnde and groom. C rystal appoint
ill eats were used on the Labi
Mr*. K E Bid* presides! nt ,U ”puneh Isiwl and Mis.
A. Antlei
on Jr. servisl the cake Astlstllie
veere .Mis. B. II. (ileiin. Mrs. Owen
Forgnson and All* .1 A . I'otiile’ |
Also assisting Wen t'llidy Pnndel
Vicki FnigtlSnn nnd Leslie June’
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ANN’S MIRASOL BEAUTY
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u f lu rid . F o llo w m u ! i a i lu liu il inn !
I ride’s p iim u iy cl«s«.
Cue-Is weie leei’lvi’d nt tin
door by Mrs. J C Alltehell utnl
tin lit ole’s book was presided OVei
by Air*. C . 11. Davi* Shift intisii
was remlerod during the rece|i
lion by Mr*. McCoy. Following a
short wedding trip in Florida, Mi
and M is. Holme* plan to mnki
their h” in» at titft's Park Avenue
Mrs. Holmes gruililnletl (torn tin
l ’liiolet llig h School mid Wlnthnm
Colisge, Btiu has tieyit a t c a d is ■
o l Buiito .mile I ’tlnuiry Bchoel for
the past three years, which p*•*i tom she plan* to continue, CpI.
Holme* Is a graduate of Ai- siiinlcr Wilson High Hclmol m
Mobil tie, N. <’. after which he enlered tlie An Force'and attended
the I'nlM and Rupp!)’ S< hool in
Coluniltn>, tt fm 17 months. \t J
the conclusion of the *eh” Ol >.t I
was tin it tiM iisfcried to ttiln i.d a 1
111 A pril where he is («innec»cj
w ith the Engineers M.iint* nsin*
Corp. Among the out-id town
guest* for the wedding wn nn
uncle of !ho bride T . c Altitude,
mid llei father.
hv nl (A-mli'4 <»»Irimht limimi
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Fm se i dtv
wln-io lm* miHoM ti li
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now
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with I hi* ( i i l a i i d o I h u h
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Wetlitiio i»In it** a tit tu- annmiiia*
i*4 f i l l e i ,
*•-' j lii|vii,h*H"f* i!iil|i *1 in MinernI \V»4U*
TuJtiii, w h iie ( |d l ilt hum’s iitmth»i i< n e r i k 111
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Mrs* IIolin«*4 wan cnti-Mit
with n smnll hifuMnnl |»rn i v
Phoua A ll
111 Man Holla
Frid a y at the houil* Hide St
irlvrn hv Iht* jir*iu»|Ml t«ml i»
era. Uifu'RhiiientR wwit* m-ia c I
On* HUimtvlMor of (liu lunchi •
Mm. (!li*uit. and (lie hrhh v m
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pieaanUd w ith n idee*' of ^t••r »
silver and a aid of
WnM t
hrenkfaatwiirc,
You citt a ii-d iy dishes niti torily If you put tlivui on it «i i -o
lug tack after you linve v a 1 I
them. To do lint lic*t Joli uf t h*
lug, use hot au illy water alal
rinse with vary hot water.
cum 1
Fur carrot curls. slice
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paper-thin lengthwise with
wi n
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tabl« llicer. Roll slice* nruiind
at
ringer to ntako curia. Crisp i
water fur an hour or,mine,
a* a first course with tomato p
or tue as a garnish for u salmi
RELAX HERE IN “COOL” COMFORT!
l-M im o lD E H E li
MAA’ E A T E R
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.wetter dtees vvit ft a tnrsu hug
gtng brain e Hott 1»I” 1 full ill til*
>lmt a Bonham citlymul l ” i fall
nnd winter 11)113 bd I be iwaeeIlicnl'-ne
ill llgm ■:
budrii
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worked with »d*t bi-in i mid brot'rc
’io.i ’Is N n (time new* is in tinowl with i stand n way collm
1*1 t roll,it Fin. Hhowtog
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Paid
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LAST TIMES TONKiHT
lifts Dally — phone t'i
SHOWING
TUESDAY Hi WEDNESDAY
Door* Open
THi
Look at thu lenttu*r
M AM
1
Dommin’n novel Iduu fur u wn niter fill Bjmrts
tlretta. Ruyon nml aculatu Raliurdina with
leather centering (he buttoim,. utrnpplng the
waiat and iiocket. Makes thin the perfect dren
for football Rainea, travellnir, tho office. Flor
ida land, gold tuHHul, ' hot rum, fall navy.
Sites 10 to 20 and 88 to 44; 14Vii to S^Vit-
Walter PIDGEON'
Ann HARDING *Barry SULLIVAN
A I.S U — L A T K H T N E W S And C A B T D ON
TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY
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CARTOON And
TtMM Who Herr*
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tu o s a m
I’ a fo (
DHXBURY SCHOOL OF DANCING
during tin) fotemoiiy. The t in !
tiuiinl wedding marches were ti- - j
and prior to tlie wedding »#rv;. I
J . M arlin Stinecinher sang "lb
cause” and " F o r S’ ou Alone.” 11*■[
M is. lieorge
lieoi
A . Mine ha* been softly tang the I am i’s 1’iayu r u* |
railed lo Ashland, Ky. bveansr of tlm benediction nt the rottcluspm
of the Ceremony.
the critical lllncic* of her brother
The hrtde, given in m arriage >> ,
In-law. Jnme« H Turley.
tier father, wor- tier s itte r’s wr i
ding gown of white satin, f*<>
William Livingston plan* to tuned with a huripie bodice nnd
leave lontunow to study at Spring featuring a net yoke and In te r'
Hill College In Muhilc, A la. a c of lace tioidenug the round net'1
companied by hit parents, Mr. and line. The long sleeves were fm
Mrs. W O. Living, Inn.
ishoil In points over tlie hand* b i -I
the full skirt extended into a tsltt-i t
Mr and Mr* |t,.„ |.\ (’,(1 rle of train. A fingertin veil fell from i
I hi v ton n I tench were the weekend halo cap of net embroidered win.
ifiie*is of Mrs. C o d e 's sister and seed pearl*. She carried a grao
brothel-In Inn* Mr. and Mr* W. fui bomiiiet of cm nations shuwe
ed with satin libhotts and illy ei
I! Str taper.
the valley.
Boy How ell J ». of Lake Mtirv
left nn Frid ay fur L a C la tig r, III.
tvlore he was sent hv the Atlantic
Const I .t in* Ita Hi oad
fur
t.vo
week* <d training ut a diesel lo.o
motive factory.
M im ’ta y, S e y t 8. 183*
NOW OPEN
Leslie Harvey left on Saturday
fm Seattle, Wash, where he will
he employed as an engineer with
tin Boeing Airplane Company.
H IB T II A N N O U N C E M E N T
Air. ami M rv A . I. Vickery Jr.
ut 2110 Cornell Street, Drlnmlo,
atinoouced tmlnv the l.lrth of rv
Mrs. Ethel Dear man mid Mis*
ilaiighter Dehurnh Ann. weighing Alary (lenrgo left yesterday to
II Hi*., 1.1 ox*., on Sept. & at Ihs siiend two weeks In N«w Orleans.
Orange Memorial Hospital, M is. IliriilingliATn,
Chattanooga
ami
Vickery will h" remembered ns Blowing ltork, N. L’, Before ntIlia foruiei Judith June* » l Uibv tinning to Kaufonl they ui*o plan
city.
to visit Airs. Deni man’s family
In Statesville. N C.
list Churrh in Sanford beginning
nt H:00 p.m.
•
The Itoynl Amhassudors will
Mr. nnd Mr*. B. W. Tinner plan
meet at the F irst Baptist Church to leave tomorrow f"i lleruler
at 7 HKI p.m.
■onvlllo, N. t*. Willie riwnv (bet
Tne I K.l
Cliiss of the First will visit Iheli dtuitfht* t Mr*. II.
Baptist Church will meet in the (J. Ilruka in (inltonln, N C and
Educational Building nt 1:00 p.m. their son and
rlauglitei-in-law,
with Mrs. J. A. Cunningham and Milj. and Mrs. Walter Turner in
her group as hostesses.
Ft. Ilenniag, Colombo-., I.u They
plan to be gone for about a month.
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unit lr«Niitifulljr
(iimnili uf tht* Catherine 1'hllll|iH
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hemp nnil juirronitK') provlilnl by
tnrmliei* of thi> Mp UicmIIrI Church,
t ia Iwlim im irli inj»y#«i l>v Un> llt-v.
anil Mr*. .1. I', (iitinra, who ttn>
furnldliloK I* Rriitlunlly.
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Ht'irio, during tha 1930 period.
Tho llov. (Inlnr* onterod Metnodint ronferenro work In Florida
in .1931, and be* aeiyed the pre«ih\ rlnirrli alrire June after com*
jug Iliete from .St, Cloud, Ho
ter veil nl lliiitmoll for five yoat»(
ntnl ill JaeMonvIllr, Clermont,
Montkello nml n iliiniher of other
Florida rltle*. The Muff and chil
dren al the Met hod!*t Homo are
milling the mvmlior* of hi* church.
A miii, I'on (lain**, live* In Or*
11,min, and n daughter, Mr*. Jawed
llunh, tear he* In the Winter I'arh
i lomrnlniy *chool».
I»vt. Floyd Sjoblnm
Competes Course
Coniilrurti'il of ro lirrrto Muck
Ly W illiam F e w of D r lh r y , the
hnllin fontuio* ii rtHiiiiy hxu'Mv'wny or living piorrh ii(tjolnloir lht>
WITH THK KIUHTII INFAN*
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ml illn lt'l' roi'iti which in f tit!nh' !
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!o«*t wnll of tiitk pnoi'lliiR. Tin, hlnni „f l.ako Mary, recently com*
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ionduoled hy tho ‘Jilrd AAA AW
.with nilrrpntli' ilo n 'l uplift'.
* Floorintr of thp holin' In hunt- Itnltnlliiii of Iho F.lghlh lnfnntry
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rhcilvo* p u tlliilly pi i vuii no opoolng C a r o lin a .
I luting hi* lig h t work* training!
bvlwroo Iho kili'h< ii nml 1lit* tllnInpr room, IouvIiik « Monro hirin' h„ lin r n i'l to ‘ onatniet and op.
«r,oiiRh to pirn* ilUho* llirim ifh llir I'rnlo ii tomporary telephone aye*
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nml ri'fnuurnlur oi|iil|um'iit wi” o
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im « n , vi'lloiv anil hlurk tile.
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September Truck
CLEARANCE SALE
All Trucks Must Go!
1948 Austin
Pickup Truck ................... $300*00
1919 Chevrolet
Ya Ton lMckup Truck
$096*00
1951 Chevrolet
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1944 Dodge
V/2 Ton ChnsBln and Cab .... $266*00
1940 Dodge
V/2 Ton Cab & Grocery Body $326*00
1940 Dodge
1 Ton Cab and Cattle Body $MO*00
1948 English Ford
Panel-truc k . ........... .......... $000*00 I
1948 Ford F-3
Vi Ton Pickup.........
9840*00
1940 Ford
l !/a Ton Truck
.... ........ $160-00
1944 Ford
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�Iron-Man Red Hires
Bata And Pitches
Locals To Second
Orlando Meet Win Sondermeyer’s 111 h j
Frame Hit Scores Sanford’s Recreational All-Star*
Palatka Wins FSL
are proving you don’t have to
have uniform* to win. The motley
attired local *lat*
major
upiet In the Orlando clast H In
vitational tournament by _ defeat log tha' Plymouth Freon-r* 6 4
In E (position Park Inst Saturday
night.
Th# Freeier* earned th# right
to play Hanford by drubbing
the Orlando data H champion
Hanford Air Station, V-l, list
Friday night in what was than
tha malar upset of the Invita
tional tourney.
“Iron-man” Red Hire*, rrlurni.ng to th* mound after only one
day of rait, slaved off twu late
Inning rallies and blasted scrim
two runs on two hit* for Hunfurd
In pacing the winning attack.
A three-run siploafon In the
bottom of the slain enabled Han
ford to overcome a 3-2 deficit
and provide the victory margin.
Hires gave up only on* earned
un in the four scored by the
■art. Th# c hunch y contrntllar yielded hut four hits, is
suing the same number of |>a**e*
and strike outs.
Tha win wa* the second
straight for lh* All-Hlar*, who
•topped Elliott Til# Co. Is«l
Thursday night, 6-1, on Ikib
Bator*’* aevenlh Inning 2-run
homer. Hanford Is now paired
wjtk Orange Bulrk In tha quartet-flnsl* which will h* played
•I 8:80 p.m. In Rsposltlon Park
Wednasdsy night.
Th* Freasers scored an unearned run In the firat. Hanford
cam* hark to tl# thing* up o*
John Keeling singled to lend off
und want to second on Iln*t>r<-'«
walk than scored on Rill Grabtree’s ground nut.
The Frasiers capitalised mi
Donler’s infield hit and Kent
Chtelain’s throw to hlird which
w a s unprotected, permit IIiik
Dooler to cross Ihs piste In the
third giving Plymouth a 2-1
. edge, Hanford tied tha game In
the last half of the fourth when
Hire* singled aero** rightfleldi-r
Jim Drum,
‘ Plymouth wvrit ahead In lh"
top of the sixth by paiUyliig n
pair of walks, a hit and an error.
The lead was short lived, how
ever, for the Recreation All-Htur
•rrupted for three i*un* In tha
bottom of the sixth to take u
commanding 6-3 lead.
Hire* again delivered another
Ii8l*|y bass hit to drive In
Fu n gi* Htenstrom, who had
reached baa* on an error. Catch•* Coleman Yato* waa walked
than earn# hum* on Keeling’s
grmmder with Hires streaking
•cross behind Yales with the
final tally nf tha evening,
Mallard, 21. ......
Lop»s. lh
Kasishisn, If
Smith, 3h ...
Plrlle, rf
8ondarmeyer, **
Hildebrand, lb
Poiton, c ....... .
Hamm, p
a-Ranm.w ..........
b-Baia
Hutaon, p
.......
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Hutson
Is
DAYTONA B E A C H UB- Paintka's Amiens skinned tho Dayton*
Reach Islander* 6-4 in nn ll-ln n ln g
baseball gome Sunday nlKht to win
thu Florida Slatu la-nguo rliam
plonshlp
W illi lh* victory, Palatka closed
out the finals of thu .Sliaughncasy
((layoffs three (tallies to <mn. The
(Inals were si’liudlllod three gamut
out <d live.
The contest was Interrupted hi
rain for 20 minute* after the lOtr
Inning, In Ihu 11th, P alatka Short
stop G ary Sondermeyer drove In
F irst Baseman Angel l.opc*. from
second base with the winning run
Veteran (V eil Hutson relieved
fin scorn b llam in and struck out six
in tha last three Innings to cut
credit for the victory. Hill M iller
went In for starter Eddie Gnsque
In the ninth and was charged with
the lusa.
The Assies victory rllmssed
a rather Klrniiae drive that saw
^ Cecil
T
v
------Hutson li. Mmidermerer
the A’a virtually "hacking” In
to the play-offs on Ihe hash of
holding the best season's re
cord among the five clubs who
didn’t make n berth In first or
secomt place for holli halves.
R ill Stelneckii’s fighting crew
rontiircn third place
III both
halve*, which wouldn't have or
d inarily permitted them t« plav In
the post-season Hhaughni-says, hut
since Ih-laod woo Ihe pennant In
liulh halves there were cuily three
clohs In the plny-off*. Thus, PsIntkn, tedding Ihe lo-st overall sea
son rec<(rd among the rest nf the
league teams, whs picked to be
the four (It club In the post-season
series.
The ■'miens marched through
the prelim inary set by dropping
•Ins Itcm-li twl e and then the A's
proceeded to win the H ist two en
counter* of the finals with Day
tona before the Islanders finally
won. However, the Htelnerkeinaii
honored bark Inst night scoring
three runs in th« ninth to tie up
lh " roiilesl and one mure In the
l l t l i to U-e the gume ami the
0
0
' Total*
40 4
Daytona Bearh
A ll II
Bailer, *« .......... 6
l
Rucker, 2b
..... 4
0
Cook, cf
4 2
d ia r y , r f
4 0
Tlanow, If
...... 6
0
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2
3
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0
2
0
0
0
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lasque, p
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—Ran for Rtnnow In lltli.
-Struck out for Millar In 11th.
alatka ........... 030 001 003 0 1-3
avion* Heath 000 300 010 00— t
* —Mallard, Lojus 2, I'lrllc,
t il. Cook, Geary, Pollard, Irby.
^
—Rucker, Hmlth 2, Hildebrand,
notation. Sondarmeyer. RBI—
rhy 9, I'lrtlt, Tetnow, Smith 2.
B—Balltr, Cook. H R -Irh y , Plr*. BB-Mallard 3, Smith. 8 lallard, Unique. DP—Gaauue,
Sarlquet and Pollard. Left— Faitka 12, Daytona lieach 8. IlH—
If Gaique 6, Miller 8, Hamm 9,
utson 1. HO—by Uatquo 3, Mil*
r 1, Hamm 1, Hutson 1. HO—
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Grooms Announces
Seven Game Grid
Schedule Fdr *52
Hr T . V . H AVIH
T lic ic I* fool 1,1.11 In the nlr *1
Groom* Acadcni". The «chool U In
full force with nil Ike boy* Irvin e
to inuk" thu team. Mmi'l coach H
Douglas tnld that all the boy.,
arc hack but H lllv W ynn, Cecil
W illiam * and Louis .lack»un. At
present them are about 36 grl <
a*plranl* working out for the
team at th* Crooin* practice field
with more nip*cted later lh|»
month.
Meantime, the Academy an
nounced Ita 1*32 football achedtil#. H i# Panthara w ill play
seven gam#*, four *1 home and
three away with two open data*,
Th# Crooma eleven w ill open the
eriann hare with New Hmvrtt*
Bench on H*nt. 16. and end lh*
campaign playing In Hasting*
nn N or, t l .
By GAYLE TALBOT
Murray
H it
Erratic Blues Set Two Marks
ny K EN T GHETLA1N
Th# curtain la down on th#
Hemlnol* Hluea, Sanford’* arra
tic
Independsntly ownad and
operated baseball entry In th*
Florida Htata Laagu*. It now re
mains for the itatlstlrlana to Ini
tial th# final chapter In retroapecl.
Thla year’s Hanford club wa*
wholly In the hands of local fans.
They named It. they made It
prosper, at the beginning of tha
season, and whin th* club was
on the rocks preparing to throw
In the towel, they ro»* up In
dividually to participate In tha
"llucks for Basabalr drive that
staved off collapse and praaervrd
the club until th# close of lh*
season.
(A the field th* Wu*» showed
signs of greatness. At on* point
early In the firat half tha Hamln«lr* reeled off a winning »k*ln
of 17 wins In 19 gamaa to draw
within .014 paretntage point* of
first place, ihe cloiaat any FHL
team came to unseating tha DaLand club thla year.
Following on tha footsteps of
this tremendous victory march
whs a devaatlng losing streak
that (iw tho Heminulea nose dive
from second place to sixth. Flayr rs were released In wholesale
lots and Ute steady stream of in
coming and outgoing performers
cached such a stage that no one
wu* sure of hit status and fans
could hardly tell who was play
ing without a teorreird,
Hunfurd had Ihne teams at
this point, on* coming, on* on
the field and one going. This loss
of second baseman Johnny Imbra,
the hitting and fielding sensation
of the league, In aarly June Just
added to the woe* of tha Blues.
The first half andrnl with Banfold eking past th* Dayton*
Ilvtu'h Islander* by on* percent*
UK" point for fifth pltc#. Bolaterc(| tiy tha return of Imbra and
ilia acquisition of Frank Hmlth
vln tii" iplit Ion rout* from Miami
llonch, Hanford wai preparing
Hu ull-imt ilrlva for a play-off
berth in lh* second half.
However, th* Hamlnol* lllu*
inacliliiv couldn't git. clicking In
Ihu early part of th* lant phas#
of the campaign a* th*y held a
miserable 2-H record. Th* big
drive began witbNth* Blue* win
ning 24 o M2 gam«a to climb Into
third plac* fur *whll*, only to
give out at th* Important time*
winding up fifth for tha arcond
hair.
Tha overall Sanford itandlng In
Hie Slat" l.onp waa ilath ptara
due to tha lalandor*' graat puah
in th* aacond portion of th* •••ton. Th* Semlnol** hold 33-93
mark for the first half and a 32
37 Won-loss record for tho see
olid part of tha season for a com
blned 64-70 count at tha end of
the season. Thla compare* to tha
fifth place standing nf tha San
ford Giants of the year before of
67-70.
To offset this dismal showing
was tha fact the Blues sat one
new league record and establish
ed a club mark, besides coming
close In several other depart
ments.
Tha Blue* as a train clouted out
H4 home runs to surpass the old
F8I. mark# of 60 established by
Hanford In I960 when Ed Levy
poled 33 to set the all-time Indi
vidual elreult figure.
Joe Parisr, drawing 136 walks,
broke tha club record he art In
1061 when he got 121 PnrUa'i
total waa top* fur the league thla
year and was IB abort of tho F S L
record of Lyle Judy’a, who reached
firat 162 times while playing for
Palatka In 1961.
Th* aaason was enlivened by
Manager Chuck Aleno'a determin
ed bl(Tto aet tha runa-hatted-ln re
cord and tha home run mark. Ht
fall short in both attempt* but
in the process gained recognition
a* one of the F S L ’* greatest
slugger*.
Aleno's 131 RBI's was nine
behind the loop mark set by Han
ford Buddy Lake In 1040. Chuck's
mark Is the fourth high total In
tha circuit's history standing be
hind Hmathrr*' 134 and llray'a
139,
Tha gargantuan Seminole pilot
clouted out 26 home runs to fall
eight short of Levy’s FHL record
of 33. Aleno’s total, ranks secami
In the State league record books.
Ha might hava written preced
ence In both the HBI ami IIH
column if he had not missed nln*
of the 137 games tha Blues playad thla year.
The friendly giant was tha In
dividual halting atari on tha Sem
inole* this season as he lad th*
eluk In skvan batting depart-
un the team.
Jay was topa in three other de
partments too.
io. H*
ne fanned
ranneu 131
ia i
and pasaed 101,
101 com puting 18
guinea In 216 Innings of pitching,
Murray Byrd
rd holds tha dlstlnetlon of being th* only Bemlnol*
(linger to atari and finish th*
»en*on. Hyrd won th* most
Kjmes, 14 and likewise dropped
the most contest#, 16. Appearing
raring
in 37 games and twirling 220
( m in e s ,
ha
waa
th #
veritable
Mnirk-horaa on the mound for
Suufoni HI* F,RA was not too
itnniesilvv, standing at 4.38.
The pennant-winning Deljind
Ri-d-llats broke the club battlru
rimi k held by Hanford since 1D41
when that squad hit .284 ov«r
the season for an all-tlm* high.
The IP61 Hats hit .292 In a dis
play that iio Blue follower want*
tu recall too often.
Thu lilua* had a final and of
fjrial team batting mark of .260,
amt a fielding mark of .949, about
par for the course after 13 years
of lung ne play.
While attendance figures hava
nut yet been announced, it would
he safe to say that the 1062 Blue*
mure than doubled the 10,282 total
gate that witnessed the Sanford
Giants of the year before. If one
were to Include all the children,
women on lodlrs night and the
Mg family rilgltt games, Ihe grand
Mini would exceed the BSJXtO record figure of the 1V.4H team dur
ing the regular season.
Amid tho "Rucks for Baseball”
drive, which Was spearheaded by
Junior Chamber of Commerce
President Douglas Htenstrom and
former gubernatorial candidate
I^alley Odham, came n completo
front office shakcup that saw
John Callahan supplant Joel Field
ns president ami Ilusslness Man
ager John Krlder retain Ids post.
The success of tha “Bucks for
Baseball” drive proved that th*
average baseball fan In 8anford
didn't want to let baseball die,
despite the inroads that television,
outdoor theaters, stock car races
flilU uu)| r» ifi . iiiniin tit tHHiMf
rahkfd worn! In run* ,to liway potential fan*.
With 101. topi In hit*
147) total baaaii 243)
i, 211 homere 26 s runphatted-ln 13t: and averaga .303.
Th# Hanford ski ier fanned only
ill time* In over >70 appeal aiicaa
at the plale,
lleilde* eettlng a new rluh l.ato
on hall* record Joe Purls* paced
th# team In run* with t i l , plan
ing second .in hit*, total haici and
triple*. He’ wa* third hi homara,
14, three more than he hit with
th# Sanford Giant* In 1061, third
In HBI'a with B3.
Join* "Jay or Chico" Corral**,
former Jefferson High ikhoot
hurling tarnation, waa th# king
of th# Hemlnol# moundtmen.
Corral** Joined the Blue# after
th* beginning of th* season ana
potted a 13-12 record with th*
lowest tamed run averaga, 2.H7,
NEW YORK I* — When Jo*
Black, Ihe Dodgers' great rookie
relief specialist, warms up in Um
bullpen h* always stands about ilx
feet back of the rubber and throws
the extra distance steadily until
Manager Chuck Drosscn calls him
in to take charge.
"I've alwaya don* it." the young
Negro star explain*. '’From back
there the plate looks much smaller
and Its harder tu hit, but when I
start pitching at the shorter dlstanco It looks big as a bouse and
Ibe corners seem easy to hit"
We hadn’t heard of the scheme
before, but it stems fully as sen
sible aa the batter's practice of
awiMlng a heavy, loaded bat along
with nis regular war club before he
enters the dot.
In the department of poor news
for seven other National League
teams, by the way, la a report
R IC K CABAHES
that the Dodgers hav* another suFlorid* Oalora
per-duper Negro star coming up
from their Montreal farm next
season, a gs-year-oki named Jimmy
Gilliam who might chase Jackie
Robinson right off second base.
He's t he International League's
most valuable this season.
Jackie, whu Is getting no young
er bsck t» first, where he played
when Brooklyn won a pennant in
'47 and that would leave theDodGAINESVILLE^
(Special) —
Her bosses free, to peddle Gil Florida's Coach Boh Woodruff Is
Hodges (or a powerful sum of looking for a quarterback succes
money If they wished.
sor to Haywood Hulivao from a
group of two juniors and two
A prominent sports writer friend sophomores.
suggests (hat wo relax and quit
Rick Casares, thn 1961 fullhcuk
bellyaching about long baseball whu played about ten minutes at
games.
(fuarterhack, and Doug Dickey, a
"I'vo never yet had a letter cum
... . reserve last year wlm got in 14
plaining about the length
of minutr* of game action, are thn
*r
games," he says weightily,
weightily. as
. . Juniors. Casares I* from Tampa;
though that lelllos everything. Dickey from Gainesville.
" I ’vo come In believe that the fan
Tha sophomore candidate* al
who pay* hi* way In wants to sit tha moment are Fred Roblnion,
there ns long as possible and get a HI. Petersburg luiy who play
till money’s worth. Maybe it's auty ed the pnsitlan fur the Gator
the baseball writer* who don't Ilk*
"B" team last year, and Jim
long games."
lllrsch, a reserve back with the
The snswer to that I* that the “B” team a year ago, lllrsrh
mure Intelligent fans are too tired was tha second baseman on Florlda's Southeastern Conference
tu write letters to the editor after
they have sat through one of the championship baseball team last
spring. He Is from Pittsburgh,
modern three • hour paralysers.
Pa.
They Just go home and give the
cat a couple of kicks and sit and
Thera may he numerous experi
mental moves during tho earlysulk.
season practice* to sen If nay of
tho other backs can come through
at tha ball-handling spot, and
even freshmen candidates are
likely to get a good combing by
tha coaching ataff as Mentor
Woodruff seeks to best fill the
spot.
Rick Casares Joins
Fight ForHay wood
Sullivan s Old Spot
T li« fu tu r* of the Seminole
Bluet la now the 9<t4 riuaitlon.
Rumor* ta y th* Nuw Y o rk (Hanta
are again eyeing Hanford fo r a
*prim> training bam for their
coplnua farm ly ite m in 1063. It
may ha contingent nn whether or
not they w ill ho w illing to spontor another Hanford entry In the
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League
7:30 P. M.
Sanford Bowling
Alley
CURVACtOUf actrau Marilyn
Monro* ■porta a wide amli* and
■ low cut gown aa aha laada lh*
Mtaa America beauty pageant at
Atlantia City, N. J, a rand Martha)
of Urn panda, MU* Monro* lad 69
American baautlaa from all over
th* nation In a gala spectacle
vlowed by 130,000.(ial*m»HoMl)
COMING TO
SANFORD
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Hite - Fon, Chicago, 187; Fein,
Phllidelphle. 160; Avi a, CUrolend. 187: Robinson, Chkago, 1M{
R omo, CtawUnd, 154.
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DAYTONA BEACH, (Special)—
With Just ten more nights of rac
ing after Saturday at the Votusl*
County Kennel Club h*r*, Gen
eral Mannger Jerry Collins haa
delighted thn fans by announcing
a series of at least three—ana
possibly more — matinees durl ;
the final week. These matins#*
are designed to give tha thousands
of dog racing fans In Dayton*
Reach thu maximum of *nJoy-merit before th* curtain faUf
Sept. 17,
All th* remaining nlghla i f '
the meet will item with thrills,;,
with kennel owners ready tog „
their grayheunds
for th# Detby,
grtyhoul
rhirh wifi be run Manday, Heftlost lows
13. Thera will ba sllmfuitb
for Ihlt classic Thursday, Hap
II. The Derby Consolation la slated for Tuesday, Kept. 18,
Attendance and mutual play haa
soared beyond all prsvloua rec
ord* this year and Collin* expect*'
the final ten days to ba th* belt"
V<d.
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Rt. Irouls 4 Pittsburgh s
Chlcngo 6 Glnclnnall 1
Muslim 3 ] Philadelphia 1-1
Ameriran League
New York 3 Washington 1
Cleveland 4 3 St. Louis 0-1
Detroit 4 Chicago 2
By The Associated Press
Won luist
Pel. Huston 12 Philadelphia 6
American League
New York
tu
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.604
Claml
no
38
.680
Boston
72
1)4
,529
W'ton
72
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522
Chicago
71
03
.322
P'phla
71
07
.314
81. Louis
3d
82
.400
Detroit
43
01
.331
Natiroal League
Brooklyn
83
.630
46
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New York
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81. Louis
79
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381
P ’phla
74
02
344
Chicago
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76
.441
Bos too
39
76
.437
P’burgh
39
100
.281
TODAY'S GAMES
American League
(No gamw scheduled)
NaUoeal Leagne
Brooklyn at New York ( 2 )
(Only games scheduled)
BliNDAY’S RESULTS
206 Magnolia
National League
Phone — 9180
Brooklyn 4 New York 1
KSL.
Kegardlusa of the fact that
thla tcaton wa* a ‘•blue" year
for tho Hamlnule Blue*, local fan*
benefited from tho 60-odd homo
rame* under th* light* of Hanurd’a magnificent fUUV.000 Memurlal Stadium. Proof of thla la
dlacarnabl* In the fact that over
3.1 PO fana attended thu Merchant*
Night came, 3,700 wltneaaad the
F S L All-Star rontast, and aavaral
other game*, Including opening
night, attracted nearly 2,000,
Tim following I* a Hat of til
the play«r* out for tha team with
their weighti, Bill William*, 164;
WIHU Damp*, 162: Arthur Knight,
I till) Kddia Ellsy, 106; Jo* Straw*,
178; Woodrow Detrcvllle. 130|
H'*nry King, 170; Billy Gordon,
100; George Allen, 136; Alton
Redding, 178; Lea Thomat, 176;
John Moor*, 170; Nathaniel Will
iam*, 160! Joeanh Baker, IM|
Williams, 150j drndy Edge, 187;
Mitchell, Cleveland, .314: Good
man and Kell, Boston, .111,
Rum batted In - Doby, Cleveland and A rn lit, Philadelphia,
33; R o m , Cleveland, 91; Robinion, Chleago end Dropo, Detroit,
OnlyTenMoreDayg
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Closes For Season
Sports Roundup
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M'*l'll i Slit ll"* lull'll l« .1 K 111l*
\ »»lr i In bi|4|*a4| f Un * it!if !■ Hr
pMl'Ili .Hi It Hli liti iiitlllikx li'llllrl,
Muld For
Thu ft o r C’ai* And
Revolver
front
t
I i . H
u
Raiford Escapee
Seized In North
After Wild Ride
.1 111.11I 4 I )l| I •,4i * * l » •I M111*s1141L
11k Js'lMfl'l t
»'• Kill II' i't* i Ilull
4"I'll I I w
,cIk111<4| I
hut EiII till*
itr<
s|il'tti ti ,♦s tii’i ii ft-il t'\ ii ii|i|
iiitfii k* i It,it k»*i nf *ii*n Unlirri
V ll sill 4»f i i'll in Mt.t I D r y u r n *
!•$( t it 11ul 11
t li ut llklil
Hi
Slut,
ExpriixSt* Report
U. S. Jet Pilots
Continue Havoc Of Warren Aide
B alin g 7 MIGs Brings On Probe
a
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iltfi si<ti ti' ii t« y i ititfrlii|‘lsi(r$l
-»l tl ii
*1iki i$ imi l III*>
• sintllil.M
I 'ltv ti\ ll i-M, tow noil Kin, i
I’ullee were .tnuw.ire of Naw It extent poll 11, ul u n a lv x l* ti
In-kt'x pa-l when thev apptoachr.1 ll u do u h lfo l state lid * yen,
i\ C a lifo rn ia N ational l.o a i.l .11
him sitting to a natked cur on tinWorcester tuinpikivi-loti, the 4IHti, lia* l.eei, flu id
lie s|H-d away when the tioopeo
neared hull A I h iii I a utile ilDlanl, mg in K o rea l» i month* llen.-i
he ahatliluned the t 11 and fit'll ml ) I I .■- vtixt. the f a r E a s te rn pulley
FOUOHflNO COIONATION CIU M ON IIt Ui A tlantic City. N. J.. ties a
the wundi when* he wa* m.-ilskeu of tin- a d m ih lslia ttu ii und .\ m n
J a n e Langley, IS. chosen " M lu A m .ilva of
flaibss • winning
without resistance
,
n an fo ie la n pnltcy a* .■ wlod» arc
• u J J . a . .h a p.a«4 U. lia, m yal ltd)*'. M lu l.anglry, wtib ica. "M l.,
i’ojh e said Nawiiekl lohl met, Considered An* of ttin log Issm-*
llau ig U " ill the CUUl.st, Cuinr* ftoln Ma.-Uli, ssh v i. «ha lia. tw-v-n t
lie lit'oke mil of the rioiiila pri-'-ii
iiiu tlu atu d .rit at tVc.let an I’ousci vgl,.rv Mhc will use the fl.OUl),, n,,|
on July id, whrie he wa* sen mg in Du* pirxl.p -ld m l eiactiuli.
H
lryen
xo
n
S
*i
liednle
plao.lv
,n
arxillp tu advalo* Ion inm lval educullou f Jiiteituilhnial .s.,no,lph,,i,.l
in years fm rnldn-ry, and made
Ills way mu th hy dealing two e . is. dteulex Die im p o ita ln e to- |ila .a beach wag,,,, and a liu.k
-ii ilo x h. vl leg uf til- Ion,
He wax currying a 't* calitue
II- plan- lo spend
duv o
puller--Ivie ri-vnlvei will, l,,ui I I I to t Ml<. wlo 11.0 some of In
lets and Ivin elllply chilli,i.els I ,
•
Hen uuoled him ax savin, in lu.d slop iiiiv . luvicd oidx a- long ■
the two shut- wlien lie wus ne.i, .y it 1 ok to,i, lo m ate a speech meuptuird in .lacksiinvllh I la
.. l,o n lo In- an plan.
Nawiiekl said In- stol, tin . i t
I p . In u l, nanl-i imln uled t In*i
in which lie wax luiitid
in*
p .. , n in Hau I la iK 'it.'ii to
N V
iiig ltl
w lot'll w ill tie d e liv e re,I
He was cliuigrd with being 1 ovei it national I adiu and lelxfugitive Irum justice d m mg ,. ,n, vision hook o).
Tuljil o f LfD Rn .Mini ( I >MI | it I ll I I I I I ‘.t ‘ , \ Iv l ■! I
vvill dual ex
nut a license, carrying a i,-i.,i..r le iix iv .lv W illi fn ie ig o po licy, in
M:i<lr t ’raft I)i»\viiu‘I I’tii' A111■-\ |il;tn;it ii•!i
and car llu-lt
plevloox x|.ee, hex, to- tiux tlo uplv
Elsewhere, in Heat er t ails p .
oel.uilevl llo- a v tlo l* of liie T i l l
( *r I'u Mal.f Rulmill
S it iu u
S t ‘ | >(t*i111 i c r
I
Die Fill lias cruxii'il amiutl.ei nun.e man udiidioxti alio it in D,e ino -io
•df tlx llxl Ilf HI inn .I Want. ,1 cm.. and t otopiIts lit lit I It I It
11 I I. M \ \
I vl I VII V I I
\ «in \
Illalx
K E O l I K mI . i tIt .. U s
U i| Ih
i.
i.
.
I*kputt ♦ Hi .Mill
Scratched was the name ..I t..
I , frt, \11 l 1 1 .
n ,| yin, i i. i |,i U -ii11•■
xepb Zalutsky, 37. a tile iern..r UN Lujuur Dealings
! .11 \ I llilill I
ii •- |H
who escancd from a slat,, pn on
t«,«l:,y , |i-x t iin ,*,! -* v»ti Dux VV,4V fstiltil* IfIIt 1 1
p M«‘i •• p*»i •
(Itargu Suit! Untrue luts
xiiiu limit M b , I ,x .i,i,t il.,i„i,K f* ,|
at Raifurd, Fla . and wax e.iplui.d
»‘l
l|M4lVl*t\ u| ■('i'.it 4*til ill
I*
Momlat night try lleteetlie It....
12 in hliH'kitn: I .ii Hi-,I lii-htt-r*
NEW YtiMK -h
the Itritisll (rum m, \ ih.',I in i;,o t ,.i, ., N ,ii 11, •Hit'H ih III t Lint*
ilnre Smith. Heater l ulls polue
Hulled Nations delecatlon tie Knri-au m d it .iii ir .it i- m , u. ,i Uwforce
* Hf|l|>l t lljil’t * \! »,.|V Iff lull
ttfflclals said Die unarmed
, scribes ux i-otnpletely unfounded M iu rh m ia u
till* H)H' . 114*,*| |<'tl ■! I •*( it t . 14441
I>■
lulxky, a former resident nf u the ihai,;rx lay Ipp.m deale IS Dial
Inn* •'\puii 4 i 411t,it*iiI
4Ilf
111 tmt imv id It,i- k ills
i 'i . u
lentowii. J*ii , offered nn reslxt.o, e Slum- ol its staff hi itd tugged tax lit m i d
111' IVill tlHlfHl IT)* ’ ll H.UI U , I'D
and admitted his identity He 1 , I free Iupior lo outsiderh Ih h iM* I t ■v IEiu |*f
It wa tin- -n th Ir.ii)-M >1 iv ul ,H i tiiiiil
The allegations weie made Mull ii-t lia ilh " m i l V .iiih w . i tv.iri-u mm i ul <t v until in t |<| iiu iiid i
been working In Ibis West. >1
day al the National litlad l.l.pmi and raised Du- .‘ .I’p lr iiilii'i l.ig ,| Ini lii) d IIi IIii !
Pennsylvania city as u jam'
Sentenced In the slaying nf a 11 ■ I'aekagivSbire Assm-i.ilmn conven M l' ,' t.f 20 lll--.ll MVl lI
" I II .4’ h I Hi|l| f H t Hi ih*' ih
|u >,n.ii,|v
linn
ami, Fin , police man, 4ululxk> .
ili- s lrn v iil ami ‘‘i daiuii)!i-<l tin- n-r rvpi.lll 4fIaitt III I il III' HI I i k|<1,1111
A brilixh delegalluu s|Mikesiiiun nrd fm a um iiili is l l It,-.l lit-, l( 111 I K 1*4f11 Nr Hi ll 1 1I'fllllil
caped prison Sept 1(1 I9.M lie
was arrested by Smith alter polu o suul in a statement Monday night d e x lriiy id la d \p n l
Ei,l> -illll
were told liy two reslilenls th. v that Die charges an- "wilhiml any
Mi.mil I h n u h l !‘t>litH’:il t t t i i u
T lic A ir Fo rce xiihl tin- m ililm y
evidence tn support them Kind) we ui-adi-mv
had seen an FBI [Mister with
tut hard In • I'm irth pufiiluiil IhIhi K11*■*111* i i'pni ti'll ,(
lulxky'* picture.
caiinut lie ex[irrtrd tu lake them nf lilts ran i
wax |mimdi-d by t’llt'4'k of I i'l'itf t| iff 11)1 I'lHl 11at | ga|
seriously "
nIihv i "1 I • itil | it ■ill (ill!
ft ICti esplnslvex Irn m U S Hum I*"*’' n|
.lose|vh* |irexiili-nl ot <l. i u I Eig hty - mi Ilex i niilivn1ii.il i‘h i ■111o' kM'-nliiii' " i 4 ,t »t,*11* 14m,i*1
Lake Mary CIti/.eiiN DieItenjamiu
dealers' miuciiDim, said un fllg id s l were lltiwn lit tin- strike In p.ti h ui'h t « i • 1111 ) ti l ih Run
in Die Brltisli ami Soviet The I n I Mil l- -aid Die academ y, llH'hv Illtlj.iH ,| I t fill)' t u 4*1*1 VJ.I
Plan Further Move derlmgs
Russian delegations were the worst ahmil ;i' m ile* bum the lily i mu hit Hi i nil ijiili" I Ih M iv n iirii r%
offenders He alsn limned Die dele
il l H'UtHHil Hl)l|r ill’ll fiu w .is
A committee nf Lake Mary .... gallons (mm France, lit aril, Die m u n i'I airfie ld ail Alitim g in Man [H
in Mi.mu hii f if*1 ln*N$iiu'is
rcn*. appointed Inst Wednes.inv Netherlands. Nicaragua, Ecuador ch u rl.i was helint tepaired
111*' iNt fllniU pllll'll I U‘, Illtlftl
K i i i i Di Korean and t'ldne e lufiin
night hv Hliiens of the rommumi
and Fern
I rym en I,a llie d lu n u iixly lulu the In $ l l OH Hint liif M i nim 4• x| i r ii su*
at * public meeting, will meet
Only Die British have issued u foil rt ft day fur ro n lru i id I'a p ltn l t<>l.11* >I f 1/ l<* I lii* v; i- Dili iv .is
Tnurfldiv night At thr Lakr Mary itatemcnt
appftivitl I$y (In ri* nl iltpiif IftiuvH
H ill un Die ( i-iitral Front
Community Building to decide --rt
However a U. N r.poke.stnan tie
Trm lpx nf the c ra ck lli-iu ihlic id and paid fruin 11■ liirnh I hu Mt
Git1 hiring of nn attorney and tin- nled any buollegtflng by its per
raising of fund* to enter fli11ii sormel And the United States del Korea ( ’aiiltiil Divlxitm pulled buck • 11bi f %[ii*n*i* t vH'iu tinrn»* I»y iht
against Wallace $1. Tml.l to com- cgalmii said II knew uf nn abuses off Die nlu|ics uf Die xhell scarred I’HV ruiHi- h H uh I'tpriiM* him!
to give It N a rtille ry u Tln*y u I'rc ttppri»\«'d hv • .*»v VS.ii
pel the reopening nf Palnpit. nf the tax free llipinr setup and height
f liifilliii'R tl if ii f*MK(F t'liturf
rt'jj'n Tl.ifiipt'd ijlia h iM ’ ih hij I i i
Avenue, Iceding tn the north *h„t.- that it bad tint heard any cum
HiKHi’d In i ' 1. * lurk his
of f ake Mary, for public use
plaints
AUTO ACCIHEM’
11vt* i is i h t u n l
The anliuulirement was ■imd.H an d,I Ju iin so ll, Mint ford,
tc
T il t i*i* i< p4irti*i
who vv4*1it in
this morning by Frank Even,,
c
e
lv
c
l
a
hruk'-u
ttrin
nod
nusi1
^t'thlT il * V il III I if 1*111*S. *»f fix *■ III S|'4*h
chairman nf (be rm n .Jtlre which Turnpike Opponent
w hile M r*. Fln vd Ciix.-, (Ivl.-.l-i, niriuiHHil mi Di<‘ a p paiI'tit diiiui
Includes Roy Howell, Homer
from shuck when an autu- s i T l n i i ) K“ i in* nppur tu idly lo in
Gleason, It, R. True, Etlwsrd Are Hit By McKethun xilffered
illid ille .-lipped ulm ther one fi.m i ipilri* ahmil his May 4*jc| m*iim* sl.ilu
Zimmerman, James Yates, Will
TAM FA iXt— Opponents of Die behind on Route 17-1*2 *-a11v S u n iniHiU
lam Leffler, Jo* Irving, Raymond
Me Mould *i Ilow no i|iir^lhm lmr
sed East Coast turnplle In day m ottling, tl w as tcourted to
Ball, ami W. P. Burke.
“ a imallgroup that a re up day hv H ig h w ay Patro lm an Hu until to* ko| a rocoidlfut m a c l d n r
Tb* lakes of Lake Mary are fur
bert H ar'W un.
M’t up a n d j sloiioKruidu-r c alled
posed to progress unlus progrris
the people to enioy, said Mr
lic v-ar driven hv Mra, lla tn h l In lo tuh«* uot«*4 liiiMi he Liu n r hod
Evans. He pointed out that tax.* p in e s their door." Slate Road JnbT nsim
,
iu
ltta
iu
liu
t
her
lm>b*nd,
on th* property had not been nati Board Chairman Alfred McKethan s t ii’ in|ited to pn** the .iiitoinuldlo info n dUniKfthin of a $ilalitnu*id
in Iho TallnluiMri* h o i u o r r a t in
since 1022, and itated that Mrs said here Monday.
McKethan, nn* nf the prime pro d t iv .lt by M rs. Leonard M lllm e a , which ho w as I n c o r m T l ) i« td lo
H. D. Durant, the original owner,
who
w
a
.
.lo
w
in
g
down
In
make
*
havt' -iw nnl a
a *4 lii'ki’l 111 llo
had dedicated the street for pub moten of Ru prnpoied super high
tut i i . T in 1 Johnson ear, i|a- vunn. H u on J u ly L'tt o n tho saint*
lic uie, anti that It had been •<> wry, said the prusent Mite admin sItcftrib .'i
bv
Patro
lm
an
H
a
rriso
n
as
dale* ihul In c l a i m e d e x o r n s e t lor
1st rot Ion would take nn action bind
used evar since.
trav e lin g ut u "h ig h
rate
nf a t r ip In M ia m i. 48d intl«'s south
"We are going to fight this ing the next administration on con speed,"
tned
to
pass
the
lllu
ic
s
11 4111AIMufat Oik 1*14MF F dUVI
thing to a finish," he addrd. struct ion of the turnpike. He laid
nn Die left but sw erved tu the
“There I* not a peraon I have seen the road would be financially feas ear
rig
h
t
at
th«
last
m
inute
tu
avoid
II EAI.TH I’ltOG It AMS
here who does not wlih to open ible.
The Remind* County Health
The road board chairman said an on-coming vehicle ft um the
up the road," ha added.
and Tuliernilnsls Asaucinllon Is
another group objected to the pro- other direction.
Th* Johnson car clipped Dm epnnsorlttg ti scries of lf> minute
’ posed lumpike because they do not
HCHOOL BOARD
H
im
es
auto,
thro
w
ing
It
30
feet,
nil Tuesday aftermmnr
Hupt. T. W. Lawton
Lawton announce! want to impose burdens on Florida w h ile h1* fe d wa* required l*> slop programs
ut ” .4u u’clock ovur nlutiun
today
i elating to taxpayers and fear the size of the the speeding nutonmblle.
ibli
.. - . that problems
leiaiing
WTRR. The first program was
debt. H i said he thought thla group
school bus transportation
irtatlon will ho debt,
Mrs. Hlines was accompanied hy .scheduled for thla afternoon, ac
uiaed at th*
.
among those discussed
the was sincere
spoke before a civic her husband, and Mr. and Airs. cording to Mri. Clara Job*, a*cmeeting of the
Board . McKethan
.... Bchaol
_____ ____
K<
r*'nry of tho Association.
Floyd Case.
Thursdayy morning
ra
at 10:00 o’clock, club b<cro.
t'llM Itl
F
I ' . U I
tiln lly I have xeen Hie i-;iix nil
the via) (ruin New V o lk to tile
I'.icifn- t o * , t
Mix t i.p ha- lan eii ti i mi min
Mtnnexolu
i olor.tilo
\ \ voitiing.
Mold.,in, Idaho t're g in , and W i-li
i nii;iim
In a e n o 'liii,: inoml ol
in-eehex and a p p e a l.n o tDie
overtioi
laid down tin- m ain
b’l i i r i t i v o i s
v!iom ul work ol hi- v an ip u ii’ ii. n
vin .tleii « lu* t« twitted a I o iik It-t of
iti'ptitiltcnn eatiip.iign elatm - and
( 'u i r y i i i M
d i-cn -seil re gin ii ,1 1 . - - o t the
i fiM K E W S H llR V
Mi
i.f
v .„ i,tux xl
Mote pollcv Itrtlat t eptoied a III..
Hot V o l . o ,, , w ill, ;|o - I , , i
Identified ax Stanley Nawtickl, 3:
Ilfidgeuefrr aftei a mile
Inn, >..lea, | . p i. . . o ' . Die logg. <
chase l,y unto and on Itml and oio*| g ill 1........... |-1 "<■ of III, t
held Inin in colmerliiiii with an
U lh o o ji ,i , , n t It e im ..t a li
••scape
•No. 1.1
Thousands Cheer Ike
In Indianapolis W ith
Sen. Jenner On Hand
,1. It. I- 11,1* Cunipuiyil lx ) 1.01,- In’,III
J
J
1
Leaves Seattle Seek
ing Political (ioltl
In California Mills
With IliKhostllopes
A luxuriated I'te a .s le a s e d Wi n *
_____
ID KEI.M \.N MORIN
SEATTLE -F
tiox Adl.il Siti veniutt headed south today, hunt
itij; political void m Die hill* id
• illlnrttla with thr confident asscr
r.d. II W SchuH, It V H
Army dixiti,-i engineer, nl .lack
g n v crn m rn l'a n fflrta l im irn al. ex
M illville Hindi’ Ills f i ml titp 0\
New Traffic Regula uuisi-r
jie rtrd tins weak It provides »pe
to S.irifiiiil, Snlitidny. a Oil
r ifle regulation* governing tin- eon
un Suiidav criiisp.l up the Si
tions To Prohibit .lidms
duct nf p o litical p a rtie s.
to l.nke I In roe v to get
Monday liadwan aaid the Inw
belter tut|iiiiiiiU-d with tin- route
Some
Turns
On
Red
hui as Its atm the virtual dlxsolu
of tin; river elinnttel lendittv to
tom of the p.nliex ax they are now
A 'ixim-il fnr an edixmati- nrni liie piopose.l Sanford-ntusville
organized.
t'nnnl.
The 51-year old Arm y command fur Ni-grii I'ldl'lrrn of Hanford to
He wit * ae, otnpaniad by liix
er's new government announced I'liulhiir n •wiininll" nnq|, ulav w ife nttil n p a ity of frie n d s, mid
after a in* hour session - longest ernun 1 nod bssi'hall fu-ld sva« un
w ldie lie ie w as v itile tl It)- I 'ham
• In Egyptian tiislury — that It hud seulM la*! nbdit in tin- I'ltv Cum hei of t'o iiiinerce Mannget Fo r
approved legislation limiting own mission hv llcrbcr* Cherry, re te<t Itreckellridge and A l 1 ev.
ershlp of arable land In 21X1 acres nrexeutative nf the llnalnons, I’r*. ih n ltm m i of the the f of I ' Wn
ferslnnal ntni C'lvlr Clnl., n luritl
per per soil
terw u y* I'om iutttee. T h e group
In a slatemenl Issued after the Nevrn oroanlxathm.
la y e ii overnight at tiie Y n h ler
meeting, Naguib described the li
lie siMir.l that hr Imd the ba-k xHotel
i-c
before m aking Die Honda)
Islatinn as “ the firs t sten
sic towards
ib loir nf Negro ehutrlies amt urgno- trip iihoard their c r u iie r , the
rebuilding E g y p t’s Muclaf and ecu irntinnx lure nn ll-e matter, an,)
The power!
infill Army chieftain. suggested that thr €711v *er-ure and Halifax,
Doth Colonel anil Mr*. Ss-trull
who became sole ruler of Egypt by fence in an area large enoiigli |nr
la kin over tl
the premiership
iin 8Sun lilt* piinmxe, adillng tliat lie wns were impressed with the nttiac
OI Banfurit^
n a iiro n i, and
auu uftci
m tci
resignation of not partlgnlar whether till* I* In tivrnrss of
allowing the raitanatl
C
making the
hake llarnry til;
Premierer Aly Maher, added more i.nl Mioro or Cieorgttown.
Mr. n rvckeiiltd g p Ih a k .tiia y
- ................'•
Ojje possible -ilte suggested by. toiil.l
i
»>•
UllUrrstand why the people
Filerrn if" the a»rfage auuth of Foilltl
A royal ilacreo Issued by the the Goldsboro Frlmarv School, of this section ate tu anxlmix to
authority of the Regency Connell lie *ald that hi* nrganltatinu, ill have the canal.
Meanwhile, other event* artfunctioning for the infant King ro-nperation with Negro cinirclie*
Find II. named Naguib military nn,) other ermlp* would do all tlini shaping tow nr,I pushing llir ,-hnmI
governor of Egypt under the mar tln-v ran toward such a prnieet. issue, H.'Cotdlng to Ml llteck.il
rftlge
lial law proclaimed follow lug the
Mayor \V, It. Stemper Ntnl.-t
Furl lit ow n, clialritimi >d ttnJan 2ii fire riots In Cairo
that the Cmiitnlsslmi will studs
Naguib also heads the War ami the program Mini -re what ran In- newly forme,I St. John, Indian
Navy Ministries In Ids own Cabinet worked nut. 'bat-while he ashed Itlvi-r lnt|iruv*meut t ,,111111111.-.-.
and Is commander in chief of Die Cherry to Investigate *ite* fnr Is callitte a meeting »o lui- .lay
Sept, 111 nl 11:00 a 111 m Silvct
armed forces lie led the Arms xueli a project,
coup which ousted King Farouk
III the inlet ext of *«fetv. the Spring* of persons Interested in
Julv 28.
Commission directed that sign- he the development of till* group
The measure, approved by the placed til four liusv street inter intu u full fledged organitatn.o
Cabinet today, rails for exproprla sections prohibition milking tight A Dutch tieat lunch will l»tlun nf all land above 200 acres turns on a red signal light, n served during th* noun period
Col. II. C. Gee, coiixulting en
under single ownership within fisc practice long allowed In Hanford
years. One fifth nf the total Is to
The signs art- being placed ot gineer for Die Central unit South
be taken over each year
three Cork Avenue Inlersecli-m*: iTit Florida Finml Conti at Mix
other provisions Include:
hirst Street. Ninth Hired nod trlrt, will he prenetit t.< advise tl.e
Expropriated landowners will be Tlilrteenth Ntrecl, and at Fir't group In its plans for the pto
motion of the St. Johnx-lmlinu
entitled to pension* ammmline to Street anil Palmetto Avenue.
ten times the rentalvalne oftheir
No turns at all will he allowed River project. Definite action
land These pensions will he pay on Saturdays at First Street and will he taken to Initiate a ■noa ablo by government bills over 30 I’nrK Avenue. Citv Manager Tom gram that It is hoped will show
some tnnglhle results during the
w years.
i.rtnon announced this morning.
Landowners, however, also are
•*Mv bualnrs* l* l.elng crucified, present administration in \Vadi
given the right to sell their land* said Raymond W. Herron, owner ington.
Another meeting of interest tu
before thev are taken over hv the of a fruit stand on Dark Avenue
government The price must not lust north of the liaffir l«lond at proponent* of watarway impiov*
exceed in times Us rental value
Twenty-fifth Street, who declan'd menu IS the atat*-wlde conference
that lie was making n final appeal at Hiauge Court Hotel, O iIambi,
to the Coinniiision t“ do some- under sponsorship nf the Florida
Dung about the violation* by State Chamber of Commerce, Frl
Maternal Deaths In
northbound motorist* of the d*V, Sept. ID at OiHO a m.
Flood and water control pro
traffic »ti*l> *ig» "» ‘be short
State May Be Lower street
bordering the east side of ject*. including those of the up
per St, Johna River basin, will InK* DAYTONA BEACH kW-Matcrnal the traffic Island.
Mr. Herron at a previous meet discussed, ami according to George
deaths In Florida this year may be ing declared that lid* practice C, Doherty, director of Die com
even lower than last year’s record, prevented motorists from parking mittee activities, they expect a
Dr E F. McCall, Jacksonville, in front of Ids pi a -e of buslm-s*. large representation from the
leM obstetricians and puhlle health Mayor Stemper point*<l mit that Slate Legislative group, the en
oitirials from three slates here he had asked State Highway MH; tire Congtvisional delegation ax
Monday.
rials about the matter, ami that well a* Governor Warren, ami
Dr. McCall, chairman of the they had made u« recommenda Dan McCarty, Democratic noml
Florida maternal welfare commit tions, and suggested tliat Mr. Her nee fur governor.
tee, said Du figure fnr this state ron confer with other nearby pro
last year was 1.3 deaths per thou perty owner* to decide what Is to Singing* Twins Give
sand hlrths ami that In the first lie -lone,
.
,
i h acvenmnnth* of this year It was
Placing of a one-way signal Renditions For Lions
w only .7 per 1,000.
light at the atopplng point near
lie said "wo are hopeful we mey hli placa of huslness was augTwin* Jan and June Daggett, re
hold nr belter this figure before gerted by Mr. Herron, who pointed lative*
of co-program chairman
the year is out."
out that motorist* Ignore the pre. Cecil Carlton, highlighted the
Another speaker before the apDions Club’* luncheon meeting at
oxlmatcly 130 delegates from ""TV*' Commiaahin directed Me. th* Yacht Club today with the
rid a, Georgia and South Caro- Lemon to check Into the cost of lilting lyric* of "flln", "Dourly
. j was Dr. Decherd Guess, inch a ilgnal light and t« daler- Little Robin” and "Story of laive".
areenville, S. C. chairmen of the mine If It la practical.
The attractive Cross City twin*
South Carolina Medical Associa
joe Mo*a, amusement machine are sister* of Mrs. John Carlton.
tion committee un maternal wel operator, again
{nr « •
Carl Wllllama distributed * list
fare.
tlon tu lower the present D ^ an- at course* offered In the propusoj
Dr. Oucaa said there haa been
tag on each P,n .t*1' K * tv! adult education cluie* to he
encouraging progress In reduetlonn nual
now In operation In the cl y. The given by Rtetson University here.
of maternal deaths and that "we CommUifon decided u> 1,vv f Tig asked that nl) members hack
mbit learn more, work harder or 1100 license i — on all •ntuaemetU th* program and sign up for one
We shill be swept backward In the machlna operatorj, nnd to Heenaa or more rlatsea. Th* course* will
difficult task of creating new each pinball maeh ne at I IB, and be taught in Sanford two night*
lives "
a week for *lx week* with no ex
juke organa and
Dr. Guess railed the medical gainaa are to romaln at *«“ >n amination* or homework.
profession, public health agencies
Co-Program Chairman Malcolm
at triangle"
and hoapllala a
Throughouth Ih* dlscusilnn, MoeNelll announced that next
tn the continuing fightI against
against In
‘ Commlaaioner John Kader waa week'* program would Include n
fast and matarna!
mortality."
for llcenilnir
all amusement ma- talk from th* two High School
coaches about th* football team
ChA « JItr£ t with the State Roa.l far this year and a speech by Ray
mond Mltwe*.
CAUFOkNM U WILD
effective ufler ...............................
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TUESDAY SEPT. 9. 11*52
L '!.«
:{ Ultimatum Issued By
\ New Dictator Who
Gai n a Legislation
Cutting’ Up Estates
By ZE1N N AG ATI
C A IR O , Egypt 1.1V- M il (Jen.
Mohammed Naguib told Egypt'*
Q political parties today they have
30 days to purge themselves of
corruption if (hey fall to do so.
thev fare the proijieci of banish
iiito t from the nation's political
Irene
ltie word was handed down lay
ra tld hadwan mlnlxtei ol state
for Nauiub's new government lie
s|mk# t o, a new* conference alter
A tb e day-old Cabinet hud approved
ineaauiM for culling up the na
tion’* big landed estates aiwl renr
gaaiilng existing polillcul parties.
Hadwane s plained the an day pe
rind would start with the doy the
government decide1- «n enforce
inent of the legialullnn affecting
the political part os At the end ot
that period, he added. Egypt's an
w ill lie I'lnpnvveml to dhanlve
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>v.-* 2? "
P a la tk a Nears FSL Play-Off Victory With 5-4 Wm
A|0.hiTcDryal°="two Sanford
All-Stars Play In Orlando Tournament Tonight
H
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smashed out two doubles ami u
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the Aaalea attack.
PLAY-OFF HKfllFM DATA
W. L. IVt.
Palatka
2 0 i.mni
Daytona
n 2
.non
Game Tonight
Daytons at I’alatkn
Results Laat Night
Palatka 8, Daytnna I
(10 Innings)
FIRST trnm to win three giinu-<
takes the play-offs .
‘ Bill Btrlneekf'a thlrd-liliice A*»
are proving the money hall plnveta In the Florida fltate League
this year. When the chips wendown and the games that counted
tame up, Palatka rose to the oc
casion each time to lieriime the
masters of the crucial gnmrs.
Palatka narrnwly forced its
way Into the post season aerie*
claiming the best percrnlnec
anv of the five other club*
tk s l didn’t earn the right to
8,1*7. on the bnnI* of piscine
Drat or second In each h "lf.
The A'a owe a vote of apprrrlsHorn to the Del.and Red Hat*,
wko bv winning the pennant In
’ hath halves ensblrd the A trleaa lo fill In 'ha fourth play
o ff Berth.
Palatkn rapllallsed on this
break by sweeping through tlielr
rtllin ln a rv tvo-gnine 4eil<* with,
aa Reach while Daytona was
Bitahlehlng the league liv shut
ting out the m ighty Red lin t* In
two straight contents,
Palatka his since then piled
up ell almost Insurmountable
two-game bulge at the evpcime
of the Daytona Reach Islander",
having notrhed 7-1 and 3-1 vic
tor lea In the firs t two game*.
A win bv the A'a tonight would
hying the F8L Shadghnessy playone to a close with tho thlnl-plarn
team being crowned the victor*.
Daytona, on the u lh rr band, mud
rapture the last three games In
order to defeat Palatka, ■« the
odd* w ill be favoring tbe Htrlu
eckemen this evening. *
Palatka
A ll II
O A
Lopes, ef
5 2
I f>
Mallard. 2b
l> 2
3 3
Xasaablan, I f ...... #
2
6 »
S
S
1*1 Central Fla. Showing
"Indian Uprising"
with George Montgomery
— ALSO —
Humphrey Bogart In
"Sahara"
TUB HANFORD HRMALD
Sanford's Navy .
Gator Ultimatum May End Rich
Team Loses To
Gridiron Rivalry In Southeast Pinecastle, 64)
PALATKA IK—The way Uio Pnla Ik a A ialtas are racing through
the Florida State League playoffs,
t t w ill take a jumbo-slro wreck
to keep them from ending it all
here tonight.
They slammed 21 hits Wednes
day nlaht to beat Daytona Bench.
5*4, although It tool 10 Innings
I t waa the second straight I'alatkn
win, in the final playoff series,
whlth goes to the team that wins
three times. Palatka polished oft
Jacksonville Reach two strulght In
the preliminary playoff.
John Chapel pitched the Wednes
day win, giving Daytona Hcnrh
h u t sight nits. The Atalcas hit
,i
Thuroday, Rapt* 4, 1152
imr In the
g lj
Hell. City R i r * * T O * J ^
niutlonsl Director
> 'm jfjj
Tummy H trlriK c r^ M ^ J ^ M L
rnlleil
tnguther ^ J f B f m
the four 1 • '11
/ -3
malingers <>f t h e M p H j l m V . ’/iT']
City Ho f t h n l I
'»«!!
I.eugue nhd some Chuck Flsiid»ri
players nt the Improvised league
meeting to lay final plans for
fielding and all star team In tho
Orlando Invitational.
The alt-alar "(leclbnm empha
sised power hitters with Chuck
Flanders, Ilia Ikih llasore, lllll
Crabtree and Jim Drum listed
In the out field and J im- fhaldln,
Don Dyeas, John Keeling arul
Chetlaln In the Infield.
The f n h u I o u s control-ball
flinger Red Hires along with
"Squirrel” II o w e n romposu e
I woman hurling corps with the
slight possibility of getting Chuck
Graves, the fire-balling sailor,
who pitched for Hunt-Mercury
this summer and now Is n mem
ber of the Hanford A ir Ruse lean).
If the local A ir Rose doesn't
i liter the Class 'll' tnurney, Graves
will he available to play with tho
Hanford All-Stars. He would he
a vaudtle addition lo the dull,
especially, since Hires is noted
for Ills slow halt ami grouse for
Ills speed, two rnnihinutiona neces
sary for n surressful pitching re
serve.
Players will meet la front of
llrown's Amoco Station un the
corner of Park Avenue and
Second Street between 3:30 p.m,
and 6:00 p.m, this evening to
ohlalti transportation.
Tho Orlnmlo Invitational will
he a double elimination tourney
thus ensuring every team of at
least ttvn guinea In thu meet, Tho
Cllv Recreational department uf
Hanford w ill oust the 810 entry
fee for the local All-Hlara.
A
trophy w ill lie awarded the winner
of the tournament by tbe Orlando
Recreational Department,
The Hniifoid All-Htar rosier Is
ns follows:
In /e b le rc l-'raokle Slenstrom.
Ilrtindey, Rob llnsnre, and Chuck
M IAM I U t-A University of Flor
ida ultimatum to tbe U nivenitv of
Miami on the conduct of Its foot
ball program threatened today to
destroy one of the South’s richest
gridion rivalries.
Florida's Gators, who belong to
tho Southeastern Conference, eay
they won't play Miami any more
unless the Hurricanes live by 8EC
rules, Miami la a top Southern
Independent.
One of the demaeda from Flor*
Ida Coach Bob Woodruff Is that
Miami "muat certify Its studeota
commissioner's office fo r eligibil
ity, the same aa Florida muat."
Florida President J. Hillis M il
ler backed Woodruff. He said Flor
ida "has no desire to dictate to
M iam i” but that the Gatore would
not sign e new contract under any
by Woodruff.
He added that BernJe Moore,
SEC commissioner, had loformad
______
Miami aulhoritlas
(hare waa " i f .
rlou* doubt' that any SEC team
would sign future football (
ual
tracts w ill. the
1!.. “Hurricane*
...... ...............
they compiled with SEC regula
tions on scholarship aid and stu
dent trsnsfers.
Among those who read Uw news
of the ultimatum with Intereit
wero fans who alresdy hive pur
chased (30,000 worth of tickets for
this year’s Florlda-Misml game In
the Florida stadium In Oalnasvilla.
The 4-year contract the schools
any conference with which 1 am
fam iliar," Woodruff declared.
He said Florida, under 8EC
rules, could give lia players 115
a month in addition to tuition,
fees, board, room and books, while
Miami allows 540 a month in ad
dition to the other considerations.
Only one player, Gordon Mal
loy, has been mentioned as figur
ing in the rhubarb between tbe
two schools. He transferred to M i
ami from Georgia Tech and was
on the Hurricane freshman squad
last season.
Harding said Miami decided laat
October not to accept transfer
In the fuayan from Urn 81------------------r t , but that Malloy waa already
h a rt at that Uma and Florida*!
demands would forca Miami lo vlo*
lata its agreement with Malloy and
(Much him.
Football players from othor con
ferences may transfer to SEC
Rchooli and play after remaining
out of competition for one year,
but any player tram farrlng from
d m SEC school to another can
never bo eligible fo r tho (port.
Miami officiate complained that
Florida wants the Hurricanes to
obey all SEC m trlctlo na without
enjoying any schedule priorities or
other advantages.
"Woodruff has lim ply lumped
the gun," Harding said. <rAa fa r
ea the value of our scholarship la
concerned, our preiident, Dr. Bow*
man Asha, has already directed
that our aid be cut down. That
waa without any urging from
Woodruff.
"We were discussing a phm to
make our scholarships comparable
to any In tbe South. Dr. Ashe de
cided to handle further negotia
tion! with Dr. MUIar. H they had
waited. this all could have been
worked out.”
There was no Indication that M i
ami contemplated yielding to Flor-
S
International To
Be Big Event At Tribe Fans Fear
VCKC Oval Tonite
DAYTONA BEACH (S p a cla l)Dog rnrlng fans here are eagerly
nwaltlng the running o f the 110,6(H) milled International
Grey
hound Ghamimmantp, wMth w ill
bn the feature race tonight. It |4
the richest stake ever offered bv
the Volusia County Kennel Club,
and the eliminations, which were
completed Labor Day, were parked
fu ll of thrills.
A field of 21 nf the world's
fastest greyhounds entered the
rumnetltlon and the eight aequlrlng the largest number of
points get a chance at the big
money. They ar* J- M. Ed
ward's Old Sheet, 23 points:
Florence L. Hart man’s My
Question, 34: Glen Chamber*
tain’s Hun Master,. I l l Glen
Chamberlain's Rand Bang, U l
Jess Bingham's I Can Da, 14l
Paul Boone’s Q u a wlaser nf
tho IIS ! Championship,^lit JL
M, Edward's ......
C. II. U v e ly ’a Fraak Ouy. 14.
Tbs races w ill ba tna (bins m il*
distance and to date My Question
hoe chalked up the fastest time.
He traveled the course in 40.2
■econds. Sun Master waa Isadlng
In polata with two wlfia. teat In th*
final elimination he fe ll a* h* le ft
the box and finished J u t Hewever, he hai 18 polnta and ikm ild
rate a* a favorite.
Th* eight greyhounds which
did not quit* make th* grade w ill
run In a Cnraolatlon, which w ill
lie the feature Friday. They are
lleaty Hattie. Ra<
Nymph, Ripley
Evelyn
Peggy Pat, Up l
Mari*.
Smith, 3b
Pirtle, rf
m-Pennington
Hnnili'rineycr, 11*
Hildebrand .ill
pnutuii, c
Chapel, i>
Total*
.......
Daytona llrarh
I In Her, as
Renner, 2li
Conk, ef
Geary, r f .........
Tesnow, If
Pollard, Hi .....
Irby, nb .......
Heiirlquni, e
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Hlitl Ufr| 1
tt If if
Casque,
pJ ,«,•«!*
.......r . f I I
Totals
........ 36 8 30 13
a—Ran fur Pirtle In Uth, and
played right field.
Palatka ........ 010 010 200 1 -5
Daytona Reach 010 800 000 0—4
It—Mallard, Smith 2, Pirtle,
Hildebrand, Haller, Pollard, llenrlqucs, Casque. K—Hnndermeyfr,
Haller, Renner. R ill—Smith, Bondermeysr. Illldabrand,
Poston,
Heller 2, Irby. U R -P Irtls 2, Gas*
qua. MR—Pollard, Holler. Hll —
Smith. 8—Lopes. DP— Irby. Ren
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and Hildebrand. L it—Palatka It,
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SAVI NGS IN COST
Local Tars To Play
For Orlando City
“B” Title Tonight
History May Be
Again Repeated
T ig ers K nocked O u t
Indiana In F inal
M onth L ast Y ear
Bjt RALPH RODEN
Associated Press Sports W riter
There's 4 growing fear In the
hearts of Cleveland's baseball fin s
today that history is about to re
peat.
Last year Cleveland won IT
games end lost only five to De
tro it’s fifth-place Tigers—but three
of those defeats came In late Sep
tember and knocked the Indiana
out of M uta nt contention.
The Tigers are worst off this
year. They appear a cinch to fin
ish last for tna first time In Utelr
American league history. How
ever, when tbe Indians furnish the
opposition th * Tigers act ferocious.
Clavtland started off by winning
Ha first four meetings from the
Tigers but since then the Indians
bay* managed ot taka only five
out of 11 from Detroit.
The Indiana M l the dust again
s a s ty *
«»■
kaes' Slt-game lead. The Yanks
war* stymied, 3-4, behind the onehit pitching of Philadelphia's Her*
L i n other g ■mea, Washbehind Randy Gumparl'a
smeared tbe raallnf Bos] Sox, f- l, and Chicago
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Sam
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By ASSOCIATED FHBHH
American League
New York
78
55
.900
Cleveland
75
55
.580
Chicago
70
62
.530
Boston
69
82
.517
Philadelphia
70
S3
.524
Washington
TO
64
.923
S t Louis
55
T9
.410
Detroit
44
88
.331
National League
Brooklyn
84
44
.694
New York
74
S3
,994
St. Louts
79
57
.90S
Philadelphia
72
98
.990
Chicago
86
89
-4M
Cincinnati
94
75
.436
Boston
54
74
.431
Pittsburgh
39
84
.294
Florida International League
Miami
101
49
.679
Miami Beach
98
49
.669
Tampa
85
64
.570
St. Petersburg
84
67
.594
Havana
73
77
.487
West Palm Beach 65
85
.433
Lakeland
SI
101
.334
Key West
41 104
.275
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS
Florida Stale League Playoff
Palatka 5 Daytona Beach 4 (10 In
nings) (Palatka leads 3 out of
5, final series, 2 0)
National League
Brooklyn 6 Boston 5
New York 4 Philadelphia 3 (10
Innings)
Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 0
St. Louts 6 Chicago 1
American League
Philadelphia 3 New York 0
Rugged Workouts
Are Whipping SEC
Teams Into Shape
By The Aieoctated Preee
Hard and fa it workoute are rap
idly knocking the rough epota from
the fnolbnll squads In tho first
week uf Southeastern Conference
practice.
Uric prospects for Alabams's
Crimson Tldu were boosted con
siderably by th« favorable ahowlng
of two tackles In Wednesday's
scrimmage. Sid Youngleman, of
Brooklyn, and Jim Glasgow, Bir
mingham. both sophs, proved to
bo effectivo tin* pluggers.
Coseh Bobby Dodd of Georgia
Teeh la alfUng through Me. quar
terback prospects for an effective
asser, tie listed Bill Brigham.
ack HalL Pepper Rodgers and
Dave Retford as fine ball han
dlers and signal callers. "B u t pass
ing Is at least one third of the
/un,” he added.
At Vanderbilt, Quarterback Jim
Dcmalo la taking un anothar chore
In addition to his job ut working
for s v s riily spot. Coach R il Ed
wards slid he w ill huip coach the
freahman backfleld. Beside being
the only player-coach. Domain la
tho only veteran signal caller for
th * Commodore*, vandy Halfback
Jimmy Ray missed Wednesday's
practice because of an Injured leg.
Eight Kentucky freshmen were
S
viie w iiw new vum iw ira oui
Phllsdelphis, 4-3 in 10 Innings. CL
Louis bnrnbed by Chicago, »-i, and
Cincinnati dawned Pittsburgh, 1-0,
as Kan Raiftnabergtr hung up bis
sixth shutout—Uw most In th* ma
jors this season.
Don Kolloway, 34-year-cdd u til
ity lnflalder. ruined the Indiana.
He whacked
(HRklirU R
a V
pinch-hlt,
I10V61*66*11 |6«|W*
grandhomo run off Lou Bristle In
Ixth Inning to wipe out an M
Jan dlead. It was Holloway’s
d pinch hit hornet of the sea-
Batting — Musis!, St. Louis,
.397; Klusiawskt, Cincinnati. .316;
Hsumholtz, Chicago, .313; Robin
son, Brooklyn, .312; Locktnan,
New York, .308.
Huna balled in — Sauer, Chica
go, 113; Hodges, Brooklyn. 00;
Thomson, New York, and Ennis,
Philadelphia,
82;
Campanella,
Brooklyn, 88.
Hits — Musis), St. Louis, ICO;
Adams, Cincinnati, 102; Schocndiemt, St. Loula, 161; Lockman,
New York, 150; Ennis, Philadel
phia, 150.
Home runs — Sauer, chlrago,
85; Klner, Pittsburgh, 31; Hodges,
Brooklyn, 39; Gordon. Boston, 22;
Mathews, Boston, and Campanella, Brooklyn, 20.
Pitching — Black, Brooklyn 12 3,
.857; Hoe, Brooklyn, 10 2. .8:13; WII
helm, NewYork. 12 3. 800; Yuhns,
St. Louis, 8-2, .800; Johnson, Bos
ton, 4 1, .800.
American League
Batting — Fain, Philadelphia,
.334; M ltrh rll. Cleveland, .333;
Woodling, New York, 317; Kell,
Boston, .311; Goodman, Boston,
.307.
Rum batted In — Zernlal, Phil
adelphia, 94; Doby, Cleveland, 03;
Rosen, Cleveland, 92; Robinson.
Chicago, and Dropo, Detroit. 89
Hits — Fox, Chicago, 105; Fain.
Philadelphia, 154; Avila, Cleve
land, 154: Robinson, Chicago, and
Rosen, Cleveland. 152.
Home runs — Doby, Cleveland,
and Berra. New York, 28; Zernlal.
Philadelphia, 27; Rosen, Cleve
land, and Dropo, Detroit, 25.
Pitching — Conauegra, Washing
ton, 8-0, 1.000; Shantr, Phllndid
Phla, 22-5, 815; Raschl, New York.
15-5, .750; Gorman, New York. 3 2.
.714; Reynolds, New York, 1(10.
.667; Schell), Philadelphia. 10 5.
.667; Renton, Boston, 4 2, 667
T ITU SVILLE TIDES
' Low
Friday, Sept. 3
hnt.......
I:B3 n.m,
i.m. ................. 2:18 p.m.
Plltsburgh at Cincinnati
Chicago at SI. I*ouli (night)
Florida Internal|ooal League
St. Petersburg at Miami
Navy tilt w ill get underway at Miami Beach at Tampa ( 2)
Exposition Park tonight a t 7:30 Key Weat at Havana
p.m. on diamond No. 1. Both Lakeland at West Palm Reach
FA8RON and th* local base nine
w ill he entered In the Orlando
Class *B' Invitational tourney
which begin* tonight. Borne games
w ill begin this evening and the
others w ill ba played tomorrow
night.
W ith the Sanford All-Stars en
tered, thvrs w ill he three clubs
from Sanford represented In tho
Orlando Invitational.
Hanford Navy w ill be playing
the finale of the Orlando series
<hli| evening without the services
nf their see pitcher Chuck
Graves, who has special duly
at the base this evening. Graves'
hurling has to ba instruments}
In placing the local Tsrs In Ihs
finals.
Prior to laat night's defeat,
Sanford Navy had been Unde
feated In the play-offs.
Pine1401 Franch Avenu# .
caatla had one loss and now th*
two teami are on even ground for
their final game.
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Medical Group Store Front And
Hitt BlowAt TV Marquee Crash
Crime Programs Upon Sidewalk
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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N EW S P A P E R
Votes In West T
Peterson '.aid Stevenson had al
lied h lrm tlf solidly with the leftwing ol the Democratic Party by
"coming out for a federal Fair
Employment Practices t ninmisshin, denoiuieiiig the Senate clo
ture rules and .coifing ut slates
rights "
" I lie 1)i*rno%'rats of the South
are indeed hemming disturbed,"
he added "A serious ipiestiim tins
arisen m their minds as to the
political Integrity of their numb
nee "
Peterson represented the First
I'nngrelsiotial District tor 12 years,
lie retired in 1U47 and hits since
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morticed law in Atlanta and Wash
ington
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In Springfield, III — Senator
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George A Smothers of Florida
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Ihursday told Gov Adlai Sleven
Inviuling the Democrntir strniigiinln of tin- Smith, H epullb uii
son, lhe Dtiinocrnllr presidential
candidate, he should campaign In I 'ri'slileiitittl rumlidato lien. Dwight 1). Klsenfl ver (topi I. sue
ruiiiiited by enthusiastic followei-< i,-> ho arrives „ i Jacksonville, Fla.
the Smith.
Coming mil of a conference with The smiling GDI' iiutninee (hottom, l.-n i is given the ke; to the t 'lt i
the governor, Smalhers said he of Miami by Mnyni Oiclscn Seneii-hia diitltig a colorful ceiemniiy
rnnsmers It u "poeslblllty" that al llay Front I'ulk. I lie "mesa", Ik. told otic group of listeners, huDwight D. Elsenhower might erock lieeu In ewcii by ail Administration of "loo niatiy men ton siuali foi
the Solid Sonlh ami carry Florida. (hell Johhs, loo hip tin their Id.-etches mol ton long III power."
i luteriiathinnlHuundphutoi
Sin at hers differed with Steven
son's campaign manager, Wilson
Wyatt, who iwscritied the reports
<>l Elsenhower's high powered
drive through the Smith as merely
"im e re tlln g ," Wyatt said, " I t
hlsn't worried u a.'
The Florida senator sold Risen
% fiowar. fue itepIthUcan presiden
tial ndmlnee, "made a big Imprea
ilon It certainly maani he's got
■
tome strength "
Correspondents asked Smathers Health Of Country's
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If Stevenson «atuessed concern
over results of Elsenhower's loot 1 Children
Al i n te*l
M . is t J iir v In I t u u l e r
of Southern slates,
Adversely By Video
" I don't know whether he‘* con
B u i ld i n g G iv e s W ty
earned nr not." Smalhers replied
CHICAGO I.n~ The Journal id
" i think It's a matter of concern
1’n-M-r by .in Hanbod Avetmt si
however "
the American Medical Associatluii Fifth M ii'il were starth-i) shortly
Smalhers came out of the gov look ■ swipe today at some of afl.-r fi-tk) o'clock yesleiday aft.-i
ernor's offlre with a prepared
ifalemenl, In which he said some television's crime amt horror nrn noon t»y » sudden cracking •mind
nice Ihlngi about Stevenson and Kratns, saying they could emlitu and then a mar a* the upper fiutit
declared lie would "support him " ger Ihr health nf the nation's i till masonry mi the utl. slur) llnwaidBut when reporter* asked If he ilren
Hutch r huildinp tm. l ied arid crash
"Dnfortmiately. astonishing lit
would campaign for the governor
the
h im i f|u e e .
Smalhers said he bail used the tie research has been done nit the
M r. Fdwar'l flinnierman, win
word "support — whatever that medical and psychological Impact
of television on children." the m ii Ii llm in rd Itotelei Jr , upeiHleinlcht mean to you."
He said he does not agree with Journal said III an editorial
'Die Journal cited two studies | lhi< wbulrsals tobacco and candt
Stevenson's position on civil rights
I i-ompany there, lisd )n• I closeil
legislation, the lldelatuls oil Issue own Interest" the television Indus
and Senate Rule 31. (The rule re try should acknowledge the "a d sml locked Mu* iluur tn the store
i a vole of lupport by two verse medical ami psychological amt hail entered her autumnhilr-,
nf the total Benate member Implications" found in many such parkml u shurl distance away on
s h lp -o r M votes—to halt debate.) programs.
" i t should foster research on Hie Fifth Street, wlum she heard Ihr
Smathers said he had been con
fusesl about Stevenion’a position on Impact of television on mind and crash.
Tin* building, she stall'd, is cm
the Taft llartiay A rt also In De body, and should make a sustained
trolt. Stevenson said the law should effort to avoid programming shows err'd try insurance, Mis. Zlinoirrpotentially dangerous In the health tnan wa* the wife of Die late How
be scrapped.
Alter talking With Stevenson of the nation’s children," the edl tn l Huleler, who putchased Mu
Thursday, however, Smathers said torlal said.
The Journal cltcdt wo studies McIntosh Huildlng in |ni7. and who
the governor "presents a slightly
died in 1040 It was fcitneily oc
In Its conclusions
different picture "
1. A survey made by TV Mags cupied hy F.. A. Monfnrlnn's fu rn i
He said Stevenson explained that
ture store, anil was built ahmil
0
the T aflH artley Act bar some line the week of May 34 SO.
2. A survey made hy Dr. M I 11*34
rood features which might be re
Poller* I.leiitenant Mas Mass and
H i .K t i u i . a tin r a n * S'aart
talned In a new Uw with a new
Hid KiCharil, who Is in charge nf
name.
hull.lings amt property, ipilrkfy a r
Conversion Of Hall
rived at the scene and soon Imd the
ropetl o ff to Imnre safety.
(jrouiulH Is Started area
Two of Mn< stores In the building
arc occupied hy the Howard Hole
Conversion of the baseball Irr Go,, ami a small store hy .1.
William M. B ill) Mixon, fit vear grounds at the Hanford Municipal Hall, Jr., Negro confectioner, who
old resident on the Orlando High Stadium to a football field was aim sells school supplies.
way, dint at hh home at 4i.70 a.ns. started this morning hv city
The marquee, In falling, swung
workmen, City Manager Thoms* down, hinge like, covering tire win
today following a long Illness.
Horn In Frink, Fla. Feb, *7,1001, Lemon announced this morning. dows, which did not appear to he
It w ill lie nrrrssary to remove broken,
Mr. Mixon came to Hanford 27
years ngo spit onoreted a grocery several Inches of rlav from the
The building la of hollow tile
store on West Thirteenth Street In fltlri, Ineluding the pitchers’ box, con! trurllnn, steel framed In
H>' >■»' a member of the Camp- base paths ami home plate. In front, and with stucco exterior.
tiell-Loss lug Post 68. the American order to provide spare fur topsoil
Mr, Zimmerman, a builder, stat
I.egbn, and was associated with In which to plant ryr grase, ha er) his belief that the cause of the
said, i .Planting w ill probably be collapse of the front wall was the
the Dusty Boots Riding Club,
Survivors Include the widow, gin tomorrow.
fact that the steel rods holding up
Mrs. Maxle Mixon, two lout., Roy
The citv w ill do the best It ean the marquee were anchored in the
Roy and Cecil Mixon of Sanford: to have the field In as good col), tile block of the parapet wall
one daughter, Mrs. Louise Roof of dltlon aa possible In the short rather than In tha frame of the
Los Aneelei, Callf.t two alsters, tlm * allotted before the Initial building, and tha
outward pull
Mra. Collup Call and Mrs. Ernest Bemlnole High Reboot game here caused a portion of tile to give
rhinimrs- one brother H. A. M ix with Euatia on Hept. St), he aaid. way, causing the rest of the ma
on, all of Weet Palm Beach | also
Mr. Lemon today pointed out sonry to give way on the front
four grandchildren.
that many children are now riding above the store windows.
Funeral services w ill ho held ot hlcyctea In tha atreels since school
4:fin ti.m. Hundav at Brlsson Fun opened, and requested that all
r
} y eral Home with Rev. John L. mutorlata "Veap a weather eye out 1
Miller officiating. Buriat w ill fo l fo r them." and to slow down when Meeting I h pSeheduled
low in Evergreen Cemetery. Mem they "ate a bid on a bicycle" and
bers of the American Legion w ill avoid acoldenta.
On Adult Education
serve as pallbearers.
The A ilult Education Committee
REGISTRATION nnOKH
BIG CIIKCK MIMING
A comwlttea of Ja yceea , Includ of the Chamber of Commafca w ill
RISTOI., R. I. (44—A check for ing Jamas Gut, W illiam Hutchison, meet In tha C ity Hall thla after
Gordon Frederick ami William noon at 4:00 o'clorx for the nurHerMkel, w|U kuelst Mrs. Camilla pose of o rganiitu* an Adult Edu
Bruce county anporviaor ol regis catlnnal Council. Mack Cleveland,
tration. 1n tgkfng the county re- clnirman, w ill preside.
to the American
git I rat Ion
The meeting w ill li« addreaaoil
• t Fem Park, by Prof. Tubba of Station Univer
legion I
Tnist Co
’ '
Saturday
i, and w ill alia sity which la dlvw U tg tha educa
atsist In
’ new regittre- tional program. Jhm. Tubba la axtlons bat___ tha hour* of 3:00 patted to Mplath tha purposa and
and 7:00 jmb.
mttbode o f adult aduaatfon.
•m -
» ig i a ,?A sr>” te
■2s r:- {sw arfis
ee -r e v f i s t s
r d
Hit TraiiA F « O
ATLANTA i.H—A former Georgia
congressman ha* accused Demo
rratlc Presidential Candidate Adlal Stevenson id a "nasty scheme
to iorro Southern support regard
lets of what he does and says,"
Hugh Peterson, u brother In law
of Georgia's Sen Itlrhard B Bus
sell, d rila ic ii <n a iiirm al stale
luenl T'hut'iday lost Democrats In
the .South are "hemming tke iiiira l
or then presidential standard hear
er "
He charged t h a t Stevenson
"feels he can ii .«• tils uhlr .southern
tunning mate (Sen. John Spark
m in u! Alatiatna In a nasi)
<1 scheme to lorce Southern support
W. M. Mixon Dies
After I-on* Illness
f o
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Eisenhower Hailed In The South
Former Congressman
Of Georgia A veis
Democrats Are Bec o m i n g Skeptical
S
n
Is F o r m e d
H o s p ita l
P ro je c t
i ’ l i t l h l ’ A llt.1 S lC I I K l 1a m
I 'ish .Memorial Ilospilal AI Del,ant!
It* I nr ".x to i.jird Press
Dwight Klsithown and A.II n |
Ste\ eiiMin Ini the trail West In |
.lay as the tempo of the pie i
sti-ntlul battle begun to quicken
Stevenson took otf lor Denver
where he'll speak tonight on the
He pub lie.i it cry that It's lime lur
a change tin to now, the Demu
rra tlc candidate has pretty large
ly ignored the op|x»ltinn aerie a
turns
Elsenhower went to I'llCSgo Ini
policy conferences
Hi*' paths ol thrcamlldatc&w ill
cross huluida) at tine of 1h.■o
rare political occasion*, a •gain, i
lug al wliK'ii iinth standard baaters
speak Iriun lire same platform mi
the same da) llu * will lake pla. e
at the national plowing coide'l at
Kassutt, Mum
Fresh from a triumphant 2d.iv
air tour of the Southland, Risen
bower won new plaudits Thursl.i)
r • Vpv e—, J,--. ’’•*‘
night from a wildly cheering erowit
of I7.a00 m Philadelphia's Cftnv. u
lion Hull
The) howled approval when ho
declared America can lead the
world to peace and that " it r a
I h i s m o t l e l «a| t h e I i h M e t i i o r i n l I ( «• ^ | »11a i I »
cause for ever) American.'1
i h I it ii* t
I h i ' h t t t l ' h i n ? * - - f h r « c k t • • n at i m ' l i i t i t
"Well, then, let's get going,' be
taut en \s liile ii iiu mure i .i .I iiin\ ha pul m
said "Don't wail for tn lim rio . h> p u t e * . t i n h " 1 p * l n * * s*f t h e f i i i n i x i h h u I ai« I |
Let's gel going liiulglil “
t i n t * * I )!• f i l l i #1n
I'eaee, Klsenhuwer said, ran be
neltloved only hy tliruwing the
"wasters, the tnmglers ami itie
ineonipelenls" mil of office m
Washington
Charging
Hie
admlhlslrultnn
"has bungled us peiiliuislv do e
to World War I II ," le said,
-t
will dedieule ourselves In a pm
Hi HOMO HI \ \
glam Ini peace aimed In prevent
V ih l*‘|tnl ion - I S* nit lia*!*' • 4■11111v
Inline Koreus audlhc Immirulil.
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f i i v m f v t «*i1111*i - v11i i u ' i i l e c t , u n i t
puigii This morning the general
I le i a id
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(lies In Chicago lor talks wilh He
(h tu u n h
I h d i m d ' \ lie n
F lih
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Michigan nod Indiana Tonight be
I* r *i 111 * ii,i m 11*v i e d I It *- iy l i f t I n , j i r i u l f
talks wilh ward and precinct work
| iu j J i i M , t l i i l l e i l i l t 4 f nD l t l H i ' i , o | » e i
er* in Cook C'umily (Chicago).
Cummisnkmers
Mum
u tln f
I'd iin ,
i d >I h o d w i r o o m
of
Stevenson's Denver speech to
CO hrtt !liiR|dtMi t i e e t il ly 1*1111
Ihild Special Meet the
night ih (i,in I will he a departin'
t*1bit (Pol hy ttif fnfutf* of rlu !*(•
froth the patient he lia- been fol
II People To Vole dt it lv r Hdi t l*i* h
lowing Thai pallern huslieei one
I f ie ) a m * O d d t h i l l t|i*' p i t|ij.
of enunciating Ids own p im. .pies,
•d H i l u i i m l r • i D i i i y
*• •
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|*t “ «!»**•'!•» f aal the
with only occasional slurp digs
11* v ** » «l | o u r ( »'*'! t i n h i i i ' h f i n * *
at Hie oppos it mil tip to no < Me I ' I I I . I \ Ii • N | M t l l | I l i d I i l l * d *r»
ven.snn hail paid lillie I.... I i . his t fiM I t i | |\ i- ill\ r»f ||/ft1l**ii f ■ t*ue Util 114 fine Diedi rtl »'*(1 *s$p * * h lf * t ;
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Prospects Dark
For Hospital
Bond Election
m.l at
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! (all S|I tllillif elei't ton *v!ih11 I*** H'l
Vulunu1 Of Maps
M*iti t*d in n uru»|iM|nrr »*r |i* •Hlr.l
u .|n ’ |»i tui to t!i* * livfiiift 1Ilf
Of Sumim)l(> K oikIh•! IM»**fis
| )* **!•' *|* • t> '* || I * »»•*! !D*4
their ma|or conlentiuns
Ih Given County
A hound volume of f»u i
loan n f all S i m
Heminolu County was
I III
|,p •-1fed
yesterilwy In lirlm lf ,.f lb
Ml*’
lload Depart me lit to Mo
"ty
by John E. Fox, rlgbl 1 -.ay
tigrul fur the ili'|iui Itneot
County Clerk II f*. II
>n.
who Hi'ci'iiteil Ilie mans in •. lu lf
of the County, anil w h o ■"> - bae
them ayallahle fur iiiihltr , , eetion, today itu tr.l that t h e y
old
lint only lie a great lirl|i o. Ins
office, hut to Mi* p u h i l e u s
>11,
particularly tu abxtrad ..fie *«,
and tu periotn purclia-im. land
along right-of-ways.
fast ul u ii the I n n e r c o v - of
the volume in a letter from A l l i e d
A. McKetlian, chairman of ihe
State Hoad Department, mbb
<**l
to the official* and rltlren* nf
Seminole County.
"T hl* book," be wrote, "i on*>
of a art uf two bring a:ip|tbe-i . >u
which contain print* of the • ( fi
nal State Hoad Department , ip*
and Htata road* conatructe I or
being constructed In your county.
Simitar tmoka are bring funu-bed
to all countiea In the State
"The map» bound in this .....k
are print* of official rigid ofway ma|i* hy which propeitiea
are acquired for State road tigMa
of wav, drainage ditches and bur
row pit*, and allow the mcx-oie.
mriiln anil rouraea uf road anil
drainage ditch rlglita-of-way. and
dimptixluna and Itorruw pit a r.»».
“ Land cornara and property
linea »hnwn wera determini.l *>y
department aurvaya and aie be
lieved generally accurate, hut *m «
time did not permit the e«tahllihinent of axtanaion proof they
cannot be guaranteed.
“ The other book ermtain* prlnla
of the survey* and lucallun map*
which were prepared pursuant to
flection .741,47, Fiord!* bhiDiD*
and officially determine the sur
vey tine ami location of tlw parUnder state road Indicated.
"Additional prlnta of new man*
completed from time to time will
lie supplied to that the sarlas will
be kept current and complete.
"The axtenalv# development «f
the State Road system In current
years has emphasised an acute
need fo r having thaaa mapi read
ily available at county seats. It
i» ooi hop* and wish that these
map* w ill prove highly useful and
to your county o ffle tn and d tlsens."
of new
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revralfil lutlav Hint Hi** priitiiMM
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who lift" foiilut tliikt far iii ft'ltlit inii to ih** IfKitilv rti|iiire i| niniilicr of i|iia lifiril iiuiiimr an* *Un»'l
to thi* |M*tilloiia.
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JuokHunville Yacht
Docks At City Pier
Mr. nitd Mrs. Owen Garner of
Jacksonville, who arrived hero
Mondnv aboard their neat little Id
foot lung schooner, are enjoying
their stay while docked at tin*
Municipal Pier.
Mr. Garner 1* n representative
of the Parker Pen (In,, In this te r
ritory, anil combines work with
pleasure hv making lilt business
trips In tha schooner, which is
Diesel powered and which has
amide livinu and sleeping space.
Happy also to he here in their
little, brown spanid, Bruce, which
III'* to prreh on the bow of the
schooner und greet everyone in
*ight. The Garners plan to be her*
through Sept. 13.
The Garners, like many other*
who travel an the St, John* Rivet
are enthusiastic boosters far tho
the proposed Sanford • T tiu ivillu
Canal. " I think it would be per
fect," raid U n . Garner thla morn
ing.
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Fish Meiuoml Hospital At Delan<l
Pollard Insists
Plans Foinal Opening Sept. 28th Fish Estate Not
sli me nf tin’ll at gll ll ie i. l
t e m p l i n g to nuns il nw i I
H e r e
Meiiitii i.il I n Dl l .m.l
Civic I .e.nlci iVIid-i
B e Wo 1 1 liv Ul Him
11ul I kI ji hi
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f i n d . It 44I'M tie 4 ill* o m it 1 1 to India"'
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all Die c,,ti idois is lindi mo »■ l n . i l II uiiilt fin I i lull
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must covei ate well i.ilh iti tin Ilk*
•iislillice fixed by I'uldn’ llei<ltli n iT 'i i i« n i r * l i i iI M' I | i )*'♦( h i , i *i
t *'i| 111 III El 111 I I il l* • III 11"
Hervli'n a - Moil Within aim'll e lli M i lH*«
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dent u|i*iolnui is pu *ilde
It f I »If ft | |(ii tM
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was also polnlo.l uni ilia! c n li j H i d n f r . ■f ' i i h t - i i n f t f| 1 * v *' (l i ft
, I-in o( tile h'llgtl, of tin Iios|ii 1ii I III* « III* -if I* • "I t l
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dots not take lovouol of Mm (net I *'•
k»'t I III t 'f Lull IM*,e tel it 11I
that much of tins length t- tnl.en U n i t
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op liy Nillulliisti ativ.' olfices mil' I II .* i ' l l •• 44|1|t M s* u i h l u f i t 11* * -a| a1f | |
oilier space wlilcii does not have
I l f ; n l i | , *1 ( I r i f I ) m * | H e m i*«*n
lo be i-oxeri'd hv nurses on ilutv
*»h it ti.ifi *-« (
h i I r i m i.|*i (Dlk
The corridors of Ilie bo]|iilal are l i m i n ' * .| H i , - i i 111 i i
in,*,* f n , | R
to aiianged M,*l they can lie cm
I I I I l l ' l l M l , I. L i t W i l l | i ! . ■V l l 111#4
trolled ul night by two nurses' f i n H i e 11*-1 i n I, y n f i f n n l t n n < l \ * %v
station* plac'd at corners ■,> that S l u w i i i i I d * | m H i I , i i n l i i i g l l n i l l i t .
H nnnibep of corridors rail be kept I l n L i i i f i i l i i u t l* l It ,i v#* li * *‘ i i I n t i ] I i n
under surveillance.
• M i l l f n i nli** I l i i i t l u f 41L n | it YAiIl
He explained further Mint Ilie *'IIN| 11u III 4
storage und ailminlsli atlve span
H«* 1«»*f ii) inMilmil iim i He'
In Dll' hospital, Hie extent of which I r u n h ' D t M c i p t i n t R n t l l ) ' t n f»n ( i d
bus been criticised by some, is H i d I m n j i i f u l u n h ’ -t • ( I n * y r t m M I
in accordance wilh Mn> ilircitioins i r * -tu11 *| i L i i l - i T f L ' i D i i l f u n . I
r
of the Public I l e a I t Ii Service f u n v i d f f n i i i i * h | ; i ' i i ( r j i *!,♦•, w m i L I !>•
which I,as investigated the ques U Vl| 1 1'I I a11’ ( m i l l l ‘%\ NOU1 f*4*fl
tion and determined the extent
of such space essential to the
adequate operation of a hospital
the sl/e of the Del.and building.
Action Ih Started
Tim terraria flours of the oper
On Kii^lii-Of-W ny
ating and delivery rooms are proIt enllaueU On l'a«r T nul
Voile A Williams, Jr. stale reMED PIGS
pri'scniativc und l.cal allurni'y,
LOCK PORT, N Y iTt-Huiiorlri- u ii,, un ic c ’iilly dlri’iti'd lay ihc
Inulunt Peter Jensen nf the kvuiul- Cilv ('omnds-ion i.< secure Mu, re
htim l.nwn Homo for Children says iiiaiiiuig ti (lil-uf-ways for llu1
he can't explain why Ilie color of Slat,, Hoad Depurlment's French
the nigs on ilie home form sudden Avcmic, fnriu-to market, improvely changed (rum pink to deep red, meid project, announced Mils morn
Hut, lie added Thursday, the red ing Dial lie is starling action of
shade Is suspiciously like Ilie culor Ilie program today.
used by lioys of (he home when
Wlille in Tallahulsre Wednesday,
lie declared he conferred with Mu'
they painted Ihe barn.
righl-of-w a- engineer and the altornt'V fur (he Ktute Hoad Depart
HE A ilAHH
incut
on the matter.
Tom Vernon today allowed mem
"We discussed acquisition of
ber* of the Fire Department a sen
ban weighing more than ih pound* the right-of-ways and I received in
which ha caught thla morning In struction from them relative to the
the surf at New Smyrna while extent nf the authority required in
acquiring the property," ha aald.
fishing with Sid Galley.
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FRIDAY. SEPT. 3. 1932
/ r o o A r ( i ih h l k y r r r h "
H i kept hla fortune for a while
but It ia pone now. Only tremorv
la *t#nsal, Malarial wealth turn*
to ashes.
Ea want awajr sorrowful. fo r h*
W eaver* rleh.~-Luk* 1X:2.V
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Un In Tallahassee the nllirr day a
; middle-aged Neam applied for a
i driver’i lirrma. Wli.il wni lm name?
nW fcy Adlai Slevrninn Ciump, cd
y courir.
The Worst Is First
In a recent Article printed Id The Atlantic Monthly,
Elmer Davis calls the newspaper profession to task fo r sevcrnl (Trowing evils which threatens to water down the effect*
(vcneHs of our free press. This is because of the preference
given "The tru th and nothing but the tru th ," rather than
"tho whole truth."
The veteran radio newsman blames the nplrlt of rampant
competition among newswlre syndicates which puts a high
premium on getting there first with the worst— beating the
competition to the punch, even boasting of a few seconds
time — differential on a scoop. This leads to reporting
without analysis and printing nows that has not been com
pared with sources for sub-surface Implications.
By printing statements of Senator Jos. McCarthy w ith
out taking time to check statistics mentioned by tho senator
several wcckH earlier, contradictory facts have been offered
an unsuspecting public. A specific example offered by Davis
points to the fact that one excerpt from a document used
against Owen Dattimoro turned out to be two sentences,
eleven pages apart.
Those ugly ramifications of "objective" reporting of
speeches, from the lips of "iim w rtnnt" people by competing
reporters, without time to chtck back on tho facts, can
cause greater harm In the fu tijn ^ The r<ce to bo firs t with
the worat is not likely to alow (Town. It will increase unless
a new concept of thd reporter's obligation to his readers is
realized,
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Governor Sleventnn it now plan
ning to make a lour nf die South
probably tom* lime in Ottoller.
General ElKnliower'* trip tbit week
hid nothing In do with it. Gqyernut
Stavtnmn rayi. Me wai planning In
come all th* time anyway. Q* lli.it
ai it may, the South it hemming a
political battle ground for peril*
dtnlial candidatei fur the lint time
•h|C* the War Between die Stales.
That U a good thing.
......
---A airtn of Cirover Cleveland Bergdoll wai lertnuily wounded the
other day at a tmall Penntylvania
airport whan apparently tnitlakrn
by the operator for a burglar. Hit
companion wai killed. The name of
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll it fa
miliar to the older generation which
rtmamban him when he w*« a draft
dodder of.fhe first World War wlm
f W Jo, Germany, lived Ui#rg man)
FMra, sad returned to thii country
only • abort time before lha aecond
Wnrid War began.
iriJ Euenhower't only refer*
‘i IM racial iitua on hit tour
th waa a remark |n hit
in ullla Rock, Arh that
Declaration o f ' Independence
•hat "all men are created
xi)d that th# fnuxdjni fa
rt had made no mention'bf rotor
hr akin. We xtium# that th# G«nrki mean that Uta lawt
Two Scientists From
U OfF Discover Sat
isfactory P r o c e s s
Leave It To The Staten
In an ddltorlEl which in both Informative and sound, the
New York DRIly News takes a commendable position »n the
civil rights question.
The News quotes tho declarations of the two presidential
candidates on the subject—Jilscnhowcr's statement to a
delegation of Negro leadera*that he "cannot at this time
J
urge an K EP C with com|>uU|rf (lowers," and Stevenson's
declaration. In a Now Y o r k ip H N i. "w ith some hedging and
mumbling," for a contuuisory KEPC. Then it points out
there are 11 states which now have fa ir employment prac
Valdosta, Ca, ii RoiriK l« hold .i tices laws, and that laws In 10 of the states are patterned
■TI referendum on the question ot closely on the original New York State law, which has
whether to add flimiinr in the oiv worked "satisfactorily and peaceably."
i. water supply for ifie ptrvrnliun of
From Iti* study of the operation of these laws, the Nows
t tooth decay M advocated liy tin* reaches tho conclusion that "tho most sensible course is to
' p Jayceet of that city .
leave tho matter to tho states, or to progressive cities In
s.1
Htates
not yet rea«lv for fair employment legislation," As
The Stele of Mntida it now
(pending money for lit* «|ier«tinn of the Nows says, "where m ajority opinion favors such laws,
State government al die rule of 25 i they cun Ire miule to work— or whore local opinion cun Im!
million dollar* a year, According to grndunlly urguod Into favoring thorn. Where moHt of tho
the Florida Taxp.sven Aum -illicit. folks ure ntill ugHinst tho KEPC idea, efforts to force them
to accept it are likely to hurl tho raciiil nnd religious minori
TWi compered with 50 million dol
Ian ip the early year* of Governor ties more t linn help ihom."
This Is a Honslhlo, fnlr and practical view of the problem
Holland' * adminiilration. TIip actual
Increair ii about 200 million dollars and the one that will moot tho approval of a great majority
ip
in the
th la it ten yean At that rate \ of the right-thinking people or the country, despite the
assertions of the Democratic nominee for President and those
what will II be in 1% (D
wlm agree with him, The N owh remarks: "We're now w ait
Tb* Citv nf Orlando i< having a ing for Adlai to go South and say tho same thing In Atlanta,
big iquihble over whether In re. Mobile nr Now Orleans."
— Tampa Tribune.
vita iti City Chatter and inililule a
cammitiiflii manaMer hum of gni
1 «fnm*nt. Sanford adopted lliit Irmti
, of government over a quailei nf a
i century ago, and again teviied it*
chatter no more (ban four or five
M an ago. Th* only trouble with ii
n lha nluctanee of cnmmieiionert
sometimes to tel tbe city manager
■anaga.
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Do you w?-' to know one reamn
why the government bat to borrow
ao much money in tpite nf high
taxation? Well, up in Wailiingliiii
th# other day a luiprndrd Justice
Department lawyer admitted on the
witneia iland dial be bad accepted
a $730 "gift" frmn a laigr cor*
poiatiun ag.ilnd wlmm tbe governmtnl'a caie war iubirquently dismu ud.
Ice CreamFrom
Orange Juice Is
Finally Solved |
TOUGH YEAR ON THE OLD POLftiCAL LANDMARKS
DcLand Hospital
(I'ttHtlraae rrn m
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nosi
sprout of Infection,
The htilldlng I* made nf brick
and concrete, of the most perfect
construction.
All the concrete
usetl In construction was tested at
JIOOO pounds of pressure per square
tnrh, and Mr. Hulllvan explained
the use of brick Instead of con
crete block.
lie pointed out that the latter,
while cheaper, dors not seem to
1**1 well past flee years, that
while only a few quite short base
to cut wnilr wore constructed of
this nmterlnl, It waa neceaaary
to reject 600 blocks aa sub-stand
ard. n number which he thought
excessive.
Tho wnlls of the htilldlng are of
it glinted tile similar, he sold, to
tho typo used lit celery field*
with mu nlr space Inside whlrh
assists In keeping the rooms cool.
The roof of (Jeorgla chipped mar
ble, Is guaranteed for 20 yrars
The guests were also shown thy
solatium, (he X-ray and fracture
rooms, and were shown the roun
datlon* of the building under
nrath.
Mr. Sullivan sfeld that
there wore some 160 tons of stee)
In the fowling under the building
and that It was absolutely Impos
idbln for them to give way.
He added that If ho aver heard
of a great Idg hurricane routing
this wny, he would get underneath
the Kish Memorial Hospital,
The facilities alia Include
18,000 central starlltalnc unit, th*
hospltal'a own water atatlller, and
an auxiliary power unit which
w ill keep at least a portion of th*
electrical .facilities of the hospital
In operation In case o f a power
shut-off.
The group waa perhaps moat
Impressed by the attractive ma
tarnlty ami delivery facilities, In
eluding a fine, welt-decorated room
for the showing o ff of new babies
supplied with the usual plat# alas*
window through which admiring
father# can star*. A row of stain
less steel carta beating th* latest
plastic haiilnats all ready for
(hair occupants lined th* window.
Facilities far th# new-bqnt alto
Included
lin k design*
. eluded a special
»i
t# wash
wishing of infant# an
for th*
supplied
ed wBn
wJD , an
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vl'leri with a plmtlc (tripping
m llie r (linn the metal prrient In
anrne other room* of the hoapltal
in onlor lu pfnvent the poialhlllty
of e lrrtrlr ahock. The terrniaa
Itself i« of a type which la nonconductive.
The group wa* alio ihown the
many and eaptiydva Inttrxmanta
nml other devfce* which am nere»aary for tho operation of n modern
hospital.
Tbvae Include door
haudlei which loav ho opened by
arm by iiureea whose hand* are
fu ll: fnureta whirl) are turned on
by knee preaaurv to ho used by
nurses in the same situation, nod
special sinks for washing out acids
and other noxious materials.
They were alto shown a glass
ami stainless itcel narcotics cab
inet which la supplied with a red
light which remains on whenever
tho door of the cabinet is left open.
This Is to prevent the door being
Ir ft open by mistake anti the
wrong person getting hla hands
on the narrotlca.
The furnishings of the hospital
are generally of stainless steel or
of oak and the rnnm* are sup
plied with tho latest and most
rfflc ln iil typo of hosnltal beds,
hetl taldes, anil atr-foam mat
(raise*.
A apedal fan haa also been in
stalled In the drug room to pro
Mbit th* possibility o f th* aaplo
alon of dead ether, n freqaenl
occurrence In nld fashioned hos
pitals.
Automatic bed pan washers,
which take 110 seconds to tin their
Job, operating lights which give;
o ff no heat, and an operating
table supplied with a hydraulic
lift, a unique Innovation In hosu lta llu tlo n , are antang tho other
faeilltle# of tho f l i n t . .
, A ll the private room* of tfi*
hosnltal are atr-Condltlonad by a
system Including nlns booster
pumps which ara also utilised In
lhai steam system.
system Tha temperalurea nf
of the
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tho conditioned
room* Is
set by thermostat la each room.
T lw . group waa also shown
through the attractive 18-bed N fgro wing of th* hospital which ia
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ith a ll..th a facilities
available to the whit# section.
begun Aug. •
lM» M * r and
Room* throughout Hi* hospital
completed on|* rdc#atiy. Tha
■* supplied with a speaker
II take place
l*m *o that th# patients may com*
munlrat*
to nno fff*
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.
On duty In oi
*
order
to maha thalr
. m u ARE Iff
wishes
tea known. Th# nurat, ao long
•s the speaker )* on, ean hear ,'STOCKTON, Calif. Uta-MIsslag
wh#t#v#r,la said In the room, and
M tlen U w ill b# reminded, Mr. Hub
llyan said, to turn tha apeakars Fratamjty Hmtw «tC#U#i# of th#
«
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surts?huj,*a c . vr?t
Lovely Aiistralinn
Nation^ Newnpapers
Are Strong For Ike
Into Fall With Itn
Quota Of Optimum NEW YOU K(A - ltrpubllcan
B u H in i'H H
Girl Finds Hoytt In
Amerleu Very Nice
tty IIA I, ItOYI.R
NEW YORK OP—Everybody hns
been picking on Amcrlrnn Icrnagrr* an much lately It Is a picas
tire today to report they have n
new delonder.
She is lovely Diane Hell, IS. Ilm
"Miss Tern Age of Atistrnlln " Her
reward for winning her title In a
countrywide com n il It Ion was a
trip Id the United Htutcx, and It
ha* been a wonderful surprise.
" I was told they would pour
chocolate aauce over my roost beef
hero, and I'd never get n decent
cup of tea," she' sold, Iktighlng.
"Hut It hain’l been that way nt
all. They also told me I'd meet
nothing but lindilra ami wltlgles
over hero, and I haven't met one."
A bodgie, she explained, Is a
tle rb u g -m ty buy "who wonrs
Is hair curled and a sport coal
■lies too Idg for h im ." A wltlgle Is
• Jitterbug craiy girl "who wears
vaiellno In her hair,which Is cut
very short."
Dime said a majority of Austrovaseline In her hair, which Is cut
liana" think the American teen
age girl Is very sophisticated, goes
out every night with hoy*, drink,
smokes nml paint* her fingernail*.
" t hsve found exactly the oppo
site. The girls hero are sweet and
natural. And yuur teen age Imys
a rt Just like the Australian boy*
exetpt for their crew haircuts. It
spoils their look*—remind* ma nf
convicts.
" I love a Jmy !n he prvnrteous,
and I found the American hoys
very courteous. I was thrilled,"
Aa a matter of fa d , she said,
American hoyi are more attentive
to a girl on a dale than the boy*
In her hnmetami.
Diane thlnki the delinquency nf
teen-agera everywhere has beeN
over emphasised
"Thar# ara # few naughty ones
In every country." she observed.
"Rome feel their parents treat
(hem as If they wrrn too young
and that may make them act tun
old."
Roth 1)1atie and hnr mother Tike
American teen age girl's cu*.
m of dating different hoy*. J
"I'v e only dated two hoy* my.
self," she said. "In Australia teen,
age boys and girls are much more
lean on going steady. When a girl
gets been on her boy friend,she
t n lt i him n fine pats blue nolo
deck sweater with a white deer
on the chest. Thin she knits her
self one just like It.
"T h ty go along the itreet wear
ing the*# twin Jumper*, bolding
hauda,: and then they a n called
a gruesome twosome, That means
thay a n going itaady—and for
every on# eb# to lay off.
. " I don't knew who Invented that
gruesome two#ome bu*ln*i»~prub■
Mi# «
i'KWr “ . "**
ably
I Mis* Bell was amatad that teen-
f
ying to and fro,
H e a d i n g
Nominee Dwlghl l>. Elsenhower
has more support among Ihe naHim'* pres* than any OLH' presi
dential candidate In recent history,
Ihe trade publication Editor nnd
Publisher says.
Onlhe bails nf questionnaires
returned by DIB dully newspapers
In an Editor and Publisher poll,
newspaper support shaped up like
this:
Elsenhower. 73 IA per cent.
Democratic Caudidalu Adlai Ste
vrnsnn, 13 ITper cent.
Independent or undeclared, B37
per ernt uf those polled.
Newspapers supporting Elsen
hower's candidacy, Editor and
Publisher said Thursday In an
noimclng (he results of Its first
poll uf the campaign, represent
11.88 per cent of the total daily
fjrculatlon among newspapers ra-
lly HAM DAWSON
NEW Vi iItK n -H iis ln r* * heads
toward Ita expected fall pickup
with an nhtimlanco oft* ptlmlstlc
rejKirta today to wave It on.
There Is bail news, too, of
course Warnings of lower profile,
fears uf over building Industrial
nip s illy , nml the [nlernatlunal
Monetary Fund’s report Hint world
llnnnrlal conditions are on the
downgrade because some coun
tries are trying lo live bryoml
their Income*.
Hut here Is Inday's quota of good
news within the United States:
Johlmnc.** has dropped lo
around Us lowest point since the
end of World War II. The De
partment of Commerce predicts
this condition w ill last at least un
lit November.
Imlilstrial production has re
bounded quickly after Its tumble
In mid summer duo lo the slccl
strike and lh<- vacation periods.
Slccl production this week will
be hack lo ton per cent of capac
ity, for the fir*! lime since Ihe
end nf May Many In Ihe Industry
arc now predicting that supply and
drntnntl of slccl should be pretty
well balanced by Ihe first part nf
next year.
Ainerlrans have a record supply
of money. Ihe Federal Reserv
llonrd reports. It pul* the money
supply-hank deposit* plus rurrenry In cirrulallnn outside the banks
- a l I Hit billion dollars, nr 10 hlllion mure thnii a year ago.
Demand deposit* have gained
five billion dollars over mid-sumntcr nf 1081. Time deposits are up
lour billion*. And there nrc mm
billion more dollars circulating
outside the banks
There are optimistic report* In
Individual Industrie* also:
July and August sales of some
of the big mall order hotiMi shut
up sharply over a year ago.
Farm machinery sales are run
ning ahead of tDM.
Exhibitor* at the annual L*a
Show
here thta Week predict
frtv iti
good aeason for the iftoe Industry,
Irving H. Dias*, executive vie#
president nf the Tanners Council
nf America, which sponsors the
show, says that good retail shoe
liuslneia recently I* assuring aha#
maker# of better order* for th«
spring tinea now on display,
•
The hoalary industry la looking
lib. too. The National Association
of Hosiery Manufacturers reports
that July shipment* topped th#
some month last y##r by *1
ecril. It was the b**t July fcr
Industry sine# tho end of Wot
War Is. And ablpm*nls for
first m e it months w#r# IS _ .
cent better than for th# atm# p*
rl rat of 1881.
.
The National .Cotton Council,
hailing the-pickup In th# tgxtilg
Industry Tn w e n t w #*ki. sees s
r ift In the cloud* oVer Jh# export
msHtet, It predicts thank* abort-
;a*f m K i i f f
w
Yougtt them all
In thrs* beauti
ful up-to-ih*m lnut* Cran*
lavatorial. L*t
us show you th*
on* |usi mad*
for your hom*.
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Phot* tilt.
No Huttons! No Tufts!
When yiiii la«i«r flni» «I p I »tk
l|lt«l»Mt
Ilk** th** K* Ii i«l*a Q uill •to|> mu 11 r#>re ntt'1
mitti'lilnir ho* wprtuiiR vi»u * r r h iirio *
ii r**nl Invtfutruant In k ih 'I lipnlth. 1 01 1 1 furt niitl htf'iiity!
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Your C*holrr Of Color a In llummli
Ticking Mattress nr Hits Spring*
Retail Price IfiO.IiO
Our Factory Price
'ltiN ta n ti.il is v.ar* — llullywixi<1 t.«e* Frs* —
t, * n o i r* r.
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SATURDAY ONI.Yi — 2 FEATURES
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New and Used Instruments
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The council say* that foreign
!ountr|*a are earning American
jollar* at a record rale of almost
billion a year. The council
links a lot or those dollars will
for purchases of cotton her#.
deaawfc"
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DR. !>. T. DOSS
urt American cnlton exports tn
!rlttcal
ocent yeurs w ill be a tot l#aa
In tho months ahead.
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ROY WALL
1007 Sanford As*.
Lee Brother#
DOEflNT I4KF. .SECOND FIDDLE
DETROIT bh -M rs . Joan Welsh
hell won a divorce In Circuit
nurt Thursday alter protesting
she had to play :.rrond flddln to
her husband a first love—a saxo
phone.
Rh* testified that her husband
was "Intenllnnstly unemployed"
And prartired nn his saxophone
while shr support cd them.
"And he went nn a literal toot,
two years ago," sh« said, "He
went to New York to study th*
Ihflnim ent,
and hasn't com*
back."
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CASUALTIES REVEALED
WASHINGTON i* - T h r Defense
Deport me nI loitay Identified H
Plumbing and Heating
casualties of Ihe Korean Wnr,
Contractorri
The new list (No. M l) Included
34 killed, Al wounded, seven In 317-810 F,lm Avenue
Phon* 108
lured In accidents and two miss
ing
P ^Thuao supporting Stevenson’s
candidacy represented DM per
cenlof Ihe total dally clrculatloo
among Ihe 018 dallies.
rent of Ihe clrculsllon nn the same
hails.
Editor nnd Publisher snltl Ihe
unprecedented supixirt of Klscn
hower largely was Ihe result of a
switch by many Southern newspa
pers which traditionally had sup
ported Democratic candidate*.
Ran booing, stomping their fwrt.
and, throwing cushions at tlw amthe casual a ttin ber e - pin/" at# nestled.
blue. Jesaa and cotton P »X maa stood up a n d s IM .'N o w
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GAINESVILLE UP- And n . w lemptlng. delicious orange Ice
cream.
At long last, ■ satisfactory way
of using Florida's most famous
product In the manufacture of
America’s favorite dessert has
beendeveloped by two scientists
of the University of Florida.
Thcl ce cream developed by
Waller A. Kricnkc and Leon E.
Mull of th Experiment Station
Dairy Laboratory tempts the eye
and Ihe palate wllh Its contrasting
bright gold and rich (ream colors
and Its flavor cnmginallon of tansy
orange and vanlllu.
Pure natural orange Juice, with
its high Vitamin C content, fresh
milk, wllh Its high calcium ami
Vitamin A. nnd the over-popular
vanilla arc used. Already sumeoniha* said Ihe Ice cream would be
ideal for Junior's breakfast in that
he would get calcium, vitamins,
and energy foods in one tasty dish.
For years folks In the Ice cream
nnd citrus Industries have been
talking about citrus Ice cream, and
iiim rroux nttempt* have been
made to develop a satisfactory
recipe Up until now. none had
lum rd nut satisfactorily far com
mercial production, but Kricnkc
and Mull and those who have
sampled their product believe
their* w ill turn the trick.
The big difficulty In Ibe past
has been the tartars* nnd acidity
of orange Juice and Ihe fact that
It doesn't naturally combine with
milk, but Krlenke and Mull have
developed ■ frultjulre that Is al
together compatible with the
eream when Introduced by their
special process.
Not only have the two scientists
worked out a way for making orprndurrd flavorsome and colorful
llm r, lungrrlnc. and lemon Ice
creams by Ihe same method.
Kricnkc has been Invllctlbv Ihe
tnlernnllonal Association of Ice
Cream Manufacturers tn tell about
It at the organisation's annual convcnlion In Chicago Dept. 23.
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Social A n d Personal Activities
P H O N E 148
Social Calendar
Daytona Is Scene Of
Flippo-Bcnrd Kites
e rson a l s
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FRIDAY
Dr. nnd Mrs. John Morgan and
Min* Hetty Ann Flippo nnd l.t
The Pilot Club will entertain I.nurier Allen lleurd were united children returned leccntly front s
for Mr*. Dorothy Horsfall, district in m a n Inge lu«t Sunday afteinoon shoi: visit in Thomas ville, llx.
lieutenant governor of District in llaytuna Iteaeli ut tin* Firal
Four, Pilot International «>f Jack Hii|itl*t Church. Die douhlo ring
i buries L. Hew sou left yestsisonville, with a dinner at the eerrinony ivns performed hi 4 Oil day for liny Pines Hospital to
JJonteiuma Dinluic Room at 0 30 o'clock by tile Rev. I.ee Nichole, i.rnlrigo t u M o u n t
p,m. The business meeting will She t« the ituughter of .Ml. uini
fellow and all committee chair- Mr , p. |y Klippo „f Day! iiiiii und
Mr. and Mrs. lieorge J»ffolds
men are requested to tiling tlieti his parent< are Mr and Mi- ■.I Ft. Lauderdale wen tecvnl
f t r tp u tts tn quadruplicate
pin sis ,.f his mot her. Mrs II. F
li. I , Itcaid of this city.
MONDAY
A beautiful setting fur the a i d - Itrnhiiket, and Mr Itrutiaker
Circles of the W..M.U. of the ding was formed by the ui rangeMi mid Mrs. I lu n y Kndell plan
F irst Baptist Church will meat at incuts of white gladioli, chi y call
11:00 a.m. at tha church with a theinum* and palms, with lighted •o leave tomorrow fm Cincinnati,
covered dish luncheon scheduled nil >ers casting n soft glow over Ohn. and Kentucky to spend about
lo r 11:00 noon.
The .ptogruiii the scene. Mrs. Atwood lay low three weeks
meeting will begin at 1 dll) p.m. of Daytona was organist and Mrs.
Mr and Mr« J o e t u r l e y returned
The Nursery and pre-school ace I.inton Day of Del-and. /e tu T hu
Sunbeams will also meet at the Alpha sorority sister of the leceiitly from a tluee week's va
Sgme time.
The Elate Knight bride's at Stetson, sang "Tluough cation spent in tne iiiuuntains <d
Circle will be guests of the I'res- the Years,” “ Because" and I'hr North Carolina and also in Mlniitn.
Ha.
fg hyterlan night eirele at the Kdu- l.ord'c Prayer.
The bride, given in marriage hy
w national Huilding of the Presby
Mr mid Mr*. Irvin Fleischer and
terian Church with the night and her father, wore u gown of em
broidered nylon net over satin. i Ini.lien, Diana nnd Mel, ir
time to be announced later.
Circles of the Women of the Her fingertip length v e i l w a s , turned on Monday from Daytonu
F irst Presbyterian (’hutch will caught to u lace Juliet ta p edged Item It where they hnve spent some
meet a* follows: Circle No. I. Mr*. with seed pearls. She curried a l i n e
Charles Wilke, cholrmnn, with lasiade lioiiquet of roses eentered
Mrs. Fred Robb, Naicl«*ti* Av»- with a white oirhid.
Di. Mini Mrs J ti. (it-odyeiir
Her attendniits wore nylon net mid sor. Jiliiinie of IT Mi's is were
nue on the West Side, ut '.Min
p.m.; Circle No. a, Mrs. W. D. over tuffvtu in pale lilae. pule the guests of hei aunt. Mr* I. M.
Hofmann, chnirtnan, with Mrs. yellow and deep turquoise uiei Tyre,
Myrtle Avenue, re
P. T. Piety, Osteen, Mrs. ('. F. carried henitshaped colonial bou
ct'Utly.
quets
of
flower*
dyed
a
deeper
Snyder, co-hostrsi. at .1 :1)0 p.m.:
the „gowns,, Mrs. ..........
JumeR,
® c i i c l e No. 3, Mra. Lloyd K- Hoyle, lone tliiin
.........
chairman, with Mr*. F. I.. Wood-i Winmfeld of Peiisarotn. unotlier , Miss
. Hose Levy ha- returned to
f u l l Hr., f»20 Oak Avtniii', ut 11.00 -niniily *n*tti, mm* iitnlimi of
'*te in Haufoid after spendhonor uonrinit
mi*. H.tdc.u.aid.l
Hi hltMitniiU I '"K
r,f *^ s°“ .V*'
wearing ID
lilac.
were
Mrs.
Sam Thompson of Nor- °»xU*'
" o ln u ... Mexico
u i’M* M
n. Ham
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Calk, Va„
Va., uintvr
of the
th«* tuniclolk,
sister of
Ionic-:t Mr> |, 0,|«„d L d t . u n plan* l»
irrooni, and Min* Marilyn .Stiirlor , '
With DOTTIK
I.eSage.
in lllur; Mi*« ICnhin II oo| m*i and •,s.n '»• toluol row fur
i-s,i.... lFlippo
*i i..........oft ti.
.i...... . i "
' ** tu attend the wedding of
Itichiiiond,
Shopping In Sanford can Ik* ex- Mis* Janice
nephew Maj. Albert Wing, to
citing and an awful lot of fun. if Va.. rmisiri of the bride, hi t u r Mi- Hludv* Not tlu utl
you go Into any one of the stores quoise: mol Mi** Jean Chalice)
and Just browse around to see anil .Mi** liny Flippo, *i*ter of
Mr*. William It l.rnhy hit* i<
. . b o w many different nnd unusual tile bride, who wu* u junior turned to One I nhanihii, liolmo at
'■•things you can find. You will liridi'Miiuid. in yellow.
I te r visiting her futlui |-ri d I! Wil
The bride's six year old «i*ter. son in Sanfoid, and hi i sl'te i. Ml*
be pleased to lenrn that almost
everything you oossilily want, can Hobble Flippo, was flower girl Han Mitehem. in Wvstlairv. Lnnu
wearing while net over taffeta Island. N. Y
lie found right here.
Where, other than at KCMOl.A trimmed with liltm velvet l*iw*
In Sanford, could you find u rum- Michael Thompson of Norfolk,
Mr nn.l Mr* Leslie Went r e
pletr Hollywood lied fur only nephew of the bridegroom, wa* turned ln*t night front Mlnini
fithOO. It come* complete with ring hearer.
where they visited lln dr son and
l.t.
Ileaid'*
brother. Hy rnn Jooghti'i -in-ln w. Mi
Straight nradtmnrd in your choice
and
Mr*
_
of colors, and striped ticking mat- Heard, wa* best rnnn und ushers _
Knlpli
Went nnd family, fm several
were Linton Day of Del.and; day*.
tress.
Direct from factory to you James Nance of Collinsville, Ala,;
_ price* mean a substantial saving, Hill Hnhcock, cousin of the bride;
Dr ami Ml*. Harry SiDhv and
' • and one that you should look Into K. ('. Harper Jr. and llaiold John three children have returned from
In the not too distant future. If son of Hanford.
llemleisoiivllle. N. C where Mrs
The mother of the bride. Mr*. Hilshy and the rhlldren spent tlm
von have been needing an extra
long or wide lied, Kchol* Is the Flippo, wore a gown of blue lace Milliliter. They were jollied fm
place to go because they will build with xcarlet accessories mol cor the past lw,t weeks hy tli. Sllshy
Just what you need, Just the wny sage of red rose*, nnd Mrs. Heard
was gowned in grey lace with
you want It.
Mrs. Vernon llnrdln nnd youtig
Pink
rose* daughter are expected tu return
While there you will lie Inter pink accessories.
ested In learning the price of the inrnied her rornrtge.
over the wieeVem! from Jackson,
beautiful modern, blonde bedroom
A reception followed at the Tenii. where tlrey visited Mie
furniture on display in the show Palmetto Club which was beauti Hardin's giandpnivnls and gieut
room. He sure and stop at Kchol* fully decorated with white roses, ginnilnudher
the bridegroom's fraternity flow
'a , 0 g W l b 'H Is now ufferlng er, Out-of-town guest* iiii’luded
Mrs. liiudy Duncan and son
i t i i t l h l n * n*w In Jewelry, by Mrs. J. T. Hardy, Millie Hardy, Mike have returned from a visit
T a n . Light or heavy design* for Huh Hensley, Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. in the Curolinax, Tennessee, (lenrnteklares, earrings, and brace- Calhoun and daughter Murllyn, gia uml Poplnr Hluff, Mo, wh*ie
Ista, with an unconditional g u a r Mrs. M. I.. Kahiirn, Mis* t'urol they Wile guest* of hi i doughli I
antee not to change color. I can't
and son-in-law. Dr. und Mrs Al
think of anything better to give P in.; Circle No. I. Mra. .1 D. b n Deljiney.
for birthday* or other " p r e s e n t' Woodruff, rhiiiimaii, with Mr*. A
time* than Jewelry with a g u ar I.. Collins, ""<1 West Twentieth
Frl'tid* of Dr J Alkin Field',
antee that no matter how long yon Hlteil. ul ,T:l)0 p.m.: Curie No
who i* a nimm nndir in tin- N a w .
keep it, if It ever turns color it Mra. W. L. Roelie, • hnirmnn, with will bn Intel rated to know Ihut Inwill be replaced without charge.
Mrs. J. I.. Corley, (‘niueion Ave ha* incentlv h e n appmntid to the
Daintliirn* Is th« standard fen- nue, Mr*. Olivet Clause, co-hos Naval Mvviical Centn, ul ll,-lln'*d«,
f t tu re i of the Van Dell Jewelry on tess, at 2::m p.m.; Circle No. <1, Md. He hat la-en seiving at III an
display at Castle's, accentuated by Mrs, A C Motue, rhulrniaii, with fort, H. C. for two yem * and In
roat tlrcons nnd rhinestones. You Mra. W. P. Iliooks. 117 West nssunii'd Ids duties ni lii thesdn on
Will alio find a laige "election of Hecoinl Street, at ;t:(io p m .: Cir Sept. 5.
pearl necklaces and chokeis lit cle No. 7, Mis. c . IL Dawson,
Mr*. Charles K. filnn tia- a* lo-r
chair man, with Mis. K. W, Kite,
Castle’s on West First.
How fornlal ran a sweater be? Celery Avenue, at 3:011 p.m.; giii*l.. her ginndehil/tien. Chmle,
It can be Just a* formal a* you Kvening Circle No I, Mrs. Alai,el Nelson nml .Miss Nancy Jo Cellin*.
like, and to see what I mean vlmt llrown, chairman, covered dish Mr. Nelson plnlls to eiittr Flolldn
YOWKLL’H and aeo their stun | supper at iL.'iu p.m. in the Kiln- Mouth) in College in Lakeland und
nlng collection of "Color H ar j ciiiiiiiinl Hullding. (iui-sis will he Mias Collin* will spend several
monic" sweaters. Jantzen make* I the Kl«le Knight Circle uf thu weeks with Mrs. Uinii before leav
b u st Ibiptisi Church. Kvenlng ing hy plane fur her home In la>s
them of their exclusive Ktinra
f t fleece, which looks anil feels like Clrrle No. 2, Mr*. K. J. Hhepaid, Angeles. Another grandson, Rich
cashmere hut Is washed with cliuiruiun, with Alt*. Hhepaid, nrd Nelson Is expected to arrive
in tlie near future to visit Alia
l*‘Jti!t Oak Aviiioie, ul H:00 p.m.
ease.
The Wesleviin .Service (Jolbl of (linn liifoi e entering the Unlver
For off-the-shoulder models ur
th# new tunic-lengths to wear the First Methodist Church will sity of Florida in (iiiim-svillo In
belted, Yowell’s la tne place to go. hold n niemheiship inlly lit the study law.
You will alao aee beautiful sleeve home of Mrs* T. C. Holt, 2t)A West
Mis. .1 tj Holloway.
less styles and glamorous stripes Seventeenth Hlirel, at H:l)fl p.m. Thompson,
Hoi belt llronsou all of Hmifurdi
to blend with knit skirts or to All employed women interested tn Air. und Airs. T. 1- Uuiidall, Air.
match Identically for a one-piece Joining the timid me Invited. If nod Mrs. Jack AtcDoaig of Hilvei
tllinsporlutioii i* needed please
look.
Springs, .Mrs. W. F. Anderson of
It's color harmonic time at cull Airs. Wulter I, Carter at wythcville. Va.) Air. ami Mrs.
Yowell’a and you’ll lie glad you B2<)-H nfter fidlO p.m.
The Sunday School of the First William II. Anderson und three
f t chore a sweater, or sweaters, tnat
children uf Hrldgewater, Va., Mr.
will blend and double your ward- Haptist Church will have Its and Airs. K. J. Flippo, Jr., of
Worker's Couiuil beginning a t
Richmond: Mrs. Anne llagnod of
r ° f t i K CAMERA AND (SIFT HiOtl p.m. in the .Memorial Kiluin- Washington:
Mr. and Airs. John
SHOP Just received some of the tlonnl Hulldnig
H. Kennedy of Kustis; Kns. Janie*
The
llainlxiw
Assembly
No.
2A
ettlest
Italian
Moelar
jawrlry
S
at I have ever seen. Hrarelets will meet at 7:30 p. ni. ul the Ma Winni'frlii of I'ensaroln; Air. and
and earrings that are completely sonic Hall. All officers and mem Mr*. John Rountree of Orlando;
Mr. and Mr*. H W. Halley. Ja c k
Vtiasual and so Inexpensive that ber* are urged to attend.
Thn regular business and pro sonville: Mr*. Hayinoiid White,
you will want to take them all
gram meeting of the W.R.C.S. of Cocoa; Mr. and Airs. Richard Role
horns with you.
Mr, and Mr*. Drew Harris,
Something rlee that you will the First .Methodist Church will Inson,
Airs, K. R. Parrish, Jack Coldlron,
__ want la a hand-made, eaotlc, be held at 3:00 p. m. to be preced Dean Ktta Turner, Alias Joycu
-<J bracelet made of ellear, In Peru, ed with a hoard meeting at 2:30 Hurrelf, John Day, Harwell and
| | la at least two Inches wide, with p. m.
Mora Wingfield, qll of Del.and.
T it KH DAY
one large section for the center
Ht. .Monica Chupler of Holy
and flanked with slightly smaller
IHRTH ANNOUNCKMKNT
■actions. In the renter of each Cross Kpiscopnl Chureh will meet
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kilpatrick
■action, standing alone, la a beau at the home uf Alt* IL W. Will- announced
today the birth of n
tiful and graceful Llama, making lams, 1020 Park Avenue, with daughter on Sept, 3 In Wintai
Mrs. L. R. Johnson u» co-hnsteas.
| | l a • bracelet worth aeelng.
Airs. Kilpatrick Is the
The Unity Truth (Ta«* will Haven.
Can you think of anything
Duncun Haker, daughter
nicer to give for Christmaa than meet a t the Valdes Hotel a t 7:45 former
of Col. and Mrs. W. K. linker of
a lovely evening hag, with a built- p.m. The study of the hook "The I-*ke Mary. The couple I* living
in make-up kit. Tha Camera And Bermon on the Mount" hy Km*
Lak* Alfred where Mr. Kilpat
_ Qift 8 hop la now ahowlng one In mett Fax will be continued. The In
rick ia the assistant cashier of
f t leather, and will be glad to taka public la Invited to attend.
tha Bank of Lake Alfred. He is
WKDN&HDAY
your order now for Chnatm&a.
The Prayer Meeting Serve!# a t the inn of Mr, and Mra. K. (i. Kil
For moet of the ladiee who have
patrick of thla city.
t a spend an awful lot of their tha Klrxt Baptist Church will be
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wallace Jr.
annual
Jfme
In
the
kitchen,
SANFORD
f
ln.
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■'®®
p.m.
The
tim e
part of announced today the birth of a
■LECTRIC CO. solve* the prob- ™*,n***
,wil1.
Um with t h . wonderful B unU .m
Hcfre.hnie nts will daughter Lucia d r a y on Aug. 2U at
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served
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the
Woman
Woman’ss Mission the Fernald I-aughtnn Memoiial
"M lin ia ite r.”
The mlxmaaUr
Hospital.
ary
Society
afte
r the service.
came* with a large and small
THURSDAY
tew l, and with Just the flip of your
The Seminole Association of
PMAMIts L A K E w rist It can he adjusted to the
Raptlat Training Unlona will hold
also you d tslrt.
I You ran aelect tha apMd you a masa meeting a t the First llapf t 'i f e n t too, with tha aimpte turn* tlst Church In Sanford beginning
of your wrist. This w ill make at >:00 p.m,
Tha Royal Ambassador* will
task of ereamlitf potatoea or
i a caka lost kll o f Ita un- meet a t th* P i n t Baptist Chureh
at aspsets, and n il fu r a t 7 t00 p.m.
lo t Central Fla. Skewing
Shopping Around
|J
jb
w ill alto sea at Hanford
Co.
thaj comblnaUon
. . and D**p F o r**" yew
jd at the thing* you aaa
you did not know v u t oarrlg k t kata in lanford. —Adv.
SUNDAY DINNER
R mhH T u to r i J A ; 11.25
M l North P ark Avenue
STELLA Naw Mgr.
T IIK H A N F O R D H K K A I.D
I ' i Ii I m , Sept. 5 , 1!)32
Page t
Mrs. J. I*. Thurmond was ho*
tes* for the rcgulat meeting o|
Circle No. i of the Women's S"
cletv of Christian Services hell
on Monday at hoi home at *>!.'
Kim Avenue The ehnlrmnn, Sits
W. A Hunter, pteshled and tlm
meeting was opened with a pnii
cr. Mr*. W IV Chapman gave the
deiotioiml fi"in the Sixlli Chapi
of (inilutinu* and iiImi read a
poem.
A tepoit on the llible Svln
was given hv Mr* Hunter and *':■
announced that Youth Week w o o 'I
be held ut the i hull l| (ri'lll S e|t
S I I She al." told of a Senile
to la- belli Sept. IS and Uir
Mint member* altei.d ,\i,n«ummeit wu» made rhui the Octnb. •
llin tlllg would l.e tield at II,
home of Mi*. J M Hayes tu.
alto alget! llial Member* attend
a ptoginm meeting at Hie chutiti
next .Mooduv.
Mr*. Chapman talked to i n
member* i|.!i,,» a* her subje,'
••Cuba" X*liiclt rhe hud visited ae.:
told of the 'll lhi'ill-it Y’outh wi ll
theie l!efie-lin|i',,t* were svrxi t
to Mr- K. T
I'hupmnn, MrHave*. Mi* C a m e Diaper, Mr*
t'hiipniuu, 'Ir* I t i l - i l Kotrid.
Mi* J l( Hank, Mi*, it. K. Shin
IioIm i Mi *. L I . Swift, Mis- N<
hem
in
tin*
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Hiondway
H t ' .H ,
to
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Itstttk ‘.Ml
Me*nt« I “ ti\
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f’t t«'l
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l(* f i ••*-hi•icitt ' ai it
i m i ' t l <ii
•lift' *«t||i'|tlN tell t.f th* in*‘l'tlH|f t
Mr
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I liiivt'l M m N c t t i* T
li*, M '< * i«r»-tm\\. M u
Rn*
I un*l<|iii«f. M i *• >lt I ‘Min I. Mi
I I r i ttinfi. Mi
I I' \\ i !«m*i ». M i
|{ \V S i m ItvniH, Mi • C
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rn o A t . Mr* It I» l*i i»At uti*I M«
Will
I Tirlt N<< • al-*' m» I on Toe
dill at < tbt i'' b , k hi tin bon.
of 'ti* 1 ,'l M.-l «-kill who b
llo i|, vlm iinl |n iu"b ID' *cri|i
lute |t'--"ii wa- taken fiom tt>Hook of \it * Mi- K ti Kill'll*
I il k pi <soldi ovei fh*»
»U4N|«t|i all.I \V*'I» mv*l M in K. •
MouirHi«*n j«n n v»o11■*• 1‘lmii wi'i*
ninth* to inti'k ft !»•»% «»f n v l f t U *
mu to Awful to Iydiph.
I' nltaVY ll'kf ftiljnUl IIIIiI'MI **f
u n itin g rt’f i •■•Hini’off w*1 «• •••ivrl
to Mrn. NWh • VmnfKn. Mf«. li. ^
T u rm r. Mir KH|»ntiok. Mi* M»’
t ' iinkk11, Mr«* Moii^hi»*fi. aTal MU
Mnrv Knrihh.
T h e honiii of
AI m .
■1 ti*'
Klillddcv Has tl" * c tl" » f ‘
le g u ln r m eetinr ••( t T " b
"x1
held on lu e -d iic e i l h ' I
If
T il li s p n u lire ill Hie nlem.-*Alls H II Pbildud " I . T h . d
I omul -.0*11* *l as* " I 1ro d "t
H p l l l l s " all.I Mrs ( llm lr II.
doii, c o u r le - v •ban ii ii i *', »uo "it
that the •i d I*'
-*i Veil
" D•
loi'tils lo
llo1 Vacation
t: *
.School She nl.su s t a t 'd tluit .
Il'lies hud le i n I stllldeil I"
t i s l iili'liihii* will' are III
Airs. C. F. Ilrilimuii w u , iimi'il a* a visitor mol *•• I*
II frcshiuents weic "' i v - i l 1 • "
H eind on. M is M I. " T i g h t . 'I
,*i. |* Itnl\ ii . M i* \'> If I!:*
Airs. A. D. /.a. Inn v. Mi
1
l u s h , Mrs L. I'
D i f (y
'I
Hiannaii, Mi**
lie - i 1- /•'
Mr*. K
D. K i u l liull ui : o
Valerie K lt i ld lo f f
Itefreshliierit* were unloved
llieitiheis of C l i . l o N u
i
their mi r i ' a I ni tha tmiro . >
J . Al. I.eulinrd f"i their I......
meeting. M r - J K llisei - n
IIr*.
i lot' !••'
\I
kinsoll lid Hie devotio'ial W'lh
' l l - WilliV Hliqde p i e . op g ,in I
I lie l*o*llie* * meeting Ml* II "
St llei - via* w*-h "He'd I it .1 ;
Method!-'
r t m i f h iii II ji v
I(•*.«. It tin S* i »
In M m
4el AlaI b H**! lllllll I tail •
M*
. i* hostess.
flic table, center'll m ill a J'lvcf
-civ C l, Had a g l , ell coverin g
anil wa* di 1,0 arid with yellow
lnbi.cn . I .11 tying out I lie yellow
nnd Kif.’i, c.'hir st*h**fn*'
II'*' k»''ft,’*l wpip 4*M*(»d hy (he
S*ml l»
Sill*Ihitnn.Y
Principal
Mi - J 1 . Mitrlicll, Mm J K. T o r I'll
t *t h nit tl ni*-inh*,t f» .if i n .'! . N’ t i*
;i* h**i liom** i'll Sil\*i l.nkt M m .
K\U Hltl Vl*\ « ni«lhu'l*'«| till* »|*'\*l11«*nrtI M*lih hi'i ftiihU'd tifinir 'h«*
B.
uir mnil ftliMt if iii«'.nn,4 t*> Chri*Mi ^ i .u ti ( ’hiirpi ijiriK* S i.,
••him man, U*J the iMiniitpjg ip»niun
i**itl
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init’k n
'••v «»1 mfatit a n t t mult •ItiKli«•••*•
*•!«»t f»i i *lx t*i A*Mii| lo Knit'll.
M m . tirmiv II* i iiian. a vUiliiikt
llilfMiiHi t lit I v I d u l t i , t.llki'tl tt> till
k’ lttup *»i, " K i i i l h " nfft r w tilt h M h
( ’ innil**y' >ti r\r*l it«f»* «e|»iiit*nM to
V*
K C William*. M m
M U
S ,i'
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Sti ti'kUmt. M m
l la r k i ’y*
Mm
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a i . l v . M m M a tn le lln t t 'i i Mr*. I
Y.bv.,'.
i l I n o e v , Mi* Clnreoi r Wallis,
•
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1J a n l ' V . ’ i t w ' "
Mrs. ( b a r b ' s | l " w U , Mr* Waller
O m k , '|r«
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C. IV I L i roll. 'I * II It
Monroe,
Mi* A " Alisley li . whose mniriage (■■ Mr. Alislry wa* an ivenl
' l l * II f M I gall, ' l l • t loti |>, ’I
mg. Mr* J i: 'I Kllilev Mild Mi * ol August '.'I Ui Dei atlll. till. Following rill'll wedding the iioqilo
visited in Fit.lilt,i iiiii have now left fir I'hnrloMe, N C li make
Hi i a,iii.
I 'Hide No o oil I on | >,»*i!uv l
' tin o', I., i «i McKudcv Its:
with Mrs. 0 . f I'ne-t, ,\|r». II. D
Priest Mini M r
• Hue Well* a
l'n*{cs>e* ,'|ii F
Mi'Danii •
I'ondm ti ll llo qeiiiiioiiu
pvrt'i i
opening w Hi * p i o 'e i , and otln.
os her silfile, I
' ITo
linppbvt
( ' i l l le *’ •» . roe1 II'. I ll''*drtV
Dm* of tl|il I
v cl i ig id i lie hollo of Mi* i.Tiiii
'll* l{ I' Cieii*haiv told e>
| Ian* for Call, D iv and for
b 'Irek* (villi ' l l * . Wi.llv Hipi'ie
uf
T h e Hnuih Hole P a re n t-T e a c h e r
Association begun the new year
yesieidny " h e n the Im urJ mem*
ta rs entertained with n heautiful
lea
in
the
school
lunchroom.
Teacher* ami new mother* were
Imnorcd nt the event.
Die lunch
room w a - attr actively dermate d
vi dh lid*.-.'ii* in vat mu* lovely
alludes
T ecs-liiv
nooning
at
loiiii
•»•. 1lot
»h hk 'I
'li< |l
M II
i >i»nih \ •innIt friioih*
\ a fa M o , f f e i . M i* ll u s lclt, M i*
I ' It l ale. Mi*. IlliulO olid U I ‘I
'ti
Ili il ii' ■
S* nitoni
About 200 Attend
South Side Tea
a* hostess with Mrs. Leonard. Tin
hualnc** meeting was copiloctel
hv Miss l.oulie Sipple and n hex
of used clothing uu< parked to
he sent to Korea.
Mrs Lennnid told of attending
a training school at l ake Junoloskn mid Mis* Sipple described
u si bool of mi*i*iiiiiH which *li at tended leeeoliv tn I ukelnnd.
Those present weie Mi*. Mali!"
Itlount. Mr*. IS F. Deal. Mrs. W
I’ Field*. Mr*. John Dillon. Mr.
"" It Kirliv. 'Ii» Leonard, Mr*.
I! M Mason, Mis. Clyde Itu m -c
'li Ui•• i \!i** Sipnli 't i * K c.
Snnlh, Mrt. J It Milliaoi* an I
Mi*. J. K Cot ilci
ft ll *r**f,
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nf
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f'T A ,
ai d N|».. .1 A I'H i.iUi. vice p ira ttlriii
I'm ru t 1 Y»Ml«*d 111 tli* i'I m i *
1h i •in« I•*f«>i i* iimnir («• Mu* lu iir h -
I Hs.lli
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h\
Mm .
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Mra ,
Milrlft*ll m il Hiltis'i'd 1fn* tt'achfra»
iiii*1iidiii|r ni'kv Hfti'R Yktm mi* Mra.
Ki» 11 I •■tick*. M m
S;it Miinfn*,
Mrs. I
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Ml*- H*M> Ih'Mlrlr.U
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th* IIIkIiI hI Milll fthd !•* lift* lifYV
dl 'Ilk lllff f •Mill t (IItl. f 111* ‘Pflll lhg Ilf
(hi »r (ciiii* ‘hi* i*|Hjri*ls »»f iho
•‘ I NIn 1 y*in
Mnii* than half
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• iii nival
I hi (*.lh.ft iny (. ftid mcliihiMf
ft * 1 1*hup Ii'--f*, .mdn**t‘«trd in
I lien huiiie.
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Mi H u h Aik»*ii Mi- f . K I'arl' l l - W W D o .'D 1 ( 0 , Wall
(*»i*. M
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it k m - . Mi\-bl*Y I h ii i 'R, Mra.
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and Mr*. .Inc) "
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Mr- **s«*nf*» \ WillitfiiiR
Kin* M u It \\ I it *••lllsilt .»•* ■n .Hnnfotd, tin miurl.il.. ■( th. ic
A. W. Ansley Jr. Weds
.Miss Janice (iril'I'in
•i.itrghler
Itimce
to
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Mrs. (iity Kisliop To
Open .Music Shulios
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IN.
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1)i(iin|, * iii,
LAST TIMES TONKillT
• Errol Flynn
• Olivia deklavilland
il il. 1|'i 9•••Vl Mil's \\»»*h
Ml** iMftn Hi-!•»•»», 1 fi.i-bil^'
DIC. II Mi'l.AlibLN
O rroiM ETH lST
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Friday. fla p t.». «*w
Hospital Meeting
(
»t>i* •■««! nt>»t
b P i llmstructlAn ^Arnpsnv with no
offer of a MOO.ftftn lomi.
"M r. Pollard, manager of the
P ith estate, said that the loan
pro habit won't ha necessary," Mr.
Wilton at Id. "aa he thinks It will
be possible to get ih« hospital
started befnrn Junr .111 whan fed• r t l tltl expire* without any outlld t loan."
. " I would Ilka to s ir Ihe Kish
•State build a hospital lu-re.' '.Mr.
Wilton added, "and I believe that
i f What the other trustees want.
Jpdg# Kith had a v»ry affectiontta feeling for Hanford heraitso
h it brother and sister lived here.
waa h it wish that a hospital
b* b uilt here as In Deland an I
N«W Smyrna and I want to see the
t*m >i of his will carried out."
Mr. Odham asked if It la posslb it to secure from th r Kish tru*U « i a commitment before lieNovember election to take over a
county hotplUl In Hanford after It
built and retire tha hnnda on it
voted.
Mr, Wilson replied that he did
ndt know but that ho personally
would hr lit favor of such a rninniitment. Mr, Wilson added that
all of the Kish trustees will lie in
Deiatid on Kept. l!H for the fminal
Opening Of tlie Deland hospital
and that at that time he w ill Dy
to aet l he commitment from Ihern,
Ur, Wilson also pointed out
that the Kish trustee" espccl
county aid for indigent patients if
th ty build a h»»pil«l here, and ex
plained flint it apodal Wi*al VoIm li county hoRpitul dUtnct -lad
b«tn set up over there and a LM
m ill tax levy provided for that
purpose, Me suggested that the
■am* th ill* ihnuld t'e ilone here.
. William Hush asked If the will
of Judge Kish permits the tinstees to purchase a hospital *1r lld y constructed and Mr. Wilson
replied that it did.
, Mr. Tnuhv asked If it would he
possible to get tho Kish trustees
to spoil out al the Hept. 2H meetInp the terms under whirh they
would bn willing to lake over the
County hospital In Hanford If ll ibuilt and Ihpildnle Ibe Mind* Is
sued for It* construrtion. Mi
Wilson said that hr would try.
William
l.ef fler Jr.
asked
wbtre can we find a ropy of the
rttolutlon we am going to he
asked to vole on al the November
(lection and Volin Williams Jr.
Slid It would be up to the County
attorney to prepare the resolu
tion. Mr. I.e fflrr Jr. also asked
how the ♦7011,001) figure for the
amount of the bond L»uo was
arrived al and It was explained
that the resolution culls for
blond Issue “ up to ♦700.000".
Mr. Crawford said that under
thk law the freeholders are going
to have to votn either "yes" ir
"nb" on the Issuance of the ho*
pttal bonds and that If the vote
I* "yas", thn County Commission
wifi not he rrnulrrrl to Issue ths
hands, or to
tri hulhl thn
the hospital, hut
bonds,
rathar w ill have Ihe bonds avail♦hie alther to assist the Fish rs
tate. or to build a County hospi
tal, If the Kish entitle Is unable
to do so,
“ It w ill lie sort of like Instirncat" he said. " I f we vote "no"
ml then the KDh estate doesn't
Huild the hospital, then where will
vfe ba7" ha asked.
‘ Mayor W illiam A. Htumtter explaintd that ♦700,000 Is the hast
litlm a te available of tha probable
coat of a hospital, the site of the
alt* n*»<l»d In Hanford. The I)"lin d hospital, which I* a f>o lie I
hjspllal, ha aald cost Just under
8
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l t r . Wilson explained lhal Hi*
construction cost of the Dsland
hospital was IflSn.WK) and that It
cost almut ♦100,000 more to rrpilp
Dr. Leonard Munson wanted to
know If the KDh estate builds tin
hospital with federal aid and with
the County maintaining It, wliat
e iu lty Ihe Fish estate would have
Ih It and who would run It.
[ Mr. Wilson said the Fish r itlt a w ill operate It If the Hsli
• t U t * builds II. Ami Dr. Mumom
• k id ,h* didn't think that was n
Mod hutlness proposition.
*>r. W. V. Roberts asked at what
Icit th* Deland hoepltal was
•ted lo run ami what would w
Idle It In connection with tho
Toll Speer wanted to know If
r'tih estate already has 14110,•
on hand or In light for the
txUcMun of • *150,000 Ima), wbv It Is neceasary to vote
id liaua for $700,000. lie said
(Jllavad tha people would apI o v a ii 1850,000 bond lasua, but
i* Ray. McKinley exploit
Uta petition calls for a be
i “ up to 1700,000“ and that
o lota to change that flgt
Be aald that only tha amm
la would ba floated In any
itancai that ware actually
Hobart* aald that he had
I tha plana of th* Deland
II and aald that ba bewa could build a bigger
bare for less money. Ha,
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of
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thay ay*
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it th*ms*lv*a
In tha
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oture
Farm Labor Supply Hospital Referendum fJetievn Garden Club Girls, Boys Staters
To Be Entertained
In Florida Slated
Hy MRH. rtlLHRKY
M'aHitat,** r . ■ r-. ee itaei
To Be Inadequate complication Ir th r bond Question Mrs. T. W. Prevail gave a birth
loyi
The farm labor supply la al
parted to he short this year In
most Florida agricultural areas.
mVordlnp to a report made to the
membership of the* Florida Fruit
and Vegetable Association this
week hy l.a Monte Graw, Iti
executive vice-president.
Graw,
who is also chairman of the state
form labor advisory committee,
Mild that the analysis Is based on
studies made hy pubtlr agencies
snd by the Association, and was
confiemSd hy statements of growria at a eerie* of meetings held
ir, the peninsular part of the state
during the past two wckes.
"W hile we are hopeful that large
numheis of migrant workers will
return to Florida this fall, there
mo Indications that the number
will again fall off, as it hae done
during each of tn* past eayrral
years. Many are being Induced
to i etna In In the north and ac
cent employment In defense IndusDies, and thl* change of employ
ment has hden stimulated by the
d■ought that has prevailed in
many northern farming areas, re
sulting In a shorter season there."
The report says that production
of fruits and vegetables has tieen
increasing al the rate of eight to
ten per cent per year for the past
four years, and that the decrease
in the supply of migrants has not
been offset bby the additions to
the farm lalmr force brought about
by active recruitment In the Southeastern slates by tbn Employment
Herviee, by tbe voluntary Influx
of hundreds of Puerto ((Icons,
nml by supplementation from the
llrllls li West Indies..
"Ilnth the Kmployinent Service
mol ourselves rrallte the serious
ness of the situation," Graw said,
"and are taking active slope to
stabilise (he supply, as well as
lo wink toward more effective
utlllrallon of the existing labor
force. M Is unfortunate that many
form workers have surcumbcd to
the lure of the big city and of
industrial employment, e v o n
though they rsn enjoy greater
net earnings If they remain In
agriculture.
The problem w ill hr presented
in detail al Ibe convention of (lie
Association at Minml lleach on
Hept. 26, when Michael .1. Galvin,
Dnder-Heerotary of l.ahnr, will
keynote the labor forum.
All
glowers are Invited and urged to
nltenil, Gmw said, so that the
Asaoeinllnn and public officials
may have the lirufeit nf their
views.
CAM. ME GENERAL!
TOKYO 'At—The new command
er of tire British Commonwealth
Ollvlslonn In Korea has the kind of
a namn that gives headline writ
ers nightmares:
Mai. Gen. Michael MmUenrtery
Atslnn Rnberl* West
Mill Iho tfe n m l Is eon side rale
Said mm nf his alnlf officers: "He
prefers In he called Gen, Wash
ur, If you want to he more formal,
Mai Gen M A 11 West
Newsmen fpilckly adopted Hint
age In provide care f<u indigent
patients. Me #nid lids is same*
ihlng which III* people should
keep in mind when voting Immls.
William l-effler Jr. said that he
has hern studying the figures on
Ihe Drlnnd hnsnltal and that ||
w ill run annie $20,000 a year |p
the hole to operate. lie further
said his figure* showed thn Han
ford huHpItai w ill run an even hlg*
per deficit, costing nhmit ♦170,000
In operate with receipts amount
ing to iiholll $100,000.
It was at tills point that Mr.
(Idhiini IsHiit’d his fir ry anpetl for
srtlon and on end to miibbling.
Declaring we are allowing our
selves to he drawn o ff Into technlralllles mid a dlsrusilon of fis
cal expenditure* that has no pro
per place here In thin meeting, he
said. "These obstructionist^ and
self-styled fiscal experts aro rate,
lug these technleallties about the
number of hospital beds and oper
ating deficits In order to lake us
away from the very purpose fer
which we came to thl* meeting
tonight.'1
,
“ We are down here In the pub
lic interest to ilkclda whether or
nut we feel that we should, In tho
coming election, vote for bond* to
be issued up to tha amount of
♦700,000 for the construction of a
hospital which we all know we
certainly need," ho declared,
Pointing out that the need fur
g hospital had been hraughl ,hpm«
closer to him th e n 'll hatTto’ alm*
ide because his father died
hi* home without benefit of
hoepltal car* because the hoepltal
waa Inadequate. Mr, Odham de
clared, "Many of our people are
dying In their home* today w ith
out the benefit of hospital car*,
or alia have to go to Orlando.
When a peraon'a alek and n need
of hospitalisation It doesn't mat
ter to that paraort or to his lowed
onaa whether tha ooi-t of the hos
pital care Is IS, 110.
a day. Thalr aim ahd dea r * la to
get the best cara poialbla for
tndlr loved one.
' ’
r
The petition* call for an Issue
"not In excess of $800,000" where
as the figure slways mentioned In
recent public discussion nf the
m ilte r has been "nnt In cxrrss of
♦700,000."
Kxamlnstfnn nf the Htste law
concerning hnsnltal bond elections
clarified me dispute concerning
whether nr nnt Ihe Commission
Is nhll.'ated to put the ipirstinn on
the hnllnt.
It ennesrs from (he !-*»v
this I* not the case. Tin- law
reads that, when the nrrrssnrv
pelltlnn h*e hern suhmltled and
approved as qualified, the "board
of county rommlsslnnrra shall
submit Ihe question tn tho quail
fled electors of the count-- -vim
are freeholders at the nr
ren
eral election to he hell! 1• 'll-county, nr at a sprrlal el"-) l<»n
called for that purnosp, first g iv
ing th irty davs notice In one nr
more newspapers published In Ihr
county."
I t was polntrd out hy Mr. Hern
don that Ihe Commission Is di
rected hy law tn pul Hip question
before the public nt "the next gen
eral eleellon" nr "at a special
election called for lhal purpose"
and hence the Commission Is not
required to put the question on
the ballot for the Nov. 4 election.
Another point not vet cleared
up In the controversy Is thnl (he
law requires that the exni t m illage of the lax required’ for the
bond Issue shall he put on the
ballot, n»l the maximum possible
amount of Ihe Mind Issue.
The text of tile law In point Is
ns follows:
"156.04 I'uhlie rounty hospllitls;
petitions; election; oxlMliiishinoi.l,
— Whenever the hoard of county
commissioners of
nnv county
In the State of Kloridn - tint I lie
presented with n petition signed
.'V five per cent of Ihe leshlent
freeholders of such rouiilv. asking
lhal an annual tnx may he levied
for (he eslirhltsliment mol main
tenance of „ piddle liospitnl at n
nlare In the c»llllt<- pnnu'd thereI", mid shall specify in -nid pc.
tltlim Ihe inns i in rim ani-uinl of
money prnpnaeil lo I>«> expended In
purehasinif nr building said Met
pllal, such lioaid of eminlv cnin
mlaaloners shall submit Die qiie-<lion lo Ihe ipialified electuls ->f
the county who are fieeholders nl
e next general ele-lion In Inheld In the countv, or al a special
eleellon called for that purii'Mc.
first giving th irty days notice
thereof In one or more newspaper*
published in die county, if nnv he
published therein, nr posting w illt«‘n nr printed nnt lees In each pie.
clrirt of the eoiintv, which not lee
•hall Include the text of (he polllion and slain the amount of the
tax to Imi levied upon the assessed
property of the said munlv which
lax shall not exceed five mills on
the dollar, and he for the Issue of
the enmity bonds, tn provide funds
for the purchase of the site, or
sites, and tho er-rdmi thereon of
* public hospital and hospital
buildings, and for Ihe support of
lame, whirh Muni shall he pnvslde w lthlii th irty veers, which
said election shall he lirhl at the
usual places in such county fm
voting upon cnullty officers, and
shall he canvassed In Ihe sainmanner as the vote for the enmity
officers I* canvassed. The ballots
to tie used In any election at which
such hospital question Is sulioillted, shall ho printed with a state
ment substantially as fallows:
"F or a ------------------mill tax
for n bond Issue for a public hos.
pltal, and fur maintenance of
■stpej
Yl!H--------------------NO--------------------“ If a majority of Ihe fin-hold
ers who are qualified electors
Shall participate III said election
ami a m ajority of the votes cast
at such election on llir piopnslllim
eo submitted shall he In favor of
said tax for such bond Issue, thn
hoard of county cnmnilsshmura
shall levy a tax so aulhorlied,
which shall he collected In the
same tpunher as other Use* are
collected, and credited to the hos
pital, fund, ami shall he paid out
(in Ihe order nf thn hospital tru*luea for the purposes authorised
hy this law, ami for no other put
■poses whatever."
day dinner ut the Community
House Labor Day In honor of her
husband'* 70th hlrthday
M ri.
Tommy McClain baked the b irth
day cake with the candles nf yel
low nml green, green and yellow
were used ns the color scheme
throughout the Community House.
Those who enjoyed the dinner
were Mr. and .Mrs. H. K. Griggs
i.nd daughter Shirley Ann, Mr.
nmi Mrs. G. J. Cantos and sons
George and Frank; Mr. and Mrs.
Hughle Littler, Mrs- C. K. McClenny nnd sop Curtis, and tonlii-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Alec Cook nnd son Mlkic, all of
Jacksonville; Mrs. Jean Leonard,
Mrs, lles*le Hetman and datighter; Mr. nnd Mrs. j . W. David,
Mr. nnd Mr*. Jim McClellan, Mr.
end Mrs. D. D. Moran, Miss Lila
Woodard, Miss Mnry Jane Doyle
end John Leonardy, all of Hanfoul; Mr. and Mrs, Guy Durrance
and sons Guy and Gafy nf New
Kmyrnn; Mr. knd Mrs. Walk
Divers nnd daughter* Lind* ait
Camlare, nml Mr*. Mae Rivera all
of Houston, Tex.; Mrs. Josle I’ ra\ ntt nml Mrs. Fd Hamit of ChiiInota; Mr. and Air*. Kd Ctilllson
nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Hutchison
and sun Curl nf Haines City; Rev.
nmi Mrs. W. ft. Kyier of Alims;
Paul Mnxwcll of yellow Springs,
Ohio; Mr. nnd Mrs. H, It. Illanton
nnd Airs. Nora Kifcr of Haines
City, nf Leesburg, mid Air. and
Mrs. J. II. Illlhrey, Mrs. J. T. Mc
Clain Jr. and non Tommy; Air.
mid Mrs. II. Fisher, Air. and
Airs. K. II. (is nnt, Air. and Airs,
Frank Pitts, Mr. and Air*. Cader
Hart, George Oldhnm and Denton,
Fred, Vnllecn, Addle and Carlton
Prevatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Kulford and
children Hill and Hue spent th*
weekend with Mr. and Atrs, White
Hurst at Tarpon Hprlnga.
Mrs. Lucille Norton and son
Diehard returned hnme Thursday
after spending the summer In
Vermont.
Mr. William Morrow who Is
teaching at the Geneva school
lots rented the Hkrel cottage.
Itev. Ilniold Dann, pnslnr of the
Clipb'Wnw| Baptist Church In Win
ter Haven conducted the servlres
n( the Geneva llaptlst Church Hunday punning after which a basket
dinner wns served on the grounds,
shout Wl attended.
The Itev.
Donald Alnlnnn, pastor of th*
Chrintiun* Church, conducted servl
res Sunday evening,
A number nf purple from here
a II ended th r funeral of Oscar
»il*^t. lie
was Iho brother of Airs
Alderman of this city.
Dev. and Mrs. Lvmnn lic it ami
fnmlly huil no their guest on
I.nlmr Day, Airs. Hall’n parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J, K, Watson, alaii
her brother nnd sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. D. O, Wntlnn and sone
Ni-al and Jerry nil nf Pine Castle.
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Prevatt
had as their guest over the week
end Mr. Prevatt** elstera, Air*.
A. R, Sfnthcrx of Aflnmf and Mr*.
Mac Dlvcix of Houston, Tex.
Tnkach And Brady
Uclurn From N. Y.
Frank Tnkach and John "Texas"
Hrit.lv, Hnrifotil Legionnaires, hack
fiom I lie National Legion Conven
tion in New York City, had a fine
time watching the hlg parade
fiom atop the Umpire H latr Build
ing, and liked It so much ovor
LUAO feel frnm the ground that
they stayed nil thrrw morn than
three and a naif hour* on the
102nd atory.
Looking up and down F ifth
Avenue, they saw the parade for
a long distance, At Ita dock In
the Hudson Diver, they could ece
Dim IJtiren Mary.
,
,
Al another time Mr. Tnkach, In
Company with hla nephew and
niece, Mr. and Mrs. ip lin Powell,
enjoyed a trip on the ferry to
Stolen inland ami viewed Elltk and
Governors Islands, A* they ieturned from Hlaten Island, the
million light*
of
New York
twinkled In the distance.
A trip tn the M illie Hull at
Kadlu (illy waa enjoyed by Mr,
Takach, who waa much Interested
In the stage that rises up and
goes down.
.
A t Madison Square Garden, the
two Legionnaires heard an ad
dress by Democratic Candidate
Stevenson. They also witnessed
thu Inauguration of National Le
gion Commander Gough.
INDIAN I 'N r f TO RKTURN
NEW DELHI, Indlaigt—A highly
placed source said India'* sole con
tribution to tho United Nnllnnx
HUHII DEATH CLARE LUCE
forces In Korea -Ihe 300 man In
dian army medical unit—will ho I HARTFORD, Copn, UB-On
called home In November and basis of an uno'
special Connect
convention today n om lu
waa made by Prime Minister Ja- oof. Rush, Greenwich, for
waharlal Nehru. Nehru and other “ nato seal left v a c i^
ath of Brian ,
leadera o fhls government have
Dequetillj’ crlUcTmxad the U. N. i With the f i f i t b a B o t__
campaigns against the North Ko birds completed. Bush p is
total of 910 votes nsaded
rean and Chinese Communists.
nomination.
t.
At lhal point, former 0 , 8. Rep.
t WOMEN DIR IN CRASH
O a r* Booth* Luc*, who harThten
M S VEGAS, N. M. UTV-A con considered hi* principal
vctlblo and adumn truck Inadcd i f * lied badly,
with blailng asphalf collided headon Thursdsv, killing litre* women,
M a'
i On* o l tM .womtn waa thrown .ROME un-Count Carla Stores,
clear. Tha other two—both teen, who served Italy In diplomacy
♦gefa^wafe,burled In tha hoi mixr a halt century and M rltt XU
lure of ta r and gravel. Thalr bortlea
M M . ra m m d w ith long-han
“S l bL3fter,i h i . a i d ,
,.
IT.
All
Girls Slate and Boys Stale In TatUhn*IC" In June w ill be guests at
the meeting of the American Le
gion Auxiliary tomorrow night In
the Legion Hut. it was announced
today hy Mrs .Charles Webster.
The meeting w ill start at 7:30
p.m. after which refreshments will
be served. Guests of honor w ill In
clude Miss Gelt B illin g , Alls* Ann
Dehorn, Alls* Joan Wright, Miss
Sylvia Hayes and Mtsa Beverly
Gray snd Terry Cordell, Tommy
Speer. Hammy Jacobson, Joe Hut
chison snd Wesley llam ll.
A t THE C H U R C H E S
III Church Notice* must he presented al The Herald ufflc* by 4;0U
*, Al, on the day before publication.
ROTARY PROGRAM
Th* regular weeaiy maallng of
tho Sanford Rotary Club wnleh
w ill bo held Alonday noon at tho
Yacht Club w ill bo featured by a
varied musical program, C. L.
Redding, program committee ch jlf*
man, announced this morning. Miss
Mary Anne Bohlayer, a Junior at.
Florida Slate University where
the Is majoring In musira! edUj
cattoti w ill offer a group of violin
solos with Mrs. George Touhy u
her accompanist. David Hester,
popular young tenor soloist who
is In hi# sophomore year at Emory
University at Valdosta, Ga,.
•Ing several numbers with Roger
Hairis assisting at the plan*.
Gene Arnold of the Hanford N ivs!
A ir Auxiliary Station w ill rlo*e
the program with selections on Ibe
accordion.
FIRST B A ITIH T GHUHCH
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Twelfth Street at Laurel Avenu*
I ’srk Avenue *1 Sixth Street
Harold F. Bullock
W. I*. Flrnuk" J c . P»sl*»r
Amrlla J. Alullock
John I . Miller,
Sunday Hchonl P:4B n.m. Mrs. C.
Minister nf Education
"We've Hared A Place For You" H. Osndridgr. superintendent.
Morning Worship 11 00 a m.
Sunday School S i t *.r>i. "Bring
Prison Evangelism 2:30 p.m. at
nil tha fam ily." We provide n
place for evprv member of the the county Jell tyouth In charge).
Christ'* Ambassadors ( Youth I
family,
.Morning
Worship
Bro»dr»st service fl:30 p.m.
over WTRK 11:00 s m. Sermon hy
Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m.
W. P. Brooks Jr.
Afonday, annual business meetTraining tlnlon (1:45 p.m. De- Ing 8:00 p.m.
n*rtments for *11 *g r groups.
Tuesday, Hcellonal
Women's
Nursery for those undrr 4 years Missionary Council m a rtin i at
of age.
MACFADDF.N RETURNS
I lH llB in i ( I B M C sss Itset
10:00 a.m and 2:00 p.m.
Evening Worship H:00 p.m. An
NEW YORK tf)—Bcrparr Ma?;
Wednesday, Bible Htndy and
Prvslon In 1941.
evening of worship through sing prayer 8:00 p.m.
Faddcn. publisher and phjralcal
It ssld Ihe TV Magazine survey ing.
Thursday,
Men's
Fellowship culturlst, who celebrated nls 84th
showed that In one week lx« An
Nursery open for all Sunday 8:00 p.m.
birthday last week with a para
geles stations carried 853 major Harriers for (he small children.
.........
...................
Jlxar
chul* Jump
near
th* B*ln* II!
crime incidents, In addition lo In
Wednesday
Evening
Service
numerable saloon brawls, slug- R:00 p.m. Earphone* for the hard CHRISTIAN A rm MfRHIONARY In Paris, arrived home tod*y bp
plane
ting* and assaults and other " m i nf hearing.
ALLIANCE
n o r 1 act* of violence. Seventy five
Welrnm*.
Park' Avmva and Fonrltenth
per rent nf the crime deluge was
"Worship In air cooled comfort"
Htre*t
on pmsrams for children.
Glenn R. Bmilh.
Tnr editorial said Preston'* CONGREGATIONAL r H l'R r H
l.aj iTi rtn
Cl A t'T
IT v u iM ‘ i B,? 2 5
Bible Sch-ol 9-41 am.
mtst
i j d i i - i t , f-y a w ®
study showed that in the group of
ro w
ascwieot.sa
u o u w t x .
Park Avenue and Third Street
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
movlrs and radio shows. 78 per
Massage: "Helf-Gondemnatlnn or
J. Bernard Hoot, Minister
r i ' l l f f s i r a r go. a*is
cant showed Increased nervous
Half-Judgment T" Communion Ser ANN HLIWK IIAHTINOH,
Holiday School 111:00 a.in.
n tis, 8J per cent suffered from
I’tslntlff.
Morning Worship |l:0 fl s nt. vice w ill be held following th*
ilceplns disturbances, fears were Sermon: " T h r
Garments of Morning message at 11:46. Ail THANK TiinstAn HAHTiNna.
Increased 5 fold In 04 per rent,
[xfsndsnt.
are welcome.
and 51 per cenl were found lo he Christ."
g u ru s: To .srrKAW
Evening Hnrvlre 7:46 p.m. An
Phenomenon
TIIK
HTATt:
UT
FI.OBIDA
TOi
nalbIdlers The Journal added:
"When has Ihr world sren a Informal service of «ung and Gos
TIIANK TIIOMAH IIAHTI NOB.
"Up lo the nge of 12. common
pel message. The pastor w ill speak
as i ('h o t mil Hlreel. (laittilen.
phenomenon
like
this?
a
lonely
rearllons Included retiring to the
Alaliani«.
. . ,,,
youth, coming from on the *un)ei-t: "Who A rt Thou
Vnu sr* lierstiy required lo III#
mother'* tied for comfort nnd re unlnutrurted
NOTE: The Mid-Week service your
Ibe moral darkness of Gali
written sppesranre In person
assurance, srrcamlng, pulling Ihe iimid
lee, even more distinct from his at the Alliance Church w ill be ur by allutnry. on nr lielore eribed covers river Ihe head, burying age,
day, Hepiemher l». ta il. Jo ths lA'It
sod from everything around held on Wednesday evening during of
I'umpUInt fur illvurie filed liSre.
tha head under a pillow, ur diving
the winter month*.
In agalnsl you. and thereafter l«
him,
than
a
Plato
would
lie
rising
Under Ihe covers—there lo spend
Tils your Answer nr nlhsr plsadUp
In
some
wild
tribe
in
Oregon,
Inas as provided hy law and unsn
an unessy night plagued hy vivid
assuming thus a position at the
ilhire fu dn eu a Il#ores rro
fsHiire
recollectlnna. . .
(-1.Ilf men will lie entered «**ln«l
head of tho world nml maintaining
"As early na Ihe aevenlh year It it, for eighteen centuries, hv the
r " i ,ltniess my lisnd and offlolAt
C. C. White, Minister
wai noted that habitual exposure pure self.evidence of his life and
seal
eat al Hanfoid Florid* tHla ltin
Unified
Hcrvke
10:00 a.m. day
often produced a callnusnca* to doctrine."
of Anauel t i l l
Church
School
and
talk
by
P«Mo»;
(I I'. IIDIINIHIN
the suffering of others and .in atIlornrv Buslmell
As C lirk nf ssld Cir
Ynung
Proples
Meeting
7:00
rophy of sympathy and compis
cuit Court
p.m.
slnn toward those In distress "
HEAl.l
Kvrnlng Service 7:30 am.
If"ItAIINCKT A IKlTKIl
Thr Jnurnal ssld there Is m ire
I T i r i t r i l OF CHRIST
10 N (,'oiirt Hi.
Wednesday Evening 7:30 p.m,
to the urnblcm than "the pruposil
orlsndu FU
Elai Avenue and Hrrnnd Strret
Bible
Study
BerPrayer snd
Allnrner fur T lsln tllf
made by one rnngrcaarnan, who
J.
Nlrholsun, ,Minister
rices.
rep]Ini tn Ihr demand of an lr;ile
Scripture; " I charge thee In •
mother Ihnl hr do somelhlng aboul fu rr God snd the I.uid, Jesus
Iclovlxlnn by declaring. ‘ Did you Christ, and (he elect angels that
FIRHT PDKHBVTF.HIAN
ever think of turning the damned I lion observe these tilings without
CHURCH
.
Ihlng off?"'
preferring one before another,
Oak Avenue and Third Hlrs#t
doing nothing by p m lia lity". I
Her. A. G. M rlniils, Mlnlatsr
Tim. 8:81.
9:46 a.m. Hundav School.
1ll.00 a.m. Bible Study.
11:0ft a.m. Alorning Worship
11:00 am. Morning Worship.
Holo: "The Twnnly-Tiiird Psalm '.
0:311 p.m. Evening Worship.
hv Ml"# Doimn Lou IU iWednesdays 8:00 p.m. Bible Malotte
per. Anthem: "Holy Lord God",
John L. Galloway, County Tax Study.
Cain bv the Clmnccl Choir. Th"
Collector, announced today that
VUItors alwnv" welcome.
ni#ssage: "Tho Inner Clrcln" by
brrvt-iMgtt anil ocriipallotml lirrnso
Arthur DeYoung. Deacon. Chmcli
for the year beginning (let. I
Nuracrv 10:46-12:00 e*i h Sunday.
FIIF.F. METHODIST CHURCH
w ill go on siilu Hept. IP. All
8:00 p.m. Evening Warahlp. Tim
beverage license# must be renewed Fourth Hlreel slid Laurel Avenue Alyssage:
“ Tiny
Tapoi#'
bv
Rev. C. /,. .Miner, Pastor
and Ihe new licenses on display
George Touliy, Deacon.
Sunday School D: lb a.m.
In the various places of business
Morning Worvblp IldHJ a.m.
by inlilnigbt Oct, I, lie stated.
YPAIH Meeting 7:1b p.m.
After that date no lu-verage re
WEATHER U PLEASANT
Evangelistic Service 7:4b p.m.
newal license ran be Issued until
By The A#*oclat«>d Preaa
Prayer Meeting Wednesday "I
an apjilk-atlon has been made end
Another fairly pleasant day waa
approved by Urn State Beverage 7:4b p.ia.
Th*. Woman's
Missionary
Union the outlook for most of tho emm...
...... - .......
.
Dfparttueut.
It U therefore lu
Don't risk costly damage lo your
^
,
th" advantage, of operator*,, to w ill meet on Thursday, Hept. I t . try^Uxlay., .
**iU«fs, , « ,J tt J|is lint *1911,41,
at
3:3(1
p
in.
at
the
hnnia
o
f
G. fV
There vterc- light showers and
obtain (lielr lu-verage llcchsr on of ___no p in
a leak call your Barrslt CtrUKed'
Avenue. This thunderslorms
the -PaIhunderilorm# In part* of
.........
........................
before Orl. I, Mr. Galloway added. Huusliitttl dll Grange
Shlnalo Applicator. Ha will mako,
rifle Northwest.Northern (lochia*.
The various occupational licenses w ill bn a business meeting.
Northern Plains nnd Florida but
a FREE Inspection and show you
also will go on salu Hept. HI,
it wax fnlr tn other areas
These licenses arc due on Oct.
haw to avoid lulura troubW by
UGLY
CROSS
c
i
i
n
i
m
Warmer
weather
moved
Into
11
1"
I and are required liy nil who
applying lanott Mtnerat fftir(Episcopal)
Midwest
snd
headed
Eastward
It
practice n profession surti ns law
Iqcsd Asphalt shlnqlac. Save
Her.
fl.
I,,
/iim
nrrm
sn,
B.
0.,
was
emit
early
Imlay
In
the
Northyer*, doctors, certified piddle ac
llms and ttoubla by acting
Hector
easlern
sertlon
nnd
teuijieratiire#
countants, teal estate brokers,
promptly, Call TODAY!
LHh
Hundnv
After
T
rinity
dropped lo tlie 50* In Itnlelgh.
surveyors, etc. Also by operator,,
8 <MI a.m. Ilolv Communion. N l'., snd Nsshvllle, Tcnn.
of buslneascs such its garages,
Call The Lumber Number
0;30 a.m. Family Service and jI It was 105 above Thursday In
beauty shop*, bar Iter shops, shoe
‘ Pierre. 8 D.. a* hot wcslher con.
shine stands, wood yards, icpnlr Choral Rile ha Hat.
' ‘83'*
Services during the week;
Q
tinned In Ibe Central and Southern
•hope, brokers, wholesale deal
Monday through Thursday and Rockies, Ihe Far Southwest snd
ers, hotels, rooming houses, motor
For Suddan Herrlci
court* and cabins, coin operated Saturday Holy Communion 7:30 In most nl Ihe Great Plain# alatas.
machine* of all desnlptlons In a.m.
Friday Holy Communion Ojxt
cluding Coca-CoU vending ma
TO PREACH AT l l , ,
chines, manufacturing, processing, s.m.
CBAWFORDHVnXF., Ind. '^1printing, packing houses, restau
rant* and cafes, contracting in C H R lflf CHURCH, Long*ood Tha Rev. Cornallus L. Alrhart. 91,
213 West Third
Sunday w ill observa the 70th anni
any of ll* branches, etc.
( Episcopal)
versary of his ordination with a
Phone 8.1
Anyone operating n place of
tier, II. I.. Zimmer man, II. IT, sermon In Brown’* Valley P rim i
business fo r profit and permits
Vlrar
tive Baptist Church.____
____
dancing must obtain a dance
13th Sunday After Trinity
license. It Is a misdemeanor lo
4:0(1 p.m. Evening Prayer and
practice a profession of any kind Sermon.
or to ois-rala any business w ith
VOC-A I,
r u i»
out proper license.
FIRST M KTHGDIhT CHURCH
A * n lta O nly — 11 and up
A ll A«## — 1 and up
J, B. McKinley. Minister
T)i«nrr. hortneny. hDInry of mufle. muale naprselallon InclucUd
COLUMBIA PAPER FOR IKE
Alloa Thelma Lnng,
I" proper relation to lha appll"* cour**, Ash ahalil <l#*a In cliornl
(llre.-tltia
nr roarllliia for anlulats
COLUMBUS, Ha. <m-The Colum
Director l(*li|inu# Kduratlon
SB ))•<) Min atreel
Pboa# MA-W
0:46 ».m. Humlav School. A
bus Enquirer announced today It
w ill apppprt.lha presidential can- class for every age.
11 too a.m. Morning Worship.
dldacy qf It*publican Dwight D.
Sermon! "H oly Gummunion".
7:00 n.m. Intermediate and 8*n<
.. _ _ _ first tidhas In history
lor Youth Fellowship Bervlet.
the morning newspaper tn this city
8:00 p.m. Evening Worship.
of 10,009 population has failed to
euppott a Democratic presidential Sermon hv Rsv. Al Brock.
80l» lM *. t h * paper Is nearing Its
RF.VENTH DAY ADVRNTIRT
115th birthday.
CHURCH
fit ah editorial, Ihe Enquirer
Rsvsnlh Blraat and Elm Avtna*
a il BAST FIRST 8TRBET
said "Wa have failed to find what
K. H. Alcnslng, Pastor,
Wa consider sufficient reason to
Church Hervlcs 11:00 a.m. Bat«
PHONK 78
lv* tv p«fqfrtt thl*
this yo*
year to th* party
*iough wo have unlay,
Babhath School 0:30 a.m. Mra.
.th frd k lfiioIon
! without ex
II. BuSknar, superintendent.
H. JAMBA (JUT
IAMBS B. OUT
t,n
riM M M rfti
Tray*r Meeting Wednesday 1:00
Aim s .
O^SjMo' * * * * d,1Iy C>rCU* P Vlsltora are wslcoms.
TV Program* Hit
Legal Notices
M
r a E
,
a
LiccHKUH To Go On
Salt* On Sept. 15
Hill Lumber & Supply
Yard, Inc.
BISHOP MUSIC STUDIO
H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
General Insurance
COMING TO
HANFQRD
P
were from Denver. Colo.
'Jf
tna* w
ho.pl—
tract < h
r-t
coat,
i know
ring.
I
�ND'Vi
fijgspr
THE SANFORD HERALD
Legal Notices
HE OLD HOME TOWN
i V » r t i n t n r r o t N T o r T in :
sJlNTII J l'IV lt lA L l I N C l 't T LX
a x i > re n t s i.m .M iM : r i M v r t .
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tiin m n
x n w as
N IL A M U N 'h H k J l I ’hKA.
P la in tiff,
JOHN M A R T IN K I4P8K V .
I
m i nn i
M i n e r , ro s v v t : t i i
IN T in : NAMK »>P T in : ST v r i: " I
n n i : P T i v M.v
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m a h t i .s
k h i hka
f,P WHiff:i§fl f A»1itflin f I** III'll k Im U 11
Tmi lire hf'fPt'V r**'liilr«*i1 In Mir
your nn p r n t a.11* *- -1n«* n n » vi *•r n »«*|tatr pf*ailifm * »»t* S* |iii*nitif i ; u m
193J in iht* • tr* nil I ’riMii «>f Hi*
Ninth i u it h U l I ’lr iiilt in rt'i.i *i*i
H4#tnlrin|p rv»l|fl*> ITn flil i |n i F>« f
t# r r. In » MUIt till-ill*'I VOil am*
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CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE
ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
By STANLEY
•AND T H E Y SA Y --,F O L K S^ //M TH T
C IT Y J U S T C A N T W AIT^TIL "THEY \
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Bob Basore’s 2-Run
Sanford Navy Nips Pinecastle, 2-1, To Win Orlando “B” Title
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Play On Saturday George
Senn’s 2-Run
Single Is Margin
Big Hob n iin rr'« resounding
two-run homer In the top of Mu*
Of
Victory; Tars
reventh g*v<- i he Hanford All
Star* a thrll'lng, 6-4, triumnh
Given 2 Trophies
crvei F.IIM l 'lilr Company nine
ta il nlvttr In the fir pt gain* of .he
data B Orlando |r>vliatl>m at K*
position Park In Orlamto.
Th* victorv advanced Sanford
In the winner* bracket In id *"
the winner of tooinlii'* Snnfoi I
Navy and Plymouth Frecjur ram i’,
That yarn* w ill hr nlaved at F»
position Park on Hatnrdnv night
at 0:00 p pi.
Rrd Hire- » m l llir entire
fin e r "leldln* hill llir r r lilla.
two alonr Ihr arrafrh »arl»ir.
Hire* survived a »h»kr • • M *n
(It* flr»* Innlny whin Elliott*,
tallied three lime* on two till*
and two error*.
A lta r that the All-Star* u r'ilrd
down and nlayrd air-tight hall hot
ware unahle to nick the o-iun-L
tlnn lor any marker* until the
sixth frame when Hanford tied
the came on three hit* nod two
VTTOM.
It all he(ran when Kill Crah
tree reached firm on a mlscue hv
the third haaeman wlil-h wn« Pil
lowed hv a aharply lilt single to
left hv BUI Flanders that arnred
Crahtrea from rerond.
Bob Baaore bounced In the
Ditcher, who flltnhled with the
hall Ion* enouah to permit llsiwtrr to make flr* l on the error,
tfandera xolng to third. Kent
m etlaln looped a alnale over
rhorl to bring In Flanders with
the aaennd run. Ilaanre and
Chat lain advancing to third and
•eeond on tha throw In.
A fter tohn Kcello*, who mode
tha fielding play of the avrnlnp
running Into right field for a pop
fly In the third, made not, r rankle
fitenvtrom aant Baaore scurrying
home with a bingo to right.
Elliott rame hark with an onenrned run In their half of Ui"
•Ixlh to vo ahead 4-3. Hanford
took full advantage of their leal
opportunllv to come hark lit
gama In the aeyenth.
Boh “ Paul llunyan
l»a*«re
clouted a tremendoii* line drive
Intp left renter for a home run
arorlnir Flandsr*, who had walkad, with the lying and winning
r *|*|r#w. In Id* typically cool m »I
Inltlahlr fashion, pitched to old/
four hatter* In tlm hottnm «f Ui*
seventh to *cw up the game
Manager llulrcrl llagwall and
rhatlaln Hava called a practlra
fay tonight at the l.ahcfront
441amond at 7:10 p m. It w ill ha
g a b o r t pru^tlr# %%I t li Ii IIII hk "n*l
fl»1dlng drill*.
Tha All-Htara, aponaarud by
tha C llv llccreatlnnal
Depart;
m m t. w ill plnv on Hniurdev Mtcbt
at 0iOO p.nt. In Kxpusltlon'a No l
Diamond against the winner of
tonight's Hnnford Navy-Plynomtb
Freeier gams.
The All-Star* w ill meet In front
of Brown* Amoco Motion
on
flerond Street *ml Park Avenue ut
7s30 pm. tomorrow night for
trampurtatlun.
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Prep Highlight
By HAM JACOBSON
Hanford Auxiliary Naval Air
Slat Ion won the r|n*< It Orlando
City aofthall championship la*t
nleli) hv noting out the Pinecastle
Air Force Ito-e, 2-1. Iri a hltterlv
fought pllehers duel of the fllinl
tournament game at Fipnsltlim
Pnik In Orlando.
Aa pad* are being Issued and
pre-ientou practice session* head
into the homs-atretch, th* Semi
nole High School football plcturs
• till appears rather dim. Despite
th * fact that 44 letys have reiorted for the snuail. Co-coaches
rred Ganas and Bill Fleming are
still plagued by an anemic, rela
tively inexperienced Hue
Their one consolation, however,
lie* in something which seem*
to have b e e n
forgotten in most
of the prep grid
forecasts.
A l
though the 1062
edition of thet|
Celery Fed* la
■ m a i l e r and
greener t h a n
many have been,.
It goes without a
doubt that Oil*
"quad Is one of
the most spirited
and m o s t husl-Bammr Jacobson
ling combinations ever fielded by
SIIS.
By The Atsoclaled Press
Power conscious Tennessee, m i
nus most of its 1951 ball carrying
aces, Is following the Southeastern
Conference trend and turning to
an air game
fallback-, Pal Shires, Jln n n y« |
Wade and Pal Olekviak got lengthy
lovdng
Thursday and all
id uorkoui*
uor
passed well despite effort* of the
fart charging Vol defensive line.
Blessed during the past two sta*om* with one of the country's best
round garni"), the Vois have done
tile passing Hut Coach Bob Neyland figure* to take advantage of
some passing yardage while ho
develops some more power boys.
RDc where on SEC practice—
fields I lie usual nre season shlftsT
of penonnel piovldrd most of the
new*
Flurldu Coach Boh Woodruff
moved Howard Chapman from tho
defensive platoon to offensive tack
le. leaving Chiu lie l a l ’radd as the
only tackle with game experience
One setback to the Fed hupe* with the tackling crew. Chapman
was tlie Ins* uf John Carter for at 238 pounds Is Florida's beefiest
the next couple of weeks, (.'af lineman
ter, a hefty Juniur up (ruin thu
Georgia Tech, hailed hy coaches
JayVee squad, wa* being counted and writer* as the 1053 champion®
on to man one of tbe tackle post* routmued to shuffle Ha reserve
for the local*.
He tore *ome strength Wayne Satorbak. Junior
ligament* from Id* vertebine tmd defensive hack from Birmingham,
ha* been advised not to take part was shifted to offensive end. The
in any contact or rough d rill*, move followed a switch of Sopho
hut lie will lie ready when the more Fullback I.Inwood Robert*
season open*.
to offensive guard.
On the brighter stile of tin- pic
Coach Wallv HutL* nf Georgia
ture wa* the iidoitlon of thlee
expected candidate*. David llo- received word that Tackle Jim
aack, a stocky, well-built (Isteeu Farish. formerly a renter, would
lad, reported about u week ago. not return to school. The husky
While It unveil Maim mid Don Col Camden, Ala.. Junior was booked
vin, both up from the H-*qnad, for first string duty with the de®
lolled ill w itli tlie opening of fonstve gang
Ttilanc'x lop ground gainer In
school. The latter two boys will
probably nee quite 11 bit of var l!i.1t. Fullback Max McGee, was
ticketed fur duty as a safety man
sity duty.
by Hear Wolf, thu Green Wave'*
In nn effort to ImUter tlie middle new mentor. Wolf said the move
experience to the calof III* forward wall. Conch Ganaa wn* to add cxnei
hit* "hilled end low defensive barkfleld.
lliihhn Ili-bee to
Vince Dooluy, Ihu man who may/
11 guard
"lot, let Auburn'* Itiilph Jordan split
lllnliee, who hint Ihe " T ," passed and ran brilliant
year «■< 11 sopho ly during the Tigers' first acrlm ®
more row quite mage, lie passed for three to u c h "
a Idt of nciioii, downs, run fnr another and set
Im* been coming up two inure with nifty runs.
/’ iilong exception
Imulslmia State had a long,
ally well at this bruising scrimmage which brought
new position. Ilia no Injuries and a lot of aatlsuca h ifl bring* tho tlon to Coach (la ynd l Tinsley. The
number
of Tiger bos* singled out Backi Jerry
flie h f lf«»rd* out to a Morehnnd, a transfer from Notre
M
grand total rrf Dame, and Leroy Labat for spe
three, none of whom are letter- cial praise.
men, although fiery Host llaiinum
Kentucky Foech Paul Bryant
waa voted last year’s most prom was pleased with the perfortnanagB
ising JayVee athlete. *
of hi* offensive line Ho said th i
Wildcat blocking brigade waa
Another boost to Fed hopes was much Improved.
the return of stumpy J. U. Jlowell.
At Vanderbilt. Coach BUI Ed
Starting quarterback last year, wards enthused over his defensive
Howell had come out for eai lier | ,lfl|( After a battering scrimmage,
d rill*, hut had not been present I Edward* *a!d "These men era
for lh« luvt couple uf weeks.
hilling liaidur tliun any I'va had at
Vanderbilt "
(Jne probhlrm to the couching
Alabama locked the gates and
htaff ha* been the failure uf scrimmaged tor 45 minutes. Billy
l.oy* to try-uut for the fre»hman Shipp, a 240 Pound tackle, was out
eleven. Fro«h mentor, John Hcott, standing on defense.
3
had arranged n five gam* *ch*dul* for hla charges but !>« threat
ens to disband hi* team if no Is that these Ikivs are still grow
more boya report tu him. Actual ing fast and have ihrse more
ly quite a few boy* have turned years to go.
out for hla tauad hut only 10 ara
It's highly possible that some
bonaflda freihmen. The othsra of them w ill *ee varsity duty this
are smaller 7th and Hth grader* r.canon, but evtm If they don’t,
with big gridiron aspirations.
they might really form a grid
Juggernaut for tha 1063 and
On* of th* moro usual condi iron
1054 seasons.
tions confronting line coach Gan**
ia tha fa rt that hs can field an
all-«ophomore line winch would
nut-weigh hla varsity forward
wall. With Duke Henning and
Harold I’ale at th* ends, 200nounder Robert Newsome and
CIIIKOI'RACTOR
Larry Bates at th* tackle posts,
Please call for appoIntniMt
Robert Harvey and Johnny Jone*
at th* guards and Ralph Flowers
Phone 1792—1740
at canter, opponents of tha Sanford
JayVee team ara bound to ba
in trouble, And tha baauty of it
i
f'a lr h e r G e o rg e S e n n 'a | w o -ru n
h l n v o I n t h e I n ’) o f t h e a l i t h p r o
v id e d th e n e c e « » a ry m a r g in o f
v ic to ry fn r th e H a n fo rd T * ' * .
S e m i sc o re d F r a n k M a rk in , w h o
h a d a ln - d e d , a m i I I . M * r k l n * w h o
re a c h e d h a v e o n a f i e l d e r * c h o ic e .
Chuck Crave* scattered five
Pinecastle hit* In yielding hut a
single tally, while opposing (linger
Hill riegan Issued only five hit*
anil n pair of runs to nh«»rl> tin*
lo*«.
I lie championship victory ellin a r e d Hanford'* undefeated
drive to the final* In the wlnnera
bracket. In the prncr** the. anlin e d a divisional title.
Then Wednesday night the Fly
er* from Pinecastle. coasting be
hind >he brilliant pitching of lienan. threw a scare Into Hanford hy
blanking the local Tar.*, rt-0, on u
• wo-hiltor. A <*Tii for Pinecastle
la*t night would have (riven them
the title allice Sanford would have
lint twice to Pinei-aatle’s one lose.
At the ciinrliialon of the till*
rnnleat last nlwht, Orlando City
l(ecreallon*l (Hrertor
Var
ner awarded the local Navv team
with the championship and divi
sional trophic*.
There w ill he no rest for N’ayv
mine mi they piny the Plymouth
Freeier* tonight at Raposltinn j
Park in I tin opening rifle of lipOilanilu l la-* H Invilalionnl tour
—Official Navy Photo
nament. If Navy win* they will
The Hanford Auxiliary Naval A ir Station'* main team swept iiloualiip and Ihu other for thu dlvl*ional win. Hark row, luft to right:
face the Sanford All-Stars
Haturthe Orlando
'l•*l ' itmiinnmenl
till* week
tu
annex
,
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‘through
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w i
vClass
irn w n
v o iiiH ir iv iK
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»the
itv
II K. l-ang, II. (j. Harkins, ruach (I. O. I.uhay, It. N. Nunn, and T. J,
* J1V
, , #‘ M M * V 0 , .
, , u n ' ' ' n I e h m » i M l « H u i h i | i l u s t i i I k M l i y t l e f i ' t t t m y f ’ l m c n M l f A i r F u r r w R u r v , 2 1. l.yuiiH. Front row: J. A. Meyers, K. T. Iliunirk, A. I,. Ponton, F. It.
1 * r 7 ,M S r u i . ! ! ! . i ° n , 1 . .
. i T h r y m t i - I v i m I t w o t r o p h r y a f r o m O r l a r u i o C i t y R i ’ r r c A t l o n a l D i r e c t o r Markin. Chuck (iravus, star p itrh n , (leurge Sunn, catcher, uml Itiilph
r t M * »• A H l f O N n i n « » " • » * « • i I m < I i k a I ^ | V o m e r u t t h * c o n c l u s i o n o f t h » t l t l o c o n t e n t , o n < * f o r t i n * r h n m Klliotl, outfielder, were misting at the time of this picture.
n t r M l i i t l o l l w i n n l < M i f i w i m l r d ft
truphy for ii divisional title last
night. FASItON was defeated hy
Plneea«tlo In the semi-final* of
the " f t” tournee, which earned the
k 11
Flyer* fiom Pineenrtle the light
to plnv Sntlford Navy in the finals.
Sanford Nnvv
oori 11112 11 2 r> 2 OAINKHVU.LK ids - Florida'*
I'ineeiistle A Fit (Mill loo li 2 fi 2 Unlor* could look lorward to un
COIt A I- HA HI.KB (Special) —
aHut iiiMiti of coslur knock* today
Groves uiol Serin.
University uf Miami footbhall war11* tlm couching staff planned to
riu i* tudav w ill receive their firs t
ronctmlralu mi pcrfucllng play aataste of full scale scrimmage. The
sigiimuiil* looking to a rugged
huadknocking hn* been scheduled
Kcrlnimugo Saturday.
for -t:,'IO p.m. on the main catnpu*
Siiphmmiroa and freahtnan are
Athletic fith l, hut the workout
getting the most coaching alien
will lie rinsed In the public. Only
lion till* week a* Coach Bob Wood
the press w ill be admitted.
tu ff lr!c* In tiring offensive and
defensive lineman along fnr r r
Coach (lualafson la analona to
NKW YOHK UP—Before a mus
lly KENT t'H F .ri.A IN
servo strength
gat along with scrimmage. He
cle has Iteen fluxed In serious com
An
eapected
shift
In
player*
on
aaid todayI “ We have leaa than
One of them ,313 pound Jimmy petition, Michigan Slate ha* been
Won lost Prt.
Hatch, found lilrnself with a golden Hcluck'd a* I ho No. I college foot the Hetninolo High Hcnool foot two week* lu prepare for Port
N a tio n a l l.e a g lie
ball
team
began
to
m
ntrrlallio
II rookl vii
HI
tttl oppiiiltinlly lu liattle hi* way to n ball leam of 1U32 In thu Associated with toilay'x anuounrcmenl that Jacksun, a club which has been
working since the first uf Aug
Now York
77
.507 first string defensive ipet. If rjtn a Press annual pre-season poll.
Ifa riy lly td , lone 11)61 *nd hold ust.
We plan In scrimmage
The Spartans edged nut the po over,
HI I .mils
7H
171 nho 111 when Howard chapman, a
woulil
be
drawn
hark
Into
jo j limlor college transfer from fnrsl- tent Maryland 11 In whut amounted
*lmo*l every day Tor Ihe nest
I'hlladelphlu
12
the
barkfu-hl
to
hrlp
holster
tho
week and a half."
jagli'iina, T e x. moved to fhu often to n 2 leant rare for Hie fop spot,
Chlrngo
tUt
o(i | slve unit for luckle play, leaving thu 314 *|Mirl* writer* ami spurt* Celery Feu*’ offensive arm.
The Fort Jnrk*<m Holden A r
t'lurlunutl
Ml
Atuilhvr end. liubba lll*h*e,
135. 'lie rigid liicklu defensive apol raster* participating In the poll
row* w ill come tu Miami Hept. 16
Itoslon
&/
ll-wfuad ren ult, ha* llkswlse
2^7 | wide open for any who rould grab tilling up 1,730 point* (ur Coach
to inert the Hurricane* In the
Plllt burgli
ao
annual Uuartcrbarks Club full
Higgle Minin'* team to 1.C9U for been ro n rrrlrd from an end to
Amerleiiu l.cagoe
a guard. ‘Ihia rurrenlly Irate*
Hatch scrimmaged at that post Maryland
game. The game i* being staged
59J
New York
the flank position* of Ihe fo r In conjunction with thu annual
.VJ7 Thursday, teaming with Sopho
Cleveland
(iuoruln Tech wa* a fairly re,.12tl mine Jack Taylor who I* being •pectulile third choice with 1.231 ward wall In the hand* uf l» u
convention of the Florida Hporta
Chicago
.53tl tried as a replacement for Oator points, but was not even close to JayVee araduatea of last rear,
Writers Aisocistinn atul the Flor
Washington
lanky Jimmy Hot and Calvin
ida Sports Casters Association,
523 Defensive Standout Charll* Da- the first two when It caine to firstllustnn
Wrleht.
522 i ’rmld
Philadelphia
plncr voles.
The squad'as a whol* appear* In
Sophomore
Fullback
Stumpy
Further change* In the make-up fine physical itiape for today's
St l.ouls
415
The
point
total*
were
baaed
on
uf the Inexper Initial scrimmage. Virtually all
32H Tlininiisou, Jacksonville, raid that 10 points fur a first place vole,
Detroll
lie I* withdrawing from tha snuad nine fnr second, eight fnr third,
ienced Hrmlnol* uf the men reported for the open
Florida Internalloiial league
primary line of ing d rill Labor Day lean atul ready
CM hut plan* to remain in irbool.
etc, ami Michigan State'i top
11)2
49
Miami
d e f e n a e teem for set inn*, while the past two day*
0.(1
40
point total was the result of Its
DU
Miunil Heach
furtlicoming with the grldderi have Iteen engaging
h:>
Tampa
04
edge in point* uwarded fur the
370
34 playera vying In blocking and tackling contact
lesser poiltlnn, aa Hie Spartan*
09
H4
631
.SI. Peturshurg
for the seven work to prop for Ihe initial scrim
400
rccluveu 77 flral place votaa to 7B
Havana
74
77
starting berth*. mage.
99
441
for llte nmnarup Maryland team.
West Palm Haach 07
The lux* of Byrd
IDS
311
Lakeland
5)
Grorgla Tech recaived only 15
The only man on Ihe aquad
JACKSONVII.LK UP* Julian
In the line re
41 100
.271 Jackson and T. P. Cowart, co- first-place vote*.
Kuy West
duce* the num who does not appear ready la
TIIHRHDAY'H RKHtl.TH
owner* of Jax Meal auper markela
An Idea as to the wide difference
ber of exper Fullbback I'ud Con* I an il no, who
Florida Htala Laaiua Playoff
here, have purchaaed tha Jackaon- of opinion at to tho merits of the
ienced players to reported this fa ll with toe much
Daytona Heach at Palalkn post- vllle Heach Sea Blrda of tha Flor rlubs this year may be obtained
two, Terry Cor- weight, and Kerry Mailtos, who
round*ida(Polatka
Slate Imaguu from a
poned, wet ur
•Itll, A ll- R F C
from (he fact that BO teama wero
has been III with a strep throat.
Inal aeries, 2 ft)
lead* 1 of 3 rltinl
rltlren* fnr an undiarloiad p rice. awarded at le n t nna point In the rentsr amt hard blocking Tackle I’ud returned 14 pounds over
At the same lim e they signed
American1 League
Loagur
goad voting, oml no lest than 17 re Joe Pickens, both tegulars on the weight, tlpplag Ihe beam al 114
*y
New York 12 Philadelphia >
the Greater ceived vote* for Ihe No. 1 spot
1061 team.
pound*. "\Verre going to have
Beaches Stadium.
t.'lvveland 2 Detroit U
With Ihe beginning of school
to taka a lot of weight o ff Pud
The top 10 with their point totals
St. Louis B Chicago u
"W e'll spare no expenses In giv
ill Tuesday, tha Celery Fed
before he w ill produce hla beat,"
Wathlnglott 4 llostou 2
ing the Beaches a winning team ," (first place voles In parenthesis)
grid rosier ha* swollen from M
Coach Gustafson said. Conataefollows:
'
Jackson said.
National League
candidate* to aver 70, Including
lino ran al 167 pounds during
Michigan Hlate O f)
lloaton H Hrooklyn 5 ( I I Innlnga)
1.720 n dosen freshmen. Coach Ganaa
This was tho first year In the
the Hprlng drills and was a w h li
Maryland
(7B)
‘ rial
1,980 and new coach John Hctdi,
New York 4 Philadelphia 3 ( l l l n - league (or the Ueach. It finished
*•< who
w
at this weight. Gua said todey
Georgia
Tech
(13)
aerond.
1.231
nlnga)
rlddern,
U handling (he freak ark
that the stoehy
would
ur fullback
.
Oklahoma ( I t )
1,068 have devised * plan to (nee
St. Louis 1 Chicago 0
Harry llatchar remain* vie*
cornor
carry about 17* pound* this
Illinois (7)
Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 2
iresldunt and general manager,
1,045 ate Ihe froah team and ths
tl IIFall.
Tennessee (9)
70g squad* Into one club.
nit Cowart laid plana were not
Florida International league
Just wh«n Mallloa w ill be able
Wisconsin (4)
completed as to whether Bed
334
Miami 3 S I., Petcraburg 1
The new move has been design- to don a uniform, Tralnar Dava
California (1)
Treadway would ba rehlred aa
630 ad to accclerat* tha training pro
Havana I Key Weal 1
Texas Christian ( t)
309 gram fo r next year's football Wike la not certain. H arry cams
W eil Palm Beach 1-7 Lakeland 7-1 manager.
Notre Dame
461 team, Ganaa said. "T h na young- out of ths Infirm ary Monday, but
Miami Beach at Tampa ( I ) post
. The choice of Michigan (Hate ite n w ill he the foundation for It la vary doubtful Whether be w ill
poned, rain
la In the nature of a promotion. our Improved club next r»»r,' U teen In uniform fo r naPernl
TODAY’S GAMKS
(leys, according to Wlke, How
In that tha Spartans were No. I Ganaa added.'
America* L e a n * .
ever, It la hoped that he w ill b*
in
the
final
labulatlotui
forth*
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Meanwhile
the
Bemlnole
"phtNew York at Philadelphia
able to atari working In time to
season,
finishing
behind
Tennessee*
•kin
braee"
werel
Boston at Washington
la ready for tha tough Fort JackM IAMI Ut-PFIana for the first
H
ire
*
teams
which
were
in
the
hard
at
wurkl
Chicago al Clevtland (night)
ton team hare Hept, 16.
round of the Florida International tap 10 at the close of last season
Only games
League playoffs between the four In t h e final
Bom# outstanding Fraahsaan
.........tabulation
....................................
Oct. 10 open date
for
the
1M1
National league
lop teama were announced todey. felled to make the grade In Ihe with some other
talent la bring uncovered Its th*
Philadelphia at New York
Leagua-leadlng Miami w ill open
d rill*. Lina Coach Hart Marria
season predictions this year, school. Ganas re
Brooklyn at Bolton
•galnat ilrd place Tampa, 1
sees two autaUnding guard proa*
ported that ha
y
ere
Princeton
and
(Hanford,
Pittsburgh at St. Luuia (night)
ami
■tfil Htadlum Monday night,
pacta In Hefcarl Doits Valla, of
sixth and aevanth. respectively, has sent some
Only games
Miami Beach, Ukely
Waukegan, IIL, and la t a lire feelers out and
lest year, end Baylor, in the
Florida latenuRaaial League
tar, wha halls from FRlaborgh.
A ubur ndal e
Miami Beach i t Tampa ( »
Pa. “ They asay bo a w la help
Stanford waa nth in tha pro- Mama moat re8t. Petersburg at Miami
Marria
«• m*a
oaptlv* ao far. If,
Lakeland at West Palm Beach
Th# G rit set
Saylor
princ* Um MU|' •« * tho Celerr Ferlet
Xs•jr West at Havgnj
of flv t eerlea, ;
fill Uie openFred Ganaa
Florida Mat* M uta* Playoff
Th# University nf Miami polled can
_ fastIng, Sanford w ill have a complete
Daytona
■ytona Ueach at Falatka
■1 caw*
nlna-gama card this season.
I f M iam i and Ml*:
Swat weeks peastie# w ill anYalta
IM
up In tk e -M la a l
phiata* acrlmnsae* and cwntart
BDWARDfl
ata and utap stands five fast,
games with two to
work. Beaami tirkata fa r thU
lathe*, Ha la a product i f
■ml Beach has four
DAYTONA BEACH IM - J. M. year’s homo gaama kava bams
W auhttau High.
T6mpa~-th«y win
printed, hat they w ill not ao 00
gam* playoff.
W ally Piper, halfback Irma
Mia fa t at least another weak,
ALBANY, N. Y. ( * - H o tU lt of
Miami High acboal, U showing a
n # etudenta a t Hamhwla High
U par-crackers, Big Jlm Ferrier
a r* going ta e ta t* 1 eantaat ta lot of apaad, th# eaaahaa aay,
Kan FrattelKOj paced • fie
9:07
1j T
pa* wka c m nail the aaei du while Oein Into
second;_______
0:41
cats.
bach and
i w ii ii u
w i ii i
(aiitorH To Work On
‘Perfecting’ Plays
HurricaneH
Michigan State Seminoles Begin Miami
Will li e i
Full
Scale
HcrimmuKCH
Is Ranked No. 1 Shifting Players
U.S. Grid Team On Grid Roster
Spartans Edge Out Sanford Trying To
Maryland In Poll
Schedule C o n t e s t
O f Sportswritcrs
W i t h Aubiirndnlc
.Sea BirdH Are Sold
To Grocery Owners
(
DR. II. K. RING
ON I U
FIL Plans Schedule
Of Play-Off Gamed
8 :15
tryiwr
V'H Drills Do Not
Itaprea* Gu.Ufeon
tf Miami
Mon. • Tuee.
Thura. • Frl.
JSsS
workout til
touchdowns.
luatafaon
«
ryo M M l 1
Joint
Jim Farrier Paces
Golfers In Albany
4PB
Mato Open
A S H IP M E N T
‘ (it
V-CRIMP Galvanliad
TENNSEAL
ROOFING
Ltngths
On Hand
a vtaat
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avery
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1^»1# p ,•am
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WBD. and HAT.
Dally Doubt* I at
rteSi
r a
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MS C
f l w ' i i i e g 1'
TennesHee Follows
*
SK<’ Trend Towards
B etter Aerial Game
.*
L « *» m
ay tha season's
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VOLUME XLIV
EitablUhcd 1908
* 21 Survivors
Of Foundered
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th e master of the lug Margot
,Moran told the Charleston News
and Courier by shlp-to-shorc tele
phone late last night that his tug
had reached the Foundation Star
about 10:13 p.m. and that he honed
In place lines on her after daylight
and tow her into port us a salvage
prise. He said heavy seas still were
raging at the scene 130 miles cast
of Charleston.
The rook for the Foundation Star
stayed with the wreckage all day
Saturday, hut finally leaped in the
water, only to be hauled aboard a
irscite ship dying apparently of
eshausllon.
The bald of the cook, Mamie1
Ainaldonado. was b r o u g h t t o
Charleston last night by the de
stroyer minelayer Fraser.
Comdr. A. M. Savage, skipper of
the Fraser, said the cook was nn
the aft section of the Foundation
tra atlaaae On Pass r . s n
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J. A. Benson Died
At Home Saturday
J. A. Henson, 79, died early
flatorday
morning following a
brief Illness. He WU horn Feb. 4.
187.1 In Buena Vlnta, Ga. and had
lived on Smith Hanford Avenue for
many years. He w u a member of
the Baptist Church of Hanford.
Ha Is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Benson; five daughter!! Mrs. M. T,
Haynes and Mra. Roddy Parker of
Hanford, Mra. M a r/ Workman of
Miami, Mrs. Ruth Mills of Havan
nah, (la,, and Mra. Eater fltrick
land of Atlanta. 0a.| and one aon,
R. 8. Benson of Najplea, Fla.
Hla relatives le ft early thla
morning for Buena VUta where
funeral services w ill be held, this
afternoon.
MIRHINQ YOUTH
Police and the perents o f 18yeir-old Frank Murphy a rt still
unaware of the whereabouts of
the youth, who disappeared last
jeulay afternoon. The lanky
imlnole High Behool senior, son
o f Mr. and l(rs. K iM ith Murphy,
'Granada Avenue, wee last seen by
neighbors leaving home Tuesday
afternoon.
S
eyes
Anyone who has any faun*
le<fc> of hla whereabouts U Ur
gently requested tn either eontact
the Sanford polite or notify
Frank's parents.
VETERANS BENEFITS
Tom B. Dean, assistant state
lee officer, w ill , visit thla
Wednesday la arder ta help
is or their dependents In
, claim* fo r eoi
It* or solving their
Here la a view of the splintered wreckage of I h e Greyhound bus which crashed Into u twelve ten
truck on the high-speed New Jcisey Turnpike, mirt n of Hurdentnnii, injuilng 11 person*, 81 serlou-lv
and four critically. The tuts was bound from New York to Washington. (International Hound p ha tot
Co. Commission Negro Is Stabbed Control Of Hill
Defers Action On Death In Row Is Hand-To-Hand
At Altamonte
Fighting Affair
Hospital Issue
RiKht-Of-Wny Deeds
OnOviedoAndLonK\vood Rouds Okeyed
The Countv Commission, In »pe"lal session this morning, deferred
action on placing the hospital bond
question on the ballot In the Novemlwr general election, upon suitvevtlon of Lloyd F- Boyle, attorney
for the board.
Eenator Boyle pointed out that
Manatee county I* working on a
ilm ilar hospital bond program, and
said that he wished to consult with
Bn Fuqua, Manatee county attor
ney, before making any Vfgoj t n 'rififmvariations on tWrBSarrerenenduai.
At the time that Senator Boyle
Introduced the present geneml hos
pital bill In the Stnte Senate, Mr.
Funna Introduced It to the House
of Representatives,
County Commission t'lmlrinnn It.
C. Dodd agreed to eall u epeclul
meeting neat week, when Senutor
Hoyle returns, In take artlon on
the hospital IhiihI program.
Right-of-way deeds to two road
projects, the South Oviedo Road
and the l.ongwood • Sanlando
Springs Rusil, were approved, and
blanket deeds for Imtn right-ofways were authorised. Commission
er O. E. Fourakru announced that
he would tako these today tn the
State Hoad Department In Talla
hassee.
The County has f.'18,900 in the
budget for Hie l.nngw....I-Kanlando
Spring* Rood, whirh connects d i
rectly with the road eatending east
from Longwond to the Orlando
Highway anil tn Wagner. Inside of
the Longwond city lim its the right
of way Is 80 feet, and outside It is
100 feel wide. Pavement to lie laid
hy the Stale Rond Department w ill
be 89 fret wide. Length of the road
w ill be about 8.(1 miles.
The south Oviedo road Improve
ment, a State secondary project,
w ill aatand two miles from the
tra ffic light In the center of Oviedo
southward tn Chapman Road. Ac
cording to M. C. Hagan, surveyor,
who assisted Senator Bovle in pre
paring the right of way dteda, part
of the road bad been paved as the
result of it bond Issue In the early
'80s,
The rest of the road I* sand, clay
and dirt, and It may sventually
connect with Ihe Orange County
portion now being Improved north
from the Cheney Highway, said
Commissioner Dodd.
In a tentative discussion of the
hospital bond program, Commis
sioner H. R. Rope estimated that
the lube should not amount to
more than 1900,000, that the prin
ciple could be retired In 80 years
at 180,000 a year, and that Interest
varying from 8>4 to 2H percent a
year, would average $7,600 a year,
The bonda would be callable In
five years, that Is they could be
paid up In five year* I f desired, he
pointed out.
A ll tb» commissioner* were pre•ent^tertajr with the exception of J.
FARM BPKAKRR
Robert O, Kirkland, technical
representative o f the American
Cyannaud Co., Brewster, w ill
speak to tha Veteran* on tho
Far mTraining Class Wednesday
night at ItOO o'clock at the Fu
ture Farmer Building on how to
The talk w ill bo illustrated and
member* o f .tho Farm Buraal,
Future F erm i*a and other Inter**
ted persona a rt Invited. The sound
motion pletuae la color was pro
duced la so Operation with tho
Cltrwa EtyRrtunat Station in
Anothor (Urn,
.
w ill bo
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Fieremi, veter
a n ttim t, :
Cleveland Neal, 81 year old
Maitland Negro, was at rested
lute Saturday night ul Altamonte
Springs hy Sheriff/ P. A, Men.
amt deputies on a charge »r
murder,
following
a
culling
scrape that cost the life of no
ottiei Negto, Curtis l.vr Chatman,
hi, of Winter Park.
According to Sheriff Mero, Hie
Milling look place in the A hi vet
Cluh nt Altumonte Springs fol
lowing a disagreement hot ween
the two Negroes.
Cut and bleeding, Chat man fled
from the club house, collapsed be
tween the sidewalk and the street
nod died immediately, Sheriff
ite m declared, lie described the
euts a* the worst he had evrr
awjw. W tew tn y jujcU an a ffr i) .
The death was alio Investigated
hy Itomar Sewell. Justice of the
peace In the Altamonte district.
Neal fled to hla fatherdn-lnw’s
house, hut was persuaded hy the
latter to return and give himself
up. He Is now lit rnuni tail,
aunltlug action by theg'nitil Jury.
Sheriff Mero said I hist accord
ing to witnesses the quarrel
started when Neal asked Chat
man. who waa leaning over n
counter, If he could pas* by,
Chatman stepped hack and when
Neal hesitated In passing him,
gave hint a push, whereupon Neal
started out the door, followed by
Chatman who had hi* hand in
his pocket. A t this point, slid
Mero, Neal turned and started
stabbing Chatman.
Hoy Scout Meeting
I h Slated Tuesday
All lloy Hcout district commit
teemen, commlasloners staff mem
bers, Cub leaders and representa
tives o f scouting are requested
hy Juhn Pierson, chairman of
the Hentlnols District, to attend
a meeting Tuesday night at HIM
o'clock at the First Methodist
Church,
Plans, he said, w ill he made
for the annual Seminole District
meeting, the selection of scout
official* for the coming year, and
tha regular round up lime to
boost scouting In Seminole Coun
ty. Frank E. Caldwell, field acout
txecuttlve, w ill be present to a*
s lit In planning the program.
MERCHANTS' MEET
An Important mealing of tha
Merchants Association'* board of
directors w ill held In tha Com
mlsslonera Chamber of the City
Hall tomorrow afternoon at 8;10
p.m,, Praeident M. L. Reborn an
nounced today.
A ll member* of tha association
are urged to attend, ainae a mat
ter w ill he aired which w ill a f
fect *11 merchant!, Mr. Haborn
said.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The regular monthly maetlpg
of th* board of director* of the
Seminole Count/ Chamber of
Commerce w ill be held at th*
C ity
11*11 tomorrow night at
8 i00 o'clock, Forrest Rreckenrldg* announced today. Results of
th * recent directors election w ill
b« canvassed and plapi tnad* for
tha annual election of officers.
AUTO ACCIDENT
Two automohll* war* damaged
a t 4)00 o’clock Sunday morning
when an Anglia coach, driven hy
Earl Gen* Beall. I I , of Benson
Junction, collided with a 1947
Pontiac Sedan the property of
Mach Paxton, and parked
In
front o f MO Park Avenue. Police
H tlm aU d th* damag a to tho
Anglia a t |3O0 and ta tha Pontiac
atlioa
A ss o c iu ti'd Press (.eased W ire
Caudle Tells
Of Pressure
; From Solons
mtinues For
Jbm tes Still
Missi»K In Angry
’ W aters Of Atlantic
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NOKFUI.K, Va. Ufi—Two rnora
survivor* ol the hurricane-smashed
tin ke r
Foundation Star were
picked up todiy by a Navy tram
port, the USS Hollis.
Nineteen other survivors were
en route to New Pork as search
continued (or eight shipmates stll
missing In the rough Atlantic wa
tars oft Charleston. S C.
The CSS llollls radioed the Coast
Guard In Norfolk It rescued two ol
the Foundation Star’s men to indoi
south of Cape Hotter js The mes
sage was very brle(. and then
was no Indication as to wliethei
the lurvivors were foond In a life
boat or were dinging to the
smashed tanker's wreckage.
The other lit survivors were
aboard the vessel which rescued
them, the Norwegian Emu, which
w u bound (or New York Instead
of for Norfolk as originally
planned.
The m ailer of the Emu Informed
It e Coast Guard he had decided
to proceed to New York instead
of entering the Virginia rapes
The Emu reaeued the 19 men
after the Honduran Koimdatlor
Star broke In two Saturday. Tht
♦t coast Quart) culler Cherokee
reached the side of the Emu about
80 inllea southeast of Cane Henry
Va.. at 1:30 a. ill, ( F.8T) today
It was planned to transfer lh<
aurvlvora from
the Emu tf
the Cherokee, but sea condition!
were unfavorable for attempting
the transfer. Some survivors wen
reported to he In need of inedlcu
attention
One seaman—the ship’s cook—I*
known to have died In the wreck
off Charleston
The 5,300-l<m Foundation Star
was carrying a load of molassei
to New Jersey when she foundered
The Coast Guard said 30 men were
aboard the stricken tanker, whoss
broken section! still are held to
gether by deck plates
i Ten inen, including the Founda
tloo Star's captain, pul out from
Ihy chip on • ll/eraft after the
wreck. They have not (men found
despite an Intensive hunt by Coeat
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M O N D A Y SEPT. 8, 1952
41 Injured As Hus Rams Into Truck On Turnpike
Com but Is Described
As With Bayonets,
Fists And Duggers
It) Mil.It t’AIINETI
SEOUL, Korea <.l* lliinevt’ anil
South Kureun ml.miry men battled
fiercely turn,-.lit fm enittrnl of Cop
Ital hill amid bursting sheila from
tremendous l). N and Cnintminl't
artillery barrages.
,.f
Alt American cmnhat nltleor re
tm/lrd the lighting wa- largely
linrul to - hand
"with havnnei*
fists, grenades, satchel
charge-.*
daggers uml clubs "
Thp of lie iir laid " i t ’s i link. **d
seek affair at night, nil hand to
hand Imr.mse there’s not aiiylldlig
tn shiait at In the dark "
He said no one cimtrallnt Hie
rrest of the central frmil height
because of Hu* heavy uitdlmv bar
rages front both sides
The U s Eighth Ai mi c u lle r
had reported Unit the •*,tilth hot
eans
vtlto ot three «Im * have
attacked five times m it-.- lace of
48,000 rounds of artillery toe had
reached the ton only to tic ilnirti
off alt hour inter
The American Mint tii.it r N
artillery ruined l»n lied battalions
One mis raughl In a rat me anil
Ihe other mss inuvlnti dmtu a
draw u-hen Allied uitillery /ci.ied
In mi them
C Of C Flection To He
Concluded Toniuht
Forrest llreckenrldg.’, n .n n .'c r
of the Krminnli' ( ’ountv Chamber
of Commerce, this mniuiug mged
ell members of the group to mirk
their ballots and send them to ihe
Chamber of Commerce office tit-fnr« midnight tonight which ithe ilea,lline fur voting
Vote* are tn he cast fm , ight
new ill rectors front Ihe city and
eight new director- from the .....nty. Counting of Hie hallo!* will
take place tomorrow morning with
tho names nf the newly alecte.l di
rector* to he aniiounreil at a .......
Ing of the hoard of directum to.
morrow night.
No. 12
Ike To Confer
With Taft In
Near Future
Stevenson Favors ‘Change'
Former Chief Prose
cutor Of1Tax Fraud
Cases Testifies To
Official Influence
(lOP Chairman Avers
Senator Will Take
‘Major Hart.’ In Pol i t u' nl Campaign
Hy JKHHY T. IIACM’II
WASHINGTON n - T. Lamar
Caudle, who wa* Ihe government'.*
chief tax fraud prosecutor until
President Truman fired him last
November for "outside activities."
testifies today for the slkth straight
day before a special congressional
committee meeting behind closed
doors
Rep f lu ’ll i l l Kyi. chairman of
a House Judiciary subcommittee
which is investigating ttie Justice
Department. *a.d hi* group It
.r>ing to drlermlne what undue
pressure if any t* put on high of
ficial* by people both m and out
ot government — including con
gressmen
Meanwhile, neither committee
members nor the White House
would continent on a letter Tru
man wrote Caudle 18 day* before
he fired him
In It Truman thanked fuudlc (or
an Italian cigarette case which the
Justice Department official g ate
tom on returning from a European
trip
Dated Oct 89. IUM. Ihe letter
-jut
"Thank* a lot for that heaiitllul
cigarette case which you amt Mr
lEAgiMlIiui brought me from Italy
"II Is jhoul the most beautiful
one I have ever seen and I appro
elate most highly your thoughtful
ne**.
"Sincerely
your*.
Marry
Tiuinun "
The President does mil smoke
The letter was written in tlav*
alter Truman had written Caudle
that "m en like you" make n inh
slide for the President to rarry on
The While I ( m m said today that
the President received the ciga
rette eta* and signed the letter
ol thank* to t'amlle,
White House , allies pointed out
that Ihe President receives scores
of gifts ea rh year and said that
in each case there is a letter of
thanka.
'* •
«• - *
Homrllmcs Ihe letters are tvrlt
ten In Ihe President's behalf liy
mt-inher* of his staff, but only the
President signs his own name to
siicli letters, a spokesman said
i -iter 1'rrsulcnllitl Secretary Jo
•eph Short was questioned again
ntuini the cigarette case and told
new -men
"In ennniction wdli the quelions onn the i nolle cigarette case,
some p e -de u- trying In make
much nf the I o that it was pre
settled a few .seeks prior In Hie
request of Mr Candle that he re
sign It’s riot like the President In
condemn mi'mir until all the fact*
are before hint "
Short «ald the President request
ed Candle's resignation altrr a
study ol Hie case convinced him
that Caudle’s outside activities
were "incompatible" with his gov
eminent job
Before then. Short said, the Pre*
blent had rereived "uncnnfirmc.l
re|Hitl* some time prior to Hie re
■iue*l for til* tCandle's) resign:i
tlon "
He lulled that "an awful hit ol
reports and rumors filial around
town and the President I* not one
tn act hastily "
Short ninllrm rd that Hie Pres!
dent ,bd gel It-# rigaretle esse and
said It was llkelv "lucked ownv
some place" along with other Mich
gifts
Dn qurstlnulmt he said that the
President hasn't taken up smoking
yet and a* a matter nf fact "no
nne In the President's family
imnkea."
W I S H I N G I ON
i’
llepulilican
National ( J u i r m . u , Arthur E Summcrheld suut Id ,lav Sen Robert
A Taft will meet with Grit Dwight
t> Enenhnwei "in the immediate
future
.iiul Hi;%I lie expects tha
venal,n in Like j " m a jo r part" in
Hie pnlilical c.tmpjign
Stiirnnerlicld addni to s newt
conference
Adult Education Council Is Formed
Here To Conduct Stetson Program
A Seminole County Adult ialttcation Council, designed to pro
mote Stetson University's i.w
adult education program In thla
county, waa formed Friday afternoon hy an enthusiastic group of
local teachers and rapresentatites
of civic organisations at a .....
tntr * t Ihe City Hall,
r . ft. Tubbs, aiaoeiate profes
sor of English, who recently out
lined Ihe purpose and plan «f tha
program to Kiwanla, explained
tha procedure fo r forming the
council to gat tha course* started,
and announced that A llis Kehecra
Stevens Rein Inolo High Behnol In
structor, had consented to serve
at co-ordinator for the program.
l(e waa Introduced by Mack N.
Cleveland, Jr., acting chairman.
Members o f tha Council, Includ
ing Atra. Clara Ginn o f the Gar
den Club, and Mr*. J. C. Mitchell,
principal o f tha South Side Pri
mary School, heartily endorsed
MU* Stevana fo r tha post and tho
group voted approval.
Mis* Stevana, said p ro f Ttib»>*.
w ill make a aurvsy o f Uto are*
to datermina who people want to
Join tha cloaaoa, which w ill ma*t
two times a weak, two hour* a
night fo r a period of alx weeks.
Instructor* w ill bo (elected from
StiU oa University, tha teaching-
THE W EATHER
Moslly cloudy with shower* and a
frw thundershower* through T un *
dn;. 1.title changr in trmprrature-
staff of Rcminol* High School,
and professional and business men
and women of the City.
There w ill he no eiaminatlun*.
said Prof. Tuhhs and no home
work w ill ha required. Proceeds
from the course* w ill be devoted
to •ending a deserving hoy or
[lri, or both to Stetson, and It is
loped to raise a 11,000 nr more
for thla purpose.
The registration data for adults
entering tha ctaisea waa sat for
Monday, Rapt. 89. Miss Stevana
w ill at tthe next mealing dat eof
th * council.
Similar programs are being
started In New Smyrna Bench
and DaLsnd. said Prof. Tubbs, hut
Hanford I* the firs t to select a co
ordinator. A similar program
started by Southern College at
Lakeland waa Mry successful, and
918,000 waa raised In on* year
and 918,000 in anothar, to lend
students to that college, he de
clared.
Business subjects, arte and
crafta, parliamentary procedure,
a rt* and crafts, conversational
Spanish, woodraaklng, salesman
ship and advertising, preparation
fo r citixanshlp. art fo r pleasure,
marriage relations and child guldi c u i i w e m H a s vest)
r
~fcT e/n *W tt
j
"I rvUlfidciilli expect Sen T ift
Will oil", lo m Ike J nation wide
broadcast m the mil too distant fu
ture"
t he l « U I ‘ chairman had held twn
meeting* with I til t.ei.ire he r*.
celvod reporters
IN O I N V I I , C O IO , tiov AitUI Mevemon, Democratic Pirsnlriili.il
nominee, lei!.* -• nationwide t jdlii and televblon a u d l n u t h a t ' d *
llm* tor • slian*i — ** .l.ai-ge, that II, trum l iumiil, to Klevansim slid
horn old Hrptitdlcau slonan- about "change " Slevensun de. laud Hut
■•any Clook* Hut I Hint lit Ho- a.iveiuliieilt will lit? exposed ot.l pttillslo-d
as iuHil*»'t» and qtilikly as I Itatr ilunr in IlluitiU " |l I. i i.iltitnuD
they hid tneaktavt together and
later met In l all's o il,ce They
were Joined there by Sen '.’arlsan
H -Kan i. one of Ihe lop strate
gist* o| the Elsenhower campaign.
I'afl himself declined In tntx with
reporters He cumc here Sunday
after a vac.ilmn in t .i ii .k I u and
i told newsmen who mei hi* plan*
that lie wanted In catch up mi the
political sitiiulum lulore making
any km intliiffincut ot l„* plans
ia ll addi'd then ihal his postcmiventioo pledge ,-! support for
the Elsenhowei
Nivun ticket
" - till slutuls
Whal rule 1 all miglil take ill the
cainpaign lias been a matter of
prime political
-ps’oiilalinti lor
weeks
Mrs. Horsfall Is Plane Output Is M usical P ro g ram
Main Speaker At Five Times More Is P resen ted At
Pilot’s Meeting Than In June ’50 Itntury Lunelieon
Adult, Education Pro S u e r o t in'\ Finlettur
gram s Is Explained
Tulls Of “ Uailgut”
By Mrs. M. B. Smith
Which Bents MI(Is
,ijr
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IlfrarUdrVilliV llnrsfali, Wonieri'*
Director nf lla.llo Siutmn WI'Dif
.Im'kaouvlllr nli.l 11,-u I
III i'»veioor of DMrict Fool. I’d.il I lit •*»
iialliuisl, Xplll.1- I-. oi.'IoIoth o( III,'
1M.ll t'lob «i ii iIiiim i iiu-i'liny b- Id
In thi* M-oiii-ziooit Dinint; ft. >>m
Fio lav itty ll< mi Ho- -oi. I*--! ol
*’StIrtiglli Tlilnilt’li Floly", IIm
tio-oi". •<( I’tlni lot.-iimti.ooil fm
Itih’J M
Sll*. |.oil||..|| not tlolt I’ll,‘I lil'gilt •
with tin- iiotivldonl niol -toil* up to
thi* iiil.-iiiittluiinl lovol with all of
iho more than H.lltHI ropto-entalivi’
loixliu’** womim in
Fiiot cluh*
tliiuugliout (III' Flllloil Slalo* mnl
-ov oh fnioigo ion lit rlo- .l.noy llu-ir
«loiro in |ifniiioliog I'll.o'- ha«ic
|'rllli’i|ili * ,.f "ft ii.|nl*hi|i nn ! < n .
vioo" an.I It* nuittn, "I'nio i 'iioim’
I Ivor",
Mr*. N'lin'y llrock tooaiilod nt
tho Ini-1in'** Ki-aiiion fnllnwiog ilinnor nml lolroilured Iho *|u-nkor,
Mr*. M, II .Smith, rooonilv ohoern
it* ii rioiiiHolliir for Iho Adult Edit
•-it I inti Proginm Hiut in holng plnn
noil for till* Fall. o»|iliiluoi| tlio
(ihiii, iiuinling nut Hint ll t* » non
■■reilll 1-1)111*0 fm which a nominal
fro will ho chiirgoil mill iho money
Hint evritlunllv In *et up a *i’)o>lni
*liip fund. Tho %.In.,*«.**. -ho *u|ii,
ate open lo ovoryono finoi high
Holmiil ago iiii,
Mis* f'haroilto Smith wn* ap
pointed a* chairman of I lie cluh'*
Milk If nn k lo fill iho viivitncy
i-Miiaeil hv Iho lexlgmitioii of Mr*.
VV. E. Hnlloyhoad who with her
htixhaiiil ha* moved to Tampa to
make tier future iloiiie. In lier re
port Mi«* .Smith revcnloil that u
lotnl of l.fiilll quart* of froth milk
aiul olio case of canned milk Iihi
..... .. given to underprivileged familie* during the porloil from May 1
through Auguxt 11, I lift8.
Mr*. Horsfall ktressed the im
portune* of positive thinking in
order to gain strength. She said
that selfishness Inker It* root* in
fear and I* used most often a* u
shield against fear. Anger and
negative thinking bring illno-s, she
dnclared.
She listed first umong the ac
cents on positive thinking, com
passion a* being Hie moat xuidlmn
of man's feelings nml u must de
sired quality in nil humnn beings
Next came conviction, compromise,
courage and runxtrurtlve thinking,
or granting others the right to
their own opinions; consideration of
(('■attar. 4 on r«a« Vsarl
Canselberry Appeal
Denied In Court
Appeal for a new tria l wn*
denied to Hibbard Casselberry
this morning at a hearing con
ducted hy County Judge Douglas
Slenatrum.
On July 86, a Jury, after 80
minutes of deliberation, found
Casselberry guilty o f a charge of
assault against Ham Gerson.
Th* alleged assault took place
at tha and of th * inaotlng of tha
Casselberry town council,
0. W, Spencer repreeented Mr.
Casaalherrv, and George A. Spaor,
Jr., waa present in behalf of the
County,
Hy E L T O N C
F 1V
A inuvlcui proginm jii rnnged by
riirtile* Mortlsoti iiinl pr.sented a t
Ihe llninry t.'loh luncheon waa
Idgldv commended lodav and led
In u suggestion from the II,-v H. L.
/ioiincl muh Ihnl Ihe d uh should
iioslst in Ihe scbolnrvldp nf l)
nromlnen. young local tenor, David
Haslet
Ml llesfet, ti cllldllale of RamiW A S H IN G 1 ( IN
Sect •’t ilt ) of
A ir E iu le H fr *ultl lotl.u Am erican uni,- High Sch...il no,I ut '.i-.vent a
stodeol nt Kuiotv l ’ idv»r*lly where
w .if plan,. p p m I iic io u i mow i - ii i o p - In- i* slodviov mu*tc tendered "La
Ilian five lim e * g ical. c Ilian when li.oino h'Mnmil,." fiotn
W rili's
Ihe Korean cm iflirl sloth-1
Olid i(ie..|i’Mo. "ilei'iiii*"" l.v l> llordidot
w ill hi- seven I im i i -s lin n e t hv Hie mid " T h , Lord's I'tHVei ' l l » was
,Moonlit,ul l*v Il v i i Harris at
ml ul Ihe veal
I'oih'llei told a llt a* c..|if, li-iu c
lie could not di-cle-c the e\. I pi,,
dudioh (u:opev. it Ini JumI ••'•0 wtii’ii Hu- Km coo War he can
I low ev ci imlii-lii.il source- have
estimated that uh.ml L'MI miltlaiv
plane- a month
uf all tv pi and
lor all Hie servo,
were hi-in^
produced in mol Plftu
I lo- Vn
Loire share ol do* pte-oioahlv
wa* alrnnl I Jo
1 1-,, plain,
Mi*- Msrv Viiin* |t..t,laver, it
vntom ui Finn.In '.tale I ’nlversliy,
nlnveil I,vo va,din s„|o* acciilltpan-
ted hv Mr*
r..«,IiV at llnv
n i i i i i , They viio , ll,f I i nod ’- 'mi
Movement* limii i i a m i . r - Sonata,
nod the "M ill,o-l' hv L ilt/ Kteislet
i.-o. Vi lioId il ■• iilei tallied the
K'.iiitliilis with In- nccotiipllshcd
i .-ti.lit,on* mi Ho. ii,'.',,i .lion of
’ ■ ..11 a ’ march, I'o.lei the Ihmlde
Fliilellel IIIM-Ii .l In- wa- ool u
plvuu: I" a lecehl , ritupie hv Ih" Eaefe", “ l.ndy tit Spnii,' nml "Tea
Seuale prepa I cdiu
-ulu no) mil f..i |’w„."
v I d le r vvitn trad hv l*r If. W.
ll-i loll to a lloiol ..I "enmtlieid in
Ki i | < r Ill, sertefarv-, l|,,iu James
the paper* " N,-ve,ihelev. he di
hv
potlil I lo,'lev. i,*pr—*mg Im apprwetls-eil ., 11110*1 I"" I
subjects cove, c l o, Ihe suheoiumll ■-lull.>n f"i the idiique whlcli was
pl.-ftilfd him hy I he cluh
lee’s report
hud lepioled
(lie Milieommiu.
D R I V E R X ' U i EN'X EX
an actual net lo in the lolal in
Motor lain me upplv mg in less
ventor v ol An I oi > planes lino,
I ill In Maieli nmol ci for drivels' license* than
Ihe Koleal, 1' n
period
:n id this yea, II :il*o w a s , i ,1, dining the con"-|.mi,hog
In i c a r . \li
S I’ fowler, clerk
eal of vvhal d iiioic l "ail e\, ,10 the I'mmtv lodge's ufflcr, allof gadyels ool top level luileci
iioonced ltd* unit mug
sloli" on plane puuloetion
Tlitmigli Xaluiditv noon 1 r*7fi
Fllllellrr asset led the "lot ,I In
drivers’ licenses were issued- Thla
venlury figure i* wholly misle.id
was 18ft sliorl of Ih- number sold
ing ii ml sit, wild he debmiki’d "
the sumo dale lu*t v.ur, -ho
"When you start at the figures on
said.
ul planes in „ ml
these plane
liuve increase, I." I oileltcr -aid
MILS. VENAIH E DIES
"Sperlflt’ally.
ihev
have
m
Mi* X. F \ enable died at I nil
creased l,v33 pel ceid from July
c m today following a long illuev).
lliftn lo Mareh :il In <3 "
He Slid the den ease- have heel, She vv»x horn ,‘ %n to, IH71 l*rlViiIe services will lie , oinlllcled to*
ill planes In storage where the In
morrow,
vciilui lias loco i< lured by atimii
ll.-r only survivors Include me
00 per cenl .is the older, World
dniik'nl.r, Mrs. Grace Gray, one
War II lv|)e- v,<t i . taken off Ihe
grandson, CpI George IV Gray Jr.
shelf at Ihe beginning of the Kn in Germanv; and one granddangh.
reun War
ter. Mr*. T. E Murray of l.ake-
Kihleller said that a new gadget
which he ill,I not describe Is being
added to Ihe E rt«> Sabre jet fighter
"In give a very important tactical
advantage" over it* llu*«lao made
adversary, Hie MII! la
Elnletler made Ids rommciil
ah,ml Hie now device in tliseii**
ing Ihe amount of gadgets which
are on modern warplanes He re
called that the ratio ol victories
of Ihe E HU river the MIG now
slamU ul Mi ni uml asserted that
"with Ihh now gadget nr gimmick,
or whatever you eall it, more
MIG l ' i i are going tn go down and
more FHth, are goiiq; lo May up "
land.
r i U A K E T T E I VX
Sanford's share of the money
availnlde fur ilistributloii (rum cig
arette tax.* collected
in
Ju ly
amounts to $7,1119, John E. Mont*
guntery. director of the Xtalu Rev
et age Department, winch collacls
the tax, anmiunced veiny.
Of the total collections uf |L *
121,187, he said, 9830,184 will go tn
tho general revenue fund and the
rcmallidei of $1,191,791 will gu to
ihe eligible incorporated municipal
ities,
Sharing In thin fund nru th* fol
lowing .Seminole (anility commun
ities: Altamonte Springs, $310]
L'nssvlhnrrv, $181; t.imgvvood, $136;
REGISTRATION ROOKS
Registration hook* for th* fall Oviedo, $198.
general election *ver« taken to
Fern I'ark last Saturday hby Mrs.
Cnmlllu Bruce, supervisor of re
gistration, with the assistance uf
HITZ
the Junior Chamber of Cam"W IIA T PRICE GLORY"
-tuoa „a|o,\*oqt-inO'1’*D„ e.aaxaui
mlttae.
MOVIKLAND
Front 8:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.,
"T
H
E
UNKNOWN M A N "
88 voter* were registered "GetPRAIRIE LAKE
Out-the-Vnte" Chairman Hill Hutcltlxon, Gordon Frederick ami
"T H IE F OF DAM ABC US’ *
James Gut worked with Mra.
7 115 • 9:00 - 10:30
Bruce.
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Group Appointed To Work Out Stadium Grid Accord
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Willing* To H a v e
Feds Flay Games
In Memorial P a r k
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Sun Sox Cling To
Difference In Scholarships Is
Vi Tilt Lead Over
Holding IJp Miami-Gator Accord 1Beach
Flamingos
Volusia County
Kennel Club
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Spirit And Vigor
Caps Practice In
SEC Grid Camp
f
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half-hour acrlmmage, Loulsiana State University Mentor (lay*
MU Tlnaley aald hla squsd had "a
highly auceeaaful outing." Tlnaley
Concentrated on three offenalvo
unit* and two defenalve squads
the Sepi M opening agalnat
•ml Florida Is merely asking the
some consideration, He added)
"Our reaaon for asking Miami
to agree to tho signing of alhletee
under Bouthraalem Conference
rule* Is simply to enmpeto nn an
equal hails— no more, nn leas."
laalailppl State pleked up
Bfth with the return of alx
er* from military aervlce.
r wen Guard John Shepherd,
hack <1. D. Baughman. End*
Stewart and Oeorge Blankcn, Quarterback Harry Maatey
Linebacker Harold Baiter1. All wore on the ldso team,
lech Johnny Vaught gave hla
reralty of Mississippi squad an
y bit of contact work. Paul
lealdo and Houitoo Patton,
backfleldtra, ere feeing leg
etknia checked today to eee
*if are ready for the aeaaon.
o m u m 1* Volunteer* made up
adlaon scooted 30 yards lor the
‘
* jhe aeeson.
Vanderbilt Ooeeb Bill Edward*
aaya he'll aet a fait pare for hla
Commodorea. "We ahould have a
pretty good Idea who can play
football by tho end of the week,"
he added.
Down In the Bayou Coui
lane'a aquad ‘
ment __
for .Ila
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The TO candidate! for Green Wave
positions apent moat of their Ume
In tackling and paaa pro*
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• No tearlni out of wells—
oo planer work required
totnitell the Crgoe/MlWo
l»enew doming)
Softball Meeting To
Form All-Star Team
A meeting of an playera. and
manager* of the City Softball
League will bo held tonight to
ehoooe • ll*mon all-atar teem
from Sanford far the Orlnnda
elaaa B InviUUMal tonnoy
aft!:
tL isiT.«‘*rors:
W ikn Uw a t! la* a
stintf Contractor!
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To P i n e c a s t l e In
.Semi Finnl G a m e
Last Niprht, 6 - 0
Palatka Azaleas
Blackwell Pays Take M ilt Lead
Off For Yankees In Shaughnessys
Nip I s l a n d e r s
With First Win A’10-9
In FSL PostChisox Sweep T w i n
Bill From Tigers
To Take 4th S p o t
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Sanford Navy Faces Pinecastle For Orlando Title Tonight
TIIF. SANFORD H ER A LD
Page 8
Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1932
By K E N T C IIB T L A IN
Initial atep* toward converting
Sanford'* magnificent 1200,000 Me
morial Baichall .Stadium into n
gridiron *port« arena received ihe
go-ahead algnal from the f'liy
Commission at la«t night'* City
Hall aeaalon.
A three-man committee ivm hi>
.pointed by the Commission to !*•■b
gin working out the detail* of th"
eonvrralnn with Sernlnnle High
School Principal Herman E. Morrla
and Prof. Cronin* of Cronrna Aca
demy.
Denver Cordell nod John Ktlde?
BUI Stelnecke's Palstka A m
were named along with new City
iens took the Florida State
Manager Tom Lemon to Investi
league's final play-off lead by
gate and negotiate nn agreetnen'
rapturing the first game from
Ity jOE*REICI!LFR
with the two prep nrhnnl* and then
Daytona Beach Islanders last
Associated Press Sports Writer
return to the Commission with n
The New York Yankee* received night In Fnlatka by a narrow 10-D
full report next Monday night.
a quirk dividend on their 340.000 margin.
From all Indication* It appear*
The third glare A'a now only
investment tn Ewell (The Whip)
likely that It will now he Just a
need two more wins In Ihia
Blackwell.
matter of lime and Ironing out re
Five days following the pur best three out of five game
qnlilte detail* before troth local
chase uf the former National series wllh Ihs I V Both teams
mgh achonl* will bo *hlftirrg their
League star from the Cincinnati swept through the preliminary
home football game* to the Me
of
Ihe
post-season
Reds, the Yankees Tuesday night eeries
morial fitadlum.
sent Blackwell to the mound Hhsughnrssys by winning In the
Morrl* told the Herald ycaterdny
again*! the Huston Red Sox. And minimum number of two games.
that He wa* nultr willing to jrlay
the long.lean righthander respond
Daytona registered a stumdng
all the Seminole High School rooted wllh a scoreless Sinning per upset by blanking tho powerful
hall game* thU year In the Mentor
formance tn rack up hla first DeLnnd Red Hat* twice to ad
lal Stadium. If the Stadium’* field
vance to the finals.
I'slatka
American League triumph.
wa* refinlshrd to meet minimum
Rlarkle was not the overpower dropped Jax Reach In leu* con
football standards. Meantime, It I*
ing piii her he had been In hla vincing fashion during the weakno Merel that Cronin* ha* been
day* *« a big winner with Ihe rail preliminaries.
leaking the uae of the Memorial
Jameson Photo rted*. hut he looked quite capable
r L a y - o f f h k r ik h D A TA
Stadium for hi* *chord till* fall
Andrew Slim- Irighli present* the Hill Hardware softball trophy to Chuck Flarwler* (centerI, captain heforr how log out for a plnrhhllW. L. Pet.
since the Academy doean't have tif tni* year’* Cit< »>«ftlnill champion Wilson-Malarteam. Al Wilson (left! *pon*or of the winner*, ter.
1 .000
lie permitted four singles, Daytona ............... ..0
adequate athletic facilities at till* look* ott.
W’llar.ri-Mrtler won tho regular *ea»on pennant and made It a grand *l*m triumph by fanned four and walked three be Palatka ...
0 1.000
-.1
time.
ltoli*on'*
Sporting
Cood*
three
game*
to
two
In
th*
post
leaaon
play-off
aerie*.
Plunder*
wa*
defeating
fore retiring because of weariness
Games Tonight
The major ohatacle thu* appear*
...................re*,
ace Wilson hurler.
‘ Ited
‘
and the humidity.
I’slatka st Daytona,
to be the co*l of converting the (ilrctcd eo-raptirllr for next yi-ar’» WlUon club along with
It wa* In the fifth, the Inning
Result* Last Night
ball diamond In n gridiron. Cordell
Hlarkwell left, that the Yankees
Palatka 10, Daytona I.
eiHmated that 1200 would he *11
Merles winner will be Ihe r In
ganged up nn Boston Starter Sid
that waa nere**ary to replant the
Hudson for all thrlr runs to win ner of three nut of five gamra.
Infield with rye and level the pitch
the nightcap, 4 0, after Rookie
ing mound.
Tom (lorman hid hurled an BP A L A TK A — The Daytona
Morrl* *ald that he rnnld assure
hit, 3 D shutout over the Red Sox Beach Islander* nrored five runs
th* City a gale of about 1,000 for
In thr afternoon portion of the day- In a big eighth Inning here last
five or alx home game* till* year
nluhi douhleheaaer.
night to come within one run of
or about inofl. Thf* In term* of a GAINESVILLE iJ* The poxxlhil
The two triumphs ran the Yan
thn score with the Palstka
|0-cerit tax per capita would net Ity that Miami enn niitlild Florida
The Miami Sun Sox dill clung kee*' winning streak to five and tlelr.tr
'man game*.
th* City 1100 for trine
game It for alhli'le* may In- holding up the
In their game and a Half lend over Inrrrmed Ihclr first-place margin Azaleas In the first gsmo nf tho
final series of thn rS I. Shauuhdo** not Include the tax receipt foothull coulrui't between the two
Miami Bench today in the downfrnm the Crourn* Academy game*, hlggexl collcgn.* In tin- slate
to the wire battle for IheFloridn over Ihe Idle Cleveland Indians tn nessy playoff but tho .Stelneckomen managed to stop the rally in
which might, a* John Krlder rpoint,
Internallonal taague pennant
n'" ‘: j In a *lnleinenv o, reason* why
time tn preserve a 10-0 lead.
ed out, "actually draw
Both
team*
broke
even
In
dim
j
crowd* Hull Hemlnn li *nioh In,! ,,lr w d ra rt reinaln* unsigned,
Thn locals srored three runs hi
bleheadrr* Tuesday nlgbl The Sun
h, t yt
th e N ra r, Florida It end touch ...id All,Idle
the scoml, three In llm third and
Sox
toil
the
first
game
to
Tampa,
1
,1
D
im
Inr
Hub
Woodruff
said
Tuefour In the fourth. Tho Islets
loo) nutdrew
Won Loat Pet, 4-2— their third straight defeat by
mglil the motirlnry value of n
T O N IG H TS EN TR IES
trailed 10-4 going Into the eighth
ctlon bv the Commission cnitn* duy
Florida Slate league Pleyoff
the
Smoker*—
then
came
back
to
Miami
Mholitrirhip
*
1
i%
not
riiiiallrd
FIRST
HACK—
5/18lhs
Mile
scoring a single run In the first
Immediately after hearing n re
t’nlniku in Daytona Bench (t (Pa- pull out n 4.1 win In the second
In
any
cimlerence
with
which
I
Starts
Dally
Double
and ser-rnd nn LeHoy Irby's homer
quest by the two-man fun* com
Intkn led* final, .1 nf 5 aerlea. contest.
am
familiar,
nod
we
*hnll
never
Yankee
Miss,
Lavarca,
Sp—
dv
and n pair In the sixth before
mittf* of Krlder ntnl Cordell. They
I
ui
lie
nhle
In
rmiipi'le
with
them
nn
Miami
Beach,
with
It*
iiennant
Dixie,
Ed’s
(Hide,
Venture,
Mein
rotting loose for four hits und
polntrd out the ohvlou* advantage
N a II oiim I league
.
hi
cqmil
boil*
Inr
In
nlate
nr
mil
hope*
gradually
weakening
a*
Ihe
Event,
Behave,
Texle
Msn,
6 runs In (he eighth.
of better lighting, parking and rent, , ,
....
..................... ..
81
854 race draws Inward Saturday'* flu
tt
SECOND R A C E - B/Ulthe Mile
room facllllle* In the Memorial
"'hlele* where monetary Brooklyn
Irby, with tlireee for four. In
501
75
32
New
York
value
nf
the
aelinlurahlp
1
*
a
run
Ish,
missed
an
opportunity
to
plek
End*
Dally
Double
6 dlum ovi
over and above those now
cluding a triple besides hi* homer,
37
,Ht.
Louis
74
385
Nlilerntlnn."
Tower
Man,
Shadows,
flhlrlev
up
ground
by
also
cropping
It*
ered at Ihe rickety Heinlnoh72
58
554 opener to the Lakelnml i'llols, 2 0. Sno, Roval Line, Jney'a Pal, Black was the big swatter for the Is
WoiNlrilff aniil Miami alhlrles get Philadelphia
Igh Hchoul etadluin.
08
68
Chicago
493 Tne Flamingo* took the second Suede, Mv l.uek* Seven. N|re 'Hme. landers. Hr batted In three runs.
The creation of the "Stadium 110 a month where Southeastern
John Mallard rapped three singles
58
73
llmtmi
454 game, 3-4 In 13 Innings
TH IR D R A C E -4 / U th u Mile
Conversion Committee" came out (.'tinfereiire school*, lucludiiig Flortn lead the Ut-nlt Azalea attack.
73
Cincinnati
57
.432
Inmgtrey,
Rough
Bomb,
Jovxelle,
Each
of
thn
leader*
ha*
four
of the motion Introduced by Com Ida, enn give athlete* only 313 a
Each team used three hurlrre with
39
05
391
PiUshiirgh
Mixed
Beauty,
Allegiance,
Hasty
games
remaining.
Miami
will
play
missioner John Kader ami saennd month In addition to luitlon, fee*,
American
taague
D
m
sin).
Tack
Out,
Clam.
one
mure
with
Tampa
ami
three
3lt
games. The ilump-rldden Red
•d by Andrew Carraway. Mayor hoard, hook* and room.
79
54
504 with
FO U R TH RACF,— 8/ietks Mile
St,
Petersburg.
Miami
Bog. who now nave crapped seven
Stemper dlrecled the committee to A aludeul who ha* a Job In ed New York
SM Reach’s leal four are all with third73
57
Bill! Way, Lotus, Poverty Patrol, of tnelr tail eight, all on the road,
report hack to the Commission next illllon lo III* scholarship would he Cleveland
531 place Tampa
no
81
Kttdalfus, Dark Dan, Qusen Bug, fell BW lengtha behind the Amer
Monday night fur a full report. At Inellgllilr In the SKC, Wmidniff Bos Ion
89
527
62
ican League pace-setters. They
Tampa shoved arrots four runs Trudv Down, Handy Mabel.
that time Tt In expected the Com- *ahl. Imt Mime Mlmnl nllilele* Philadelphia
.527 In the aecond Inning to win Tues
Chicago
63
82
F IF T H It ACE— 8/18 Mile
have scored but one run In the
million will take official ntep* In have Joli.-i In town
.513 day night's opener The Sun Sox
88
64
Ivy Chain, Pvpocar, mil Den- last 38 Innings
approve the pren echool arrange
The Flurlda coach *ald Ihe ne Washington
55
76
414 rallied for three run* in the sev her, My Lucky t ee, Jungle I’rlde,
Brooklyn's Dodgers, thr Nations!
merit* and ssnrtlnn th* rnnver*lo'i gotlntlmi* are (or four yean. Ill Ht tauTs
.120 enth to take the nightcap l^n Itnztmataxx, Scarlet, Babcork.
43
87
League leaders, fared exactly the
work at the Memorial Stadium.
rliullmi till* year’* game *ehrd Detroit
Flnrlds International Lesgu*
H IX TII RACE— 9/l8tha Mile
Pecnu's 3-run double was Ihe big
opposite from Ihe Yankees. They
Cordell expressed hope I tint the till'd nl Gainesville Nov 22,
101
48
878 blow
Woodbine, Our Jerry, Lurky dropped a pair tn Phllsdolphli’s
City and high echool* could reach
tie said Flurlda hn* asked Ml Miami
880
99
49
an early accord *n that the Htn- am! to agree to llicse SEC regu-1Miami Bench
Itoy Sluqiirflcld pitched a .1 hit Ship, La llu-Ten, Sls’s Rlsetilt, Star Phillies, 8 2 an<l U-l, and were
55
5)0 ter to give Lakeland It* first game Shadow, Forester, Charming Doc- lucky to pet out nf Ihe City of
Tnmpn
84
dlum'a field might tie In condition lal ion*
87
.550 win over Miami Beach (icorgo t"r .
St. Petersburg
52
for the opening fonlhnll game with
Brotherly Love In one piece Two
"The innnclnry value of *chn
.490 Handy belted h 310 fool bonier In S E V E N TH RACK— 3/IBth* Mite dozen Phlladripnia lilts plus splen
73
78
Euxtli here Friday night, Sept. 2d, aralilp* or gi.inta-ln aid In nllilele* Havana
soli
.430 Ihe 13lh to give thu Flamingo*
85
Cavles Laddy, Harry Rich, Cu- did pitching by Righthanders IhobPalm Beach 84
shall he limited In tuition, fees, Weal
.336 their victory In the last game
51 101
sheen, Mnrookey Tops, Chas, My In Roberts and Karl Drews cut
room, Ininrd, hook* and 113 per Lakeland
Key Weal
279
41 106
Havana defeated West Palm /.yisler, Getting Gay, III Dollar tha Dodgers' first place lead over
mimlh fur laundry.
TUESDAY'S RESULTS
Beach, 4-1, In a bailie nf serood- King.
the Idle New York Giants to eight
"Transfers *half comply wllh the
EIG H TH RACK— 3/lllh* Mile
American taagu*
division club*. HI Peier*;mrg was
games.
Koiithouslrra Conference Iramfer
Cnppertone, Rnmpln Red, Real
New York 54 Boston 00
rained out at Key West.
Chicago's
hlca
White Sox climbed Inrule
Gold, Wayfletd, Eager Edge, Truo tn fourth
fnurll place, vanquishing the
"The University of Florida and Washington 3 5 Philadelphia 20
llyer*.
Five
Spot,
Cited.
Detroit Tlgera twice, 8-3 ana 7-4.
(Flrsl game io innings)
Ihe University nf hllninl *hall him
Boston at Washington (night)
N IN T H RACE— 3/18lha Mile
Hoccn Knnlch'i l-run triple in the
or Ihe algnlnu or Florida buy* to Chicago fl 7 Detroit 5 4
Detroit
at
Cleveland
(night)
Saucy Step, Catherine Kirk, ninth wnn the opener. Marv Gris
(Inly gamp*
ullilclic M'linlar*hl|i* nceordlng lo
By The Associated Press
St. I,ouls at Chicago (night)
Fagsr Me, Nancy Davis, Eden, som won hts Uln In the nightcap.
National taa «»*
Nallemal League
^utliMitern conference varilly South*nslcrti I'nnfereiu'r rules and I’hilmtclphla
Cork*
Rebel, King Twig, Mr. towe,
Washington's Senators, although
no Brooklyn I S
(uli an Jumping to tho busl- regulation*
Phlladvtmda at New York (night)
T E N T H HACK— 3/18tha Mile
Only
games
held to three hits In each game,
A camlldale enrolling at thn
of fool lull with vigor mul
Brooklyn at Boston, (night)
Rambling
Irle,
Desfsx,
Blonde
won a twl-nlght twin bill from
Florida International Leagne
t that belie thalr natural sum* University nf Florida nr Ihe Uni Tampa
Pittsburgh el Cincinnati (night)
Cherub, Roltaway Babe. French Philadelphia, 3-1 in 10 Innings and
4-3 Miami 1-4
versity of Miami after Jan. 1, 1032,
mar physical laxity.
Chicago
al
St.
Louis
(night)
Blue,
Fast
Breeaa,
Handy
Faro,
5-0. to dump the Athletics Into
2 0 Miami Beach 0-1
Florida International league
.Kentucky Coach Paul Bryant ap- must, a* a condition of eligibility, Lakeland
Jnck Archer.
fifth place, only a half game in
(aecond game 13 Innlngi)
tared In good aplrlti after T ubs- make at the beginning nf each sea Havana
Miami
at
Tampa
E
L
E
V
E
N
TH
RACE—
Beach
Course
front of the Nats.
4 West Palm Beach 1
ay’a workout. Ila laid ho wan son an affidavit slating that he St Petersburg
Weat
Palm
Beach
at
Havana
Phil,
Sassv
Rosa,
Forever
Thine,
at Key Weat post St. Petersburg at Key West
"Very wall pleated with tho way hn* rerelvctl no Inducement what
l-ondon
Style.
Big
Yankee,
Texas
poned, rain
ever, from any »ourco.
the playera retponded . .
Only games
Hand, Fancy Jive, Saucy 81*.
TODAY’S GAMES
"All of Ihe agreement* of Ihe
At Tutcaloou, Coach Itnl Drew
Florida
Slate
league
Playoff
put hla Alabama Crlmtnn Tides- Soulhenstern Conference rule* of
Men through a 30 minute scrim- eligibility shall bn iiibiert to Ihe I'alnlka at Daytona Beach
American League
male. End Tommy Stewart may ruling of Ihe HKO commissioner's
New York at Phllidelphla (nigh)
M loal for tho teainn hecauie u nffleo."
Woodruff said Miami ha* agreed
knee operation I* not responding
« « »
lo abide by 8P,C eligibility rule*
to nraatment.
After a l-hour workout topped In It* game with Alabama Oct. 3,
« ;>* .!$VI?
— «—
iSeason Play - Offs
BUFORD LONO
florid* Oatora
Gators Must Hear
Down For Stetson
Game, Says Coach
G A IN ESV ILLE ^ -P o iin g for
the newj photographer* milled lo
rather than *ubtractrd from the
wnrk for the University of Florida's
Gators today as Coach Bob Wood
ruff pushed hard In gel his squid
in shape for scrimmages.
"Too many of you came bark
In poor physical condition," he
said "And with less thnn three
weeks to the opener with Stetson,
we've got to really bear down to
get the work done '*
The squad went through its usual
morning drill, rushed into game
uniforms for nn hour-amt a half
session with Irnsmen, and was
scheduled for blackboard drills
early In the afternoon anil another
field seaslnn later
The first real team drill found
two offensive backfields alterant
Ing In an effort to innstrr Ihe play
assignments nml become aerus
tomed to working wllh each other
as units. Orn foursome hud Rick
Casnrrs at quarterback. Sam Dos
terhmidl and J ( I'.spa i Hall at
halfback and Bob Miieth at full
hack All but Muelh, a sophomore,
arc letlermcn
Thr other ball rnrrylng unit bad
Fred llnhlnson at quarterback, flu
ford I.ong and Dick Wntaln at half
back, amt Heed Quinn al Full
back Long and Quinn am letter
men. Robinson and Watsnn sopho
mores
The Siviford Naval Auxiliary
Air Station's team will battle
the Pinecsslle Air Force Base
tonight in Exposition Park at 7:30
p. m to determine the winner of
Orlando'* Class *B* softball chant*
pionsltip for this year.
Plnrcnslle's flyers advanced
In the finul round after they
defeated FASRON of the San
ford Air Stallnn, 8-0, last night
in Orlando. The main team of
the local nlr base w||| he going
Inin ibis ermine's (ray with a
drrldrtl edge orrr i’inecoalle.
Hanford need* only one gam*
to win the "F,” title while Plnerustlr mint defeat the local* twice
in order to claim the Orlando soft
ball "H " crown.
The reason for thin Is that
Plnrca*tle sdranced from the
timer* lirarkei lo play Hanford
in Ihe sinner* division. Hanfnnl ha i been nndiy.'atrd In the
ilny-nff* *n far und Plnecattla
I''
b.
in* hern hrnlrn once.
I.nil night the rlianre* for nn
ntl-Snnfnid Air Bute final »etle*
for the Orlnndo title were dashed
a* lh« Air Fnrremen from Pinetiistlc pinned u d-(> whitewash on
th" local FAHRON nine.
Hill Began paved the way
for the winner* by turning In
* superlative two-hltter In
blanking FASRON the entlra
distance.
Meanwhile il appear* likely that
at lrn*t two local team* will be
competing In the Orlando Clas*
"B" Inrilnllnnal tournament which
will begin tomorrow night a*
Exposition Park at 7:30 p.m.
Tommy Stringer will meet
with player* and manager* nf
Ihe I'it) Recreational softball
rirriill tonight above the City
Hall lo selert n 13-man all-star
train to represent Hanford in
llir Orlnndo Invitational
The Hanford Air Station will
Piotmhlv enler llielr championship
hnse team in the Invitational
inret tomorrow night.
No titit11wr who win* tonight's
game nr the pn«l aensnn Orlando
inflhall series, Ihe Orlando dia
mond bill crown will not be held
hv a team from the Orsne*
Coonly srat. I’lnerastle Is in
Orange County but not In O r
lando and the Hanford Air Hlalion tram in from Hanford in
Heminole County.
Tho Orlando Invitational will
wind up thn eoftball season In
the starters drawing (be win and Central Florida for Hilt year.
the loss.
Tonight the Aisleaa play In
Daytona, returning lo T'alatka for Pslslks
033 BIO 00*— 10
the thlrtl game Thursda
R ^ -Renner, trhy 2, Plrtle 3,
Daytona Reach
Hildebrand 3, Poston, Sondermeyer
Bailer, ss
2, Mallard, Geary 2. Tesnow 2,
Renner, 2b
Pollard, Pardue. E — Smith, Lang,
Cook, cf
ilnilrr. Mallard, Hildebrand. RBI—
Ovary, rf
Irby 3, Lon"* 2, Mallard, HildaTrsnow, If
brand 2, Plrtle, Poston, Ruckar,
Pollard, lb
Haller 2. 2U Genrv, Plrtle, Poston,
Irby, ;ih
.'ill 11by. III! Irl.y, HR— HoiOterPardue, c
mover, Hildebrand. H— Htnugh, KaStougli, p
, mlila■> DP -Smith to Hildebrand.
Lang, p
Left lisyloim S. Palatka 8. BB—
a-Ruckcr
Hutson I. Long 3. SO— by Slough
Newsome, p
off Slough 2. Ila** t, Pennington 2,
' Totals
1, tang 2. Ila** 1, Pennington 1.
HO— Htnugh 4 In I 2/3 Innings 3
Palatka
run*: Hast t In 8 Innings 4 runs:
tapes, cf
Pennington 3 In 2 Innings 5 runs;
Mallard, 2b
l.nng 7 In 8S Inning* 7 run*. WP—
K****M*n, If
Lang, Bass. Winner— Bass. Loser—
Smith, ,1b
Htnugh. U — Lcits, illicit, Burkhart
Plrtle, rf
ami Kettle*. Time— 2:10. A— 888.
Hondrrmeyer, **
Hildebrand,
Poston, c
Titusville Tides
Bata, p
Pennington, p
Low
Hutson, p .......
Thursday, Sept. 4
Totals
J.07 a.m.
7:20 a.m.
a— Walked for Lang in 8th.
1:27 p.n.
110 002 030— 0 7:83 p in.
Daytona
HERE
ICE
S A
CR EAM
REAL
B A R G A IN !
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SThe Hanford Similfc
r«**iv* joar Ssaford Herald, City
Delivery, br 7:0# P, M-, pleas* rail
Y ELLO W CAB 1444
________________ • _______________________________ A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R
V O L U M E X L IV
Huge Crowds
Greet Ike In
Philadelphia
Thunderous Welcome
.Given General Who
Will Formally Open
Campaign Tonight
PHILADELPH IA UP-Thl* birthplace of American Independence
thundered a great welcome today
to Dwight D. Elsenhower on hfi
arrival here formally to open hi*
preiideulial campaign tonight.
Upwards of 250,000 people crowd
ed the street* along the 29 hlocki
from 50th Street Station of the
Pennsylvania llallroad to Inde
pendence Hall where he was to
speak briefly.
Confetti. tlcketla|>e and “ I Like
Ike" signs greeted the Kepuhllcan
nominee as le rode down Chestnut
Street to the historic building
where the Declaration of Independ
ence *waa signed
AH along the way office workers
craned from buildings, some of
them shouting '*111. Ike," whtie
the crowd on the sidewalks
apntauded and cheered.
The OOP candidate, his face
flushed by wlndhurn and sunburn
from his two-day tour of six
Soldi ern elites, responded tire
lessly with his famous smile and
hand-overhead wave.
The general returned to New
York Wednesday night from a 2
dov. t speech drive through the
Solid South— first ever made by a
OQP president InI ni ml Idate— that
itrAv alimit 300.000 persons In At
lanta. Jacksonville, Miami, Tam
pa. Birmingham and Little Itnck.
Aides conceded publicly the en
thusiastic Southern reaction ex
ceeded their "fondest expect*tk>nx.” Prtvutely, tho Elsenhower
camp was elated. One of the gen
eral's top advisers predicted a No
vember split In tho traditionally
Democratic South.
Elionliower himself gained con
fidence, and, same said, developed
a brand-new fighting personality.
From Philadelphia, tha general
will push nir to Chicago Friday,
and then on. Saturday to Kaison,
Minn., where hie path will croea
that of, tha Democratic presiden
tial candidate, Opv. Adiai Steven
son nr Illinois.
Bain will speak In Xatsnn on
Saturday.
speeches he will deliver on a West
ern campaign beginning Friday In
Denver. Whsl he will discuss In
his opening speech Is n deep secret
even In his closest aides.
Meanwhile, there were reports
<r4»«Hnti»4 On I'att titsi
Tropical Storm Is
Far Out In Ocean
Moving Northwest
MIAMI (At — The (|uestlnn of
whether the sever* Atlantic hurri
cane will continue Its course to
ward the United States mainland
or whirl to a harmless death over
open water remained unanawered
today, .
Two Navy hurricane • hunting
planes developed mechanical trou
ble and wan unable to check the
position of the tropical twister.
Rhlpi were keeping so far away
their reports contained no ueetul
information.
The II a. m. E8T advisory estmated the storm'* center to be
120 miles eut of Daytona Beach,
near Latitude a,9 north and Lon
gitude Tl.Q weat.
Highest winds wen 110 miles an
hour near th* center. Hurricane
force winds— is miles an hour or
more— extended outward 19 miles
north and east of tha canter.
The advisory said the tropical
disturbance was moving north
westward at It to 14 mllei an
hour.
Indication! are for a turn to
a more- northerly course and pos
sibly slowing In forward speed dur
ing the next I I hours," the advi
sory said.
Grady Norton ctatof storm fore
caster at tha Miami Weather Bu
reau, said it looked aa though the
storm might b* developing a slight
■wing to the north, "but set can’t
bo suro until wa gat an accurate
position this af--------------Norton said a tu n pressure area
from the MldwestJMd reached the
coast and"appeared to bo weakd^efmlneVxactly sykat aftofMhJa
would havt on tho Iwrrteaoo.
roSW o!ins.T-*
toasti nine persons wore la hornltala
talc today Iniurad by an explosion
that cam# when water was poured
on a magnesium ftro boro.
The blest, 1st* Wednesday aftergoon, rlnoed apart a warehouse
at Bell Aircraft Plant No. l bon.
one of those In'-ired. was battered
lj serious condition.
James C. Fuller. 1
M I puMte re
lation* man. said 19 Mbe* aaeeona
wore treated at a ( M old atattea
C
It*. ieestehM and rnbrne b-ww*
g nee e* .-M eHwmtead oWetp
Ms*!*.# •*>** I t wi«4n*w>
i i rote***** Be* daweteasant
<*«• oeerhe Naxb*"’*
t -j
EatablUhed 1908
Acheson May Help
Clarify Situation
W A SH IN G TO N Idh — The
State Department said today
Secretary Acheson does not
"intend to enter Into" the po
litical campaign debate hut in
an early speech may "clarify
some of the terms" hring used
in foreign policy discussions.
It aald aUo that he may
make a number of speechea be
fore th* November election.
Acheson had told a new* con
ference Wednesday that the
Truman administration's policy
of containment of Communism
— a policy which has been un
der attack from Republican* In
the campaign— I* a long sub
ject. He said h* would like to
deal with it in a full speech,
perhaps in his scheduled talk
Sept. I I to i meehlniats union
meeting at Kansas City.
He also suggested that peo
ple should stop fussing about
words and talk about what'*
been done. If* aald they would
then have a much clearer Idea
of American foreign policy.
SANFO RD.
Production Of
War Goods is
At New Peak
F L O R ID A
T H U R S D A Y . S E P T E M 1 IE R
Cloudy with widely scattered showrr» In eitreinc imriliravt, ulherwto*
fair anil Isolated afternoon thunder
showers through Friday. Little
change In temps-iature.
*
Associated Prenn Leased W ire
I. 1962
Hurricane’* Tull Lushes Many Last Count States
Output In All Cate
gories Is Slightly
' More Than 2 Billion
Mark Set Last June
WASHINGTON kti-The govern
ment reported today that deliver
ies of planes, tanks, guns, and
ammunition for defense reached
a new peak In July.
Without giving a figure. Acting
Defense Moblllrer John R Steel
man said todal deliveries of mili
tary hard good* during the month
represented a slight Increase over
the two billion dollars worth pro
duced in June
He said this comparison covered
UO major and "problem" Items,
the heart of the military program
Steelman made public portions
of his latest secret numlhly report
to president Truman
In It, Steelman suggested the
rate of climb In production might
have been greater except far the
S6day steel strike.
He said steel production now has
pipelines for turning out military,
atomic energy and machine tool
items are again being filled.
Sleelman added, however, that
the effects of the steel strike will
be felt for months to come and
will hold bark the acceleration in
production
Tho two billion dollar production
figure for June was understood to
he around To to 75 per cent of the
rate the government alms for by
1955 This figure does uni Include
such things as construction, petro
leum. and so called "loft goods."
It applies to plans*, tanks, atuimi
nlllon and the like.
As h i example of the rote of
climb In delivery of strictly arma
ment Items, Sleelman said the
June valuation on goods produced
was double that of September,
1951
While July ammunition produc
tion was above that Of June, Steel
men said It was Ml particularly
by the steel strike.
Steelman said deliveries of air
craft In Jutv were substantially
ahove MO unite, with deliveries or
TH E W EA TH ER
N O . 10
S m a th e rs S a y s I k e
R e c e iv e d E n o rm o u s
R e c e p tio n In S o u th
U. S. Sabre Jets
Have Great Day
Bagging 12 MIGs
Florida Senator De
livers Statement Ah
lie I*'1ies To Head
quarters Of Adiai
WASHINGTON t*—A Southern
Democrat Sen George A. Smoth
ers o( Florida, said today the
South gave Dwight l> Eisenhower,
the Hi-publican presidential nomi
nee. "a tremendous reception."
Smathers flew to Hprmgfteld,
111, (oi a iiiiifrri-uce with Gov.
\diai Stevenson, the Democratic
SEOUL. Korea l!" Tlie V S presidential candidate, this morn
Fifth Air Force said U S Sabre ing I let old a reporter he plans
let pilot" today rolled up a near In talk In Stevenson about reports
record score for one day against he has hern getting on EisenhowI'omoiimlst MIG Jet' 12 destroyed er’v 2 dav j ii tour id Dixie this
week
and three crippled
“ Telephone calls from Florida
American's 19th |rt ace of the
Korean War wa- crowned m the report lh.it Fi-enhowet has been
attending (tie largest political
fiery battles.
crowds to history." he said
May Frederick t tllcs'c shut
" I don’t know whether people
down his fifth MIG lo qualify as arc Hinting mil from mrlosily or
all ace He Is the husband of because they w aid to vote for
Mrs
Dorothy llles-e. I'hoemx. lorn "
Aril , ami the son ul Hug lieu
At Chicago, the :i«
year - old
(ret ) and Mrs
F A Hle«*e, Smathers hacked Sen Richard B.
lilchniniid. Va
Russell of Georgia for Ihe preslThe best single day performance iloiiii.d nominaHoh lb- has not an
hy the fast Sabres was last July nounced whom he will support In
4. when they destroyed l.l Russian the election bid -.il(l he prohabiy
Ixitlt jets, damaged seven and will do so alter los talk with Steprobably destroyed one
yenioh
In Hie Senate Sinallu-rs has supA log force of Sabres swept
Aroused to indignation over Un
across North Korea and destroyed purled most Iml not all - admin
closing by "private Interests” of
the MIGs m u series of hla/lng istration measures, and the best
an old road leading to a public
dogfights
t hey fit-v* cover for guen here is Mod lie will campaign
bathing beach on the north shore
swarms of fighter homliers which fur Stevenson and Sen John J.
of Lake Mary, more tlmti ltd
IHI TAIl Of AN ATLANTIC HUPIllCANr. iwrpplng inland Irurti Smith Carolina In an nn\ ttimihd many »e, sirurk I'onnmmlst front line po-i Sparkman of Alabama. Ihe Vic#
citiiens of Lake Mary at a meet.
linns of Washington (top), uprooting trees a n .I,w n ln g power linen In many loealilU-s A IP klm N V
Hulls Allied losses, if any. will lie presidential nominee
Ing last night at the Community
home (bottom) I, itantaged by a tree that was Mown down during I Its- height of Hie »tnrm W phU of n . m
Since Hie convention the senator
liporleil in a weekly summary
Building voted to take legal ac
S3 to 30 miles ait hour whipiM-d the entire emit, causing damage In tin- millions
tf-icrinii
I'lie intensified air action [ul amt Mis Sinuibers have hecu ill
tion to keep the road open for pub
lowed Wednesday nighl’s -Hike hy Europe on a vacation trip
lic use.
Smnthcr* said he Is "not sur
I'
S Okinawa based Superior
Frank Evans, leading spokesman
Irc-se- against Ihe I'hungjin hy prised Mint Ihe governor* of Tex
to keep tha road open, was
as tviul l.otiisluon and some other
drneleclrle plaid in North Korea
named ae chairman of a commit
newly repaired from previous Southern Democralls have indltee which he was requested to
ealeil theywill not -aipport Steven
I.....dungs
■elect, and waa asked to employ
One Satire Ipltnl reported seeing son
an attorney to bring suit In order
lie said lie expect- to discuss
a MIG go down without absorb
to eat aside tha exlatlng deed to a
ing a shot during the Jet battles with Stevenson "all Ihe Issues of
32 foot wide portion of th* road,
between the Yalll and Ghongvlum thte campaign and particularly
Palmetto Avenue, held by Wallace
Rivers In Extreme Northwest Ko those that have to do with the
M. Todd, Lake Mary, The prop
Arrangement* havp Inert made
people nt Ihe South "
rea
'
erty wee once pert of the Durant 23 alretaft types.
will, both flentlnole High Rchoqb
IJe mentioned "civil rtgliD. own
Estate.
Copt. Arthur Mfflidtif. Dear er --hip nf tlilt-l.nn I-. t U i aft Hart
Among lh* Items showing a
snd iCwwm* Aesdemv W Hit* fltit
Tlie regular Lake Mary Cham marked lump was the Thunder
horn, lllcli . said tha lied Jet over ley Labor let and my bill far
dhtm rnmmlftee, rtmiolnted I,, ll„0
ber -of. Commerce - Meeting, at JeL the ffighter-kombsr being built
-luil him, went mil of control and ' a nation no te primary In select
t'ltv CmninUsloit Diasilnv ol,-M
which Mr. Evans asada hie Initial primarily Tor U. 8. allies of the
its pilot hailed out
to tdsv hnnte fnothsll ri>mn tlq.
presidential ami vice presidential
proposals for the rood action, wa* North Atlantic Treaty Orgsnlia-enum nt till- Hanford Menmitnl
I'he Mr Force said an inndctiH nominees "
adjourned at tha request of eltl tlon .Steelman alio reported that
Htndinm.
fieil I' S pilot haded mi* of InSmothers t-xpi ,'i-trd disagreesens of the community, who ex production of the J Si Jel engine
Tin- Junior t'liamlx-r nf t’nmAll ngreenrenl Mas n-m-hi-d i-eSAN ANTONIO Tex h An O damaged Sabre user nenlial lent merit with t itemeids bv Steven*
pressed the opinion that It would went up as did that of M 47 and mnee will hold a iiiui. m -tlug terdsv llfterniaill when I‘r In-Ii.nl
o-ar nit! buy Mini rcpi-.itcilly -aid tort, presumably Ihe l'aniiinii|om '■•li nnd "iiitui pivsiiii'uii.d cam
he unwise for th* Chamber of T i l tanks
at tlii- Seminole Counts t’nuri Herman F Mi.ute .<f Si-miin.l, "I didn't do d 1 dldli'l dp it" truce conference Mirpaigners Hi.M ruin of the Senate
Commerce to take legal action.
House Iniitghl St HAH) y.n, f,n High Srhiml
i-rri-.f wttii tin- m u * ai cuncd hv pulp e tinliiy id
The fiery halites came during -limdd be changed ' In end (ill
J. A, Yates, vice-president of
the purpi»t> of airing tin pro i-ii|)tinilli-e in the nffit-t- of f q . Hit- tin i ll death- nl tun Neglu clul
a b re a k III the had weather who li busters, saving
the Chamber of Commerce, volun
posed construction of Count \ hos t|nnai»-i Turn I i-mmi win, mil,
“ That Is a m.itii-i that will tie
Wednesday kepi sirtnally nil I' N
tarily yitlded th* chair, turning
pital, it was anmnimvi t...t»v by lobn Kriiler and J. Denver Cut
I’oliye -aid Ihe l idin Aliierlcuil planes Iml the big Superforts on •b’tertuincd by Iiii'illbcrx nf the
the meeting over to private cltlCarl Frisco nt tin- Jinm i limit dell eompusr the i-oaimiltee,
Imy M-l an H year oltl Negro hoy Hie ground
United Wales Senate I like the
tens to take action reearrding the
her'* meeting in the Ye- M t ilth
Tin........
*ald Mr I eniott
til- 12 year old m-lvr afire
( ’units covered the key power iitle* theway Ihcv art- now- "
road, and Roy Howell, at the re
Mr. I’rlsor, vice-pre-in I, m of also ciiiilai lPil I’rnf I 'room - anil and
Wrdnvsday ami let Ilu-in burn to
lie added he will tin all possible
quest of Mr. Evens, presided un
tile Jaycers, presided at tin- meet -retired hi* approval for ('rinmis death, trapped and "creaming, lit inslallulion and the It 2tls Used tn aid the r - chvttini nf Ins Florida
radar lo aim their bombs
til the meeting waa turned back
ing today In the ahsem..... . I'tesl Acndemv partlcipatioM.
g the allic nf ttn-ir hnnte
to the Chamber of Commerce.
The
Far East Air
l-'oteei ii-lleagm- Sen *'ln,Ss;ird Holland
dent Douglas Rteimtnnn - '■*< Is
1'liH Go,tut v Hi’himI llnanl, m
An it year nld -i-ter of Ihe chil
Mr. Even* pointed out that Pal
ap- ili-i-latfit. Im- ngrei-d to give tin- dren wa- critically burned trying (F E A F i -aid in lokyo llien- wJi
III. Tint Crawford ha- i
LEESBURG (Kprrlal)
Cun pointed to lepliu't- Mi "t . trom j f ill ll.iipit to put tip- fit-iil ip ,-,ii,
mrtto Avenue had been used fut
II» I M K Hi l l
lin lied nppusdioii and ill lloa lung time by th* public, having tracts were signed last week for ss the moderator at this n - iMiig’e ditinp fur fuiitl.iiil iniiip-s, and lo save them V frail, ptiy-ieully tinmhers re'orued The milnbei on
sPR ING El I I D III
IGov
handicapped older -oiler (might
been dedicated to public use 30 construction of a huge new cold hospital meeting,
Adlal E Mi-vi-tisoti laid out today
to i-niivi 11 it hui-k fin Ini -iiliiil! wilh Ihe hoy lull i-mildu’t slop Ids Ihe raid was not tlteclnsrd
years ago. He declared that when storage warehouse here.
The
A hospital pani-l will pro ■l tile wliep tip- fiiiqiuill -i-nmip riiili,
li s Murine llier* knocked mil a progiam ol live iiialor speeches,
atlempli In linrm the children
It was caller! to his attention that warehouse will hr located in the complete history of tlo•tin
lb ' aililml that work is In-ip,,
Dead were l.lmlsey, M, and Mary t'liuiigiln's I'laiil No I W'lilne- -tailing with a n-plvni Denver
th* (treat had been dosed, that northwest section of the city.
movement tonight ami will make stuitril un |tic fii-|i| today to mill
day night’s targr-i — lute m Iti.’iO Fridas to tin- itepuliln':ui slogan,
The building will he of concrete reroinntelidallnns to the i---ple tiq> "oil liver the Hay paths and lauilne, U Either II. h ip In a Itepniicd, il was liomlied In a big "It's lime tpr a chamte "
he and another Lake Mary cltlcritical
eoridilinn
wltli
n-vere
hum"
block
construction
and
will
occupy
sen, Lloyd Leedmon, and County
Tinllemocralii
pr esiili-tlllnl
All citterns of the i-onmv are plant rye gtn-s ip order to tinvo
air attack Iasi June The All
Commissioner O. E, Fcmrakre con en area of 100,900 square feel. Urged to attend thte Imp itaut it ready for the openllq- S||H in a San Antonio ho-pllal All were Force -uid new repair woik hull iiinojni-i- aiuimiuc* d through his
children
id
Je**e
t'liimiiighaiii
and
Rtorag*
rapacity
w
|||
ho
approxi
ferred with L. F. BoyTe, attorney
meeting. The question of a ' oml game with Enstte High Hi-huul on wife who were Imth id work when call'd the turbines were desperate campaign managci Wilson Wvatt.
for the County Commission, on mately three million cubic feet, Issue for the hospital will t > I ally Sept. l!fl.
ly needed to Iml der the <'oitirmi Mud In tlie five sue,ehes In* vvill
Ihe Irugedy ncctirred
consisting
of
three
large,
separate
t'he
the matter.
deal v( ilh M e independent vote,
explained ami reviewed
nisi jMiwer sujiply
The
older
siller,
Hull,,
22,
said
Mr
Krlih-r
UPilPiinre,|
thli
Mr. Boyle, he said, gavo tho cold storage areas, which will Junior Chamber went on • urd
GDI' "catch phrases'* and lay
ilia
wrestled
with
the
tiny
lint
he
It
N
fighter
hnmtiers
and
Sa
morning
that
he
t«
very
ppp-li
44 tiMfllDIftl (Ms
Mt|
opinion that the County Com hold enough product to fill 1,300 last week n* supporting « i ond
moulded
a
chair
out
id
ln-r
reach
lire
lets
swept
over
North
Korea
ple-i-eil
with
tipoulcnnir
nf
tlomission could lake no legal action freight cars.
Issue to expedite the cnn-li •lull
entiferern-e nnd the nrrapgemi-nt . and threy kerosene mi Lindsey in clearing weather today in MoThe new warehouse Is a protect of a hospital here.
on tha matter aa Palmatto Aveami Mary lamlse us llo-y sorted
of a tropical slorin which
nut, aa far a* ha knew, had never of the Leeihurg Construction Co.,
Seminole High Hchnnl (• eiball niaite. iieil iiri-dleli-d that with clnthhig in the attic Then he lit wake
been accepted as a County road. I.eeitmrg, of which J. W. Mc coach Fred (Sana* told tin lity th*- ndditlop of hhneher -eat* the n paper torch uml threw it Into whipped mirth eastward Into Hie
Hen nl Japan
Pointing out that it waa a private Donald la president and Chsnneoy M r , that thte year’s grldiim , ml- lolal uraling i-apai-ilv will In- 5.- the allic
The 11 S Filth Air Force said
matter, Mr. Boyle sugaeated that Butler la vice-president and treas look Is not too good In out In,mg 3119.
After neiulv 2‘* \a-ai-* of serEsther was burned when die (Iglilcr bombers concentrated on
individual cltlun* of Lake Mery urer.
Thte will he a 199 per-ent lmthe prospects for the coining \--ar.
vlee n« nn nir brake me hnnic and
threw
water
on
the
fire,
|M
dlce
close
support
strikes
oil
the
west
start legal action to keep the
The warehouse will have sidings
Coach (Janas Introduced th- new pruvepirnt nver the hlvh arltool -aid Itulli tried In climb to the
••*r repnlrmatt, •! V. R.- vu U ’J
road open.
. . . . on hoth the Seaboard Air IJno head basketball cusi-lt, John '- -It. (iHik, In- puilileil out, milling that old of the "creaming children hut ern lionl
Winds up In 79 miles un hour i l aurel Avrmo-. mi eoiivmlulute.l
Mr. Evans alio declared that and the Atlantic Coast Line Rail Both mentora emphasised th- itn- not only will there he much more could nut.
the neensluti f hli r.-tireruetit
and about lour Inches <d rain | on
Mr, Boyle had informed th* group ways, ai well aa loading facilities ortance of Joint ro-operstlmi hr- "rating, hut that lighting will he
when the 3:30 o’. I- k win-tie blew
M
sude
Wharton,
a
neighbor,
trout
lashed
parts
id
the
halite
that th* road was legally closed for refrigerated truck*.
ween the huilnrismen nnd the far belter and that patrons run tried to cut through ventilators in
Ftidnv nt the Atlnuti. ('.>nst Line
and that a private party heil the
It Is expected that Minute Maid school In producing a heltei and en joy the much more ronveiitent the utile with an ax when she Tuesday and Wednesday.
Rnitrond Shops.
Reds
probed
II
times
across
the
Corn, will ha the principal tenant mure successful athletic program and larger polking facilities, and heard the children "creaming,
deed to It.
A 21 (ewel wnt.-h and ehain. the
front Wednesday Chinese troop*
will have arreau to rest room*.
Mr, Fourekre, who wea present of the building, and Minute Maid In th* future.
"Save us, Maude, save us." An felt out Hunker Hill near I'auimm gift of fellow employees, was
at th* meeting, also quoted Mr. trained personnel will he In charge
Mr. Gsnas announced that elans
turienteil to Mr Hi own t.v Leon
It wa* agreed, r* fn-merlo "tig- unidentified man grabbed Ihe ax
loin again this morning, then with t'nrnell, shop miiii-iinteiidont.
Boyle as stating that the County of the operation end maintenance had hern worked out to imvc pested hv Ihe (Mly (Jnnimteabin, when
she fulled tu cut through to drew
could boI enter suit on th* mat of the building.
Seminole High Bchool play nil of that the City receive a tax of 19 the trapped pair, hut he failed, too
Now 70, Mr. Hi own was burn
None of Ihe skirmishes Involved In Sturgte, Kv . iml came tu
ter aa th* County had never taken
Refrigeration will be sunpllrd by Its five home games in the Me rents nn every ilnllnr. and flvo
Dtelrict Fire t.'hlef Fred Roth mure than 23 to 30 suldters
a 400 horsepower two-ata*# am morial Stadium this year.
over the road.
. .
Florida In 1923 the Brown* have
rents on every half dollar ticket. told newsmen that the boy, arrest
Mrs. Anna Cowan, Laka Mary monia system supplied by "Worth"There has been murh di-u«* Bemlnojp High Rrlmol agrred to ed by Juvenile authorities, kept
one son, II. It Brown, a former
resident, who owns an eight foot Ington Corp. Emergency standby ■Ion shout this shift to the Mud- nav the City |59 a game for the repealing, "1 didn't do It, I didn't NATION HAS FAIR W EATHER
deputy tiheriff here
Ry The Aasorialrd Press
atrip ox Palmetto Avenu; load nrotectlon will be provided in the turn," Gsnas added, "But w<- feel lights.
Asked how he expected tn
do It." lie raid Ihe alight young
Fair uml pleosant weather ap
ing to mors then 200 foot of form of a Diesel-driven electrical that In the spirit of co-opnniion
ster wouldn't say anything else at peered in prospect lor most of the spend hi* time in retirement after
The
football
field,
"aid
Mr.
K11
Lako Mary frontage, owned by generator,
with tha school and comm unity tier, will he lornted mirth umt the (ire scene.
hi busy a career, Mr. Brown -alii
rountry today
her, said th!t shs jisd been jurConstruction will begin In mid- it would be best to play in Iho south along the left field foul line.
Patrolman A. C, Sandoval, po West Only wet spotseorly toiluy ibet he would wutk around his
•prised when Mr. Todd hnd told fleptember and th* bulMlne will Memorial HUdlum this ymt "
yard, nnd ut Ins farm on West
This will afford a good view lice Investigator, sold several wit
her that ho had bought tho remain- b* ready for uea by March 1DG.1.
If* sxplslnad that previous ex from tho l.HOO permanent "eut* nesses told lilin the hoy hod fought over wide areas in Ihe Midwest, First Street.
in* M hot wide portion of the
perience In baseball fields lias In the grandstand, and the 7M> with tho {'imnlnghutn children re ihe East and the South. But It con
tinued hot in Ihe Southwest unit
ft'OMIIait** U« gage Threei
road, and aald that she told him
bleacher "eats. If needed, 259 peatedly. Sandoval said the buy West.Only wet spols early Inday
thM ehe dkTnot believe It could
was
seen
to
enter
the
homo,
throw
Negro
bleacher
aeata
mnv
he
also
DRIVERS' LICENSER
were 111 parts nf Utah, Idaho and
DIPLOMATIC RWIMMING
High Low Prrclp.
on the children and light Montana
Approximately 600 automohlln
ISTANBUL, Turkey tet - An moved tu the west "iilo of tlo, kerosene
" B a p id that he owned all th* driver*
70
41
Ashevlllo
It with a torch
licenses have baan Issued American ambasiador and a sen Held.
bench, * n d l asked Him when did to data at th* County Judges of
CO
M3
Bustun
Juvenile authorities would not
Opposite these, on tha east side
PHIZES HEARD
ator can UU th* hnma folks they
50
09
fice, It waa announced thla morn swam from Europe to Asla-but nf the field, 1,990 bleacher aeata permit questioning of tho boy
DENVER
—
Picturesque Uhlcagu
t'J
fA
Wednesday night.
ing by Mrs. Fowler, clerk. On the
George W. K. Posvar, 19, wa* held t: It*vela ml
___ la ( « « « In end take posses opening day, Tuesday, 390 II- they can't claim any distance rec owned hy Hrmlnolo High School
63
76
quickly brought the at lit county jwll for 29 hours, and lais Angeles
ord. They picked a spot on Die and now being used at Conrad ticFiremen
sion la thte way,"
.
, censes were sofcl.
M3
78
New Orleans
blaze under control.
Is picturesque no lunger.
Bosporus Sfralt where the rontl- Field, DeLatol, will he placed.
Many titteens expressed their
7M
Ae In past yesrs a counter has nenis are a half ntlla apart
Justice nf the el'ace R. R. BrothI’nsvnr claimed today that when Now York
Indignation about th# closing, end
.01
43
72
ermaii withheld a verdict pending loll attendants cut tils long hair, Seattle
in sal up In the hall of the
Tha currants there are swift and
durliw the e d m part of th* meet
WILKON HEADS CRUSADE
!Nt
74
art Hou*c, and three clerks are tricky, however. Bn It was smoo
further Investigation.
flowing heard and Gen. Custer Jacksonville
ing, fl. w T I s m , secrete ry, aeked
81
87
receiving lha applications. That*
NEW YORK ijv—Charles E. Wil
moustache, they took away his Miami
that aottow M **l»d upon be* may now be secured promptly thing of a feat foe Ambassador son, former president of the Gen
MOTHER ATTEN D S CLASSES
means nf livelihood.
George
MeGhe*
and
San.
Russel
without having to stand in long B. Long (D.-La.).
eral Electric Co. and until recent
FRANKFORT, Ind. Lit - Mrs.
Pnsvnr hills hlmbelf as a famous
llnaa, as I* tha cas* whan appli
ly director of the Office of Do- Lewi* Roach, 25, reported Wednes Colorado and Wyoming prospector
They
plunged
In
at
9:30
a
m.
cations art delayed until the ami Wednesday In Europa near the an fens# Mobilisation, Wednesday waa day for classes In Frankfort High who has made a living posing for
RIT7.
of tha month.
artists and photographers.
cient
Rumall
fortress.
Long named national campaign chair School.
"Denver ■ml Bio Grand*"
man
of
tha
1952
Crusade
for
Free
liar daughter, Mar'on. 6. will
He was taken to court Friday
raachad the Asian beach near Me1:15 - 3:03 - 5:0U • 7:27 - 0:33
enroll In Iho first grade Thurs snd fined 1190 because hli com
Ghaa'i summer home first, mak dom.
with riftoa
M OVJKLAND
Wilson will spearhead tha drive day.
N IW FOLVTICAL TW1VF
bination horns snd workshon was
ing It in Mte minute*.
In full combat
'Tsptaln n U -t "
Mrs. Roach, a German war ronsid-rrd a firekazard. Unable
tp« street* of TOKYO tel — Japanese candi Other# paddling alftne were Mrs for funds— Nov It to Dec 15—
PHA1R1E L A K E
h r Uie flrwt dates la tha Oct I Farllsman' McGhee, two McGhaa children, to support Radio Free Europe and bride, Is Utkin* three Junior clan Immediately to pay the (ine, he
"Indian Uprising"
suctions a n fatting uausus) pah- Marcia, 11. ahd Gaorxa, to, and Radi# Free Alls. Privately spon subjects to bslp her pan cltlun- was taken to Jill.where he was
7:15 - 10:80
barbered "for sanitary reasons ”
Hatty. TW y sand wrastfn— with Mrs. Martba Hunt, Washington, sored, both radio stations pene ship tests.
•“Sahara"
Acting Jail Warden Sgt. Earl
their, names aahlaxoaed fat Mg D. C„ tha amhaaaador1! prlvst# trate tha Bovlat Iron Curtail to Her former home was Rusiiel2:00— Onlyl
wtev-act Communist propagan hslm, only 19 mils* from Frank Framen azld, "Anybody that needs
fort. Germany.
____________ a haircut or Guv*, be gets IL"
da
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Citizens To Take
Legal Action On
Lake Mary Road
Mass Meeting Is Held
In Protest Against
Closing Beach Road
Blazing Aerial Doi;Fights Mark 2iul
Best Day Of War
Jaycee Hospital Plans ( omplclrd “I Didn’t Do It,”
For F o o t b a 11 At Says Child Who
Rally Is Slated Municipal
Stadium
For This Evening
Set Fire To Tots
Hitfh School Coaches
- D c s r rife *r*DarfcM
Gridiron O u t l o o k
Two N?e£iit> Children
Die In Flames And
1 Burned Seriously
drati
Huge Cold Storage
Warehouse To Be
Built In Leesburg
(J. W. Itrmvn lluitored
On 11is Itutim iieiit
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4-Fs Facing Draft,
Avers Hershey As
Supply Diminishes
&4A&W ASHINGT0N
M ARCH OF EVENTS
Afeather To Affect
A Bumper Corn Crop
WASHINGTON ur - Selective Jemecrollc Chances?
lowers Farm Prices
Service Director Lewi* U Hershey
^
Nprelal In Ctnlral Press
lays some men presently rejected
ai 4 Fa will have to be Upped
A ilO N O TO N — Oov Aillel Stevenson not his advisers hope the
to help meet the armed .force*
sveether will b* the Democrats' best oily In the party * Md to
manpower need* of 1,200.000 men
remain In power. They believe the weather will have a great deni to
during the coming year.
"Frona tbe 4 K group . . . and do with the all-important midwest term vote, uhlrh elected llsrry R
other sources. . . la where we will Truman In 1B4J. If midwest wraili-r Is good. It wilt mean s bumper
have to find our people," llrnhey corn crop, with atorag* trouble and lower prices for corn, hog* and
Ina He told a reporter he plana cattle-.
laid In n talk to the noth annual
Traditionally, when farmers are worried about prices, they siring
meeting of the American Psycho
along with Hie pet'inrrala OOP leaders charge
logical
Association
Wednesday
that this Is became the Denmcial* 'outpronilae"
night lie offered no amplification
the ttepiihllcans.
of the "other sources."
Polltlc.ll esperts point out Hist the closest run*
In the game speech, Hershey
teata In the IPta elect;-n were In Hie farm slates
charged psychologist* with some
of Ohio. Indiana. Illinois. Michigan and Iowa and
of the responsibility for the fact
the farm vote swung victory to Mr Truman.
that 400,000 men so far have been
rejected for military service for
• HTRINtd tr.I.H IIF..tnQt’A I»T r.n f-T h e re sre
failure to pass the armed forces
several r u m i why Governor Fltvrnion decided
qualifications tests. Those are teats
fo maintain hla campaign headquarters In Spring*
designed to measure educational
field. III. Instead of Washington, besides the sn*
and other mental capacltlaa but
have nothing to do with meisur
nounced reason Ihst he wants to keep near his
Ina emotional stability, Hershey
duties a* governor
said.
Otv. Adlul
In contrast with the Itepubllcsn decision to get
He explained to reporters later
teavanion
"closer to things" hv placing the tint’ headquarters
that psychologists might have
In Washington, the Primx-nts want to keep away
shown the Army how to make use
of some of these men In some ca from tha nation* capital The reason They don't want to be con*
pacity, or delected some men who nacted loo much w-llh the administration
By remaining aw-ay from Washington. Hie pemocrats believe they
"were smart enough, but who pur
can offset tha GOP "Time for a change" arguments After all, Spring*
potely failed to pnss the tests.
The Selective Service chief said field la quit* a change from Washington
A second reason Hlevensnn picked Springfield Is Its geographic
that a total of Da million men
have hern rejected for military location. In the Illinois capital, he is virtually In the hearl of Itm
Service for various reasons since nation and taally accessible to I'eno'iialir leaders from all section*
the present draft program started
of tha country.
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•
Wife Fbund Slain,
Husband Beaten In
Jacksonville Home
JACKSONVILLE o f -A woman
was found shot to death and her
husband beaten about the head
with a hammer In their Southslde
home today.
Sheriff's deputies identified the
woman ns Mrs. Vera M Felder,
about 50. She had a bullet wound
In her right temple and a small
caliber pistol wh»’h had been fired
once was found between her feet
where she lay on the floor.
A hummer with blond spots was
on o nearby bed
Her husband, Diaries W. Felder,
49, was reported In fair condition
at a hospital
He told a Jacksonville Journal
reporter at the hospital " I don’t
know what the hell happened." He
said he woke up about dawn and
"somebody was hammering me on
the head. . . I’m hammered all
over."
Me managed to get to the house
of a neighbor who called police.
Deputy Sheriff C. A. Alexander
;r,«
The couple
was married about
two months ago. Felder Is district
manager for the Utilities Engineer*
Ing Institute, Chicago, lie said he
formerly lived at Hendersonville,
N. C.
Felder said hi* wife spent all
•lay Wednesday In bed reading the
Bible. A Bible opened to the 23rd
Fsalm was on a bedside shelf.
tMaract Surgery
Given Boost By Use
Of Plastic Lenses
By ALTON L. RMKKXI.F.F
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• JAPANF.AE RQUAHRLK— As minor aa the Inrldent may stem, th*
■rltlah*Japanese squahhl* over tha arrest of two
British sailor* Jailed by the Japanese la being watched
British*
carefully by foreign policy ofltrlals In Washington
Jopanti*
Washington official* are said to agree with th«
Argument
British that th* Japanese should not have taken Juris
diction tn the case, but they are hesitant to any n
. publicly btcauat of possible repercussions.
It la fait here that III* Issue l.s so great In Japan (Let llis present
Japan*** government might fall at Hi* next election If the decision
In Ui* eaa* 1* reversed. Also— with the Communist* Just waiting an
opportunity to seise what power they can In Japan, the United Rtate*
I* not willing to risk th* downfall of a Japanese admlnlslration fsvorabl* to th* West.
Isake Mary Road
M’eistln*** from rase Hast
Mrs, Mr. Fourakre was aak«d hy
0. P. Braslngton, former C. of L.
president, why further action had
not b«*n taken by the County In
Inchce long havo bridged sections
of diseased gullala removed In
sheath.
hni'l surfacing Hie mnth poitioul
of Hie old Like Ma.v road Imrdvr
ing Ihe Albintlr Coast lane Kail-1
road. Mr. Iliasington aildeit that
lie Imd been tobl last November by
Mr. Fourakre that it would bn
finished before Hie first of the [
year.
Mr. Fourakre icplled that he I
had b**n trying to get action on
the matter, amt espresied the |
opinion thr.t the roa<l will lie fin
Ishrd befote the end of Hie yeai.
He suggested that Mr. Ilrasington
form a committee and bring the
matter to the attention of tho |
County Commission.
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not proved ton uurcrssfill b» mi<c
the condition of tho field- were
suited for hasrhball only." How
rvct, the Stadium commit I"- in
sure* us the field will be In «h*pc
for football, and that ia the hit
portnnt thing," Ganna antil
In ilrscrihoing the 195" Sent.
Inole High football team, Ganna
stated, "We have a yotingei and
lighter team Hint w-ltl lie faster
and have mote spirit.
"(lur purpose this year i- *ntt
lieressai tty to pioduce a wumei.
though we would like to, l"ii we
>re not going to saenfice Hi- kids
to do it. We want tn train H.« in
for next yeai "
Ganns announced that ...... .
tickets will go mi sale soon, which
will cost 11 for all five home
games. lie «nid that the Sent
litotes will play eight game- with
« possibility of adding ntiolhet
tilt tn the schedule before Hie
season gets underway.
All gnntes will l>e played no l*n
dav night's here with the excep
tion of the float game witli I
1 and. That contest will be placed
on Wednesday night. Not .hi.
Thanksgiving evening
In movies''
HOLLYWOOD
BXTItA TKNDKIl
operations on 30 person* in Ihe Iasi
IIICAGO III — iJttl* plastic two years, he laid. The plastic
« • bflng put Into human tube may remsln In permanently.
•>»*. replacing *yt lenses lost > be removed after being surunded by growth of a fibrous
.gT*'*r , ?u • " * cloudlnois ovgr
or* Idirtd *tl*' T ^",r ^e<*uc• vli,on*
dSSJW »PWl»Uit tak*a out the
clouded lens, and aubstltutM a 111
'year*
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"Of eniir.se not' Oh. Ihe first
I night In New York mav he tense,
By IlOH THOMAS
hut there's no difference In the
|mediums
If you're an actor.
HOLLYWOOD un-Bette Davis v,iu‘r1.r n" ?C,'T » stocin f matter
was in a slightly rnmhaltve mood " hr,h,‘r " ", -'ice. pictures tele
and that's when she produces the v'M"" " r raj
rr
hrst rnity
(
this matter of 'going hack to
the stage Is ridiculous' You don't
Miss Davis is leaving next week 'go buck' to tbe stage IPs ineret)
fur New York, where -he will i matter of gengrnphy. 'illng K
begin rehearsals in a revue. "Two u ling in any mrtlium Tin- Fug
la Company " II will lie her first lish are lurky They rail do plays
Rroadway show since »hr came and pictures without traveling
to Hollywood for a distinguished rhey don't Inlk about ‘going hack'
career that has lasted more than to anything II would he the same
two decades II i- also her first in Hus rmmtry If the movie Indus
stage musical I asked her if -he 'rv wrro In Long Island in dead of
were nervous
Hollywood "
Miss Put is Killed Ilia! silo will
"Of rnurse I'm nervous'" -aid
Ihe aelrr-s who generally -peak -lay with the show u- long us
with esi-lam.ition marks "Who -tic Is needed That could itic.tii I wo
wouldn't lie nervous'' li.it I'm mu tears it IPs a hit I- -be worried
worried It's a fine show and I'll 'bout being nit the screen that
•to my best to help make it a lilt lung?.
'Not in Hie least' The onlt way
Ogden Nash has written some
to gel good thing- done In lluwonderful material "
Imsinc-s is to lake chnneca That's
Will she sing in the show*
Ihe trouble with Hollywood it for
"Certainly I'll -log' tl'x a mud got how In take rhaure- it vim
cal. isn't it?"
want to achieve any Hung in llie
Is she practicing a time step utls, you can't play it s.ifr'"
fur the dunce number i ’
I'll say one thing for It'-lte i th.it
"Now, really, how long has tl
been slots* you've seen a lime
step in a revue’ Jerome llobhui.
Is doing Hie choreography, and
he's the best in his held' '
I- she runcerned about faring
a live uudicnce after all Hie,,-
*
• ROLII) 80UTI4 -Political observers say the FtepuhUran high corn
mand haa written off the south, except for Texas, as certain to »o
Democratic aa usual In IP5?
Headquarter* of Oen Dwight t> Msrntinwer however, have definite
obligations to their supporters In Dixie and Ihal'x the reason for Ike'*
decision to make a Iwo-and-nne hall dav lorn of the south
The arrangement I# designed to retain Hie support of the pro-tk*
Republicans In future party councils and take little from Ihe tlm*
reserved for more Intensive oratory In the north, cssl and weal
t
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• KF.FAUVF.n FU TU R E Not only did Hnintnr Kates KeMnver fall
In h|a bid for Ihe Democratic presidential nomination, but he may
hav* seriously damaged hla political standing in his home state of
Tennsssee. Krfauve? antagonised many ot hla most ardent tracker*
by hta aupport of Gov Gordon Drowning for a third term aa stata
chief executive tn the rerent primary which marked the defeat of
vsteran 8cn*tor Kenneth McKellar
• Politicos say that the endorsement of Drowning may cost Kefauver
substantial labor aupport when he comra up for re-election to tha
Senate In 1934.
Rrownlng was opposed hy labor bemuse of his use of troop* in cer
tain labor dlapilte* In Ihe slate and Kefvuver'a explanation thal h*
backed Brow-nlng bacause of the governor'* work for him at the Chi*
cago convention may not offset the union resentment.
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T H E SANFORD HERALD
t* 4 Thuraday, Bapt. 4, 1962
Sanford Forum
Tne Sanford Herald
"
E .t jb lU k t J la I t M ’ "
• A M U k H dull 7 f i r t j l
a in r la /
M l
San J a r .
Imre,
M trtu
C h rla l-a u a
a» 4
Urn
rubilibre mi aaiarAeya tel*
Chrlalaiaa and Naif Yaara
I I I Maaaalla J o a n
KalirW w » i , « J rlaae M i l l )
•■Iter JT. lam. at ike fail Olllea
Sealery rinrlSa, aajee lke a d
t'aaatfie tl Mairb a, lira
All ekllaarr
aalleea, rarJa el
Ikakka, -aeotatikaa aaJ aalleea at
ealerlalaaiaat lar rka aargaaa el
leOlap taaJe, w ill ka rkatgag let
SI regylar agiertlelag rate*.
i
Tha ItsisIC ft n a r a t e r *1 rbe
Aeenrleleg Preaa whleh ka aattlie*
ra .lu .tie lr in the aaa tag r awe ayI
M lle a a( alt tka local a lg a t i l mil 4
M Ikle a i n i M i r r , a* teen M all
I f hr n r Jlija lrliM .
thin Htnte, made a tremendous Impression upon the thou
sands of people who heard him In Jacksonville, Miami and
Tampa wnere the overflowing crowds and uncontrollable
enthusiasm have brought dismay to the hearts of the Trumanites.
It was here in the South, where the Republican candi
date might have been expected to appeal to ruclal preju
dice, that he chose to proclaim the real Issue of the cam
paign : corruption in government. There nrA other Issues,
to be sure, and the (ieneral explains that they will he detailed
In due time, but the one great single paramount Issue upon
which all else hinges nnd without which nothing can he
dono is political honesty.
!
General Elsenhower does not Infer that his Democratic
opponent Is dishonest or that hp would not do his lwst to
“clean up the mess’’ in Washington. He docs Insist, how
ever, that "no man. however honest, can clean It up If he is
'tlon which created
re honesty in govogree to those who
THURSDAY, hVTpV. 4; lM » ~ T
TO D A Y’H Dlllt.R
VERSE
Thu! la whnt it takea, a (Inner
limit turn nround and go bark
home to Ills fnlhrr’i house.
I will arise and go In my fathrr.— I.uk* 15:1*.
aiSUBMCAN MIIIDINflA! nominee Oen. Dwlgbt D. Elsenhower la aur-
To dm heit of our knowledge
and belief ihii is die (ini time any
candidate for pieiideol list teen
fit to cany tin lampnigo into Flor
ida. Genrral F.itenliower drieive*
something for thut.
;
t
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(lie emt o( government in the
United Ststei laat year amounted to
$112 fur every mail, woman and
child in the country. That i»ld lay,
a family of five would pay In tiset
$2,060, if it weic an average family.
Poor people pay lomrwhll jh l)
i ihote who make inuie pay more.
6u| •eyedroofv it paying untll.il
Iturfe. wnetnt/ lie known. what i*
hurting hiif gif n o t . ___
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Seminole County'i multiplying
controversies over roadi and where
they diall go i> a good sign. You do
no| have ronlrovertiei when noth'
ing it being done, Hut whanavei
you ttmi to build a road, you can
lie tine there will be a difference
of opinion regarding the ruule il ii
to lakr. Reconciling these differ•ncei it one of the chief prohlemi of
any period of progren, hut they
do denote progren,
• „
Southern irnalora, imliuling Sen•tor Richard Ruuell of Georgia,
are appealing Ip Governor Stevenion to ciisnge hii mind about the
imr*asily for chanaing the ruin to
abolish lilihuitan. They realize that
if*lh« filibuster la aholithrd, there
will be no way under tha iun lo
block FEPC, or any oilier bills hoitile lo the South which Senator
Humphrey and Ilia lohotlt may con-
The world fa greatly indebted to Italy. Ah pioneurn of
the RenulHflnnce in nclcnce, literature and nrt, hIiii gave th e ,
world many thing*. people and Idea* which we prul*e today.
Thun It Ih fitting to aeo thin nation offer nomethlng
unique to uid twentieth century man uh ho plicM I i Ih way
through the commercial air lanen of the earth’* ntmonphere.
In nild-AuguHt un Italian radio listening i>ont went on the
air, twenty-four hours at a time, to aid und uhhInI all uircraft anywhere In the world when any illneiui occur* among
airline passengers. Doctor* experienced in maludlen afflict
ing uirplane tm**enger* are available any hour of the tiny or
plffht to advlM plane* anywhere by radio on the earn of
tag for an-empty beer ease. ..
riders Htiddenly ntrlcken In the itkle*.
1
It wssa't Just an ordinary case,
The great mnn who first conceived till* Idea of humani
but on* In which McNamara hid
tarian nervlcu deserves the gratitude of ovurynnu In tho
hi* Labor uay receipts of tl.400.
world. Professor Guido Gulda I* a noted Italian phynidun of hay, and a headache hurts him In tha ruin o! business, he fold
who head* the new group. Ho offer* hi* plan to the world as much.
the case full of beer to four men
So It Is with children. The kin and remembered a short time lat
a* we enter the most active pha*e of our air age.
dergarten
which
seems
to
envious
he had done. Wednesday,
An nlr-Hlck Infant crossing tho Andes, a pale-faced grownups a lost Helen Is lo the er what
of the four returned to the
lady frlghened on her first flight, possibly an expectant small fry a kind of battle field. one
tavern and, upon questioning by
mother Htiddenly deep In hur birth-pang* high over the At The wounds they receive there are McNamara, said the men drank
lantic — the*e und other* may lie ministered to by till* Immortal First scars are longest the beer and threw the case away.
remembered.
When last seen. MrNamara and
medical man in his Roman office.
Looking back on iny own kinder sontN volunteers were headed
Dr. Guido Gulda Is country doctor to tho flying world. garten
days! however, 1 find that along Van Duien County highways
Twenty-Game Winners
Apparently few major league pitchers this year will win
20 games. Philadelphia owns the only two so fur, Bobby
Shantz of the Athletics and Robin Roberts of the Phillies.
The next highest winners nre Hevernl game* short. Last
year there wore 18. This year it will lie remarkable If there
uro five.
If 20-guine winners are comparatively *curco, 80-gnnm
victors huve about disappeared. Dizzy Dean won 80 In 1084
and Lefty Grove 81 In 1931, the Inst two major leaguers to
accomplish this foat.
In tho first half century of organized baseball winning
80 games wu* not uncommon. In tho TIO’s Kid Nichols of
Hoston, one of the latest additions to tho Hasoball Hall ot
Famo, won 100 games In throe consecutlvo yeurs, and Amos
Rusiu, the speed ball king of New York, had 101 victories
in tho sume period. Even this record looks Insignificant
compared with that of Charles Radbourne, who won 00
games In 1884,
Are pitchers getting brittle now?
More Rooms Added
To New Reit Home
Mr. and Mrs, W. T . Qaughf have
added n number of rooms In their
home at 8»oo Magnolia Avenue,
Just outside the elty Hmlte, to pro
vide facilities for a rest home.
Mre. daughf la d retired mas
seuse, phyifo-thsraplat and dletle an and has a degree front the Na
tional College of Chicago, tho lU n -
would take eare of th* cost of re owned and operated her own busi
conditioning tha field. Tha new ness In Jackson, Mtaa., and oyeratpdium U one of (he* finest things
ts which Sanford caafttitorwlA
pride and tha more it Is used tha
beier it will be for
matter which way you to|kJ$pt.
juat how big ihqukl n hospital
bef That depends dtp many Delon,
»ms of w W S d c outlined brief^!/in "Yardsticks1 for Community
fjeM ter published in Wednesday's
Herald. Briefly they include the disUijge j o other nearby hoepUalc,
lode! economic conditions odd bductnal hazards, the M MlLUdth
the aecnrid grade were teaalng m
about It. and I had to call oil tbe
whole affair.)
5. Don't brau about your gallop
ing.
In our kindergarten galloping
waa a high art, and I was the beat.
One day while we were wheeling
around tbe room. . . gallop. . .
gallop . . gallop. . . I called over
to tha teacher, who waa pounding
tbe piano "look at me, lira.
Steal*, look at me nowl” . , ,
Juat liieik my riylng foot booked
the big (lat hoof of a red-haired
little (illy ahead nl me. and down
ahe went on her fat little fare—
and up again she came In tear*,
with both data swinging. I don't
recall ever galloping In public
since.
Yaa, a wise man can learn moat
of whal he need* lo know about
Ufa In kindergarten
Kindergarten Seen
As rrovnig Ground
For Later In Life
Crnlrsl Floiidn it well rrnrrtented at (be Atlantic City bathing
beauty contest with Mm Maici.i
Cune of O tN iaIo and Min Nev*
Jan* Ltngley iif Likcbuid among
the compelitori
"You ain't tern nothing yet".
»*y» Congreuman Syd Herlnng of
Lceilturt*. "Iixes ale high now,
hut if Prriidrnt 1 rumsn had hit
way, lliry would be a lot higher".
If die trrml which *.*» begun in
19.32 (onlinuri, lain will like
everything dial n man can make,
and ell he will have left to live on
' will be Ilia Social Security.
V
louiuled by members of tha California deleg-itlon a* he enters Man
hattan Center, New York, to adrtrea* 4,000 delegates attending tha
National Association of l.elt»r Carriers convention. Ike promlzcil the
gioup he would work fm J more efficient po. lal service.(International)
• Yee,»U
-the old i
you must w
is the only period of my life I looking for the lost case.
would truly wish to re'.ive This
Is not because it was an altogether
hanpy time, for It was not that.
I don't recall weathering any de
spair dee|)er than 1 knew it nn«*
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The Correct Tennla
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AGES . . .
BASKETBALL
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The official gym abo*.
*8.96
Others from 2.25
L adies' Low-Quarter
GYIM SHOES . . $3.28
Ladies’ BASKETBALL SHOES
SHOES FOR BEGINNERS
Harr fool freedom with Arch(luard protection . . .
For HOYS And GIRLS
Other Gym Huppllrt
• Sweat Shirt*
• Athletic Sox—Mode especially for Tennla Shewn.
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Eugene W. (Irlner, who wan
named to the Stetson University
faculty for the summer term as
assistant professor of economics
Will continue In this capacity when
th* fkll term clastee begin H*pt.
119. Professor Orlner’s specialty
Is labor and labor relations.
Success goes to your head with our
Cold Wuve and Oil Treatment
lime or another In kindergarten,
lung any higher peaks of
Nor i
the fine thing than waa that any
•motion I went through hid a
poignancy navar attained later. I
savored even my moodi of de
spondency almost as much aa my
rainbow pleasures. A child anjoys
his self pity because be feels no
body In Ihe history of the world
has been so put upon. When he
grows older he knows this Isn't so,
and that robs him ot most of the
fun of feeling sorry for himself,
In college a fellow pick* up a
lot of detailed knowledge, but It la
In kindergarten that he learns tha
basic principles that will guide him
through life. Here are a few I
learned the hard way:
1. If you don't likn to doff your
ated a state approved boarding cap to older people to be polite,
home for children at Madison, don't wear a cap.
2. Navar hit a person of tho op
Miss.
posite le i when iba'a down, avan
It she la bigger than you— and par
ticularly when somebody Is look
ing,
i. Don't land your last martoio,
because u you do you wont have
anything left to play the gams
4. N a m tell all you know. (I
made tbe mistake ol confiding to
a pal 11had a crush on a little girt
n kindergarten— a talented crea
ture, aha could toe-danca at S. Tbs
nest day even tbe Mg buflleg In
Mr. Holland D*a«i,
I)rar Sir,
I wa* not surprised that you
refused to run mv laat letter. It
la not an unexpected thing for
you to run those letter* that deal
with politic*, that run In the name
rhannel of thought that fit* you,
but you refuse to run those that
are far more necessary, which
h*v» to do with the »oul» of men.
You do not like to have the
truth told when it eipoaea the
hynoerUy in our churehea. There
la little wonder that world condi
tion* are ** they are. You know
wh*t 1 mean, because our formal
church** are reeking with «ood
church members that you don’t
want eanoaed. who will cuaa and
do anythin? that any man In the
(treat will do.
•f | would write on th* merit*
of ba«*hall, nnle»* I tell the truth
•nd show what a silly thin? It I*
for grown men to yell their
throat* sore, and making the
Devil happy, It would he run. Rut
let anv men try to einlajp the
Jo"* of salvation ami thatn out.
I do not know If you are a base
hall fanatle, hut you do not hesi
tate to run everything that I*
•gainst the word of Rod. It I* not
fair that people are deprived of
th* »lgn* of the times Just hecause of pleasure madness. Many
neonle who do not belong to th"
Methodist or llaotlat churches of
Sanford Inslat that I write for
the paper, and are surprised when
I tell them that you refuse to
run what I write, unless It Is be
fitting to worldllness, and many
are like myself, concerned about
the souls of men.
It 's true that monv folks who
are living like the Devil don't
want to hear of the troubles that
•re around the corner. Many want
the preacher to preach smooth
things that will not make them
feel had. I hope you are none of
that kind. You know Just how of
ten mttnv of you would go to
church If the preacher put a
mourner* bench In the church and
preached like he believed what ho
•aid.
It’s nice to listen to a flowery
sermon, then go home and to the
Theatre and to hell eventually.
You know I'm telling the truth,
and your frlands don't want I*.
Respty.
Rev. II .W. Miller
Miller Farm*
Coniplete
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usually >-54
Permanent, usually SJ14
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Without Oil Treatment.
IMO I T
(let a head-start on fall beauty with our amaalng Succeae
Treatment. Thu oil treatment conditions yeur hair.
Halpa eliminate bruised, dry end*. The permanant
glvaa soft, carefreu curia that laat and laat. Evan
short, wlapy anda come out beautifully eurledl
Anna Mae Chapman
Qrare rnvta
• Yew 4mm't cevM cnferlesl
• Yew 4mm'I feel starved/
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eesy Reducing Finn.
Se A JO-day supply ef Ants OetaAeld Appetite Reducer.
ANN’S MIRASOL BEAUTY
SALON
J T A R R IV E D !
Fresh Shipment Of Whitman's
And Hollingsworth
Give The Always Appropriate,
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�Rebecca McBride To MQ Ranch Scene Of
Marry W. D. Holmes SHS Council Meeting
Social A n d Personal Activities
PHONE US
Mrs. Dean Speaks
At Baptist Meeting
Social Calendar
FRIDAY
Th e Gleaner’s Class and the
Women's Bible Clas*
met
<m
Tuesday night nt 0:30 o’clock fur
n covered di*h supper at the Ed
ucational Building of the Firs)
Baptist Church. The meeting was
opened with a pinver led by Mr*.
Volie Williams after which Mr*.
W . P. Brooks conducted the devo
tional.
A talk bv Mrs. Holland I. Dean
on "Southern Folklore” was en
joyed by the group, following her
introduction by Mrs. F. E. ltd/
A t the conclusion of the talk
she was presented with ii pair
of crystal vase* fiom the classes.
Those present with Mr*. Dean
were Mrs. Williams, Mrs. A . .1.
Bunbeams will also meet nt tne Peterson, Mrs. H. II. lldham , Mr*.
aaitin time.
Th e Elsie Knight Cl aides Forrester, Mr*. S. J . Nix,
Circle w ill lie guests of the Pres Mrs. It. P Cully, Mr*. Essie W il
byterian night circle at the Edu son, Mrs. It. A . Howell, Mr*. K.
cational Building of tho Presby S. Hockey, Mrs. H. D. Smith. Mrs.
terian Church with the night and K. C. Wiley, Mrs. Britton John
son, Mr*. B o ll nml M in . J. II.
time to ho announced Inter.
Circles of the Women <>f the Fields.
Also Mr*. W . P. Y’ealey, M r'.
First Presbyterian Church will
meet ns follows: Circle No. I, M rv Peat I Mansell. Mr*. Eunice Dsnn,
Charles Wilke, chairman. with Mrs. Em ily Jnmesnn, Mrs. J. T
Mrs. Fred Robb, Narcissus A ve. Newby, Mi*. It. E. Tnlu r. Mrs, A.
rue on the West Bide, nt
2:30 K. Rat set ter, Mrs. G. C. Diana,
p.m .; Circle No. 2, Mrs. W . II. Sli*. M. N . Cleveland, Mrs. J , L,
Hofmann, chairman, with M>*. Jackson. Mrs. Fred .Myets, Mrs.
P. T . Piety, Osteen, Mrs. C. F. A. J . Walker, Mrs. Mamie l.eu
Snyder, ru-hostess, at IMHl p.m ; Denton, Mrs. I,. H. Harvey, Mr*.
Circle No. 2, Mrs. I.lovd F. Boyle, A . Kendall. Mrs. El. T . Hunt. Mr*.
Thelm a Mitchell,
Mis.
II.m -l
chairman, with Airs. F . 1,. Wood
ru ff Sr., 620 Oak Avenue, nt 1:00 Gardner. Mr*. Ilea Newsome. Mr*.
U.tn.i Circle No. 4, Mrs. J , |l. J. A . .Strange, Mt*. E. Glissun,
W oodruff, chairman, with Mrs. A
Mrs. W. A. Cagle and Ml*. C. A.
L , Collins, 220 West Twentieth Anderson J r.
Street, at 3:0(1 p.m.; Circle No. 6.
Mr*. W . I,. Roche, ehairinun, with
M K Itl.E W .V H N EK M It K I T UN
M rs. J . L . Corley, Cameron A ve.
M r. and Mr*. Merle
W nrner
hue, Mrs. O liver Clause, co-hot- returned thi* week fiom Mans
less, at 2:30 p in .; Circle No. it, field, (I. where they spent two
Mr*. A . C. Moore, rhalriiian, with nml one hnlf weeks with Mi Win
M rs. W . P. Brooks, 417
W rit tier'* purenta. Included in then
Second Street, at 3:00 p.m.; Clr
many iixlt* of lntere*t was a day
cle No. 7, Mrs. C. It. Ha wson, and one half tour of the Empire
chairman, with Mrs. K. W. File, Steel Corporation.
Celery Avenue, nt
3:00
p.m.;
A captain of the C.A .P . uni
Evening Circle No. 1, Mrs. Mnhri also engineering officer fur Cen
Brown, chairmen, covered dish tral Florida, M r. W arner left hy
supper at 0:30 p.m. in the Edu
cational Building. Guests will he was presented with ii silver com
the Kl*l# Knight Circle of the pote ns u memento of the occasion.
F irs t Baptist Church. Evening
A t a Inte hour Mr*. T ru e , as
Circle No. 2, Mrs. E. J. .Shepard, sisted by Mrs. J, M. Thompson,
chairman, wllh
Mrs.
Shepard, served meringues filled with ice
cream and slrnwherrle* to Mr*.
2201) Oak Avenue, nt H:00 p.m.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of G rie r and the Mines. Ted Brook
the First Methodist Church will lyn, II. M. Gleason, Johnnie H a rhold a membership rally at the mon. K o m Houghton, Frank l.ee,
home of Mrs. T . C. Bolt, 206 West E. E. Lloyd, Jr ., A . L. Walter*,
Seventeenth Ktreet, at H:00 p.m. Mis* Caye .Stubbing*, B. E . True,
A ll employed women Interested In Knm
Ham C
ih-I
Cochran
umi Hev. J. M.
joining the Guild are Invited. If Thompson.
transportation (s needed please
transput
St. Monica Chapter of Holy
call Mr*. W aller I,. Carter lit Cross Episcopal Church will m r"t
626-R after 6 :IK) p.m.
ul the home of Mr*. H. W . W illtd k s d a ;
laiiiii, 1020 Park Avenue, with
Member* of tiro l.ake Mary Mr*, L .It. John*iin as cudioitu**.
Praabyterlan Church choir gath
T h e U n ity T ru th
Class
will
ered at th# horn* of M r. and Airs, meet at the Valdes Hotel nt 7:13
tt. E. T ru e Tuesday to honor one of p ill. Th e aludv of tile honk "Th e
their number, Mr*. H. It. G rier, Sermon on the Mount" by Em*
who Is moving to Hanford soon. r m ll Fox will he continued. Th/
D u ring the o w n in g , the hunorte public I* invited to attend,
T h # Pilot Club w ill entertain
for Mrs. Dorothy Horsfall, district
lieutenant governor of District
Pour, Pilot International of Jack•onville, with a dinner « t tin*
M ontrtum a Dining Hoorn nt tl:30
non.
The liuiine** meeting will
follow amt all committee chairman arc requested to briny their
reports in <|iiadrupllrate.
Mo n d a y
I Circles of the W..M.U. of the
First Ilaptlst Church will meet at
lllO O a.in. at the church with n
covered dish luncheon scheduled
for 12:00 noon.
The proKrnm
meeting will begin nt 1:00 pin.
The N ursery and pre-srhnol ng
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SUMMER SALAD SPECIALS
N O . I — R IP B C H I L L E D T O M A T O H T U F F R D W I T H T U N A
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C O F F E E OR T E A
TOMORROW’S SELECTION OF PIES
APPLE. BLUEBERRY, PINEAPPLE
Roumillat & Andonon
W ALG REEN
"On
AGENCY
’/he Corner By T h a Clock"
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H H M w u M ia a H a a m u B ttia a M a u a ti
Mr. and Mrs. O . It. Estridge
left today for Traveler's
C ity,
Mich, to visit relative*
M r. and Mrs. A , II. Mahoney
had as their guest yesterday
Charles Ryan of Palatkn
A. Kannrr returned oil Tuesday
from a visit with illative* in
Nine York C ity and Washington.
D C.
Mr and Mr*. T K. Tneker re.
turned vestord*V from New York
C ity und Waynosville, N . C. where
they spent their varatlon.
Dr. and Me*. H a rry Woodruff
have moved their residence front
BID Oak Avenue to their new home
at Mil North Elliott Avenue.
Mr. and Mr*. Jack Banner and
fnmilv have returned from th"
Anierlrnn Legion Convention In
New York C ity nml the Notional
tils-* Denier* Association con.
ventlon in Washington, D. C
The marriage of Mis* Bebr .-a
Louise MeDrhle to W alter Dfli i
Holmr* will he solemnitcd touc’i
vow evening at 7:<kl o'rloek at Dm
First Baptist Church. D r. W P
Brook* J r . will perform the ceren on,. Ml** McBride is tha daiiyii
ter of J . B. Mcllrlde of Pacidet.
S. C. and M r. Holm#*' parent* .tie
Sir. and Mr*. W. C. Holme* nf
Burlington, N . C. She has »#r-*d
op the faculty of the South Si b
Prim ary School for the paat th
year* und M i. Holmes is *'.»
tionrd at the Orlando Air F o il"
Base.
Mrs. E v a .is McCoy w ill tend- i
a program of nuptial muslr nml
J . M. Stinevipliei will he the
i*t.
Serving ns matron of honor fm
Mis* M rllride will lie Mr*. How
aril Llndiiuist und perform ing thduties of best man will he Mi
Lindquist.
Following the ceremony n re
ception will be held ill the chinch
social io o iii *. No invitation* have
h,en issued but all ftiend* of '
couple are invited.
Daughters Of Wesley
Hold Election Meet
M i * .1 N tilllmi wu* lii-#1#cicd
itn prraldent and Mr* H. O. SI' o
bnlser a* teneher of the Uaut >
M r aiu| Mi*. David Mount of tri* of Wesley Sunday 8eh""l
Method'-I
New t y rk C ity have arrived t*1 j Class of the First
spend several weeks with Me. and Church nt a meeting held
Tuesday night at McKinley H ul
Mrs. Ben Small at the Yu birr, llo
tel prim to moving their ie*i at 7:30 p.m. Dthei of fleet* elect *3
inrludeed M m . J . E. Courier ude are to Florida
v ice-preaid iui t ; M n .
B. Hat lilt
Me. and Mr.*. <). P.
Pearson as secret hi y; Mi** Vers* Won.I
spent the l.nleie Day
weekend cock as tnil.Hirer und Mr*. lt"X
with their daughter ami aumln- j | lilt* a* building fund treaaui"
law, M r. and Mt*. Jume* K. The nominating committee r e
listed of Mis* Bessie Zecnaiv
Howland of I'ottnl. Gn.
M r«
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II
M o ii i or and Mi ■
M r and Mr*. W . E. Kirvldm ff. i ’rarle T y re .
M L* Nixie Kirchhoff and Mix* .
Ilostc— e* for the meeting wei«
Gretchen K ilrh h o ff nod
Ilillv M is D It C ..:ridge. Mr*. M. I
K lrrhiuiff returned mi Monday \Vlight. Mr*. Courier, Mr*. C. I
from Wilson, N Y. where they Hinuuaii und Mi* Leslie W ru ',
visited Mt* K lrrld io ff* parent*, Mi*, litlioii tueslded over th.Mr. and Mi*. I* E. Gutu'diell.
business
.......ling
which
«t.
opened with the devotional pert" I
Mr- and Mr* E . M. Swalm will conducted tiy Mi*. C. II. wile
have a* tbeii guests this weekend
llei theme was "W o ik " and **'•
Mr*. Swaint'a sister*, Mr* bred.
concluded tile periml with th.
Carter of Florence, Ala , Mrs Ed
gar Maddox of T ro y , A la , M ir. leading of u pirni "Just Pa*»]"r
Robtrt M o rrii entrr'uined mem
ber* of the 3ettjlnole High Srhcol
Student Cuuhcil and faculty advisor* recently at the M eiris M 0
Bunch near Osteru,
Swimm ing,
boating
und
Imrkboard riding
were enjoyed with a ranch din
ner prepared ami served In the
cook house concluding tho day
Included oti the menu were bathequed pork, mashed potatoes,
tested salad, hop biscuits, Iced ten
alul apple cobbler.
Following the dinner the Coun
cil held it* first meeting fur the
fall season and .suggestions for
the ruining year were made. The
committee
member* were
ap
pointed (Idling the meeting which j
was conducted hy President Rob
ert Morris.
Plan* were made for a hnek-toschool dance scheduled for Friday
hi the schuol gymnasium.
The
'Inner bn* been named the “ Fall
Round-up Dance" and w ill be
-ponsored by the Student Council.
Th# local school i-ouiicll will
entertain the District 8 Council
Association meeting In the nrai
future. Seminole High School hn*
Iren chosen the presidant school
of the Association.
Robert wan
nssisled In rn lrrta ln in g hy faculty
advisors: Mr*. V irgil .Smith, Ml**
Kthul Riser iinil Principal Herman
E. Morris. Rotieit's brother Ernie
also assisted
Those enjoying the event were
the Misses Gall Hitting, Linda
Leona it). Dai tun u Cnssuhe, Peggy
W right and Eleanor N ix.
Also
Tom m y Sneer, Phillip Boyd, Jack
McGill, J.liues D a vL. 1In in) 11nn
til-two Jr., Bunk* Register ami
I'nminy Kuhn.
Lunchroom Personnel
Attends FSir Course
- - FRIDAY & SATURDAY - -
DRESSES:
s smart s ta rts 5
lly
Larg# choir# af c a lw r n -B ilr a large alia -M o th -p ro o f.
NYLON. And RAYON 98,16
PEPPSRRELL BLANKETS
BATES—Th* Fincut Name In Bedaprtads
$ 8.95
Vicki
ILill
Vaughn
Duns
All
I »«,il•nn
AND
$ 10.95
LOAFERS in
I K M i l L it nr C U S H IO N
( H KPE SOLES.
$
7.95
—
$ 3.95
Y IO ir .A S IN T O K »
(lit U M ' I )
..I
S M O O TH
$ 7.95
-
$ 3.95
OTIII’lt STYLES TO 31.1,1)5
ALL HY GENERAL SHOE ( U
MEN'S
KAHT
F lIt S T
W EAR
S A N IO K I)
IM IO N f i
Penveys
A L WA Y S '
FIRST
QUALITY!
PKNNEY’S EVERYDAY
LOW PRICES
diasllcall)
M E N S AH MY T W I L L
KHAKI PANTS
Zipl'i'f Mv
NOW
Eormerly Valued T o :
1 4 .9 5
F A M O U S N A T IO N W I D E
.......................................£ Q . 9 5
agers And
The “Lolly - Pop”
Crowell
•
DOUBLE SHEETS
I 2 . 9 r » .....................................
g .l» 8
1 0 .9 5
................................
g .9 8
8 .9 8
.............................
g .9 8
M E N ’S IIL U E ( IIA M H U A Y
5 .9 8
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J .9 8
WORK SHIRTS
Gabardlnu
Red, Green, Navy
Gray, Drown
Q
• Full rill— SizpM 1JI j to 17.
• You Navu I lure,
COTTON SKIRTS:
Twttfdfl
HOY’S HACK-TO-HCIIOOI.
Valuea up lu I7.US
Red, Gold
J.9 8 -
DlHck Velveteen
SPORT SHIRTS
3.88
Ulitck Velveetoen
• Woven (dnitliam plaids
• New I’nlturnH-Golora.
BLOUSES:
bliss 1
to 16
Puf# Silk, Cotton* and Crepes,
Value* *o d.#ii
HOY’S ZIIM’ER FI.Y
Priced far this sale at
BLUE JEANS
9.95 to 2 9 -9 5
In Twin or Doabip Sim Only.
95.95
—
• I tent quality
Trim, Guy Scarfe.
94.98 CHATHAM
94.98
LIGHTWEIGHT BLANKETS
TWO STYLES
educed fm Suininw-r Ckaintici-. Ilu lude* Voiles, 'I issue
fhumhray. (iiiighuin, Nylon and Clmnibiavs In Hun Back*
un<t Cue) Style*, flared, pleated and *ltm skills
Hi/e* 1)16, 111 20} I4*v 24'v.
For the Teen
Bpring Mill Percale Pillow Case*.
Lltltm PURRET »IC»
WING-TIPS
• S h i l l s til m i l l - i l l - 1 H
<81 x 108) - NOW $2.49
NOW ONLY 79c each
Rugged Fcctiuear
At Prices Tru libel
1
by Ifc# pottnd.
H IIK E T H .
T ru d y
COATS
Spring Mill Prrrnle.
M U S L IN
Doiinvnii, tioirglaiia
Jilyuctte, J mi n Miller,
. . . f o r Y O U N G CA L L W A R D R O B E S
Percale Sheet* w ill pay for their slightly higher roat
by light tier • In weight If ymu laundry 1* weighed In
M IL L
W IN T E R
PARK
(B p '-c la llR o b e rt
lltif itn iln . nullonallt
pminlnent choral condiirtor anil
tlirei tor " f the chninl department j
at the .Hilliard School 'if Music io f
New Y'ork, ha* been appointed to
the Rollins (hdlrge Conservatntv
of Musir, it wa* unnmtiireil ),e
college officials
Hllfstadrr, who fouiidrd
and
conducted the llnch Circle of New
Y ..Ik and the lliifstader Singer*,
will direct the Knowlr* Mi-moriul
Chapel Choir anil the llnch Fes.
tlviii Chorus nt Rollins.
The College at the sam# time
announced the appointmenta of
Dr. Helen Moore ns acting d in -d o r
of the Conservatory, Professor
John Ca rte r a* director of studir ■
in n r«i-adinlnl*trntivr role with
Dr. Moore, ami Peter Gram Swine
■is lu itru c to r of music anil con
ductor of the Junior Choir. A ll
appointment* ore fot one vra r.
Professor
Harvey
\Vi«"huff,
who lust w a r was dlleelui of tinRollins Cuimervaturv, hs> taken
tlie pnrltiun of Minister of Music
in the Myers Park Baptist Church
of Chat lot te, N' C,
lliifstader, besides directing the
(Tio isl do part incut III Jullinrd, is
slno heatl of the summer school
and dirertoi of the prrpnratui y
division. Th is summer he
con
ducted a choral woikshop with
R o b o t Shaw
SUMMER CLEARANCE
<81 x 108) ONLY 93,29
S P R IN G
Robert Hufstadur To
Touch Rolling Music
which ha* begun and it was an
Th e Sanford Story Lrague nirt nounced that anyone Interested In
, at the home of Mr*. Russell Tench inlnini: should rontact Mr*. C . 0 .
recently and moth- plans for Its Welch, telephone I)il5-R,
irg u la r opening fall meeting to lie
held Sept. 22. Announcement w a s 1 Never wrap the cord around tho
made of the workshop which i s ’ umtot of your electric tn U rr. When
being formed to develop the art the mixer is not la u - r , p-otest It
uf story telling
Plan* w ile also with a dust proof cover.
perbuls speeialind in ihvoloplng
personality, teaching nntlmds and
dev eloping skill* in final wuik.
Each afternoon was spent in
Htmlicr discussion group* during
w liidi time each person had the
op p nitiinily of in esentiug itu-ir
liolividual
prnbii-ni*.
i eeeivtng
ndiitlnii* from tin group. Dutside
tpeaki'i* wyie featurssl during the
■•veiling nrogiam
Those from iieininule County al
tending wine Mr*. Ssm lllaek
weldei. Wilson .School. Paula; Mr*
Km mu
Yout*.
l**-nevu;
Mr*
111isin he Partin and Mrs Frances
I'altledge of Dvleilo; Ml*. W t.|
Kills. L ym a n , Mi*, ('asselhvrry "f |
Mi nml Mr*. Hermnti E. Mm
ut Palntku, thanking member* for
Luke Msm i y ; Mis lii-iie Sewell
rls nml anna, Robert and Ernie, their monthly m nninutiun*. Dotui
Jtililiu H igh Srhuid, Miss Apllle
hail n* their guests recently nt
lions to the Idithdav bunk w u - meiit s consisting uf cuke, leu Nelaotl, Gruliiliuil School; M l"
their M(J Ranch near Osteen, M received fiom A|i s. ('laude Hern eteuiii aud
salted
nuts
weie
Elba U - 0. West St.le SchiMil: M rTt. Marshall of the State Educa ■Ion, Mis. Chillies Meriwether •el Vi-d
lletty Glenn. Smith Hide Primary
tion Department in Tallahassee,
Those
u
tie
lid
mg
the
tusetlllg
Mi*. W inn, und M is M. It. Htrlc)
sere Mr*, P. A. Rnwlund, Mis. School; and Mis Ouiilu Wilson
and Henry Tonke.
land.
H. A. Kutn-ll, Mrs. L , M T y ie , County Hupvrvl mi who w m a disMr* Herndon, a* acting rom
Mi and Mr*. A . M. Hemusat
Mrs Courier, Mr* W. E. Heine*, cuxslon lender
The fulluwlng leek n morse on
have returned from a month’* tour lc*v ehniiiniiM, reported that fix• Mrs. 1 J . lluyutte, Mr*. I.iila Stull,
gut-well cards bad been sent dll'
quantity rookery: Mrs
Geneva
of Washington. D.
New Y’urk
Mi*.
Ruth
L
u io Iiiiiih I, Mrs. Hrutlic
C ity, Long Island, Buffalo ami lug the month, two laimpiula id Will'ums, Mr*. M e rlw e ih i'i, Mr*. I .at gent of l.ynian School; Mrs,
G
Hasty, Hs-mtnute High
Toledo, O. En routn to Sanford flowers ului one visit to a •luit-i" Strickland, Mis. J . O. Lnrn-y, Ml* V
■HI«
hv ii group of d a is memberthey traveled through the Missis jfn»t#**o» were appointed for the Ksirldgu, M m . A. D. Zachary, Mr*. Srliniil, and Mrs. t’ lniicu D r Vie of
Hanford M’i *t Hldr S.-hrol
sippi Valley to N*W Orisons and
Tllll*.
Mr*.
J.
C.
Davis,
Mr*.
Rei
followed the gu lf const to Florida. supper to be solved next Meek id liff, Mrs. YVtiglit. Mr*. W inn, M u .
a meeting of the Voting People.
M iiudun, Mis, Rulilsuu, M is. G ilMis* Juno Blvlna
und
Mia* TheV include Mr* Strickland. Mr*. ten, Mi* llurner Price, Mis. M o w
If you want to ii-inove a fie-lh
C.
M
Flowers,
Mr*.
It.
t
.
1
hi*
Runny J i lining* were recent gtte u*
ers, Mrs J. e . McKinley, M iss 1 Indluv stain f t 'ins waahntde in a
sun,
Mrs
ilillon,
Mrs.
J
.
C
l*"\l*
of Miss Blvlna' grnndpnients, Mr
lei itsI, uM- lull 11 und water, Gl
Olivve Chapman, Mis* M ary l .i,
und Mr*. Hrn flinull, Mi** Hlvllix Mrs. M m w -1'Iher
i h. Miss Zachary and Miss Worn) i mnlutrii tin* -lain with svaler nml
Hickson
und Mis* J i linings wen- «n im iii
let it iirv in thi n ir
Plans weie completed l"i tbr ci" k
fiom a visit In Tam pa In tin
<11
liurclinsii'c
"I
eomiiieliuirai
•
*
Crippled Children’* Hospitul In
liluipies tn 1" sold Ity thi - u .h
Gix-envllla, 8 . C. whei>- they *n
f.-r
as a method of rni-lng lot,
.181 ses.
tho building fond. Following Die
plane from Sanford and arrived meeting n market Imskel -ale •an
in Mansfield ten hour* nod ):• held with proceeds also •>*-'-tf
minute* later with three atop* donnted to tlltf Inillditlg fund ean
during tho sorial period n f " -hwhich Included a lunch stop.
CONTOUR SHEETS
T w in or Double lied Site
H A P P Y B IR T H D A Y
O tvillo Touehton
School lunchroom personnel of
Seminole County atlemli-d tho
state lunchroom program held ul
I'londn State University in Tnllalia-Mi’. Aug. 17-23. The progium
was planned by the Stale School
Lunch Hupei visor Mi* Thelma
Onimigaii, u*sl*trd hy Ml*j Flor
i nei W.igher und Mi** T'aci* III!
gi-r. spi-ebilista.
A two-hour class prllodwu- held
each morning whuh begun with
a devotional These classes taught
ack A rrington of Perry. Fla. anil ||y" written by Garnett Srhult.
tin- fumluiio ntals uf scluml lull' ll
Among
lelter*
read
to
tlio
rlu-*
Mr*. Cecil Proctor of Bradenton
iirepuiutiou and were accompanied
w h s one from lleuier Roderhcnvv
hy audit'-visual. The umbo visual
who I* ill charge of the boys’ ram i'
S H E E T S
H
E
E
T
S
BLANKETS -
IH F . S A N F O R D H M t A l.U
Story Leaprtie Meetrf ! Thursday,
R»pt. I, 1352
Pag# 3
With Mrs, K, Tem*l» ■made for the membership drive
• Reg, and Western style
• New Low Price. Slzea fl to 10
96.95
’■ m i
|uC^4|Ui fl
SHOP PENNF.Y’S FOR
FIRST QUALITY VALUES
At NEW LOW .PRICES!
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1
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WA,
�7'//!' r '
fA N F O R D H ER A LD
TTiormljr* twpt,9SJ
.
FJl^efthowet'
fi'ANtiHuM r»f*a« r « i i W ill
Hint Stevenson’* supporter* wire
trying to drive a wedge between
Kiscnhower and Sen. Hubert A,
Tail of Ohio, Inn order to split
(iop rank*.
humi? null! the Democrat* may
gel u "major break" In Illlnnl*,
Indiana, Wisconsin and Iowa a*
.1 result of the advice by Col. Rob
By Ha S T d AWBON
ert II McCormick, editor and pub
, MEW YORK bP - Makers uf lisher of the Chicago Tribune, to
tun's and women'* wool dolhlng Republicans to ignore both party
AM eying Auslralla keenly this candidate* nnd concentrate on a
Witk. The way (lie price* go nl third party for Iti.W
tM faw wool auction* Ibcrn inny
Tho belief in some circle* 1*
have a lot to (In with the price that may Republican*, "till bit
of your next miring'* iUlt
ter over Taft’s lo*» to Klsenhower
Some wool fabric manufacturer* in -Inly, would heed McCormick’s
Ilk Ibo first sale* nl Syil advice
Sen Itirlinrd M. Nixon of Cali
fed a firm enough Irndcn
i American mill* in **t fornia, GO!’ vice presidential nom
Biilt spring's wear line* inee, sneak* todny In Hartford,
|Conn , before a reception Of wornon llepubtlcan*. He scheduled an
p o iittc H
afternoon news conference, In be
1lodowed by nnolhrr speech before
n special Republican convent ton
run* i'*«* « » n
a U rm program, in Kssson. tnnlgtd. He returns In Maine CM
day
Nixon snid In Sanford, .Me,,
n ? »a U B|ail(l that al Heat tie. Kept.
the Illlnnl* aovefnpr will give Wednesday Hint there are It) Un
Ml View* on conservation and pub- covered ease* ot government Mrlit power. Stevenson will speak rtipHon fnr every one the public
MM. # In San Krnnciico on for- knows about.
aigrt policy. The top for a fifth
Sen John J. Sparkman of. Ala
major apeech In l-o* Anaele*. Sept
iimn, the Democratic vlM-pfAllhit not been flnnlly fixed. Wy dcniial candidate, head* mf New
Western lour, which M opened
told a new* confeienre this week In Nixon’* home town
that* In October Klnvrnemi will of Whltlleh Calif lie has been
K r the South, Ke*t and Knsl In pounding hard nl Ihe theme that
Bit-period, he *ald Hint Stevenson Elsenhower I* conducting « mefill be filling In the detail* of the too campaign
broad program he expect* to outSen. Joseph McCarthy (Jt.-Wll.),
UM thia month.
a major target of the T 1
Ha gave no detail* of the pro
national cltcU
poatd Southern vlsll It bn* been in the III*
own csrtlpil
tM understanding here, however, opened
(ifirnln.it Inn Wednesday
that Steven*on will make several suburban Milwaukee wi
Appearance* In what some party Ing bln*! nl Stevenson
member* regnrd n* "trouble
McCarthy’s major opponent In
" — Texas. Lnulttlann. Florida,
i Carolina, North Carolina mid the Sept, o primary I* LMpknl
Schmitt, an attorney The Incum
polilbly Virginia.
The nomlnro conferred today bent senator said In htl speech—
with Sen. flrnrge A Smut tiers uf brondcasl over -II radio itallani—
Florid g,
definite date for the Southern at about Ihe same level a* last
spring The lines formally open
a* been set
. _..jilnu;ng a policy of ignoring around the middle of this month.
vlg
Others contend It I* loo early yet
Activities of fien. Dwight
D
to tell how Ihe Australian auction*
lenubllcs pres!.
Sower, Ihe Republican
dentil I nominee, Wynlt declined are going. American buying In Syd
comment on charges Elscnhow ney lias been very sketchy so far.
t« com
as levelled at Hie Democrat* Mu*) uf the wimiI offered hat been
*r has
___
e Bnuthcrn trip Ihe (101* nom- I of a ipialUy mil sought here
In
the
Many fabric makers, Iheieforc,
ine* Just rnmplcicd
Stevenson » manager was askrd are holding up Hio pricing pi
If the governor’s ramp was "wor •tiring lines, even though many
ried'' by the Inteii-si arid large of tliciii have enough wool already
crowds Elsenhower had hud In the bought at the old price, The wAy
the price goes In Sydnoy will atilt
South.
,"|t wai Inicrctlmc hut it hasn't have Its effect, they say.
Australian wool price* started
‘ us." Wyatt said. "Why
opening day
T He has had largo crowds out higher nn the opoping
•M MW
... that doesn’t nccossarlly moan Monday, then slipped, and AM
reported ubout tho tame A* when
^Y rn n c m b e r t:iat four years ago Ihe auctions there closed In JUfle.
Louisville,. Ky., Gov. Thomas
Japanese bidding ha* beetf a
of Now York— who might feature this week. And Aijjarlcjm
A m erican
Elsenhower's textile men aen this as amother Inono of Kjsoidiowor'a
jj[ ,a
ll n.lsrrlflr dleatloti that Ihe Japanese
o*o M attie
n manager* liatl
Dewey’’greeted' lid* crowd Industry Is going to he Increaiby laying they couldn't all lie He inulv a eoini*etltlve feature Irt
publlc*ns A* it turned .out, hr world trade.
was right on election day."
The Japanese arc expected Id
1 Wyall noted that President Tru take about UK),000 bale* this seaman tfkrrled Kentucky In 10IS by a *oii, or lit pur rent more than last
lubiUhtlat margin.
yen id
> Reporter! ruggciled that (Iov.
This strpun by the Japanese has
Stevenson may have been talking some American textile men won
ever the beam M sutne of his lis dering. The world wool picture ll
teners on hi* trip Inst week end far from strong. Argentina ha#
through Michigan when Hie slio large (|uniitlHc* unsold. Wool mllli
And response ot his crowds were here and abroad have shown little
fUappoIntlng In some party mem- interest In buying.
lers.
Americans are wondering If they
4 Asserting that Hie governor will nr Ihe Hrltlsh are going to be the
Aontlnuo to write the final drafts losers if Japan take* over more
if all of hi* speeches. Wvntt said nf Hie world market
|A doesn’t believe Hie ordinary
While a
roler will have any trmiblel n un Industry has enco
•rilandfng what Stevennon I* talk- u
n i’ to
in min
miner aava to come,
here
talk hi
of hotter
: about.
they say that moat of the clothing
J don't tntnk you’ve got to write makers have fabric Inventoriea and
an to the American people," aren’t ordering much from tht
faralt declared
mills
H* laid Stevenson had made nr*
Furred selling of Argentine wool
impl to give "rabble-rousing” Is expected
‘ * ‘by many
meny Tn “thia ‘trad*
jecnes n Michigan, bill was here to keep Auatr
Australian prlcej
think prim
prli
on Some mine
raulng hi* program of laying down thia season
formally Ida view* nn malm r* at the Australian auction* wilt
I. He said Stevenson feels the drop after this week.
pie should havu a clinnen to
Anierlean wool growers are altd
up HI* program beforn Ihe ft pessimistic, some ot them com*
phain of tho campaign roll* plaining of lack of buying Interest
and In October.
for Western cllpi,
Australia's Wool
Mart May Affect
Stilt Prices In U. S.
K
i
that "1 fttjd your votaa next Tues
day— 1 need them badly.’
In addition to attacking Steven
*"#-j - jf-tif c-h
son, McCarthy blasted at Com mu Sortirsi o r s m w A T i a x r o w
nlim In government, Ihe State De
fM .ta S 'fo tU i ^
partment, and other favorite tar (K*r.
N O TIC E IB W
1 IK IIB B T rO IV B I
gets.
Thai U 0M I Cn In r.. |hf
hi
tea bolt
fidliiwlnr •'•rllnjsU hs,
Gov.Thomas E. Dewey of New Ih*
» M rs rtlflril* fnr rat 4M4
York, .who plana to stump his ls*u*it Ihsrfim.
n*
itate for Elsenhower, said at A aiumlie.r anil r » « r
llstane*.
•acrlallnn of ih* ernpsAy and lh*
slate fair farm dinner At Syracuse dtacrlpl
nsm*
In
which
It
was
s*****sd art
that only a GOD victory would ■* follow*:
rid the government of "widespread
OMIMoaln No - SI
>
Y*«r of l**uooc«#un* !♦, A D . IMA
corruption.
lloacrlpllnn or Pro|irrt|U
Sen. Eatea Kefauver of Tennes
Ln|» tin A tSX Lonawimd
see, who lost the Democratic nom
ru t Booh I !'•«** |l lo tl Z
l-MI llonh S Psat IS
ination to Sievenson, disclosed he
Nmn* In which **s**a*il
hat sent A personal Appeal lo hll
charl**
supporter* (n hafk the man who All nf »sM r>r«
defeated him. Letters urging this (,’minlr of Hcmlhiilo.
cmlnnlo. am i* Ot rto rwere sent In about 3,000 key sup •I* Hnlnn* inch ■rMIflcats . *h*ll
h*
f*itr«ni
*<1
sri iirillne tn. low ,iho
porters, his Washington office an proaortv il*»crlii*i
1 in *Ucn t v l i ‘ 1nounced.
c*ii> will li* *nid |o Iho n lih M t
Johrt Foster Dullea, GOP foreign ii'r|il*r nl ths front - door o f, Iho
f'mjnly Court tlnusk 01
policy AdvIAer, laid In New York pemlni.l* rtnrTdo.
on ths firm Mon.
It la absurd m suggest that Eisen Manlord.
dor In *h» omnlh nf IHrlnbrr, •I M l.
hower seeks a revolt of "trmrd whO-li Is Ih* Sth dor nf fhJtohor,
Iron Curtain peoples. Duller' state
l ’*t*d Hil* Ith day nf ',Apl*inbsr,
ment was In answer In a comment I an
;•
ht President Truman Tuesday that
o, n ifm .vtioN
Ctorh, CTrrull- ro u rl, , . i j
the Republicans ere playing "cm
el, gutter politics with the lives IB K A LI BomlnnU Cuunly, rto rtla
of counties* good men and women
hihtnd the Iron S’urfnlh" by rslv x o T l r r o p s r r f .t c A T lo iv f o ft
Ing In their minds
■ false hopes nf
. TAX UUHSS
■ *'
( I fife,
f . 104.1*
I04.IA rinrW
rlnrM O Btotoioo *(1040)
American
IcAn Aid If
il they, revolted,
JfO T lc k IH IIK flK H r
(JiVlcNi
"It I*, nf
absurd to sue Thai
of (nurse,
emir
Cn««| Vn inq lh* hnMsr ef
gest
anttel Ih* rmfowlng c*rHrl*ol4 hoi MI4*
lest that Gen. Elsenhower
_____ , _____
rales Invoking wholesale Iniurrcc- •»ld itrllflcs to f n r’t*« dsad to ho
Tho. covtlflcol*
Hon by unarmed slaves. . . There Inxiwrl lh*r*nn
mini tier snd yrsr of l**i|on«o. iho
are countless peaceful ways by d**i-ripiinn
of Ih* prohoriy, sad lh*
which the tasks of the Russian namn In which II wo* ■*«*■■•* or*
despoil ran be made so unbear NM frtlltiWPli
ably difficult that they will re- T**r Ilf l<»*u»n'r * J*iJif*"io*A ti. 1*50
nmiqce. their rule," Dulles said.
li**,-rl|illnn nt P rnp ttlyHmunllcan Sen. william Danger
■*. Kotmor'* Addition
P l«l Honk I !'•■• 71
North Dakota, aeeklng re elecNsm* In whlcH OnsStstd
in, told the A r L National Alsol^tur* Tultl
elation ot Letter Carrier* In New All of kslil prnpsriy koine In iho
York that Truman Is a great
statesman who "couldn't be bribed,
couldn’t be bought, and couldn't
he . bullied." Danger often votes
with the Democrats In the Senate. nl Hi* frnnl ituur uf Ih* nominal*
IsO g n l N o tic e s
To
Emms I'out, Allsiilnw n. Hon(unlit n County, New Jersey,
Jr
I si*
In V h K
T »1 C H TA TH
n r k l o i h d a - o i i k i .t i s h h t
You nr* htr*br nnttltad Itiat
■sll In dlvnrr* haa heat, *nl*r«i)
lit
aaalnsl rim by Jrnil r huahand-Mal
tf|*w |*nnL in fh* ('Irrn il ( ' h u m , SMi
l nunlt Florid*.
Circuit. Hemlnnl# County,
In MsnlnrS.I. /li.rl.ln,
VuuFtp*
Kmtn* Pool, »r* lh •
» lint*
|i«f»nrisni anil
f*sr liUsliniirL Slstlliaw I'nnl In Hi*
l'ls ln ijif In, III* m il Voii urn r*•JUlrtO In (It* jo u r snawtr nr nllior
plssalris tn In* I'niniiiniiii
rii*,*
,jrjin nti nr linlorn H*|il*mli*r 1 Vlit,
— ■
—f «
• iff
» t « t ir
%
l>ro
COflfM flO
............
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& m
, u ...
';« u n t r . Kin HU*. tM* m il' yliars nr
'* » : f l u f ’ ,hU
TM
H K H TATM
M
IINIKIN
t!iV,
irciilt fo u rt.
(HM/ir,
l .
KI.'lRI|iA
Td
V l s t l i s l T.I.I.fkHON,
suit, r
t— —
ford, riorida, on -tho first Monday
in lh* month of October.
||j*.
which I* lh* tth day of October,
HSnilnot* Counly, Florida
fi« il
NtFFttE OA XFPtK 'O TlO V
t ( r u ,.d Ihla Mh day of R*p|*mh*r.
rott
SfcgffM
raraR
. o r ft
T hat; I-MO* Co. IM . Ihd hoidor of
I n PJA I*T
O P H E IIN D O N
c;i«rh Circuit Courl,
riemlnot* Counly, Florida
Iho Ith day of Oetohor. li f t .
III? * * * ,h ** *,h
Beptenlblr,
0 P, HERN D ON
C|*rk Circuit Court,
tUmlnnl* County, rlnrlda
(H E A L )
N Q T tfN
°F
A F F L IC A TIO N
cum
Ftaotda aratOtri uf ihioi
N O T IC E . IB M K ItK U r
O IV E N
»h# holder Of
said crrllrical* for tat deed m
h* latutd th*r*nn Tit* certificate
d**rlBM o« ofVhV af
Hi"
name t i
FrOBOMy, and Hi*
::7 o ‘ .,?w .* h,ch- .......................... ■ "
Certificate j** SO •
Tear of leananc* Jun* so A. D. itlo
, Doorrlpllon of Property
J ‘ 0 ,P "'ltS rd ‘a tel Add
J - , Midway Plat Rnoh t Pea*
s a m e o r A r r h it r A T io N f o m
•t a x -ds:h u .
rare, 1*4.10 Florida autnl** of lOtOl
N O TIC E IB IIK IIE f ir
OtVlfN,
Thai Coaat Co. Inc, Ih* holdtr of
Hi* fotlowtno cartlflcau hot filed
aald eartlflcata fnr los dead la
h* liaued th*r*on Tha carllfk-aio
number and yaar of laauanra, Ih*
doacrlptlon of lh » pm p«rly, and lh*
stint In which ll w*» a*ec*e*d nr*
Oa follows;
Certificate No -101
Tear of l•auance June in A. I) |j|a
A* i f ,
Iiaarrlptlon uf Properly!
M n * (n whhh i h m i H
H SIH ll „ | N 417 ft of El*
•Namk 10 which aeeap**d
J, VS'sllac* A (Uraldln* l**»l»
of XV Its I r l fi of BIVI1 nf
Hi nf « l a proptrly balny In lh*
*11 • .f * 11* Campboll
HWI* Hrrllon l l Tnwnahlp SI
Caunlr of H*mlnnl*. B U I* nf ria rc i o « / . , "*Mu Bf?0 ,1
M r hF ” a I* tl>South liana* tl Eael.
Idd. fifil*** *urh eorllflral* rhall b*
me u l t r '
,f*o*v of Flor.
Nam* In Which aa*****d
rOd*4rn*d srenrdlag 10 taw Ih* nrn.
l.a * iV * ohih1 c e rlirira u ahall b*
Jarh
and
Hualk
Johnson
oorly s***Tfh*d In *-e-h c*rilMo«i« All of aald properly held* In Ih* M a ta "!!?
! » * (ho proF%*V d#*.Hb*d In anch r*rllfM*t*
M V In ••Id to Ih* M s h id hldrior
n f ih* front donr of Mi* N*mi .ol* Hoimt* of Hanilno)*. Htal* of Floy.
(Ji*
'.0
,h
*
hlBha.t
bi-idar
*ueh oartlflrai*
ahall- b* t* J ’’ * (Ijm l door of tha Hemlo-d*
----------------------tin
CouniT Hourl linn** a l' oanfnrd. Ida. Ilnltea
Ida. on lha first Mnndav In Hi* radsamart a- rordina lo law lh* pro- count* Court II uon* at Hanfnril
nib
(, Doldhtr.
Ooijhsr. I*W,
l#Al. which I* parly deart lh*d Ih ahrh r*MlflcaU Florida, on Iho flral Vlnnrfav u u ,f
lh o
nt,
will ba sold to Ih* h<ah*si h>dd*r Bjanlh nJ'Ortnhev. I N t . which la
SHi dsv n f.in n h e e . 1 *1 1 .
lh* fr-mi d-mr nf fh» H*mln-il* th* Sth dav nf rw-Uhar. 1J1J.
(>.* (hi* tlh day of Btplcmbrr. al
Counly Courl Hon** at Hanford, I j j y **d Ihla Mh day nf BepUmhar:
1 r n. |.|
Florida,
on lh* llr»t Monday in Hi*
n p. M MHNrtON
E
month of nclrthsr. lo ll, which Is
O P. H Htl ftDON
rle rh f i r cull r,’oii»l,
th*
4ih
day of nrtohor, last
ctorh tlrru lt Coufl.
Hcmlnnl* Counly,
1
Florida
tjnk t.i
IHPAI
County, Florida
I oil
O I* IIE llN D O N
n o t ic e o r lA rrh to A Tlo N ro n
Cl*rk C lrru ll Ciuifl,
N O TIC E o r A F F 1.I CA TIO N r « M
" .. o T b S .J h N P .’i .1
Hsmlied* County, Florida
T A X IIEMII
IP**, lol l* V ln is a « i « i* i M * » Inin* (R E A L)
(**r. 1*1 IS Florida Sfatnlr# of lata!
N i i t h - h ih M E n r n r
o iv e n
N O TIC E IH IIE IIE R Y
U IV E N .
tho* coa*l C»» lr*e. lh » holder of AMITICK OF A F P M C A TIflN rim
lha-fnllowlnu rrrlltlra l* ha* fll*d
TJ’**(-'u
Hit lioldof of
AX DEED
th*
follnwlnt
e
rrllllc
a
u
h
« - filed
said ••rtlfirata fnr U t dood m ISM*. 1*1.HI TFlorida
OlalaUa at 1*10) •Aid cerllfbat* for las iWed
|o
h i |t>i,*d th*raoh Th* c*rtlf|c*u
N O TIC E l « IIE IIE t IT
O IV E N , ho leaned ihiroon T b r earilficsl*
OOMhar and v*ar -it lavianr*. lha Thai
Coaat
Co
Inr.,
lh*
hnld*r
of
namhor
and
year
of
leaunnt*
>h»
diKTrl-lInn nt lh* nron*rlv. and lha Ih* follnwln* ctrllllca la ha* fll«it
aam* In Which II was i m O i i A *r* •aid rartlflcal* tor U i d*#d to doocrlpllon nf lha properly, and Hi*
noma In which II wa* aaaaaaed cr*
i t fnllowsi •
•
b# Itsuad th*r*»n. Tha sartlflrala SO follows:
•ij .
roM Iflral* Nn l»T
numbar
and
y»ar
of
leeuanca.
Ih*
Cartlflral* No SI
Yaar nt i**uanra 4«na In A I* 1*s« dlarrlpllon nf ih* property and Ih*
Tear of l*»Uanr* Jun* f*. A. ll Ifio
patrrlpllon of Pr»lbOrtV!
nam*
In
which
II
wee
aae**«*d
ura
D**crlpllnn nf PrnhOrly:
, Xa U IS f i t ll*«*af ef w in .
aa follows:
l-ol ]f lllock A llunnalnw
*n-<< I'orh Plat fl»olt A Par* 10
( ’truncate No ISO
CMv ria l Nook t h p I t
Sam* In which aaaaaaad
Tear rtf laauanra Juna in A. ll. ISSn
Nam* In which Oaa**aad
•if' llutwrl Drhoa Jr. Ol at
Description of Prnpartyi
Lr* A Clan Moor*
An: of aald proporty hstnr In lha
That
pari
of
Irfil
I
oppoall*
All
nf
aald properly liolnx In th*
rA an'v nf Howfnol*. Hlala hf M orl-ol* H r S A II Hlsvla ram ie
cnttnir of Haminol*. Blat* of rio f.
sdd, t'flloas aarvh ra rtlflro U »haH h»
I'lal Rook 4 Paco IT.
Ida Dnlma stirh rartlflcnt* ahall be
rMormOd areordlna In law lha nroNam* In which *••••••*
r*d**med acrordlny In law Ih* pro
pOflv daacrlbfo In *uch rrrllHcat*
Sf.
I,
A
C
U
rlh
cll
Hare
perty iteecrlbed tn *urh cerllflcal*
f'nnnty Cuurl llaus* al tU nfnrd, Will h* *otd In ih* hl*h»*t b*dd*r All of aald proparty heln* In th* will b* aold lo Ilia hlalteal bidder
Florida, nn Hi* first Monday In Iho al Ih* front done of Ih* H*mlnnl* Cnanty nf Hntnlnola, Hlat* nf F lo r •I Ih* front door of lha Hamlmda
fo
u
n
ir
Courl
Moo»*
al
l(«nfiird
mnnlli nf (IrlohOr, IS*I, Which I*
UnUaa aiuh carllflcal* ahall l>* County Court l|nue* al Hanford
orida. on lh* flml Mond**- In Ih* ida.
ih* tlh dor nl n rta h o r, lis t.
e-ire Hied arnirdlny lo law lha pro Florida, on Ih* flral Monday tie th*
•nth nf O rln M r, ISAt. which I* 1parly
tt»i*it thin tin dsy nl n*pt»mh*r,
drerrlbed In «nch rartlflcal* month of fvthhar, 101}, whlrh la
a Hh day of t*Hnb*r, 1 A1 1. <
I Ilf.
, .
.
will ba aold In lha hlahrat bidder tha lih da* of rmtohrr. l i l t
-.PAIrd thia tth day of Brpl*mb*r. sl
n p HttltNDON
lh* front door of lh* Hamlnol*
Haled Ihle tlh day nf H*plenili*r.
('l*rh i ‘lmu 11 rVturi.
>•
Cmlhly Courl lloua* at Hanford, I Oil
.
<
O. P, MftllNDHN
Hrinlnnl* Counly, PlnrlrtS
rlnrlda. on the llrat Mnhdar In Ih*
fl P. IIE llN D O N
r
k
r
k
flm
n
lt
Court,
(HEAL)
month
nf
{trlnh»r.
1
st},
which
I*
Clerk
Clrrull
Court.
HOminnl* Counly. Florida Ih* lih day of nriohar. tost.
Mcinlnnl* County, Florida
Paled Ihla Hli day nf Haplamher. lH E A I -1
xirrtrit o r Arrt.it'ATirt.Y n u t IrtBAl.l
14(1
TA X in tro
H t t r u r n r T r r t iP A T io H ro n
fl P. IIE llN D O N
N O TIC E n r A P F lilC e TIO N F u ll
>7
t A X flttWIS ( ' . . » • ■
d o rk Circuit Court,
1
TA X RUED •
' 1
Htmliml* County, Florida I Ben IH .IB Florida M ta tu lr* ol 1*1*1
IHKAI.I
a
N O T IC E IH IIE M E R T
IlfV K N .
rpaa(
<;n
in rr,, Iho
in* hofd*r
nom........
dial. Cpoat
fn
of
*»t Co
r
T h a i Cp*»l Co In*-. Ih* h o ld e r of
oorilM rau ha* filed NiiTit M n r •a f f i - i c a t i o n ro ll Ih* follow lua rarilM ral* ha* filed
i S H I1n o l l Oald followtnr
ala
for
las
da*,I
lo
TSX
IIKED
cor
•aid r* rU flra l# for U s d»*d In
numh*r onil ytmr nf l*«w*ne.'*V'lhd
Sf '
‘ '
hcrcan Th* rarllflcala |a*r. tat. 10 Florida Blalalr* of mini ha leaned IhdlTon Th* re rllM -a '*
iinsrripiinn nf th* prnpi ity , nad hWi laalicd , ih*
-of laationc*. lh*
NOTICM IB IIK IIE n V
U IV E N . n u m b a r and your of W eiienrl, the
*
Hi* notnn j n which II w i« ■s***i*d lii«ili*r-ond year
Mf* Motion olf - Ml* proporty, and Th s l Cnaal Co. Inc., lha holder ol dmicrlptlon »f lb* properly, and in*
nr* a* fnlliiwsloh ll wa* aa*ea**d Ih* fnllowliiB carllflcat* Its* filed nam* In which II wa* aeetaead are
Ml* riam*Jjl whir
. (lorllfjral* No 111
aald cOrtlflraU for U t ds4d to a* followsor* *•
V**r nf Issnsai * Juno IS. A
C o rilf lc a U No, M
I'aocripHnn ofil'rOttofl4
» '* ^odr of fooueln* ^Hnw A* l I* i*so b* laeited tntfonn Th# oartlflcai#
number and rear nf l**uanco- H14 Year nf laeuanr* June in A I* I'ti"
e . i h V . h "f W lif t
fl**orlnHdn nt PrnnOrlVi .
deacrlalloa nf th* property, and III*
HRU- of MNtf M of HdJLoaa
namn In which II waa aasaaaad art
S MO* f il Hoellnn I t To w n a* follow*:
;hRi »o Hi.Illh fu n k * i l E ast
hart'* Hubdivlelon Plot Hook S
rartlflcal* No. I l l
ahiM gt Bnuih Rana* l l F-oot *
I Arris
Pag* 10.
T**r of Uauanr* Juna so A. H. IStn
Nom* ..
Nam* In hrhlrh ooneead
A r ,?ullli# u t which *■«#•■•*
tlearrlplIon of Froparlyi
U sury
riaord* Aiirntoa
...
W tt of KtA ol RWtt 0/ NVVI4
All of o*M yprnuoyty kotaf Jrv to*
All III aald properly halnd In th*
iT.nf. *al-f. r r n ^ t y 1'' W lk d Ith (ho
Heel Inn IS TuWiiaMp t l B011II 1
Homily of Hmnlnol*. 0( 0(0 ofCooniv of Haminol*. Hlat* of FJ'1/htv of gcminM*. ria l* nt- rto y liana* l l East la Aero*.
.
Ida. ■Unlas* t(i*h eorljllVhly oho1
Ida. Unlae* ouch c*rllllj#lo ehall be
tlsiaaa ouoN 0*tMflnnU *hall ll*
Nam* In whlrh a*«*a**d
r*dccm*d HcmMinx
Kcinrdln* In low
tow Uio . o h h
rad**mod atcoMlna In tow Ike Orhr*<(**m*n
1
ln
»
lo
law
lha
nrul**r|y il*srrlti*d
rlhorf In
in otielT!aoMftl&AM
six
tier I y d*ocrJ1i*d In «»f h '•'rHfl-ale
All of ■ajS'Vrnporly''bVlne I n t Mo will ha sold lo th* hlnheet blddOf
wlti.A** onlil lo Iho hlaOool ,-hfMof
Counly of ftrmfnnt*, fdal* uf Flof- at
th* fronl door nf th* Hehiln*l*
frnut dour c*f lh* Horn IM i l
....... dodf nf Ih# BOmlnnM ida. (Inlaaa such i-Orllflcat* ahall h* (Taunt
1 nunly t!ourl floui* « l MOfrtM,
v O u r t IJono* at HanfoM
Cauol Manat - at Hanford, roilaamad accnrdlriB to law Hi* pro rlorlda, on the f ln l Moftdav Jn the
“ 'nr «ls. cm Hit firm Mon.lny In.lh*
n Ih* flfat Mendov In Ih* party daacrlhrd In *'ich carllflcat* month of rictobar. C>5». wM rh I*
nnih Ilf Oouhoet fa il, Wwch Is
Orloh**. |4S|, which I* will be aold (n lb* hlahwet bidder lha *lh US* nf October. 10*1
e 41h tiny nfjfklnliSr, ItsK -al lha front door nf tha Hemtnot*
Deled Ihla lib day of H*pt*mb«r
lulled Hit* I Hi day of tU pttm htr, iho lih day nf Hctohar. |4A»
iv.;
f u n d thin Mh day of H*pl*mb*r. Comity Court Ilona# a I Hanford,
rlorlda.
on
Ih*
lira!
Monday
In
Ht#
<* P. JimtNfH/N
n P H E H N D liN
'* *'
‘ MFRNnnsf
month of October, t»s|, which l»
Clerk C lrr u ll C o u rl.
Cloth Hlraliti t'otirl, /
Ihe Sth day of nvtohar. last
Ctorh C lrriill Court
nominal* futility, rinplds
Heinllt'd* t'HlIlily, Florida
luted thia lib day nl Haplamher.
'dunly. rlorlda
B*minoi* Cdu
(H E A L )
(H E A L )
lu ll
IH E A ll
O p IIE llN D O N
SHTII'K o r Arrt.tt'ATioN row
XOTIt'E (IF SPBI.lt' ATItlN r o ll
r ip o i.ie iT in s fom
clarh Circuit Court.
T A X . IIN K tl
TA X DEED
Hemlnnle
('minty.
Florida
T
A
N
1
1
MED
I* rtarlda
statutes ■» ••t*l
< H U r t o l i * M SISlH Ot JOMI
IS**. 104.1- . jlK H
t * r t a r l O c S I » t * t H * f 100*1
(H E A L )
K Ilf ^ IlfVKN
" T O C IH M e H E l i t i U IV E N ,
N
liT
IC
E
IH
ia« m k i I k Bv . njvRN.
TTim Coool rd. /ho, ,tji* holdtr
i CuAal Co l"D - Hj* ^ “ VtUd
N O TIC E O F A F F I-U A T IO N r o n Tha
lh* fnllowln# , *riirin*l* -hnn f 11 a
Ih*
followlna
re
rllflrn
U haa Ml* >
T A X DEMI*
•old cfrllllrn l* fn r_U * dood In h
<1 *4. 1*4. 1 * ru rtd * staialr* *1 total •aid rorllUcslo for tax dsed to
(leal
ba
Issued
ihsroon
Tho
L*„*~VL
T b»
corllllco
NOTICM IH IIK IIK IIV
IIIVMNi number and v*or of
nninhoy ohd y**r of Usiwnco, 1
Jr!
Thai Cpoel Co. Inc., lha holder of ds*rrlnllon
dMcrlplInn nf lh* prnparty, and tno
of lbs pcipslly. *"* •"*
III*-fottwwm*
r*rllflc*t*
hmo-fllad
tin lIII" ti* which II was sstoiitd ara
turns
In
which
II
was
assssatd
sr*
ifato Jor U
s d**d 1nt ss followscartlflMt*
los
a* follnwst
;
ihoroon. Th*
MrtlllraiW
h* forllflral
rtrllfk -o l* No. I l l
C «rliricsls No. IJ
year of Usaan**. th*
V*»r nf jiau
-i». l>l*
of Uauanr* ■*•»(’• *•* * , ] 1
f-th* ptopaMy. aod lh « V * tr tiee-rloi'nn
Jc W n *
ot Prop*r|vi
eh
H waa a»***e*d or*
H I I I f f of K 41# ft of StV
Lot* I I I* in * *1 W F.
of Htvu gscllon 1
I.envill a HulidUUIon Plat Dnoh
BniHl| flan
Itsn
1 Nam* , |»e whlrh #■**■*•*
H «H »
II. g. LtaelH‘ fl*)
AU rtf laid" proporiy hslax is ,11*'
........ iiUriy
rtlH M I
Nam* in which *■*•■■•*
Kami nolo Ofat* of r
1
curonc* E Hh*rman
<-aa(lfjc*l* *1
*hati li*
|t|?nt'n|S"*l ourh cyMf|c*l*
tifinai#
> a oyA.
tho
... bld.l*’
uir-cai.
Cnlinty
of
ff«mlnolo,
HUI*
of
Flore
Haminol*
m Iho fronl foor of In# flomltlolt
Pnitniy 1‘tiurl Ilona* al Hanford will h* sold in lha hlahoat hi 1H*r Ida. Union* ouqh c*rllflral* ahall ha r mi tit y 4Joi*ri iioii** ||,l Hanford.
at Ih* from door nf lh* HOmlnot* r*d*am*d aqrurdlne lo law lha prne Florida, on Ih tE flu l Monddlf n
Florida, nn (ho flrsl Monday In I
wail lb e f . i*clnli«r. lis t, which 1* Counly Coon Mriila* ' al- ganforit p trly dsecnbyi) In atich certlflcalo month of O c lo W p i l . which Ilorldo. t*ti lha Mrs! siAndOf In lha will li* aold In Ih* hldhisl bidder th* 4th day «
lh* Itli day of Octohtr, t i l l ,
lobar, t i l l , whl-h IS at Ih* fronl donr of lh* H*mtnola
DaUd IMS Mh d.y pf Hsptemhe,
) » ! I*'*'l >h * ^
rt*lr
Ksptomhsr,
County Court lloua* at Hanford.9* fM o i.ir, is n
HslOd thia lih day of Kopl*mliay, Florida tin Hit* flral Monday In Ih* m l "
ti P. lirniNDOM
mohlh nf Oclpbar, last, which l«
ctorh circuit Court;
lh* tlh day uf ocirthar. It li.
Homlnola County, rlorli
Hemlri'd* County. Florida
Dated (hi# Ith day of Haplombor,
(BH At,)
(R E A L )
1*11. >
.
O. P. MEMNDON
N o ric M "
jrM r t^ T T o M f o e
NOTICM o r ^ A F P E IflA T tO N F O «
Cforlt C lrru ll Courl.
A'.’ .
af 1X401
Hemlnol* Counly, Ftnrld*
I . . . I U . I I r j w H t l H M M , « , M MI
(B E A L }
O IV E N
C n a iltlo .
N W T If T lt 't ir ' O F F tlc A T IO N FOM ThaV
■WfWgiWW—
lh* fniinwlny
_ ctrllflcaf*
. . . ..Meat* has n
fit.
Th*
follow
ing-etrtlfiM
tono*
TA X DEED
I ...
said rorllflcol*
llflcat* for
tor lax d**d
dstd In L
«*. lat.ItVFInrlda OtaUIr* of l* M l
l*su*d Ihrrtnn.
lh*rann. Tho,
Th*. y cirltflcal
csrtlflco l,
N
O
TIC
E
IB
IIH
H
E
IIV
O
IV
E
N
umb*r and yoon
loan of
at laipoBd*,
la
Hu
'
lh* hatdor of
•ocflpiion iff lh * . proptrly, on<
*(* ho* III*
Ih* nom* In which ll wa* aaaossM
. . . for
. . . 101
U s dood t
id atrtlfteot*
at* a* fnllowat
lMU*d thsroan.
itreon. Tho
Th* eortlfloot.
Ctrilfleato Mo., 141
.
.
year
of
ls*u*nco,
th#
umbor
and
y*ar
l»*i
TM *.;'/ tisuaato J o t U w . A D. Ilia
___
rlotlnn of
Otortpllon
of th*
th* proyorty,
property, and
ond tk «
l)*»crlptTo» of Proparlyi
nom*
In
which
ll
woo
au****d
art
. •‘f « l i tflx B T r a c t 'll. Banan followoi ..........
'
•Pnoxo Aoeardlni
to
C trl IIlea I* No I t
<
Ft* i f Thoroof MwoMlod upon
Tear of laauonow Jun* to. A. D. ttSO
. the Public R * e o f« of uimlnni*
County Florida.
• C
Lot* T 11 r I*. li l ’ i4 ' rI I . Bloek
r ''1 t i
' X M .aw*
8
—
. . . . ^ ___ lha fcaUu
l"Wlno 1rtrslflral* haa fllad
iwrllfleata. for las d**d lo
>Bti*ii. thorooo. Th* cofilfir*!*
Sumh*r
OUrnhcr aod
and year of .i**uanc*.
l**u*nct. ifi*
I
•oSeHMIon off lha
In* prnptrly,
prop*rlir, and ll..
Hi*
*4 tao.jn which It was ais****d *r*
a t. fotlowa! .. , ,
* r«rt|flc * u No 141
TAdr of Irtnonr* Jtina I* A. t> Itto
Iwirrlotlon nf Fropsrlrt
f>-t II fllorh r r i r . l Addlllrm
Ttrrae* Plat llooh 1
B
ffS'fv'JST r.e
**fw-u
... M M T O
U !'1 foil ntn tirrrliy rnn i J.E’- i "
,T .',r nu.w rr nr olh*r
!L T J n?i. ”
'■"«*. |i*r*nnatly
!*n,’.* r **• •»**■ sod upon f«(111r«
will I,.
,l‘" ’ '•'•">(*SSO
w-i-l:wi.-Jlil"LfJ
v""(>rri(UI
W IlN h U H rnr 1."J**!'""
1.1)1,1 Mint
J***
tjsufonl. St.irlil* O il. jitH,
iUy nf A hku *i , lass
/*/ i* I’ iiniiNtxiN
t'lsrk of ■*ii|
IMEAI,,
C lrriill
[ nu,t
K ( T t e Hs | f nl* 'r
Nsafard, Klnrlits
Attorn wy fnr I'lslnllir
1"j
j j f thm ' ent senr
M . iI m u 'i * ," * , 0 K
t ni'isTV .
, f t M in M T e .
IN IIM; K H TA Tlt o r
M A R T M K MTONIC*tjt« t’ltfUM Totta
A isu' V A iu
9** f'*()\ ' *
v lJim .
0
^ * T , '» A n r s/ staVr ,
aarh nt you sr* hsrsbv
and r»ouir*if fn pr«i#nt any
ilri'IV J J ’d ■amana* which *ou, or
•p* i'ountr Jut iit uf ui'M i n o Ij U
j
w iiu iiip y ,
n iii]
|
nr demand not an
void.
E I.!» A H M J f > O A !tm , At o .-Jh
a * admlBMiMjrla of lha Ko(ato (U Story «. K. Hiono, l>*.
rirs l p**b|lc«lton A u» |I, IM |
s
* o T im ^„
...—
HI-Kt*rloN
U* It Knnwn, Thai I, ll. A. (IR A V i
«*oera'.nr» "f Mlal# nf Hit Hlati
of Florida da -horoby olv* n a tlri
<f\|*.» 1
7
.
irlr^sL,
PjV.Vt*’Vp
iP M 'iju
stivsHii
m
wm*
.r a ^ W f ,.r :
S
Leg’s! Noticed
N O TIC E o r A P P LIC A TIO N F o il '
T A X ItE E II
J
(See. la l.ia Florida S U ln lr* ol 101*1)
N O TIC E IH IIE M E IIT
O tt'K N . (
Thai Henrietta O llrrr, Ihe holder
of Ihe follnwln* certificate US*
filed laid rertlflcale for lax d**d
In he leaned lh»re„n Th* certlflcAl*
number and year of I*enance, th*
deecrlpllon of th* property, end th*
name In WhlcH II waa a«e*e«#d -ir*
aa follow*:
O rtlf lra le Nn. 1*
Tear of Uenanre Jun* 1* A D I-I#
De-crlptlnn of Pro|»efl)-tail 11 Midway Plat tlook I
Pea* II.
Nam* In which *e**<a*d
Minnie l.e* nilver
All of said properly heln# In II a
Cininly of H»mlnole, Hint* of I 1 -* • I
Ida. t’lilc** eiicli i-ert|ll--nle ehi’ l •S
redeemed at cordlna In law the nroparty deerrlhad In etlch i-arllfh 1*4
Will h* *njt| to Ihe hlnlieet •»! *1“T
•I lha Irnnl door of Hie H*i-i|-i t,
Counly Courl House a* Han* I I,
Florid*, on Hi* I ret M-mday In H-s
month of October. I as;, which l*
Ihk sth day of nriuher, l»ST
Dated this tlh day of H*p**m‘
O. P MEMNDON
clerk Circuit Courl
Mt)|!l I RH,C|ii«h Ctltlfllr* Flotilla
fttKAL) ____
______
NiyricM n r a p p l i c a t i o n r o « j
T A X IIEI1D
IBeW. 104,1* H orM a aislat** of IIMHI
N O TIC E IH H E IIE H Y
MIX BN,
That ijow std II nyb-ilt and l’*liarp
II Ityhult. hi* wil*. ih* holders
of thS followlnx carl IM'-at* h sj
Hied aald rwrllflcal* Inr •*» d*«d
iu ha lasued (hereon The ce rllllcal* number snd year of lesuanc*.
ih* deacrlpllnn *.f lh* properly, and
Ih* nam* In which It wae aseesetd
are a* follnw*>
Carltflral* No 114
T*ar of leeuanca Jun* S*. A. D 1*1#
Deerrlpllort of Prnn*rly
N>i of N E H of H5Vi| HaoHnn 4* Township
** Roulh
liana* l l Kaal. I* Arre*
Nam* In which »***»s*d
Manual P*|er*on
All of eald properly hrlna In Ih*
County of Memlnol*. Hlui* of F lo r
ida. Ifnlese such carllflcat* shall 1-4
rsdsemed acrordlnx *" law lh « pro
perly described In such certificate
Will h* sold t-> th* hlahesl Milder
at lh* front door of th* Hemlnol*
Counly Courl llnu*e sl Hanford,
Florida, on the fIr* 1 Monday In lh*
month of October. IM !. which IS
Ih* Mil dav of nriohar, ISH3
Dated this lih day of M*p!#inb*r.
ISM
t> p MEMNDON
clerk Circuit CourI.
Hemlnol* Counly, Fl-riit*
IKK A 1,1
S O T II E lli’ A P P LH -A TIIIN MlM
T A X ItE E II
is**, ini in riotido ststutes of; ii» f , »
N O TIC E IH H K IIE tlT
HIV l-N,
That Id ls Hlmpsou lh* holder,uf
th* lollowlna rarllfloal* has riled
said certificate for tax deed In
he laeueil thereon The m f im r a ll
nuhthar ami year of ls-u«nc* i|i*
description of Hi* property, and Ih*
name In whlrh ll waa aaaaaaed at*
aa follnwst
CertlMcale No. 24
Year of iMtianuu Jun* *# A l> !#5#
llesrrlplIon of PropaMV
|j»t J lilts 7 T r II Th* Town of
Hanford I'lal H-ok I
M
lu SI 113 IIS II# I'# *
Nsm# In which aaasa-ed
Aunl* J. Jnhnann h*lr*
All of **ld properly belli* In Hi*
Counly nf Reinlnnl* HUI* of F lo rIda. Unless ancli i-erllflrst* "hall !-•
redeemed aucoollua l u l l * 'nS hf*psrly d*irrlh«d In »uch cerllllcSt#
will b* arid to Ihe hluhaal hbtdey
at Ihe front rloor of the Hernlnoi#
Counly Courl Hone* al Hanford. _
Florida, on Ih* llrat Mnndav In Hi# ■
ntnnlh uf flclohar. 1353. which la ^
Ihe 4th d»y Of 111 tuber, 1*11
Dated Hil* tth day of Haptaitihar,
I3S2
n. r IIE llN D O N
e l»rk Clrcull Courl,
Heiniu'd* Counly. Klorlda
IHKAI.I
N O TIC E O F 4FP L tC A TIO N ri»M
TA X DEED
IS** ini Id Florida SialHlr* ol 1*1*1
N O TIC E IH II EM EM Y O IVEN /
That Cap* Habl* Corporation, th*
Holder of lha followlua itertlflrala
ha* filed said cartlflral* for tax*
d**d to h* |s*-i*d thereon. Tn*
cartlflral* number and year nl Is*
■uaru*. lh* rtatcrlpHon of Hi* pr>party, and th* nsm* In which It
waa assessed are as follows!
Cerllflral* No. IS*
T**r *f Issitant-s Jun* 30 A l>. I3J«*
Dt*crlpHou of Pruparly!
H lea Ft nt K TO fl of l-ol .
14 Frost'* Addition Nn t lu .
Altsmnnls I'U I llooh I Ps**
Nsm* In which a***ssad
-Euxan* J. Orr
AM
a il of
01 said
aain properly
|ri»i>-'ir halnx In , »ha
.....
Counly ot Haminol*. H u u « l F lo r
ida. Unlaaa such rtrllfle il* shell l<d
arrnrdlne to law Hi* pro-;
party d**«rlbed* ‘In auch
“in eerl‘ llc a U
will be aold lo ih* h U h r ll bidder,
at Ih* front dnnr of lh* H*mlnol*
Counly Court Unit** al Hanford,
rlorlda, on ihe flret Monday tn IhX
month nl October, ISIS, which IS
lha *lh dsy of tMober. 1**1
Dated Hil* Ith day of H#p|emu*r,
1,11
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O. P. IIE llN D O N
c |* rk C lrc u ll Court.
H»mln»le C o u n ly, F lo rid a
P ersonal
To Women With
Nagging Backacht
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TH E SANFORD HERALD
Thurtday, gept. 4, 19SJ
Pag* 7 J
CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FKERZR
A N D S TO R A G E CO.
YOUR
■
Locker Plant
Phone 131H
401 W . 1.1th St.
FLORIDA D R A P E A M EDIUM
EGGS
..
DOZEN
D l lt ir r FROM LOCAL FARM T O YOU
U. « . WOOD
W ESTER N
66
Cb. 98c
Lb. 88c
LEAN -
T H IN
t:
_
DELICIOUS
PORK
0*
SLIC ED
Lb.
75
LB.
95
Lb.
83
c
c
OUR OWN — CURED — HICKORY SMOKED
Smyrna Maid
Pen Pak
2 Fur
Deviled CrabH
I’llV•
45c Breaded Shrimp 05°
4 For
Crab Rolls
I’hg.
30c Breaded Oysters 00c
BAKINGHENS Lb- 53
c
I’HOCKSHF.n IN T H IS P L A N T
2 Pts. 00c
H Gal. 00c
BANANAS
Frozen Vegetables
Broccoli
20c
Asparagus Sp. 29c>
Spinach
2 |c
Baby Limas
27(>
Green Peas
22e
FRESH FROZEN — IN H EAV Y SYRUP -
Phone I l l
lly lin y Gotth
) Lbs. 29°
2 Lbs. 29 c
2 Lbs. 35c
CANTALOUPES
Ea. 19c
F U L L POUND
.. J0c
STRAWBERRIES ............... ............. 37c
9y nnn Hurry
F L A S H G O R D O N nnd M s ndvenlnret In 8 ta i»
LAROE ELB ER TA
PEACHES
2 Lbs. 25c
CONK PEAS
2 Lbs. 23c
YELLOW SQUASH
2 Lbs. 15 c
FRESH C U T
Lb. 19c
OKRA
LARCH H EA D
Each IJc
LETTUCE
(•KEEN TO P CALIFO R N IA
CARROTS
2 Bunches 2SC
FIRM PINK
Lb. 19 c
TOMATOES
I.AIHiK UREKN
Use
HERALD
WANT ADS
Lb. 19 c
FRESH N ORTH CAR OLIN A
Lb. 19c
POLK BEANS
OOI.DBN HA N T AM
3 For 25c
SWEET CORN
RED UKOKQJA
SWEET POTATOES
2 Lbs. 55c
YELLO W COOK1NO
3 Lbs. 2$c
ONIONS
FRESH LOCAL
RASPBERRIES
111 Mu Knoll.
(iO LD EN YELLO W
BELL PEPPER
FLORIDA OR.VDK A DKKMKKP AN D DRAWN
Seiithttn^DaixitL
I
R O Y W A L L
J 1007 Sanford Air.
I’ll. 1111 J
DR. H. McLAULIN
OPTOMETRIST
OZAKlt IKh
PEA liS
( E N TE R C U T
TE N D E R -
iB IIIM B IN C l
/ ■ f i n n a n
PH O NE I2S7
T H I R D and P A L M E l lO
GRAPES
b. 70c Dried Beef \ \ t b .||
PORKCHOPS
CUBEDSTEAK
PORKCHOPS
f
C A LIFO R N IA 1 A ROE SIZE
OUR OWN — PUR
LE A N A L L
Meat Stew
■
K
C A LIFO R N IA H Y R IT .B fT
BEEF LIVER
Ground Beef lb. M e Sausage
d
l)R . C . L . P E R S O N S
D R 1^. T
DORS
0 1 T 0 M E T R IS T
C lflH O P H A C T O R
E Y E S E X A M IN E D
I IO I ’IIS t» to 19— 2 to B
GLASSES F IT T E D
5«5 Atlantic Hank llultdlag
Phnne 74tf
116 South Palmetto A .run* | j
THOMPSON SEEDLESS
BABY
ROUND STEAK
LE A N I’ UltK
rr LI J1LdUn c
1
BAKING HENS
Lb. 49e
We (Jtinnmlec Our Eggs
Strictly Erimli iind l.orally Ruined
( Ol.oHED FOLKS
l.nn l 'nil. fill mile III I ••.'lull ( ’■> mill
W 'l t
I He full ittYlii a rnlr< hpiiIi to
till limit lif* )n Ii H*IipiI I b t He
Nititliaril ||erHh)i
I lime |1r pee line (■«evfl«ti*
.1 limes lti|- per line Imar rHun
II lime* He (***r line lfi*fHf*H|
Jtl lime* Hr prr line Inner thaw
Ar per line fur tritrly t'nnlrnet
ri*e mint* in the line.
Iiuqlilr Mule rm llirfcm I'nce I **jii
PHONE M8
(Vniii %*l* till! kr nreeptfil
■•ter the THfiMinUP im tMeni■■rh(ttl itin ihurpe if pi)Hr nmur t»
lUteil In Hie Irlrppwn* i»unk In
■eltirn fur ml* firrtint Mitttint loo
the mlterll*er I* eiiierted 1n per
|inini|i|l»* In iirtfer fur h* In
leHrler the Itrut iiia^allile tm li*
nil U uni tit* uni*! He In mur
itfflrr im the tint liefnre piifillcHiMin.
PI m q* niiflff ii* liiiiiieillntelr
IV An errnr neenre In f#n#t ml*
It e tfiriiiol l«p re*(litit*fitfe fnt
in of* Hih i« line I n r o f f r r t Ijuarr*
Hun.
THE
SANFORD
HERALD
mm*
FOIt HUN T
— I
W FI.AKA
Apartment*. M4 W
Fowl Ktrect. Phnnc l!H) W
FIMINIHIIKD imclcrn apatnueii*
Win pnrk Avenue.
D EFEN SE IID I'S IN i;
NAVY PERSONNEL
NAAN Pei innnel Only. Available
Nmv ‘I wo bedrunni Itiiiiim. clee
Irle kililn'i,. brrakfnst bur.
screened pm eh, ceramic tile
bath. $75.an rii’ine |u’lJ
l IIKDIIOOM iinfinniilie.l lullin',
kitchen fnrnKluol I jvi« i' finned
In vnril. I’refi i couple with
elillili en. phone Ct.'lH W
llnfuoil.lieil Apt. Iin|iilie Mil Cel
cry A ve.
l.irtnl■. Orlninlti lllw tiv
Suit.Ill mnn
II ymi Hunt tn Hoy. Kent nr Sell,
Nee;
J. W. IIAI.L. Itr.llur
I'll, i nil Nlnle llsnk lliillitlnf
••Cull Hall" Plump I75H
n iA llK IN ). i l.'.gi-* m i t J.
givl nlnf * ii Nmv ri » ' ' ] In
fttoiip H I mii . 1 1 1 1
I -t s»
rilK M T '*f lh inlet, mu
e|-/e fillUlleil ill ||II f.I 1 I
e.l tn nnil inm Imilr >
ut I HI ll
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I t'i II
• U M T M I .H tiOHK
’ ' . . ' i i p.iir Julia, nr im»H
I nl.l nc. C.ill .lini 11 p.» M i.
II itilii IMP lilt HER VICK
i .nln Mile. ii*.
Fmnltiirt
i V u ' . i tin I Fii"t I'h. 1428.
i\
P Vl\ I IS'i.
Ini'ilm nr emerlnr.
o>i iv ,■i in 11■■Ii |*h W II Rhan
. I . i ti I in.In collect
i >It I IN Dll Mmiiiiii; ftenllnet, Or
Ini I.. I i i limy St nr ('n il Itiilph
i: iv uni. .1
FO R S A L K H) linnet I'lin-e Ill'll
IT . I Al HI M i
rniiiii Inline on ilmilile enrnei Ini
1 till 1‘t nf r id ,nn<| leiniir '.m V Kr#4
Reft ie •mini
Si'ieenei) Ililt ell, lull ilniiinl fl..m ■*, ( i l l MS,‘III
1*I 1111||11**. It 1. lU 'vev
204
Iteeind I’bivei 7h It C \l |{. 1 ' **1
tile I>ii I Ii. eleelrie kill lien, Vein
'IMM . ’
.Similar.; Avr I’ll.'lie 1828.
utile Phnne 1MU M
ii .iii lillinN, Hpni'C heulet,
'.Miin
i ’i'ilni
l.nurel A ie Cull 22!MI I fm u|i
' I I I I N L I S Fm inliii tops. C. v«n
muniment
U tuiu (o It%If1 512 Snnfunl At*
(INK Vented llembiiTti e, 1 If »*ta t
D E F E N S E H O I S IN E FO R
N A VY PERSONNEL
We urn nluiuxl mijil mil. Ilavn just
a fen 2 lu'itlonin limine, nml one
.'I t'l'llimilll tinilHr loft Wl' ill r
lint ii ijI Imrlr eif tn liuilil liny Itnne
nl the tins 111m ii paymi'lil
Ifiiium fm N'itvi in ifiiiin-t.
(Inlet M ellrr llnniri,. (nr.
i inner Mcllont llle .mil H*iidnlpb
| til Itl.' |»**‘* VV .4 1151 .1
■nnverteil In i,n1ii>' viim 1i l l ("*
him r-211,dim Lilian One Imt
\ I I .I’ A PF.lt
l . n i y '«t Helrcllbn
iiliventril npnee yne lu.ilei, \\ in
Cm iirnl
I ’lm i In
n rlliild ;
(2ll.Ha, Smiill niiv'iiteil .pin1
U illi'itpei (’ti . infj Fun! fi'ajhheiltel, $12 till Plii'iii I.'■■, M '
itclmi Si I It Iniu’l 2-51(11,
S l.h iim V *i*r*t, toil till. >f A f , i MW I i r MSI \ t r m FIMAMflS u n "I hrluai- i ft t ic. i ,i f
i
iv*
v**n» I' MUI Imi ii Ik
In*
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■* it». fir i\ h VVAI I.AHH,
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i
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III Mi- f Li ■ * •• **i 1ill I
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\ I ■f . K > , till ' in i") »it s ta rt *11
i i iri* i "nil •I '. Sw«in*4 Hat1.0 V i %l I •K
*- Y •*»’I \* I* Sol f »i l Avf*nua
It 1> Ft t sf S*mit 1> > . f » I \'
*» ! 'll ! :>»»••*
1-liMi.p ;i»*. \v t
F I l i N I M i r i i nue l>eilinmii Inm .«.
ne u ly , mii|ili'te, mi t n m
i'll 1 1 n i .mile. I Innnel in. iiiel •’
pecan lin e .
mu* |lllle west *H
City L im it' Fiieeil fm i j K l r k
*te ut f ‘I,Attn.
Some te rm , it r S K h I ' r l c S' i
drilled
lifl Wilin' * i * Ifi
im
\n n
r e a l t y c m ., iir m k e k
itW N'nrlli Pnrk \ienuP
Phnne SIM
V F K V C O M F O R T A III.r .. 2 ».e,|
rienn mol SWrpliiij Pnrrh eniin.
Iry Imme. |i|it mit nf eltv, ivi'b
'•••y wnlei tin.| n|| nnvnilrn . .
illn, :i««0 F.a*f S* .
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f t**in ,*'*.*■
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.
Mn W I It % mm |>»n<*f| RI*
. t, ihi111■! Nh’liuail'l, 510
lib .TI
I'I iiiiiIiIHv; A bipi'llra
t mill in I nit; A Repair*
\\ .1 Ivin^ .'1JOII SmitH Park A »»
Plimte 5f
r
11
i".: m i ‘ m
R E A L E S T A T E W A N TE D — I
III I WORK, in clay nr rTPlr
Wnllt m flnnt Elbiin Hnyilir,
M l, \vmi.lule St (Irlamln.
WE H AV E n ipqpnnaihle h n yi
fnt n fm in with finm la In 25
n. re* nml livable linrny un pin
(mrly Cull NpuiJiio|ii Reiillv a(
2 71 __
__
A R TIC LES FOR SALK
i
it I
l \ F1.S H iHdi'i.-r worn.
U "ii.ilifi1 Mnl i- * hire Kati*»i ii* . Si*M'4i'i* i SfMvi'i*, Lima
c i I'.il"i»iiti nn.i
I- rriiliivr,
*
iV irim#v
I'hnna
i < \l nr H W .1
. V. \
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Plenty nf .h «i(", ehlrken fnini
fu illllle . » It Ii e .lrn
tiiiil.tliiir
■lie, nil nil n|l|iinxlinntnlv
2
Aere. mnl Icrm* can lie ur
i nii net I S E M IN O L E R E A L T Y
I'hilllC L!7.
I till milt Mctflmlln
----------------------------------------------------
Deuntifiil fiiin i man hniwr, nil
elcctnc Kill In n, fullv ctpilpiicd
Ailulln nnly Cull NUN M
i
FUR N ISH ED apartment Pilvnle
hath, Adult* (’ till It'll TniirUi
(Jnlirl | tilmk ninth nf Clly
Nice roniiis, lienl IniL. ipibT, nem .
hnne A renlaiirnnU. 1HI7-VV.
N n n f it i i|
I |u on ilmvn nml (M il inn
nimitli Wl lie Pm n Riitnn lloir*
ni|i Cm ii , lln«
'll I.
Miami
Hein Ii. Fill
For KiviuHn
SPECIAL II "II a« met lie'
l«!"li* ( I l l 'in Itil V- !*1Ifl|* lie
*prill); titit*Ii p*h< fiv y
HtltPP, jilil* fli Ii i*ii I 1 i i » 1
CllUtSf V” f I ^(»*'. pat ' it
4*lt|**t . I ill" I *»I♦till III* * ' f* H »
NV Fit sl
I' I f 11 IP
1 ,,'v
i" ! mini Cleitnera "know
('In
i Sun ( ' v{mi' nnteeil
nml llpi.ml Hit' in.tllie fill nf
I( i <111 >v ii |a|"'ll i nine
Phtitii!
IMl Ini free ilclkvei'v eeiviee
— '1
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u n . I lliil,v H im| < f u r
'• ! Ill \ . Ui'I'L I I I liuillf ft I hr
b l'MIl! 'll 1' 1 '111, |, t III \V I
I'm I'hV'Tv 1.1*1vice fi'li'i'h mil
I I ',
ts ti
.... .
Service Hun.I nr Machine
I iitni' Snvv llmipitnl, <’minti j
We btly, rc'l A iiinle me J
Club Itmul.
F U R N ISH ED Apt*. (HI un Nnj
i^
TU X K tH l FEEDS. CunilitiU line
fnriiilnic Wil mi Alim i I mu — --------------- . . . . . .
pet*. Illifelnw A|ile. All Pnrk.
IliinCa T a rn In Cecil Slur*.
Ihili In T il i, I I t'limie !l.7ri
I.
I (INI' AN D FOUN D —
I(E fill0 0 M upt. Nicely fuinNie.l
USED TIK E S (K ill uu. Utwl
e(r-I.IvcMtin k 11111111c*v
J
all riinvenlrnrca. Phone HiiO.
I ♦*a Sliilhli'iii steel, 11ii ili’t, f’ftiniiln lube*, 0(b' up. Firestone j
i" i
\iiluiiiirtic Indies' wrist
FDR S A IL I Dime l . ill
1"
Store*, III E- lat St.
7 ROOM pnrily furrilahml apl. (HIH
vv.ii'li wall steel Imii'l ItevviirJ.
ll iu l it h ' III,I It* vll' li -i c.l
n il
Elm (IMI.OO. Tel. 22BS-J.
Ill UiiTJ.
YltAVERHK Eslensiiin Rod.— 28"
im pe l'.,
Riili cii
Stciiiil i uni
lo 180". Srnkurlk (Hass und
i'll.in. |H R
AP T: 2 Inriie tunmS. rrreein’il
li'.'l
III.IINDE pek iliucse. Vlc|H'
Paint Co.
porch, aitn kitchen, nut iVAler.
i t of llcll A||. Rcwitiil 1228
lll'.l.l* W A.M H D
"
Very icisnimiile. Phone l.’l.’lll-lt.
lii.iiilnlph SI i cel. Phone I OHI M
E'ren - Free • Fret
d i . d i*slllhlnll*’d f "filll(Mlf>% ItH
FUR N ISH ED 2-rnnin rullaKi* jnS u f f e r Rental
H IS I Two Iiiiuc ifif\ mill wIdle
(l|M‘fllli|l f *>f aIJ• -14*1111 I!) Hi’llll
rlulies Hk IiI h nnil tvnlrr. Tel
with
in lies in till* vicinity nf ()*.
rii»|i* nil.I Volu- ni 1‘mini y ui ***
Hll-AL
Piiicliusti uf I’uste Was
to n
llewiinl fm informal Im*
Must Inis•- cat m(hI i uf* ipur*at
b i'ilniK In teciivi'iy, II E Mor
( 'oiiiinissittik Im-ii a, i hi ni ne
mi
UN FU R N ISH ED 2ul finer, (fen
Seukaiik
tils**
A
Paint
Co.
i i . Seminole IlltJi ScIomiI, San
liniili'il.
IH v iJiMMlu f'nin
Inti anil ipilel tpcallnn. M rimhu,
liHiiy, F. il ll'if M17, Siinfnr*!'
linth, open lull. Will) ur withoul
’ V E N E TIA N HI.Tn DH
......
............
Knr.K«. Family unil aervlco en- Factory pricvsl llnlla-llead Winds,
-I
AL'TO M tilllLKS
FUL.I, IIM E fininlwiii help. Aiiply, 15 tranee*. Permanent maple de.
Aluminum slats, rollon or plas
Mr. Illll hefore nuon, TmiiTiton
nlred. No pete, Kent in nilvanrej
tic tapes. O m p M « repair aerWe'll huy your cur regardleal x
Drut: rornpany
by tile mitlllll, space liualef, yun
iikv or condition.
iitnve, lee tin* and water healer. SEM INO LE VE J2F.IM N IILINO Newspaper reporter. Apply in
Little A Reel Used Cara
Utilities mil fnrnlalieil. W)7 Dak
2nd and Sanford
writinff alatliiK eaperienre nail
Avenue.
828 Waal I r i
N r pb. U »I*W
ouailfiratlnns e/o Snnfunl llcrYO
UR
CAR
la Wurth mor# money
ald.__________________________
here We need clean '47, ’48, 4w
FUR N ISH ED 2 lieilrnnni hmis". HIIDDED TRKKB 8»id (our orango
— (»
mireery slock. Altai rough
WORK W AN TED
’fit), Til, '52 models. Ilarl*<f
HU W. 10th Street. Tel, KM R.
jsmnu, eleo (Wo iw ldi h u w d to
Wnilswnrllt, Hill North Orangt
ordff. (Trieado MrjafoeV Cmn- BAHY S ITTER , Mrs. Fnlkenherg,
.i F U R N ISH ED wills. ,1 arid t
(iibiinlo; Phnne K5U7.
hrsl
refereliees
Phone
121.1
1
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rooms. 1101 MaKbull*. Pliorm |HI>.
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PLAY-O FF HKfllFM DATA
W. L. IVt.
Palatka
2 0 i.mni
Daytona
n 2 .non
Game Tonight
Daytons at I’alatkn
Results Laat Night
Palatka 8, Daytnna I
(10 Innings)
FIR ST trnm to win three giinu-<
takes the play-offs .
‘ Bill Btrlneekf'a thlrd-liliice A*»
are proving the money hall plnveta In the Florida fltate League
this year. When the chips wendown and the games that counted
tame up, Palatka rose to the oc
casion each time to lieriime the
masters of the crucial gnmrs.
Palatka narrnwly forced its
way Into the post season aerie*
claiming the best percrnlnec
anv of the five other club*
tksl didn’t earn the right to
8,1*7. on the bnnI* of piscine
Drat or second In each h"lf.
The A'a owe a vote of apprrrlsHorn to the Del.and Red Hat*,
wko bv winning the pennant In
’ hath halves ensblrd the Atrleaa lo fill In 'ha fourth play
off Berth.
Palatkn rapllallsed on this
break by sweeping through tlielr
rtllinlnarv tvo-gnine 4eil<* with,
S
S
aa Reach while Daytona was
Bitahlehlng the league liv shut
ting out the mighty Red lint* In
two straight contents,
Palatka his since then piled
up ell almost Insurmountable
two-game bulge at the evpcime
of the Daytona Reach Islander",
having notrhed 7-1 and 3-1 vic
tor lea In the first two game*.
A win bv the A'a tonight would
City R ir* * T O * J ^
g lj
niutlonsl Director
> 'mjfjj
Tummy H trlriK c r^ M ^ J^ M L
rnlleil
tnguther ^ J f B f m
the four 1 •'11
/ -3
malingers <>f th e M p H jlm V .’/iT']
City Ho f t h n l I
'» « ! !
I.eugue nhd some Chuck Flsiid»ri
players nt the Improvised league
meeting to lay final plans for
fielding and all star team In tho
Orlando Invitational.
The alt-alar "(leclbnm empha
sised power hitters with Chuck
Flanders, Ilia Ikih llasore, lllll
Crabtree and Jim Drum listed
In the out field and J im- fhaldln,
Don Dyeas, John Keeling arul
Chetlaln In the Infield.
The f n h u I o u s control-ball
flinger Red Hires along with
"Squirrel” II o w e n romposu e
I woman hurling corps with the
slight possibility of getting Chuck
Graves, the fire-balling sailor,
who pitched for Hunt-Mercury
this summer and now Is n mem
ber of the Hanford Air Ruse lean).
If the local Air Rose doesn't
i liter the Class 'll' tnurney, Graves
will he available to play with tho
Hanford All-Stars. He would he
a vaudtle addition lo the dull,
especially, since Hires is noted
for Ills slow halt ami grouse for
Ills speed, two rnnihinutiona neces
sary for n surressful pitching re
serve.
Players will meet la front of
llrown's Amoco Station un the
corner of Park Avenue and
Second Street between 3:30 p.m,
and 6:00 p.m, this evening to
ohlalti transportation.
Tho Orlnmlo Invitational will
he a double elimination tourney
thus ensuring every team of at
least ttvn guinea In thu meet, Tho
Cllv Recreational department uf
Hanford will oust the 810 entry
fee for the local All-Hlara.
A
trophy will lie awarded the winner
of the tournament by tbe Orlando
Recreational Department,
The Hniifoid All-Htar rosier Is
ns follows:
In/eblerc l-'raokle Slenstrom.
Ilrtindey, Rob llnsnre, and Chuck
Smith, 3b
Pirtle, rf
m-Pennington
Hnnili'rineycr, 11*
Hildebrand .ill
pnutuii, c
Chapel, i>
........
hying the F8L Shadghnessy play- D aTotal*
t o n a llrarh
one to a close with tho thlnl-plarn IInyHer,
team being crowned the victor*. Renner, as
2li
Daytona, on the ulhrr band, mud
ef
rapture the last three games In Conk,
rf .........
order to defeat Palatka, ■« the Geary,
odd* will be favoring tbe Htrlu Tesnow, If
Pollard, Hi .....
eckemen this evening. *
Irby, nb .......
Palatka
All II
Lopes, ef
5 2
Mallard. 2b
l> 2
Xasaablan, I f ...... # 2
O A
MIAMI U t-A University of Flor
ida ultimatum to tbe Univenitv of
Miami on the conduct of Its foot
ball program threatened today to
destroy one of the South’s richest
gridion rivalries.
Florida's Gators, who belong to
tho Southeastern Conference, eay
they won't play Miami any more
unless the Hurricanes live by 8EC
rules, Miami la a top Southern
Independent.
One of the demaeda from Flor*
Ida Coach Bob Woodruff Is that
Miami "muat certify Its studeota
commissioner's office for eligibil
ity, the same aa Florida muat."
Florida President J. Hillis Mil
ler backed Woodruff. He said Flor
ida "has no desire to dictate to
Miami” but that the Gatore would
not sign e new contract under any
by Woodruff.
He added that BernJe Moore,
SEC commissioner, had loformad
______
Miami aulhoritlas
(hare waa " if .
rlou* doubt' that any SEC team
would sign future football (
ual
tracts will. the
1!.. “Hurricane*
...... ....... ......
they compiled with SEC regula
tions on scholarship aid and stu
dent trsnsfers.
Among those who read Uw news
of the ultimatum with Intereit
wero fans who alresdy hive pur
chased (30,000 worth of tickets for
this year’s Florlda-Misml game In
the Florida stadium In Oalnasvilla.
The 4-year contract the schools
International To
Be Big Event At
VCKC Oval Tonite
DAYTONA BEACH (Spaclal)Dog rnrlng fans here are eagerly
nwaltlng the running of the 110,6(H) milled International Grey
hound Ghamimmantp, wMth will
bn the feature race tonight. It |4
the richest stake ever offered bv
the Volusia County Kennel Club,
and the eliminations, which were
completed Labor Day, were parked
full of thrills.
A field of 21 nf the world's
fastest greyhounds entered the
rumnetltlon and the eight aequlrlng the largest number of
points get a chance at the big
money. They ar* J- M. Ed
ward's Old Sheet, 23 points:
Florence L. Hart man’s My
Question, 34: Glen Chamber*
tain’s Hun Master,. I l l Glen
Chamberlain's Rand Bang, U l
Jess Bingham's I Can Da, 14l
Paul Boone’s Q u a wlaser nf
tho IIS! Championship,^lit JL
M, Edward's ......
C. II. Uvely’a Fraak Ouy. 14.
Tbs races will ba tna (bins mil*
distance and to date My Question
hoe chalked up the fastest time.
He traveled the course in 40.2
■econds. Sun Master waa Isadlng
In polata with two wlfia. teat In th*
final elimination he fell a* h* left
the box and finished J u t Hewever, he hai 18 polnta and ikmild
rate a* a favorite.
Th* eight greyhounds which
did not quit* make th* grade will
run In a Cnraolatlon, which will
lie the feature Friday. They are
lleaty Hattie. Ra<
Nymph, Ripley
Evelyn
Peggy Pat, Up l
Mari*.
e
I f> Heiirlquni,
§ H l i t l U fr | p
1J ,«,•«!*
tt
If
if
........r . f I I
3 3 \Casque,
Totals
........ 36 8 30 13
6 » a— Ran fur Pirtle In Uth, and
played right field.
Palatka ...... . 010 010 200 1 -5
Daytona Reach 010 800 000 0— 4
It— Mallard, Smith 2, Pirtle,
Hildebrand, Haller, Pollard, llenrlqucs, Casque. K— Hnndermeyfr,
Haller, Renner. Rill— Smith, Bondermeysr. Illldabrand, Poston,
1*1 Central Fla. Showing
Heller 2, Irby. UR-PIrtls 2, Gas*
qua. MR— Pollard, Holler. Hll —
"Indian Uprising"
Smith. 8— Lopes. DP— Irby. Ren
with George Montgomery
ner and I’ollardt Bniltli, Mallard
and Hildebrand. Lit— Palatka It,
— ALSO —
Daytona Beach 7. UH— off Chapel
Humphrey Bogart In
4. Gaique 1. SO— by Gaaque 4,
Chanel 8. WP-Gasque g. U "Sahara"
Huck. Burkhart, Kettles, Letts.
Mia
Mxlli*
A — 1617. T — ills.
roohsy. turn r
IN
any conference with which 1 am
familiar," Woodruff declared.
He said Florida, under 8EC
rules, could give lia players 115
a month in addition to tuition,
fees, board, room and books, while
Miami allows 540 a month in ad
dition to the other considerations.
Only one player, Gordon Mal
loy, has been mentioned as figur
ing in the rhubarb between tbe
two schools. He transferred to Mi
ami from Georgia Tech and was
on the Hurricane freshman squad
last season.
Harding said Miami decided laat
October not to accept transfer
In the fuayan from Urn 81---------------------rt, but that Malloy waa already
hart at that Uma and Florida*!
demands would forca Miami lo vlo*
lata its agreement with Malloy and
(Much him.
Football players from othor con
ferences may transfer to SEC
Rchooli and play after remaining
out of competition for one year,
but any player tramfarrlng from
d m SEC school to another can
never bo eligible for tho (port.
Miami officiate complained that
Florida wants the Hurricanes to
obey all SEC mtrlctlona without
enjoying any schedule priorities or
other advantages.
"Woodruff has limply lumped
the gun," Harding said. <rAa far
ea the value of our scholarship la
concerned, our preiident, Dr. Bow*
man Asha, has already directed
that our aid be cut down. That
waa without any urging from
Woodruff.
"We were discussing a phm to
make our scholarships comparable
to any In tbe South. Dr. Ashe de
cided to handle further negotia
tion! with Dr. MUIar. H they had
waited. this all could have been
worked out.”
There was no Indication that Mi
ami contemplated yielding to Flor-
Local Tars To Play
For Orlando City
“B” Title Tonight
S
Tribe Fans Fear
History May Be
Again Repeated
T ig e r s
Knocked
In d ia n a
M o n th
O u t
In
F in a l
Last
Year
Bjt RALPH RODEN
Associated Press Sports Writer
There's 4 growing fear In the
hearts of Cleveland's baseball fins
today that history is about to re
peat.
Last year Cleveland won IT
games end lost only five to De
troit’s fifth-place Tigers— but three
of those defeats came In late Sep
tember and knocked the Indiana
out of Mutant contention.
The Tigers are worst off this
year. They appear a cinch to fin
ish last for tna first time In Utelr
American league history. How
ever, when tbe Indians furnish the
opposition th* Tigers act ferocious.
Clavtland started off by winning
Ha first four meetings from the
Tigers but since then the Indians
bay* managed ot taka only five
out of 11 from Detroit.
The Indiana Ml the dust again
s a s ty *
«»■
kaes' Slt-game lead. The Yanks
war* stymied, 3-4, behind the onehit pitching of Philadelphia's Her*
L i n other g■mea, Washbehind Randy Gumparl'a
smeared tbe raallnf Bos] Sox, f-l, and Chicago
\I. ILoula,
a h Ii 1-4, nfi
im Mate’s
M a lr i
on A
Sam
S
viie w iiw new
U t N , P a rk Avo nuo, Sanford, F lo rid a
Batting — Musis!, St. Louis,
.397; Klusiawskt, Cincinnati. .316;
Hsumholtz, Chicago, .313; Robin
son, Brooklyn, .312; Locktnan,
New York, .308.
Huna balled in — Sauer, Chica
go, 113; Hodges, Brooklyn. 00;
Thomson, New York, and Ennis,
Philadelphia,
82;
Campanella,
Brooklyn, 88.
Hits — Musis), St. Louis, ICO;
Adams, Cincinnati, 102; Schocndiemt, St. Loula, 161; Lockman,
New York, 150; Ennis, Philadel
phia, 150.
Home runs — Sauer, chlrago,
85; Klner, Pittsburgh, 31; Hodges,
Brooklyn, 39; Gordon. Boston, 22;
Mathews, Boston, and Campanella, Brooklyn, 20.
Pitching — Black, Brooklyn 12 3,
.857; Hoe, Brooklyn, 10 2. .8:13; WII
helm, NewYork. 12 3. 800; Yuhns,
St. Louis, 8-2, .800; Johnson, Bos
ton, 4 1, .800.
American League
Batting — Fain, Philadelphia,
.334; Mltrhrll. Cleveland, .333;
Woodling, New York, 317; Kell,
Boston, .311; Goodman, Boston,
.307.
Rum batted In — Zernlal, Phil
adelphia, 94; Doby, Cleveland, 03;
Rosen, Cleveland, 92; Robinson.
Chicago, and Dropo, Detroit. 89
Hits — Fox, Chicago, 105; Fain.
Philadelphia, 154; Avila, Cleve
land, 154: Robinson, Chicago, and
Rosen, Cleveland. 152.
Home runs — Doby, Cleveland,
and Berra. New York, 28; Zernlal.
Philadelphia, 27; Rosen, Cleve
land, and Dropo, Detroit, 25.
Pitching — Conauegra, Washing
ton, 8-0, 1.000; Shantr, Phllndid
Phla, 22-5, 815; Raschl, New York.
15-5, .750; Gorman, New York. 3 2.
.714; Reynolds, New York, 1(10.
.667; Schell), Philadelphia. 10 5.
.667; Renton, Boston, 4 2, 667
T IT U S V IL L E TID E S
'
Friday, Sept. 3
hnt...... .
i.m.
I:B3 n.m,
................ 2:18 p.m.
Plltsburgh at Cincinnati
Chicago at SI. I*ouli (night)
Florida Internal|ooal League
St. Petersburg at Miami
Navy tilt will get underway at Miami Beach at Tampa (2)
Exposition Park tonight at 7:30 Key Weat at Havana
p.m. on diamond No. 1. Both Lakeland at West Palm Reach
FA8RON and th* local base nine
will he entered In the Orlando
Class *B' Invitational tourney
which begin* tonight. Borne games
will begin this evening and the
others will ba played tomorrow
night.
mu
Hanford Navy will be playing
the finale of the Orlando series
<hli| evening without the services
nf their see pitcher Chuck
Graves, who has special duly
at the base this evening. Graves'
hurling has to ba instruments}
In placing the local Tsrs In Ihs
finals.
Prior to laat night's defeat,
Sanford Navy had been Unde
feated In the play-offs. Pinecaatla had one loss and now th*
two teami are on even ground for
their final game.
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Phllsdelphis, 4-3 in 10 Innings. CL
Louis bnrnbed by Chicago, »-i, and
Cincinnati dawned Pittsburgh, 1-0,
as Kan Raiftnabergtr hung up bis
sixth shutout— Uw most In th* ma
jors this season.
Don Kolloway, 34-year-cdd util
ity lnflalder. ruined the Indiana.
He whacked
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B O Y D -W A L LA C E
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American League
New York
78
55
.900
Cleveland
75
55
.580
Chicago
70
62
.530
Boston
69
82
.517
Philadelphia
70
S3
.524
Washington
TO
64
.923
St Louis
55
T9
.410
Detroit 44
88
.331
National League
Brooklyn
84
44
.694
New York
74
S3
,994
St. Louts
79
57
.90S
Philadelphia
72
98
.990
Chicago
86
89
-4M
Cincinnati
94
75
.436
Boston
54
74
.431
Pittsburgh
39
84
.294
Florida International League
Miami
101
49
.679
Miami Beach
98
49
.669
Tampa
85
64
.570
St. Petersburg
84
67
.594
Havana
73
77
.487
West Palm Beach 65
85
.433
Lakeland
SI 101
.334
Key West
41 104
.275
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS
Florida Stale League Playoff
Palatka 5 Daytona Beach 4 (10 In
nings) (Palatka leads 3 out of
5, final series, 2 0)
National League
Brooklyn 6 Boston 5
New York 4 Philadelphia 3 (10
Innings)
Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 0
St. Louts 6 Chicago 1
American League
Philadelphia 3 New York 0
Rugged Workouts
Are Whipping SEC
Teams Into Shape
By The Aieoctated Preee
Hard and fait workoute are rap
idly knocking the rough epota from
the fnolbnll squads In tho first
week uf Southeastern Conference
practice.
Uric prospects for Alabams's
Crimson Tldu were boosted con
siderably by th« favorable ahowlng
of two tackles In Wednesday's
scrimmage. Sid Youngleman, of
Brooklyn, and Jim Glasgow, Bir
mingham. both sophs, proved to
bo effectivo tin* pluggers.
Coseh Bobby Dodd of Georgia
Teeh la alfUng through Me. quar
terback prospects for an effective
asser, tie listed Bill Brigham.
ack HalL Pepper Rodgers and
Dave Retford as fine ball han
dlers and signal callers. "But pass
ing Is at least one third of the
/un,” he added.
At Vanderbilt, Quarterback Jim
Dcmalo la taking un anothar chore
In addition to his job ut working
for s vsriily spot. Coach Ril Ed
wards slid he will huip coach the
freahman backfleld. Beside being
the only player-coach. Domain la
tho only veteran signal caller for
th* Commodore*, vandy Halfback
Jimmy Ray missed Wednesday's
practice because of an Injured leg.
Eight Kentucky freshmen were
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■RCOJVD n
SAVINGS
TU B HANFORD HRMALD
Sanford's Navy .
Gator Ultimatum May End Rich
Team Loses To
Gridiron Rivalry In Southeast Pinecastle, 64)
PALATKA IK— The way Uio PnlaIk a Aialtas are racing through
the Florida State League playoffs,
tt will take a jumbo-slro wreck
to keep them from ending it all
here tonight.
They slammed 21 hits Wednes
day nlaht to beat Daytona Bench.
5*4, although It tool 10 Innings
It waa the second straight I'alatkn
win, in the final playoff series,
whlth goes to the team that wins
three times. Palatka polished oft
Jacksonville Reach two strulght In
the preliminary playoff.
John Chapel pitched the Wednes
day win, giving Daytona Hcnrh
hut sight nits. The Atalcas hit
,i
Thuroday, Rapt* 4, 1152
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I'ltlSI 1,1 oolli'le i ‘ Oil i at ill*
,'ll! lit- ' 1 ibte im'MO'Ut as Mie
I'lllllU. i,i , o,»s- me,'tiny rp ,n- oe.| ' i|*e 1„" i »'hnmhei of
i outlini •1tin i- iii Iti.nse last
loyiil
A im i it>*t M. Itenii.lgc
•i , i
•" it ' , ii,nation
"a p I-• t t1 urge non of
1 1 1 •» , ,• (•",t ,i
,
t Ml,|||1' - . , II pit ll Asso-
I 'ish .Memorial Ilospilal AI Del,ant!
It* I nr ".xtoi.jird Press
Dwight Klsithown and A.II n |
Ste\ eiiMin Ini the trail West In |
.lay as the tempo of the pie i
sti-ntlul battle begun to quicken
Stevenson took otf lor Denver
where he'll speak tonight on the
He pub lie.i it cry that It's lime lur
a change tin to now, the Demu
rratlc candidate has pretty large
ly ignored the op|x»ltinn aerie a
turns
Elsenhower went to I'llCSgo Ini
policy conferences
Hi*' paths ol thrcamlldatc&w ill
cross huluida) at tine of 1h.■o
rare political occasion*, a •gain, i
lug al wliK'ii iinth standard baaters
speak Iriun lire same platform mi
the same da) llu* will lake pla. e
at the national plowing coide'l at
Kassutt, Mum
Fresh from a triumphant 2d.iv
air tour of the Southland, Risen
bower won new plaudits Thursl.i)
r •Vpv e— , J,--. ’’•*‘
night from a wildly cheering erowit
of I7.a00 m Philadelphia's Cftnv. u
lion Hull
The) howled approval when ho
declared America can lead the
world to peace and that "it r a
I h i s m o t le l «a| t h e I i h M e t i i o r i n l I ( «•^ |»11ai I »
cause for ever) American.'1
i h I it ii*t
I hi' h tttl'hin? * --f h r « c k t ••nat i m 'li it it
"Well, then, let's get going,' be taut en \sliile ii iiu mure i.i .I iiin\ ha pul m
said "Don't wail for tnlimrio. h> pu te *. t i n h " 1p*ln* * s*f t h e f i ii n i x i h h u I ai« I |
Let's gel going liiulglil “
tint** I )!• fill i#1n
i .4' 11*1
Peterson '.aid Stevenson had al
lied hlrmtlf solidly with the leftwing ol the Democratic Party by
"coming out for a federal Fair
Employment Practices t ninmisshin, denoiuieiiig the Senate clo
ture rules and .coifing ut slates
rights "
"Ilie 1)i*rno%'rats of the South
are indeed hemming disturbed,"
he added "A serious ipiestiim tins
m* Ml **f tin* , ..iD|d i« ,1 h
1 f t ! id
arisen m their minds as to the
•|<j*tt* i*t ondi*! ** him * *it tint
political Integrity of their numb
I *1 till I I •» i.t illil H i ... . 1 1 1 |a- |
nee "
144*41 Til.| * 4*111 .lilt I hi il*
I 1| 1
Peterson represented the First
I'nngrelsiotial District tor 12 years,
I'eaee, Klsenhuwer said, ra n be
lie retired in 1U47 and hits since
neltloved only hy tliruwing the
W
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)
morticed law in Atlanta and Wash
"w aste rs, the tnmglers ami itie
ington
V
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f
ineonipelenls" mil of office m
r
I
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In Springfield, III — Senator
•
\ Washington
George A Smothers of Florida
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Charging
Hie
admlhlslrultnn
Ihursday told Gov Adlai Sleven
Inviuling the Democrntir strniigiinln of tin- Smith, Hepullb uii "has bungled us peiiliuislv do e
son, lhe Dtiinocrnllr presidential
World War III," le said,
-t
candidate, he should campaign In I'ri'slileiitittl rumlidato lien. Dwight 1). Klsenfl ver (topi I. sue to
ruiiiiited by enthusiastic followei-< i,-> ho arrives „ i Jacksonville, Fla. will dedieule ourselves In a pm
Hi HOMO HI \ \
the Smith.
glam
Ini
peace
aimed
In
prevent
Coming mil of a conference with The smiling GDI' iiutninee (hottom, l.-n i is given the ke; to the t'lti Inline Koreus audlhc Immirulil.
V ih l*‘|tnl ion - I S* nit lia*!*' • 4■11111v
i'lti/eiin im h id n u * t
|(
| lu •son,
the governor, Smalhers said he of Miami by Mnyni Oiclscn Seneii-hia diitltig a colorful ceiemniiy
ol this Koreun Wur "
rnnsmers It u "poeslblllty" that al llay Front I'ulk. I lie "mesa", Ik. told otic group of listeners, hu- end
*'*hi»ti \ iiR't-ht
I
I I i n ' i n . im il
I'lie
speech
markinl
Die
form
si
l U I ll tv l ,
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it
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Dwight D. Elsenhower might erock lieeu In ewcii by ail Administration of "loo niatiy men ton siuali foi laimehlug ol Elsenhower's cam
f i iv m fv t «*i1111*i - v11iiu'i i l e c t , unit
the Solid Sonlh ami carry Florida. (hell Johhs, loo hip tin their Id.-etches mol ton long III power." puigii This morning the general
i id i
i luteriiathinnlHuundphutoi
I l e i a i d r « | i u i l e i Met*1 i h o i m
Sin at hers differed with Steven
(lies In Chicago lor talks wilh He
1
1
son's campaign manager, Wilson
( h t u u n h I h d i m d ' \ lien F l i h M r
publican leaders from Illinois
Wyatt, who iwscritied the reports
11m l ini H um |i it ii I Yt'Mli'i ihtv
I'In*
Michigan nod Indiana Tonight be
" I I n r 11 ul I kI ji hi |ofi«| in San
<>l Elsenhower's high powered
I* r*i 111* ii,im 11*v i e d I It *- iy lift I n , j i r i u l f
talks
wilh
ward
and
precinct
work
drive through the Smith as merely
| iujJiiM, t li il le i lilt 4 f nD l t l H i ' i , o|»ei
f i n d . It 44I'M tie 4 ill* o m it 1 1 to India"'
er* in Cook C'umily (Chicago).
"imeretllng," Wyatt said, "It
u tln f I'd iin ,
i d >I h od w i r o o m of Ft h. mi l M i'*re Hot Romy' t ■ put
(*
Stevenson's Denver speech to
hlsn't worried ua.'
the CO hrtt !liiR|dtMi t i e e t il ly 1 * 1 1 1 1
*i<1ll* llitlH'
ffk I'lilii f !*f |‘ fit *L I
night
ih
(i,in
I
will
he
a
departin'
The Florida senator sold Risen
t*
1
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it
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hy
ttif
fnfutf*
of
rlu
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froth the patient he lia- been fol
%
I till I *4 ill II*' I •«I ltli|T mult t Ifi 11 1 1 *
fiowar. fue itepIthUcan presiden
dt it lv r Hdi t l*i* h
lowing Thai pallern huslieei one
tial ndmlnee, "made a big Imprea
I fie ) a m * O d d t h i l l t|i*' pi t|ij.
\* *r* I I |'•dl !■ i i- *I|* I |l I" *•
of
enunciating
Ids
own
pim.
.pies,
ilon It certainly maani he's got
•d Hi l u i i m l r • i D i i i y *• •
*« !■ *11%
I , . 4I li t f
It. Is
|*t“«!»**•'!•» faal the
I t||.
with only occasional slurp digs
■
tome strength "
11*v ** » «l |o u r ( »'*'! t i n hi ii'h
fin**
I n«i*
a1 1 v a I* 1 l.i
4 I f •I
at Hie oppos it mil tip to no < Me I 'I II .I \ Ii •N|Mtll| I lid I ill* d *r»
Correspondents asked Smathers
i ||\ i- ill\r»f ||/ft1l**ii f ■ t*ue Util 1 14 fine Diedi rtl »'*( 1 *s$- *11 I l I m i l
No One* Ifi liifin t*<l As ven.snn hail paid lillie I.....I i. his t'*fiMli*I dt lfh.lt
If Stevenson «atuessed concern
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GDP critics
over results of Elsenhower's loot
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al H
M.istJiirv In Ituuler Hut in a it da y air Im o ol nine " l*‘ ♦»))♦
of Southern slates,
11. tail|1*|*■•« * *1*1*14 II I
•I iu
I m
**• lil**t - - f l to I " i i i t \ fui
(lii
rn
states
the
l « .o... • d i e
"I don't know whether he‘* con
Building Gives W ty nWoems te
%..l*t h I II * I i l ( | | i l * d "
1**11 it i in N# h
• *»••* » .1 I.... ..
I'"
in e e intends to c a n . tin- light
earned nr not." Smalhers replied
If"
il
I.4**1 d *i It mu*
hi
the
ll e p n h i le a u s .
o i . . . - i i n g I ■ !•*■«**ifi if f In* I '....iiit v l o||iini
CHICAGO I.n~ The Journal id
"i think It's a matter of concern
1’n-M-r by .in Hanbod Avetmt si sli me nf tin’ll at gll ll ie i. l
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l i l e * 1 ,* 1 ••i'li »' |l 4*«
m.l at | ln » * i »»(*• f i ' d d i
however "
iv ini'!* i '* 111k41*0l*tk I if .lx
i h. ,*« *1 Hill.1* Hi itHi
the American Medical Associatluii Fifth M ii'il were starth-i) shortly
I'* I mi i4 t h e n in1%V i I'^uJru I v *- l i . 'l
Smalhers came out of the gov look ■ swipe today at some of afl.-r fi-tk) o'clock yesleiday aft.-i t e m p l i n g to nuns il nw i I «144|»* 1i| d* | lu»‘i*( 11ik t'l t h'l 4
r
uf
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mail
l(.
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their ma|or conlentiuns
ernor's offlre with a prepared
It irl
ul 1 SI*14 ,| ......... I
I b'l tit I t
i*ini i i u ’ f tl Kit S U M- II
Mtsif** 1ain litmtilf* tth.it m It.
ifalemenl, In which he said some television's crime amt horror nrn noon t»y » sudden cracking •mind
11,4(1 < *. .
! (all S|I tllillif elei't ton *v!ih11 I*** H'l li 1*4// 4 . i uLlit'i I i Id , un. d a * fill !•*'!»• fi f fi* ,
nice Ihlngi about Stevenson and Kratns, saying they could emlitu and then a mar a* the upper fiutit
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M*iti t*d in n uru»|iM|nrr »*r |i*•Hlr.l Iii . . •1 d Jd ! •* itinl m i
declared lie would "support him " ger Ihr health nf the nation's i till masonry mi the utl. slur) llnwaidli,.*
in • l .
lit n mi* nil 1 1 1 1•i**'i f lie* Ilibt H*1rtt iiu 11 1» 4k4
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But when reporter* asked If he ilren
Hutch r huildinp tm. l ied arid crash
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HI a* ul f 11
flu* De'l 1
ti i •
)***!•' *|* • t> '* || I * »»•*! ! D *4
"Dnfortmiately. astonishing lit
would campaign for the governor
f f*e* L •- |ul |l 1.
•11*1 4. I III.*
flit* thji!|ul rihi) I'flitlml In* |*111 •Ul l> n e ki II Tl III i'l ••III * * k. • 4 tin **•
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Smalhers said he bail used the tie research has been done nit the
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1 h r lu I 'll.ll f *' 11u 4k
Mr. Fdwar'l flinnierman, win
word "support — whatever that medical and psychological Impact
f ( m 1 •I ll
if 1*'ltl l*'t|*Ll* IlD'Dl *v f-u
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A
hound
volume
of
f»u
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of television on children." the m ii Ii llminrd Itotelei Jr , upeiHleinlcht mean to you."
1 1 •’
1
II, .I'l.
44 ••I I'l
of new loan nf all S i m
I III i "**iil v * 11*1141- Nit*ri 1 call* *1 «• ii <ftee11kLi » IM* ' I h ’m I 1 D’ )t*U
He said he does not agree with Journal said III an editorial
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lhi<
wbulrsals
tobacco
and
candt
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County
was
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'Die Journal cited two studies
111.
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Stevenson's position on civil rights
i l l 1 II tl
I’l V|l*| itH*n t Inn *Pti6* L i in .’ il i*; i
U v l * i* m H fun ii in **f1 1Ii *i| Hi.
I i-ompany there, lisd )n•I closeil yesterilwy In lirlm lf ,.f lb
Ml*’
legislation, the lldelatuls oil Issue own Interest" the television Indus
iniiTi i n 1 u ),*
fui | n l i i l i M f m u 11*( n i l / It
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lit
to
Mo
"ty h*»ci<I ih- id* n fi’M'D.liiin i'duIiI iiu! • ill H id fi it uni, 1Kin S n I L An Ii i i i M •*v *•i in ' ...... ....
and Senate Rule 31. (The rule re try should acknowledge the "ad sml locked Mu* iluur tn the store by John E. Fox, rlgbl 1 -.ay
11 i ' >111*’ aeI> *»1 I
■*"ii *Am (i*-. uii* *1
t l*i k Ii il .
i a vole of lupport by two verse medical ami psychological amt hail entered her autumnhilr-, tigrul fur the ili'|iui Itneot
m u n i K p i 'c to i f o r it,.- t i l, t n t s i . ' i M , *
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nf the total Benate member Implications" found in many such parkml u shurl distance away on
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County Clerk II f*. II
programs.
>n.
shlp-or M votes— to halt debate.)
m i / M « ’ • l*»t*
i«, ihe gj ,1-ip
"it should foster research on Hie Fifth Street, wlum she heard Ihr who Hi'ci'iiteil Ilie mans in •. lulf VI'111 111*T II
Smathers said he had been con
Hi'
11*1 Ill’ll It I -•■!)*' As'*I I If
" I l 1 -n 't li k e it o i e d t - * be ' lie
Til**
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m
i
nmiid w m ails Mr'.I i ■
crash.
of the County, anil w h o ■"> - bae
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fusesl about Stevenion’a position on Impact of television on mind and
said
" Y ‘ »,i I'Uli'l |il-t g«, -o i l I l l 'l l
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building,
she
stall'd,
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cm
them ayallahle fur iiiihltr , , eeII *t**11 I lu *. i , r i 11 I* .cl I.,, fti i i
the Taft llartiay Art also In De body, and should make a sustained
ill a l l ) o l d b u m , ' e l , 11 > i lal ut
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old
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trolt. Stevenson said the law should effort to avoid programming shows err'd try insurance, Mis. Zlinoirr- tion, today itutr.l that t h e y
potentially dangerous In the health tnan wa* the wife of Die late How lint only lie a great lirl|i o. Ins t n (Mil lilt* i|iirNtD»M nil tlii* I'.iH ( be ds a n d c a ll v o t u * e ! f a b>,S)iilal
lil.lt 1 tl. ll . I . 1. . *a . •
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be scrapped.
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Alter talking With Stevenson of the nation’s children," the edl tnl Huleler, who putchased Mu office, hut to Mi* p u h i l e us >11, h ' i i f j uniil i Iif t litniii'r iii**Fttii
du> "
particularly tu abxtrad ..fie *«,
I •t* rI
f | ||,t | la I I i f | I f jilt •
Thursday, however, Smathers said torlal said.
Tile
busyitul
is
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feet
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The Journal cltcdt wo studies McIntosh Huildlng in |ni7. and who and tu periotn purclia-im. land
the governor "presents a slightly
t>> iegi an.I I'l DM • ■ ). r I > 1, I I4 111| 4 (ill
(I, |*it(*M ;tl H i l l niMt’ liit«pf It* I**11 length from front
died in 1040 It was fcitneily oc along right-of-ways.
In Its conclusions
Il 4 I
different picture "
all
Die
c,,ti
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is
lindi mo »■ ln .i l II uiiilt fin I i lull
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hy
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Monfnrlnn's
furni
1. A survey made by TV Mags
fast ul u ii the I n n e r c o v - of VallhittUYvm in tin I*arIikI nf Mih must covei ate well i.ilhiti tin Ilk*11(1I 'l ••**l ,"(11, ,| ifii( *4 Ilia’ll 11 I'l
He said Stevenson explained that
ture store, anil was built ahmil the volume in a letter from A l l i e d
niT'ii i« nir*lii iI M' I
|i)*'♦( h i,i *i
0
the TaflHartley Act bar some line the week of May 34 SO.
wI*IAii (it uni li y tli*' (''Minty at tni •iislillice fixed by I'uldn’ llei<ltli
2. A survey made hy Dr. M I 11*34
rood features which might be re
A. McKetlian, chairman of ihe iii'V nini lit*" iNtnatiih *»f ( "in Hervli'n a - Moil Within aim'll elli M il t *'i| 111 III El 111 I Iill* •III 11"
Poller*
I.leiitenant
Mas
Mass
and
H i.K ti ui.a tin ran* S'aart
H*« iitMi i i i . Hu m i mi i,
talned In a new Uw with a new
State Hoad Department, mbb <**l mhiiiuin'r Jaincft i'Mt'l iullutnl Omi dent u|i*iolnui is pu *ilde
It
Hid KiCharil, who Is in charge nf
name.
the official* and rltlren* nf Hit* pi'tldniii, j *r !*v .**11nl v' 111'*"*i*nit* I was also polnlo.l uni ilia! cnli f I»If ft | |( i’l iijlli 4 I'»f -fXt' fl IsI I Mtl
hull.lings amt property, ipilrkfy ar to
j H id
n f r . ■f ' iih t- iin f t f| 1*v *'
(lift
t n I h** III»ffe*'*l fill H*i" I*"II*I r li 'l 'i lM H , I-in o( tile h'llgtl, of tin Iios|ii 1ii I
rived at the scene and soon Imd the Seminole County.
III* « III* -if I* • "I tl
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"Thl* book," be wrote, "i on*> ha **iliY I’ n | i ^ l l t i ’il
dots not take lovouol of Mm (net I *'•
area ropetl off to Imnre safety.
k»'t I I I I t ' f
L u l l IM *,e tel it
11 I
E<i.Milhi»l|nii nf |*nir«' Tli! nf Hn* that much of tins length t- tnl.en U n i t 'I.) fiat 11 Iv
Two of Mn< stores In the building of a art uf two bring a:ip|tbe-i . >u
i l l » .1
I*
arc occupied hy the Howard Hole which contain print* of the •(fi r m i i i t y rniliml'nidlM linnk, kfpt op liy Nillulliisti ativ.' olfices mil' III.* i'll •• 44|1|t Ms* u i h l u f i t 11**-a|a1f ||
Conversion of the baseball Irr Go,, ami a small store hy .1. nal State Hoad Department , ip* mi fill* in Mr Htiinlnn'H nffu-**, oilier space wlilcii does not have
I l f ;nli|, *1 ( I r i f I ) m* | H e m i*«*n
William M. Bill) Mixon, fit vear grounds at the Hanford Municipal Hall, Jr., Negro confectioner, who and Htata road* conatructe I or revralfil lutlav Hint Hi** priitiiMM lo be i-oxeri'd hv nurses on ilutv
*»h it ti.ifi *-« (
h i I r i m i.|*i (Dlk
being constructed In your county. havr alreu lv
The corridors of Ilie bo]|iilal are l i m in '* .| Hi,- ii 111 ii
"ilivrillitili'tl"
old resident on the Orlando High Stadium to a football field was aim sells school supplies.
in,*,* fn,|R
to aiianged M,*l they can lie cm
way, dint at hh home at 4i.70 a.ns. started this morning hv city
The marquee, In falling, swung Simitar tmoka are bring funu-bed i.y Hanfnnl iNimlnrv. »a*
I I I Ill'll M l, I. L i t Wi ll |i !. ■V l l 111#4
workmen, City Manager Thoms* down, hinge like, covering tire win to all countiea In the State
who lift" foiilut tliikt far iii ft'ltli- trolled ul night by two nurses' fin H ie 11*-1 in I, y n f i f n n l tnn<l \* %v
today following a long Illness.
Horn In Frink, Fla. Feb, *7,1001, Lemon announced this morning. dows, which did not appear to he
"The map» bound in this .....k tinii to ih** IfKitilv rti|iiirei| ninii- station* plac'd at corners ■,> that S l u w i i i i I d * |m H i I , i i n l i i i g l l n i l lit.
It will lie nrrrssary to remove broken,
Mr. Mixon came to Hanford 27
are print* of official rigid of- licr of i|iialifiril iiuiiimr an* *Un»'l H nnnibep of corridors rail be kept Il nL i ii fi il i i u tl*l It ,i v#* li* *‘ ii Inti] I in
years ngo spit onoreted a grocery several Inches of rlav from the
under surveillance.
The building la of hollow tile way ma|i* hy which propeitiea to thi* |M*tilloiia.
•Mill fni nli** Iliiitl uf 41Ln| it YAiIl
Kvannnntiori of Him |iH|tinni
He explained further Mint Ilie *'IIN| 11u III 4
store on West Thirteenth Street Infltlri, Ineluding the pitchers’ box, con! trurllnn, steel framed In are acquired for State road tigMa
storage
und
ailminlsli
atlve
span
H>' >■»' a member of the Camp- base paths ami home plate. In front, and with stucco exterior.
Ih
rinia
U
va
u
fsiith
of wav, drainage ditches and bur
H«* 1« »*f ii) inMilmil iim i He'
1 ( m i l Inur tl ( i n ! ' ■ * » I ’tni ri
tiell-Loss lug Post 68. the American order to provide spare fur topsoil
In Dll' hospital, Hie extent of which I r u n h ' D t M c i p tint R n t ll )' t n f»n (id
Mr, Zimmerman, a builder, stat row pit*, and allow the mcx-oie.
I.egbn, and was associated with In which to plant ryr grase, ha er) his belief that the cause of the mriiln anil rouraea uf road anil
bus been criticised by some, is H i d Imnji if ul u n h ’-t • ( In*y r t m M I
said, i .Planting will probably be collapse of the front wall was the drainage ditch rlglita-of-way. and
the Dusty Boots Riding Club,
in accordance wilh Mn> ilircitioins ir*-tu11*| i L i i l - i T f L ' i D i i l f u n . I r
Survivors Include the widow, gin tomorrow.
of the Public I l ea It Ii Service f u n v i d f fn i iii*h|;i'ii( r j i *!,♦•, w m i L I !>•
fact that the steel rods holding up dimptixluna and Itorruw pit a r.»».
Mrs. Maxle Mixon, two lout., Roy
The citv will do the best It ean the marquee were anchored in the
which I,as investigated the ques UVl| 11'I Ia11’ (m ill l ‘%\ NOU1 f*4*fl
“ Land cornara and property
Roy and Cecil Mixon of Sanford: to have the field In as good col), tile block of the parapet wall linea »hnwn wera determini.l *>y
tion and determined the extent
one daughter, Mrs. Louise Roof of dltlon aa possible In the short rather than In tha frame of the department aurvaya and aie be
Mr. nitd Mrs. Owen G arne r of of such space essential to the
Los Aneelei, Callf.t two alsters, tlm* allotted before the Initial building, and tha outward pull lieved generally accurate, hut *m « Jacksonville, who arrived hero adequate operation of a hospital
Mra. Collup Call and Mrs. Ernest Bemlnole High Reboot game here caused a portion of tile to give time did not permit the e«tah- Mondnv aboard their neat little Id the sl/e of the Del.and building.
Action Ih Started
rhinimrs- one brother H. A. Mix with Euatia on Hept. St), he aaid. way, causing the rest of the ma llihinent of axtanaion proof they foot lung schooner, are enjoying
Tim terraria flours of the oper
on, all of Weet Palm Beach | also
Mr. Lemon today pointed out sonry to give way on the front cannot be guaranteed.
On Kii^lii-Of-W ny
ating
and
delivery
rooms
are
protheir stay while docked at tin*
four grandchildren.
that many children are now riding above the store windows.
It enllaueU On l'a«r Tn ul
Municipal
Pier.
“The
other
book
ermtain*
prlnla
Funeral services will ho held ot hlcyctea In tha atreels since school
Mr. Garner 1* n representative
Voile A Williams, Jr. stale reof the survey* and lucallun map*
4 :fin ti.m. Hundav at Brlsson Fun opened, and requested that all
MED PIGS
pri'scniativc und l.cal allurni'y,
which were prepared pursuant to of the Parker Pen (In,, In this ter
r
} y eral Home with Rev. John L. mutorlata "Veap a weather eye out 1
LOCK
PORT,
N
Y
iTt-Huiiorlriflection .741,47, Fiord!* bhiDiD* ritory, anil combines work with Inulunt Peter Jensen nf the kvuiul- uii,, un icc’iilly dlri’iti'd lay ihc
Miller officiating. Buriat will fol for them." and to slow down when
h
Cilv ('omnds-ion i.< secure Mu, re
and officially determine the sur pleasure hv making lilt business htim
low in Evergreen Cemetery. Mem they "ate a bid on a bicycle" and
l.nwn Homo for Children says iiiaiiiuig ti (lil-uf-ways for llu1
vey tine ami location of tlw par- trips In tha schooner, which is he can't explain why Ilie color of Slat,,
bers of the American Legion will avoid acoldenta.
Hoad Depurlment's French
Diesel powered and which has
Under state road Indicated.
serve as pallbearers.
amide livinu and sleeping space. the nigs on ilie home form sudden Avcmic, fnriu-to market, improve"Additional prlnta of new man*
ly
changed
(rum
pink
to
deep
red,
The Ailult Education Committee
REGISTRATION nnOKH
meid project, announced Mils morn
Happy also to he here in their
BIG CIIKCK MIMING
A comwlttea of Jayceea, Includ of the Chamber of Commafca will completed from time to time will little, brown spanid, Bruce, which
Hut, lie added Thursday, the red ing Dial lie is starling action of
RISTOI., R. I. (44— A check for ing Jamas Gut, William Hutchison, meet In tha City Hall thla after lie supplied to that the sarlas will III'* to prreh on the bow of the shade Is suspiciously like Ilie culor Ilie program today.
Gordon Frederick ami William noon at 4:00 o'clorx for the nur- be kept current and complete.
Wlille in Tallahulsre Wednesday,
schooner und greet everyone in used by lioys of (he home when
HerMkel, w|U kuelst Mrs. Camilla pose of organiitu* an Adult Edu
"The axtenalv# development «f *ight. The Garners plan to be her* they painted Ihe barn.
lie declared he conferred with Mu'
Bruce county anporviaor ol regis catlnnal Council. Mack Cleveland, the State Road system In current through Sept. 13.
righl-of-wa- engineer and the altration. 1n tgkfng the county re- clnirman, will preside.
tornt'V fur (he Ktute Hoad Depart
The Garners, like many other*
years has emphasised an acute
HE A ilAHH
to the American
git I rat Ion
The meeting will li« addreaaoil need for having thaaa mapi read who travel an the St, John* Rivet
incut
on the matter.
Tom Vernon today allowed mem
•t Fem Park, by Prof. Tubba of Station Univer ily available at county seats. It are enthusiastic boosters far tho ber* of the Fire Department a sen
legion I
"We discussed acquisition of
Tnist Co
’ '
Saturday
i, and will alia sity which la dlvwUtg tha educa i» ooi hop* and wish that these the proposed Sanford •Ttiuivillu ban weighing more than ih pound* the right-of-ways and I received in
atsist In
’ new regittre- tional program. Jhm. Tubba la ax- map* will prove highly useful and Canal. " I think it would be per which ha caught thla morning In struction from them relative to the
tlons bat____ tha hour* of 3:00 patted to Mplath tha purposa and to your county offletn and dtl- fect," raid U n . Garner thla morn the surf at New Smyrna while extent nf the authority required in
and 7:00 jmb .
mttbode of adult aduaatfon.
acquiring the property," ha aald.
sens."
•m fishing with Sid Galley.
ing.
Fish Meiuoml Hospital At Delan<l
Pollard Insists
Plans Foinal Opening Sept. 28th Fish Estate Not
Prospects Dark
For Hospital
Bond Election
Medical Group Store Front And
Hitt Blow At TV Marquee Crash
Crime Programs Upon Sidewalk
Cummisnkmers Mum
Ihild Special Meet
II People To Vole
To Build Cheaidy
Meiiitii i.il I n Dl l .m.l
Civic I .e.nlci VI Be Wo liv Ul Him
Vulunu1 Of Maps
Of Sumim)l(> K I
I Given County
Conversion Of Hall
(jrouiulH Is Started
JuokHunville Yacht
Docks At City Pier
Meeting I pSeheduled
On Adult Education
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Palatka And Daytona Battle For FSL Play-Off Title
Local A ir Station To
Play W i n n e r For
Championship 0 f
e-------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------------Orlando “A ” Loop Azaleas Topple Jax Page 8
Tueaday, Sept. 3 ,1933
T H E HANFORD H ER A LD
• The underdog third and fourth
Beach, 7 - 4 , W i t h
place Palatka Azaleas and Day
H u t s o n Decisiontona Beach (slanders survived
thslr preliminary series with the
injD
T Ernie C l a r k
pennant winning DeLand Bed
Sanford FASRON Faces Pinecastle In Orlando Softball Series
Miami Must Match
Flamingos’ Pace
For FIL Pennant
Bobby Dodd h Impressed With
His Georgia Tech Grid Charges
VoluHia County
Kennel Club
FIR ST RACE— 3-l8tha Mil*
(First Half Dally Double
t Just Hmillng 5 Chance Matting
2 Rapid Wny
8 Fancy Trlnkst
3 Court Lady
7Frilo
4 Rip Roarin
8 Pitch
SECOND RACE— 5-ISths Mil*
1 Sucre
5 Handy Action
2 Sir Rebel
8 Billy Hand
3 Some Morookey 7 Our Dandy
I No Texan
8 Sea Cap
TH IR D RACE— 5-IAIha MB*
1 Always Pars 5 Broward Brsd
2 Berry
8 Priceless Ruby
3 Stepping Nrlle 7 Priceless Ruby
4 Kiln's Hssor
8 Jolly Harry
FO U R TH RACE— 3-161 he Mile
1 Itadnr Bomb R Sting Lea
2 Mlc Mnr
tl Twinkle Jean
3 Johnny Dollar 7 Exploiter
4 Little Doubt 8 Flavett
F i r m RACE— a-ldtha Mile
1 Beth Anno
RGunner BUI
3 Ricky Irl*
8 Slick Rube
3 Siiuspuii
7 Tushade
I Delivers Sur'lseB Miss Morookey
MIXTII RACK— 3-18lhe Mile
1 Eye Bright
R Fundamental
2 Town Strutter rt Well Favored
3 Burkhart
7 Gold Mike
I SUver Comber H Ponca
S E V E N TH RACE— 5-IOtha Mile
1 Lenin
RJ-Hawk 8usla
2 Oxford
8 Beach Maid
3 Susie Long
7 Shadrock
I Lady Vee
HTokay Boy
EIG H TH RACE— 5-ltllha Mil*
1 Gipsy Jo
R Ute Peis
2 Is’thsl Step
8 My Malm*
3 A-llend
7 Eager Al
4 John Cy
8 Lynn's Lad
N IN TH RACE— 3-lAths MU*
1 Cameo Lady R RUI R*y
2 Silvern
(I Red Broker
3 Wart
7 Rolling Lava
4 Yukon King
8 Another Whlik
T E N T H R A C E— Bench Court*
I Ala. Crncker R Skldlsh
8 Mtn. Warrior rt Noble Way
3 Cop Ila
7 My Own Ruby
I Sun-Slick
HDare Hope
Kata and second-place Jax Beach
By The Associated Pres*
Search For Missing
By O EN E FLOW DEN
Ren Birds in the Florida .State
Hr K E N T C IIR TL A IN
Some
of
those
college
football
Associated Freaa Staff Writer
Trotters Continues
League Shaugneasy play-off*.
players must have been training
Orlando's Cltv softball chainF S L P L A Y -O F F SERIES D A TA plonshln
Miami'* Sun Sox, aiming for during the summer.
Is
wlttdn
the
erasp
of
two
(Championship Series)
first Florida International Leagua
After two days of Intensive
Or maybe Bobby Dodd of Geor
HsnToid Naval Auxiliary teams,
pennant In seven seasons, must gia Tech la merely resorting to a •earchlng, both In the air and on
Palatka ,......... ...
0
o .non FASRON ami the regular station
match strides with Miami Beach little reverse psychology.
Daytona
........ 0
0
.non nine. The air Station’s main team
He land, the whereabouts of the two
flame Tonight
down to the wire to win.
looked over (he first drilT of the missing pedigreed trotting hor»es
has already placed In the finals
Palatka at Daytona.
The Sun Sox lost their flrat douh- season Monday and said he liked from the Azalea Driving Park re
and ran only lie defeated by a comhleheader ot the year at Tampa what he saw.
mains a mystery.
Result* Last Night
. Ideation of two losses to the wlnMonday night, 1-0 and 5-0, and saw
Deputy Sheriff W. T . Wanaley,
Palatka 7, Ja* Beach I.
Usually coaches don't sound off
I rier of tonight'* FASHON-PIneca*their lead melt tn a game and a In that fashion. But Dodd hedged who la conducting the InvestlgiiThe Palatka Azaleas whipped tie \FH frame in the *<-ml-fIn*l".
half as the Miami Beach Flaming to the extent that Tech's team has tlon, stated that It Is a good possi
FASRON and Plrteeastle were
Jacksonville Brach. 7-4, Monday
os whipped Lakeland twice, 9-7 and a huge psychological problem to bility the two horses may hive
Sight to ctose their preliminary se- orlalnatly atated In play-off their
B-l.
overcome by being picked as Ihe been stolen.
rit* and tarn a place In the (Inals remaining preliminary till last
The trotter., "The Milk Alan",
In other games. St. Petersburg top team In the conference.
Saturday night, hut Ihe threat of
shellacked key West, 19-3, and
Ihe Atlantic htirrirane forced a
Then he came right out and said a brown gelding wllh one while
West Palm Beach trounced Hava Tech would need a good quarter hliul hoof, and "Flower Gin", a
riinrellalloo of the contest.
na, «-3. The season ends Saturday, back to replace Darrell Crawford, brown mare with two white hind
TM* evening the two teams will
Tampa'* dale Mallhawson al if the team la to get anywhere thla hoove*, aro owned by Mr. and
haltlr It not for thr finals at 7:30
Mr*. Stanley Kupl, proprietors of
lowed only one hit — a tingle by year.
n.m. In Orlando’s Exposition Park.
tho track and of Azalea Lodge In
Pitcher All Torres In the slath —
The winner will then proceed to
Coach Bob Neyland also was Casselberry.
to win the opening game before pleased with the condition of most
plnv the Sanford team tomorrow
The horses, valued nt 12,000, ire
1.029 fan* In Tampa. Red Barrel! nf the 120 who went through firstnight iri Exposition Park at 7:30
from the hlooa line of the famous
doted out faur Miami hits In the day antics at Tennessee.
p.rn.
Hanover. Casselberry Councilman
nightcap, three nf them to Itocky
A vlrlnry for the local Air Sta
To balance such heros>l lake s William Otto Jr. scoured a 20
Rotzcll
tion tomorrow night will rlinrh
look nt what Coach Paul Bryant square mile area from Ills airplane
this year's softball title In the
Jesse I^jvsn'a loth homer wit) sold after waichlng his Kentucky
yesterday In an "ffort to find the
one out In Ihe ninth cavo M ini,I squad wurk out,
Orlando A division for Sanford
missing nones, hut to no avull.
However. If Ihe winner of InBeach the edge over Lakeland In
"They have no conditioning, no j
nlght'a FASItflN-PInreaslle en
the opener and Whltey Platt col leadership, no spirit ond no
trmeyer
lected Id* 12th round tripper In the talent," no lamented. "We might Stetson Coach CyeH
of the Florida State League play counter lake* the ooener from
Sanford, then the championship
nightcap tn spark the Flamingos' be lucky to get a bunch of them
offs against Dnytnna Bosch.
Three Quarterbacks
series
will
he
extended
until
San
14-hit attack on Don Van Nest and In ahape for tha eighth game this
Palatsk, third • place team In
ford wins one or lose* two.
Roy Slnqucfleld.
the season standings, also heat sec
season." Presumably he Included
West Palm Beach Manager Char all nf Ihe 114 men who labored
ond place Jacksonville Beach, (10,
DELAND (jP— Cosch Jay Psllee
The resultant confusion stems
lie Harris spaced 10 Havana hits, through four hours of drills.
in Sunday’s preliminary gome from Ihe fact that a double elimi
kept one eye on three prospective
one a triple by Manny Perez, while
Daytons Reach, whlrh finished nation system Is being used in Ihe
with the olher
In New Orleans, the Tulane quarterbacks and.........................
ATHIITICF Bitty Hitchcock leta gn with a hard right (o th* Jaw nf
tho Indians broke a 3-3tlc In Ihe hopefuls got u hint lhat Ihey are looked for
fourth this season, heat pennant play-offs. Snnford hasn't lost a
hard • hitting and
Boston
receiver
Hammy
Whitt
during
9(h
Inning
altercation
at
homa
■
eighth wllh s pair nf runs and expected tn use their heads for running fullback In the opening 3.
winning DcLnnd, 51. Saturday game while both FASRON and
plat* tn Phlladalphla. A 'a catcher Ray Mun-ay and Acting Manager
added another In tho ninth to sew something other (han growing hair. hour football practice session of
and, 7 0, Sunday In clove Dial sc Plneennlln Air Force lln«e have
Tommy
Oliver
try
to
separata
the
pair
at
umpire
Bill
McOnwsn
(right)
J
up thr game.
ties. The preliminaries were two carh been defeated once.
Coach Raymond Wolf told 70 can the Stetson Hatters Monday.
order*
both
players
to
leave
the
field.
(
International
-VonnrfpfiotoJ
St. Petersburg scored In clusters dldatca to got short haircuts to
gamas out of three.
Pattee said ho liked tho looks
Meanwhile, plana have been
with five In the fourth and aix each keep the hair out of their eyes. Did of Ron DeHlla, sophomore from
Palatka and Daytona Beach will completed for the opening nf Orin tin- sixth and eighth. Although ho mean, in addition, to keep their Rutherford, N, J., fn the quarter,
start Ihe final Ihrcc nut of five Inndo'a annual class “ It” TnvIta
the .Saints got only 11 hits off eyes open and on (he hall?
i*rie> tonight to deride (he cliam
hick spot. Sonny Parish and Stan
lian Tntimamrnl on Thursday
George Vidal, Indio Jlmlncz and
pionshlp.
night. Musi of thr trams In Or*
The largest squad In VnnderblR'i Marks, both from Miami, also
Ed Zielinski. Key Weal made 11 history — nearly 120 — turned up worked out In lhat imslttmi
Inndrt will he rnlrrrtl with local
In Monday night’s game, Bulat
error*. Including six by tho short for a real session nf contact work
Pattee is luoktng for a sprcily
ka broke a 3 3 tin with four runs nines from several other towns
stop Key West got 10 hits off three Vsndy plays Georgia In three 200 - pounder to replace Fullback
rnmprtins
Sanford nrielnallr
n the sixth inning on three don
St. Petersburg pitchers, one of weeks and Coach Bill Edwards Fulmer Armstrong, who was grad
The crawl stroke In swimming
was to send an All-Star team to
lies, an error and a single.
them chuck Hsrlg's 13lh home run said ho wanlcd tn see what some listed last year.
was introduced In Europe about
Jacksonville Reach threatened In Orlando for Ihe tourney lull after
Day
game
ever
was
played
at
By
JO
E
REICHLER
nf thr season.
A small but almost rertsin start I'JOO by Dick Cavlll of Australis.
of the boys would do under fire.
the ninth with loaded hates but the the rinse nf Ihe diamond ball
night. But (or a first inning home
The hog Iron orrs of Eastsrn
AivorlsteH Press Sport* Writer
rally died after one more run came season here, Iwo weeks ago, Ihe
Mississippi's Rebels opened drill er In Stetson's first game against
rim
by
Billy
flnodmnn,
.Scarbor
Jnpltrr Pltivlus may have a hand
plans were lahlrd tipeauar so
work with (Ml players apparently Florida Sept. 20 Is 155 - pound Massnchusottn are, on the whole,
In.
ough
would
have
had
a
shutout.
In deciding the American League
Cecil llulson was the winning many plover* rouhln’l make It.
In good condition Coach Johnny halfback Bobby Marks, Fnrl Lau not a* good ns the Swedish bog
Splits marked all other doubleores.
pitcher, Ernie Clerk the Inai •r
Entries f„r t|n< "It" Invltntlnnil pennant this year.
Vaught ordered Iwo drills dally for derdale.
headers. Philadelphia's (mirth •
No, Jupiter I'luvlus Is not an place Athletics won s Winning 9 5
two weeks The rebels start the
ahi. h. o. a. dosed nt t:.'l(l p.rn. lodav ami draw
Jaa Beach
BARBERS E L E C T
1952 campaign wllh Memphis Stato
R 1 3 1 ings will In- I - hi tonight. Season other t-nxloff plucked by the New opener from Washington hut the
Trump, rf.
SILVER SPRINGS Ms- The
on Kepi, ID
R 1 (l 1 lournamerit tickets are now »u sale, York Yankees (or their stretch Senators came hack to lake tho
gorfonta, 2b.
Alabama trotted out (Ml men on Florida Rarbrrs Assorinllnn reSnnfords cltv champion Wilson- drive although he proved to ho as nightcap, 4 2
R t 1 0
Treadway, rf.
tho varsity for the opening work clecled Pryor T. Young. Tallahas
R 1 R 0 Mnler nine will not enter the Or helpful to tho world champions as
Clift, lb.
Cincinnati emerged wllh s spill,
out. Tho squad Included Fred see, president hure Monday.
R t 6 1 lando Invitational, hut Is plnnnlg Ray Scarborough, (he refugee (rum winning tho aeeuml game, 3-2, af
National l«a ia e
Xobirtson. c.
L. C. Price, Daytona Reach, wnt
a 1 8 2 to plav a post-season iraine with a Ihe Bunion Red Sox.
Pet. Mims, guard, and Tommy Lewis,
Lm I
Yeung, Hb.
ter the St. (amis Cardinals had
The Iwo combined lo Increase walked off wllh a 8 0 opening win. B’klyn
4 2 4 0 town team sometime this week. The
684 halfback, although both lost their chosen second vice president. All
Colson, If.
4 t 4 1 official Hiimiunrrmertt la pending Ihe Yankees' first • place margin Chicago's Cubs thrashed Pitts Naw York
Ml athletic scholarships when they other officers were re • elected.
U ta rU , as.
married.
2 0 0 0 the emupletlon of arrangements, to 2 W games over Cleveland Mon burgh, 8-0, hut the Pirates won the St. Louts
Clark, p.
Georgia's Wally Butts produced
P'phls
0 n 0 0
Wllaon-Miilrr slated a- alnry day night, Scarborough, purchased second game, 34.
a flock of endmen which the coach
1 l 0 0 ImioIi finish In awreplua a twin last week (rum tha Red Sox. bendt e , s
Chicago
.434 called tha bast he has had In his
hill tha Iasi night of tha play- ctilfed his former mates with three
Boston
39 T o 24 H nffa frnm Ho Icon's Sporting hits, pitching Ihe New Yorkers to CroomH* Footballera
*83 14 yaara of tutoring there. But Wal
Totals
a
VI
irltimpn.
ly want! more. He would Ilka just
ah'. h. ri. s. floods to annex the Clly Softball
Palatka
Sec
College
Drills
Air.
J
IV,
otherwise
known
as
one little fellow who can pile
4 2 a 1) f ’hamnlnoahlp three games to
American League
Lopn, cf.
<l)d
Matt
Until,
helped
the
HI.
Louis
through a big line for tome yard
2 (1 4 3 two. Wilson’s won the regular
New York
77
Mallard. 2b.
age
By T , V. DAV1H
75
4 1 1 i) arason pennant by a four name Brown* dcfeal Cleveland, 3-|, In
57
Xaaiah'n, If.
C'land
the
nrrond
gnmrof
Ihe
doubleA 3T - man varsity squad got In
B9
59
4 ',! I 1 margin this summer, thus claim
Smith, flh.
The "almighty'1 Crooms Panther Boston
header
nfler
the
Indians
had
won
four hours of procure at Auburn.
3 8 i) u ing a prand-slam tlelnry In winfi!t
81
gridiron squad visited tlu- Ueth- P'phls
Flrtle, rf.
the
opener,
0
3
A 3 - hour session of calci(hen(!7
82
4 2 1 t olng the Shailgliliessy post sea
Bond’m'r, *«.
- Coukmau College football Chicago
This lx how ruthless Old Man line
Ics, passing, tlgntl drills and light
87
4 :i 10 ii anil aerlrw.
84
Hltd'hr'd, lb.
workout* Inst Haturday afternoon, W'lon
Main
flual'y
xm-rredrd
in
dampen
contact work got the Louisiana
3 0 r« 1
55
78
Poston, e.
Crooms Mentor fl. II. Franklin, St. Louis
Wilson's captain nod iminugcr
State erldders off nt Baton Rouge.
I (I 0 1 Bill Flanders was alerted to In- co. ing Ihe Labor Day holiday spirits funner Bethune - Cnukinnn grid Detroit
87
43
Hamm, p.
el
the
Im
kirns
Indians.
After
halt
Mississippi State, which has Ten
a n i l captain of tlu- furniture stroemen
Florida International Least
Hutson, p.
star,
took
hi*
charge.-!
to
Day
nessee for the opener on Sept. 27.
too
47
again next year with their ace Ing ihe nighlcap (nr an hour ami tona to watch the collegian* run Miami
put 51 varsity members through
98
48
82 12 27 t l plteher Bed Hires rhnsen In also 12 minutes In the bottom half of through their paces.
M. Bch
Totals
ihe fifth inning with Ihe home
iwo practice sessions
83
84
Tampa
co-captain the club In iur>3.
Yesterday’"
morning
workout
team llmpnle* ahead, 2-1, the rain began at 7:00 a.m. Franklin St. P’burg
Florida's Gators turned out 75
87
82
Jax Bearn ...
003 000 mil— 4
dually let Up.
varsltv candidates and 35 fresh
7fl
72
Palatka ............... 030 004 00a— 7
Havana
admitted
that
the
Cronma
future
M o t o r iic m r u o
St lamls failed In score In Ihe
men for practice. They got a pep
84
84
R— Plrtln 3, Hnndermeyer 3.
still appeared dim at W. P. Bch
fifth and the Indians rallied for outlook
talk from University President J.
50
too
Treadway, Robertson, lliliictumii<4
L c a ric rH
thla atage of thr workouta, how* Lakeland
three runs in Ihe lop half of the ever, Ihe friendly mentor said Key West
Illllls Miller. The school plans tn
108
44
8. Young, Hmllh, MeCrackard. K
Ilf A H H O r t A T E D I'REHM
sixth to take a 4 2 lead. As the new arrivals dally were Improv
do Its hest In all departments In
MUNIIAV'N HESUI.TN
— Hildebrand, Rondermeyer, Clark,
MENS AKMY TWILL
Browns prepared to hat In their
celebrating Its centennial and Mil
Mallard- R ill— •Hildebrand 3, HobIhe grid situation at Cronma
National League
half of tho sixth, another rain ing
ler
said
the
team
Is
expected
to
New
York
31
Boston
I
S
artaon, Lopez 3, Colson, Clark,
Academy.
Batting — Mttslal, 8t Louis,
Plrtla, flondermayer, Treadway. 337; Klusiewskl, Chtclmiatl; .31(1; storm broke and (his time there
One of tho *lar returnees from Brooklyn at Philadelphia post do Its part.
was no letup As a result, the three
2B— Bmulermeyer, Smith, I .opal, Bntimhnllt,
poned, rain
Chicago, .314; |/ick- runs were wlt>ed nut and the score last year la Arthur "Ohm" Knight, Chicago
(twl night)
M Pittsburgh OS
Colton. BH— Hildebrand.
DP— ntan, New York, 300; Robinson.
hard-hitting
fullback.
Arthur
reverted to ihe fifth Inning with
Boston at New
Trump to Clift. Left— Jax Boacb Brooklyn, .303.
81. Louie 0*1 Cincinnati 0 3
ilckcd
up
his
nickname,
"Ohee",
81. lamia winning, 2-1,
noon and night)
American League
10, Palatka 6. fill— off Hamm I,
rum
the
girls
who
sold,
"flheo
Rain washed out Rrooklyn's
Runs hatlcd In — Sauer, Chi(lotion 1 New York S (second Only gamea
Clark 8, Hutton I. 80— by Clark
• B«gt quality—Zipper fly.
how hard you hit 'em.”
game poatpemed, rain)
4, Hutton 2. H O — Hamm 0 In
National
League
hut the Dodgers retained their 9• Shirts to macth—12.40.
Philadelphia 9-1 Washington 8-4
t 8*8 Inlngt, 3 run*: Clark 0 In
Brooklyn at Philadelphia (2) (twlname lead In the National League U -M Works On More
Detroit at Chicago postponed, rain night)
8 Inning*. 8 runt, Wlnnrr— Hut
as Ihe accond-plnce New York
9*t St. Louis 3 3
ton (88-12). Iititer— Clark. II—
Only gamea
“Contact” Practice Cleveland
(llanla divided a dmibleheader In
Florida International League
FAMOUS NATION-WIDE
Maloney, Burk and Lalti. T —
Florida International League
Boston. The Braves came back t«
Tampa 1-3 Miami 0-0
Miami
at
Tampa
(1)
win the second game, S-l, after
MIAMI
More eon Iact work Miami Beach S-l Lakeland 7-1
Ihe (llanla had captured the open wa* on tho program today (or the Weil Palm Beach 8 Havana S
Lakeland at Miami Beach (2)
er, 3-1.
Weal Ptm Beach al Havana
University of Min ml foothall Hur
Petersburg ID Key West 3
In addition to washing out the ricanes and Coach Andy <lu»ta(ann St.Florida
St.
PaPtersburg at Key West
Slate League Playoff*
scheduled twin hill between Ihe De ■aid he would hold the aeaion'a Palatka 7 Jacksonville Beach 4
troit Tigers and White Son In Chi drat scrimmage Wednesday.
TO D A Y 'S OAM RS
• Big 81x09 inch alze.
cago, the rain, which iwept the
About SO vanity player* report
American League
Eastern Seaboard, forced the Yan ed for Ihe flrat workout Monday Philadelphia at Washington ( I )
• Cases to match—46c.
kees and Bed Sox to call off their •long with 34 freshmen. Senior
O A fN E S V lL L E ^ B - The groomtwo afternoon gamea In Naw York. Left Helfback
Harry
Mallloa in good shape and he hopei to have
lag of Rick Caiares to lake over
The Yankees, however, man missed the drill due tn a throat the players ready for their open
MEN'S BLUE CIIAMBRAY
the Florida quarterback position
aged to salvage something by play Infactlon.
ing meeting with the Fort Jackstarted on schedule Monday, with
Ing one of the gamea In Ihe even
Clustafson said the squad sur ■on, 8. C., team In Ihe Orange
Doug Dickey, Fred Robinson and
ing to mark the drat Ume a Labor vived the opening day's workout* Bowl Sept. IS.
J l n H llrach tossing hats In Ihe ring
g i competition.
C lia rts. who led the University
c l Florida’s running, punting and
* ‘‘back last year,
• Full ctft—Sizes 1414 to 17.
$ 1 ,3 9
the early ateiea of quarterI to be the fumbling night• You Save Here.
;<
^ 8 1 1 5 P. M.
(hat lb has always been
I up to be on a T • forma-
Rain And Ray Scarborough Team
To Increase Yankees’ Loop Lead
I
tttf
PENNEY’S EVERYDAY
LOW PRICES
KHAK1E PANTS
r
DOUBLE SHEETS
Rick Casares Is
Now Groomed For
Quarterback Slot
WORK SHIRTS
wtHnww
10 - Races
Mon. - Tnee.
Thure. - Frl.
1 *hundred candidates, 73
and S3 freshmen, reported
Midi's, flrat praetloe, but
I from the group were Letduard Bob Hewlalt and
is Larry Elliott and Jack
_ II
Dally Double let
end 2nd
Racee
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tout
TH E W EA TH ER
Sanford ,H*rald, City
t «»'lr rloudv with widely srillered
ihnnilrr-.howe.t thU afternoon amt
lit tnuth md iri.ir.si portions tonulil mil II iiiim I n Cooler rrtrrmn
nmHi ionii;lii and Thursday.
Dollrorr. bT 7:00 P. H , pl*ss* call
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By President
r
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l h
*
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W E D N E S D A Y . S E P T E M R K R 3. 1952
Atlantic S t o r m Jap War Criminals Consider Their
Accelerates 800 Sentences Uncalled l or And Illegal
Miles Off Coast
to >.«•-. of Hu- f • i l Mi if Ut
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J nmeson I’1
ineae charming henulles were the lop threo finalist* in the '.nliiiig I. nitty h i .n o hold nt
lendo Spring! Monday afteiiinon. Miss Arlem- 11«-11«>- (lent. fioturr (ii'l.i'.do majoieltr, . ooiii. won th*
teat nnil the title, "M ils Saul indn itprings **f ll'f»2." M ,n .1* in Snodgrass, I /mg H>.... | hfi, wait vote"
and lop beauty anil Diam r«r»hay, nrlnndo. light.took 'lord plan Iooiom 1 V . m -i i-^iitightr
day long Labor Day fnstivitoa m the spring.
Commission To
Continue Study
Of ’53 Budget [
Committee Im Named I
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Ihe
olvlsorv |i|n|wilnlei1 Hie een
the slot ill Ileal I illlilile H> 7
nnl Isillgllude 07 '> wesl
hurrieane was nil folluw
m g » eonrse aluml |Mi .lle| mil
too mile, north of Ihe one l.ikell
liy Ihe season’s first tmplral dis
turbancc last week
I'oullniKd movement in Hili ill
irciloq would hilng It to Hie North
C.irollna fnalnUnd 050 miles ills
tnnt In about JD <'.*y»
Hill hurMcanC* nai ar move In a
ra a m M
County’s School New Map.azinc Is
Enrollment May Shown Kiwauians
Set New Record By Harris Powers
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R o n e rl lir o w n J r . ,
Norval
IVIarlaM
I h n ! In A m d e n f s
1 •• M. i 11 . ; i y •- H e
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llPifltli fae-iatf| fi|{l||l' I'f I^.'1 fill! '!• f"i I1
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TOKYO r> Sp"kr.im ii (or (M
mliior .lapanese
rronlii.il. u
Tokyo's .tilgiUOo I’ri.im todiv told
(tireigo nm sp ipenoi-n m in on
precedrntrd new . i mifereio •• lhr\
considered then .potent r > oilie i
vonalile. mo ille I loi mil illg.l
They as terleil Hie. should lo* I e
leased si min-
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The City Commission last night
'ommued its study of the Midget.
giving tentntlva Approval ♦«
Items but no final approval, as
when they ere through with the
study, they will adopt the bmlyet
aa a whole according to II N.
Haver, itty clerk.
The session continued until mid
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A f l u i - Simlimr rrin ii’.. !'l"
night and.tt wee decided lo con
I’ir.t A hot’if F I . .t h I
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tinue studying the budget at the
I m oie lo Ihe north sw ay from land
regular meeting nf the CnmmlsI'lni’nllnifMlI I t I T|> I r|i|ll ;| f v . • »* l» l i t K In Ihe nest rmipie of days
slon neat Monday night.
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Advisory
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John Krlder, business uinnagrr |
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lu lle d Hie s t o r m '. Ineallon alio d
,he K«*nslnoln nine*, end ,1.
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I
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72'i Hides due e.isl of Nassau ill ••I •! Ha l iaaeal r M l •tf | | *| «*f M » U p t . l t
Denver Cordell appeared prior to
•I* r th.
'!• ■■i ilii»|»
*-i*
i
Ba h a ma s ne ar L.illlodr ? l .A •My lir •»•• Mil \».«t
u "’ budget session and proposed
« If
In l|i*« nffli i'll f i t i l l i \ in ih •!»
1 nor III and Iningllude ur> A west
,0
Commission that prrmls
I In- lor.ilmn w is based on n- l u * i " i i f i i { m i t ’ m ' I p n • 1 ' v l n l » \
slim lie gninted to Hemili-de High
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•1 1 •* t i n ' * »t *I • ft *
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ImiiI s ri-relied 'rolli widely seal
Srhoal and f'looms Aendemy to
' ' Is
t It
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ti red s l i n es
I he Weather I* > | l t » h ) I* t i l aV | l | l t p i f l
use the Munlripal Stadium fin
th* •••I•I if t||*' ••A•t Mil '1.1}
renu sold Ihe site was believed In
foot lm11 games.
•fit*
• •I
* t it n lllIM til
I.H * ;:*
\ t l it*
U t il
II*
be iieeoi.ite wllhlli one Oegree
Mr. Cordell pointed out that
•"I'lM'il
tl|a|riif • %%••••’ Il ■*•••#! Ill
I I I •*!•• t • |.t* i hr M •
the field could be eonverted lo
.'I i mi |lit \ »«It*| a*It \ s( lit••*1 . inly iii •' •In* •I*•I i • 1 fhi«
tills purpose at small expense, and
' I 4 | | 4| | t | | l l | I t t i l ' I
I I I at
Y * ’ i | t '** f l l e l * » » M ti • I I I *
M l
I
stressed the advsnlages of seal
I Met
log, narking and lighting over
|l,|t
M»l»r. h Ih Mi 'M III \%I*11a
l|*Ml|
I *» ' ♦» • • • • • • ♦
---------, the Seminole High School field.
f .
tr|i|** .9*»itr*f tan i»n r#'.i #•
f III • '
Florid* and Federal health ser
The Commission, -'.mowing a mo.
v*
vie# officials and * district en<rl tlon by Mr Knder, aeioinled hy
t.h , f
ll)|l|p
N l'g l'l
-• I i m i i I *
llt H IH 'l
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neer of the Housing and Home FI
Andrew C iiin w iy, requested City
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•I All'll f I• aa» «11«V !••*' " f I
Ml
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nance Agency from J a c k s o n v i l l e Manager Turn Lemon, Mr. Cur
T wit | a*■t NOtlN, l f|V’P y u m util | hi \ | m u I'H i | •| •••| •• 9«*i i llifM Mi# * *»| •*• a*. I | »9»
conferred this morning with City- ded and Mr. Krlder to ruufer with
mit*I wn rhlrrly titan, w n r mi 1riirnlliMwtil wmitil hiiiip » v 'tm l#r
•. ip* tint
Manager Tom Lemon In order lo Principal Herman K. Morris of
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prepare a report as to what ex
jn.cil y.'»t< rd-ry afternoon in «<. i fM l P t III' •-Mil of I III .
t> 1
tant Sanford (a eligible for federal
r . l o f similn. origin. Ib.tb lo the N< g .o full..tie , beyill rh'l.l.i
assistance, If any, for new water Lcadmnn PoatH Bond
A -o ill ' . il l *ti •( Ii
. olvi-.l -mall la.Vs iiiiiii Iiik I" front mg f 1 ■...» itieir m u l l .<10 Summer
' I II (
l i t I t U » It 9 » »•*
and sewerage facilities, because of
jobs
,,f automobiles on busy streets.
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the defense activities |o this area.
t i e . i t ... |ueitliT,-(| .,
t i g h t 10
'.A * t !
i l* * | l l i l •
Tin. i-omlitioti tmli.y of Itoln-rt
Following Diftputcj
Conferring with Mr. Lemon at a
h Brown. Jr.. f>, who was b.t i - r c x . i ui ' h e e n r o l l m e n t *.f w h i t e *•••» ...Is II'* •
,1 l .1 lies.l
» •4 $lt
meeting In the City Cnmmlsilnn
|, i. n i b e i
rlior.Iv sftr*. »l no o'clock
r* - r b o o l . h y I h e e m t n f
Lloyd Leadmon, 53. I.ake Mary.
*•.{ r .
room were 8. A. Berkowltx, repre
I'lie
fl>'»
w h ite
c l r t i l c n t j i i y •....... . 1. It *
Twenty Hccond St.act sod Fit-tub
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ofYt.ha
State
Board
of! 1 ^ . 5 *i“ W.dS'S
b n o t « in ,'t a n f u t i l r . - g ' - t e i ei| .1 I •
Avenn*
by
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.mtomobtle
dilv.-n
Isentative
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A ,le n t .
l e g e d a t t a c k o n Wallace M. Todd,
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Health)
V. Miner,
Atlanta,
|,V Mrs (I AV Von lletbollx. was *i ' |u t|i ti 1 1 .e s t t lie elol -f i b e
Ga„ sanitary engineer of the U. 8. 41, alio of t.ske Mary, lead to
prorio.ilice-t t.li-fs-Tory *.v I'r f l i . t >)ii\ " f 1 eg Is. 1 ,i I |.*o . »ve| i s s .
a
warrant
for
Lradmnn'a
arrest.
Public Health fierrlee, and J. B.
f 'b e r e
—alflttlf^rif l ifo 'I F. McDaniel, .(tending pl.y*' Vest's f - l s l I.llinlb fn'sl
A rfliiir Ki r r l i hol !
Brennan. Jarkionsrllla, an engineer Sheriff Mero said today.
I,- 1,1 w h i t e c b , b l n n In t h e
Vlvxclott* Evelyn J oiha of Sanford v»,n the Hetnumb
ntv Clio, « hn said Hist 'be tiny had
The attack I* reported to Imvo
of the Housing and lioma Finance
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taken place on Aug. 35 when the Chamber nf Commerce's entry In the "Mix* Haidando Hprtng- t, lung 1. mild concussion and minor
Agency.
iMaltrs Kij» Hit \\»Hi
bruises
II- :le|U . I '.Ifll
Most of the dltcueilon this morn two men became embroiled in h lienuty contest, whiel. «•«, wTruexeil by 11 rrrord loeut.ii'x |.:;J4
A tnisl of 1,1112 Magio sinilanls
N erval G. Mat tail, about 7<l,
crowd,
but
the
eye-appeallug
I
asa
plied
up
quite
k
few
vota*
0.1
bwn.
dispute
over
the
property
righting centered around a atudy of the
His ‘ l l tr’ K i l l !011
suffered s rum usslnn. lacerations were ir|-.nt*-l s f le i the f u s t ilsy
Annas engineering report on Han of-way on an old road to Lskof the brail and arm s and b ru i s e t, In Hie tb i r e fb.nfoi-1 seloiols, ut
Mary,
half
of
which
Todd
claims
ford’s sewerage need*.
stoutly before 'ITHt o'clock yr-s shout 3:t fe vei Hi,in .it the eml
A. II-I-I \ I... 1,1. if i ;;•* ! .* 1
Seiner I h ArrcHteH
T w o S a n fo rd M m
Following the meeting, tha visi he owns.
t r n l a y afternoon, when In «mk nf Mrptemhei Issl ye..i
P*f••| It ' Mil »» •1 1, nl,In. «.l
Sheriff
Mero
said
that
Todd
tor* were conducted bv City offi
Tb. lulal white »ninlln.vnl Ini fi oil p <g.By Warden Annley
III K o r e a n
B a i l i e ing to S...--I lilttlng .. .lo.iti to y
>1—
• l u n .1
cial* on a tour of ailatlng facilities must have inquired 11is- deed
on Park Avenue neiir T wenty the cunnly res* he.| ‘.',7)01 yestei
.butt list « iH- b- f-.-ll f.i .1I -il* 1
Including tha municipal water within the last year. The sheriff
fourth S treet, he lost control of -Illy 11s compel H|| *n the '.'.IIH2 \ 1. i. Hir I- .»• 1 11. I ,,,
II.
Game Warden W. A, Ansley F.r
•aid that one of hia deputies
plant, and the walla.
Two Hanford men. Dm. ' -.*dl hla lliltfr Fold ledan
According litieil fm Hie n.iuith -if :ie|.tem- t-M-l Hi,- t-'-H. -i in .I-.* I*-v. I - • -I
Mr. Miner alio atatad that they served the warrant paper* un Lead- arretted a seiner and confiscated and Edwin Varn, path o.ted to police, il lilt Hie n u l l three liei iif Iss* year
Cnli.eil tntul.i
would confer with official* at the mon. The warrant charged Lead- hie 05-yard gill net Monday after Monday In th* greatest S'*' sir Aimes and crashed Into a Tight 2.11'lti in ciuillty HII-I rlly kclluol I l.m. n . ri'.qii ii .ii
Mi I.ilri.ti'iff. w|u» 'lasig 11-■' *) 1
mnn with "aggravated assault noon at li.'IO n m. on tha Volusia •ttlke of the Korean W n . .ban
Hanford Naval Air Btatlon.
fur His fir»t day while 2,180 l . u t 'i u . . . v s - -'•••wti w ill, t u " HI",
The City, he deelared, should be with a deadly weapon . . . crow- County slda of Lake Monroe In a I'14 S'avv bomber* and f'^'i'crs post
•action called Rethel Cove.
ts'tu*v si Hitt.'.I.O''* S* - I •'
Mr Martatt, tn unrnnscloux con were In sHemlsi.ee It. IPM
advlied within th* nait two weeks bar.”
fich'.nl eiiinllmc.it In Sanfniil l . u i ' i i l i ' i i v m " 1 1 -* *'| i , ii . . '* I . " i i i 1 ,*
Warden Ansley arrested Henry from the carriers Bower. 1 *vex dition. was taken to F»rnal<|
Todd claimed. "If It hadn't been
a* to It* eligibility to rtcalva th*
for my Navy training In Judo, t Pretton Ogletl.y, Lake Monroe, and Princeton hit an oil ,. finery Laughton Memorial Hospital Dr Jumpeil by .'III at the »ml nf the Itin l i i i " " o .............. o n d l - p l 1
federal aid.
and an Iron works In ►'t.m « McDaniel this morning stated that first day nf enrollm ent over In si
•ft,,. 1 up ' 1 ui •" Hik pi.-iofi- 1 • a 1
might hava been kltlwd.'* Lead •ftnr he discovered one fresh water North
Korea.
T here ate 2,fi8f> ••It........ . 11^*. ',-.t Hi* It-.** •" "
catfish glllcd In the net which was
the elderly man’s condition Is year's total
mon
was
unavailable
for
eommeut.
POW ERFUL J E T
In knee deep water at tha time.
Don Futrell was ab».i 1 the much Improved and that he Is children who matrlciil*ta-l yesler
M"l Tun..- !••■--,il*- d-ui'i I' U— l i t .
PHILADELPHIA U 8 -A 13,000tlay <»hlle H.Pfi" w ete attending n o d ••iltlc 1 c s 11V III.' I k " ii I ■'
Oglesby claimed he was Innocent Princeton, and Edwin V N i l - <VIH feeling better.
M
ORTGAGE
F
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D
hor*epower turbojet aircraft an
school In Hie t'.lly nf Hanford last A 1 Him A K.i Ii tn 1f f of '.'iif ■' I
the ground*
that he wa* fishing nhoard til" Bremerton, n '••nvy
Condor
Merritt,
Altamonte on
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Mrs. Von llerliulls told jioli.r yea 1
gina M limea a* powerful a« tha Spring* Negro agaln.t _wh«m the tor M lf water fl.h, which la per cruiser, which during 'In- .fter
f.lll* Ml i t ' " I 1H11 I InS . i f II I*' •'
I
a
at
night
that
th*
small
Brown
combined four angina* of a B 29 Internal Revenue Department last milled hy law In Votmla County. noon partlclpatcil wTth lb* •sr
The Sonthsl-le P t l m a t y Hrhool I f r ' i ilin w ilig “ I f IBs k i n g It/-- " "
hoy,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Superfortreia haa naan placed In week file.! a tax lien for $80,000 In
However, the catching of ono rler* in a heavy raid on Ch. - Kiln, L. Brown, 401 Colonial Way, had sluiwe-l the larg est etirollinaiit of Ii.iH iiii to Mi . Am." t'opiillig ....I
ctlon, tha Navy announced back tax#*, wa* name.1 a* mort freah water fish In a net la II North Korea's biggest port
any white school Iii Sanford and Ml.s Msry I'u ila Armstim ig
run out In front of her automo
ay.
gager <n an Instrument filed In the legal, Ansley stated. Oglesby'* trial
Both voting men were member* bile while ihe was driving sou'h Seinlnoia Coilnlv with MIO, fol th* l'» m o rln ls fol Elscnh ■• • 1
cotnaa up on Oct. 14 in the Volusia of the Hemlnol* High School med
lowed hy Lyman School, Including linultpiar tel», 201 AA'
The angina, claimed by Waiting- County Clerk’e office yetterdav.
luisytl.
on French Avenue, and that she
It iis IIn. siI On I'eae Vnsrl
hooaa Electric Corp. to be the moat
Katfa J. Toll, mortgagee, filed County Court In DeLand.
Street
itating das* of 1050. Don I itrell was unabla to avoid hitting him.
powerful turbojet
tha world to tha mortgage for a deed executed
was active and won high honors
Alt. Kltchhoff <atd this r.."»n
Th* hoy, according to police,
ELECTR IC ANTICS
qualify for produetteN, w u daral- Dio. 11. 1W0. Meriitt had purIn Bovjlcout work. Edwin A .in was picked up and taken to the
ing (list lie bad been 'va.tn'v
CHICAGO
r
-Electricity
loo
op*d by the flrm i l an Improved chaaod a lot In Altamonte Spring*,
tilaye-l F
_rench ly>rn ami trn.ol.one hospital by C. It. Klrtlay of the
T O BECOME U. 8. CITIZEN
years ago didn't give lights and I Ollgl Ht.llatril *• Hie lieS'l'|'Mlt‘ l
variion of tha original Watting and the amount of the mortgage
PH ILADELPHIA un — A young In the high achool hand.
K and AV Fruit Co., who was a pnwer, mil soninllmra supplletl and thatssslntanl. tbet" tint
houta J40 angina,
waa IIJ O I.
frenchman who traded his royal
witness to the accident. Mrs. Von amusement
helped him lit 1•<vc th” button from
Tha new angina develop* Ita tre
coat of arms far a Comba*. in
the bus station
lie rnlsii'd Hie
Herbulis also accompanied the
A
science
texl
hook
nf
1850
tells
mendous power, tha Ann aald. BLRS M E E TIN G TH U R SD A Y fantryman's lladgr- formally re
bus beta, so took Hie t.sin lo
child to th* hospital.
M
EMORIAL
FDR
DOG
ni
an
electric
machine
that
gen
partly through uia of a « "after
Tha regular weekly meeting of nounred his title Tn U. S. District
Ja.kuo.vllle, determined to i ati li
eraled italic electrlcily, and was up with his t.iilton which bad
burner" which rebeat* tha aafiaaat Sanford Lodge No. 1241 ll.P.O.E. Court Tueaday to become an Amer
CHICAGO IgA— A "aultshlc 12.popular
al
parties:
’
'ght at lean clUien.
gate* after they leave th* turbine will take place tomorrow
night
000 memorial was authorIte.l to
been vent on Hie hu,
HORSEMAN CHARGED
"The Isdy takes hold of a chain
and before they emerge u a Jet 1:00 o'clock following a aapper
aup
Tha former Count Patrick Marie day for a 12 pound Pomeranlno dog
"I toil* In th* second automn
WELCH.
W
Va.
m
-A
horse
connected
with
Ihe
prime
conduc
ba carved
at Ct30 p in. ”Tha
itragm.
“to *------------------------*■ meal Hubert da Sercey, 21, fresh from that died fighting off a big bull
man who rode over and fatally tor. The machine (hen being put bile In the hlg parade, and l,«'»r
ing will bo featured by the Initia coinbat In Knrea, ran trace hla terrier that attached a man
Injured an elderly man waa In motion, the gentleman appro
.roach- stood within lb feet of General
tion of a large class of candidate#, family hack In William tha ConThe memorial and p»i|*iii.il charged with manslaughter Titea- ea the lady, and immediately
gg PERSONS DROWN
Elsenhower when ha spoke,” said
according to Bari Higginbotham,
(■ »)
cemetery earn waa allpulatrd In day.
he attempt* to Imprint the leal Mr. Klrrhhnff.
exalted ruler of tits organisation.
Da Sercer. now a corporal In the will of the dog'* owner, Mra.
An articlo In yesterday morn
Forthoomlvg grants in which local
State Trooper C. H. Otto said of soft affection imon her coral
D m aaar Lucknow whan aa over' Include the con- tha U. 8. Army, came to America Ida L. Virtuo, 73, who died Arm 12. Ihe charge was placed again*! lips, a slark will fly In hla (ace, log's Time* Union announced that,
a*«S
loaded boat iM
h la mktatream,
The couragaoua Pomeranian, Hague Waldron, 30, Avondale, W. which generally driers him from he would he In Jacksonville with
rulera and sec- als yaara ago and entered tbo
report* reselling hart M D aald.
Sonny Boy, V7as killed dofvmllng a Va. Thn trooper quoted Waldron his rssh end wicked Intention."
hla big button, and hu r.imitv.i
1, Sunday. Sept. Army last year
ine majority of tto victims reRace at Itwikat The t-sirporal'a mother, Uia for relative of Mra. Virtuo, Ullvcr J. aa admitting ho waa riding the
M. D. Hnnven, electrical engi that worker* at the Elaennowcr
lo on next Tuaa- mer Countess Ellen do Sercey, be Edward*.
hors* last Friday night when II neer nf Newark, N. J., told the headquartera were looking for
Joy Day at Da- came a clUien last February and
Mra. Virtue; a widow, left an ea* ran over Oacar Christian, 71, alao story to the Centennial of Engi ward to hla arrival and greeted
waro avaliahla.
, Oat. 19.
him warmly.
now raaldea !n Kannatt Square, Pa. tate of about $100,000.
neering today.
of Avondale.
Officials Confer
With Manager On
Sewerage Problem
NO. 9
Eisenhower Courts W om en’s
Votes A s Thousands C heer In
Rousing W elcom e A t Tampa
1 Long-Kaiif?e Program
Recommended B y
Doolittle To Pro, vide Future Safety
W A S H IN G TO N * President
Truman today orderrd Into Imme
diate effect a long-range program
aimed at giving the United Staten
more and better airfield'
The program we* embodied In
recommendations made to the
President by a apeclal rum mission
headed by James II Doolittle.
World War II flying hero The
commission was srl up shortly
after three air disaster, occurred
In rapid fire succession at Klim
bath. N J
Embodied In the rcrninmemla
dons were these key provisions:
1. Airports should he given a
mslor role in community planning
and airfields should he Integrated
with other modes of transporta
tion.
2 Airfields should b« moved
closer to the cities they serve. The
Doolittle Commission said they
should lie no further than to min
Ulea driving lime from the heart
of a city.
3 No new airport should he
planned without clear, Ipvrl areas
at least I .non feel wide and at least
half a mile long beyond each end
of the main runways
4 Zoning laws should be set tip
protecting approaches In airports
against construction of buildings
for al least two tnlles In fan shaped
areas at least fl.ooo (ret wide at
the outer ends
5. Government appropriations for
airport Improvements should he
Increased substantially
"
otyher form,_of
8 ttiucoX
Helicopters and
and oil________
•Irr tssl
he set
up
t a i l aservice
rrv lr# should
ihntiM h*
<b I un
between airports and cities
The While House announced that
the President has directed four
federal agencies In begin putting
the Doolllllr Commission recoin
mendetlons Into Immediate effect
These agencies are headed by
the secretary of defense, the sec
retery nf commerce, the postmas
ter general and the chairman nf
the Civil Aernnautlca Board
The announcement aald the PresIdent’a Air Coordinating Commit
tee had examined the Doolittle
group;* report end had divided up
the recommewliflofli so that each
phaae could be handled hy the
•^enc^r primarily concerned
some of the commission’s
recommendallon* were of a longrange nature,Ihn WhileHouse said
some nfthem could lie put Into
■*
”
effect
quickly
r
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-u- ibr 1 e . ' l-rni"- r i'i< li*idquari <o. re in t j lo h av e Stevenson.
I l-c - .*100 || i 0111.oilier virtually
|.r>ut.l ail me lie *..-iilil •"inn I can
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le.'< »:i' . '.poerlie . Ii»re tint rho da1 Mtieil vtiat rite did l l - ' r n to as
" v . fill "
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l i .p u b ll ia n Club pte»idrnl, on tlm
-dliri b i n d found the • vtk "excellenl " And. rs ld Al I .rti«y. clislr111.in of f mvs t <. oiitdv Deinocrata
for IT >cntW'W»i
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gener .1 -e i t,iinly put tr ro ss w hat
Hie people waiitc.l to lic ir "
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Wasted Manpower
I
Acting
Hanford Herald
Director
of Defense
Mobilization
Search la Under Wayi
For Escaped Maniacs
THIS MIGHT RUN INTO MONEY
Steelm an
pointed out in n recent directive th a t the nation Ih w asting
■*lablt*S»4 la IM O
• W llk M M ill
> l»«l
M lt lM l
uta*. L k r U l i a u a « s Man 1 the nkilln mid capacities of many workers who are classified
Some employers will not hire workers over 45 and
• M lik M aa M l a M a i l fat* ns old.
f t H i l M H and N » « Vear*
HMM n
others set the hlriiiK age even lower.
I I I M aaaalla Ateaaa
LIMA, O. oPi— A March was
underway over a wide area today
for three inmatei of the Lima
State Hospital for the Criminal
Iniane who uied two hoitaiei to
bluff their way to freedom Tues
day night.
Hospital official* Raid the three
were John T. O’Uant, 91, South
Bend, hid., a forger; John Auld,
u , Toledo, O., a robber; and
Michael Chepak, 33, Youagitown,
0., a burglar.
Dr. H. E. Buibong. superintend
ent of the hospital, said all three
were "fairly dangerous."
He said the convicts seised Pater
Sellers, an attendant, and forced
him lu open a cabinet In the bar
ber shop where they armed them
selves with straight edge rasors
They then Mited Miss Id# Keat
ing, a nurse in a nearby ward
Threatening to harm the host
age!, they bluffed guards to let
them out of the budding aad out
of the hospital gale. Once outside
they released the hostages and
fled
'•
There are many reasons for this attitu d e. Insuring
older workers is more ex|>enslvo. Some older workers ore
harder to train and are less willing to accept low salaried
»N ■
------------- -— — — —— jobs than younger workers anxious to get a s ta rt.
M U I .M X I ) I.. I l U R
Hut many older workers already have valuable skills.
Stella*
liU D IIIIII 11KAM
Many of them ore nlso younger than th eir years, physically
■aMaaaa Maua#*»
nnd mentally, ami con bring to an employer th e judgm ent
i i n i r a i n n m ■ A TM
My C a rrie r ....................
• M of m aturity nnd the energy usually associated w ith younger
—
I-ad men.
dal Meal a
Ktnployers would do themselves, their employees and
eailee Muath* __
—
IN
the defense effort a good tu rn if they were to hire workers
I1 N
‘f v - r .
on the basis of their individual c|uallfications ra th e r than
•A ll
akltaary
aaileea. earda at their age,
laaalie, c o o lu llu a i aad aallrea al
K a it r r d
aa aeruad rlaaa a l l l i l
a i ika r a i l oniea
i i Ja a lu ra i tlu rtu a , ••••> taa «••
' v'a a iira e uf M arch I, llf l>
Octet** ar, ieu,
aale rlalB H iral lar Ike pBryeee a t
ralalaa fuaea. n lll Be eBaeaed la r
M ie a « la r a d re rilalaa tala*.
■ e yrre e a ltd M alleaally B y
le
an* I Nefraaayrr
H rpreaaaiallrea
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' t l # M riaid |e a aaeaaket s i Ika
AaaeHaled rreee m klrk la ealllled
eaelaalrelr la ike uae la r reyakil*
<M n b «| all ike laeai a e a i ariaied
f t l k l e aerrayayrr, aa s e ll aa all
• f i f i r i d lip a lrb ra .
"w e D N F .fiDAY, HEI’T . 3,1092
■TODAY'H IIIIIMi VKBHR
Xvfn Midi have Ilia urar In
c|Mi *»** and uraana ami deiails
tfl find a home 1hey have naval
■tin. Abraham hail a rompaiahli'
Impulse In find a paaraful habit*lon ha navn had «een. (iud ulacri
nitincta In hi* crealurai and don
not disappoint.
And hr went out. not knowing
wBI(htr hi went— H*b. 11:8.
}
Governor Sltvi-nion it getting *
lot of credit in Nrw York news
papers lor hit i I ioiik itanJ in lavot
of civil riglili lfniil.iiu.il.
W* don’t know what Welliiuui
Pcgltr i» going In do foi mmrlhing
b writ* about aftrr Marry Ttuman
tltirci. but nr suppose dint'll ah
Wsyr be Eleanor.
lacksonvillr n walking oul *
traffic circle
ih.t you cm . *n
to the G.lor Bowl. .„ d ....... is
equally impatient gti awiy fioin
it after the game it over,
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell o(
New Yoik <redilt the Nreio volei
in five ttucial atrai with bring ir
fponaiblr h r Piriiilrni Tinman's ir
flection in 1040. Il will lie decisive
again tliie year, lie uyt.
General r.itRiiliowri nude tin**
speeches in Florid* at widely i*pstated point* within 24 hours, flow
Ipnij would the u n it Irip have
taken before FlsgUr built hi* railtoad down the East Coast and these
wet# no airplanes)
lounrei
::evenion »nnu
Coveinor iiavemon
that Democratic leader's wiliigitoi*
blasts uiiecled al them anJ thr
Truman adminislrslion by Ganersl
Eisenhower. Or a* Woodrow Wilion
pnee said, "Tlieie is such a thing
4* bring loo pioud to figlil".
Qllaudosni h*Ve siked fui * recall election un dure n| thru city
camniiisiapcis. i'sclionslum, it it
often said, is thr rsuie of Ssniotd'i
ailura to progress s* rsptiiljr as our
l«r city to ilia south. Dm lac
bona Iism i* a sin, or a virtue, da
pandin a upon how yuu took at it,
which it by no mcam confined to
(U n fo rd .^
.....i n
President Tiuman inakr* some
culling remarks dining his "whistle
•top" tour of the middle w ill about
political snollygotters". Now x
MfMllygosler", the Auociated Pies*
|m s to the trouble uf explaining, is
^person who wants political oilier
regirflltii of psity, pisiform or
nacipist, We have irrn a lul of
ihollygoitm" in out time, hut we
*>«),, It; Etianhower it one uf them
R
\Tht meUnchply days have
coins, the uddrsl nf the year,
WH^g Janus Whitcomb Riley half
A century ago, Things have changed
^\ti ainca those days, however, and
to Mbtk youngsters goltig h u h to
school in September i*' hot such »
sneholy ordeal. No longer i*
re a b lr hickory stlik tUnding
the corner, nor a curriculum
Ited to raadin, 'ritiu and 'titjima, There's always tumilhing to do
school these days, . . .somtlhing
r f*W hundred and seventy-lour
ware killed In accident) o|
kind* during the Labor Dav
b u d , 42 by drowning, 61 by
soqt Occidents, and )7 ! by
# • « < < » .. W h y
l|u ,p « t .1 ih M .m c b
•ccidanla. but were caused,
Mice And Mortgagea
Two Wisconsin University professors hnv« been study*
ing the habits of mice and have come up with the conclusion
that rnlue do not like to wander far from th eir homes. This
strikes us us discouraging news. We had hoped th a t all
the mice we have encountered were visitors perhaps delegates
to a general convention of mice, who would shortly adjourn
and take th eir d iv -rlu ro . T hat, it seems, is not the case.
Perhaps Mrs. Mouse is delighted th a t her m ate is not u
nomad, but tiiat makes him uven more of a imisunce to
humans. Tins housewife who is terrified by mice will get
scant comfort from the news th a t he is not a philanderer
and a gadabout.
I.ut it be known Dial we do not like moving any more
1 then the mice do. Any mouse who enters our house had
better make the entrance tem porary or his movements may
be stopped peitnsnently. There is no room for mice and
us In the same domicile. Mortgages u man has to live with,
but mice are a different m atter.
Yardsticks For Community Hospital
lly PKTKII H. N AtiAN
In Mrtlltal Kcuimmira
If vou'ra B»k«! fur mt*lre, 4.) pel l,U0U ratio gives you the
htre art uimi basic rule* for k e y . Apply It to the imputation
dslrrminlng need, nil*, luraliun, of voiii uit-a. auhtract the number
roafa, financing.
of eilsilng general bed*, and you
i gel mi Mppiuxlnratlon of your
• 'flu' layman autuninllrnlly
aunica that hi* physician I* an need.
uuthurlty on everything connected
F.sumpl*: If yuu livr In a town
with the practice uf meiliclna. Ho uf 50,000 population, with an
when rhr subject uf a new com rahllng
loo-bed hospital, the
munity hoipltal arltet, you're formula will suggeit that tha
rxpectul to provlda ready answer* town needs 225 beds. With 100
tu aurh cjufstluna a*:
beds already on hand, a new hos
Huw big ihould the hospital bat pital of 129 bed* (or enlargement
nf the old hospital) may be called
What would It roatT
fur.
How tig yuu go abuul galling It
Any figure yuu come up with
built T
I* subject tu an Important limi
While few practicing doctors tation: A general hospital of
have the lima or background
tu fvwer than fifty heda may not br
'*K
mailer the pilurliilea of huipital able tu pruviiU adequate hoapltal
cunatructlon amt dralgn, there am avrvicr. Specialists and tpedal
miiiiv inl*a-of-ihuiiib that any M.D. equipment may be either unavallcan apply In hit own community. utile or wasted through uia at
Theie won't replace n caraftil sur lea* than maximum efficiency.
vey hy qualified expert*.
Hut Wheru fewer than fifty additional
thuy ran help clarify soma of the bull are needed, tha solution may
baalc problem*.
be simply tu add a wing to axiitFirst uf all, (hay can serve aa a Ing facilities,
I raffle signal: Dora the cumin un fuel of I'onsIruclUm—
ity really need a huapltal enough
Destguera figure that a hoapltal
tu go ahead with ilia project?
If to, t« it financially able to »hou K 1iave *buut 900 souuara feat
Local
see per bad.
build— and mppurt— the kind of nf fluur'
hoipltal required? til van a faw builders end contractors can quote
facia about population, axiallng you the prevailing pur-squarehospital facilities, and relative In- fool rat* in your area. Than
coma and health lavala, you ran you'd batter estimate an addi
even work out the rough dimen tional. |2,000 coat par bad for
sion! of tha hospital your com equipment.
For a 129-bed hoapltal, tha parmunity should build.
Of necessity, the rules-of-lhumb auuare-foot rate might coma to
99ft. Bo the coat of the
available work Ideally only for about
building alone
totr 11,875,Ion* would total
the mythUal "typical comraun- IKK)
(129 000 a f30).
' ' fha equipityj and the »dde are that yours
another
ment coat would com#
com* to atul
isn't typical. But for preliminary
prvllmir
Ign't
Fee* paid jo
archlti
.
P»o,»
to arehltacta,
aalculatluns, the differ
trances prob- |2lK),000.
anilnaera, and consultant#, might
ably won’t matter too much.
Theere are trvo' standard* by tacit on another 1128,060. Bo you
which moat communities can test could figure the total coat at sogto*
thing lias 12,290,000 — or about
l[l,lr need for new hospital fecit!- ( 18,000 a bed.
1, la thers an adequate general Ifpw |o' Finest* It
hoipltal within twanty mil#* of
You don’t always have to meet
the community — or within an all the construction coats of' *
hospital with local funds. Mi
hour’s drive 1
ivit
. L Do sgiitlng lo^sl
ntalaa era aaslatlni
je
m
da
^ communllias
with t
lain , a u » of u • p « 1,000 ■rants — Iq sum*
me user
population?
initiation?
i button
the ioaai rontril
dollar. In addt
It tha answer to al
titien. U
A
l BaTUSTUrSag
tux
w m .»
b fW iiM w w k Go»
m
rh.it7'itIS' Tkx/'AV^ :y '
.wfr.th
■:
\
pays them that the board thinks
rata fur suchInstitutions
is must Important
n 1061:
Hidden taxes are such things as
Under 90 beda
60.Ur.
tbe property tax your landlord
90-00
07.1
pays directly but that you actually
100-240
75.0
pay
ray as part of your rent (unless
250 and over
. ... 70.4
he's
te's going In tr.e red). Or the
The average cult tu • huipital
taxes that a manufacturer pays
uf a alngle patientfur a single
By HAM DAWHON
directly but that you actually nay
nay also varies with tho number
NEW YOKK un-Bark from the as part of the price hi* product
uf beds. Herr are the 1091 fig
ure* for tha same class uf Institu last ol the* ummer trip* full of
tion* In farm* uf dally coat par vtm and eagarnaia to make a lot money).
These taxes are hidden, because
of money?
patient i
Federal, state and local lax col people tlori'l see them and thus
Under 5M beds
II4.7B
many don't rcallie they are paying
50-00
19.00 lectors hope so.
They plan to taka even more them.
100-240
17.70
But— trying to average apples
200 and over ...........
10.70 Iron you thli year In lasaa — di and oranges, slier all— the board
rect
and
hidden
—
than
aver.
They
Thus, fur a 129-bad hoipltal, tha
looking
at
oui make lota of money— notes that,
average dally
dal' occupancy la about
the federal tnroma lax:
you
and
h
i
d
*
for
them.
ninety-four beds. Al a daily coat
A married man making tio.ooo a
:«n*ui Bureau estimates
to the hospital of 117.70 par
year and supporting a wife and
1,
itals
and
local
laiea
.........
mtiant, the '
two children— and, "assuming av
11,990. Cod of
erage deductions"— paid as Income
Mon, than, l f j i
__
pal Industrial Con- taa of RBI In tad. By 1940 hi*
(atone
e
kmki
that
figure
It
According to one accepted yard
tax wat^l.OU.
natei lodsy
today that in
stick, hoipltal revenue ihould loo tow. H animates
This year he’ll hand over to the
finance 80 per cant of operating tho meal ye4r that ended JUiu 90 federal taa roliector 11,334. Stale
costa. So your 129-bad hospital tho ndeCM, atato and local taa and local collectors will be along.
should plan to raise an extra take t in * to a record 89 to bit- tuo.
807,000 annually through dona lioa dollars
T!hfa would be 19 billion more
tion* and grants.
in In tho previous year and 29
Util
Staffing
Perhaps thu hardest clamant to per enl higher than in the fiscal
that Closed aa the Korean
estimate during the early atagea y « r t|
was starting.
uf hospital planning is tha avail War wi
Tho Guaranty Trust Co. of New
able supply of medical and other
hospital personnel.
M.U.’s are York, looking only at the federal
meat's tax bite, lays that
scare* In many araaa of tha coun
ail Seven fiscal years Dorm
try — especially rural araaa.
the end of World War 11 until the
Npraaa and technician! are scarce
•vrrywhir*. Obviously, thara'a no present) the total taa burdan waa
point in building a hoipltal if you Soa billion d^< lira,
This waa 50 blllinn dollars more
can't adequately staff It,
than In the entire previoua Witory
Whar* doctori divide their lima of the rountry. However, It fell
batwaan private practice and hoi- short by 17‘ bfUlon of meeting fed
ltal work, the PublU Health eral expenditures
arvlce figures that at least one
Where does the money go? Well,
general pi act It lunar la needed fortbe 1
»r part of the federal
every
To assure
. 1,200 .people.
f l-,
for defense and for payadequate hoapltal staffing for a
stlon of 60,000, than, t
....................
contnuilhv
Mada^Srfv
two*^
'"I'aSrj'VtaTe's'od local govarounity naada
forty-two
0.P
metl expeodltures are now runurally, It _n#eda.
needs speclallata
tpaclalli
Naturally,_
aj grM l| annual rate of 14 to
toot The IMI.fi. estimate* one bllllwgi dollars, the Department of
■urgton for every fifty beds, one Commerce eslimatei.
K E N T man for every 100 beds,
The U. B. Internal Rsvenut Bu
and an Internlat, obstetrician, and reau thinks its total lax colUelloni
pediatrician for every 160 heda.
this year from all loureea. Includ
There's a simitar "Uhl* of ur- ing Roolal Security contribution*,
KSiiUaliun" for tha nun-tnadlcal should run 10 billion dollars more
staff. Fur every 100 patlanta, than last fiscal year when It took
P.H.S. atudiaa ahow that a wall- In 69 bill ton.
run general hospital Heads from
The National Industrial Confer
140 to 100 employes— eighty to ence Board trial to find hut Iww
106 nun**; aorns thirty X-ray, thin t u load la distributed among
laboratory, and -uiatsry aspartaj tha eiuaenry — and runs Into
and about thirty-five clerks and trouble.
houttkrtnrn.
Averaging taxaa, Ilka averag
Most nnspltal exuurts advise ing applts and orangaa," II conchoosing the administrator before
, "necessarily Involves |Udconstruction start*, But not all
tar many differences."
tha other required personnel nttd
'Mgayera with tha same gross
be on hand that earlyi Physician*,
- - may w k l up with quit*
for example, tend to migrate to
doctor-shy araaa a* newlwanHal
much anyone pays depends
A
j
facilities become available. T e a
can probably learn from naar-by
school* of madlelaq
msdlela and musing components making up hla income
j. (
■ -• J
what your chaeoae era of m r u ll- Where .ba live*, what be buyg, the
staff.;,; ,•
!i that family and other
ilbllltlas make upon lniod many other variablra.
aa a maaaurt of tb# real
ASSOCIATION
110 West First Street
112 N . Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida
Tax Collectors
Plan Bigger Take
Than Ever In ’53
i
STUDE B A K E R
19S0 Studebaker Champion $ £ 3 9 5 '* ^
1951 Willys Vj-Ton Pickup $ 9 9 5 -0 0 .
ROHL MOTORS
(Under New Management)
iirz „ ’
1401 French Avenue
Phone 1670
P la y r e f r e s h e d . • • p la y
b e tte r
m
S
f
S i f t S . t 'Z S S
S ’;']**
! ^
isuislasr ■
a:
fjjjjggv
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fl*
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doat kave to much to say about
the layout of tha bufldtngi
alaa and location art le t
Location, of course, often Influ-
'Hiwp’k » paw in everjr pm
. *.
and that'll
tha time
, •
*
v -s ...* -y - ■ •
Improvement program ought to '
cocsitotoa a / a
to Mae tw tio s i
vi AURhff
e*'Pgwuf,v, ‘
a
t
far Bn icg-cold Lottie of Coca-Coil.
'i
gU'Mae, am a aowna *
it- •
!
?•
, ' •*
-9uch u a to .
W?*/1^1(1A'/
i ^ i
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W - »i-i. tv,M
UMaeaerersiikstmts-a^tk^il .tTas' n.
M M M T,
f X*Vrt
fee,
’' J l
•«" • •a
F1HST FEDERAL
SAVINGS & LOAN
Rhone 104
I
•<
afc Current Dividend
Fir# and Windstorm Insurance
It KN» aa
r® a
SA FE
SAVINO
CENTER
Y fs! Dividends front 16% to 2 0% paid on your
cially if thara’a a large medical munlty’e share may be aa ttttla
canter net too far away. On the
na-alMh the ultimate
other hand, lame cities need all • M 1
In rural araaa, where roads be
or’ more beds per 1.000.
strings* to
come impassable al tlmea, a read-
‘I?.)1? RaMMSfUS
‘
--------- fe.Mttl^h
and Loan Awoclation I
BOYD-WALLACE
&
Locel economic conditions, In Both atate t»i
dustrial haaards, and climate may mania insist
maot aarUln
loan
FIRST FEDERAL
S AV IN G S
SAVINGS IN COST
fa all tha more daplorQovartunant la a(
de/anfa «|ainst tar is "Yaa," a brand
tasery. ft ahould million a year to
may not. bo nacaaa
nithtpt
bo noted, tb _ , that tha 4-6 fig- conitruotlon under the
is b
ur* la only a ri ugh guide. Many Aat. Bine# tha Gave)
il aroia can gat along vrllh put up anywhere
where fro
f» m half to
-.uTtt fic nrulaa. Rut
JUPhow
« <*f to/
i* remember that, until it only two bods per 1,000, espe twite ike atatmlocaf total, a earn*
F B .IW I
FIRST FEDFRAL
FIRST
BANDITS RAID VILLAGE
MANILA iA — Bandits wearing
army uniforms Tuesday night raid
ed a mountain Iowa 19 must south
of Manila and killed the mayor,
police chief and two policemen.
It was the first outbreak of vio
lence in inontM in CaVite. hotbed
of Communist lluk activities and
political unrest.
Miami'** Depot
People iii Miami liuve cause to envy the folks in Hanford.
Tlie Atlantic Coast Line railroad's depot in Sanford was
built in 11)12,
Now thy county seat of Seminole county—population.
12,OUO— is about to get a new railroad station, stream lined
and alr-condltioinil.
Tile Florida Kind Const railw ay's passenger station in
Die heart of downtown Miami was built in 1D1!1.
Miami, the sta te 's biggest city— population, 260,000
diiM—ami
blggiml income
i-n
.s -a m i oigges.
income earner for Die railroads .operating
h e r e -^ s u t *bu.U to get a new FEC depot.
gunlr iiw
it vs lu
fui place, uimont tinder the epven nf
f lie b F .C s gusli
Dude comity's skyscraper courthouse, is little changed front
the day it wus opened. Then, Miami contained about 7,600
souls.
A front page report in The Hanford Herald says Die
new ACL station in Hanford "will comprise two stories and
will be constructed of light colored brick and masonry ma
terials.
"Uf Die most modern conalriiction, it will be air-con
ditioned and equipped with a warm rdr heating system. The
windows will be of aluminum architectural projected type."
Miami’s thousands of visitors arriving on FEC trains
still get off beside a liny, ram shackle anachronism.
It will he front nage news when the FEC, or one of its
several controls, finally decides to give Miumt a new station
— If It ever doea.
—Miami Herald.
Ub
/'.twpV. ' i
trtf,'V*,
�Social A n d Personal Activities
|
V -
HOLLYW Ot D
- ,
By BO B T110MA
Mrs. Callaway Serves
)
As Circle Hostess
T H E SANFORD HERALD
Wrdne*day. S;p t. S, 1952
Pega I
Cnrrawnya Entertain
With Picnic Supper
The T K L. Ci ts* of the First
HOLLYW OOD
lB - H ci V *
bud Baptist Church me I recently at I he
news fur Imitator* of Mar in lim n home of Mr* J. U. Cngburn In
PHONE 148
do
lie'* taking diction lessons Mayfair with Mr*. M A. Callaway
Mr. an*l Mr*. A rd re w Cnrratvay
The young actor's unique manner a* hostess. Bummer flowers were
entertained on
Sunday
evening
of talk ha* hren the butt rf nanny used in decorating the roams of
| with a picnic supprr at their camp
a jibe from night club, r dlo and the ("oghurn home with varl-colored
*>n the St. John’s River. Guesta
television comedians, a* well as hibiscus being arranged on the
gathered during the afternoon and
in the evening enjoyed a dellcioui
Ms fellow actors His (rec-i peaking mantle.
performance
in
" A ifreelc.it
*supper Including barbecued chickMi and Mrs. llillv Appling of pc
Th e opening devoUonal
ivn*
W EDNESDAY
*n, corn, salmi*, olives, pickles, cof
V itni given by Mrs. M S. Nelson ami
fiiMnlo'un,
Ala
are
visiting Named Desire" brought T■V
The Gamma Lambda Chapter of
lee, inkes and rolls.
talions second in number only to reports of the various officer* were
friend* in Sanford.
lata Sigma t’hl sororilv >vill meet
Those enjoying the supper were
Johnny i S o h 'i Ray
heard. A nominating ■•omnitttoe I
it 8:00 o'clock with M r» Lestet
Mi. nml Mr* Hugh Whelchel, Mr.
1 asked llrsndo if he hgd seen was appointed
iuthrte, 8502 West First Strict. I
by Mis. A K
Mr. and Mr*. To m Bolt spent
.in*) '|t» (J ft. Pearson. Mr. and
Vnjr Beta Sigma I’M member*
the holiday weekend at New a classic takeoff on him by Std Rossetter.
Mr *. John Ivey, Mr. and Mrs.
Cersar
rom out of town, now residing or
Refreshment*
consisting
of
Smyrna Reach.
H a rr y Tooke, M r ami Mrs. W. A.
"Unfortunately no." het jreplie*) sandwiches, cookies and punch
-ialttnr In Sanford, arc medially
Patrick, ,'lr and Mrs W . V. B it
nvited to contact Mr*. Donnlil
" I understand Je rry Le••I* bail were served to Mr*. Rossetlet, 'll*
Mr ami Mr*. Fred Cavallero and a goixl one. too I'd like jo hate M. S. Nelson. Mrs. M. Ciiininittg.
ting. Mi** Crolle Heard and the
'ones, Telephone -127-YV.
young daughter Nancy, left over seen them I'd he the flrsl
h***i and hostess, Mr. and Mr*,
Martha
sj one to Mrs F I’ Rines, Mrs
F ill!) AY
l .lntfiiiif O 'lU irn ii'iiT"* tn tile r» iTIr tf 1 atifu Fllmf Ht'CM** fmm ("nrrnwriy
Iho weekend fot New York State. laugh "
____ ______
Marshall, Mr*.
Lillian
Vieker
Th e Pilot Club will riitertaln
riii min Mint1* ’"The fVnvi i ii in I 111. t I Sr ninlr .** T f,vhtiii***li*i
A Smith, Mis W
or Mr*. Dorothy Horsfall, district
Brando said ho wasn't' nl all Mi*. I
♦ill lln» fCIt r r i i r i i f l r ............. 1Tuit*'r*V find F r M w V
I’ l l A t l t l h L A K K
.1 W Altman hits left for Stun sensitive about his manner t*f read 'stmidemnlre, Mr*.
Sally
M l" "
i(ut*nant governor of District
ion I I i i i bor. Mi* h. on » business , „ K |lm>. i Why shoulcl lu* be ' t t ) Mrs, Ellen Shadoln. Miss Minnie
'our, Pilot international of Jack
trip
t i l l i ll S I D E P. I' \
•IIsinv ab the F*-i iiabl
I uughtoti
earns hint Jlub.iXXl n plctilrr amt Stewart ami Mr*. Callaway
onvillr, with a dinner at the
Memorial Hospital, Sanford
tonteiuma Dining Room nl rtdlft
upwards ) Rut he'* taking diction
.m.
The business meeting will
M t'
Eva T. Smith, who has
The fust meeting **f the Smith
Mrs
Dan Rralnard lias left lesson* anyway Tin* reason for
been mentioning in Hnlelirfi, N <
.. .
u,.(l.....
>*„,..*,I
ollow and all committee chan
for New York State to spend this l* (hat he'* playing Iho aecnml
w it It her son aiui ilmightei in-law.
lly V I R G I N I A P. A N P K R H O N ^
ten are requested to bring their
Shakespearean role of hi* yarm-i
wm ir lime.
Mt.
and
Mr*
Wallace
Smith,
rt
I'enehei'a
Assorinlnni
will
he In
eports In iinailrii|)Lcnte.
1st t'entrsl Fla. Showing
Y’mi can't really raiunl Iho first
the form of n lea I" he held on
Mr nml Mrs. R. Rohllsteligel re tinned tn I nk*- Mary, Sunday.
MONDAY
Miss Jane Hatris i* expected one II happened eighl year* ago
"Indian Uprising"
Mr. and Mi* Fred III hik I of Foil rimi*sli«y
at !I:IJ» at the school. I
Circles of the W .M . U . of the
tn nrtive on Friday from Atlanta when llrnmln was 20 and playing turned Monday from a furlough
t.iiildcrdnle nte nnimiincing the
'Irst Baptist Chlirrh will meet at
time* umtner (heater ipent In Cincinnati, Ohio
with George Montgomery
to spend a week with her family in a small
it
wa*
iiiiimmieed
Hu*
morning
by
Mi nn*l Mrs. G Van Dohm "f birth sf u dnughlei Aug. III. M l '
1:00 a m . at the chlirrh with r.
on l*ong Island He had ■ small
t.l 11 lb Myrtle Avenue,
Mis James Terwlllegcr Jr., presi
—
A I.SO —
overed dish lunrhrnn scheduled
role In "Richard I I I " and hr *uys Chicago nrrtvi'il Mornhiv to visit Miami will ho leipctiibeiej a* tin- 1 dent for llie coming year
Room
their son in law
an*l
daughter, foi met Fra lire* Thump***!! of Lake mnthi-ri will be o-lrili'il at this
or 12:00 noon.
The program
that
ho
wore
dyed
long
underwear
lliiniplirey
Rogart in
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith left
M ary.
Chief nml Mr* John YVurlt.
meting will begin at 1:00 p.m.
for tights
meeting nml niemlu-is *«/ the
Hanford on Hntunlny
for Ft.
"Sahara"
Miss
Sylvia
Smith
who
ha*
been
Mr. an*l Mrs, A. F. Kemp and
Tie Nursnry and pre-school tig*111* current Shakespeare l* on
t*iiivi *1 will lie hostesses for the
I.nmleiilnle
Mr. Smith wn« a
her mot her. Mis Stevens, of l.uke the guest of hei flli-lul*, Mi. and
Sunbeams will also meet at the
member *>f the local baseball team. a slightly larger scale Thl* linn* City ami Mr and Mt*. George 'Ii*. Flunk Rail low, tin* returned event
ame time.
The Elsie Knight
it's n film version of "Julius
to her home in Tallahassee
llrcle will hr guests of the Pro*
Caesar" and the cast includes Slnppcl spent Sinidav, \og 21 in
Forming n fishing party going
Joe Pause left yesterday for Greer
ytcrlan night circle at the EduCarson.
I anils Calhcrn. t 'neon.
his holm* in New- Y'ork City fol James Mason. John Gielgud, Dr
Mi and ' I is \ ,1 Dioighctiy to Titusville Iti’ii*-Ii ' I iiiu Iiiv were
atlonal Rulldillg of the Preshy
%(M U
I'l %
lowing the conclusion " f the base horah Kerr. Edmund ( I ’ Krlcn. etc Jr. left Sutuiiliiy foi Yngti'tn. tin I’ D. \tuletum atui his *on tn law,
erlan Churvh with the night and
unit
til*
ittit I till
where they will make I lull future J K Rroivci of IVo't Palm lleiieh.
hull season.
ime to ho annmmced later.
Faced with this formidable arr.i)
k1*1*9•'* I *€I I'lti t tl >ltn1#>l
i
li;iMtf*t'Y
it
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i
*
t
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r
*tc«
i
bis
son
ami
giarnl-on,
P
D
\mier
TUESDAY
I li.i lit t hits IIt *FluI ill
Rniuihi enlisted the aid of a Shake home
»H f t i-|h f ri'ltlllcll * ' ill*' ITI|«H* lulll
M lEsther
Smith
returned on J r a till I’ D Anderson III, II
•11» .* i mg i*r rHi/ichlfui f*»i *>1' *1 -1Members of the Lake Mary
,'ti aiol Mr* Wilbur Keeling ni
spearcan teacher and a dictum
McDonald
and
I
Doyle,
nil
of
Thursday, after spending the la-t
Ph..«i* A«Pi-lV
h 7I <
;mh BlffH
'rssbyterinn Chureh ehuir gn»hlived la*t evening fiom a vacation coach He explained his reasons
two months " s it in g friends nml 'I nit IivInI
spent in Manntnha, Canndii, Ninth
red at the home « f Mr. and Mrs.
" I think Shakespeare require, a
Spending Sunday vs iI It bet pat relatives
ill
New
Yolk
Stole
and
Dakota and Ohio.
t. E. Tru e Tucsduy to honor one of
kind of diction which can be culled
eiil', Mr. Hint Mi • J D I'oehrnn.
Pennsylvania.
hair number, Mis. II. II. tlrier,
Stage English Gielgud has It. so
Miss Sonya Hess
Hughes
of were Mr. and Mis Tommie Mn**n
/ho Is moving to Sanford «oon.
Mr*. Rroce Riser nod *oii hnve>d(M*s Calhcrn Mason, on tho oilier Jacksonville is visiting h**i gimnl ami -on of Oviedo
luring the evening, the honoree
leliirni'd to i heir home fr.on m hand, talks English Engliah.
'Ii*. Emma Wing i* visiting
mother, Mrs A C Hnondris.
tag presented with a stiver commonth's vacation In North Cnrolinu
**1 talk American English. H s
Col W T Johnson .It lot* r* (t minis tu Y'nldusta, l*»
■ote as a memento of the oeeaslon.
that to
U p i h I the T r n v i ’ li’ rs \ *1 in I h o S e p t . G inuiH’ iff
M i s. C i -i- i I Mm,*n nml children,
-a lot
- ■ harder to change ~"C
' turned to hi* home, Hilltop Him**A t a late hour Mrs. Tru e, »*Mr. and Mrs. Waller Penile1, Stage English than It is to Change
„ enentlon **f a month which Ronnie nml VYnmbi me home ugliln
I steel by Mrs. J. M. Thompson,
T h p S i i t i m l i i ) K ' f i i l n u l* «sl
i rt limed yesterday from n week'* English English
included Asheville, N. C , New F.ng following n v im i will* tier patent*,
I ' R F r r Y W I T H Dl I I "
erved meringues filled with tee
vaentinn in Gainesville ntnl nlong
" I accepted this role lu'catlse I land ntnl Pennsvlvanla
'I i
nml Mi> i,l*n Sti-wmi in
if
ream and *trnwlH-rrie< to Mr*
r .ifi
.1**1I K
K t irtgin.it*’
spu * i• .I--?* t
f o r ITtrlhri lnfi»rmuflnti— Srr IMMI H \ I I N S
tile West Const to St. Petersburg,
thought It would he good expcii
Mi* R It Frnnklin nmv*»*»l 1ft Mm |i4’rvilli*# !Hiss
Ifler snrl the Muirs. Ted 11root
I'ffM? f<
*r *l'< 1.1 ■**
*t i'r»*'*s
r**r
—
once for me. and good discipline lake Marv Friday f**ll**wiO|IT (»
M* nml M * \l Mi \ am .It and
yn, It. M. Gleason. Johnum liar
-til Ini* I ' l l * * % I'll frtf f*.| Ii t.l i< *....b
lx
nml Ivi-iio of
Mr* pru o I lent *I returned Inst
My kind of acting ha* a lw iiv -tu'il s i*it with relntlve- *,* \l . lu»» 'Mill?*,, Rmidv
son, Boss Houghton, Frank I re,
\\ iMtrt Mm »■o u i-M tto* gm*st* *»r
tn t'1Mi **ft I iltlflH#* f*tl t (t " in c
night fiom High Humpti.n Inn in hren very free I always like to t*amn
C. E. Lloyd, Jr., A. I
Walters,; 1>'»■ ..!•** LflttM! *1- t li! IIMr mid 'lr* J K Rtowei Mlid lit I |»j|f I’tit «, 'I* *10*1 'Ii ' \\ illium
I*in I \ Cashiers, N C where she spent lie easy anil imiiihihtlcd 111 the
R*-pi * >eot nip ttu- Ttuvi*ieldiss Cnyc Htuhhings, It E. Tru e ,!
ov.i tin In i •ill Duv
some time.
charaelert/allons I do Rut It's * . Iilblieo, Nun* i nml hen. **f Wi t 1ton no Jt •
*•>15 1*1 It j in t rii nil til** Ml* s k l 't
Phone I T T
lam Cochran and llev .1. M
Room l’tt.1, M rl't b Itblg
\AI't’kl'tlll
—
different
matter
when
you
do
\
Hit
Palm
|t*
ueh,
ntrive,I
FiUlni
I*
*
It.ipg* < For fall, in.*.; i.'ilin. S bv
'hompson.
Mt
fitiil
Mt
f>
\V*ol*
Watislev
ami
U
t»
lo-r
pnienls,
'
l
r
and
'I*
I
John
I
min
a
I.
ft
yesterday
to
Shake»|ie.irr
Yon
ItnmcdUlelv
*
Madron * "t|e * Colo* * green,
i hiidfrii, Uti le .Ii alul Cmtlllle, of
\ iniersnp
tehirti l*> hi* home in Chicago, have ci- 1 1ain In m mis and Him I
g r a y | r e i u k um l red
*1111 •tuck 11*11Villi' sp* ul I In- [ nli*»i 1lay
Friends **f .1 II Sk*
III after playing foi tin* past beyond which you cannot go."
Since Hamlet is the legend a tv be gin*! to heat Hint he t> ninking wi-okemi with 111' patent , 'lr ami
-e a. -on
w it h tin* Seminole m ,,,.
Xti
r
Ry C Y N T H I A L O W R Y
XV T \\ n n *1*
goal of all artor*. I asked Hrnml** a goml recovery following an *>per
of the Specialist * has been ntd* In lilisehall tenni
A P Newsfcstlliea Writer
Mi . f t
Mini. d mid lough
d he were interevted in playing the nlion nl the lining* Memoiuil I•*•I R I P E i Mil I I II I H ' I X I I I v r i T I C D W I T H T I N A
M
l
evolve any specific forinuln*
—
mid
i
i
*
i
",
,
li-lol
•
•
,
i
iiti-'l
•till*.
pitnl in l)ilamb* Wi-dm-«*liiv
melancholy Dam
Mi and M i ', \ R Pinkrilon III
s x i . xd
>fi x i n i t i i d c t .i .
i*i i v k
s a l tin g s
CCa
Silent husband*, rotirenlrd tiehuul turning the family living mum in
Mi and Mi* T V Yppe) and Xli Xt d -f •*,1 Nnnd*\ II. 1. •till ii
I
don't
know,"
he
trplled.
I
to a salon Tliese * xprit > invar iably 1 h ive n* tlieli gne**ts Mt Pinker
\ . h • HM M. ptlnl.
•in nrtive,| | *pin)- fiom Imlpiiia loll I* 'it nt i
he sport* pages of nowspaper-t,
think
I
might
he
alrald
to
It
serin
i
I
l
l
'
l
l
I
till
I
C
X
Mr. v Pin,re the must popular »nlijeci m tin* roine up nitli a ful I In ight al"l lull'* hiulhi-i nml in* family. Mi In me that playing lln inlet t-. where they lunl spent tin <1000101
lightly nl.vimi' iJedi11-1ti>rv that amt 'It s |{ F Pinkerton nml two
f hi /fin
V1tiridlhi;
<1111*1,1V
I'lilel ami 'll* . I,. A, l,*'ita*u amt
dvlee field this season. This
I
always
the
peak
of
any
uclor
s
T Ii'In R R t t W 'S b M E i ’ l l i 'N H I' PIES
husbandi who don’t pay iiltenlimi | i-hlldien of (iordnli, Ark
|i|i nl* nt Ilia ( Inn ell of III*'
three children leturiied .‘••itutdnv Si
now In-cause of my highly .......
i-nraer
After
that,
he
seem*
m
to their wives don’t pay nlti-iitlnii
N M u f u i t i Y m i ii t•«ii*In m u
Xl'pl I HI I ' C I I K R R V . P I N E A P P L E
Horn a leave spent with to. pm
allied literary diet.
,,
.,
,,
,
.
hnve
notlimg
to
arhlnvc.
John
heeaiise they aren’t inteie'leil In]
y], nn,|
.1 1 Hi itntiuii, Mi
It l» apparent that the expert*
Mr* George hem* left Rl)rrymor ,- is a classic example •ills in Sutton, N< I* The *p* <nil ••<- ID v iituI Mi
what
their
wives
ansaying
1
lieu
nml
M
rt
Ht
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r
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mnjuit,
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on Sunday for Tennessee.
Mi of Hint "
1-11*1011 fur which thrv imnb* the
/ho write and counsel on affair of
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I *, II iii k, t•ii rut 11ri 11ikttiicf, t *n vl*v, Mis
li ip in is the wedding of hi* "lu n g
he heart anil on marriage are dil solution is simple: talk nhnnl *uoie- Kellis served ns utility man for the
Shake-*
pc
are
or
no,
lira
into
will
tlung
Inmhiimls
A
R
E
interested
in.
H K S jri Iil<in* it ml Hi m u i 11 «111111111 h
Sanford hasetiall team for the
,-st 'j*|er.
uted with urgent hullrllns from
W A H i l t F F N A tJKN CY
get a chance lo tntplny hi* mu*
Fi lends of George R, Patler*on It11 aI iimnm *V«*nvt nml 111*I■*n Mul 1
riven seeking a mngir carpet for Then they pais In nnothei letter season just past.
anil nnnlher pnihlrni, like being
t-iilnr
frame
In
"Julliix
Caesar
lin
1,
li
m
i
t
*
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111
1
1
,
I
intlti
Huiu
'
lln
‘l h r f'nrnrr lly Th * rlork**
ure-ftre conversational gambits
will he glinl lo hear th 1, t lie in
When I saw him on the set, he making n good recovery following I'lii**\ * Mm irh* mi l l.*itf* iu* Y m irh iiJ
rhlch will relieve the usiml even* overweight.
Mr.
mid
Mrs,
William
J.
Douglas
The *|iiestinti
whl*-h
logn-ally
was dressed tu nnthiug more thim oirgrry at the F'-rnaM l.nuglitoii .fuitli
h ii *t U illi.
Nur*ls
ng alienee which, from the letters,
arises is whnt on eailh kiml *>f talk of Hie Mayfair Inn staff have re- 11 pair uf If nek short*, Roman Mono.rial ff*i*|4(Inf Kflildr.
•r»»m.
* %<
* unbroken hv anything other, tlpm
dinned
from
vistlmg
Ifietr
■
son
Sj,** fi*■»i FmtvM'iP |» ft t ►
»L• Mm v
Mi aiid M r- G*m* Mot* have
he clatter of fork* on china and doe* n man appreftnlo from hi* and daughter nml their families style He jinrilrlpalrx I 11 11 running
H m U o iis !
m
h
he eloahlng of (ho dishwashing wife? A|iparenily the expett i are in Sewickley and Pittsburgh, Pa nice In the Colosseum for the pie muveil ioln the Airey ciittape Mr A im; .'l, f i>t I n* k tin y 11It Mill Hu
|**11*MI*
unanimously agreed that when a
lure
I labs I* currently
stationed nt th*>i o *Miiimiri> in tfti*- A11 I *ui«'
nechlne.
M., I 1.
'It * ,*
" Th e re Is some jiistlfieallrm for N X ' S , S,infold
•tl 'it. (■■*X (.1 I " I
T he unlfcirui rornnialnt of the ■■mn drag* home from a long tiling
day- nl Iho office, he wants to nMr. nml Mrs Roy V Redding
.1 tt. . . . *II
i*l If tlM.
i
i
f
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u
m
i
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m
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n
it
h
i
m
u
rivee «rrm * to he tiint their hue*
Rev. 11ml 'I t s I, XV S,*,tt >•
lax, doesn't want to be peppered ham returned to Hieit h*<u«- nt IilllR
tend* don’t p « v attimtlnn to nnv
turned Saturday fi<*n* a iientnoi
11*K Y*» l* I' i mt r v \ iii’i Mm i j i
Pork Avenue after "minting the N'm f h-vi t*uI* I unverslly in t- in
\ mil I ImiIi i* IH 4 liliifh 1(1 |liiiliii*.l*
h in t they are saying ami seem immediately with the household
|M
III ill Sllv* t 1 I eng, N X
*1*ii**;Ii(*■t *♦# F iiijm »<»r MinitiiVti ujH
problem* nml *ures infinitely none pH *I lw<> months nt New .Stiiyrnn *1*01, III
.naloil* only to retreat to the -am
1 1*king 'lallrtwn nt 11>>* SpttitK'
Xli (10*1 Ml * t R XX. II* and lo III" IM.il I tl**I I I'i t Ul ti* ! l it 14111J( -4,1
about w-hnC> rooking
ntnl
tin- Iteach.
uary of the easy chair
lift l*f I till 11*4*1 111j|I «|l||^
Louts It. ulni left on HntU'duy l-n'lher In Imv nml *l l>u, \|i uiel Dxr .l t
Yankee'* *lnn*ling than to- does
M i l nil I ’ r i i i - S«B.:»II
I have been contemplating these about Mrt
llu u n p -.in i new dye
'll
It I
It*unit ick
spent tlo «l»n i *m ••’»inr n urn* II n * fiMniol
Mr. amt Mr*. Georg,* William* ful l.akelund *0 tout,* to lo In.me
ingulahed requests and the expert*'
l l i i r l-'iirl.irx I ’ rlr.*
job will* It turned nut I ••• red.
"t'b iro" 1 ,..<1/ *|c*
I »•*«• Dnv weekend witli nli<*lli<-i llifi! ul (Ik i\.till,I 1*1«»% lilt t*
nml family hnve returned to tlo-ir in Puerto Ron.
•newer* for quite awhile now, and
1‘t'*' |*t iiicpss ih ;*| Tin* lUuum |
............. .. .1 1 ■ X
II III *i. .1 I
IRight ther*-, it seem* to me, t* home in Highlnml I’m k n f lrr ii-turm-d on stindny to hi* t* n m 1
m
Lai
go
regret to slate that so fur non*
the ertix of the pnddi-m. Mod w om spending
Jotgo Rivero t* M op,
Mr iin.| M ti ICn1)»li VVillinium n»>.| ulu i i ■> t h!4*riVt*«ni mt iiift»n*r ill jin
(lime
time
nt
New in Cuba.
i> :#i»
en would he interested 111 having: s'nivrnn Rosoli
Monday for IlnViiuii, Cohn
I bev : •Im11U'h! i' i "i„ M V t Tin it»»*I y ! **Iil 111»*, nifiMi: hiN fiifln*r*N
tii'ii
I (I mi*h
their huthnn.ls regale them with ' y
K '
Hu* 1 itlmf ] In V xv» ♦kt-iul a! i Ttir iMiiurr « i
Were all niembets of the Sn |.*r*|
IrrN Di«' inf h u t I’ n n m o ' s T r r n
the details of the day nt tin- oflutvfni iii |l»nr!t
Id, nml Mr*. Kny Shoetnnkrr baseball team.
lire the w*iy he confounded the
Mi iin*l M r s
Hflviil VlonatflNfifi .Hid Tnk*i mm u n i m um nf fnrmcr
left
on
Sunday
for
Ft.
Rrugg,
boss, finagled a new account and
■«f nrlatiflit Wftp gtiiNfsi fif lit*r jini null!.' f.(ifHIlfs uh<» Just ttirli t it lt« t
Mr nml M r - ,1 C ................. iv*
" n i l he hail l*> m l dining
that N. ('. where Lt. Stmemnker will
•
M* .liiil M i
I! M. r i t i i i i . an I in Du* (tu-lw ir ritifitift«ni nf ttir
I
he
■tntlniied
with
the
Corps
of
1
rV1."’
"
"
'
1
two hour hit** In**ii co nfem ne with
Mi ii in I Mrs r
H pri’i nji**
visiting friend* in Cnnn l.i, lni*oit In * pm
Fliglnr
ets,
U
S
A
It
the Wisconsin illstrirt manager.
ihi Y
•NCI 1*1*
and Riiffalo. They ills-* v i - i i **i \|r I iiiiintiisiin, iivrr lli-r* l ubnr
Maybe sin* should hone up on
Sn*iiH i i i u *iiitIv like *lt v ci'i cn!
uifkuiw l
L A S T TIM E S T O D A Y ! !
Mr
nn.l
Mr*.
Theron
Midden
of
?"'!
'''irnevHeliulU
m
DunPhone 1252
Snnfoid, l int Ida
( tn
inf I-rt'wt inp sin**M
tmpi'At
bmebnll. I have noticed, however,
11' Ps lm rlln Xv mile
'Iniiirn ( nrhfnn **f Hinilntitnn
N„
. !’ '."Jl'I
tiint male hu *bull rnthll.viast* pre Cfern.lH.ro, N. C. were the guexts lintitc* „on
tin* Hi, Jnhn't l(iv» ♦ nr*r til** K U n t «if III"- pniftMn, Mt nttiJ *firlnkl’ l u\**r miiiip
of
Mr.
and
Mr*.
A.
C
Madden
fer to talk trilling nvrtnge* with
f) urmla.
Mr* .! I) r«M'hrai» Ihi^ pnsl u « » k
n
other male hnsehall enthuriasts. and Mr. ami Mrs. XV, A. Rmith
fhfl.
over
Ihe
p
a
il
weekend.
Dim salon* of enirellt events Hien’l
Mr. nml M n
n r
>1-M ».u,
' l r mn l M r s A F K n n p D»*»k
I 1
a* fascinating *-n fnirtlllo as lhi*y
Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Erklrs and relumed from Vidi-ttr, tm «in*rej her n in t h " . Mr., SI•-veils hiiuie tn
are nl more fniinal ncenslnn*.
they
visited
with
her
parent.
Xlr
Lake
City,
Saturday.
son
of
llliara,
N.
Y
have
arrived
I'm nkly, II'* bard lo find any
Ilefnre
Mt. and Mrs. It. II Goble me
subject garntiteeil in rouse (he in- to spend ionic tune with hi* and Mrs. 0 . II, Shivers.
mother Mr*. T . J. MrGlnne. Mr. re lu m ing tn Sanford they ,|sn nrinniirirlng till* birth nf n nm Snt
ler**st of tli*- w* rk-weary male.
T a tH K |IM
HUNTER
There seen", however, a rather Eekles I* the former Maty Thomas toured through the Great Sr."*J«y
**«*••or**ft*t*!
Mountains In North
Gm *ml
simple intliitim, in iiu, problem: YVtikes.
It," he explniiied "M a rk Antnny
Tennessee.
Eliminate attempt i at ennversnwas siiiiposed to hnve been qilllr |
Rrv. and Mrs. Mark Carpenter
liun. Greet the man sweetly, silent
ly. Feed him quietly and well. and son Dean of Ft. I amlerdalo
John File J r . at rived last night an athlete "
Without the ni-ievsity of ignoring were guest* of friends in Sanford from Staunton, V*. to spend livu
I remarked Ihnl Ihe beefcake xlmt |
conversation, tin* contrary
male mi Sunday rn route lo Boston to weeks with his parents nn Celery of llrando In the shredded T shirt ;
will probably wnndi-r what'* wrong attend the triennial of Episcopal Avenue
he fora
resuming
ills helpetl the selling possibilities „ j
nml start doing some Interested Churches.
studies at Davidson College |„ "Streetcar "
nml nervous questioning himself.
North Carolina. En route to Sun" T h a t happened quite hy at-el
Answer briefly nml nmi-commltMr*. It. K
Cornell returned ford he was prenent at the we|- deni," he addrd " I .list the scene
allv.
on
Sunday
from
Jacksonville e ' mlng rerenumle* for (irncral In which I threw (lie ratlin nut
When he retire* behind the new*, where she underwent an opera- Dwight l>. Eisenhower In Jack- of the window and the nhlrt ripped
pnper, retire yourself In-hind n lion nt St, Vlfirent'* Hospital and snnvllle.
They kept it that way "
........................ miok. X ou ptoliahly visited with her daughter and son' > ’
*
won’t have a tuomcnl's peace. Your in-law, Mr. ajtd Mr*. Bruce Lanry.
1. ,.
it
day will seem mystcrloux to him,
fraught with fuseinating enlsosle*
• i 1
A l Brock ha* returned from
ho m u it pry from your reluctant Galnesvlllo to spend some time
{ ft
i v
lip*. Sensing your reluctance to with hi* mother, Mr*. Nancy
•
query hint, an hour-hy-hour ac Brock before resuming hi* »ludlc*
:{j
count of hi* day will flnw from hi*. ■t
Jtf. *2
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P r«M P M * O M I
F i g h t i n g In K o r e a
is B o g g e d D o w n A s
S to rm S tr ik e s A r e a
F lam es Engulf Largest Balloon, Police Are Alert
18 Stories Tall, Is After Rowdyism In
Crew Quarters Launched
By Navy Hearing For Reds
Of None Vessel
Trellis Mae Sees
Psychiatrist About
Wilbur’s Politics
of hands.
Th« magaslna, he pointed out,
tell* of th* Industries of th* atate
Mich i i th* mining of photphf
itpy, and illso
and th* eltru* Industry,
NEW BRIGHTON. Minn lAu-The
HAL BOYLB
SEOUL. Korea 'Ai— A tropical
lg*r" stories
«tor[
“ Horatio Alger"
of the
largest known unmanned balloon,
HOMETOWN.
U. 3. A. (A -T r* lCTOV
tarcfri of ihoa# who hava dl* atorm today grounded U. N. war
planes and lathad Infantrymen on lis Mae Peeble, America’s average Two Sailors Burned Intended to bear cosmic ray re
veloped them.
cording euulpmeut atoll, was
He acknowledged with gratitude Ibe Korenn battlefront with up to wife, felt a little uneasy as in*
today
entered the office of Dr. Alpbonl*
To Death And Four launched
tonlrlbullons to Tils mstailn* from Sty Inches of rein.
However, the "glanl skyhook,”
U. S. Fifth Air Force Head Cortex, the celebrated psychia
local
editors
such
a*
R.
L.
Dean'*
Head Of Engineering: story of a .10.000-pound soo mon quarters reported only weather trist.
Others Are Injured about the size oi an 18 story build
ing, developed several holes dur
Nervously she sat In the welting
planes took off.
, S o c i e t y Believes eter captured years ago near reconnaissance
Allied fighter-bombers Tuesday room studying a faded photo of a
Miami, and Illustrated with
NOHrOLK, Va., (At— Fire swept ing inflation and the "pay load”
of scientific Instruments was cut
*We've Been Duped’ pirturo of the big tea curiosity. bombed an airfield near Sinanlu football team hung on one wall. the crev’s quarters of the Norweg off
before launching.
"At the timo, I suspected ho which the Fifth Air Force said Dr. Cortca had put It there for ian freljhter Hopevillc today. Two
It was set free al 1:40 am
was pulling my leg," h* declared Ihe Communists were rebuilding. a reason He felt his new patient# crewmtst were burned to death and
BY ALTON L. HLAKESI.EE
The Sinanlu field Res about 155 had more confidence In him If they four otter* suffered severe burns. EST. About two hours later, a tim
with a grin, adding, "It was
AP Hclenre Reporter
miles north of Ihe western front knew he had played left tackle for
The only two passengers on ing device ripped outone panel of
CHICAGO 'As—“ I don’t believe I true story, however."
Editor M*itin Andersen of Or* and would give Red jet pilot’ a good old Psychosomatic Univer
|r snd Mrs. Charles God- the balloon and It fell near Lake
jtid, Mr.
Until* h it one single Atom bomb,"
City, Minn., some 30 air miles
sity
p, P»Jss-A-Grllte, Fla . escaped southeast of the launching site It
Ctrl ton S. Proctor, prominent Now | luiuhi wrote u story for the mage base within range of the front.
"Th* doctor will see you now,
Pilots reported 10 direct bomb
York Mutineer who hut worked In ' sine about no expedition to eateh
sen cows, enticing them with al hits on the runway.Thcy did not Mrs Peeble,” Ihe nurse said In
e lire raged for two hours had reached an estimated altitude
a, declared today.
are it was extinguished by fire of 33,000 feet
Ifciioh every one of the atomic fulfil and black strap molasses see any Red planes. Ihe Air Force her professionally cheep' voice.
Donald F .Melton. In charge of
Trellis Mae hesitantly entered
added.
Mini
from Norfolk.
.ni equipment
..........
ilon* In Himla w n Juat a he declared.
The storm battered Seoul during the other room — and Dr. Corteg
Interviewing J. Hrnlley Oilhsm
(Vast...................*
Guard, the “Navvy and the unprecedented launching, said
■tare eiplotlon, In in effort
an television during the recant the night ■■ It moved w t vard. Immediately took command of tb* tilt Hampton Roads Port or Em- a new "giant skyhook” will bfl
Mtuce ■ bomb."
gubernatorial campaign was In An Army weather officer said wind situation.
barkslkip The snip was moored constructed, hut It will lake at
Proctor Is president of the Amer"You are in lenalon, madam," at ine Norfolk A Western Railway least several months.
bn Society of Civil Engineers, teresting, according to Mr. Pow gusts reached about W mile i un
Melton said the balloon, made
boomed the distinguished mind ax- cargo pier, which escaped damage.
le of 44 engineering locletles cel- it s , “ Ask him a ipiestlon, and
A if. S. Eighth Army staff officer plorer. "Lie down on the eouch
Capt F/its H. Edwardien. Ihe of strips of fragile polyethelene
iriting lhe Centennial of Engl- he came right hack with bin
said Communist probes and patrols and relax, please, while I go out a giicr of the llopevllle, said Ibe plastic wllh a total area of about
answer," he nald.
lerlni opening here today.
Among old Hanford friend* and have Increased across the front the and dictate a few note* to my dead meo were boatswain Magnc two acres, was frankly only osHe gave hit views on Hnttla dur- aripialntanrrs mentioned by Mr. ail two daya. lie said the Red* nurse "
Godvik. 23, Bergen, Norway, and perlmental to determine if such a
Big an Interview tolling of U H. Powers were Ham Byrd, play* robed 13 time* at Hunker lllll,
Trellis Mae lay down, look off Able Seaman Karl Strendvold, 29, thing could lie mccussfully han
dled. While holes appeared In the
g ^ e r* ' vast accomplishment* wrlglit unit novelist; Hid Hudson,
Id Baldy Hill, the Pukhan River, her shoes, sighed gratefully and llemnssbergct, Norway.
the In i 100 year*
star pitcher, snd the late Holt llairtbreuk Ridge and Ihe Punch fell asleep She always fell asleep
Admitted to the U. S Marins balloon as it was being Inflated
(The While House hat announced Holly, publisher.
when she removed her shoes, no Hospital for treatment of burnt with helium and no Instruments
bowl.
three atomic explosion* In Ituitla,
None of th* Red probes devel matter where she was.
New ballots for th* election of
were lour Norwegian* They arc were carried, the launching Itself
referring lo th* second on* as Klwenl* officers wrie passed out oped Into more than brief sklrShe doled for a few moments, Arne Olsen. 24, Peter Heslad, IT, was called successful by Melton.
‘.'another atomic bomb." without hby I .ester Tharp. Guest* were mishes. In the biggest, Allied troops hut when Dr Cortex returned she Thorllsf
Melton said (bat excessive han
Fiskum,
and Arthur
amplifying further Other sources Hun.lull Goff, and the Rev. Jack at an advance position near ifiu wwx idlv scribbling on a place of Olsen 22
dling may have caused Ihe holes
pave estlmalel ilussla has a stock
Pukhan River Tuesday night drove paper He ipilckly plucked It from
Most of the crewmen were asleep The balloon had been laid out In
pH* of 100 or many more A bombs i Smith of l.udnwicl, (is.
off about too Chinese In an hour. her hand, and read;
when the fire broke out about preparation fur launching last
by now )
Inflicted 10,033 casualties on the
"Homhurger, one pound, head 3 a m
In the crew's quarters week, hut had to be put hack Into
E iH e n h o w e r
Proctor declares It takes team
Communists In August, about 1,000 lettuce, pepper, two cans com, at the aft end of the 5.300 ton a box when winds rose.
work and co operation to make an
The Mg transparent hag was
more than In July, the total In froien strawberries. What Is thn ship Cause of Ihe blaze has not
A-bomb work, ami that Hussions
f • -•!■•«•* m m '‘see IIh i
made by General Mills Inc , for
cludes 3.021 killed, 4,014 wounded meaning of th ill"
berm determined.
don’t trust each other.
incut ami in naming Ihe kind of
nd 30 captured.
"I just thought l ‘d make out my
The llopevllle Is owned and oper the Office of Nuval Research It
[Such cooperation, he said. “ Is government they want
U. ft. Marines inflicted nearly grocery list.
explained Trellis ated by Klavencss and Co , Oslo. was physicists' latest attempt to
pirnUaUy Impossible In Ilussla or "I ain down here," be said, "lo 4,000 of the casualties In winning Mac
She arrived at Norfolk Tuesday get up high enough— a predicted
ay other totalitarian slide. There help. If I can, make certain there monlh, the staff officer slid.
The psychiatrist looked annoyed. to dlsrharge BOO ton* of mahogany 23 miles— and stay there long
no possibility of one man trust ore two parties In Ihe South."
In Tokyo, Ihe Air Force announ
Just what Is your trouble?" he legs snd S.OOO tons of manganese enough— ahoul 24 houra— to thor
Bg another and inli-gratlr'i bis ef- This statement brought cheers and ced that 23 nf Ibe 18 Communist asked brusquely.
oughly study rosmir rays, a still
ore
arts with any other man.
applause
target* made public early m August
"M b ?” said Trellla Mae, IndiaCipl Kdwsrdsen said there was puzzling source of energy.
“ There Is no reward for co oper
"Don't you be taken for grant bad been hit Ihe past monlh. A nunlly, sitting up. Tbere’a noth qo panic and that as toon as the
ation The only reward 1* for ex i-d," he suld. "Please nuke every spokesman emphasized lhat "since lug wrung with me. It’ my kuacrewmen escaped from their Mat
Dosing someone, even In your own single Individual who wauls lo then Ihe list has changed consider hand. Wiibimr. I came to see you Idg
quarters they bvagn fighting
family Any coinblnuilon of effort serve you In public office none ably— with names of places added u III hi I "
Ute flames
come* under suspicion us a com before you and say what's In his or subtracted." ,
"Your husband? This la rather
Mr and Mr* Godwin were re
blnatlon against ihc dlclalorslilu
heart uiui mind. Don’t let him take
Civilians 111 the 18 Communist unusual What's wrong with your turning flrom Takorsdl, West Al
In 1UG0. I'rocior worked on build you for granted."
areas were warned by lea dels, husband?"
rlca. where he had woked as a
'ng Russia's second Isrgi-il dam
The reception given to Ike along radio or both lo flee from possible
"He moans and shouts In bis mechanical engineer for Ihe Afri
at Svlnlroy east of Leningrad. In
Ids
route
nosed
the
question
of
lust
bombings of Red military targets sleep "
World War II. he whs uii Army
can Manganese Co. Ltd
'll m m m m m Have you had
HUNG tvDNG I4V-A Catholic
tnilncar, a colonel. Imlhllng the how solid the Democratic South
Godwin said he was "awakened
will
he
in
IL*
November
election.
drive
into
Ibe
South
and
he
made
any, any, — er, er — shall we during the night by a shrill sister today said Chineso Commu
ffrilan corridor road from the
Elsenhower
I
old
his
chrering
lis
It
clear
he
had
crossad
the
Mason
say. marital difficulties?"
Indian Ocean lo funnel sii|iplles to
scream ” II* and his wife hurrlvd nists heaped indignities on Bishop
teners In bis call for a it party Dixon Line with hope* Ihe Koulh
“ I'm glad you brought that up," to In# main deck. The fire "was Fram-ls X. Kurd and— before Ills
Russia
would
support
him
In
November
system
In
Ihe
customarily
Demo
said Trellis Mae, a* sne arose end all al the back of Ihe ship." God deulh on Feb. 21— forced him to
“ The Russians have no rood
He wound up his first day’s lour put on her shoe*. "But it's a long win said. The crew was fighting undress before her in a Canton
deuce In Ihelr own engineer*." be crallc South:
speaking
to
a
record
I2.UX)
or
"Every
phone
call
I've
had
since
story, doctor Do you want to lie Ihe (lames Mrs Godwin assisted prison
laid, "and I have never met a
Russian engineer who was a Com yesterday morning, avery tele more persons at the Hey Front down and rest while 1 tell you?" in caring for the burned men
Sister Joan Marie Hyun. In *e
Park
Tuesday
night,
the
largest
grum, every note given to my
"No, thank you." said tha psy
iniinlsl who was any good "
Boatswain Uodi'lk Is believed to riou* condition herself after two
Soviet let planes ire good, "bill ear, every word spoken to my crowd ever to hear any candidate chiatrist, blushing. "Just give me have perished white attempting to years In prison, brought the first
the. Russian* go! the practical end staff and me In Ihe great South skeak In Miami. Other thousands Ihc main facts, please."
agve others, (me crewman salu he word of the fio year old bishop's
Of how to build them from tier land Is, ‘We'ro ready to help had cheered him on his drive Inin
"Wall, I used to be a Republi anw Godvik on deck after the death
We
are
not
captive
people.!'______
the city and to Miami Reacts
(nans whom they took over.1'
can. but now |'m for Adtel Steven
broke out and that Godvik
Ford, a native of Brooklyn and
The crowd was chanting "We son." aeld Trellis Mae. "And Wil fire
Klienhov/er spoka for 17 min
"The Russians have brilliant
"want back Inskie.”
u veteran ut 34 years service In
physicists and mathematicians, utes and was perspiring in streams want Ike" aa be stepped onto a bur used lo vote the Democratic
The bodies of Godvik ami Htramt- China, and hitter Ryan, hla secre
brilliantly lighted platform and ticket, but now be'i all out for
brilliant purely In theory. In Jot when he finished.
Void were found Just Inside the tary, also of Brooklyn, were placed
He said be first heard of Tampa lore Into the administration which Elsenhower.”
opulilon, they are probably
crew's quartan.
uniter house arrest on Dec. 23,
head of us in (henry Rut theory hack In Spanish American War In Jacksonville he had called a
"What does he about In hli
The fire was discovered by Nor- 1930, at Mei-htlen, Kwangtung
on* doesn’t produce an A bomb, day* "when thty had an embalmed leadership of "(tumble, fumble and sleep?"
beef scandal."
fall."
•v an army, or morale.
"oh, he shnula things like, 'At- teHi A Western Watchman Morgan Province.
He read from a prepared text In taboy. ttot- Oiva ii M '*m. U til'
Going on from tharc, h# said
Un April 14, 1931, they ware
"We've been bluffed and fooled
charged with spying aad were
Into thinking the Russians hsva "II didn't lake them any three which he promised lhat In the daya and wharf f shake nfm awake and
to
come
ha
would
outline
the
pollyears
then
to
clean
up"
the
mess.
started on a tortuous 21(1 mile trip
produced morn than Iboy have "
try to argue wllb him, he says,
Elsenhower was met at Ihe air clas he would follow on problem* 'Aw, let me alone,’ and then Itarta
to a Canton prison
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
of
peace,
Inflation,
labor,
agricul
port by a crowd estimated by Po
RLKHO CHINESE U N ITY
The sister related;
LISBON, Portugal Wr-The For
snoring. H Is maddening."
ture and cleaning corruption from
MOSCOW (AS-Red China’s lead lice Chief Ueealey at 100
"You wish me to cure him of tuguaite government announced
Thelr bur stopped at a village.
govemmrnt.
Elsenhower
closed
bit
Tamps
T Mao Tze-tung and Kovlrl Prime
talking In hli sleep?" Inquired the Tuesday night a 13‘s billion cx Hlnnlng, and the Reds tied Ford
Elsenhowereraised Republican menial healer
i Minister Joseph Stalin emphasised talk on a note of confidence In tne
emtero (1411,800,000) Oyrsr devrl with ropes and led him about the
I tuislan Chinese unity In Ih* I.tea future of America and the ability Sen John J william* of Dataware
"Kllher that," said Trellis Mae, opmant plan lo help free Ihe rutin town
i if "threats nf new nggresslim In of the people to arblev# the goil a* a man who has been chiefly "or 1 want to Bud ■ way to make try from her age long dependence
Students beat hi in wllh ropes,
responsible
fur
exposing
wrong
do
of
peace.
ha Far East" as they exchanged
him start saying, 'Hurrah for Ad- on foreign producers
slicks, stones amt refuse He was
lie said It was "ridiculous" for Ing In govemmen* lie pointed par lal,' In his sleep. That would be
[reelings on the seventh nnniverTh* program will b« financed knocked down several times, bill
ary of the World War II victory this nation to be fearful of any ticularly lo cases In th* Huston, even better."
hurra ally with government hinds each lime arose and— calmly and
thing with it* malarial and spirit Si. ),ouU and Han Francisco tax
over Japan.
Dr. Cortes looked troubled.
and hltharto Idle private capital
with dignity— walked on.
T b « lengthy telegram* sent by ual strength. But he had Inaiatfr rollacting agencies.
"You know, it's Just the other
The crowd gave him perhaps way around In my family," he re
The students were so out of coo
a leader* of the two huge Com- this strength Is being threatened
QUICK WORK
J(Hlou and a lowering of hla heaviest applause when ho marked. " I have been a lifelong
trol lhat the guard* fled and she
unlst nations were published on by corrui
said: "Thera can always be one Democrat, and atUi am. But my
loral in Washington.
NEW YORK (At— Paul Huberts, and Ihe bishop had to return to
• front page of the Communist moral*
The
ral expressed approval rotten apple in a bushel end II wife recently switched to Elsen 69, and Mary Watts, 83. met on the bu* depot unattended
arty newapaper Pruvda today.
Kora on might be nobody's fault. Bui I can hower I am raally quite worried 6 boat ride sponsored by a day
>oth Stalin and Man stressed that of rotation of iroopi1 in Korea
Slater Hvan said she saw him
should promise yon this If I should *»«w j . r
center lest month
lovlet Chinese friendship is "un th* grounds lhat ih» •oWler si
(our (lines in prison up to Feb 1
have to bear more than "a fair find
..... a
barrel
* rotten apple In any
—
1
--------1
nilhabla."
He sampled a basket lunch she end he was "appallingly emaciated
You know, I'd Ufca to hava you
given to my rare, It won't take me chat with her — give her tha worn- had prepared, and found It "de- and unable to walk.
Pravda In a lead editorial share" of the Job.
All along the route from the air 219 years to get rid of It."
arged that Japanese reserve po
lieJaw."
an's viewjjolnt on Stovenaoe."
Un Aug. 16, she said, she was
port Into the city, people ehouted,
‘ he addMl later: "1 cannot
a troops arc fighting In Korea.
Trollls Ute stared at tho payftaeaday they went on a City shown a death certificate! scrib
"(live 'em hell. Ike" and "Good tail you Ihe whole aslant of this chlslriit.
Writer* Department boat ride— ing Ford'* death to uld age anJ
luck, Ike." There was the same corruption because thare has been
. FAIR WEATHERPRlTvAILH
"You mean I came hare to let as honeymooners.
natural causes,
warmth that wga present in hli too much hiding and too little ca- you
By The Associated Preaa
to help me get Wllbur'a mind
There were a few wet spoil but other appearances ut Georgia aad posing by Ihe responsible officials of Ike, and now you want me to
of government. . . The American
IMeraUy It was fair weather over Florida.
you gal your wife's mind off
The general's plane took off for people have a right to know the help
noat of the country today.
IkeT"
Showers hit areas In Ihe East- Birmingham, Ala., at 10;3t a.m answers and the only way they
"Let me out of here," said Tre l
will ever find out Ihe .truth is to
irn Great Lakes region and In E8T.
The GOI' urssidsatisl nominee
MIWl get an administration that will slop lis Mae. " I ’m wMtlnj my oaoey."
he Middle and North Atlantic
tales There also were thunder- was drawing huge crowds gl evjry trying In cover up the meas."
TR U C E T A LLIU
U TO
U gailUHC
RERUNE
And then Elsenhower look an in
howars In cnailal sections of ihe stop shin
M UNRAN, Korea te*— The dead
none cou
direct slap al Demoaratlc Presi locked
(fait Gulf states.
an true* ta ka rasunte
Korean
nal charm or political I F dential Nominee Adlal Stevenson Thursday,
Cool weather continued In Ihe to perianal
end
ruling tha IWUa ateaiakl
Antral part of the country from peal— or lo a combinaUoii of tbs by saying:
h« Rockies to the Appalachians !wo.
"No man, however boneit, can
About 130,000
*c*pt near Ihe Gulf Coast. It was
clean up this mesa U ha Is sleeted slice detegitl
I m lit the Southwest and along Ih* to greet Elian...
aa tha qomlnea of tha admlnla* once a week fine*
Atlanta, Jackson1
R u t Coast.
(ration Which craatad the men. itralghl receii may
lo man eaa set out to restore
The low at Orantaburg, Wli., Miami.
A major ihMi la tho
There wtra
uty to govommant If ha owta on the war priumer
any today was ss in contrast, it
big turnouts today
election in any degree to those leeme needed before true*
■ha gl In Blythe, CalU.
inlngham, Ala.,
have condoned corruption. Ha can make any progress
Ark.— the last eg.,-------i hava no real freedom to pul North
2,400 mile Journey tro «
house in order If he wae In that sock
dtaiman^fDt’ th*
Into the South.
ted of debt to that kind of off!* demands return
C O U R T OK T____________
IIR COUNT Y
Un
---------------------T y,
HRMINOLR
COUNT'
muiust prlie w
, n,
"I would rather not be elected 000 Chines*
. OP FLORIDA.
aa ca
rebel yells when
resident than lo bo elected be stockades,
ORATE.
Truman admlnlitra
help ef those who have lost
IE E S T A T E OF
lo oovar up a "m
Maj. Gan. VI!
seme of public morals."
* M ILLER FRHGUHON,
and corruption.
top man on Ute
Deceased.
thower
obvjouily
w
a
s
They cheered
offered to
WHOM I T M AY COM- ;r "common w
by the raceptlona in Al* oners incl
i d * M i n . . . I « t H m o w * . , le t ft U u f t i r j L . ^
arksonvllle
end
Miami,
lie
t ’ government, ai
exhaustive
{otic* la hereby riven that John "whole sordid story"
hla thank! for "a gnat day Mat captlvi
y o u 'r # • m / f * v n d ir y o v r ~
snaray filed his final /sport In the Bureau of Intel
.. ute" and for the "warmth thousand*
aeutor of the estate of Emma
sincerity"
of
Ihe
welcome*,
They applauded he
pounced (
arcuson, dte4asarf|
dteSaatrii that ka
he ■•Id ft wean't enoug
1 Ferruson.
nhowor and those around dared
hla catitioe for /trial dinlot their first surprise In At* death— ,
Where police eatlmated that back ad
ttvtl "No chai
orabl* Douglas Btsnstrom,
to loo.ooa had turned out to Comman ..
oweai# can m
to
Judge of Hamlnote County,
the Republican visitor,
a -back l i t !
pity prisoner latest
n th* 6th day of October,
a back to th*
rman Talmudge and At*
M t, for aperaval ef same
ir stay* Mildly eatetfe wkan your A
imocratic Mayor W. B. vorda of
i aatra pretedtea of a Batntt roof I
i were among those to
th# hiM#
WOO
anhowar at Um airport, ad th* ii
Dtfflocratic
nor and mayor rodo with lal nomf
TfuhtoDim
tho city,
•ri itim j#
From
ivlly nJjwraJany
said Georgia
•gla too load to Jackao&cUle add toff cl
Executor
is‘
n
for
ttisssiuiw 3r kimtaared
tier
I available la
Party
1LM .
ruptlon In igovern maat
ue (bow youj
>rt Doubts
Reds Have Made
One Atom Bomb
S
J
i
S
Church Nun Tells
Of IndignitiesDone
To Catholic Bishop
2»U8S
The Weather
CHICAGO (*— Police were alert
ed today for possible renewal of
picketing of the U. 3. Courthouse
after a noisy demonstration Tues
day by some 200 pickets.
The pickets, sftcr parading In
the streeti. moved Into the court
house and shouted derisive pro
tests at a hearing by the House
Unamerlcan Activities Committee.
The committee Is investigating
Communism In defense Industries
The disorders, however, felled
to Interrupt the hearing al which
a self avowed former Communist
testified. Th - witness, Lee Lundgren, 31, a field representative for
the CIO International Union of
of Electrical Workers, named 41
persons ai Communists.
After th* demonstrations, fed
eral officials sent out a request
'or police detail!.
Lundgren, a former official of
Ihe Farm Equipment Division of
the United Electrical Karra Equip
ment Union (Ind 1, testified that
the Communist! rigged an elec
tion of officers of the union which
has thousand* of members work
Ing on defense orders He said all
major decisions of Ibe U E -F E
were dictated by the Communist
Party.
l.undgren said he Joined Ihe
Communist Party In 1946 and re
signed publicly on Jan 1, 1930,
Ibe same day, he said he quit the
U E -FE .
The International Union nf Elec
trical Workers was formed by the
CIO after (he ouster of the UE j
an FK unions In a purge of leftwing elements The UE and FE
later merged as an Independent
union
City CommiHHion
Il initlniiPia ri*ii*i I**k# (i«#i
Asheville
Boston
Chicago
Clavaland
Lo* Angeles
New Orleans
New York
Seattle
Washington
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
High prw Frfcte.
32
h
(3
90
73
49
68
03
SO
74
83
68
•>
9U
U
68
33
87
78
39
91
64
93
74
1.13
91
71
School Enrollment
M ilM flatiF eJ
r.rtift
l)M |
first thiougli 12th Kittle*, w .h
6.12. Seminole High School al S )3
rank* tluril among th* County s'
white sihools and second in San
ford.
Croonis Academy, having * .l
pupils, has the largest lr..'>' .oval
enrollment nf any school tn th#
county, though It* enrollment Is
down hv 22. Kolokce, the smallest
school lo Seminole County, report*
ml its enrollment up from 11 test
year to 11 this year.
Check** Are Trialled
For Social Security
Social Hecurlty checks mailtd
•Sept. 1 to 760 Seminole County
peopls were Ihe lilt under Ih* olq
rates of uuyinent, according to
Paul K. Weaver, Manager of the
Orlando social security office.
Payment* due to the same people
rarlv In October will amount tc
$29,626.
As n result of changes made in
the social security laws in July,
nearly everyone receiving old-age
and survivors insurance bantfiU
will get higher payments. Most r*J
tired workers will receive Increase*
ranging from $6 to $8.60. In
creases for dependents ami surviv
ors will he less than those for re
tired workers. In most rases, theso
Increase* will he about $2 to $6.
“ For example," Weaver says, “u
retire,) insured worker whose Aug
ust payment mailed lids week la
$41), bused on earning* received
since 1916, will get u September
nymeul of $45; n worker who got
68 60 in tlie current chrek will get
$77.1t) the first week in October.’’
Ii will nut Im necessary for pari
suns now getting old age and sur
vivors insurance payments to call
or enme to tin- Orlando social se
nility office to get the Increases.
The checks they will receive early
in October wilj nntomnticaliy carry
Sami note III k Ii St-hool arid Prinrjpnl J. N, Grooms of Cioomx
Arsdeiiiy uml work out details of
agreement fur iduylng foot!,all at
the xtnilluui, aru1 to rrpoit their
findings next .Monday night to
the romniissluners.
Chumhei of Commerce Manager
Forrest Rreekenrldge iminted out
to tile Commission that Sept, 29
will he (lie 76th anniversary of
the Incorpmalioli ,,f .Sanford unit
asked the roomilssionar* if they
were in favor of some sort of
ceremony on that day. They ex the increased auimints.
pressed approval of the Idea.
I
This morning Mr. Rrei-kenridge,
following a conference with U of C j f«r people who want to cut
President Jack Hall, announced I " » jJ « ‘r
I tit* I U a n m n i t i f i i J i U r t l l life frifr-tvlttri I * W J U t 1
p Ml H U M O f {110 111 t o > I f l ! *
that a committee will be formed
100 calories of energy. Thalr starch
to work out plan* to celebrate content
is low.
the antdversary.
N
New and Uned Instruments
1All Leading Makes
Nepal nr anil ICacomllt tuning
Bukur’H Musical Instrument Shop
1094 Cedar A,ana*
Phuds 1411
C
ig hla campaign route, Jut
tld sar whether it was due
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j* the Feed Trader. Feed
Hygrauli* la w k Central aarae
tteaa aad wark la maay ways.
Alb aa tee caasylate facial
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trader llir best passible serslee
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•■Hire on the day befar, pabllrallup.
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II aa error orruta la l e e r ad.
W r rauaul he respoutlb e far
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gbs itinge C m , h*‘ "fan I 'lo iu m
L A I t l i E T H R E E UKI'KOO.M
16'
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two l.nlh huine Attached (wo , ui
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euiiitii mill woiks|iu|i on tin,-,
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Ui11 tej section o
ol l i T W l ) l i M ply Wuutl Ia*all I id, a- lotss in In-Iter
li i y Si i vice .Sunfoiii Avenue
i l l y Low down p n y m 'i i l T u t u l
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p u . l -e y ft. 1st SI. phone
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furniture.
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I'aimiili lc Seivuu. tiuild oi Machine
Country
F ilin g Saw Hospital.
« lull Road.
L O S T A N D F O U N D — .a
III.H eiatuhlUhed Company hit" l i opening for suleaninn in Si mi
Lost; StHinless steel, round, Cro
iioIm and VuIuhIii County are-i
ton Auioniatio ladle*’ wrDt
Mint have rat and rifelelieewuith willt ateei b*ud. Reward,
Coinniiaiiuii liuste, rmnings nil
IUI7 - J .
limited. I,yon Dry (hauls Com '.I lei.
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puny, I*. 0. Ho* UI7. Situfmai
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in Ur-
flMMi |1•i wick, tlciicmlinft
i m ill* i ,.f Minis and tlii* mr«a
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......
v\ '* fully iihoiit vutiiAelf
r " l« 11cli »i y |i»i *■t« i r oil All «#
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t
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ja l o u s ie s
F U K N I H I t E O one hetjrvvm houi''.
nenrly complete, on I acre *
eleven iiruugv, 4 tunnvi)i)t- and 3
pe> an trees
one mile west pf
City Eifiiiu. Prici-d lor Q U I C K
niile nl f.'l.bifO, • Some tcripa if
alt-sired.
it A Y A I M ) R E A L T Y C O „ H H U f tE lt 4 —
i!U0 North I'ark Avenue J’ knpt HOP
W'e
C c m s to d ?
Isl St
n ie ic h a iu iift*
hi
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Flout ultd i O- pill, II
VI (I 11( I I 11•I 's
Item \ I ion .lot.
rump Ipjiih - on duub)« corner lot.
Screened poith, hardwood floor".
Hie hath, vice trie kitchen, Volte
Unit blinds, space heater. 3f0<l
l . m i m Ave. Call 3300 J fur n|>
point nipnt.
Stan
I Im! U
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M iiiiii
*fin fullow ifi ’t n n ' U o m am!
■ ••> "ii "l a Im ft** national
in at nit
w ith
thin
and
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i if tiv « fin off* i v uii life fling
(Hi til. I ll MT itilty
(f iuenbackt
"*i nunic
lti*»'ii eyes* fuf
"th» |«
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n lu'l a act i ich ipuck
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3 f,» w aal,is
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tins 033 U ayt-m .. lb .1.1 |J.
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lo o lla l
C o m i i l.loi-k
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v i *f a
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W oiih
Luuuty
i HI u i t u i » i n 1.1 ,
t -" In Only iC 4|tili*il.
I mined
will
» (uni i I 11in men* fur >«»u If
f l l ' J l l ' F . l i T U I - I'.S iidi! « miii ui iiHF*
llllio ty
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lelliou, eleo and - i i o ' i l.iiddf l 1
t.tdei i lilu i.d o List -lo. I, ( - in
puny . I lent Pul k Fl.-ndit
l.oi
cacti
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V E N E TIA N
III. I M i s
Fuetoiy prices! It.. 11;, It, ml lllin t
Alnniin iiin "lot . . . .i i .m ..i p i n
tle tupes C o u i p l. li i . p u . i
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S i l l \ |t W ,il. i III ui.
t id.iuu nod w laI , ■i
ioif|i," i ill,
C ull 1143 It
ftti
• Jin- iu pahlc of humlling.
M i " , yum oppurlu iiily to he
1 't »n >uui a n a with a pio*
dtlt ( ll.ul Will ftlVl* Villi un*
iiu n n .i •* i lui.ft.- w ii k
a new
m u v .t v
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i in i i
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n
I'UH-
llo pdle MU Cel
I tin o iif o l fool loom house, i d
t l . - . l l l i K i U l o i i . to ili etplippi I
Atl ulls only Cull S'JU M
Nice
Im
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Co.
Wall,
suii
mi. In Aim y
I I , ' oval « «>l»til(lu|i age v l nluca*
(mu .in
nf r
,ni|u>ilanc#t
« •■«11•i t,c u|tt*rrt«<l without in*
t* i f iTi iici* •’Hi* y o u r |>|fgfnt
j**' W . . M i .iifiiiiftii ii«iin $500
F le e
F le e
Lite
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till
m i
.ik -»■ ,!■' * a ii tl
newspa|j«iA.
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iitllli.tii a iiiuntli aittl iiivitft&ing
.Ia0 \ ( 111 n l K H ' I I Y I I
lie♦•*111*' .im* of the m u tt futmlou*
U S E D T I K E S I Loo
ni.
I ".i
auto tuhrs, bOe up
V T it"tooe
Stoles, M I E. Isl Si
Point
10
nt lii.."
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Vii it i ic a> ut Hew a ii lull m lit' %tfi*
•t'»i . *1*
a jiioilucl that
La
*i tu a /.ilift failiju* ac Cc (italic#
*naf wlrn It in imtimialiy advvf*
0 •»* - I
T U X E D O K n B D M Coinpl.te In.,
lln n t’s Tuxedo Feed Store.
tlli W
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S # Jt
F O R R A I . K fly Owner. T l i m - bail
EiUbllihtd
a h t T c l k h k o i i h a i .k
at
Henhuilk li l v i r A Paint , ■>
I I L D i i l K l l I m ifo ilo -l .v .l house
l-il. lieu f ,. i i o - l - l I n i g e fi n. i',l
In v o i d
P i . f* i
inutile
w ild
. Iiihlreti I'lono L ( 3 H Vv
K A K H E X A M IN E D
(SI.AHHKH F I T T E D
Ilf* South
I N I.IM I I tl*
n lT U in I M TV
IN
i \ r \ m h n i , .m a h k e t
^ -»• ' • 1
i
itmih'iully i« p u n -
with
■ I■
I-
llii.im-so lliiporlunlllrb
1(1 M N 'K N S
P u u TiU te of I'ar.le W ns
Apartnianti.
IM W
rtpienti
llllll we
Sirta intend
liilt.ll-l l.i
t it ..i Iu
I ..ti oui.l
Lt. U S ClS- _* 1,1
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l«. Iry
s le
said ’
F i m t S l i n - t . Phone 400 - W .
name pnisiiunt lo the (einis of
F I T I N I S I I E . l t inoiiem apo'tineiii
llo Kiel i n . in. Nome M n t n t r lo n il
(■im I’ i i 1 1> Avenue.
See Mlifi Oil ol Klmiilii Stnl.it. " l u l l
will, the I leth of t|o' C i l r u l t Couit
D E F E N S E H u l ’S I N d
of Seminole ( ' o m i t y . Kli.ii.ln
M i l P K H S tlN N E I.
Vernon K Vliieinr.i
N V A H Persiimirl (I n ly , Avm liilde
t.eoia e II W illi am s Ji
Now T w o I.fill 00(11 iiousrs, etc.
O w net •
tit,kitchen,
l.ieukfnst
t >it r
•
s i pt i. 1'i.V.’
•iiaulieit poivh,
tilullllt
til*
I,nth I .f, (|0 Pholle I '1'JJ
Dlf.
Tsvo lii five lUl'V' of form Inn.I,
clcuicil nun tiled piefein-.l I ' i' o. i
hoyei wnitins:
I.UIl.VIA N N - IIII.I.S
iniine. "Vineyi.i.l £ i >i|npiHi>'\ amli W KI.AKA
ily
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I’HONE 148
vi:
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4— K K A L K S T A T K V V W ’i K I l - I
^juajtors.
I k s lullunlats rales »e*l| i lo
The
all W aal Ads y . l l l . l r l
Sualwtil lleraldl
• Hate
U r , r r liar laaetrlaa
s iliars lin- per llae laeerllaa
a limes Nr iter llae laserlta*
M limes
« r eer llae laaerllaa
Sr per llae f - r T e a , I f I'aalrael
S i te nuras «a the llae.
Muahle Rale r o t Uiara Pare ( ape
Le ft u I N o tic e s
AumlnlitrfttMr of rh** #»tm*
of
L •I ' l l J a ni h W r ift h l . it c *-a »•*<1, I- it
t ft I ft J?th ita> nf IniHiiM A (I 111:. J
w
d is c u s s t a c t i c s
F u r Heaullfl
l fttit# Aflit for final illn.h.irft'- an
It
Pmsi- 3
SEOUL. Korea
— CJen John
Cannon. chief of the l T S Air
: Force Tactical Com in and. arrived
. today to dlu-UM tactical aspect*
of the Korean War with the V N
air officers
The Taclicttl Cumimiihl'* pn
■nary mission Is close support n(
front line troops and lighter and
filthier bomber sweeps behind lied
lines
LKAVltl J A I I H H AV IlltlH T.
V* m m
SANFORD HERALD
to
UHSTT,
in f r t n i i T r.
i
IR HB T lf}’ KRTATR t(K
Al.l.
THE
AVidheiulity. Se|d. .1 ,|1VJ
n m x r
tiir
(SKMINtll
[I LK
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TO
I
F U L L 'T IM E fiinnluin halt. An |dy Wall bug your cur rogartll**> ill
Mr, Hill before (toon. Tuiirhluti
age ur condition.
Druw Company.
1.1111<- A Reel U»ed Car]
2nd and Sanford
ipvc reporter. Apply in
Plot 170' g J00‘, up* Mock r a i l
Ing stating ux|iuritlm-u unit YOUR CAR l» worth mora motto
of IHkhway l7*8^rrlcb »6UOO.
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Last Niprht, 6 - 0
Palatka Azaleas
Blackwell Pays Take M ilt Lead
Off For Yankees In Shaughnessys
b Nip I s l a n d e r s
With First Win A ’10-9
In FS L PostChisox Sweep T w i n
Bill From Tigers
To Take 4th S p o t
Ity jOE*REICI!LFR
Associated Press Sports Writer
The New York Yankee* received
a quirk dividend on their 340.000
investment tn Ewell (The Whip)
Blackwell.
Five days following the pur
chase uf the former National
League star from the Cincinnati
Reds, the Yankees Tuesday night
sent Blackwell to the mound
again*! the Huston Red Sox. And
the long.lean righthander respond
ed wllh a scoreless Sinning per
formance tn rack up hla first
American League triumph.
Rlarkle was not the overpower
ing piii her he had been In hla
day* *« a big winner with Ihe
rted*. hut he looked quite capable
heforr how log out for a plnrhhllter. lie permitted four singles,
fanned four and walked three be
fore retiring because of weariness
and the humidity.
It wa* In the fifth, the Inning
Hlarkwell left, that the Yankees
ganged up nn Boston Starter Sid
Hudson for all thrlr runs to win
the nightcap, 4 0, after Rookie
Tom (lorman hid hurled an Bhit, 3 D shutout over the Red Sox
In thr afternoon portion of the daynluhi douhleheaaer.
The two triumphs ran the Yan
kee*' winning streak to five and
Inrrrmed Ihclr first-place margin
over Ihe Idle Cleveland Indians tn
j Volusia County
Kennel Club
T O N IG H TS EN TR IES
FIRST HACK— 5/18lhs Mile
Starts Dally Double
Yankee Miss, Lavarca, Sp— dv
Dixie, Ed’s (Hide, Venture, Mein
Event, Behave, Texle Msn,
SECOND R A C E - B/Ulthe Mile
End* Dally Double
Tower Man, Shadows, flhlrlev
Sno, Roval Line, Jney'a Pal, Black
Suede, Mv l.uek* Seven. N|re 'Hme.
TH IR D R A C E -4 / U th u Mile
Inmgtrey, Rough Bomb, Jovxelle,
Mixed Beauty, Allegiance, Hasty
D m sin). Tack Out, Clam.
FO U R TH RACF,— 8/ietks Mile
Bill! Way, Lotus, Poverty Patrol,
Kttdalfus, Dark Dan, Qusen Bug,
Trudv Down, Handy Mabel.
F IF T H It ACE— 8/18 Mile
Ivy Chain, Pvpocar, mil Denher, My Lucky t ee, Jungle I’rlde,
Itnztmataxx, Scarlet, Babcork.
H IX TII RACE— 9/l8tha Mile
Woodbine, Our Jerry, Lurky
Ship, La llu-Ten, Sls’s Rlsetilt, Star
Shadow, Forester, Charming Doct"r.
S E V E N TH RACK— 3/IBth* Mite
Cavles Laddy, Harry Rich, Cusheen, Mnrookey Tops, Chas, My
/.yisler, Getting Gay, III Dollar
King.
EIG H TH RACK— 3/lllh* Mile
Cnppertone, Rnmpln Red, Real
Gold, Wayfletd, Eager Edge, Truo
llyer*. Five Spot, Cited.
N IN T H RACE— 3/18lha Mile
Saucy Step, Catherine Kirk,
Fagsr Me, Nancy Davis, Eden,
Cork* Rebel, King Twig, Mr. towe,
T E N T H HACK— 3/18tha Mile
Rambling Irle, Desfsx, Blonde
Cherub, Roltaway Babe. French
Blue, Fast Breeaa, Handy Faro,
Jnck Archer.
E L E V E N TH RACE— Beach Course
Phil, Sassv Rosa, Forever Thine,
l-ondon Style. Big Yankee, Texas
Hand, Fancy Jive, Saucy 81*.
iSeason Play - Offs
BUI Stelnecke's Palstka A m
iens took the Florida State
league's final play-off lead by
rapturing the first game from
Daytona Beach Islanders last
night In Fnlatka by a narrow 10-D
margin.
The third glare A'a now only
need two more wins In Ihia
best three out of five game
series wllh Ihs I V Both teams
swept through the preliminary
eeries
of
Ihe
post-season
Hhsughnrssys by winning In the
minimum number of two games.
Daytona registered a stumdng
upset by blanking tho powerful
DeLnnd Red Hat* twice to ad
vance to the finals.
I'slatka
dropped Jax Reach In leu* con
vincing fashion during the weakrail preliminaries.
r L a y - o f f h k r ik h D A TA
W. L. Pet.
Daytona ............... ..0
1 .000
0 1.000
-.1
Palatka ...
Games Tonight
I’slatka st Daytona,
Result* Last Night
Palatka 10, Daytona I.
Merles winner will be Ihe r In
ner of three nut of five gamra.
P A L A TK A — The Daytona
Beach Islander* nrored five runs
In a big eighth Inning here last
night to come within one run of
tlelr.tr thn score with the Palstka
Azaleas In the first gsmo nf tho
final series of thn rS I. Shauuhnessy playoff but tho .Stelneckomen managed to stop the rally in
time tn preserve a 10-0 lead.
Thn locals srored three runs hi
the scoml, three In llm third and
four In the fourth. Tho Islets
trailed 10-4 going Into the eighth
scoring a single run In the first
and ser-rnd nn LeHoy Irby's homer
and n pair In the sixth before
rotting loose for four hits und
6 runs In (he eighth.
Irby, with tlireee for four. In
cluding a triple besides hi* homer,
was the big swatter for the Is
landers. Hr batted In three runs.
John Mallard rapped three singles
tn lead the Ut-nlt Azalea attack.
Each team used three hurlrre with
3lt games. The ilump-rldden Red
Bog. who now nave crapped seven
of tnelr tail eight, all on the road,
fell BW lengtha behind the Amer
ican League pace-setters. They
have scored but one run In the
last 38 Innings
Brooklyn's Dodgers, thr Nations!
League leaders, fared exactly the
opposite from Ihe Yankees. They
dropped a pair tn Phllsdolphli’s
Phillies, 8 2 an<l U-l, and were
lucky to pet out nf Ihe City of
Brotherly Love In one piece Two
dozen Phlladripnia lilts plus splen
soli
did pitching by Righthanders IhobIn Roberts and Karl Drews cut
tha Dodgers' first place lead over
the Idle New York Giants to eight
games.
Chicago's
hlca
White Sox climbed Intn fourth
fnurll place, vanquishing the
Detroit Tlgera twice, 8-3 ana 7-4.
Hoccn Knnlch'i l-run triple in the
ninth wnn the opener. Marv Gris
som won hts Uln In the nightcap.
Washington's Senators, although
held to three hits In each game,
won a twl-nlght twin bill from
Philadelphia, 3-1 in 10 Innings and
5-0. to dump the Athletics Into
fifth place, only a half game in
front of the Nats.
BUFORD LONO
florid* Oatora
Gators Must Hear
Down For Stetson
Game, Says Coach
G A IN ESV ILLE ^ -P o iin g for
the newj photographer* milled lo
rather than *ubtractrd from the
wnrk for the University of Florida's
Gators today as Coach Bob Wood
ruff pushed hard In gel his squid
in shape for scrimmages.
"Too many of you came bark
In poor physical condition," he
said "And with less thnn three
weeks to the opener with Stetson,
we've got to really bear down to
get the work done '*
The squad went through its usual
morning drill, rushed into game
uniforms for nn hour-amt a half
session with Irnsmen, and was
scheduled for blackboard drills
early In the afternoon anil another
field seaslnn later
The first real team drill found
two offensive backfields alterant
Ing In an effort to innstrr Ihe play
assignments nml become aerus
tomed to working wllh each other
as units. Orn foursome hud Rick
Casnrrs at quarterback. Sam Dos
terhmidl and J ( I'.spa i Hall at
halfback and Bob Miieth at full
hack All but Muelh, a sophomore,
arc letlermcn
Thr other ball rnrrylng unit bad
Fred llnhlnson at quarterback, flu
ford I.ong and Dick Wntaln at half
back, amt Heed Quinn al Full
back Long and Quinn am letter
men. Robinson and Watsnn sopho
mores
The Siviford Naval Auxiliary
Air Station's team will battle
the Pinecsslle Air Force Base
tonight in Exposition Park at 7:30
p. m to determine the winner of
Orlando'* Class *B* softball chant*
pionsltip for this year.
Plnrcnslle's flyers advanced
In the finul round after they
defeated FASRON of the San
ford Air Stallnn, 8-0, last night
in Orlando. The main team of
the local nlr base w||| he going
Inin ibis ermine's (ray with a
drrldrtl edge orrr i’inecoalle.
Hanford need* only one gam*
to win the "F,” title while Plnerustlr mint defeat the local* twice
in order to claim the Orlando soft
ball "H " crown.
The reason for thin Is that
Plnrca*tle sdranced from the
timer* lirarkei lo play Hanford
in Ihe sinner* division. Hanfnnl ha i been nndiy.'atrd In the
ilny-nff* *n far und Plnecattla
b.
in* hern hrnlrn once.
I.nil night the rlianre* for nn
ntl-Snnfnid Air Bute final »etle*
for the Orlnndo title were dashed
a* lh« Air Fnrremen from Pinetiistlc pinned u d-(> whitewash on
th" local FAHRON nine.
Hill Began paved the way
for the winner* by turning In
* superlative two-hltter In
blanking FASRON the entlra
I''
distance.
Meanwhile il appear* likely that
at lrn*t two local team* will be
competing In the Orlando Clas*
"B" Inrilnllnnal tournament which
will begin tomorrow night a*
Exposition Park at 7:30 p.m.
Tommy Stringer will meet
with player* and manager* nf
Ihe I'it) Recreational softball
rirriill tonight above the City
Hall lo selert n 13-man all-star
train to represent Hanford in
llir Orlnndo Invitational
The Hanford Air Station will
Piotmhlv enler llielr championship
hnse team in the Invitational
inret tomorrow night.
No titit11wr who win* tonight's
game nr the pn«l aensnn Orlando
inflhall series, Ihe Orlando dia
mond bill crown will not be held
hv a team from the Orsne*
Coonly srat. I’lnerastle Is in
Orange County but not In O r
lando and the Hanford Air Hlalion tram in from Hanford in
Heminole County.
Tho Orlando Invitational will
wind up thn eoftball season In
the starters drawing (be win and Central Florida for Hilt year.
the loss.
Tonight the Aisleaa play In
Daytona, returning lo T'alatka for Pslslks
033 BIO 00*— 10
the thlrtl game Thursda
R ^ -Renner, trhy 2, Plrtle 3,
Daytona Reach
Hildebrand 3, Poston, Sondermeyer
Bailer, ss
2, Mallard, Geary 2. Tesnow 2,
Renner, 2b
Pollard, Pardue. E — Smith, Lang,
Cook, cf
ilnilrr. Mallard, Hildebrand. RBI—
Ovary, rf
Irby 3, Lon"* 2, Mallard, HildaTrsnow, If
brand 2, Plrtle, Poston, Ruckar,
Pollard, lb
Haller 2. 2U Genrv, Plrtle, Poston,
Irby, ;ih
.'ill 11by. III! Irl.y, HR— HoiOterPardue, c
mover, Hildebrand. H— Htnugh, KaStougli, p
, mlila■> DP -Smith to Hildebrand.
Lang, p
Left lisyloim S. Palatka 8. BB—
a-Ruckcr
Hutson I. Long 3. SO— by Slough
Newsome, p
off Slough 2. Ila** t, Pennington 2,
' Totals
1, tang 2. Ila** 1, Pennington 1.
HO— Htnugh 4 In I 2/3 Innings 3
Palatka
run*: Hast t In 8 Innings 4 runs:
tapes, cf
Pennington 3 In 2 Innings 5 runs;
Mallard, 2b
l.nng 7 In 8S Inning* 7 run*. WP—
K****M*n, If
Lang, Bass. Winner— Bass. Loser—
Smith, ,1b
Htnugh. U — Lcits, illicit, Burkhart
Plrtle, rf
ami Kettle*. Time— 2:10. A— 888.
Hondrrmeyer, **
Hildebrand,
Poston, c
Titusville Tides
Bata, p
Pennington, p
Low
Hutson, p .......
Thursday, Sept. 4
Totals
J.07 a.m.
7:20 a.m.
a— Walked for Lang in 8th.
1:27 p.n.
110 002 030— 0 7:83 p in.
Daytona
HERE S A REAL
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19 A N BABY W AY TO ADD A 9M0WMM
CRANI
ADDINDA
• No tearlni out of wells—
oo planer work required
totnitell the Crgoe/MlWo
l»enew doming)
A meeting of an playera. and
manager* of the City Softball
League will bo held tonight to
ehoooe • ll*mon all-atar teem
from Sanford far the Orlnnda
elaaa B InviUUMal tonnoy
aft!:
tLisiT.«‘*rors:
W i k n Uw at! la* a
stintf Contractor!
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Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1932
Softball Meeting To
Form All-Star Team
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By K E N T C IIB T L A IN
Initial atep* toward converting
Sanford'* magnificent 1200,000 Me
morial Baichall .Stadium into n
gridiron *port« arena received ihe
go-ahead algnal from the f'liy
Commission at la«t night'* City
Hall aeaalon.
A three-man committee ivm hi>
.pointed by the Commission to !*•■gin working out the detail* of th"
eonvrralnn with Sernlnnle High
School Principal Herman E. Morrla
and Prof. Cronin* of Cronrna Aca
demy.
Denver Cordell nod John Ktlde?
were named along with new City
Manager Tom Lemon to Investi
gate and negotiate nn agreetnen'
with the two prep nrhnnl* and then
return to the Commission with n
full report next Monday night.
From all Indication* It appear*
likely that It will now he Just a
matter of lime and Ironing out re
qnlilte detail* before troth local
mgh achonl* will bo *hlftirrg their
home football game* to the Me
morial fitadlum.
Morrl* told the Herald ycaterdny
that He wa* nultr willing to jrlay
all the Seminole High School roothall game* thU year In the Mentor
lal Stadium. If the Stadium’* field
wa* refinlshrd to meet minimum
football standards. Meantime, It I*
no Merel that Cronin* ha* been
leaking the uae of the Memorial
Jameson Photo
Stadium for hi* *chord till* fall
Andrew Slim- Irighli present* the Hill Hardware softball trophy to Chuck Flarwler* (centerI, captain
since the Academy doean't have tif tni* year’* Cit< »>«ftlnill champion Wilson-Malarteam. Al Wilson (left! *pon*or of the winner*,
adequate athletic facilities at till* look* ott.
W’llar.ri-Mrtler won tho regular *ea»on pennant and made It a grand *l*m triumph by
time.
defeating ltoli*on'* Sporting Cood* three game* to two In th* post leaaon play-off aerie*. Plunder* wa*
The major ohatacle thu* appear*
...................re*,
ace Wilson hurler.
‘ Ited
‘
to be the co*l of converting the (ilrctcd eo-raptirllr for next yi-ar’» WlUon club along with
ball diamond In n gridiron. Cordell
eiHmated that 1200 would he *11
that waa nere**ary to replant the
Infield with rye and level the pitch
ing mound.
Morrl* *ald that he rnnld assure
th* City a gale of about 1,000 for
five or alx home game* till* year
or about inofl. Thf* In term* of a GAINESVILLE iJ* The poxxlhil
|0-cerit tax per capita would net Ity that Miami enn niitlild Florida
The Miami Sun Sox dill clung
'man game*.
th* City 1100 for trine
game It for alhli'le* may In- holding up the
In their game and a Half lend over
do** not Include the tax receipt foothull coulrui't between the two
Miami Bench today in the downfrnm the Crourn* Academy game*, hlggexl collcgn.* In tin- slate
to the wire battle for IheFloridn
which might, a* John Krlder rpoint,
j
Internallonal taague pennant
n'" ‘:
In a *lnleinenv o, reason* why
ed out, "actually draw
Both team* broke even In dim
crowd* Hull Hemlnn li *nioh In,! ,,lr w d ra rt reinaln* unsigned,
bleheadrr* Tuesday nlgbl The Sun
h, t yt
th e N ra r, Florida It end touch ...id All,Idle
Sox toil the first game to Tampa,
1,1 nutdrew
D im Inr Hub Woodruff said Tueloo)
Won Loat Pet, 4-2— their third straight defeat by
mglil the motirlnry value of n
ctlon bv the Commission cnitn* duy
Florida Slate league Pleyoff
Immediately after hearing n re Miami Mholitrirhip *1i% not riiiiallrd t’nlniku in Daytona Bench (t (Pa- the Smoker*— then came back to
pull out n 4.1 win In the second
quest by the two-man fun* com In any cimlerence with which I
Intkn led* final, .1 nf 5 aerlea. contest.
mittf* of Krlder ntnl Cordell. They am familiar, nod we *hnll never
I ui
Miami Beach, with It* iiennant
polntrd out the ohvlou* advantage lie nhle In rmiipi'le with them nn
N aIIoiimI le ague
boil*
In nlate nr mil
hope* gradually weakening a* Ihe
of better lighting, parking and rent, .hi
, cqmil
,
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.. Brooklyn
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854 race draws Inward Saturday'* flu
tt
room facllllle* In the Memorial
"'hlele* where monetary
501 Ish, missed an opportunity to plek
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32
New York
6 dlum over
ovi and above those now value nf the aelinlurahlp 1* a run ,Ht.
37
Louis
74
385 up ground by also cropping It*
ered at Ihe rickety Heinlnoh- Nlilerntlnn."
72
58
554 opener to the Lakelnml i'llols, 2 0.
WoiNlrilff aniil Miami alhlrles get Philadelphia
Igh Hchoul etadluin.
08
68
493 Tne Flamingo* took the second
The creation of the "Stadium 110 a month where Southeastern Chicago
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454 game, 3-4 In 13 Innings
Conversion Committee" came out (.'tinfereiire school*, lucludiiig Flor- llmtmi
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Each of thn leader* ha* four
of the motion Introduced by Com Ida, enn give athlete* only 313 a Cincinnati
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391 games remaining. Miami will play
missioner John Kader ami saennd month In addition to luitlon, fee*, PiUshiirgh
American taague
one mure with Tampa ami three
•d by Andrew Carraway. Mayor hoard, hook* and room.
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54
504 with
St,
Petersburg.
Miami
Stemper dlrecled the committee to
A aludeul who ha* a Job In ed New York
SM Reach’s leal four are all with third73
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report hack to the Commission next illllon lo III* scholarship would he Cleveland
531 place Tampa
no
81
Monday night fur a full report. At Inellgllilr In the SKC, Wmidniff Bos Ion
89
527
62
Tampa shoved arrots four runs
that time Tt In expected the Com- *ahl. Imt Mime Mlmnl nllilele* Philadelphia
.527 In the aecond Inning to win Tues
Chicago
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82
million will take official ntep* In have Joli.-i In town
.513 day night's opener The Sun Sox
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approve the pren echool arrange
The Flurlda coach *ald Ihe ne Washington
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414 rallied for three run* in the sev
merit* and ssnrtlnn th* rnnver*lo'i gotlntlmi* are (or four yean. Ill Ht tauTs
.120 enth to take the nightcap l^n
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work at the Memorial Stadium.
rliullmi till* year’* game *ehrd Detroit
Flnrlds International Lesgu*
Pecnu's 3-run double was Ihe big
Cordell expressed hope I tint the till'd nl Gainesville Nov 22,
101
48
878 blow
City and high echool* could reach
tie said Flurlda hn* asked Ml Miami
880
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49
an early accord *n that the Htn- am! to agree to llicse SEC regu-1Miami Bench
Itoy Sluqiirflcld pitched a .1 hit
55
5)0 ter to give Lakeland It* first game
Tnmpn
84
dlum'a field might tie In condition lal ion*
87
.550 win over Miami Beach (icorgo
St. Petersburg
52
for the opening fonlhnll game with
"The innnclnry value of *chn
.490 Handy belted h 310 fool bonier In
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78
Euxtli here Friday night, Sept. 2d, aralilp* or gi.inta-ln aid In nllilele* Havana
.430 Ihe 13lh to give thu Flamingo*
85
Palm Beach 84
shall he limited In tuition, fees, Weal
.336 their victory In the last game
51 101
room, Ininrd, hook* and 113 per Lakeland
Key Weal
279
41 106
Havana defeated West Palm
mimlh fur laundry.
TUESDAY'S RESULTS
Beach, 4-1, In a bailie nf serood"Transfers *half comply wllh the
American taagu*
division club*. HI Peier*;mrg was
Koiithouslrra Conference Iramfer
New York 54 Boston 00
rained out at Key West.
rule
"The University of Florida and Washington 3 5 Philadelphia 20
(Flrsl game io innings)
Ihe University nf hllninl *hall him
Boston at Washington (night)
or Ihe algnlnu or Florida buy* to Chicago fl 7 Detroit 5 4
Detroit at Cleveland (night)
(Inly
gamp*
ullilclic M'linlar*hl|i* nceordlng lo
By The Associated Press
St. I,ouls at Chicago (night)
National
taa
«»*
Nallemal League
^utliM itern conference varilly South*nslcrti I'nnfereiu'r rules and
I’hilmtclphla no Brooklyn I S
(uli a n Jumping to tho busl- regulation*
Phlladvtmda at New York (night)
Only
games
A camlldale enrolling at thn
of fool lull with vigor mul
Brooklyn at Boston, (night)
Florida International Leagne
t that belie thalr natural sum* University nf Florida nr Ihe Uni Tampa
Pittsburgh el Cincinnati (night)
4-3
Miami
1-4
versity of Miami after Jan. 1, 1032,
mar physical laxity.
Chicago al St. Louis (night)
Florida International league
.Kentucky Coach Paul Bryant ap- must, a* a condition of eligibility, Lakeland 2 0 Miami Beach 0-1
(aecond
game
13
Innlngi)
tared In good aplrlti after T ubs- make at the beginning nf each sea
Miami at Tampa
Havana
4
West
Palm
Beach
1
ay’a workout. Ila laid ho wan son an affidavit slating that he
Weat Palm Beach at Havana
"Very wall pleated with tho way hn* rerelvctl no Inducement what St Petersburg at Key Weat post St. Petersburg at Key West
poned,
rain
ever, from any »ourco.
the playera retponded . .
Only games
TO D A Y ’S GAMES
"All of Ihe agreement* of Ihe
At Tutcaloou, Coach Itnl Drew
Florida
Slate
league
Playoff
put hla Alabama Crlmtnn Tides- Soulhenstern Conference rule* of
Men through a 30 minute scrim- eligibility shall bn iiibiert to Ihe I'alnlka at Daytona Beach
American League
male. End Tommy Stewart may ruling of Ihe HKO commissioner's
New York at Phllidelphla (nigh)
M loal for tho teainn hecauie u nffleo."
Woodruff said Miami ha* agreed
knee operation I* not responding
lo abide by 8P,C eligibility rule*
to nraatment.
After a l-hour workout topped In It* game with Alabama Oct. 3,
half-hour acrlmmage, Loulsi- •ml Florida Is merely asking the
ana State University Mentor (lay* some consideration, He added)
"Our reaaon for asking Miami
MU Tlnaley aald hla squsd had "a
highly auceeaaful outing." Tlnaley to agree to tho signing of alhletee
Concentrated on three offenalvo under Bouthraalem Conference
unit* and two defenalve squads rule* Is simply to enmpeto nn an
the Sepi M opening agalnat equal hails— no more, nn leas."
.
i , iM I
adlaon scooted 30 yards lor the
laalailppl State pleked up
‘
* jhe aeeson.
Bfth with the return of alx
Vanderbilt Ooeeb Bill Edward*
er* from military aervlce.
r w e n Guard John Shepherd, aaya he'll aet a fait pare for hla
hack <1. D. Baughman. End* Commodorea. "We ahould have a
Stewart and Oeorge Blankcn- pretty good Idea who can play
, Quarterback Harry Maatey football by tho end of the week,"
Linebacker Harold Baiter- he added.
Down In the Bayou Coui
1. All wore on the ldso team,
lech Johnny Vaught gave hla lane'a aquad ‘
ment __
for .Ila
reralty of Mississippi squad an ____
. . ___ contact work
y bit of contact work. Paul The TO candidate! for Green Wave
lealdo and Houitoo Patton, positions apent moat of their Ume
In tackling and paaa pro*
backfleldtra, ere feeing leg
etknia checked today to eee
*if are ready for the aeaaon.
o m u m 1* Volunteer* made up
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________________ • _______________________________ A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R
V O L U M E X L IV
Huge Crowds
Greet Ike In
Philadelphia
Thunderous Welcome
.Given General Who
W ill Formally Open
Campaign Tonight
PHILADELPH IA UP-Thl* birthplace of American Independence
thundered a great welcome today
to Dwight D. Elsenhower on hfi
arrival here formally to open hi*
preiideulial campaign tonight.
Upwards of 250,000 people crowd
ed the street* along the 29 hlocki
from 50th Street Station of the
Pennsylvania llallroad to Inde
pendence Hall where he was to
speak briefly.
Confetti. tlcketla|>e and “ I Like
Ike" signs greeted the Kepuhllcan
nominee as le rode down Chestnut
Street to the historic building
where the Declaration of Independ
ence *waa signed
AH along the way office workers
craned from buildings, some of
them shouting '*111. Ike," whtie
the crowd on the sidewalks
apntauded and cheered.
The OOP candidate, his face
flushed by wlndhurn and sunburn
from his two-day tour of six
Soldi ern elites, responded tire
lessly with his famous smile and
hand-overhead wave.
The general returned to New
York Wednesday night from a 2
dov. t speech drive through the
Solid South— first ever made by a
OQP president InI ni ml Idate— that
itrAv alimit 300.000 persons In At
lanta. Jacksonville, Miami, Tam
pa. Birmingham and Little Itnck.
Aides conceded publicly the en
thusiastic Southern reaction ex
ceeded their "fondest expect*tk>nx.” Prtvutely, tho Elsenhower
camp was elated. One of the gen
eral's top advisers predicted a No
vember split In tho traditionally
Democratic South.
Elionliower himself gained con
fidence, and, same said, developed
a brand-new fighting personality.
From Philadelphia, tha general
will push nir to Chicago Friday,
and then on. Saturday to Kaison,
Minn., where hie path will croea
that of, tha Democratic presiden
tial candidate, Opv. Adiai Steven
son nr Illinois.
Bain will speak In Xatsnn on
Saturday.
speeches he will deliver on a West
ern campaign beginning Friday In
Denver. Whsl he will discuss In
his opening speech Is n deep secret
even In his closest aides.
Meanwhile, there were reports
<r4»«Hnti»4 On I'att titsi
Tropical Storm Is
Far Out In Ocean
Moving Northwest
MIAMI (At — The (|uestlnn of
whether the sever* Atlantic hurri
cane will continue Its course to
ward the United States mainland
or whirl to a harmless death over
open water remained unanawered
today, .
Two Navy hurricane • hunting
planes developed mechanical trou
ble and wan unable to check the
position of the tropical twister.
Rhlpi were keeping so far away
their reports contained no ueetul
information.
The II a. m. E8T advisory estmated the storm'* center to be
120 miles eut of Daytona Beach,
near Latitude a,9 north and Lon
gitude Tl.Q weat.
Highest winds wen 110 miles an
hour near th* center. Hurricane
force winds— is miles an hour or
more— extended outward 19 miles
north and east of tha canter.
The advisory said the tropical
disturbance was moving north
westward at It to 14 mllei an
hour.
Indication! are for a turn to
a more- northerly course and pos
sibly slowing In forward speed dur
ing the next I I hours," the advi
sory said.
Grady Norton ctatof storm fore
caster at tha Miami Weather Bu
reau, said it looked aa though the
storm might b* developing a slight
■wing to the north, "but set can’t
bo suro until wa gat an accurate
position this af--------------Norton said a tu n pressure area
from the MldwestJMd reached the
coast and"appeared to bo weakd^efmlneVxactly sykat aftofMhJa
would havt on tho Iwrrteaoo.
r o S W o !in s .T -*
toasti nine persons wore la hornltala
talc today Iniurad by an explosion
that cam# when water was poured
on a magnesium ftro boro.
The blest, 1st* Wednesday aftergoon, rlnoed apart a warehouse
at Bell Aircraft Plant No. l bon.
one of those In'-ired. was battered
lj serious condition.
James C. Fuller. 1
M I puMte re
lation* man. said 19 Mbe* aaeeona
wore treated at a ( M old atattea
C
It*. ieestehM and rnbrne b-ww*
g nee e* .-M eHwmtead oWetp
t-j
Ms*!*.# •*>** It wi«4n*w>
i i rote***** Be* daweteasant
<*«• oeerhe Naxb*"’*
EatablUhed 1908
Acheson May Help
Clarify Situation
W A SH IN G TO N Idh — The
State Department said today
Secretary Acheson does not
"intend to enter Into" the po
litical campaign debate hut in
an early speech may "clarify
some of the terms" hring used
in foreign policy discussions.
It aald aUo that he may
make a number of speechea be
fore th* November election.
Acheson had told a new* con
ference Wednesday that the
Truman administration's policy
of containment of Communism
— a policy which has been un
der attack from Republican* In
the campaign— I* a long sub
ject. He said h* would like to
deal with it in a full speech,
perhaps in his scheduled talk
Sept. I I to i meehlniats union
meeting at Kansas City.
He also suggested that peo
ple should stop fussing about
words and talk about what'*
been done. If* aald they would
then have a much clearer Idea
of American foreign policy.
SANFO RD.
Production Of
War Goods is
At New Peak
F L O R ID A
T H U R S D A Y . S E P T E M 1 IE R
TH E W EA TH ER
Cloudy with widely scattered showrr» In eitreinc imriliravt, ulherwto*
fair anil Isolated afternoon thunder
showers through Friday. Little
change In temps-iature.
*
Associated Prenn Leased W ire
I. 1962
Hurricane’* Tull Lushes Many Last Count States
Output In All Cate
gories Is Slightly
' More Than 2 Billion
Mark Set Last June
N O . 10
Smathers Says Ike
Received Enormous
Reception In South
U. S. Sabre Jets
Have Great Day
Bagging 12 MIGs
Florida Senator De
livers Statement A h
lie I*'1ies To Head
quarters Of Adiai
WASHINGTON kti-The govern
ment reported today that deliver
WASHINGTON t*—A Southern
ies of planes, tanks, guns, and
Democrat Sen George A. Smoth
ammunition for defense reached
ers o( Florida, said today the
a new peak In July.
Without giving a figure. Acting
Blazing Aerial Doi;- South gave Dwight l> Eisenhower,
the Hi-publican presidential nomi
Defense Moblllrer John R Steel
Fights Mark 2iul nee. "a tremendous reception."
man said todal deliveries of mili
flew to Hprmgfteld,
tary hard good* during the month
Best Day Of War 111,Smathers
(oi a iiiiifrri-uce with Gov.
represented a slight Increase over
\diai Stevenson, the Democratic
the two billion dollars worth pro
duced in June
S E O U L . Korea l!" Tlie V S presidential candidate, this morn
Fifth Air Force said U S Sabre ing I let old a reporter he plans
He said this comparison covered
let pilot" today rolled up a near In talk In Stevenson about reports
UO major and "problem" Items,
record score for one day against he has hern getting on Eisenhowthe heart of the military program
I'omoiimlst MIG Jet' 12 destroyed er’v 2 dav j ii tour id Dixie this
Steelman made public portions
week
and three crippled
of his latest secret numlhly report
“ Telephone calls from Florida
American's 19th |rt ace of the
to president Truman
Korean War wa- crowned m the report lh.it Fi-enhowet has been
In It, Steelman suggested the
attending (tie largest political
fiery battles.
rate of climb In production might
crowds to history." he said
May Frederick t tllcs'c shut
have been greater except far the
" I don’t know whether people
S6day steel strike.
down his fifth MIG lo qualify as arc Hinting mil from mrlosily or
all ace He Is the husband of because they w aid to vote for
He said steel production now has
Mrs
Dorothy llles-e. I'hoemx. lorn "
pipelines for turning out military,
Aril , ami the son ul Hug lieu
atomic energy and machine tool
At Chicago, the :i«
year - old
(ret ) and Mrs
F A Hle«*e, Smathers hacked Sen Richard B.
items are again being filled.
lilchniniid.
Va
Sleelman
added,
however,
that
Russell of Georgia for Ihe preslMass Meeting Is Held the effects of the steel strike will
The best single day performance iloiiii.d nominaHoh lb- has not an
be
felt
for
months
to
come
and
In Protest Against
hy the fast Sabres was last July nounced whom he will support In
hold bark the acceleration in
4. when they destroyed l.l Russian the election bid -.il(l he prohabiy
Closing Beach Road will
production
Ixitlt jets, damaged seven and will do so alter los talk with SteTho two billion dollar production
probably destroyed one
yenioh
In Hie Senate Sinallu-rs has supA log force of Sabres swept
Aroused to indignation over Un figure for June was understood to
across North Korea and destroyed purled most Iml not all - admin
closing by "private Interests” of he around To to 75 per cent of the
the MIGs m u series of hla/lng istration measures, and the best
an old road leading to a public rate the government alms for by
dogfights
t hey fit-v* cover for guen here is Mod lie will campaign
bathing beach on the north shore 1955 This figure does uni Include
swarms of fighter homliers which fur Stevenson and Sen John J.
of Lake Mary, more tlmti ltd such things as construction, petro
IHI
TAIl
Of
AN
ATLANTIC
HUPIllCANr.
iwrpplng
inland
Irurti
Smith
Carolina
In
an
nn\
ttimihd
many
»e,
sirurk I'onnmmlst front line po-i Sparkman of Alabama. Ihe Vic#
citiiens of Lake Mary at a meet. leum. and so called "loft goods."
linns of Washington (top), uprooting trees a n .I,w n ln g power linen In many loealilU-s A IP klm N V
Hulls Allied losses, if any. will lie presidential nominee
Ing last night at the Community It applies to plans*, tanks, atuimi
home
(bottom)
I,
itantaged
by
a
tree
that
was
Mown
down
during
I
Itsheight
of
Hie
»tnrm
W
ph
U
of
n
.
m
Since Hie convention the senator
liporleil in a weekly summary
Building voted to take legal ac nlllon and the like.
S3
to
30
miles
ait
hour
whipiM-d
the
entire
emit,
causing
damage
In
tinmillions
tf-icrinii
As h i example of the rote of
I'lie intensified air action [ul amt Mis Sinuibers have hecu ill
tion to keep the road open for pub
climb In delivery of strictly arma
lowed Wednesday nighl’s -Hike hy Europe on a vacation trip
lic use.
ment Items, Sleelman said the
Smnthcr* said he Is "not sur
I'
S Okinawa based Superior
Frank Evans, leading spokesman June valuation on goods produced
Irc-se- against Ihe I'hungjin hy prised Mint Ihe governor* of Tex
to keep tha road open, was was double that of September,
as tviul l.otiisluon and some other
drneleclrle plaid in North Korea
named ae chairman of a commit 1951
newly repaired from previous Southern Democralls have indltee which he was requested to While July ammunition produc
ealeil theywill not -aipport Steven
I.... dungs
■elect, and waa asked to employ tion was above that Of June, Steel
One Satire Ipltnl reported seeing son
an attorney to bring suit In order men said It was Ml particularly
lie said lie expect- to discuss
a MIG go down without absorb
to eat aside tha exlatlng deed to a by the steel strike.
with Stevenson "all Ihe Issues of
ing
a
shot
during
the
Jet
battles
32 foot wide portion of th* road,
Steelman said deliveries of air
between the Yalll and Ghongvlum thte campaign and particularly
Palmetto Avenue, held by Wallace craft In Jutv were substantially
Rivers In Extreme Northwest Ko those that have to do with the
M. Todd, Lake Mary, The prop ahove MO unite, with deliveries or
Arrangement* havp Inert made
people nt Ihe South "
rea
'
erty wee once pert of the Durant 23 alretaft types.
will, both flentlnole High Rchoqb
IJe mentioned "civil rtgliD. own
Estate.
Hitfh
School
Coaches
Copt. Arthur Mfflidtif. Dear er --hip nf tlilt-l.nn I-. t U i aft Hart
Among lh* Items showing a
snd iCwwm* Aesdemv W Hit* fltit Tw o N?e£iit> Children
Tlie regular Lake Mary Cham marked lump was the Thunder
horn, lllcli . said tha lied Jet over
rnmmlftee, rtmiolnted I,, ll„Labor let and my bill far
M dhtm
ber -of. Commerce - Meeting, at JeL the ffighter-kombsr being built - D c s 0 r
Die In Flames And -luil him, went mil of control and ' aley nation
t'ltv CmninUsloit Diasilnv ol,-M
no te primary In select
which Mr. Evans asada hie Initial primarily Tor U. 8. allies of the
its pilot hailed out
Gridiron O u t l o o k to tdsv hnnte fnothsll ri>mn tlq.
presidential ami vice presidential
proposals for the rood action, wa* North Atlantic Treaty Orgsnlia1
Burned
Seriously
-enum nt till- Hanford Menmitnl
I'he Mr Force said an inndctiH nominees "
adjourned at tha request of eltl tlon .Steelman alio reported that
Htndinm.
fieil I' S pilot haded mi* of InSmothers t-xpi ,'i-trd disagreesens of the community, who ex production of the J Si Jel engine
Tin- Junior t'liamlx-r nf t’nmAll ngreenrenl Mas n-m-hi-d i-eSAN ANTONIO Tex h An O damaged Sabre user nenlial lent merit with t itemeids bv Steven*
pressed the opinion that It would went up as did that of M 47 and mnee will hold a iiiui. m -tlug terdsv llfterniaill when I‘r In-Ii.nl
o-ar nit! buy Mini rcpi-.itcilly -aid tort, presumably Ihe l'aniiinii|om '■•li nnd "iiitui pivsiiii'uii.d ca m
he unwise for th* Chamber of T i l tanks
at tlii- Seminole Counts t’nuri Herman F Mi.ute .<f Si-miin.l, "I didn't do d 1 dldli'l dp it" truce conference Mirpaigners Hi.M r u i n of the Senate
Commerce to take legal action.
House Iniitghl St HAH) y.n, f,n High Srhiml
i-rri-.f wttii tin- m u * ai cuncd hv pulp e tinliiy id
The fiery halites came during -limdd be changed ' In end (ill
J. A, Yates, vice-president of
the purpi»t> of airing tin pro i-ii|)tinilli-e in the nffit-t- of f q . Hit- tin i ll death- nl tun Neglu clul
a break III the had weather who li busters, saving
the Chamber of Commerce, volun
posed construction of Count \ hos t|nnai»-i Turn I i-mmi win, mil, drati
“ That Is a m.itii-i that will tie
Wednesday kepi sirtnally nil I' N
tarily yitlded th* chair, turning
pital, it was anmnimvi t...t»v by lobn Kriiler and J. Denver Cut
I’oliye -aid Ihe l idin Aliierlcuil planes Iml the big Superforts on •b’tertuincd by Iiii'illbcrx nf the
the meeting over to private cltlCarl Frisco nt tin- Jinm i limit dell eompusr the i-oaimiltee,
Imy M-l an H year oltl Negro hoy Hie ground
United Wales Senate I like the
tens to take action reearrding the
her'* meeting in the Ye- M t ilth
Tin........
*ald Mr I eniott
til- 12 year old m-lvr afire
( ’units covered the key power iitle* the way Ihcv art- now- "
road, and Roy Howell, at the re
Mr. I’rlsor, vice-pre-in I, m of also ciiiilai lPil I’rnf I 'room- anil and
Wrdnvsday ami let Ilu-in burn to
lie added he will tin all possible
quest of Mr. Evens, presided un
tile Jaycers, presided at tin- meet -retired hi* approval for ('rinmis death, trapped and "creaming, lit inslallulion and the It 2tls Used tn aid the r - chvttini nf Ins Florida
radar lo aim their bombs
til the meeting waa turned back
ing today In the ahsem..... . I'tesl Acndemv partlcipatioM.
g the allic nf ttn-ir hnnte
to the Chamber of Commerce.
The
Far East Air
l-'oteei ii-lleagm- Sen *'ln,Ss;ird Holland
dent Douglas Rteimtnnn - '■*< Is
1'liH Go,tut v Hi’himI llnanl, m
An it year nld -i-ter of Ihe chil
Mr. Even* pointed out that Pal
ap- ili-i-latfit. Im- ngrei-d to give tin(F E A F i -aid in lokyo llien- wJi
III. Tint Crawford ha- i
dren
wacritically
burned
trying
LEESBURG (Kprrlal)
Cun pointed to lepliu't- Mi "t . trom j f ill ll.iipit to put tip- fit-iil ip ,-,ii,
mrtto Avenue had been used fut
II» I M K Hi l l
lin lied nppusdioii and ill lloa lung time by th* public, having tracts were signed last week for ss the moderator at this n - iMiig’e ditinp fur fuiitl.iiil iniiip-s, and lo save them V frail, ptiy-ieully tinmhers re'orued The milnbei on
sP R ING El I I D
III
IGov
handicapped older -oiler (might
been dedicated to public use 30 construction of a huge new cold hospital meeting,
Adlal E Mi-vi-tisoti laid out today
to i-niivi 11 it hui-k fin Ini -iiliiil! wilh Ihe hoy lull i-mildu’t slop Ids Ihe raid was not tlteclnsrd
years ago. He declared that when storage warehouse here.
The
A hospital pani-l will pro ■l tile wliep tip- fiiiqiuill -i-nmip riiili,
li s Murine llier* knocked mil a progiam ol live iiialor speeches,
atlempli In linrm the children
It was caller! to his attention that warehouse will hr located in the complete history of tlo•tin
lb' aililml that work is In-ip,,
Dead were l.lmlsey, M, and Mary t'liuiigiln's I'laiil No I W'lilne- -tailing with a n-plvni Denver
th* (treat had been dosed, that northwest section of the city.
movement tonight ami will make stuitril un |tic fii-|i| today to mill
day night’s targr-i — lute m Iti.’iO Fridas to tin- itepuliln':ui slogan,
The building will he of concrete reroinntelidallnns to the i---ple tiq> "oil liver the Hay paths and lauilne, U Either II. h ip In a Itepniicd, il was liomlied In a big "It's lime tpr a chamte "
he and another Lake Mary cltlcritical
eoridilinn
wltli
n-vere
hum"
block
construction
and
will
occupy
sen, Lloyd Leedmon, and County
Tinllemocralii
pr esiili-tlllnl
All citterns of the i-onmv are plant rye gtn-s ip order to tinvo
air attack Iasi June The All
Commissioner O. E, Fcmrakre con en area of 100,900 square feel. Urged to attend thte Imp itaut it ready for the openllq- S||H in a San Antonio ho-pllal All were Force -uid new repair woik hull iiinojni-i- aiuimiuc* d through his
children
id
Je**e
t'liimiiighaiii
and
Rtorag*
rapacity
w
|||
ho
approxi
ferred with L. F. BoyTe, attorney
meeting. The question of a ' oml game with Enstte High Hi-huul on wife who were Imth id work when call'd the turbines were desperate campaign managci Wilson Wvatt.
for the County Commission, on mately three million cubic feet, Issue for the hospital will t > I al ly Sept. l!fl.
ly needed to Iml der the <'oitirmi Mud In tlie five sue,ehes In* vvill
Ihe Irugedy ncctirred
consisting
of
three
large,
separate
t'he
the matter.
deal v( ilh M e independent vote,
explained ami reviewed
nisi jMiwer sujiply
The
older
siller,
Hull,,
22,
said
Mr
Krlih-r
UPilPiinre,|
thli
Mr. Boyle, he said, gavo tho cold storage areas, which will Junior Chamber went on • urd
G D I ' "catch phrases'* and lay
ilia
wrestled
with
the
tiny
lint
he
It
N
fighter
hnmtiers
and
Sa
morning
that
he
t«
very
ppp-li
44 t i M f l l D I f t l
(Ms
M t |
opinion that the County Com hold enough product to fill 1,300 last week n* supporting « i ond
moulded
a
chair
out
id
ln-r
reach
lire
lets
swept
over
North
Korea
ple-i-eil
with
tipoulcnnir
nf
tlomission could lake no legal action freight cars.
Issue to expedite the cnn-li •lull
entiferern-e nnd the nrrapgemi-nt . and threy kerosene mi Lindsey in clearing weather today in MoThe new warehouse Is a protect of a hospital here.
on tha matter aa Palmatto Aveami Mary lamlse us llo-y sorted
of a tropical slorin which (J. W. Itrmvn lluitored
nut, aa far a* ha knew, had never of the Leeihurg Construction Co.,
Seminole High Hchnnl (•eiball niaite. iieil iiri-dleli-d that with clnthhig in the attic Then he lit wake
whipped
mirth eastward Into Hie
th*ndditlop
of
hhneher
-eat*
the
been accepted as a County road. I.eeitmrg, of which J. W. Mc coach Fred (Sana* told tin lity
On 11is Itutimiieiit
paper torch uml threw it Into Hen nl Japan
Pointing out that it waa a private Donald la president and Chsnneoy M r , that thte year’s grldiim , ml- lolal uraling i-apai-ilv will In- 5.- n
the
allic
3119.
The
11
S
Filth
Air
Force
said
matter, Mr. Boyle sugaeated that Butler la vice-president and treas look Is not too good In out In,mg
After neiulv 2‘* \a-ai-* of serEsther was burned when die (Iglilcr bombers concentrated on
individual cltlun* of Lake Mery urer.
Thte will he a 199 per-ent lmthe prospects for the coining \--ar.
vlee n« nn nir brake me hnnic and
threw
water
on
the
fire,
|M
dlce
close
support
strikes
oil
the
west
start legal action to keep the
The warehouse will have sidings
Coach (Janas Introduced th- new pruvepirnt nver the hlvh arltool -aid Itulli tried In climb to the
••*r repnlrmatt, •! V. R.- vu U ’J
'
road open.
. . . . on hoth the Seaboard Air IJno head basketball cusi-lt, John '- -It. (iHik, In- puilileil out, milling that old of the "creaming children hut ern lionl
Winds up In 79 miles un hour i l aurel Avrm o-. m i eoiivmlulute.l
Mr. Evans alio declared that and the Atlantic Coast Line Rail Both mentora emphasised th- itn- not only will there he much more could nut.
the neensluti f hli r.-tireruetit
and about lour Inches <d rain | on
Mr, Boyle had informed th* group ways, ai well aa loading facilities ortance of Joint ro-operstlmi hr- "rating, hut that lighting will he
when the 3:30 o’. I- k w in -tie blew
M
sude
Wharton,
a
neighbor,
trout
lashed
parts
id
the
halite
that th* road was legally closed for refrigerated truck*.
ween the huilnrismen nnd the far belter and that patrons run tried to cut through ventilators in
Ftidnv nt the Atlnuti. ('.>nst Line
and that a private party heil the
It Is expected that Minute Maid school In producing a heltei and en joy the much more ronveiitent the utile with an ax when she Tuesday and Wednesday.
Rnitrond Shops.
Reds
probed
II
times
across
the
Corn, will ha the principal tenant mure successful athletic program and larger polking facilities, and heard the children "creaming,
deed to It.
A 21 (ewel wnt.-h and ehain. the
front Wednesday Chinese troop*
will have arreau to rest room*.
Mr, Fourekre, who wea present of the building, and Minute Maid In th* future.
"Save us, Maude, save us." An felt out Hunker Hill near I'auimm gift of fellow employees, was
at th* meeting, also quoted Mr. trained personnel will he In charge
Mr. Gsnas announced that elans
turienteil to Mr Hi own t.v Leon
It wa* agreed, r* fn-merlo "tig- unidentified man grabbed Ihe ax
loin again this morning, then with t'nrnell, shop miiii-iinteiidont.
Boyle as stating that the County of the operation end maintenance had hern worked out to imvc pested hv Ihe (Mly (Jnnimteabin, when
she fulled tu cut through to drew
could boI enter suit on th* mat of the building.
Seminole High Bchool play nil of that the City receive a tax of 19 the trapped pair, hut he failed, too
Now 70, Mr. Hi own w as burn
None of Ihe skirmishes Involved In Sturgte, Kv . iml came tu
ter aa th* County had never taken
Refrigeration will be sunpllrd by Its five home games in the Me rents nn every ilnllnr. and flvo
Dtelrict Fire t.'hlef Fred Roth mure than 23 to 30 suldters
a 400 horsepower two-ata*# am morial Stadium this year.
over the road.
. .
Florida In 1923 the Brown* have
rents on every half dollar ticket. told newsmen that the boy, arrest
Mrs. Anna Cowan, Laka Mary monia system supplied by "Worth"There has been murh di-u«* Bemlnojp High Rrlmol agrred to ed by Juvenile authorities, kept
one son, II. It Brown, a former
resident, who owns an eight foot Ington Corp. Emergency standby ■Ion shout this shift to the Mud- nav the City |59 a game for the repealing, "1 didn't do It, I didn't N A T I O N HAS F A I R W E A T H E R
deputy tiheriff here
Ry The Aasorialrd Press
atrip ox Palmetto Avenu; load nrotectlon will be provided in the turn," Gsnas added, "But w<- feel lights.
Asked how he
expected
tn
do It." lie raid Ihe alight young
Fair uml pleosant weather ap
ing to mors then 200 foot of form of a Diesel-driven electrical that In the spirit of co-opnniion
ster wouldn't say anything else at peered in prospect lor most of the spend hi* time in retirement after
The
football
field,
"aid
Mr.
K11
Lako Mary frontage, owned by generator,
with tha school and comm unity tier, will he lornted mirth umt the (ire scene.
h i busy a career, Mr. Brown -alii
rountry today
her, said th!t shs jisd been jurConstruction will begin In mid- it would be best to play in Iho south along the left field foul line.
Patrolman A. C, Sandoval, po West Only wet spotseorly toiluy ibet he would wutk around his
•prised when Mr. Todd hnd told fleptember and th* bulMlne will Memorial HUdlum this ymt "
yard, nnd ut Ins farm on West
This will afford a good view lice Investigator, sold several wit
her that ho had bought tho remain- b* ready for uea by March 1DG.1.
If* sxplslnad that previous ex from tho l.HOO permanent "eut* nesses told lilin the hoy hod fought over wide areas in Ihe Midwest, First Street.
in* M hot wide portion of the
perience In baseball fields lias In the grandstand, and the 7M> with tho {'imnlnghutn children re ihe East and the South. But It con
tinued hot in Ihe Southwest unit
ft'OMIIait** U« gage Threei
road, and aald that she told him
The Weather
bleacher "eats. If needed, 259 peatedly. Sandoval said the buy West.Only wet spols early Inday
thM ehe dkTnot believe It could
was
seen
to
enter
the
homo,
throw
Negro
bleacher
aeata
mnv
he
also
DRIVERS' LICENSER
were 111 parts nf Utah, Idaho and
DIPLOMATIC RWIMMING
High Low Prrclp.
on the children and light Montana
Approximately 600 automohlln
ISTANBUL, Turkey tet - An moved tu the west "iilo of tlo, kerosene
" B a p id that he owned all th* driver*
70
41
Ashevlllo
It with a torch
licenses have baan Issued American ambasiador and a sen Held.
bench, * n d l asked Him when did to data at th* County Judges of
CO
M3
Bustun
Juvenile authorities would not
Opposite these, on tha east side
PHIZES HEARD
ator can UU th* hnma folks they
50
09
fice, It waa announced thla morn swam from Europe to Asla-but nf the field, 1,990 bleacher aeata permit questioning of tho boy
DENVER
—
Picturesque Uhlcagu
t'J
fA
Wednesday night.
ing by Mrs. Fowler, clerk. On the
George W. K. Posvar, 19, wa* held t: It*vela ml
___ la ( « « « In end take posses opening day, Tuesday, 390 II- they can't claim any distance rec owned hy Hrmlnolo High School
63
76
quickly brought the at lit county jwll for 29 hours, and lais Angeles
ord. They picked a spot on Die and now being used at Conrad ticFiremen
sion la thte way,"
.
, censes were sofcl.
M3
78
New Orleans
blaze under control.
Is picturesque no lunger.
Bosporus Sfralt where the rontl- Field, DeLatol, will he placed.
Many titteens expressed their
7M
Ae In past yesrs a counter has nenis are a half ntlla apart
Justice nf the el'ace R. R. BrothI’nsvnr claimed today that when Now York
Indignation about th# closing, end
.01
43
72
ermaii withheld a verdict pending loll attendants cut tils long hair, Seattle
in sal up In the hall of the
Tha currants there are swift and
durliw the e d m part of th* meet
WILKON HEADS CRUSADE
!Nt
74
art Hou*c, and three clerks are tricky, however. Bn It was smoo
further Investigation.
flowing heard and Gen. Custer Jacksonville
ing, fl. w T I s m , secrete ry, aeked
81
87
receiving lha applications. That*
NEW YORK ijv—Charles E. Wil
moustache, they took away his Miami
that aottow M **l»d upon be* may now be secured promptly thing of a feat foe Ambassador son, former president of the Gen
MOTHER ATTEN D S CLASSES
means nf livelihood.
George
MeGhe*
and
San.
Russel
without having to stand in long B. Long (D.-La.).
eral Electric Co. and until recent
FRANKFORT, Ind. Lit - Mrs.
Pnsvnr hills hlmbelf as a famous
llnaa, as I* tha cas* whan appli
'• S J B V T B A i..
ly director of the Office of Do- Lewi* Roach, 25, reported Wednes Colorado and Wyoming prospector
Movie Time Table
They
plunged
In
at
9:30
a
m.
cations art delayed until the ami Wednesday In Europa near the an fens# Mobilisation, Wednesday waa day for classes In Frankfort High who has made a living posing for
RIT7.
*1 5 ^
4
a r c * " " of tha month.
artists and photographers.
cient
Rumall
fortress.
Long named national campaign chair School.
"Denver ■ml Bio Grand*"
man
of
tha
1952
Crusade
for
Free
liar daughter, Mar'on. 6. will
He was taken to court Friday
raachad the Asian beach near Me1:15 - 3:03 - 5:0U • 7:27 - 0:33
enroll In Iho first grade Thurs snd fined 1190 because hli com
Ghaa'i summer home first, mak dom.
with riftoa
M OVJKLAND
Wilson will spearhead tha drive day.
N IW FOLVTICAL TW1VF
bination horns snd workshon was
ing It in Mte minute*.
In full combat
'Tsptaln n U -t "
Mrs. Roach, a German war ronsid-rrd a firekazard. Unable
tp« street* of TOKYO tel — Japanese candi Other# paddling alftne were Mrs for funds— Nov It to Dec 15—
PHA1R1E L A K E
h r Uie flrwt dates la tha Oct I Farllsman' McGhee, two McGhaa children, to support Radio Free Europe and bride, Is Utkin* three Junior clan Immediately to pay the (ine, he
"Indian Uprising"
suctions a n fatting uausus) pah- Marcia, 11. ahd Gaorxa, to, and Radi# Free Alls. Privately spon subjects to bslp her pan cltlun- was taken to Jill.where he was
7:15 - 10:80
barbered "for sanitary reasons ”
Hatty. TW y sand wrastfn— with Mrs. Martba Hunt, Washington, sored, both radio stations pene ship tests.
•“Sahara"
Acting Jail Warden Sgt. Earl
their, names aahlaxoaed fat Mg D. C„ tha amhaaaador1! prlvst# trate tha Bovlat Iron Curtail to Her former home was Rusiiel2:00— Onlyl
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fort. Germany.
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Citizens To Take
Legal Action On
Lake Mary Road
Jaycee Hospital Plans ( omplclrd “I Didn’t Do It,”
For F o o t b a 11 At Says Child Who
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Stadium
For This Evening
Set Fire To Tots
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TIIB HANFORD HERALD
I’m 14
Monday H«pt. 1, 19*2
• ‘
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.
Want to take In a few polnta on
their own — Yoaemlte Park,
Grand Canyon and Boulder Dam.
"American engineering feata
here certainly Impress met" aaya
Mr. Moorhouae, "I want to aee
all I can."
Tha Moorhouie look like people
you have known all your life.
AI' Nawafamlnhaa Write*
She la a ......
little woman with hlg
"W* have the biggest family of
eyre; he la a mud-eyed man
aona In tha world and we are go- dark
medium height.
log to vlait SB of them on this of The*
ate making their flrat
trip,
to American later than aome
Winifred Moorehouae love* that vlait
other Auatraliana who entertained
thought. It crop* up every now G.I.a during thy war. They
nnd then a* ahe and her huahand couldn't come sooner. Too much
talk of World War II day*, whan
200 Atneriran 0 . l.‘i, an lion and to do. After their aon and two
married they aold
•rabeea uatd to vlait the big daughteri
Moorhouae liouee In Brisbane, Derek Lodge, tha old family
Auatralla, for fun and rent, sea home, and bought a amnller house,
soned with hat hathe, hot rocklea Later Moorhouae aold hla busi
ness. ao they could travel without
and hot ateaka.
Thoae wara the doya when leaving worrlea behind. The Amer
"Pop" Moorhouie — a former ican trip la the laat lap of a Jour
member of parliament and real ney that took them to eight cuunestate operator — funnelled the trie* In Europe and Included at
beef end mutton Into the two tendanca at Queen Elisabeth'*
family freeaera aa faat n i poaal- garden party at Buckingham
hie. when "Mum" — *trvantle*a Palace.
for the first time in yeara—cook
Like moat huahand*. Moorhouie
ed thr dinner*, and the boye belkvaa In traveling light. But hi*
waalird the dlihsi.
wife brought along_ her- Pi
prise
Now thy Moorhouaes ate here possession — a huge
hug* book filled
to vlait M of the boya for whom with photograph*a she took of the
thry mad* a horn* away from hoy*_In Australia.and the pictures
home for four year*. Waahlngton,
>jt* ___ ___
Philadelphia, Palm Beach, Niag which they sent from America
ara Falla, Bt, I.oula, Chicago,
Tho Moorhouae*' hospitality pro
Youngstown, 0., Chicago, Heattla gram started largely as- a re
and a lot of polnta between are sult of Moorhouae'* eaperience as
®» **? schedule. Rwldes that they 1 an Australian soldltr in World
GI Mother Having
Fun Visiting Many
Of Former Family
MS
SSL
1^
trace
causes we
Failure'In School -,|^
iafteJT 2r«S
often (ind this:
“ I, The child turns to anti,
Often Leads Child social
behavior and I* recogntled
ns an actual or potential Juvenile
Into Delinquency delinquent.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. — Juvenile
delinquency la often due to n
chain of circumstance* of which
Inadequate eyealght la an import
ant link, Dr. James F. Wahl,
prealdent of the American Optometrie Association, declared today,
aa praenta and teacher* prepared
for a record fall achool enrollmant.
que
"Most Juvenile delinquents
have
failed in achool," laid Dr. Wahl, n
colonel In the U. S. Army Reserves
who ha/, long '/.*en prominent in
War I and tho warm memory ho
had of an Englishman who took
him home one night for a hot
hath. When World War II came
he Invited aome fl.I.’a he met one
evening to come home with him
for aandwlchea and coffee — and
later naked the Red Croaa to aend
more. Before the war’s end 3tM*
Americans, English uml Austra
lian* had visited Derek Lodge
for a few hours or a few days
They acrounged cooktea from the
cookie Jsr, sat In tha kitchen
while Mom cooked, slept In the
flv# bed dormitory, converted from
the family sleeping porch.
“We gave up our whole life
those four years," says Mre.
Moorhouse. “And it was worth it.”
"2. The child has turned to
anM-virlal l>ehnvior because he
failed In school and was unable to
find normal expression for hla
energy nnd emotions.
.
"3. lie failed In school because!
he could not read properly,
•M. He could not read proparly
because he had m i uncorrected
eyesight problem."
]>r. Wahl sold that two out of
three children who are retarded
reader* early in _their achool
careers have vision problems
which are cause* of Important
contributing factors. On an aver
age, two out of five children *r*
linndlcuppt-d In school perforrtw
unre (usea use they have uneorrected shortcoming* In vision, *c
cording to Dr. Wahl.
"Wiht the nld of modern science
almost every child can be helped
to ace adequately for hla achool
tnrks," he »aid. ‘ W iir. w# need
to prevent poor eyesight from be
ing a cause of Juvsnlls deltaiiucncy, Is nor* thorough and
frequent dom ination* of the
vision of all achool chlldran. Thf
present standard* and methods oi
test In gwhlch prevail In moat
school* nte utterly Insdrquat* and
dangerously misleading.
I'huto hy Jameson
Hrhoid spirit lit Heirilnolr High Helmol will mirli n new h'lgli at during ......... . their daily prartlre sessions at Fort Mi lion I'ark. Tha
coming rallies anil foulhnll gallics when the high stepping in ijiiieltva uthei majorettes, left to right are Colleen Engehretaon, Doris Jones
advance at the hl'llll of* “
the
With hiltlili* twilling, liend .MnJniiH e and I’attir Witt*. Not shown arc Majorette* Hhrlla Browning and
10 Ililtt ultd................
Janetta Ratliff, right, puts her elmlges througli aome preilsiuu puces Freidn Colvin.
i, wicl isiigu uf nplalun concernlog the ideal way to spend a
i at a IIon. I find It highly signifi
cant, however, th*t most female
pair ui* of these family groups
consider nn Idea) varatlon to he
one spent in u hotfl with full
ft) n M ill \ u r n icy
uitilil service and all mtal* to he
\ 1' Nen-feulurr* Writer
A vnriition, summer or winter. eaten In a restaurant.
Is tliut preeious, liiiig ulitilipilti'd
Actually most wive* and moth
l> rltul ill (lie y«nr when for n few ers deserve some sort of a medal
day* oi n few weeks «nltirifd folk fur the uncomplaining way they
uml students break tin Unity p a t accept majority rule* In arranging
vac* lions.
tern r.i their lives.
I know one woman whose idea
Il I* i. linn* when, employers
fondly hope, tlodr hireling,, Imvo of heaven Is city life but who
n rhnnee to knit up the raveled obediently treks to the Maine
sleeve, of rinillni mid return to wood* for a month each summer
their jobs full of health, ciitliusl- and pretends to relish something
iism and nmliiliuu for the montlis her husband refers to as “rough
ntiviid. it’* when fishermen ran ing It." I know another whoso
gel n line Into the water, when h'en of purgatory Is a short trip
the restless can do some roaming, on a ferry boat yet who roura
when thn cuinera hug tnn snap genusly plays crew to her husevery scene which catches Ills haml'a role of skipper, armored
fum y, when the kills can go bare, against the sea hy a Urge
foul amt when Iembers vim go in economy-sire buttle of anllsummer school.
svusickness pills. I know lots of
Tills Is all very iiiee, lull the mother* who look forward to
question which arises is: when Labor Day as though an emanci
uml how does Die Indy of the pation proclamation wtra to lie
hniiseholil
thnl niin* salaried, Issued, releasing them from bond
iiosl-student working wnimni, get age with the reopening of irhonlii,
Ini vocation? The hard fuel Is
How about thinking of a little
that, mostly, she doesn't. Run- vacation far Mother? She'd he
nliig u house and overseeing n, eternally graleful for even a few
family remains today one of t h e 1 days during which she could mil
STRICTLY the executive type l a 1
few job* left without a mandatory [ the shots.
Tex Staton ■- for he usee good j
vacation,
business judgment In hie rampue ,
Father dreams the year till,nigh j
clothe* a* well a* In hi* choice of j
of the weeks when im can pack |
Itlia old flliil
Litu and oiil
Ln
ill*
clothe*
cut f..,
for Itho,
study. A* he checks hi* notebook |
cottage In thu pine* or hv tho
Tex look* mighty sharp In hi*
seashore and putter away at Mi*
charcoal flannel slacks, topped by
<ivocation of his choice. Mother
a grey mlituru tweed Jacket,
trulls along with him and con
which will serve for many a
tinues to turn out three squares
campus occasion.
u day — and you should see the
(The /tulle Brim. Co., CUitlaud)
vacation-time hrcukfn*t* he puts
This
season
Fashion
Is
a
fairy
away — ami life I* pretty much
the same old round or hed-tnuking godmother to tha auh-tcon ami
ami hriiom-wieliling — without thu teen, creating styles th a t' make
uack to school doubly ex they aru sm arter than over In
comforts of home like wssldiig going
the new silhouettes, unusual fab
machines, modern stove* anil va citing!
Coed clothra for Fall, 1958 are rics, amt exciting color*. Nipped
cuum cleaners.
Jackets rdth
with black velve
In the event Futher elects to spirited, colorful, and every lilt waist Jacket*
undertake n golfing vocation and a* fashion-conscious as thole of, teen revere paired with a full,
full skirt will catch the eye of
really get sonrr use out of tho her glamour-girl sister.
Designers Rave used fabric aa young glamour girl*. Belted
country cluli, Mother doesn't even
a magic wand In lending en middy Jackets and hip yoke
get n change of scene.
The vacation plait* of the chantment to the bank-to-nook* pleated skirts of rorduroy aru
youngster* — unless they aru wardrobe. There are new leg- being ehnwn in gay color*. Middy
lure* in beloved corduroy — n blouiea teamed with full skirt!
luindlcd off to camp — frr
make till* glorious period or free cross.batrh, basket wtave-wsle are Fall news In separates.
Jersey
Is all-Imporlant In
dom one of thu Imslest ami most achieved by right angle cutting,
difficult period:: of tin* whole year wlntrr version* of smart, rugged blouses for the teen*, but It Is a
(or the female parent. If they ure ilenlm, wonderful iwead Jersey, new textured Jersey. Cleverlylittle, hIio’n hauling them to and cotton tweeds, shimmering Irt- styled cotton blmne* are run
-*
washable Orle
ners-up as favorite for class
from the beaches or the pool. dlscent‘ taffetas,
Hummer clothes mean bigger and wool fabric!, ami am en room wear,
When tha teen-ager dresses up
wadies. And If they are In the woolen* In flannala at color
sho will waar fashions with a
lute teens, the car is expropriated plaid*.
Color will perform Ita magic new softrd look. This Is achieved
when most needed, or there I* a
long.range family feud In pro- In the young wardrobe, tool The through tha use of softer fabric*.
arcs* over rights to the Ignition favorite* a r t J h o t. .pink, rasp- Again, It's the full skirt with
althar an Empire or middy
key,
line. Dr*ei-up fashions are shown
A little questioning nr family
ami-white
comMliat
In soft wool Jersey, crepe, taffata,
group* uf my acquaintance reveals
tweed*, corduroy*, and tweedy velveteen, and silk shantung,
Jerseys.
“ ' *
Coat*
.. tor the teen group _
Go-tog*th*r separate* art Im In tho casual ptndulum ahapa,
ilron refua ct„ stay small enough portant
for
school
and
casual
styled in
In flcccea. .nubby wool
lu w e e last year’s dresses, coats, wear.
Completely coordinated tweeds, ru
curly surface Orion and
ahoes, etc., etc. ad Infinitum. It's groups
are beingg anown
shown
In
prliUwool
fahr
ahrlcs, and alpacas, Tho
in prinh
not enough that the state pro ed or tweed , t__
corduroy
skirls,
are- bright blu
tsadlng colors
leading
cc ora are.
vides text books through
rougi the Jacket*, and wetklt*
raspberry,
charcoal
first twelve grades. Mr. Average cotton h oua* for a sharp assent. tonaa, and coral rada. gray,
Floridian often
withe* that tho
.... Quilted denim a«|
‘
. All-In-all, thara’a fashion exstnlo would prascrlbo' uniform* rave notices,
citamant and wardrobe magic
for It “inmate*."
ahead for school-bound teen*
Whan Papa find* out that
school shoes have to be Lwiea aa
h
Wood aa drsaa up shoe*, so they'll
laat longer, It’* time for soma
celling • hitting when Junior
romvf home with scuffed toe*
from a hearty gam* of kick-ball.
And when Sister loies the sash
front one side of her best school
plaid in an energetic session with
a dodge ball, then
Mamma j l
Habit to aay soma unkind words
abouti the
tna ayatem
system that allows
Private Ltaaons
such goin
In add!
addition to th* little m atter
’ • For Adulta
of •roper clothing for tho off-
Vacation Time Has
School Bell Will
Beckon Reluctant Many Moments Of
Spirits This Week Happy Anticipation
t'\
®
lly CAROLINA HAWI.H
The melodious old “ding-dong"
of the achdolhell, pulled leisurely
hy the school ma*rm or irn»*>'>'.
has long ainc« given way to tho
age of automatic electric “hi-r-rrlnga" In Florida, But come the
first week In September, tha sniiie
old reluctant spirit hits th o ,
youngsters of thn Sunshine Mtate.
That la, with tho exception of
those flrat grader* who liave been
anticipating that magic sound for
Ui* past summer, and tha eagerkfavir* who have polished their
apple* and packed up their school
cigar Iwxea long since.
This mean* that euinn half a
million boy* and girls of school
age In the state of Florida will
spend tho next nine month* in
Teaming the haale Ingredient* of
everyday living from teachers who
number over 20,000. What'* more,
aimoal OB par cent of these
teachers hnv« apont at least four
years In college learning how to
dish out the essential* of educa
tion In an appetising manner.
Many of them have gone hack
fur mora learning each summer
to become wen more adenl.
.Moat or this new spurt in In
creasing educational qualifica
tions of the tachlng stuff has
ceme about since the fltato Legl*
1st tiro passed what 1* called the
Minimum Foundation Plug mm In
Ml
HIT]. Under till* set of stand
ards, teacher* add to their earnIng power every tlmu they add
another degree after their name.
fluppllei, facilities, curriculum,
vocational training and resources
uf every kind have been Improved
and extended to all the counties
on an equal basis, regardless of
their Impoverished conditions or
lack of know-how In handling thu
delicate matter of running schooli.
This Is not to *ay that nil I*
well yet within the sacred hulls
of learning hut Just to nuto that
th t day Is coming when Florida's
schools will nut only lead In the
Mouth, as at present, hut in the
entire nation . . . If the present
desire for Improvement persist*
and lb* people continue to d r
ntarul that their money ln> used to
bVwttcr
«l
“the sellouts
* * and not tho
■harp operator* who sometimes
Hava made thslr fortune* secure
by way of tha school children.
F«W people who pay the hills
know Hint In one way Florida
School* have„ .itrvad
as a model
:mtuwin
..
1for tha entire country. Them rnny
be more project* which caused
educator* In other atatea to toko
, notice, but tha one which 1 recall
a it clearly la tha DIvercKIcd
............ .. Training Program,
operative
leh originated In Jacksonville In
and- has spread throughout
this“ plan,
natlor
'
•tudv part
a and w ith part time.h In tld*
f, they learn something about
kms professions and bust. In * ."'MiTeal way, and If
'• rr#
e not going to college,
v* real axpenens* to point
hsva
an an employer asks for
bark to the money
any stata. In Florida.
m
3;
•pproprlla t j «rv•loaa. Under
n Pro
sum I*
county
r Stan •
to lis
ted) coun-
SWEATERS
Nothing could bu mure be
witching than a slimming
little slipover in IU05> wool.
In dreamy colure of baby
blur, horizon green, malie,
red peppermint, lilac, Em
pire green, redwlne, copper,
white, black and navy.
Hites 34 to 40 . . ,
Bllpovvra 5.95
matched aats 10.95
SUITS
flood "Train-Faro" . . . and
Just as worthy on campus
. . . a prise suit for the
College Miss with Us flare
back Jacket ami allm skirl
. . . Mold separately . . .
Jackets 10,95 up
Sklrta 5.95 up
Othar campus-wise
draasta priced front
12.95
Season’s Fashions
Bring Pleasure To
Crop Of Students
H H
spring,, parent* at.
[S„!■- SaU iW i
OWUratt From 8 Yaara
Children's
Cotton Dresses
You'll find sohio real garni
In our wonderful new col
lection of Plaids, Solids and
Check* In winter cottons . .
film a to dx amt 7 to 14
3.95 up
GIRLS* SHOES
T h l school • girl1! fpvortta,
no m atter what tha *g*t
Saddle Oxtorda and tha
m r popular toaf«r In mi*
Mtt brown . . .Stytad by
F rladaan - Shalby
MS
H
Ballet Tap Acrobatic
Biton Ballroom
COTTON
SLIPOVERS
Now for rail, III Auortod
pattamo and two • tonad
ewasblaaUoa T - lUrta for
I
Tho on# thing a boy poaltl
havo for achool and fun wan
buy a batur, loujfhar, mora
pair of blua Jaana than
*r»’
I
MatctUaf Jaekatt ........ 4
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IT TOD D O i r r
THE W EATHER
m a tv a yoor Sanford Hsrald, City
iHllrory, by 7:00 P. M, plena rail
r »lr thm igb Wednesday. except
l.olifrd Utr night mil morning
shm rrri I ower I n l f o u l i m
h ".* . imf sr.ittrrrd afternoon
ihimilri thmu rt nilirtwhr l.itltn
rhange in Irm prralurr
YELLOW CAB 1141
S
h
e
^
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t
f
a
r
i
s
i
E aU b lLahed 1 9 0 8
SA N FO RD .
United States And!
Canada Agree Upon
Critical M aterials
F L O R ID A
r
a
t
™
A s s o d n t ril I ’ rraa le n a rtl W jt r
General Arrive.-; In
Atlanta To Bop in
Whirlwind Tour OF
Southern Suctions
M n d n l
IV IH U R I
By Residents Who
Object To R o u t e
Lalior Day Death
Toll Runs Less
Ilian l,as! Year
E
l l r n n # A n countries
r m i n t H r « tin
1hfl«*«ni ennmn. 1
D • * I J jr*. f. a r 1 oew*»-%A- rii T 1 f lilt. .—
&
European
to 110
tighten
1 ATI, ANT A r
(ieo Dwight D
trol* over what happens to itrate |
Elsenhower re rt tied Atlanta rt
flc goods shipped overseas
' II .Vi a in E s l Indiv to open a
The agreements set up these
l whirlwind. 2 day campaign drive M I I V r s o n s I )D < i • i t
fundamental regulations
delegation of rltlleos of Form Ihr South
fir-d -u, h for.iv by
I A foreign Importer most rertl <•*1A City
W r ’I ’lxCIII I 111 \ ‘.ll trail
appeared today before
a tlo;nddieiiM presidential nominee
fy to his government that strategic the Connly
Commlsalon.
with
in
traditionally
Demorrallr
Dixie
T y p e ; O f A c c p l. n i
goods --key products for us.- In
It. I’ Mmey as aimkeamsn. and
About 300 pr(vou, were at the
defense and civilian Industries— vigorously
protested
the
proposed
Municipal
Aliporl
to
weli-tunr
him
from the U S and Canada will
IIv |h# \u n rltilril I 'l r it
route for a stale primary
The u n p pie .nletdl.il noinioee
^ to t be reexported without per new
IcMmr hay u rrli #tul m*.»V
road between their city and Kanarrives In .lark «„nvllle at l p m i K Hi#
fiilfiiiiM V
full '*f 11•
mission front the foreign govern landn Spring*.
EST following an adilre.s In Al
thl %y#»r, Mill if sMIl \* • • hii i -M r
ment
The Conimiailnn, after hearing
latila
2. In general an American ex n number of *tatementa from land
A .10 car motor, ade will escort ably Iim * ro'-.Hy fhaii Mir -mu
bfiluliv a yrm i^t*
porter will not be permitted to ' owners In the effect that the
Kl.seiihowri
.M,„»gb
downlow?, l«Iiv yM
),
IrniU
Ml n i pfrtil tl
tend grind* on the strategic list rutting across their property hy
.I.itksnnvllle f., Ilemtnlng Park r hIi»e
m ' , ♦Mf i l n l M l , RntuiMt i*i| " 1 M1
where he will m s\r , ‘o oiluule
to any of the in emintrln* until the new road would ruin it. and
address Slate Itepuldli an leaders r‘s,‘sHj V4nl#tVf d«'*fb* I *nt \ r h If if
it provides the Amerlran nnllon that they would contest securing
iorludlng II II il »M Alexander id fir 414' b i n d 1, JVi II .Mil 1mi I1a Mi .
with Hie original copy of the Im of such n right-of-way. derided
1 Mill lltl111Ml! Mt I'Mm1n
(o lake no action until It hears
hurt Myers, ehiiim ,,, „l tin Exee In* 11 |*i' %
porter's statement
HU • ' I iHiiR'f \nuth#i . In r * Mifl
olive
Committee
oil)
meet
F
e
rn
from
the
State
Hoad
Department
In the past, the export ronlrnl*
rt'5 1***1 |DM r I’RI'I iflf’ll 1*1 4 ' II I ”I t
bower at Hie ill port
came under the "ultimate con on LtheI'.matter.
uf fill .1 #11 i n#ni|N til I -h 11«
Hagan,
surveyor,
pointed
Ihe
Itenuhllr
,«
I,n
d
,id
hear
s ig n e e " system In which the Im
’
;
I Inf ill,l II ill
fn|Jl
M till
i" I
e, will fly t„ Miami (board a
%>orter promised the exporter that
h* wiRerJJne
fill## ilnm mm’ it#.Mb
s|>rrt,ll
plane
landing
il
tlm
La.I
strategic goods would he used only J,1 '}*
" L*r** " V '*hlrh he
Neb II fff.ii burn pi' b'ltl if
ein Air 1.iin--. ir, mm ,| ,f e, o ,
i_ m "
it...,.
’ had luaile lifter conferring witli
fliR N itiuiMl S ifrlv 1 t'lut il
n i
p rtl
iontiSned
d u te Itoad Department engineer.
fr iffn full i Rpr# inifR I i >. in*; .»f
A
40
ra,
motor,
ole
»all
„
Some 200 products fall in the ? n<l *u.rvB»rl"K « toute designed
roinpanv him »o , tom throogh triiur# ffinn Mi U iri, <mi'i' u" l *i*b
strategic group
« « .« nlisting
.n ,«
rlimlnate curve* nil the road.
Among to
Coral liable^ M i,ml rod l„ \ti 1.1-at y##ii . rrru n l ft 'Hi" "I* **b
lie stated that the Road Depart
.ir t**i
them are synthetic rubber, eotton I.1* J1" ! '" “ J."* a copy of hi.
anil Bench whn, h>- -oil ,tav ,1 fut.ii
I I t* i i ii mi 11 b |if tut lie if I lit 11
ftnd Wood pulp used In explosive survey.
mrnt ,mw h#*
the Bouev PI.,/a ll .l, i
atomic energy products, machine
i
•111
III, nddrev, m Miami Mavfl»ol tllJtjlH tv I1U -hip*
Commission Chairman Dodd .>•
tools. Iron and steel srrap and ra
fill IKU rfnlft ,
Park
Is
scheduled
lot
I
i>
III
Did
plained to the delegation that it
din and radar equipment
\\ *' u i ,li Mi# toll * »*il I Ii - *
will lie broad, i.l o , .l itewide
The nrw system goes Into effect had been at the requrst of tire
bi*#i| U*u ri
bill \ \ v u ifist *11\ .i*
radio
network
>
bail,
.1
1
i
i
nt
Mr
*Oct. 20, the Department of Com County Commission Ihat
i; 1.1Mill'll fb if if U |i l r r. Hi 111 Ir »
•ton,
former
Dalle
,
oontv
I
Miami)
had made the aurvey. I..
I ’*
*'
*meree announced It said agree Hagan
<ntmnlMlnnet and long tune Dent Vi* II " hi* 11 bill Hi ' il.I
F. Boyle, county attorney, pointed
menl* had been worked nut with out that It the S tile Road Depart
nrral. will lotriHlui,- Ci.enhowri Uni * ill be I'Mi ibuf#'i " r I ' »
•i" i||l,it Hit'll b\ Mir 'll
these countries: Belgium, Den ment puts the road into thr pri
Harry H Swann llepuldir in In
niuumrr lor gmenuo «l Floilda. liu: publP ol f.i# tl## ! t"* *■ 't »
mark. France, Italy, Luxembourg, mary system, It will dn an at
tha Netherlands Norway, Portu no expense to the county.
and John P Honlli. l,u P , indld ile r tuMun il Mu fit'll#, uni fo pi i il
for fhr It S Senate, will appear fr «ffii* 11’i riilori #in#nf **ffuif bv
gal. the United Kingdom and West
Mr*. Waltar Montgomery, one
.fit# m*| Ihr<iI polp# *11 ■•‘ #i fluon Hie program In Miami
ern Oermany
of the delegation, said that the
(ieneml Dwight Kisenhnwei, Republican run.lt dale for Preaidei
t the Coiled KG,let, arrived In
lames f. Guilin iitin. exeeoMve rnuntr v
residents present want the road I Jacksonville this afternoon where he wax arhrduled to deliver an atfd>
bef.oe leaving f.ii Miami '"here dlrrefni of Florid*
Rainy 'a^aHum *iv#» ■*pb m * •lot
l.i-rn
to follow the old route sa nearly he speak* tonight. Tomorrow lie will .peak to lamps
bower, said Ilia general planned »>f tl»# Ka*t tn«l Mt»lw#sf • i* #*«i
a t possible, and that If this Is
! a "reml off the ruff" spec li In Mi sM#r#i1 i pnulbl# Lirtm in *nffm»:
done It will not cost tha County
; ami slid added "T im will tie mote ilmin fh# trafUr loll, k'*#1pin ii •»» m
a dime for Hght of weys, IOT
iNiiiiim «if bom# Mo«ri#r flu .trf
I tike Ike "
® Mrs, Ed OglSsbv Sr., 91 y*ar* feet wide Otherwise, she added,
Gullmaitin «aid tin. -inuhl plot, bligfmiiY* iu pi# ♦11 m iu j * . mis111 r mt ,
eonclarenatton proceeding* wilt be
rlllv be oil" of the largest polilil it | nirii i1 lLUil*1oi1a f*>i flu million
necessarv.
h*i in i»b #i ip
g.itberlligi In Miami In ,1m v md
Monro* lit 8:80 a m. yaiterday fol
Mr, Dodd suggested that the
rii# i*• ub ut full « .* •»*■*! M - i
inoloiradei , ill bring Flsrnhoa ,*i
lowing an lllnesa of 10 wAeks.
rltitens of Forest City meet and
in ifI Ii mIii «- p m I f i*I »■
tut!
llpporlei > from i . t it t-» ,\
A charter member of the Lake decide on the route that they
HU;bf VIiif111 <v i be tl M u m *
I
We'.l P «11ii |l, n il to milt" I, i|
Monroe Baptist Church, M r ». favor, and petition the County
S if H V I -1(I||| l ] M p t M ll’fl M i ll M"«
A i c c o i d .t, " 4 iiroplr
ooi |||
Oglesby had been a resilient of Commission to that effort.
Into
anlnodpi .'ipting, fm
Ei>enhowTi "ill pend tlir night f -| f IH ("1,'..' Him #' *I k■ k• 11*'yrf| I i
Seminole County for 70 years, mov.
State Road Department officials,
day's vein l.aUoi |I,V yuo, I
In Miami anil tea'- lot latopi il 11 iflu fc Mb ■ *'\ #i \ "'I fi- "if
(
1
1
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r
e
h
I
s
M
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i
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j
j
lug here from (‘lay County, Fla.
.aid Mr. Hagan, have drclaicd
u i v M l* . ,\il<oc Bcllcfl.
H i in Weilnesda v At living their
Other survivors include two that they will not follow the pres
lit fit|n win Mir HaMi Put h-'.'O
an hum I lie, In will ,|»c ,k it
K
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i
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r
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other daughteis, Mrs. E. It- Swag- cut mute to Sanlando Springs.
I
*
/-i
.* | • . t#»t mol lit** till# "M
Ml.
Plant Field, home of the H o ld ,
^ te rty of Sanford and M is.’ J. T
W ill#
S e rlin iis
h i
A plat for Urn 48 lot dak Park
Springs of lur.o '
S c n o o lH
C n n t l i d
I 'J i H s i m r I l u r l i \ \ ; i n i l St ,le f'/U
Abfatthewa of Lake Monroei one Subdivision at the south end of
The henulV e on t"«t
lug'*
He
will
leave
fix
llll
mlngh
mi,
•on, Ed Oglesby Jr., 28 grandchild- Altamonte Spring* was apuroved.
N a tio n
A re S w e p t
a full scale pr o gra m
of •
HhiiiI | o lo i ,,,
MIVMI
I ' m'It Mil* ’* iimH up hi Air,
ren; 40 great grandchildren end This was presented hy tlir de- TALLAHASSEE OP-The Florid* 'p o r t i n g arid uncial arlivitic
Morula has voted Ihe Demm-i ,1
<‘nbiuet tmlny made II plain II will
I l'» mill , in | mif(f a Du’
one great great grandson.
vrlnper, N’nrinsn INIImnn, Or
rilriirlng a I t;(HI n’cl nf
\* i
ri*i'.iimI friipu il hiurIt in# rtiirr'd |e II,k,-I ,IIO e Beetuislroellor, -lav. l l y W i n f l s \ M i l l ? ; i i n
Funeral services will be held Inadn, ■ former rltlsrii nf Detroit, lake n dim view of sny priqNited a ftern oon and la , l i n g ontil l i
extensimi nf Ihe Evergladv* Na
it1111* " ,I v%.i•i"ii irwhi v *»» Dir VirttiiH esrrpl to, I’.CH Hilen IP‘,o,.,t
at the Lake Mnmoe Baptist Church Mich.
tlonal Dark Hint will require thr I night.
AM
*n|ii
41 ml I ftifI tu ilr t m i f tloove, ra n led Hip slate
itv f b* Abmii I i I it I !Vr
at 3:00 p.m. tomorrow with Rev.
The Commission aereptnl the
Ml«* Rellefleiir, ilrUn
efll|M'* I *1 «l| Ml | fill
iptftp
put ,»»)•( i tin i t tn
H. H. Martin, Itev. D. L. Bralnerd dvr-d of ■ road through the new state to turn over additional land. ..
High School nml'ireHi- l«t,t
to
(lie
federal
government
• at#lv Nnrhui, i hlrf il'in n forr
I|
\l |l|r Ilf ♦
-if firs l r .tr mi
and Rev. Robert Smith officiating. Tanglewood Subdivision, a Wel•rt r. , 1
, 1 wax tlie Hitanlmniia clini.'r
Nccidcttl Rcporlcfl
*'#l ,h » 4f Ml# Mi ih h VVi lUirr Mur
mmI Si in Hi#rti
i ih h ♦ i I .ii .)
Interment will follow In Evergreen Ixirn Phillip., prnjert, bordering
rhe Cabinet » position came nut ,
„„
,lf f(1(1(
»»'l Mh . i t f r r Ir.tpim! f|K
Cemetery.
( hi .mg niitlmri •*! *h*ll m
on Winter Park and two and a n a dlsrusslnn nf a protest from lnwn>, including Willi,.,,
Mu Celery Avenue *fUiy
hlfh.m ir
,li *ii | |«f t *ifil | n lIf* it**
1 IMI Igi'
propel fv tin hftVI'li-' •
half miles wed of (ioldenrod In Conrad I,. Wlrth. director of Hie of Sanford
pr»* trill RfiiifM' ffif .inrrnl tlsiyfc
(‘111 (l Ut IlfMill M*I li I ii Mt II Vi*
National Park Servlre. ngalu'i Hie
Seminole County.
Jean
Snodgrass,
l.nttgu
Hl'H
I
(
fur *•’* .iv If*m* mv Infill iirrn i " i flfily fu»# Rt if **uii *1.111* %. * I-1# tit „ n i ‘i»rr*' ltd .»* in 1 *)i # Uiif fIi I ■ ■
• UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. i/ODrear Bergstrom, company rep. sale by Ihe Stale Board of Edit voted ,e,„,i,| and Diane t<>,
"Il iu-iv i'«nihijiKi , 'j i n k mnfr mill ml lAtlliHpm im iV li'iv A v mio
M cretsry • General Trygve Lie rervntatlve, and R. II. June*, eii- ralinn
ot Iwn , sections nf land out i Orlando, |,|arrd lltiid in tt„- i,
At I#'ISI fIV# prl mu , u Rf r kilb-H
,,
Im thr tifirlh m il lint tut Innil nt i Iit -4f 111if 11•, w it *i i *"| »ii r l # *I in S# 11» 111 thr -tut »f»s
said Monday night that public opin glnrer, pointed out that the 120
It11’ P»rk boundaries
frllowa-Kanland,,
.Spring,
...........
tf|fl| V f "ftlI1Hv MVif | lit** f -ill. If I I /«V
ion In moil of the United Nations lots are located in n 40 acre tract.
all." \«ii huii fin latril. uhlinic
Wlrth said Ihe Iwn section* ol rd event
\\ 1|ii | . rtf 'Ml inlti if! In lift It ti I
#,i if *mir r m** *,«11*t In* stir# of IuiIuIny
would enthuxla llcally welcome a
C. P, Brailngton, Lake Mary land lie within a proposed rxlen
b M-iving
hi*
The
rnrdest
was
maned
Ij|* e»*i if|p4» »«* Mf rife
lh|fb*Miv nrni # n .wrM
ll'ift Hful im
In fcrf*p n very
Korean armistice arranged ap resident, was assured of a pub slon of the park lie said the slate termlttent rule tha* M l -<lulrhi,»s ’g -ilf'li fm II .ill Mir tint# * U »fFfdlliRll R h HliftUnu. Willie 111?## fin 11mil »ln|! *( ! Ui b*»".l,. i
proximatclv on tha basis of pres lic hearing nest month to con- was coin milled to giving thr Park sun atill shone Swimming »*•
Sm*f-U'f N#|fi*i, *Ii m iiijj #,iil Ing m.i|fif 'liiii it,*' f*i m '" I
Th# hi i im l i, i ulv im ry ttlti
ant battle lines.
•Ider hi* r*que*t in closing Wster Service all lands which would be variety exhibitions and so |„>|.<
n'is*l mii f elefv AVf«mi# slunfly br Irsnri »l itn-lg# *‘t » ■ t «! *'H . .
porntffl
Mutrii
sit#
II
*ltrf
.170
tnllr%
In his annual report to (ha U N Street In the town of lake Mary. needed for Ihe nark
live watrr show rapped tile 1••
"M* m l
. »+
fill i* 7 if) P rn Vent 1*1flu V, P'H Mill Srvrt H timliling
Nm Mi it*iffIu i.i nf li?m luiivi, P u rr
General Assembly which convenos
Itoatlaae* Me l*aa» Kesr)
School Supt Thomas D Bailey aflernoon ar-t|vlt|ea
<1)4111 I gR
IlPt
lutii.I
i
»
i
f
Rlltlllijl
M
i
Inin
1
»*f
1
tn
iMrn.
or
|i
LaMMuIr
3.1ft
north
hare Oct. 14, Lie said repeated dis
said Wlrth was laboring under a
The Laleii [),v relebratlm, ■
f uif
knui.in
*d Hi in, * *
mu Ml 111e*i A venue wH|i bin III,17
#411*1 Id'ti j’i1tl'lr Oil *i 1AT*',1
appointments In tha Korean truce
misapprehension sinre Hie Slate ted 42U0.4U for the li....jf„|l
eaotlatlona had "given rise to Im
" T i n . i» i ,4"v»*r** hurrlr/in# nurl E'firil |i u'li up I r nek, Inif a *I» i vi*r k|tl#f) bv tbf» "ifut m in f 'iff W111Hi
School nosrd hid no Ipgat author Chrielrnna (Tiarlly Fund, Bard.,
III
Mp'blg.in
fv*rt
p#
» Dill Hft '
alienee, resentment and doubt.'
ity to give away Its lands He said Manager .lark Butt* annomu e.l i . all hhlps mi M* i ruirs* shniiM vx rr lubi iu I him, Kity (*. Ilmlnp, Wmf. killofl bv llglitrmu i , Mnm*b*!
I
’
nlfy,
Obbf,
dim*K«f*i#d
fb#
ftiiflost ol these reaction* would dis
Ha#
*
oiithm,"
Mir
ailvlvnry
anhl
former school land had been do night,
sform* sfrorli Mir ? if** m l I v»
appear, he addod, If (he truce talks
'Mu* liurrh him* vuis #«p#rlril fn mil r ltd R l l - m p t e r l to pn naled In Ihe Park Servlre In Ihe
iifbnr s u r ir |#pmfRr| mi , nig uni
Hanford's
Evelyn
Jones,
spun
Wilmno,
-teeINK
th#
lunti
ruiiili)|f,
ware successful.
Iflvrrt\\v
in
lutrtnlfy
If
Mils
mnvllli*
past hut by Ihe Internal Improve ed by the Hrmlnole County »'lu.
V>/iiv) i g# #s(lm if' .| if ? run non
onrlliv *»sl nt U! niilf 4 .mi hour etil to fb# right and fb# ii^bt muii
" If an armistice should be con
ment Fund trustees whn ohtslned h, r of Cnmttierre, bended
Its*
A N ivy I n r r l r a n f himMiu» plan# f#9id#r nlul biiinp#r nf Moitnn't prr.nmerl ilruv<m>H m tiginnw Hiy
cluded In Korea on the baala of
II
by
giving
lands
nf
equal
value
II other lialbing benntv rid.
City Manager Thnma* Letnnn to
iflfifl I bi-vr*i|#l Miiii'b liH flu* left flffrt tfiRii bnnl f ip r17#11
ulilrh pto|i#»l Mu* |*rowin/' fllsturh
approalmately tha present battle
In Ihe school hoard
They are a , follows: Miss,-. .M■■ oh*# r#pnrf#f| IhiflirM vvluil* in th r front f* ndri imd Imiupei of rlu*
(I nin i g# #s|| mjft1*-<! 11 b.i hi,himi 14*
line," the 1U - page report said, day aiked members nf the Lions
Land
Agent
Sinclair
Well*
said
Ann
Ammons,
leer
nidrurnh.
1
I* f**4I*fill#rl fill I'rrgt t ‘4wiRB"4
Krifd h iu k DaiiPig# lo file limit sIIIfip*f from a Mi b Mnrnl u bb b
"available evidence indicates that Club to co-operate with member* of Hie Park Service’s position was
ley
Rnsrher.
Bhlrlay
Win
,1
iv ha
limited nt 1 15 himI Mi th# fitrurk ih# m im II imin nf I Hp *»m
public opinion In the great m ajor other local orgauliaHon* In I khii I- without m rrlt since the land adver
f*||#VM»|#f at l ift
IIoi loll WRrl fithrix u r i # rrp<»rlnl ml..Ing m l
ity of rnamber atatea would wel Ing the proposed Stetson Univer Used for aale was well outside the Belly Drecbsler, M ania <ilBarbara
Walaon,
Lury
Pllon-'
listed for dltr#g*idliig mi arm prr.minRiI ilrown#f1 m '> igPMw It iv
F o r c H t I '; i r k S c lio n l
come it with enthusiasm and much sity adult education plan here. II* p trk boundaries and In an area Hbaron Argo, Frances Akens. Ile>
algnsl
r*ift#i ffi#|» bn li I ■ hiv I/ rH
of the present aiudety and disil was Introduced hy John Ivey, where farm* are being developed
Crooka, Melanie Pauletln and H-i"Lion" and City commissioner.
T ra iiH p o rta tim i S ta r tn
lusionment would disappear."
(Munag# rsflriifif#*! H $.VHi,fi#»i> i*
Atty.-Gen. Hlrhard Krvln moved Esknw.
Pointing out that proceed* of the
r r r v ro M M lS H lo N
'iillliHl from n Mi h flnn#f 'ilii#b
for
postponement
nf
the
sale
until
adult ichool ara designed to eend
Th# Oily rnniniUnbm will m##f Ktrnrk fb# Mil ill tip' ll of riljra ll
REFORM S PRO TESTED
Five Hrmlnole County exrep
Ihe Park Service director could be
TUNIS, Tunisia (#— A commis two high school graduates from advise of the fscti Gov. Warren
lionet children will he provided tonight at H:t)0 nVInek to #nntlmi#i f'ify, nut ml# (VnilMiiNvi# lb# If4*,ft■n*»
this
section
to
Stetson
University,
hkh
Ha ftludy of thr hudg#t now b«ing PI NIn .tiRi'f w*as ||M#r#fI with lirol
sion of leading Tunisians declared
'ran*|,or*af Ion beginning tumor
seconded the mnllnn
Hailey,
Monday night that Parle proposed Mr. Lemon, in hl» brief, Informal Treasure Ed Larson and Secre
row to , " d from the F o re ,t Park pr#pAtr<l for fhr rumlng yrgr, rn sfnrr IrmHs, m rr|trf| aill'Him
talk,
declared
that
the
greatest
tinreforms for ih li troubled Pretieh
f rhool f„| rxreptlrmal children City Manngrr TbofiiAR I-hhoii bllrs -iri'I ivnfrr luggnl m#u Ii in
resource of Hanford is tary nf Stale 11. A Gray permitted
f||s(* I', T lbrr Crrrk i-ig##l fbroi igi.
protectorate represent a backward developed
«t Ihe old Dilatido air base, Mrs. itatril thla mottling.
It to pass but expressed belt
He
youth,
and
told
of
how
l>u*lnr*»
Flags were on d|splay yexlerd.
MUa MgrbniH h u ffry U *m v . Hie in, .loess and reridenllal see
(tap for Ihe Tunisian people. The and manufacturing company* are school lands shmild be sold
Harold Appleby nnmmiirrd today.
In Ihe downtown section to t,- •
commission sdvlied they Bey of recognising the dollar value of pro
A ctntlor, w agon t, bring pro. big im M riu tiry f« Sir Inno n lion. S"ver«l persons v -re (oreed
Gray, seemingly expressing Ihe the Labor Day holiday, and so,,
Tunis to reject the plan.
sentiment of a majority of Ihe were nailed to the meat npsi I vlded I, v tlir Feroald I j , lighten timing Ihr two wrrka VR«nt|on lo (lee from liielr homes
per education for young people.
The French claimed the
Heavy damage was repotted
Hospilal Association and will to, of Mm. flub# Ml* lin«d, thr rrgiilur
Ha etated that he haa found the Cabinet, said If he Is ever at a down.
j U by Foreign M
Monday In areas around Bal
m eintnlned hy the Seminole Coun ^rrrrtary.
paonla of Stnford to h* friendly meeting when Ihe Park Service
Jsek Morrison, manager of H„
In h u m an would give
IImore, Washington, aod pails <d
and cordial and have made him wanU more land for the E ver .Seminole Tire Rhnp, who noti'-r'1 ty Gcbool llnisiil for Dir purpose
more control of the!
Pennsylvania. New Jersey sod
Mix. Appleby herself will drive
*1 at home bare, and that the glades National Park "Pm going two flags upside down on Par
0
New- York, all hit liy Hie tnllend
a n t
ona had datta thafr share In con to vote 'No.1 They've got enough Avenue, said that he had correrl.u It tem porarily until s p erm anen t
A French Resident • General tributing 4ft that feeling.
nf the set,run's (Irst hurricane The
dtiver ra n be secured.
U
l
o
H
l
n
g
land."
this condition. He declared that P
now administers the country,
hurricane earlier had battered (lie
Mrs. Appleby expressed her
King U M E. B. McCall *•■ »elThe state already haa given was his belief that the flags be ’
though the aged Bey la the non- comed bach a* presiding officer more than Ooo.ooo acres of land been laundered lately and nailed appreciation to the Shrine Club
Lake Mery resident* ere aroused Carolina (toasts
Ida) ruler. Tunisians bar# bean and praaldaftt w um club, following
and to Suiirrintendrnt T. W. Law- over the closing of the street In
IC tlllsiiS On Fan* Fnarl
again In the masti.
■ Stating for Independence la • an abaenca of agtoral weak*. Major
CAPTAIN, FUNDS MISSING
ton for their co-operation In the Durent's Addition on the north
Acting
Police
Chief
Roy
Tllll'.
elmpalgn marked by considerable prcjacta gjocuiaad by members
MADRID igv— European poller
3 F IR E ALAHMH
when Informed that two flag* wer- matter, and pointed out that the shore of Lake Mary, by private InFiremen have answered two upside dnwn on First Street, In, Forest Park school Is nude possi leiests, as this prevents people searched loday (or Cant Julian
were a broom aala to rale* fund*
for. Lion projacta and a club bar- alarms In the past two days, and mediately took action to have then, ble through public support of the from using tbs public beach facili Rodrigue/ Paslrnna, cnlel pay
POOL 8CH BD U LB
Easter Seal rumpnlgn.
master of Gen Franrlaco Fran
bocue.
damage from both liras ha* been righted.
ties, Frank Evans said today.
. new schedule fo r the Munklminor.
Mr. Evans predicted that "fire cn'a War Ministry, reporlrd tnl-.n
Bwlmminf Pool will go Into
SANFORD MAN NAMED
CH A M B kB O F CO M M ERCE
Yesterday afternoon at 2:42
works will fly'1eonrerning the m at ing will) al least four tiillliun pes
<rt tomorrow, f , Haaky wight,
SILVER SPRINGS (/Pi — Pryor ter nt the meeting of the Lske etas ( Mfin.oon)
mrldge, manager o’clock, a defective electrical wire FER N PARK REGIHTRATIO N
Forrest
session manager, announced of the “
Army offlrlals said the captain
Oomty Chamber near the cash register In Eddle’e
Mrs. Camilla Bruce, coo-Hv T. Young, Tallahassee, was re- Mary Chamber of Commerce Wedfailed In return Aug 27 from a
of Coi
•Bay urged that ResUurant resulted In a brief supervisor of registration,
/ill elected president of tho Florida nrsday night.
„ __ol w ill be- open frees members
ao*m as poial* flare and damaga to piaster near taka tha registration hook* to the Barbers Assoeiation nt its closing
Since 1028, Palmetto Avenue, 8 • day leave. An Investigation
to 5:00 o'clock on afternoons Me nom
for dlreclore. tha floor.
Legion Hut at Caeaelbarry Satur convention session today.
which wes graded by the County, showed ho hnd prepared a pass
the exception o f Sunday a to u r
New director* Include: E. II. has been a dedicated street, and nt uorl and other trnvcl document:!
Thl* niurnlng firemen were day afternoon, and w ill be there
j Uu m will ba
hour* wilt ba ItSO p.m. to made for _
and IS elsa- called at 8.03 o'clock to 410 West from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. In ordrr •Inhoaop, P«n*ar..|,,; !. R. Malloy, one time them was » p'or and bath lor an extended trip — destination
t p.m. Saturday hour* w ill be where In tbft „
, and at tha Twelfth Street where n defective to permit new resident* of thui Tallahassee, L. W. Grlner, Gaines house at tha bathing spot. Now that unknown.
.1 e.m. to 1)00 p.m., and tfOO rtw-off aJoetUn
Rorlrlgucx apparently crossed
weak end
cook stove In the home of community and nf Para Park to ville: W. D. Stein, Sanford, V. P. the land owners have closed It, re
I i 09 p.». Tha peel wlU net
chosen In M r .' Mattie Horn had caused a register, aha announced
this Selph, Lakeland; and T. C. Rack- sident# are denied access to the the border Into France several
lake, he pointed out
In th# county, smudge.
nrd, Gainesville.
days ago police reported.
morning.
Hir?'-L■ T'rAfl,'; *+'? ,i
*. aM.M
' ‘ tat
Mrs. Ed Oglesby, 91
Died Yesterday A. M.
Cabinet Frowns
On Giving Lands
To Park Service
Qw Crowd Attend* U test Tropical
Labor Dav Show \ I <*, __ n
i
Hnnlamlo Snriiu’s ‘S 0
0 vel»»,s
m
r nil bcalc / 1p
Interests Of Mimics
National Park- And
!
City Manager Is
Principal Sneaker
At LionH Meeting
Upside Down FI
Mar It Lnhor l><n
Lake Mary Amimed
Over Road
TSifSP.
-;r
NO. 8
Eisenhower Promises
Wholesale Clean-Up;
Launches Dixie Tour
Eisenhower Visits Florida
To Forest City,
^n# nt announced today that the ,
______
U n ite d Stale* and Canada have i p . - n f n St q
A VP
worked out agreemmla wlih 10 | n o i e H l S
r t ie
o
T U E S D A Y . S E P T E M R E R 2. 1 9 5 2
Control Of Strategic | r>
- w\ t
Goods Destined For UOUHty D 6 1C T S
Overseas Shipment; Action On Road
Will Be Tightened!
WASHINGTON <*-The govern
f
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.i iip I 'up ,u sltv gymu.r d md
undecw iter acini,it, from beneath
, ledge 111 Iret I,eh, a t(," surfac*
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ip' hail finished sn exhlhjtlnn of
,l, i-p wafer diving md stilt surface
ternhafirs Ini (Hemh ’>atclllllg
Hitougli Hie , i v t <1 .. lea: water
limn u glass huttnm I h,. !
I lie l.\ ve«r old Navy veteran
fi„in Macomb, HI
frequently
■ „ 'i I allied vlsljnr . t« the iprlllg)
In- diving through a hole In a
ledge nmt" than s hundred feet
I,alow tlm surface
lie I,«d In:,I come up from slaglog Id. .how Monday, grasped at
Hie rrlge of Hie boat, m ixed and
plunge,] luck bill, Ihe deep water
Npe, Inlnri thought at fin ! it waa
part of Hip act. and hy the time
life guards weip Munitioned it was
loo late In save him.
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THE HANFORD HERALD
If a
Tuoeday, Sept. 2, 1151
iins Sanford Herald
KStehrlekea la iee«
WaMufcM catty ■sieat ■ • l i i t i t
J*4 l l w a l . k S iln aM «M S in
tear*, t'ah iu h te ua BatarOafa UiIvaW f U i l n a u aaC .Vear I m i i
SIS Staaaalla S h i m
W s (feral* la a a t a k u i |
Aaearlalse S*raaa rtklrk la aalf
VkMaatrsir ■„ ik» aaa fae n m
Ss t b s of all ik« lorai asara in i
ia ski* Mk*Mi>r. ■« m u a*
* f a»n* Clapatrata.
"""TUESDAY, HKPT." I, 1151
TODAY’ft BIBLE
even unto th t end of thr world.—
Matt. 21:20.
• —
—
4 i *a i
*
Blueprint For Peace
'*
One of the chief olmt»cli-n to the uucceHHfuI integration
of Wen tern Europe, Recording to competent observer*, I*
tfci* the purple are not prepr.r.d for It. The j*; it leal leader*,
ft i* Hold, are ahead of the people, and ho nre handicapped
In carrying out their plana for federating Western Europe.
In 11)55 the United Nation* General Assembly Is
scheduled to vote on the revision of its Charter. To provide
guidance for the participating governments, the Carnegie
Endowment for International Pence is embarking on a study
of nationr.l attitudes to the UN and international organiza
tions in genera).
This study will attem pt to determine the practical
implications of abandoning the veto, the advantages and
disadvantages of worldwide technical assistance programs in
comparison to bilateral arrangements such as Point Four
or regional programs such as the Colombo Plan. Its aims
are also to learn what the various nations expect of interna
tional organizations, the terms In which they envision pence,
the extent of sovereignty they are willing to surrender and
whether they expert equality among nations to be absolute
without reference to size or wealth or power.
The facts to be assembled In this study will provide a
blueprint for UN reform. It will help to make sure that the
representatives to the UN are not working In a vacuum
hut in termn of what their nationals buck home want. This
study represents another valuable contribution of tha Carne
gie Endowment toward international peace.
----------
We tre where the nurleti hum s
tlp e rls ate spraying insects with
alomiieu in In* hope of producing
an atomic poweird mosquito, no
doubt.
The lin t hurries lie of the yeac,
tome live hundred miles o il the
Florid* enrol, brought the rooleit
weather of die rummer to (hit part
of th i Hate.
We ree where American icienliitr
admit that the Rritish may have
built a heller A-bomb. And if the
British have, may he die Russians
have loo.
President Truman i> not yielding
to the demandi of the American
Legion, ii nol going to file .Sec
retary A tlifia n . lie ill-nil Acheron
it the hetl man in die United S la lri
for Secrctniy of State, God help
America I
During the pail seven yean en
rollment! at the Soutluide Primary
Schorl have increaied from 300 to
600 bupils and the number of teachera from 13 to 20. How long can
such, doubling up continue without
eonspucting new y h ool building!)
Cut. Hubert K. .McCormick of Urn Cblnigo Tribune want*
neither Elwenhcnver nor Hloveimnn. Eixonhower'a internallonullkt vlewa are the hitch which keen* the colonel from
hie usual Hepubllcunlani. liu thus calls attention to the
party rift over the question whether the United States
should play an active part in world uffnirs or disregard
what other nations are doing.
This rift, it now iip|M-ai'S, began with Theodore Roose
velt, ns Prof. Kiting E. Morison of the .Massachusetts Insti
tute of Technology reminds us in his new edition of Roose
velt' h letters. TR believed thnt the United States WIN a
world power mni should act as such. Accordingly he inter
vened in 1905 to settle the Russo-Japanese war.
The next year when France was taking over Morocco
and Germany was striving fo ra foothold, he let It he known
that the United States would not let injustice la- clone to
France. He Ihus forced the Algecirus, Morocco, conference
of 11100 when a compromise was worked out. The isolation
ists of that time asked, "What have we to do with Morocco?"
Rut TR had his way.
Curiously enough Roosevelt " h most ut cleat disciples, University Student
such as Senators Henry Calmt Lodge the eider and Medill
Killed By Gun Blast
McCormick, followed an isolationist line when they combined
against our membership in the League of Nations. Partisan COUDEH8POHT7 Fa utt— A ID
ship may have entered into this stand. Genuinlly Theodore yrar old Harvard University stuRoosevelt's inflm nco was on the side of American purlicipa- dent, eon of a socially prominent
suburban Philadelphia family, was
tion in world decisions. Col. McCormick Is against it.
If imymiu iluL-H nut know tin- imuuilnu of what wo cull
"gnlildcdyuuuk" unit Hit- Ili ll lull "nffleinltme," tin «*xnrri|)lt*
JiiHt inanccl by tin- I'utumuc River Naval Unmmntui will be
clearer tLan any definition. Hay» this mouth-filling artier:
“Effective Immediately, the practice of endeavoring by
wordst, gestures or otherwise to beg, Invite or itecnre trans
portation in uny motor vehicle not engaged in passunger
carrying fur hire or otherwise acting an a commercial
passenger carrier, by officers nmUor enlisted men or women
of tiie naval service ut any point within the boundaries of
the Potomac River Naval Command In forbidden."
Whnt thin ncem.H to mean, iu "no hllchiiting." Why on
earth could they not have said ho ?
The nationwide poll of the
Piincelnn Rrtra ic h Service iliowt
General Eiienhower leading over
Governor Stevcnion by 48.7 per
cent lo 41.9 permit with 9 4 per
cent ilill
undecided. However, tillIIRENDER ANNIVERSARY l
PURPLE HEART WINNER
Stevrnrnn L Lading among the
WITH II S FIRST MARINE Dl
TOKYO
II was just nnullit-r VISION. Kon-a— A Marine eimoun
younger voten (21 to 29 yean of day in Japan today — this seventh
age) by 50.2 percent to 47.6 per- anniversary of the signing of the cement today said a direct de
American civiliration with all its
(anils lias been good lo the Seminole
Indians in rteent years. A trpotl
by the Buteau o( Indian A R sits teveals three are now 1.011 Seminolrs
in Floiida as compiled wills only
690 in 1940, T li* work of hrallli
agencies wldcli lies practically elim
inated meny of the most prevalent
Indian diseases i* credited with this
remarkable increase.
Jaiianese surrender documents
II was lha first anniversary Ja
pan hai observed as an Indrjirndcut snutlnn, but It passed with lit
tie notice.
Leading Japanese newspapers
did not evrn mention the anniver
sary. But they curried many Mo
rles related tu Japan's Independ
nice — anch na tl.la country's llrst
completely free unit Independent
general elec IIon In 15 yeura which
will be held Oct. 1.
In the seven years since the sign
ing of the surrender, Japan has
rebuilt her Iminb - ravaged cities.
Aside from n wrecked, dasolsted
spot In Hiroshima where the llrst
atomic bomb fell and which Is pre
served as « ineiuoilal, few scars
remain evident In lids busy coun
Total incomes of all Floridians
increased 13 percent last year to a
rand total and all limrf high ol
3,801,000,000. This is over three
time* what il was in 1940 and try
show* to tom* talent how fa il Flo ri
da Is growing. T l i l i it not all the
TRU-MAN'S OWN DECIHION
result of inflation cither for while
NEW YORK tw—Margaret Tru
Fldrisfa incomes were increasing 322 man said today that neither the
perfent, lhe national income wet in- nor her mother had anything to
ertating 220 percent.__ _
do with President Truman's tied-
{
scendant of the mail who wai
awarded the first Purple Hear!
by Gen. George Washington in the
Revolutionary War has been given
the same medal for woundi re
ceived In the battle for Bunker
Hill In Western Korea.
Marine 2nd Lt John J. Bis sell,
24, Pitlihurgh, Pa , received the
Purple Jliturl recently from MaJ
Gen. John T. Belilen, commander
of Hie First Marine Division.
He is a direct descendant of
Bill Daniel S Rlssell, Wlnsor,
Conn., who, the announcement said,
was awarded the first Purple Heart
after the medal for wounds wai
authorised by the Continental
Congress.
Rlssell Is a son of Mr. end Mrs.
J. J. Rlssell. Pittsburgh, lie Is a
lust graduate of Yale University.
HWIMM CHANNEL
DOVEH, Eng tfi-Phlllp Mickman, 2! • year • old Royal Air
Force entitled man, completed an
England to Franca channel swim
In 18 hours 44 mlnutoi today.
T ht roly poly Yorkshire youth
swam the channel In the other di
lion nol to run for re election.
Asked i i ahe returned aboard rection in 13 hour* a minute* In
A H o ry U told in Minnesota thal
1040
an fA-’tor of a.paper Fad to be the liner United Statee from ■
. Returning to Dover In a motor
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four
of
II
Rumnestr
coun
carried home on a stretcher at the
ifies about reports that she and boat which accompanied him on
reftill of having. received a kind her mother Influenced the Presi (he swim, Mlckman laid lhe chan
d because of something he had dent's decision, Miss Truman nel wai rough all lhe way and ha
took a /ev e re buffellng, "But I
lfed. The shock simply unnerved re M M "Thal'a absolutely unlru*. It waa feel perfectly fit."
. J m i ai he reached hit home,
his decision and hia alone. We had
someone take him a lelUteiing
;n> «HPHP-SK.NT,P.NGLAND
noHilng to do with il."
about another i|*m he had Printed,
LONDAN <4!—Official sources
fOie waa greeted by Mrs Truman
He gnl up and wtnl-bacli (b work. ehfl then talked alone with report- ■aid today ih»t Britain will »am«
bn 61-year-old cl iff of the Imper
— Highways of Happiness.
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r:rn?.rok sWf* f|,w
Sir William Sim . a i Governor
Il U always depressing to find
General of Australia,
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etfldily encroaching upon Seminole trufke bound for Berlin croaled ing soldier, who commanded Brita traffic snerl today on Uia Ruaiian ■(n » Hth Army In Burma, during
Eone'a weetern frontier.
E
Bait German cuetbme- guards
iv# every truck a thorough going
iff tn ■nobvtoui eeirch for con*
• Jortfer to an average of two.
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-------By HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK \Jh— ThJi la a d iy
of tenilon in the American home.
The long Labor D«y week • end
hal given hutbandi a taite (or
leisure, end they found It herd to
pul their notes beck to the tam e
old grindstone in the tem e old salt
mine. They come home from their
Brit day back on ih* ' ‘ crocs
things
and quarrelsome end sayl
like:
"What am 1 — a ir
horse?"
Whet can a wife do to ease the
pain of papa’s return to the har
ness ut his dally task? It does no
good for her to point out that the
nes been slaving over a hot stove
herself. He requires sympathy —
not a competition In self- pity.
He also needs to be ossifred he
Is a lucky dog to have a Job, and
work is really wonderful. Since he
may have some stroag doubts on
this point — particularly If the
point Is made by a woman — 1
have gleaned a few historic male
remarks to bolster his wife’s a r
gument.
So. dear lady, clip these from
your newspaper and put them on
your husband’s dinner plate to
night to make him feel belter:
"There it no ere tie r cause of
melancholy than Idleness; no bet
ter cure then business'' — Robert
Burton
"Idleness Is only the refuge of
weak minds, and the holiday of
fools. 1 look upon indolence as a
form of suicide" — Lord Chester
field (who was bom wealthy).
"No one has become immortal
by sloth" — Sallust
"Sloth U the devil's pillow" —
Unknown.
"To do nothing Is to be noth
ing" — Nathaniel Howe.
"He who would eat the kernel
must crack the shell" — Plautus.
"It It nol the part of a man to
fear sweat” — Seneca
"If any would not work, neither
should he eat...In all labor there
is profit" — Old Testament.
"For ell there Is one season of
rest and one of toll. Labor conqus-ra everything" — Vergil
"Who prays and works lifts up
to God his heart with his hands"—
St Bernard.
No Major Cool Itrlk o
I
Production Conlrol In d
"Labor, wide as the earth, has
its summit in heaven" — Thomas
This Autumn Ii Ouoi*
I
M ay Bo Movod Forward
Certvle,
Sprclal to Central free*
"Tha sleep of a laboring man Is
AHIIIM1TON- Federal official* are reaaonably coundent that the
sweet" — Old Teilement
nation will squeak by Ihit autumn without a major cool strike
"Labor in Itself u pleasure" —
despite the uiulmma rumblings of John L. l-*wl*. Howavar, the mineManillui.
owners who have known Lrwla und hi* United Mine Worker* longer
"No man needs sympathy be
am) more Intimately than anyone elac ar* leas confident.
cause he has to work Far amt
away the best prise that life offers
The optimist* pill their hopes on the enormous stockpile of coal
Is the chance to work hard at work
above ground. They point out that a strike would hava to continue
worth doing" — Theodore Roose
^
H for some weeks before the consumer would begin
velt.
■ to feal II* effect* Lewl*. however, ha» tradition"Why seekest thou rest, since
J "
J I ally don* the unexpected. so an autumn coal alopthou art born to labor?"—Thomas
page is not ruled out.
A. K-.mpis.
For on* thing, the UMW president may consider
"...•If the Almighty hid ever
himself obligated to go after wage gains for hU
made • set of men (hit should
miners comparable to thoo* won recently by Philip
do ell the eating and none of the
Murray for the ClO-Hleel Worker*.
work, he would have made them
Just what a coal itrik* Could gain Lewie la
with mouths only" — Abraham
Lincoln.
problematical. It ia generally conceded that thr
"When a great many people are
Industry la not In sound economic health. Cumpeunable to rind work, unemploy
til Ion from other fuels la keener than ever before
ment re su lls",— Calvin Coolldge,
T
I and the mint uwnrra most certainly will be unwlllRepublican.
ing to make aubalantlal wag# ronceasloius.
"Honor lies In honest loti" —
felns 1. Lewis
Th* min* chieftain—no stranger to the economic
Grover Cleveland. Democrat.
facts of life—may d*em it vvls* for one* to trtad
"I go on working fur the same
softly on Uie thaory that there isn't much blood left to ba wrung from
reason (list a hen goes ou laying
Us4 turnip.
eggs" — II. L. Mencken.
*
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a
a
"Work bears witness who does
• NUCKA AND CONORE1B—Don't look for any special session of
well" — John Ray.
"Never Is there either work with
Cong tea* to be railed by President Truman deapit* th* lataat report
out reward, nor reward without
on rlalng prices and ex-Prlc* Stabiliser Bills ArnaR’a demand that the
work being expended" — Livy.
legLelatore be required to act. Adinlniatratlon official* say there isn't
"1C* all In tin* day's work, as
a chance that Congress would i avia* the price control laws aven If the
the huntsman said when the lion
tienate and House were called back Into session bafora January.
ate him " — Charlea Kingsley.
Furthermore, many leading Democrat* fear that a special session
"There Isno trade or employ
would provide the Republicans with a forum for political attacks on
ment butt he young man following
the administration and thus give them more campaign ammunition.
It may become a hero" — Well
While Preeident Truman hasn't completely biased out the Idea of a
Whitman.
special call to Cong rest, he la under strong pressure from party aides
"There is no trade nr «—
to forget it and there's very, very little chance he will take such ment but the young men following
work la better then whiskey" —
action.
Mr. Truman also might be acting against th* wishes of hla own Thomas A. Edison.
"Work Is the inevitable condlparty'# preeldentlel nominee. Gov. Adlal Btevenaon, If he ware to
Issue a call for a special session. Stevenson'* aides reportedly ar*
TIMBER LAND BURNS
bappy about Uie failure of th* GOP campaigners to harp on th* coatSACRAMENTO.
Calif.
<*of-livlng Issue and they don't want them lo press tha subject on the Flames spread over some 10.000
voters now when price* are high.
acres of bone • dry Northern and
a
•
*
*
Central California timber and
• COALITION—Th* Republican • Southern Democratic coalition, praislaitdi, but with luck, most
which has ruled Congress for th* p u t five years, will com* to an end fires will be controlled by midtn th* event of a nation-wide OOP sweep In the November election*.
The election of a Republican majority In either chamber will mean
lhe end of the coalition In that body.
OOP leaders ar* all aet to divest themaelvee of the southern Ueup
the.moment they lake over. That ia on* reason why there hae been
no widespread disaffection from tha national Democratic ticket In the
south thla year.
The main laeera In Congreaa In tha avent of a Republican victory
wlU be the many southern Isadora who, because of seniority, hold
meet of the Important poets in both the House and Renats. On the
other hand, If elthar chamber remain* Democratic, lhe coalition will
continue to control of that body
t i e scheduled to receive tenrice
t na ihortly, Divition Manager
»i. H- Coleman announced today,
Leading the list and due to reci ve a diamond-set pin in retogtn ion uf hit 25 years of employm ni Is M. H. Bumgarner, 801
" a t Twentieth Street,
Mr. Bumgarner began his long
ta ie e r ut Miami in September,
AM ER,c,
Bertie’HNo Vote
A Cane Of Gohliluriy Gook
Hard Work Shown! Power Co. Employees
Key To Happiness Get Servlce Award>
Aft Labor Day Ends . Florida Power A F.lght Company
HOW TO BECOME A FAMOUS AUTHOR
VERSE
On lh» haltlr field, in itoirti*
• t ,*»a, in ratainlcif# and bereavement* lie he* i«v*k]*<J himself to
COUnttfM faithful.
And Lo I am with you always
-
—
killed and the son of Grover Cleve
land Dergdoll, Erwin Bergdotl, teiloualy wounded near thU Woslern
Pciiniylvanla cummunlty Monday
night
Potter County District Attorney
Robert J. Flint identified the dead
youth as Charles P. Van Pell, ion
of Mr. and Mrs. David Van Pelt,
Raeemont, Montgomery County.
Flint said Alfred L. Ballade, 36,
operator of the local airport, was
being held tor questioning pending
a preliminary haarlng. The district
attorney laid Ballade fired at the
two youths with a shotgun as they
approached Ibe airport He said
Ballade hid been staying at the of
fice following two previous burglarlei there i week ago.
Coroner Earl A Brown said Van
Pelt died almost Instantly from a
shotgun blast in Ibe chest. Bergdoll was reported In a serious con
dition at (he Potter County Hos
pital after being shot In the face
and cheit.
Grover Cleveland Bergdotl wai
a well known auto racer and was
convicted ai a World War draft
dodger.
TYPHOON IN PHII.IPPINBH
MANILA l*i—The typhoon tom
Philippine* tonight braced for
another tropltal blow as the known
death loll from disastrous winds
and floods lilt week-end rose t o :
111.
Delayed reports added 16 pcrioni
were believed drowned when a
motorboat lin k in a typhoon otf
Northeast Luton Island Sunday.
Additional deaths were reported
nn the Zamboanga Peninsula of
Mindanao lilln d in the Southern
Philippine*. Heavy rains there
turned mountain streams Into rag
ing torrents.
The hew tropical disturbance was
reported 4fl0 mile* east ol Hamer
Island and storm warnings ware
hoisted in the Southeastern Philip
plnei. The storm hai wind* of 45
m ltii art hour near th* center.
LONG WALKER
LONDON t»t— George Dies*,
{•year old welder, completed a
Uf-nUt ntmitop walk hem Barkk • • • • Tweed to Rt. Paal'e
alkedral today I* u hours 41
laalev
Uafthav**, heavy lidded, foetIN l«d bugry. Dtaa* (stamped
iwa M the cathedral stops and
& " ! • « hare, ffcank Uw
Aekad ky uewsmea what In-
Q J k p p iE M S
T ta e i
wanted to o n If
assjm^'is,
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Employment Drops
In State Industry
TALLAHASSEE (Special) — |
According to Raymond E. Barnet,
Chairman, Florida Industilal Cominlaalun, employment In all nonnKricullural ntabliihm arita in midJuly wna estimated at 704,BOO.
Thla ealimate waa 14,600 or 2.0
tier cent lea* than the revlaed June
ealimate. The June to July de
cline was Just leat than uiual.
The July 1052 ealimate, reflect
ing significant over-the-year in
crease* in trade, government, and
manufacturing, waa 2.6 per cent ,
liihger than the estimate of July
1061.
Employment losses In July vycrg
concentrated in ritru* canning,
nicking and packing. The cltru*
Industry accounted for about 70
per cent of the net Iota. Contract
construction waa the only major
industry group to acute an employ
ment gain. Nonngricullural un
employment ruse 16,400 to 41,700.
.Moat of the increase In unemploy
ment waa due to seasonal re- 1
Irenrhltient in the citrus Industry.
Employment In manufacturing
eitnhllihinenlH decreased to 102,H00 in July. Curtailment In citrus
cunning and preserving was tha
predominant factor. Worker* ware
temporarily laid off by firm* en
gaged in ship building aiul teparliw
(transportation equipment)
while contract negotiations were
in progress.
For all manufacturing Indus
tries tiie average hourly waga
waa 11.26.
Due primarily to ,
shorter hours In citrus canning
and transportation
equipment,
average weekly hours declined
from 42.6 In June to 41.0 in July.
Trade establishment* needed
8,700 fewer employees In July,
(’radically nil the loss was due
tu the closing of cltru* packing
homes. Government employment
was down as public school* re
leased a number of non-profeiatonal employees for tha summer j
month*.
“
The traneportatlon Industry wai
affected by a reduction In Import!
due tu the steel strike, and cut
back* In shipments of frolte and
vegetables,
Ron of human life, the true source
of human welfare" — Tolstoy
"Any men who hae a Job hai a
chance" — Elbert Hubbard.
"But til we ere built like an
gel! — with hammer and cbletl
end pen.
«
"Wewlll work for ourielf and
a woman, for ever and ever,
umeni" — Kudyard Kipling.
SPEND LABOR DAY
IN "COOL" COMFORT!
t
• AFTER EV1TA—It's atUl too early to predict what International
repercussions may follow Argentina flrtU ady Eva Peron'a death, hut
officials see soma Indication* that United Hat**Arg+ntin* relations may Improve. Ohs of the meet Improved
hopeful eigne’1!* a reported reconciliation between u . . ___
widower Feron and hla former foreign mtnlater, Juan
Rrsmuglia.
ItotatlesMT
RramugUa, when be held office, consistently advised
cordial relations with the United R ules. He waa ousted three years
ago after achieving world acclaim for hia mediation Of.the Berlin diete ae chairman of th* United Nations Becurlly Council. InUrmanU
Id at th* time Beflora Pcron dictated hik resignation because he waa
actaevlng too much prominence.
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General Eiienhower «KI
| ia Florist# could loans sc
hia Governor Warren on
metpcUons. Far Werren wj
M-agaJnii Dag McCarty
B eTWBf rtw Caldwell ain
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Mrs. Mitchell Honors Philatheas Meet At
South SMe Faculty Stinecipher OottaRp
Social A n d Personal Activities
P H o v r i4 9
$ocial Calendar
TUESDAY
Tht Daughter* of Wetley Sim
day School d a t a of the Kit •»
MathodRt Church will meet at
McKinley Hall at 7:30 pin. A
market basket sale will he held.
Hoitaieei will he Mrs. n ]{. E*trldge, Mr*. M. L. Wright, Mr*. .1
E. Courier, Mr*. ('. F. Rrannnn,
Mr*. Joseph Terlnp and Mr*. I.r*
ll^tV ent.
^"he Unity "Truth" ''In.* will
m itt at the Vnldei Hotel nt 7 Ifi
p.m. The subject will lie taken
from the book "The .Srrmnn on the
Mount" by Emmett Fox.
WEDNESDAY
Weklwa l,odge No. H7P. I.A to
BUT, will meet In the 1.0 O F. Holt
at 3:00 p.nt. on the flr*l Wetlne*.
day of each month.
Thee Gamma l.amlnla
Laminin giibu
t'hnptrr of
Beta Sigma Phi *ororltv will meet
< • H:00 o'clock with Mr*, t.enter
Guthrie. 2502 Went Flrwt Street.
Any Beta Sigma Phi member*
from out of town, now r ni<ilr>** or
visiting In Sanford, are cordially
Invited to contact Mr*. Donald
Jonei, Telephone 427-W.
Ho l l y w o o d
1
l>(II'Ilf,F DITTY IDSTDMK
•OLLYWOOD 1J 1 - What do
beauty contest queen* seek In .Itinlur Th'inrf*' rrnpjinl hniurn
a husband? HnnilMimenr.** uml r n u f t n h l r o f nx fur/! j*rnv THiiht H
b rirk I n m i l ' l l «, * nr
wealth aren't Important; he must f n r fxi11,
be sincere
The IirM him*
bulirr
Time was when glamor girl*
knT v*♦ k H untie ? Mir Ntlrru
only went for men who were Allots may l>r worn w11fl thr **Wirt for
lies or loaded with dough, or both «!ii nr|MR
The gals are now looking fur ele
menta of character. Recording to
my survey of nine homily winner*
Surveying beauty winner* t* not lie h.imb.oine but th.it i m r m n
bj^l work, especially when they I tlal The main thing. »n- Hint In
ittlrcd In flesh colored built should lie smart h ive u sense nt
log suit*. That's how the nine were humor and like to do rru/y Hungs,
dressed (nr undressed, nrenrdlng a* I do "
to how ynu look nt III for their
Mis* Welcome to Long lleaeh.
roles is Martian Amnion* in "Ab Jerl Miller "The most important
bott and Costello Go In Mur* " thing is compatihdily We should
The ^ils were selected from the have understanding and respect
Mbs Jultrcvew '.ontest for a chance for each other lie should ho lull,
a t movie success.
lull not necessarily handsome
Questioned about what they Wealth Is desirable but not rssen
wanted In their future husbands, tlal ' ’
they replied:
Ml** U S A . Jackie Isiugbery,
Ailsi New Jersey, Ruth June Brooklyn "I dan't rare it he's lall
IMnpton, Merchantvllle-."l want or ham|xome, just so h<;>, rugged
him to be sincere, ambitious end I’d like hint to lie In show liusl
have food character. He should ness, bocniisc that's what I’m III
be a typical man, not a pretty boy (crested In He doesn't have to
1 like rugged men."
lie a college graduate, hot he does
Miss Germany, ftenate Hoy. have to base something on the
Berlin—"First of nil, he should ball "
have sterling ehnrarler Secondly,
Mis* Hawaii, Kl/n Kdsmnn, lion
he should have enough money *o nhtlu "He'd have to lie nthlelle,
WC don't starve I would like a I hive nthlelle men Also intelll
man tall, dark nnd brown eyed, gent mid the Me of the party He
or tall, blonde nmt blue eyed."
should l»' inil, daik with dark hair,
Miss luitilsinn.i. Jeanne Thump but not net ••ssordv handsome "
i% , Baton Bmige—"The main
M is s Montana, Valeria Jitrksnn,
thing I want In n rnnn Is sin Missoula- "He's sincere, truthful,
cerity. There I* loo much Insln happy, handsome, helpful around
eerily In the world, nnd raped Ihc house, love* darning ami
ally In Hollywood, where It Is tnkrn sjxirls He’s also ii feel 3. weighs
for granted "
207 pound* and
Miss Michigan. Judy Hulula, De
Huh? Valeria had a pretty good
troll—"I wnnt n man who Is tall, blueprint of the guy Stic explained
broad • shouldered, handsome, that she has already found ami
Wealthy, intelligent, an actor mid married him lie's Air Force Id.
with the same religion that I have. Alan Jackson, currently of Korea.
Of course. I won't find n matt like
that. So the main things I'll look
* • are sincerity, faithfulness and
honesty. I really want a man who
will keep our family together."
M in Sweden of 1911, Anita Ek
berg, Matmn—"I want a man who
will look at me and like me t
don't mind If he looks at other
IIITlTII
women; he wouldn't be normal If
ha didn't. But I don't want him A N N . i t N t I M E N I
to like other women He should
"
CHIROPRACTOR
HOURS 0 to 1J—2 to R
305 Atlantic Rank Rulldla*
I’hona 7te
I
Mr. und Mr*. James l,. tngley,
Jr., nnnounre the lurth of a son,
James L tngley, HI, born Aug, 31
In Dnlla*, Tex. Mr*, lugley Is
th« former Jnckle Mrotehio of
Sanford.
SUMMER SALAD SPECIALS
NO I—RIPE ( HIM,ED TOMATO STUFFED WITH TUNA
HA LAD — QUARTERED EGG — OLIVE — HA M IN ES
COFFEE OR TEA
•Mf!
TOMORROW'S SELECTION OF PIES
APPLE, BLUEBERRY, PINEAPPLE
f \
*, I
R o u m illa t & A n d c ru c n
WALGRREN AflKNCY
"On Tha Corner Hy Tha Clock**
iir
Ballet Tap
Acrobatic
a
Baton Ballroom
Clou and Private Liossona
For Aduita and
Children From 8 Year*
Duxbury School Of Dancing:
Cerntr Oak and Cemnurclal Axaaua
•,
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OPTOMETRIST
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
MB Snath Palmetto Arena*
individuality
plus q u a lity
th«s«
H A N D LO O M ED
ARGYLE SOCKS
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r«tr<i
Mfufn o f 3 ply
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a m i «cirrl|illy loomi'tl l»y l*n»itl
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C L U ft IZ o t^ C rP L
By BOR THOMAS
« DR. I*. T. DOSS
Mrs. J M. Stineclphrr enteiMrs .1. C. Mitchell wn* hosles*
l»jl_ t'-.‘-t*v at.
bel»| at . IniqedL.tWCVe’c* of The PlulatKv
San Lando Spring* for the South ' In'* of the First Baptist Church
Side Primary faculty. Table deco of which she I* the teacher, with a
ration* included attractive arrange- -pend the day party at her cottage
nirnts of pink hibiscus. Those en at New Smyrna Beach. A picnic
the event were Mrs. G. 11. lunch and swimming was enjoyed
tsvls, Mrs. G. Walter Morgan, by the following: Mrs, Louise
Mrs. L L. Howard, Sir*. L. F. Rich I’aulk, Mrs. Clyde Humphrey, Mr*
Mr*. Nancy tt. Brock, Mf*. Jack Stempcr. Mrs. J. It. Phillip*.
Mr. *nd Mr*. \V. L. Harrison ard*,
Mnnfre, Mr* H. J. Titshnw, Mr*. C. T. Rabun, Mr*. Dougina
have returned from Nashville, Sal
Mr* Cecil Carlton. Mr*. Margaret S(en*troni, Mi*. Vetn Nnl*on, Mr i.
Tenn Atlanta and Sea Island, tin Reynold*,
Mr-. Lottie A. Nix, Mrs. * I Collin* anil Mr* A. D. Iloilo
Robert S. Blown nnd Mrs. Earl » ay
Mr. and Mr*. Orville Tourhtnn l.ourks.
kI*o Mrs John Kadcr, Mr- \|
spent n wp.-k's vacation at New
1’ Hton* i,p,| the Mts*r* (liner
Also
Mi*.
Howard
Lindquist,
Smyrna Reneh.
Mr*, L- L Rowland and tlie Silases Mane Siiueolpher, Nancy KotinJean
Saver, Bettve Dotbrrow, Zil- Gee, M»ii!ia Stempcr and Deloie*
Mi nnd Mt*. J L. Varner of Mi
Welsh, Krnrsline Wi'-tphnl, Re 1 **'••*, I'ntricin Ann Slcnstrom,
nim m t r the guest* Sunday of her InIi
becca McBride ami Mai giu War Mm v \nn Humphrey, t’aiol Stem
sietci Mr*. T N Dillard.
moth Attending with the Instrue l" 11 Sheryl Stempcr, lliendu Phil
lip*, Glenda Collins, Donna Collin*,
Mr. nnd Mre. Seth Woodruff of tors were Mr* Bill Glenn, lunch I 'V Hidlmvnl, Saudi a Kadel,
Miami have arrived to spend a room manager; Mi* C. A Amler t'it»y Kipier amt , mu my Paulk,
short time In Sanford.
son, school seeretarv; Mr*. M. R t'dmny I'lnllip*, Jimmy ItalMiu,
Strickland, outgoing PTA presi l'cii\ Itnlain and < unties Unban
Mr* Fred Cooper nml daughter deni ; Mr* Jame* Terw illeger, InRrvvrly have returned front New eomlng ITA presblenl: and Mr*
Smyrna ll«nrh where they spent Mit.lieir* daoghler, Mia, Toni
| Ktiterprittr Notes ]
some time.
hit kland of Orlando
H* K vritE U tN E HELLERS
v.
*
Mi** Maude Ramsey ha1 re.
uhs
turned to Sanford from Orlando
Mus Catherine Enmniiel assisted
where she spent the past month at
''
lit i iiiulber, Mr*. Sidney
her new home there.
Tin.inml, eulerlnltiril at a fareThe I’ll Ila I h ra l 'la** of the Pres ".II pally Wednesday evening in
Id Dale Scntt hi), arrived from
Hu Florida Power club bouse foi
the Jacksonville Naval Air Station biterinn Cluireh lirl.l It, monthly 7|i-s Sylvia Dayman. Sylvia will
to spend several dav* with trie; mel ting at the home of Mr* Victoi b .i'e in Septeml.er for Tallubns*e,.
M Greene la*t night at 7 .111 p.m.
family at HUT*! Grandview Drive
with Mi* W u Jennings m tin*- "In ie site will enter Floridn State
I mversity
Mr ami Mr*- ,1. N. Dim tell of 11'4*
■aiiiie* led by Mi** Helim Si uni\ doll,-loin and *ali*fvuig buffet
Gainesville were recent guest* of
Uppol Opened (be mealing dill ’ ' is* Isllewtd liy ’lancing piovnlcd
their dauglitii and *on in law, Mi
log which tdm- Mi* Greene real ' lie enlertiinmivd The gifts were
and Mr* M I Pei km- .Ii
nil article culled "Kelt*,in* foi N«t i i.-enled to Sylvia in the mini,
»
'•a of a Iron.sure hunt. Ri'fre*liMr nnd Mr*. Ren Wade had a* Going to Show" winch had refer ooids of enke nnd punch were
ymn» fr^ncH
ence
to
the
excuse*
some
u*e
foe
their guest* over tile weekend. Mr
bv tiie hostess assisted
umlormdy - i and Mr. Bobby Robison of Tnlln not going to chinch Mi*- Iren.- ”i i veil
Mi*, t*. It Canada, Ml*' Helen
lins-ee. and Mr. and Mt* Woodrow, Gicolic assisted in selling till’ •up Haodgiiinn.
fifty of it y lfi
and
M
l'.
Kniamiel
per
Levin* of Inverness.
Gue*l» enjoying the party wero
Ml* J N Gillen gave the devn
■I. Misse* Gwen Murrny, ifailmra
Mr* Hlnm'he Stringer and son,, lloftal progiam for (be evening i,i”l Joriell Dtetx. Sally nod Su*
wa* followed by the general
I Tommy, have returned from High which
one Neidei, Cnllte Millrr, Notmn
lands, N I' where they spent a lei*inr** meeting
I j r r K K V i : T t t I I !»
Vn*hThose present wen- Mr* K. N Finn*, \lviu Murray. Gerald Con
two week*' vacation at Highland* Robb.
. xoft
Mr* Floyd Case, Mr* L, G ”li. Dtek Tyler, l.oviik Haymiin. InrtB I yryiiV M ........
Ion.
Hnnti'i. Mi* .1 N Gilloii, Mr* It. Buddy Davis, Kandy Emiiialel, j \\rv k.♦■1 tli rAJi Pi 1*1»« b l iob find
Dllgile, Ml* \V*I t Mlli It Widlan' F ink hnighlnnd the himm guest | £H't n lnn*brv<' I . t 1 oii\1»if ** nf
Friend* will Iw *orry to learn I*
Mis Nettie Copeland left Sat
Mi* K W Fife, Mr* It G. Itch
mm| iiik I rwv,4»i
f • Im «w f n
that Mr* Jim Riser left today for rein,
Mr*. W S Willi*, Mr*. J.>c| < u>\ for Drain to Iittciid the I hi linn) « t'.ir Hi'
Mm Iln-I O
Wnyerosx, (in where *lo- will en
ter the At 111lit l<* (’oast Lille Itiispl S Field, Mr* G I Redding, Mrs. ti’ dding of her son which look I t lit l l f i l I x i ’A ’t H 1 f f |» * i l l (|t * Wlltlf*
She ^ ,iMl| i •iIfh mir ' .......... funk mi iM'il
\ DeYoung. Mi* Robert E. Hern i u ’ in that city Sunday
lal to undergo mnior surgery.
don, Mr* It \ King, Mrs |1 \V a ill also •’pi-lid several dot . 01
i?n Mi* i ,1 1O’. * *-*r
a hum. Mr- |* T Meek*, Mr* W. DsDeiitl Item If vtslllng lelaGve- ' t- I ‘U\
Ml-* Mary Helen File arrived tit
am h a s t rm sT
E
Vain,
mill
the
ho*te**e*.
1
■
friend'
veHlordny from Crawford W l ong
tie*
and Ml* (dlarle. A
Hospital School of Nursing to
T1"top am and llrs Nan lltight
.pend a week with her parent ., Mr
i<’ teed Sunday from Luke Jam
and Mi < K W Fite
Ii kII UIll’l l* tbi’V iitfrinlrd l hi
ht nt >• for 11 'liKt'imi unt id brt.l
V|r and Mr- Julian P Wilson
■11 |il>f H♦'uk
and son David have return'd lo
ATi * lean Sirniotts hotinred her
Mi < Ki’*»i lV»'bl» «ns tb** « roll
lltelr home oil W* .1 Twentieth -'ll llir jl Gene on Ill- fourth
i t |- m it (tf bur brfitbrr hri ! 1
Street after ii iiomlli'* vneatinn biDhdnv will, a parts held at the
t «♦! bivv. Mi fiti-i Mr s. XVn11ut
spent Iii New Smyrna Bench
I'.It.'* 1‘lnypioulid I'aik on Wednes
day afternoon. The ehtldien *|>ent ! r if|' i'IimuM' i *» bur bum*' in
Mr anil Mr*. Walter Steele re | liic after noon pluving nnd later rc- i M Mill fioill I ilkr .111n II |Unb. M YV111 |t
. Ml |tr111 II All I'll tin It
tinned last night from Fontana freslimelit* wane -erved
(itiflIf* llii'i’il»i*r^i,r iiiuf
Village at Fontana Dam, N. <'.,
A eowboj scene with a yellow, I Mi s
Hill v, uf Itul t>«tin p o l l Iml
where they have Spent the past green and brown tb,,me, devnintcd
Week.
I be birthday cake Mis. II A Man iimispiI Witlnuxilny Mn iIn* llovu
M n llm«*l»ri ui*r w\W
ning and Mra LaVern Clark Jr. ns. miMpiiN
llHUXt'jinrrn»
Mt. ami Mr*. J. M Stineeipber ■dated Mra. Sirtnnn* in aervlng R i m ’ Hi
and daughter Grace Marie returned rat e*, tfe cream, |iriiu,li and party iiu 1 Hilly will unii*t t‘hur»l lu» •«
It nt h Kuril* Hod nr of I,*-***
last night from New Smyrna Rrarb favor* t<> the young guest*.
where they have spent about a
bill wpckoii'l with
Those enjoying the nfteii|".in 1* «*lt,
month.
with Dniyl Gene were Debbie Sir- Ii. • rnnthi'i. Mm Ruth 11•**t|f
llutlyn
" I g e iIX riitpluycil by lint |
limns. Potty Bassett, Iqhtmy Clark. J,>In«
"
I’plfure I(on id In Mini
Mr*. • If. L. A'nder*o« vIMtrd I'indv Stowe. Donnie Fnttpei, I,dm T*i 'rlct We
Inst week n* I he guest of her Appleby, Jimmy DoIimUi, Stes ■ e|I \
Mi i Killi«. Sui' H - ’ W X . t I f t
brother nnd sls'er In law. Mi Ntnl I’earee, Linda and Sally Speller,
I 'f l v **’
S u n d a y t o " rt ’i r " to l e i l i ‘ U o * <
Mrs. J. N. Itohsou Jr., i-iunul** Anna I >e Herman, Mike arid !*•
from Key We.t to her home in "a Dnvt", Mariun Kay a id find
rrotlSlTH
I Ippincott, Corine llentiain. I...
Hastings
Ite. el,, Jin m t and Tommy pa Ino • Mi* 11 f t I (it *i -, Mt- Rid" 11 tip
s m . i is I dm * \ u
Ii ffrry Ait Ilia ii, I’uiil Kay and I ■■ iitnii’ii. Mi-. (,> ion It''to|..
Mi
Mr. and Mr* tlon McKay nod Mixon.
Liiml" n Pnlmei, Mt ■ Ri»> \1ixon
\ IR
the A
two children, Mln.l nml Donnie,
Al**> Mi** Carol Stone, Mi
Mr a ' -1 Ml* '1 t' lle'itia'ii. Mi("(III»|*H I'llA«U|t i"”
III
liuve returned to tlodr home ill ' talk, Mr*. Jeff Slone, Ml* II II Mnnuiug,
Mi*
W
H
Smith,
and
Homestead after visiting with Fortner Jr., Mi* lUiuul Apple
i1JiIef11 tlifu* iiin I •if It* r
Mrs.
Siiinou*.
friend* In Hanford and Drljiud
i mini:
U nflflt'l I till V
for a week .
*♦ It 'Mil
lull? Ii h
ff»l
DR. C. L. PERSONS
Preftbytcrinn (’I
Hus ITuffet Supper
FRIDAY
The Pilot t’ltih will entertain
for Mr*. Dorothy Horsfall, district
lieutenant governor of Di.tr let
Four, Pilot International of JarkijAvllle, with a dinner at the
Monleiuma Dining Itooni nt d.tli
p.m. The hu»lne*» meeting will
follow and all committee chair
men are requested to bring their
report* In quadruplicate
f
Lakeland after servinf as rccr«a*|
THE 0 ANFOKD HERALD
tlon dirt-ctrr nt 'b,- ||<>me d irin g ' Tuesday. Sept. 2. 14.12
Page 7
the summer moot In
Pvt Edwin II Tinpp » ia the | Juualnsha
guest hire Inst week of hi# uncle
Mr anil Mrs, Jitme* Hardin rc
nud aunt, Mr and Mrs W alter' turned to llieiv home in Wnxkom.
i’ttipp. i" |,.*e iefuiumg to hi* I rx", Oioiidar, t hey were ni'emubuse at Indinntown Gap Military pnnied hy Wlsn Hardin who wtK
Kesri vnlten, |*a
visit th»m for several dnys.
Mrs Iren* Jin kinsn left Sun- —
day on her vaenlion which will
be -pent m Orlando an I in Biadcnlon with Mi and Mi* J M tirif
fith
She will fill Die pulpit at
the Pin, , astle eboi.di a till,* the
Rev and Mr* \\
F Ktrrhei
nd family nr*' vaent'omng at the
in
M.ilmdi-t camp giouiid- at l ake
PIMM I I U
k y ***••* »; *■
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Daryl (Jem* SirmoiiM
Ilnnarud On Itirlhdny
.
MEN'S
WEAR
rifONK 1222 i
MANI’MIM)
FASHION!
- i T w,N Hen G«*ots
Mr nml Mia. George E Well*
have leturned from a month’"
vnealion in Maine, point, in North
f'lliiililin, Teiiur**ee, Ohio, Pelisyl
.aia, Gonnretieut and New llnnu.
shire.
Mr*. Edward Higgins and child
ren are spending some time at i
Daytona Itenrh. Mr. Higgins joined 11
them over the weekend They also
had a* their guests for the w ecki
end, Mr* Higgins' sister, Mrs. Lee]
Moore and two eliildrrn.
Mi** Penny Wallace returned on
Saturday from Crawford W. Long
Hospital Srhnnl of Noising tu
spend (wn weeks with tier parents,
Mr nnd Mrs. Watson II. Wnlluce nt
their Inline at iMifi Fast Eleventh
Street.
Mrs. H. E. l/ong and Mr* A. D,
Brown returned yesterday from
Winter Haven where they were
called liy the Illness of Iheir
mother Mra, II. II. Rudd. Mr*.
Rudd mulerwetil en npi'ratinn on
Friday in Winter Haven Hospital
and is getting airing nicely.
Turkey may he sprinkled with
one of the following when It Is to
ho broiled: chopped parsley, pow
dered dried roiemnry nr thyme,
ginuml ginger or mace. He iurc
to use tlie small-welghi tuikeys,
front four to right pound*, fcor
broiling.
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—(ha old notion that
you must wait until illnet* tu ik ei he fort con
sulting tha Doctor. A
health chack-up ueir
m ar t a r t time, moacy
and needlttt lufferlng.
Sea ycmr Doctor—then
bring ua hit prtaedptlom for compounding.
F A U S T ’S
Druir Store
«
vM'lr n I* i t inn 1if |ii i t I y 11ivt
1VALUES UP TO $6.90
School Dresses
I FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK
Fnr tvery Little School Mlaa . . . beautiful aolli
color*, plaid* and check* In a full range of tchool
age tiiea . . . designed by 1X)VE am) TINY TOWN.
>SHOES HALF PRICE AND LESS
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Ears Made Of
Knee's Cartilage
Told By Surgeons
New
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(• -i s i . k s n
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Forest City Road
Ike Begins Tour
CitruH Industry Told
To Take Inventory
Life JucketH, Cork
CiiHhionH Save Eight
3 Persona Die Labor
Day In Auto Mishap*
Candidate
Reported To Statu
i
Outboard Crown I
Annexed By Creech
te
Hurricane
niWG NEEDS
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» , hurricane spawned It) an
trjy wave far but in the
daviloM
IghtfaU
ltd burr
t MO ml
flrat hu
DOORS
a weak,
hii natv
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rly Man
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to 43 If
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rijwf frotil our rtxcltlnjj rriw cotlJkti6n 9f youhq vlto^olnt foih*
■lini. Y|$, from ftiftd to twti
you'll find th* molt dlttinstiv#
clothoi
9x9" ASPHALT TILE
W N D O W 'j
Ike-fit window units
sttIel case, windows
•tM**" window units
CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE
ON YOUR ROOFING NEEDS
Whether ll'n a partial repair or a complete aaw lob,
m ua for th* beat quality Material* aril Wotbri—*>lp
at th* moat reaaonable rate*. Approval PJiA. tenaa
for eaay payment.
template Uae e l
oiw titty
ptrareali asphalt Uleat wall board*.
MfCRACIRN ROAD - OUT W-mkHT.
•'Every thing in th* building line from th« ground up.1
iv i' ! .
• f
i
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-
Owe*
and two million dollars i* e**R
buy other acreage for the Ev4f*
glade* Park.
Eliewhere In Tallaheaae* th*
new* we* that the Florida Highway
Patrol'! rule against providing «Jcorts for political candidates will be m
relaxed for Geu, Dwight D. Elsen
hower.
The Republican candidate fur
Gen. Dwight D Elsenhower
The Republican candidate for
President will be In Florid* today
today and Wednesday.
And when and It the Democratic
candidate. Gov. Adlal Stevenson,
or Ihe vice - presidential candi
date*, Republican Sen. HichaiJ
Nixon and Democratic Sen Job l
Sparkman, visit Florida to cam-4l
palgn they too will be given Stair
Highway Patrol escort*.
Gov. Warren told the Cabinet to
day he approves the patrol regula
tion against escorts for candidates,
but thought Gen. ElsAnhower
should be so honored, It necessary,
In the role of a former "great
general."
Secretary ot State R A Gray
then moved that all candidate* for
President and vice president be _
given patroi escorts whan tb4y ™
visit Florida.
The Cabinet agreed.
DETROIT uR— The U1 • fated
International Aviation Exposition
closed Its 3-day run at nearby
By ALTON L. ItLAKERLEE
Wayne • Major Airport Monday In
AF Retrace reporter
a torrential downpour.
CHICAGO (Tl— New ear* made
Dogged by III luck from Ihe be
from kneei were described today
ginning Saturday when two (Here
were killed, the program of Army,
tffcftriatfcal edited* of BurNavy and Air Force demonstra
The
around a
tion* came to an abrupt halt in a
la v car la
is faihloned
iiim u
place of cartilage, shaped like a
sudden storm that featured driving
rain, hall and winds upward* of
Call • Audit, taken frofti a Joint
jp llri a natural
nait
In the knee. It supplies
So mile* an hour.
■Rif - moon shape rifur the ear.
The crowd, estimated at 73,000.
The knee cartilage I* ohtnlneil
vwiv drenched before It could find
knee* Inst through am put u
shelter. The field was turned Into
or taken during surgery hi
mud Ami many of the plane* In
trick" knee*.
Ihe stationary exhibit were buffet
The cartilage i* uulck - from i
ed und damaged.
kept In a bone bank until the
.Struck and killed by lighting wax
a n ‘d _______
plastic surgeon need* It to build
Hurry Withers, 32. a spectator.
a new ear to roplace one lost by
Before the storm struck, stave
accident, or to give ears to chitWlttman, 43 - year - old operator
Al
HIHUOl
ini
seemg-ty*
itoa.
G*n«
Raich),
22.
brother
of
Vie
Raacln
area born without tham.
of the Winnebago County Airport
New York pitching see. announce* in Uoitou that ha will marry Helan
Skin Is grafted around the car
near Oshkosh, Wli., flew to dram a
Oerdei, If (tell), of Portland,,Ora. Tht blind couple met several rears
tilage to form the artificial ear.
ear
tic victory In the sixth Continental
ego while «ll*ndln| Ui« Parkin* Institute at Watertown. Tht marriage
Motor* Trophy Race Bor midget
, l i e ear cartilage supplies a soft
planes.
‘ elIn a ear, laid
flexible, normal • feelfng
I* planned for Sept. 13 in Cambrldgy, Musi f International Soundphotoj
Dr. Leslie II. Backus, University
Ttw veteran flier Jumped off to
of Buffalo Medical School.
a half - mile lead in the 13 • lap
New ears alao can be made from
race around the 2 Mi ■ mile oc
rib cartilage; or from things like
tagonal course and fought off a
ivory, rubber or p!a«tlci.
late challenge from »• time win
None give perfect ears, because
ner, 32
year • old John Paul
■I'MtisM r.n *
«»»i
Itu a ilia tA
f 'r tia i t m m t U lie l
of difficulties In grafting shin to
The street, he said, follow* an old June*. Van Nuyi, Calif.
five Ml the contours of an ear
Wlttman. who established a con
Hjohlom plat and Mart* at III*
ahead ot time along with the cem
The artificial ear* are far heller
duck and go** out Into Crystal tinental race record by winning hi*
etery tomb stones and the vacant
WASHINGTON MONUMINt und Die Jtlti rton Meim-ilul art- pictured from tin- idr over Washington a* five
than none. They don't affect hear
Lake, and hence haa never been elimination heat Saturday with an I
lots that they carry in the election
U 9 . Marine “Bearcat*'' ot Fighter tjquadron 321 fly In formation, in route to Webster Field, Md. Squadron
speed of IM 34 mile* an I
lag. for ability to hear depend*
roll* in some of the citlee they run
U
composed
ot
Washington
urea
men who utu taking annual two-wick training course, (tidcrndllonolj
LIVE OAK ■**- llubv McCollum. n street except on paper. He was average
hour, sped
upon the inner ear.
up North "
32 year old Negro mother of three, arrumpanled by hi* neighbor, averagingd ihe 3TH mile* In 9:07 5,
I0.2B He flaehed across
Elsenhower said he had branfc
Is scheduled In go to trial Sept Raymond Ball, realtor.
Alberta Walker and John John Ihe finish llnefor the |t.70D prlfe
hearing "the wild exultance of the
2D In the Aug 3 ilayittf of Dr
three tenths of e second ahead
rebel yell."
C. Leroy Adam*. Democratic nom son, colored cltlxens of Midway, Just
presented n petition to the Com of June* Jones was timed In 197,10
"They ore hearing It In Wash
inee for the Stale Senate.
mission asking a number of Im the finish line tor the $2,700 prise
ington. too," ho said. "And they
Judge Hal Adam*, no relation provements In Midway. This was
Third place and *1,373 went to
BOISE, IDAlitTiiT- Horry (Kid) to Dr. Adam*, set the trial dale taken under advisement by the fllll Falck, Warwick, N. Y.
PANAMA (TTY (A*— Life Jackets don’t like It. They like voter* who
LAKELAND Wi— The new gen
Matthew*, the stylist Seattle Monday after denying Ihe wom commissioner*.
ami cork • filled cushions today follow order* "
eral manager of Florida Citrus
The GUP nuinlnee said b* him
heavyweight, flattened Tiger Ted an’* rei|ue*t (or change of venue
wore credited with suvlng the live*
Mutual today suggested the slate
The Midway rltilen* In their
P. Guy Crew*, Jacksonville, at petition point out the need for
Lowry, New Bedford. Mass., In 30
of eight persons — five of them self like* rebel yells.
cilru* Induilry take stock ot Itself
seconds of the fifth round Monday torney for the woman, argued that strret light*, running water, and
"I heard them all the way from
children — when their boat sank
this month to see where It stand*
night, in winning hit first fight she could not get an Impartial open ami clean ditches In various
Monday off Gore's Point, about 18 North A fn.a to Central Germany,"
in irillng th* coming seaion'* crop.
•Ipce be waa kayoed by Rocky trial here because she If a Nagro places. They also requested the
said Eisenhower, the Allied war
miles west of here
Robert W. Rutledge, who look
By The Associated Frees
Marciano last month.
ami Dr. Adam* had been a prom paving of Midway Avenue, espe
over Monday as the executive di
Member* of the party — Mr. time eoinmsnder In Europe. "All,
Three
persona
died
In
a
traffic
Quick counter • punches and a Incut white man.
rector of Mutual, laid such an In
und Mrs Koy Waddell. Panama along that road to victory, they*
dally that portion from Geneva
und a drowning in Florida ventory should take In these
concentration of body blows In
Judge Adam* said an informal Avenue past the Midway School. crash
City and their tlireeehlldren, Lin meant an end to Nail tyranny. In
Monday
early round* let Lowry up for the *urvey of prominent whitea in Ihe
point*
da. 4, Fuy J r . tl. und Janice Ann, this campaign, they mean an end
I
Two
were
killed
and
fiva
hurt
kill. Matthew* had him groggy at urea showed she could he Impar
1U; Mrs. t'ecll Kelley, wife of Ihe to the mess In Washington "
1 Salesmanship — To see whnt
1
when
a
car
traveling
at
a
fait
E
x
p
e
n
H
e
H
the end of the fourth.
tially tried here The Judge ordered
publisher of the Panama City
In assulllng the administration in
• lip ahleswlped another and plowed advertising, merchandising and ac
Aa the fifth round opened, laiwry a too man venire drawn Sept. 2*
News
Herald, und two of their hi* speech here, ihe general prom
tual
salea
efforts
are
being
through
the
concrete
wall
of
a
lunged acrois the ring and Mai for Jury selection the following
children. Dorothy Lou, 12, and Hor ised to unleash sUll mora ar
grocery store near Orange Lake planned.
tbcw* calmly. . plunged
his glove* day
..
ton. H
flouted about two hours tillery — and soon He said;
2
Cooperation
—No
part
of
the
north
ot
Ocala
TALLAHASSEE
t^
-.lustlcc
E
Into
mid
riff a couple
* ‘ the
" ~Tiger's
r’a m
ltlTlI
un Individual life pickets and cush “Today and tomorrow, her* in
Induilry
can
profit
long
without
The
woman,
who
sat
calmly
Al
Waukulla
.Springs,
Charles
8.
Harris
Drew
today
reported
ex
of tl mes and Lowry doubled up A
ion* before they were picked up Iho Sonliilnnd. I shall Intensify my
Monday’* hearing, was sr- penditurrs of 11,300.73 In hi* cam Stanton, 25. drowned while per Joint effort! by all.
rlgllt uppercut put fgiwry on the through
by a shrimp boat
*'*teu
shortly
after
Dr.
Atfama
1
Quality
—
Whellivr
fresh
or
attack ugulnsl corruption In gov
forming
underwater
acrobatic*
for
palgn
for
Ihe
special
Democratic
eaitv
canvas
was shot In file downtown office primary Oct. 14 to choose u full a friend,
proctised, quality should be foreThe accident occurred as the ernment; against Ihe heedless pol
Matthew* weighed ITU and Low nml
Ifi
taken In the State Priaon al farm successor to the late Supreme A total of 111 perron* were Involved thoil always.
alwa
g ion [i was re Iurn lug by way of icies Hint nullify our thrift sod 4
,111
Halford for safekeeping when a
4 Legislation
•gli
— Any
, .proposed
^the Intrnc'iustul Waterway uml crusu our laving* by Inflstloa;
in the auto accident. Patrolman
was the flrit time Lowry hart crowd gathered around (he county Court JuiUc Roy H. Chapman
util should tie for the nhone' East Bay from i 2 day fishing •.gainst federal deficit* and th*
Draw was appointed after Judge Claude S Michael of Ihe Florida law* sought
„,_jt knocked out in more than too Jail Witnesses said there had been
| trip neur Apalachicola
lailuru to live within uur means;
Chapman's death to serve mil hi* Highway Patrol said Ihe dead were (It ol alt Ihe Industry hut "pro*
bout*
mi argument over the site of her unexplrad term, which runs to Mr*, Edna Sapp Jordan, Largo, perlty cannot be brought about by
ugulnsl waste of resources and odr
The
xhrliniuT.
onerated
by
Jett
medical bill.
money; ngulnst arbitrary usurpa
January.
wife of T. Sgt. George K Jordan, the more onactment of law."
Davis,
returned
ull
eight
to
this
Rutledge, who succeeded A. V WIIOIR Frank Hayoatck, 27, of
tion and seliure of power; against
The woman, who haa pleaded In
h
Dade County Circuit Judge Vin on duty with the Marinas in Korea,
city
suffering
from
shock
and
ex
disloyalty in the federal servlet;
nocent to a murder charge, haa cent Glblln, who I* contesting the and their baby daughter, Deborah, flauerman a* general manager, Johnstown, 1’u., arrive* In New
hutiallon
been held In Ihe county Jail ilnce Democratic nomination In the
Hospitalized with wreck taj
Injuries ■ays the big Job In the new season York from Ireland where lie vis
It was believed that wake from against the whole tanglad aggre
"to bring back to Florida the ited Breda O'Sullivan, 23, who
Thursday when she waa brought special primary with Drew, re were Robert Jordan,i, l,
1, with
n passing cabin cruiser caused th* gation of Incompetence and expe
wRR mul li
/AECKSONvTl L e ' iR - Winner ol back from Ilnlford.
ported expenditures of 1703.
tiple
le laceration*, Yvorjn#
Yvonne- Jordan,
Jordan, true market value of Its crop." found the aspirin bolt!* contain
accident. The launch upset and diency and boasdoin."
tW P hllce High Point Gobi "
Draw advised the secretary of
He added In hli statement (hero ing hi* nama and address which
skull fracture*; aid Nora Lae
Eisenhower Is due to visit J t t b
sank In less than a minute.
state’s office ha had deposited (hveni, age 20, ClAarwatef, with
e "no ahort term cure • alia" he tossed overboard from a troop
sonvllle and Miami later today and
ship
after
the
last
war.
No
ro
l
i
,
u
s
in
hi*
campaign
fund,
In
In
f
the
jgrohftm*
af
)lbe
skull fracture and muhlpfe facersPITTSBURGH i g ^ W c n d ot
Hrlght color* rr-yyellow carrots, Tampa, Birmingham, Ala , Agolf
mance developed. Here, lluyastok
Industry.
s
Inlglit ti i-i-ii In-,ms, orange gelatin, Little Hock. AHr, Wednesday..
another United Mine Workers eluding 11,000 of hi* ownn money. lions.
Olblln
reported
deposits
of
12,310.
decides
to
toss
In
another
bottle,
Alro hurl were F. J. Warren, 31,
egg yolk beaten into white sauce—
memorial holiday cleared the way
Including
11,230
of
personal
fund*
' 3 polrJU.
"Mealy''
potator*
ere
best
for
make
owner of the small grocery store,
*kr n child'* plate appealing,
today for resumed production In
Whan you are cooking broccoli complete with hli name and ad
Dan McCarty, Democratic nomi and Frank Redmon, 44, Negro and cauliflower In a pressure dress, Into Jamaica Hay, and who
Heal wlnnara ware Harold Ful- the nation's coal fields.
liny color* in cups, plates, and baking, broiling, or frying. "Waxy"
nee
for
governor,
reported
he
u t i Tampa, flrat and second heal*
tnj.It- mat* help make his meal- potutoes are best fur leledl, *0*1-'
Baptist preacher, who waa the only saucepsn, score the Items of the knows what will happen to It?
The 10 - d a / memorial period,
(-■ping, end creaming.
In midget c la n hydroplane*; called by UMw President John L. ■pent $33 ho last week on his gener customer In the store.
time setting happy.
vegetables to assure «ven conking.
Creech, first heat, and Mabry Ed Lewis to honor victims of mine al election campaign. He listed
wants, Jackionvllle, second host disasters, ended at midnight, attar no eonlrllmllons. Republican Noml
DF.TOl'K SAVES PRIDE
of C lan A hydroplanes; Tel An- keeping the union's 473,ooo miners nfe Harry H Swan reported nothin)!
NEW YORK lit— A 13 • mile
ipentand nothing contributed.
detjion. Savannah, (la., first heat, nut of the pita since Aug. 23.
detour at sea wa* mad* by {he
And Ray Uablu, Orlando, second
supcrliner. United States, which
MAKE T H IS TH E HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL YOUR FA LL
Most
at
the
coal
producers
pre
CARRIERS
FROTRBT
RUHR
* Class A service runabouts;
docked today — and all for the
NEW YORK wv- Th# National sake of International graeiouaiwaa.
‘i, first heat, and Charles dicted operation* will be back In
. Jackionvllle, second hast full production by late afternoon Association of Letter Carriers
On It* return voyage from Eu.Clan B hydroplanes; Tommy The holiday cut the nation's coal wants Congress to order reatora ropo, llie swift
ih ‘
lf( af
pile
down
i
boot
to
million
tons.
(ton
of
more
than
one-a-day
real
. Orlando, flrat and second
nln'ii Qiievn Ellia
beat* of Class C runs bouts; and And it rafflu al ■ time whan Lewis dentlal deliveries.
than em barrass tl
The AF1, union. In a resolution Queen b j passing
Ciy*ch, first and second heats of Is bargaining with both the soft
unanimously
adopted
Monday
at
tba* C lan C hydroplanes
-and bituminous hard (anthracite)
I
■ ■ ,T ~
1
y v**r*d
coal operators for new contracts. tie opening session ot Its Mth hi- Jnhh Andarstn
atinlii convention, also rapped
“
oft
United Stated
| The Mine Worker* chief served fust m atter General Jesse M. Don Ihe
course through
’(C ssilaan r i m r**» n**i
notice several weeks ago that con aldson for curtailing deliveries
"I'm aur* any cuoard captain
northern quadrant about l i t miles tracts will eaplrt Kept. 30. The
William C. Doherty, president ot In the same position Mould do the
aojhour, with gusts In squalls up UMW lias long ubserved a tradi ihe aiioclatlon for t i years, called same thing," Anderson said.
t o j l U mllis an hour
for replacement at Donaldson In a
The Queen wa* du* Ifl Hrilr to
ndi of 75 miles an hour or tion of "no contract, no work." speech Just before the union adopt day
i are classed aa hurricane ewls paved the way for a itrike ed the resolution
a. Tbay were found egtendln
y notifying the federal govern" Regardless of wbathtr the Dem herty sail]. "We are convinced (hat
irds 130 miles In I
ment that a dliputa exlata In the aerate or Republicans win, there Ihe answer to th* problem of what
tim e and 73 m
coal talks Such action Ig rCqulnd 1* bound to I* a change for Ihe Is wrong la that w* naad a new
am.
under the Taft Hartlay Law.
batter for the postal service,” Do
postmaster general.'
1 if Weather Bureau said the
advisory wsuld ha laiued at
“ after an Ah Force plana
. rmuda checks im storm's
po tlou this afternoon.
Kid Matthew# StopH
“Tiger Ted” Lowry
i
’4
Park Land*
111 - Fated Aviation
Exhibit In Detroit
Ends In Rainstorm
Tender, apt. 2, 11)32
Negress Who Shot
LiveOak Physician
Slated For Trial
if8
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in
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p o in t y
TIIK S AN FOR It I I F H " Ii
By R. J. s c o n
SCOTT’S SCRAP BOOK
Legal Notices
--------------- By B IN N IT T C IB p
MM1E famous opci a >tm t.auriU .Melchior, cai m J some of lilt
* I’aiTlcst fres by singing al funeral t n rrr.onius One of hi*
t..vtii lit.* songs on th e ir xud occasions wire tin nyitut by (.Jittp
that end*, "The u n g e I *
ti itched your fota.u’jd with
a palin leaf " One tinte whon
Melchlot sang till* song, a
■oar of laughter went up
fi.int the m ourner’* bench
Molchtur was p u u le d at the
tune, but understood every
thing when bo Uncovered
later ju»t how th r deceased
had made tits exit iioiu this
vale of tears A cumpanion
had hit him ovgi the head
w ith • beet b o ttir
• • •
IN T H E I III II i <11 I III. I h i N r i
4 I'(}C<I..
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1.111 N i l
E l I t l l l l M . I 1 1*11 Oil I I I .
in h i ;
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I R F N p i u l.l.M i \
The advertising ntanagei oi
a big Chicago dally has .tended tlial woman ate like newspaper*,
reports Tide, and Hits 1tie follow Ina reasons to support his thesis:
'• hsy have forms, they a ir made op. iliry liavr IkiM types, they al*
o/\ya iiavc the tail won) they have gieat influence they carry news
■•tieiever they go, they are much thinner than they used to be. a n d 1
finally every man should have one of (its own and not but tow his
neighbors Tlte n.anagsr adds this postsulpl Hack number* are
in.t in demand
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of l h m s ,
“ Lady, we could find your car quicker
if you knew the license number."
O aln tuU d b> Hu.c Feslurst H.ndicsia
K n o t 'in n tIts* i i u iiilie r u l <■ i n i i r * lim e w hen you place a
Lu n g I tin t mice t c l.p liu in . n i l 1 .on m il y ner th ro u g h
C0N5ULATE.,
UjbSfLUS *u»P
WEAR lx**£ TKTlNt,
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CLONES, R£&< B ttoilfts A.RJL OH ftU-iR.
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CuPiuiabl
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COM5.UL.
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CH IH O PKAtTU H
BY A
fa s t e r
ir .n
yo u cun gi ve tlie* i> p e i.iti> i
the o iil- n f* t o w u
w on 1 Im V i' to i n l l ’ I l i l o n t l i l -
tio n * ' In the d ln liin l . M i V m i - m r tu n e w hen yo u c u ll
by n u m b e r. S im tin i n I h l l t 'ih t'ln n ii tiuti T t lt g m p h
ROY WALL
1007 Sanford Air.
If
tele|i)iulle lilillii> e r no -In
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Phone 1752 -IT4S
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Palatka A n d Daytona Battle For FSL Play-Off Title
Local Air Station To
Play W i n n e r For
Championship 0 f
Orlando “A” Loop Azaleas Topple Jax
Sanford FASRON Faces Pinecastle In Orlando Softball Series
e-----------------------------------------------------------------------Page 8
Tueaday, Sept. 3 ,1933
THE HANFORD HERALD
Beach, 7-4, Wi t h
H u t s o n DecisioninjDT Ernie C l a r k
Miami Must Match
Flamingos’ Pace
For FIL Pennant
Bobby Dodd h Impressed With
His Georgia Tech Grid Charges
VoluHia County
Kennel Club
• The underdog third and fourth
place Palatka Azaleas and Day
tona Beach (slanders survived
FIRST RACE—3-l8tha Mil*
thslr preliminary series with the
(First Half Dally Double
pennant winning DeLand Bed
t Just Hmillng 5 Chance Matting
Kata and second-place Jax Beach
By The Associated Pres*
By OENE FLOWDEN
2 Rapid Wny
8 Fancy Trlnkst
Ren Birds in the Florida .State
Hr KENT CIIRTLAIN
Some of those college football
Associated Freaa Staff Writer
3 Court Lady
7Frilo
League Shaugneasy play-off*.
players must have been training
Orlando's
Cltv
softball
chain4 Rip Roarin
8 Pitch
FS L PLAY-OFF SERIES DATA plonshln Is wlttdn the erasp of two
Miami'* Sun Sox, aiming for during the summer.
SECOND RACE—5-ISths Mil*
(Championship Series)
first Florida International Leagua
After two days of Intensive
Or maybe Bobby Dodd of Geor
HsnToid Naval Auxiliary teams,
5 Handy Action
pennant In seven seasons, must gia Tech la merely resorting to a •earchlng, both In the air and on 1 Sucre
Palatka ,.............
0
o .non FASRON ami the regular station
8 Billy Hand
match strides with Miami Beach little reverse psychology. He land, the whereabouts of the two 2 Sir Rebel
Daytona
......... 0
0 .non nine. The air Station’s main team
flame Tonight
down to the wire to win.
looked over (he first drilT of the missing pedigreed trotting hor»es 3 Some Morookey 7 Our Dandy
has already placed In the finals
8 Sea Cap
Palatka at Daytona.
The Sun Sox lost their flrat douh- season Monday and said he liked from the Azalea Driving Park re I No Texan
and ran only lie defeated by a comTHIRD RACE—5-IAIha MB*
hleheader ot the year at Tampa what he saw.
mains a mystery.
Result* Last Night
. Ideation of two losses to the wlnMonday night, 1-0 and 5-0, and saw
Deputy Sheriff W. T. Wanaley, 1 Always Pars 5 Broward Brsd
Palatka 7, Ja* Beach I.
Usually coaches don't sound off
I rier of tonight'* FASHON-PIneca*8 Priceless Ruby
their lead melt tn a game and a In that fashion. But Dodd hedged who la conducting the Investlgii- 2 Berry
The Palatka Azaleas whipped tie \FH frame in the *<-ml-fIn*l".
half as the Miami Beach Flaming to the extent that Tech's team has tlon, stated that It Is a good possi 3 Stepping Nrlle 7 Priceless Ruby
FASRON and Plrteeastle were
Jacksonville Brach. 7-4, Monday
8 Jolly Harry
os whipped Lakeland twice, 9-7 and a huge psychological problem to bility the two horses may hive 4 Kiln's Hssor
Sight to ctose their preliminary se- orlalnatly atated In play-off their
FOURTH RACE—3-161 he Mile
B-l.
overcome by being picked as Ihe been stolen.
rit* and tarn a place In the (Inals remaining preliminary till last
The trotter., "The Milk Alan", 1 Itadnr Bomb R Sting Lea
In other games. St. Petersburg top team In the conference.
Saturday night, hut Ihe threat of
tl Twinkle Jean
shellacked key West, 19-3, and
Ihe Atlantic htirrirane forced a
Then he came right out and said a brown gelding wllh one while 2 Mlc Mnr
West Palm Beach trounced Hava Tech would need a good quarter hliul hoof, and "Flower Gin", a 3 Johnny Dollar 7 Exploiter
riinrellalloo of the contest.
na, «-3. The season ends Saturday, back to replace Darrell Crawford, brown mare with two white hind 4 Little Doubt 8 Flavett
TM* evening the two teams will
Firm RACE—a-ldtha Mile
Tampa'* dale Mallhawson al if the team la to get anywhere thla hoove*, aro owned by Mr. and
haltlr It not for thr finals at 7:30
Mr*. Stanley Kupl, proprietors of 1 Beth Anno
RGunner BUI
lowed only one hit — a tingle by year.
n.m. In Orlando’s Exposition Park.
8 Slick Rube
Pitcher All Torres In the slath — Coach Bob Neyland also was tho track and of Azalea Lodge In 3 Ricky Irl*
The winner will then proceed to
3 Siiuspuii
7 Tushade
to win the opening game before pleased with the condition of most Casselberry.
plnv the Sanford team tomorrow
The horses, valued nt 12,000, ire I Delivers Sur'lseB Miss Morookey
1.029 fan* In Tampa. Red Barrel! nf the 120 who went through firstnight iri Exposition Park at 7:30
from the hlooa line of the famous
MIXTII RACK—3-18lhe Mile
doted out faur Miami hits In the day antics at Tennessee.
p.rn.
Hanover. Casselberry Councilman
R Fundamental
nightcap, three nf them to Itocky
A vlrlnry for the local Air Sta
To balance such heros>l lake s William Otto Jr. scoured a 20 1 Eye Bright
Rotzcll
tion tomorrow night will rlinrh
look nt what Coach Paul Bryant square mile area from Ills airplane 2 Town Strutter rt Well Favored
3 Burkhart
7 Gold Mike
this year's softball title In the
Jesse I^jvsn'a loth homer wit) sold after waichlng his Kentucky
yesterday In an "ffort to find the I SUver Comber H Ponca
one out In Ihe ninth cavo M ini,I squad wurk out,
Orlando A division for Sanford
missing nones, hut to no avull.
SEVENTH RACE—5-IOtha Mile
However. If Ihe winner of InBeach the edge over Lakeland In
"They have no conditioning, no j
nlght'a FASItflN-PInreaslle en
the opener and Whltey Platt col leadership, no spirit ond no
1 Lenin
RJ-Hawk 8usla
trm eyer
lected Id* 12th round tripper In the talent," no lamented. "We might
2 Oxford
8 Beach Maid
of the Florida State League play counter lake* the ooener from
Sanford,
then
the
championship
nightcap
tn
spark
the
Flamingos'
3 Susie Long
7 Shadrock
offs against Dnytnna Bosch.
be lucky to get a bunch of them
14-hit attack on Don Van Nest and In ahape for tha eighth game this
I Lady Vee
HTokay Boy
Palatsk, third • place team In series will he extended until San
ford
wins
one
or
lose*
two.
EIGHTH RACE—5-ltllha Mil*
Roy Slnqucfleld.
the season standings, also heat sec
season." Presumably he Included
West Palm Beach Manager Char all nf Ihe 114 men who labored
R Ute Peis
ond place Jacksonville Beach, (10,
DELAND (jP— Cosch Jay Psllee 1 Gipsy Jo
The resultant confusion stems
lie Harris spaced 10 Havana hits, through four hours of drills.
8 My Malm*
in Sunday’s preliminary gome from Ihe fact that a double elimi
kept one eye on three prospective 2 Is’thsl Step
one a triple by Manny Perez, while
7 Eager Al
Daytons Reach, whlrh finished nation system Is being used in Ihe
with the olher 3 A-llend
In New Orleans, the Tulane quarterbacks and..........................
ATHIITICF Bitty Hitchcock leta gn with a hard right (o th* Jaw nf
tho Indians broke a 3-3tlc In Ihe hopefuls got u hint lhat Ihey are looked for
fourth this season, heat pennant play-offs. Snnford hasn't lost a
8 Lynn's Lad
hard • hitting and 4 John Cy
Boston
receiver
Hammy
Whitt
during
9(h
Inning
altercation
at
homa
■
eighth wllh s pair nf runs and expected tn use their heads for running fullback In the opening 3.
NINTH RACE—3-lAths MU*
winning DcLnnd, 51. Saturday game while both FASRON and
plat* tn Phlladalphla. A'a catcher Ray Mun-ay and Acting Manager
added another In tho ninth to sew something other (han growing hair. hour football practice session of 1 Cameo Lady R RUI R*y
and, 7 0, Sunday In clove Dial sc Plneennlln Air Force lln«e have
Tommy
Oliver
try
to
separata
the
pair
at
umpire
Bill
McOnwsn
(right)
J
up thr game.
2 Silvern
(I Red Broker
ties. The preliminaries were two carh been defeated once.
Coach Raymond Wolf told 70 can the Stetson Hatters Monday.
order* both players to leave the field.
(International -VonnrfpfiotoJ
St. Petersburg scored In clusters dldatca to got short haircuts to
7 Rolling Lava
gamas out of three.
Pattee said ho liked tho looks 3 W art
Meanwhile, plana have been
with five In the fourth and aix each keep the hair out of their eyes. Did of Ron DeHlla, sophomore from 4 Yukon King
Palatka and Daytona Beach will completed for the opening nf Or8 Another Whlik
in tin- sixth and eighth. Although ho mean, in addition, to keep their Rutherford, N, J., fn the quarter,
start Ihe final Ihrcc nut of five Inndo'a annual class “It” TnvIta
TENTH RACE—Bench Court*
the .Saints got only 11 hits off eyes open and on (he hall?
i*rie> tonight to deride (he cliam
h ick spot. Sonny Parish and Stan I Ala. Crncker R Skldlsh
lian Tntimamrnl on Thursday
George Vidal, Indio Jlmlncz and
pionshlp.
night. Musi of thr trams In Or*
The largest squad In VnnderblR'i Marks, both from Miami, also 8 Mtn. W arrior rt Noble Way
Ed Zielinski. Key Weal made 11 history — nearly 120 — turned up worked out In lhat imslttmi
3 Cop Ila
7 My Own Ruby
Inndrt will he rnlrrrtl with local
In Monday night’s game, Bulat
error*. Including six by tho short for a real session nf contact work
Pattee is luoktng for a sprcily I Sun-Slick
HDare Hope
ka broke a 3 3 tin with four runs nines from several other towns
stop Key West got 10 hits off three Vsndy plays Georgia In three 200 - pounder to replace Fullback
rnmprtins
Sanford nrielnallr
n the sixth inning on three don
St. Petersburg pitchers, one of weeks and Coach Bill Edwards Fulmer Armstrong, who was grad
The crawl stroke In swimming
was to send an All-Star team to
lies, an error and a single.
them chuck Hsrlg's 13lh home run said ho wanlcd tn see what some listed last year.
was introduced In Europe about
Jacksonville Reach threatened In Orlando for Ihe tourney lull after
Day
game
ever
was
played
at
By
JOE
REICHLER
nf thr season.
A small but almost rertsin start I'JOO by Dick Cavlll of Australis.
of the boys would do under fire.
the ninth with loaded hates but the the rinse nf Ihe diamond ball
night. But (or a first inning home
The hog Iron orrs of Eastsrn
AivorlsteH Press Sport* Writer
rally died after one more run came season here, Iwo weeks ago, Ihe
Mississippi's Rebels opened drill er In Stetson's first game against
rim
by
Billy
flnodmnn,
.Scarbor
Jnpltrr Pltivlus may have a hand
plans were lahlrd tipeauar so
work with (Ml players apparently Florida Sept. 20 Is 155 - pound Massnchusottn are, on the whole,
In.
ough
would
have
had
a
shutout.
In deciding the American League
Cecil llulson was the winning many plover* rouhln’l make It.
In good condition Coach Johnny halfback Bobby Marks, Fnrl Lau not a* good ns the Swedish bog
Splits marked all other doubleores.
pitcher, Ernie Clerk the Inai •r
Entries f„r t|n< "It" Invltntlnnil pennant this year.
Vaught ordered Iwo drills dally for derdale.
headers.
Philadelphia's
(mirth
•
two weeks The rebels start the
ahi. h. o. a. dosed nt t:.'l(l p.rn. lodav ami draw No, Jupiter I'luvlus Is not an place Athletics won s Winning 9 5
Jaa Beach
BARBERS ELECT
1952 campaign wllh Memphis Stato
R 1 3 1 ings will In- I - hi tonight. Season other t-nxloff plucked by the New opener from Washington hut the
Trump, rf.
SILVER SPRINGS Ms- The
on Kepi, ID
R 1 (l 1 lournamerit tickets are now »u sale, York Yankees (or their stretch Senators came hack to lake tho
gorfonta, 2b.
Alabama trotted out (Ml men on Florida Rarbrrs Assorinllnn reSnnfords cltv champion Wilson- drive although he proved to ho as nightcap, 4 2
R t 1 0
Treadway, rf.
tho varsity for the opening work clecled Pryor T. Young. Tallahas
R 1 R 0 Mnler nine will not enter the Or helpful to tho world champions as
Clift, lb.
Cincinnati
emerged
wllh
s
spill,
out. Tho squad Included Fred see, president hure Monday.
R t 6 1 lando Invitational, hut Is plnnnlg Ray Scarborough, (he refugee (rum winning tho aeeuml game, 3-2, af
National l« a ia e
Xobirtson. c.
L. C. Price, Daytona Reach, wnt
a 1 8 2 to plav a post-season iraine with a Ihe Bunion Red Sox.
Pet. Mims, guard, and Tommy Lewis,
Lm I
Yeung, Hb.
ter the St. (amis Cardinals had
4 2 4 0 town team sometime this week. The The Iwo combined lo Increase walked off wllh a 8 0 opening win. B’klyn
684 halfback, although both lost their chosen second vice president. All
Colson, If.
4 t 4 1 official Hiimiunrrmertt la pending Ihe Yankees' first • place margin Chicago's Cubs thrashed Pitts Naw York
Ml athletic scholarships when they other officers were re • elected.
U tarU , as.
married.
2 0 0 0 the emupletlon of arrangements, to 2 W games over Cleveland Mon burgh, 8-0, hut the Pirates won the St. Louts
Clark, p.
Georgia's Wally Butts produced
P'phls
0 n 0 0
Wllaon-Miilrr slated a- alnry day night, Scarborough, purchased second game, 34.
a flock of endmen which the coach
1 l 0 0 ImioIi finish In awreplua a twin last week (rum tha Red Sox. bendt e , s
Chicago
.434 called tha bast he has had In his
hill tha Iasi night of tha play- ctilfed his former mates with three
Boston
39 To 24 H nffa frnm Ho Icon's Sporting hits, pitching Ihe New Yorkers to
*83 14 yaara of tutoring there. But Wal
Totals
a
VI
irltimpn.
ly want! more. He would Ilka just
ah'. h. ri. s. floods to annex the Clly Softball
Palatka
Air.
J
IV,
otherwise
known
as
one little fellow who can pile
4 2 a 1) f ’hamnlnoahlp three games to
American League
L opn, cf.
<l)d
Matt
Until,
helped
the
HI.
Louis
through a big line for tome yard
2 (1 4 3 two. Wilson’s won the regular
New York
77
Mallard. 2b.
age
By T, V. DAV1H
75
4 1 1 i) arason pennant by a four name Brown* dcfeal Cleveland, 3-|, In
57
Xaaiah'n, If.
C'land
the
nrrond
gnmrof
Ihe
doubleA 3T - man varsity squad got In
B9
59
4 ',! I 1 margin this summer, thus claim
Smith, flh.
The "almighty'1 Crooms Panther Boston
header
nfler
the
Indians
had
won
four hours of procure at Auburn.
3 8 i) u ing a prand-slam tlelnry In winfi!t
81
gridiron squad visited tlu- Ueth- P'phls
Flrtle, rf.
the
opener,
0
3
A 3 - hour session of calci(hen(!7
82
4 2 1 t olng the Shailgliliessy post sea
Bond’m'r, *«.
- Coukmau College football Chicago
This lx how ruthless Old Man line
Ics, passing, tlgntl drills and light
87
4 :i 10 ii anil aerlrw.
84
Hltd'hr'd, lb.
workout* Inst Haturday afternoon, W'lon
Main
flual'y
xm-rredrd
in
dampen
contact work got the Louisiana
3 0 r« 1
55
78
Poston, e.
Crooms Mentor fl. II. Franklin, St. Louis
Wilson's captain nod iminugcr
State erldders off nt Baton Rouge.
I (I 0 1 Bill Flanders was alerted to In- co. ing Ihe Labor Day holiday spirits funner Bethune - Cnukinnn grid Detroit
87
43
Hamm, p.
el
the
Im
kirns
Indians.
After
halt
Mississippi State, which has Ten
a n i l captain of tlu- furniture stroemen
Florida International Least
Hutson, p.
star,
took
hi*
charge.-!
to
Day
nessee for the opener on Sept. 27.
too
47
again next year with their ace Ing ihe nighlcap (nr an hour ami tona to watch the collegian* run Miami
put 51 varsity members through
98
48
82 12 27 t l plteher Bed Hires rhnsen In also 12 minutes In the bottom half of through their paces.
M. Bch
Totals
ihe fifth inning with Ihe home
iwo practice sessions
83
84
Tampa
co-captain the club In iur>3.
Yesterday’"
morning
workout
team llmpnle* ahead, 2-1, the rain began at 7:00 a.m. Franklin St. P ’burg
Florida's Gators turned out 75
87
82
Jax Bearn ...
003 000 mil—4
dually let Up.
varsltv candidates and 35 fresh
7fl
72
Palatka ................ 030 004 00a—7
Havana
admitted
that
the
Cronma
future
M o to r iicm ru o
St lamls failed In score In Ihe
men for practice. They got a pep
84
84
R—Plrtln 3, Hnndermeyer 3.
still appeared dim at W. P. Bch
fifth and the Indians rallied for outlook
talk from University President J.
50
too
Treadway, Robertson, lliliictu mii<4
L c a ric rH
Lakeland
thla
atage
of
thr
workouta,
how*
three runs in Ihe lop half of the ever, Ihe friendly mentor said Key West
Illllls Miller. The school plans tn
108
44
8. Young, Hmllh, MeCrackard. K
Ilf AHHOrtATED I'REHM
sixth to take a 4 2 lead. As the new arrivals dally were Improv
do Its hest In all departments In
MUNIIAV'N HESUI.TN
—Hildebrand, Rondermeyer, Clark,
MENS AKMY TWILL
Browns prepared to hat In their
celebrating Its centennial and Mil
Mallard- Rill—•Hildebrand 3, HobIhe grid situation at Cronma
National League
half of tho sixth, another rain ing
ler
said
the
team
Is
expected
to
New
York
31
Boston
I
S
artaon, Lopez 3, Colson, Clark,
Academy.
Batting — Mttslal, 8t Louis,
Plrtla, flondermayer, Treadway. 337; Klusiewskl, Chtclmiatl; .31(1; storm broke and (his time there
One of tho *lar returnees from Brooklyn at Philadelphia post do Its part.
was no letup As a result, the three
2B—Bmulermeyer, Smith, I.opal, Bntimhnllt,
poned, rain
Chicago, .314; |/ick- runs were wlt>ed nut and the score last year la Arthur "Ohm" Knight, Chicago
(twl night)
M Pittsburgh OS
Colton. BH—Hildebrand.
DP— ntan, New York, 300; Robinson.
hard-hitting
fullback.
Arthur
reverted to ihe fifth Inning with
Boston at New
Trump to Clift. Left—Jax Boacb Brooklyn, .303.
81. Louie 0*1 Cincinnati 0 3
ilckcd
up
his
nickname,
"Ohee",
81. lamia winning, 2-1,
noon and night)
American League
10, Palatka 6. fill—off Hamm I,
rum
the
girls
who
sold,
"flheo
Rain washed out Rrooklyn's
Runs hatlcd In — Sauer, Chi(lotion 1 New York S (second Only gamea
Clark 8, Hutton I. 8 0 —by Clark
• B«gt quality—Zipper fly.
how hard you hit 'em.”
game poatpemed, rain)
4, Hutton 2. HO—Hamm 0 In
National
League
hut the Dodgers retained their 9• Shirts to macth—12.40.
Philadelphia 9-1 Washington 8-4
t 8*8 Inlngt, 3 run*: Clark 0 In
Brooklyn at Philadelphia (2) (twlname lead In the National League
Detroit at Chicago postponed, rain night)
8 Inning*. 8 runt, Wlnnrr—Hut
as Ihe accond-plnce New York
Cleveland 9*t St. Louis 3 3
ton (88-12). Iititer—Clark. II—
Only gamea
(llanla divided a dmibleheader In
Florida International League
FAMOUS NATION-WIDE
Maloney, Burk and Lalti. T—
Florida International League
Boston. The Braves came back t«
Tampa 1-3 Miami 0-0
Miami
at
Tampa
(1)
win the second game, S-l, after
MIAMI
More eon Iact work Miami Beach S-l Lakeland 7-1
Ihe (llanla had captured the open wa* on tho program today (or the Weil Palm Beach 8 Havana S
Lakeland at Miami Beach (2)
er, 3-1.
Weal Ptm Beach al Havana
University of Min ml foothall Hur
Petersburg ID Key West 3
In addition to washing out the ricanes and Coach Andy <lu»ta(ann St.Florida
St.
PaPtersburg at Key West
Slate League Playoff*
scheduled twin hill between Ihe De ■aid he would hold the aeaion'a Palatka 7 Jacksonville Beach 4
troit Tigers and White Son In Chi drat scrimmage Wednesday.
TODAY'S OAM RS
• Big 81x09 inch alze.
cago, the rain, which iwept the
About SO v anity player* report
American League
Eastern Seaboard, forced the Yan ed for Ihe flrat workout Monday Philadelphia at Washington (I)
• Cases to match—46c.
kees and Bed Sox to call off their •long with 34 freshmen. Senior
OAfNESVlLLE^B- The groomtwo afternoon gamea In Naw York. Left Helfback Harry
Mallloa in good shape and he hopei to have
lag of Rick Caiares to lake over
The Yankees, however, man missed the drill due tn a throat the players ready for their open
MEN'S BLUE CIIAMBRAY
the Florida quarterback position
aged to salvage something by play Infactlon.
ing meeting with the Fort Jackstarted on schedule Monday, with
Ing one of the gamea In Ih e even
Clustafson said the squad sur ■on, 8. C., team In Ihe Orange
Doug Dickey, Fred Robinson and
ing to mark the drat Ume a Labor vived the opening day's workout* Bowl Sept. IS.
J l n H llrach tossing hats In Ihe ring
Search For Missing
Trotters Continues
Stetson Coach CyeH
Three Quarterbacks
Rain And Ray Scarborough Team
To Increase Yankees’ Loop Lead
I
CroomH* Footballera
Sec College Drills
tttf
PENNEY’S EVERYDAY
LOW PRICES
KHAK1E PANTS
r
U-M Works On More
“Contact” Practice
DOUBLE SHEETS
Rick Casares Is
Now Groomed For
Quarterback Slot
gi competition.
^ 8 1 1 5 P. M.
10 - Races
Mon. - Tnee.
Thure. - Frl.
1 *hundred candidates, 73
and S3 freshmen, reported
Midi's, flrat praetloe, but
I from the group were Letduard Bob Hewlalt and
is Larry Elliott and Jack
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STOUT SHIRTS
• Woven gingham plaids
• N*w Patterns-Co!ors.
itt haa withdrawn from Ihe
rvis*
WORK SHIRTS
wtHnww
C lia rts . who led the University
c l Florida’s running, punting and
* ‘‘back last year,
the early ateiea o f quarterI to be the fumbling night(hat lb has always been
I up to be on a T • forma-
a
pnor
In many other nations,
th thero ls some m atter
'•ace. it la a much bet,
m than can be produced
DB. H. M eLAVUN
• R tf. and Western style.
• New Low Price. Slice 6 to 16
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FIRST QUALITY VALUES
At NEW LOW PRICE8!
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N M ltt tout Sanford ,H*rald, City
THE W EA TH ER
t «»'lr rloudv with widely srillered
ihnnilrr-.howe.t thU afternoon amt
lit tnuth md iri.ir.si portions tonulil mil IIiiiim I n Cooler rrtrrm n
nmHi ionii;lii and Thursday.
Dollrorr. bT 7:00 P. H , pl*ss* call
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AN IN I l i r K M U N r U A II.Y N E W S P A P E R
VOLUME XL1V
n d aid \
Safe Airfield
Plan Ordered
By President
r
a
l h
*
A ssnrjiih'il I 'r r i n I r.i jril \\ H r
W E D N E S D A Y . S E P T E M R K R 3. 1952
NO. 9
Eisenhower Courts Women’s
Votes As Thousands Cheer In
Rousing Welcome At Tampa
1 Long-Kaiif?e Program
Recommended B y
Doolittle To Pro, vide Future Safety
WASHINGTON * - President
Truman today orderrd Into Imme
diate effect a long-range program
aimed at giving the United Staten
more and better airfield'
The program we* embodied In
recommendations made to the
President by a apeclal rum mission
headed by Jam es II Doolittle.
World War II flying hero The
commission was srl up shortly
after three air disaster, occurred
In rapid fire succession at Klim
bath. N J
Embodied In the rcrninmemla
dons were these key provisions:
1. Airports should he given a
mslor role in community planning
and airfields should he Integrated
with other modes of transporta
tion.
2 Airfields should b« moved
closer to the cities they serve. The
Doolittle Commission said they
should lie no further than to min
Ulea driving lime from the heart
of a city.
3 No new airport should he
planned without clear, Ipvrl areas
at least I .non feel wide and at least
half a mile long beyond each end
of the main runways
4 Zoning laws should be set tip
protecting approaches In airports
against construction of buildings
for al least two tnlles In fan shaped
areas at least fl.ooo (ret wide at
the outer ends
5. Government appropriations for
airport Improvements should he
Increased substantially
"8 ttiucoX
tyher form, of
Helicopters and
and o
oil________
•Irr tail
tssl arrvlr#
service ihntiM
should h*
he set
up
<b I un
between airports and cities
The While House announced that
the President has directed four
federal agencies In begin putting
the Doolllllr Commission recoin
mendetlons Into Immediate effect
These agencies are headed by
the secretary of defense, the sec
retery nf commerce, the postmas
ter general and the chairman nf
the Civil Aernnautlca Board
The announcement aald the PresIdent’a Air Coordinating Commit
tee had examined the Doolittle
group;* report end had divided up
the recommewliflofli so that each
phaae could be handled hy the
•^enc^r primarily concerned
some of the commission’s
recommendallon* were of a longrange nature,Ihn WhileHouse said
some nf them could lie put Into
■*
”
effect
quickly
r
Atlantic St or m
Accelerates 800
Miles Off Coast
Winds Of 110 Miles
Alt Ilnur iirpnrtocl
In 1lad TTiimt’Uiif’
MIAMI W ( .lis ts of wOld esll
ili-il i| lit) m iles i n hour w e re
J nmeson I’1
ineae charming henulles were the lop threo finalist* in the '.nliiiig I. nitty h i .n o hold nt
lendo Spring! Monday afteiiinon. Miss Arlem- 11«-11«>- (lent. fioturr (ii'l.i'.do majoieltr, . ooiii. won th*
teat nnil the title, "Mils Saul indn itprings **f ll'f»2." M ,n .1* in Snodgrass, I /mg H>.... | h fi, wait vote"
and lop beauty anil Diam r«r»hay, nrlnndo. light.took 'lord plan Iooiom 1 V . m -i i-^iitightr
day long Labor Day fnstivitoa m the spring.
Commission To
Continue Study
Of ’53 Budget
Seminole Ctnmly Fnlrv
[
Committee Im Named I
T rv
o
m
TOKYO r> Sp"kr.im ii (or (M
mliior .lapanese
rronlii.il. u
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precedrntrd new . i mifereio •• lhr\
considered then .potent r > oilie i
vonalile. mo ille I loi mil illg.l
They as terleil Hie. should lo* Ie
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to >.«•-. of Hu- f • i l Mi if Ut
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»ti * • .*.» f*» • It in it tip **
l '.vit it* \ n i *i. ♦••»»•* tn | hi* Ffvll
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ii
it iil
itif tftry
• in » in ' hi . h i i i i r "
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Mi M |*i ,f|I T
III Mu ii
p n
a
Officials Confer
With Manager On
Sewerage Problem
H flS
' '"in*' I " M.iku Cor-
. • In
County’s School New Map.azinc Is
Enrollment May Shown Kiwauians
Set New Record By Harris Powers
ra a m
1 •• M. i 11 . ; i y •- H e
pi
M m |i l u l l ! I PFI
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Mir ^rtte-f ||
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mum ••»« Mir .l.«|Miir«*
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P o toi
o t Il vm
v i lIIl
I H n 1*001 I'M 11
lei 'll the slot ill Ileal I illlilile H>7
i t y 's
S ta d iu m
iiiolli nnl Isillgllude 07 '> wesl
Ihe hurrieane was nil folluw
._.
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mg » eonrse aluml |Mi .lle| mil
The City Commission last night
too mile, north of Ihe one l.ikell
'ommued its study of the Midget.
liy Ihe season’s first tmplral dis
giving tentntlva Approval ♦«
Items but no final approval, as
turbancc last week
I'oullniKd movement in Hili ill
when they ere through with the
irciloq would hilng It to Hie North
study, they will adopt the bmlyet
C.irollna fnalnUnd 050 miles ills
aa a whole according to II N.
Haver, itty clerk.
tnnt In about JD <'.*y»
Hill hurMcanC* nai ar move In a
The session continued until mid
i
night a n d .tt wee decided lo con
'
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F
i
H
s
r
V
n
y
;
W
h
i
t
n
tinue studying the budget at the
I moie lo Ihe north sway from land
regular meeting nf the CnmmlsI r |i | l l ;| f v .
• »* l» l i t K t
In Ihe nest rmipie of days
slon neat Monday night.
'file
7
.
a
in
r’ST
Advisory
esii
John Krlder, business uinnagrr |
.( H I
r
1f1" l r
*
•i *« t \ * * . i l l t i m e *
• *••
f ••
lulled Hie storm'. Ineallon alio d
,he K«*nslnoln nine*, end ,1.
•I
I t
I
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72'i Hides due e.isl of Nassau ill ••I •! Ha liaaeal r M l •tf | |*|«*f M » U p t . l t
Denver Cordell appeared prior to
•I* r th.
'!• ■ ■ i ilii»|»
* -i*
i
Bahamas ne ar L.illlodr ? l .A • M y l i r •»•• Mil \ » . « t
u "’ budget session and proposed
« If
In l|i*« nffli i'll fit il l i \ in ih •!»
1nor III and Iningllude ur> A west
,0
Commission that prrmls
'I
• 1 ' v l n
l» \
I In- lor.ilmn w is based on n- l u * i " i i f i i { t ’
slim lie gninted to Hemili-de High
I
W
I
•11 •* t i n ' * » t *I • ft*
•(
I
ImiiI s ri-relied 'rolli widely seal
Srhoal and f'looms Aendemy to
' ' Is
t It
• •
ti red s lin es I he Weather I* > | l t » h ) I* t i l V | l|l t p i f l
use the Munlripal Stadium fin
th* •••I•I if t||*' ••A•t Mil '1.1}
renu sold Ihe site was believed In
foot lm11 games.
•fit*
• •I
* ti t n ll lIM til
I. H* ;: *
\ t l it*
U til
II*
be iieeoi.ite wllhlli one Oegree
Mr. Cordell pointed out that
•"I'lM'il
tl|a|riif • %%••••’ Il ■*•••#! Ill
I I I •*!•• t • |.t* i hr M •
the field could be eonverted lo
1 fhi«
.'I
i
|l i t \
» « It* | a*I t \
s( l i t ••*1 .
in ly
•'
• I n * •I* • I i •
tills purpose at small expense, and
' I 4 ||4| |t| | l l| I t t i l ' I
I I I at Y * ’ i | t '** f l l el * » » M ti • I II*
M l
I
stressed the advsnlages of seal
I Met
log, narking and lighting over
|l,|t
M»l»r. h Ih Mi 'M III \%I*11a
l|*Ml|
I *» ' ♦» • • • • • • ♦
-------, the Seminole High School field.
f .
tr|i|** .9*»itr*f tan i»n r#'.i #•
f III • '
Florid* and Federal health ser
The Commission, -'.mowing a mo.
v*
vie# officials and * district en<rl tlon by Mr Knder, aeioinled hy
t.h , f
ll)| l| p
N l'g l'l
-• I
I *
lltH IH 'l
«|i III
neer of the Housing and Home FI
Andrew C iiinw iy, requested City
" >.»!•
•I All'll f I• aa» «11«V !••*' "f I
Ml
I •
nance Agency from J a c k s o n v ille Manager Turn Lemon, Mr. Cur
T wit | a*■t NOtlN, l f|V’P yum util | hi \ | m u I'H i | •| •••| •• 9«*ii llifM Mi# **»| •*• a*. I | »9»
conferred this morning with City- ded and Mr. Krlder to ruufer with
mit*I wn rhlrrly titan, w n r mi 1riirnlliMwtil wmitil hiiiip » v 'tm l#r
• . ip* tint
Manager Tom Lemon In order lo Principal Herman K. Morris of
• III
I* • .1
I t o n llM u rit O n ! '« ■ » I 'f ie r i
•fit It
94
I n III
I I I »4 A
prepare a report as to what ex
jn.cil y.'»t< rd-ry afternoon in «<. i fM l P t III' •-Mil of I III .
th e N< g . o full..tie , beyill r h 'l .l .i
t> 1
tant Sanford (a eligible for federal
r . l o f sim iln. o r i g in . Ib.tb lo
assistance, If any, for new water
A -o ill ' . il l *ti •( Ii
. olvi-.l -m all la.Vs i i i i i i i Iiik I" f r o n t m g f 1 ■...» itieir m u l l .<10 S u m m e r
' I II (
l i t I t U » It 9 » »•*
and sewerage facilities, because of
jobs
,,f a u to m o b i le s on busy s t r e e t s .
%••19 •»..
the defense activities |o this area.
t ie .it... |ueitliT,-(| .,
tight 10 '.A * t ! il* * | ll i l • I V
Tin. i-omlitioti tmli.y of Itoln-rt
Conferring with Mr. Lemon at a
h Brown. Jr.. f>, who was b.t i-rcx.i ui 'h e e n r o ll m e n t *.f w hite *•••» ...Is II'* •
,1 l .1 lies.l
» •4 $lt
meeting In the City Cnmmlsilnn
|,i. nibei
rlior.Iv sftr*. »l no o'clock
r* - r b o o l . hy Ihe emt nf
Lloyd Leadmon, 53. I.ake Mary.
*•.{ r .
room were 8. A. Berkowltx, repre
I'lie
fl>'»
w hite
c lrtilc n tjiiy •....... .1. It *
Twenty Hccond S t.act sod Fit-tub
.-|
sentative of t.ha State Board of
b n o t « in ,'tanfutil r . - g ' - t e i ei| .1 I •
Avenn*
by
....
.mtomobtle
dilv.-n
H
e a l t h . JJohn
o h n V.
V Miner,
M ln.r
A , l e n t . leged a t t a c k on Wallace M. Todd,
*• '■#*••** •
Health)
Atlanta,
| , V Mrs (I A
V Von lletbollx. was *i ' |ut|iti 11.e s t t lie elol -f ibe
Ga„ sanitary engineer of the U. 8. 41, alio of t.ske Mary, lead to
prorio.ilice-t t.li-fs-Tory *.v I'r f l i . t >)ii\ " f 1eg Is. 1,i I |.*o . »ve| i ss.
a
warrant
for
Lradmnn'a
arrest.
Public Health fierrlee, and J. B.
f'bere
— alflttlf^rif l ifo 'I F. McDaniel, .(tending pl.y*' Vest's f-lsl I.llinlb fn'sl
Brennan. Jarkionsrllla, an engineer Sheriff Mero said today.
I,- 1,1 w hite c b , b l n n In the
Vlvxclott* Evelyn J oiha of Sanford v»,n the Hetnumb
ntv Clio, « hn said Hist 'be tiny had
The attack I* reported to Imvo
of the Housing and lioma Finance
.
l
i
y
sell'inls
i
s
roill|tS.er|
*n
1.7,11
taken place on Aug. 35 when the Chamber nf Commerce's entry In the "Mix* Haidando Hprtng- t, lung 1. mild concussion and minor
Agency.
bruises
II- :le|U . I '.Ifll
lienuty
contest,
whiel.
«•«,
wTruexeil
by
11
rrrord
loeut.ii'x
|.:;J
4
two
men
became
embroiled
in
h
Most of the dltcueilon this morn
A t n i s l of 1,1112 M a gio s in ila n ls
N e r v a l G. Mat t a i l , about 7<l,
ing centered around a atudy of the dispute over the property right- crowd, but the eye-appeallug I a s a plied up quite k few vota* 0.1 b- wn. s u f f e r e d s r u m u s s l n n . l a c e r a t io n s w e re ir|-.n t* -l s f l e i the f u s t ilsy
of-way
on
an
old
road
to
LskAnnas engineering report on Han
of the brail and a r m s and b r u i s e t, In Hie t b i r e fb.nfoi-1 seloiols, ut
Mary, half of which Todd claims
ford’s sewerage need*.
s t o u t ly b e f o re 'ITHt o'clock yr-s s h o u t 3:t fe vei Hi,in .it the eml
A. II-I-I \ I... 1,1. if i ;;•* ! .* 1
h
Two
Sanford
Mm
he
owns.
Following the meeting, tha visi
nf M rptemhei Issl ye..i
t r n l a y a f t e r n o o n , w hen In «mk
•1 1 , nl,In. «.l P * f •• | I t ' Mil »» Sheriff
Mero
said
that
Todd
tor* were conducted bv City offi
Tb. lulal white »ninlln.vnl Ini fi oil p <g.ing to S...--I lilttlng .. .lo.iti to y
III Korean Bailie on
>1—
• l un .1
cial* on a tour of ailatlng facilities must have inquired 11is- deed
the c u n nly res* he.| ‘.',7)01 y e stei
P a r k Avenue neiir T w e n t y
.butt list « iH- b- f-.-ll f.i .1I -il* 1
Including tha municipal water within the last year. The sheriff
f o u r t h S t r e e t , he lost c o n tr o l of -Illy 11s c o m p e l H|| *n the '.'.IIH2 \ 1. i. Hir I- .»• 1 11. I ,,,
II.
Game Warden W. A, Ansley F.r
•aid that one of hia deputies
plant, and the walla.
Two Hanford men. Dm. ' -.*dl hla lliltfr F o l d leda n
A ccording litieil fm Hie n.iuith -if :ie|.tem - t-M-l Hi,- t-'-H. -i in .I-.* I*-v. I - • -I
Mr. Miner alio atatad that they served the warrant paper* un Lead- arretted a seiner and confiscated and Edwin Varn, path o.ted t o police, il lilt Hie n u l l t h r e e liei iif Iss* y e a r
C n l i. e i l tntul.i
would confer with official* a t the mon. The warrant charged Lead- hie 05-yard gill net Monday after Monday In th* greatest S'*' sir Aimes a n d c r a s h e d Into a Tight 2.11'lti in ciuillty HII-I r l l y kclluol I l.m. n . ri'.qii ii .ii
Mi I.ilri.ti'iff. w|u» 'lasig 11-■' *) 1
mnn with "aggravated assault noon at li.'IO n m. on tha Volusia •ttlke of the Korean W n. .ban
Hanford Naval Air Btatlon.
fur His fir»t d a y while 2,180 l.u t'i u.. . v s - -'•••wti w ill, t u " HI",
The City, he deelared, should be with a deadly weapon . . . crow- County slda of Lake Monroe In a I'14 S'avv bomber* and f'^'i'crs post
•action called Rethel Cove.
ts'tu*v s i
Hitt.'.I.O''* S* - I •'
Mr Martatt, tn unrnnscloux con w ere In s H e m ls i.e e It. IPM
advlied within th* n a it two weeks bar.”
fich'.nl eiiinllm c.it In S a n f n iil l.u i'iili'iiv m " 11-* *'| i , ii . . '* I . " i i i 1 ,*
Warden Ansley arrested Henry from the carriers Bower. 1 *vex dition. was taken to F»rnal<|
Todd claimed. "If It hadn't been
a* to It* eligibility to rtcalva th*
Princeton hit an oil ,. finery Laughton Memorial Hospital Dr Jumpeil by .'III at t h e »ml n f the Itin l ii i " " o .......... ... on d l - p l 1
for my Navy training In Judo, t Pretton Ogletl.y, Lake Monroe, and
federal aid.
and an Iron works In ►'t.m « McDaniel this morning stated that f i r s t day nf e n r o ll m e n t o v e r In si
•ft,,. 1 u p ' 1 ui •" Hik pi.-iofi- 1 • a 1
might hava been kltlwd.'* Lead • ftnr he discovered one fresh water North
Korea.
There
a t e 2,fi8f> ••It........ 11^*. ',-.t Hi* It-.** •" "
catfish glllcd In the net which was
the elderly man’s condition Is y e a r 's to ta l
mon
was
unavailable
for
eommeut.
POWERFUL JET
In knee deep water at tha time.
Don Futrell was ab».i 1 the much Improved and that he Is c h ild r e n who m atrlciil*ta-l y e sler M"l Tun..- !••■--,il*- d-ui'i I' U—l i t .
PHILADELPHIA U8-A 13,000tlay <»hlle H.Pfi" w e t e a t t e n d i n g nod ••iltlc 1c s 11V III.' Ik" ii I ■'
Oglesby claimed he was Innocent Princeton, and Edwin VN i l - <VIH feeling better.
MORTGAGE
FILED
hor*epower turbojet aircraft an
school In Hie t'.lly nf H a nford last A 1 Him A K.i Ii tn 1f f of '.'iif ■' I
on
the—
ground*
that he wa* fishing
nhoard til" Bremerton, n '••nvy
Condor
Merritt,
Altamonte
-........
—
..........................
.........
Mrs.
Von
llerliulls
told
jioli.r
gina M limea a* powerful a« tha Spring* Negro agaln.t _wh«m the tor M lf water fl.h, which la per cruiser, which during 'In- .fter
yea 1
f.lll* Ml it'" I 1H11 I InS . i f II I*' •'
I
a
at
night
that
th*
small
Brown
combined four angina* of a B 29 Internal Revenue Department last milled hy law In Votmla County. noon partlclpatcil wTth lb* • sr
T he Sonthsl-le P t l m a t y Hrhool I f r ' i ilinwilig “ I f IBs k ing It/-- " "
hoy,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Superfortreia haa naan placed In week file.! a tax lien for $80,000 In
However, the catching of ono rler* in a heavy raid on Ch. - Kiln, L. Brown, 401 Colonial Way, had sluiwe-l th e l a r g e s t etirollinaiit of Ii.iHiiii to Mi . Am." t'opiillig ....I
ctlon, tha Navy announced back tax#*, wa* name.1 a* mort freah water fish In a net la II North Korea's biggest port
a n y w h ite school I i i S a n f o r d and
run out In front of her automo Seinlnoia C oilnlv w ith MIO, f o l Ml.s Msry I'u ila Armstimig
ay.
gager <n an Instrument filed In the legal, Ansley stated. Oglesby'* trial
th* l'»m orlnls fol Elscnh ■ • • 1
Both
voting
men
were
member*
bile
while
ihe
was
driving
sou'h
cotnaa up on Oct. 14 in the Volusia of the Hemlnol* High School m ed
lowed hy L y m a n School, Including linultpiar te l», 201 AA'
The angina, claimed by Waiting- County Clerk’e office yetterdav.
luisytl.
on
French
Avenue,
and
that
she
It
iis
II
n
.
si
I
On
I'eae
Vnsrl
hooaa Electric Corp. to be the moat
Katfa J. Toll, mortgagee, filed County Court In DeLand.
Street
itating das* of 1050. Don I itrell was unabla to avoid hitting him.
powerful turbojet
tha world to tha mortgage for a deed executed
was active and won high honors
Alt. Kltchhoff <atd this r.."»n
Th* hoy, according to police,
ELECTRIC ANTICS
qualify for produetteN, w u daral- Dio. 11. 1W0. M eriitt had purIn Bovjlcout work. Edwin A .in was picked up and taken to the
ing (list lie bad been 'va.tn'v
CHICAGO
-r
-Electricity
loo
op*d by the flrm i l an Improved chaaod a lot In Altamonte Spring*,
tilaye-l _F rench ly>rn ami trn.ol.one hospital by C. It. Klrtlay of the
TO BECOME U. 8. CITIZEN
years ago didn't give lights and I Ollgl Ht.llatril *• Hie lieS'l'|'Mlt‘ l
variion of tha original Watting and the amount of the mortgage
PHILADELPHIA un — A young In the high achool hand.
K and AV Fruit Co., who was a pnwer, mil soninllmra supplletl and thatssslntanl. tbet" tint
houta J40 angina,
waa IIJO I.
frenchm an who traded his royal
witness to the accident. Mrs. Von amusement
helped him lit 1•<vc th” button from
Tha new angina develop* Ita tre
coat of arms far a Comba*. in
the bus station
lie rnlsii'd Hie
Herbulis also accompanied the
A
science
texl
hook
nf
1850
tells
mendous power, tha Ann aald. BLRS MEETING THURSDAY fantryman's lladgr- formally re
bus beta, so took Hie t.sin lo
child to th* hospital.
MEMORIAL
FDR
DOG
ni
an
electric
machine
that
gen
partly through uia of a« "after
Tha regular weekly meeting of nounred his title Tn U. S. District
Ja.kuo.vllle, determined to i ati li
eraled italic electrlcily, and was up with his t.iilton which bad
burner" which re beat* tha aafiaaat Sanford Lodge No. 1241 ll.P.O.E. Court Tueaday to become an Amer
CHICAGO IgA—A "aultshlc 12.popular
al
parties:
’
'ght at lean clUien.
gate* after they leave th* turbine will take place tomorrow
night
000 memorial was authorIte.l to
been vent on Hie hu,
HORSEMAN CHARGED
"The Isdy takes hold of a chain
and before they emerge u a Jet 1:00 o'clock following a aapper
aup
Tha former Count Patrick Marie day for a 12 pound Pomeranlno dog
"I toil* In th* second automn
WELCH.
W
Va.
m
A
horse
connected
with
Ihe
prime
conduc
ba carved
a t Ct30 p in. ”Tha
itragm.
“to *-----------------*■ meal
da Sercey, 21, fresh from that died fighting off a big bull man who rode over and fatally tor. The machine (hen being put bile In the hlg parade, and l,«'»r
ing will bo featured by the Initia Hubert
coinbat In Knrea, ran trace hla terrier that attached a man
Injured an elderly man waa In motion, the gentleman appro
.roach- stood within lb feet of General
tion of a large class of candidate#, family hack In William tha ConThe memorial and p»i|*iii.il charged with manslaughter Titea- ea the lady, and immediately
gg PERSONS DROWN
Elsenhower when ha spoke,” said
according to Bari Higginbotham,
(■») Mr. Klrrhhnff.
cemetery earn waa allpulatrd In day.
he
attempt*
to
Imprint
the
leal
exalted ruler of tits organisation.
Da Sercer. now a corporal In the will of the dog'* owner, Mra.
An articlo In yesterday morn
Forthoomlvg grants in which local
State Trooper C. H. Otto said of soft affection imon her coral
D m aaar Lucknow whan aa over' Include the con- tha U. 8. Army, came to America Ida L. Virtuo, 73, who died Arm 12. Ihe charge was placed again*! lips, a slark will fly In hla (ace, log's Time* Union announced that,
a*«S
loaded boat iM
h la mktatream,
The couragaoua Pomeranian, Hague Waldron, 30, Avondale, W. which generally driers him from he would he In Jacksonville with
rulera and sec- als yaara ago and entered tbo
report* reselling hart M D aald.
Sonny Boy, V7as killed dofvmllng a Va. Thn trooper quoted Waldron his rssh end wicked Intention."
hla big button, and hu r.imitv.i
1, Sunday. Sept. Army last year
ine majority of tto victims reRace at Itwikat The t-sirporal'a mother, Uia for relative of Mra. Virtuo, Ullvcr J. aa admitting ho waa riding the
M. D. Hnnven, electrical engi that worker* at the Elaennowcr
lo on next Tuaa- mer Countess Ellen do Sercey, be Edward*.
hors* last Friday night when II neer nf Newark, N. J., told the headquartera were looking for
Joy Day a t Da- came a clUien last February and
Mra. Virtue; a widow, left an ea* ran over Oacar Christian, 71, alao story to the Centennial of Engi ward to hla arrival and greeted
waro avaliahla.
, Oat. 19.
him warmly.
now raaldea !n Kannatt Square, Pa. tate of about $100,000.
neering today.
of Avondale.
lO
A t
P
f
C
ft- f 'W
refuted tmlnv In the severe Al
Isniu hurricane swirling north
wr»lwanl In iqicn m-e.in Sun milt".
east »( Miami
Thi- II a m KST advisory -aid
the linplral disturbance probably
uniilil rontlnue Hie pie.eni course
l»r I lie next 12 hour., "with pus
slide inleusilli allon ”
Forward -need was estimated l>>
i tuirricane Imnllng plane al 12 lo
It mile* an hour
Jap War Criminals Consider Their
Sentences Uncalled l or And Illegal
mi
Ronerl lirown Jr., llPifltli fae-iatf|fi|{l||l' I'f I^.'1
Norval
IVIarlaM
Ihn! In Amdenfs ' " •' • ........
iii
fill! '!•f"i I1
im ii
Lcadmnn PoatH Bond
Following Diftputcj
I S M & Y S 5 " B .T 5 ! 1 ^ .5 *i“ W.dS'S
Arfliiir K irrlihol!
iMaltrs Kij» Hit \ \ »Hi
His ‘lltr’ Kill!011
Seiner I ArrcHteH
By Warden Annley
.
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DeLand Red Hats Are Favored
To Win 13th Annual Play-Offs
I Blues End Season Tonight
Seminolcs Play In
Cocoa; Lose To
Jax Beach Birds
And Mills,
10-5
Four Northern Teams Claim All
Positions on Loop Dream Team
Tonight the curtain will ring
down on the Seminole Blues fur
the 1982 acaaon. Sanford will Im
In Cocoa for the finale In wlint
might he celled a “battle-furwhat." Neither club has anything
at stake or nothing to loso.
Cocoa I* helplessly hurled In
the cellar again Ihla year shout
SO gsmea off the pace of DeLand and Hanford la a flsture
for Sth spot. Manager Chuck
Aleno will have to drive In 10
ran* la this evening's fray In
order to break the Florida Slate
League Hill mark of HO.
Complete master* of the Class
D Flnriiln Hlntc l.wiguu during
th« rrgulnr acaaon* that end to
night. ami with their p ..k rt»
lonilrd with ra*h and glory,
Charlie Hrewater’* DeLand RedData loo in oa odda-mi favorites to
• weep the IMth annual “sudden
death" pin ynff* opening tomortuw night with toil little difficul
ty
Seventeen and one-half games
ahead of Jacksonville Dench
over Hie season thru Tuesday
night, the Data have art a new
record In mnrglna of victory,
and regnrillen* of who they
open with Inmnrmw night at
home, the record* at league
headquarters here indicate that
It likely will lie a short aerlea
a* far «• they are concerned.
Thru Tuesday night the Hat*
hud won 10 of IH from Daytona,
II of 17 from Jax llcarh, and
eight of 17 from Palatka, with
one gunii* with the A'* slated for
tonight.
J iix Hrnrh whleh Wednesday
morning uppenrrd to In- the sec
ond place learn over the aeasoll
mill host for the opening game of
Hie second two-out-of-three game
series, will go Into the play-offs
Last night Aleno awaited In hi* definitely the underdogs.
181st run of the campaign na the
The Sea Ills via dropped II of
Seminole* drooped their flnnli- in
Memorial Stadium to Jax Bench,
10-5. Tom Mills annexed hi* 2Hth
victory of tho your and only Ids
seconJ al the expense of the
Hlues.
The game was called off In the
eighth because of rain with Birds
way out In front by virtue of
their eight-run fourth Innlnu. Hill
Jones started uu tha hill and wua
charged with tha loss. Louie Hentas and Jorge Rivero saw brief
relief work.
Robb'e Bakery presented the
Blusa with a large going away
cake last nlgkl that weighed 30
pounds and dvpltted n diamond
17 In the Hal*. 10 of 17 to the
with Ih# Individual players and
name* placed at their position*. Islanders whom they meet tonight
Tha Blues will probably idtcli for « final regular season try,
Sonny llaper In this evening'* mid 10 to IH to the A a.
The Islander* hold nine of 17
final tilt against Cocoa. Itaper,
who started out so colorfully by wins over I'olatka thru Tuesday,
winning Iho first game ho pitch and like tlm Islanders, they have
ed for the Hlues via the shutout 1>7 nml lost 26 games to teams
rout« and went on lo twirl II they may meet In tho playult*.
consecutive Innings before (hey
Itrd Itohert*, with eight win*
scored on him. haa been n disap In III decisions against the Hea
pointment of late.
Bird*, and Thomas Mills nf J**
About H ip only record the Blocs
llrarh with "lx win* In nine
might act for auro this evening decision* against Palat ka loom
before the end of the season, or aa the hurlera In walrh In the
ninth inning, la If some player
would hit a hnmarun to extend
the Hlues' record of 84.
Last night George Kenls and
Chico Gnntalea paced the Hines'
9-hlt losing effort with two
?
VoluHiu County
Kennel Club
Jas, 1-0 with Palatka) Nowsome 0-1 with Palatka) Lang
l-o with Palatka, 9-2 wllk Jaa,
0-3 with DtLandi G«»qu«t, 5-3
over DeLand, 4-1 over Palatkat
Hlmigh, 2-1 over Palatka) Mil
ler 2-2 with DeLand, 9-1 with
Palatka, 4-0 over Jas,
Palatka: Hutson 2-2 with Jaa,
1-0 over Daytona, 0-1 with Dal.and) llamm, 3-1 over Jax, 3-2
over DeLand, 0-1 with Daytona)
Haas I-I with Daytona, 1-0 ovar
DeLand) Pennington 3-2 ovar
Daytona, t - l over DeLand, 8-t
over J a n Bridge*, 1-1 with Jax,
0-1 to Daytona.
Jax Beach: Mills, 8-3 ovar
Palatka, 2-0 over Daytona, 1-1
ovar DeLand) McCrlekard, 1-8
with DeLand and Palatka, 8-4
with Daytona) Angaal, l - l with
DeLand, 0-1 with Daytona, 0-3
with Palatka) Clark 0-1 with
Daytona, 0-2 with DoLandj Har
man, l-l) over Palatka, 2-3 with
l)i-l,aiid, 2-4 with Daytona,
Second
and
final
play-off
gnnu-a will lie played op grounds
of the team with tha highest
uraaon standing, and tha winner
Is tho one taking thraa of flva. It
Is the first tlm* In laagua his
tory that the play-oft* have bean
■o abbreviated.
DeLand
31
Daytona Reach
4:
Palatka
31
Jaxvllle Beach
V
Sanford
32
Orlando
N
Leesburg
2t
Cocoa
li
American league
New York
7i
Cleveland
72
Boston
«
Philadelphia
ti:
Chicago
W
Washington
8!
St Louis
32
Detroit
41
National League
Titu K tiira n * T B t r «
I'llia T HACK— a /t a ih * M ile
F lr*t H air lln lir tle n k le
ll-huve. Iinavao. cWanr* Maetlna.
rinvott.
laivera. T w i n k l e Jean,
Yank** Mian. Venture
u a n v i i si ac e*— a/iatk* Mite
arrneil Heir Halls llnekle
My l.nrk y Haven. Hea Cap. Fancy
Trinket. Hlr Itatiel, I'llt-h, Krtln,
S ' " m . Clivheen
r n i i u i ir si r — a/iaika m i i *
lt.,,la r
llntnlt, I ’ rh e le e *
It u b r .
I'a lllten
l>eeert. J o lly
Jo e.
tl III
fin e r. Hull An>ly, H lln * l.e a , Jo lly *
1-rlrte
• III 11T11 IIACM— S/tnika Mile
lti|-|nller. Hhn Htepa, Handily Hull,
liravn llitrlnn, F.lla'e Ilaaur. tlllly
llirnn Knur H r Four. H l r Mec.
F I F T H I I .U ' K — ll/inike Mile
Mow lo vely, ,Vn T e i a n , Hllrk
llnlie, Tntluile . Oxford, Well F a
vored. tlelh Anne, Ounner Hill.
S I X T H l l . \ I T e - n/iaik* Mil*
ll» Hn l««. Ahead, filar Hhadovr.
Iinr-tharl. l.n rk y Mtep, I'nwder *
I'vlni, Kye tlrfaht. Fundamental.
v i i V y . S T I I H A C K — B/iarke Mil*
Kaeer Al. H l r k y trie. Hnale Imn*.
lied llrnker. Illiie Zunhyr, O atUm i
( U v Hnn-Hili k. My O w n lluby.
K ill MTH H A C K — S / I K S i Mil*
My Malme. Jim Dancer, T o k a y
33
.397liny. I.vnn'a Imd. llill Hay. Lethal
Alabama r-yarker, Nobl* Way ,
37
540 Htep.
Cracker, Noble Way ,
88
.484Hl epV, I Alabama
V T I I IIACFe— n/isika MU*
89
.420 Y ukon Kin a. Fael Drees*. High
W aft. M v i n , John (5y.
78
.483Yellow,
e r Whisk. Ttolllnjr Lava.
92
MS A n oTth
K V T I I HA CM— d/jai be Mil*
Mein Kvenl. Tasla Jiao. My ties,
League
l-al, lla ndy Acllnn. No Ante,
43
.883 Juey's
Kd'a (Hide. Alweya I'ass.
81 Louis
72
Philadelphia
87
Chicago
82
Boston
M
Cincinnati
85
Pittsburgh
27
Florida faMruatlmal
Miami
98
Miami Beach
98 48
878
Tampa
81 81
.370
Mu for’ i/caffue
St. Petersburg
78
67
.338
Havana
72 72
son
Loader*
Weat Palm Reach 81
83
424
lly ASSOCIATED I'ltF.HH
Lakeland
in
ti
m
Key West
40 103
280
National League
THURftDAT’M RESULTS
Halting — Muslal, St. Louis,
Florida Rial* League
330; Klusxewskl, Cincinnati, .318;
DeLand 8 Leesburg 1
Jacksonville Hearn 10 Sanford 3 Haumholtx, Chicago. .314; Lockman. New York, .313; Robinson,
(H Innings, rain)
Brooklyn, .307.
Daytona Beach 14 Palatka I
Buna bitted In — Sauer, Chica
Cocoa at Orlando cancelled, rain
go, 111; Thomson, Naw York, 91;
National Laagua
Hodges, Brooklyn, 88; CampanilBrooklyn 0 Chicago 8
la, Brooklyn, and Ennla, Philadel
Naw York 14 Pittsburgh 7
Cincinnati 9 Boston 4 (II Innings) phia. 84.
Hits — Adams. Cincinnati. 190;
Philadelphia 10 Si. Loula 8
Schoendlenit and Muslal, St. Loula,
American League
138; Lockman, New York, 133; En
Philadelphia 8 boston 4
By The AaaecUM Press
nis. Philadelphia, 143.
Tho Florida State League's te a l Cleveland 9-1 Detroit 3-4
Home runs — Sauer, Chicago,
Only games •
1982 regular season
34; Klner, Pittsburgh, M; Hodges,
Florida U4*r**4ieuil League
Miami le a c h • Lakeland 9 (10 In Brooklyn, 27; Gordon, Boston, 21;
Mathews,
Boston. Campanalla,
nings)
all standing*.
Brooklyn, and Thomson, New
Miami 3 Tampa I
Tha windup likewise can
York. 19.
8L Pataraburg 8 Kay Waal 1
bearing on opponent! foi
Pitching — Roe, Brooklyn,10-1,
Only games
place DeLand and M cw d ]
.909; Black, Brooklyn, 11-2. .849;
Florida Male League
Jacksonville Beach, host d u o
Daytona Beach at Jacksonville WUhelm. New York, 12 3, .800; Yuthe^laynffa which begin flatu
naif nt.
has.
St. ul
Louis, 9-2, .800; Roberta,
Orlando at Leeilrurg '
Philadelphia. 21-7, .780.
Palatka at DeLand
" f a e DeLand Red HaU, top
American League
Sanford at Cocoa
winner* ovar (he entire aaaaai
Batting - Fain. Philadelphia,
American League
a wide margin, win faeg
Washington a t New York (night) .226; Mitchell, Cleveland, .M t|
fourth-place club and Jaakaon
Wnodllng, New York, .181; Kell,
Boston at Philadelphia (night)
Beach will meet tha thlrd-p
Boston, .212; Goodman. Boston.
Cleveland at Detroit
team. The overall standings—
.206.
arate from the aacond-ulf it
Runs halted in — lom tat, Phila
Inga—determine tie playoff
Brooklyn at Chicago
v delphia, 10; Rosea and Doby,
up.
«.
Cleveland, 18; Robinson. Chicago,
Only lam *
Jacksonville Baach became
84; Barra. Naw York. 11.
Florida IniaraaUaeal Laagua
Hits — Pox, CMaago, 111; Avila,
Miami Btach at It. Pataraburg
Daytona Baach at JackaouvlUa
Tampa a t Woat Palm Beach
•«.. COmwi" ,
Havana at Miami (I)
Home runs — Doby, Cleveland,
Key Weat at Lakriand
and Berra. Naw York. *7; BarnJal,
Philadelphia, IS; Roaen, Cleveland,
Ed Gasque Wins
Teams Agree On
20th Of Season
Players’ Share
For Daytona I’s
Of Shaughnessys
Jaa Baach
Korfonta, 2b
Treadway, rf
Ktnard. t i
Clift, ih
play-offa, along with Rd Gaaue of Daytona and Lefty Jaa
’ennlngton of Palatka.
Hera are the season records of
all competing hurltra thru Tues
day:
Defend: Roberta 8-2 from Jax,
2-ft over Daytona) Dotson 3-8
with Palatka, 2-0 with Jax) Mil
ler 1-1 with Daytona, 1-0 ovar
Palatka: Vickery 2-2 with 1-1
with Daytona, 1-2 with Palatkat
Harrell, 1-0 over Jax.
Daytona) Wengar 9-9 with
SILVER SPRIN08 — (Special>— DeLand, Jacksonville Beach,
Daytona Beach, and Palatka — the "northern" team* In the Claia D
Florida State League — completely dominated the official and 13th
annual All-Star Team for 1962, It waa announced at league headquar
ter* here today.
*
The pennant-winning DeLand Red-llat* placed ala men on the
•portawrlteri giving two place*
to players from the other three voted All-Star catcher la t i l l ,
and manager la 1917 and tSSt,
teams.
while for Dunn* It waa hla
Net surprising waa the writfourth utralgM year ta be chaaera* selection of the entire Doen hi* league'* beat catcher.
Land Infield, Including the
The team thu* (elected goes
catching assignment. In Red
Roberta at flrat, Charlie nrew. Into the record* of Baseball a*
star at second, Jack Cade at the '•official** All-Star team for
third, and Hill Moatranaky at 10VJ of the Clai* D Florida State
abort, the league haa had one League.
Writer* participating In the
of Ita beat la the IS-ytar history
balloting were: A. V. Burt Jr., of
tof hte circuit.
The outfield la made up of Jax Bench, Fred Oreen of Palatrookie Howard Teenow of Day ka, Denny Kahn of Daytona
tona In left, Ken llraeseke of De- Benrh, John T. J. Collier of DeLand In eenter, and Manager Land, Kent Chetlaln Jr., of San
Red Treadway of J a s Beach In ford, A. V. Newitt of Leesburg,
Charlie Wadsworth of Orlando,
rig h t
The writers were In almost and Omdy McCalllster of Coeoa.
OFFICIAL FLORIDA BTATB
full agraemeat that the loop’s
I,HAGUE ALL-STAR TRAM
top right-hander waa Tbm Mills
FOR 1132
of J a i Beach, and that Joe Pen
Team
Position
nington of PaUMha was the Player
Itrd Itohert*. Del..
FB
beat left-hander.
SR
Daytona's popular Boh Rucker CUrllr llrew»t*r, Del,
SS
drew the utility role, while Bill Hill Moatransky, Del,.
Del,
TR
Slelnrcke of Palatka was named Jark Cade.
Hay Dunn,
Del,.
C
manager.
I). II.
LF
Roberta, nrewater,
Dunne, lloeie TVsnow,
Del,.
CF
and Slelneche are not new to Krn llrea«ekr,
RF
All-Star leaisa In the league. lied Treadway, J .11.
J. U.
RHP
Roberta waa chosen an the Tom Mill*.
LHP
1189 utility maai Hrewater waa Joe Pennington, Pal.
D. B.
U
vatad the loop's All-atar short- Ilob Iturkrr.
Pal.
M
■top In 1930) Htelneeh* waa llill Slelnrcke.
...
Robertson, e
Young, 3b
DAYTONA BEACH '* - T h r way
In which tho players' sharo of re
ceipts from tno 13th annual Flor
ida Htnto league playoffs will be
determined haa been agreed upon.
Plana for Iho post-season games
which get underway Saturday
night wero completed at a meet
ing of representatives from the
DeLand. Daytona Ilroch, Palatka,
and Jacksonville Beach clubs here
Thursday.
Players will got their sharos
from (ho net rccclpta of the first
two games of tho preliminary aeriua and the (irst three nf the fi
nals.
Club representatives agreed ex
penses would be limited to 1100
a club for each gamo. This aum,
ilm taxes and 10 per cent for the
eague, will bo deducted from the
gross gale. Playera then will get
30 per cent of the balance and
the cluba will spilt the remaining
80 per cent.
Weekday playoff games will
atart at 8:18 p.m. E8T and Sunday
gamea at 1:30 p.m. It waa also
agreed a gamo wlU ba played Bunday night at Daytona Baach al
though the Islanders' opponent will
noi be known until Friday night
altar the aoason'a eloae.
by. the. outcome
DeLand, pennant winner by a le*ta. .
large margin, will be host lo one
of the two preliminary aerlea.
f
teh .............. 020 loo o—to
I .................. 000 122 0 - 3
oung W, Ugarte, Mills, KorTreadway, Klnard, Clift,
on, Colson, Paris*. Oonaa-
#Aleno,
JV y#uJF'
utf*rUt Imbra,
Rivero, Ksnls. 2B—
l, Rakaw, KB—Duarte,
«. R—Bskew, DP—ulmrt*
rfonta. U ft—Jax Baach 11,
I 8. BB—off Mills 8, ll*r«
JonMr B. Rentas 9, Rlyaro
Crooms Opens Grid
Practice For 1952
K d, A
Red Treadway
Meatranaky
Seiners Face Arrest Her$
Stine Presents
Softball Trophy
To Wilson-Maier
Championship aoftball team at the
Wilson ''victory" banquet In the
Anchor Inn last night.
In handing the trophy to Wil
son's Manager Chuck Flanders,
Stine said that it gave him great
pleasure to extencf the award to
Wilson-Malar this year because of
tha wav they won.
jg& M tt||jfnj|A M
“If you conslilcr
(here
BIV
IsV^'U t(U*
l|
are 117,000
Junlor American
Legion terms In
the country and
add to It the
many softball.
A ft
professional
Ind ent-
I hair Im11 h-nmI In l hr nation,
you can rcnllsAndrew Stine
that this sport
la a nationnl
heritage with us." Stine said.
Al Wilson, of Wilson-Mal er, con.
gratulated his team and thanked
Stine and then went on to say, "If
this same group of fellows come*
ly Im too
back next year I will only
glad to sponsor you again.
Chuck Flanders and Red
were elected co-captains foi
year's team in a special i-ieclion
after the dinner. Suggestions were
aired for Improvement of the team
In 1933 and the league in general.
It waa suggested that the league
art down binding lawa before tho
season, pay umplraa and have the
teams In uniform.
Schedule Favors
Indians In AL
Penant Chase
Ex-Sanford H u r l t r
Early Wynn Wins
17th Of S e a s o n
By RALPH RODEN
Associated Pres* Sport* Writer
The schedule clearly favor* Iho
Cleveland Indians in their quest of
the 1932 American League pennant
but ono disturbing factor In tho
otherwise aerenc picture Is the De
troit Tigers.
Cleveland Is due lo meet Iho
tail-end Tigers nine limes before
the curtain falls on Sunday, Sept.
28. At first glance It would appear
that Ibis la a feather In Cleve
land'* cap hut Uic marooned Ti
gers "have a nsslv habit of beating
the Indians at the most Inoppor
tune moments.
•
Detroit, then In fifth place, up
set the Indians' apple ra rt Iasi
year by sweeping a 3-game sel
from the Tribe late In September
lo kill Cleveland's chanrrs of over
hauling the New York Yankees The specter of 1031 haunted the
Indians again Thursday night as
they missed a chance lo pick up
ground on the front-running Yan
kees by splitting a twi night twinbill with the Tiger* before 53,988
fan*.
Early Wynn coasted lo his I7!h
victory In the first game, won by
Iho Indians, 9 3, but ilni Ncwhomer turned back Ih# Tribe, 4-1, lor
Iho 108th victory of his major
league career In Iho second. As
Iho Yanks were Idle, Cleveland re
but dropped a game In (he Im
portant "loss" column.
The Indiana have 27 games left
lo play—Including 20 nf their last
22 at home. The Yanks also have
the aevan National League clubs
passing up Ewell Blackwell for the
110.000 waiver price was only par
tially explained today aa baseball
executives gave their reasons for
allowing the former ace Cincinnati
pitcher to go to the New York of a dnuhleheader to the rising
Yankeea.
Philadelphia Athletics, 8-4. Cass
"Blackwell's Ihroughl He can't Michaels' 3-run double In Iho
help us."
flghlh won It for the As. The sec
That was the concensus among ond gamo was rained out.
the National Leaguo moguls. Ap
Brooklyn, meanwhile, continued
parently the world champlm Yan Us march In Iho National League
kees don't agree or they would flag by dumping the Chicago Cubs,
never have shelled out some 330,- U-8, to realn 9Vt games ahead of
000 plus lour players to gat the the runnarup New York Giants.
29-year-old righthander Thursday. The Giants swamped Pittsburgh,
Conceding that Blackwell I* not 14-7, while Cincinnati edged Bos
the pitcher he once was, he atlll ton. 3-4 In 11 Innings, and Phila
Is far from finished,*t laait In tha delphia outlasted St. Louie, 108,In
opinion of some American Leagu the circuit’s only night game.
ers. For It waa learned General
Rubber-armed Joe Black, mak
Managers Hank Greenberg of ing hla 44th appearance of the le s
Cleveland and Frank Lana of the son. gained credit (or hla 11th vic
Chicago White Sox made overtures tory for Brooklyn. Black relieved
for him but ware outbid by the Hem Lablne In the filth and
Yankees.
checked the Cuba on one run the
Tho Yankees gave up a pretty reat of the wav.
fair pitcher In Southpaw Johnny
Little Dave Xoslo had a picnic
Schauta and three player* from at Forbes Field as the Giants
their minor league fan n s-o u t- drubbed five Pittsburgh pitchers
fielder* Jim Greengrass, Bob Mar- for 18 hits. Including* home run
quliaod Pitcher Ernie Novel.
by Whltey Lockman and three hits
•The Yanks refuted to reveal the
rebate price, but expreaaed Iho
lief that Bleckwall would prove
M acquisition aa Johnny Mlie,
Johnny Hopp and Johnny Sain.
Those three players ware plucked
out of Urn National League in the
last three years near the and of
B
s s o jr
of tonight's coa
ton, 8-0. 1.000; Shanta, Philadel
phia, 18-4. -848; RaathTNow York,
13-8. J33: Behalb, Philadelphia,
0-4/.692; Benton, Bostori. Madison,
Detroit, and Gorman, Naw York,
BVILLE-^Whan* Florida
won gat together en tha
tdlron thla year, It will
First gamo between tha
nd Tiger* tine* Cltmson
i to 9 decision In 1937.
ENJOY THE HOLIDAY
With Recreation
HUBBY GUARD#
GAINESVILLE—F lorida's. Gi
canceUod became of reR .
n*s* ot xua pounps a* w * fMHm*
slve guards this fad. Foe D
o P T B N B tri y R t R M R I '
U mm
fre s h
lupply oi
Archery
Tackle
Ju st
Arrived!
v VARIATION
V ’-t | • \
A
h im
r
Commission, told the Sportsman's
Association at the City Hall last
night.
The Association met at 8:09
o’clock in the city commission
room to discuss the situation In
regard to the aelnlng of salt wa
ter fiah In Lake Monro*.
R
Mr. 8wlndell, who dlacussad the
question with the sportsmen, waa
accompanied by Waldo Prleat of
Oeo'o. chief game law anforcement
officer of the Central Florida Dlvlaion.
The meeting ram* to the con
clusion that tha present rontrovenry n»»r the enforcement of
antl-selnlng laws revolves around
lire Interpretation of Ih* word
“lake" In the Attorney General's
ruling that Ih* Game and Flsto,
Commission haa no Jurisdiction'
over fishermen who ar* “taking"
■alt water fish In fresh water.
Mr. Swindell also reminded the
sportsmen that the mere possession
of a seine within 8em!nole County
is lllrgnl although such la not the
rase in Volusia County. He added
Hint the Commission Inlands to
make nrresta if commercial fisher
men are caught with fresh water
fish in their nets In whatever
rounty they happen to be found, a
The meeting also discussed a™
terntlons In the duck hunting laws
such ns the ndvnnce of the begin
ning of the duck season from Nov.
20 to Nov. 17.
ra w ?
it
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greyhound In the world srill be
run 8epL 4 and tha Consolation
on 8 « p t 8.
Club Derby will be ran Sept.
IS and t i e Conraelatlon tk
Hepl. 10. The track will close
Ita galea Sept. 17.
The local oval should finish tha
aeason on* and one hair million
dollars ahead of 1981 In m utual
handle. .
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Florida
1'.ii ilv clmKly through
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MONDAY SEPT. 1. |J)52
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lliiim ti'i lim n i i ' A lso i few tirie f
night u ia l i i . m m m
turn m i on the
lo o i r c a st i o.i»i ,i i ..1 Hu* F lo r id a
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Little i ti.uiye m tempera-
As-smutled Prenn L eased Wli»<
LABOR FCfeR DEMOCRACY
Murray Asks Aid Of
•Industry To Repeal
Taft-H artley Law
f
g ^ g — r t N A f iO N A L D EFEN SE]
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Ike P le d g e s Fair
Treatment Of Civil
Service Employees
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"10 President W ants
To Provide G uaran
teed Annual Wage
• For American Labor
PIIILADF.LPtUA Cft— CIO Pres
lilfnt Pliillp Murray sold today
leader* of industry can |irovi> they
art* willing tii work with labor If
they help repeal tin* Tuft.Hartley
Act ami establish a guaranteed an
nual wage for America'* worker*
In a l.iitiur Hay apeecti before
Hie opening aeialon of the animal
Oil Worker* Inlernailonal Union
convention, Murray. *aiil lie Is
0 JVonllilefil that Congress will even
tually calcli up with reality—and
then, Ihe mallei mis Tall Hartley
Acl will ha** miu limbu."
"That uav will be hastened If
Industry will cusl aside Its preju
dices ami Join with labor in askInti Hu- Congress In pa** a law
that is fair to u*. fair to enlight
ened business men and good for
the welfare of every American,"
Mnrruy milled.
A
Alter Murray'* speech the deleV gate* Inrned to union business
which will occupy the greater part
of their live - dav convention l.nt
er in the week Iwo candidates for
rarh of the various offices will he
nominated in the convention. A
referendum by secret ballot after
the convention among the union'*
110,000 member* will elect the of' fleer*
Elsewhere, John L. Lewis'*
Labor Day message to other
m labor organliatlens I* that they
w may he destroyed if they don't
a lm K b W m itfv Isn’t likely
In the near future for a couple
of ohvln'i* reason*s
1 Union leader* themselves
2 There I* no Immediate peril
to organlied labor
This isn't Hie first suggestion of
it* kind from the une time rum
naglm: Lewis who may he mellow
ini! In Ids later vesrs Ii was Iww-i*
who led the CIO out of the AFl.
% and later led his own United Mine
Worker* out of the CIO
While la>wls I* considered a
fairly strong willed man, the olher
big union leader*. William Green
of the AFL, and Philip Murray
of lhe CIO hav displayed wills
>of th rk own, too.
So the first question In any p(
fort toward labor unlly would be:
Who’ll be boss? Lewis, Murray,
(ireen T
■ While Lewla’a UMW ha* maybe
9 aoo.ooo members, It'* only a small
outfit compared with the millions
under Green and Murray In the
AFL and CIO.
It's hard to imagine Lewis set
ting up an organisation In which
he'd havo lo sag "Yea, air" to
Murray or Graen.
It’s hard to Imagine lham want
ing In say It to him.
XIay lie when the hlg three re
tire nr die. labor unlly will seem
- more possible than It does not.
0
Out Just on* rung below them
on the labor ladder ia a host of
other leaders, the heads of the
various union* making up the AFL
and CIO.
They all. more or tasa, make
good salaries and, being human,
ara lealnu* of (hair power and
sltlon They might nave soma
posit
ng lo say, loo ebout yialdlng
thing
anything they have.
The limea don't seem favorable
for labor unity.
The unions are not under con
centrated attack or In danger of
diualutlon, Being prosperous, they
do not feel Pressure to make the
sacrifices which would be neces
sary to achievr unity.
Meanwhile, Lewis, Murray, and
Qreen are getting older.
Automobile Wreek
•
Is Reported Here
Only ona automobile m eek was
vsported In the Sanford area dur
ing th* weak and. No tiafflc In
juria* hav* been repo Had by po
lice.
Three automobile* were dim*«*d shortly before 1:00 o’clock
Saturday afternoon, when one
ear, a 1946 Nash aedan driven
bv J. C. Reckar, Orlando, stepped
nn Park Avenue a t lha traffic
1light at Thirteenth Street and waa
hit
an wMawwwwiiv
Oldamobil*
----Min
l the rear by "M
nn driven b f J i m W* Darts,
Itiande
a
<^5rj>1W 4
iriven by *• T. Sett'
ss-UsSfe0K S n’ ..m l,, f t.«
W kM w ,
{ i i 111 *' t ':11 1 - A I* • i U :i 0 (1
Twisting Winds
Wreak Damage
In Virginia Area
Compromise 0(
Vitriolic Road
Dispute Reached
Offshoot Of Tropical
Storm Levels T w o
Homes and T r e e s
S|H*m'iT [Man Adopted
As Satisfactory To
Hath Sides In Issue
FAIHFAX, Va. KB- Twisting
wind* tklpped scroll Fairfax
County early today, demolishing
one house ami unroofing at least
two other* In (he Virginia area
which borders Washington Nu m
jurle* were reported.
One automobile wa* tossed near
ly 100 feet. Trees were uprooted,
[lower lines were torn down and
outbuildings shattered.
Weather Uurcau officials tie
scribed It as a by • product of
the tropical hurricane blowing II■elf nut after Inflicting damage
along the South Carolina Coast
Th Weather Bureau concluded
that the winds dissipated after cut
'Ing through a lu mile are They
were accompanied by heavy rains
throughout Northern Virginia, Hie
Dialricl of Columbia and its Mary
land suburbs.
Hurricane Able, a small Atlantic
slorin as such storms go, swept In
un the South Carollua Coast Sal
urday night. At tti center, as H
till
- Charleston
— - roared' through
and
down thei coast
c tit to Beaufort, winds
shrieked up lo 100, • mile* ■ .an
tb«ir, lea-1*1 lorn Mill twisted
ar end communication lines, its
vallate.I trees and signboard*, and
roofless houses.
The rain - swept highways, in
some places inches deep in water,
claimed iwo victims near Hurtle
villi*, south nf Beaufort Uue (lealli
was re [tori cd at Beaufort Itself, hy
Ihe Civil Air Patrol.
Property damage was compara
tively light, although no official e*
timate of the amount hat yet been
made
The path of minor destruction
ranged In a wide arc Inland dur
ing the early houra nf Sunday,
whistling up from the coast to
ward Orangeburg and Columbia In
South Carolina Then, veering in a
nurthweslerly direction, the dimin
ishing winds and violent rain*, hit
at Greensboro, N. C„ and passed
through the Tar Heel Piedmont In
to the Danville, Va., area.
Uy that time, however, the hur
ricane had simmered down to what
Ihe Weather Bureau calls an "ac
tive low pressure area," wlih wind
velocity inf aboul 25 mites per hnur
I In I'u itn lv Commission aelitev
:i *"IIIIU oliil'e svtili ■ll W ll s up
pu i •*nl l V
i s f u d o r v int ail pul lo *
in (It*' If 1(1 ed Hol'se ft uck Hem
1 1 «■•
peel tit
ill put * 1 ul tile
. ailed 1*4 il ' . O ' ibe r o id Li nlae Inight
I In- Hi pol.li, .oi pi c i.lcrittal iloro*
p loposed 1 ,
1 In- 4 fl |■toniise,
S|*i iii «•r, ntloiiiM'S l " l ) b. Iriic doclaicd In- was "sore" be
i; w
t m i n of I ' u - s r l b e r i y , and uiiti**''l * ' cause id a Kansas situation in
by Hit.I n n .1 l insi-llii-rry. M i - Sent, which a Ilemot t atic leader allegb v .1 Kopi, representing th. V/a eills sought il'HI i.ilopllgll conlrllea D r iv in g 1’iiiW, and not o p p o -c t Initlolls It,.to mail carriers with
by ally of tile gioiifi whi. l, tin.I oh 110 admonition (lies might lose
I I., the paving ol the ll>" o then intis d llo' l ll 'P slop
I V . u li'iu ct , h ire .. it Ho* lilt'll'
| t 'll»' I,. | 41 ||«I , I*I If I *41* |i 1*I l ft f i l l ' It I ’ » ' I"
111*4I-1 4•I 111*" Cm«IIIIII lH(MIII i »' 1V*6 •Hal , not cnlp i ol <1 > N a tio n a l As(lit n i l SrllllllMlt
!»* i| oi i at ion ol la 'll* '' i at I n't - atld
K.si ! jm l tlt«* 1>t iv tiitr Ft i l ,
• w a . w ilitls a ,.p i.i . id rd tio fiu r , d u r
peecti
thin Intel," uml a i r m uiil uttiw m e ,i» l i l l . i lo lo l i t
i l l . g el,•'! |(
lid ll.' tis .i I Utile lo
n n i if \x 11It<nil tlilfh' iily «iut >il" «
tin "o n seo to m in M a n h a tta n c e n t
is*
st!»ila.*•** tils I ii* D i a t ' i
it u h a t kltlrtliu'ij m NihW *■l !<> e l a la ig o a in p In H ic s tie in downirtlt’IH'w l>\ 11II 111j S M n | '" k i. still’ si tow n M .iiilia ti in nc i to s j y " lie lDm is|i|i4int-illn of the Htitni* l i » ’t 111
Tax Uen« Filed
Against Residents
Income tax liens totalling $114,000 ware filed rrcsntly against
three persona In this a rts, accord
ing to record* In the office of
O. P. Herndon, county clerk,
Named hy the Bureau of In
ternal Ravenue for unpaid Income
tale* are Harlan Blackburn, some
times known a* Thomas Davl*
and wife, Lucille Blackburn to
the amount of |X28,OflOj Harvey
Velnn, Osteen, 112(1,000, and Con
dor Merritt, Negro, of Altamonte
Springs, (60,000.
The government claims against
Blackburn Include unpaid Income
ta le s and p tn altin due of 1.1,865
for 1M6| 116.704' In 1947 and
(86,444 for 1948. The Hen* are
on property In Seminole'County
owned by the three persona named.
Meeting On Honpital
Scheduled Thursday
A public Information mtetlng
to discuss the proposed Seminole
County honpital bond Issue "not
In asceaa of 1700.000" Is alatrd
for 6:00 o’clock Thursday eve
ning In the Court House, Douglas
SteiutfM t, president of tha Jaycaea who era to sponsor th* meet
ing, announced Saturday.
Th* purpoaa of the meeting,
Judge Stenstrom said, will be to
assimilate all the farts and Informatloh regarding the proposed
hospital. Ha added that every
ciliian who ia Interested In th*
project I* invited to attend th*
meeting and e ip rtss hi* convic
tions, pro a r ten.
Ha Mid that he especially hoped
that m «m U r| h f.ta a n l a id worn
tbs from Sanford and
other title* U the county would
be prelaw .
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3 U.S. Carriers Revolt Of Satellite Nation Against Perfect Murder
Stage Greatest Russia Would Pose Serious Problem Believed Solved
Navy Air Strike
By Authorities
tty n .r o N c. fax
At III Iw■v Xlfjir* Itrpniiri
Destroy Red Installa
tion within SiLr ht
Of Soviet SihtM'ia
W A S H IN G TO N
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An
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-ill
rrvull (,) a satellite tialiuii - nil
Ilit- Soviet t ’liinn ctnihl p>- • iIn*
must dniigrnm-. mul dlffh'iiH |->>•!
trill I'tmfriinliiiK Hi*' Unli t it i . t f
l'iu > l i i i l i i n l i . i l i ’ly a y .n l.th li- in
1lii. n r . i c u u lil Iir M-nl I.. Hu- s u lc i
III, M ilita ry u .t iH iiiy i i l l u . ’ i i l ik r
it...... mm’i I 111 present mil it a ry as
. 1st till11* prngl .lilts mill trtemlly
mill.uis. uni:til t«' --rill Hut there
un.,lit In- in. linn
.i I II
fin - idling |, |>
-wale arm s j n l pro gram
M a ry la n d
I\> lu v T u n r
M a s k O f t’ A iriilu n L
M a s ( | i i r i a i l r A I ii* i
w I 1*4 soml Hits
ill*
ihi* >U|.| *ii of Hie sjle
H A L 11 M o llK (A* Marylund |ui
By SAM KUMMKItl.lN
• ill l«»n • s Hut ihe ditfer
lice, who claim Hey have shipped
SEO U L. Korea UB-Three V S -latcllili'. and ileli-rmlin- the
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flgtiti
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O
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(lie 11' 1'ldl‘tit iliasi|liei uile i os Imile
ra rricri, staging Ihc greatest Nai> and form id help
m .dill ii.i re*' " ■ groom
Any direct support by An
off ol a tnoiiil killing, are ch.iiging
ulr strike of the Korean War.
ti
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lii'll*
would
to'
•i unli t New York
m.huger
struck within sight ami -iiiimd nf armed furcee to the -oiti-iiii, ,.
ul a in V ' t * ' .rre
willi Hie “ perfect liillliltl of Ills
.Soviet Siberia today In the II N. | sumahly would mean engag
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of
an
III
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the
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.Sunday Sellout teacher wile
ulr rampaigit of utter iluslruclluh with troop* of Ihe USSU in.I
nf It)4l 1 II. liy j sii i-llili' natiiHi
the iliregl danger of M-tti
(lie [dot Ih .1 police s.iol lei| In
for lied military lustallatiuns
ai;ai
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as
lllvllllgulklll'.l
Ihe death ol 'll vear ohl liortliy
The attack hy 104 Navy bomber* World Wur III
from I'ltn s IiIimhIIi w ilefcctliin May (iramilici uinilil do itcilll lo
util
and fighter* from the Boxer, K*
*r from lh«* Monniu camp — i> n Vi cent, paper
loo ked mys
sex mid i'rinceton hit an oil re
liHiki'.l ii | hiii us a iHissddllly lor
finery and an Iron work* in er- ably anil discourage olher t'mniuu Hie future which must be rnnsnl lery novel
II llivulved a scheme so engln
trrr.u- Northeast Koreu.Pilots re ni*f - conipicreil countrie. ...... . ered bill which does not appear
eereil lb.it the woman appealed to
porled Ih* Beds were *ti totally seeking freedom.
Imim
ienl
The povdhillty of un t-l.ib.o tie
have ailed in a traffic accident
surprised they didn't even throw
Tin i e is uo known move eiltu-r actually witnessed h> Iw o Haiti
Moscow [dan In start a urn md
up flak.
The refinery was at AoJI, 12 ■dace the apparent blame on the within Hie U S goyeminent or iloiie city pnlli'wnieu
mile* snulh of the Siberian border free world would have to he u-k ainoiik polilirul parlies lii're to 11■ ii Edward (irainoo-i and the
and northernmost air target of the oned with ituthlc** Kremlii- i 1, v eile a revolt lo l'/ei'ho slovjkla l*n woman be i* accused ol beating
war The Iron mine work* was at would not h o lta te lo foment u -• > laiul. iliiiig aiy II11inuinn Itu lg iin i lo ih'ulli seem siraugeh .oil ul
Muxan. across the Tiiini-ii lllver nlutlnnary move ihdlheralelv In • < or Ho Enslel'ii lleinis|diere siitel churarter In Hie r.iorv oololded on
the xtuge fur Intervention
t Hies Aside from Hie danger id a llallimore police ilockel
from the .Manchuria.
She Is di'scrilo'il by uelgbbois lu
The Navy aald 70 per cent of world war. The U S anil oinn spurkoig a war there is the po> si
ordered llrnlix aliurL
tha Muian works — Including ore Western Nntlon* would have t.- de lilllty of fulluri1 Ail unsiicccskful Ibe well
conrenlraling and hydrogen plant* clde — ami that iiuickly - wliediei revolt against Soviet Russia could menl I'ninimmlty where she lived
bring grim ri'IrlbuHuu
us j "swi’t'l, nice person," a worn
—wa* deatroyed and Ihe synthetic an uprising wa* genuine.
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Iff'll I
The U S guveriiment I* conlln
oil refinery at AoJi was left burnAid »hort uf a full
scale ex
Inn, with smoke rising four tnllcs. pi-ilIIionary force could he gm-n Ing Hs propaganda to effort* slim I
U S. Fifth Air Force Habro Jet a revolting satellite by Wi-.i-in id urging uprising Ii may. and
Inlerceplors — In a coordinated Natlom hut It* value would In de iloei, In II* Voice of Am erica Convicted M urderer
effort — roared north through fen termini'll hy the extent to wiu.li broadcast* in Coniim mlsi territory
ICHcupeH From Train
tral Korea and drew Communist Russia moved against the lev ..in plant and foster the seeds id ill*
MIO-1S Jet* away from the carrier Hon and the Interpretation be satisfaction hul abstain* from
BIRMINGHAM
A convlcled
craft
might choose to place on th........ counseling armed revolt
murderer, hi* li.'iud* haiulcuffed In
Sixty two Sabre pilots sighted
front of him, cicaped from a train
51 Mifls and peeled off for tlx
here loday while being .aken In
Mrs, A. E. Kuluini
fights. Tha Air Force said two Kirchhoff BoantH
Kilby, Ala , Klale I'risnn
MiOs wnre damaged.
Unique Ike Button Services Held Today Officers said David Taylor. 25,
The Navy aald fighters and
Walker County, Ala , lumped from
bombers from the three carrier*
teamer up In the afternoon with
Funeral service* were held tin* a Louisville A Nashville piMenger
Arthur Kirchhoff pencil ve-<
the heavy cruiser Bremerton In day In front of the Post •
afternoon at 1:00 o'clock at ttri»- train a* il pulled lido lha station
yards
a heavy raid on ChongJIn, North
*
lie outran officer* uml i-liiileil no
Korea's hlggest port only 50 mile* with a new' creation, an Li • u oii Funeral Home for Mr*. A. L
bower campaign button nearly f""r Habiun, formerly of Hanford, who lice cars which quickly surrounded
from Manchuria.
The planes and the cruiser horn fret in diameter, while Cliarle II died Friday night at the home of an area of several square block*.
b*riled an iron works, thermal Stafford took colored motion i"' her Min-ln-law and duugltter, Mr. Taylor bod asrapcil from Drap
electric plant, factories and coastal
uml Mrs. ilnley Duke In Kissim er Prison lu Hie man* break there
lore* of him.
defenses with high explosives.
Iasi Sepl. M Almost n score uf
Formerly uaed lo advertise » mee, Burial wa* made in Ever prisoners fled In that break
Navy pitots hitting AoJi refinery
llo wa* recaptured In Chlcagn
said they saw what probably wars soft drink, the mat*! circular ’o'” green Csmetery.
Iwo Russian MIO-t&s flying peace la shaped exactly like a bun u
Mr*. Rahurri had been III L'r by Paul Kextjim, Montgomery,
fully lotn 15 miles north of the and I* painted with the l,-i».m eight month*. She was horn In and was being relumed to prison
transfer ugerii for the Slate Cor
Russian border at 30,000 feet.
Thirty MIGs were engaged, the IKE against n red. white and bln" Temple, (it. and had lived in Han recllon* Department
ford for SO year* prior to going in
background.
Ho w it serving 14 years after
iru e tli u iril
r * l t 1*1*1
Mr. Kirchhoff, who wt* pictured Kissimmee five month* ago.
conviction* in Walker County of
In tnanv newspaper* with a huge
Hh* I* survived by five olher second degree murder, grand lar
poilcard which l,« sent to the P"st
daughters,
Mrs, W. M. Benson of ceny, forgery uml pally larceny.
AMERICAN LEGION
m ailers Convention in Arkan'm.
also sent ona of tha Ida HunL.nl Hanford; Mrs .J, II. Hodges, Tam
RELEASED ON BOND
Installation of officer* of the souvenir* lo General Elxenle.eer pa, 'Mr*. Kenneth Hweet and Mr*,
Two Negro brother*, Ernest
Hanford Post 61, th* American at Ihe Republican National CunRaymond Baker, Palatka; Mrs. Smith 41. ami Willie Smith, 26,
Legion, will taka place nn thv ventlon In Chicago.
released on (1011 bond each
night of Bepu 16, ae th* meeting
Much enthualaam waa shown L>r Hoy Williamson, Atlanta; four were
scheduled for tonight hae been •Tke’’ at tha "Demo* for Ike" nr sons, P, D. Ilahurn, Atlanta; <L A. Saturday morning, following a r
ooned until then, Commander ganlxation meeting Wednesday In oi* Tampa, Britt of Cleveland, 0„ rest un a charge of cutting each
tenver Cordell announced to Orlando, said Mr. Kirchhoff. H" Albert of Palatka; 19 grandchil other In a quarrel Friday night
day.
declared that he la leaving curly dren and five great grandchildren: nn Main Street, Midway, Deputy
>(• ona brother, Guidon Redding of Sheriff Huwuul ll.i.'.d said today.
A t Caaa*1b«iry, member* of Old tomorrow for -laekaonviile
-laeMonviiie with
witn >
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Glory Post planned to enJ6y a big button, which he plans to dl*- Texas; three half brother*. Guy, Both Negroes required emergency
barbecue today. Installation of play a t th* reception for General Vernsy and Frahk Redding of treatment hy physicians to patch
up th«lr wounds.
Tempi*, Gxofficer* will lw « place on StpL th Ilisnhow ar.
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t a tImiiii leveled the charge a* i
Hill 1 1 *' *1k""rijn Holt
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f||.« prelude to an Li sen Moss or speech
t 'out miitslfihf i h followed on t:
at Ibe uulinai consenl i. ui ol Hie Na........Mon of c o m hut the mutter lloinil Assni'liilinii id Letter Car
wa** tint flf(U4*d un Mr M i i j f . k i
riers
iilio o h j f f l f d to |hi* Kpritdltlif "I
the genctal s l.nbiu Has speck
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a week Hul m ail- a cutical point
in tin* campaign .d Hie iL-piiblican
prc-idoidul nominee
Flection Ih Held By
Tin* lpeedte- will tip oil Hie til*
rcctlon the cumiuiign c-hm from
Seminole 0. Of C. lute
ssbriber III till* same dlrcc11 iililifilif il (Itt I'•»nr I 4**»i
Some H’.| ball,,( i fur nomlmttiiou
to the tioard »f director* of th.
a c i in *: t i n t f
Keminiile Coinilv Chamber of ......
i'ntlci ('apt n in Itos rd.lt* ia
merce were mailed Saturday, Jack •erving as a c t i n g h i e f o f police
Hall, president of the (’hamb.i, during tlie ul,............. I'.'lice Chief
-aid today.
Hoy li William i win, ssdh Mr*.
Separate ballot* were sent (
Wiliinlll'i, left \ estoi.1*y i a three
the City of .Hanford uml for the .veek sacatioo irq. t,. Sind ti FlorCounty. Sixteen nominations may nla
be made tin each ballot, and the
lop id numlnateil from the eitv
I'O I’N I X t mt-XIINSlON
mid the ton Hi nominated from th '
The County I'onimlssioo will
county will be tod up fur election meet tomorrow nooning io regu
when additional ballots ure sent lar session at in 00 o'clock, O. P.
out Thursday.
Herndon, clerg, announced today,
Fight new director* will then he
elected from iimuiig those nom
k o t a r y r i . i ii
inated in the city ami eight from
rile regular meeting of the Koamong those nominated In the tary Cluti was not ) ••Id today on
county. The deadline fur nomina account of its being l ahoy Day
tions will bo n*xt Wedtie ..lay
night. Ail returning ballot- must
lie postmarked not later thin mid Movie Time Table
night of that evening,
KITZ
"The-Story of XVIII ttogert**
8KMINOI.E CLUB
1:00 - !l:04 - 6:11 • 7:18 - 0:28
Charles (tiddens of XVInter Park
.HOMELAND
oldatned a lease to tlie Seminole
"You Naver Can Tall"
Grill, formerly known ns the Sem
PKAIHIE LAKE
inole Club, last tvrok from Mr.
"Cartoon Carnival"
ami Mrs. Arthur E, Harper. Sher
7:16 only
iff P. A, Mrro recently reported
Mickey Rooney
that vandal* hail caused 11,1)00
"Sound Off”
damage to mirrors and flx tu ru
In tha building.
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MONDAY, HEFT, I, 1982
lODAY'H BIRI.R
Stnitor Taft says Stevenson's
election would mean "pierely a new
coat of paint over the rotten haardi
of an old house".
Prominent visitors in Florida this
w#*| include General Dwight Risenhower. The tourist season it begmniog tally.
Volit Williams, Jr. ii included by
Jim Posvtll of the Tampa Tribune
among a small group of legislators
likely lo make history in the nest
ikuion of llte Honda legislature.
Blrnarr MarFadden, 84 year old
phyiical cullurisl, made a surcesiful parachute jump in Paris ihe
other day from a plane at 750 feet
Life may lirgin at 40. hut that
follow it still a teen-ager.
Ms yur ilrardall of Orlando, San
ford troy who made good in the
big city, has decided not to run
fcr mayor for a fifth term- There
•ught^to be tome othar .good San
ford nven down there wnn could
t a i l tare of that job.
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Sept. 1 U Peter J. McGuire Day. A ppropriately enough
it wnn Secretary of Luhor Maurice J Tobin who dedicated
a monument In McGuire’* memory In a cem etery near Cam
den, N J,
McGuire, founder of the carpcnlcr’a union, on May 8.
1882, proposed th a t the find Monday in Septem ber be net
ntdde an Labor Day. Thin day waa chosen ns being midway
between the Fourth of July and Thanksgiving. In 1887 the
spreading movement captured Its first state, Oregon, which
created the proposed holiday. By June, 1R94, when Prctfldnnt Cleveland's signature had made Labor Day a legal holi
day in the District of Columbia and the territories, 80 more
states had followed suit. Since then all states have voted to
celebrate it.
Coming when it does, Labor Day m arks the dose of the
vacation period and the beginning of school. Many wish th at
its date hud been made later, ns summ er w eather, even ill the
northern part of the country, generally continues beyond
the first week of Septem ber, and it would lie pleasant to
jwisiiinno return to bard work. Huh there it is — the last
holiday fling, with thanks to Peter McGuire. A fter It comes
school for the young folkn and the w inter's solid production
for their elders,
And don’t lie misled by loud renia*>H about hating to got
back to the grind. Americans, old and young both, are a s
keen about productive Inborn nn they are about play, T hat
interent and enjoym ent of work Is oue of our grenteat
national resources.
•
; la regard lo the currant seining
ebhlroverty, O. P. Herndon tells us
that a good many years ago tome
follows were arrested for seining
mullet and the ease was thrown out
of court bereuie the defense proved
8 mullet, wliuh has a girrard, is a
Th* little hmineii man is ttill
Ihe backbone of this country. There
are today 3,300 corporations in the
United Slates aach employing more
(atn 1,000 persons. But there are
we havt t| list found something
ftp which w* esn agree with GovWarren, Drew Pearson is 0
IHtl* careless with the truth. "Colhall "Peatscin sometimes tells Ihe
tautb", Governor Warren admits.
"Occhlonally the truth creeps into
bit widely read column. It mey not
H intentional, hut it's there".
, Thq breach in the Democratic
Party has baan healed. "W* are
rtjtart toady lo back Stevenson to
the limit W* are entlfely satisfied
4b lh* Antirw civil rights issue now",
uya Adam CJaylon Powell, New
J W Nt|r« congressman and
spokesman foi Negro leaden.
Senator F.llsndcr of Louisiana
illMunce* that he will vole (or
Gtfrenier Stevenson hut will not
48mpai|n for him. We gather from
Inal Inal tha Louisiana tenator will
vbto (nr him since he must as a
dWrtr ol loyalty to his party, but
M h o p e s St/vemon will not be
,We.have been reading about the
ittstab Man of tha Far West ol
toedred yairs ago. One of them,
lire Greenwood, was M years old
id-hpd so many t children 1m
tilol ( count them. He had aevtr
<4 And fad him toma "bread,’milk
0 Ikh ago", Ha Wss sure-he was
M to d t e lf h. couldn't get back
tho mountains where W could
t him some bey meat.
Gen. Boatner, With
Three New Medals,
To Serve In Texas
Chinn VlwilH M o h c o w
VBRHK
, We ate always glad we have in
Ml out a paper nn most Imlidait
Then we do not have to worry
(bout being tempted to tlrive to
ihk beach on Labor Day.
Hero Of Revolt
On Koje Island
Leaves For U.S
f'omnmnlst Chinn pay* court to Kremlin leaders in
Moscow, Bed capital. Thn Chinnsc landed nt Moscow airport
with hopeful lookH on their fncca. They need m aterial help
In the already futile Korean boltle. Will Moscow give it?
Manpower preiientH no problem lo the Chinese. There
are plenty of hard Chinese miiHricH to replace those destroyed
by U. N. forces in Korea’s endless sec-saw battles. Homo disjiatrhos Hay the Chinese gn into hntllo with only sotne of
the men carrying Runs. As those with fire arm s fall, un
armed soldiers pick up the rifles and fight nn. In red Chinn
a gun is more valuable than a man. Guns are expensive and
apparently Itussia is keeping nil she can lay tier hands on.
.So the Bed Chinese Prem ier pays a call on Stalin, hop
ing for arm s promised earlier In I lie Korean war. W hether
ho gets them nr not may decide the future of the world aa
we know it. Itussia rnnuot afford to alienate China, needing
tier almost aa badly ns site needs more arm s. China would
tint be likely to end the Korean war without seeking advice
front her ItuHsiua ally.
is it true then, th a t this meeting could mean pence In
Asia?
UNOIH IUNNV M ill, soma of ths 100,000 American Legionnaires that
mirched In tha organisation's 34lh annual psrsd* ara pictured aa Uity
nearad tha ravlawlng stand on New York'e ru th Avenua. (Jen. Dwight
D. Elsenhower, the highest ranking veteran of them all, walked at tha
head of the delegation from Kama*, bis homa state. Mora tha a
1,000,000 spectators witnessed the giant pageant
f/ntemottonatj
Road Dispute
(taallaa** rtum !'■«* tsaar
low ,1 win.,u riuicn* 1I0 not pay
city taxea.
Mr. Hpencer objected that thl*
argument win In “poor taste"
when one ritlsen of Casselberry,
Mr. Hibbard Casselberry, had con
tributed 11000 to the Horae Traek
Knud anil he asked how mueb tincltlirna oppon-d to that road
would bo willing to contribute
personally to the hlurktopplng of
t.nlru Drive.
Jim Forsyth, nn adherent of
the Hone Track Road, declared
| tost "the rlliicn* 0f Casselberry 1
plu* Mr. Hibbard Casselberry
innke up a far gicater nmtrllMDon to (hla County of Seminole
than tin Mnjeakl nnd hit* tloseu or
so supporter*.
"if you doubt thu veracity of
I lint petition, then I cordially In
vite you to check every name. |
have no doubt that If you act
honestly, fearleaaly, yon will , onmure toe jidi which you have alflMKlt/
Ikfir ait/an4 M
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ready Aapproved."
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Commissioner Pope at thle
point denied that thu Com mission
had ever officially approved the
Hors* Track Hoad. Htanley Kuril
Jr. asked Commissioner Pope if
I'® had Mhl In, the discussion on
the Haumndo Rond that the fact*
llinl the Commission had accepted
*1500 from the town of l.ongwood
Too Late To Classify
toward the construction of thu
load ntdignted (hem to proceed
fir rttfRNEl.t, KAY
with It, and Mr. Pope admitted
Way hack in the ilnv* when wh I was ready to go and prfdlrtrd that ho had.
used to have Knpuhllcan presi i would get 'em nil next roll for
Mr. Kupi then a sk e d Mr. Pope
dent*, street ears nod tin- only a iipnru.
why (lift board's urceptaliro of
(lying saucer unvlimly evei heard
A few minutes i-atllcr, before I Mr. Casselberry'* contribution of
or was the one the wife threw nt tlui-w that fiist hall. I might have 11000 toward the Horse Track
you, I did a lot of bowling and iigrrrd with them, hut Inside my Itoud did riot e q u a lly o b lig a te
old carcass uvery bone and muscle them to proceed with It* con
iVAs (airly good at it.
Then I drifted away from the disputed their -tatement. My left struction. There were a few mo
sport and hadn't hern near a howl hip felt Ilka It wan unhinged, menta of silence hut no objection
ing alley for about twenty years. There wa* a very unpleasant to thin line of reasoning.
Last week my athletically In twitch In my rlxht groin and my
Mr. Forsyth ngaln rose to de
rllned young daughter and some arnt felt like some laxly had tied n fend
Ida cause ami said that He
of her equally vivacious gill knot In It,
not a practiced speaker and
I should have bowed out and waa
friends inveigled me into Joining
no uaa of honeyed words.
tb-m for a bowling patty.
ordered a nice big dish ef crow mnda
He said that the road had been
Itemrmhurlng the good old days then ami there, but being a matt completed
In “fine style" up lo
I visioned Ihe old ball fljing down of courage and fortitude I reach
the alley to smash out a strike or rd for the returned hall and taking one little link and that this link
a spate I even went so far to do it easier thle time managed to waa a "vital artery."
11a laid that the town of Cnaa little bragging about bow I luted lelrnsn It mote or lea* gently on
to build tin n score.
the aide of the alley, It rolled aeiberry has been growing for 2ft lion hs had previously made that
Before l realised whnt was bap, l-isurely down the center, hit the years and that the cltliena of It wotk on the ltnrse Track Road b*
petting | found myself all diked Number I pin dead on the noeu had never asked the Commission stopped, and Commlsiloner Pope
anything worth n "tinker'* Introduced a motion, seconded ny
out in a pair of rented bowling nnd when the duet had cleared 1 for
rla m n "
Its* u > L I I km 8 I t . . . . . _
shoes, hefting thn balls to find one found I had a score of ttt Talk
Commissioner KHh-e, which Ineorthat suited. T expressed the opin about lucky accidents, that, waa
pnratrd the feature* of Mr. Hpettion that t might be a little rusty, one for the book,
eer’a compromise.
seeing I hadn't played for so long,
1 envied thn ease and graee with
Mr. Pope’s motion passed
but when my turn rntne J so. which the glrle performed, While
against the single "nay" or Comproached the alley with complete they didn't art thu world on flru
itileilaner McClellan. The compro
confidence.
In building up a score, they msdv
mise consisted of an agreamant
My four girl companions sat roe look and feel llkn a total loss.
on the part nf Mrs. Kupl and Mr,
quietly watching lo see how the
Fortifying jnyaelf with a CocaCaearltierry tn convey to the
old maestro did hie stuff. I could Cola I eter-ped up for my eecoml
County a 00 foot right-of-way
twit by the expression op their frame In rear and trembling, and
which waa th* old StinTnola Bou
faces that they expected a strike brother (hat trembling waa m l .
levard to the Horae Traek and
or at least a spare.
Dislocated gristle wa* protesting
around tn Lake Drive and that
Holding the ball up level with as loud aa ever, but Ignoring It 1
the County should convey bach to
my noeel took a good light down exercised mind ov#r m atter llko
Mr. Casselberry and Mrs. Kupl
the alley Ihen In what 1 consider a Christian Scientist. With a
the dewi he had given them of
ed my beat professional style 1 mighty effort 1 started the ball
th* right-of-way for th* Horse
let her roll, Pm not exactly euro on It* way and knowing I wa*
Traek Rosrt.
what happened, hut it seemed that "gutter happy" I didn’t have the
a whole mesa of unused and neg heart tn look hut turned my back
It was explained that tha por
lected muscles, brought Into play gn Ihe alley. Then lo my amaaetion ol HemfBola Boulevard to be
for tha first time m years, Just merit 1 heard a bang, crack, amaih
sUbilUrd had been maintained *#
H*tur»lly refused to function.
and Opened my * y « to find ! bail
a County road until two yaara ago
for a minute I thought I wasn't made a strike.
whan It was discovered th a t Tt
A buret of appleuep arose from
ng to got my fool flngara out
w a s. on . .private property . and
County maintenance of ft waa
and 1st tha ball go, and vlalontd the epfiU tor'e bench behind me
myself flying down the alley with and 1 realised Hurt my «h*nn|rtg
stepped.
companions actually thought I had
it like a (ail following a comat.
The extended 8tm!nola Boule
done It on purpose, that It was
Th* sAHclptUd crash of the old th*
vard Is eventually-(n ha stabilised
result
of
■kill
and
expsrlcpce.
ball hittlngr tha bull’s eye ami
as far aa Lake Drive, although
chaat expandtd an Inch or no
sending the pins In all direct ions My
OommlulAnsr Pope added that
hut
at
Hla
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n
i
Umd
1
waa
grate
didn't occur. After skittering half ful that this second accident enWhile the road cduld be fli*d up
way down the course, th* ball ■bled me to alt down again withbordering on It to the as far as the Lodge Immediately,
tolled Into Ut* gutter and. while out having to roll 1
Itg full completion to L a u Drive
it tniy have been my Imagination, . Somehow, I mei
Iscuulon waa closed, the would have to wait till
it aaemed that aVery single one of
mission had the iponey.
those tenpins stood there and
thumbed their nose at me.
I TOKYO OP— The man who took
the bang out of explosive Koje Is
land war prisoner compounds left
by plane today for hli old stomp
ing grounds — Texas
MaJ. Gen. Haydnn L. Boatner.
wearing Ihree new medals, said
he hoped lo return to "the life of
an ordinary soldier."
Boatner. who directed the .lone
crackdown on the seetlng prisoner
of wsr Island, grumbled:
"They rail me the 'bull' and ail
that, hut I’m Just an ordinary pro
fessional soldier"
•
The husky, salty • tnngued. 91year old Boftner will become dep
uty commanding general of the
Fourth Army In San Antonio.
Before departing, Boatner re
ceived an oak leaf cluster to the
Distinguished Service Medal for
laming captured Red prisoner*, He
alto waa awarded two French dec
orations — the Croix de Guerre
and Legion of Honor — for prior
service as deputy conm ander of
the Second U. 8 Infantry Division
during the furious battles for
Bloody Ridge nnd Heartbreak
Ridge.
In an Interview the general said
Allied POW camps are under ex
cellent control but occasional mi
nor flareups should he expected.
"When you have 190,000 people
In cages," he said, "some are go
ing lo want to get out — every
day.
"Our policy In handling the pris
oners I* absolutely fair but firm
. . . The whole world knows this,
Including the Communists, despite
all the Red propaganda to the con
trary."
Before Boatner look over on
Koje, the Island had erupted for
months wilh rioting, bloodshed and
disorder, precipitated continually
by die-hard, fanatical Communists
Boatner recalled with a chuckle
that he pulled a tremendous bluff
during the dune crackdown — ami
saved the lives of 21 prisoners.
He learned that 2t anti • Com
munists, marked for death by the
Reds were held In Compound 89
The general could have rescued
the men l»y emptying the com
pound, hut he had nn new enclos
ures ready.
Boatner had 29 leaders of Com
pound 89 brought before him. He
(old them:
"I'm coming to send you hark
to your compound now. If thoae
men you are holding aren't tent
out to us by 9 p. m., we are going
Perfect Murder
(
--••■**** r t r a
••«•>
an “ without an enemy In the
world."
Grammar,
who
sometime*
served as an usher In the Method
1st Church they attended. Is do
scribed as a “quiet man'* by his
neighbors.
Ills wife, the mother of three,
devoted extensive time to Camp
fire Girls and hlucblrds, neighbors
said.
Her body was found In an over
turned ear early the morning of
Aug. 20 on a Taylor Avenue hill
near Towson, Md . where the cou
ple had been living since the re
cent death of her father.
Two policemen had seen the csr
careening wildly down the hill, the
engine roaring nt full throttle. The wheels of the csr were still spin
nlng when they removed the wom
an's body.
It appeared to be .1 routine high
way 'ragedy, bronchi nn > y too
mucl speed and poor control.
1
Yet the woman's battered body
didn’t seem to match up very wall
with the moderately damaged con
dition of the car In the view of
police.
Blood stains In the car didn't run
the way they shculd, when the
tipped position! of the ear waa con
sidered. and there were loo few
hrulsei on the woman's body and
too many gashes 011 Iter head.
Chief Medical Examiner Dr.
Russell S Fisher pointed out that
dead bodies do not bruise. And,
he said, there wat nothing In the
car that could have caused the
dqop cuts and gashes on her fore SPORTS FILLERS . . . . . . . - ....
head There weren't even any
fleven members of th# Cliv#broken windows Besides a pebble Inml Indian* wrre chosen for the
had been forced under the accel 1952 All-Star game. ThU I* the
erator to keep It down.
rrutr*l number
aver choien
Ills verdict — murder. State's
rom Cleveland In on* year.
?
No Buttons! No Tufts!
Whan vuti torv rill- -l-splna einilnmant a l l J
uk- lb- Krtnii# Unlit lop mattr*-* and Vf- m
malrhlna hn» -nrlnc you ar- l.tiyln* * M
a r»a| lnv*>lm-nl In *o«d h*allh. comM_
fori and hastily'
Your Choice Of f'alrste In Damask
Ticking Maltreas or Box Rprlnge
Retail Price SfifLftO
Our Factory Price
tluniatilaa.l in Y-*>* — Hollywood Lags Fr»*
Hanford, Florida
II. 9. Reopenh Border
To Mexican Cattle
WASHINGTON Ota- The United
Slate* today reopened Its border*
to Mexican cattle nnd other live
slock and tn fresh, froien and
chilled meals They had been
closed since December. I9M, be
muse of an outbreak of foot-andmouth disease In Mexico.
Secretary of Agriculture Brannan said Mexico now hat been
found free of Ihe dread animal
disease, thu* making it safe again
to Import Mealcan livestock with
out endangering this nation’s mulli-bUHon dollar meat and dairy Induatry.
Official* aald they expect "a few
hundred thousand" head of Maxican cattle to be Imported during
Ihe coming 12 month* But moil
nf them ere likely to go to range*
and pasture* for further deeding
and fattening before they are
slaughtered.
By enmpartaon, this country la
expected to slaughter upward* of
98 million head of It* own cattfo
Ihla year.
LITTLE problem* would lometimet turn lot* m l
tnerganciei without your telephone, Is butiatoi tad
■t homo, It pot* you quickly in touch with tbo pobpio
you need.
J
PEOPLE everywhere ara depending on the tele
phone more and more. . . to help them earn • living
. . . ggnp digit family needs. . . hive fun and make
friendf, Awl the telephone plays a vital rok (aA ' «
most
defenu.—
tost Important Job— national defenu.
- • SottUmn
bit TtUphor* md Ttitgraph Ctmpqry.
M H ii
S a g
Fc«k Qun-ct,
| IN COST
WALLACE
tin
(* s a r s - o ta - a a
tw o Slndfibaksr Champion f f | p g . p 0
GOOD MANAGEMENT—brgrovbg autbWh
I
ii t r w w » w Ton pickop 1995.00
equigmenl- and working faciUttu to 0*e trmwl, k
dwfrawgw tfe v ta n tio
S (* f
. . fUarfsrJV,
s e s s is is
i s a v t s t - >■% £ £ £ £ ; .
te w s s r
s e s s is is . se* >
�Social A n d Personal Activities
■i
Handbags Are Suited Casuals For Wear
For College Girls
Still Seen Popular
i
THE S VNl'nitD ItUKALD
Monday Scpu 1. irihd
V ttn a
I
I t
g f
SPEND I.AltOR DAY
IN •‘COOI.” COMFORT!
Its DOROTHY HOE
> limit' may be tguif , hangc* Hi
i
Associated I'rnw Fashion Editor college* this Pull the •in- <>f 0 ••
Mont college gill*
aren’t bur- I'nrt.limrnt*. the curriculum, D*t>
PHONE 148
tint'll tty mi excess
amount tif standing of tin1football team*
cnth, liut they tirotl a wardrobe iif bill one thing i" un.-hnnirin*r - th,
i
handbags just I lit* name, to carry mini I'.tHIM I, will >*tIII key nit* ih.
Mari jane Eubanks
iich essential* a* compact. Up male students' wardruhe*.
I'ahric, style interest, and vnloe
*th'k, comh, tissues, pencils, date
To M arry Mr. Wise
Doors Oprn 12:13 Daily
pud*, address books, identification stand nut in the men's loo k-in
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tun
I
wnidrolie
curriculum.
cauls, snapshot* nml hobby pins
MONDAY
Mr nml Mrs. Rolwrt l!ur>ii*n
I ASI ILMES TODAY!
tli mid Mrs II C. llelrel have
In f u llic.i, incuused availability
This year nmnufncturera h n v e
The Woman'* Missionary L'munj Eubanks announced on Saturday retniiieii from Highlands, N T. rrroginrcd
ol ivo.drr.s i. reflec'rd In n wldei
this
fuel,
and
have
will bold a buiiner* meeting at the night the engagement of their to tla. ir home on Park Avenue.
pot out it specii)! line of hack-to- ore ef tills hutldseillO, I tigged
“THE STORY OF
F irst Baptist Chinch at 2:30 pm daughter, Mnrijane, to Thomas
school
handbag* with definite col fa tic. Weaves where n.ituial to* ,
.Cirri# No. i of tlm W.S.C.S »f Hubert Wish, son of Mr*. W. E.
_____
I; can I**1 woven bit - u ltra .ti,
Mr mnl Mrs Donald Middle- 1lege airs.
tba First Methodist Church t. lit W is e u m l t h e t o t e Mt W i s e uf toti anil daughter Ernnces have
WILL ROliERS”
A recent survt v -how* that i fitlej. s are lilldei'" . . tin- (weeds,
MMl at 3:00 Jim , at the home Lockhart.
i.‘tinned from a Vaiathui in New c.dh'ire ulrl* tike » wardrobe of | -Inih.nils, ctuiiolc ami flannels,
of Mrs. J. P« Thuriuouit.
Mis* Kohnnk* attended school York City.
lour handhei;s a ro.ihiy shoulder' Soft woolen* fat .nils and .p o ll,
TUBS DA*.
| in l.uke .Mary ntul is u graduntr »f
K i m Kasriioir, Kim Honli'i and Jus.' I'. rter sinir loud, if not pond.
strap buy for weekend* itlul travel, ,nnt*. and tweeds ter topcoats t.
+ Th* Daughters of VSesley Sun- Seminole High School with die
Mmd ftm-b ii. I hi* -i . ii. f i ■a. Parniu.ium's ''Anvthnij; fa n H appen" Show lii|t all
l.t Itnheit W Harney, Mrs. a tuiloie.l "clutch'' in envelope n 1. in evideiii.
day School Class of the FirstH (•)„„ „r | M o sp,,.
*II 11IV i IIand
III* *children.
1111III s. . ■, i'lii
i ■*•w **....
Harney
Marble
ami tiavt fdr campus use lusnuse It i* w-.ol.n* uie used widely f,.i m.n •b. Iliir The it r- iieit. Tiles.lay and Wednc...lay
T l’KS. & WED.!
Methodist
meet **.' of 'he linn.e Ecnoomic* Uuh, IApril,
0
-1
„Church
„
, will
,
uiv .pending the vv.ek.nd
o eu.y to c.urv w.th tiieir Iwetks, .,1... . . . - maxinuuu cemf.ct a s!
n-e-resl italic.'
a dr <-**>- l*au f"i dal.* and Inf or*
maJwm basktt
b a.k l tale
. , will hp h r1,
YV1"**-At
»•">'“'> *«•«.
bet ion can make rotivi.miitioiml tntit How** pictnro f«»l t||i* lornl
market
1 1 • Tr,
nlMj ,,i
Hjmniih
Club.
-he ,n JaUsonv.lle.
Toe, there is teal interest In
inul evemiuis. mid an evctilnir bnu
piece* if they an* pioppilv u|i*n* pjinvr.
liostessrs will be Mr*. D. IL b-s-, H employed iiv the MacNeill In
Minn-ninde fahiic* includiriE the tnti'il tinil iittnh‘Mvi*ly itiHpInyr*!
M l.. Hill-urn !« expected to fnt proms and formal dance*.
If y o u h a v r n ' l « h u b h ) . V4Mi an *
_0s iU ile ^ rO M *
trldfe, Mi*. M. L. \Y right. Mri J.. „n ,|Ul, Agency in Sanford
ret in n tomorrow from Warn
In the fall lineup are ranipu* w .li knnivn rayons, acetates, nml |)oi/t Ihiim thrm in *i|i1 roffee it i*Ily niiAslnK m u m * t h m ^ V o u ‘11
tawret* fleet E. Courier. Mr*. C. E. Uranium. I j|r . Wise me lived hi* early
Shoal*, S. C. where tie is spend- hniid!>m;» to tit all lliesr rtuaiiD- nylon plus the Hew •crum-rv to 'hi . iiiis- oi ja i % anri rvpi ct
i tii1vi 11 h r l o n r l y o r Im v r t m i p on
Mrs. Joseph Terlap and .Mr*. L is-1 , duration in Luckhiirt and Or-, ini' the weekend
rnMuns. and tr> suit every taste fabric tit Id, " D n c i e n " , dvncl, u n i to lit* tlithilMilMli’.
y o u hnti-l.. w h r i i y o u i d I i n t r U ' J l
lie Went.
1 lundu. lie served with the United |
_
Winter lotion* are used In Home ' tii I.rn".
r n itf a i,!< f i<nn pliui A for i»r ]| til in h h n h h y .
Tha Unity "Truth" Class will .stalls Marine Corps for four
y |r. atu| j | r*. nurdon Sweeney of the Slum test new hups, which
There is a s li onu tendeni'y to
pa**t*'4l nvrr ihi ol'i
r a n t at the Valdez Hotel at 7:45 veins and iiceived hi* discharge and daughter Lluub-th Ann hive employ such fuhri.* ns denim, wtiid n more nutiiiul, suit look, in'iir nia\
"noyi* mu1 fivp 11in»■a a tlkrly
JUB. The subject will bi\ taken I " ‘in the service in Minch of IbyJ. \ r,.turned from New Smyrna Pencil velveteen, corduroy ail.l sailcloth, avh'.-vi'd by im.ttei liner, less pad- »it ik iin-1 4*ov4 1 4‘ti with h gla*s« or
pinri'il nyinmi'titrallv or tan a h yirl* to inherit cnlar Mimlm ■**.“
f r o m the book “The Sermon on the
usually hu.iiul with leather. P rin t *bmc, nod more i a * " » l lines
Tin* i'titfiWJru'nt
unmmiuMMl
rt* tht*v n|«*nl twu wc^k*
— Amrriritn Oplnmrtrir A on
Mmpr.l 4*i% tin- \%n11 itKminl yotil
Mount" by Emmett Fox.
by Miss Eiiiiank*' paicnts ill «,
____
ed ihllllls dsn ir used In some
mirror Y411 h inpi I In •* Htimililn’l ,
Circlet of the Women'* Surlily r.ciptm n Saturday nlirht at the
Miss llcttye Hene Hall uml Mr*, of tin- season’* smut test Uie *, «* |»o throw n in ii ill a vypi In titkp np '
af Christian Service* of the l u -t home of Mr. uml Mrs. Itichuul K. D. Hart is i chimed Hnitii- is camel Imii.
rpai p until lh*‘\ ur«- i 1k »'hi ill'll.
1 Mm tin irnik** pnnHt'8 at tflrN
Methodist Church will meet n* Keogh Idlest* were greeted nl duy from Norfolk, \ n where they
TEEN
TALK
W o o l plaid* iii >4 flannels un
who YYini irtDiirrti Ihw*****. -*a>
ruin*
pnl
itl
up
\vlull*
travolinw
j
follows: Circle Nu. 2 with Mis
used In imps to 1111. 1ill favorite
the door hv M) and Mrs. Keoirb have spent the past two weeks.
Iiv MIT AN im o w s
ti't'iPHKi'M in n poll ti'pm trd l»y
in
fmi
iuu
tniiii.
mat
*
i
nt
11
vnt
irn*
f
C. Priest *nd Mr*. It. D. Priest
nt
. ttmpUs clothes
and of course
, . - i and shown to the receiving line
th»* .Vnmruan Optoimdi h* .\"i«*i iit
I nr klaroi* III hi 144'4It t -i
McKinley 11*11; Circle No. I:
1 i.iusi.siiiur of Mi«» Kuhnliks. Mr.
lion
Mr. and Mis. McKay Tiulurk the soft polished leather* no \l* N m i r i i i l i i t i ' t
Mrs. J. M. McCasklll at li.nu
lllittl'tf!) . nth <t l*.If. 11111k41 hall h (
1 Wise mid the bride-elect's piin nt*. returned over the weekend from stilt lurch in the popularity poll.
Wlint t*i tin v\ith ntl llni'-i' !ilm *rt|||4' Hi t 4'-s"4M P,>* to it llllllll In
Circle No. -t with Mrs. Octavio A truest registry was presided New Smyrna where they spent a
.fillip#
WlAt
1
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1
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II
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n*
n
Rumbley
at 3:00 pin ; Circle
No over l.v Miss Rochelle Eubanks.
»t'cl*4 »■# 4‘tilh *Iion* ri-i not havi*
I Lit you know that an optotiii*
...
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week's inralhm.
' 'Ml
nfll'llt, til Ift
filAAlJa ;i** nun'll nppi al I-- 1*11 la an hoy’*, • triM tmtftt hv* n ^lAiluati* of a
#;with Mrs. J. M. Leonard III
at :t:ou
d m) , Thl. „ (lpihml.„, table a s .
ttu!
ntti«
r
rrH'k't*
vuinti,
Im
t
h
’tfH
<
».m.; Circle No rl with Mia. II II ,|,.th
a\ « tin Viiiiunait HnhLy l ialrTii f»vi' ypwi otiifpf in a t*n)li*tf«* oi
Ills, ii'etugc Eetyusoli of Lee*
i l l t iuU roll' i ti'Ht tif pit rt* in *11 I I nu
A l t t i a otm
naliutiul univi'i'jit v
nivm lilnl
hy tin*
tung is visllinp her duoylilei ni l
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wil1'
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t ,i l\ ol In it-I - y i 1u h- t ku" ti'ilrrit
7 with Mr*. Charlrs .Moks, -HO jluu.,i|ltn| w|ih "Murijam* and .....
. M< Hint Mis iltt.le li
\ IIIPI II'll 11 t 1|l t lltRlI*t t III* A *HU nit mn
son ........
ill-law,
Mi»—I mill"' W4» illllti-r lip Itm tom |ni<s fun thl th.il tin* top ton lo Ih* i llpltili* fm a
Orange Avenue nt ti:(k) p.m.; *'lt
lnaap »np
Profusions of summer I Hiuirlvlncy .li
J0 5 E
r mu* w i t h
n r w fiMitnl 1 1 • n* **."'* r'tlY 4* m i l i I ' 111i" s’ Imlltll - ill'*
c e No. 8 with Mrs. J II Lee Jr Tony".
* Y*l IHH'H'IHII ’’
—' *• null I Jhnl .11tit Mum in! ii lit -.ii* n nl
• t 8:00 p.m.; Circle Nu ;i wiia liovveis were used llirouyhuut the
Ji’iti'i;*4'iphi*,
tit'',!
I'M tv "'oiii*. Mrs. II. M. tilensuri
m ,, Aliee Hi.l.md and Mi*.
•f i'ip*siiii' un ptitin c in* t*1
ijr», Marvin Dval at H;l*n p.m.
I'l | ,| P* limklfH »Y* .lit lift, lll‘*4,4,r
i
i»f tht'in. On** iiittriniii*
The Woman's Bible Chiss and presided at the crystal punch bowl Velma lioiualer return today
'I hi* ohl hIjiIi* lihtrkhfifu <t In frl- .
I.'.i iii v*. *i.intp*», piiU'tilUf, |||*IN.
Imytuna Ilea, h vvheie lliev
' t‘k nt util p• iz•* tnll.Miotis fitjiil p ’ t - p ; i p | i > ,
ft# Gleaner's Class of the In s t which was flunked with sllvet
It ti itII*I - hotiltl !»*» K'pIm Tit 'll
1 t ft 11#4'Jliftl tltf>mid.
iiil.ru
l.oldintr
tall
white
ta
-Y .lliti put thrill lit till lulik hi HP
have ap.nt sums time
Baptist Church will meet in the
'In •I'hiioh tioiii hy ti gl in-it «'IinIk
i*!nuip i oil* * h u p i no t f»,*i p o p
pels Small tficen ami while rakes
I1 in intfi1! tw* flitil wav :tt *ill
^durational [iullillriK f"i a mvei
i n - s'fitint;
nlai
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tin
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ahv, hi* 1 Imiint f«*i «iiHh*r
wele
-lived
f
ii
.in
the
olhfi
..'lull
\ un i“nti ifti woviili't ful thill'" If|*l4»* YYri'kll ]|lt>»Y%allt l*H 1*1!Yi' , to thi* A in r rirn ti tlptoini'lin* A^***»
rd dish supper at li .'in p in Mrs
Mr*. Tom i e i i i u i i a n d soil", Hid
'I*
iittrl
Mi
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Single
Holland Dean will speak, usiiu; "f the mble hy Mt*. Ida Ke.othJ ley u m l T i m , h a v e a r r i v e d t o ioin
i* it h *hi ih , fui ItlMlilit i'
111f ’ *
l ll*«
It* »pit ion
i* it
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\ l i i n l . 41II!ikti 11Itt*ia«I ot* \»mr 11huh hy |uiftfiiip I!•*-in fii
aa her huiijecl “Southern 1'olk- (tilin* a-sutinu wait* Mt** lo t .Mr. L e m o n I h e r o r e r e s t d m g ol fill y tif \I i
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Mis*
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Eulutriks
and
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I In W e s t N m e t i . n t h S t u - e t
A o tt"f 1GUI { Iln* in w* I ]■111v*11 *ppi *•*i‘»il a
hr IV rV< t ■
I.nil Vla*
I *4i If nfi Anir H
t *••* h\ plillifm It-h n* t tJiwt l n«
' A covered dish supper will be Mi*, lim a (iene Euhank.
ii
n
itliiO'i,
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.Mt sttul .Mr W.ulf It HitiKl<
lin.»ls cullintr d.iriou tin- <ve
i Iti’i i u l i h i l i’ii Iui i .if y ■
in thi- \mt*r«s nu I *mru** 1'
held at the Toulisl Huilding at
lit and .Mis fumes ll.dticlavv
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0:00 o'cliH'k. Members aie asked
and family mov.d then icsideliee
t
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11iri*i - to j r • 4*i| F n * i | l i n t - h i ' o n
to bring their table service nml o Keellmr. 'It and Mi". Kenneth t.iduy from lot Kim Avenue to Ilf It "M Wfs.fr II.HliptOfl ill till 1' Nlaki* ft 1fti j* ftliv I "i •! «'"!•* p-ipl.PII '* *41
ii*' iih Uni* \Y
A ijc ~1 nt Mis l Y l liilM l..t!iifh fn fi P"t pn »!** it ••i attach ft t ** a W4tli
hf- til 4*TiIts* t h i it innttiip* t
dish to pass. Following the son- Hickson. Mi. and Mr«. John Whit , onl Park Avenue.
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Mviiitd inl II ‘*>1<if >tl
M i j* Slti^lt'
' . t i l t ■llll Apti i f in Itip**, | 1 h p i " '
perT a business meetinic
In* akei. Mi and Mrs Donald Hniniii,
meeting will ha
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pitot
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fa •
«iii, KIM HUNTER
phiitij^ifipli.. 41IM JlJ.i fs. tl
held
umnes will lie
he Mr mnl Mrs. Ihmuln* Freed. Mr t Hill Slioemnk. i of I'niiiioiu r'iiv *in ^ i* nt* in i u n i F t i i i t i y A lin
eld after whirh K'">ie»
iihMiuliM nt *
f . Ito
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• I ,41III Ilf Vt Ut l'Jt*i ff||i|l I HUin
enjoyed.
mid Mi*. Hie hard Seaffuldl, Mi-i
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in j a t 1 WEDNESDAY
I mill Mu*. K«hi*rt Hrnvt,8, nil '*»1
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Wekiwa Lodge No. H7!t, I A *o Saiifmd. Mr«,
Mrs. IV
wise
n>nhrr
„i tul i,rr ii,r liiuiii*
borne «»n Mtlltn*
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mill m
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“Two .oil ol J.ki* -i bool chll
hp lU In h im iv Y4‘l v i ' t . I \ pi' tl i I s 1In 1111* V
BUT, will meet In the I. (I.D.E Hall, \ j r. i,nd Mi". Talmadge Rich of 4i||(, Avenue,
l i m i t s •» t» i t — j to r.
I
.TITLE
\IH
HHY"
t ••♦tft1
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d u n me handicapped by tundn •hi'il t v|n h imth i i'jii h nth! j ji t v. mi,
at 3:00 p.m. on the fiial Wednes- jatekhart; Mr. and Mis. I. C.i
<•13 Atlnnllr Hank llullillng
>a ri w »t h ii Iin*
.’
III*
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Mt
AMIll'NT
NEWS
tii
ji
%
%
it
1
1
nt
iu*«t
r
hi
a
pi(
<|Uate
eyesight,
and
almost
all
jJay of each month.
Sugg" »f Orla Vista; Mr. and
Mr and Mi* li I. Perkin. Hi
1‘hona 7M
h o t « t a i mat *•I l ■
v si
rider or
The Gamma Limdalu Chapter
of Mt. William Wise. Mi and Mis. |„f, ov,.,
t„ .puud could I.- brought up In par hv littln Ih»x fm alt »n ii-lirini
-t.•p I li pit IhiflYYnixl in fnp iMiil ii * *h
I II il* fill of •11i "14
Beta Sigma Phi sorority will meet Gail Het amp and ^ Mis Hotii ,d..mt a ive.d in Miami with thrii |.t op.-I . . . . "
p i 4, Pnnv'hf.n h urn tin <»iliii, • I iMitgHtnr pul*, in I i - ii)4 lain ,
Amoi i. an tipi.imotric A"*n
«*{•"*'
' Jo in " of (bliiiido. M. and Mia. .'iaugbi"., ',',;,', Voii'Vndaw’,'M 11 nod
ttni-h1 into lamps* m p|M<. i ,• 'ii *V t to* r II111**1.1 I" I' s I si S--M
Otithrle, *M2 West H rst Street. ,, v w i.e of Km. Gallie; Mr. Ml, uu-hs,*-* IH»«„
BISHOP Ml SIC STPD10
11 « Lurk of yoni iti-in yy'kill i 14 - - pt i nl *si -in 11 a k •lip' • "» n tin mu
Any Beta Siamn Phi mi'ltihurv Hl„] y j,. Prank tlnfflri. Mr and
■ tFlSl -C.
lit
> . W S , .Hi, r BH . j. . I I ,*.A . , 1,11 n
W
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M
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rnarnipt
*
ho|.|Hh.r
ptiilmh
tnlloh,
ivy
Dom a%out
of town, now residing J .or
i —
Mr.
and
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.
I.old* Humphrey,
tii .14i I M|l
MfiU
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Mr. ami Mis. Chuiles H. Howe*
1'1 III I
1 m 11 i T«||
Yt h l Ji
\ I'litli i't n'i 111 11IHIs4 I th holihi | HIY •ill
Mitnv
visiting In Sanford, urn cordially Mrs. I.. K. Itohert". Mr. and Mr*, bat] a* theh guests over the week- Mt * HiitiIt*. llt'lf /xlilW,
I I,1II*1 11ip in a • a
lime
I
1
1 ! -h i I ♦wnoil it) 141■iIC1111 sifIII ..... ka 11 phot op | ft 11tl V pi I!,*■"( 1Ur takni I-*
Invited (<> contnel Mrs. Donald Arthur Ailing, Mr. and Mr*. Cecil' rllt| j j r, iu,d y lti Frank Itiivvi'-I
. Ill-I 0 4 Gil III ui I
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p- r
l»r. ftrit! Mm J. N. Kubtoii hnvr Pwilvh fill a l l l t t i ' l i v i ' kjplrl iy ta1411-1 III l* -n -. t y i i M, V J i ll •" Inti ||ll V OX
Jons*, Telephone 427-W.
do S' IISI
■4' lllliO
Mixon. Mr. and .Mrs. C.
, SJoh- nn,i vlalltlr. n. Mito and Mindy, .-f, n lurni fl fiom a t\\«* n-utkii' v Uit dll
s
tlMlJp,
t
may
I
p
Mir
*|mt
h
ip*
untlmni.ir ia i.il* llltt"W
t»7 I I ml Jo III t l i r t l
lorn, Mr. and Mr*. Luther Hubby, Miami
with thrii «!atii:htrr. Lt. I'mrlt*
K ' U a n h i l hv
i m p p i n i ' iiii inipot
fotlMl
\»i 4»»i|itmrv r i n k
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brooklyn, Mr.,
_____
Ktihitiiti, th Opa IsOtkii (J, 11<>li
Broward County H u h and Mrs Harold Heckenbnck, Mr. j j ,
Mi. Hill Kirk lia.l a- mill ivturiutl to Hun fun! wltji
nn«f
Mi».
A*
^
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nnklhi.
*"r;
1
ih^it
ifiirats
rtcfiitly
at
ihfir
tin ip to Dpcfal lilt, wvwkfml.
wj High Produce Rating
Mi*.’ll. !*. Kuhonkn. Mr* nnj!
on cW«aI
II M. Gleason and Mr*. Ida Kv
u|llJ Mrs. Sum Holwrt Mi l
Mi. nml Mi i. I N. Ilohson !■
WASHINGTON iVP) Broward ogh
. . .
,
i daughter Jonie of Jacksonville.
ami Mis. uml Sirs. Eduard S M
Fort f.auderdnh* County. Flu,,
A ls o the Misses Grace nm l
"
_______
Gall
aie S|ielulirif the h.d dav
ranked P*‘--J ‘-i the nntlori In the P» t* V 'Vine of Lockhart; Pesale
f)r nm| Mr*, t’hsrlc* f. Per*
i Smyrna i t , . sale of daily irodurt* from farm* .Sugg* of (lllu l islu. Janet Joint r Jt and daughter Julie visited hvr vir-'ki'iiil at
III IU4!I, aceorliug to figure* com* of Orlrillilo; I’eggv Best, Peggy weekend in Ft. My els sill, id*
Mi
arid M *
1 1 , ‘in ge
V
illed hv tha 'Jerisus llurenu from Howell, l.oririe Finnhliu. Atm Itnrenls, Mi ainl Mt* l I l‘"
. ' | ‘i i l -lie v is ili- tg fo i Iiu
ts census uf iigrleillture.
Whitaker. Mingle ll.olge". Pit son*.
end at Go- H u ll b iso n A(m ii>
B ro w ard .vnl.» tutnled I d , Toil,
C iis .id ie , A nit ji J i m i l i e t , Tlw-da
a l I la v to'ui H i., b
IK»0.
I- tins, (Tinuli-eii liriH-klyn, HiUm
Mr. uml Mrs. Alger mm S|>, • i
llukei
Mildred
Await.
Yvonne
and
It was the only Florida county
and thlldien, Mary Hose mid Tom
Itev nod Mi- \ G
|i.<
in rlu d e d In th e 1i»t o f lUU le a .lm g
lim a Gene Euh.mki*. I'ul Ke*,gh,
have returned Doia New tlis* Cm idlin' M, liiiij* nod v
Mimic Gtesn. Rochelle Eiihanki, Hmyimi Bench where th -, t-us- M
* dairy counties In the nation.
i
I
ti
II
i
*
have
left
fm
Hltod,
i
Farm revenue for the nation in
M.
0.
l<
*
spend
some
time
I
1U4'J was 13.07ft,131,570. Thl* emu
to let urn to Snofru.) on :
pared with
If In IlMt ly Gill laud Haloid of Lockhart,:
.____
___ -12,631.407,ft
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..
, ..
... , It i.‘at as pl'iii
I f niol togas w'll I ov, fi
from a slightly larger volume of James Davis of Orlando, Lluyij' , '
,
|
m,
Him i.v.-k foi Ibiv id-i.ii i
milk etiuivnlenl.
Sw aln. Kogei Cr-cker ami Hufford ,,n%
‘ am!l"P'
r
sister
hiothur-iii-ln'.v,
Mt m l in Dayhlruo, N. C.
Tha cerisu* ligurc* showed a dc- Helms,
Mis. L. U. Hlld nml chihlien if
c re s 't In the number of milk enws
Tampa.
'I lit*
M intH h
l i
on farms throughout the country. | J ' l p l i s t ( ’i r c I t 'H I ’l)
llfll V Ji all Yollli ■ -m l I il
Mi. and Mr*. Hubert ,t Mil AlrKilllioll Ale Jlstv.i .imkuiu
PHA1H1K L A K E
Have Special Meet Hum* have returned to their home samini r giHiloutvs at Lmoi , I
111 San leinta from Day Iona veislly School of Nursing, (its
There will in- n special meeting Henrh where they resided at <hv nl ion exercises were held • u
Friday in the outdinu Gtean M
of tIiu Woman's llihl* Class and HuUdiisun Apartments
morlul am philhrater on ll i Imii >
the Gleaner's Class of the First
Mt.
uml
Mrs.
Klrharil
Vrrnay
rnmpii* at IldMl p lit.
Baptist Church on Tuesday night.
The group will meet at ll:3ll p.m. uml daughter Jullu left oil Hun day
for
their
home
in
SisvisnrmTT,
Alim paitii ipating in lie N i.
nhowlria laidubl nml
in tlie Educational lliithling of
the , Iiu n il and a covered dish sup (in. While hero they war* the Catlhhenii Naval Reseive ((finTunndiiy
“ '*<» Mia. Joe Training Corps midshipmen m u '
per win 'boT ehl!' ’' FoliowfngThe !
I'lrsl Centra I Flat Ids
Itig cruise, Include Georgia to 1
suppi-i Mr* Hidiaml E. Dean w ill’ Jlv<s‘ h'
\ util#% i«i *i rt
Hilt, tvillg.
lute of Technology student Am
"peak mi “Soulliero Folklore."
I
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7 7 ,
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I"14111 I H*4li li. »tr it
1
1 Mm . Jnnii'* MulUeluw uml her W. Ilairingtoii, nephew of W v
M ickey Ito u n ey
iimlhei Airs. It. L. Ibimi have ie- Paterson of Hanford, Flu al.....
}. I .(ill
NY l.t IN
The HIM) eem-tis n-poiteil 21,;!H2,- turned to their home in Hanford the light mln-'layer 1JHS
“
MONK
673
rows
Were
milked
ill
Ifttft.
Till!
after
spending
a
week
in
I’nl“SO U N D O F F "
which recently visits'll Colon, ( t
HGfi census listed 22.HII2,7«4 rows metto, Bradenton anil Hriinsota. and Giiantnniiino Hay, Cuba.
Ifrg. l’»ll*r*. yv hllr .-?I|
I h r * e n r* ►Ifftti
milked ill IP 11.
111114IIf | .11 II
U r Hire
l u l k 's vs c h iise it'l I lie sp n ie tn lint th e litimlietlH
(.Tillrltuti'w Hlimlulx
nl VjiIiu' m son will find in tliin g re n t nulc hi tn n ie
Nil#** | | 41 II
Sizes 3V» tn H
un iltissn e x p e rtliu t In hhvv like you n ev er waved
NO.
m
il 1t -H IP K CHILLED TOMATO STUFFED WITH TUNA
( I l l l .l H t K N S i I.HH
liefn ii'. S.Ill,0(10.1)11 w ort It uf ness fall me return it lie
(fUAHTE
0 ^ 0 HAl.AD
SALAD — qUAUTEHED
EGG - OLIVE - - HAI.T1NKB
S izes S1 j In 12 >>2'L n
m tu s s K s
COFFEE OR TEA
going In Ihiu S ale.
VS a i l s . l i r a . Hr,IMII
i|i*< iHil ) I*»lr4*i| fur fllld ^ l l r .
I l*i* IMm llrtrlo ttiiiiimor
A
f'4»hir*
TOMORHOW’H SELECTION OF I'l EH
K t l f f t ^ 44hi * I ' f l r r .
f'Social Calendar
P c r so n a l s
EVE8YIH1HS HAPPENS!;
FERRER
UNO
C
HW K N
,
..
-
$.'10,000.00 STOCK NEW FALL GOODS
f
,
IN THE
BBBnw nw
E&1 ^3
GREATEST
SALE WE’VE EVER
SEE FOR YOURSELF
PUT
ON!
COME
SALE STARTS TUESDAY, SEPT. 2ND, 10 A. M.
BUYNOW!PAYLATER
SUMMER SALAD SPECIALS
APPLE, BLUEBERRY, PINEAPPLE
Buys' H l l r .
Roumlllaf & Anderson
•
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;Y'£ T'
1
o m Ic
R It)l
f*4r
L .
IN
T H t A TRt
Nftwm CarftNiii nntl
S ele c te d ShorlH
iy i/pf
i. i
TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY
r i s e r S A s r a s n s iio w iN d
■ 7
7
j
a n h it s
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
PIUM
‘JylfV
HPOKT
Hop *' f'lmivr
I h lr lo llrfei VI.IID
Y h Iii **—
Let Us
YkliiM—
Value" III II l.fti
L A D IE S '
9^.HK
D ll E S S E S
tin
1
Th rii
nrtt Niiiftlh rtiiiyiutr
Hut llriil l l u ) i ,
D ry Clean
HUH I'A IIIH
LADIES
SCHOOL-GOING WARDROBES* NOW!
Any J»p*. suit, plain drraa,
Any »*aster, shirt, blouse,
roVtr,n“ ‘ ° r
plain skirt
CLEANED
1 ^ .0 0
CLEANED
I"A a
AND PHKHHED . . . J .
ANDPHEH8KI)... v v C
CASH AND CARRY HPKCIAU
'ITtn-a Who Serve
’.till Tha Public Best A n Tha Ones Who Hurvlva
‘
I ti rn r Hr* 11**1
No, I ’ulk’H you tlnn't hnve tn Buy a thing all ymi
ii I'unu* tn I ' i i w i i i i ' h , during thin Big Hale re*
gisler your name and ntltlrea-i and drop It in (ho
Bax. Drawing will Bit announced taler.
fl.lH
• J »»** i itnnuH
S IIK K T S
7UxtH) • HIxtlH
- IN MKRCIIANDIsk —
Hays' Short Hlreve
v T)
II r rt'
FREE *10000 FREE
U U N U A H RK N
* J .S n
S M A I.I. S I/.K S
Ju*l l'ho* I|iIll41
WALUKKEN AGENCY
"On Tka Corner By Th# Clock"
■ rn -A
Blue
h
l
SHOES
w
*
.L-
or*
These are vaiiiM to
(10.S3, Nut all
alaea or wldtha hut
Heal Buys
,ed. .AW «jiaM*Jwii.
' ijL
i jidf,
h»i■n'.i.g IB 8m /a s
it nr■
�rir v«*rw* —> r -..
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■?
.
KM; . '
'K .
*■r /
. * » sasA,:,!1
, , 813 cattls, 01 koM. t h a n *
alatks State Livestock U A i t .
August 21, 06 cattl*. 27 h6(H.
*4,614.00 Tampa Stash YaHfc.Au
gust 22 and 26, 760
hogs, t hone, 6 goats
Sarasota Cattls and Comb
Sale*. Inc. August 26, 644
Part of ■ nation-wide more*
$37,004.41
vFauchuts,
>4
WINTER HAVEN (Bpeclsl) - County
ment. "Production for' Freedom"
iy Livestock
_ ,
. Msrk*t,
Nov Last
ret.
"Livestock
producers
sent
7,818
will he observed here tba week of
28, 703 cattle, 27 hog*.
13
42
rattle,
8,863
hogs,
5
goats,
and
2
Sept. H-13 to emphaaiie how team*
M2
horse* to market, through sixteen
work among America’s people,
"Th* Wauchula StaU Firm er 4
356
Florida *al«a canter* th* past Market reporta a light voli
combined with the nation’* proolwas of
347
wsekly
tala*
period,
according
to
duetlon facilities, wil| cahtlnu*
good quality
iltty cucumber* of fair
402
William
L.
Wilson,
Director
of
keep America strong, free, and
color, moving through
igh that. mat433
Florida Stale Markets. Reports ket the past wmx . With fair
give It tha highest standard of
from
right
of
these
market*
re
living the world has ever known,
weather londltion*. volume la ex
nh
vealed gross cash payment* to pected lo ileadlty InciMsa. Pleat
II. If, Coleman, manager of the
A M rkia Uagaa
producers
during
the
period
total
Florida Tower and Light Co. aning Is conllmilng In Ih* area ami
York
M3
ed $320,6(13.81 as rom pared to crop* generally are reported
nminced today.
Mill
$274,683,311
on
the
asms
number
Inc well,
*
Community leaders here, In*
of markets fur the previous week.
cluiling chamber of commerce and
Ml
Tampa
Stock
Yards
land
with
rivlr croup heads, have Imiles tad
510 |
as.-'
■alts volume totaling $04,101.70,
their full support of Um patrio
312
with th* Glades Livestock A llo DR. II. McLAUUN
tic and educational event. They t. too
Louis
412
cation at Belle Glade bringing
will encourage local ^ctlvltiss ‘
331
producer* gross returns of 173,tie In with and emphasise l
IvWrasMoaal League
OPTOMETRIST
807.34. The Monlicello Stock
many strong on the eountry
saH
100
tt
.600
Yards came In third on the list
IIS
Magnolia
PhaM M*.
program.
Beh
66
46
667
with producers receiving gross
"W# want everyone In This srsa
•2
61
.366
revenue of $33,360.80."
lo participate in 'Produatlon for
It
8T
.347
Summaries of reports from In
Freedom' and thsre In an oppor
71
73
400
dividual markets follow:
QUICK R l l t L
tunity for all to shara’ In It, eald
61
*4
.426
Arcadia Hlste Livestock Market, FROM PRICKLY N l j
Mr. Coleman.
, -n
ktlsnd
M
08
336
sale
of
August
27,
388
cattle,
SootH* ft3* tidtv rich Of PFitkKp PI
’’The present time I* a crucial
West
41
HU
.281
hogs Relle
Glade, Glades
Live
..................
“ ‘
1/
era In our history. Dot factorlss
stock
Market
Assn.,
August
SB,
are straining avery effort to arm
bHi '« ( *r. ,nd ItW Uw* * »on
BffltfMEHft
601 cattle. $72,807.24 PeFunUk ■
imaoionen utaa t>» '* * a
our nation for defense,'Thousand*
Borings, Walton County fltat*
rT
LAUDERDALE
(JR-TL
Liu
if our family memhers and our
Livestock Market, August 21, 77
ftlrtida have gnpe Into dill' armed dardsj* swlm^mey swept (he Flor
rattle, 384 hogs, 116,760.24 Gaines A|SV
AAU
swimming and
(ervires lo lr*ln to defend us
ville Livestock Market, August 26,
Ivlng chi_____
hamiplonihlps
___ ____
here Silur
Isn’t It appropriate, In, the light divl
074 rattle, August 26, 1,610 hogs
if these renditions, that,' we rS- day right hy wide margins
Jay State Livestock Market, Au
■samlne our own efforts as to
BIONDI, blue-eyed, Mrs. Eileen gust 26, 88 cnttls, 841 hogs,
what we are doing to . help our
Sldener, of Lantfnrd, N. D , has $22,340.88 Kissimmee Livestock
Amerlran eyatemT
\ the factory, thsre are. on an
be«n selected to represent North Market, August 27, 666 cattle, 26
"We hav* the tool* for nrodqe* verage, tool*, machinery, stc.
$36,668.76 Lak* City, Col
Dakota In th* "Mrs. Amerlcs” huge,
»lon. For example, wl|h six per worth $868.78. Or, nutting It anLivestock Auction .Market,
contest at Asbury Tark, N. J. Th* umbia
cent of the world'* population, iMa ohter way, Industry nss given each
August 28, 180 cattls, 200 hogs
Sioux Stale candMat* is tha wit* Lakeland, Cattlemen's Livestock
nation produce* forty percent of i t ua a $366.76 ’kit of tools’,
ot ■ rancher *nd th* moth*r ot Auction Market, August 26. 660
i he world's goods. The r lx son for
houldn’t wa, aa Individual! do
(Ids great productivity tfy work- Cur beat to make these tools pro
four children.
(International) rattle Live Oak, J. D. Odum’s
in the wider u*e of qHithanlcal duce the moat goods possible?"
Livestock Palace, August 27, 646
O. D. FerreH
tool* and energy,
In order to draw attention to
rattle, I / 18O huge Montlcello Stock
"Our factories In 10(1 reprs- this message, Mr. Colcmnn said
Owner
Yanis, August 26, 302 rattle, t,.ciitrd an Investment hy ,Industry ;
Hy sown firm* will u»o
021 hoge, 163,360.60 Okeechobee
ndu*tR |i id
*5'vsrtlsementa, radio program. The Ft. Lauderdale men scored Livestock Market, August 26, CIO
t.f *2:1.000,006,f)6t) nr 8 percent
910 Kant First Street
more than In 1040.
.......... 26 hoy* __
_______
Uvlsion and nt>*r means to 122 points nml Ihe women ran up rattle,
Orlando,
Orange
"Think of It I For «lch worker resarh Ih* American publle.
IIV points In Ihe two day meet I County Livestock
Market,
August
IIWM.....................
Production Fpr
Freedom Program
Is Scheduled .jt,*f*l e r e
th) O f State
H a te Extra
ly n t lm Season
l^A LLA IIA SR EE — Waterfowl
Uteri of Florida will have 10 exi 4*ra thll year for the sh c iilrdtKaa, i f H and coots, areorilto the migratory hlnl regubi__ v I established hy the Federal
WlldllfS eutfiarltle* an<i re|i-asi-.l
today hy the State flame and Fresh
w ater rlali Com ml m Ion.
.The regulations alio reveele
t l a t Jhp huntera would he allow.« afoot a ilally limit of three
CaMda geese this year, while Iasi
jr ar:4|io»Uroen were permitted to
k* only Canadas.
The season for ducks, geese nnd
_ Ota iptn* Nov, 17, five days
•i filer than last ylar, and ends on
JO, five days later than the
closing date, .shooting will
gening dav
SI
Stock Producers
Send 7,548 Cattle
Thru 16 Markets
a
III the ftnlly
one hnlron* hour he
w rit
for duck* will he four
Oily on* o f which may hr a wood
d ek| for geeae, 3 Canada and :
I u*[ and toots, III. possessloo
Hit will
II nit
“ ‘ha two doy’a hag fix
d eks dml on* day’s hag for gees..
a id coota.
P in 1,. McLauchlln, director of
t * Garni Commlsaion, said that
h ntlng for the migratory hlr.l.
v raid be allowed every day. IK
« krntd all hunters that a duck
t ttnp la necessary for Inking
d eka and gee**,
son «f Illinois declares ns he addressee the American Legion Conven
jO thsf Federal regulations for tion In New V.uk. The [Icmorrntir presidential raruHilate added:
C taking of mtynitory Idrds are "Plffiriillli-* mid .lunger* beset mir until nl homo nnd abroad. ilut
otguvs must he plugged to 3- »«• run lift tin- ( hush of freedom nnd tin. cause of the free man so high
itlf capacity, the use of riflo* I* tlint nu powei <m ctrlli run Idur H down.
( Intermit l.muT)
cnlhlted, and the migratory birds
IR.M I be taken within one-lmlf
Walson Iwo years ago "Iml I only
lie • ( any place whom salt <>r
had about Ihree works of real m ar
*d that may attrac t such birds la
ried life hecnosr he was in prison
;ad; ax posed, distributed, scat - ■
4 or present a | any time within
most of Ihe time " However.she
o Wish* prior to thn open season
added, he appeared al her Little
such birds.
Itoek home early In August and
Previous , Federal rules gave
loid her lie had been parnlril from
bride a aUta-wldfl spill.season
n Texas prison from ii burglary
IT taking doves, Oct. I to IB, nml
conviction
AI-IIANY. I’nlir igu- A dark •
n dally hag
nit of sight, and a marsh hen haired woman who denied any purl
ilaa«A from Sept. 1C to Nov,. lit. In hisl week’s $250,000 Monolith,
With IB birds permitted each day. I’nll), Cost Office rubbery willing Cool Wave DeHcemlH
ly showed officers a rache of more
. Is .• *
I
loan $7S,0oo worth of money order
A h H urricane A hates
U H savlngshonds and
University Of Tampa blanks,
atamps .Sunday
tty The Asaorlalrd Press
I'oslnl inspectors nml police
i. . Opens_ _Grid
DrillH
Cooler
aeroinpanlml by
_
seized the eaelie In a motel room showers, weather,
pushed soulli ami east
here
They
arrested
for
investiga
.TAMPA k P - The University ol tion Ihe woman, Mrs. Ada belle ward today, ns a dying hurricane
PS, with 20 veterans back, bo Wntson, 32, Lillie llock, Ark , wife worked up Ihu Allunllr Coast
hurricane has reduced Itself
football training today It has of
of two men who admitted InThewhnt
Ihe Weather bureau
1 workouts before Ita first Ihe one
rolihory.
termed "an active low pressure
The
Iwn.
John
K.
Watson,
26,
a
area " However slnrm warnings
that first gsmo dept, io
' Slate (Ala.), Coach Texan fugitive, and Jim Harwood were up between block Island,
Kennedy,
22,
Fairfax,
Okla.,
were
R. 1. and (he Delaware breakHuerta’s Nn. I worry Is
I up replacements for the placed in (hu Kern County till In water. Wind* were cspected tn
liakoraflold, Calif., early today. reach 33 miles an hour, with
___ I I I beginning hla first year They were charged with burglary. squalls up lo 43.
Tftey were arrested Friday night
head coach of the Spartans. lie
Thn Carolina Coast towns were
llfiad Isil spring.
In lleiio, where Sheriff Urorgn Lo- mopping op today. I'roperly darnIhrop said lliey admltled stealing ago was said to be compnratlvaly
cash, stamps, bonds and money light, although no official estimate*
----------------------order blanks with a polenllnl value have been made
The cool front poshing down
Peath Toll RIhch Ah approaching I2.VI.000.
Acting on a tip from Reno, of from (ho Canadian country brought
Holiday ProgreMea ficer*
found Mrs. Walson asleep sumo temperatures In Iho high 30'l
In a mold room hero early Sun In Montana and Nurlli Dakota
■y The A ssociated Prese
day. I'oslnl Inspector Nestor M Forecaster*
Death* along th nation's high Kenney said she showed (hem $07. a strung une, and may move Intd
l y ! r f s t above (he 300 mark b>- tod wurih uf money order blanks— Iho heated Smith It Is 'e n e c iM
the h|g homeward bound needing on|y valldathm with a slo|. to push lo the Tax as Pannandla
1 Still *o come
on stamp liken from Hie two men eountry, probably Tuesday.
p. m. (local lime) In Reno - $6,673 In U. S bonds
;h 10:00 a. m. (local and $1,016.31 In statnpa.
: accidaats had
Mrs. Walaon told Kenney tlmt
HKKK HIKGKL
In addition Kennedy and bar husband disap
a from drown- peared from their motel at BaktrsWETHERSFIELD. Conn.
A
Ikom mlirellanemis fteld — near the scene of the rob slipping Skee Rlegnl, Tulsa, OMa.,
a total of ns.
bery — .Tuesdiy, They returned clung Tenaciously in a Iwn s tr o u
_____ » were still bslow Isle al night and drove lo a motel lead Inday In a deaperala effort
sf#ly Council's rs- at Gilroy. Mr*. Walson said she lo acoo hla (Is) "big line" In lha
persons would die noticed "Ihe papers nnd things" major pro unll rlrriilt.
ri over Ihe
the I,abnr
l.slmr and slarlrd asking i|ursliona.
After brilliant round* of 66 and
eek • end. Out faUlltleu were
"Shin up, don’t go nsklng any 67, Itirgel dropped In n par 71
to Increase when Ihe boll- questions,’’ she quoted her hus Sunday and Ihe final day of tha
kera started homeward,
band.
72 Imle $13,000 Insurance I lly open
at traffic death toll for
Thursday they drove lo Albany, found thn former West Point plebt
week end was last The uieii left Friday, saying they and nnllnnul amaleur champ with
Ml were killed. There would return. Sunday. They worn A' 204 total.
‘
•re 07 drowning* and 100 nabbed In Heno after trying to
Hot on big Skre's trail I* Ted
aneous fatalities, giving n cash one of th e’stolen money or Kmll. New Hartford, N. Y. Krolt
th count of 6M, also « ders al a gambling ball.
fired a 07 In hla la!eat round for
Mrs Wntson said she married a 206 aggregate.
Woman Discloses
Big Cache Of Loot
Located In Motel
k
tsr
iszau
Arcade
J
Package
Store
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TRADITIONS
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OF STRENGTH
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Labor day is • flood time to rememher that Production haJ mad* America
strong.., ha* given Americans the world’s highest standard of living.
And that th* d earie power industry multiplies the strength of every
American w orker... his ability to produce... by more than 200 timei.
N o wonder Management and Labor see eye-to-eye in wanting to protect
nn# free economy from foreign ideas of socialism and communism that
worth! weaken and destroy it. They know that freedom for our people
td pMoik bp (hair labors, ingenuity and enterprise 1$ the only tuN ttwy to
tfte I right, prosperous ant! secure friture which U our American heritage.
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tha, next 10 years, engineer*
sttlmata we'll hive to trials
our pmenr power supply
...boost it to nearly w n
timri out VJ-Dey total.
This will call for publle
cooperation...as well as
teamwork between ieveepate, workers sad **—*>»
meat. But tba job igg k*
dona...is mml be doaa...
ta provide vital electric,
power to epirk Florida’s
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H. JAMES GUT AGENCY
EAST
FIRST
DR. H. K. RING
OPTOMETRIST
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
General Insurance
812
1
CHIROPRACTOR
Pleaaf fall for appointment
Phone 17(12— 1741
II* South Palmetto Avenn*
STREET
pre»ent». ara to command you to ,
THE SANFORD HERALD
I I# and | iippear before en1rf court Monday
K«rt 1. HVIt
P a ir 3
| and f'le yoili written defenve* to
tilt? i t'rmduirit filed herein on or
hr
fore
th«i
I
Mb
day
of
Sept
rmkrr.
N(» M i l
A I"* Of'il, oUiervilw# Decree Pro
Mint*: of im ni.ir %n o *
IV, FI of Ida!
»'nmfenio n 111 he entered « ifn In.si (SEAl.i
To Jour tlalvte*. llel|>ro,
V
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Ion fountv. O)i«o.
Rack S* c|«.ve1iirid I'
The
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hereby
IN Till: NAME t'F T ill' ST ATI! »»!' i| rnl limited atm u tie *vN1*Hper of Ren- 411flrrify at I.aw
P O Dot JJft, Smifonl I
Flo Ml lit A OlllIUTINUH
r*l air 1 1not ion in Seminole County. Solicit
"i for Plaintiff
You itre Ii*i«*hb nollflrd Hint noil *Ilor'd*.
lo lilt ti IhU citation • hit 11
tit ill voice ha* liven enlered ioi iliol I tie published *»rire each week fur
un ht your lluetiaml. Franklin four toiivecut!ve vrek*
•rlvno <)ftiiM>;r- v •• »• »hr Ptnliilllf
WITNESS my hand and official
Ik# null *0*1 m o June UaHi?* "••aI at San ford, County of s#mt« i
hi** fhe I»tfemlant In *i6h1 PUlt Sol4 nolo. S l a t #
f Florida tlite tStTi dav
■til11 tin* I*van filed Mi t Imp fo ru li of Atin tint. Y (» m j
Vvilii
t’nnrt, nth t'lrcolt Srttilnoln Cuiiu
O V MFItaNDcN
c | h H *»f Hie I'lrmit i
tjr. Florida allital** In Ndiifuril
Court Seminole Conn
Flurid*
Von «irr ie>|ulr*ol to t'lem! e»r
iinHer in !hlv tijli on or hafnra
en d
lh# ItMh day of sridemi'er IfM.
« I m u ( k t ' l r f pit*
w t l! h r
entered nn«ltmi you
ltn t:# my Imml nnd ***1 a
t"I• «k of ike Akovr I'oliK to wIt
Look akaat bad lk« tail ■minui* ruik a* | i i r i . i <hllilr.<i'i ithnal
Ciri 0ti t 'o tmr1:. #IHi t ’11*•ti 11, Heiiiiuoit
-S S jJJ.
County Fin rid* H»ti *1h day of
theta ((ltd up* IrlRf 'am in . . . and git, vi pl**i*ry of rimt It *ft
Uiuud i ipa f
Iht 11.4 #4 t u t W4—onif ion —will he proud of Now rukhtr
It I' IIFUND* »N
flrrk fill nil l*ou| I
lattia—now "In.lalblt' 4*11 loin. Molt turt lh.» to kotk ft
•Ml \|.t
Of hool wUh ihtta Ihol look nlo*
. wear leng . . . int.ro tool com4mS and kooHh.
ran: i t i t k oa* r i m i n i i
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Lofral Notices
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PHONE V8
ja m e s b .
Alit*.
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING - TYPING
CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE
ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OH
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
r.irr
CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD
TELEPHO NES ISO nnd 1071
The 1952 Dodge
IliHira 404 Sanford Atlantic National Hank Itnlhllng
B ack to School
"Shining Faces”
Shoes Like New
iitaaip: iit>: u n t i l . . lain. 21
I|IH .
'HINT 4UMTII. mil *11 ll. II a H. | I m I*'** rfirll,
tl.AHtWA,
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Meadowhrook 4 Door Sedan
* .*11111 I'umpln ai»t Itavina ti»*m
Ml* *1 *i*ln«l tun In Hi. rir> nil
( f 1 In .**.(
. . im11. 1 1 *'«*',ntv
LIFE SAVERS
Delivers In Sanford
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Ft *rl<l», In Chan* ary, f**r dlvnr*e. I
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of
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M.’ MH Ii:
|: lllvKiln. I’billltlff. l .1 all. IIIMIKi
i i a: mvKUM tidmiiinm. n,r—
Don’t Ignore the wurning aigna.
In thU or any sect ion.
Observe the ru lo n -----When punning ni’hoola,
The Kills d e serv e protection.
for
$2412.
24
Months
SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS
U«C
HER AM)
WANT ADS
TA*i IT fA S Y ---- YOU
!NJU»t A CUSTOM* O f___
Andrew Uarraway Agency
Phono 1011
519 Kant First Street
‘Inmtrsnr* Him Soralto"
114 NOHTII I'AHK
I'MONK 121
By Ray Goite
OZARK IKK
For lie.'anIIn
tk o lo l l n n l t a r tlo o M a l i I .
■II l l . o l i f a pthlloh oil la T h o
.nnfiirU II aontil i
1 Ilia *
U r poo l l . « la to ftla a
1 llam a l » r po* H a t laaoollaa
4 tlla ro
Mr pro l i a r la .r r t lt M
14 tlm ro
4r . r r M at laoovtloa
i r pat ll t o far t o a . l r I ' . a l r a . l
f t to a . r f . fa Ifet 11ao.
itnaklo R a ta e a r U l t r a f a r t Capo
PHONE 148
W aal
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•e iu r n f n r I l i U a r r * i m m * ul a l| im
d r n a k e r l U e r la #«|»#«'i#d to |»at
p riun |(lr*
In
n r d e r f u r mm ta»
•r n i l e r th e heal p u « « H i l r « m l r #
all U n n l
%d« unia t he tn «H|f
►titire im (h e ilap believe (inhit
aatlnn.
nwtlfy
«•• In am ed tnl el *
W e r a n n u t he
•nnre t h n a fine
Una.
I*fr aae
r e a i m n v l b l e fire
In pn rre rt ( ^ i m *
it an #»r«ir nrt-nva la fnnr ml.
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THE
SANFORD
II ERA LI)
t y nnn lln rrj
FLASH GORDON nnd hln ndventnrea In a#ac»
EOR HKNT
WKI.AKA Apartinrnta. 114 W
Klrat Ptrrct. i’hnn* 400-W.
ntw htutar
Way.
f y'hfilrnnm
lllfl Unlnnlnl
| FtlKNINIIKI) titiMlrtti npHiimi'n’
ftotl I'nrk AvrntU'.
| (INK JIKtHtnOM .nttau'- Km
rti.lirrl (fill.(Ml utmith. rrri’ *■!.-i*
trlcily mill wiat ••a S|tt*i Ini |n li tRv F ran Strlhci
tin tint* yt'At'n Irit.r. |( ,1 I'm
toll. Kivr I'ttinf. Mnti'l ti tnlli'o
itoul'* Smforit. Knult* 17 i*U
I THE LON1 HANGER
MICKEY MOUSE
V 7
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writiiiK atntuiK » yp* i li'ii* i»'*l
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aid
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WORK
YVANTED
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HA1IY SITTER. Mi* FMlk.id.eig,
IiCmI referencca l‘h")ie |2UI 1
Di
10- IliiPinrNN I) i»|»im•mill*••••
ill
IVI'KS llullilor.r wore.
It. ti f.imlil.. Hot* a ■ Kre** KatU
o*n'* . Sp**‘*elri Set vit e, I,Ini#
mnl I inlomite ami KerlilUer.
A f.ia n y .
Phona
1 t U M or 4 IM.1
\ V\ N MOW LIDS *)iar penad Bit
• \ • )•*-4 1CpJlIr I'tl. Shuman's, aid
1 Hi. SI
___, __
I'l *1in tun g A .Supplies
11NI IMIi) I‘
) ...ii i u .img A llepnlra
HUSINI.SH ill'l l i ': : I M t Y
W J h i ng /mill Smith Park A VS
is
Phone 60
EXPANDING MARKET
111.K WORK, in "Iny nl rrela.
Wanted
a flmimudlv ie|"Ui
Wall* or floor. Ethan Hnydar,
«il.le prr*»n (••* *• o i. eounl i
In this State i*> v*.I| |la f VitM' 4 1*17 Viuodole St ill bind,*
htislnran of new iiol.inmlle v• t*
dora, dittprmdng a ptoilori tlmi I lilt ll‘S i',.|ii|iinl 1'li‘nnei* "know
lorn" phi * I) Sun (i guaranteed
ha* ainaalliL' pultlte If 1''plam ••
tii'.ltipi noting ii *Hti re you of
anil wide It I* ..........till o d i')
Ibindlm*'' nppeitianee. Phone
tlaftl on radio, lolei nut, in
l»t| lot (re*1 delivery lerviee
magailue* a n d new .pop* i *,
with *ale« running nb**vi a Hul I \W \Y mol llrrhv lied* for
nitilion it month mid in* ten mg
leu* l«v, week or month The
daily. UIILUItUPHVI I lo"* i"
I '.* nil'll* I'i'iilet, I In W lit.
come one of III* m*"l Intiilloo,
pH-* drill *'t v tel vice. 1’elephdrt*
lucccaa atmiea in .........
i p»a
..................
1
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inu hlntory.
i
t
\IH TI HS PEUSfINALH —t i
lit.it
Physical
hv cond Iti**n. oc*
linn are of to*
tin pul l.tnee
l c*t liuine, i' imiI qulft.
(!ou|d to* opetaled withiuit in iMttllKIIN
|!i«tirlnu, Car, r * 'a « o n a t i l 4 .
lorferencii with ymit prevent
'.o'*J W
Jolt Weekly eniniiig* fi<*ln Altai
■ ■—
. .. jg a s
to 41000 per »*'i'k, ilepemllng It
LOST AND FOUND — *4
on number of unit* mid tlit- into
voo are cmpal'l*' of bundling KP.WAKU for mfnrmatlon leading
to i in-til cl y of hike taken ftqm
Thla la your oppollimit y to tie
in fiuut of Kit/ Theater Murtfirm III youi Mil'll will* il pi"
day Anierlriili Flyer, red and
duet that will »>*'•' you on
*
leorii, lieu Uiiii* tire nn riaf
limited earning* with n new
'voeel I'lome H6II-M,
miracle dlttrovery
t'HI.OItO
PHYLL. Kverytwdy ii enn |.***i S i ii Iii Ii ' m* ati el, round, Croaeloiia of Ulll.ilRUI'IIYI.I.
t,*ii Auloniiitie litdle*' wii«t
No nelling or *oli<iling teipiiieil
ivnlrli with alee! hand Reward.
Fartory trained evpeita will
t el imi .1.
eHtnliliah IiuhIui’** mr you If
you run follow ln*tnirtlon* nod 1.1 IS U
Yellow cot nmned "Tom
aupcrviaion of o huge natiotml
my" in Semiliole High Schuol
nrgonUiition with Unit nnd
men. Sc mi on light Tilnd font.
Ilradatreet rating, (Ida oppor
Phono II72-J.
____
tunity can offer yon life-long
l.Y^
AUTOMitlllLKS
—1 |
financial aeeiirlty, (Ireoubnck*
. for aoiiio
(Jreen uyra for
We II liny your car regardless dl
otiiera.
o go or con ill lion,
Thla la not a get - rich - Rulck
l.itllii A Keel Used Cara
scheme hut u honafidc, proven
2nd and Sanford
huslneas that will atund atrlet
Irivestlgiitlnn, P r o f i t a
tin- YtiUR CAR I* worth mora m onst
etpmllrd In vending hlatory. If here. Wo need ctean '47, '40, 40,
you are a peraon wlm can make
'6ii, ‘61. '62 models. HarUy
ami give n definite dectaiou nnd
Wadsworth, (H)l North Orange,
, can take over your area Im
Orlando; Phone H6U7,
mediately after you know the
facta, a prrannal interview
war glkla
with our General Malinger will
with nil neccasorlea — perfect
In* granted you 6I60D. tn |:U)(H).
condition. Equity lilSS.OO - pay
cash required lor retail invenment.* f4(l.<XI nar mu. Phona 701
• torv. Write fully almut youratdf
from 7 to 6, after 0 call 17 .
a J territory preferred. All rePONTIAC
1047 etreamli
• J g a , mmnfldentlal. Box VSM.
t-door, radio* heater, i
( ^ 'S P E C I A L flERVICEH —IT
clean. Sell or trada. 611 E,. 2nd
anytime.
—1 BEAUTIFUL virgin wool afghan,
full bed aix«. Wool coat 172.00.
Sacrlflcu 600.00. Phone lOdO-H.
I.OVELY a bedroom ranch type
homf. Large room". Open Ifni SOLAR Water Heater with roptior
Iace, hreeieway, garage, luunlulling and water tank, i 100.
HI/
fy II4M
tuba,
>| walar ijmhwij
heater, "I'm
*par""
Worth thla much for Junk.
healer, atove, refrigerator, VeHenry Thiliaton, Rt. I, Box 6.1,'
netlan hljndi. IDS t 276 on 17or phono 017-W.
02. Shrubbery, fruit treea. Ilea
•unable, wilt ftnanea. R. J. O r- JALOUSIES—Lifetime Aluminum
—Unexcelled Quality. For llnaurojl, Five Polnta Motel.
ty Periunncnee and Durability,
LARUE THREE HBDROOM
Kail tie for free eatimatea. Talctwo hath home. Atlacherl two car
phone 1126—The Furniture Cen
ter.
garage and workshop on three
nice lota in better acctlnn of
city.. Low down payment. Total LIONEL Electric Train, romplntu
with transformer, track etc,
prico (10,600.
in. 2400 Laurel; phona
Two Imdroom home on lot 100x126.
or tO&O J.
Immediate
poaaesalon. L o w
down payment. Raat Ilka raant. '4 2 .Indian Scout. Motorcycle, f 76.
ROSA L. PAYTON
teraid.
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1110 PARK AVE. SPECIAL—Hollirwood Bcda Com T A IN T IN G • Interior ar exterior
plete 140.60—iHixaprlnga, Innar- . Spray or brush. Ph W. R. Rhan
nprioK miUtrrag, flvn yrtnr. ruoi-.
3177 Tlrkimln .rolled.
ttlf.J HOUSE Trnller, C8 ft. with
nntee, pmntlr h en if hu n r d a.
liath nnd completely enulpneil,
Chooaa your type, pattern and 0111.ANUO Morning Sentinel, Or
lando Fyrnlng Htnr. Call It nipt
Frank E. Henry, Sanford Trail
color. The Furniture Center, tin
er Park.
Ray. 1166-J,
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p *w i-'im-loim, rlennloir A tvaa*
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J. W. HAH., Hrallor
Im;. nlan puitjiMe power plant.
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"Call Halt" Phone 17.14
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cite ftnliheil or uiifiiiiah***l I'*
a few 'J ballroom lunitrt ami one
ff id
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:i bedroom houae left. We ore
at lilt IV P lrd
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not iiuthnriinl Si biilbl any more
i VIlPI NTKIt WOWK
115!6 The Furniture t** oi* '
at the low down payment of
I i -i ii, k repair Julia, or amall
4670.U0 for Navy priaonncl.
l.fi'ldfoir. i'nil .llm 11 IS XI 4
Oaler-Weller llomet. Inr.
i t urner Mellnmlllr and Randolph
It VMili ItKP Vtlt HKRVICR
III I dll Ie Milea at ■ KmnltiiM
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untnare ii ml wi*ik.ho|i on tim e
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t'liiiriirt and lepnlr ivorl*. Krrk
iilv low iliioo iioyment.
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201
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Ilea. It.Kit.
Phone llir>
I MU Park Me.
Sl'K t'l YI.H
I'hilllpi-t'arer
J lledioom Kinine Houae
I.uric
Vahraloa Siding
MvIiik room anil kllehen tilaane.l
i Viiituii Siihuu 416 per 8t|.
nnd aetrened poiehe. Otange
I t Guide f III pri Hu.
t'lly water tlooil .hmle nnd
21 Ii II, \ phnll Shingle (4 40
fmil tree*. I'artnillv furnlahi'il.
AIITIUI.KS YVANTKU
New i ef i Igei nloi nnd rnuue.
Applied hy Kaperla
Plot 170' t ini)', one lilock eml We buy, ae'l k I mile uaed
of IHtrhwnv 17 ti’.'. Pine |&|)l)il.
fur niture Wilaon Mill! I Flint
Slit I IIITY l.l’YllIKn A
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fil.li eatnlillalied tom pnin ho**
in t'MMtrnl Florida. OrlandA
Two lo five acrea of form land,
npeniup for aiilraninii in S*ioi
tv.illpnper
sod Foal WarhI'leareil ami .lied preferred t'nah
iinle mnl VnJ>i• In Uoiiot i on1i
oirl'fii Si Ullnltdo 2.61111,
Iniver wnitlnp
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limited, I.yon I \ t;*i«d* • *no
l \ i i hi yooi loriil hank
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ninii' f will* IIIIVM WAI.I.ACE,
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liiy Set VIi e SnofordYvenua
Apply in pel a»n t wlmol.
m»d 2nd Sheet
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Nn |.f*t» nr rhllilrrn (ill I’nrk.
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NAVY I’KHHONNKI.
TUX KUO FKKUS. Uomplele line
NAAH t'rr.nnrifI Only, Avnllalilr
Hunt'* Toledo Feed Store
Now Twn htdroont Itotmro, rloi*
I'SFU
ITRKS IIIMI up
Uae,|
lt!r klliltCn, htrakfu.l h»r.
auto tuliea, 6th* up. rlrealone
.rrrn iril porch, crrtntlr (Ho
Store*, III K 1st Hi
bath. 176.1)0. Phonn llf8J'
1 BKDKOOM iinfiiniblinl lintitr. TRAVKHHK Kahnalon lloda 21"
l,i 1Ho”. Snikarlk (ilaaa ami
hitchfat ftirnltboil. I.nrkn fenrril
Puinl Un.
In yaiil. Prefer connlr with
rhllilri'n. Phone UKIS \v
Kiee
Kira - Fret
IrtB MONTHLY for larg* te a
lliiff*i Rental
Itcdroi'tti furnlalied npmtmenl.
with
(luitaira with acreeneil porch.
By W all Dlanei
Piireliaee of Paata Wag
170n MmkhoMr Avennt', phone
at
T ’aew A V B t m s v\ee-WAtp>3 vvkJO mave n : i i m i .i
Senknrtk l!la»* A Paint Uo.
p LUREP AW TWO COMPANIONS TO TUB1?
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VENETIAN IIUN1IH
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Write lto» M. I. n o llfltlil
Aluminum *laia, rollon nr pin*
Hr inpe* f'omplela repair »er
• M'ARTMKNT two Inrirr loom*
1101 Kienrh Avenue
HEm I n o I iK VENETIAN III,INI)
VparlnienlN, ill6 PtalmeUo Avn.
COMPANY
Phone unu-W.
420 Meat 2nl
Ph. 1162 W
UnfiirnUlmd Apl. Inqnin* Mil Cel HUIlUKU THKKH and »our orange
ary Avt*.
miraery alork
Alan imigli
lemon, r|eo ami aweet hipldeil to
Apartmenl*. fnrnl.heij, mnl tali
older. Orlando l.lvtxlock Cumfurni4ht:il. Plume 167.
pnny, lleai I'nik, Florida.
TWO furnllhed room, willt hot
•MAHTKHCflA F'l
Paint*. *2.60
A colil wader. Cnlt 1110 H
gal.
ARMY
NAVV
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Beautiful four room hou.n, nil
By hfort Walker
Phone 1.121
ehretrie Kitchen, fully equipped. .110 Hanford Ave.
Adult, only, Call H2U-M.
OIL FURNAUKH-lly Kreiky.
Wall, Klooi ami Flmdace.
KURnT s IIKP ■pamiitni. Private
M. (i. IIOlHiEH
bath. Ailnlti. (Mnrk'ii TonrUt
Phone 121
Court-1 block .titilh of City I AY \y. Ini HI.
Manila, Orlan'lu lllway.
BUY A new guaranteed walcli for
26* weekly. Write ’’Watch",
Niro ronmt, heat In'ila, ijutrt, neat
Ho* 622, Unytona llearh, Flor
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Daytona Rocks Mighty DeLand Red Hats Out Of Play-Offs
Gttsque, I s l a n d e r s
Blank H a t s, 7-0;
Pnlntka D e f e a t s
Beach B i r d s , 0-0
Seminole
GriddersWill Begin Contact Practice Thi
THE HANFOKD HERALD
Pag* 6
Monday Sept. 1, 1952
DeLand'*
Incnmpnrnlile
Rod
Hal*, who swept tliruti|(h the FJ..rId* ■Stale League n* though it wm
an “E" circuit *hl- yiur,
have It In the play-off* n> they
crumbled liefore Davtom. Henri,
for the M-roml slrnigl.t night. 7 R,
In Daytona lust night.
Him Ei| Ga'que, whose iimiirinir
lait half spurt put him in the 29Kami' winning rlrcle, blanked thu
Hat* nil a measly seven hits The
shutout win was the secnml
Straight for the Islnndcrs, fourth
litre finishers in the season stand»£/•, itoil thus eliiuiiinleii me lin t'
fiom the Hhnu«hnessy nlny-nff ,
earning Daytona the finalist Imrth.
The Islanders mlmlnistereil a
8-0 licking to llel.nnil in the Inltlnl
contest Saturday night to spell the
beginning of the end for the peren
nial FRI, winner*.
Daytona now fare* the winner
of the Jnx Itearh-I’nlnlkn prelim
inary aerie*, which might he determined tonight If the Axnica* could
repeat their 0-0 win last night over
the Hen lllrd*. Saturday’s opening
gamebetween the two club* was
poitponed because of rain.
The He* lllrd* mult win the n
malnlng two tills in 11." prelirninnry set In order to gnln u final
lierth with the Islanders, otherwise
I'alatka will survive tu play thu
T h e Sports
R egister
f
r*.
Ffll, |*1,A Y-OFF HE HIES DAT \
(fin al)
W. I..
I’d .
Daytona
2
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Def.and
••
2
hint
I’alatka-Jus Mend. Series
W. II'cl.
I’alatka
l
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>MO
Jax Heart.
0
I
WM1
flame Tonight
Ja* lleacl. at I’nlatkn
The preliminaries are two game,
out of three. The tw., winners will
)lay a four out of seven series lot
r.he championship.
Daytona Heath got I It hits .>11
H l M Hll
ft I \
t l -r la *»f | | je< mil ni.inled fmeus in lust WednrsDel.arul slnrtlng I’ltcher Jim W k
erv ami Dick Dotson, who relieved iliiy ul^hl MMf.fii i imihi’ 'Aith tl i Jiinior Ameiin.ii Legion. John
hint In the fifth after Vickery gave Km ill. 1* M, tut*t in t l>*‘■n • nllt'il •ml at second lu.se when he tried
up four runs. Third Hnseiimn Le tu •*11 t*fi It ii «ktut I*• inti* n ilmiUlu, I'T'-yd Pi.li.ier, neroiul from left,
roy Irhy hit a homer with one man
complains nhoui lit. decisn.r. to bn., in.pire Jock Htnndifer, secund
from right, wl.de Slim (iullowny, ilyi. liter to reason with Htandilvr.
The Oldtimcr* lo.il to the Legion, H-o
Jameson Photo
Florida's Gridiron
Candidates Begin
New Season Today
D eL an d W ins FSL
P e n n a n t I5v I lu g e
W /z L am e M a rg in
seven losses in
TalalkH sen red
fifth itmii.it and
eighth.
Dvl.ainl
Ml.st'skv, SK
Hr*e*eke, cf
Cade, ill,.
Huberts, tli.
Ilfvwster, 21.,
Dunne, e
Panoa, if.
Clarirn. If
Miller, If.
Vickery, p.
a-Dolhon
Totals
Daytona lleuch
Haller, *s.
Renner, ’Jh.
Cook, rf.
Deary, rf.
T**now, If,
Pollard, lh.
Irby, Hb
Rucker. 3h.
iltn rlq 'i, e.
(la»t|lle, p.
HII.VLK HITIINUH ol’,
Thoj
I tcLnnd Red Hid. woo thru sec
ond d in I)tId Klin nil. Stole l.eug.lo
l.i-iil.l.ut II, tin- 1952
wldcl.
i-iime to .to end Kiidiiy night.
The Class D cl.di, wl.nl. nisi,
won Inst vent's post sens.in pinyoffs, hud i. Ifd . pome iiurgltl
Ilenrh over second plnre Jacksonville
lle.ich ill the ovcnill -tiiudings.
I'll* I'nhilkn An.Ici.s finished t lilt at f
WU on,I il,,- Di.yioi.o It, .o h I'l .rulers t
no, Inoil), |o, idnccs to iIII-, year's
I nh ,ft. playoffs
1,1 nooning gomes HnlU.dr.y
night nf u best linen ol live scries
Ibi.toi.i. II* i,cl. f,l,i) ..I ,.1 11, l.ui.il
I'.dnlka i.l .In, k miii die lli ncli.
S.-rnnil IIn II Slnnillilg*
it nil I led I’i t
nil’
If,'I
III
/».•<♦»
Hi I
I II
liij
.2*18
Sri.snu HI,..nil..its
Di l.nnd
III
701
fili ,r.Hn
.11. Mvill.r tl.ncl.
fit.
ruin
I'idnikn
r.iiit
Dnyloim llcm-l.
r.n
.r.n
2.1
i iiimeuv.lle
'*1 In Inin
117 no i
711 . I7H
Hanford
l.cedmrg
a I .1182
I '(.Cl...
in
.1101
HI. Augustine
:i7
Hi. Augustine i.ud liuinesvllle
dropped mil during I lie season
bremnm of filuilnd.il ilifflrnUles.
Total*
ilM 12 27 I I
DeLand
timi ootl mio- 0
Daytona lleach
(MX) (HO !|0g- 7
II—Cook 2, deary 2, Pollard 2.
Irby, K—Muatransky, Cade, llnh•rU , Urowstar, Vickery, Halim.
RRI—Tesnow 2, ltucker, Irhy 2,
dasijue. Dll—Haller, lilt—Irby.
DP— Heitner, Pollard and Haller.
J-jft—Deland 0, Daytona Hesrli t).
HO—off (lastpi* 4, Dotson I. HO
—by Vickery 8, Gasque 7, Dutton
2. HO—Vickery 8 In 4 2-:i In
nlnva 4r. WP—Vlck*ry 2. I.oicr
—Vickery. 0 —llurkhnrt, Htie. and
K tttlai. A—l.fifiU. T—2:211,
PaUtka
I-op**, cf.
Millaitd, 2b.
X an ab ’n, If.
Smith, rib.
Plrll*. rf.
Bond'm’r, «*.
Hlld’brM, lb.
Poiton, c.
Pannton, p.
Total*
J a t Beach
Trump, rf.
Korfonta, 2b.
Treadway, cf.
Clift, lb.
BobarUon, «.
Yount, 9b.
Cplaon, If
U*M Holds Special
“Kicking" Practice
MIAMI iAV— Special kicking
drills worn planned today as I lie
University of Miami football loam
began practice for Hie 1032 season
Coarii Andv dtislnfson said
tw lccndoy kicking drills would he
held lo find players who can pmd
kick exlra point* and do the team's
kicking off.
Elmer Trrinont graduated nnd
.Inlmny How i* elnled to go Into
Ibe Army anon, leaving Miami
without ii senumifd kicker.
(iiislaftoii plans two workout*
dally to get the squad in shape
tor Hie flral game with El. Jackson, H. C., In Hie Orange flow)
two weeks from lonlgld.
IlIHI'I.INdllOIE
VALDOSTA UP - H il l y (Inodlno Jr..
V o iu H ia
C o u n ty
ZJtSAi
...
H*
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fall.
Some solace can he derived from
the return of All-EFC Terry Cor
dell, who will be buck tu command
tin- center chore* In his Inimitable
driving manner. Then, too, Junior
Metis tins returned with nnothta
year of grid experience under hf^
li.lt. Melt*, whose power-churning
little legs rolled up 350 yards last
year, ranked second tu the Incoinii.rnhle Ed Cordon. The petky
pi.ri
lltll halfback from l.ake Monroe
was the best runner fur average
on the 198! Feds with a 8.4 r e
cord, belter than 2 yards n try
tlmn Gordon's I.l percentage.
The DID*
Melts
list of five
field players
turning
fro
Ittr.l. Ed Lockett
who start"d seven
nf in go mis Inst
sen sun will
lh# tup eoniendiq
fur un.- uf
hulD.nrk
p o sts
with It uiiind Ieci u.is,
. in in y Fred Gana*
Wade nod Gi n# Eitrldg*, flguriiy'
in Die fight
*
Husky Hay Dnvls, 185-nound
lu.llbnck. is being given a full trial
nt the fullback slot. The unpre*
dtcluhle .Hemliude nthlete, who
plnveit vnrstty lunketbi.il last year
win i. he wu n't running in and out
span* or-piny er cnnli ibuttoo.
of imu-ii Knit Dimas' doghouse,
■I. General fund for league to wilt lu.ve lo show his medal lo
pay uinplrrs by passing t. lint ot km-p hi.s priority over Die fullback
games.
'pl.t .
6. Rent representatives to City
While Davis isn't us Idg ns Gor
Commission lo present aogg.o.- don Itnv i-* solidly built and ha*
tions for improving pi..table nil the potent inis to develop Inlof
bleachers wldcl. could he Inins In. i holier lug fullback of Ihe first
planted tn Ibe new propuied pull order.
and a request fur slight .inin n ■
Juke Howell nnd Joe Hutchison
merit in Lakefront Dinmuhd light-. nr.- the two likely con tenders for
These points of discussl.ii. ar* the qliuile. Iiack position. Doth are
not listed here l<> rrilirire uny returning uionogrnmers from 1081.
one group or persons, bill rather Iloti tu sun iii.i tlie edge on Howell
In' the interest of proim.liug lii si/.- and weight, standing close
heller softball for Hanford next to six. feet nnd lipping the scale*
year. We want lo roogratnlr.tr at 175 Howell mi ihe other hand
Ihe (Tty for Improving the play has the advantage over Hutchison
ing field* and erecting Ihe l.rtke- in speed nnd agility.
front scoreboard.
The line 'Ituutinli i.t SH.S sesrf
While w« nr# In n rongrn'u a Ini more confused to Ihe average
Intory mood, we would like to onlooker and even the coach**.
throw ii bouquet of ros,s to alt Dull three regulars from 1981 are
the teams and sponsors In Imth back. Cordell will Imve the ln*id«
Hie men's nnd girls' sofih'ill liHt'k oil the center duties with Joe
league this summer for singing ITekeus back again ut Ids tackle
a successful season.
pueitioi. and Harry Hyrd manning
The Importance of the Luke- one of the ends. At best one can
front Diamond to Hanford us a list the experience linemen at their
community sport* center cm. best l.oslti.ms nml lenae Hid reit up to
he attested hy the fact that nearly Ihe fnu In decide.
200 men, girl* and boy* partici
Ends — Bvril, Hul.l.a Blshce,
pated In thrae organised hniit.nlI
leagues from early spring through Jimmy Fox and Calvin Wrlgl
I'lrkens, l)on Colvin,
the summer. The Lions Junior Tackles
ImseliMlI league with (15 Iri.vx'ldny-[ i.nit Ji.lin Curler Guards — Hu*t*ll
ed its entire league schedule there, Muon |(u i' lluiinum. Center —
The girls’ and men’s »..ftlis|| ,dr. Cordell.
There will be quantity tu the
cull this summer provided plnv
for about 120 pi-pole. Their re line with 2‘t other players vying
quests should merit some eon fn. the forward wall yosltiona but
sldcrntioi. from the City foi in. I. • yet S. ml.loll- e,» Douches Hill
pruveiiient to Die I.nkeftonl I).-v- Kb ruing i.i.d Gr.un« have not vet
moinl in next vein's recreational seen i. iiy quality. The next three
weeks slumld tell the story.
budget . . . fillls.
D R IV I
IN
T O D A Y
FO R
1. I’, e • season urganlxatlnuul
meeting of all team ami sponsor
icplexentatlve* to draw up simple
by-laws which will ha binding on
all cluhs us lo the number of play
ers on each roster, nlayer* who
are cllglhlu for the play-off* and
what team* will ba lu the play
offs.
2. At this mealing an agree
ment for paying umpires to insure
their presence lit tho games nnd
thus rnis* the quality of officials.
3. I'lirchase of uniforms by
sponsors fur team* or by joint
T H IS
September
Special
For only
$3v95
Florida’s Gators Have Largest
Gridiron Turnout In Conference
.litA.v;
. v-’v
He RENT CHETLAIN
Culminating two weeks of light
conditioning anil fundamental work
over 80 Seminole High School
gridiron hopefuls will get down to
the more serious business of con
tact practice this week In prepara
tion for their challenging eightgame football campaign that will
commence here on Friday night,
Hetd. 2(1, with Eustls.
This morning the entire Celery
Fed grid ensemble wus Issued Its
full dress uniform and equipment
at Ihe -SHS locker rooms. Front
now on shorts and “T" shirts will
be taboo on the Fed gridiron will,
the bulky protective pnriiphcrnnlla
the order of the day.
Local grid cx.erts and coaches
iave painted a
rather
dubious
future for I hie
year's
younger
and lighter foul
hall edition
.Seminole
High
School.
Sanford's
ors, realising that
thev cannot hope
to field nil eleven ____ ______
as strong ns the llt.M team, think
that hy approaching the -cusen
with pessimism they will him
nothing to lose nnd everything to
H u ig r K t r d So lu tio n s
K o n n o l C lu b
1 Hssty Hattie 5 1 Cun Do
.
—Jameson Photu
Hemlmile Mine players niinrtiialed the gala tddtlm.-r* night gums
ITHHT RACE - 8-l6th» Mile
2 Rlpluy KliyD.mil (lid Hkcet
at Memnrlnl Slndlum wilh n belwren games show. Henor Jorgo
(First Half Dslly Double)
3 Shy
Rhy N'ytnpli
7 Dp Lato
Hivero sings to tl.u iiccmnpaiiinieiu of senoritn Cldco tlonxnle*. left 1 Spike Martin 8 Rrilliaiil Try
4 Fre»h Guy
HHun Master
while Krunklln lle.lenbaugh, left, holds Iha lillke.
2 De*ert W artior il Sliowinvmrw
il Tom It
7 Aiinvll*
4 Measure Up
8 Smoky Frank
SECOND RACE—8*l6ths Mile
(Second ilslf Dally Double)
1 C»|>tnln Swift 8 Summors Roll
2 Lucky Wish
HGreen Beans
.'i Tonto Step
7 Decisive
4 KIIiImv
8 No Never
THIRD RACK—8-l6ths Mile
Hy STEIILINH SI.APPKV
i mii advice ol a physician who
8 l.nuefsx
ATLANTA 14s- Foolball season warned him ugalnst aggravating 1 Seven Five
O N i T^
2 Klir Shock
0 Headlined
opened today but you would hard the year old head Injury.
!l
Jolly’s
Pride
7
Brave
Judy
ly have guem-d It front all the
Fifty • nlno men reported to Wal 4 Dill Piper
8 Pack's Prla#
football work accomplished.
ly Hutti at Georgia — a small
HACK—8-lglha Mile
For Ihe moat port Southeastern •quad by usual Georgia standard* 1FOURTH
Fast Uombcr 6 Never Tacky
Conference squad* and cnachei The top
to- battery
L-“ -“ In
■- the
-* ----SEC*Is- Pas- 2 Harbor Roach (I Roll Andy
pul cm Ihrlr best looking uniforms ler-Ou________
P. M.
artcrback ____
Zeku llrutknwikt U Winged War\»r 7 Never I.Lose
and Iheir beM in miner* to show and 'End
Harry llnbcock About 10 4 Your Hostosa 8 Painted Desert
off for Hie sake ot publicity.
Races
freshmen are expected to see var
FIFTH HALE—9-Ulhe Mile
Newspapermen and photograph sity service with Georgia llila fall. 1 How Lovely
8 Never Tacky
er* swarmed over most nf the
Tha largest squad showed up at 2 Imaygo
A Ed’s Financier
practice field* In the 11-team Florida — some 80 men and not II Powder#Paint 7 Tryout
SmiHienslern Conference. Half- an experienced quarterback among 4 Cuslieen
B Uerommo
bark* worth Himisnnili of dollars them. Rlrk Caiare*, lull fullback
SIXTH HACK—3-l8ths MUa
n* drawing card* this fall were deluxo, ha* shifted lo quarter a* 1 Re pot u
8 Rompln Rad
posed diving head* flrit toward replacement for Haywood Sullivan, 2 Rug's Gal
tl Pin Oak
cameramen and giant tackles were now a pro baseball player. Plor* .IJelco
7 Golden Imaga
photographed from angles to make Ida’e top playar doubtlessly 1* 4 Rural Figure 8 Ph When Re'dy
them look larger sUU.
Tack * Charles LaPraild.
SEVENTH RACE—8-lit ha Mila
Several coaches got In their
Bill Edwards at Vanderbilt, 1 No Problem
SEbli.
moaning and groaning early and looked for 86 — Including la aen- 2 Footnote
fl News Report
a few of them had aomsthlng to lors, nlno Junloari, 32 sophomore* 3 Way Blass
7 La Bu-Tt*
groan about. MluDiIppI State and and two freshmen.
4 Sharp Tim
8 Black Faro
Tuluno aren't a* good as they usu Kentucky alerted work on learn
EIGHTH HACK—(t ilth s Mil#
ally are. Auburn ahowed tremen ing more shout the single and dou 1 Blue Apollo
5 Hern It*
AKucha
dous Improvements last fall but ble wing formations. Last year 2 City Cousin
3 Ha Ro U
7 Twinkla To*
thu Plainsmen itlll^are weak at Bear Bryant used the "T",
4 IMyertV Pa’ant 8 Flashy Dude
sevcra^ vlial points.
P. *
NINTH RACE—8-1110* MU*
Tennessee losses by graduation,
1 Spike's Pai
8 Karol Cao
RKGQTTA
especially among offensive play8 Dalby
AExclaim
er*. wa* heavyy nnd theVoU moat
„
SARASOTA lA—Bad luck dogged 3 Brave Dody
7 Orsy Topper
likely won't icoro anything like u J , e k griffin, Miami, for a long 4 Cross Walk
8 Jovial Sara
many point* this fill. Ill# Vola time in the annual Labor Day re*
TRNTH RACK—Beach
-neecn Caere*
tear**
though, will be stronger d
g ilta hare than he bounced back
(Third Haeind KHmlti«tU«u>
BH
aively.
L e a v e * Y e llo w C a b
to win the free-for-all race against 1 Band Song
6
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8 Need
.. . « K ;
O f f ic e 6 :5 0 P . M .
3K ..1J-. Marie
------- w ai disqualified In two
Tech and strannTy Ur
its o r tha suicide class than
cured last October. Ji
're d h k craft, the LaUahae, to
h j » ft«
gave up foothiUi over th#
i &e#*fu«U class win.
III It 27 IS Iced off Imill y on Ihe lust lup nf
ab. h. u. a, hi* i|iu<«t for u fifth consecutive
4 0 1 0
victory In the 12th annual Jack
4 1 4
8 Oliver invitational golf tourna
8 0 1 0 ment. He lot! with a 94 • hole
* 0 14 I score of 110.
8 0 2 0 Neat was Hnrvie Ward, Atlanta
8 1 0 0 amateur tltllat, who tired hi* (re
8 0 H 0 am) Tarbnro, N. C.. the British
0 0 2 8 ond straight 70 for 219
9 I 0 It
Precocious
Don
BliplInRhoff
"Upped to 74 In (ho third round,
. Total*
i
20 ~S 27 17 but the 17 • year • eld Orlando.
HQ 020—fl Fla., ace sllll had a 217, goal
ilatka ------- .......
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iasialdan,
1th, Pirlla, 1‘ennlnfton. K—
J ^m4}f«y, Robertson, Uvarto.
OZARK EAGLES
Lopes,
Kataablan, Hmlth,
OZARK, Ala. I * - The Oiark
Eagle* are fulltime ebamph
the Alabama . Florldi
League.
a j i f j J I J I ____
t victory over Pat
nnlng- a 10-t
Tha victory gave Uw
■nd Buck.
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GAINESVILLE iM - The tfnlver
viiv ol Florida Marled another
fonlbul! season today with 8u can
didalei on hand
Hut Coach lkib Woodruff ha*
».dd hr had mluhly little high powered material In work wilh —
and Unit experience would prob
ably he so Iona coming it wouldn’t
lie kurprlilnu If tbo (Tatora didn't
win many game* this year.
'I he viun>l opens against Stetson
Sepl 2u The dnlnra liave a lu
v’nriic seusuu nnd Wooorulf recently indicated lie figured they'll win
maybe four — although lie said
. the l.iilurs would go uut Hghling
nnd hoping each lime
i 'm
euplaiu* Charles l.al'raild
and lloliba Ware head t. leiilutlvi.sunrtil of ?.V seniors lo juniors, 31
si.pht.n.oies, H.rce freshmen amt
one junior college transfer. Of lids
group 2d are lellermeu
Woodruff'* l.ig);esl proldem Is a
repinren.etd for (Jourterl.ack Hay
wiswl Hullivuu wl.o quit lii play pro
l.uxehAII The coach says he doesn't
know whirl kind of fortnalhm he'll
have until he llnds his quarlerhack.
flick Casan*. Tampa fullback,
is living gummed for die |H).*itlon
nnd will nrobaldy play. If the Ar
my doran l call him lint fred Hobiiunn. SI. Pelcrsl.iirg, Doug Dick
ey. Qaincivllle and leverni other*
will probably Ihi cornj>cting
Hy KENT CHETLAIN
Sports Editor
Al Wilson'* liHiiqui-t for Ida
City champion Wilsoii-Mslcr «oftJjtill tram turnnl out to he soundIru; lioerd for the future course
of diamond hull in Hunford la>t
Thursday night at the Anchor Inn.
The dinner and speeches after
wards hrgon In typical fashion,
honoring the team, l.nl the suc
ceeding discussion wound up with
every person airing their sugges
tion* and criticism of the soft],all
league this year.
This construrtiv* discussion
brought out msny very good
and practical ideas that we
think should he Ihe basis fur any
future soflhsl) organisation In
Sanford.
It is to the
credit of Andrew
Stine, who pres
ented the Hill
Hardware ’
c h u m |. i o ii
ship trophy, fui
engendering this
type of rewanl
fur ll.s- wlim.-ri
of this year*!
City Title. It i>
also to the eredll
of Wdson
......... .............
bringing about un opportunity for
nil iiis players lo express tln-ir
suggestions for u bigger mid even
better Kuflhall circuit In Sanford
next season.
We would lihe to thank th"
Wilson-Male; team nnd Al Wilson
for the oppo. Imiity „f I,ring pres
ent and able lo Ink.- part it, tin ir
Interesting discussion.
The puu.ts in question, if writ
ten In their entirety would lake
ninny column* to fully nir. Hut we
feel their importance merits n(
least Ihe beurcst attention hero.
Criticism of ■ program, or
any other thing for I hat m attrr,
nrron.plisl.es nothing unless II
is nreompntiled by a construct
ive um| prurlirnl solution. This
wi.s the case last i'lti.rsdny
night. I here were not any hnlfrocked dreams piesri.led hilt
simple suggest ions 11. hI could lie
carried out with the slightest
co-operation hy all Ihe team
player*, sponsors and lh* (Tty.
To state the fundamental points
nf the discussion simply wo will
first list the criticism and fallow
Il will, the suggesHuii.
I. Criticism. Lack of_ com|
xmjBl*
il*to
organisation of lh* league. I'lnyera ..nil msioigt-rs were not fully
Informed nt the beginning of the
season ns lu who would he ... thu
play-offs, number on the roster,
who was qualified to piny.
2. The lack of iid.-quHtc umpires
who could control the situation*
field.
tutul lack of ...'nt,
propel ly Identified uniforms for
all players on enrli team.
I. Luck of adequate and safe
sealing for fans in stands mol the
poor lighting facilities on the
Lnkefri.nl Diamond.
6. I'our backstop screen.
Over 50 Celery F e d 1 The loss of 12 lettennen for tb |
1981 iiegregntion cannot be written
Pigskin H o p e f u l s otf
lightly, particularly ill light
lh# fnct that All-East Florida
Are Issued F u ! I of
Conference stars Walter Rauth,
Wh.-lel.cl uml t.ile-driving KJ
Equipment T o d a y Mike
Cordon .tie n.noi.g the misting this
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P*|e I ____Monday Kept. t. IftSl
School Not Only Teaches History
f jalL?T ?sIS Wot H«s Long, Interesting One Itself
! Rush N ot Too High
NEW
ly M. V. IYRHI
Written Mepeelol/y /or Ceafrnl
Pr«u and Thli Newspaper
WHEN JUNIOR and Little flit
ter tralpae hack to achool to reeumo t h e i r September-to-J u n e
battle with the No. 1 bane of child
hood, Old Man Etl V. Cation they'll
naturally r a a u m e acquaintance
wllh that adjunct to the Three IVa
—tho history book.
What Junior and Little Mater
won't realise la thnt their achool,
Itneir, haa quite a history, a very
long one, too, though the building
Uiel houses It may be of very recent vintage.
The grammar school, In fact, la
one of our oldest Institutions. It
go** all the way heck to Ihe iliya
of Alexander the Great, when the
dreeki flrat thought of the Idea of
letting aalde a piece to teach the
youngetera to read and to writs
and, perhape, tn add and aubtract.
lie fore that time, leechere came
to the homes of Ihe wealthy to Inatm et tha children much ae tutors
do today. Tha grammar achool Idea
wos taken up by Rome In the
Third Century H. C. The Roman
name for ft waa a real Jaw-breaker
—Orommo/odMaifc.i/erou/
A teacher of ancient times wa*
something of a traveling salesman
of education ■■ witness fit. Augus
tine of Hippo who wrote tha fam
ous Coa/esefon*. He waa n schoolmaster In Rome, Milan and Carth
age before he waa Imputed In 33T
A. n.
Up to the HI a l h Century the
schools had secular administra
tion. Then they pissed under ecclraliatlcel control and thus It waa
that the flret grammar achool In
England waa founded shortly after
the conversion of the hcnlhen Eng
lish.
• • •
IT IH only natural (hat In Colon
ial time* American g r a m m a r
Till NIW AND THI OtD-Conlroit »rienllflcolly-d*il*n*rf, perfectschools were dominated hy llrlllsh
ly-llflhl«d ultra modern tthaol room In Joliet, III., (above) with
tradition and practice, Mince the
one-room log cobin ichool built 169 years age at Btadllng, Pa.
textbooks were printed In England,
Even nftcr the Revolution there
was little c h a n g e In Amerlran ly lighted wllh worse ventilation. ment of Edward Eggleston’s clas
school curricula and m e t h o d a, Then mine tho four-room school sic Itoonicr Nchotihnaitcr If t h a t
though the textbook* were nov. which hod a crnlral hall running worthy c o u l d see some of the
through It. Next came tho two- grammar school* of today w i t h
printed over here.
Not until the Twentieth Century story school wllh n second door their 1-n ratio of window to floor
did many of today'* Ideas on edu which was a duplicate of the first. space, the fluorescent I n d i r e c t
W i t h the appearance of the lighting, gymnasiums, swimming
cation begin to make themselves
three-story achool, com* the as pools, dining rooms, line libraries
felt,
While there la quite a difference sembly hall which usually occu and th at miracle—the microphone
between the old "hickory stick" pied the top floor. Most of these on the principal's desk connecting
method* and education as It la to early multiple-mom schoolhousei lo loud speakers In each classroom
day, It'* ateu a great Jump from were crowned wllh a cupola which enabling her to address the entire
the LltUe Old lied School House contained the school bell—an Item student body atmultnneously.
to the gleaming glass, atone and that haa. alas, largely disappeared
Yea. school Isn't at all aa It waa
brick temples of learning of today. along with Ihe base burner alove In Great Grandpa's day—or even
For m a n y years a grammar at the tuck of Ihe room.
G randpa's-and what a break that
school waa a one-room nffalr, poorOne can well Imagine Ihe amass- Is fur Little Sister and Junior!
By SAM DAWSON
YORK bR-It'a already
school In Iho nation'*
thla year the bill for outtog your brood for the pursuit
education »houldn't he a* pelnil a t tael year.
Clothing and »hoe price* are
thla fall a* compared wllh
Both manufacturer* and re1, however, are stressing
high fashion number* for Ihc
with price tag* high rnrnnh
ve dad a twinge In hi* wallet
iini merchant* already report
bait eeaion ever In *ate* of
I for the reluctant icholar*.
Indargarten on up to college,
aaa-aga fashion shows have
1 b tlt eaiion ever In *lle* of
for a number of More*
_ the country.
*r merchant* look for * big
after l.*bor Day. They
■I tales lo college stubave been the chief laggard*
n
York alore* aeem lo be
g the nation Several report
■ (o • achool htislnes* alarled
lew thla month, didn't get up
IN n (team until tail week, and
WM’t hit III stride until next week
) tb a y add that New York's school
' Iking tale* always are stow
rt*». New York parenl* Jusl
I t flee II until school I* ready
the reit of the nation. Dun
adatreet report*. "Rack-to
promotion* attracted spirit
reeponie."
■flies certainly ought In he heller
l MU
“ i jre*r. There will he D* million
more children enrolled In nubile
M i private achool* and college.)
UtM year (ban Insl.
Biggest gain I* In elementary
lehoola. The big war Imhy crop
11 already Iherr This year the
record crop of hut moves Into the
■-year old, or kindergarten, stage
’ Dr. Karl J Med rath, U. N com
mUalonrr of cducnllon. say* the
schools ought Id have iw.ncxi new
claiarooma, lo take care of the
MJU.OOOpupil* thla fall, I.Atm.Ooo
more than a year ago
In oulflltlng these 2tl million,
merchant* report heat sale* volume
aofar -ha* been In collon shirt*
d flannel linen dungaree* for Ihe
ft, and In plaid rollon dre**e*
curduroty jumper* and aklrt* for
tttft girl*.
Teenage sal?* arc reported
I, MJ.000 In Ihe secondary school*
mla year, 99,000 more than last.
6
filouneH Of Varied
Styles Are Popular
The blouse furnishes the en*
luma touch In separate*, |tn char' ha* changed from ela**le to
rived—II I* dcalgnntcij to give
ouldrd torao line with full
a, or to carry nut the cany,
loose middy line wllh slim *klrl*
[ Wrapped midriff* or "fascia"
blouse* combine wllh full skirl*
Rl both casual and dre**y fnl.rlr*.
The rlh* are wrapped snugly—
lieually an over-blouse to the
WileL
1 'the tweeter blouse, middy cut.
Mug* the hip* and !h must case*
‘ n he ehnwn wllh nr without .
ill, adapting In many figure
lea. In wool Jersey, It I* either
straight as a die, depending on
Urn figure t o ................
break
thi waistline—or l»
m k at the
to an hour gl*** curve
define* the torso.
I* loom) ovrrhlousn I* n new
* Jn slri* .
fur rastial
dnatlnns. The poncho ami
tk aro two term* you'll ho »»••
“tn# poncho wllh ruffed cutp neckline and *llt side seams
o?t enough to *how without a
or with a ihlittall, helled In.
!#
*. el»«n*egt garT.
card gan neck•birred full from the ilimddwhich you will ate either
nor belted.
>• P0'V. ih lrt has aged for fall
bo talking "grandpa1*
g
t
&
Alpaca Pile Coat I» Tapered Pants Are
Flattering In Style
Popular Fall Attire
For nil-round enmpu* and every
day wenr, drHignvd to "go place*"
from football game to frnt dance,
both college anil career girl ac
claim the alpaca pile coat. For
fall, 1952, the luxury pile rout I*
styled up In n youthriil.hut-anphl*t(rated manner. Thl* Is exempli
fied hy Ihe high-placed nmrtlngale. Color Is rampant In the*"
gale,
thick, wrappy, easy-wearing rust*
ranging
from Mark to oyster
rangli
whites, beiges and honey browns
whllei
____ _
shirt*
hn*oni
coltarl
vcralo
bosom
era.
Add
wool j
|ar ai
poke c
juinpo
latlon*.
The success of tapered pants In
slimmer style* i* a strong fac
tor in even mote consideration of
frmlnine lines in developing pants
fashions. Thla fall, curved hip* and
waistline* are a factor to make
[Hints llntterlng to the young ternmine figure.
The held I* divided into dressy
uiiil casual versions, hut trouser*
lire a* carefully tailored, and eoortllnated with costume accessor
ies as any ladylike skirt ever wa*.
In sportswear, morning striped
corduroy "cnlf-sklnner*” tako a
geometric.printed roidoroy waisteunt, nr a man-tailored shirt In
while jersey with soft four-lnhand tie. Ankle-high tapered cor
duroy trouser* are matched with
During wnlst-length poncho, sill
lit the side*.
Ilressv versions—velvetern or
velvet
tapered trousers—have
high rise waistbands or tuxedo
stripe of braid to make them dif
ferent from that pair of old slack*.
There are lust a* many name*
for these as there *re length*—In
cluding the gruesome term "re
formatory shorts," "House pants"
(to the knee)| T»-length trousers)
calf-skinners are others.
In deep tone* of wines, greens,
mid blues,
Tho lopper suit In builtv fnlirlr*
Is nnolher styled up practical
fashion for the young crowd. Of
ten shown with fur touches. It
serve* many purposes, Bulky,
imldiy, liruslieil mid curly surfneo
coatings | ii 1 1>-It Jewel shades (of
ten em sst^ with lilnck) are lynlrnl eholce* for these winter suits.
A* an extra Innovation, many top
per roata are fur-IItied.
Felt, a surprise contender In
rainwear, comes up n* a novel,
durable, and handsome fahrlp for
a go-everywhere coat. For pro
tection against winter winds, It has
Insulated lining.
In brilliant
shades such a* royal, red, purple
The folding fan was Invented
and black it la dressy enough to
go "formal" aa well aa lo wear hy the Japanese In tho 7th C*ntnrv.
In the rain,
t
DKLAND, Sept. I—A Now Bald
win electronic organ, which meets
American Guild of Organist* speci
fication*. I* being Installed in the
Elisabeth Hall auditorium at Stet
son Unverslty and I* expected to
be ready when classes start Sept.
39.
The organ la not the only Im
provement In Rlitabeth Hall. Foam
rubber ni'hlnn* aro being Installed
and the straight-backed seats, dasigned for the dignified and
atralght-lnrrd stuileat* of a half
eenlury s r o , have been tilled barkward slightly for comfort. The
cushion* and aeatwork are tha gift
nf a Deland donor* who prefers tn
remain annnvmoua,
Already dismantled and stored In
Ihe basement nf Ellxahelh Hall la
the old pipe organ which served
^telaon student* for fifty yeara.
The more than IK.000 pipes have
been Inlele.l and stored In set* tn
be offered for sale.
The new organ haa (wo manuals
and .13 pedal b an . Thera are 10
stop* on the great, manual, 14 on
the swell and seven on thk pedal*.
The organ ha* three Intensities and
ia designed to duplicate the tones
of B pipe organ costing approxi
mately 1.19,000.
The tunes are produced In th«
console by a srtlee of fadlo tubes
and are pipe through four ampIL
fier* to the sound chamber to be
mixed and srnt out Into the audi
torium.
This type of organ wa* used suc
cessfully at the Southern Baptist
Convention In Miami and many
have been Installed In largo
churches and colleges. Tha organ Is
designed for Professional use a* IH A U flIOHT—HR. railroad. Jim
distinguished from the home-type my Martk will wear thla engldeetronic organ.
When the pipe organ wra In* neer's outfit to kindergarten and
stalled in Klitnheth Hall fifty >eare be the envy of all hia plnt-ili*d
ago, It was the largest organ In boy pale. Tho suit la of gray
denim.
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teats eyesight only with a chart
read at 30 feet, but the child does
mot of hi* school work a t IB
Inches and require* many visual
skills that no chart alone can
test."
—Dr. Carl F. Bhepsrd,
Chicago optometrist
New* In the classic shirt dovelopmcnt Is that the hoy shirt
la giving way to Ihe grandpa
ahlrL (’oiler* aro disappearing
and we aro left «4 h buttoned
collar hand* Instead. Tha tucked
bosom of the old dre.n ehlrt re
places (he plain front.
This It not lo say that ctaaele
collared shirts In plaids, stripes,
prints and solid* are on the way
out — they will undoubtedly aecount for volume business as al
ways. Put we've got something
new to talk about In .gTamfpa
shirts, whether they look Ilk*
whit* drees ehlrt* or long-sleeved
m l underwear shirt*.
Boys’ Elnatlc w«lat Boxer Slack
Trmiserg, Good RMortment of
alrfcfl and colorfi.
Boy*’ Cotton Knit Brief Shorts,
Our 8'ihool-openlnf feature at
9 Pairs
Little Mlstea'
a i low aa
Children’# Two
Tricot Pantlss.
Bar
They'll step amartly and comfort*
ably into buay ichool day* ahead
In our daelfned for wear and
foot - h k new Poll Parrot ahoe*
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. a complete atock to eeleat
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Radical Alteration
USE OUR LAY- A-WAY PLAN NO^V #
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Little MUiea' Rayon Pantiea
with Nylon Trim, extra nlc« at
8 Pairs
Boys' Flannel Shirts, wide
aaeortment, small aim .
Sk
A lark# selection for
f{i.
BRADFORD, Eiw. — Although
wool textile* maintained their glae*
-* B ritain's. largest dollar-earning
Induelry In iv si.'m e United hliyilorn Wool Expmt Group, in If*
mnual report, points out that tha
iresent world trade recession I*
ceding to Import restrictions In
many markets and the Industry
mutt depend upon the United
Kingdom government to negotiate
improved selling opportunities for
lln tiih goods In overseas markeU.
“It la with much regret," state*
the report, "that we have to r e
cord the almost complete failure
of the 1951 negotiation* to provide
•urh opportunities. We cannot o*ll
our products if customers are
prevented from buying them and
we have made it abundantly clear
to the Board of Trad* that our
export* will shrink disastrously
unless trade channels are avail
able.
"We live In an age of fixed ex
change rates whlcn are not per
mitted to fluctuate eo aa to antematlrslly to adjust trad* halanrt*.
Correction* are attempted by edi
ting Imports rather than increasing
exports and, In this process, wool
textiles Inevitably suffer."
Boy#' Sturdily-built Dungarees,
flAnforixed with zlpptr fly.
Pr.
W« have eft complete
Line Of Children'*
School Dreeeee In New
Fall Colon. Com# In
1.
Cordurdy separates In novelt)
patterns for hack-to-echool anil
allege
pew. feature*
in the fat) line of college fashions.
Interesting pattern* shown In
cotton combed and carded cordu
roy* In thl* line are small plaids In
black and yelluwj small Chinese
motif print on medium gray back
ground; narrow stripes In baric
navy and black and white.
Introduction of togas and sleeve
less middy overblousea are Inter
esting fashion no'** in the line.
The toga U generally done In mnn.
otone corduroy slit all the way up
both sides and belted wllh narrow
plastic belt. Neckline of thla is
collared. To add variety edge* of
these, shle* and neckline are
trimmed with narrow bands of
plafd corduroy, the background
picking up the main color of the
loga.
Sleeveless middy In a variety of
fabrics, corduroy and wool has
braid edge for contrasting texture,
and ha* a true middy collar su m
ming from a deep front V neck
line.
Novel Chinese print corduroy |r
shown In both a wesklt and skirt
combination, the wesklt closed with
black braid frogs, and In a classic
Jumper.
Several of the dolman-sleeved
corduroy Jacket* In lha line have
cla*ttclied waistlines, making them
wrnrahtr either Inside or outside
the skirt.
Fringe detail on large pockets It
highlighted on several of the wool
skirt*. One In particular hae an
extremely large side pocket with
triangular panel of the fabric
draped almost In the hem. Edge
of thl* Is elaborately fringed.
Is Ready With Outfits & Supplies
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Corduroy Looms Big England's Textiles
Hit B y Restrictions
In School Wardrobe
Electronic Organ ,
Is Being In stalled ,
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Basic Jumper Vital
For Wear At School
Those multiple-character fash
«uii»—tin- Ja.tr,
.,nJ tlii -tep-in
dress—have proved their worth in
versatility—amt adaptations of
the two arc sprinkled through
every collection.
What's bettrr than thr jumper?
The hotton-front Jumper for one
thing; the Jumper that looks n*
_(iramlecs of Tunis in the iTiii
smart with or without a blouse
for another; the lumper that Is Century used clay Hie lo devil m
almost a dress with little short the apartments of their harem"
The ring of electric school bolls the roof deck Is of poured gypsum.
still be heard at Seminole Cmmty'e l.oggia* provide shelter outside at
21 schools tomorrow morning to the entrances to classrooms. A new
uihtT In the fall term, nmt en- hot water heating eystrrn has been
roliment Is expected to exceed the Installed throughout the whole
t.enn figure of l*et year, according school.
Bupt. T. W. Lawton.
New drinking fountains were
Bring the vacation months r-vlded by school personnel Prof.
oW nave h*en cleaned, walla . N. Crooms pointed out.
SIM) floors painted, additions have
Other new additions include a re
batn constructed, ami Improve, cently completed addition to thmtnta have been made. Nothing frame Agriculture Shop, and will
has been overlooked to make the be use<t for carpentry. Two new
schools of the County as pleasant rooms have hern added to the
and attractive as possible.
frame Home Economics and Social
Outstanding among the additions Science Building. T h l/w as erected
are the two new one story rnneretr by Prof. Crooms In 19.19, and last
block extensions a t the Grooms year waa sold to the school depart
Academy for colored pupils. Coat ment, together with seven acre* of
ing (90,000, and designed in mod land. In lh« rear is a Janitors cot
ern manner by F.lton J. Mnughton, tage, alio Included In the sale.
the two wings were erected by Paul
The Crooms Memorial Library,
Campbell, contractor.
completed In 1940 at a cost of $25,Similar In construction features 000, now houtea many books. Atand lighting to the new Midway tractive fu tu res of light oak wer*
and Lyman School arfetltlons, each provided by donations of pupils and
wing contains three classrooms, teacher*, and the grounds have
which with one exception, will he been attractively
sited hv the high school pupils. Mrs. Grooms.
Initial enrollment at Grooms
Each wing also has a shower snd
locker room, with th* showers tiled, Academy Thursday was 677 of
and adjoining rest rooms and stor whom 242 ware hoys and 315 were
girls. The high school has H18 how
age rooms.
Work Is progressing on s ItB.Ono and 229 girls, and the other pupils
concrete block building which will attend the fourth, fifth and sixth
ha used as a lunchroom at the West grades. Improvements Include re
Bide Prlmnrv School. It Is antici painting the auditorium walls In
pated that the building will he com. contrasting light shndes of green,
and the celling Is an Ivory shade.
pleted In about three weeks.
The five room frame school The school was built In 1025.
blllldlng Is being painted Inside and
outside, a number of blackboard! Fancy Extra Skirt h
are to to* reflnlshed green, and
flours are being varnished.
Demand More Extras
At the South Side Primary
School, the formerly level floor of
fancy extra skirt rnmn* » |
the auditorium has been rni«ed In lotThat
extra business tbei*
the rear to i»ermlt h••ttrr visibility day*of- fancy
and from here on out the
Room’ , halls. Ibe principal's office regular sportswear
ami
and Ibe school lunch mom have "dressy" separatesdepnitmrot
departments
been painted.
The nudllorlum
s* the Sun. will have lo loss for II. There are
skirts si ninny tegu
ford Grammar School has been en- conversation
sportswear homes
and where
larged ami a new rurtain has been lar
used to ho one or two In a
provided The Interior of the school there
line, there are now group*.
gleams with new paint.
The successor to the tpiilt skirl
Redemption is progressing at Is the embroidered ■ and - quilled
the Junior High School, and the skirt, with much more emphasis on
aiiditorim chairs have new barks.
amt roloied stitching*
Similar painting lias been In patterned
the waffle-patlrincd quills
progress nt Seminole High School. than
last year. These are most out
Awaiting thr nonrovnl of th" State of
In iinusual fabric' -blue
Depnrtmentnf Kdiicalion, said Mr. standing
and pink "Meiasen china" floral
I awtnn, Is a three classroom addi embroidery
on w h i l e velveteen for
tion ami an extension lliit will example
nr on Hern .embroidered
double Ibe sir- of the library.
and wool Jersey
The l.nke Monroe School Is prc. satins
Kelts look good again
then"riding a imw look with an exterior arc outstanding nt one lesouiee In
m at of InsiilmsHir waterproof “foal ihe eye" designs, looking like
paint. This Job will cost $1,000 said ehesla of drawers, or bookcase*,
Mr. lawlon.
nr decorated with huge watch
At the Lyman School, Longwood, chains.
In bright colors, with hipa new frame hulldinr Is under con line detail of braid or embroidery I
strurtion at a cost of $10,000. This this year’s skirts are different I
will provide one c1\*«rnom, and from th r hrmllne-decnrated fash
may later be used for band prac ion* of last year.
tice. This makes a total of five
There I* a fad for taking fabrics
rooms added In two years to the off the bed for these fanry skirls
rapldlv growing school.
—t bedspread cottons In tweeds,
Redecorating is shout complete baby
blankets with their own satin
at th" Oviedo School. The snnltnijr "m ilngs, satin romforterifltf unlitfacilities hav**been Increased an.
patterns, and cotton flannels In
the lunch room enlarged.
bsclous deep-piled printed pat
Painting line iilen hern In prog terns.
ress at the Ijikr Mary School- a*
the Geneva Srhoul where there
have been eome minor repairs and Mnn’H FaHhionH (Tnecl
new furniture milled, ami at the
For Feminine A Mire
’ Wflmn School, Panin.
The Negro school nt Lake Mon
As cslrhing as measles Is the
roe Is receiving a one room addi
tion and sanitary fixtures and an idea of taking a man's fashion
almost off his bark.and adapting
electric pump are being installed.
At the Midway School for color It for feminine clothes.
For fall, talk almiit men’s fashed pupils, all necessary repairs
have been made and the exterior Inns In fabrics — the tie silks used
has been painted. Last yrar a In blouso*. tlie* worsted suitings
modern, six room addition design, used In skirts and suits, the s h irt1
•d by Mr. Mnughton was er«cted. pattern used In elegant whit# wooll
School Iratisnorlntlnn ha* been lersoya (plus four-ln-band tie*l,
modernised and three new busses the tuxedo-striped velvetern slack*. I
Basic shirts in wool Jersey* look
costing $4,800 caeb have been put
Into operathn, and two more have elegant In trimly tailored version* 1
of
men’* sport* *hlrla. And the
been ordered, said Mr. Ijiwton. The
nrw busses now in use have Rlue look of the trainman's Jacket, hi*
Bird bodies mounted on General eoveraila, hi* work'pant* Is repeat
ed In, nf all thing*, velveteen, with
Motors Corp.. chassis.
The class roorna at Grooms Acad whita train • track stitching .Just
emv ate exceptionally well lighted like the denim rnuuterpart*.
In the day time with full length
If the Increase In television sets I
windows on one aide, and high up
wlndowa on th* other. Modern elec continue* et it* present rate, some i
tric lighting fixtures have been In experts say the number in th*
atalled. Concrete pre-mat Joints country should teach 58 million hy
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were used In the construction and 1980,
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sleeves, for still another.
Here Is the stsndnwny trek
line in the iintnml place to sell it
Another thing to keep in mind in
talking about Jumpers Is the hnl
tcr-rut or raglnn-cut-oul aim-eye,
with a eollnr dose around the
peek. .Swcatei S I>| iiioiisci- -cf.i.
laglnn sleeves fit smoothly iimlei
this.
The button-front dress l» at
tractive in the new novelty eot
durnys—with or without sleeves
some take blouses.
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for all erelher riimfort mol rroniony
19.95 to 59.03
f) Pull Length Cnst*
29.95 In 11.95
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Nardla and Majestic In Plalda, Hnlld* and ( hack* 8.95 In 10.95
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hj Nylon Slip* In lire trimmed or tailored atyte*. I’lnk, White,
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4.98 In 12.95
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In F a s h io n S p o t l i g h t category, they are mi* nlid iiiatctj
!«'Ill'llcd. W oiid II college gluilil
items lo r*>nsider with everything
a l e s h a v e III,'!I'll led nilliiel n ull)
Paul * (of lull it ■ tin i move i in Hie wardrobe
C»ir»*nt rslimnti’ 4 inilirnti* th il tleili TH.IHMI 111 1915-19111 to 126.
th»*ir will In* 700 ,BOO women ‘Mi IMlil In 19,Mi 19.11 T h is nie»n« I lust from It I* |in\ *i .ii •t < • lint fir.*1
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for fall snd Miev - i s a , w-lj
(fill
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g t- n l r r lendi lie) lo i i m a l i i until I eg* ale *Igll* *|’I •r- I foi tin- llllal
I ORI Of thin tnlni numlnM, IH0 ,* they i riinplvtc liiidi , , - u " o *
pat *. and lop 111 i* mcni . t«ir Ibe o Hinughl on* i* anv sum , ib eis
POll AM* 4 'Xp!*«Mi‘.| t «» nlft ml C4»lll,4f4‘
liin i-r ii ate corn 1 ind -imped t*• i* no "iieti thing ns just black
t ’o lleg e a l l •mliinee lin in g tin
velvet pant* ltd- eason They arO
1of iIn* fir-'l lime TM-* mmn*»
i s ||u u a n itn b r o k d i lit I lie furore, all with -ub closing
dlop of 11,11011 women trediiiien IllftO’s may n In c m - e oi’ the low tile ■ days, and a ...... 1 many new it vied up or low it lo suit the DC
from Iasi yeni The decline In upward lleinl
high ii*e Ite n ln i'iili c n iv rl and easinn.
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I9.!0'<. How
(irsi-lim e women enrollments to birth tale 1900,
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to ta l of 0,Ml.0011 -bn |n d lo I lie w it I Ii in*
lied t Hie lower birth rale prevail rver, by
Pit IiIoiis divide f.*t e n ml weir*
P a n s w ere II ,rd in Chins 5,000
lug on Hie 19 10 "
1 women are cap te d to la* e n ro lled Slid lo unge w e al In H e i a -nnl \<*ais a ge
Tim niimhei i f women- ntteno- n" coll"g .Indent •
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.GAINESVILLE, Hept. 1—Tlm
tnrt of "CJnld Ole' Riunmertlme In
ju%l *.roui**l the e*rmT iw tiudent^
«verywh**re, Ineludlntf some
who will rnroll nt Ip. University
uf Florldo on September IS.
Un that <l*t. the official regls*
nation and orientation program*
for tin- tall term begin on ths UnlY.ultv'fi Oalnesvlll* campu*.
C la.’r . In the University * ten
rull<-tf.;> soil four uchooli begin at
Vslifi n.m. Sept ^2. I hr fall teem,
wllli a fonr-ihy Thanksgiving vsratiiin ur.il a similar two week pe
riod ni f.hrlMtnes, conclude* on
Jan. 91 *ith the midyear Cornjiienrernent convocation,
Itlrhaid V. Jnhmon, University
H tgH i& r, tld« wick pr'-dhtrd nn
enrollment of approximately B.OTO
for Die term tail admitted that it la
Uriel ly u guess and la subject to
wide change* by the time registra
tion officially close* during the
first week of claraea,
Alteuily 11111111 I ,WKI (student*,
who nlli-niled smntuor *"«slun*,
have completed reglslratl'n for Ihe
fall term. I.ast spring'* enrollment
wit* nl.mil 11,400 while last fall 0,000 student, wore In attendance.
During the week beginning HfpL
lb nil student* who did not attend
summer -chool will register for
cla-'iv Sew student. Ill udditlnn
will take j scries of placement teats
ami go through the University's
Intensive
orientation
nrugrann,
which i' designed to acquaint each
Incoming student with the facilities
of the llniverslty.
The four-day all-Mndent pro
gram, under the iijrrctlnn of Roper
Long, Calnesvllle, and Charles W.
Abbott Jacksonville, will **o Urn
aomi' Ifl'K) to HOOU new students di
vided Inin small group* under ex
perienced upperclassmen for campue tours, forums, lectures and ex
hibits on what to eape-t from the
IJiilv»|*lty and whai th» Univer
sity expects from the new students,
Collars Seen Focal
Point Of Fall Styles
»ed "Medici" collar w lS rA dr ambrolilvry of frankly fak* atone*
make* a basic blouuo dressy. Lit
tle fur nscklsls make detachable
collars—In mink squirrel,l, or ber
*lsn lamb they rhangs th*
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cnir«c ter of a suit.
In Britain the automobile glove
ruinparlinotU Is called a "cubby
locker."
Ideal for all pbii*i* of ci-hiiol nnil i nn r i lift, lln> fimi nmi u i.-ll
Mines are wearing outfit* for ilntltg. pin in • nmi tmlv Mi
Meilii'
Crlssey, left, Is shown In it blin k taffeta <I •t•* die t with Mink \i-lvi-t
trimming by Doris llndron. .‘leciilid from li ll i i Ml-. Mona .It'l l lo n
dress Just suited for study nmi luu m lln- fuitii of n tilHck velvet iiini
per under which she vwun a while wool pullover, also l.y lions Dud
son. A wonderful “around the clock” frock n modeled by Miss Hoh-u
Alexander, second from light. Of toileted dc-ugn. the one pl.ee d it* '
Hiplines EBtnbHHh
Skirt Focal Point
lllplInrR ate the focal paint for
the new skirt*. Whether a slim
hanging sheath of pleat*, or circu
lar flare, most of tfie “tuiddv fash
ion'' skirt* have a moulded til
hiplinr
pi
either In go
g under aa uvei■rbiti 111!',
or with detail lo i-stahli-di the
hlpllne a* tho halting point for
wandering waistline.
The area between the la'll and
the hipbone is that for detail und
decoration — most of It In buttons
and tabs and diagonal detailing.
Thorn are a number of fashion
terms to lie aure your cuntuinrr*
knuw: Tho martingale belt which
I* tricky a* anything at tin- hlpllne
of 0 *klrl: the tulip flare which
animate* the hemline; the novelty
cartridge ideutingii wliicb an- feu
lured In Drlun-uiiil-wnid combina
tion.
That full, houffunt silhouette,
supported by iiettlciiats, still look*
good when It Is represented in
smell groups In the current culta-.
lions. Buyers seem to like it tlmy
commrnt that It Is gnoil for tlm
customer who hope* slut'll never
have to rive up hn pelt it uni - It
le ul it* bv«t in rhrei wools, winKr
cotton*, velvet, wool Jersey mill
some of the novelty tit- .•»iur fabi tin need in dienny tt f iiiili* .
Up wilb the wandering waistline
goon the bigli rise skill, la malty
cneea bulb tiliin mi l full ■ klris bavt
nttacbi'il cummerliuinl* wliicb give
a flattering, adaptable line.
College gin i have Int i! dcmiilul
lug “l imit U.lti, new In plaids,“ and
Photo hy Cox
i.t of Iittriiimu fullle, feiiturlng rhlne.torn- trimming nnd I. fashlaned
by Trudy Hull. Mis. ItnclinH Johnson, extreme right, rhuo.es u rayon
iiii-iiilf «ult with striking diagonal . tripes by Trudy Hall, Tha fitted
jni'ket fastens with silver hultori. and tin- fullness of the skirt Is In
lln- latest of fall fashion. Little Jonelle I e* grin, happily with her
new dress which even features a greeting fur teacher on tha yoke. The
dress in of giern broadcloth with red apple applhpie and la designed
by Kate liteeiiawsy.
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this year you will show them fancy
new ideating* lit both wool and
wool-und-Or(lill plaids which give
the pattern* u now look. Cartridge
pbuting, hidden-stripe itbatlnKH.
nmi lewelty effect* with spaced
bus pleat* me puiuls to talk about.
“Your child may hava two
healthy eyes and still not see
D S ' l u S ! aVm.\ndm|{ g .h« d
still not he able tu swim, because
he list tu learn tu see Just as
lie has to learn tu swim."
Ilr. Marguerite Kberl,
Kvupurled milk per capita conMilwaukee, Wise.,
sumption by rural families In
optome trial.
Knnterh North Carolina Is four
limes Ihnt of Western North Cur JeulliittHNiiiiiluglieli
ulinu families.
y e t R H IG H R O P E S
F G R H IS F U T U R E
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SCHOOL
ARE ASSURED WITH PLANNED SAVINGS . . .
Tho day you bring baby home from the hospital is the day to
start planning for his future! So, why not open a savings ac
count now , . . and watch it grow as baby grows? Even s few
dollars saved each week will amount to a substantial sum by
the time your baby is ready for college
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Bagwell To Teach
Banking Phase At
Vermont College
| Florida University
To Open Its Doors
F op Year Sept. 15
The turtle family started the
whole thing, and now all kind.
Of objects famous ‘or necklines
are In the picture. The flattery of
the rtandnway neckline which
/m inis the fare and throat Is s
selling point for the customer—
and nries.ory fill-ins for ths
tlund-nway offer extra selling op
portunillei for you. A dlcltemary
uf trim s sssoclatnl with lifckll ties
in'dmle. the following! HAKNE3H UOl.I.AK—
The hs
K—The-liarness collar seen on II
Horace tne
Hone Illustrates thlau-a
Ids—a cliff
which stands up at collarhons
height.
FENCER NECKLINE-— Ths
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n-rlilng cuff
cmootn-rlalng
ruff come*
comes almost
_____
to the chin, does not
J turn down,
K IN ha OF TURTLE!—
ALL KlNDa
Adaptation* Include the b*hy tur
tle, lint double turtle which turns
down over a lower puff, the high
turtle and the spill turtle which
nprrad* In the hack.
EI.IZARETH RUFF—A triple
tier nf fluted collar give* this Im
pression. Other adaptation* are a
jmffed, pleated ruff worked much
like the turtle neck.
COWL NECKLINES — Fabric
draped tuftly around the neckline,
.rising Just stave the base of ths
throat—a softer lln* which la sp}>rnprl*te In Mouses used to flit In
the cutaway of lumper* and last*.
PURITAN COLLARB-Buttoned-on plastrons of white linen or
plaue convert a neckline from de
collete to prim, form a good talk
ing point for switching Hie char
acter of basic jersey hlnuses.
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Italpk J\ Bagwell, formerly of
Sanford, end vke president of
the Unnk of Virginia aha dlrrctor
of that tank's savings department,
will he an Instructor at the Rchooi
of Rankin'* conducted hv the Uni
versity of Vermont, September 7-12
a t Rurllngton, Vermont, Mr. nagwell Is a hrother of Mrs. Ruth
Scott and Mrs. T. C. Holt.
The school is sponsored hv the
Vermnnl Bankers Association and
hy the Department of Commerce
and Economics of the University of
Vermont.
Bagwell will teach sessions on
“Campaign for R.vinos Accounts.“
His work with The Han't of Vir
ginia has Included directing raninalgns building the hank's savings
department. Currently the hank has
Rl.Olfl savings accounts snd 4-16,
r.lk.O.TJ In savings deno.lts.
A native of Laurens, South C«ro.
linn, Mr. Harwell attended the Uni
versity o ' Bowlin* Ureen fKv.).
hVom 1B7.1 to IU40 he served as
secretary of the Seminole Count••
Chamber of Commerce at Hanford,
tand for the next two year* wa*
with the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road. He entered the service of the
Treasury Department In 1942 as
Director of Administration of the
Defense ‘-‘avlnos fitaff, forerunner
of thn War Havings Staff. War
Flounce Committee and U. S. HavHANIMN-HANP, co-ed and collegian Joan Turk and Tex Btaton enter
Ings Bonds Division. A. Stale Di
a new school year—and hand-ln-hand go their choice of camppA.
rector of the later organisation, ho
had supervision of the Treasury*,
clothe*. Joan's smart-looking white swaater *«t. pullover and cardlguO
nraeetlme program for the sale uf
bring her top marks for It is of orton, so easily laundertd. Fabric of*
IJ. S. Having" Bonds In Find Is,
tha skirt, pleata of whl.lt are permanently aet, la the new “loreUeJ”
wl»h headipiarters In Jacksonvllt •.
Her walat cinch le an elastic belt. Tea's gray mixture tweed Jacket
Rtn'wcM was an officer and ditflne for many campus occasion*) and charcoal flannel ilacka give him
rertor of Florida civic organisa
that JJMOC (Dig Man on the Campus) look of a iharp dresser.
tions,Including the presidency of
Central Florida Council of Cham
bers of Commerce anil vice presi
dent of the fit. John's River Trail Jackets AnHume Big INovel Skirts Offer
Association, He is a tnemlier of
Florida anil Virginia Bankers AsRole In Sportswear! Variety To Milady
sorlstlon; a metntar of American
Institute of Banking and of Fin
There’ve been novelties In skirt*
Jacket* assume many roles In
ancial Public Relations Associa
the sportswear department for fall; before — but this fall there seem
tion.
with strong fashion representation to he more uf those skirt* that tha
of the costume Jacket, the classic college girls can't resist.
Cotton Ih Being Used Jacket,
Home skirts ars designed to go
and the weather Jacket.
middy lops, with a smooth
costume Jackets look like under
For School FnRhionn theTheImpulse
sale builders. The suo- hluline and all pleats or other
released low.
When yon count corduroys and cessor tu the talent and spencer H fulness
Other* give a firm halt to tho
velveteen* a* cottons—which they u fltted-to-the-waist Jacket which wandering
waistline — establishing
are—and toss In all the newsv lias tight body lines and sleeve*. It a t the hip
with the mart Itigs J*
versions of cottons, the tweeds One designer calls It hi* “impover belt.
which have texture anil color In ished" jacket — another the “Neh
seems to he quits a rath
terest of their own (not Just In ru'' Jacket. It Is at Its best In black of There
waistbands which look like tho
limitation of wool) you've got an velveteen or flannel.
skirts'* own belt* — suedes or rib
Idea of the wonderful possibili
The weather Jacket—tho finger- knit for example, giving a cos
ties the word cotton holds.
tip flet'ce-llneil storm Jacket — I*
Planned originally for suuirnnr- cos In me-matched to arllvv sports- tume finish.
Into-fall attraction, rollons art- wear skirts In many rases. That
.Survey* of reprmentatlve com
now strong In version* whlrh will favorite all-year fabric — denim —
be appropriate yeur-round, The looks good In this type of Jacket munities Indicate that more than
sturdy ell-time “wonder'' fabric In lit It.* new dark-tune colors trim 12 million American children need
cotton—demlm—takes on dark med with Muck ribbing. Alpaca vlilon care to perfutut their
backgrounds and a new character Jacketb and leather Jackets are school tasks adequately, accord
which flt*
fit* It to heavy itormcoats, itylcd on the Io d ic cardigan, or ing to the American ' (Iptometrtc
sturdy skirts and aulta and trou- middy line, atul frequently have Association.
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■era. Cotton denim in Mack and libbed trimmings which hold them
Thera It evldtnce that bagpipes
whit* plaid, far example, makes xnug to the hips.
wera brought to the British Isles
S dressy bouffant skirt that can
New talking point* for the clas hy Roman Isglonqalres, lays tha
b«_wom at holiday tlm*.
sic Jacket are developed from the National Geographic Society. •
(the
ensemble and make n ‘Jill™*
strong -i"
co middy — a straight hanging tax
j
urdlnated selling story. Cotton Jacket which takes a belt for a — — —^------- 7—“T. V' ■ t
flannel, for example, niakei the sm art line) the tay Jacket cut in heck, a low-hanging maHlngat*
sweet-printed floral lining* for away In front a little more than belt.
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before; the lung flat tapered line
Jacksts and matching blouses.
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ft, iid.-l o i; U W Viclndi.
A tv iiiiinii'o < nint -I. r . b .n 'tj,
:ii the Nuelotd .Idtinir Mi»;li School
All*. Ilii.o l-.tli Tltoiii|.»..Hi oi tin
Sitliloid liininiiiui S-hool. Mi*'
llennn tienc Nurim-dy; and it
Smth nli I’liim iiy. Mi*
Until
lion I!, Mi* Martha Hnwlnmi,
Sump .h» new im im , tor* si-- I'm
'lnU'd to ii-uch In Semimdt- (’oun' v Mi*. itnrgal el l.i'iik'l") Mi*. Ro
S. hmils during the cumin* school berta It I. >i» i d*. MU' Hetty lloih
nn.l Mi*. Miirgui-'t
i 'iif. list* compiled In iln- office |)otloio»
JO New Teachers
To Take Posts In
County’s Schools
"f T, \V. I swton, superintendent
-d school#. r.-v.-nl
In addition, Mr*. M urvn"t
t i ’it of (ivni'vn will serve ns ifn
< »l Mipn visui of In lirurtinn m
t'lnrr of Mi*. Until Itnml .Mill“ 'tllrr und Jerry l». (Jlvrn* will
**tve a* utlemiance officer for
"i" .dilut'd <ehonl*
Now tencher* oi th.i Si-nitiiiili-
will In oviv teacher* »d tli* ()• k !o
School. Mi* William M. Motrnw.
nn.t Mr* F. Rennie nt (Seneva, ami
W. .1. Well*, J i .. and W i VViitl
ui l.ukc Monruf.
New teuclien wt I'loonn /till lon v me Mi** Muliel .1. II ui slo*l,
(’ J. Ilni*ton. und .Inkle I i i » -mi.
At t lolditmro prltimrv Mi** Kililv*
li Wui.len will lie a new i.-u.-hor,
no ! Mis* Mnrthn Smith nnd Mi*.
('I de It. llinn.'on will l.-m-h at
Mmi 11•
.Mi' I.nil. Mol nn I* 'IrtU'd lo Mi'lwnv.
Mi.** (delta Wiltimn* nn.l M u
tench ot Wi’stnidi' i'llln n i) and
Ml-* I n'l t’ljli.m . M u I‘an lino H. -'io hi ii |.k lilt will ten. Ii at
It. -etiwuld School No l nn.l -it
M VVIo-i'li-m. Mr* Mai lim it Ih'ii
*oii . Hi..) It \ \ Wlinrloti, J i , will
Fole«t lily respectively
Mi**
touch ai Lyman S.htnd in Long- In.-* litio.lt * will ten. I nt th-'
Otii-il.i ciloretl ii'lio.d nn.t M <*
wood.
M iI illiun Wtu-idoi,
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Virginia Wrinlit nt lake M.
I uwi-iv anil Mr*. Nowlin Aultn tid o le d i.-ho o l.
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Suits ('an He Worn
For All Occasions
lt»uch«‘M «ii«tMi|tuiiih fill
«ait*0Jtl *mti which call (f»*t around
fro m a m i|iiit to t u ft ’t'1% am i S«FVO
u« f hv .w »M‘h»'inl Irii/iO w it cwlU’g*'
fc irU imk f*»r
S u it ^ s t ill in k i* to tin* in d c n tfii
WiiHtlioc:
th»M*
*tot I
i t I iitis liU 't,
lo o ifer
u i'
JnrkH ..m. mIIv h;ivi* ti
hav*
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lilt! itiitu lhi*in 111.
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Of Auparol I'im*
VOLUME
Back To School
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.Monday Sept. 1. 10.12
WE HAVE A
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Shoes J*
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Girls’ Highway To
Success Paved By
’ Curves Says Boyle
new
Flint" hy Co*
C’ailye dre** motleletl by MU* Ada Adam*, ss-eon.l from tight, i* of
gray flannel with Mlm »Urt The lei|e|n i* trimmed with Meehan ent
tiruidery III rust and green accented with her nisi blmne mid lim mi I
green eunnneihunil. The in-tv "pnlty” nhnde U f»nl"teil in 1 1t. .I.
worn by Mis* Jane Lhivi*. ............... ighl The fre.-k t. "f *ag-m*
jersey hy Carlyu wllb gtdd einhi jldt-re.l n t ..-tv.-t h.-ll lie.
»orle» are ul.u in shade* nt tost ttirried mit Ai h< i hot, doe*kiii .
and util active t-liileh hag.
Four Minds Willi One Thought—Shucks!
By HAL HOYI.K
NEW YORK urv-nirU, our *uc
c*l* formula for today Is simple
“ Stay In there and keep pitch
log lho»# riirvea."
Tba symbol of this vibranl mus
lin-la Marilyn Monroe, who ho*
proved an ambitious girl doesn’t
Hava to come to the nig elty in
a je t ahead. She can dn h In her
w own homa town.
At B Marilyn earned five cents
« ,month spending money setting
tablea In a Los Angeles orphans
home. At >4, In the nearby flint
studio w hen she now has to wait
an nobody, she draws dewn $710
• week. In Hollywood, where she
la rated aa one of the most aultry
discoveries since the late Jean
Harlow, this naturally la consldtrad peonage.
.« "They keep aajrlnf that one of
Tthese days they'll tear up my con
tract and write me A better one,”
efae said. "And one of these days
1 wish they
She arrived for our luncheon
ntment lai good time—well be-
$11.50
S2.K8
tiiio w ln o * (or y o u i fflot, t lif iy ’m tlm i 11r
•j*hf
‘They, keep me so busy,"
busy
she
compUtacd, T'aorry I'm , so late.”
She turned
__■ her wide him eyes
and I bed an uneasy feelthey would melt and drip on
tsbfe. Then she sat down bem »-r« al close—end I hod an
easy feellag
I’d
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.1 was having
hair Haed In
all 1 had on
Id. am) added
a towel.
U y -"
side
rs were
rdoor
4 'U
right answ er-low .
Than they u k e d me if 1 knew
it heat was? I told them s u r e t is something that la generatIsn’t that rlgntT”
[grllyn, who recently waa la a
's m
momen
la ra
id by the public Interest in
disclosure that she never
f s S . i ; Ml
-.iaisM
umUrcIo
and
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•mdi r4T4 M1
yoyr
$4.1)8
Th* bright shill** of th*** young Hanford Misses ore for thrlr
» "Just right” frock* which Iirn enueclally designed to fit Into thrlr colf lte f * Mf* till* full. MU* Itch* III*nee chooni-i thn ensemble nt left Ideal
for ill igrU of dr«J»y occasions. Die two idee* frock feature* n tdnek
YWV*t**n bodice with plal.l skirt accented with metallic thread*. Her
tiny hat I* alio Ilf black velvet with rhinestone trim und her neeesaone* are black. MU* Ann Whtiuhei. *ecoml from left, wem* a H i n
ton Junior motlcl of red mid green id* Id with green velveteen etillnr
and pocket*, green velvet hat and leather piir*e. The goml looking
h..'T. '.'.t
t
h o o f le c l . . . lik e a b o n u i for y o o i L u f ju l, tfiD y’n
ifio l llf jh ily p r it o d l C o r n u f ia v u u lo o k , I ic jv u u p a ir ,
h o v * fw o p a ir s , e v « n , .
never mentioned It before.)
MUa Monroe fed* most Ameri
can women should follow her osample aad emancipate themselves
from bras, corset* ami girdles.
"But, first, some of them ought
to exerelae,” she said, “ In order
lobe. . , to be. . .you know. . .
firm. I exercise with light weight!
myself.
He on my back
with my arms
”i1 lie
^
overhead ana lift (he weights l i
llmea. It la a kind of pull against
gravity, I guess. I usrd to walk
a lot, too. walking up a steep hill
la the beat thing for a woman’s
legs."
But what about tho subject on
tbo minds of 10 million girls tills
leap year-how to catch a hus
band? Marilyn, whose own mar
riage at 14 didn't last, gave two
simple rules:
" l. A girl ahould follow her In
stincts.
*1. That will about lake corn of
things, aa Instincts are Important.”
Aa for so* (e current events
topic moat jio w n atari sod base*
ball players m u ll* have opinions
on), m i s s H u r o n said:
T ru
# never given It
t't
gone before 1
M
g»V),
T *'
Blamed For Many
Eye DifiicultieH
«nr« « n u result of uiicnm-ch i
ft
vision proli!
Dr. Sole* lluti'd the following uiiisjor riuulrcmeiits for clt.-1
rooms which would prevent n.
duvclopmcnl of many «f ill.- ■*
prohlcmsi
I. AditptnU' light, evenly .11trlliutcd and without glare.
I'<!■ Ceiling* mid walls palnlt-d in
pftstcls which reflect raliu-r than
absorb light.
II. H<-ats and desks luljuatutilr
to fit the child so that ho dm-*
not need lo *qulrm Into an un
natiitul position to rccvlva ade
quate light or avoid glim- fm
his schem task*.
-I. Pasvll rhnlk boards to lbplace of the old-fashlonvd' black
slate.
Dr. Hole* urged parents to in
form ibcmsclvo* on th* Import
unco of vision In child duvelup
mrnt and on
of
an the principles
prh
sc bool room design ami flghliny
llgl
which can Ira InmnoratcdI In
many school build lugs and re
modelling projects wKich are beInjr jilunnnil In loesl communlM**
throughout thu nation.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. - Old faslitoned schoolroom*—poorly lighted
und Improperly di>*lgnod, deco
rated und furnl«hi-i| — account for
a high proportion of the eyesight,
problem* which afflict two out
of five American school children,
according to Or. Elmer M. Holer,
Director of the- American Ontometric Association Department of
Public Information.
Dr. Holes saitl that his associa
tion is focusing attention on anti
quated classrooms throughout th*
country a* tho fnll school term
opens with a record enrollment.
"The visual environment in tha
average classroom must Iw In
dicted when we find that visual
handicaps rite steadily from grada
to grada,” he aald.
“The children with liudaqusLr
vHon Increase from about 211 per
cant In the first grade to mor*
than 80 per cent in the eighth
There are almost u million tlesd
grade. In a typical school, about und dying ju n ip er‘trsta In Ber
V y * * ! * / * . ” “ mi fWWM" are muda, caused by th* blight of th*
In sdtaol p e rfo m -. .Junlptr scale.
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h e iu 's lu x u iy y o u u r n o f lo r d l
$4.98
D EPT.if t5TORE
Opposite Post Office
Dependable ftlerchnndln* A t L o w m I Poaaibla Price*
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Monday Rapt. 1, 1*83
IT'S 'FEET FIRST7 IN SELECTING
Mn. Mitchell, Beloved Principal Of THAT BACK-TO-SCHOOL WARDROBE
Southside Primary, Tells Anecdotes
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Oy BOKO DEAN
Bom* C7 year* ago wln-n Mr". J
0, Mitchell. then a First (irndc
Sanford'* Hoiitheid"
innl It-rnuiu* nf i-nvlionr ?ntal,
l.liyilrnl or mental icnson*. will
irrcive Instruction* on hi* own
level when uchool time come*
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Properly-Filled Shoes Are of Greatest Importance
E t oV th . Joom l l th* m d O f Ih! »h- phy.lcH y handicapped youngdel, I* being trained for future
y**r »ln*lng "Goodhy Dear Teach employment
a* well a* enjoyment
er ” a little Imy walked lip to lici
ut living. There I* much to be
And *ald, "IF* n shame, Mr*. done
In tlie*e field-, but a good
Mitchell. that you don't know
tough to teach u* In the Second Mart ha* been made, and mnrn
will come of it If the educator*
rad*."
Fifteen year* Inter Mr*. Mllchell have llielr way.
With agriculture
looming
do the grade. Today »hr I* prln
,
... high
..
il at 8outh*lde. Among th<- 1
'he income.table for Florida.
iny pupils who have passed un- j* I- surprising
.
- to most penplu
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,
f , her tutelage In the year* bo- '» learn th
that there nro apeelal
tn are euch dl»tingul»hed public course* for Indent* who want
jre* aa Stale Representative to know the right* and wrong*
ill* William*, Jr., who once ran of farming method*. Thc»e *«rl
ia, anllchcd a pink va*e from cultural student . often have a
mother. and hrmspht It to Mr- ehnnrr to asm as they Irarn'i
fur they make good money b:
Itchfll a* a L'hrl*lma* preterit.
It wa* not until Mr*. Williams the r/tlr nf their crop* whir
overed the va*e at Mr*. Ml* have been planted and hirve»ted i
|'» house aom« month* later under the expert guidance of a
vocational agrlcultuio
the tearher learned the whole trained
in-true-tor a* p u t of their high
etory behind the gift.
.(Mr*. Mllchell wa* horn In Mil - irliunl work.
Naturally, trade and technleftl
Udgevlllr, Ororgln, on the longest
day of the year, she nay* that It I* school* come In for a goodly
not only the longest day «f the share of lnlcre*t among atudetil*
year but the day of birth of the who want to learn the oklll*
fangeit winded woman In Serninolp which will In-Ip them to make a
County.
living.
Bh* wa* an honor graduate from
Three nre )u*t a few of the
'ateevlll* High Helmol and at w-nya In which Florida'* young
. . . ....
nded the Georgia State College people are being taken care of Preper thee fit It o key to growing up an teund feet. Or*wlng fast mw»l Im meourred ea«k tkN*
Wonien. Prior to her running' by the school nyetrmt, from age »ho#» Sheet mult be wide enough not le tramp th* foot and allow »tdnth kofwttn longotf toe and tho* ftp.
taught eehool for four month*
to the time when th a t high
iy SANfOID MARKIV
turd-wood civilization of today.
weight and may cause wtak f«st
Amerlcii*. (ieorgla, and came tn *ix
-chord diploma either end* for
Ilford In 1025 where *he tuiight mal
and e\ en t ua Ily flat ftat.
Wrlitrn
Kuprrinlli/
Inr
Crnirnl
The
need
for
proper
flttlni
and
training nr Ju«l prepare*
tht Flrat (irade at Huuthelde for them for
P rru mill TAI* S n n p n p rr
proper type »hoet I* alto evident
The U a th tr Indtulrlte Mated
more
of
the
anme
In
col
two yean.
T ilts .MAY f t t the "mtrhtne ln 'he fact that there arc 38 bontt that tht Ideal thoa for all-around
lege.
At that li me only the front side
Ami If the “giddy graduate" j *RC." hut the hack.tn.*rhn<d move- in each foot of delicate, cofliplex Mhool and pUy wear "la a laced
the building had been construeand clainc* were held itl the d e r id e - tn eetllc down for an mtnt I* Mill dependent on the two Mriictiue and subject to thoueanda all-lttiher oxford," alnce the euppie leather upper, and resilient
principal'll office and In the hall-other try nt thin thing railed sturdy feel that take our nation’* of pounds of pressure dally.
education, then Florida lia* an youth to and around I heir d a —
To tic rrmcnihered. loo.i It the leather soles provide adequate sup
vMy.
In 1027 Mr*. Milclu-ll wan tialin- onewer for nlinnat every type room*
fart that the lionet of the foot port a* well .as ptrm lt frta circu
oil to Kant Hide I’rlmary, the of inti-rvat. The only thing you
Health authorities declare that are not fully developed until about lation or air, and avaporatdre of
et Mhool building i-nnnlrurtril in can't get a degree In right now the proper flt and type Mmra are the ago of 20, and that children's molaturt through th t natural fibers
tlfnril, which I* now the numcry that rank* high In vocational
of the Irathtr.
Mhool. She taught Fltnt tirade intercat I* In the medical field, prime ronalderatlona for Munly feet grow rapidly and will lie In- •flhoe manufacturer* aa wfll a*
Jiired
by
short
that
are
too
stiff
there and wa* principal for 12 ninl_ the University of Miami I* feel. Yet. font apednllM* warn
health authorities *»y there are
■dnt'iiilng a big change In that that at ItnM flu per rent of ,\m rr- md so heavy that they reatrlet many different atyla* of shoe* that
p in .
freedom
of
movement.
Ira'a
rhlldrrn
will
return
to
adumi
lack
right
now.
So
I*
the
i In 1010 »he returned to Southcan he worn by the child aod net
I hi* autumn In *hora that nre lia
A nationwide survey of pedia Ohly make for proper flltlqg, but
tide. teaching the Semrid tirade, w railv "f Florida.
ble
to
rnilae
permanent
Injury
to
alid became principal on the death
trists and chiropodists, a* reported
Ihelr feet before neat summer va bv the (anther Industrie* of Amer for excellent styling and appearof Mr*. Stella Arrington In 10Hi.
ance.
* « .
cation rolls around.
ica. itl*cloaed that there are three
Hhe received an A. II. degree ill
h
Also, (her* a rt three simple
ementary Kducation and AdminDortor* nl*n point out that HO main reason* for many foot ail rules that can be followed In puriratlon Supervision In IlMH from
per rent of our Infant* me Imrn ment*.
chasing th t proptr thoet. They
Uteteon Unlver»lty. She net veil a*
with perfect feel; that wo ruin our
These are. the fitting of rhlldrrn • r#i
tfeaaurrr of the Klemontnrv I'rln»- •
» i r - ' *j.
chlldren'a feet between birth and with hand-me.down shore discard
I - I’stronlie , a reliable store
•Inala A*aoclntlon of the Stall- of
early
adolescence
by
our
failure
ed
by
older
brother*
and
slaters;
Florida for tlx year* and a* chairwhose clerk* ara trained to flt
man for the pant year.
Format ion of a *rhonl *nfnty to provide yotingMrra with pioper the widespread use of sneakers for childrens feet. You cap not, de,
type
shoes.
everyday nee, and fled with th# pend on the chUd'a reaction tine*
.During the year* that Mi*. patrol which will ro-opernte with
“The llarefoot Hoy'' of John use of tnrakrr* la the lack of pub many children ,wMt a*y any ahoe
Mitchell ha* been principal nf tip* Police Department In guiding
Soutlulde the enrollment lia* al- children at m u-log* near *rhonl* Dreenlcaf Whittier's time hnd far lic education regarding the. (Un flt* to tpecd the eaiiiloat doubled to an e*tlmatcil ••Dtl wa* announced today by t'ollco leas to worry about when he trod ite i a of wearing ahoe* with Im ■ 3 - Never buy allow without a
coming year, and the mini- Chief Hoy (i, William*, who lin* barefoot neroat nature's green permeable material*
flttlng. Do not aiaunto your child'*
teacher* na« lncrea*cd from In-mi co-ruierntlng with nehool prin- gta*» and comforting soil. Hut. for
According to tlie survey, shoe* fa*t ire th* earn* alt* or a halfclpnl* In lining up the program.
Hie child running on hard pave mold to Hie contour* of Hit In
Ml* «tudent patrolmen from each ment*; climbing up and down rnn- dividual foot, amt since no two ftat f l u larger. F*«t dtfUr with dif
M n. Mitchell tnld Hint aim tin*
•njoyeil all of her 27 year* of -elioid will he placed at atrntugli' erdo-arid-lron-Malra. and playing me exactly alike, hand-mt-downa ferent Individuate.
3—Examine the construction of
tiaem ng In Hanford Imt none *n Im-ntlon* to direct the pupil* a* game* on brick*, shoe* are both •'ll only lead In trouble.
the shoe. . Do not b* hurried and
Much at the yt-ara of working with M-linol open* mill cliirr* tolilulrow. tndl*pcii(nble support and Mum k
Hoeakcr*. added the.atirvty, do make aura fit and construction are
M n. Arrington.
Piinriiml* ii—l*tlng in forming
i"Hhe left the hoildillg in good nml Imitriirtlnir the -nfety on'rnl- absorbers against the concrete and not permit proper dlltrUutlon of w htl a rt bett for your child.
shape," Mr*. Mitchell *n!d. “She men iurludi- Herman K. Morrit,
lift It with a anlrit that can't Im Hetolnoli- High Helmol: II. K. True,
breasted style with patch pocket*
•UrpaMcd anywhere We have *1* .liinlur High Helmol j II. C. Steele,
I* most popular In all size range*.
h»W teachers thin year and they Sanford (Irmiimnr Scluud; Prof. J.
In dotihlo-breasted suit* the
hfcve all commented mi the -plrlt of N Croimra. Croom* Academy: | k It.
two-button model In more In cvlthe tchool, the helpflillne** of the Kiihonk*. Hooper Academy: Joanna
denco than it h*« been in past
old teacher* to the new one* uml Moore, (iolddmro School.
seasons.
tha frlendllne** of the parent*."
delta mid l>adge* for the Junior
Mr*. Mitchell thawed the Her patrolmen will he furnUhed by the
SPORT COATHi Two two-hutald'* reporter a picture of hmnolf Amerlenn Automobile A**(M'iatlon,
too, flap patch pocket model with
Hoys'
fashions
for
all
ages,
this
an by him when he wa* In her the (iilamlo repretrnlatlv* of
vent or side vent* Ii favor
Fall, are more rtclllng, with morn center
• »ome |.‘l year* ago. Although which, K. (!. Iletmin Darker, con
ed. The norfolk Jacket with new
high
styling,
and
more
distinctive
W* had forgotten the Irirlilent »no
yoke and front paneling rii
ferred with Chief William* aevernt
Innovation*.
»ktd that wo came up to her one day* ago.
ing, Is outatandlng.
•
Fabric*
pinv
n
large
part
in
day and tald, "Here, I think tldt
The
(Indent
patrol
will
Include
a
thin new styling. Woolens nre KAUKICH: plain and fancy
Iftoka like you," handing her the
captain, a lieutenant and four pa
used morn widely than they have corduroy* are very popular. Theta
picture.
trolmen at each school.
during lha past few year*. Hoft are featuted In a wide color rangt
i M n. Mllchell said two of the nlcPolicemen liauc been detailed to
woolens for aulta and sport ,eonts, and with new novelty pattern*.
H i thing* that have ever happened each ichool, and will convoy ichool
and tweed* for enaU atand out Tweed, flaimtle, .gabardine*, ray
t t her were when the local I'TA bn—— tn the city limit*, and will
on* and blend* ere prominent |n
markedly In all site range*.
g»v# her a allver tea on the 25lh n*.*l»t (Indent pedetrian* nn heav
check*, plaid*, and harrlngannlveriary of the year »h« began ily tmvclcd street*.
The new man-mad# fabric* •olid*,
aileh a* •'Dacron’*, dynel, and bone*. '
Inching In Ranforil and when tier
Student patrolmen will he MnOVERCOATS: Tha mott pop
"Orlnn" ara Important too In the
daughter told her that alia went
lito teaching btcause *he had never tinned near Ihelr own *chnn|t. and
!’’<•11 fa*hli>n plrtura. Rayon are- ular atyle la of tweed with bal
heard her mother any anything un- will not direct traffic except In nn
late, and nylon are tried eaten- collar, raglnn *liouldera and alaeh
emergency, (aid Chief Wllllame.
plearant about her work.
lively, either aloae hr III combin
Street* linve been painted near
Maltona — douhla • hreaeted,
ation*. Many of them qrn mixed
: At tha tea (he w*i pretrnled ■chnol*
with warning *lgn* to go
with wool to give longer wear, camel'* hair with dreaiy tailor
jjtlh p*^ ^Ifetlme mrmherahlp In •low,
mid warning ilgns have been
ing detail*, ilngle-breaiUd ga
smoother tailoring.
erected under the direction of City
Mother* will be delighted to bardines with notched collar ara
Naver let ua forget to mention Malinger Tom Lemon.
ice the emergence of many new other favored atyle*.
tho food that It take* to mtlntn
Lining*, either permanent or
fahrlra In boy#’ ,we#r which are
tka appetite* of half a million
rA CT FAILS
water repellent, rroate-realitant, ilp-l»> M* **ty colorful In plain
•o w in g boy* and girl*. If tho
PADUCAH, Kv. (/PI — A pact
ipot • reilitant, thap* • retaining. and hovalty p»ttenj,fabric*.
Mhool has a cafeteria, which most to outlaw wildcat walkout*, *lgnThe** give longer wear, neater
TRKNDSt, In 0UlU«
of tha naw one* hav* managed ed le— than a week ago by htadi
r
ii ip itra iic t,
ifewer
iw tr c
i m m n v and
mm
appearance,
cleaning
. eoata., and overcoat* the
to Inrorporat* Into their plan- of eeveral AFL crafts, had no efpressing
hlllt,
to
colon
are blue*, crept,
IN
THIS
OUTfIT
Jack
Foley
net.)
( t a b then It'a up to the flute feet on tha turprU s walkout of
m* with tho lighter enaJe*
1 Coordinator! separates are newer
mipervltor of
School
Lunch 15,000 ronntructlon workers at not tako a.second p la n to any of
alncnt,. particularly
In
atul exceptionally prominent In
Hoomi, Mr*. Thelma Flanagan of the btlllon-dollar atomic energy lha imoolh drtaaers of tha high
coat* and overcoat*.
achool-wlwi •hoya'i wear. Theta are
school sst. Ilia choice of tha tv tr
n llah aiM * , to aeo that evary- plant Friday.
Inlarpreted In the “multlpla ward
Parent* can look forward to
tklog I* "ko*h#r" with the kit*
Tha mysterious flareup Mopped popular gray flannel alacke, with
robe. null" with matching and ■pad :value* In boyr* clothing
WMk (I think that’* her title), work a t tha project for the second cotton flannel plaid ahlrt and a
rontraatlng
trousers
and
rayartlblo
"hi* Pall In Btytlnt and fabric.
platlllana from tha highway* and time In two weeks, but no plcktfc heavy white wool cardlgati U
pull-over.
Price* ar« taki to h* consider•M rtlv A.PIna
llnet were let up by the 13 AFL
aplgi lower than last year.
8 UlTRi, thp two-.batton »|ng|i
unionk Involved.
?
«
l\
a
B
Southern
THE SANFORD HERALD
Safety Patrol I
Formed To Guard
School Children
Boys’ FriftltftMs For
All A ges Are More
Exciting This Year
K
To Have Course In
American Cdlture
LAKELAND. Bept. l-H peclal)
—Florida Bouthern College has an
nounced It will offer a four-year
course In American Culture mak
ing It potalbl* for student* to earn
either an academic major or minor
In that subject field. •
i
Expansion of tha curriculum fol
lows by Just one year the eetablithm tnt of th* Department of Ameri
can Culture *1 the college "to com
bat alien doctrine and propagand
is ts purauaslon 'and to emphasise
the "rich and hard-won culture" nf
the people of the United State*.
Dr. Ludd M. Hplvev, PBC's presi
dent, said that atudsnta now will
havea wide choice of subject* un-
der the heading of "Tha Am
American
,
................. will Include
Idea." The curriculum
mureea In
American
.....the
.. history of
_ -.-jiria.
Institution*, economic*, religion, IH.
erature, geography, music add
management and labor relations in
thl* country.
The outline for the four-ywr
course In American Culture whs treccntlr completed by Dr. J . V.
Hmlth, visiting profeaeor at FlArlda
Bouthern In the spring *cmeetaf on
leave from his chair nf Poetry,
Philosophy and Politic* at Ih* Max.
well (Iradtiate School, flyratu«e
University.
Dean J. C. Pael will no i m cur
riculum coordinator for lha courses
which will he Instituted a t the ba
ginning nf tha new Instructional
year In September, and Dr. John U.
(Slenn will continue as director of
the Department of American Culture.
"Convertlhlbg” In
Milady’s WardroHe
Are Again Popular
For a gala fall formal season,
college and career girls again have
a wide range of their pet opentop "convertibles” . . . to carry
them through ocrasiona when cov
er-up prelude ia cttrntlal to Imretop dancing later.
There Is a new personality In
young formal convmtible* for fall,
1052.
Mott Important Is the
wandering waUtline , . . high
Dlrrftnlre, low ‘'middy," rorMlet
and cummerbund or "wrapped"
look. Hustle ofvets, by big sash
or gathered fulnee* at back, come
forth more strongly for fall.
Sleeve* develop subtly, by pleat
ing or folds, or actual purling, In
Jackets for convertible*. Crumbcatch yoke#, newest In "petal"
effects, that Jut from form-fit
ting strapless laxly are major IsillCI.
Btraplessnesi continues in a big
way, with a rover-up. Newer
lx bullt-ln, rather than attachable,
cover-up, Ilka fichu Imrks, Might
Hooves, strap*, ate. Most widely
represented convertible Is the
strapless drrt* and carefully mold
ed Jacket.
•Slim skirl* rntnr the fall cock,
tail picture. There it more of
the overskirt look.
Yarn-dye taffeta ami nylon net
Jf-»
ir
il v.»,.% -
FAVOItTI "back to achool" Uniform la again the blouss and aklrt com
bination. At left la a clatslo blouse In combed cotton broadcloth de
tailed with actkm-baek pleats, a convertible Johnny collar and extra
tong shirt tails. At right Is a red. whit* and blue plaid gingham with
long sleeves, convertible collar, action-hack pleats.
(International)
Optometry Provides
Youth OpportunitlcR
PITTSRUROir. Fn. — Inviting
career opportunities nre open to
both young men ami young women
or tullo taae the largest ehnre
of fall formal*. Other fabrics In
center spotlight for college anil
career girl formal* nr* satin
(usually In combination with ny
lons for tha young), velveteen,
Jacquard taffetas.
Jewel tonus are flret on tho
color calendar throughout young
formal*. In broad ranges, vibrant
reds nml greens and Iduea (for
Instance: ruby, emerald, sapphi
Mr#)
.. _ the. field.
lelcl. Many pastels, too,
lead
of emits*.
Trimming alio Is great In young
fall formal*. Most oft-repratM
a rt lace and velvett glittering
heads, seniiln*, rhinestones. The**
are usually worked in harmony
with the style . . . blending
In color, understated. Decoration
by manipulation nf dress fabric
often take* place of trimming,
however.
In optometry, the art ami science
at vision care, according to Dr.
Jamt* F. Wahl, prrsldent of th#
American Optoinetrlc Association.
"America Is fant becoming morn
vision conscious ami seeking the
care It need* for this dsy of criti
cal seeing requirement#," said Dr.
Wahl. "Yet nn a result of nelecIve service and similar factor*, ^
new graduates of optometry barely •
balance retlronu nt* and death* In
tho profession."
Dr. Wahl nnld that graduation
from a five-year specialized course
In one of ten accredited colleges
and unlwrsltic* Is required for
one to bo eligible for a state
............
„ examination.
He tald
licensing
that income opportunities nl op
tometry have been found to bg
about tho same as In dentistry. ^
Major rMjulffrqtflta for *U<css*
In optometry, according to Dr.
Wnhl, are m i aptitude for science
and a desire to h« of service to
mankind. Hu »aJo that two out
nf three adult Americans wear
glasses, and million* need rare
whlih they are not wow receiving.
WHAT FUTURE LIES AHEAD
CHILD?
If tha Mhool of your choice does not provide
blanket coverefe —
.
Let uu explain thle unlimited 2d hour *
nervlce* made 'available to atUdenti.
e
You can now Insure medical protec
tion for your boy or firl up to |1,B00
for the low coat of IM far a hoy - or
|2 0 f # a girl, annually.
mm
1111 II
day
sjta z si.
�I'^**■
adtlv
1■»'
y j± : ^
Annual Trek To College Will Begin By YOUTH INVASION OF COLLEGE CAMPUSES |
Local Aspirants Of Higher Learning MARKS THIRD REVOLUTION IN EDUCATION Fashion
i Young Banfordltos are flllul with
•m bltloua idea* of becoming jourXallitB, teacher*, pharmacists, lawysrs, mu*lclana, nurses, ilortor*,
dentists, and engineers according
to their choice of subject* for their
college career*. The student* will
all h# departing in the nrxf reveral
‘week* for their college* and univerittiei leaving behind a conflict
ing array of trarful, proud, happy,
and In some case* prayerful par
ent*,. who will immediately fling
thtmirlve* Into an Intensive round
t work In an effort to fnrgrt the
old In their home*.
The University of Florida, Stat
ion and Florida State University
have logically drawn the largest
number ef Sanford’* itudenta.
Young high school graduates who
have chosen the University at
Oainetville for their Initial rnllror
y ter Include Kd Gordon, Boh Kil
patrick, Edward McKinley, Jack
Schlrard, Jimmy Smith, l.ynwood
Whatlay, Mike Whelchel, Freddie
Jlfilsofi, Evelyn Jonea, Connie Ltnl*
W fi tnd Jean Wilson,
Among the student* who will
return to the University for their
Sbphomore, Junior anil Senior
year* are Mary Anne flalloway,
Lila l.effler, Bettye Rene Ball, Sue
Collum, Rosemary Salstiury, Bldl
Cole, Belly Blllhlmer, Donald Cain,
E. C. Harper, Glrrm McCall, Ca*mire DctVolskl, I'enrose Hutchison
and Auhrey Moran. Journalism hn>
been chosen by l.ilo for her major
mol she w ill receive her diploma in
•n u a rv . Elementary education is
the choice of IMtyo Ball and Betty
Blllhlmer while business adminis
tration ha* been chosrn hy E. C„
Penrose and Aulirey.
• The comfortable atmosphere of
DeLami’s Stetson University Is ap
pealing to a large number of the
college set including Margaret
Hunt. Myra Madden, Bobby fillsson, E. B. Smith, Herbert Bronson,
Gerald Covington, Jimmy Pellrlne,
George Herndon, Stuart Mathlrux.
Apr McClung, Walter Bouth. Ron
ald Taylor, Robert While, Tommy
Wilkinson, Ellen Driggers, Caroline
Mrlnnls. Mildred Miller and Anne
Whitaker, flohbv Is majoring In
psychology and E. B. in pre-law.
Fifteen of the arilcnt seholara are
going to Florida State Unlveralty,
among them t>Hng Krone!* Rnmbtey, Doris 1‘nrtin, June McGill,
Peggy Wilson, Donna l.ou Harper,
Mary Anne Holdover, Jnnie*
Broille, Adn Adnnts, llebe Blsbre,
Jlawn Bishop, Jane Davis, Norma
raye Harvey, Carolyn Hudson,
Margaret Mnltov and Donmt Witt".
Physical edorntlon Interest* Doris
and June, while art and speech are
the lines along which Francis is
studying. Rleifientary education
and music are Donna l.ou’s main
fortea while Mary Anne is seeking
a straight musical education.
Humanitarian instincts run ram
pant among the Hanford collugo
crowd with AngaH Mclnnta chuoiWg Davidson for his pre-niedlrnl
Xuri.es, and Randall and Doug
Whltnsy both going to Tulane for
pre-med education. Eltinry School
of Nursing draws filyve Anne
\dams and llarbra Rucker while
nearby Crawford W. I.ong School
if Nursing In Atlanta continues to
sold the Interest of Mary Helen
Fite, Penny Wallace, Jackie Cain
eron and Beverly Graddirk. Mary
Helm plan* to receive psycltlnlrii
training In New Jersuv this fell
w
which Jackie and Beverly are now-
f
to begin or renew their college
careers.
“Youthfulness” Is
Accented In Fall
Campus Fashions
You|hfolnw» characterises the
women’s lineup of suit* and coal*
for the fail season. Aiming to give
the women style, plus imagination,
the suits have feminine curve* at
the hinllne. Jacket length* are kept
•hurl tiecnuse It tine* more for the
mature figure. Collar* are shaped
for nccklinr flattery.
In «omn coats, the neckline h*»
widely snared buttoning in order
to affi rtf the woman more "lap"
In the coat.
Shoulder seam* are narrower
with broader effect achieved In
the rut of the ileeve. Many of the
coats In this group are fur trimmed
with Alaska seal, and perslan
collar*.
In the petite group, originality
1* nrrented with • wide choice of
fabric, extended U*e of detail. Petal
appllfpir* on pocket*, Idas arrow
detail foi tweeds, plastron front
elo*log*, diagonal bodice pockets,
draped neckline* typify the novel
use of detail.
The winter suit show* up a* a
preferred styling for the shorter
woman and her* it,, I* don* In
broadcloth with a shaped collar of
Alaska real. The suit I* figu?*
molding and for addded warmth I*
interlined for "pmlongad winter
near. Other winter *yits include
■ ■ tigip
* ier xflit In
-inch
the boxy —
Hil-inch
ml fa oftCin wrapped
rut fleece and
with self bolt for \kriat
atlnn.
The boxy. coat with
th ’’ChwAttfield" flavor shows up a* signifi
cant and bn* hlghor bolt placement
at the bark, a* oppo»od to a lower
one endorsed last season.
The tulip lllhnuottc shown In I
cross-dye pnmfhi with roll collar
ha* flare* released from the hip*
In enhance the shorter figure.
Cap* sleeve* with wnd brnld
trlininliig, fitted coat with rounded
hemline, the liotrro effi-et cut mi
fitted mat me sonic id the typical
young styles lit coats offend to
the petite customer.
End Of Controls
On Production Is
Slated Next Year
WASHINGTON iJ*-A governlion control* on civilian good* ran
ho lifted In 19.93—unless there i*
a sharp Increase In military nutpul.
There were these other economic
development*:
1. A 327 million dollar climb in
Installment buying boosted con
sumer credit to a record high of
$21,200,000.coo In July, the third
month after controls were re2 . A three-tenth* nf l per ccnl
decline In Ihe I.nbor Department’*
Wholesale Price Index for Ihe
week that ended Aug 2f! was the
first drop In more than a month
3. The Agrtcullurc Department
reported that farm price* did not
chnnge brlwcen
mid-July and mid
J
S t u r n t o ' Wh'fh ,h "y WUI
from™ ost S .
‘
CloM-hy Orange Memorial Ho*. ,».If,C,^ „A L . i I t * ? r r t c l f o l d
pita) In Orlando will be the home l!!Sl25LJfl| P | .
of Joan Humphrey, Flo McGill.
Shirley Thoms* and Carol Jenn able" that mosi production con
he removed next yrar.
Meriwether, all freshmen except trol* can are
Inn+arifrg steadily,
for Carol Jean who wrtll enter her umlirnm
said and went un;
lenlor Year. Mlrtam Moye has al hrSuhfille*
of steed, copper «<jd al
ready reft for Baroness F.rlanget
"We have a eholi e of whether
School of Nursing In Chattanooga,
Tenn. Wnyde Garner lx * Junior In the fruit* and benefit* of our In
hit medical enur*n at university of dustrial expansion program are
Alabama with Rotmle Garner an all going to flow hack Into the
tirin g hi* Rophnmoro year In hi* civilian economy or whether we
pra-dantal course at the same unl want lo speed up military produc
veralty, Waydn Rucker Jr. will tion."
Increasing the present military
return to the University of Mary
produclinn rite would rost more
land Dental College.
Murray State Teachers College money, he said, and nol doing so
continues to draw Floyd Cooper, tlvlllan goods
lo any event, Fowler said some
Bobby Fullln, Herhy Stonstroni,
would have to be retained
Tommy Stringer and, at a dis control*
tance, Harold Johnson, who will materials still In short supply,
taka q correspondence course thle such ns nickel lirrause the steel
mills have rolled hack Into pro
fall from Murray and will enter rlucllon
with remarkable speed,
9*r school at Stetson this fall.
Nixl* Klrrhho/f will continue her Fnwler said shortages resulting
from Ihe recent steel strike are
studies of sociology at William and not
nearly as bad as he feared
she enters h*r senior
Mary vwhere
*
year and Mary Anne Chittenden at
Mary Washington Collego a t Fredrleksbnrg. Duka University In Durham. N. C. continues to hold charm
for Dial Boyle, Carolyn Patrick and
ArWen Jacobson who tv majoring In
and public speaking. Ar
laen also attended summer school
a t the Unlveralty of Florida.
Joanne Williams will vntar her
lior year at Huntingdon College
with Margaret Dlngfelder planning
, to work on her m aster’* degree In
eoelal work a t Tulano University lit
| How Orleans. Pre-law Is the choice
tot J. D. Fite who will enter hi
sophomore year at Davidson an
concurring with hi* selection of col
leges Is Wr*ley Spencer who will
be a freshman at tho College. The
nhyalcs course at the University Of
forth Carolina holda tho intoroat
iranee Clause with Ate* Powlien Boson and Buddy Carter
ulng to Clemson.
Newport News Apprentice School
ill be the acme of Billy Tlaon’i
Has of engineering with Diem
choosing Marietta Collate li
, Gretchan Klrrhhoff
ort In Mississippi I
Jitter tho University i
traditional Citadel haa
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Beckwith and Clifford Kcutid Treveeca Natarono in
la attracting Albert Green
a Holcomba.
„ Jean I* entering M» L
gt Yale.Unlveralty In
• and Cherry BlnalaUry
studying at Black
lacker's Collage li
Betty Rrlssnn lea’
Regina Mefor Southern 1
> tn Collegedale, Tenn.
~oof outflt.
1 Goff returns to M. I.
•he's bound te l
Sweetheart
matte, with AImi T
of the F9
Ity that red
[ studies at the Unlv
corduroy
th a white
In Hewn lwe, Tenno ■
Wlton
is M l
Vi— •- ()p
many more o f "
Styl an o w let;
i ritliene plan to I
amt cuff*.
have already
■y HINRV C. NICHOUS
Written Mtprtially for C t’.iral
F r tn and Thta Weirspoper
T i n UNITED STATES hax had
three great, bloodless revolutions
In education, each of which haa
produced tremcndoui eoelal, eco
nomic and political changes.
The third revolution la now In
full awing, and scholars, builnr**
men, eoelstoglala and politicians
are wondering what profound ef*
feet* it will have on the future of
the nation.
The first revolution occurred
when Massachusetts tn 1AS2 estab
lished * compulsory educational
law, which waa protested by many
a t the time ax an Invasion of
American freedom, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness.
Th# second revolution look Place
after World War I. when the natteft came to regard a high kchnol
graduation as something, not for
a small and select group, but for
every youth tn the nation.
Thera are now about 211,(MO sec*
ondary school* tn the United
fltatea. The little red school house,
a familiar atght around the turn
of th* century, haa now given
away to targe and handsome structuteg superior In educational fa*
cfhttea U many of our most famoos donates otity a few decades
*r».
.dfitnc-te-cedlege haa In recent
ytert become an American folkmay. fn the tu t quarter century
Ure United Butte haa Opened more
new coltefe campuses than tn all
Its fru vfifiua j«ir* put together,
N»yer before in the, history of any
nation haa there hern curb a.wide,
spited feeling that everybody well. vlrtualTy everybody- ought to
go to coBe(s.
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THERE ARE tlx mUlInn cnltegr
graduates ‘In thlh country, anil
there a rt two million mori on the
way. It Is estimated that there
• re about one million additional
who attended college for one or
two years, but, for one reason nr
soother, failed to remain lo he
graduated.
flhould this trend continue, as It
gives every Indication of doing, It
la agreed by all It will exert a
profound Influence on th* social
status of this nation—as great a
change as that resulting from any
revolution In history.
Is collage education a sucres* 7
la It worth what It cotta In time
and monayT la It worth the anrrlfleas th* remainder of th* family
*o often hav* to makaT flhould
young women as wall aa th* young
msn be N nl to college?
TtSM ' questions, which mmt
Amarican parents hav# debated
for the first tttna corns close to
being answered tn a comprehen
•Iv# survey, They Went lo Collrt/r.
Of P.M4 graduates Of t.Ofl? degree
granting Institutions
This surrey, made hy a nragaslne, was thsn turned over to the
Columbia Bureau of Applied Social
Research, There Dr, Patricia Hal
ter Wret uml»r the guidance or
Creations
The t i •■iitiircnl of the neckline,
including the bug nnd drape ct
lire collar in addition to m il f- M- |
and pleats over the shoulder .
(land, nut pnrlii’ulitrly in the rew '
fall fashions.
Prominently
highlighted arc
"muffler collars'’ which swathe the
ne, k in soft fold* and ll*- high at
the bark, Another Is the "clown
collar" tucked around the shawl
■hunt"
a novel innovation. Th*
"yoke fnnno" i« another conlrlbu
lion to the new ttcatm rnl of collar*
hrie. This is ,li veloped In n fillrd
coat, and n box ioat.
Cartwheel pleat ing is worked
omplelcly around Ihe neckline so
ihnt the coal drupes In soft fulness
linn this yoke, fin port a lice ill reel-(I to aimv'- Ihe waist I* further
vltnessed bv flap pocket details,
by Miinli Gut "i u h " ctdlars OP
•ults, by droppod sbouldrr seams,
nnd hy elongated V yokes front
and ba, k on coats
The "elongate" line is I hr forte
nf Ihe suit lineup with a mnlilcn
long torso look achieved hy single.
breasted ni double hroaitrd high
button *llils, Jncki-ls me noticealdy
longer, more because of the unbroken line from shoulder lo hip
lather than m ariintl length Knot
ted wools In inkv green,, briek
reds are n feature In s'litings.
Topper suit, m ".'.I to "JS lenglbs
, '
i *r tin il h»nl> •»*''h«ol !i*rtrbff
—TO THilR appeal .un • i
play up the to,,-e emit slim skirt
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I.i. k s i ; i , i v tl i f in r l s lA ck f
pays, do .lack Fotey nnd y
theme In shaggy or fleecy coati
. v vy I u Ti* \ n 4 .| i .t i i l l K i i n Rtrtmp*
nnd mllori flannel plaid
Ing* In an cli-gnnl vein are a
. t i *.ii i*hfi- lull "kill «>f qmltftl
hint as ,i man » ho kn
group of dlom t suit, in impmtrd
h 1 ' i ’ r * l V if f'l |.,i 'Ili'l "I'ailuTf'il ITmil
corduroy with weak It l
ilb arid slnbhed -ill, suitings.
'*
u i * ft **t» - h u t
her th t
The forwai.l motion which
button*, and her gi ■ ■ n i
"hnracterues -mt skills is con
f Ui i I i *’ - vv (I11 t !n* fitiiiki,
I
»» nlldrn, e lo t i
trasted by the look movement ot
•oats, A splltcly flare and fulness
’vpif, mol cm at tht Iinik
•s ulldim yellow
Milled "Corn 10 M illion Vdiilts In Varied I'ses I'rovidcd
\ e|hiw" inky green strikingly , on
ItyStylish Jum pers
Hasted with blond m ilt 1 1 ftimnunu U.S. ( nnnot lirad
m ,-ne . oat. and » samly brinvi
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An expanding part of the American •tsnt-ih* callage (ampul.
Hubert K Merton and Ernest
Hsvcmann, n former ttewipnperman, spent almnut two years In
surveying end studying Ihe mas*
of data collected
By and large, these il.OtM gradu
ates from I .a il Inditullnna were
happy In college ami ItH per cent
of them *ald they would Rti again
And as n class they nrr success
ful, In Hint they earn more muney
Dmn most persons who did not go
to college
This I* the Rllunllon hum a Job
and salary standpoint. Median
earning* of the male graduates st
Ihe time of Ihe study was 11,1189
a year, more thsn double that of
nil men In (he United Slate*, which
average waa I 2,2 (M In fact, col
lege men nu n more money almost
from the first yrar on Ihe job
than the average man make* at
Ihe peak of hi* raining power.
behind the rest of their sex In Ihe
lustier of marilagi-. Only 61) out
of 100 wrre nisi lied at Ihe time
of Ihe survey This compared with
si out of ItH) for all women in the
I 'idled males
* •
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H O W EVER, onca married, like
the male graduate the college
woman usually slay* married. Nine
"id of in college women who werr
•**r married are still living wilh
their huslstiuls. which compares
".Hi right out of 10 for nil United
Slate* women
Whatever the differences be
tween women and men graduates,
whether married or unmairlrd.
they are *lmn*t unanimous In
agreeing Hint thry would go hnck
hi college if they had lo tlu It all
over iignln.
A surprisingly large percentage
felt that they went to college too
• • I
'"ling to appreciate the opportun
T H E STU D Y reveal* Hint th* ity offered them. To gel the full
male college graduate t* more Ix-nrM* "ume suggested that the
likely to gel married I linn the non- age when a student enter* rnllrgo
college man, and I* more likely to should tie 4 0 !
stay married. A total of 81 per
What of polities? Using dis
cent of the male graduates were approval „f (|,e New Deal aa a
married, or four point* above th. 1 yardstick, g r a d u a t e s In thnr
llgurr for all Arnrrlrnn men
forties are Tl per cent more runThere were fewer d i v o r c e , servnlive than Ihe student |u*t
among college men For every loo graduated. Among those who gave
rnen gmdualr* who had ever non themselves a parly label. Republi
ried, IMI were ntlll mauled and can* led Democrats by three lo
living with their wives, compared I wo
with 89 out of I ltd for nil Amen
One oul nf throe graduate* of
can men.
all ages nod Inrnme groups, It |*
For reason* which are nol foils Interesting lo Hide In an otootlon
undeiMood college women lag f u year, (.ills himself an lii-lrprndrnt.
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TIIB HANFORD HERALD
I’m 14
Monday H«pt. 1, 19*2
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.
Want to take In a few polnta on
their own — Yoaemlte Park,
Grand Canyon and Boulder Dam.
"American engineering feata
here certainly Impress met" aaya
Mr. Moorhouae, "I want to aee
all I can."
Tha Moorhouie look like people
you have known all your life.
AI' Nawafamlnhaa Write*
She la a ......
little woman with hlg
"W* have the biggest family of
eyre; he la a m u d - eyed man
aona In tha world and we are go- dark
medium height.
log to vlait SB of them on this of The*
ate making their flrat
trip,
to American later than aome
Winifred Moorehouae love* that vlait
other Auatraliana who entertained
thought. It crop* up every now G.I.a during thy war. They
nnd then a* ahe and her huahand couldn't come sooner. Too much
talk of World War II day*, whan
200 Atneriran 0 . l.‘i, an lion and to do. After their aon and two
married they aold
•rabeea uatd to vlait the big daughteri
Moorhouae liouee In Brisbane, Derek Lodge, tha old family
Auatralla, for fun and rent, sea home, and bought a amnller house,
soned with hat hathe, hot rocklea Later Moorhouae aold hla busi
ness. ao they could travel without
and hot ateaka.
Thoae wara the doya when leaving worrlea behind. The Amer
"Pop" Moorhouie — a former ican trip la the laat lap of a Jour
member of parliament and real ney that took them to eight cuunestate operator — funnelled the trie* In Europe and Included at
beef end mutton Into the two tendanca at Queen Elisabeth'*
family freeaera aa faat n i poaal- garden party at Buckingham
hie. when "Mum" — *trvantle*a Palace.
for the first time in yeara—cook
Like moat huahand*. Moorhouie
ed thr dinner*, and the boye belkvaa In traveling light. But hi*
waalird the dlihsi.
wife brought along_ her- Pi
prise
Now thy Moorhouaes ate here possession — a huge
hug* book filled
to vlait M of the boya for whom with photograph*a she took of the
thry mad* a horn* away from hoy*_In Australia.and the pictures
home for four year*. Waahlngton,
>jt* ___ ___
Philadelphia, Palm Beach, Niag which they sent from America
ara Falla, Bt, I.oula, Chicago,
Tho Moorhouae*' hospitality pro
Youngstown, 0., Chicago, Heattla gram started largely as- a re
and a lot of polnta between are sult of Moorhouae'* eaperience as
®» **? schedule. Rwldes that they 1 an Australian soldltr in World
GI M other Having
Fun V isiting Many
O f Former Family
MS
SSL
1^
trace
causes we
Failure'In School - ,|^ ia f t e J T 2 r « S
often (ind this:
“ I, The child turns to anti,
O ften Leads Child social
behavior and I* recogntled
ns an actual or potential Juvenile
Into Delinquency delinquent.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. — Juvenile
delinquency la often due to n
chain of circumstance* of which
Inadequate eyealght la an import
ant link, Dr. James F. Wahl,
prealdent of the American Optometrie Association, declared today,
aa praenta and teacher* prepared
for a record fall achool enrollmant.
que
"Most Juvenile delinquents
have
failed in achool," laid Dr. Wahl, n
colonel In the U. S. Army Reserves
who ha/, long '/.*en prominent in
War I and tho warm memory ho
had of an Englishman who took
him home one night for a hot
hath. When World War II came
he Invited aome fl.I.’a he met one
evening to come home with him
for aandwlchea and coffee — and
later naked the Red Croaa to aend
more. Before the war’s end 3tM*
Americans, English uml Austra
lian* had visited Derek Lodge
for a few hours or a few days
They acrounged cooktea from the
cookie Jsr, sat In tha kitchen
while Mom cooked, slept In the
flv# bed dormitory, converted from
the family sleeping porch.
“We gave up our whole life
those four years," says Mre.
Moorhouse. “And it was worth it.”
"2. The child has turned to
anM-virlal l>ehnvior because he
failed In school and was unable to
find normal expression for hla
energy nnd emotions.
.
"3. lie failed In school because!
he could not read properly,
•M. He could not read proparly
because he had m i uncorrected
eyesight problem."
]>r. Wahl sold that two out of
three children who are retarded
reader* early in _their achool
careers have vision problems
which are cause* of Important
contributing factors. On an aver
age, two out of five children *r*
linndlcuppt-d In school perforrtw
unre (usea use they have uneorrected shortcoming* In vision, *c
cording to Dr. Wahl.
"Wiht the nld of modern science
almost every child can be helped
to ace adequately for hla achool
tnrks," he »aid. ‘ W iir. w# need
to prevent poor eyesight from be
ing a cause of Juvsnlls deltaiiucncy, Is nor* thorough and
frequent dom ination* of the
vision of all achool chlldran. Thf
present standard* and methods oi
test In gwhlch prevail In moat
school* nte utterly Insdrquat* and
dangerously misleading.
I'huto hy Jameson
Hrhoid spirit lit Heirilnolr High Helmol will mirli n new h'lgli at during ......... . their daily prartlre sessions at Fort Mi lion I'ark. Tha
coming rallies anil foulhnll gallics when the high stepping in ijiiieltva uthei majorettes, left to right are Colleen Engehretaon, Doris Jones
advance at the hl'llll of* “the
With hiltlili* twilling, liend .MnJniiH e and I’attir Witt*. Not shown arc Majorette* Hhrlla Browning and
10 Ililtt ultd................
Janetta Ratliff, right, puts her elmlges througli aome preilsiuu puces Freidn Colvin.
Vacation Time Has
School Bell Will
Beckon Reluctant Many Moments Of
Spirits This Week Happy Anticipation
t'\
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lly CAROLINA HAWI.H
The melodious old “ding-dong"
of the achdolhell, pulled leisurely
hy the school ma*rm or irn»*>'>'.
has long ainc« given way to tho
age of automatic electric “hi-r-rrlnga" In Florida, But come the
first week In September, tha sniiie
old reluctant spirit hits th o ,
youngsters of thn Sunshine Mtate.
That la, with tho exception of
those flrat grader* who liave been
anticipating that magic sound for
Ui* past summer, and tha eagerkfavir* who have polished their
apple* and packed up their school
cigar Iwxea long since.
This mean* that euinn half a
million boy* and girls of school
age In the state of Florida will
spend tho next nine month* in
Teaming the haale Ingredient* of
everyday living from teachers who
number over 20,000. What'* more,
aimoal OB par cent of these
teachers hnv« apont at least four
years In college learning how to
dish out the essential* of educa
tion In an appetising manner.
Many of them have gone hack
fur mora learning each summer
to become wen more adenl.
.Moat or this new spurt in In
creasing educational qualifica
tions of the tachlng stuff has
ceme about since the fltato Legl*
1st tiro passed what 1* called the
Minimum Foundation Plug mm In
Ml
HIT]. Under till* set of stand
ards, teacher* add to their earnIng power every tlmu they add
another degree after their name.
fluppllei, facilities, curriculum,
vocational training and resources
uf every kind have been Improved
and extended to all the counties
on an equal basis, regardless of
their Impoverished conditions or
lack of know-how In handling thu
delicate matter of running schooli.
This Is not to *ay that nil I*
well yet within the sacred hulls
of learning hut Just to nuto that
th t day Is coming when Florida's
schools will nut only lead In the
Mouth, as at present, hut in the
entire nation . . . If the present
desire for Improvement persist*
and lb* people continue to d r
ntarul that their money ln> used to
bVwttcr
«l
“the sellouts
* * and not tho
■harp operator* who sometimes
Hava made thslr fortune* secure
by way of tha school children.
F«W people who pay the hills
know Hint In one way Florida
School* have„ .itrvad
as a model
: mtuwin
..
1for tha entire country. Them rnny
be more project* which caused
educator* In other atatea to toko
, notice, but tha one which 1 recall
a it clearly la tha DIvercKIcd
............ .. Training Program,
operative
leh originated In Jacksonville In
and- has spread throughout
this“ plan,
natlor
'
•tudv part
a and w ith part time.h In tld*
f, they learn something about
kms professions and bust. In * ."'MiTeal way, and If
'• rr#
e not going to college,
v* real axpenens* to point
hsva
an an employer asks for
ft) n M ill \ u rn
icy
\ 1' Nen-feulurr* Writer
A vnriition, summer or winter.
Is tliut preeious, liiiig ulitilipilti'd
l> rltul ill (lie y«nr when for n few
day* oi n few weeks «nltirifd folk
uml students break tin Unity pat
tern r.i their lives.
Il I* i. linn* when, employers
fondly hope, tlodr hireling,, Imvo
n rhnnee to knit up the raveled
sleeve, of rinillni mid return to
their jobs full of health, ciitliusliism and nmliiliuu for the montlis
ntiviid. it’* when fishermen ran
gel n line Into the water, when
the restless can do some roaming,
when thn cuinera hug tnn snap
every scene which catches Ills
fum y, when the kills can go bare,
foul amt when Iembers vim go in
summer school.
Tills Is all very iiiee, lull the
question which arises is: when
uml how does Die Indy of the
hniiseholil
thnl niin* salaried,
iiosl-student working wnimni, get
In i vocation? The hard fuel Is
that, mostly, she doesn't. Runnliig u house and overseeing n,
family remains today one of the1
few job* left without a mandatory [
vacation,
Father dreams the year till,nigh j
of the weeks when im can pack |
Itlia old flliil
Litu and oiil
Ln
ill*
clothe*
cut f..,
for Itho,
cottage In thu pine* or hv tho
seashore and putter away at Mi*
<ivocation of his choice. Mother
trulls along with him and con
tinues to turn out three squares
u day — and you should see the
vacation-time hrcukfn*t* he puts
away — ami life I* pretty much
the same old round or hed-tnuking
ami hriiom-wieliling — without thu
comforts of home like wssldiig
machines, modern stove* anil va
cuum cleaners.
In the event Futher elects to
undertake n golfing vocation and
really get sonrr use out of tho
country cluli, Mother doesn't even
get n change of scene.
The vacation plait* of the
youngster* — unless they aru
luindlcd off to camp — frr
make till* glorious period or free
dom one of thu Imslest ami most
difficult period:: of tin* whole year
(or the female parent. If they ure
little, hIio’n hauling them to and
from the beaches or the pool.
Hummer clothes mean bigger
wadies. And If they are In the
lute teens, the car is expropriated
when most needed, or there I* a
long.range family feud In proarcs* over rights to the Ignition
key,
A little questioning nr family
group* uf my acquaintance reveals
ilron refua ct„ stay small enough
lu w e e last year’s dresses, coats,
ahoes, etc., etc. ad Infinitum. It's
not enough that the state pro
vides text books through
rougi the
first twelve grades. Mr. Average
Floridian often
withe* that tho
....
‘
stnlo would prascrlbo' uniform*
for It “inmate*."
Whan Papa find* out that
school shoes have to be Lwiea aa
bark to the money Wood aa drsaa up shoe*, so they'll
any stata. In Florida. laat longer, It’* time for soma
celling • hitting when Junior
romvf home with scuffed toe*
m 3 ; from a hearty gam* of kick-ball.
•pproprl- And when Sister loies the sash
la t j «rv- front one side of her best school
•loaa. Under plaid in an energetic session with
n Pro a dodge ball, then
Mamma j l
sum I* Habit to aay soma unkind words
county abouti the
tna ayatem
system that allows
r Stan • such goin
to lis
In add!
addition to th* little m atter
ted ) coun- of •roper clothing for tho offspring,, parent* at.
iW i
[S - S
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Er-t \ ;
i, wicl isiigu uf nplalun concernlog the ideal way to spend a
i at a IIon. I find It highly signifi
cant, however, th*t most female
pair ui* of these family groups
consider nn Idea) varatlon to he
one spent in u hotfl with full
uitilil service and all mtal* to he
eaten In a restaurant.
Actually most wive* and moth
ers deserve some sort of a medal
fur the uncomplaining way they
accept majority rule* In arranging
vac* lions.
I know one woman whose idea
of heaven Is city life but who
obediently treks to the Maine
wood* for a month each summer
and pretends to relish something
her husband refers to as “rough
ing It." I know another whoso
h'en of purgatory Is a short trip
on a ferry boat yet who roura
genusly plays crew to her hushaml'a role of skipper, armored
against the sea hy a Urge
economy-sire buttle of anllsvusickness pills. I know lots of
mother* who look forward to
Labor Day as though an emanci
pation proclamation wtra to lie
Issued, releasing them from bond
age with the reopening of irhonlii,
How about thinking of a little
vacation far Mother? She'd he
eternally graleful for even a few
days during which she could mil STRICTLY the executive type l a 1
the shots.
Tex Staton ■- for he usee good j
business judgment In hie rampue ,
clothe* a* well a* In hi* choice of j
study. A* he checks hi* notebook |
Tex look* mighty sharp In hi*
charcoal flannel slacks, topped by
a grey mlituru tweed Jacket,
which will serve for many a
campus occasion.
(The /tulle Brim. Co., CUitlaud)
This season Fashion Is a fairy
godmother to tha auh-tcon ami
teen, creating styles th a t' make
going uack to school doubly ex they aru sm arter than over In
citing!
the new silhouettes, unusual fab
Coed clothra for Fall, 1958 are rics, amt exciting color*. Nipped
spirited, colorful, and every lilt waist Jacket*
Jackets rdth
with black velve
a* fashion-conscious as thole of, teen revere paired with a full,
her glamour-girl sister.
full skirt will catch the eye of
Designers Rave used fabric aa young glamour girl*. Belted
a magic wand In lending en middy Jackets and hip yoke
chantment to the bank-to-nook* pleated skirts of rorduroy aru
wardrobe. There are new leg- being ehnwn in gay color*. Middy
lure* in beloved corduroy — n blouiea teamed with full skirt!
cross.batrh, basket wtave-wsle are Fall news In separates.
achieved by right angle cutting,
Jersey
Is all-Imporlant In
wlntrr version* of smart, rugged blouses for the teen*, but It Is a
ilenlm, wonderful iwead Jersey, new textured Jersey. Cleverlycotton tweeds, shimmering Irt- styled cotton blmne* are run
dlscent‘ taffetas,
-*
washable Orle
ners-up as favorite for class
and wool fabric!, ami am en room wear,
woolen* In flannala at color
When tha teen-ager dresses up
plaid*.
sho will waar fashions with a
Color will perform Ita magic new softrd look. This Is achieved
In the young wardrobe, tool The through tha use of softer fabric*.
favorite* a r t J h o t. .pink, rasp- Again, It's the full skirt with
althar an Empire or middy
line. Dr*ei-up fashions are shown
ami-white comMliat
In soft wool Jersey, crepe, taffata,
tweed*, corduroy*, and tweedy velveteen, and silk shantung,
Jerseys.
“ ' *
Coat*
.. tor the teen group _
Go-tog*th*r separate* art Im In tho casual ptndulum ahapa,
portant for school and casual styled in
In flcccea. .nubby wool
wear. Completely coordinated tweeds, ru
curly surface Orion and
groups are beingg shown
In
prliUwool
fahr
ahrlcs, and alpacas, Tho
anown in prinh
ed or tweed , t__
corduroy skirls, leading
are- bright blu
tsadlng colors
cc ora are.
Jacket*, and wetklt*
raspberry, charcoal gray,
cotton h oua* for a sharp assent. tonaa, and coral rada.
Quilted denim a«|
. All-In-all, thara’a fashion exrave notices,
citamant and wardrobe magic
ahead for school-bound teen*
SWEATERS
Nothing could bu mure be
witching than a slimming
little slipover in IU05> wool.
In dreamy colure of baby
blur, horizon green, malie,
red peppermint, lilac, Em
pire green, redwlne, copper,
white, black and navy.
Hites 34 to 40 . . ,
Bllpovvra 5.95
matched aats 10.95
SUITS
flood "Train-Faro" . . . and
Just as worthy on campus
. . . a prise suit for the
College Miss with Us flare
back Jacket ami allm skirl
. . . Mold separately . . .
Jackets 10,95 up
Sklrta 5.95 up
Othar campus-wise
draasta priced front
12.95
Season’s Fashions
Bring Pleasure To
Crop Of Students
HHhH
Ballet Tap Acrobatic
Biton Ballroom
Private Ltaaons
’ • For Adulta
OWUratt From 8 Yaara
Children's
Cotton Dresses
You'll find sohio real garni
In our wonderful new col
lection of Plaids, Solids and
Check* In winter cottons . .
film a to dx amt 7 to 14
3.95 up
GIRLS* SHOES
T h l school • girl1! fpvortta,
no m atter what tha *g*t
Saddle Oxtorda and tha
m r popular toaf«r In mi*
Mtt brown . . .Stytad by
F rladaan - Shalby
MS
COTTON
SLIPOVERS
Now for rail, III Auortod
pattamo and two • tonad
ewasblaaUoa T - lUrta for
I
Tho on# thing a boy poaltl
havo for achool and fun wan
buy a batur, loujfhar, mora
pair of blua Jaana than
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iHllrory, by 7:00 P. M, plena rail
r »lr thm igb Wednesday. except
l.olifrd Utr night mil morning
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■ V O L U M E X L 1V
E a U b lL a h e d
1908
IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
SA N FO RD .
United States And!
Canada Agree Upon
Critical M aterials
F L O R ID A
A s s o d n t r il I ’ rraa le n a rtl W jt r
General Arrive.-; In
Atlanta To Bop in
Whirlwind Tour OF
Southern Suctions
M n d n l
IV IH U R I
Lalior Day Death
Toll Runs Less
Ilian l,as! Year
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l l r n n # A n countries
r m i n t H r « tin
10 1hfl«*«ni ennmn. 1
D • * I J jr*.f. a r 1 oew*»-%A- rii T 1 f lilt. .—
European
to 1tighten
By Residents Who&
1 ATI, ANT A r
(ieo Dwight D
trol* over what happens to itrate |
Elsenhower re rt tied Atlanta rt
flc goods shipped overseas
Object
To
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' II .Vi a in E s l Indiv to open a
The agreements set up these
l whirlwind. 2 day campaign drive M I I V r s o n s I )D < i • i t
fundamental regulations
delegation of rltlleos of Form Ihr South
fir-d -u, h for.iv by
I A foreign Importer most rertl <•*1A City
W r ’I ’lxCIII I 111 \ ‘.ll trail
appeared today before
a tlo;nddieiiM presidential nominee
fy to his government that strategic the Connly
Commlsalon.
with
in
traditionally
Demorrallr
Dixie
T y p e ; O f A c c p l . ni
goods --key products for us.- In
It. I’ Mmey as aimkeamsn. and
About 300 pr(vou, were at the
defense and civilian Industries— vigorously
protested
the
proposed
Municipal
Aliporl
to
weli-tunr
him
from the U S and Canada will
IIv |h# \u n rltilril I'lr it
route for a stale primary
The u n p pie .nletdl.il noinioee
^ to t be reexported without per new
IcMmr hay u rrli #tul m*.»V
road between their city and Kanarrives In .lark «„nvllle at l p m i K Hi#
fiilfiiiiM V
full '*f 11 •
mission front the foreign govern landn Spring*.
EST following an adilre.s In Al
thl % y#»r, Mill if sMIl \* • •hii i -M r
ment
The Conimiailnn, after hearing
latila
2. In general an American ex n number of *tatementa from land
A .10 car motor, ade will escort ably Iim * ro'-.Hy fhaii Mir -mu
bfiluliv a yrm i^t*
porter will not be permitted to ' owners In the effect that the
Kl.seiihowri
.M,„»gb
downlow?, l«Iiv y M
),
IrniU
Ml n i pfrtil tl
tend grind* on the strategic list rutting across their property hy
.I.itksnnvllle f., Ilemtnlng Park r hIi»e
m ' , ♦Mf i l n l M l , RntuiMt i*i| " 1 M1
where he will m s\r , ‘o oiluule
to any of the in emintrln* until the new road would ruin it. and
address Slate Itepuldli an leaders r‘s,‘sHj V4nl#tVf d«'*fb* I *nt \ r h If if
it provides the Amerlran nnllon that they would contest securing
iorludlng II II il »M Alexander id fir 414' b i n d 1, JVi II .Mil 1mi I1a Mi .
with Hie original copy of the Im of such n right-of-way. derided
1 Mill lltl111Ml! Mt I'Mm1n
(o lake no action until It hears
hurt Myers, e h iiim ,,, „l tin Exee In* 11 |*i' %
porter's statement
HU • ' I iHiiR'f \nuth#i . In r * Mifl
olive
Committee
oil)
meet
F
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rn
from
the
State
Hoad
Department
In the past, the export ronlrnl*
rt'5 1***1 |DMr I’RI'I iflf’ll 1*1 4 ' II I ”I t
bower at Hie ill port
came under the "ultimate con on LtheI'.matter.
uf fill .1 #11 i n#ni|N til I -h 11«
Hagan,
surveyor,
pointed
Ihe
Itenuhllr
,«
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d
,id
hear
s ig n e e " system In which the Im
’
;
I Inf ill,l II ill
fn|Jl
M till
i" I
e, will fly t„ Miami (board a
%>orter promised the exporter that
h* wiRerJJne
fill## ilnm mm’ it#.Mb
s|>rrt,ll
plane
landing
il
tlm
L
a
.I
strategic goods would he used only J,1 '}*
" L*r** " V '*hlrh he
Neb II fff.ii burn pi' b'ltl if
ein Air 1.iin--. ir, mm ,| ,f e, o ,
i_ m "
it...,.
’ had luaile lifter conferring witli
fliR N itiuiMl S ifrlv 1 t'lut il
ni
p rtl
iontiSned
d u te Itoad Department engineer.
fr iffn full i Rpr# inifR I i >. in*; .»f
A
40
ra,
motor,
ole
»all
„
Some 200 products fall in the ? n<l *u.rvB»rl"K « toute designed
roinpanv him »o , tom throogh triiur# ffinn Mi U ir i, <mi'i' u" l *i*b
strategic group
« « .« nlisting
.n ,«
rlimlnate curve* nil the road.
Among to
Coral liable^ M i,m l rod l„ \ti 1.1-at y##ii . rrrunl ft 'Hi" "I* **b
lie stated that the Road Depart
.ir t**i
them are synthetic rubber, eotton I.1* J1" ! '" “ J."* a copy of hi.
anil Bench w hn, h>- -oil ,tav ,1 fut.ii
I I t* i i ii mi 11 b |if tut lie if I lit 11
ftnd Wood pulp used In explosive survey.
mrnt ,mw h#*
the Bouev PI.,/a ll .l, i
atomic energy products, machine
i
•111
III, nddrev, m Miami Mavfl»ol tllJtjlH tv I1U -hip*
Commission Chairman Dodd .>•
tools. Iron and steel srrap and ra
fill IKU rfnlft ,
Park
Is
scheduled
lot
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III
Did
plained to the delegation that it
din and radar equipment
\\ *' u i ,li Mi# toll * »*il I Ii - *
will lie broad, i.l o , .l itewide
The nrw system goes Into effect had been at the requrst of tire
bi*#i| U*u ri
bill \ \ v u ifist *11\ .i*
radio
network
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bail,
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*Oct. 20, the Department of Com County Commission Ihat
i; 1.1Mill'll fb if if U |i l r r. Hi 111 Ir »
•ton,
former
Dalle
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oontv
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had made the aurvey. I..
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*meree announced It said agree Hagan
<ntmnlMlnnet and long tune Dent Vi* II " hi* 11 bill Hi ' il.I
F. Boyle, county attorney, pointed
menl* had been worked nut with out that It the S tile Road Depart
nrral. will lotriHlui,- Ci.enhowri Uni * ill be I'Mi ibuf#'i " r I ' »
•i" i||l,it Hit'll b\ Mir 'll
these countries: Belgium, Den ment puts the road into thr pri
Harry H Swann llepuldir in In
niuumrr lor gmenuo «l Floilda. liu: publP ol f.i# tl## ! t"* *■ 't »
mark. France, Italy, Luxembourg, mary system, It will dn an at
tha Netherlands Norway, Portu no expense to the county.
and John P Honlli. l,u P , indld ile r tuMun il Mu fit'll#, uni fo pi i il
for fhr It S Senate, will appear fr «ffii* 1 1 ’i riilori #in#nf **ffuif bv
gal. the United Kingdom and West
Mr*. Waltar Montgomery, one
.fit# m*| Ihr <iI polp# *11 ■•‘ #i fluon Hie program In Miami
ern Oermany
of the delegation, said that the
(ieneml Dwight Kisenhnwei, Republican run.lt dale for Preaidei
t the Coiled KG,let, arrived In
lames f. Guilin iitin. exeeoMve rnuntr v
residents present want the road I Jacksonville this afternoon where he wax arhrduled to deliver an atfd>
bef.oe leaving f.ii Miami '"here dlrrefni of Florid*
Rainy 'a^aHum *iv#» ■*pb m * •lot
l.i-rn
Mrs. Ed Oglesby, 91 to follow the old route sa nearly he speak* tonight. Tomorrow lie will .peak to lamps
bower, said Ilia general planned »>f tl»# Ka*t tn«l Mt»lw#sf • i* #*«i
a t possible, and that If this Is
! a "reml off the ruff" spec li In Mi sM#r#i1 i pnulbl# Lirtm in *nffm»:
Died Yesterday A. M. done It will not cost tha County
; ami slid added "Tim will tie mote ilmin fh# trafUr loll, k'*#1pin ii •»» m
a dime for Hght of weys, IOT
iNiiiiim «if bom# M o«ri#r flu .trf
I tike Ike "
® Mrs, Ed OglSsbv Sr., 91 y*ar* feet wide Otherwise, she added,
Gullm aitin «aid tin. -inuhl plot, bligfmiiY* iu pi# ♦11 m iu j * . mis111 r mt ,
eonclarenatton proceeding* wilt be
rlllv be oil" of the largest polilil it | nirii i1 lLUil*1oi1a f*>i flu million
necessarv.
h*i in i»b #i ip
g.itberlligi In Miami In ,1m v md
Monro* lit 8:80 a m. yaiterday fol
Mr, Dodd suggested that the
rii# i* •ub ut full « .* •»*■*! M- i
inoloiradei , ill bring Flsrnhoa ,*i
lowing an lllnesa of 10 wAeks.
rltitens of Forest City meet and
in ifI Ii mIii «- p m I f i*I »■
tut!
llpporlei > from i . t it t-» ,\
A charter member of the Lake decide on the route that they
HU;bf VIiif111 <v i be tl M u m *
I
We'.l P «11ii |l, n il to milt" I, i|
Monroe Baptist Church, M r ». favor, and petition the County
S if H V I -1(I||| l ] M p t M ll’fl M i ll M"«
A ic c o i d .t, " 4 iiroplr
ooi |||
Oglesby had been a resilient of Commission to that effort.
Into
anlnodpi .'ip tin g , fm
Ei>enhowTi "ill pend tlir night f -| f IH ("1,'..' Him #' *I k■ k• 11*'yrf| I i
Seminole County for 70 years, mov.
State Road Department officials,
day's vein l.aUoi |I,V yuo, I
In Miami anil tea'- lot latopi il 11 iflu fc Mb ■ *'\ #i \ "'I fi- "if
Interests
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lug here from (‘lay County, Fla.
.aid Mr. Hagan, have drclaicd
u i v M l*. ,\il<oc Bcllcfl.
H i in Weilnesda v At living their
Other survivors include two that they will not follow the pres
National
ParkAnd
lit fit|n win Mir Ha Mi P ut h-'.'O
an hum I lie, In will ,|»c ,k it
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other daughteis, Mrs. E. It- Swag- cut mute to Sanlando Springs.
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Ml.
Plant Field, home of the H o ld ,
^ te rty of Sanford and M is.’ J. T
A plat for Urn 48 lot dak Park
Springs of lur.o '
S c n o o lH
C n n t l i d
I 'J i H s i m r I l u r l i \ \ ; i n i l St ,le f'/U
Abfatthewa of Lake Monroei one Subdivision at the south end of
T h e henulV e o nt"«t lug'*
He will leave fix llll mlngh mi,
•on, Ed Oglesby Jr., 28 grandchild- Altamonte Spring* was apuroved.
a full scale p r o g r a m
of •
HhiiiI | o lo i ,,,
MIVMI
I ' m'ItMil* ’*iimH up hi Air,
ren; 40 great grandchildren end This was presented hy tlir de- T A L LA H A S S E E OP-The Florid* ' p o r t i n g arid uncial a r li v i ti c
Morula has voted Ihe Demm-i ,1
<‘nbiuet tmlny made II plain II will
I l'» mill , in | mif(fa Du’
one great great grandson.
vrlnper, N’nrinsn INIImnn, Or
rilriirln g a I t;(HI n ’cl nf
\*i
ri*i'.iimI friipu il hiurIt in# rtiirr'd |e II,k,-I ,IIO e Beetuislroellor, -lav.
Funeral services will be held Inadn, ■ former rltlsrii nf Detroit, lake n dim view of sny priqNited a f te r n o o n a n d l a , l i n g o n til l i
extensimi nf Ihe Evergladv* Na
it11 11* " ,I v%.i•i"ii irwhi v *»» Dir VirttiiH esrrpl to, I’.CH Hilen IP‘,o,.,t
at the Lake Mnmoe Baptist Church Mich.
tlonal Dark Hint will require thr I night.
AM
*n|ii
41 ml I ftifI tuilrt m if tloove, ra n led Hip slate
itv f b* A bmii I i I it I !Vr
at 3:00 p.m. tomorrow with Rev.
The Commission aereptnl the
Ml«* Rellefleiir, ilrUn
efll|M'* I *1 «l| Ml | fill
iptftp
put ,»»)•( i tin i t tn
H. H. Martin, Itev. D. L. Bralnerd dvr-d of ■ road through the new state to turn over additional land. ..
High School nml'ireHi- l«t,t
to
(lie
federal
government
• at#lv Nnrhui, i hlrf il'inn forr
I|
\l |l|r Ilf ♦
-if firs l r .tr mi
and Rev. Robert Smith officiating. Tanglewood Subdivision, a Wel•rt r. , 1
, 1 wax tlie Hitanlmniia clini.'r
Nccidcttl Rcporlcfl
*'#l ,h » 4f Ml# Miih h VVi lUirr Mur
mmI Si in Hi# rti
i ih h ♦ i I .ii .)
Interment will follow In Evergreen Ixirn Phillip., prnjert, bordering
rhe Cabinet » position came nut ,
„„
,lf f(1(1(
»»'l Mh .it f r r Ir.tpim! f|K
Cemetery.
( hi .mg niitlmri •*! *h*ll m
on Winter Park and two and a n a dlsrusslnn nf a protest from lnwn>, including W illi,.,,
Mu Celery Avenue *fUiy
hlfh.m ir
,li *ii ||«f t *ifil | nlIf* it**
1 IMI Igi'
propel fv tin hftVI'li-' •
half miles wed of (ioldenrod In Conrad I,. Wlrth. director of Hie of Sanford
pr»* trill RfiiifM' ffif .inrrnl tlsiyfc
(‘111 (l Ut IlfMill M*I li I ii Mt II Vi *
National Park Servlre. ngalu'i Hie
Seminole County.
Jean
Snodgrass,
l.nttgu
Hl'H
I
(
flfily fu»# Rtif **uii *1.111* %. *I-1# tit „ n i ‘i»rr*' ltd .»* in 1 *)i # Uiif fIi I ■ ■
fur *•’* .iv If * m* m v In fill i i r r n i " i
• U N IT E D NATIONS, N. Y. i/O Drear Bergstrom, company rep. sale by Ihe Stale Board of Edit voted ,e,„,i,| and Diane t<>,
"Il iu-iv i'«nihijiKi , ' j in k mnfr m ill ml lAtlliHpm im iV li'iv A v mio
M cretsry • General Trygve Lie rervntatlve, and R. II. June*, eii- ralinn
ot Iwn , sections nf land out i Orlando, |,|arrd lltiid in tt„- i,
At I#'ISI fIV# prl mu , u Rf r kilb-H
,,
I m thr tifirlh m il lint tut Innil nt i Iit -4f 111if 11•, w it *i i *"| »ii r l # *I in S# 11» 111 thr -tut »f»s
said Monday night that public opin glnrer, pointed out that the 120
It11’ P»rk boundaries
frllowa-Kanland,,
.Spring,
...........
tf|fl| V f "ftlI1H v MVif| lit** f -ill. If I I /«V
ion In moil of the United Nations lots are located in n 40 acre tract.
all." \« ii huii fin latril. uhlinic
Wlrth said Ihe Iwn section* ol rd event
\\ 1|ii | . rtf 'Ml inlti if! In lift It ti I
#,i if *mir r m** *,«11*t In* stir# of IuiIuIny
would enthuxla llcally welcome a
C. P, Brailngton, Lake Mary land lie within a proposed rxlen
b M-iving
hi *
The
rnrdest
was
maned
Ij|* e»*i if|p4» »«* Mf rife
lh|fb*Miv nrni # n .wrM
ll'ift Hful im
In fcrf*p n very
Korean armistice arranged ap resident, was assured of a pub slon of the park lie said the slate termlttent rule tha* M l -<lulrhi,»s ’g-ilf'li fm II .ill Mir tint# * U »fFfdlliRll R h HliftUnu. Willie 111?## fin 11mil »ln|! *( ! Ui b*»".l,. i
proximatclv on tha basis of pres lic hearing nest month to con- was coin milled to giving thr Park sun atill shone Swimming »*•
Sm*f-U'f N#|fi*i, *Ii m iiijj #,iil Ing m.i|fif 'liiii it,*' f*i m '" I
Th# hi i im l i, i ulvimry ttlti
ant battle lines.
•Ider hi* r*que*t in closing Wster Service all lands which would be variety exhibitions and so |„>|.<
n'is*l mii f elefv AVf«mi# slunfly br Irsnri »l itn-lg# *‘t » ■ t «! *'H . .
porntffl
Mutrii
sit#
II
*ltrf
.170
tnllr%
In his annual report to (ha U N Street In the town of lake Mary. needed for Ihe nark
live watrr show rapped tile 1••
Srvrt H timliling
"M* m l
. »+
Nm Mi it*iffIu i.i nf li?m luiivi, Purr fill i* 7 if) P rn Vent 1*1flu V, P'H Mill
General Assembly which convenos
Ito a tla a e * Me l*aa» K e s r)
School Supt Thomas D Bailey aflernoon ar-t|vlt|ea
<1)4 111 I gR
IlPt
lutii.I
i
»i
f
Rlltlllijl
M
i
Inin
1
»*f
1
tn
iMrn.
or
|i
LaMMuIr
3.1ft
north
hare Oct. 14, Lie said repeated dis
said Wlrth was laboring under a
The Laleii [),v relebratlm, ■
f uif
knui.in
* d Hi in, * *
mu Ml 111e*i A venue wH|i bin III,17
#411*1 Id'ti j’i1tl'lr Oil *i 1AT*',1
appointments In tha Korean truce
misapprehension sinre Hie Slate ted 42U0.4U for the li....jf„|l
eaotlatlona had "given rise to Im
" T in . i» i ,4"v»*r** hurrlr/in# nurl E'firil |i u'li up I r nek, In if a *I» i vi*r k|tl#f) bv tbf» "ifut m in f 'iff W111 Hi
School nosrd hid no Ipgat author Chrielrnna (Tiarlly Fund, Bard.,
III
Mp'blg.in
fv*rt
p#»
Dill H ft '
alienee, resentment and doubt.'
ity to give away Its lands He said Manager .lark Butt* annomu e.l i . all hhlps mi M* i ruirs* shniiM vxrr lubi iu I him, Kity (*. Ilmlnp, Wmf. killofl bv llglitrmu i , Mnm*b*!
I
’
nlfy,
Obbf,
dim*K«f*i#d
fb#
ftiiflost
Ha#
*
oiithm,"
Mir
ailvlvnry
anhl
! ol these reaction* would dis
former school land had been do night,
sform* sfrorli Mir ? if** m l I v»
appear, he addod, If (he truce talks
'Mu* liurrh him* vuis #«p#rlril fn mil r ltd R l l - m p t e r l to pn naled In Ihe Park Servlre In Ihe
iifbnr s u r ir |#pmfRr| mi , nig uni
Hanford's
Evelyn
Jones,
spun
Wilmno,
-teeINK
th#
lunti
ruiiili)|f,
ware successful.
Ifl
vrrt\\v
in
lutrtnlfy
If
Mils
mnvllli*
past hut by Ihe Internal Improve ed by the Hrmlnole County »'lu.
V>/iiv) i g# #s(lm if' .| if ? run non
onrlliv *»sl nt U! niilf 4 .mi hour etil to fb# right and fb# ii^bt muii
"If an armistice should be con
ment Fund trustees whn ohtslned h, r of Cnmttierre, bended
Its*
A N ivy I nrrlranf himMiu» plan# f#9id#r nlul biiinp#r nf Moitnn't prr.nmerl ilruv<m>H m tiginnw Hiy
cluded In Korea on the baala of
II
by
giving
lands
nf
equal
value
II other lialbing benntv rid.
City Manager Thnma* Letnnn to
ulilrh pto|i#»l Mu* |*rowin/' fllsturh iflfifl I bi-vr*i|#l Miiii'b liH flu* left flffrt tfiRii bnnl f ip r17# 11
approalmately tha present battle
In Ihe school hoard
They are a , follows: Miss,-. .M■■ oh*# r#pnrf#f| IhiflirM vvluil* in thr front f* ndri imd Imiupei of rlu*
(I n in i g# #s|| m jft1*-<! 11 b.i hi,himi 1 4*
line," the 1U - page report said, day aiked members nf the Lions
Land
Agent
Sinclair
Well*
said
Ann
Ammons,
leer
nidrurnh.
1
I* f**4I*fill#rl fill I'rrgt t ‘4w
iRB"4
Krifd h iu k DaiiPig# lo file lim it sIIIfip*f from a Mi b Mnrnl u bb b
"available evidence indicates that Club to co-operate with member* of Hie Park Service’s position was
ley
Rnsrher.
Bhlrlay
Win
,1
iv h a
limited nt 1 15 himI Mi th# fitrurk ih# m im II imin nf I Hp *»m
public opinion In the great m ajor other local orgauliaHon* In I kh ii I- without m rrlt since the land adver
f*||#VM»|#f at l ift
IIoi loll WRrl fithrix u r i # rrp<»rlnl m l..Ing m l
ity of rnamber atatea would wel Ing the proposed Stetson Univer Used for aale was well outside the Belly Drecbsler, M ania <ilBarbara
Walaon,
Lury
Pllon-'
listed for dltr#g*idliig mi arm prr.minRiI ilrown#f1 m '> igPMw It iv
F o r c H t I '; i r k S c lio n l
come it with enthusiasm and much sity adult education plan here. II* p trk boundaries and In an area Hbaron Argo, Frances Akens. Ile>
algnsl
r*ift#i ffi#|» bn li I ■ h iv I/ rH
of the present aiudety and disil was Introduced hy John Ivey, where farm* are being developed
Crooka, Melanie Pauletln and H-i"Lion" and City commissioner.
T ra iiH p o rta tim i S ta r tn
lusionment would disappear."
(Munag# rsflriifif#*! H $.VHi,fi#»i> i*
Atty.-Gen. Hlrhard Krvln moved Esknw.
Pointing out that proceed* of the
r r r v ro M M lS H lo N
'iillliHl from n Mi h flnn#f 'ilii#b
for
postponement
nf
the
sale
until
adult ichool ara designed to eend
Th# Oily rnniniUnbm will m##f Ktrnrk fb# Mil ill tip' ll of riljra ll
REFO R M S P R O T E S T E D
Five Hrmlnole County exrep
Ihe Park Service director could be
TUNIS, Tunisia (# — A commis two high school graduates from advise of the fscti Gov. Warren
lionet children will he provided tonight at H:t)0 nVInek to #nntlmi#i f'ify, nut ml# (VnilMiiNvi# lb# If4*,ft■n*»
this
section
to
Stetson
University,
hkh
sion of leading Tunisians declared
'ran*|,or*af Ion beginning tumor Ha ftludy of thr hudg#t now b«ing PI NIn .tiRi'f w*as ||M#r#fI with lirol
seconded the mnllnn
Hailey,
Monday night that Parle proposed Mr. Lemon, in hl» brief, Informal Treasure Ed Larson and Secre
row to ," d from the Fore,t Park pr#pAtr<l for fhr rumlng yrgr, rn sfnrr IrmHs, m rr|trf| aill'Him
talk,
declared
that
the
greatest
tinreforms for ih li troubled Pretieh
f rhool f„| rxreptlrmal children City Manngrr TbofiiAR I- hhoii bllrs -iri'I ivnfrr luggnl m#u Ii in
resource of Hanford is tary nf Stale 11. A Gray permitted
f||s(* I', Tlbrr Crrrk i-ig##l fbroi igi.
protectorate represent a backward developed
«t Ihe old Dilatido air base, Mrs. itatril thla mottling.
It to pass but expressed belt
He
youth,
and
told
of
how
l>u*lnr*»
Flags were on d|splay yexlerd.
MUa MgrbniH huffry U *m v . Hie in, .loess and reridenllal see
(tap for Ihe Tunisian people. The and manufacturing company* are school lands shmild be sold
Harold Appleby nnmmiirrd today.
In Ihe downtown section to t,- •
commission sdvlied they Bey of recognising the dollar value of pro
A ctntlor, wagon t, bring pro. big im M riu tiry f« Sir In no n lion. S"ver«l persons v -re (oreed
Gray, seemingly expressing Ihe the Labor Day holiday, and so,,
Tunis to reject the plan.
sentiment of a majority of Ihe were nailed to the meat npsi I vlded I, v tlir Feroald I j ,lighten timing Ihr two wrrka VR«nt|on lo (lee from liielr homes
per education for young people.
The French claimed the
Heavy damage was repotted
Hospilal Association and will to, of Mm. flub# Ml* lin«d, thr rrgiilur
Ha etated that he haa found the Cabinet, said If he Is ever at a down.
j U by Foreign M
Monday In areas around Bal
meintnlned hy the Seminole Coun ^rrrrtary.
paonla of Stnford to h* friendly meeting when Ihe Park Service
Jsek Morrison, manager of H„
In h u m an would give
II more, Washington, aod pails <d
and cordial and have made him wanU more land for the Ever .Seminole Tire Rhnp, who noti'-r'1 ty Gcbool llnisiil for Dir purpose
more control of the!
Pennsylvania. New Jersey sod
Mix. Appleby herself will drive Lake Mary Amimed
*1 at home bare, and that the glades National Park "Pm going two flags upside down on Par
0
New- York, all hit liy Hie tnllend
a n t
ona had datta thafr share In con to vote 'No.1 They've got enough Avenue, said that he had correrl.u It temporarily until s permanent
A French Resident • General tributing 4ft that feeling.
nf the set,run's (Irst hurricane The
dtiver
ran
be
secured.
Over
Road
U
l
o
H
l
n
g
land."
this condition. He declared that P
now administers the country,
hurricane earlier had battered (lie
Mrs. Appleby expressed her
King U M E . B. McCall *•■ » e lThe state already haa given was his belief that the flags be ’
though the aged Bey la the non - comed bach a* presiding officer more than Ooo.ooo acres of land been laundered lately and nailed appreciation to the Shrine Club
Lake Mery resident* ere aroused Carolina (toasts
Ida) ruler. Tunisians bar# bean and praaldaftt w um club, following
and to Suiirrintendrnt T. W. Law- over the closing of the street In
I C t l l l s i i S On F a n * F n a rl
again In the masti.
■ Stating for Independence la • an abaenca of agtoral weak*. Major
CA PTA IN , FU N D S M ISSING
ton for their co-operation In the Durent's Addition on the north
Acting
Police
Chief
Roy
Tllll'.
elmpalgn marked by considerable prcjacta gjocuiaad by members
M ADRID igv— European poller
3 F I R E ALAHM H
when Informed that two flag* wer- matter, and pointed out that the shore of Lake Mary, by private InFiremen have answered two upside dnwn on First Street, In, Forest Park school Is nude possi leiests, as this prevents people searched loday (or Cant Julian
were a broom aala to rale* fund*
for. Lion projacta and a club bar- alarms In the past two days, and mediately took action to have then, ble through public support of the from using tbs public beach facili Rodrigue/ Paslrnna, cnlel pay
POOL 8 C H B D U L B
Easter Seal rumpnlgn.
master of Gen Franrlaco Fran
bocue.
damage from both liras ha* been righted.
ties, Frank Evans said today.
. new schedule for the M unklminor.
Mr. Evans predicted that "fire cn'a War Ministry, reporlrd tnl-.n
Bwlmminf Pool will go Into
SANFORD MAN NAMED
C H A M B k B O F CO M M ERCE
Yesterday afternoon at 2:42
works will fly'1eonrerning the m at ing will) al least four tiillliun pes
<rt tomorrow, f , Haaky wight,
SILVER SPRINGS (/Pi — Pryor ter nt the meeting of the Lske etas ( Mfin.oon)
mrldge, manager o’clock, a defective electrical wire F E R N P A R K R E G IH T R A T IO N
Forrest
session manager, announced of the “
Army offlrlals said the captain
Oomty Chamber near the cash register In Eddle’e
Mrs. Cam illa Bruce, coo-Hv T. Young, Tallahassee, was re- Mary Chamber of Commerce Wedfailed In return Aug 27 from a
of Coi
•Bay urged that ResUurant resulted In a brief supervisor of registration,
/ill elected president of tho Florida nrsday night.
„ __ol will be- open frees members
ao*m as poial* flare and damaga to piaster near taka tha registration hook* to the Barbers Assoeiation nt its closing
Since 1028, Palmetto Avenue, 8 • day leave. An Investigation
to 5 :0 0 o'clock on afternoons Me nom
for dlreclore. tha floor.
Legion Hut at Caeaelbarry Satur convention session today.
which wes graded by the County, showed ho hnd prepared a pass
the exception of Sunday a to u r
New director* Include: E. II. has been a dedicated street, and nt uorl and other trnvcl document:!
Thl* niurnlng firemen were day afternoon, and will be there
j Uu m will ba
hour* wilt ba ItSO p.m. to made for _
and IS elsa- called at 8 .0 3 o'clock to 410 West from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. In ordrr •Inhoaop, P«n*ar..|,,; !. R. Malloy, one time them was » p'or and bath lor an extended trip — destination
t p.m. Saturday hour* w ill be where In tbft „
, and at tha Twelfth Street where n defective to permit new resident* of thui Tallahassee, L. W. Grlner, Gaines house at tha bathing spot. Now that unknown.
.1 e.m. to 1)00 p.m., and tfOO rtw-off aJoetUn
Rorlrlgucx apparently crossed
weak end
cook stove In the home of community and nf Para Park to ville: W. D. Stein, Sanford, V. P. the land owners have closed It, re
I i 0 9 p .» . Tha peel wlU net
chosen In M r.' Mattie Horn had caused a register, aha announced
this Selph, Lakeland; and T. C. Rack- sident# are denied access to the the border Into France several
lake, he pointed out
In th# county, smudge.
nrd, Gainesville.
days ago police reported.
morning.
Hir?'-L■ T'rAfl,'; *+'? ,i
*. aM.M
' ‘ tat
Cabinet Frowns
On Giving Lands
To Park Service
Qw Crowd Attend* U te s t Tropical
Labor Dav Show \ I <*, __ n
i
Hnnlamlo Snriiu’s ‘S 0
0 vel»»,s
m
r nil bcalc / 1 p
Will# Serliniis hi
Nation Are Swept
lly Winfls \Mill?;iin
City Manager Is
Principal Sneaker
At LionH Meeting
Upside Down FI
Mar It Lnhor l><n
T S ifS P .
- ;r
im
afternoon
l.itltn
NO. 8
Eisenhower Promises
Wholesale Clean-Up;
Launches Dixie Tour
Eisenhower Visits Florida
Action On Road
To Forest City,
^ n # n t announced today that the ,
______
U n ite d Stale* and Canada have i p . - n f n S t q
A VP
worked out agreemmla wlih 10 | n o i e H l S
r t ie
fo u l
n ilirtw h r
rhange in Irm prralurr
™
T U E S D A Y . S E P T E M R E R 2. 1 9 5 2
Control Of Strategic | r>
w\ t
Goods Destined For UOUHty D 6 1C T S
Overseas Shipment;
Will Be Tightened!
WASHINGTON <*-The govern
I nl
sr.ittrrrd
r i f »I * I c . i d c i
I ic .T c r ib e s
U ii - l i m p U m
M e s a
\ <)»ic Tliai Needs
‘ l u l l TreaimentM
h i v :|\
Dwight D Els•*■' , ■ i *■ ■t , v ■ died lb" Demo
-, -.i
*dn,t„, .» iimn s most of
i , >,p,,.„, i- l . ,i,d ,1 ind d"">,<»*•'I . « Imlr . tie , lean out
t
j-.ii»* i' ......... . ,i. Wishing
I tn I ■ i ilil, i i pie idridisl namni" * ■ ,i t ■ . ■ ,' 'In- |'iiiman re
giittc in ■ ni" ' i"i .h»( irst lime
m hi id'lie , |ir•-pared lo open a
|i mg ....th* *0 i nop ugu lour
s , f■ —he,, m : i. o,,l whit we
.......
ml I i ,eidtn« er
\ r ■ • liftm * ml, " *>n t do it
•lilt, i
li. i I l"d
'Vh ,1 (he
\V i li - I ........ .
in M,1 lin e is the
lull t|. iim,M,l *
i i .................... ..) . m rupllnn suit
. p". .1
■ h....."d bv "loo
IP <m\ ip* .i i I"» ,, r I,*‘l . m ill f»ir
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i '.i biij Inr th#»r
'it., (iu hi 1 lo.t Iodi* m |iti\v#r '*
If) mi » * ii*i|#> i f ! [T in mil
• i uRi'.fu ! f 'i ■ ,»m# r!f»i‘fnrv.
bun t Hut t)ib’ I if- 1’* t|’# 4M
11. xta (|
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I Im 9 » hm^iiHi »n# *i," lie*
rr 1 f I* •' * KM'
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tin I i 1 *i Ii iin#
I *n * mi# f th** j»Ri *h fulfill#’!
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(Milt no
| si11 b*
Dt* In i 1 *i vn* I tip
..tin m in * it in# si Hlmtrort
li h | f Hm|d Hhid Mill K| .rnhliWf r*»
• «11*i •*i .v**11*^ * i. **'• nff
Thn
*:#!!#! il
mb . ltd fimA#v#r, ih.it
♦ h t it ! pi mum ii '1#lih#t.if«i1v not to
III# Im- *fti*i m1itill loti ton *i mo
I iv iii'" ‘ pi miimr 'I no m m ei in
In
if k L
,
If. * I M -fill .f H,w VV.Uh
M«<»'*M « ^
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)lI' d #\ Rf V Mol
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i«-‘ t ’ ,iy for Ih#
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11 # I •li lb' till r.M11(Rff*n1*1*,
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r'i*1 1]i ifMm |t n*. i s it i 4**f| rnimf
!>dh' - dr rti
pm ( mnil m .\ if#
I ft* **net d i ' i l » !
If **r 11 I‘ > 11 1 Mid Mfell of
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VOLUME XLIV
E sta b lis h e d 190H
^ V a r V ets O f State
Departm ent Riled
A t Legion Censure
Brand As ‘Dispicable*
Critical Resolution;
Say They’re Fed Up
With Untrue Jibes
AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W SPA PE R
SA N FO RD .
FLORIDA
FRIDAY
A L E . 29.
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1952
British J e t Sets Atlantic Bound-Trip Record
Legion Advises
Korean War Be
Void oi Politics
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THE W EA TH En
Increasing cloudiness follow ed
Hr r i l n ami stro n g winds and
safe* o u r n o rth po rtio n , fresh
w ind* and poxxihly locnl showers
in nniilh po rtion to n ig h t and Sat*
unlay.
Amocintrcl P ress I,cased W ire
No. 6
Korean Capital Hit
By Mightiest Blow
Of War By Bombers
Clayton Powell Tropical Storm
Reverses Stand; Swirls Toward
Will Back Adlai
Atlantic Coast
.'10.1 Sorties Flown
My Three Wnvcs Of
I.firul Anri Carrier
Based W ar Planes
WASHINGTON u r-A group of
war veterans In the State Department declared today they were
<jv"fad up" with "dishonest crlll- Urrres Administration
flyeUm" of the department and Its
Give Military Men
ID SMI St'MMCRI.IN
employes. They branded as "dest HIT . Korea
n-W arplanes
Complete Control
spteable" a critical resolution
from four Mlled nations today hit
adopted by the American Legion
Ncirm Leader Statest Warnings Displayed I’soiigv.ing. capital and largest
NEW YORK (At—The American
In Nfew
i York Wednesday
of Communist North Korea,
"Wc Arc NowSctTo
From Vcro Beach cii>
Adrian Fisher, department legal Legion has asked tho administra
the mightiest blow- of tho war
chief, acted as spokesman (or the tion to abandon "political control"
three w.ise. of land and carrierRack Him All W ay"
ToWilminRton.N.C. based
trnun during a news conference of the Korean War and give the
lighter bom ber. bombed and
n the State Department press military complete authority for Ita
NEW YORK r
Itep Adam
MIAMI e
The erratic Atlantic tr.ifed the lilg lied nerve center
room. Fisher was Introduced by condnuct
I.IU3 sorties, or IndlI byton Powell. Negro emigres. ..(orm developed Into a full fledged in i record
The legion adopted the resolu
Press Officer Michael McLcnnntt
fligtits. the t' S Fifth Air
man whn once s.ud he rape,-led hurricane again today as u .willed vidual
as an aerial navigator during tion at the rinse of Its 34th nnnu.il
ee and Navy said
Negroes to Imyeolt the Democratic toward the Atlantic Coast with In fmRlnek
convention In Madison Square Gar
_ World War II.
stookr poured from the
nntlimaul *i.k.-l. .aid tedny after creasing speed and Intensity
■ McDermott said the veterans den Thursday night after hearing,
laetnrles. supplv dumps and troop
(■(inferring with Gov Adlai Steven
Aircraft cheeking IIIe coin .e of i,,)!,.,,
went to his office this morning the three civilian heads nl the
a( ,hf. mil .k|f of Pyo tg-on that "w-e ire now ready In IIn- storm located the center near yang, which was forewarned of the
and reported they wanted to put armed forces—Secretary Thomas
hack him to the lim it"
Latitude ?H 11 north and Longitude
out a statement on their reaction
:tlon K. Flnletter of the Air Force, Sec !
bv radio and leaflets
relary Dan Kimball of the Navy. 1
Powell, New 1 ork Democrat. 76 ft west, m nlioill ?H<1 miles east raids
to the Legion resolution.
A HUOI CROWD SUROIS AROUND s twin-engined Mulish Canberra l-t i 'inlwf i top) tt Alder grove AtrI' N pilot said Ihe
nnd a doren eilu-r Negro leaders unrolling this afternoon and to citv\ returning
The resolution called for the Im and Secretary Frank Pace Jr., of
port, Northern Ireland, ns (lie nlrplane mines to a stop after Hying a< "• ? the All noth- anil hark the same
"was blowing up all o v e r"
visited the Democratic preslden night "
mediate removal of Secretary of the Army.
dny. Crew of the record-breaking plane (Ixoltomi p»«e for photograph-- o 'he airport The men (I In r I
Planes from three l T S aircraft
All three gave optimistic ap
lid nominee today
A report from Hie hurricane r im
State Acheson and others in the
sre: Navigator n. A. Watson. Chief Tr it ITIol It I* Mramnont. and T r • ••dot I’ lllllu-ond rite fteek rraft
e r s off ihe east coast of KoPowell
said
Stevenson
promised
fiunting
plane
to
its
hradquarlrrs
department "found wonting In the pralsals of IhTs country's rearm s
made the trip from Northerr. Ireland to Gander, Newfoundland, and
ion in 7 hours and !UI mmoles.
re 1 (lew- 2ln sortie. over the Red
to make "a strong pronounce it Jacksons die Naval Air Station i-iipit il
>er activation of their duly to men! effort.
The resolution on conduct of the
ment" nn Ihe question of sogro .aid the rye was well defined and
r country."
Some t.'o planes poured 4,000
gallon In Washington
about SO miles in diameter The gallons of ft.lining gasoline and
Fisher said In a statement that Korean War was adopted unnnl-1
The congressman told eorre pilot. I.t 1 Mel Hardcnhnt g. report •V- *"iv. of high explosives on more
"atrong resentment" of the l«- mouslr
s|Mindents alter Hu- emilerrner
l-ewl* Ketcham Gough. a I I
ed winds of Hi) kinds or a little ih m to Commuiii .t targets during
£ glon’s action also waa felt by other
"We ale enluclv . I'l lied nn Ihe more than ‘.kl m iles an hour
I velrran
veterans. He released two tele- year old World War II
Die dawo to dusk raids They
U
.
Col.
Betts
entile civil right. i..ne nmv
rile W<- it lu-i llu i i-,m ."•I 'll. ■pi.ned V non iimnd - -if machine■rams to Secretary Acheson. One. now living In Pasadena, C alif. was
"We feel the whio|r .pieslmn hu.< t'ppri II •".da F.ast r'-.n •9. 9#i•401 gun Indie I , on ihe area, the Air
from the Ames, Iowa. Post No. 37 elected national commander of the
fit
been spellnl out llirir <ail Ik* U<» gux and >".|fh tTirolifia U#»| #» ill Force .aid
of the Legion, expressed regret a t Legion Thursday. (Ills name Is
argument a.x f.n . fiti» Nrgrn vot the path ..1 llie hurricane it pies
Aeheson’s ouster. The other came pronounced "Golf.")
t'niil today, Ihe biggest single
Gough, who served In the Navy
ers .ire runc.'rtn •1 **i for lll.lt ■nl
from Hugh L. McArthur, oast
an blow of the war hail been July
Sim m w linings weir ,Il |ll 1yr i 11 when more It an MX) fightmatter any oil <■, uiiunrttle* We
Judge advocate general of the vet with the rank of commander, over
nrr ready to l.a. k li19ii In thr Iim f. "i.i V- r•• Reach. ITa . 11 >1til
•rans of Foreign Wars and a mem whelmlngly defeated his only ri
ei
luimtiers mil Superfortresses
il "
, Wdioiugt. iu. N r
rlo Post 3 at Tampa. val, Walter E Alessodrnm. 36. Cnlla General “ Mnsi
ber of the Legion
ponied 1.4'HI ion i of bombs on
Philadelphia.
Fla.
I'mvell said the group came to
I ll- 9«lv 1 *»l V " »l II—
ll ill 1119<d Pyongyang doling l.nti.'l sorties
Gough Is an Inheritance tax ap
KncrRelie
Pro paThe 24-man group said It was
( i i r * | B y C’o m m i t t o r o'e Stevenson to have him “ spelt .41. 9(1 eland by (m fill 9»•—
l All
I'ndav':. (ir I wive of jet and
out” Ilia position » ,i fhe eivil vicr* mi •t "piMsll.il 1••II 114 111* prop dtlven planes haltered Comspecking for the "vast majority" praiser employed by the Slate of
Kandist
Of
Iintc*
’
A '. T v p i c . T l I C x . T t n p I r rights nml allied 1tstir .
arnuu: x Him alleruiHi.in .diil In in'inlsl 111*1
or 7.000 veterans In the State De California. Ills Legion office pays
alter all defenses,
Is for
tlS.ooo annually. KElection
L
partment and foreign service.
wlm-h pilot, .aid tluew iqi a heavy
igH
MOSCOW '/P—Pravada gave its
ID II Mill V IV S.N v tll.lt
The voterans' statement noted the ensuing year.
•peeches here lluiisd.iv Dial lln-y
n ir We
w eni.er
tmre.in
Ihe
itl.er Imre
.10 ,anl
.aid llurri
url ilu "f flak other (saves conAt cemrtoh'.ea In Madison Square lop editorial po.-.itlnu today to n
't AMIINGTi>N Is House loses jwere thnroilghlv satisfied
that tho American Legion said Its
cane Mile was mm mg we.I north im itated on stockpiles, barracks,
lig 'loro todav charged lhal llu"patience I* exhausted" with Garden, Gough had the red r a p ; blistering attack on Gen Dwight
Powell's earlier slatemenl that westward about IB tulle; an Imui. ludustriri and ilrflrld 11 .ed to tiolBute Department leaden and de- of I^glnn commander placed on, I* Elsenhower's speech this week |
in lire Department has hern Negroes might boycott tho Demo with strimgrd winds estimated it ,tci tin- Communist war effort.
d dil.itiuy” m some proseeu erntlr national ticket was made almnl i:> milei an hour
elared that the patience of Stale his head by hta predecessor, Don- i before the American l-cgimi cun
Pyongyang Radio was off the
Department veteram alto la ex aid R. Wilton, (Tarlfshurg, W. Va I ventlnn In New York
imo. and died a Detroit war (rand picked Sen John J Sparkman of
"It has shown .1 .light Increase 1 nr. and monitors in Tokyo said
hausted.
1 a-,e as "a typical examplr "
(n his acceptance address, .-phc organ of the Soviet Commit
Alabama ns their vice presidential and has ,1 more definite center," it still had not come on for Its
"For aavaral yaara now." Ihe Gough urged "Intelligence, firm nlst Parly, In the first Russian
Counsel Robert A. Collier laid candidate
the advisory said
regular broadcast tonight.
«
a
an
NUMBER OF n ets' and courage" In combatting comment nn Elsenhower’s speech,
la-fore a indlrlary siihrnmmltlee n
ilatamentni laid "A NUM:
"Further Intensification may oc | filled air raids have driven
"l( Is dentil," I’mvell said at
INDIVIDU
OANIZA- Communism, and pleaded for a termed the Republican putty
IN
miinlier ef docutnrtds dealing with the llnifl.
llmo. "I
"1 personally
p*isonally will not dur during passage over the Gulf ^Pvongyang Radio from Ihe air
\ TIONS IN T O ll1 !o U f$ ftY HAVE decisive military program for Uy nominee Ihe "most energetic pro
•he Nornion E Miller and A».aq
| Jnel U uU fc the Stream and movement ts expecttiFtXj.* f J twiean noaolly. 4)ne» was
f BEEN
J E N KICKING
KICKINO W
THE
r “EMPLOY- ration's youth.rlatxa, lur'Mu'tfsir Wlrtell ('/IfnP'lq* tfrrllni* nf Nrjtron.’: *ill
pagnndlst qf tho hole, contempt
(ha fo eoiitlnue at nboiif the present Jlh .Mine when 1 jura .hlng blowAs thp conyaatlnn neared Its end enmity of Hie Anjorlcati aR
•partmen]
in UH4 »mt win closed In lii.M .-oiivenlloii (tool todav
Kull'o hvdroelectrle power
,1 lie and direction, with a lendenev at theI'tHMiNNFI11M I 'llg r I h tfP l
close,i, the delegalea urged a n ' In- tfrf-ssors nnd warmongers."
without pro .edition nr recnveiy nf
Powell said then that II was as •" r,"rvr
norlliward
yeiUgatlon of national Seleetlvo
goveinment fund'.
The editorial was one llmre In
mipossllde lo sell Sparkman "to
approaches the i-nsat '
I I ^ M t l f t M OB N | S T B t*e l
Service
vice headquarters.
he
n series of Increasingly blltcr So
Collu-i ltd Miller was Indicted llm
people of Harlem as il would
Hie storm had contained hm 11
the peopl
The legum resolution also asked vlet p rrst attacks on Ihe general
cane force winds 7.S miles an hour
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1
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me
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c.indl
repeal of a Selective Service direc Democratic PfMy Nominee Adlnl , rtviliim priamuml .rfilull the center was not well ilrfln
1111: fr •ml in Unit he hud "know
f,.i ->1-11*1111 m Alabama "
tive which. It said, places "a boun Stevenson has been attacked xtml 1 |{y,,kyii» Cmumiin.l whn h
Winds deeieased itnmrwh if
inclv
mil
(raiululeiiHv
charged
in
p(,wr|l
was
a-.kril
tmlnv
i ImiiiI ed
ty on child marriages, hasty mnr- larly In the past,
Thill nlay
„ ^ , ..up ,.f island Jiisi
ilui"
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ax
dltecl
lime
fur
III.
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,
1111
vx,tli
texpei
*
f"
S|inrk
rlages and convenient pregnan The edllorinl appeared In the two pun. i< the son of Mr. ..
The Weather llore.iii said tl.
cmpluxi' in |ierfiiriniug under <'•" m.io
cies."
approaidi to the Gulf Slreai
right
hand
columns
of
die
lop
So
Archie
lletta
,,f
Snufm
I,mi
i;i
\
eriiiiu'llt
1
mill
;u
t*
"
•(
|,„V
iim
attlluile
until
I
xee
The legion urged "Immediate
hrnad etirrenf .Ml lo riu miles uni
hi "Iditinii In llu Inilli-linent.
•• ji„we|| said
pnner, a key space used lor lit IC. e n t e r e d n u lls ." y
IMn oj,tg*i i li m i n in \ II i V t c i
attention" In what II described as vlet
flowing northward off llu- IT-old
•
..Hi..
.aid
civil
Mill
was
hlc.l
t
,|0
s
,,ark
editorials
only
when
they
lre.it
of
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ia
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a
b
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te
, .It , t •*.Ijt• tiiti'Hinc*'«| flic* Red
Cnar-.i. might lead lo fiirllnt 11 i•mm
ft
DETROIT (Ji — Gen. Hoyt Van telegraphic orders sent last May major events in Ihe field of foreign hi-IiuoD nnd th e I n l "
i .• • m r ule , f •» ♦!»*• p M i f r r t l o n o f
l,V
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in
Waxhlnjitm.
next
week
triisiflcatlon
w >denherg declared today that "the to the draft Imnnl at Aodersuo, relations.
U nrein
111•* >4rid
fill mi: btirri*
eiv n » '*■.
I
|,comment Negro leader, chan
' means do not ealat for stopping an S. C.
’T*' pile Ilie fail sh.it in It.x enrlv um^ Tuhla*. who had i» lung roll
The resolution said the order, j Pravada told Ita Itllssino render*
• American atomlr counter offensive
I’ vrn flintj^lt »it» m»ii»» diatto cOO*
pha • the ease wax dexrrlbed by
vx11h Htexensi.il '"day. |
that Elsenhower announced Ids In
—nor are such means likely to ap signed by SelPdlvo Service Direc tention
Hie V. m e iDorney . 'our of the
w(1, "vrey much Im C 'l 4 '< n H O I l t o n i c r j x
■••im wtia
in*if »Ini inortiimt
nf "Including In tin- Atnerl
tor MaJ Gen l^w ls II llershnv,
p a ir In the near future "
ifrrivpil by
crjn empire "Soviet l.ntvn. Lith
thr
•* liiiil In** •Irp.iilmnil linifl. prcT trir wilti flit* r.infUiliilr's ! W ^ ltll H r f 'I K lT f l |{ ;i MK 11 •••«. »i-» itIr r. m»»d
roncernrd
an
unidentified
draft
The Air Fore# chief of staff said registrant who was allowed In en uania, nnd Estonia, as well as
roll..-. .Ml. “ Arti.m u .,n ilrlnyiMl
nn r h il right* T nbluJ
1 l,iir tl
M tbr Rrd f i *mv fi»mi th" Miami
ha waa led to that conclusion list after he already had been or Poland, Cierhoslovnkla, Hnlgarla,
Wt’iiiliri Hm • •mi
tho
ll»M"i,;ii various iI#m m *s fur nvrr | rVNI|fM| i,ursllons .is l»» wlirlbrr
NEW YORK r,p, t;„v \
through "all the available evi dered Inducted
in»,.riit timiiiibun • in th«» Atmix \t'.4»4 nlwin* ii •. iim*holh miM(vaeiiild sti|»|Mtrl Sfrvrnxnn
Romania, Hungary. Albania. East
Steven-,on I nnfi-i 1 • ,| lo,|av
• '
dence. bated upon our own ex
I.«t,9|t* rn il nf Kim !••»». Ml. P#t**fw e i ‘ dropped
This Is against the law. the l e ern Germany, Enstrrn Austria,
I Sen H enry I'alM il U alge J r
k m ,'., ' si',',trVm«'n' 'lie , nn, ' \ ' ' l l ,.
i
I hauativa and continuing «4ctla and gion
visit |i«»ifilri| mil fltfit with tho
SALEM. Mas*. 1/P1
China. Ihe Mongolian Peoples
> olio 1 told the cominltlce
said.
,
Maasnrlmsetta
l(c
p
ilh
lle
.in
whn
who
lx
i-tirrrnfIxm
il
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f„v
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.
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further reinforced by Ihe expertI n f i l l « P i U O I I | | 0|e | f » m d l i l l k ( ( r i t i f l f V I t
Republic nnd the Korean peoples Guard mercy plane t->doy piIn
Washington
Thursday
night,
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j cnee of- friendly air forces."
•f Sanford an 1 ininob.* County
Republic.
a soldier off n troop lian-i"
Hershey
said
the
Individual
In
mix
c.ixe*
in
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e
D
ipartm
int
n„minnii„„
strategy,
lilt
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In an addreti written for (he volved originally had been classed
■Imuld bo ndvi i**i| i»f tin* boit
"Fascists of Hitlerite |>ersua-drm j the Atlantic tn help ......1 >•
files, dei Ided It is to the best ,|„y
stevi-nsonx stand on the
o f I f f w liio iikfii-xl i-o n fiT riti
11 1 in* o n of idf |not» *lion diirif*g
Air Force Aaaoelatlon Prepared 4-F
ought to open their mniilhs In ! Id*Ltragedy-filled Nelun-da 1
by
tho
local
board
and,
after
illleie
is"
lhal
II
demonstrate
fUitmatr-r
ioj;
onr
bom
mid
10
i
n
i
i
u
i
i
c
•'*nil' I) fetortllH.
neea Day luncheon. Vandenberg a medical check o; nta case, had
1fir piihlli h how dilatory thr depart
Tha 2-t-ngine srni'lun
amazement," Piravadn assert! d
-| hc Stevenson denunciation of h r m o v ln tlr |*i»’ o d rn tla l cmtdi l t**
' Manv ffltnlitiiM durii*K hurtt*
■treated these other points:
second to attempt tho
— ment Imx been
been
ordered
re-examined.
"Their
appetites
were
enormous
u„.
fRlhiiater.
said
laHlge.
was
a
told
SVvvNno
»
»
•ut^n afto d»ir lo i i » n n d
1. It la economically possible
flow throo hours and IK i"i'" ’<•* Collier said the dnenments will '-piDiis, Indniere piece of double
The
youth
subsequently
was
re
enough,
but
even
they
did
not
de
"Thoro
win
m
m
dlmtMftlon
*»f
f••
•*
,i
I v k *f node»nt iM'lloif of th#
now to use new-atyto
new .a!_,,_atomic
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. classified In t-A, Hershey said, and
weapto Include among their flesh tn tho aide of tho Navv •'
show
,.,|k "
nil .'4 at all Wr » tlkrd fll.t • ' dfiog. i " hr •I•*•*t•>i« ’
ons against all types of ta rg e U - later appealed to the Presidential ride
ports
Gon.
Aloxnndoi
I'ati-li.
••'
"it
and blood* the Mongolian, Chinese
I the government asked dLlaidge said Hie Demoei its had IthtMll IVIf If%9| nf| |f|.| Mini# *«ft» l
poinit'd ooi rIn* following
not merely the larger, more ex Review Board In Washington.
500 nillo* iioitlioa»it of Now ) 'k. missal ■>( Hie mdletmenl against rnntrmled the Senate (nr four orOiimnir n.Nltn« It wna ii k *1 i •11In
nnd Korean peoples "
• * lo It** oli 44*i viol during or
tensive targets.
nml
nlmiit
nn
hour
latoi
In
ir
Then tho youth offered lo with
(Eisenhower In his speech on
Mltlei in Ocliilier. IUMI ox years year* and had "dime nothing about lirenkfiiAt nt>d « v< t y iitt•
I•• nn *»» ;ii«li wl»*»in •
draw his appeal, Hershey said, If Monday said the United States its return flight to tho '
after d was returned heeause it d "
talk M
i 11 K* *’|* i.idio mii .iml hdtfo for
He aeld this fact D "well koown permitted to enlist.
Guard
Air
Htntlnn
nt
Siilrio.
M
•
*.
should tell the Kremlin: "Never
A»ikrd ul»*’lb »i |»r and 11*•
'had In <nine ' .'iiteehled with age", ; He told a New York news eonof | ii'i.i I v/iimiign I giiMi •• rtiinorn
not only to ourselves but also to
Heavy Atlantic waves Tin" lay | ?. Thu Fill nnd departmental (eriinre that Elsenhower tins ex iiKM'f'd on 9li# inaftrift dlA*'o
Hershey said ho Is delegated
we rest cnntrnt until the tidal
i *i 11a vi* fltri'hn to mi know |oThe
tre n d toward complex with authority. In such a ease, to shsll
our
enemies."
wave nf aggressive Communism oripploil an Ait Force pin........ ill attorneys reeommendril repeated- j pressed lilniself very strongly tn St<*v«*iiflo|| sniiN'd a9»i| i»*|i|t*' cati*iii "f a Ifb iil.on#*, Ilivrt tondlairI combat aircraft should be re allow the youth to enlist Instead has
receded within Its own Imr- to plok up T. Hgt. f‘hallo R ly that the i a.xe lie disposed of; j favor of curbing filibusters nnd
"Wo didn't iiij(i|f."
l\ «•* lilnlila |tli,i|i*' loinibflm of
strained.
Buggy anil fly him to hi* w "t
ders "
of being Inducted.
Hm licit, a finain’ioi who boroir iln r t tn , (H r *b’|M i tm**ni and onior3 The defendant frequently i added Hint the general "la for
"B ui." he added, "let ua not detirhago.
Noli.,
homo.
(Enumerating the Soviet satel
rhnni'.fd attorneys, and eaeh of | every measure that will promote n widghtv iittoffi* ml atlvihot • y«'ii4*y agfia |f».
i 1'fde ourselves Into believing that
lites In Europe and their popula
There ona of his two «-liil*li*-n them appeared tn have some In -1civil rights without defeating lls thf late I*r *-xi11■*11» Rooifvclt, I «
I II I HmhiiI up windovvR or imt.ill
t fleetsi of cheap 'hoi rod’ airplanes
not yot atati’fl wit* flier bo fnv*»
tions. Elsenhower added that "the was dead of polio, his other ""hi finenre wllh prosecuting ofllrlnls; own purpose "
itor mi tiiiiltcM f • 4»* k«*»m| lumbar
will bring the economy we aU deconscience nf America ran never lay ill of tho same iliseiun, mil
Stevenson said Thursday that If Htrvoiiflon oi bln Ht'imhlh ait ,* nml fa iic n iri’iir«dy
4 Tho defendant occasionally re
I sire.
know ease until those peoples of hi* wife-suffering from a *ri -i* fused to answer pertinent ques etectril he would use whatever In io n rn t, (iCo D w ight D Lin»*n
il ) t'bfi'k "ii itrnin ttiat might
{ "The right solution, we are con
II nnlllHiril (III I*in r ’Ihrfto)
fluence tic might have "tn get the lowri
A head-on crash of two auto- ope own blood snd bur own way spinal uilmetit—fared crilloal >r- tions.
vinced, lies not In masses of relrestored tn the socloty of free gory.
3. Inference* can he drawn that Senate to rliango Its rules under
. alively ebaap andI aim
simple aircraft. mobllta on tho Orlando Highway ara
N't I ROTA R> MEETING
McFADDEN .It'.MI’S
men." Referring tp Communist
The first mercy plane leu led special consideration was given to which filibusters have killed Civil
. hut rather In the careful choice ona mile aouth of Hanford at 11:30 conquests
PARIS l,Vi Meitmri Meet
In Asia, the general ■uereisfiillv on tho water m ar >he defense atlnrneys, even to Ihe ex rigid* legislation."
fh e re w ilt <«• in* ineatlng n f
o’clock last night resulted In Injury
Today, Stevenson conferred with leu, H4-year-nld physical .ultu . .' i|„. Qanfoid Rotaiy ri'd . nil !tt.ilito three persons anil In the arrest ■aid: "Most of theao peoples of transiiort hilt collided with a life* tent nf supplying
In them with an
,|AV „„ necoimt nf the l.atmr Day
of William Andrew Brown, Jr., M the Far East have been friends boat lowered front the ship *" " Fill Investigation report on the llernard llaruch, n long lime ad "Tin laugli.-. al old age, made
of 143 New York Htreet, Orlando, of America. . . . The conscience cure a line Iwtween the two eiafl. rase;
viser to Fresldents hut who cur pniHchute jump line today tn cel holiday, It wn» annnuneed by lloi.
raapons, plus the
Ids l.|i>l»lay.
Harris, club president the next
of America shall auffer self-re The piano's propeltor waa 'lamthey are
r. The defendant, at one point, renlly la out of Invor with the elirate
to greater who waa one of the Injured.
The wiry American pul,li d ei | meeting >>f the clul.
Monday,
proacn until these
the*« peoples
peonlfi have aged.
According to fltate Patrolman R- proach
numbers,
offered to settle the case urn! nr- Truman administration.
ua
from
nnd exponent nf tlm vlgnnmn ,eit Sept, fl xvill t,e featured by voca- - - . reensetm aat at the basic D. Harrison, Brown, who Is npjmrtunlty to choose ihelr own
Two of the transport’s " • ■»* lualiy deposited 17.300 with Ihe de
Ktrvensnu told newsmen later door
■.costly
life mixxed the Seine lti\ •> , tin,ml talks by several nf the
men were reported Injured af'-i pnrtmrnt; the ileposi was r
there was no discussion of poll- and landed
•trafefy of the previous World charged with driving on the wrong
on diy giound on Dm most lucent Iy Imlurlcd Hntnrialis.
plunging overboard in on „i" turned and lie paid nothing mm Itm tin at all Wo talked mainly shout
aide of the road, was traveling
00'
xve.xt
hank.
*• 436,Of*) claim:
north In his 1941 Pontlae Cluib LEGION MEET POSTPONED parent effort to aid tellow
Inflation end some other economic
Juxt
liefnre
takeoff, lie was
in the lifeboat.
Coupe andwas five feet on the
7 The defendant's net worth wax matters "
jflllsi bi-monthly meetln men
amine.l
by
D>.
Roger Catlbln, who
The regular
Movie 'Time Table
Buggy,
a
World
War
II
vein
m
wrong
tide
of
the
center
line
when
|i anltaas* Oh (-•«» Sltl
And F>en Fat McC’arran of Ne found his blood pressure nml heat'
H erald
L
of’ Cainphell-Losslng Tost
No. 5f who enllited In the Army rally
KHZ
hla ear collided with a 1941 phey** of the American Legion sched
vada, a Democrat who frennently condition good.
"King Kong”
lar B«dan driven by Janies Muse, uled for next Mopday night, has till* year, ha* been stationed n
does not ogrer with the adminis
MarFnddrn,
who
made
tin.'
jump
1:00 • 3:67 • fl.ttt 9:43
S. Ne t matter, hew - fee away 82 of Bqute 1, Sanford.
postponed on account of the Germany.
NEGRO TBHTIFIK8 tration, announced Hint ho would to prove Hint Ids health tlicorle,
"Leopard Man"
Ills 4-year-otd son Charles Jr. IIL'RNF.II
Mrs. Muse, 19, who waa riding been
nupiKirt Stevenson fur tho presi have kept him young, wore Dvn.
Labor Day holiday. Post Com died
feem heme yen mny ge an ye*7
BOWLING
GREEN,
Ky
*-W-A
2:61 - 5:40 - 6:37
two days hgo At (iloux City, 3!) year old Nrgrn was carried Into dency.
vneetlee yen can readily enteb
mander J. D. Cordell stated this In., hospital.
parachutes, also red flannel under \
Sat. - "Waco"
morning. The next tegular meetwear and a Mae West life Ixe!»
Thursday to testify at the
HI* 0-ynir-old daughter Kath court
1:24 - 4:10
7:06 - 10:00
Ing will take pleca on Monday,
arraignment
of
two
white
men
*r
Public
Confab
To
"You
For
Sle"
September ...
16th
et which time 0if- leen Is still a petto patient at
...................
JAX
VICE
RAIDS!
when yen __________________
cmed of setting fide to his gaso
tipper lip, Mr. u
fleers for the next period will be same hospital. Her oondltlon vs* line-saturated overalls.
2:34 • 6:46 • 8:33
Held Tonite On Road JACKSONVILLE uR-CIty deter
range wHh yenv ee fetor Iey. ev
. about the knees, and installed.
lilted as good.
Sunday • "The Story of Will
The Incident occurred June 14 nt
• Severe sprain of the
And surgsona said they hr/i'tlves assisted by FBI agents sr
Rogers"
mill where Joe Simmons
Mg V
ated to operate on hla wife un anndfeed
t:00 • 3:01 • 6:11 7:18 ■ 0:28
the men—James Chaffin, 30, tills evening at 7:30 o’clock In tho rested 22 Negro jbell h o p and por
MBrowa had been drinking, but
148, to have year regular tosaea
less he was at her hrdsliln.
MOVIKLAND
grabbed court room of the Court House to ters at five Jacksonville hotels in
POLIO INCREASES
ta not Into skated," said Patrol
•fr
ef the Herald eared for yen
Tho Buggy* formerly Itvrd m nnd Jam es Cherry, 23—
raids Thursday night.
“I'll See ''o n In My Dreams"
NEW YORK Wi-The National Richmond, 0 „ and moved l«'t his nnna nndI saturated his trou air all side* nf the controversial vice
Brown was released
while yon ere a army, to In dw
Sixteen of those taken In cid
7:16 - feslure 7:13, lsst com
gi
.6 mile toad which Is slated to run
n County Jail on Foundation for Infantile Paralysis May to Winnebego, where Mu- ser leg* with gasoline.
Btered to year heme In aaw
tody posted $230 bonds and were
plete show 9:40
Simmons
said
Chaffin
then
apthrough
undeveloped
countryslda
said
Thursday
that
this
year’s
bendDamage
to
Buggy’s mothar resides.
m ■pen yenv valnvn.
:tty
Saturday - "Pistol Hatvesl"
plied his lighter to the overall*
near Casselberry' and past the released for appearance in ell
was estimated' at tal of polln cases li 68 per cent
and "Tie Rig Gusher’’
Burned severely on both legs, Azalea Driving Fark and Lodge. court. They wero charged with
FSC ADDS TO FACULTY
higher than last year’s total over
8unday-"You Never Can Tell"
Strong opposition to the road procurement for prostitutes.
LAKELAND. ,(JW~Florlria South Rlmmnnx has spent almost six
(be same period.
!
The arrests followod more than
PRAIRIE LAKE
So far In 1901, the foundation ern College has, announced addi weeks In a hospital. He could givo on the part of residents of tho a score Wednesday In Orlando
"Cartoon Cnrnlval"
area developed at the County
no reason for the Incident
said. 10,080 persona have been tion of two faculty members.
7:13 only
meeting
Monday where a man nail hi* wife have
They aro Dr. Charles A. Wood Chaffin and Cherry told police Commission
atrickert In the U. 8. It said the
operations were part of a ring In
’’The Hundownera" 0:t5-10i30
‘ ‘ 1 for the period I n 1040, when bury Jr., Allaton. Mata., associate they were only pranking and did morning and It was decided a t been accused of violating thn white
Sound Off"
that ttma to postpone final <]«
country suffered (ta worst polio professor of psychology* and Rich- not mean to hurt Hlmmona.
Sunday - "Mickey Rooney
Botn waived to the grand jury rlslon until after the public meet- staverv act. Orlando nolle® said
lenUe, waa ao.sag. In 1831^ it erd 11. Salewa, Mystic, Conn., In
Orlando and Jacksonville.
on charges of assault and battery. Ing tonight
waa 11,388,
structor in the Art Department.
f
D
Pravda Attacks
Ike’s Speech On
Commie Threat
Justice Bureau
Is Charged With
Dilatory Action
Disaster ( liairman
J ells Of Thinp I’m
Do If Storm Comes
Vandenburg Avers
Atom Retaliation
; By USUnstoppable
Planu tarries t;i
Off Transport To
Sadness AI Nome
I
1
Three Persons Hurt
In Head-On Collision
t
Sanford
Vacation-Pack
Be
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A t THE C H U R C H E S
All Church Nolle** mull b* presented at Th* llrrsld office by 4;0U
f. M- ou the day before publication.
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FIRST IIAPTIHT CHURCH
MHBT METHODIST CHURCH |
Park Avenue at Hltlh Street
i . K. MrKlnl*y, Minister
W. I*. Ilrookn, Jr., I’iHior
. Mica Thelma Long — Direct/**
John I.. Miller, Minister of
Religious Education
E d u ca tio n
0:46 a m. Sunday School. A eU»sj
Miimlny School 0:46 a.m.
for every eg*-.
Morning Wurehlp 11:00 a,in.
11:00 a.m. Morning Worahlp.
Training Union 0:45 pm .
Sermon Thrmr: "flour* and
Evening ...........
Worship H
.UU p.m
J:00
Wagca".
Wednesday Service 0:(i6 p.m.
7:00 p.m. Intermedia!* and
Senior Youth Fellowship Heivlce.
Kir phone* for haul of hear0:00 p.m. Evening Worship. Ing.
m is e ry fur all teivices of the
Sermon: “Our D uttny".
day.
CHURCH OF THE NAZAHKNE
Welcome.
113 Maple Avrnu*
L. II. Eushtun, i'aalur
CONCHKOAIIONAl.t CHURCH
Sunday school uno a.m.
Park Avenue and Third Street
‘iornlng Worthip 10:4b a m.
J. Her mud Root, .Mlnlaler
routh Service* 0 16 pm.
Sunday School 10.1/0 n.rn.
_ vangtllillc Hour 7:46 n.in.
Morning Service ll:0 0 a.in.
Mid-weak Sri vie* Wednesday
Sermon: "The Sucri'drifss of
7:41 p.m. •
Work."
A church where nil /eel at THE MASTER WORD OK FIFE
"Dr. Osier once told a company
"{mSe E METHODIST CHURCH
of medical students the master
‘
Rev. C. X. Miner, Pastor
word of life -- the word which* I*
Sunday School U:46 a.m.
the open sesame to every portnl,
“Let in atudy Cod's word to* Ihr great equaliser lit the world,
■ether”,
the true philosopher’* atone, which
L.Mernlng WorshlUp 11:00 a.m. tinnsmutee till the Imae metal of
rit of Fire".
luYjeet: "The
Immunity into void — the wold
Y.f.M S. 7:00 p.m.
which mokre (lie atuphl hlight,
Evangelistic Service 7:46 p.in. t tier bright In ill Irani. ami the lirll fla y e r meeting und Bible study limit slrady, the wind In the heait
\Vftinmlay 7:46 p.m.
which make* all things poaaihlo
and will,out which ull is vanity
FIRST FHKSIIYTEHIAN
I ami vtsuliuii, the word which
CHURCH
brings hope to the youth, con
Oak Avenue and Third Street
fidence to the middle-aged, repose
Rf*. A. (1. Mcltinla, Mlnlaler
to the up-d. That Mnntor word D
0:46 a m. Suii'lay School.
WollK.
lliOO a.m. Morning Worship.
W. Itolicitaon Nlcull
Anthem — "tlullil The* Slot.Stately Munsluni" Andrews.
t IIURCH OF CHRIST
* Organ Frelmiv — "Meditation" Elm Avenue and Heeoml HI reel
rom Thais — Massanel, and Of
J. C. Nicholson, Minister
lertory "Andante” — from Klist
m
FALLING FROM GRACE
Bout* — Handel — Mrs. George
“I am the vine, ye are the
Touhy, Minister of Music, with branches: lie that ahhJeth In me,
violin solos by Miss Mary Ann and I in him the same hrlngeth
■phlaytr.
forth much fruit: for without me
Th*. Mcisuge of tlu- Morning yi- ran do nothing" (John I6:A|.
— "Rebuilding the Walls of Jer |
10:00 a.m. HiUe Study.
Utglctn’’ — Mr. Geoigv Teuhy, a
11:00 a ill. M o tn lllg W in rh ip .
Pigeon.
0 .'III p.m. Evening Worship.
Church Nursery IU:45-1if:00 Remion topic: "Tlii Gieut Com
g.rh. each Sunday.
mission."
' 1:00 p m. Evening Wot ship.
Wednesday
H.UO p.m.
Illiiie
The Message of the Evening Study.
— "Choose Ye This Dny Whom
Yisltois always welcome.
r Will Sri vc” — Mr. Arthut |
f
JtYoung,
a Deacon.
IT'MAI.A ((IMMUNITY.
I'llENIlYTEKIAN CHURCH
CHHIHTIAN A MIHHlONAEY
C. C. White, Minister
•
ALLIANCE
Unified Service 10:0(1 n in.
Park Avenue slid Fourteenth
Church Hrhool and tnlk hv pastor.
Hlreet
Young Peoples Meeting 7:00
Glenn E. Hinllh, Faslor
p.m.
Bible Schuul 11:46 a.m.
Evening Hervlce 7:.'lo p.m
Morning Wot ship 11:0U a.m.
Wednesday Evening 7:00 p.m.
Evening Worship 7:46 p.m.
Ihuyer ami Ilihle .Study HerThe pastor will speak at both vices.
Service*. All are cordially invited
to attend each service.
(Jueliec, Canada, Is believed lo
he (he only walled city In North
FREE MRTHODIHT CHURCH
America.
Rev. C. Z- Miner, Faster
Sunday School 11:46 am
-ornlng Worship lliOO a.m.
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By WbE biMM
HICKEY MOUSE
Wilbur And Trellis
Mae Are Fueding
Over Their Politics
By HAJ
HALj IBOYLE
HOMETOWN, U. 8. A. WV-Tha
Pechlea, like many an American
family today, are a house divided.
“Wilbur,
'llbt the country's moat aver'
age cltlien, and hla wlfa, Trellis
Mae, used to quirral over only
one thing—her ambition to own a
mink coat.
But that was before Wilbur went
lo ll.e Republican convention and
came home In favor of Gan. Elsen
hower, and Trellis Mae (ttended
the Democratic convention and re
turned an ardent rooUr for Gov.
Stevenson.
Now they are separated by a
nt-w yawning chasm—party poli
tics.
Wilbur awoke the other morning
In a cramped position on tfe liv
ing room sofa, to which he had
lieen exiled by Trellis Mae after
he referred slightingly to Steven
son as "a Truman In abort pants.”
His wife, har hair still in matal
curlers, sat In his favorite chair
studying the newspaper.
"Ilow abnut some breakfast,
honey7" said Wilbur. "Fm starv
POIT COMMAMMS John t New
ing.^
comb*, 01, of Augusta, III., salutes
"Make It yourself, you Republi
Old Olory at tha Jtth American
can—you beflava In Individual en
Legion national convention in
terprise." replied Trellis Mae.
New York lie Is believed lo be
"And don't burn the toast, f have
th* oldest member of tha Legion.
lo catch up on the political news "
Wilbur meekly got up, show
ered. shaved, dress and fixed
breakfast for two. Trellis Mae
Joined him at the table, put down veil three times? You! Who said
the newspaper, and said:
when ha got of the Army he'd
"Well, he's done It agalnl"
never vote for u man who wore
Her husband want on morosely a uniform? You!"
inuiiching his toast.
"That waa before they nominat
"I sav. lie's done it again!" said ed Ike." said Wilbur. "Can't a
Trellis Mae more loudly
man chango his mind?"
"Who?" said Wilbur, unable to
"Cnn’l a woman?”
resist Ihe bait.
Sure, but Ike Is a new broom
"As if you didn’t know. Ila, ha, lie's got what the country need*.
-He Is a real inun of- action.
-f0 Ste
ha! Stevenson—of course."
"Has he attacked that mess In venson la just a phrase-maker.
Washington again?"
Anybody can make a high sound
"Don't he io funny," said Tral ing phrase
11* Mae. "He lays your pal Ike Is
"Oh. can Ihcy?" demanded Trel
up lo his knaai In a bucket of lis Mae. "All right,
Wilbur. You
rlgl
cels Ila, ha. ha! What's the mst make one. Right now. Quick."
ter with Ike's campaign anyway? \ Wilbur stareiif at har. Ills mouth
opened and closed, opened and
It's stalled "
"Ike's lull getting Into gear." closed again
"Uh - uh - uh," ha spluttered.
replied Wilbur stonily "lie likes
to plan hi* campaigns Instead n( "Women have no darn business
going off half-cocked. When he talking politics ”
"That Isn’t a new phrase," said
really tills the Democrat* It'll he
Trellis Mae "Thai Is a pis tit tide,
another Normandy landing "
“ All I can say.*’ remarked Trel my love."
Wilbur made a final attempt lo
lis Mar, "Is (hat right now hr Is
approaching victory wllh the speed convert her.
"I ask you one thing—just on*
nr erosion.
"1 really don't understand ymi," thing." he said. "What has Adlal
n1,1 U/lllii.l.
a dignity.
.11.,..11., ‘'Your
... i Stevenson got that Ike doesn't
said
Wilbur, I.tln
trying
father waa a Republican, your have more of?"
"M el" said Trellis Mse tri
grandfather was a Republican.
ml you wara a Republican until umphantly.
Wilbur looked at hi* wife, shook
III meiistta
Iah'I want
luutil In
Iasi
month. Vent
You idon't
lo be
his head, threw down Ills napkin,
a turncoat, do you?"
off to work. Novem
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH
Seventh Hlrrel «ml Elm Avenue
K. K. Menslag, Castor
Chur
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r u c a r r m n a n iM T M A
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II.' Buckner, superintendent.
Frayer Meeting Wednesday 8:00
Visitors are welcome.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CIIKI8T
BC1ENTIHT
000 Kail Herond Htreet
Sunday
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Jahn Hadarlaln
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to 6:00 p.in.
01
CHICAOO'I Poilmasler John HadKfeynot*
^ ‘
of* irrvteea In all
Churches of Christ, Hclentlst next arleln resigned because of what
ha termed tha publicity connected
Sunday t* that Jesua* life and
ork confirmed propheiy and with Iht recent Inveetlgatlon of
roved th* unreality of sin, licit- Job promotion sales In tn* Windy
fts and death. Subject of the
City poilofflc*. Tha resignation li
affective August
| l . A Federal
u g u s tll.
»* 8,rn,on ** “Ch r is t
grand jury
I
will begin hearing*
rings In
A verso from 11 Corinthians
a taw
few di
days on charge* that at
St least
I*
(d tl) provides the Golden Text!
''Fpr God, who commanded the 10 Chltsgo postofltc* supervisors
aid Itrgg sums to obtain promolight to ehln* out of darkness,
f/rtlematlonoll
h ilb shined In our hearts, lo r.long.
IV* th* light of th* knowledge
I th* ilomy
ry of C
God‘ In the face
of J*«us
Christ."
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bio paisages
IN
swing
ig from Luke
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no called hla twvlve
twolve illsctplks together, and gave them
«r and authority ov *r nil
I'Uintirr.
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among rorrelatlv* vu -vsKIIANK TIIOStAH JIAHTINUrt,
from. "Selene*
and
lu r .'in iu n i.
Ith with Key to th* Hcrln'f Mary Hakar . Eddy Is
following i "Christiana aro
r a* direct orders now, as
war* than, to H* Chrlstllka,
t « th* Ch list-spirit, to
th* Chrlit-oaample, and
tba slek as wall as the
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Disaster Advice
V eterans Riled
The W eather
(r«NliNitMi From P ar* Hnm
tl'aallt ae« I ron, raae u*el
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Mow away: garbage cans, garden the butt of every Imaginable kind
High
Low
i'lrrip.
tools, signs, porch furniture, awn- of smear and reckless charge. Our
Hf.
70 62
ings, etc. Remove debris from . veteran comrades In the Amort- Aibvvtlli)
88 72
property. Check roof and make can Legion, who should know bet- Riixtun
08
94
uny temporary repairs with heavy ter, have Jollied in tho dirty Cbicagu
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WASHINGTON iai - The first cniivus and batten strips. Remove game."
83 04
The slutement said any sugges- Lua Augi'ti'v
i l l euinproiniae tux rani's exam and store TV nnd FM cross meinbl* 74
tIon that the department's 7,000 New Oili'ant
ined by reportera umlrr a now bera and antennav.
8V ov
Washtiigtun
(5) Provide a 2-3 day supply of [ veterans or “ their non-veteran col Jiii'kxoiiv
Bureau of Internal Revenue policy
u1
7.1
lllr
87
are lacking In cour
disclosed today the government canned ami non-perishable food, leagues
Bit 70
Miami
had accepted settlement* totaling Fill containers with water fur »gt. or in patriotism is the ulti
:*i»
82 71
Vulluhaoi e
$1,443,205 less than ordinal assess- drinking and cooking. Sterilise mate In Improper condemnation"
bathtub and fill It with water.
"We are loyal Americans who
ments.
| 6) Have working flashlight.
are loyally engaged m public serv
The hi ages t was the case of Jack
VBNUK CIIANGF
(7) Prepare first aid kit nnd |c t," die veterans usserted
"Greasy Thumb" Guilk, once con
1.1VK OAK 1* —Circuit Judge tu t
keep
handy,
also
a
tool
kit
w
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nected with the Al Capone organ
. W Adams may rule today on
ization In Chicago He settled tax, he advisable for making emer
, whether the triul of Mrs Ituhv
gency
repairs.
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PRICK
IIIKK
MAYl!K
Inteiesls nad penalty claims of n|*
! McCollum. charged with (li t ill(Hi
Park
vehicles
In
garage
If
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TAMPA
tfi—
The
Florida
Milk
most $000,000 fur $100,000 In 1U42. possible or in walled areas offer- Commission has under consider;* | gree murder, will he held 10 \ 1
Another settlement ilntmg from
- wnniipp ('oimly nr soiiu* »•11»••i
July, l#45, Involved Ihe late Wil mg protection fium flying debris mui u bid tiy iam pa area milk I county
—not
near
or
under
trees.
producers
fur
higher
prices.
liam D Doyle, who, the bureau
The Negro woman Is accused <d
Mill Roci-i'i, Ir and .Inn.- Wviuan nckoowlrdge applause 10 11
(pi He sure that a window or . The producers didn't usk any fatally
file said, was "affiliated with the door
shooti-.ig Dr. C. l.eroy .•••to" from Win n e t "'Tin* Slot y (If Will Rogers." Teduucoloi. Show
can
be
opened
on
the
side
of
definite
bike,
but
an
audllur
for
Pendergast machine In Kansas
Adams, physician and Demo. 1 .tic ing on (lie lid.' l‘li ater «i hei o Sunday sod Monday.
City, &lo." After his death tho gov the bouse opposite to the one fac- ( 44 of them testified Thursday they State Senate nominee. on Die mglil
lug
the
wind.
>
needed
84
tkl
cents
a
gallon
on
the
eminent accepted a settlement
of Aug ;t during a dispute 10 tus
SI UIPKHK KILLS lb
( 10) If the center of the storm eyrage to break even
from his estate of $135,000 for passes
oflice over the size of her lull
directly
over,
there
will
he
|
th
ey
now
get
57
cents
a
gallon,
claims totaling $ti87,ooo.
A
hearing
oil
u
change
of
venue
IZMIR. Turkey 1* —A panicky
u lull In the wind of from a few while the distributor gets 22 n u ts motion was continued until today
stampede Iron) a tobacco factory
WASHINGTON^!*—The govern minutes to half an hour, Btay i n . g quart for pasteurized milk and when John I. Cogdill. Jackson, die
• fire Thursday night killed Id wom
a safe place ,*ur. •*)• wind w ill; (he retailer charges the coiiMUitcr defense attorney, told Ihe umiiI
ment, peeling the "secrecy" label return
en workers and severely Injured
suddanly from the oppo-, ^ cents. There was no mention
from compromise tax settlement site
Thursday
he
was
circulating
•»(
1
y, others. About 100 workers were
direction.
I l l Thursday's hearing of hnw davits for signatures to slim. Ihe
aeses, says It accepted $tno,o«)
liu-t less seriously
(11) Residents of coastal areas muc|j, u„, distributors' and retail
from Jack "Greasy Thumb" Guzlk should seek high ground.
woman could not get u fan irml
Stairs ami walls that collapsed
or*' p rjcei might lie boosted
as full payment for iooo.ooo It had
in
Suwannee
County
(III Do not touch or eemovc
chief opposition to any Increase
10 the email accounted lor most
claimed he owed In taxes und pen fulien wires nor toucli cblecta ut from James It Turner, him
1 of (lie casualties
allies
MONGOL PIIKMIKH ARRIM which they *****
“'
self u dairy o|M>rator. and Mrs
The 11 -cents on the dollar settle 011
MOSCOW
u»s
The
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tics fltrvir* (ii'piitiuvnti.
Frank Kcmcr u houscwlfp
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■ —msnt by Gurlk, once connected
Hie Soviet allied Mongolian l'«-o
L3 !. 1^ y°n«!**m«ii°i,U
rr rtartrllnl I Turner said he could make ules Rcputdlc ..rrived til Mo »...»
LOST
Yellow cat named "Tom
with Al Capone’s organisation In a *shelter,
open mast r I ctne enough profit ut the present scale
my" in Srinllio|e High School
Chicago.was one of several dis •witch, turn out all open *
Mrs Kemer said milk here is the Thursday night from Ills C.-nii .1
hi cm Seal on light hind foot
closed Thursday by Ihe Bureau of
Asian capital ol Ilian liator to lake
Phone 1172 J
Internal Revenue as it nut Into s s r &
w
f t s ;
'“ "‘i 11 " o" ' “ ••• part In Ho* current ItUSM.t Ite.l
effect a new "open book’' policy. closed hut unlocked.
China talks
,0
Under the new policy, all cases
The Moognliuii chief, Tae I >111
114) Keep calm.
settled on or after Aug 20 with
Rat. was welcomed at tho an pull
Mrs. Dnlsy Knox, wlm is serving
IIKADS f . OF C.
taxpayers for less thun Ihe am ount! ns Red Cross Chapter executive
DKLANO * -Luther W Fme tiy Soviet De|mty Premier Aim - i .i *
of taxes assessed will be made secretary in the absence of Mrs. gnn, 45, salesman for an Atlanta Mlkoyan and Foreign Mlnlsb'i \n
public. Those before that date will Velum Gonzales, who is away on office supply firm, has been hired drei V Vlsliinsky Red China'*
,be disclosed upon specific requests vacation, today urired that all per as the Pcl.nml Cliaml>er of Com Premier Clmo Kn tat nnd .......
' W DtN V O U L * ^ "
naming the tnxpnvirx Involved
sons who feel uunllfed to assist the merce’s first exerutlvu manager tiers of Ills delegation lo Ihe talk'
The Bureau of Internal Revenue Disaster Committee in case of hur- The post was ereated last Murch ilso were on hand
Allhougli Ihe Moiigollun Premier
laid Gurlk was grar.trd a com -, ricane emergency, to please contact Fenegaii, a native of l.attn. S. C.,
promise for three reasons: Doubt A. R .I’eterson, Jr. at the St. Johns helped organize a chamber at gave no hint as lo why he had
DAYS TO ItE.WEMIIEIt
si to whether he owed thu full Realty Co., Phone 1I2P, or her ut Ocean Drive Reach, S C., served come to Moscow, It was ob.mu*
amount; Inability of Investigators Red Cross headquarters, plume go. us its first seeretary and also was Ihe lni|Kirtaiil Soviet Chinese . ..o
•
BIRTHDAY
to determine what he wux worth;
The Seminole County Defense Oreau Drive llecli mayor for two | versatlons
and "reduced earQlng |Hiwer."
Council of which A. It Peterson terms
•
W EDDING
TOLL Mil 11 1*7 HLAI's
For one thing, agents could n u t' Sr., Is director also stands ready to
•
ANN IVERSARY
I SANDY POINT. Md 1* the
or did not gel to him to tulk about' help in emergency. Police Chief
TO DKDIt ATK IIKIDGK
.new Chesapeake Rav llrldge * .1
his worth, and could get no Infor Roy G. Williams is deputy director
•
CHRISTM AS
TAMPA 1* —A new iboo.ooo steel I cost 4r> million dollars to imil.l
of operations, and has designated
mstlon from other sources
•
M U rilK K S DAY
Guzlk's name has long been Die Police Station ns emergency and concrete budge over the Ala I look In 1157 tioo doling Its 1.1 1
Alwazs Nice lo Give
linked with the old Capone gang headquarters In case n sevete hur- fia River at Gihvontun will he ded (our weeks of operation.
llrldge Director l*ouis J. O |i.>u
and other Chicago crime syndi rtrane strikes. Co-operating closely icated us the Doyle Cailtun Riolge
THE ESSEX
I 114*11 said 1 total of 252.124 veto. Itcates. The bureau said he was with him will be City Manager today
It Is named lor the former gov crossed the span during the per.
once treasurer of Capone s setup. Thomas Lemon.
STUDIO
Members of the Defense Council ernor now president of the Stale ml lor an average of mure ih .01
Gurlk described himself. In his re
RUIIKIII
I. t'OX
Include
Dr.
Orville
Harks,
Sheriff
Chamber
of
Common'll
uiul
a
•I.IMNI n day
turn as a partner in a brokerage
I'lll >11 Mill AI'llKIt
P. A. Mero, II. II. Coleman, Sid Tampa attorney
10a NORTH PARK AVKNI I.
RiChard, Fire Chief M. N. Cleve
Gov. Wurrcn and Alfred A Me
Tills vein will mink the I* "■
I'llON K 578
land, Voile Williams Sr.. II. Juou*-* Kethun, State Hoad Hoard chair n'liMiii 111 professional ..... . >
Gut nnd County Clerk <)• P. Hern man. are scheduled to attend the for Summv llmiuli. All have • •■•u
FOR APPtHNTMKNTH
ceremonies.
don.
w ith th e RedskU^s
Red Cross disaster headquarters
will be at the Sanford Armory, or
•s an alternate location, the St.
Johns Realty Co., on North Park
Avenue.
Chapter officers will assist dur
ing an emergency and Include Ray
mond Lundquist, chairman; Sidney
(vet, vice-chairman; Roy Mann,
secretary and John Fitzpatrick,
tre a tu m .
a
Albert Fllta and 11. Kwlog Dead
>».
ara Disaster vice-chairmen. Local
subcommittee chairmen Include
Forrret Hrrkenridge, Roy Holler.
Dr. Barks, Mrs. Knox, Howard
Jones and Walter Holly.
In event of storm disaster the |
Red Cross will eurvey damage, provide for rescue amt evacuation . 1
give medical and nursing aid, and 1
provide emergency food, shelter
If to, let u» look it over for
and clothing to disaster sufferers.
lepuin or lor o new fire*
TIIK SANFORD IIKRALD
Pi Ida) Aug. 29. 1952
Pag*-3
not uiiiiouiieeil
Fast Australian Meteor Jets and
U K Sabre Jets, flying protective
cover, tangled with lit Russianbuilt MIG 15s 111 three brief dog
fights. Imt inflicted no damage.
In accordance with l) N policy
ol holding down civilian lisuallies. Radio Seoul warned of Die
raid in advance nod leallets were
dropped mi Pyongyang, urging
linn rouibalant to leave
Ihe mud caked battle Iroiil con
tinued relativel. quiet For a week
rain bus kept the ground Iron! *
qiiugmire ami fighting Las been
light across the 1 .5 mde front.
Korean Capital
I I «• f»1I MB*•■•I I t telM I'M** Ollf I
plant on the Manchurian frontier
cut off Ihe capital's power The
second was the bp: Itilv It raid
The All Fin. 1 said I N pilots
destroyed 21 liuop ami supply
buildings, damaged hi n lildlogs
ami destroyed or damaged 14 gun
emplacement-.
!' S Shooting Stars and Thun
delicts moved in tir-t to knock out
the anti aircraft butteries soi
rounding the targets
Then the fast id s unleashed
then 1.000 iHMin.lei s on ihe choice
targets
Allied air losses, d any, weir
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Vuiuhon Volum
Guzlk's compromise settlement
tea, made in 1042 after hU earlier
Call T he I.um ber N um ber offer!—one was as low aa $5,000
had been turned down by the
government.
"8 3 ”
The claims against Gurlk coo
silted of income taxes from 1024
F o r Sudden Service
through 1028, and for 1038 plus In
terest at 8 per cent and penaltlee.
Hill Lumber & Supply The
exact total waa twi.au.7l.
The bureau makes many tax
Yard, Inc.
com prom lsea-in 1951 It made 1,500
I l l West Third
Phone 83 such settlements—but In Ihe past
has withheld them from Ih r public.
Recently, however, President
Truman Issued an order authoriz
ing the new policy after Ihe Amer
ican Society of Newspaper Editors
and soma congressmen demanded
more publicity in such cases.
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m
In all the history of the world's commerce, it is doululul
whether another manufactured product has cvci lud
such a hold on the affections of i u owners as the
Cadillac car.
There ia a well-to-do gentleman in a southern state,
for instance, who will permit no one td minister t<> Ins
Cadillac except himself—othet than for i u mechanical
needs. He washes it, polishes it and cleans i t . . . himself.
There is a family in New York which has owned a
long series of Cadillacs to which have been given the
names of people—because they regard their cars a> all
but members of the household.
There is a professional man in a mid-western state
who insists that his whole life changed for the better
when he got his Cadillac.
These are but typical of innumerable instances of
the deep regard in which Cadillac owners hold their
ca n . The loyalty and respect a Cadillac engenders are
extraordinary indeed.
You might wall ask what there could be about
a motor car to make it mean so much to so many.
Tltr answer is not far to seek.
Uccause of its world-wide standing as one of tile's
lietter tilings, it reflects credit upon its owner and in
dicates that lie is a person of substance and good taste.
Because it iierfoims .so well und so dependably, it is
conducive to his desire to travel and to see the world—
an inspiring companion for his daily movements among
Ins fellows.
Because it is beautiful and luxurious, it is a joy to
own and u plrusure to contemplate.
Standing in his driveway, rolling down the streets of
his favorite city, or paikcd at the entrance to a dis
tinguished club or hotel—it is n credit to his judgment
atul a testimonial to his work.
No wonder he cherishes it, and thinks of it as all
but a part of his own personality.
Dot) t you think that a car which can mean so muth
to to many -could mean a great deaj to you?
Better come in today—and talk it over.
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But Oori has iitrrl frail men to
turn th* world upshift down.
Atomic energy la in romparlfon n
child a toy. Add God's power to
ll 'r* any man and you hnv«t • worldmoving force.
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Beware of highway accident*
over the Labor Day weekend. The
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National Safety Council estimate!
QtLl that 460 will meet their dealht lliit
■ weekend on the nation's highways.
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The American Legion tells on
President Truman to fire Secretary
of Slate Dean Acheson. Don’t worry
the people are going to take care
of that lituation, tome neat Novem
ber.
The people of Mississippi voted
this week nn the question of
whether to call upon the state legis
lature to repeal prohibition. The
people voted to continue buying
their liquor fiorn boolle ggert.
It it difficult to find anything to
choose from in the recent speeches
of Eisenhower and Stevenson before
the American Legion convention.
They both apparently believe in the
tame thing*, tee eve to eye on alm'ott everything. The main queition
li It not what they want to do, but
who can gal the job done belter.
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Wo congratulate the Junior Chamber of Commerce on
ltd stand in favor of a new hospital. Wo congratulated the
Jaycces In 1938 on the same stand. .We hope that we aro
closer to the construction of a hospital today than we were
then.
Thorn is no rational or humnno ground for any opposi
tion to this project. Tho inadequacy of the Fcrnnld Laugh
ton Hospital hnH boon universally recognized since 1020. Tho
possibility that tho Fish trustees mny build o hospital hero
does not niter tho concrete rcullty that wo must have a hos
pital whether they build it or not.
The coming bond election seems to be one of those rare
occasions when the public Is presented with a clear decision
between right and wrong. Outright Opponents of tho hos
pital must-fake fhe position that It is better that tjw sick
and injured of this County should receive Inadequate and
improper
than that the tax rate should be raised a few
proper care
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mils.
scema to us morally lndnfnnnlhl*« We do
its. This position
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not believe that anyone will take It
There are, howover, two other eventualities which
might prove even moro deadly to hopes for a hospital than
open opposition. One of these Is that public upathy which
once before put nn end to nn effort to finnnee a hospital
hero with county bonds. Wo would remind tho freeholders
of tho county that unless f»0 percent of them vote, tho elec
tion will lie void.
However, we believe that this year this nbatacle will be
overcome. There seems to bn a deep and genuine interest
In tho construct Ion of n hospital on the part of wide sections
of the public, and they seem determined to get out the
vote.
We have already witnessed signs, nevertheless, that the
third eventuality might yet destroy the plans for a county
hospital. We have hoard men who sincerely agree that a
hospital must be built argue bitterly over the amount of
bonds which ought to bn Issued. Wo have heard others de
mand assurances as to the future action of the Fish trustees
iieforo the election Is held.
We have heard another, saying he was in favor of tho
hospital, nevertheless regret that the published plans pro
vide for only one floor instead of three, and say that the
hospital would bo ho long It would take a "damned kitty
cart" to get from one end to the other.
Wo suppose that before the bond Issue In finally laid be
fore the public we shall hoar virulent dispute as to whether
the camellia bush should he placed upon the right aide of the
entrance or u|ton the left.
It mny well be that the position of the camellia bush in
of some importance to the beauty of the hospital in the
yearH to come, but we do not believe that Ita position, or any
of these other questions, are of such importance as to risk
the continued inadequate hospitalization of the sick, the In
jured and the dying of .Seminole County.
We ask that everyone who wants a modern hospital get
out and support it, whatever he may think of tho specifica
tions or however much or littl; he may believe necessary to
pay for it.
Because fhe bond iaaue la "not. to exceed $700,000’’ it
docs not nercHsnrily follow that all of tho bonds will have
to be Issued. It simply means that they will lie available for
isaufl If they are needed to build the hospital. We do not be
lieve that our County CommlHalon will spend a dollar more
of comity money for the hospital than they must. But wc do
believe that they ought to spend whutever la necessary.
This 1s nn ago of worthy causes, hut thcro is no causo
under whoso banner tho citizens of this county can enlist
which Is worthier than the .Seminole County Hospitul.
Hnw a middle aged woman twinbank in Mincola, N. Y. nut
of $470,000 wat brought to light
t|ie other day by the proKcytiu o
v
^tlarjtis vS^urch
attorney of Nauad county. wM
forged a terirt of notes with ficti
scientist‘says that nu oxpodlt
A German clergyman HclentlsCsays
expedition
tious namet and got away with it he headed has located tho long-sought "Lost Atlantis.’’ Hi;
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V; for a while. But Thursday the wat maintains that a diver working
i g vwith his _party discovered a
arretted on charges of grand lar wnll, a palace and a temple of the legendary kingdom on tho
ceny and forgery. It is a great bottom of tho North Hen of Hqlgolnnd.
mistake In take thing* that don't
The ancients wrote of tho kingdom of Atlantis, of Its
i belong to you. even when it teems military might and the splendor of its civilization. Plato,
you are not going to gel caught.
basing Ills statements on the word of Kgyptinn priests,
died a
placed the kingdoms lasing Just beyond the Pillars of Her
cules. Atlantis, according to the myth, dominated tho Medi
terranean until tho sen rose up and swept over it and cover
ed it forever.
Tho story of tho clergyman, Dr. Juorgon Spnnuth,
sounds fnntastlc, for fow people really believe today that At
lantis was over moro than tho creation of tho mind of an
m
Imaginative writer. Yet tho fabled city of Troy, whoso
glories wero chronicled In tho writings of tho ancient Greeks,
was discovered by archaeologists who followed the direc
tions sot out In Homor’s epic poems. Hchlemnnn’s Troy was
not whore ho first thought ho had found it. Ho unearthed
another, older city first. This wnll of Dr. Spunuth's in the
North Hon may be one of another island, with Atlantia still
to be discovered nearer the Pillars of Horculos.
If
Tho discovery of Atlantis would bo an Important find.
With all Samlnole County ichools It Is In tho nature of mnn to seek out his past, to oxnmlno
optnini for th* ntw term Monday, It and study It, to learn from it If posalblo a better way to
we can aip*cl bigger enrollment* live In the pronent and prepare for the future
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Lammont duPont who died the
other day left an estate of $75,000,000. But the government wit!
get 61 percent of the total. But
even with that, and even with the
bfl cut it gett of all our Urge es
tate#, and tha hig income la id it
leviet on all millionaires, the gov
ernment cannot raite enough money
to make ends meet. It it difficult
to ta* how it could tai the rich any
mar* than It it. And th* obviout
conclusion it. that it will have to
tan tha littl* ft low more and more,
or alt* cut Iti eipenscs,
than m r . Mora new residents ere
Bloving her*
hart each
tach yaar, and
and man*
many
of tha Navy
Navy people
paople alto
alto have chifchil
dren who at* entering our schools.
Baida* the big crop of war babies
la just beginning to mala itself Nit
hi school anrolfmants. It hat been
evtr 23 years tinea any new school
bufldingt war* traded In Seminole
County and it la about time to
l giving soma thought to’ additional
facliitl** and houMo gat them.
Gagaral Sumter Lowry, one lima
' 1of Aba Florida National Guard,
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tnhowsi "I
v# bean a Ufa long Democrat
•ays, "*nd am descended from
IIm of South Carolina people
novor thought of doing! other
voting th* Democratic ticket,
my cooscience will not 1st ma
.. the present national pamoaslmiaistfation any longer. I
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«or# years of whet
have kata having for the past
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Children’s Books
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NEW YORK UP) — Butlnraamen arc putting nn thrlr biggest
drive ever t« get out the vote.
Mott k» In a f r i t lengtha to
nvold Pivoting tiny raiulldnti
but they lire** tho need for n
big turn-out. All give ns their
aim: Serving tho public Interest.
Some cuneentrato on thnlr own
rmployes.
Other* reach
out
through newspaper and radio ad
vertising to urge the laxy rltlxen
to register and vote.
Othrra ua etlielr prnducta: Isuifa
of bread and- package* of cereals
bear the message. Home depart
ment stores aet up boutIm where
officials rail register shoppers.
And this time businessmen are
going after the young fry, hop
ing the kills will light is voting,
(Ire under their parent*,
rent me the are the mrodtl nfalro
The Atncrieun Heritage Founda
tion, sponsoring a national non
partisan register and veto cam
paign, reports that Imttnna read
ing: "My daddy ta voting on No
vember 4. Is yours?" are handed
out by the Quaker Oat* Co. ol
Peoria, III., to an employe'* chil
dren, when he registers. Tho firm
also runs a get out and vote drive
in each of Its 9) district plants.
The Kellogg Co., (tattle Creek.
Mich., Is utilizing a field usually
aaaociated with space cadets, cowhoy* and sports heroes. It Is (hip
ping corn ilakea In packages cov
ered with non-partlian appeals In
cltircns to vote. The package has
pictures of both Ike and Adlal,
helpful hints on voUng regulation*
and stotlaUca on past elections.
This should Impress the old
folks. Hut think wnat II could do
for the young fry. accustomed to
looking tn cereal packages for
guidance. In many a household
Junior may Mart pestering dad tn
elect Buck nngers, Captain Video
or the Lone Hangar aa President.
Comic strips are being uaed by
Are children’s books mediocre? Clifton Fndlmnn, radio
and television artist, writing In Holidgy, la of this opinion.
"The overall Impression Is of hlgh-lovel. conscientious,
blameless golden mediocrity. Tho moralistic literature of tho
last century tried to produce small paragons of virtue. How!
•bout our own urgo to manufacture small paragons of sodhl consciousness?1’ Ha thinks that children's books are apt
to give more Information than their readers can digest.
Fadlman has mentioned the books of the laat century.
Today one thing is certain — modorn volumes are Infinitely more attractive In binding, lllustratons and readability of
text^Thoy may^be mediocre; Is this not true of most books
llriMid Myers. The drug tlrm dpvoles some of Its newspaper com
ic section ads to Ihe vote theme
Continental Making puts vote
promotion hinds around each loaf.
The National Foremen's Inslltutr says that "managements by
(hr Ihoinands arc taking on the
self appointed task of stirring up
their employes"
Allis Chalmers and Its union
send nut Joint letters tn employes.
Carrier C orp, Syracuse, N. Y ,
gets foremen In instruct employes
on details of registration.
Standard Oil of Coltfornl* runs
an essay contest nn cltlienshlp.
Doeskin Products Inc. stimulates
voting Interest by running a mock
election campaign among Its sales
force nn anatlnn-wtdc basis.
The Osborne Co., which puts out
posters of election facta and fig
ures for display under Individual
firm sponsorship, says sales this
year arc running 20 per rent ahead
of the 10IS election year. Biggest
lump In ordering is by hankers.
They are Ml per cent more Inter
ested tills year than four years
ago In getting out the vole
The Advertising Cnunrll says
1.100 newspapers have ordered It).
K13 ails II offered urging cltlieoi
to do thrlr duly.
Come to think of It, have you
registered?
By RUB8BLL RAY
S im lo rd
In spit* of all the screaming
and hair-pulling over the propoeal
to construct a toll turnppike or
to construct a toll turnpike or
freeway to move traffic rapidly
and safely between Florida metro
politan areas, we might a.* well
make up our mind* that *uc!i
liighwnyx will eventually b« built.
If Florida l* forward-looking
and alert, ahe will begin now to
prepare for inch a future deve
lopment by carefully studying and
analyxlng tlm progress of other
rta te i in direction, and giving
serious consideration as to how
the ties! Interests of the itate mny
he nerved In the vecurlng of rlglita
of-way, type of constrnctlen nnd
method of financing.
The day of haphaxard, planless,
wiil-o-ihe-wiep highway colietiuction is rapidly drawing to a close.
Progreaiive »tnte>» know this ami
are thinking In terms of tomor
row rather than yesterday or to
day In rnuarely facing motor
transportation problems.
Millions of tourist dotlnrs come
to Florida each year from New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
nnd other stati-a where molorleU
have learned the advantages of
modern freeways, nnd the longer
this state delays the conatruetion
of them the less attractive we
will become in the eyes of tho
motoring tourist,
Wlille opposition to super-high
ways cornea primarily from by
passed communities and business
located along toll-free arteries,
amt Is understandable, a study of
the effects of freeways In other
states reveals that by-passed
towns do not silffcr n» anticipated
hut find the removal of through
traffic helpful both In reducing
accident! and pet milling easier,
freer movement of local travel.
The Wnll Htrnet Journal recent
ly made a suirtk, of turnpikes nnd
revealed some Interesting infor
mation. Because of the grenter
use of tho New Jersey turnpike
than was anticipated, indications
are that the l>oi>d» can he paid
off in I’D years in.ilead of 36. It
was originally estimated that 8,000,non ears would use the rnn I
annually: Instead, It ia carrying
16,000,000, amt If It continues to
increase a wider road will he
necessary.
The accident record of Ihe state
has been sharply reduced by th-.lernoval of so much through tra f
fic from congested arena and lycal parking situations are Im
proved.
Within two years, fhe main sec
tion of the world's longest and
most modern express highways
F o ru m
Mr. Holland Dean, Editor
.Sanford Herald
Hanford, Florida
Dear Mr. Dean:
The Orlando Sentinel of August
h, IBM, quoted you as saying that
Governor Warren plead* for is
truce with Florida newspapers In
these words: "If these vicious and
arrogant organs of di-fnmatnm
and mlsrrpre mutation will quit
telling their nhabby lies about me,
1 will forgive them for nil they
have done and devote the rest of
my administration to tlm public
good."
(inventor Warren did not make
statement. I nm enclosing
such
a copy of his broadcast, which
dearly
rlv shows that he aid not
makn the statement that you alIrgii he made.
It Is respectfully requested that
you correct the misrepresentation
you mode about Governor War
ren’s radio speeeh. It also is hoped
you will accept Governor Warren's
truce proposal, n s outlined In his
radio speech.
Slnrerely,
Loyal Compton
I'rese Secretary
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CHILDRENS SCHOOL DRESSES
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Wayfarer 2 Door Sedan
Your Wheels Balanced
and. Aligned
Dr. H. J. Morris Is the only
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team phystrlan West Virginia
GREEN COVE SPRINGS OWUnlveralty him had. He's patched
up the Mountaineers for 35 years. Bammy A. Armstrong, 33. was
electrocuted at the Southern Ship
It Is believed that the first Repair Co. here when ho hacked
locomotive used for heavy hauling’ Into a high voltage wire Wednes
was built In England In. tROt.
day.
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The 1952 Dodge
will be completed In New York
State which will be known as the
New York Thruway. 41 mils*
have already been completed, and
when entire completed It will extend from New York City to Al
bany, Syracuse, Buffalo nnd on | )
to the Pennsylvania state |lne.
Covering n total distance of 636
miles, It will permit travel safcly
nnd comfortably at 70 miles per
hour with 1000-foot forward vision
nt all poiiita and an uninterrupted
traffic flow for it* entire record
breaking length. It will be the
most modern highway in exlitinre, built of the finest m ateriali
for long life nnd minimum upkeep
rat t.
Does anyone hellovn that mil- ( J
lions of motorists accustomed to
tiavellng at 71) milea per hour
without encountering a stop light,
school tone, business section, hos
pital area or an intersection for
over 600 miles, is going to he con
tent to crawl along on antiquated
highways that meander through
town and village wrt.i nil the Inconvenience of Intersections, tra f
fic Jams, ami rond hazards?
Till* amazing new super-high
way, the road of tomorrow, will | <
Invite the motorlita to visit tho
stnte ami drive is lenglt in extremu ease and safety. Opposing
traffic titreinna are separated by
a grass mail varying from 20 to
160 feet or more in width, so that
motorlsta are, in effect, traveling
on a one-wav road. Grades Imvo
hern eliminated, vision I-j perfect,
headlight glale 0 eliminated.
The roadway ttaelf will he ns
safe ns the moat advanced high
way engineering construction nnd rt>
landscaping can make It.. T h s 11’
pavement Is 0-inch Portland ce
ment concrete on n 12-Inch granu
lar base, finished to provide a
tire-gripping, non-skid surface,
making Ihe roa-J easy to see at
night and In had weather.
The New York Freeway Au
thority wns empowered by law to
sell bonds nnd other securities !n
the amount of $600,000,000 to fi
nance acquisition of riglda-of-way,
construction and operational colts.
Tills will l>< returned nt no cost G
to taxpayers from tolls — a tariff
of I rent per mile for passenger
ears nnd 3.3 rents per mile for
trucks. Iteaidenla of the state
wiuhing to do so will he permitted
to purchase season tickets for uso
of the highway for the period of
one year for #10.00 .
Governor Warren, Chairman
McKethnn and advocates of such
highways for Florida are not nuts
or dreamers — they nre thinking
ahead and will In; proven tight. ([/
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Told For Wedding
MONDAY
The Woman’s Missionary Onion
^will hold n business meeting at the
U rtrs t Baptist Church at 3:30 p.m.
Shopping Around
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w ith DOTTIB
It’s no secret thnt school is in
the air, when you take n walk
•long First Street nnd see all
the nnppy faces of the children
as they get their new outfits. It
Is always fun for the kids, but
^ t can be rather hectic for the
p a r e n t s If they aren't sure where
the best buys are to tw found.
With that thought In mini), I did
a little shopping around.
For the nicest costume Jewelry,
made right here In Sanford, of
sea shells, tnke a look lit those
on display at the CAMERA AND
(7IFT SHOP. Pretty nnd summery
' and Just the thing for the cot
tons being worn at this time.
For those of you going away to
c o lle g e for the first time, a
C a m e ra for ns little as $7.50 will
keep your new endenvor a
cherished reality for years to
come. If photography is your
, hobby, then you will be inter
ested to learn thnt you ran nlso
get cameras for as much ns
$300.00, but nlwnys remember
that thev have the camera you
arc looking for at the price you
want to pny.
Something different for the
^bark-to-srhool party! Place lights
V o n round mirrors will really
make your party glow, nod to
center It nil n lovely new mir
rored howl to reflect the flicker
ing of the lighted candles. It
sounds nod Is hcnutiful, and it
can he yours for such n smnll
amount thnt I won't even quote
It here, but you can go in ond
ask Pat about it at the Camera
and (lift .Shop on Mtignolln.
They are having n sale on
^evrrylhlni* at PURCELL'S nnd
" t h a t means real budget savings
for the entire family. There's
Just one thing tho, the sale ends
Saturday, so you will have to
hurry if you want to get in on
the many wonderful bargains.
I saw a complete rack of cot
tons for only $3.40, anil each one
was worth much more. You
could have your choice of sunbacks or regsjar dresses in many
different patterns and rotors.
Now is the tlmo to g«t several
for around the house,
• If yon are looking for odds
and onds, such as bathing suits,
shorts,
halters, sport shirts,
blouses, children's dresses, or one
of a hundred of other Items, welt,
you ran stop looking now because
they are at Purcells on West
First Street.
Have you ever wondered what
you could give the specinl mnn
in your life, that would he different, good looking and use• fulT At I'F.RKINR AND SON'S
I saw a smart 2-In-1 reversible
belt, and It comes In brown nnd
blue or brown and green, and Is
also sm art in that It rusts only
$3.50.
While talking to Mr. Perkins
he pointed nut tha new stretchway feature of the belt, which
Insures a perfect fit hecauao it
gives up to a full inch.
Attractive too Is the cellophane
package that It comes In. be9 cause It gives a nice clear view
of tha article enclosed. See it to
morrow at Perkins and Bun's on
East First.
IVEY’S presents a new nnd
different shtie by Trim Tred,
that was designed In England. It
I. brown suede with the new
“Luggage Tan" leath .r trim, and
I* io .o ft and to comfortable
It I. fitted with a single lace
tla, and for extra .m artnesr the
luggage tan trim I. carried nut
I with a hand laced team on each
•Ida of the shoe. It can be seep
In the ed for fvey'e In thla paper
to-day,
The college girl will find It
mighty comfortable with
Its
itnloned "Polly Deb."
cushioned
D .b." narrow
heel. Look for It In •th l. paper
and alao see It a t Ivey'e on First
Strait.
The amell fry are taking the
apot light at PENNEY’fl this
* w ir k with loada of pretty clothes
# J u s t like those worn by big alater. She will be proud aa punch,
end with good reaaon when she
dona one of the many cotton
dreaaes, or a corduroy , eklrt and
cuta cotton blouse.
Something new In corduroy
•klrte will pf
too, and tha
tarn* that are
Until recently
find solid colore,,but now you
_ can choose from checks, ptaida
% and novelty atrlpea,
' v
•
big gjrl look that
_ aaaaott,
now and uae tho
&
way plan, aaaurin#
on of atylea r
a from. Shop
■ and aatro.
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.'iIts 5fS«\ir -v
Social And Personal Activities
FRIDAY
Sharing Session of Vacation
Church School at the First Meth
odist Church will ho held at 7:30
p.m.
■
| GENEVA NEWS |
By MISS ADDIE PKKVATT
Circle No. I of the W.S.C.8. of
the First Methodist Church will
meet at 3:00 p.m. nt the homo
of Mrs. J. P. Thurmond.
TUESDAY
The Daughter, of Wesley Sun
day School Clns. of tho First
Methodist Church will meet at
McKinley Hall at 7:30 p.m. A
market basket sale will la) held.
Hostesses will he Mrs. O. R. E»trldge, Mra. M. L. Wright, Mra. J.
K. Courier. Mrs. C. F. Ilrannan,
Mrs. Joseph Tcrlnp and Mra. Les
lie Wont.
The Unity "Truth" Cla.a will
meet a t the Valdes Hotel at 7l48
p.m. The iiihjert will be taken
irnm the book "The Sermon on the
Mount" by Emmett Fox.
Circle, of Ihe Women’s Society
of Chriatlan Services of the First
Methodist Church will meet as
follows; Circle No. 3 with Mrs. C.
C. Priest nnd Mrs. R. D. Priest at
McKinley Hall: Circle No. 3 with
Mrs. J. M. MrCasklll at 3:00 p.nt.;
Circle No. 4 with Mrs. Gciavla
Kutttbley at 3:00 p m.; Circle No.
f. with Mrs. J. M. I^onard at 3:00
p.tn.) Circle No. 0 with Mra. B. B.
Crumley at 10:00 a.m.; Circle No.
7 with Mrs. Charles Meeks, 3403
Orange Avenue nt 8:00 p.m.| Cir
cle No, fi with Mrs. J. H. !.*• Jr.
nt B:U0 p.m.; Circle No. 0 with
Mis. Marvin PvnI at 8:00 p.m.
The Woman's Bible Class and
tho Gleaner's Class of the First
Baptist Church will meet In the
Educational Building for a cover
ed dish supper at 0:30 p.m. Mra.
Roliami Dean will sneak, using
as her subject "Southern Folkloro".
Ill ha
A covered dish supper
held a t the Tourist Building at
ditto o’clock. Member* are asked
to bring P 'tlr table service and a
dlah to pass. Following the sunra r a business mealing will b#
fisld after which game* will be
enjoyed. wgDNB},0AY
Weklwa Lodge No. 87U, LA to
BRT, will meet in the I.O.O.f. Hall
at 3;0O p.m. on tho first Wednaaday of oaeh month.
A .
Gaotma Lambda Chapter of
ligma Fhi sorority will mast
o’clock with Mra. lioatar
0 6 2 West Firat Street.
Asp Beta Blgma Phi members
from out of town, now residing or
visiting Is Sanford, ar# cordially
invited to contact Mr*. Donald
Jonca, Telephone 427-W.
SUMMER
NO. 1-R IPH CHILLED TOMATO S IU P M O WITH TUNA
SALAD — QUARTERED BOO — O U T ! — BALTINB8
Friendship Class
Has Picnic Supper
HOLLYWOOD
By BOR THOMAS
' V.
,
HOLLYWOOD kff-What a dif
! ferecnce a hit song makes.
At least It changed the Ufa of
' Ross Bagdasnrlnn He's the guy
| who wns responsible for "Come
Ona My House," which was tim
ing the nation buggy n year ago
Yes, his cousin, William Saroyan.!
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stlcknry of also got credit for the composition.
Cranford, N. J. are the guests o f ; but his contribution was reportedly
OK
Mi. and Mrs. W. A. Ludwig.
'slight
A:nyway, the song complete,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morrison| al' crrtl ,hl’
of ( nagdasarlan.
plnn to leave on Monday for Hot I whcise career had long wavered
Springs, Ark. to spend several between show bitsIness and grapes
weeks
Rom—l*et s call him by his
,
I easier first name—Is u member
Friend, of Mias Dorothy Ann ° r ' ha, ,r,hr of Ama-rlc-n1 of
ancestry who have set
Whltner will regret to lenro that Armenian
her fiance, Frank Basket, •• *11 tied in the warm Suit Joaquin
bwipal'j -<°und
anil has entered a hospital in i| iin i. >I"n>»»y
He is n happy extrovert, full of
(ilenvlew, 111.
the Joy of living. He might j
Miss Sally Chase has returned have stepped out of a Saroyan
to her home In Sanford from play, which Indeed he has.
The lad abandoned the family
Camp Wlnnemont In West Ossltrade—grnpes—to follow his farn
pee, N. 11.
out cousin Ross appeared In two
Friends of Guy K. Bishop will Saroyan play* on Broadway: "Time
be glad to learn that he I. getting of Your Life," In which he played
along nicely following an opera the pin-bail munlnc, nnd "Love's
tion on Tuesday at the Fernald Old Sweet Song," with Walter
Laughton Memorial Hospital.
Hutson. Then came the wirr.
"After I got out of the servlet-.
Mrs. H. S. Duggar and daugh I decided I would settle down in
ter Joy have returned to Sanford Fresno and raise grapes." lie re
from a visit in Pembroke, (5a. Idled "It so happened thnt lliy
with her mother Mrs. T. II. Tin- first crop came in Ihe worst grope
dal.
season In 33 venrs I lost every
thing So I derided to route to
Mr. ami Mra. Fred Holly have Hollywood. My wife now any**
returned after apendlng sovm 'Thank heaven the grapes weren't
weeks In Hendersonville, N. C.. good that year ’ "
THE CUTAWAY- m earners
Cleveland, O. and Roslyn Height!,
With a wife and Iwo kids to hair for a Claire MrCardcIl suit
N Y. with Mra. Eleanor Holly.
support, Boss began pounding on for fall nml winter 1052.13 The
ntusle publishers' doors. He had
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mason written “ Come Ona My House" in slim eklrt of brown flat wool l«
have returned after spending years before, hut had never been slit porketrd nl the hips A red
several days In Nashville, Trim, able lo Interesl anyone In It. He flannel stdrt Is tucked down tile
where they visited relatives.
front with a waist tied hip hand.
still had no luck.
"I tried it with nearly ever
erv
5tr. and Mrs. Robert Hancock singer." he said. "Imt they all
ridiculous I'm no different
and son Bobby of Lake City, for- turned
,
. „II down
,
pI’eggy
, I Let’
ro and
and ,|It's
rnM, vvhnt
before 'Come Ona
merly of Hanford were guests of avi harli ir Miid l^ v a s lm. Is
' r,"" 'u nose was
wns published "
Mr. and Mr.. C llfr.nl K.
! m"Vrho ou?m„1^ «.l put U on.
"
lie said he also receives maim
iccrntly.
! Frankie l.aino said dialect song- *ripts from hopeful songwriters
never
sold
The
Andrews
sister-,
I just got 11 songs from a kid
Mrs. Lillian Vickery has return
(com Michigan." Boss said "He
ed to her home on West Third weren't interested "
Finally
he
sent
.i
record
of
Ihi
■nil lie had Ween In New York
Street from Kntnnah, N. Y. nfter
visiting for the pM.t two months song Fast with a Friend, who ivn - liner days and couldn't gel ill to
with her daughter and son-in-law, instructed to play it for K:i\ re a publisher All I could tell
Arman Still nothing happened liiill was to lie patient It took
Mr. nml Mrs. Michael Dugan.
Some time Inter lie leiiroed lllnl me in years
Although Boss is thriving in his
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill (ilcv.n and <K*iy Arman had recorded the song
daughter . of
Anderson,
H. C.,
who iin"
bad f nL . . . new
singer
named ...esenl *profession, hi* hasn't for
1
. t
.
•.
If a s i t n i a r u
i,»>.
I I. . . . .
I 1,1 , •
|,,s ,iid one lie manages
are"spendlng some time at Day- Rosemary Clooney I lieu things t,
tona Bench, visited yesterdny In started popping
to get Hu* word "grape" Into the
Snnford with Mr and Mrs. W. R. "My lurk changed. ' Rosa said Dries of every song he writes
Williams.
i "In the past year. I've had tw*>
_____
hit songs (the other: 'Wlinf's the
Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Bexwleoliln Use.' recorded by Johnny Ray >
have returned to Hanford after anil acted In sis p irln ie s"
spending h week in Norfolk. Va. J Rots. who u currently playing
where they visited Mr. Hrxvvis- a land locked sailor III "liil Sadill*
chin's sister and brother-in-law, for Gobi,'' sold Hu* idm role
resulted from hm fame .is a song
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Munlen.
writer Ills life has changed m
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Southward other ways, too
and children returned yesterday
"When I used to peddle lilt
fiom an extrmlve tour of the songs to publishers, they'd treat
Western States anil In San Dingo, me like dirt," he said ‘ If I ven
C»lif. where they visited Mrs. lured an opinion of a song, they'd
Mi nml Mm . Wilp.nm (’. IlntrM
Southward's slstnr, Mr*. W. L. say, 'Who are you?'
Jr nniioiinead today the Idrlli
Ilarkey.
"Now I'm ushered to a like a I •on
t a -ton in Fail field, Conn, m i
celebrity And if I n«> miiiicP iIiii: log 37. Mm . Iliiii'lii-oti is ihe
Mia* Evelyn June*, Mrs. E. M about a song they listen attcidn.-ls , tor niei Sally Mi l 'oiUO'll Faille of
Cain and children Rebeccu, Dorn., an(j
*o|, you're so lici t" Iloir" Sound nod l- aii field
thy, Dan and Donald, and Miss
C. T. Swaggcrty hnvc returned1
from Tallahassee and other North
Florida points where they spent
about a week.
TRIM TR ED
Mbs Betty Jean Sheppard,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. .1
Hheppard. and Miss Mildred Tin
ner, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. II.
E. Turner, relented today from
Chattanooga, Tenn. They both
graduated on Juno 5 from tn^
Baroness Erlanger Behind of
Nursing,
day Rev. and Mr*. Harold Dann of
W inter Haven.
Mr. and Mr*. Claudo Hake* have |
•a their guest, thair daughter Mr*.
Leslie Rosier of New York City.
Mr*. Pearl Patera had as her
urat Sunday, bar son-in-law and
aughter Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bauer and son Tommy of Orlando.
Dick Btrevell returned home
Sunday after spending three
month* In ARmny, N. Y. visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mts. Ray Money of
Orlando spent a three-day vaca
tion on Lake Harney.
Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Yarborough
have aa their guests for quite
some tlmo their son-in-law ami
daughter Mr. and Mra. Dlnty
Whitting and aons Jeffrey and
Anthony of Washington, I). C.
Mr. ami Mra. J. E. Mathieux
and rhildran spent a few days
last week In Jacksonville. On their
n tu rn trip they stopped at Ht.
Augustine, Ormond Bearli, and
Marlneland.
Rev. and Mra. Lyman Unit ami
chlldr*
Ildren Clarence and Margaret
and IL
. Oldham
______ vtsitad Mrs.
Mary
Hall’* parents in Pins Castle and
tha Baptist Childrens Hems In
Lakeland Monday and Tuesday.
Jr. ar.d aoiu, Mr. and Mrs. L tror*
THE SANFORD HERALD
Groover nnd sons. Mrs. Ch»l«» Friday Aug. !9. 1952
P ag . 5
Fletcher, Mr. nml Mrs. Chnndler ]
v „ n . . . . .-M l.lr...
e r s on a l
Plans were announced this
morning for the wedding on Sun
day of Miss Betty Ann Flippo to
Lt. Lnuricr Allen Beard. She Is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert I). Flippo of Daytona
Bench nnd his parents are Mr.
and Mrs. R. I„ Beard of this city.
The wedding will tnke place at
4:00 o'clock at tho First Baptist
Church of Daytona with tho Rov.
Lee Nirkola officiating. Mrs. Lin
ton Day of DcLand will be the
soloist.
The bride will be given In mnrringe by her father and has chosen
ns her matron of honor Mrs.
James Wincfeld of Pensacola.
Bridesmaids will he Miss Robin
Hooper, Miss Jean Chnnrey and
Miss Marilyn Htlgler all of Daytonn Bench; Miss Jan Flippo of
Richmond, Va. nnd Mrs. S. M.
Thompson of Norfolk. Miss Kny
Flippo will serve as Junior brides
maid and the flower girl will be
little Miss Bobby Flippo. Young
Michael Thompson has been
chosen ns ring bearer.
Lt. Beard will have ns his best
man his brother Byron Beard of
Norfolk and ushers will be Linton
Day of Del.nmi, K. C. Harper Jr.
and Harold Johnson Inrlh of San
ford; and llill Babcock and Booty
Nance of Daytona Beach.
A reception will follow the wed
ding nt the Palmetto Club in Day
tona.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Vnnce Wngnnn,
nnd Mrs. Olga Taylor have ns
Ilicit guest for a couple of weeks,
Mrs. I.itn Peters of Tnllnhassee.
Mr. nnd Mrs Phillip llntier had
ns their guests recently, Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Story and family,
Mrs. Hubert Kirkland nil of OrInndn, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred
llnllnid of Maitland.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. A. Fisher re
turned home Inst week nfter
spending n week In Dnylon, Ohio
with relatives. Thrlr son Joe who
spent the summer in Ohio return
ed home with them.
Mrs. Henry llnrrlsnn gave a
grt-acquaintcd parly at the Com
munity House Tuesday night for
her nrlec Miss Mary lamlso Allen
of Tennessee who Is visiting her.
Alimit 30 attended.
Mr. nnd MrV T. W. Pievntt
and family called on Rev. and
Mrs. W. II. Ky*er In Mims, Hunday.
Donnie (inndson of New Smyrna
is spending a w h i l e h e r e with her
brother-ln-luw uml slater Mr. and
•Mrs. Wendell llrnddy and daiigh
ter Julia.
Mr. and Mrs. F.vnn Puttishnll
of Virginia, nnd Mra. II. II. Pattislmll of Snnford railed on Mr.
and Mrs. T- W. Prevail Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. Lyman Hall nnd
family had ns their guest Thurs
|
PRESENTS
v - . ’ S '.
IIKTA SIGMA Pill
Mrs. Lester Guthrie will to* i
hostess for the first full meeting
of tlie Gamma Lambda Chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi sorority to lie
held on Wednesday evening at
H:0l> p.m. Mrs. Guthrie resides at
35tl3 West First Street. Anv Beta
Sigma Phi memheis from out " f 1
town, now residing or visiting in {
Snnford, ale cord in!Is Invited lo 1
contact Mis Donald Jones, Teh
phone 137 -W
W ITH T H E P R O P E R E Q U IP M E N T
FO R R E C R E A T IO N
Tennis Shoes
BALL-BAND
The official gym slme.
$5.95
Ladies' Low-Qunrlcr
(; y m s h o e s ............................. $3.25
Ladies’ BASKETBALL SHOES . $4.95
Mirny o th e r m odels fu r gym re c m ilio ii.
IIIII.Y ( ROSS EI'ISCOPVI
ITII'IM'B
Park
.
Athletic T-SHIRTS
Vrenire ami F ourth Street
The Ret. II. I. Zimmerman, II I* , t
H«,nvy
Rector
Twelfth Sunday after Trlnllt
Holy Communion h no n.m
Morning I'rnvii, Choral Co
i hnrlsl mid Adillrss t*■:IO n in
Services during Hie week
llolv Communion Monday, Tin
day, Wednesday, Thursday mid
Sal til day 7:3li a mi
Friday Holy Communion 11:0(1
75d
SWEAT SHIRTS
W
l i lt * * ,
t i t »'V
1111*1
*
$2.65 up
a.or.
(These seivice- in lie- Chapel
of Pence I
'V "l l i: gym
SHOUTS
SUNDAY DINNKB
.
.
$ |,2 5
/
/ / 1 1 1 /ll
Athletic Sox
II oiinI T d rk c v
$ 1.2ft
20M Nor It. Park Ircttoo
STELLA
New Mgr.
A" ......
g50
700
Wool rind Nylon
Ally lu res
ROBSON S
P
S G
'h o n e !I'.IR
;ilMr Kitsl Uirsi S tre e t
END OF M O N TH
i m w - --rr
C L E A M
y ;•
• **!
Timed for your “Back - To - School” shopping! Sloeli
up now on Ihe clothes you’ll need for school and campus
wear at savings . . .
SATURDAY, AIJUUST M)
Uinal Ulearauee
On All Summer
I tresses
VUi v*t f$'
H I »-••• *
glll.H
$ 0.95
a
.fllltlM l.
(oml'iiiation In
M lH ip i,
••nil
\V
H(l*l hill f 4|f. *
Values to
Values to
Values lo
Suede & Lea flier
It Mia Now $5
22.9.r) Now ^10
i.«»r* Nmv $15
Brown And “LiiRtfatfo T an”
riKCK (*()()DS
ONKTAKI.K
IV EY S
Tha crawl stroke In swimming
was not known prior to 1000 ex
cept In the Soutq Pacific.
E a llQ t - T a p - A c r o b a tic
E a to n -B a llro o m
CLASS AND PRIVATE LESSONS
ADULTS AND CHILDREN FROM 3 YEARS
REGISTRATION------Thursday, Aug. 28
Friday, Aug. 29
•too
X
“ BACK-TO-SCHOOL”
TOURIST CLUB
The Tourist Itidlding will ho
the Hreire of a coveted di-di -op
per on Tuesday evening nl '! do
o'clock. Members of the group nr*asked lo tiring their own tnlil**
service mid n covcird dish. A reg
•d»r ttiislness meeting will lie held
nfter the supper following which
gam *s of cards, checkers, mid
shtifflrliunrd will cnnrluile the eve- j
lung's entertainment.
J
f
T lljT A
IUII A im o n tro l |
The Friendship Class of the '
day mrclinc which *n<!cd recently.
First I'hrUtinn Chorcli held *i I j« iu Nrrl Wiirnrr.
hamburger fry at Kellv I’uik on
Mondnv evening. (James were en -,
BISHOP MUSIC STUDIO
joyed fellowing the delirious pu
%o r 11 .
••l%\4»
nir supper. Those present lot the
\n A$i «*m ; .md •I*
\dlilt* <'»ll\
18
up
event were Rev. nml Mis II ,1.
"Minify.
**f
iii *m ». •$|*t*i«
Bass, Mi. noil .Mrs. Rohrit Brink
1 in* Imlatd
»** |«r..|<r| r rl.illiM i I " I li• «$ppll«,<| • iiiifM * ,\«k •%!•••••!
i'i c h o ra l
nml daughters, Mr. and Mrs. II S.
•I l l * *iti$: «*r c o N i ' h l t i u f • i
Staple, Mr. ami Mrs. .1. I. Horton,
Hi I
illlh M r r r l
I*hi*nr
Mr mot Nils. William Liston ami
daughter, Mis. W C. F.viiii* mi l |
eon, Mr. mol Mis. Ilnrt Hun hi
- 8:00 P.M.
Monday, Sept. 1
Tuesday, Sept. 2
personal
in t e r v ie w s
Tobacco Cloth
I’trce Goods in Cottorii*. Rayons
nml ClrintX III n iM-untifnl as.(•rlnicnt of palterii.
nml
colors. All :ui Ini'lion wide.
Vnliinit to 1.511 yard.
For Drapery Linings, Many Othsr U»e«
CIlMCdllt
Special 19c yd.
t»9r yd.
Men's Swim
Trunks
Boxer stylet (few Lastex)
fancy patterns and solid
colors. Sixes 28 thru 52.
Vflluen
to 5.00 '
Special
2.89
Unbleached
Sheeting
Best quality Tlrkens f, L
Sheeting (every 4 yards
weighs 1 lb.)
.1
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TfiB SANFORD HERALD
____ Friday Aug. 29, IB '2
8anlando Springs To
Have Labor Day Fete
A day of entertainment, u n in •
cemented In the history of Ssrlundo H;.rlngs, I* plnnned for
Labo.- 'ay. It ia sponsored <>y
Th* tioodiellow», Ine.. (Irlaui!<>‘*
Chilstma* fund organisation, the
Spring* I* going "all not" to give
th* people of Ci'iilrul Kloitibi
something special In remember.
Visitor* will he entithd to lb.’
following ns well u* awlmminir
and picnic facilities.
1:00 p.m. — Tomlding Team
to opep tjie liny* activities.
2:00 p.tn. - Potato Hack lino'*
— All ngi'ii from 3 years to '.'J
ytata. Nice prise*.
3100 p.m. — llemity Contest
— Winner to be “Miss Hcnlanio
S p rin g s for 1062". I'ritea galoie,
beauty and officialdom.
<:00 p.m. — Swimming ra c e *
— Junior and Senior laces will,
nlc* ptlie* for the wlnmit*.
6:0o p.m, to 7:110 p.m. — Va
riety and Impromptu entertain
ment.
7:80 p.m. — Kluge and WnP-i
Show “Melody In Nwimtlme".
0:80 to 10:00 p.m. — Fire-work*
djjplay.
Among tint Ju<|ge* will lie foul
mayor* from Hu* vicinity uf Him
Undo, Including Mayor William
Htrmper of Hanford, Mayor Klein
of l-otlgwood; Mayor Joyce of
C psstlbfliy; Olid ‘’Acting" Muyoi
Arnold of Altamonte .Spring*.
EplNcopul Church At
EnterpriHe To Open
All Halutn Kplneopal Cliurcli at
Enterprise will reopen uu Sunday,
Bcpt. 7, areordlng to the fit. Itev.
Lansing I'utnnm, rector.
Mtntber* of tlm rlmrcli nie now
lulling on a drive to raise fu n d *
o preserve the pliysicai a t i u r t u i v
of the old rhiitro luiildio|v. o Id*
torlcal landmark in thu c o m m u
nity.
Prison* wishing to make ilooution* may contact K- L. Co*. *< o
lor watden, in Hanfoid ur Entci
ir la*, or W. (iutiier, Dcllury. It
s planned to paint the cliun h
Inside and outside.
r
Justice Department i
Monroe
L ake
lly SADIE H0DEKD1.0M
U .,* ll» * e l t - . u .
The Daily vacation nu>i« school
of (In' Lake Monro* Baptist
Church held iti commencement
exercise* Wedneaday evening at
iiln pin. The school cuntliuifil
for eight ilnya I'uring which time
tin* I'liiullinvnt wan elglity-one.
with tin* average attendance of
«ixty-four. Tho cornm*nt«in*nt
progmiii win very Interesting,
showing the wink which each de
partment hail done. The school
wan conilurti'il by Mix. A, J. Peter•o.n of the First Baptist Church,
Sanford, assisted hv other mem
ber* of the Kir«t Baptist Church
together with member* of the
In ill church.
Until circle* ul the Woman’'
Mi nonary Society of the Lake
Mniin.c Baptist Chiiii h will melt
I i n in e,
A U j|.
119, *«t
ft.0 0
ll.lll,
fit
the chinch. Mi». Frank Farmer
will he in chniye of the program.
'I lie eiihjil't of the program will
In "Comlih r Kurupo."
Mr. mill Mi*. I'ete Dunn atul
• t.ltilren ore ependliiff n few ila^n
in Albany, Da., where they are
visiting Mr. nnd .Mr*. Dunil'a
iliiiiL'Iiler, .Mr*. Itori* Yount;.
Mr. Waif ted I’lereon, of (tindervilli', wii* the r’uext of Mr. and
Mr*. K. (i. .Soiieihlcitii Thurxday
• V eilin g .
K viiitt noil Itoil.* Hankie huve
■elurneil to their home In Orn)a
ufter spending the week with
their mint, .Ml*. Rush Hick*.
Mi*. Allmtu June* and Mr.
Knxroe Whitley, of (tenia were the
cm *t* of Mi. mel Mi*. II. /.. Dunn
Kutiduy.
.Mt*. t). I'. Wuile Mr*. ,lohn«on
and Donald Kay Hoderhlom, of
I'r.ier .Sprint*, were the recent
kuimI* of Air. uiul Mr*. K. (I.
Sode i h|om.
[
L O N (iW O O I)
r« *e
O aet
eitiinatcd at some $400,000;
8. T at delendsut “ blatinuy" en
tertained witnesses who had ap
peared agalnit him in the grand
jury proccedingi and "actually
converted" at leaxt ono; and
9. That FBI Chief J. Edgar lloo
ver complained ul lactic* by de
feme attorney to delay proceculion, atrongjy Implied at least at
tempted bribery, reported that po
llttcal prexiure wax being used and
urged an early disposition to avoid
embarrassment to both the Fill
and the department.
The committee turned to the war
fraud phase of It* inquiry after
heating charge* that Justice Dc
partment official* Interfered with
a tax scandal probe
The decision In take up the
Detroit case cume alter ranking
member* of the aubcomimllre
lambasted Justice Department of
filial* for trying to "whit 'wash'
a UX case inquiry by a ... Loult
grand Jury early In 19m.
Hep Keating llt. N. Y i (old
newstnefl!
"This effort *1 a whitewash ol
a smelly situation by the grand
Jury wu* frustrated unly by the
patriotic pet severance of an up
right federal Judge who could not
stomach such shenanigans and by
a stalwart band of notiesl men
and women who comprised the
grand Jury.
"But 1C* still a shocking story
uf an attempt by the Justice
Department, apparently from poll
ticiil motices, to throw a grand
Jury olf the scent and prevent pro
oecullnns of favorably placed law
violators."
Earlier Chairman Chelf (D.-ky.J
said bu agreed with District Judge
U eorge.ir Moore and the grand
Jurors that the Department of Jus
lice had inado "a deliberate at
tempi" to slop the probe, which
ultimately Ird to the Indictment
and conviction of a friend of Presi
dent Truman, James I'. Finite
lan, the St. Units Income tux col
eclor.
Chelf said Ellis N. Slack, an
acting assistant atloruey general
who upueared before tiie
grand
Jury before It came up with a
report giving Revenue Bureau off I
clals a dean bill of health, had
"rendered a distinct disservice to
law and order and the public
good."
In u sworn statement presented
to the Rubcummltlce. the 74 year
old Judge Moore said Hie Justice
Department apparently tried to
block Ills Investigation of the tax
case handling and Indicated that
Slack waa -responsible for the
Jury's preliminary report which' he
denounced as "astonishing "
Slack diaavowed any connectiun
with the report, denied he
approved It altnough he called II
"splendid" and said lhat he was
sent to St. Uniis unly In explain
why the Justice Department was
not ready to present certain cas*s
to the grand Jury.
f
loin ami Nun Jnck*nn have retill Ol d home litter spending a week
ut Daytona Bruch. Mr. and Mm .
Dudley liuve moved Into their new
home on J-lint l.nhe Street
Many activities are planned at
Saiiluiulo Spring* for l.alair DuV.
Mi*. Itul|>li Hammond, Mr*. L. D.
Rockett, mol Mr*. George Otto a t
The first public railroad using tended the leadership meeting
steam locomotives wta opened in which win held In the Home Dentonstriitioli office.
England In IH26.
Mr. and Mr*. T. J. Durance, Mf.
IIml Ml*. Ililli* Fetter tinvr lil'rome
meinher* of the ilontrnde In Ofla ado.
NOTICE
Memlicr* of the O nlrul Florida
* i : M t s n t . i : t o r v n , m .m i n i s
Alim * r sum, las*
Kennel C'luh met last Monday at
N O T IC lJ IH I I K I I K I I V U IV K N th at
the homo of Mr. add Mr*. John
u tira u s iil t» Heciloo '• " f i'liN |ite i
tSISS m w * or F lo rid a . At t* ul Reams.
t i l l , kn ow n a * H im M lllld ir A c t .
Legion Auxiliary Bust IH.'I will
ih * follow lD K d««t rllti-'l laud lu
■ (m in u te C o u n tr, F lu t ld i. w ill i>« hold a fl*li fry in the dull building.
Monday, Labor Day. A dance will
o ffe re d fo r >al* at |i it til It- u tiii'iv
fo r th e lilg tie * l iirul li»*t • iv>li Itltl. follow ami (ho piddle lx Invited.
subject to the r ln lii uf lit" T u n u —
Iluford Helm* hn* returned to
f th e In te rn a l lni|ir<iveiueiit Fund
i rejec t an y um i a ll tiiit* ui iin- Seattle from Korea aboard a Navy
o u rtn o o **
lie n ln o iii*
ut , l" <"• tiiiosport. Mr*. Emly Madden wnx
n'clnck A.St . on I I I * IV Iti day ut n recent lunrhem guest of Mr. and
■ itiie rn tie r A It
1M.1 tiu ls ld * ol
I
H io d r ip a llt le * envem eol to r ruml Mr*. W. J. We.I*.
rljsht o f way *no feel wltle w ill lie
Mr. Cluiili'* Dudley was admitted
reserved fro m u n r tu irie l i I i i " ik I i
Wtlli-li Itie ia I* all m in tin g M illie lu Orange Memorliil Hospital Iasi
liC tfu l N o tic e
lilte d A * to lilt ta in t* 111 It- In nil*'- week. Mr. nnd Mr*. Box* Mobley
h a lf o f a ll iie lro litn iii nod ilirew have returned home after vacation
fo u r th * uf ll I tie t lu lnrriiltt w ill lie
reserved A ll riealunatile r n n u i l i l le ing on the i - i i u h L Mrx. Maud Tunper experts to visit in Wisconsin i x T i m « in < f i t t o t it r o r t h k
reserved
L o t* IDS A III* T h e rill* v1.1 I ' i i I i i I iv after leaving Arlington, Vn, where
S IN T II J F in r iA l, r i i t r i ' i T
ix
Co e M iilulivlvlun l'In i ttuiili i |m m -a s it F u n
s r .H ix o i.i; r o n s r t .
she i* now visiting her liruthrr and
F I.O il I I I \
family. She expects to return hunie
l \ ('S IA M I . O l M l MIAS
In early Fall. I’Inif* lire being made N II.A r ltA N C K M K ltC M K A ,
I’ la l n llf f .
to remodel the lilirury, after the
first meeting ia held. Mr. and Mrs. J u llN r i A l t r i N K Itl.’H K A ,
lie te n d a n l
Wilbur (inodnll are proud to an
M I T I I K T O S F E E A II
nounce the birth uf a hoy, lairu
Aug. 18 at the Fernald Laughton
J O IIN
M A R T IN
K l l l ’HK A.
Hospital. Th* new addition make* T Ow: h uv*
re n ld e n r* la un kriuw n
Ton are herehy te iiu lre d tu file
Lot*
m 7»» 71* 7j;. 717 A
71V 11 children. Mr. floodall i* In the
yu tir ap iiea raiice «nd a n a w tr or
Long wood I ’lat llo ok I ptieev l i tu sawmill business.
e r Id e a illiia e un Meulem her IS tli.
I and I'la l hunk * itave 31
The I’oxt Office haa liesn redec- ut lh
i l l In th * C irc u it t'u iirt u f the
I n n 7*0 733 711 73* 7)« 7tU 713 untied nud new hoxvt have been
N
in
th J u d ic ia l f i n uli In and lo r
!<« 14* 14* n o A n J Lunaw nuil.
( ‘n o n iy . F lu r lil* . In (.'hagPlat lltitik I |i*K ee I I lu 31 Mint lidded due lo the Inrieasing papula •MentOnd*
ary,
In a Bull a g a lm l you arV
'1st Hunk 3 pase 31.
tion.
Lola
711 141 111 117 71V A
Tftl
Mr. nnd Mr*. J. T. Montgomery
IMina wood P la t Hunk I |>m hi ' b I I to
have a* their guests Mr. and Mrs. K ltt'H K A . Iie ra n d a n t, C h a n ra ry No
I end P lat Ituuk * liatte 31
w h erein th * p la ln llf f eeek*
Mil S lllo c k P I 'h ul mil ii p la t Ituuk
Edgar Wilson and children. Curtis *lots,
t l f f l t f o f dlvu ree a e a lu v i you
paga I I .
nnd
Joyce,
of
Clarksburg,
West
V*.
W
IT
N
E M H inv hand and u ffle la l
Lola I A S Him k I A llen * F irs t
»*al o f Ilia Halil t'u iir t , at H anford,
Mrs. Montgomery nnd Mra, Wilson t'u
kdltlMnn lo W a e h ln g tu li
lle la lila .
ttn ly o f Henilnule, H la le o f g lu e ,
I'lal ituuk I |ia a * 3*.
nro sisters. It was their first getLdlt I t t Itongwnnd
P hil Hunk
I together In 16 year*. They visited rna.j th is l i s t day o f A ug ust, A i t
■ages IS tu 31 A P hil Hunk I. | imkb
<». I* IIK IIN B O N
many Interesting place* In Florida,
C la rh . C irc u it C o a rt
-Ut
414 l<nniiwoni!
P la t Ituuk
I
Mr*. James McGrath nnd Mrs. (HEAL)
ta g s * IS In 31 A Pint Bonk 3 |uii:e Allen Kurwurd of Forest City at Turn W a t*u n
A tto rn e y fu r 1 'la ln llff
-Ut
l i t Lopaw nud
P la t Ituuk
I tended the 40 and B meeting In Or l l o N u rth Slain H tre e l
'
> £ *** IS lu t l A Plat itu uk 3 |.HNe lando.
O rlan dn, r tu r id a
f
S
Legal Notices
ix
lo tiiT
j» m u :,
or
thk
B K M ix o t .u
c q n rrv
r n i'X T V .
Jim Rivera, outfielder for tha
St. Lout* Browne, would hive
gone into profetalonal boxing had
not baaeball offered blm an op
portunity.
I V t t a Z X r t . ' ' 0 * " '* -
in h e T h k khtatt ; o r
o k o n o K e . T tu frrfc n
TO
A tA .
camsfi
W I I OS*
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N o lle * I* h f r e l.r a l v e i th a t T i l I I
A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L l l \ S U U P
J A C K M U N V IM .K h a * (llo.t I K lln At re p o rt »» E x e c u to r o f t h * ro
ta te u l tie u ra e K. H u n te r . i I h -i -s > « I,
th a t l l h a * flle il I t * p e titio n f ir
fin a l a ia r lia r a * . am t tria l It
w ill
appljr to th * H o n o rab le t x i u x l * .
H tin a iro n i. I'n u n lr J u .l* * " f H eniiitu U C ou nty, F lo rid a . un th e IS lii
day o f H ep lem lx-r
t*3». lo r a p
p ro v a l o f «ame a ml (o r fin a l ill* ,
c h a r a * aa K ie r u ln r u f the e e ta ie of
lle o r a e K. t in n ie r ilereave.l
THE
A T L A N T IC
N A T IO N A L
♦71 n lU IM
a A .U
DANK
OF
J A C K S O N V IL L E
By ll. W. F ra ile r ,
Ita T ru a t O ffic e r
Aa K a e c tu n r o f t h * aatsta
o f O e o ra * E. Ilu n te r . d*c*n«e<1.
H u lte ri Preafaa, C h ill W 'lll*.
Slahere Bleetlaa •» < J * M
H a rry Mae#, J r. •
• t i t s * eaadar
M ic k e y
K oon*jr Sound
O ff
rt
APPOINTIO NgW price stabiliser by president Truman, Rant Adminis
trator Tlgh* Woods (left) shako* hand* in Washington with KUla Arnail, whaaa resignation become* effective Sept. J. |a e n te r la
Itabillxor Roger P u tn a m , wbo announced th * C hang*, ffaferwaifeMJJ
Business Man
tT ^ rrr of Tomor<* $ j*
m
row? But He's Doing the
Don't Discard Your 6ld M attressli
•
Job Today! Don't Forget
$17.80 will make It like new agalnl Complete with new cover —
one-day service — pick-up and delivery. For complete information
Phone 1232.
to Pay Your Carrier Boy
Small extra charge for new spting unit* when needed. Mat
tress**, box epring* and pillow* renovated. Satisfaction guaran
teed.
I IN I'a lm e ll u A v e n u e
Tomorrow.
F b o n * 1232
IN MY "SPARKIN' DAYS"*..
I just brightened a few bulbs
and sent you a "light bill". ..
•n l*
Ptat
Luts
flu
I ill * I I tllm k X* H iiiilaiotu
ljt.uk I paaee « 3 t| << *7 A 41
| 0 f l A I i Hlnck 31 nanlaptlu
llo o k I p a g ar I M i I * *7 A «•
it /4
S3 A SI llfn r k 3* Han
B M o ^ P la t flu nk S pagea 131* I I
IA S
B lock S Hanlam tu p la t
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» ^ n ? r i H ailfand t,
' l i t B ook f P **e e 13 >4 IS 17 A «V.
-ol# T lu I f llln r k V Hanlnniiu P lat
w elt I page* *»H ** <1 A **.
-ute 1 to 1 Block 31 Hanlaodu Plat
took I p a g e * S3 tv IS I I A *K
T ltJ iH T K I'H OK T I I E IN T E R -
By O. j*. llernduh
A gS nt T ru a le e a o f 1.1
H tm ln o l* C ounty.
LAST
TIM ES TO N IG H T
See iCanU Qingffy)
Fund,
W ARNIN ■ROS.FtwagfT
[it thU wrjtj Dirid#
by «U ite
^cctricity than pcopU
oUwr places...it's r L
th* lure wgjr to tojlpy
Vv
m
J'? j
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A S a la rd a r
“Th* Huadowi»*r*"
'•MJimrter|,{rAT"or
jUIS
T e a la h t
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TIIK SANFORD HERALD
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING - TYPING
CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE
ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD
T K I .m i O N E t t I NO nnd 1071
liiHiiu 401 Sanford Atlantic Naliunnl Hank llulldlng
Try and Stop Mo
Frida) Aug. 29. 1952
DR. II. K. RING
DR. II. McLAUMN
OPTOMETRIST
-By BENNETT CERF1NNECJAN tviuod dentists num* tluin the devil himself, but
a sorely ufTectcd inol.ii forced him to en ter a dont.il parlor
one gloomy day. The dentist noting Fin'* panic suggested ■
drop of whiskey to holster ht»
courage. Kin was still tre m
bling after he luid downed it.
however. A refund d u n k ac
complished equally negligible
results Finally the dentist let
Fin swig the icst of Iht
hottlc. then said, "I'm suie
you've got your courage ut
last, haven't you?" "T hat I
have, me boy!" he rooted
"and I d like to see the hlunkblank* dentist who’d dale
touch me teeth now' ’
IIS Magnolia
Phone
C H IR O P R A C T O H
I'ltaaa rail for a p p o ta la « t
I'hua* I7SS—I7I>»
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New and Used Instrum ents
c
\II Leading Make*
K ep n irs and lle in n d ltin n iiig
f
Itukur’s Musical Instrum ent Shop
Phona 1419
Jot) I Irdnr Airline
NOTICE
THE FOLLOW l.\(i RETAIL
Via th* u n .l* r g r o u n d in
Carstioatusakin mines III* story •>( lo o vnltniii -.uniiing IlicintrhrS
oil a limb ' Wl.nl "id )ou II.uik of \T»liln*k) * lutral kperch? asksd
Ihr nr at Coui.lli I t>* b*llrr. tnllnisr.l III." srculi.l I 'll do us *ulturrs moir good limn nny ttw«* el llitlu • |>ut togrtlin 1
CupyiifM. IWi. n> Urr.hr11 c'nl D.aliibul.J c» Ko.p Isnluin kinJi.au
LUMBER YARDS
W ill lie Cloned All Huy
S al hi da v an d M inidu)
A ug. dill It
FLOKDIA HOME BUILDERS
New
17
O ffice
llili Lumber and Supply Yard
I.neat lull
Security Lumber and Supply Yurd
U2 I I I aau.a N'tirlh of ( ily
Sherm an t'oncrele Pipe Co.
I'hoiie — Sunlnrd IOllK-\>
H ism ltr.
Tam|<n
United Lumher Co.
t o .o n . Melbourne
hi 1111111. I.nkelalid
SPECIAL SERVICES - 1 3
lin e
II
HERALD
WANT ADS
F o r H vhuHh
Ik* l»ll«niaa la i n «*e'»
all Waal 44* e»MI*k*4 la Ik*
«Nalut4 II r t a 1*11
I ilair 13* *rr lla* laarfllaa
t Hmr* iwr a n lla* laa**Haa
*1 Ilia** Hr |h 9 liar Ia**rf1aa
ill ilia** lr *rr lla* laaarllaa
.A, a*r lla* l»r I rail* t'ualiarl
li%* n iiili l«* Ik* llaa*
PHONE 148
tu r n e r
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two l.iiIII hullie Millet.e.I two eu.
giinipi- iiii.I win kslii,|> on lino.no*, loir, lit lietlei -e.-tiun al
.-It\ t nil down |.iiyin. i,l
I wo lie.lioi.lil Inline oil lul
tlio\ l.'lfi lliillli dii.le |"S i "loo
lew down |iii \ int-nl lli'.l Ilk*
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THE
HANFORD
HERALD
I'ln.ii* 1113
5
MIH KENT
WEI.AKA Apartment* 114 W
First Mlr**t. Phone 490-W.
2 heilionm new ht.us* 40(1 t ’olonlul
Way
NEW 6 ROOM Ihhia* on Golden
Lake. Plume H2U M nr 863-M
FURNISHED uoMlein npurtinent
fdlO Park Avenue
1119 Pink
I
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fold
tilling m a t lle s * , five *• .1 f i l l
ll 111nr, |,lastli- ti e a -I I. e a . -1
1*11111.41- | . .Ill t * | " , |»all. Ill ill,I
M il A I I ju . a l Hilda i n .
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w i i l r r t u r M l«
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• r u g e r I k r k * n p n * *ll il » a * f » l r *
%da i»i u• i he Id
Ilull \ wo- *.| lb i
FOR S A l . E 14Y O W NER T i m e
21k- each Call '*Hi It
lit'dloom homo in .Miivfuli ».vHon Ihurl.le c o r n u loi 117 x I i■'> CHEST of O i a w . i - nny i \ i ........
lo-autifullv lainlseaped.
I.aige
sire finished in unfinished Pi'
Ml veiled polcll, g a i a g e ,
haide.l tu soil yom hii.lg.-l \ i il
wo.ul ftools, flee,| flirl'U.. Mllsl
wl ll'i W
b il l
IVI. phun.
In- seen to |.e u |.|d e .‘lilted Cod
I IJfi Ibe F ui I'll ill * I*, id. '
liifil' M f<.| u|i|...|ldineiil
H a a l %4> Mill k* *rr**tr4
**«rr Ik* Tfleukna* «a eifei•i i a a *1a la rkara* II *aar ........* I*
llalr.l la Ik* Irkphnar kaak. la
r aiaia |nr I k Ia arruiaaaaOallua
W nhI
yarn want tu IP.y, Unit or Hell,
See:
J. W. It M l.. Realtor
Florida Hlulr Hank Ihiildlng
"C.ill Hall" Plume 1759
SI'FCIAI
culm The Fuihilim 1
' ID'
DEFENSE HOI SIM , FOR
W First
N \V 6 PERSON M il.
We me IIIIII. .01 -...Id .ml Have J||->I T R A D E IN l ie l.n>. - un.l . e f n
giUlltui* a* low a*- f ! nil |- ii
it few 2 lii.honin Iiimi'. h nnd .me
• lobe Him e i . t i l l
I ' S'
d l.eihnoin Iiuiit h it We ulc
noI nutliuri/e.l I*, build ally mure
ill the lm\ down |.i%vluetd >d
l.O A I t i l l K
(070 011 lui Nuvv 11. i si.liliel
i R 0 P i.est South Sat f <d \ * .
drier-W eller Hiiinrs, Inc
Phone till AV I
H-aklr Hal* r*u llnn-m I ar* I
o il
Sept. I ft
III
Piano
I ri-t'.liti'laii.
o i l W Rou te 1, Man-
l WtPKNTEII
WORK
• -i it. k fepalr Jobs, or small
building. Cull Jim 1142 M 4.
R M il l ) R E P A IR S E R V IC E
. ,
I •l.ln- Miles at
Piiiidturt
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DeLand Red Hats Are Favored
To Win 13th Annual Play-Offs
Mob Kuckrr
Blues End Season Tonight
Seminolcs Play In
Cocoa; Lose To
Jax Beach Birds
And Mills, 10-5
Tonight the curtain will ring
down on the Seminole Blues for
the 1062 season. 8anford will bn
In Cocoa for the finale In wlint
might he called a "battle-furwhat." Neither club haa anything
at stake or nothing to lose.
Cocoa U helplessly hurled In
the cellar again this year about
60 games off th* pace of DeLand end Hanford Is a flature
for 6th spot, hfsnagrr Chuck
Aleno will have to drive In 10
runs In this evening's fray In
order to break the F'lorldn State
League Kill mark of HO.
Four Northern Teams Claim All
Positions on Loop Dream Team
Complete master* of tho Class
D F’lorldn State l.i-aguu during
the regular seasons that end to
night, and with their p.-.keta
landed with cash and glory,
Chnrlle Brewster's Dcleiiil liedlints loom a* odds-ou favorites to
sweep the Idth annual "sudden
death" playoffs opening tomortow night with hot little difficul
ty
Seventeen and one-half games
ahead (if Jacksonville Beach
over the season thru Tuesday
night, the Hat* have set a new
record In margins of victory,
and rexnrdle** of who they
open with tomorrow night at
home, the record* at lenaua
hcwilqunrlrrs here Indicate that
It likely will he a short series
ns fnr as they are concerned.
Thru Tuesday night tho Hat*
had won HI of IN from Daytona.
11 of 17 from Jax Beach, and
eight of 17 from I’nlatka, with
one game with the A’s slated for
tonight.
Jax Ileneh which Wednesday
morning appeared to tm the sec
ond place leant over the season
and host for the opening gntno of
the second two-out-of-three game
series, will go into the play-offs
Last night Aleno swatted In hi* definitely the underlings.
181st run of tho campaign as the
The Sea llinls dropped II of
Bamlnoles ilrom>u<| their flimlo in
Memorial Stadium to Jax Bench,
10-6. Tom Mills annexed hi* 2Hth
victory of the year and only lit*
second at the expense of the
Blue*.
The gum* was called off in the
eighth heesute of rain with Birds
way out In front hy virtue of
their eight-run fourth Innlnu. Mill
Jones started on the hill and was
charged with th* loss. Louie Ren
tas and Jorge Rivero saw brief
rvllef work.
Rebh'a Bakery presented the
Blues with ■ Urge going away
cake leel night that welshed 30
pound* and dsplsted a diamond
17 tn the lints. 10 of 17 to the
Milk (he Individual player* and
name* placed si their position*. Inlanders whom they meet tonight
Ths Ifines will probably pitch for n final regular season try,
Sonny Baper In thla evening'« and 10 to IH to the A a.
Tho Islander* hold nine of 17
final tilt against Cocoa. Hnpcr,
who started out so colorfully hy wins over I'nlatkn thru Tuesday,
winning the first game he pitch and like tin- Islnmlrrs, they have
ed for the Blue* via the shutout 27 and lost 26 games to teams
route nml went on to twirl II they may meet In tho iilayults.
consocutlvv Innings before they
Red Roberta, wllh eight wins
scored on him. has been 11 disap in 10 derisions against the Hon
pointment of fata.
Bird*, uml Thomas 'lid s of Jax
About the only record the lllues Reach wllh *1* "inn In nine
might set for euro this evening decision* against Palatka loom
before the end of the season, or an the hurlrra In watch In tha
ninth Inning, Is if eome player
wouid hit a homorun to extend
the Blues' record of 84.
Last night George Kenls and
Chico Gnntales pared the lllues'
0-klt losing effort wllh two
play-offs, along with Ed Gasue of Daytona and Lefty Joe
’ennlngton of Palatke.
Here are the aeaeon record* of
oil com pell ng hurlsra thru Tues
day:
De(.nnd! Robert* 8-2 from Jax.
2-0 over Daytona] Dotson 3-8
with I’nlatka, 2-0 with Jax; Mil
ler 1-1 with Daytona, 1-0 over
I'nlatkn; Vickery 2-2 with 1-1
with Daytona, 1-2 with Palatkai
Harrell, 1-0 over Jax.
Daytona! Wenger 3-8 with
7
Jss, 1-0 with Palatkai Newsome 0-1 with Palatkai Lang
l-o with Palatka, 9-2 with Jax,
0-3 with DeLandl Oasqust, 5-9
over DeLand, 4«l over Palatkai
Slough, 2-1 over Palathai Mil
ler 2-2 with DeLand, 9-1 with
Palatka, 4-0 over J a i.
Palatka: Hutton 2-2 with Jax,
1-0 over Daytona, (M with De
Landl llanim, 3-1 over Jax, 3-2
over DeLand, 0-1 with Daytona}
Hhm 1-1 with Daytona, 1-0 over
Dnl-and; Pennington 3-2 over
Daytona, 8-1 over DeLand, 8-8
ovor Jaxi Bridget, 1-1 with Jax,
0-1 to Daytona.
Jax Reach! Mills, 8-3 over
Palatka, 2-0 over Daytona, 1-1
over DeLand) McCrlexard, 1-8
with DeLand and Palatka, 8-4
with Daytonai Angeel, 8-1 with
DoLand, 0-1 with Daytona, 0-3
with Palatka) Clark 0-1 with
Daytona, 0-2 with DeLand) Her
man, I -0 over Palatka, 2*3 with
Del.eml, 2-4 with Daytona,
Second
end
final
play-off
guinea will l>e played on ground*
of tha team with tha highest
nrasun standing, atid the winner
Is the one taking three of five. It
is the first time In league his
tory that tha play-afij have bean
so abbreviated.
DAYTONA BEACH <iTl—'The way
In which the players' aharo of re
ceipts from the ISth annual Flor
ida Htato League playoffa will be
determined haa been agroed upon.
Plana for tho poat-xenaun gamea
which get underway Saturday
night wero completed at a meet
ing of representatives from the
DoLnnd, Daytona Beach, Palatka,
Alano, 3b ....
Paris*, lb
Rhodes, c ....
Imbra, 2b
Csvallaro, If
Gonsalae, aa
. / Jenea, p .....
Rentes, p ....
p ....
JRivero,
tiY rru , P
Tata la
080 800 0—10
000 122 O - 6
te, Mills, Kornard, Clift,
rise, flonsa0. E— lone*.
ay, Clift 8.
rt*. Imbra,
:*nl*. 3B—
11*1 , Eakew, 81
mta. K—Eakew, Dl
J a s Baach .....
Sanford ........
K—Young k,
ra .n « S ! S
By Tha Associated Proas
Tha Florida Btate L ta iu t'a float
1962 regular season gamaa tonight
will probably detarnum Ola Hurd
and fourth-place chibd lit the ovtr-
all atandlngs.
Th* windup likewise can k a ta a
bearing on opponents for flrat-
place DeLand and aeemd-j
Jacksonville Beach, heat club
tha playoffa which b t|in Batu
night.
Players will got their aharos
The DeLand Rad Hate, top
from tho net receipts of the first winners over tha e n tjn aeiact
two games of tho preliminary ie- a wide margin, will fact
riua and the flrat three of tha fi fourth-place club and Jaakson
nal*.
Beach will meet the third-?
Club representatives agreed ex- team. The overall itandlng*penaea would be limited to 8100 arate from the aMend-katf rt
a club for each gamo. Thla turn, Inga—determine the playoff
plus taxes and 20 per cent for the up.
leaguo, will be deducted from the
Jacksonville Beach b fo an a
rosa gate. Player* then will get »econd • place
1 per cent of the balance and night whan tha
the clubs will spilt tho remaining 10-5 decision fi
Blue* In a raln-i
gamo. Tho vleb
of tha season fa
Tho Daytona.
S
gam* ahead of th* P
Thalr position* could
by, Urn. outcome of te
teat*. .
fcssas
-onta. Left—Jax Baach 11
0. B R -off Mills 8, Her[on** {>• »*»Ua 9, River®
by Mills t> Herman 1
Renta* 0, Rivero 0. HO—
omNitfi rinlRAR*
SS
ethPa n 7 rn n h v
so ftb a ll Trophy
To Wilson-Maier
—
Andrew Stine preeented the Hill
ardware Trophy award to WIIChampionship softball tram at the
Wlleon "victory" banquet In the
Anchor Inn lait night
In handing the trophy to Wil
son'* Manager Chuck Flanders,
Stine said that it gave him great
pleasure to externf the award to
Wileon-Maler thle year because of
thewaytheiMsron.
9|jjfi|S ||K m j|jj|H
"If you consldcr
there
t J
I are 17,000 Jui
I nlor Ar.icrlcnn
■ ' ’
I.cglon terms In
the
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I add to It the
■ft
many
■A
professional
:
lmlene n r n
I hsvrlmll lcsm-i
I In the n atio n,
H H B W I8W W PI you can realise
Andrew Stine ~ that this sport
la a nationnl
heritage with u»." Stine said.
Al Wilson, of Wiison-Maler, con.
gratulated his team and thanked
Stine and then went on to say, "If
this same group of fellow* comes
hack nsxt year I will only bo too
glad to sponsor you again.
S c h e d u le F a V O r*
ln J:an. In AT
in “lanS ,n ™
renant Chase
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L a w s '' f o ?
Seminole Count y
Sportsmen Group
Byborodean
Ex-Sanford H u r l t r
Early Wynn Wins
17th Of S e a s o n
E
ENJOY THE HOLIDAY
HUSKY GUARDS
GAINESVILLE—F lorida's. Oi
to n will have an average husk
«*M a f 808 .pound* a t IS* defer
W ith Recreation
'. C K W r 'M
VARIATION
w SX W N t
4f
Seiners Face Arrest H er q,
MnioF' League
Leadent
)
nthera of last year u
ootbiul practice this
coming grid aeaeon.
er tha aupervlalon of
Red Trendway
Seven National
Loop Teams Pass
Up On Blackwell
m © i f A ki. TALKIN'
M O T o a MAN T o
1 fnrt " n*T *
Mestraaafcr
By RALPH RODEN
Aaioclalrd Pres* Sports Wrller
The schedule clearly favors tho
Cleveland Indians in their quest of
the 1952 American League pennant
but one disturbing factor In tho
otherwise serene picture Is the De
troit Tiger*.
Cleveland Is due to meet the
tail-end Tigers nine times before
the curtain falls on Sunday, Sept.
28. At first glancn it would appear
that this Is a feather In Cleve
land's cap but the marooned Ti
ger*'have a nasty habit of beating
the Indians at the most Inoppor
T IIX I« tllT * S K S T R IK S
tune moments.
«
M U S T I I A C K - S / t S I k v M il*
Detroit, then In filth place, up
r im
H a ir rsniir n « « k i*
set the Indians' apple cart last
11-lia v * . In m ys o , I ’b a n m S l** tln e ,
r u v a lt.
I.M Vnr*,
T w ln k t *
J **n ,
Florida State Leagee
year by sweeping a 3-game set
y .in k r * >ii*». v » o tu r«
from the Tribe late In September
I M I I M I IISC I!— B /IS tk * M il*
to kill Cleveland's chanrr* of over
DeLand
31
xrr-m -l H a lf 11*11) Iln H b l*
My l.n rk ir rt*vcn. He* Csp, Ksncy
Daytona Beach
41
hauling
the New York YankeesT i I i i Nf ). H lr llatiol, I ’llc h , F rllo ,
Palatka
3!
The specter of 1051 haunted the
H— <-n, Ctivhv-n
Jaxvllle Beach
3f
r i i i i i n a t i 'K — a / i * i h « M il*
Indians again Thursday night as
lu<1*r
llom ti,
I'r lr f l* * *
Itu tir .
they missed a chnnre to pick up
Sanford
31
I ’N lnlrd
l> *i**rl,
Jo lly
J o *,
tllll
ground on tho front running Yan
Orlando
3t
I r . Ilo li A ti'ly, H lln x I.* * , J o lly ’*
kees by splitting a twi night twinI ’r lil*
Leaaburg
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Cocoa
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R i|i| o li * r . Hhn Hl*i>*. Humtay H u ll.
American League
fans.
H m v « llo rlo n . I:iIn '* lla s o r. lllll y
iln in l. Knur lly Knur. Stic Stcc.
New York
7t
Early Wynn coasted to his 17th
ris-rii
hack
—n/isia*
Mil*
Cleveland
71
victory In the first game, won hy
How
iH ivvIy, S o T « x * n , Hitch
Boston
ft
llo ti*. Tu ah ait*. O x fo rd , W a ll F a tho Indians, 0 3, but Hal Ncwhomvo r-il. Il« lh A n n *. O u n n *r Illll.
Philadelphia
K
or turned back the Tribe, 4-1. for
S IX T H
n / IS Ih * M il*
Ihe 108lh victory of his major
tin Ho l*>. A licad. H la r Hhadow .
litirM m r t. I.u c h y H U P , P n w d *r A
league career in the armnd. As
P iln l, K y« llr is h t , r iin d * m * n ts l.
tho Yanka were Idle, Cleveland re
s c v n s iT ii H A t-p — a /ia t h s sail*
mained two games off Hie p a c e K nei-r A l. t ll r k y Ir l* . Ho»l« l.o n y.
Il-rl B ro k e r. Ulna X sph yr. (J n tlltiu
hut dropped a game In the Im
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Brooklyn
82 40
.878
portant "losa" column.
S IK iM T II IIAOT— e /IS Ib s M il*
New York
73 SO
.583
My M alm *. J im P sncar, T o k a y
The Indians have 27 gamea left
Bt. Louts
73 S3
.387 Hoy, l.y n n ’* tout. I l l l l lia r , L * ih s l
lo play—Including 20 of their last
'*n, A labam a C ra rk e r, N o b l* W ay,
Philadelphia •
87 37
.340 H
A l« li« m * C ra c k e r, N nbU W ay.
22 at home. The Yanka also have
Chicago
«2 68
.484 H i*|i.S IS
T II It A I K — fl/ la r k * M il*
27 gamea left hut 18 of them are
Boston
34 00
.430
Y u k o n K in a . F a it llr * * s * . H ig h
on foreign anil. Third-place Bos
W a rt, f o r t , John Cy.
Cincinnati
S3 71
.433 AY na ollnlhwa,r WhUk,
Tlnlllna Levs.
ton has 31 gamos to go but 22 of
Pittsburgh
37 83
.383
t s '.v t i i n *<•*)— a / | s i i i * m u *
paiilng up Ewell Blackwell for the them are away from home, and
Florida laternatiaail League
M a in K vtinl. T a i l s M an, M y Oas, 810.000 waiver price waa only par
there aro no run* in the Sox on the
l ’* l, llu m ly A ction. No A n t*,
Miami
08 43
.083 J<i*y‘*
tially explained today aa baseball road.
Miami Beach
90 48
676 l.'d'a (llld * . A lw a y s I ’* * * .
executives fiv e their reasona for
The Red Sox also blpw a chance
Tampa
Rt 01
.370
allowing the former ace Cincinnati to gain by dropping Ihe first game
St. Petersburg
70 07
530
pitcher to go to the New York of a douhleheader to the rising
Havana
72 72
500
Yankees.
Philadelphia Athletics, 0-4. Cass
West Palm Beach 01
03
424
"Blackwell's through! He can't Michaels' 3-run double In the
lly
ASSOCIATED
PRESS
Lakeland
40 07
Ml
help us. ‘
eighth won It for the As. The sec
Kay West
40 103
.200 National League
That waa the concensus among ond gamo waa rained out.
THURSDAY’S RESULTS
I
the
National
Lcaguo
moguls.
ApBrooklyn, meanwhile, continued
Batting — Muslal, St Loula,
Florida Btate League
330; Klusicwxkl, Cincinnati, .310; arently the world charnpimi Yan- Ita march to the National League
DeLand 0 Leesburg 1
ee* don't agree or they would flag by dumping the Chicago Cubs.
Jacksonville Beach 10 8anf<>rd 3 llaumholtx, Chicago, .314; Lock
man, New York, .312; Roblnaon, never have shelled out some tso,- 0-0. to realn 9M games ahead of
(H Innings, rain)
000
plus four players to get the the runnerup New York Olants.
Brooklyn, .307.
Daytona Reach 14 Palatka t
29-year-old
righthander Thursday. The (Hants swamped Pittsburgh,
Runs
balled
In
—
Sauer,
Chica
Cocoa at Orlando cancelled, rain
Conceding that Blackwell Is not 14-7, while Cincinnati edged Bos
go, 113; Thomson, Naw York, 91)
Natiaual League
Hodges, Rrooklyn, 00; Campanel the pitcher he once waa, he still ton, 3-4 In It Innings, and Phila
Brooklyn 0 Chicago 0
la, Rrooklyn, and Ennla, Philadel la far from finished,gt least In tha delphia outlasted 8t. Louts, 100,In
New York 14 Plttaburgh 7
opinion of some American Leagu the circuit's only night game.
Cincinnati 3 Boston 4 (11 Innings) phia. 84.
Buhher-armed Joe Black, m ik
Hill — Adams. Cincinnati, 160; ers. For It was learned General
Philadelphia 10 SI. Loula 0
Schoendlcnit and Mtialal, 8t. Loula, Managers Hank Greenberg of ing hla 44th appearance of the sea
American League
198; Lockman, New York, 133; En Cleveland and Frank Lana of the son. gained credit for his 11th vic
Philadelphia 0 Boston 4
Chicago Whits Sox made overture! tory for Brooklyn. Black relieved
nla, Philadelphia, 143.
Cleveland 8-1 Detroit 3-4
Home runs — Sauer, Chicago, fnr him but w art outbid by tha Hem Lablne In the fifth and
Only gamea •
checked the Cubs on one run the
34; Klner, Plllaburgh, 29; Hodgei, Yankees.
Ftarida lateruatleual League
The Yankeee gave up a pretty rest of the way.
Miami Baach 6 Lakeland 3 (10 In Brooklyn, 27: Gordon, Boston, 21; fair
pitcher In Southpaw Johnny
Little
u ttia Dave Koalo had a picnic
Mathews,
Boiton. Campanella,
ning*)
Brooklyn, and Thomson, New Schmitt and three players from at Forbes Field aa tha Giants
Miami 3 Tampa 2
their minor league farms—out-' drubbed five Pittsburgh pitchers
York, 19.
SI. Pataraburg 8 Kay Waal 1
Pitching — Roe, Brooklyn,10-1, fielders Jim Greengraas, Bob Mar- for 10 hits. Including* home run
Only aamaa
by Whltey Lockman and three hits
.909; Black, Rrooklyn, 11-2, .848; quliand Pitcher Ernie Naval.
Florida State League
•The Yanka refused to reveal tho
Daytona Reach a t Jackaonvllla WUhelm. New York, 12-2, .000; Yu- purchaao price, but expressed tho by Al Dark and Bobby Thomson.
flMMa 8t.
0%, Loula,
MHIII, I'Mf
cHAJ1 Roberta,
IIDDCnii
haa.
8-2, •.800;
Orlando at Leesburg ‘
belief that Blackwell would prove
WILD WEST HOLDUPS
Philadelphia, 21-7, .780.
Palatka at DeLand
an acquisition as Johnny Mite,
SAN BERNARDINO. Calif, im American League
Batting - Fain. Philadelphia. Johnny Hopp and Johnny 8aln. A 20th Century version of an Old
.128; Mltchtll, Cleveland, J91) Those throe players ware plucked West mall train robbery was en
Woodllng, New York, .218: Kell, out of the National League In the acted Thursday In Little Horae
Bn*ton, .812; Goodman, Boston. last three years near th* and of Thief Canyon. ths season.
A posse of 80 aherUfa deputies
.288.
Hum baited In — Zernial, Phila If Blackwell, winner of only <rimly set out after two men teen
delphia. 18; Rosen and Doby. thro* gamea against is loaaas, and
>ped with walkie-talkie radlCleveland, 88; Roblnaon, Chicago, eurrmiUy plagued by a s o n arm,
e posse men were directed by
M: Berra, New York, 81.
toe overhead. Two deputiaa
HUa — Fox, Chiaaio, 181; Avila,
a railroad hand car up and
---------------------- ka.
Its quarry,
the two unarmed man 1
resistance. Booked on at
tl-YBAR LAPSE
NESVILLE—When Florida mall theft were W. H.
laminn gat together on th* Houston, Tex., and Chi
gridiron thle year, It will 48. Salt Lake City.
Their loot: Three m a ll_______
> flrat game between the
and Tiger* since Clemaon talnhg 8300 worth of clothing and
other parcete.
10 to 9 decision In 1987.
AM* N O H t u v 9 1
ftM /T IC K ftM tfU D S lM '
R d U T WHO T o X t c t
VoluHia County
Kennel Club
Teams Agree On Ed Gasque Wins
29th Of Season
Players’ Share
For Daytona Fs
Of Shaughnessys
J a s Baach
Korfonta, 2b
Treadway, rf
ef
Klnard. cf
Clift, ib ...
Robertson, e
Young, 3b
Colson, If
y g a n e , si
Mills, p .....
Herman, p
i/a/iuna r o a c n , «nu m m i M — mo nonn**rn
in me UIMR U
Florida State League — completely dominated the official and 13th
annual All-Star Team for 1062, It waa announced at league headquar
ter* here today.
»
The pennant-winning DeLand Red-Hat* placed aix men on the
tportawrlter* giving two place*
to player* from the other three voted All-Star catcher In 1948,
and manager la 19t7 and 1961,
team*.
while for Dunne It waa hla
Not aererislag waa the writfourth straight year to be chos
era* *«lection of the entire Deen hi* league's beat catcher.
Land Infield, Including the
The team thus selected goes
catching alig n m en t. In Red
Roberta at flrat, Charlie drew- Into the records of Baseball as
•ter at aecond, Jack Cade at the "official" All-Star team for
third, and Hill Moetranaky at 1062 of the Class D Florida State
abort, the league ha* had one br*Ktie.
Writers participating In the
of ita beat la the !>«year hlaloey
balloting were: A. V. Burt Jr., of
tof hie circuit.
The outfield la made up of Jax Ileneh, Fred Green of Palat
rookie Howard Te»now of Day ka, Denny Kahn of Daytona
tona In left, Ken llraeaeke of De- Bench, John T. J. Collier of DeLand In eenter, and Manager Land, Kent Chetlaln J r., of San
Red Treadway of Jax Beach In ford, A. V. Newitt of Leesburg,
Chnrlle Wadsworth of Orlando,
rig h t
The wrltere were In elmoat and Grndy MrCalllster of Cocoa.
OFFICIAL FLORIDA RTATE
full agreement that the Inon'e
I.P.ACtrp, ALL-STAR TRAM
tap right-hander waa Tom Mill*
FOR 1963
of i a i Beach, and that Joe Pen
Team
Position
nington of Palstha waa tha Player
lied Roberts, Del,.
FB
beat left-hander.
HR
Daytona'* popular Boh Rucker Ctarlle llrrwnter, Del,
SS
drew the utility role, while Bill Hill Montransky, D*L.
Del,
TR
Stelnccke of Palatka wa* named Jack Cade,
liny Dunn.
DeL.
C
manager.
D. II.
I,P
Robert*, firewater,
Dunne, Howie IVnnow,
DeL.
CF
■nd Stelnccke ere not new to Ken llresnekr,
RF
All-Star team* In the league. Red Treadway, J .It.
J. H.
RIIP
Roberta waa chosen an the Tom Mills.
LHP
I960 utility men; Hrew*ter waa Joe I’ennlnglon, Pal.
D. R.
U
voted the loop's All-star abort- lloh Ditrker,
Pal.
M
.■top In 1930s Stelnecke wan HIM Stelnccke,
F rtah
supply 0*
Arehary
Tackle
Juat
ArrWedI
DAYTONA BEACH — < 5 p *
d al) — With a matinee acheduW
for the afternoon and th* running
of the third elimination for th*
810,000 added International Oreyhound Championship to be run
In the evening a record crowd li
expected a t the Volusia County
Kennel Club here Labor Day.
Hotel men, motel and cottage
owner* on the beach report
they are filled to capacity. Vis
itors began arriving Thursday
10
nr t*ndm
nd^
to «penn
spend tu
thet holiday w
week
Final* of th* 8t0,000.00 c h a r#
plonahlp which waa optn to any
greyhound In the world will be
run„ 8 ,Pt’ 4 *n<*
on Sept. 6.
Conaolatlon
Club Derby wHI be ran Sept.
18 and the Connotation
H*pl. 16. Th* track will ( |«**
It* gat#* Bept. 17.
The local oval ahould finish ths
season on* and one half iqllllon
dollar* ahead of 1951 In mutual
handle. .
g
DR. L. T. DOSS
CHIROPRACTOR
HOURS 9 to l f —1 to ■
MS Atlantic B eet BniMtefl
4
hi
�IF y o u iM m-r
l i l t . W CATIIKIt
feesI t* )o u r Hanford Herald, City
S E Jm
Df livery, by 7.00 I'. >1., please rail
YELLOW ( All 1111
H
a n f o r d
»
Tax Licntt Filed
AgaimU ReflidentN
Meeting On Hospital
Scheduled Thursday
t
Only one automobile wreck wa*
reported In the Sanford area durli.ff the week end. No tiwffle Injurle* have'boon reported by po
lice.
Three automobile* were dimaged shortly before t :00 o'clock
Saturday afternoon, when on*
ear, a 1940 Nash sedan driven
by J. C. Reckar, Orlando, stopped
^ on Park Avenn* at the traffic
V leht at Thirteenth Street end waa
bit In tho raar by an Oldamoblle
*'iVf ••dan driven by Ja m W. Devta,
Maitland.
The Oldamoblle In tnjm waa
damaged by a 1M» CbejrrolH
'^ e fin in . com lnr trow beMad a*4
w tyan by B. T.
Damage* -($ •
jra v v
n .O H I D A
MONDAY
S K I T . 1. 1952
| REHABILITATION!
tk
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M B - y lN A T I O N A L DEFENSE]
•
i.
i • t•
-
A public Information meeting
to dlacuia the proposed Seminole
County hospital bond Issue ‘'not
In txeeaa of I700.000'1 Is slated
for 8:00 o’clock Thursday eve
ning In the Court House, Douglas
Stenatrom, president of the Jayeeea who are to at>on*or the meet
ing, anneufteed Saturday.
Tha purpose of the meeting,
Judge Btenatrom said, will b* to
assimilate all the farts and Informatioh regarding the proposed
hospital Ha added that every
cltlien who la Interested In the
project I* invited to attend the
meeting and express hi* convic
tion*, pro av e*a.
He said th a t he especially hoped
that ntemberi of .men’s aad worn
en's civic slab* from Sanford and
other cities la the county would
be prcctM .
n
■'
Ike P le d g e s Fair
Treatm ent O f Civil
Service Employees
"
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Compromise Of
Vitriolic Road
■
Dispute Reached
M
Spum'd' Plan Adopted
As Satisfactory To
Both Sides In issue
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is P ro a W rjv
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3 U. S. Carriers Revolt Of Satellite Nation Against
Perfect Murder
Stage Greatest
Russia Would Pose Serious Problem Believed Solved
I’
liniiiciliulcly av.nl.iMi- m
By Authorities
Navy Air Strike
Ho- ilr,i could lu- sent lo Hit- t.tlrl
III- Million iiihitoiy olllit'is ■l>•iiis
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WASHINGTON '.r
An
Destroy
Red
lnstiilla*
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An. 7
A i-s n c iu le d P re s s I.e a s e d W lm
Twisting Winds
Wreak Damage
In Virginia Area
PHILADELPHIA O f- CIO Pres
Went Philip Murray said tenia)
leader* of industry can prove they
•re willing in work with labor If Offshoot Of Tropical
they help repeal (he Taft Hartley
Storm Levels '1' w o
Act and e-l.ibllsh a guaranteed an
Homes and T r e e s
nual wage for America'* worker*
In a Labor Day tpeecb before
Hie iipenlni!
of, the. .annual
mi
in i. session
. .
..
FAIHFAX, Va. t * - Twisting
Oil Worker* International Union winds *klpped acrosi Fairfax
convention. Murray, said lie Is County early today, demolishing
Votdidehl that Congress will even U|ie house and unroofing at least
lisally catch up with reality-anil , wo other* In the Virginia area
then, Hie malicious Tall Hartley *4,1^ borders Washington No In
^.L.**** I’*** int" limbo."
.juries were reported.
Thai dav will bo hastened It | ont* automobile wa* tossed near
Industry will east aside Its preju- |y joo feet. Trees were uprooted,
dices and Join with labor in ask- \ power lines were torn down ami
lug Hie Congress In pns* a law outbuildings shattered,
that Is fair lo us. fair to enllght-. Weather Bureau officials dv
ened business men and good for | irrlbed It as a by
product of
the welfare of every American." the tropical hurricane blowing II
Murray added
1 self out after Inflicting damage
Alter Murray's speech the dele- a|0ng the South Carolina Coast
gales turned to union business. t j , Weather Bureau concluded
which will occupy the greater part 1 that the winds dissipated alter cut
of their five- dav convention l.n t-, <|ng through a 10 tulle are They
er In the week two candidates for were accompanied by heavy rains
each of Hie various offices will be throughout Northern Virginia. Hie
nominated by the convention. A District of Columbia and It* Mary
referendum by secret ballot after - land suburbs,
the convention among the union's | Hurricane Able, a amall Atlanltc
110.000 members will elect the of storm as such storms go, swept lo
fleers
on the South Carolina Coast Sal
Klsewhere, John L. Lewis’* urday night. At lta eentar, as It
Labor Day mesaage to other roarad through Charleston and
m labor organlfatlpo* It that they down the coast to Beaufort, winds
• may he destroyed If they don't shrieked up to 100, • mllu* • an
bCstr, lea'.Sg lorn and twMe.tvow‘'
atich* VaW" unfiv Hn’t likely ar and communication lines, du
In the near future for a couple vaslatrd trees and signboards, and
of obvious reasons:
roofless houses.
I Union leaders themselves
The rain • swept highways, in
2 There Is no Immediate iierll some place* inrhet deep In water,
to orgaolied labor
claimed two victims near llarile
This Isn't Hie first suggestion id vllle, south nf Beaufort One death
its kind from the one time ram was reported at Beaufort Itself, by
naging Lewis wlm may be mellow the Civil Air Patrol,
mg in Ids later years It was Lewis
Property damage was coinparawho led the (TO out nf the AFL, lively light, although no official es
and later led hli own United Mine tlm alr nf the amount ha* yet been
Workers nut of Iho CIO.
made.
While Lewis Is considered a
The path of minor destruction
fairly strong willed man, the other ranged In a wide arc Inland dur
big union leaders. William (ireen ing the early houra nf Sunday,
of (he AFL. and Philip Murray whistling up from the coast to
ol the CIO hav displayed wills ward Orangeburg and Columbia In
of their own, loo.
South Carolina Then, veering In a
So Hie first question in any ef nurthwealerly direction, Hie diinin
fnrt Inward labor unity would be: Ishlng wind* and violent rain*, hit
Who'll be bouT Lewd*, M urray.' at Oreemboro, N. C„ and passed
(IreeiiT
through the Tar Heel Piedmont lo
While Lewla'a UMW ha* m aybe. to (he Danville, Va., area
9 400,000 membera, It’a only a small
By that time, however, the hur
outfit compared with the millions ricane had simmered down to what
under Orern and Murray In the the Weather Bureau call* an "a c
AFL and CIO.
tive low.pressure area," with wind
It's hard to Imagine Lewi* sel velocity nf about 25 mile* per hour
ling up an organisation In which
he’d have to aay "Yea, air" lo
Murray or Green.
It’s bard to Imagine tbam warn
ing In say It to him.
Maybe when the big three re
Income las liens totalling 1.134,tire or die. labor unity will item 000
were filed recently against
~ more possible than It doaa not.
person* in this area, accord
% But Just on* rung below them three
ing to records In th« office of
on the labor ladder la a host of O.
P. Hatndon, county clerk.
other leader*, the baada of (he
Named by the Bureau of In
varloua union* making up Um AFL ternal
Revenue for unpild income
and CIO.
taxes ar# Harlan Blackburn, some
They all. more or le u . make time* known as Thom** Davis
good lalarle* and, being human, and wife, Lucille Blackburn to
are lealous of their power and the amount of $128,000: Harvey
position They might have soma Velno, Osteen, $ 120,000, and Con
thing to aay, too about yielding dor M erritt, Negro, of Altamonte
anything they bav*.
Springs, $80,000.
The government claim* against
The lima* don't aaam favorable
q for labor unity.
Blackburn include unpaid Income
The unions are not under con taxes and penalties due of $1,885
centrated attack or In danger of for 1M0: $18,704' In 1047 and
dlisolutlon. Being prosperous, they $80,444 for 1048. The Hens ar*
do not feel pressure to make the on property in Hemlnol* 'Countv
sacrifice* which would b* necei- ownid by the three persona named.
iary lo ichlevr unity.
Maanwhllo, Lawla, Murray, and
Often are getting older.
Automobile Wreck
IhReported Here
S A N K O H I),
*
LABOR FQ R D EM O CRA CY
Murray Asks A id O f
•Industry T o Repeal
T a ft-H a r tle y L a w
'J10 President W ants
To Provide G uaran
teed Annual Wage
For American Labor
m tr a lb
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY NEXVHPAPKIt
KM n!>IIs lied I'.ills
VOLUME XLIV
Honda
i’.utly t'liitiily through
lur-duy. «ith »<■.(!»,•»*■«! afternoon
Hmmh-r.liiiwei - Al-n i Irw line!
ni g h t and r u n ii iiii : -bowers on the
lower n * t *•• *.I .tint tin* I lor 111a
Kr>* l.iilli’ >li.uikV in (rinppraMn i'
most dangerous ami d lltic iili
- -id
I
Hut-«• u-it'd in I'lCM-id mildury as
'lu s l s l i l i t e progi.ilils with 11it-nill v
ll mill.ms. uui!ld lie st-nl Hid Iticre
lent cimfroollMK Hie Unlit d i.iti-s would In- no 11nit for riling up
ii a I II M-.ih- arm s aid program
in all Hie years of .........old
A step I.,-mod (his on,-til lu- air
America would hove in <1 «tiquickly whether H slnuild ln-tc Hie siippoii ol Hie satellite's ground
By SAM SUM ML II LIN
,il lories Uut Hie dlfferenee helwm-o
KF.OUL. Korea urv-Thrcr U s ssli-llile. and deli-rmliie Hu- ■seiolmg in figldeis and luiniheis
carriers, staging the greatest Navy and for in id help
Any direct support by Anu-i ll( and in.-tre*-'-' • ground fmces In Hoair strike of the Korean War,
,, lo-lp if II
- < '-llionisls would lu*
struck within sight ami sound id armeil forces III Hie sali-llil,,l . a in Ih r o' ' ,rre
.Soviet Siheria today In the II N sumalily would iiieiin i-imm:'
In Wa-limgtmi. Hie piospvt l of an
uir eaiupalgin of utter ileslruelhm 4vl,h trmips of the USSH md ..- dtth e dlrept d a n g e r of m'II iii ,,l iipllsiog In a sulelllle oalioo
for lied mill
military liisiallalions
auao l llmsia
as ilisliilgllislied
The attack by 104 Navy lininbers World War III
,,1,1 from Tito's IiIihmIIi-ss defeellon
and flghtera from the Boxer, K*
Conversely, failure In lu ll
from Hie Moseow eaiop — Is
sex uml Princeton hit uu oil re I injure American prestige him "C liMike-l
upon as a possibility lor
finery nnd un Iron works in e> ably ami discourage other ........ .
trerne Northeast Korea.Pilots re nisi - conquered coiniines i.-m Hie lulliri* wlili-li most be eiilisid
raoiK in-™.....
ereil bill which does not appear
ported Iho Beds were so totally seeking
freedom
The possibility of all t-labol.de llllllll 'fill
surprised they didn't even throw
Ib i'c I- no known mme •Idler
Moscow .plun lo start a wai "id
up flak
The refinery was ni AoJI, 12 place Hie apparent ............... 'hi wlltiiii Hu- U S go-eminent or
miles south of Ihn Siberian bonier free world would have to be n -k .imiiiiif piilitn-.il parlies In-re to to
ami northernmost air target of Hm ooed with Kulhlcks Kremlin p >y i'll-- u result hi r/eclloshivakla I’o
war. The Iron mine works wa* al would nol hesitate to fomeiil a n i I land. Huiiguiy. IIiiiiiuiiim Bulgan i
Musan, across the Tuineii lllver nlutlonary move dellbernlely n- • I or ilo Liisiem lleniispbere saiei
the kluge for Interveotion md Hies \slib- from Hie danger of
from Ihn Manchuria.
The Navy raid 70 per ccnl of world war. The It S ami "in.-i I sparking u war lliere is Hie piosi
the Musan works — Including ore Western Nations would have i" d>- ! hlllty of failure An unsuccessful
concenlrallng and hydrogen plant* cide — and (hat quickly - wheibei revolt against Soviet Kussla could
bring grim retrllnillnn
—wa* destroyed and the synthetic an uprising wa* genuine.
oil refinery at Aoll wa* left burn Aid short of a full
scale • < I The If. S government Is coollii
ing, with smoke rising four miles. peditiiinnry force could be gi«--n|lng lls propaganda to --(furls short
If. S. Fifth Air Force Sahro Jet a revolting satellite by West, in of urging uprising Ii may. and
Interceptor* — In a coordinated Nations but It* value would In- -le does. In its Voice of America
effort — i oared north through fen lerinioed by the extent In »!•> I- lirnadia*t* to (‘iiiiiiiituiM territory
Iral Koroa and drew Communist llusiiu moved against the tev.-iu plan! ami foster Hie seeds ol ills
MIO 13 Jat* away from Ih* carrier linn and Ihe Intargretalioii be satisfaction but abstains Irom
craft
might choose lo place on Hie .el counseling armed recoil
Sixty-two Sabre pilot* sighted
38 MIG* and p«e!e<! off for six
fight*. Tha Air Foret said two
Mth, A. E. Kalnirn
B ouhIh
MIO* w-sr# damaged.
Tha Navy aald fighters and
bomber* Irnm the thrre carriers
teamer up In the afternoon with
t'unrral services were belli tins
Arthur Kirchhoff posed vestthe heavy cruiser Bremerton In day In front of the Rost nfi..--- afternoon al 1:00 o’cloek at llri<a heavy raid on Chonglln, North
Korea's biggest port only 30 mile* with a new creation, an Li •» son Funeral Home for Mrs. A. L
bower campaign button nearl) f-"r Kabuto, formerly of Hnnford, w lm
from Manchuria.
Th* plane* and the cruiser bom fret In diameter, whilst Cliarb- II died Friday night al Hie home of
barded an Iron work*, thermal Stafford took colored motion i"' her son-in-law and duugbler, Mr.
electric plant, factories and coastal
und Mrs. Haley Duke in Kissim
lure* of him.
dafansea with high explosives.
Formerly u»ed to advrriis.- a mee. Burial was made In Lver
Navy pilots hitting Aojl refinery
said they saw what probably ware •oft drink, the m ttal circular ngo green C*metery.
two Russian MIO-l&i flying peace Is shaped exactly like ■ Imitmi
Mrs. Kaburn bad been III for
fully lOtn 13 miles north of tha and I* painted with the It-n-rs eight months. Hh* was born in
Russian border at 30,000 feet
Thirty MIGs were engaged, the IKK against a rrd. white ami Mi." Temple, Ga. and had lived in Banford for 10 years prior to going lo
background.
i r s i i l s s n a n* Pea# T»»l
Mr. Kirchhoff, who was pictured Kissimmee five month* ago.
In inanv newspapers with a huge
She Is survived by five other
poslcard which l,e sent to the I’oslAMERICAN LEGION
masters Convention In A rksn-s', daughters, Mrs. W. M. Benson of
also sent one of the bl* Baof.-rd Hanford; Mrs.-J. II. Ifodges, Tam
Installation of officers of Ihe souvenirs to Gensral Klseolmwer pa, Mrs. Kenneth Hweet and Mrs.
Hanford Post 63, tha American at the Republican National Con
Raymond Baker, Palatka; Mrs.
Lagton, will taka place on th* vention In Chicago.
night of S*pt. 10, aa th* mtetlng
Much enthusiasm was shown for Hoy Williamson, Atlanta; four
scheduled for tonight hat bean "Ike" at the "Demos for Ike” or sons, P, D. Haburn, Atlanta; J. A.
oonad until than, Commander paniiation meeting Wednesday in of Tampa, Britt of Cleveland, 0„
>anvar Cordell announced to Orlando.
MrTr . .......................
Kirchhoff. IJ- Albert of Palatka; 10 grandchil
‘
‘
.Id M
day.
dtclared that he
leaving early dren and five great grandchildren:
declared
... la
________
A t Caaaalbarry- member* of Old tomorrow for Jacksonville with his one brother, Gordon neddlbg of
•d to enjdy
enJ6y a" big button, which he plans to dl»* Texas: three half brothers, Guy,
d lory Pbxt planned
barbaeu« today. Installation of .play. a t ths reception for General Vemajr and Frank Redding of
Temple, Gaofficer* will taka place on B«pt- B. Elienhowar.
Of Soviet Siberia
Kirchhoff
Unique Ike Button
Services Held Today
n
Maryland I\iluv Tfai*
Mask <MT A.'fiiloiit
M asqui'iadf A l i h i
It A l. 11 M l il l L i.V
M i s I .«i I po
In '", who c la im II - ') - lia vi- s lrlp p t-il
tin- ic c n le iii o i8 M |ii" i aib- - i i 'l u i i i "
n i l id a b ru ta l k illin g , a l " r b .ilg ln g
a q u l" t N'»-w V«-i k "III. -• in in a g t r
w illi lb " "p> r f " i'l i i i i i i -l-'i
" I Ills
Sunday Si IiikiI Ic a c lu -r w illI I I " plot I h i l p -d lc " said b-d In
Hu- d " iitb " I 'll
v i-a i
old Iii- r lb y
M a y G r u m im -r w o u ld d-i r n - d ll lu
a Ml
--"id . papi-i
bai ki ll iny>
li-rv lim c l
It liiviilvi-d a srlu-ni" —
o i-iiglii
i-i-ri-d ili.it lb" woiiiiiii n|ip--ai"d In
liavi- «ll"il ill a lilllu- ai-i'idi'iil
actually wl|ii"ss"d b> two Haiti
Hull r City p-llll-’-III--II
li Lilwsr.l (irainiio-i and Hu*
woman be is acciisi-d "I ln-.illug
lu -li-iiib seem slraiigi-ly mil of
cburarlPi In llu- i.torv imlobb-d uu
a HalHnioro polls--- ilockid
Slu- is ilricrib"<l by in-igbbois In
Hi" well
orili-rc-l llroiis apartmenl cnmimmlty where slu- lived
us a "sweet, nice persoii," a worn
I • eifillMUFtt l»li I'ftM* I Mill
Convicted Murderer
I'-McapeH From Train
UIRMINGIIAM cti— A cimvldad
murderer. Ills hands liamlcuflrd lu
front of him, escaped from a train
here today while being .aken lo
Klibv, Ala . Stale Prison
Ofllccrs said David Taylor, 25,
Walker County, Ala , lumped from
a Ixmlsvllle A Nashville fisrtenger
train us II |u.lied Into Iho station
yards
He outran officers and eludi'd po
lice cars which quickly surrounded
an area ul several square block*.
Taylor had escaped from Drap
er Prison In Hie muss break there
Iasi Sepl. 14 Almost u score of
prisoner* fled In that break
Ilo was recaptured In Chicago
by Paul Kextlnn, Montgomery,
und was being relumed to prison
transfer ugenl for Hie Slate Cor
recllons Department
Ho was serving 14 years alter
convictions In Walker l ounty of
second degree murder, grand lar
ceny, lorgery ami petty larceny.
RELEASED ON BOND
Two Negro brothers, Ernest
.Smith 42, and Willie .Smith, 28,
war- released on $100 bond each
.Saturday morning, following arreal on a charge of culling each
other In a quarrel Friday night
on Main Slrset, Midway, Deputy
Sheriff IluWitid flood said today.
Both Negroes required emergency
treatment by physicians to paten
up th tlr wounds.
t )$«* n*•• of Mind und flux In niaku Ii Iiiim-II making . political speech
u ifooit all wuulhut i..fill without "bee.turn when I get sure, 1 get
I t.lucktoppinir it.
-me "
Pi l o r t o fill' all* I’llV 'i oll o f 11 •
I j m -uIi.■...-! iliii-rtU jci-nsetl iho
l l o i -•
IT
B o n d tin* i •»h i n t •
Iii iii". i ll - - I b a t . 1' ■••.tui'<*>l Ih‘ -.it. i ills..
r< .1 i o - h > i v t iii - iu.-I.I - " i - i .'" ' ciii- m-iii -\ II" salil
> I • f*• Bond liupai Miivnt l o jo
it lu* w "i" rli .'!> .I tu* wiiulil work
i .ud xx'llli I lt»* \\ oik oil tin- S.'» ■1 i .i a .it.>ii . 11.. i. i .i i i - l e with
ll$i.do Spiniy- I.•. 11 vxood IC.'inl if ' u . " i " h e . | i . " i . i '■ lit .'1 1" • ..I n u ll
n- - . p f . - l ‘.tfi .!•••*.I• iii'u r s .u \ |
Mb. .1 I.- iilc i -.Hit
I III- a al I.I"
ilo- IW’ l.l o f XXU X o f fltlN l o a d
I i . I|.»or X
Xf»a I l-.'ll OpUpi'd i •
iV- 1 ti-tiKrANU '
. 'i , -
I
t." i u i n i l li*(
I I " . I t " V illi
Seminole C. Of ('.
Rome Ml tin 11->t . fur miiuimitti>n<
tn tti" lioaril uf .lireclcrs n f it"
Si-m Imile Ciiuiitv O ism ticr of Cmu
mere" were mailcil Sntu rilsy, Jin k
Hall, pre-Ment uf tin- (Tiainlui,
-ini-1 tiuluy.
S ep arate lmll.it- were sent f
tin- City uf Sunfuril unit fur tinf'liunly. Sixteen Humiliation- nniv
be iiiiiiI" nil i-ui'li I-allot, unit th"
iiip Hi unminuti'il from tlu> --it v
unit Hie tun Hi nuininati’il ftum th-*
ciiunty will he nut up fur election
wlu'ii uililitlonnl tmllnts are aenl
out Thursday.
Fight new directors will th en he
elected from am ong those iioni
inated In the city and eight from
am ong those nominated In the
county. Tlie dcadlin" for nomina
tions will he next Wednv'iday
nlglit. AH retu rn in g ballot- must
lie po-trnarki-d not later th a n m id
night of th at evening.
HKMINnt.E CLUB
Charles (iiddpns of Winter Park
obtained u lease to tha Seminole
Grill, forinsrly known ns the Sem
inole Club, last week from Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur E. Harper. Sher
iff P. A. Mrro recently reported
that vandala had caused $4,000
damage to mlrrora and fixtures
In ths building.
. <17
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i.t
l o.lyu xxaw Hfutcil f \ NIm K’ipi i n uut uti" half m i n u te
111!* uhirpu 'lt,il , Heiiincrsllc
an.I k»x Mi S|H'in*.*r xxlio pic-inf. I
flu* i ,*.iiiniinNi..iit*i n xxith i pui.it i lu.idui NolliTlutl • .imp ncii cuiitrlbuaiipip.I l>v "‘Jl* nani.'H a kiii$' ik.it IllHlN t ami* IT«•11» St ii Frunk CarlNtlll <B K.iii i in ;$ ...... li iinmeflo* loud l»4* i'o|ll|d$*tI'd
ill.lta ;lx pus Utility i • ..tiowcr'v
Nli
I x u p i xxiii.I.'d t o Kiioxx .x I
1.ilk Itl lilt* I -lltxI 1111 •n
I o l l i l i i l H s i o n u M h o l d it fa*I F o . t i a k ' ill.P Ix.lllN.lN *t »• tl*-. mu- ul Ite
ait* now htronglx oPpx.trd lo 11 ••
lldii1III pi ll.'hl ■1 iiiinnnel o u d xxl i f t o i l ' ll n ' x l.nd o l lif inrill v |M
f tl x..$ i'd it Shu I . ' . p i i ' t l u . l tli. it ll<* »•• II l»XXllfill 1* III ciihi.wi-r's po
l ' oiiiiiiisnioiii'| i " s t o p plnyniM I.
IllliM! .441X|*4*1N . ||(li Ki-nnelli T
1»I‘II|4Ut ■ii
national
« liIlili u n " a n d
p io . - u t 'd vxilii Hot Audi* r mtil
XXOlk witii'll ill* X filial pr.'Xlo.j «! rniiii llll f4*4'Ifl.811 (mi *K insm. sent
mil j1 14*1(4*1 \ t. . ' i -r.-kmg duns
iiyiuud to do.
Mi Mujt'-ki, •punk.tn$( fot lit. iliitis (IMIII I'll ll ifhi ..itu-r teller
opposition, luifuialud ktiN hi ^ . cairii-i •> m iiu- -.i iiin o hm of Iuni Mon-lux' v iiiu.t. ,,
Au.ti i-u u ai.I ui .in mlei view i t
tliiil Ihu fiti 4'It 4 ,lf tin- turn X
XMill I l-.pi-k i Kut
•fill 14X ifi il lii- lisd
liku («• tur hull la > iMIats I),. t -i ni b-Mi l Nl«» Hit ii i' Hit n 2 ikH) KanXxha F• t hi' V \XMlaid ih 111# 111*4 '
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i at i h iIS |U«pl lilt)
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1X4*. It. also ct1141U• 1
It" .lilt Ult prui-n •c i- not It»|t|u 1. I.I lirvei q.ii i> legal «81441 In lllilll X8 1 i.v Hie Urfull
-lu iv
(tl VI 1•1st III" 1Im
pul.Ill IIU .is XXi ll
Track Runil
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Cai lsoil l"V.d"d llu- d i ii ge us i
Sum" it t -.cii - - inn ii moils' iiu- pn-lu.lc In an Ki-i'iitmwer -perch
Ciunmls-iiii.i-n fiilluwi'il mi i
al llu- annual -■mui'iilu.n nt flic Na............................ c iis l till! t h " m a t t e r 11-mul As-ncialmii id I i-tter Cur
w»- nut cl"nn'it up Mr Mu)"si,i rii-rl-l’ u o b j e c t " i l l u lIn- - . |i" in liu t( " f
Tlic -jelietul - l.almi Hs> -peck
( <iui.lv fun.I- in llu- built- "f i
ing dull- wa-i Hu- in -i id nine for
l • t»l4ll$|i«rt| tan I'tiatr Tltl*|
a week Itut maik- i cutical point
ill Hie cuiup.iigii "I Hu i c public ail
prc'idnidial nominee
Fleet ion Is Held By
Ih.- -poodle- will lip ntf ttu* di
rection iho cumpuigu g.H'i front
lull-, wliellii-r in tin- -in i" dlrec-
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n v u l a i i i i i ' r t i n ^ o f i l o t '.in iii ii*
Li-"iibiiwri
i • K" iMi.-inporaii
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I In* ponition of C)i««
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I’.dici I'sp tn iu K.iv Ttllis is
--■rvlng i- n-tiuir .b li'f of police
-lining llu- 'ibsen.-i- "f I'.dicu Chief
Iti.y (■ William., w lu, with Mrs.
William'., left (---.l.'i.lay .a. :« th roe
wi-ek vacntioii t u p t„ S.niili F lo r
ida
c o u .v r t
tOMMISSION
Tbe County Commission will
m-‘"t tumor low- mritumg In regu-
tar session at lit no o'clock, O. P
llrrndon, rlerg, announced totlay.
ROTARY Cl.1 H
The regular meeting of the Ro
tary Club was u.it 1"Id today on
account of its being lab o r Day.
Movie Time Table
RITZ
“The Story of Will Rogtra**
1:00 • 3:04 -5:11 • 7:18 - 0:28
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"You N .re r Can T#H"
PRAIRIE LAKE
"Cartoon Carnival"
7:15 only
Mickey Rooney
"Hound Off"
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Oldimers To Play Junior Legion Here Tomorrow Night
Blues Meet Palatka In 2nd Game
Oldtiincrs Return To Diamond
Junior American Legion
By KK.Ni t IIETL.tl.V
It will lit- as* v r^u.-i youth v l;t n the County's - l e v t»!l -riars of by
gone > |gi tnigii- with tho successful Junior Anieiicnn Legion "Haby
Blues" in the five-inning o|>«>i>lnif game of tomorrow niRht'a IiIr " F a m
ily Night" douhlidieudrr at tin- Memorial .Stadium.
The Seminole Bluet will piny their regularly n-hi-duli-d encounter
with the I’alntka Asalia-* at the rnnrluslon of the novelty "Methuselahneophyte" content.
i.nv
ivennrily
Mel Flelacher
Pete Mrltaney
Blues Defeat Orlando, 9-1
S em in o lcs P l a y In
D a y to n a T o n ig h t;
A leno D riv es
I ti
H is 130th R. B. I.
Hr
CIIHT It A IN
iiv HUNT
k i -:n
With nothing at stake, the Sem
inole Hines leisurely went out,
after nil hour long pre-game pro
gram mi I'layers' Appreciation
Night ni Tinker Field, and reg
istered a l*-2 victory over the III
in mid fteimtois lu*t night liefore
1,04(1 fans.
The Iriumpli kept alive n hr«t
division finish for tin* Him-* a*
thev s ic only two garnet hark In
fifth heldnd the fuiiith place .Ins
Hutch Sen Itirds The llinlc, how
ever, wen- stingy Inst night l>v
lading to give no nn-h In iienling
Iifribiug, il-ll, foi Jot Angel's 1Hih
win of the yem.
F fH S f DIVISION H O G
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J a i Iteaeli III III -626 —
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HANFOltD aa :i:i
a
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uml Levy curb foiled to hit n hull
over the illxlnilt left field luirriur
mill lion Ford tied Ithodcx hy toss.
Ing one hull into the barrel.
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ne played,
They will onpoir thl» year i suecessful Campbell lauisliig Legion
Post 6.1 nine that placed third In
the recent state tourney. “ Mighty
Mel’* Fleischer will probably gut
s tj,""'1'*“ '”m","hJ'“
Hanford's legendary diamond
hern Ruddy Lake will pilot Ihe**
p » i* U r« iih
Kentucky’s Gridiron Prospects
Are Gloomy After SEC Rulings
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catching, Jim my Kri.ier.
second, I-nrry Hat.-., (toss Hannunt, and Frank Stafford In thu
outfield and Mel Fleischer on the
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Have you taknil a look a t thu
Ninth Street and l.akefront Dia
mond. lately? Well, we made It
n point to do It after (lobby Newllion brought to our nttellllon the
pooi i-onditinn of the hnckslous by
contrast to the excellent condition
of the diamonds.
"Jim Diiiiii did nn outstanding
job >d conditioning the fields.
Hobby said. “ Why In the 26 years
I've Lceii senlng guinea the field i
have never been III finer shape."
However, Newman witsti’l SO
gracious when he described thu
shredded condition or the "back,
aiop." in both porks. As nobby
pointed out, "Some kid will run
nut uftvr n hall mid get lilt by a
cur ni Dock If something Isn’t
done about repulring t h e s e
Screens.'*
Ih.it game-of-gamea Ibo (lidtimers vs. Die Junior l.eghm
nine should hr HOME runtesl. ll
will Im> n leal of nored ugaiiwt
Navvy of Ihe aged
vrtrraiw.
Itlghtfuliy, oldliine pllrhers are
peunllled lo use the apU hall
nrtil other varinllona of illegal
pilrlie., since the rule wax
nu'srd after they rearhnl the
big league*, nr were playing hall
el ihe limit ll was written in
Ihr Intolo*. However, this is no
assurance that some uf Hanford's olilsterg will he alluwed
to use some of their fabulous
deliveries.
• starling til 7:110 i>. in.
SI’OKTNMAN'.H MKKTiNG
llohert / . Johnson Hr., president
of thu Heiuilioln County Hpurtiinnn'a Association, nonouuceit to
day that llm next meeting of Ihe
AhhocIiiIIiim will he Thursday,
Aug. 2H at H:PU p.m. In the City
Coiiiinlsaliiner*' riMim at the City
Hall. Mr. Johnson urges ull memhers to he present.
Native I'orrtii Itlran l.oole
Itenlas received ahle fielding and
idtllng *appurl to register his
seventh win of Ihe vear for the
Hlue*. Itenlas yielded hut one
rifn, Gd Levy’s |0 |h homer of the
year, white adequately *pnrlnn
nine Senator blows.
Haul Ksku«r, uml his patented
bunts, romldnad with Dusty Ithodcs
to puce Ihe I44ilt Hanford slugging
assault. Kskew anil Ithoiles drilled
out four blows apiece. Ilhndes
sprayed threa runnel s home, Harise two and Mumiger Chuck Ale no
officially knocked in ids Lllilh ItHI
This iilnrcs Aleno 10 behind
Muddy Lake's record with hut
four games to make up Ihe dif
ference. Lake set Ihe league
mark with an explosion of six
runs in one game In Daytona
Meach near Ihe end uf the Ilf*0
season. Lithe rrsrked Smuttier*'
111 mark. Aleno ha* a chance to
wipe not Smathers' old record,
which still stands as the second
best Hill effort In Ihe annala uf
the circuit.
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Sport* Editor
nl.-» i . l-j.■
Itnddy Lake . , . Hanford's baseJ.' r'
hall Immortal will once again rcv,Viin.iV'i, turn to the dlnniiiml tomorrow
m in - i i i night to maiiage Ihe Oldtiiners
'"'i "iV.'r"'*1 ugiiinst thi> Junior l.eglon In the
\ i i, i'i
five-lulling novelty coolest precnliiiK the regularly scheduled
game between the SHlilflmle (Hues
"JJtAJW
"lid Go- I'alutlin Amiens. It will
he bargain "Family Niglil” for
Tf®™*
the ilouhleheader feuture at tlio
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The Semfnule Blues This Week
(Final)
Tonight
Hanford at Daytonn
Wednesday
I’nlutkn at HANFORD
Thursday
J isx Beach nt SANFORD
Friday
(F jo I or Regular Heaaon)
Hanford a t Cocoa
HaturJay
( beginning uf I'lay-offsl
It certainly looked strange for
two of the Florida Htnte l.eagim*
greatest sluggers to full tu even
IN.ilurd
ll»ll*-r
II in ker
I’.iiik
Henry
lleuner
Irliy
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tn8 » Ilk
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John I rubra
Chuck Aleno
knock 'em out uf the lot when ll
counts as lawy hit hi* lUth later
nn during the Mill gamin
The Seminole Hines or
we
should say, "Hlue Homhcrs," have
Ihe Slule League's best onr-tvvothree homo run hitters on any one
lento in the history of the circuit.
Aleno with 26 IlM’s, Khodov with
16 nnd I'nriso having 14, have a
mini of 64 this your ns compared
lu Levy's 61, Neville's I) and Hafcncckur’s 6 for a 44 to ta l.. . .finis,
.III
14 .11
II
Xti*
seconii high flguie of 26 till*
year.
lint i mg practice pitchers John
Iinliiu and Ihinny l»<>v mini have
had ii-iil stuff on the old apple
Inst nighl Hut the linpurtuM
thing Is that the»c two hitters can
Keep your eyes nn llm I’ayne
In tuniurrnw night's utiHhnrr
game. The UiogwiHkl roach
pitched the town team tu vielory lust Holiday nod itntr he
Ihe starter for Iluddy Luke
ngulliNl Hie Junior Legion to
morrow night,
IIAVTII.XA IIHAI’ II AVKMAIII1B
r
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II
III! Hill As
TesllllW
•IIIHO Mi tongue, Frankie Sy
mons display* the form that
brought him tha junior marble*
championship at tha Hllnuls Slat*
Fair In Hpilngfletd. Frank won
over a large field of contestant*.
<) .11
Wednesday, August 17
were alilu to cumo close.
Levy holds the individual
record for the circuit with
In ID60 ami has Hi this
Aleno has rapped out the
Charles (Larry) Woodall, pub
licity dirertur fur the Boston Red
Box, caught for tho Detroit Tigers
for nine years during the 1020'*.
Hu betted .611.1 in !B2l.
homer
6.1 sot
year,
loop's
Hugh I.. Hun
trainer nt the tin
Dame, Is now c
the Detroit Limn
Football League.
Notice
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All persons are liershy noltfleg
that I fie umltrelaneil aa AOnilnla.
Iratur i'l l, ill aalil ealnle. has
c ■>in p I a i a <1 me ailmlnlairaiion
therrof anil liaa lllail In ealil court
It* llnal reporl noil application for
ill><-tiar«« ubjactlona Iheralu, II
any. slioulit he duly fd*il. Aliar
riling |ir»u( of iiiilillcaijon ehowlng
I III* iiiiiIik line lieen puhllalieil oiich
ii week for four coineiurllve wteka,
the until*!- of approval of ealil raporl ami Ihe orilerlng ol ttlalrlhiitIon of aalil eslale will earn* hafure Ihe court.
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(ly Joe Hcnll Klrloa
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Aa Admlnlalralor c.t a
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Akerman, pial and Akarman,
Urlaiido. Florida.
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linebacker and offensive center.
While the tackle situation may
be well off, Kentuckys' two great
sore spots will be quarterback and
defensive center. Griggs la fine but
moret ban one good linebacker is
needed In modern football.
A 53-man varsity squad (not
counting freshmen) in more heavl- •
ly sprinkled with Kcnlucklani than
any recent Wildcat learn, wbten Is
In line with Itryant's statement las
wilder that
Wildcat r t ending
would be a borne state operation
from now on.
The squad, with the hlg morale
question mark hanging around,
must work its way through ait 11danger. Vlllanovu, Mississippi, L
S I ) , Tulane and Clem son play In
l.cxlnglon while the Wildcats go
fotth against the Texas Aggies,0
Mississippi State, Cincinnati, Mi
ami (Fla ), Tennessee and Florida.
Whether Kentucky wins as many
ns seven nut of that hunrh won't
a (fee t one th in g - th e Wildcats can’t
miss making a lot of money play- .
Ing those tram s. The schedule Isn’t
designed In ease the Wildcats Into
their fourth straight major bowl
although the Wildcats got to he
Colon Howl last January after -a
schedule nlinust that rough.
“BACK-T0 SCH00L”
“BACK-T0-SCH00L”
Louie Rentas
(iilm fe rru le s
It appeared that the Heimtors
had played their hand nut during
a "xingnthnn" prior to Urn game
for Urn Blues srumil twice In thu
first, never to hn headed the rest
of the distance. Hanford added six
rune In the eighth and ninth
frames for Insurance, which wasn't
needed.
The
ehotires of forging
their way Intu fourth placu uro
fair. They can pick up one full till
on the fourth place Sea Birds on
Thursday evening when the Birds
play in the Memorial Stadium
finale for thu 11)62 season. Hanford
will rinse nut this year'* campaign
111 Cocoa Friday night.
Freaa Ho* P a tte n Chico Gum
tales won the egg throwing cunteat ami Kay Thnma* edged out
Puaty Rhodes In thg 60-yard daah
fo split the pre-game field events
By STERLING 8LAPPEY
Associated P raia Sports Writer
If Kentucky football playcra are
like most other Impressionable
youngsters in their ’teens or early
20‘a, they need a rousing pep talk,
a pat on the back and assurance!
that everything Is going to Him
out okay.
Many of them must be far down
in the dumps with chances of going
lower.
It's hard to see how they cun
help wondering just what muy h ap
pen next at Kentucky. Their col
lege-only 1H months ago king of
llm Sugar llowl and king of col
lege basketball—today is in trou
ble and the end isn’t in sight
With football practice due to
start in less than n week Kentucky
athletic affairs ale badly Jumbled
The college await* the outcome of
an NCAA Investigation Into Its bus
ketlinll affairs Within the past
mouth the SKC expelled Kenlucky
from conference basketball for u
year. Three Immortal Kentucky
basketball players were found to
he point manipulators and another
former star is in a legal entangle
merit
In n different action the SKC
also ruled Kentucky's lies! football
player—Guard Gene Donaldsonplus a aubslllute tackle, ineligible.
lie fore SKC Commissioner Her
nit- Moore ruled that Donaldson
received outside financial aid, the
1UU Wildcats were considered fifth
best In the 12 team Southeastern.
Judges were men who know—head
coaches In the SKC.
After the loss of Donaldson and
consideration of huw adversely
Kentucky morale muy he uffertrd
by all tlio goings on, SKC couches
probably wuuld rate Kentucky dif
ferently. How differently, no one
will ever knuw.
Kven with Donaldson gone Ken
tucky still has at least one p r a c
tically sure fire All-SKC sta r—End
Steve Meiliuger. Kentucky alsu has
Bear liryant, one of the Lest coach
es In college football. A fair to
good supply of playera will report
lu Stoll Field next week and if
liryant can fire (hem up Kentucky
might do well ufier all.
I'reccdliig the untimely loss of
Duiiuldann, Kentucky lost three
first magnitude stars In Quarterhack Hahn I’nrllll, Center Doug
Moseley and Guard-Tackle Jim
McKrnile. Their eligibility rail out
when Kentucky needed them must.
Kven with the loss of McKcntle,
the tackle slluuliun should ho Im
proved The two big reasons are
Hub Fry unit Frank Fuller. Ken
tucky cuuches soy Fry Is the best
tackle In the country and that Ful
ler is Ihe best, defensive tackle In
the SEC.
John Griggs is the third Wildcat
ronaldcrctl either of All-America
or All SKC caliber. He's a flno
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A c c o rd
Eatablbihtd 4D0H
Seen
N e a r In (ra n
O il S q u a b b le
I m p o r ta n t C o n fe re n ce
O f D ip lo m a ts Is E x
p e c te d T o B reach
L e n g th y D eadlock
LONDON l /l t—Informed nourcreald the United Slut. « and llritulll
submitted broad pruptMuiiv to Iran
today designed to tel tie the Aup IdIranian oil dl<i|iult' and avert a
possible Med coup in the troubled
Iranian kingdom.
The proposal* were said to pro
vide for all emergency A liter leu n
aid urogram and annie iin| kjrtmiit
British concessions to the govenment of I’render Mohammed Mm
fadegh In the festering H-monlli
old oil row.
U,8. Ambassador I <>y llender
•on and Hi itinIt Charge d'affaires
George Middleton eoiifrrnd with
Mossadegh for three lininx belay
In what the informants here U>
•ClHied an the weightiest Western
bid to end tha deadlock yet aiude.
The informant- gave Hits accnuat:
Henderson told Mossadegh the
llnlteij Slates la ready to inleh in
several million dollar- worth of
aid to tide Iran over her intni.
tllale economic difficulties.
Middleton Indicated Britain iprepared to enter direct talk- on
the vital mie<ttlon of compensation
for the estimated t 'a billion dol
lars oil Industry built up b) the
government-cor,t mile, j Anglo Iran
lan Oil Cu, A It it' widen Iran an
llniialized Inst year.
Rrltinli willlngin-n* to relax the
blockade on the Jnininn oil indus
try as part of a genera! , r u le
«< oMlInurO nu I' m, ,
I ouri
Pupil Registration
At All Schools Is
Sot For Tomorrow
IhipiJ.s o f all school, of S em i
nole County will he registered to
morrow m orning for llm H162-63
term , and busn-s will make their
reg u lar ru n s to pick up stud en t..
The registratio n will tube place
from fltud a.m. until noon.
All bus drivers no t this morn
ing with SupL T. \V. Lawton an I
hmniim lr It urn Hchml
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H erm an r.'. .Morris to get tlu-lr in
struct mu.. T h ree new lm-i.es have
liven secured, olid two morn have
been hrdi-red, until My. faw tm i.
At Setnlmde I Hull Heltonl not
only reg istratio n will take place
but pupils will vet th eir class a .
hjgiumtnts, Mr. Morris auiiouneeil
Teachers will meet following the
reg istration
.Mute Ilian Ifd) new booh. line,
been added to the -u bool library
A ttractiv e new ilratw rie. h a v
been donated by th e Library .Staff
a students assistance o rg ain ratio n
according to Mi** Kdnn Ohltteniltn, librai lull.
Mr, Murris predicted th a t h i ■til Ii nr-i it at the hluh school will lellruilt the sam e as lust year.
Hupt. Lawton today advised p ar
c u ts th a t children who will lie six
bv Jan. I, should be registered
now. If th ey do not a ttain tlu,t
age by the f i r s t of the year, the
law does not perm it them to e n
ter
school. Children
ciitcrln«
school fur the f i r s t tim e a re e x
pected to bring th eir birth c e r
tificates.
Principals and teachers were
scheduled lo meet today n( their
respective schools.
School Building For
Mrs. Goff Completed
An attractive concrete block
school building which will house
a kindergarten has recently been
completed In the rear of the «>. K.
Doff home at tH4 Park Avenue.
. Mr*, do ff la eiparted to open
Die kindergarten on or about Sept.
The kindergarten building has'
two entrances, D roomy ami well
lighted and Is furnished with
tables and chairs to accommodate
30 children. Coxy and pleasant
appearing, tha kindergarten has n
tdano painted a bright yellow, and
is supplied with plenty of hooks,
toys and dolls to make things
pleasant for the youngstera.
flooring is of oshesto* tile.
Walls and acouau-typo calling are
while. The real room Includes
shower equipment. Window* are
of the steel casement type.
Sanford Herald
Vacation-Pack
No matter how far away
from home you may ga on you*
vacation you ran readily catch
■ t an the home town new* hy
-se-dtag tha ftaafard Harah*
whan you return. Yaa r a n arraage with yeur carrier My, or
through Charlie MerrUea, circalaflea maneeer. h r telephoning
111, lo have your regular lasaes
of tha Herald eared for you
whllo yon aro away, ta ha 4*
Beared fa your homo In one
.taehaga upon yenr return
There la no e i t r a charge. The
regale r
weekly subscript lea
zxa
rstsu ssrg :
lea. Before leaving an yanv ra*
n x t '& s s A S i
tlMulatlan departm ent
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SANFORD,
FLORIDA
W rite rs is H it
"They dared me lo sue them >
that's what I'm going !<> do,’
Hi alley (Idham enisl today in <•
gnrd to the $260,000 libel soil lie
tib d late yesterday iifW-rnnnr
ngalnst a Jacksonville Met'nets
fur (ioverimr group vvliiih had
published a pamphlet ngaiuM Mm
■luring the recant gunernulotinl
campaign.
"When I threatened to bring
suit during the campaign utter
they brought out the ‘Florida
Fact’, they told me Dint what they
had said in that pamphlet wan
carefully considered and they wc|.
. ■•Him a sou, ■ toe unniiccessfiil
.-nndidale fur the Denmcraiic bum
liiatliifi fur governor In the pri
mary Inst Mny added.
Mr. Dilhnm sabl lie was cnnltdenl nf the outcome nf the .ult,
"W e’ve got ’em nailed oil tlds ’’ be
drelured.
The suit, wlii-li was filed ut tlie
■in' t house nl 1:30 uTlocU VenU'liliiv iifternuon. mimes Lee |(>>>
Mlieftall .lr., I’. W Fisher, t'. I).
lowers, William lb Stark Jr., Del
bridge tlllihs, I'll! I May, (ieingc
A Ue liter,
I'aul Spry,
Huydou
Itiini-s, Fletcher Morguii, Fled
Kent, ami Irving Klepper us the
defemlatlln.
The "Florida F a r t" circular
■vhieli is involved lo the case con
tained chatges tliul Mr. Odham
wns owned "Tiodv nliil soul” by Hob
Venn and tlmt he was "paid foi
iy Inlnted money nf Madlride and
ils Cniltinelitiil Wire Service."
According la Die bill of com
plaint filed by Mr. Odham's a t
torney, Thomas T. Cobh of Dnyiolin Hem h, the circular said that
Venn had brought the talkathon
Idea to Dan McCarty and that he
had been turned away because nf
his connection with the Continen
tal Wire Service,
The circular charged that Venn
had attempted to worm Ills way
into the McCarty campaign nn hehalf uf "Mickle” Marllride and
that when thl* effort failed he
turned to the (idham group and
"bought and paid for" Die unsuc
cessful candidate.
The hill of complaint related
the career of Mr. Chilian) and call
ed him "a leader In the fight to
rurtall the enormous Influence of
the legal and Illegal gomhlrrs in
Florida's government."
It said that Mr, Odham had
"peraunally conducted raids upon
open gambling houses In Ills home
county when he was unable to ohtain such action from Dm duly con
stituted law enforcement off!rials."
,
,
The hill went on to say that til*
"pnmphlat, aforesaid, was calcu
lated in portray the plaintiff as a
supreme hypocrite, lircauxe nf the
type nf campaign he had been conducting, as set out nbove In this
romplalnti nothing that the de
fendant* could have said could
hav* caused the plaintiff greater
Inlorv in hla political, personal,
social o r buaJncis relations.
Mr. Odham aald that he be
lieved the defendant* must reply
with aom* aort of a defense with
in 20 days after the summonses
are served upon them hy the
Duval County sheriff.
LSAVftA ItlO P.HTATK
PHILADELPHIA Ut - The lata
Lammtrt DuPont, one-lime hast) of
the DuPont Industrial organisa
tion, loft an estate estimated lo
be worth I f million dollar* In per
sonal property and 9313.00 In real
estate. He died test July 34.
An aOMatrH filed Tuesday In tha
register e t wills office here set
the eistlmitaa. it was filed by tha
executors of tha estate, the WMmingtoa T ra it Co. and DuPont's
widow, M argaret r . DuPont.
According (t> Hen L. McLaugh
lin. director o ' the (lame nod Fresh
Water Fish Commission, die po»
session nr use "f “ nets, trim- and
fish basket*” In Seminole CountyIs illegal, I’.oter l.amdiur, tm-si
di-ot of Die Fifth District Spirt'
man's A "xn. iadun, xiiiil tndav
Mr. I.ulising Ini* received a tele
■'ram from Mr. Mcl.aughlin staling
that Die tma-esaion uf seining
eeoipment is lllcgnl within Sell)Innle County bv rminly law, and
lu-nce seining In I.ake Mouree i*
not legnlld-d l.e tlie ruling of \ltnrm-v tieiteral Ithdinrd F.rvlti dial
the Slate flame and Fresh Water
Fish Cnmnii»xlnu regulnilnna emi'
eerfillig seining do not apply lo
seining of salt water (i'li in fn-'h
wider.
The telegram furti-.
r.-.-t dint tin- provisions of tin- Sem.ii.de
Cminly I»\v against -rinm-' (•. en
fl" .*d llV lilt'll] wildlife ofdeel '
I'he text of the lelecm m I- as
follows; "F'dlnyving telegram sent
today to Wildlife Offh-ei A. W.
Anxl.-v: ‘Clianter J 0 i : n Florida
Slatulea prolilblta liie po-esdon of
nod use of nets Imps nod fish
baskets iii Seminole County Flori
da. Duller liie provisions uf ibis
net all wildlife officers me direct
ed In enforce liie provisions there
of. Conies uf lids net being' mailed
you,' "
It lias been previously renurted
di ll a number of commercial fish
ermen Imve been seining in I.ake
Monroe for nail water fish, np
pnrentty In line with tin- ruling of
Attorney General Ervin.
The ruling of tile attorney gen
eral, Mr. Lansing said, i* mil die
law, and furthermore die ruling
applies to limitations nn the nn
thorily nf the State Game ami
Fresh Water Fish Commlssiuti
whereas the poMVision and u*c of
seining equipment In Seminole
County la prohibited by law, Hot
lust be the Gama and Fresh Water
Fish Commission.
LINHF. IIKLK.mr. DEMANDED
BE It LIN (JH-U. S High Commlxxlnner Walter J. Doimully -sent
Ihe lluuianx a new demand to
day fftr release nf Dr Waller
Linse, snnlcbed from West llcrlill
Into Ihe nearby Soviet Zone by
Communist* July H.
Donnelly wrote General of the
Army Vasxlly Chulkov Hint he Is
unatile to accept ii previous Soviet
explanation which virtually denied
Dint the incident ever ncrurred.
There has been no word of Linse,
member of Ihe ontl-Communiat
Free Jurists’ League, since three
East Germans forced him Into a
r a r and rae rd to the Soviet Zone,
firing warning shots at a pursuing
vehicle.
HKVOLHTIONIHT JAILED
PANAMA, Panam a us— A 33year-old Panam anian itorted a 00
day Jail sentence today after forc
ing hla way Into a local radio sta
tion and attempting to broadcast
a rail to arms. Police aald ho was
a Communist sympathizer.
The youth, Jorge Lula Grajates,
broke Into Ihe atatinn Monday
night. Brandishing a pair of sharppointed scissor*, he ordered the
announcer In put him on Ihe air.
Orsjnles got as far as telling
his listeners to stand by for an
important announcement. Then tho
police arrived In response to a
call from station employes, A
court Tuesday convicted him ot
disorderly condurt. .
officials said Grajales was c a r
rying a prepared speech defending
Communism end calling on Ihe
PenamanJan people to take up
arms.
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WEDNESDAY AUll. 27. liKW
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and thriving city voting a bond
Hy HOliO DU
AN
ii.iiDli In April of Hint
Five limes the people nf Sanford i*'"’’ ("<' ID**V
have Bone fr> the polls and rejt- >-nr and another foi $260...... » 'i
Islere.) themselves In favor of is- December for the rnn-.truet.nn of I
suing bonds with which to buibt a “ " , w municipally owned hospital
hospllnl. Five time, the fates have , " Die thm „ f il ie rnnipniirn Im
con.pir.al to keep Ihi. hospital1 D’e »ee»md of these bond Issue- S u b tle P ro p a g a n d a Ol
from being Imllt just when il Die l i d » |d slated editorially that.
C o m m e n ta to rs Kt
vi'iiw'i. certain llmt the people', ’111.' hospital is mi nb-olot.’ lie
slly I'h. iu.'-*iit m.ib>—Lift i- .-n
dr. hiiis were about to come tripvutvt’s A ro u n d Dvi i
In every election which has been lii.lv inadequate I'ullv half the
sion O t C a p ita lism
held on the suhject during the patients l.rouglil I hen* are turn.'I
hast 25 years, the returns have nrniv hiTiiiin- nf Inck of rtaun
WASIIINUTON p A Senate Ub
indicated overwhelming popiilii'- mid those fortiiualy enough to
support for the project, even if ll gel in ur<- hind'-red nod perhaps cninnilllee lepml said Indu) Hi.,*
kept
from
getting
well
simple
hemeant going into debt.
nf (be poor acconiniodallans pen rtimmimi-t -eriiit writer:' in
Local efforts to build a hospital t-ausi*
and idisnleteni-s uf the e.piipnien: spreudiuc "subtle'1 prupapand.i
here go hack to 1020 when the
“ When unvlhing reaches the over the uulinn's radio and tele
people of Sanford first voted hands • Inge of alms lute net-ess It y, It .» xisloii nlrw.ues
fur this purpose. They include re no longer ee.uinmy l«> do without
"The limn' Is Milille." Ihe rep,ni
peated attem pts on the part of tlie it. Harford citlsnis have deter- ol Ihe Senate internal security sub
city and county to achieve the goal mined *ii save Du lr money but n >t committee quoted Script Wider
through the aid of the WI’A, the nt Ihe expense nf life itself, l i t t l e Huth Atlanta Kiughl ax tastilim g
PWA, or alone.
ennd i> bank ac-nn1 t will dn ii nix - t closed tliatr bearings
Now as Seminole County Is u |.)| the l.e»*nl)» *11 nut of Mm
Miss Kuiglil. denmmeing r u m
about lo launch another campaign
The returns In ihe first "f the-, 1’iuiilstx .uni l iunmiinism, xnlil pi
to vote a bond Issue "mil In excess rider. 'nda w.'ie M'H l.i Ha. in the Ctimmunist xenpt w riters *i.,p
of $7(10,000" for o«e in case fund* - i n . lid t'JI I,, HI riir I. Did' Wen- -hurt ul "Living down the p .u t.
from the Fish Estate are n,.| made sid.l, hut Hie fnn-1* acquired I here line ' in
prugrom scripts ' >
available within reasonable time, n hv were Ins* ill a bank I mini e tin -kllllnlU we.l i e lull) tile ll I "a t
should be Interesting lo review the in-xt rea r -ml Ihe t it , in* pilal '(.nil den-.ion ..I ihe capitiili-le
history of previous hospital tight* was never iuull
x) stem
which have been made in this
In ipiexlnm .mil answer tn-dim.l tie tir-l enmity rff-dt to seem
county as revealed In llm Hen,Id* x In -pil.xl In Septeiutn-r uf 103." in qoided by the sllhcomiodb
files.
fniled beeanse less Ibull ball ut tils* Lulglll .1 list Welbuliril L Kel
In 11)24 the rltltcu* nf Sanford tin- i-.iiitily’s field.nid.-i i voted in |e \ , lolli id New York City. -I,
twice expressed I heir cnnvlct inn Die referendum held In saiirtimi » liuunveil lr:i Marion, a one i. i,->
that the Feinald-Laughloii Im.pitnl $70,000 linnd i-sne in xniipli-menl xenpt w riter lor Voice of Aniei
was not adequate fur a growing
i n . n i i s i . r a n s I ' s i , t Ii . m i
unti ('om uniulst prupai'imd.i
I've* G ot T h e m N ailed ' S pecial C o u n ty S t a t
S t a t e s M c C a rty 's
u te Is C ited T o E n
A rr# » n t•
P rim a ry O p p o n e n t
fo rc e m e n t
i
AN INDEPEND EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER
New Hospital For Sanford Ha* Been R ed S la n t O f I
Favored At Polls On Five Occasions R a J j p S c rip t
Odham Declares Seining In Lakes
McCarty Group 0 ( Seminole Is
Asked For Suit
Barred By Law
i
A fw tic In it'd
Q a a lr e
O C C K S
Nu. I
P re n » L e a s e d W i r t
/\C f l0 S O n
O C c lljJ }
Stevenson Blasts Attacks On
Marshall In Fighting Address
D e m o cratic N o m in ee
S p eak s T o L e g io n
n a ire s In Mis F irst
Hip C a m p a ig n T a lk
Eisenhower Creeled In New York
R eso lu tio n Is A d o p te d
D e m a n d in g D inm lssal Oi S e c re ta ry O f
S ta te A n d H is A ides
NI'.IV YdltK i.r ilo\ Adlai Sicveiison, dfimHT'.tic presidential
nominee lold (lie American l.e
gimi convention today ttcpulilicnn
.ill o k - o n lien George C Mursluill
were a ".shucking example" id
misplaced patriotism
lie termed a "-hocking example"
tlie
.ittaiks wliiiti li.ne been
made on tin- loyalty and imdlyes
ot mil' gloat Wad im e chief id
(ill i .en yi.n h a l t"
NK\\ Y o itK .1“ The American
Legion e o m e n tn m today adopted
.1 resolution dem and ing Ihe ills*
missul of Hei reiary of Stale Dean
\chi-Min .111,1 "th o se m tns departnunil Imunl wanting in Die p ro p er
seiii ,1(1011 - I (lien duty to (heir
country
Ad,.pled ,11 ei u belminglv by a
v o n e wile ihe leoilutbib declared
1 l1.1i tin- Si.,ie 1iep .ii,ment requires
"new .ml si.ile.itl le a d e rs " und
-ix'eited "nni initieiicii ts exhaust*
" To me
said MeyetiM.il. " th l«d lit- d em an d in.u ied iile atten
i lit. type "I pall "'ll .III whi i'h (s
tion in i h u .ill luiporb.ut sut'ject.
m lb
loiiiisi.li - |d iia -e die la-1
We jc c e p l notllllig less
i etug. ot -i .Hindi elI.tist yeur m Miami the Legion
lie appealed on liie -.line pial
adopted a 1 esulullon regarding the
bn ni where, two day s ago, IIIStale Depurtm cul It called (or the
liepiiblu all I'pponenl Gen llwigld
" im m ed iate rem oval of tin- present
I) i.isenlmyyei addre--i*d tin* l.e \
In'inidcaxlx i>e.lined to l-ruel 11.■■Ii giuil
corps of leaders ........... every a c
Myoie lliul in private life M.in-u
tion lias reflected Mirnnipetflicy,
I inlay a- il was wlien F.ixcn
ix .in n!< ntifiiihle pro ('ornnitnn < Iniwer spoke die iln.isst m*,i ( Maill
mdi'eisbm ami defcallsui ”
I be xiihi-ninmitleo in it.s n -u on Square Garden was not lilleil
Htsi-when- m N S' Gni Thiimas
findings. Imwi-yer. tieiiletl die I In* .illemlance, in tnci appeared
H Dewey of New York, siueadlng
Voice lirnadcnxtx cautiously
d in to- -mailer Ilian it was for
uebuy
i-icdlcttons, said today
xulil xtinplv dial m e m b e rs ol dn ( i cub.m er
N1.1 i lu> own cam paigning for Gen.
Kudin Wril.-r. i.iiilil
ol w I . 0
Dutgiil l> ivlsenluiwel will be con
I lie o. ili.ni Ini Mcy ell-i ll lu.w
\l till.ill I-. .1 fu n n e r presidin' t'iei -iiiiiiile.l a- endlusia -lie and
fined to \ i a Yolk Stale
" w rite lor liie Voice uf Aliie.n , i. i '.led as long a . tin- lOreptnin
li. wev and New \ T,u k Slate lleanil die I ’uili'il Naliuux radio
ptii'in .iii l. , islaliv.- leaders spent
M ien CiseuluiwiT
liie aodienee
lion." and dial die tiudil "is ,
an Ii" ,11 lliis 11101 n.ng with (lie Itelose in a si,Hiding m limn wax
1 1 •-ttcil In do- p m < o n im u n iil i ■■ mg state ban ners when the gnyei
i > t 1.5 f.lMM.IlUkV4*1 YVilYl l- 1*1 ill
puldb an presidential nominee
IVtAMIdU A Ui--. mii UM.Is
iudi "
i’he g m e i in u . t o n e .1 loser lliinm t fen* nil Ill's si 11%,11 git L■a till ll ill hi l Ill'Ll, Nf'Vv \ ni k , will! In*
11111^
■i"i i-nleicd d o 1 Galileo lln l.e
sell in pi 1 sideblml raves (old rewile, Mailin' Gin l lioma-ll li. w. v Ggld ivya* oil li.illd In oltU'ialli i , inn.on
i lice red again wlien
n
"’
s'1
"1
,hl,t
l"
pur-ii.'inl lo iiiders (mill Alexau.n i Natnmal < luniamlci' IMuuld Ii
purlers lie olfetixl I tsenlinwer no
weleome tin- ( •< •' Pl. sldenlliil valid! f.d.i Iii- yytll addiess (lie opening
Traehleiihi-rg a i niniminlxl b M yviisnll 1 l.n kslnil'g U \ n Ukllo
iniviee on bow the geni-ial liould
-essl.m of .............unit begum in in .'idton In Madison Sipime G.itdeo
er. there iiegnii a sy-demath n dneeil l.iui
ra m p a lg b lln linie
f1 11rat Imi ni dn- In Id uf ruilln '
11111 D.-wey s.,, 4i
SlexeiiMin airiveil by plane irolil
Thi», it -mil. wits dune hy c-i
"I III going In do I'Verylhlllg (
Springfield
III
only
i
cuopb*
.d
• nn- (tr'.l -y inpiiDilrera Inti. 11
ra n it, e a n v lln- stale of New
I! ulio H 'rd.-r- liuilil, whose I ■> I,-.ill's before -pi*liking
Yolk I in going lo e u rr y any w a
Shortly
In
tiire
lie
arrived
at
die
III.'Ulll.t s , liie repoii Hit ill, m I i
fer mil lull a m e rr a n d s '
i
onveullnn
Hie
l.egloll
uppioxed
i
lie said Unit "G oodness nn 1
“an r-slliiinled till per cent pf
winds Iudi id iiv.-i tin- untluiinl ■ i .. purl trnin it- foteig.i tel itnui1 yymi 1 t :!in|».*iKn fuiisuk* (hi* s la t 0 .
i
oiiiuiitlee
ileiuaudlng
that
l’re-i
din uelwi.rkx" nu ilnln g p*r< • m
\ n Im u h r l h tT ihi* *•*• Will take
tiiim .nl iilliuedlately
file
ii ge of lelevisiiui entertainin' III dent
Ni’w Nm K Stall*♦ Di’wi'y naid '*1
.Seiietury of s t a t e Dean Acheson
httVt* very ln^li uotiftdencu In (ha
serud s.
and "those in Ins deparltni-ni found
InlrlliUDiuv ..ml i{4hkI hoii.i o uf (ho
"AlDinugh n larg e majority
w :■nt iii rt iii C'c proper aclivatiou of
*i( Now Vurk I In*lit;vc* they
liie tip mheislop nf Ihe Itn
N
ew
H
e
ad
O
f
StahiliK
iw
a
n
is
H
e
a
rs
G
a
n
a
s
,'
th r u eintnly
I'lsl," Ihe lepurl -aid, "tlie ri
vyill \ u t » u\ 1*1 wlii’liuiivrtly f o r 'Fl*
Y*11
w dp
I
Steyciisiui did l ot
.nam es
ell nf die (luil.l, wiilcli l*.
F ic m in tf /* nrl S ro rt , ' zntiort A g en cy G ets
governing body. Is cnntruifi-il I•V bill 111 left nn duuld Dial one of
Du* tH'iii i <1 (iLi!M*K w ;h in (ho
k 'claie V icw |initit s
C ritic ism O f Soltm HIUInI nf UlHiflli’i ll IY lnili{ whirl
th e pro-Coiiimiiiil-t fuel ion wbi.n lln- main t rtr-*;.-1• ul h r liittcr bl.i-t
I' i ><’n(iMV\ ri s yiiii f•*14'iu i* w ith
lia< aligned tlie Guild iii ipp.ii i wns llniiuliln'i"i V n -Insi'l'li Mi
|M‘W»\\ i anit
!n-ill\ at'lur he* anu \ h i m , 111\
I I III <
an.I thirty uf Wi-iunsin. one tu n e r<
of f'olllllltiuil t ' 1gIIIII All I I,
f < I l< * S«rn i ii............ .
ii,,-1,
«t pit-lit ul m Ami-ririni l.i'guni
iitmin*i*it hi s hr -! nix! pui1 « iinpnj^ri
enusi-s."
M. It n.
11. >1.1., ...
a Hill IYt>
......1 r . !| l . \ »” ,f f 8.Ml. lit
trip tut «i ilmihli* i'li i Ii* i ni it i* th a t
'Ihi* >ii hi**ifii ii i i!t **4 IIII41M 1 a ipf AW44f d fur \mi-i u'diilxin
♦. • drM .............. t. h A
f Ul iDg ft I It1!'
v
Mi • , itliv lin- at i iiM'il M.u-li.il
oil i.tir v l lm fhiiiiuMi strategic
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t •*i kiifiwii it. |*uilur 1
aiul fnlllMf -ix n'lm y nl -.l.iti- .iml l<
inn rmi1 1...... ^) ..H I f
if) r Jthil i / 5*1mi
iii rf Fh*ruLi .md MnMIr West
ri*1nl HIi'l >i ri ' it y nl ili b u -r nl In-in .
Millard 1. ii in | *»’11, 1Mitii i
I jM'iihitui i Liiii 11,t y it n*’ center.a!
. ‘ fl Mill Flist Ihi 1
i til l (♦ill Lv 1n n pin! iigill" I Hu* -ix ul 11 >
H* In It I **>< flilkl »‘»,lt»,i ill i "HI
In (III iiuliu Wiilhl . m “ l
•ill
■'»* *■> «cIm" hilt ii ii Iun luMihpiaritf .1
V 1 • Yt ’*1 - d t!(*l
( NuiiiimiimnI h" and Ii mii i
t the nf hi ■iwu >Hindi's
pt i ini
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(iiiiltl.
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rli'd 11fl In 'i *’h i,1 i .i tiu riiher*«
Tin- I'rpm I qunt.xl
.
in
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M. i • t
W"DlU Y\ I lltuVi'il k*11 1to
tin* A nui i,t!ii'ii ••( U imi| M.mu
yvhii-h Imtli nirn r.-fusi.l
m
Itn mt | it,|I m • H I lit lit, ,Mill*- fill »'•!
11 Mill l(,t- t - nl | I (,» In'jid nf
l l t l l l h ’N lilt’ll In |G> i >i | fur pit*iimli-r imtli wlu-Divr tln-y
»♦.» M va ill K. f|V* !mi liie $’Mlllt'
L in n
'*!gin*'t
■hIm* i .ii'li i and
Ii in I li.-t-ti CvinnmniHts, „
in
(••Iit v .nih1s mwny liotl ♦•ft** (' i*till1 i HI I. r I>r i’t n'l HIutnlUnltin
L lined up in > in*’ t >,i 1 1n r shup
-Hi
which l.ymi ri-fii**-.! It. «ny
lt"l(i lln- lt,Ti.t*'t --..(I uu-l U«
it'll
Himin; \\ (Hi 'I-. \ i m i trullna
nr hi- t-vi-r liu.l us.-il tin- p.-t nine
h> I I lln
t(l,t*('I f 1Gf f ll !t I I it I' I" >tn 111km l - ni,. . 11•'■11v. M*» tli'li*illinil (m IIm \ r11s i is'.41l la'Rhili
" D r i e r Ivy," wi.b-ly t-,11,
hy
I‘*Dfit '
IIM- f f.lttll ill I1'HIM ilny ........ I- ■-ucc.-.-d- I ,111 '. G
• •niv t'litiuli
i ii«>
Gommnnli.1in
in n
„
hi s i’ll *’4t III’| Kit *1 f lo Mt i all, Ii . iiii .-i It.'i'li'lii
|l |! Mi ( ft( liiii'k iti|it Si*li l,r
111 ••i .
Klilpll It I islun Pii'Y.iiil N 4' t
psrpiliinym
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g,.y., ne nt Lit \ Hilt illt
Hi ill’ll (illv»* Lr* i I »#*. f*
|-l ii i- , In. t
il I *1tilted tin Hit
t
Hu (ohl
w orker huliilng tli.-ii |.<>>| un llU t I •(' I i ••III • fli t f«H I ksil^l l 1*»
AM
'Mlfcl ■riCt' i*C||f»(|
D ili
i t'pui Ici n fli.it "it i.i41y -fiiri* m ihi*
Vi nn Ii jdfiu 11' Er . , , IX i ■11111,
.In tim sili'ist m-tiv ii I,
t i
in tinh nf i* "III In fvi.il HlhVUtY
* Mi.hdl lllltl 1Hill'll >1■f 1
ft Mild
Smith ipW'H lft |Mili|(t .til tl will ho
/ Ii'.- it h- tin 1 1 till- S um foi •! Nuvnl htk'llf
M in was rtuplii)i-,l (,y i i ,..
cm nu' Imlfh'ii ■ Mil Ih* [mii, |," , I,lil.lv I I uiay. ' " i ,
Ni»rth ( i ii il 111 t
of War Infurnmlmn n U I
A(iMi.nr\ An Sluti**n, Ll * ) f••n 1si hi I \ fiii Y»er*' mj <■ ml i .< lux law practice and in i" '
Kisutihnwi’i i. |'l,tfmmK ,i sy\lnH
Sul li\ an, | j«11*li«.* Iit Tift iiiiit inti «•t L dm »m| T"i i t fI*ankihi tin* K ivy,m I'ompnuv cnnin-ctInns n, Ailauia ihrmi^h four Sunihoin state* next
■i r • n l tmliiv, 1 ! « • » * (' "in HIM* *M| t fee’ll fMMluwahiMi Ml hafk
and Newnun. (.a lie uUo will cun wi*i.*k hut Nurih r.m ilitia h not
milviil«-1 I
K 1 till tin. NA
m » l In* I ♦••tin und naid thn i Ih** I lint,, ax pi.'-udeut uf lln- S**.‘i»’i y in ih r ichuihilc Ih ’i.tils i*f the trip
liutklii
i»f fIi*vi , will hi* I h*1 Mny 4 Will h** if If i licit* llUNtlillK .,f I tub-pi tub nl Mol inn I’i c m i ' " »'i’i* nnimimciMl
, altuiij with
r* *ith »ii
i »i ♦Imrui* «»f viiii
.1lltllor Medt«i IlM’l tl’tl the* K lM itlllfllH
l’i»du,i-( *.
fduiiN fur lln* »!cm’i tl hi cam paign
«a|j
iMit and will I-** in ihriad
Iroller s \ prinlucers
tee '*t ♦**•>»!
h*l*N,
III t'riMM*y Iv.itU.i IlhllMlN, Al Iline|n"pvi• Min nf .ill wnl U
l-lcimiiniic Stalnliici Itngei 1.
I **1*111’h l’,le,in in r fMJinti'd eei*i Hint
i Himi and Inilnuui
i I»*fi i jiuj* f mi tin* m i n i it y
4 ,1 filthimyli n mi'ii ui'n> fe*.( In \ hi* i’ll Itin in amtnuinx'il llendi i -•■■ii
..........
...
M'-nilav
and.
a..........
,
,
v
,
l
,l,|mi||,
iip|Hiiidmelil Hendersnii Inis la-en
MIAMI --T he nixi-nn'.
1-1
bin- (.. • oniiiiniidi-r • nllnm. t»"t ,V 1 , „ v,,n |,-Mi-iuu'n ( ,-i ummiw, i’utnuin's tup ii-M-,1 counsel bn , i h ’^ is ln i t io n S o t F o r
trupi.'iit liiirricanr wns t.<.. ■, i luy
| mUi".! i th'l 11*ii will !*»’ in full |n •■ JM"I • 111*! IM» had1 a |ht nf Mil'll ft Mill lull,- n u n c Ilian a y ear
Iii a -wit liny, equally arm ........ j ^ i i w a ii Inn ‘si! dav i Tin1 »‘i i l •*
\ n eat m u n i School
llelldersnii.
id
lias been in
i.iuKi niili-s i-nst miniIn'u-i , i Mi pi ii | t ’ f l *■v pft't nl In hi* e'i*IHph't **d Ih*' H *M|iiud lit* **f i| I **1 If il jt | *t
Lhiu'i I t *i mill*- lln* simmIi* wfinf Washing Inn nearly 2<> y e a i-, cun,
anil.
I ln*f ill' -IIIIn* l, IUfid,
Anyone w ,..him- ", enroll in the
IfMimifiun iri4>r •* di‘i‘i|dn**
Two log In-re first us aide In (lie Ini,
A liiirrtrniir liunting pltm, ■■u- nil | H|i,
L*IM• » f4-4»l e1<(* !!* lull Wilt h ■ niorr - |*»»l t H will hi' adde d lhi« Sen Morris Slii-ppard of le x a - il. 1 , w spotlliuin) a n ,I l.nslni-ss Kng*
log the trupli-a] storm '■ i tn|
fall te r m
e11fi*tI In ihi* i*4( e'hd Ilf thi* Ii r •*w V'ar, *i
l **91vn und ri ireilf served us assistant to tin- attorney m b classes foi in,
hlasliing xvinds uf about Nf, n ih-s 11flit
"f ll"* Vo,-ninu,nl Heir,,,,| must r e g
i n*l w i m I ninwiiv and will iii * I*m *n, h !■ tl**i |fin*d
general for several y ears and ha
nn Lour In the tiortlurn -in iris ter dunilK till' I'll ,t week, herludi- iMinhiiK,
ilniiria|(4\ I-"imviinr
cle.
Ilf
!fi»t a tog
Idkf "M
"Kiwanis
hiui'li ’ licld
. ...... *: '.■•■"-a-.
■■
III- nut
w nui laui'li
m mnti
in
held various pusi*
posts In tills
tliis ccou
A liiirricaiie packs win,I- „f ,T> und lighting. Also included in Du yyli.-n |„> nuiuii!U'->-d lluil ll,,- t ’lvll and Ihe Pucific "lilt tile JustU'e ginning H.ipl 2 Tl,e seleud o ffers
din and nlgld M i. .
in Stun ►
c.inliiirl i- tlie strenglli.-uing <>r , \ j r
vs•-■11,1 tuiyx- , r.-s,-n,- Stale, War and N iv y D e p u r tn u - n tif lit- s nn hour nr mure.
luind f„, tin- "nld
'(tie price uml rent jioxls i-ncti tuoid 1 und M, nn t 'b e nigi.t
The 11:011a.m. KHT mlvi-". I" tl„- i,resent e a s t -west runw ay, Ih •qiiadroii
'■lie ten a re espectalii for stu dents
catixJ (in1 "puiitlv ilrfinril , . - ." cmi lrticlIon nf t i m u a y s t" serv,- tit-'.-r" bn dial] gam e li.niglit
carry 11 salary "f $111 (MK) a ycat
w b" work in llo- .lav and wish lo
tn-nr Latitude
0 nnrib iitui -ii tlx- iiiliwny a ft e r leiiglli.-lilng and
('"rich ( influx stated tlmt f n ,t
Mi-|mliliciilis prolliplly crillcl/i-d leai ii hlioiDuin.l m m
increase
gituiln llfi.lt west or nhuilt "f,n , I 's stren g th en in g , and tin- cult-inn Mill I* a "!"i"*h gam e" that takes, t|n> a|i]Hiiiittiiciil id Woods
their - peed tinil accuiacy. The
tinrlh-liurUirnal uf San
m, li,'ii id n pm I ion nf apt nn.
"rm '-'ed kids" („ nlny. lb .-mplin- ,\ statem ent by Sell H omer Fer
night
clnfl'ox
wd|
(
e
In
1,1 two
'I'li.' contract calls (ur nuiviuy 'I z c l li 'i i to win the play r . unisl gusoti ol Michigan, issued through
I'lierlu lilco.
a vveei . Lues.lays and
Galea nttd heavy squalls c *<■n l- nf liie present necnnly liuildiug, nlny whole hearti-dfv, .........uilly to | | H, i;n|> National ('uuimlllee, stud evenings
I liurxdiiyx. The (jeginniiig xlinrtnl 200 mill'} outward from Hie tin- iiinnlriietloii uf uildlliaiiat se [i!"i’kilig and tackling. U„>ul 73 -"['(i,. |,u r n ,| j, gcllmK pretty Mrclass will meet from 7:110 to
center in the northern semi n b- ciirily ri'iuls and security fences, boys are expected In turn nut for am| tlie ITusidcut certainly yy.'li' blind
s no p m , tin- advanced shorthand
Tin* Weather Kurcuu sni,| 'lie ('utiiiiiarider Gulloin explained Dint • lie team, lie said, wliii-li is nut x all tlie way In (In- bottom in Hus class
from a n o to i» nn p m .
hurrirntir wan moving we»l n- 'ih- IIm icliu'iitlim of the present se. i.ad av erag e fur the *,'lio,,l lie c a s e "
S tu den ts mny le g ix t.r at any
xveslwurd at a limit eight i • in nirlly Intit'llng and sentry huuM- addeil that flinch Bruit had a l
Ferguson said Wends' work in
during tin- div el night vesmiles an hunr with a tetnlnin v r >u is II.X'I-SSHI y to rliuillinte niltulllo ready eivi-n tin- two cnuclii-s siuiic previous governm ent Jnlis Inis lime
sions at Die \ M'nlo'iifil
Bciiool
bile traffic from passing thruiigl. goad ideas.
more nurthwesterly course.
been cine uf bungling and fum
wliich Is loeati-d " p s ia irs in tie*
Blow movement to the turth- Iii" nir traffic appruacli zone. The
Corn'll B-olt III I urn priiiscf tlie |,|j„ a ’’ U|„| ||,„ | | be re Is "nutliing K.-nt Building
"i,
( '"ininarclal
west was indleatrd during liie n- xt security luillding and sentry lii.uxi' ........... .
s ta tin g Diet (||
r ,.t.„ri| t„ show that Woods
.Street, a d o s ft,on (In- Bus S t a
will Ih< Hinted to Die ninth side of • M-v nre tM>t'onelies,
24 hours, tlie advixurv said.
type nf men who get ),ax any qualifications tu uilmiii
tion.
This would tend to swim: Hn* tlie base in the vicinity of ll"' On- most out of the boys. He tnl I ls|,,r „ [ir iL-u control p rn g r a m “
O ther Gomnierelul subjects ar.)
iurrlcnne slightly away fn.in present "south gale". Tlds metin' of ill" liking for Hanford and fur
ta u g h t imliviiltinllv to students In
I’ucrtu Hien and Die DonniU'-nn the new main entrance tu the Ale i'riticipnl Miirrl* whom he I c m c ' l
botli duv and night classes. T h is
llepublie und more in the >ii""- Statina svill he from Onoro Itnad, “ a reg u lar guy."
inctlind ennliles stu d en ts to a d
tioii uf the chain of Hiihninn I' which runs east from Kuutli Ban
"I do f e d you will see a well Tii! D rlv o rn
vance more rai.iillv. Stinfsnta m » v
mhos
fold Avenue.
lands.
,-otulilinned leant,’’ lie declared
enroll for bookkeeping, business
The storm, called Aide l,i-cnn»«
after pointing out tlmt tills first
CJ«
O
n
arith m etic, filing, tv ping, etc,, a t
It Is Die firat of the seasmi, ileimpression
of
Hie
Imyx
at
n
ra
r
iin
any time, A class in commercial
vcloped from an easterly »»v« HI’H ED it Hi'DUD ANNOUNCED iiad been ra th e r disappointing.
The HIBli Florida drivers licenses law will lie organized early in
LONDON (^-O fficial timers un
that lias liecn moving slowly
Kiwtuils
President
Martin
HtllieOctober.
nmuu-cd today that the British let
want since Bumlay,
einher thanked liie coaches and will go on sale Tuesday morning
Horrlcane-liuntitig planes M.v>- bomber yyhleh crossed Ihe Atlantic players und welcomed Mr. Hcott ax at fttort o'clock In Du- ioliiiy of DiCourl House and will remain on
checked it morning and ufieri""ir, Itolh ways In imu day averaged a new Hanford d tiieri.
sale tlirout'll Bent. 110, Mrs. I.etho
fiO’i 32 miles an hour nn the 2.072
(lie past two days,
Guests
were
Itnliert
I'eunoni
and
Fowler, clerk In Ihe office of
Easterly waves are hrnud liniels mile leg front west lo east, u ocvt Walt T. Btrake. Mt. Dora.
HIT/.
County Judge Dougins Btenstrom,
,
of squally, rainy weather xxMch record,
Coaches Tell Of Texan Is Named
Grid Prospects Rent Director In
Of Celeryfeds Woods’ Position
('outnut Lot For
Construe!ion Jo h
At Naval Station
First Hurricane 01* :
Season Deiinitely
Located Hv Plane
Lice
Sale Tuesday
Movie Time Table
The Canberra bomber's ontlri
move westward over th>* AtlnnDc
at tills time of year. Hurricanes round trip Tuesday from Alder
grove Airfield, near Belfast, to
sometimes develop from them.
mC-k Nf'FH EXP KHT DIFS
NEW YORK UB—Dr. Michael
Levine. Internationally known can
cer researcher whoso plant lattoratory at Monteflore Hospital was
famous throughout the world, dlril
Tuesday.
Gander, Newfoundland, and return
took only io Honrs three minutes
2V.2H seconds. That Included a
stopover of two hours, four min
utes fill.I seconds at Gander.
Actual flying time for the epic
round trip wns seven hours 5H
minutes 35 18 seconds.
COMMIFH I i HBHUT
HEIILIN 141—West Berlin police
today reported 11 new record for
desertions of Communist pennlo’s
police: 20 members of Ihe E ast
Zone force asked for asylum In
West Berlin in Ihe Inst 24 hours,
Tlds brings tha total number of
desertions since Aug. 1 to 108.
announced today.
The operotom license will remain nt $1 and those for cliaitffeurs ami special diauffeur* will
In- $’.’.
The public Is urged hv Judge
Hten.strum to iiurchasu the new
lU-ensea ns eurtv as possible and
avoid a Inst minute msh. Extra
clerks will be on hand for Die
sale of licenses.
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Liberation Day In
Paris Called Best
Road Department Of
All Occasions
Full Report Is On
lly HAL HOYLE
NEW kOHK (Ah—"Do you r e
File In City Hall member
in Paris when—”
Blues In The News
BO!< ANTHONY
Rumors have been circulating
around the aUtlon and around the
City of Sanford concerning "a new
entrwree to the base", “tearing
down the gatehouae", and a few
others that would lead a person
_lo believe many dlffeieut things.
\ small amount of knowledge ran
be a ds»ig.-n>uf ‘hlng nnd tbU-ttw-.
tb 'u l . i r e u c t 'ii 'tra cagey.nor,. Ht-ttare the facta: wora has been
started on a 2000 foot extension to
the east-west runway. The woik
will he completed sometime with
in the next nine months. Onee the
extension is completed, there will
be an Increase In the amount of
air traffic in the approach rone
above the present “ main gate". To
keep the automobile traffic In tide
approach rone to a minimum, the
security building will be moved
to the south side of the base In
the vicinity of the present “ south
gate". The present "south gate"
will then become the main gate
to the station. This Is nil rrlras-
That is a phrase that crops tfp
city Clerk If. N Paver an- „
"ivbtinced today thal lie bod r*'< ri*M“"f|
O f Or " of fJ»" report
II «*iuly n’ \,
..TFV'Vt'ta~ highway* fur 'i . u , T i l ' d ’
Road Denartment of Florida by
tfca New York engineers. Parsons,
Brlnkerhoff, Hall and MacDonald,
and that persons interested might
look at II.
A copy of the report was also
shown a* the meeting of the City
Commission Monday niirht by State
Representative Voile Wlllinma Jr.
Together with the bound report
was a ropy of a letter from the
Road Department to Governor
Warren, pointing out that needed
primary road construction and re.
W r . as estimated in the report,
would cost approximately linn..
000^00 and secondary mads, an
•qua) additional amount.
" t o u oughtn seen her dnugbler
•'This Road Hoard, when con- il must have (men her daughter,
f rtn te d with these ritlninlea of hr i a use I met her at a side walk
load dcflelencb-s. « n flunked arnl cafe, too, She was like a double
alarmed,” stated the Hoad Hoard martini in skirts, and—"
officials. "We Immediately began
And others pitch in, and the lieStudying these highway needs, as i.wapping goes on for
hours,
wall a t Studying why they existed Every soldier is sure he saw Paris
la Inch alargerlng proportions.
r t her peak, and the things that
"We found nor problems exist happened lo him never happened
trm In every section of the .Stale to anybody else In rpille the sam*to more nr less degree, but found wav.
I feel that wav, too. Hut the
tfw problem* existing In greater
proportions in the great volume* first time I <nw Paris she was no
of trafflr moving between the pop lovely Indy in a summer frnrk. Phi*
nlation centers nf .Inrksonvllle and was a fierce fighting lues, with
Miami, ami atens around Orlando her gown torn from one shoulder,
a gun slung over the other, and
and Tampa ."
It was printed out in the letter her hair streaming defiantly in
th a t It was soon realized that to the wind.
It was the dav the Allied liber
correct the deficiencies with tinrevenue accruing to the Itoad Do. ntors man bc,| Into Paris . , . right
partm ent yearly presented an al yrars ago this week.
For days the
underground
Moat insurmountable obstacle.
French nalriots had hern building
: ■Submitted by Alfred A. Mr
Xethan, road department chairman, street barricades at night anil
and if. G. Nelson, M. P. Ilnrber, fighting running gun hatlies In
T. P, Drake and J. Glover Taylor, the slrcrls with the panicky Ger
numbers, the letter stated that man garrison,
The Nazis began to flin Indis
criminately . . . They pulled a half
dozen Frenchmen Into a courtyard,
tried them and shot them on the
spot , . . The rlolnlg only spread
. . . A honie-mado bomb—a liottie of gasoline—was tossed into
a pnsslng Nazi troop truck, nnd
the enrmv soldiers rolled off en
the pavvmrnt and died In flaming,
screaming agony. French cheers
echoed from nearby windows.
A grrat Allied task foree was
dispatched
hy Gen, flniar N,
Investment
Hrndlry. It was spearheaded by a
F rm rh armored division so ihrt
Fienebmen could have the honor
Comstock
Established
lando
Id years
RethUnce
in Or
office—Mlb
Conway Rd.
t f L. 6 8 C 5
with only four and a half months
remaining In their term of offlre
It will he Impossible to ronnldcr
any additional reports to determine
what approach to the problem
should ho mails.
"We further do not tielleve that
tho Road Hoard should enter Into
any agreements of any nature or
kind in connection with this pro
poned turnpike project that wpjlid
bind our silrrcksnr Hood Hoard
during the short remaining time
fn nfrlre," the letter concluded. K
was recoin mended thal the turn
pike project ho examined care
fully by the next road htinrd.
‘
today," said one soldier, “ Is an
exh<bltlnnlnt."
Ah, Paris, Paris! No one whmissed her on the day she drank
the wine r f free lorn ever knew
Paris at her peak.
AT A tIAU11 context on tire f lentil
Riviera, Mile. Nina Sorba, salari
ed “Queen of Nice," paradox for s
crowd of enthusiastic admirer*
■bit Information from Llootaoant
Commander F. £. Cultum, NAAS,
PiAHrf Wo i Vi (O ff leaf, wfeo I t the
resident officer fn charge of eon*
struct ion for this project.
Rememherl Rnmora spread fait,
lion't to' a party In helping them
eoread- If von don't know the
facta, you don't know the whole
atorylt
Chief Fred A. Cobb returned F>
duty yesterday from Jacksonville
■■nt e-' i r re-—»• — r.fn -vf-tD the N a
val Huspilab He says he 1* feel
in,
..- V r - r j r r v - f t - i ^ r p T U■
be frek in "Satifodf; T.TiUTT,otib la
attached to the S fju iity Depart
ment of NAAS.
Storekeeper scrund class Harry
I,. Smith left the elation yester
day for the west cnast where he
will receive further aailgnment.
While nteiard NA'AS, he was a t
tache) tu the Supply Department.
Good link, Harry, and here'* hupIne von have smooth sailing.
The Station Softball Team la
scheduled to play its second gam?
of ntny-off competition tonight at
IWHt o'clock, diamond No. 1, Expoaition Park, Orlando. The playI*»fs me for the On** "H" OrlaTido
City Title and a team must lose
two games before It la eliminated.
The 'talion team won their flrat
ame mu! will -tie out tonight to
een 'hele winning streak going.
Let's all turn nut and give them
our support.
Have you seen the latest addi
tion to the Sanford Herald? ItV-
f
Around” with Dottlo. It is written
by thy wife of ■ navy m an and I
think It'a really a good column.
He sure to read It tl la Friday in
the Sanfrrd Herald. Incidentally,
Dottle'* 1-st name la Anthony!)
Petroleum products are known
to have been uaed since Neolithic
tints when bitumen wa* used to
cement part* of tools.
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CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD
T E L E P H O N E S 1B0 a n d 1071
Room 401 Saaford Atlamic National Hank Rnlldiny
LICK THE AGONY
OF M IN O R##?
wm&Dom
SUFFER LONGER!
Sfe.llrzlti] I,yen bo -ro t over
come* U»# dielreM of minor ekla
Irrltiilonc ». well s* t'tkklv
Ileal a Itieaer H*«h The first
aJiDllcsMnn will bring refreshIna relief In lire,I ior* feel.
Irorlor* and huapllala ha** need
Ljes bo rnl ■acctaefallt far over
» rears. Stone* hark If aot
remtUelely satlifled. For sal*
SAVINGS IN COST
BOYD-WALLACE
Yea! Dividend* from ir.% I n 2 ^ paid «n your
Fire and Wlmt dorm Iiwurnnct
Phono 101
112 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida
HUR R Y ! H U R R Y ! S A L E E N D S S E P T
f 1re $fo n «
of liberating their own capital
Hut the Gallic tanks lumbered
slowly. Every few hundred yarilr
they slopped to he garlanded with
flowers, nnd the tankmen crawled
out to get a kiss and a bottle of
wine from the suburban Charinalnes.
Finally, the French general wa.*
bluntly told to fight Ids way mi
into the city or the American
Foiiith Infantry Division would
march In nlirad of him. That got
him moving. On the morning of
Aug. l!fi the Frenrh tanks and
A mi l lean doughboys
engulfed
Paris like a resistless tide.
German
resistance crumbled
(Illicitly, hill the rity was loud with
singing bullets. Every Frenchman
seemed In have seized his grand
father's horse pistol nr rifle nnJ
begun firing It wildly at rverynue
he suspected, including prr.bahlv
li in landlord. Mortar chips fell
llirougliout the rity, nnd no place
was safe.
A line of sweating German mi*,
oners was marched through H
taunting mob, and one Frenchman
stepped up and smashed a Ger
man In the mouth and called him
"PigI". The blood ran from the
German's mouth, nnd I will never
forget the hate nod fear in his
eyes. A disciplined soldier alway.i
hates and fears a mob.
Oh, hut then nil Paris erupted
with joy. The patriots and sits
pected rnllahoratlnniats stilt fired
at enrh other from the rooftops,
hill nn the streets the crowds
danced . . . nnd there was chantpagne . . . and flowers . . . nnd
Hurra ivctywheio.
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t« the bond Issue.Among the prominent cltlisns
who sought the passage of the
M'tmilrHps
pi opus nl was the late H. M. I’apa jitrnpnsed
opr
PWA expenditure of »oith. a lug tnxpayer, upon whom
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O-W, The 1127.000
to contain -17 beds and Include estate levy necessitated by the
three floors.
bond Issue would have fallen.
An extensive campaign was con
BUFFALO, N. Y. UK-John Fov
In an interview printed In the
•«r Dulles today rapped American ducted for several months prior Herald Mr. Papwortn m*i I. "If we
'orelpn policy a* ,,»ulcldal" and to the election. Political and civic do no* *vYr advantage of this o p
•*ropo»ed a plan to dltm leentir leaders, the f h n m h rr of Commrrre portunity, there Is no tc lf tt; •* hen
"the empire nf Soviet f’nmmn ami the Ministerial Association we ■.*. ha.v another chance to
waged a strenuous mm put git to Imild n hospital.
nlsm" from wllhln
The Tfepuhllenn iiirelgn policy get out n hi if vote, hut on election
"In the mrantlnie many of our
I,'117 rltis.cn* showed tip at people will In- totnpellrd to ill*
adviser delivered his sharp attack day
I he polls, 52 short of the reipiiriii witmuit pioper hospital facilities
In an address prepared (or deliv
nt a lime when they are sick oi
ery before the American Political 1,300.
From the volet actually cart
injured
and may as a consequence
cience Association
sentiment seemed overwhelmingly
He called upon the United Sla'r.t favorable to the hosu.ml, the vole lose their live* when they might
nine been saved."
•n pay mm - -Mention to the pen being 1,078 to 200. Only two pretin Sr pi. 1.1, lUHS the Hernld
pies and problems of Asia. Africa idnels m iht county, tivledo and said etliicttally on the suliject cl
and Soul, America and In ahandnn Altaiiumte Springs, Isilh in I he llie Hospital, A growing commun
as a failure its program of "con southern portion with easy access
to hospital facilities m Orlando, ity can no m--ir i l-rate a hospital
lalnlnR" toiiiiounism
designed for a -,j«rter nf a cen
"The etti|ii>.* of Soviet l.ommu reported a majoiity in opposition tin v ago than it could he satisfied
nlsm can he disintegrated from
with Hie sand roads and the horse
within,” Dulles said, adding:
operation."
liouglir which once predominated
"Already II is nvrr extended
Dullrs, who cnnfcrrrd wllh Urn loroiighntii tins area."
covering 800 million people of who I Dwight D. Elsenhower in New
Ho Sent. 20 the Herald said
were recently lit different lode York City Tuesday said alterward again, "We rrniember one time,
pendent nations The slrurturr presidential candidate agrees that not so long ago either, following
could be cracked by passive re that he believed tor llepubtiean a serious aiitnmoldle accident on
slstance, slowdowns and non-cn the keystone of It. S policy should the Orlando Highway when the
operation.
be refusal In rrrognl/e lliissla's victims lay on the floor In the
"Thai would happen If our n.i hold nn trrrllory acrpilred by ag hall at the Kernald Laughton In
tlon would today exert the same gresslnn
I danger of bleeding to death while
type of Influence In Ihe wnrld that
Elsenhower,
addressing
the Hie one operating room was being
we exerted during the firnt cen American Legion’s national con used for another case. Such con
|tu r y of the republic At that tlm r venlinn tin Monday, declared
ditinn* cannot he allowed to con
we ayntbollied freedom, and we | "We con never rest and wc must tinue.
gave moral and sami tlmes mate so Inform all the world, Including
"Because many people do not
rial support lo those eltrwhere who the Kremlin, Hint until the en actually see them tilings, they do
sought liberty "
slaved nations of the world have not irnlizr the urgency of the
Tne only alternative way to step In the fullness of fi redout the right problem. Hot the situation is of
Soviet Communism, he said, was to choose thrlr own path, that then such seiiou.snesi that something
by n "frlghlful head on collision " and only then can we say that ha* got to lie done. The people
Dulles did mil spell nut details there Is a possible way of living should investigate for themselvrs,
of how to bring about "passive peacefully and permanently with Then we are sure they will vote
resistance, slowdowns and non-co- Communism In Ihc world."
for Hie new hospital.”
Others who rame out for tne
hospital in the columns of the
Herald were Arthur Ynwell, who
snid that lie favored any measure
which, as this one, would lead to
the betterment of the community,
and W. K. Kirehhoff who declared
that the county hnd outgrown the
Kernald Laughton Hospital.
The hospital association formed
a committee, headed by C\ K. Hawson, wllh the specific purpose of
gelling out the vote, and the cam
paign was iiaeked by the Chamber
of ( m u m rirr nml by the Jayeers,
who appointed a commit tee ol
Will He (/lotted All liny
their own to hark the hospital con
sisting of Andrew Carraway, John
Hnliirday nml Monday
Ivey, and M I.. Itahorn.
1* W Lawton, president of the
Aug. .‘KMh
Hepl. Iat
hospital ns inflation, pointed out In
an addre,s on the sullied, Mini
the "pteseul hospital building was
constructed ns a dwelling anil is
not attniigcd so as lo he conven
ient for doctors and nurses to >'nif
for their patients In the most rffl
rlrnt manner possible."
Mr. Lawton added Hint "It Is
Hot likely Hint there will again he
an opportunity to construct a ho,
pilal here under sueli favorable
circumstances."
Typical of tho opposition to th#
project was evidenced by a lettei
in the Herald forum from J. J
Foreign Policy Of
U. S. Described As
Suicidal By Dulles
NOTICE
THE FOLLOWING RETAIL
guardlnit, and ■••III possiblv 'b I
TT1' 1 t N p n n p u r i M L U
(German CM Pensi velop
a cal sp I 'n H u g frlertiL-ihip , vtrdiir.da. ,og 27. I * . { P a g e *
r i n f’htliHeu Feitera
.
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Letter To San l ord tionTheis Sava rhll-l seiviee orgnmrnlion
.
.....................
,
, ... i-iral a r m s
Hie United Hlatel,
nation t! h"i. O'.........*
"" nm| m w n,' depleted legion* ul
6th Grade Sponsor with
Fighth Avenue. 7
Vork ( .itv Austria, Finland. Fiance, Western
Cat** who declared, "I 'have re- struction of the hospital should i
sided in Sanford for a good many under no circumstances be delay-1
years and no one wants to .... it ed."
grow any more thnn I do, hut
Some time was consumed In ne
which will make it grow unite, a gotiations with the WPA as to
new hospital or lower taxes V
airangenicnts for construction and
Mr. Cates also denounced the for the remainder of the necessary
county hospital as a mean* of sum which the federal government
Vera Drnene, It yeat old Her
taking local medical facilities out was to put up and hv the iuminrr
of the hands of competent busi of | tMI wol'd condition, had man girl, sponsoted nt n cost of
$l*(l by the Sixth tirade of the
nessmen and nutting Ho
.»■ "tinmtr.-1 tin
WU ll,lrffni.il). Sanford Craimnar .School through
It was then hoped that a«*i»- the Save The t'hlldiei* Foundation, |
hands of politician*.
fhln hospital, a.fci‘t“ Wn*-,7St.m-l tnnrr emitu hr- bej* from the ic- ha* written to Hie children of the
by architect Elton
Mnitghtnn, vivrd PW.\ whirli wn* undertaking class in npi-ri’cialioit fm what tin \
would have rontainrd alx ward* defense projects throughout the have done for her, l.iiclle Camp
and 17 beds. It would have been nation, toil a slioiig sentiment wa» hell, teacher at the Uinmmui
three floors high, nf concrete nml growing in the county In favor of School, s«h| today.
brick construction, 51 feet long voting bonds to i over tbe entire
The funds donated hy the child
*"ni leinilred for the construction icn have hern used lit send a com
and 10 feet wide.
|
of
the
hospital,
thus
putting
the
pletr
outfit of clothing, shoes, amt
The definite location was never
in a position lo construct supplementary ration* of food, <u
set but the generally arcepii-d idea | .....
was that it should he on Mellon i the hospital icgaidles* of the out addilionnl Nothing depending upon
ville Avenue between Fli*i an I i one of negotiation* with Ih-- tier individual needs foi the com
ing >en i
Second Streets, The corridor, wen WPA and the PWA
The specification* foi the box
Vein's lettei w n * In English,
to be finished In rublwr ami ilic
nital
had
al«o
beeii
changed
in
line
"very good l'.ngllsh", Mi*s I’amp
whole building would, of 1*un *e,
|
v
tth
lisll.g
coiHtruction
costs
and
hell
said. II-i teachers have writ
have been fireproof,
A PWA proj-u'l, the const met mn I flan* row railed foi dll tied* rather tell that "s h e is ciillRt-icntiim*
would have I-«n rnntracti-l for I than IT When it began to seem, about h n wmk in school, mil
accord.ug lo County Attorney F i standing fo> her friendly help
with private bullitrii and tm WPA nest ll 'sholder, tiinl federal as fu ln ess, well llk<‘d l>V everyone
labor would havo been Involved.
sistance was not forthcoming, it end n good Irhder."
Despite the unfavorable outcome was di
miss i amphrll added that fin
"d to hold nn election on
of the election, a n l hellevlng pub Atlg. I* .HU to give the people a made by the children (tom last
nlnv '**’ •* •Vvnlni tn
He npinlon lo be overwhelming in rhaoee ’o ree'onmeml n irferrnfavnr of a county hospital, civic ilum m n new lioiul issue of Vera and that a birthday pack
aga ll being tnadr up lot to i
leaders did not lose hope and turn UMUitn.
,iw'.*\ winch IS Nov 'JK
Tt,e Aug. 1*1 election did not te
sd tn the possibilities of It * eonVela lives In Ahreiltdllirg, tier
quire that 50 prreenl of the free
struction as a WPA project
Another election was held on holder* should vote, and they did many, and was seleded a* a ease
Nov, 8, IMS ami this time vnh*rji not. However, the electl-m carried of special nerd hv tvelfaie ngen
turned up at th t poll* in atiffMont I I in favor of the hospital so fat l r'e* eoopetaling with the Save
numbers and an Issue of ITo.non n* those who did vote weie con The Children Federation In F.u
was sanctioned by a vote of I,.'l:l2 cerned, The rrliuit* were dll* 171 lope
M n F lo fiiie n it,son, dii c-1-o
out of n total freeholilei popoln
to 23L
nt ovei-.i'n* *• onsorship- for *'
Of the victory the Herald ml, Hon of over .1,000
Prim to the eteitloo evert effoit Fedeii'lb’ii. I i wtHten W- lo p"
"It Is difficult to Imsglne it piiidn
project mors likely to enl-w mi bud again been made to gel I ho loo will fin 1 this iitnh itkkIng ->
source -it leal pleasure nn-l that
approval than a P"*pii« people lo the poll, lli-iald i ditto
for the sick and Injured in n i"on mis. l>r C I, 1‘rtik. t ' P ll<o ndon, von will i-riespnnd -I eetlv with
ly which needs a new hospital a* Fdwmd lliggin*. in <: s Heliuan,. the e 111hi -I with the pairnl m
Mi- Manuel .Im olnon and Mi *. J.
badly as Seminole.
"A hospital Is something (mm W Ihtidel and othet local eill/ens had ovriwtu-lialnirly i.ippoited Hie
which everyone in the whole rmin olgl-il till' ell 1fells to vote III favor project iva* I'oimideieil a* a loan
ty will lienrfit. Even lho*i who of a lefi-remlom on Hu- bond i*- date foi the I'orimilssliin to call a
tfiink they are immune to hospital ■lie.
| leferen-lnin on the bond issue nlel
Count v
Atlornev
11oils holder idaiis wont foiwnrd to do tintreatment cannot deny thei will
he henefltted directly through the stated, "Federal nld Inc. failed and However, the iiTeieudiim wit*
tourists and new residents which If we want a hospital vvr a i r going evriilunllv rntleil off tiecunse ol
the wui with Japan and Herman*
to bate to build it out selves."
It will help bring here.
Although so few had voted in and the snliseipienl eronomlc ill,
"Having such wholchrattrd and
widespread support the actual con the election, the fact (It ist these locations
It help* rhti-'tm In
W E CAN
..advantage I
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WVCT?n*wnn!
m iWedneedey,
u v o nAug.
n uIT,uI H I
Ine Sanford Herald
f y l
.WfttcK The Glaciers!
i Hollowed laUnahro t a b s bo- f
Iran OR
" T J:
IfaaH—*4 Vraa
meat alto wa* Indicated b T W
ittefon.
The trouble with th e w eatherm an's predictions may be
to s t he does not know enough about glaciers. So. Dr. H ans
M M U M u IMS
, w M ir •*#*»* aet—der W. Ahlmann, the Swedish am bassador to Norway, who is
ia a e a r. ckrW M * t t i Set*
riM to la i *e i«r*ftar* M - a geographical expert as well as a diplomat, told the W ash
i u * New r«a2*
ington m eeting of the International Geographic Union.
Ml
Glaciers, he says, are the m ost sensitive clim ate therm om e
•**•#
UetaiM* tr, lit*, at Ike fm i Ofriee ters known. By m easuring th eir forwurd movements or their
.►
rierMa. a*e*^j|a
retreats, it is possible to tell w hether the clim ate is growing
f U»i|rtM M Marfk
colder or warm er.
tm U U I
BU
For the lost 100 yoars It has been growing warm er, a t
liar
QOHD4M DBAS
least
In ihti N orthern Hem isphere nmi since 1U00 the ten
l u l m a tlaaaaee
dency has quickened. The recession of the glaciers offers
anaacaiPTioM M T a «
u n i of the evidence. As fu rth e r proof, Arctic ports nro onen
u f Carrier
oaa Maalfc —
loni'er, and Scandinavian farm ers can operate much fa rth e r
nee
ilr w Maatka
N orth.
Ml Maatka —
•a# Yea*---This recognition of the Importance of glaciers as
AU akllaary h Hn *. *a*A* at guides to the climate explains why for two m onths eight
Ikaaka, **aalatt«aa aa* aattaaa af
aalartalaiarat far taa aariaaa at American scientists huve been struggling in southeastern
.alalaa raaCa, Will M rkaraaA la* Alaska to scale the (1,000-foot high Taku Glacier. It extends
•• r*«alar altirlM i* ratea.
to 700 square miles and moves south at the dazzling speed
Mearraaalre Nallaaallr By la•a* flrwiyaarr Raereaealatlraa of four feet a day. M inute exam ination uf the glacier Is ex
-a#., Mrw Vark. Cklajaa. DetreH, pected to reveul changes due to w eather conditions, and thiiH
Vltr aa* ai. Uigk
to obtain a history of clim ate alterations in the poBt. The
-r
Tkr Maraie U Stall rr al Ika effort to gain the top of Taku has a t lunt succeeded, and a
4 • • • r i a l .4
rk la aaMflae
eartaalrely ta (te a se h * aW- report is expected in the middle of September.
•atlaa al all Ike laral
~ u • f aawa
New Move In Russia
A muva uf ilils ni.lt would en
able Iran to earn Iwtween 30 and
40 million dollar* quickly by »*Hthe two million ton* of oil and
producta now -lured In Ahadsn's Inure ( Io n ite tank*.
liritaln In the pant h ai claimed
thin otoreti oil to lie AIOC prop
erty.
The Joint Anglo-American a p.
5f
K 5 S ? LondoP and Washlrngton on
‘ '
‘Iranian
nlan aftuat
the exploalvo
»(tuition.
Those talks were etld to hav# pro
duced a Anglo-American under-
Handing that Moi-adegh m utt bo
, imported In oftlce aa being the
beat available way of avoiding a
potalbl* Communist roup.
Popcorn pop* because It ha* a
■rd ratin
g which hold*
hard'
casing
mml* hack
•tram pre**ure which » null*
up when iht* corn i*
until
sn •xplotlon tAkci plACc.
SALE ENDS SATURDAY
O N E
6 R C U P
Miscellaneous Items
Including Children’s. Dr*»»e*, Ladle*’ Dresses.
Uniters, Shorts, (bids and End* . . • .
WBDNE8PAY, A1?G. 21, 1Sf«
TODAY’S HIRLK
i.
I
VRRSR
Rverv
mathematician
kaowthat even chance la under tear, It
la rompletaly impartial. A prayer
red eech morning and noon
offered
and night help*. It wa* a chance
that happened to u*.— I 8. fl:D.
She of her want did eaat In all
that ah* had.—Mark 12:44.
I lie Democratic war cry in ihii
campaign u apparently going to be
"Don’t Itt ’em take it away". When
you get med to five percenter*,
mink roai* end government hand
out*, it it pretty hard to get along
without them.
J4
Congratulation* to the people of
Longwood for voting to tpend
$1,500 of their own money in order
to lietp get the Sanlando Spring*
road comtructeri. That it progrettivitm at the grat, root* level. When
(he |w«(j|e are willing to ipend ionic
t of their own money to get toincthing done, it mutt he worth while.
The City Manning Board hai
wiiely tlioien H. Jamei Gut at it*
cliaiiman. A former mayor and for
many year* a member of the City
Commiiiion, there it no one mine
familiar with the need* of Sanford,
more devoted to it* welfare, than
Mi. Gut. We know he will do a
good job.
Tha hronte plaque erected by
the Arneriran Legion at the Sanford
Memorial Baicball Stadium look*
fiat from the tlrtel and give* new
meaning to this big municipal proj
ect which ha* meant to much to
like lo luggeil lo our City Father*
dial the word "WOMEN” over a
•mail door nearby in Idler* a foot
high io at to be plainly viiible horn
milt* around, ilrike* ut at vulgar
oitentalion. It it peihap* wiie lo
have iucIi tignt for lliotc who can
not aik, bul we don't liavr to iliout
it fioin the tooflopi.
Governor Wihen *(1111111 that he
“hai loaded the Slate payroll* with
the political follower* of (he at
torney general''. And it would nat
urally follow that if he ha* done
thii for the attorney general, he ha*
alio loaded it with hi* own follow
er!, and peihap* with thoie of other
friend* and lupportcri. And that
i* juil what we have been laying
all tha lime, and what other newtpaper* like the Orlando Sentinel
and the Tampa Tribune have been
laying. Governor Warren hat got
no butineu "loading" the date
payroll* with political henchmen of
any kind.
Col. McCormick of thr Chicago
Tribune doein't lika cither candi
date for tha preiidency, tugged* a
third party, a union of Southern
Democrat* and Northern Republican*, with tomeone like Taft a* their
nominee, ft ihould be called tha
"American Party", he tayi, "Thera
are »ome Democrat* who would
never vote for a Republican, and
tome Republican! who would never
yola for • Democrat". But Ameri
can* are gradually overcoming luch
and In# day b not too
Srajudicee
tr dbtant whan they will vote for
the bait man and the bait party
regardlcia of which it (a, and with
out tha. nacaailty of forming a third
ftartyr ____
Senator HolltnS U dbappoinlcd
over Governor Stevcnum'i itand on
the Hale*’ right* to tidaland oib.
The Democratic nominee for prep
ident recently dudoied, WUwing
A conference with Governor Shivere
that he aland* with Prep
•an on thb queatio* and
the federal •bvtmrnent
Tha Soviet educators have dune a strange thing. They
have restored Latin to tho high school curriculum , where it
has been m issing since the firs t years of the Communist
rule. A t th e sumo tim e new courses In Greek and I-atin
languages and civilizations have treen set up in the univer
sities.
This is strange, but not because the change is bnd. For
many years tho foundation of American high school educa
tion was Greek, Latin nnd m athem atics. As the em phasis on
these excluded o ther w orthy subjects, the pressure to In
troduce the la tte r gradually crowded Greek und Latin out.
The first step was to drop them as requirem ents for
udmission to college. T hut made It no longer necessary for
many high schools to teach them , anil they disappeared
from the course of study, Greek first and Latin later. Now
it is a rare high school th a t offers Instruction in either, and
the colleges th a t do so find few takers.
Yet there was m erit In m aking students leurn theso
un d en t languages which are deeply embedded In our own.
The direct contact with great literatures of tho past, which
comes from study of theso languages, has much value. The
wonder is th a t the ItuHsians are recognizing this. For yours Schools In Oviedo
they have Insisted th a t nothing was Im portant except Karl |
Will Open Tuesday
Marx, and have tailored th eir educational system accord
ingly. Now they are beginning to see the light.
Ily MAIIIAN JONKH
Men
Aguinst The Storm
Thu forces of man ar« terrifying to other men. His
bombB und flares of war, his hlustlng steam und screaming
wheels of imluntry shake tho earth with artificial thunder.
G reat are ills wonders. Yot m an's w orst fades Into childish
muddllngs when naturu waves her fury In a Imrst of
strength. She waved It In tho typhoon which swirled across
Korcu to tho Heu of Japan a few days ago.
Stilled were the horrible blasts of artillery and wldno
of m ortar shells. Hogged due)) in muddy lumling strips were
tho m ighty winged m onsters of modern mini's assembly
lilies. Puny Indeed wero the ferocious works of the sons of
Adam hiding in their shelters try in g to escape the storm.
Perhaps N ature was only playing, try in g to remind
little men th a t they nro still men a fte r all, That is w hat
th ese creatures ure, m ere men w ith ensiiy crushed bodies
and feeble muscles. B eating them Into hum ility were nil th e
forces of ull tho gods themselves. Men are strong, hut Nutu re Is still tho stronger.
Adventists Form
Church School For
Elementary Class
The Hanford Klrmentary Church
Hchuul was officially furim-d S atur
day night a t n meeting uf tnemh*ra end friend* of the Hrventh
Day Adventist Church at the home
of K. K. Meriting, elder.
Tha derlilon to conduct u sixgrada elementary church arhool
wa* reached afte r much itudy had
been given to the need* of chil
dren In the community nnd church
to hava private arhool facilities
whereby Fllble Instruction can l>«
Included In the curriculum of
teaching tho 0 K’*.
Initial registration wa* started
yesterday morning and will I*
continued all of this week at the
Manalng home on We*t Flrat
Street. Although tha school la b r
ing operated principally for chil
dren of the church member*, hoy*
and girl* of the flrat to sixth
grad** will ba considered upon
recommendation. Initrurtlun will
begin Tue*day, Hcpt. 2,
Mr*. Margaret Mrn*lng, wife of
tha minister and an experienced
teacher, will tutor the children
hi* year. Temporary quartara are
tur mad* available, and plane
t r * being made to i*«ur« a suit
able location In or near the City.
Member* of the church *
On* group of
and Panties .
DRESSES
Specially priced at
One Group
One group of fast
color cotton* In site*
12 through G2—
2 ™
lln Jr., who taught In the school *sur Mikler is also atlilctle dir
several year* ago, is back a* ector. Mr*. Illunrhe Purlin anil
homeroom teacher for the tentn Mr*. Arthur Cartlrdge will still
grade ami ax typing, shorthand serve nx lunclfruom supervisor*.
Professor Teague Imx not an
and bookkeeping teacher.
OVIEDO, (8 it e c l a t ) — The
Other* listed ure; iiunuly, Mrs. nounced a fifth gn.de teacher ■>
Oviedo .School will officially open
yet liut hopes to do so shin lie.
on Tuesday Sept. 2, the day fol Naomi Simpson, first grade; Mis ,
Dorothy
lllce,
second
grade;
Mrs.
lowing Labor Day, Professor Wal
Although court jester* in the
ter A. Teague, principal, ha* a n Walter Teague, third prude; Mrs.
nounced. A full day of school will Florence Windham, sixth grade; Middle Age* often were melitnl
lie held on that day. On Thursday, Miss Lois lluddell, seventh grade; defectives, in Inter times they
Aug. 28, all children will register. Mrs. J. N. Thompson, ninth grade; sometimes were nutxtnnding men
School buiee will operate th a t day and Professor Paul Mlklrr, ele who rote to important posillonx.
bringing the student* to and from
achool. There will be only a cou
ple hour* work for th a t day.
Monday of last weak all teach
er* reported for duty. There will
ha no Home Economics this year.
Tha school lost soma good teach
er* In Mr*. H art, Mrs. Hulllvart,
Mrs. A rthur Metcalf and Profea
sor Hickson. This year they havn
Mil! EAST FIRBT HTKFKT
gained Professor L. L. Lowary aa
teacher and homeroom teacher
l'H O N E 78
for the a l g h # grade. HI* wife,
Mrs. Lowery, will act aa secretary
for tha arhool, replacing Mlaa
JAMES »i. GUI
II. JAMKH GUT
Hetty* Aulln, who resigned to be
A su e ,
married. Mrs, Lillian wheeler 1*
replacing Mrs. H art aa fourth
I/3
Values to is.ilfl. The**
ure wonderful buys)
Picked from regular
stock including Knbro
of Houston und Mis*
I’laza . . .
trlbutlon* being made by public
schools," he declared, "but a* a
(*)ir int in n denomination we feel
Unit our piiriio«e* are nerved belter
by maintaining ii decidedly Christinu eiiviioniiient for our children
during their fornmtlvr years."
98c
Men’s Straws
One Oroup 9 *
All nth*r ,mU | / 3 o f f
ll'*W
G e n e r a l I n s u r a n t :c
Ladies* Hals
Entire Lot
Men’s Dress
PANTS
Nylon Hose
II. JAMES OUT AGENCY
OFF
* 2 .0 0
4 -9 8
Poll fashioned,
16 denier.
M gunge,
59c
Hathinx Suits
One (iroup
rath* teacher. Mr*, 'ihcodor* Ali venth and twelfth grade*. Profesgn
Uratsieres
1/3 Off
Shortie
P a ja m a s
Cotton P I I * * e,
B a tiste
and
Kayon . . .
2 .H «
ii. E. PURCELL CD.
11OW M t First s tre e t
Sanford, Florida
fa r
#VoIlK
^ \\ev e siiAsigns ?
SEE '
FIRST FEDERAL
FIRST
FIRST FEDERAL
S AV IN G S
and Loan Association
19k Current Dividend
FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS A LQ^N
ASSOCIATION
111 Waal Flrat Street
nro u lot of signs to guide you
to the beat buy in outomobilea.
hbnr
racognlaea the con-
t S I D CAR
BARGAIN
1M1 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN
Looks New, Low Mileage,
Radio, Locally Owned
$ltftoo
T
Popularity is k good aign.
It miiona t h a n lot o! people huve tried
a ear and found it good. So it’s importunt
to know that Buick if to d a y - and has
been sinoe JJB8 - the moat populur oar
ouUidethe'^kw-priofd three.”
v .
Room, comfoft, power, ride are good
>iftM* ’
So it’i Important to know that you can
pay' hundreds of dollars more and not
luait the room nnd comfort you get in u
Buick
” , f‘ SDpkcial .
N o r, ut the price, cun you m atch its
power. And only Buick givea yuu u real
million dollar ride.
Do that-und look at the dollurs on the
price tng-and wc know what you’ll find
uutt
If you cun afford a new car, you can own
a Buick-and boy, what.fun that will bet
V.i/Mipmtni, sectuoriti, trim sml modrh mt mbjrct lo
tbtngt uiiboul nolift.
Doesn't all this give you a
Doesn't it suggest that you ought to try
out a B u ic k -s a m p le its F ireb all N
Engine-fipd out how it takes you over
the road —feel the sure control thut is
yours on curves-discovcr its "big t a r ”
room and smoothnessP
T R I M S M id T R A D E B
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Joint Dinner Meet
T IIF HANFORD IIEHALD
McCall. Mr*. Ray Herron. Mrs.,
f.owi M Oiler. Mi . t’ov William.'. Wrrht^fdsv, \ug. ‘J7, 1952 Pag# S
Mis, V. 1„ Hmltli, Mr*. Harold,
Ur VIVIAN BROWN
Appleby, Mr*, .1. H. l.eochelt, Mra.1
Tile Sanljin.lo Spring* laning.'
The Deneadabli Class (>f the rhuinlon and Dr. S. T. \'rtiin uf
was the scene of a joint meeting I A*1 Newafeatures
First
Methodist Church honored Albiiipieripie, N' M
PHONE 148
of the Sanford Pilot Club with j Are you n Rood dancer? If not, Mrs. W S. Thotntoli, former
OI'TOSIETHIST
nirmbers of the Orlando club and , can you follow your partner in teacher, recently at lier home on
Wolves kill ulauit ,r> per cent of
EYES
EXAM INED
the Winter Park Club last night rhvthnilc fashion?
Wes? First Hrieet with a surprise
with Sits. J. C. Mitchell and Miss
v nnadinn enribnu heitl* each year,
If the nnswer* to both question* birthday dinnei
CLASSES
P IT IE D
l.iln Woodard serving ns hostesses are "no'', perhaps there I* time
The diliing table was centered 1 vriys the Nattonnl Oetigriiplde Ho11A South Palm etto A vrntl#
Following n delicious chicken to take daneing lesson* before' with a I s HlilifnllV di-eoriil'-l MrtP
>le t v.
dinner served In the (lining room full parties get underway.
day cake. During the evening the j
of the lounge, the group enjoyed
WEDNESDAY
You
don't
want
to
miss
impor
OVIEDO, (Hpiclnl)— Two of
Mr. and Mrx. Lyman I’hillip* group singing led by Mr*. Evan- tant dances because you can't' honor guest was pte-cuted with a
Midweek Prayer Servlet* ut O n tral Baptist Church ni sum p.m. th r (upstanding parties of tho havo moved their residence from McCoy with neeordlon uecompnt i dance. So brush lip your party gift from the class
Sunbeam* will idso meet m this »c*xoti were given recently b y ! Elm Avenue to 2002 Iroqiwl* Ave- ment by Miss Johnnye Melntyie, iminnri* and dancing slipper* foe) Tho-e enjoying the evening with]
Mrs. Thornton were Mrs Nutuy
tlme.
V<>.
I'O lT V tii: CHEESE ON IIIUKTS o l I . E T T I T E noted musician o f Orlando and o tin- full social reason.
several members of the yOUhirer
T iirit.'ii \ y
member o f the Orlando Pilot C lu b
Most young men choose Itnppc III ink, Mrs. .1. A Wright, Mt- H ,
65d
l,KKK ~ ,|1>I ~ CHEESE S L U E
TDMATOCub ScouVpiiclT mtVtii, - -t ill i,» ’ ' t! nnnt.*ly. Misses Ann Leinhart,
A
Murphy,
Mis.
,\
F.
.Murphy,'
Mias Mnrty Stemper I* »(uuidltijr
Those enjoying the parly W e re . looking, self - confident dancing
t l l ’ t l i r E I I E D ECU — PICKLES
S t l U N I'S
held at <1:80 p. m. m McKinley Miirlhu .lend Hunly, Shirley a few day* with her aunt
Ml«s McIntyre, Mis* Jessie llvdei. paltrier*, snys Ren Cutler, society' M iss Louise Sipple, Ml *. E I.
Hall. A picnic supper will In, .Tones ami Kuy Estes. The homo V. Silnecipher, a t New Smyrna Mils Bliinheth Overstreet, and kind leader. He advise* that you Price, Mrs. I'lnrenet W a l l i s Mi.,.
TOMORROW'S SELECTION OF PIES
■erred buffet atyle,
of Miss Leinhart s parents on Beach.
Mi*. Sarah (!. Hughes of O r la n d o ; look into rested, eager anil huppy J. M. i.cnnurtl, M rs dolm Hcluriird
_ r HIIIA 1
Lake Charm Drive was the seem*
Miss Ruth Parker, Misa Mary on tin- dance floer, If you want to' Jr.. Mis. v 1. Ilnliiei, Mi* II. It. !
WIT E. HI I’FHEI!RV AND STR.WVUFRRt I'AHFAIT
Sharing Besilnn of Vacation .I( imich festivity oil Ihes*) two i Mr. and Mr*. Kayinontl Kadei Cox, Ml»» W e y.iMinterinan, Jrs-ie keen your dunce enrd filled. And
ii .St * * I* ■■a1_ ... 1■,it. . 1Owk<3* .. . *t,.kkk * ■. A
rk w . r L m ! ,* l',*1
•avasloiis. The yuests enjoyed and children ami Mr' and Mrs. S. Neal Toole mid Hue Martin o f don't think a hoy Invites you to a
t ' " urc‘l w
''chi at • I*’ mime, nii.I dancing after which J. Davis are ejiendiriir n week at Winter Paik: Mi>. Nancy llrock, dance expecting you to *lt ci ... even though your rude friend 11
Mr*. M. L. Rnbnrii, Mr*. It t fortahlv in a collier nil evening crossed off your date list.
. c .
,
, the -nsiessp* served sandwiches, New Smyrna Beach.
W M C ItE K N
O iE N C Y
Maxwell, Sir*. Frank MncNedl, Hayo Cutler:
Even if he is tlie most popular
m ! ? !u
“i ,l c cookies, candy and cokes.
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held at the First Methodist chinch
>c. ’
, . . . '. .
Mr*. M C Stone, Mr*. H ull
"On
The
Corner
Itv
Ihe t lock"
lo
ry
ill
school,
you
haven't
lost
“
If
you
aie
asked
to
u
dunce,
from 0:00 to 11:00 a m .
.
''J* included 3Misses i Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Coopor plan Scott, Mr*. H E rhnpmnn. MrShirley , to return toinorrtiw to Saniortl Mitchell, Mrs. lieorge A. Stine, the young man expect* you to anything by -bowing him the door
TL’KSDA*.
Ann ' lersnn, Kay Estes, S
Aftoi all. If you're Invited There are always nice boy- mst
The Daughters of Wesley S un Tones. Mnrtliu Jeon Hardy, Joan after spending smile lime at Mats Mr*. M II Smith, Mrs. McCoy. dance.
to a bench picnic you expert to around (tie corner And if you
day School Class ol the First Itrown, Cornelia Wrltrium, Leona Hill, N. C.
Mrs. Cnrolvn Caller, Mrs. Juel go -wlminlllg. Whether you are at don't meet them today, perhaps
Methodist Church will fUfH*t Ht Hurt all of Oviedo: and Miss J u a
S. Field, Mrs. Verne C. Mes-cn a coming-out party at the Waldorf you will
toinoitow.
Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Leinhart
McKinley Hall at T:.'iu pm . V nita Harlow, of Winlet Park. Al
Al Hunt, .,Mr*.
W E | nr a senior ptom in u small town,
,' r ' Mr*.
!'[ ’ v , Al
Urni1«IiI,M
market basket sale will tie held. so Hob Ward. Donald Hardy, Ted have returned from Tampa where f1
nulleyhiail. and Ml** L
1 VMU nr(. expected to gllile around
Hostesses will he Mrs. O. It. Et- (ilasmii e, Jim and Freddie Whea they were called by the death of
i'/
( V the floor with your escort.”
trldgo, Mr*. M. j,. Wright. Mr* J. ton, Warren MrCnll, I, n r r y Mr, Leinhart'* brother - in ■ law, Miss Kav Bryan
nfrr u*.oer!i«s
'Vayrross, (in
,
*
,
,
. ,
A young gill needn’t have mnstHarvey Joe Sleytati, Clark Harvev.
E. Courier, Mrs. C. F. Ihannno, French,
The guests w>ie Welcomed ■■
the rhuiuhn, sHtnlia or tango
Mr*. Jojtnph T«*rlii|i uml Mr*, I*o#- Johnnie Jones and Fitinkle tiore,
Mr*, l rock, president of t
h
f
„ |,U with her date. H__
—
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tie Went.
i prolmhlv will nut know intricate
Mr. and Mr*, it. F. Robison and fonl club anil 1nlere*ting f I
„ |llu,r. A* long a . you can
son Ronnie have returned to their of their trip to Mai k nnc I* ■ I.
The Unity “Truth" (’lo-s will
« \ I M T I I iN
Ami
^ ^
h,..U
hftppy. t l l t |er
meet at the Vnlilez Hold ut 7 |ft
Tibetans often believe they nr* summer home in Warwick, 11. I. Mich to ailtnd the Pilot, lnte. J
s
i:
i
.i
:»
n
:
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s
h
outs
p.m. The subject will he taken di>Mt admits of monkeys, the chil after a visit in the White Moun
empbosiies these points, goial to
from the book "The ,S ermon on tin dren o f a (Inti who fed them sacred tain* of New Hampshire. Mrs. Ro Mrs Mil, hell nod Mis* Jessie lb
i ememher.
A gift was piescnled to Mi
Mount" by Emmett Fox.
grain until they turned into men. bison and Ronnie plan to return del.
I. lie feminine when you dance
to tlii'ir home ill Hanford on Lnhor Holley h, nil who plans t o -leave
Day, wldle Mr. Koiiison expects to soon with her husband to mnki No niiittei how -tiung minded you
are in ut her aspects of life, don't
leave for a business tiip to points |,t i borne in Tampa
attempt In lead the hoy, evil, if
in the North and Midwest.
* ”
1 vou ale n better dancer thnii he is.
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A
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P h a n s K it
Mirhnelmns- m l Ht. Swllhin -j ||,. lovely l,ut not ronsplcuMr. and Mrs. James Blankenship Dny, two-lonir lunch period and uisly differeul from Ihe other
and Mr. uml .Mrs. (J. K. Whitcomb say othoi -pi.Mi privileges vm, gills ,,t tin, lUnru. Your dress
ol lleardnll Avenue liuvo had as can think of
should be lit keeping with your
their guests Ml*» Elinoi I.eFevre
Tell him voil'r# «di on i minding*. .Someone who weuit.
and Ruddy Du Hot* of Atlanta, lugHet„ frank
start f„t prnclleiilly not lung a simples* evening dress to a
(la., and Mr. ami Mr*. IL I*. Wil
say, |7fi a week
particular!
spoils dance at n cluii might look
liam* of Hamilton, O. Mr*. Plunk
little ,„|d. On the other hand
enshlp accompanied her daughter, ii n your slmithnnd is weak uni
S
h
i
r
t
s
All Children —
Ml** LoFevre, to Atlnntn for a you're Interested In gaining rxp'' a simple sports dies- at n formal
short visit. Mis* I.eFevre i* ail rlenee, provided he will give v*m dunce is mil la good taste Dresso*
an on|iortunitv to look nromid and tiiat are too low cut or to,, form
artist at Rich's In Atlanta.
I decide vvhut really interest* v < titling get scathing criticism from
Make certain vou will he id rtie male who doesn't i-n),,v diiiiciny
T h is P ro u rn m Only
lowed to do “creative work." 1 vitli a gill who iilliacl" o n lin e *
tried to find out whnt "errn? ■• - h i y leers
W o r k " i* I,eeause the young petmh
l tvei - viva, piil-rn x* I* w m -e
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llllk 111,out it sllell n lot anil tin M so being Ihe m„u*ey Ivpc You
. ..
needn't lie *,, anim ated whet, you
llv C Y N iillA I.OWHY
, IteSI l ,'H ill,I , 11 vi e* or w n s i , , „
AP Nrwsfratijrra Writer
^ was ifii v woo K which involved linn m e dancing th at you convey
"•JAMi
H U M A O V it:l u i-; p j.i v t ..
dancing
i non or work ill who I, , vcrvlhlng by gestu re
The time come* when lliuirsaiul* j »r no sup
— -M illie llo- - h o i i.) M u , o r ,
tinr
t
n
jd
n
y
e
e
c
o
u
ld
m
a
k
e
tils
o
'
o
chick
to
luck
or
nestling
you?
of young men and women, aftei
’—'■xur*' - y
-•
le a d on your p a rtn e r's ■hold,lei piece d r e s s ........... !« ,iy vvoi-tc 1
\I
N 1*1,1 4
I il I I tHHI
s t»lll I *
taking
ag a film] suiainer vacation, I u l e r . i
Social A n d Personal Activities
Social
Calendar
Oviedo Younger Set
Honored At Parties
TEEN TALK
Mrs. W. S. Thornton
Honored At Dinner
DU. C. L. PERSONS
Personals
SUMMER SALAD SPECIALS
I^ D u m H lA t & V n i l d S M i
LAST TIMES TONKillT
THURSDAY vSk FRIDAY:
RELAX IN “COOL” COMFORT!
'**it u’^/s.vV.y
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H
25c
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K8SP
tomorrow!
Job Seekers Have i
Holden Opportunity
K i n g o f t w i n -h i t s h o w s :
T
■ v
K ent
*• MV ivff.iv
a re nliout to descend, tanned and
F i'e l fre e |o n ffe t sorin' sllgg- brimm ing w ith health. Into I lint lio n * fu r u n is ov In p th e busim
vast arena called the employment even on ih e f ir s t in te r v ie w , no 1
m arket.
let th e e m id o v c r know th at i f V1,1’
Almost to a m an and ii woman elect to stftv in ?lo> pu-ltlon ........
they will lie seeking position* — p erio d , vou , Xpert ra p id a d va n ce
ns opposed to Jotis — and time* merit and , o iu m e iisu rn te salil? ?
couldn’t lie more propitious. One In crea se *.
un derstands th at th e country is
Test, . lie iniiployei ’* i1Hirer
i , tx11?v
enjoying iHioin-like prosp erity and
If you lire II girl, ill
th a t in many fields the demand of s p i n 1 D vou aro a gill, j 1
for employees fu r exceeds the in a corklinl dress, wear «?'-'*v
, a n mgs. clievv rMlll and add.
supply.
T herefore, golden opportunity Idm informally. If he goes alone
once vou ce r„n.;u i|ed to work
aw aits almost any yuungstcr with chance, are you’ll have no trouhl
enough (raining nr talent to get Itini Find rntt if lie’s fussy nl» ni
by. This is a time when the em spelling, ivnncl'mttoii and ntiiop m
ployee ra n pick ids employer — necesHory, oulnouied things Vo
nmf It won't las t forever, so e m don’t want to v n rk fm a hiddy
ploy re* b etter make hu.v.
duddy
In the old days wliun the s itu a
lifted a f t e r tin mid ■'
tion w as reversed, young people theIf youVe
ino-t of ymir lippo,
were usually given solid Job (.'hniires mi* long Hint I,, i ody
U,
hun tin g advice which inclinled, pen so willi y,,ur service*
first, instruction a Iwav- to tell very firsl opportunity, ntni the
th e prosnecrive boss wbnt coiilrl- wilt give you even ni„r, , v lus
'<i
billion the applicant could make e i i c in Hie long io n 'IT •
alii
to the hirin g orgnnlinti,,n Loon thing to r, inemlH'i t , 1 iv ,
hot
sel wns also given to die-* neatly, i
you, |,y coiisenling I- bun,* , uni
he modest, not talk too much, act his esialilishm rnt fr,,m
to
like salary was a minor considera 4:310, n i e actually doing '
it
tion.
he
As n result of talking to n favor. A fter all, youth m
num ber of harried employers, ills, served.
cussing Life w ith a dmifilc h an d
ful of young hopefuls Just e m b a rk
ing on the c areer road uml rending
the "help w an ted" advertisements, I
which these days paint Julia in t h e ;
bright colors which used to he r e
served for all-expense Caribbean
cruises, I am p repared ...........
some revised rule* for the acceptIng of employment.
F ir st, give th e prospective em
ployer no q u a rte r. Let him know
from th e outset th at you are the
ho** an d m ake it d e a r exactly
w hat you expect from the Job.
Five day week, pension, In sur
ance, m onth's vacation from the
first year, as much alck leave a*
necessary, alt holidays Including
%
r-v .
iii\il,ovEJoy Patrice
\
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1 Dmi't em b arrass Hu hoi bj liy I hi v Id O y sliil i ., | ||| j„ . .
humming romantically in an at
A narro w I-la, it h olier i , lt u
tempi to inject personal roiliuiue In miai I cmfti , t
into llic genernl social activity
\ notiler nffiTlntloil
dtiln'lnw
a d h the eye* citised in appal eel
oestaey til*,, I* ca rr y in g tiling10,1 fill.
While it is t i u e ilia? u v’, d
ho,ild l,e n Indy al « dance, -he
,
no( (MI(
vvltli mil, unties
fr,ltn h(.r ,|n „ liniT pu l i,,er, m *1
j, (li, ,|M,*. ||„y* are
offensive, sometime* liy thoughi
U.(1R| ). cll|, r |lltlK ,|„. u l r | u n t |j
na oral rely lirratli, t u g g i n r al
her gown nr cavorting in ways • •
earise her undue emlmi ra*snit rit on
llic dance firmi.
|f your date 1* rildo anil iltullg
I t u ; T A til.K
W OMKN
lilfO'il, yon will tm doubt «uff,
liiioilph tile fiist dance lint '!,e,
uecdn'i |,e a scruiui dance if yo.i
ultjecl In hi* manners. Ellhe, ex
plain the situation to the Imv in
n p i.,, way and tun Imps lie’ll
( ,ut11. n i 11tie 1 ,1\ 11. ’ I'»
Vaim's |.i
pim oi-e to lie good, or Inli liim
you do not ,'iii• lo dance with lino
A ll 1 H i, I I.w 1*1 K .
Y.,11 S u m
H* i *
a v il i under tlie ,irru o ,-la n ,',
It'll llo inuttru how ullgel,tlenuio
ly It,,' young loan IS. keep poised
and gracious fuller guest* will
H IR L S ’
un,teistand, and tlie ponsibilittcIII,' thul m u will S e e them again.
AHFORfrVQIT O 0.M TIia32SaB I
Penney’s
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W OM ENS
RAYON CO',INS
S I 7N I)M ISSUS
Si /I'M l I " '' .
liihlui ih! I’li t h at
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pum p
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—• l*liut —Wult DlMncyw — "SunIc, The Lillie Ulue Coupe"
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AvSHINlilOMm r m m lOHNSON
CLASS AND PRIVATE LESSONS
ADULTS AND CHILDREN FROM 3 YEARS
V .
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—— REGISTRATION------Thursday, A u g . 28
Friday, Autr. 28
Monday, Sept. 1
Tuesday, Sept. 2
2:00 • 6:00 P.M.
318-1
PERSONAL INTERVIKWH
AT THE HTUDIO.
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V A IaU R S
CHILDREN’S SHOES
1 heir i more to itm
pump i ban m rm
the eye-ill besury
Ii mutt than ikm
deep Fully Haiticieed tuj{uar*nter
perfect fit <m tlie
foot in HtlOII (II
re p m t. . . it uandt
on * midway heel, hat
* completely flexible tole
Top foahiun and maximum
com futt. . . at a price that
iicsta font budget kindly.
AAA lu 11
Oppn.itc Boat Office
CORNER OF OAK AND COMMERCIAL AVE.
I ,,
SliKKTS
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CLOSE:
"Dependable MerchmuUee Al
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I'lim u l
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"LUltK OF THE *
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Ballet - Tap - Acrobatic
Oaten -Ballrocm
me
SCHOOL B \<;s
( 'h 'lin iiu 'o
Htarring Jean I'elere,
Jeffrey Hunter and
Cxmatanre S k IIH
la Teehnirotur
S i/, * ! '
K u \ ini-* , ii,
Mine l»i‘niin
IIIC ROOMY
COUNTESS
LOW
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DRESSES
New I'ln itl ( n ils
tu n lv
lla t iilli'
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C 1 K I.S '
BOXER JEANS
DENNIS
NOW MIIOWINf!
LALCAIN S
mar*xntiz
c la s tic i/.e tl
O’KEEFE
A4CNHai-i.NL
CASUAL SHOES
T lie fle x im e
n iA u m i l a id
u ua»
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lirmviiA —- Him k am i Wltili'H — Heiltu id To ( leal
I I I ,I I I ':
C O T T O N
D H N IM
BOYS’ SHIRTS
BOYS’ JEANS
Hey. ami WoHtorn StylcH
New Low I’t'iee
F L A N N IC L
1 .5 9
1.49
t’AMors
NEW SHIPMENT
BROADCLOTH
Now Fall Oolnm
A
SnnfoH/t'fl - Full HipUm n U L
New ltrip lif L’liiklS iiu fo ri/e il
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Thursday, Aug. 28, 1952
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telling the people what It Is (the
law). Mr. Lansing’s Information Is
misleading to nay the leaat. and h
certainly la not tho local authority At yyxu l i l lead c lln u md __ _
LAKELAND iff - Texas showed
laws, say nothing to salt water i o greatest Increase hut New
fish and Ii
laws. I Intend to continue ' <rk held tn first place In use of
to carry out the law as directed F orlda citrus last season, the
hy my superior* with tha Game R orlda Citrus Commission reported
and Fresh Water Kish Commission. tulay.
To use laymen's english, it all
Texas, wiuwe own grapefruit wai
boils down to this: It la Illegal m l sharply by freer**, was axhereabout to seine In any fresh peeled to use more Florida grape
water for fresh water fish. As the fruit, hut the Jump In orange con
law now stands, and as m» orders sumption was a surprise.
now stand, It Is NOT Illegal to
Texans took 1,942 cars of Flor
seine in flesh water (or net In ida oranges compared to 721 cars
fresh water) for salt water fish t'<e season before. Jumping from
ONLY. Mullet anil Shad are salt
water fish. It Is, however, illegal 17th tn seventh plaee among Ih*
to possess or use a seine or net t« states. Part of Ihe gain In use
(other than on one’s own hom»- of Florida citrus came from using
steail) in Hemlnote County (not id per cent fewer California nrVolusia). I.alcea Monroe and H ar n-'ges; part was an outright In
ney do not lie wholly within Hem- crease in Ihe total orange conInolr County. Lake Jaaaup does. simpMon.
Texas Increased It* consumption
The St. Johna River ia alao a
border line stream, seoaratlng the of Florida grapefruit from 109
two rountlca and la therefore the to 964 cars, moving from 19th to
rounty line.
ninth place.
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It Is not my duty to Judge or
New York took 7,423 care of _
make the laws. It Is my duty to Florida oranges, 21 per cent of »
enforce them, which I shall con tho total 44.199 cars shipped.
tinue to do, favoring no clique,
Ranking behind New York in orfaction, group class or Individual, n-igc use were Pennsylvania, 4,799
"Sportsmen" or "Commercial F ish 2,443 cars.
ermen". Again, I repeat. | believe
New York also was first In use
vour rraders should know the
ears; Ohio 2.436 cars; and Illinois,
truth.
cars and of tangerines with 1,163
Itrspectfully,
cars.
A. W. Ansl«y, gr.
The Citrus Commission said this _
Fla. Wildlife Officer
was the first time It has analysed 9
AWAr s
P.H. As you know, a law enforce citrus distribution In "an effort to
ment officer worth doodle dust will relate Its 2Di million dollar edver- •
not knowingly make a false arrest. Using and promotion program dlLuws must first be violated before racUy to marketing potentials.'
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lowed salci of
Another
survey sha
an arrest Is made, regard!*** of
what some one op some epeclal or Florida citrus products Increased
some fewr individuals may wish or 36 per cent during Ihe past season.
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TH URSDAY, AUG. 28, 1112
TODAY'S n m u :
Sense Of Justice
VRRHK
It Is refreshing to nee that there are mnny Americans
who will not let politics Interfere w ith their sense of justice.
Paul G. Hoffman, top advisor of Klsonhower-for-PresIdent
groups has litaucd a sworn statem ent of his belief In the hon
or and integrity of General George Marshall. The ajntoment
denounced Senator Joseph M cCarthy's accusations th a t Gen
eral Marshall was part of an international Communist con
spiracy as "fantastically false."
Senator McCarthy Is suing a fellow senntor for libel
and Hoffman's statem ent may be used later ns evidence in
the trial. McCnrthy charges that he was lilreled by the sen
ator who referred to his eharges against M arshall an a
"tow ering" He.
General Marshall has spent his life serving the United
States. It in possible to question some of tho judgem ents he
made when secretary of state. But to question his loyalty or
IHh patriotism seems absurd in the light cf his record. Yet
this Is an election year nod It would have been easy for a
innn like Hoffman, interested in the candidacy of General
Kisenhower, to refrain from testifying in favor of a General
whose actions s ic associated with the adm inistration.
There are irresponsible Americans and there arc some His Heart Stops Hut
who allow political considerations to dictate their ideas of
Man Is Still Alive
light and wrong. There are others who will step forward to
tell the tru th even when It would tie easier and more politic
LATROHE. I’m iff — A mail
whose he.iri null heating 26 min
to remain silent.
utes on the operating table, nr
ronling to Ills doctors, Is recover
Never Tired Of Running
lug today ill Ills tinmr
Mnrco.s G lliildrll. operator of
n randy distributing firm, expects
Twelve flmcH - n „IiiTii I.phiii iiil,
but
never
a
bride.
Mayor
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In be Imrk al work. with a normal
liiHpnr MrLevy of Hriilgepoi t, ( mill,, munt know how n |lpnrl wlllun a year
woman feeln In thin plight. Ho haa run 12 tim es aa the Ho
llu I* convalescing In the pirn*
riallat candidate for governor of Connecticut, anil hnn juxt nut company of hi* fourth child,
a son, Chrlalophcr Hailey lliddcll,
received a 13th nomination.
two week* ago
I'rcHiimnhly he doerr tint expect thin new campaign to latm
lliddcll underwent Iwo nperaIre any more productive than the other 12. Only once hart bin linn* III ii Philadelphia hospital b
‘o been
Ire
vote
really large. In 1088 Democratic dlmiffcrtlon en relieve closing nf Ihr mitral valve
abled MrLnvy to get 1(1(1,000 vote* to 227.000 for the De which help* pmnp blood through
m ocrats and 230,000 for the Kopiihllcnim. Thin iimnuml ae- the heart It was during tho sernpcratlnn. on July 21, that
cerialon of atrongth caiiHcd tho defeat of the Democratic Gov. nnd
his heart stop|>ed Neither lliildrll
Wilbur L. Gross, who had boon elected four tim es and wna nor his wife, awaiting Ihe arrival
thought Invincible.
of her baby, wa* told of the stop
McUnvy may bo a HoeinllHt. Mrldgeportnrn any, however, page until after their return home
ftlddrll said, however he thought
th a t Ii Ih ndmiriiHtrntinn an Mayor, which ia now in lla 20th
"something wa* un" when various
year, la not dlatingnahable from a Itepiibllcan or a Demo surgeons kept visiting Idm nt Ihe
cratic, except th a t It la better.
hospital He asked an attendant
A great heart never give* up,
■dm# of the vilest sinner* have
developed magnificent antnta. Tito
frdktkkt kklnla often itn rlrd out
M wicked people. A Blast nure
lov* can raflnr Ilia w ord enar-
M tt f .
For tha aim of man la romp to
M a t that which U to d .—l.iilin
19)19.
Dr. Mmrii Fiilibfin say* anybody
(AS live lo hr 100 hjr keeping a
limple rules i Don I get angry.
Don’t shout, Don’t wotry about
jrotir success. And don’t argue. Why
not atari doing dial now and avoid
high blood pressure?
Til* Soulhrs.t u maxing more
progreii induilrially limn any oilier
part of llir country. I.nat inotitli
mora than $1,500,000,000 m new
conilruction was mnlratlrd for, or
about twice at mutli ih in Inly »l
lad y*«r. Moil of this wai fur in
duilrial projrcli.
The government
announrrd
Tuaiday that it would lilt building
rastiidiona on swimming poolt,
theaters and other amusement rantin, conic neat Ap»il I. That ii,
wa believe, April Fool. And by
that time the rIre lion will hr out
of tha way.
Ovar $250,000,000 in tai fraud,
dtrlng ihr pail year have hern un
covered in the Internal Revenur
Bureau, according lo Secretary of
the Trlamrer John Snyder. Now if
Mr. Snyder tould uncover tlml
much, how such could inmeone
ell* uncover v.lio wai really look
ing for them?
m
rlamillon Fiilt, of "Marlin, Barton,
and Fiili"
is lliinkmg nf
............
' 1 fame, '*
tunning (or srnnlnr in New York
nn ihe "New Amein.in Party"
ticket nl Col. McCormick and ll«r
Violator Of Gaming
Chicago Tribune. They air lire Canadian Aviator I h
America Kirsten of die late lament IiikC Hooatcr Of City Stamp Law Convicted
ed '30s who thought that ihe hrsl
l.loyil Horton, Toronto, Ont., one
•gro
wsy lo stop Russia was to stop
of the members of sh«* r'annillan convicted of (ailing to buy a fed
America (rom slopping Hiller,
Air Force who visited Sanford III eral gambling lax stamp wax sen-
and was entertained by tho Irncrd In n year In prison snd
Senator Holland so far is not too Jllly
Civil A ir Patrol, ha* become an fined 52,000 by Federal Judge W. J
enthutiaitir about (iovrmor .Steven ardent Hanford boomer.
Marker today.
In n recent letter to Mrs. IlnKy
son. I intend to votp for him", lie
Thn defendant was Thro Mostly,
•Aid, "hut whether I will lake the Kno*, hereelf a former Canadian, accused hy Ihe government nf a c
young air cadet expressed cepting bollta bets In Polk County
stump for him depend* upon his the
thanks to her for her hosnitatlty Isst November without taking nut
er clarification of his stand nn
the federal slamp
he wa* a gueat here.
S ;ur* rules, civil rights, lidclaml while
Mostly’* wilt, Haiel, was placed
"We were all very Impressed
•ii*. and Senator Humphrey." Sen- with the way everyone opened on probation for five year* on tha
doors to pul us op for the samp charge.
ator Holland, being In politics
o H l " him their
night," he wrote. " I t showed sin Jerome llenry Hlefrlng, who
4 r . it bound to vote for Stevenson, the real meaning of Southern hos- said Ihe armed foreea rejected
but he apparently is not going lo pltallty
him because of his glasi eye, was
■tk anyone else to do so.
linper"We had a marvelous trip nnd sentenced to no
. days
. . for
.
»
were really almwn around Florida- sonntlng an officer. Slafrlng, 31
old ~Tampan, admitted wear
...... old
Some examples of government I’d like tu go hack and live there. year
Witte in recent years ere revealed You made a good cholrr when you ing an Air Force major'* uniform
In Hanford. I think It I* the with several decorations to Im
in tha current irsur nf the Menu- eettlcd
press a woman friend.
best town In tha atate
|A(tur*rs Record. Ten years ago, M f ' l t nrekliis l i t it Ism ms *
Ronnie Hinton, Tampa Negro
instance, the Army built a ware- speeches to the different clubs nnd and aelt-styled prophet, was sen
j»u»« at a cost of $2,907,257. In organisations, ao don't be surprised tenced Iq 19 months end fined
If your town auddenly Increases In
nn a charge of using the
.
— government told th't prpulatlon, because I can't help It,S00
malls to defraud.
warehouse for $205,000, but (he falsing about It.'7
Illnlrm was arrused of advertliactually put up only
curg all kinds of manta!, phyi‘
6 rch*itrs
amt spiritual ailments with his
1,000 cash. Two months later
charm* and advice. Ilia attorney
another agency of the government,
HKARCH CONTINUES
the Commodity CroJit Corporation, KOLIN AIH FORCE BASE if f - called him a poor man's psycho!lot six
anarch continued today for
cam* along and leased part of the A
missing B-17 craw members whose
pyftltarty for $193,000 a year, and plana
TEST ITAMF LAW
Man was
.... xhot down
........by mistake
F
w (i
A little falar tha Army Air Force Into the (lull of Mexico by one nf TAMPA lift—An but one of IT
Rased another part for- $219,000. the Air Force's nnw FMD Jet men rothtded up hy federal *gents
last week are contesting tha charg
Now the government is dickering flghtera
Two member* of the crew, Staff es of failing ic buy gambling tax
m to
bur »h« entire properly hack 8ft.
Charles
. D.' Jones, Meridian,
71
tor $2,500,000. No wonder your Mill., anil
Tommy Araoid, 90, Tampa,
and Airman
Alrma. Second Class
tgtot are high.
Pelar “D, Roalng, Ingleilde III., pleaded i t _ a t-tlbe mail arwere fished from' ilormy Gulf we ralgnmenf Wednesday before FedScript)* Howard newspapers ere frri after floettng 24 hnurx on i eial Judge W. J. Barker. Barker
deferred sentencing Arnold,
•rmeq over the failure of General Ufa raft.
A tlmen planea and Navy tlockroom dark.
iseahower tn "give 'em bell" in and
Coast Guard surface craft No, dale waaaet for (rial of lha
kit campaign speeches. "Those little ••arched Ihe Norlhweatem Gul other*.
water remark* he h«i for algna of other possible survl
RMir DAMAGED
uttering al pr*»* conference* vora. The search wax In Ua four!..,
JACKSONVILLE Iff - The M ir
In laformel talk*
I " make him no day,
s
"u;
,, Howard lays editortame might he laid, end
aid doubt is being said, by some of
•wot Stevenson's supporter*.
want is no calm and djiat* ditcuuion of the isiue*.
'iI the world situea program fox
to ih*
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ABBANGKH FOR HI’ EEC'II
JACKSONVILLE iff - A Democret, Al Laney, lx ro ch a lrm an
with a Republican. White Mma,
r.- m
!•««•
!»■•»
less nf what the Fish Estate doe*,
nml if we ain't sell Hint to tile I
piupb' we might Junt »» well puck
up nnd go home," sold Slnle Itc
pri-senlmive Voile Willlnms.
I'airs were expresm-d by City
Coiiiiiilmdoner John Under thnt
t-ndiirsi iiii-llt of thii bond Isnun
fiy I hi- club would be n dr par turn
I nun Joyce* tradition and thnt
tln-v might not tie nlile to put
both sides of Ihe Issue Indore
the people In I h d r "get out tho
vote" campaign If they had already tnki-n n public stand.
“ We nhould hold public meet
ings end present the facta for
Ixitli sides, he said, "lost both
sides soy the way they feel. Can
wn do this well If we hnvr already
endorsed Jhc bond IssueT"
Don ItArier, correspondent for
the Orlando .Sentinel, replied that,
"If we can't make up our minds,
how ran we list, the people to
moke up their’*.''
"This Is not n political Issue,
but a civic one," soul Dr. II. K.
Ming. "We have a collective right
to support whatever side we
wish."
Dr. John Morgan reminded the
Jnyrees that if the bond issue
was not passed and If the Fish
Estate was not rendy tn go ahead
witli construction by June, when
the time limit on the use of fed
eral funds for the project exAI9 r o a c a Chief of R u n Gan.
idres, II might lie nevernl years
Hoyt B. Vandenberg, who under*
before It would be possible
to
went • serlim* abdominal opera
present the issue to the people
tion on May 7, Is Interviewed on
again.
hi* return to Washington from
Fallowing the drclilon to sup
Montgomery, Ala., tha last leg of
port Ine bond Issue, the Jaycces
hie tour of Air Korea Installation*.
aciissvd (be tncllra to bu used
Ilefora starting the tour, ha had
In pushing thn project. It war,
been ratting at Colorado Springs,
suggested hy Mralley Odham that
Colo, ffntarnallnael Soundphoto)
an effort should be made to se
cure assurances from thn Fish
trustees that they would retire
th r bonds In thn nvnnl that the
hospital was built by the rounty.
It wan pointed out hy Mr. Htenstrom nnd by Mayor Htempnr
that effm ts have been made to
g rt such assurances from the
trusters for over n year but thnt
none hitherto ha* been forth
coming.
Hlrnstrom,
however,
•greed to send it letter to th«
trustee* posing this question,
'If we don't r e t this question
nf Ju*t how much th**e bond* ere
going ti> have to he for cleared
un and present the people with •
simple question," Mr.
Odhem
said, "then we're not going to be
able to ini| this project."
Mr. Btenstrom replied that he
did not think Ihe question could
ever be entirely cleared up and
th a t whs why he wanted to aell
the Idea of the whole l**ua ol
$700,000.
At the suggestion of Tim Craw
ford. Mr. Btenstrom said that h»
would Investigate the posalbtlltle*
challenge
loeer of
ge the winner or Ioa<
R e a d in g
think. Quite naturally, I personal
ly do not like an Inference being
made that could mislead the puhlir Into believing 1 am not en
forcing the law and order* of my
superiors. Such Inference could be
libelous. And we do have laws
whereby ilnmngi's accrued agalnet
one’s self by libel can be recover
ed.
p u r c i i a .s k k t a m p s
JACKSONVILLE 'f f - T h e Inter
nal Revenue nureau had no ex
danallon for the late purchase of
W
' federal
*’
wo
gambling tax stamps
for last year. They were Issued
Wednesday tn Clint J. Davis, 1101
SK 7th Ave., Gainesville, and
Jam es Alhury, Alachua.
f
cor-
All Lcadiog Makes
Rukur'fi MuHical Instrument Shop
2001 Cedar Avenue
Phone 1419
to
I
'McNeill; 'Florist
Pplmetto
C o lo n ia l
The closing of his retail flower
business in order to devote full
time
to growing
chrysanthe
mums. He has sold all supplies
and fixtures to A. F. Ramsay,
4
Florist.
t
K itin g - K ith m a tic
d
a
H
e
$3*91
d
$5.91
CHILDREN’S OXFORDS
Ref- $3.91 * $4.98 Values
Now $2.91 & $ ) 4 9 Sale Price
Narrow — Medium And Wide Wldtha
“TEEN” AGE SCHOOL SHOES
Loafers - $3.98 Up » Oxfords
These Are Regular $1.95 Values
BROKEN SIZES IN CASUAL & DRESS SHOES
i w 14*98
lil
Reguhur $10.95 Values Now
.....
Tetopkeae
Mt
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Announces
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS
"B*’g to AAAA — Slams 8 ^ t* 11
Stained From Perspiration
mtnd
“Wrt Let Us Show You the .
PliltJPS
r
Repaint and Reconditioning
d
$ 2 .9 1
PRICE TOO HIGH
TALLAHASSEE (ff-The price
was loo high, the State Roaa De
partment said Wednesday,
Ing all hid* on construction of a »
tunnel under Ihe Inland Waterway
at Fort Lauderdale.
Lowest hid on Ihe Las Olas Tun
nel was $4,130,169 by Brown and
Root, Houston. Tex. This was 5990.oon above 8HD engineers' esti
mate*.
Hoad Board Chairman Alfred
McKethan said the project prob
ably will he readvertised. "It Is
our hope that aa a result of this
action (here will he a mxterlll
saving on this project," he said.
New and Utfed InHtrumentB
Wrence After They Aire
Cleaned the ‘'Sd-Kteen* Way Call 481 For
r and Co. In; stop pa
m
■
TURKU ARK NF.IZF.D
ORLANDO iff—A man. hi* wife
and anolhar woman arrested here
Wednesday are charged wllh vin
latlnk thn while slavery traffic net.
Agent Robert W, ...........
Wall Idcn
FBI........................
tlflcd them n» Mr and Mr* Ken
neth Hlmonel and latulse Albright
lie said thpy are nrrused of trails
portlnga girl from Charlrslun. W
va.. In Orlando for the purpuie of
prostitution
Three girls held us material wit
orssei urn* Identified as Alice
Marie Lnwlnn, Kdna llarnadge
and Martha Lurllln Carter
Detective Chief Carl linden
hxugh ailld the three girls and IP
Negro bellhops nl six hotel* here
will be eharx-’d with vnsrnnry In
elty court. Police inmtrd l|m girls
as savlrtu the bellhopa procured
"dates" for them nt n minimum
nf 110 a call; they g iv e Ihe hell
hop* PI per cent and split Ihe rest
30-50 With the Himnnet*
Police »*ld ledger hooka hey
aelied revealed Ihe ring operated
here end In Jacksonville.
I
,< . . n lln i. x l
Men! Ii Your PockoU and Knees Are
have!
k
why nnd wa* told:
"You are the Inst person to see
St P e t e r "
rinsing nf the mitral valve ill
verts blood back Into the lungs In
stead of through the heart and
Into thn arteries A victim Is said
tu "drown In his mvn blond."
As Riddell's Incision was closed,
his heart Mopped Doctors re rn
iered the cnvlly to provide life
saving finger massage
Riddell font 33 pounds during Ihr
Illness and operations
i
of having the Junior Chamber
In arrange detail* for Iho speech le.it night's Junior Ugion-Oldhere next Tuesday
by Dwlgl
....................
(nl D. Umars baseball game , which
Elsenhower. Republican nominee Legion won, 8-0,
for President
Mr. 8lenatrom suggested th at
B. P. McCain, GOP campaign the Jaycee# play a (Am* with the
rhalrm an for this district, hailed Rustle Junior Chamber before
Ihe aetlon aa evidence of at rue they attempt to take on the loeal
coalition nf the two partial In sup treme.
Two new tnembere of the
Ih e H 17 wax guiding a rad io*9.'to
5 N a Ana, a email freighter In port of Elsonhower.
ffhni *1161X111 v»ri«y iiikiuuuktus win
controlled “drone" plena when a drydock here, w ai xeverely damThe last eruption of Mt. Full. Tlersrhel, formerly of 8t. I.oul*.
rocket from Ihe Fl«b struck it b y .to fd by fire Wednesday nlfttt. As
Japan's sarred volcano, was In Mo, and Dick Craig of Sanford,
mistake. The^ Jal waxl piloted by |
i They era troth currently working
■aid
Col. Arthur “R. Debolt
* . to. coj'urn- "*
* cause
“““ of the“ 1 ___
““ ‘
*
with George Williams, executive
been determined, ft atari .
.
0.
Qu>
safely. Extent of Ihe damage wxa ! director o f ctha Seminole County
Housing, Authority.
ofi ^not estimated
CHARGED WITH VIOLATION
somelhiag about lb They,
a riu#-la«t' a knock-down.
Mudsllngiag campaign ia
Greatest Increase
In Use Of Citrus Is
Ueported In Texas
Ansley
OIL FOR THE SCAMPS OF CHINA
R usaIa' ii propnnnl for a mcetlngr of the BIr Four to dlacuaa a peuce tre a ty for Germany has met a cold reception in
inoHt i|iiarterH. The proponnl iiIho Included miKKe.it Ions th a t
time limltH for withdrawal of occupation troops, all-Germnn
electioiia and German unification lx> ilisniHsetl.
Had the UiishIiuih been si m ere In their notes nskinR for
such a m eeting they m luht have had more success. But the
peace talks in Korea dem onstrate th a t the rom m unlsta are
frequently able to use otch <!!n« osnlons as sounditiR hoards
for th etr propaganda rnllicr than honest consideration of
dlfferoncus.
Home of the BtiHHinn aims In asking a conference nt
this tim e are apparent. West Germany has now committed
itself to the NATO Army, although there is still some dis
satisfaction among certain groups there. The Russian talk
of unification Ih likely to renew the attacks of those opposed
to the participation of Germany in the NATO Army. Tho
notes also give Russia one more otqrortiinity to play the role
of seeker of the |>encu. Russia is always rendy to assum e the
credit for such pence moves hut seldom dem onstrates the
good faith and roMposIhility which could make them work.
Although the present Russian proposals may bo unac
ceptable to the W est our answ er should lie careful not to
bar tho door to such negotiations perm anently. Thu United
S tates Hnd the rest of tho free world ran never afford to
tu rn th eir
.. .bark on nny ^possibility th at m ight bring peace
and a relief to the m ounting tension.
IMS
l » 4 a | , ikiuiaiMa m l 5 « i
ra. CMhtlakvil tin RatarilaM 1*1MS IferlalMia. and Pi** laara
III Maaaalla *«•■■•
Kalaaad aa a t n m l rlaaa wallat
Ualaaar I t, I mu, al Ika I'aai olllr*
ai M a la tl, Klnilla. uadra Ika l a l
’ t a a i i t a i al Marrk a. l*»a.
S o i l,A Ml I. tin * *
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208 HANFORD AVRNUK
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Social A n d Personal Activities
I
HOLLYW OOD
I
lit llttlt I HUM AN
V. ■
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HOLLYWOOD 5*
Meet John
Payne, salesman
Now I’ll bet yntt ’houthl uf
Payne as the lu r e chested item
who slices up pirates like baloney
while itrns pi in: the heroine with ,i
protective arm Well, the same nut
is perhaps Hollywood's most «e
contpllshd salesman
He spent three tinmtns oil the
Mr. und Mis. W. U. Williams
end son Monty plan to spend the ' road last year \ t-lttny: <12 different
weekend at New Smyrna tlearh. [cities In the past three years, lie
THE N VNFDltD HER V1.1*
('h ild h o o d H in ts
liy
ItilirsHni
Vug. .'* , ltC.2
p.ig
t
DAVID r W L O I I M ARK It
AP New » /ra lu re a W riter
If n recent preview of new lev*
is imv indication, your child v ill
he playing with sp are toys, w a lk
ing dotl* and hobby craft play
thing* th a t a re out of this world
Mine than Add Aincrtnio-ioitde
playthings, rep resen tin g the best
effo rts of over ,'IP0 different manufnetm er* w etc on ill splay. Each
toy had been cvnlimted hv l i e
THURSDAY
IIIUTII
1'ov Guidance educational -duff,
Cub Scout Pack melting will ho A N N O U N C E M E N T
held a t 6:30 p. m. ut McKinley
ha<r to m b e d 22.1 l S cities, »ed headed bv Professor Emma D.i
UaU. A picnic supper will In*
The Misses Louise and Seim* | me films like "Caribbean" all the Slieehy of Columbia Uitive.*ity'*
fi'iichcis College, for it* safetyserved buffet style.
Levy of Forest Hills, N. Y. ate while
ability and ability In enntribute
FRIDAY
visiting for about two weeks with
lie performs these chores as ilm
At Sharing Session id Yucntluu
relative* in Hanford.
principal star id Willi.un Pine and to a iblld's ginvvth ntnl develop
C h u r c h School at the First M.thMi. nml Mrs. Roger lin n is an
William Thomas, who don't Jti't ment
SuppUddinu *ueh fail* a* mill
apdlst Church will he held ut 7 do
Mt. and Mr*. James K. Tsrwllle- let u picture go out and sell llsell
nounced
today
the
lorth
of
a
inn
taey tov*, which enjoyed pepnlnt
7j.ro.
gcr J r will have as their guest* The "Dollar Hills
as
they
are
Vacation Church School will he Vincent Kcnit, weighing !i lbs., 2 during the weekend, Mr. and Mrs called, are both former press ■tv fleni IP-lti to Itt-tlt, and the
held at the First Methodist t'hiiirli ox*., ut the Fernnld Laughton Me John Jolnlni of Washington, D. t agents They and their stars hit -lemaoil for w e -te in eipdpment and
h a t m l e r mime nlav thing* which
from 0:00 to 11:110 a.m.
morial Hospital on Aug. 27
Hi hinterland* w ith hoopla to
MONDAY
Mr*. Elton J. Moughton Jr, and hoist the fulfils ,.f their adventure ri’siiltcd from TV’s grow th since
11*ill. tile current TV, movie nnd
The Woman’s Missionary Union
1 ihtldren, Lucy and Maureim. are epics
m-w* renort* of rocket travel, 1'a*
will hold o business meeting at the I
spending several weeks at Day
"It
has
been
great
expcrlenci"hlnsted” spacr leys into the fo r e
Mr. and Mrs. tfeuige Dongle - tona Reach.
First ftnptlst Church ut 2:110 p in.
! for me." Payne admitted " I ’ve front.
Circle No. I of the W.R.C.S of tnan announced today tku birth
„
,
,
.
.
,
■
learned
how
a
picture
is
exploit
tha First Method1..* Church will uf u daughter, E m m l.tlMine, un
This
year Junior will
enjoy
Mr. «ml Mr* W. A. Morrh;«*u V
and Cm gown: t., make it pay
meet at 3:00 jj.Hl. ill the home
and dnuKhtei Ml.* M orH«et Mur. I ( ,
k
.........eture* a* science-fiction tov* which Include
Aug
I
p
at
the
Fernnld
Laughton
wl Mrs. J. I*. Thurmond.
ttson returned tut night from an
,;llWl,n | j!lllol, W»tl> rocket gun* shooting m h h er dart*
Memorial Hospital, Mu.. Dangle- .xtens.ve trip through the east- ^ |1(,r cp|„
pn)(iK n l lic i flying snueer gun. a space suit
9
TUESDAY
man is the former Erm a Doudney, cm s utea.
mil
(|H. rii;))| M>llint; ’em complete with a radio an ten n a Imt
The Daughter* of Wesley Nununi magic clns es with one way
day School Class of the First, ilaughler of Mr. and Mis. Nanbelieve me
Ititei iilaorinry
spiii’e
Mr*. William D. Lrnhv r e t u r r F i e h . rned that two thirds of ’eliM-s.
Methodist Church will meet at foul F. Doudney of Hanford.
nhone.,
jet planes firing
*u
eil on Tuesdav from New York
McKinley Hull at 7:;l(t p.m. A
tin*
lui'ti"
'*
is
not
m
Itcillyssm«
1
I r, unis of w ater .imultlllleeiisjv
City nod I,ong Island an d plans A> I n a> the iapii.il investment
market basket sale will he held.
at of jet guiis. * space w ater
Hostesses will be Mrs. u It K«- Mr». .1. M. MiCuskill ut :t no p m : In leave tomorrow for M lino I to is eoneeri 'd, only one tenth of the
•sii,' ii -pace port with re c k >i
a plane for her home in
trldge, Mrs. M. I„ Wright Mi J. Citele No I with Airs, llctuvin : hoard
business
u
in
Hollywood.
Ol
i.nahi't and a 'p a g e rocket ship
CoolinliMiiiha, Itolivla.
course.
.i
t
e
n
c-.-s
nttal
part
is
E. Courier. Mrs. C. F. Ilri nmiu. Riimblev at 3:00 p :n.; Circle No.
Inch ■ di he enlist r a ile d f i .n t
Mr*. Josepli Terlati and Mr« l.es- .*■ with sirs. J. M. Leonard nt 3-0tl
rectec
*»*( p m ts.
Model crafl
Mr nml Mr*.
Ilmhly I.eFIl*. here lint llollvu'.J ha* neglected
the
.selling
end
too
long
Ur Went.
I* in : Circle No. i, with Mr*. II. II. Miss Winkle Rlackman and Don
it*, » hul.fmg p in.tic rindil* trinv
I
lie
actor
remarked
that
he
has
• Tha Unity “Truth" Class will Cruinli'i ut 111:00 a.in.: Circle No. ald LeFlIs expected to leave today
wo1 h thililren .tiii niiilo' mm .
bmet at the Valdes Hotel at 7‘ l<i I with Mrs, Charles .Meek*, 2 HU for Darlington, S. C. to spend tin- learned many things by his chats no.tel* colored in suit thenuelv cf in. The subject will he akin Urungi Avenue ut 8:00 p in.: t dr week end They will iillend stock with theater men. newspaper peo an- id- 0 mi display
Irom the hook "The Sermon on tin- ill No Is with .Mis, J. H Lee .lr. ini nice* at Darlington National pie and plain movie goers
Walking dolls, a Und fnna'vu
Mount" by Emmett Fox.
at a on p.m.. Citele No. 0 with Raceway.
>* •’r,‘
> cmdd sec 'ion la*t v . s o , have detim ti ly ,
_
____
plain
as
da\
Hint
the
people
illdll
t
Circles of the Women's Hindi t r Mi* Mmi in Dvnl ut rMdj p.m.
I I i ■ I Ih e preview ineimled a
of Christian Services id tin F ir i
WEDNESDAY
Ml*-* Dointhv Motrinnn is ex want to Iniv Mimic i picture* with vale vain It of inodeta, em Ii of
psychological
o
v
e
r
t
i
m
e
s
’
he
Bald
Methodist Church will meet a*
VVeklun Lodge No. Htil, I \ 'u
ecleil tu arrive loinonow from
w'hi h .ictualiy
walk*
wiihoat
follows: Circle No. 2 with Mi. t
Itlil'. will meet III the J.IMI F Midi vmory to visit for Ihe week'inl "A picture like ' t h e H eiress' vva*
o . h .uii-iit winding In adddiop,
C. Priest and Mr*. It. D. Priest at at '1:110 p.m. Oil the fh*t AVedtie*. with her parents, Mr and Mi • tiealitiluily done but it did pmir
a. h dell’s hall elin be Wo heil.
s u n H*1. H N'-i Ml I )
McKinley Hull; Chide No. :i with day of i n. I, montli.
W. A. Morrison, before re-n<*utn- tnlHines*
1■"inhi I and wav.'d, Manv ot He- n*m (*J i »i *h *• 1
v». till *
"People
dull
i
want
to
he
de
I ing her teaching duties nt tjrndv
loll- have " limitie ft* sh" and
High Hehonl In Atlanta. Him ha- tircs-cd I hat v. i s let a picture non Tilde eves that iTltlllel be l»r«iu'ti i hivlcr.! l u . I t ,i»t
^ it Ii n hi-1 i* Until r I* }.g
; been rtildying fei her mnstei'v di like ’ \ Streetcar Named Desire * p'l-lii -I out
tinirhrr w . i )< r
1 grei- at Emmy .lining the -mu 1 know it did ...... I Im-mes-.. lull
I ' nit.* flit n it o n nn I doll te
I M,V- %
'lit
I ii.
Jicople w ill' ilipii cell by it If
NO. I —ItIPH CHILLED TOMATO STUFFED WITH TUNA
| tiler.
■* -res iT'itotc i double d e c k ' i
the satin' conihni.ilteti id talent ap
or*
niny
!'•
.
■ink
l.ed
t'.ir
dolls.
Ii
dell
v
n
riv
n
n
fifif* MAI' A,> ~ DC INTERED ECli - OLIVE — HAI.TINES
peared in atmthei pi, tine I dim t
I>f kvllnlt* HkllF ."I ',
n m-w m llttaii ibd
COFFEE OH TEA
tlilnk tin- geneni it i iililn would go t i ' arid
him* |i)iii*l, t>i | ;r tv 1
*
ho l,o\* n d lc d "l.t I. .
tm it
* 11.11 locks "
TOMORROW"H S E L E C T IO N O F P IE S
Hy K AY HENNING lilt
"'I hey pi.t nr. it I interested I I I
i in*
A noidm g to III Sheehv
Mimcllllug like Ihe t omttig Du
A P P L E . I1I.I'EilF.KIIY, P IN E A P P L E
1,1 reniemlo-r III Side i t (Hi- .it In* At iMi'iil
a*ler of Su/le ' lilt Ii
fol the . a t loin ilge gr ■•I,
t .i • <| U .1 DU ' .
tamgrntulatiim*'
A*nfe lm ,i •t,*• * te fur dmvit
Vi'Jii * l*l Vi '
' 1 •' | * 1
First to M Paish'v uf D.-ltuiy heal vtmii
tjje juiLdii i -- tie pat ,' ... *hv following
'•
I -T tjifnrgop to one i • ill I•h %mu ii J i"Miii * •
and his bride tin* formei Mis. ttciltur
ih Ii i i i u
atioiil
cycte...
4i V
(it
WALGREEN AGENCY
f toy* • hrd m e non i I-\ •1 , t IV* , |«l s•11IT»t • , i ’
Ilur.el Thumniel of N'ewatk, N. J Payin' added
'"Il i *’
. ai>j,Id*', too log Jo SWidl'iw, . a| , i»h a
Second, tn Ni|sie Itreimer, who
I read tti.it tnilsu als are on the
"On The Corner Uy The Clork"
■t -mth edged. Iigld and easy
pin inh t nn .li f•
i •" (
told u» ili’llehledlv Hint sbe had a wuy "Id light now
lie observed
PH O N E 148
>«
P er son a l s
Social Calendar
9)30 Ii
SPORT SHIRTS
S::.r,%
1i’> t
T - SIHKiS
i 1 : t .d..i
1 ' 1 . . la . I
SCHOOL
FOOTW EAR
S c h o o l (ill']
“ F la ttie s * Ail Leather Dppeis
Only $ 2 ’9« P1’%
G ro w in g G irls
• Crepe Sole Loafer*
• Strap
Randal*
I
• llrowit ami White
Oxfords
$2.98 * $3.98
Misses Stiudy School
oxford* - Well llullt
With laistiiig Hole*
O n ly $ 2 - iw pi*.
YounR Mon*»
Campus Shoes
far New York to see him
F ou rth, lo fisherm an W t" Ne- |,|„ ilu-utfr attd new paper .m e
well who didn ’t let the hig o re get
,,|| m e t tin ....... ..
aw ay. It was a 2 1 '. pound hnriu
rud a which lie caught o f f D iy ln g a i | npviile review "M v Man and
llench. It#* »nd Mr, un<l M»>. VI p*
»i |»i fn t »■ of ‘.nrju ivinulv in ii
Hinith nntl Mir, Hillman uf i 4*is11(ki*1 ijn«lit}' Vm* vi. •m111111 l i*
• Loafer*
Slxe* " B V T h ru "O’*
G A R R E T T 'S
YOUR FRIENDLY STORE
— Cor. Fir*! unit Hun ford -
h
■ i ,|i,
, 1h In
V*n •
1' r
DM KIES
IVI.V I S
5 ;..r>
11
S‘1.29
Q u it IZeJhiA W L
( S MEN'S
■RHl i ; , \ s 1 1 t l f p 1
WEAR
> \M
pm ink iJik'-.I
lilt I>
^nujuu; |o»i
V i’S . . . WE H A V E
THEM t
fo* KMOOl
i
to t onici
'L l'
P P N T ...M C M
AM C U T S f A N O I N G VAL'J 1 . . . $ 3 . 3 0 TO $ 1 5 . 0 0
AND U P
10* Jfinet
'.
\ c\v"‘
,
,
, (,\Vr ''
K 'c
th eir hmno lit
.,1
Dr. f'harlcs Wagner in visiting
hN parent* for n few days. fit*
flew down from hi* home In |(einp•lead, L. |.
Mr. nntl Mi*. Hubert Newton
nirt the (rain on .Saturday to greet
Mr*. Nowtun’s niece, Mia* Hhirluy
Hoerron. anil her friend Ml** /.unit
Hud on both uf Cnlllnvllle, Conn.
They will spend two week* with
the Newton*.
Don’t forget the final picnic on
Labor Day of the Dellary Demo
cratic Club to bo held ut Juniper
•Sprinit*. Everybody I* welcome to
Join the Broun. For (letnil*, coneult Kd Healey or your corre
spondent.
N'V p\""*
'\r
■\sfr+"
lll'I'V
C u s io 'v
H ..
Ballet -Tap - Acrobatic
Baton-Ballroom
HIM
CLASS AND PRIVATE LESSONS
ADULTS AND CHILDREN FROM II YEARS
Parker 21’
DcLuxc
P.ulvl ciaft'lll.illvliip at a popuial
new piiuv Solid cngi.ivtn* va ttiilal
m p eblv lu-tioiiv hi<hh((hli. ^ J j
Parfiar “2J”
I'm oral (bc “ |( U,"'!'I 'U
**'■1.1110(111 |H,jm
REGISTRATION------Thursday, Aug. 28
Friday, Aug. 29
! } ) r>
TOUCH TON’S
i
V ;, • r1 .
m is
Itil i > 1
1I■
I . toddler*
I to 2 I eo■- I'lill I T"I i JVl
o-1-, i t toy . Hint old um*»adnT |till \ ii (|1 *"%* I i’I- ■,
■ "will, a t e *:| fe, vleunuhle >b »mii D* jilii \ , i Ik <K,t nk i * 1 1 i .
II l"e manl| Illative -kill und allow 11\ |i«*N
linin' illative play .
pill ;nt vrtTn i'll 1 T11 lilt
1
y m r* on , l <i\u 1 < v '* .......
Tor pre-si liool oge
2 to I
<'iiii' 11
i 1>
v an >; Kid eel toys that lns|iiro |»i url nnl nI.ill
nli'
it -alive pill)*, aid physical glow It, (iVi* lull'll! ^ ill 11i!**•»
■ fun (mldions and pin nut t *-11 1 1 h. mi41 11 min in 1 1ni 1
:i
C ity went on n deep-sen fi-hm g J flllll, n u, tM|,. |„,t ,t turn* .....
' ' 1*Phe a mo lal -iniv lm r o m p . , '
I A number o f D elta iv lle * . in " )l(,
sl(, ,,,) ,t,„ |v (!,.,< ....... . .
•till vniallonlng, am ong them Mi* | JlVori(|,|)
t .-i , 0 .1 . 011 '- t . i |. .
Aaron Dungaii who I* *pei ding story of 1 M. xn .111 ntiitiigr.tnt , d
sumo time w ith her children .in i Ills faith in ills' I S ilespiti 1
grandchildren In Virginia, ami 10 franuntp that ,dmo*l loses hi* 1
joying Ihe coni w eather there.
irenship Ricardo Monli.llum ■
Mr. and Mr*. David MacFarlan* plays real nellng ability in die
left for p a r t s unknown ....... fo, ,.u " “i m J , le
m l St
v l
undecided length « f tin., on T u e.- also
•*“ " is“ good
nl‘ Wendell
''i
ft o r n,
.too
day morning.
The Jim Ganuys nre still In the Ulnire T rev o r provttle tile no
Pooonos where a mintInu of lie a r e
Ilnry folk* have visited them.
IIU A St III I S
|
Mr. und ,Mr». Joseph Hnntillo
There vvtll te- no meeting ot PT
havo returned from their th ree
w eeks’ vacation spent in f’onuecti Hcnut T roup No II on I 111■■■1 Di
Dr. A A\ Epps Jt atm oiiiicd ’
cut.
The f i r m ” Is I,ring occupied fur
T h Vll
two1 weeks hy Ihe owners, Mr. and J
k
'
" ""
' ''
Mrs«. F rank Hasso of l.ong Island, ' " 11 ,MN. Y.
AV4IITM It-RAUK EH
A nother New Yorker, who cam e.1
Mr. and Mi* iltiiijnmiii F \A I.
down to Inspect her home which
Is under construction on Lake of tier Jr . -imtii'TUced this moiie
the Wood*, Is Ml** Frietll DorgiT. Hint the m niru ig e of tin 11 de "
Mr. uml Mrs. (-arson have moved ter Dorothy A ' 11 to F lunk I’e
into Ihelr home, th e Hatfield ha* beeo positioned ontll n '
House, They were resident* of Wi. date. The mm - luge w as tu ,
ta ken plnee eii Kept. 2 ill 11 1
rhltn, Kansas.
Mr. nnd Mr*. E ugene Vance and a.m. at Holy (ail** Hp1*1 "I ‘
U'arol w'ere here for a month with Church,
have retu rn ed tu
Dumont. N. .1.
• Crop* Kola Oxford*
'
4
‘"fital's nonsense A coml mitsicnl
will ulwuv- sell tlrkets anil *o
wllt'.i goo<l Wc'teni m a good ad
venture Hut they have to he good
That's the difference between Ihe
hiisineiisx done hv a 5 day Western
anil Mimothmii like 'Stagecoach’ or
‘High Noon "
Payne t* talon: In, *alc<muit
ship serinin.lv lie tins lured a full
lime se n e !, ty I" help linn with
f ' pa \ sliiys
I t:il K n i t
De liury Doinirs
birthday last year and wu* golne.
to have another this year. She did,
too, on Thursday and lou Daddy
gut hock from Niw A’ark in time
for the ccIchrnCon.
Thinl, to Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Jackson who hotline grandparents
on Tuesday. T h * f daughter gave
htrtli tn a son atm gramlmn JarkSOII left on AVeJnesila," afte r.... ill
$ .t.2 S
I’m i H iii
SUMMER SALAD SPECIALS
R o u m illa t & A i u l u r v ii
s .'- n ,
f r ' c Mujili
uik How lonimi
0 " "IU
l5/s
Monday, Sept 1
Tuesday, Sept. 2
I'AI.L. HIV.', HACK TO HCHOtll.
CHAIt.M
A separate rib knit
him k dickey for Horwitx and
Dubermnn * chartreiiu and black
checked dre*» of sheer wool, Thr
drrss has it deeply V d bodies andI
a billowing skirt with lUshcd htp
pocket* Tlic belt I* black p alint
leather.
Touchton Drug Co.
>' •1
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4
Thnraday, Au*. 2R. 19.12
THE SANFOJW IIKRALD
Legal Notices
fc 'Cooperating
■x t u u c o t u r o r tmi : c « t m
•it
lion,
M.UU1UA.
MIY10USIY known n* Mint X.
Patricia Ward, l», smile* nl cumeramen a* she enter* tin? Km
York District Attorney's timer for
questioning in cafe society vk"
probe. She repot lerltj- tom-hed ■■I
the InvesIlRfillnn when Minot
"Mltkry" Jelkr, .illmi l vice nvr lord. Jilted her. Drondwny nrr
agent Itnymnn I Russell Itovlo'd
(bottom) In (l.viknl by Id* nthivney, Murrn.v C’ntlrr (right) nnd «
delecllve ns lie ruler* lint I ».\' •
office. Churned witli r omptihnrv
prostitution, llnvlotil i» n'liorti’d
to have told prober* till he lint '
about Hie roll girl liii'diivi*. “ I
expect tn be Indicted nod I will
throw myself on Hie merry of iln>
rotirl," mild mi lned pro- i lift
n :M ix m ,H
IN t'ltllUATSS.
in iik k ht atk
\
Hy The Aaaoclated Press
With Juki II) plnyinj! day* left
In the Florldn Infernallonal League
season, Ihe Miami Sun So* clung
tn (heir Ito-gamo lead Wednesday
night by whlpplnft the Tampa
Smokers, H2. for Ihelr eighth vic
tory In a row.
The Miami fleach Flamingo*
rem,lined hot nn Ihe frail In Ihe
2 learn baffle for the KIL pennant
hy downing Lakeland, 0 1
Hilly Harris collected his 22rd
victory in pllchlng Ihe Son So* In
Ihe victory over Tampa and ha
lied a league record by lasting
through his 2Xih complete game.
Harris has lost six games
Miami won with four runs In the
third inning on singles by Harris,
Jim Dragon ami Rocky ftotull, n
sacrifice, and a 2-run throwing e r
ror by ned Darrell, the Tampa
hurler.
Miami Dench won In Identical
fashion, with a 4.run outburst In
the third Inning The big blow was
a bases loaded single by Whlley
I’latl scoring tun run*.
In a light game In whlchc ach
team was held to four hits, Ma*
The Index represents Ihe total
of II food* In general me. Right
(inngy singled Hilly Spears homo
In the ninth to give St Petersburg
a 2-1 decision over Key West,
Manager Charlie Harris pitched
a 3 hitter to give his West Palm
llcach Indians a Cl victory over
Havana In (he first game of a
ilmihlehradrr, hut Ihe Cuhana
came hark to win the second game
"UAFIH' UNA" bn* onloolwts "rt'llltig in the nlslr*” ns nietnber* fit
l , ltln delrgnllon pul Ihelr galloping steed lliruugh It* paces during
si* -hour-long parutle on New York's Fifth Avenue Mure than BOO non
charring uperlntori watched Hie Legion's big show.
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RELENTS
LOS ANOKI.ES MU - VlrglnU’s
Id'Tourtit’iiit's p.itlent ex-husband
Ar mu ml snys he'll take her back
"for the sake nf our 10-year-old
son."
Virginia, 2ft. look a |0,000-mi|c
tour with a 17 year old neighbor
hoy, Jimmy Shrrwln They were
arrested in Arliona Iasi month.
Wednesday, In Jail, Ihe woman
kissed ami made up with Armand
ld’Tntiriir.iu, 30, [mm whom she
won an Interlocutory divorce prior
lo her love fllglil
"Everybody,"
said
Armand,
"m akes mistakes "
Virginia will s l a y in Jail, how
ever, al leitsi until Sepl IQ That's
(he ilny she's to lie sentenced on
her plea of gullly o frnnlrlhutlng
WAIHINOTON KOIICI have announced Hie solving of a daring 403,000
drink's orrnnrcrl car robbery which look place outside a faihlnnnuln
hole! while the truck's guard* (wcre out to lunch. A fingerprint eXpcrl
(lop) examines Ihe hack door of Hie armored truck for flngenvrlnls,
while another expert (liattoin) tlusls the Iruck's lulerlor. An addi
tional $200,1)00 was left to the vehicle
(faliTitallumtl S u U n d p h o lo )
A TIIO Of YOUNOSIIRS RUTS ott llir sun porch nf Albeit's Eytnnlm
Children's Tuberculosis Hume In Israel Tb,’ youngsters are among Hie
IQ,SQ0 men, women and children now terelvlttg old under "Mnibeit,"
the nsllnn's rnedi-.il uml rutt <l>ll:l„llmt pri.gr.in> "M.dlir n" was mul
ed In IQtl) try Ihe C S Juliil I )h,irl1tufInn Cm .......
Funds fur thla progrntn are provblrd by natlmi-w Idc <im,| , ,m of Uuflu'l .tew ish Appeal,
TO OPEN TOUR
MENDENHALL, Miss. on-Sen
John Sparkman, Democratic vice
prcsldenlinl nominee, will open n
2 week campaign tour with a
speech here tonight The Alabama
senator will speak at the high
school slntllurn under Ihe auspices
of the Junior Chamber of Com
merce.
<
Ills next scheduled speech, will
to- nl Iho Arnvcls national convenllon at flrand Rapid*, Mich,
Saturday.
Little fish sometlniei live In
■■ shells of the living Caribbean
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Ml Al,l. CMKIMTOIIA A.\tl »*• II minn havinii n . u M iih in:-
HAMI* AIIAIANT NAIII IINTATK'I
Yurr Anil .u rn of /III u r . h«<i>nr
nollliril unit r<i<iilT«J tu nr* k* iiI nnv
rlulmn and iletnunds whlrh you, ur
*lth»r ur you, m ar h a ts eguuiHt
tile salute M MAIIV K. K- 8TUNN.
d ic i a in l , la I* ul will l‘uunl)f. '■>
Hu. I'n un tr Jmlan ,'f HKMIN'i'.it
<’■■■1111)1, Kiurlrtu, at lila riffli* In th-i
• uiirl hutis* ■■( aalil I'minlr - r I
MANKnIlll, Klnrldu. within fitftt
in l.n d u r nnnnlia rrnm llie Unix • I
Ihf lira! Mill'll! a tin II uf Itila mil . a
l.'aiti iU lm nr deninnd ahull t,a ~
wrltlnK. ami ahull atuta tha
i*
nf r.sld .nc# uml |nial u ftlc. udi, ■
i,| Iht i lalinnnl. uml ahull lia aw .i ■
tn h r tha , lulm.ttil, hla uaaiil ur
hia utturnay. and a n r surh <'l l'»
ur ilrmurut n,il an filed ahull la
void
km zauhtm
i -a i k i l
a r o .v :
Au ailmlnlatrnlrli nr tha 1% ■
lata ul Alary H. K. Minus, !>#-
cased
Kir at tiuhllratlon A w II. l*St
NOTICK OK C.MICTION a
It* It Known, That I. It. A. U l t f t .
He, retar) Of Hints ° t th» Hla1*
u f Klnrbla do hereby a lt* null a
that a
OMNC.ntt. KMICTION
Will I,* held In HKMINot-K Countr,
Hint* o t Florida, nn Tuusday n**t
■nrrorilln* lh« first Monday In
November, A. IV, l i t ) , tha s ail
T iifstiir hflua the
k o h i t i i n i v o k Ntix1it>fnitft
Kur Kresldenl nf lb* frilled HtulM.
Kor Vic* i'rvilrltsi n f the fo ile d
Hlalea
Km- fu lle d Hlul«* Henalur from
the Hlute ill Klurlda. fnl »)«
years Imni Jait «, 1SSI
Ki>r lleiireesnlullve of ill* Mh C ®■reHsInnul I)Ia t r I«t of tha Him*
of Klorlil*. In ths Klahty-Third
em igre*. of the ftilt.il MlatSi. ft
Kot ! ii ree t i l Jnallrea of ths Hq.
jireme Court of Ihe Htat* nf KlorKor I Circuit Judge )lh J u d k l .l
I’lri iilt of the m ate of Klurlda
Kor Unvarnnr of the d ials of
Klnrldu
Kor Hecrelurv nf Hla!* of ths Hist*
nf Florida
Kor Attorney (lenetul
Kor Comptroller
Kor Htate Treasurer
Kor MupaHntemtsnt of I’uhllo Instruitlnn
Kor Commissioner of Agriculture.
Km Hlute Attorney ’•III Jiirih-ftt
Clrrull n( the Hlute of Clot tits
Kor ttnllroud end I'tihlle Ilf II11 tsftw
Ciiiiimtsslurier of the Htate of
Florid*
Kor Millie Senator for )Tlh tlenalorlal l>la|rirl of I li* Htate nf
Klnrldu
. . . .
Kn| ] Members ur tbe House of
lle|irn*elllull*rs <•( tbe Hlute of
Florida
Kor l'nullIy J uiIbu
Kor Hberlff
Kor fl e r h of rlie Cltcnll Court
H it Ciuiiilv AnessuC of Tale*
Kor Tua Kollsiilor
Kor l oijnly Hillierintemisnt of I’utrlle liistriietlon
a
Kor Miinervlsnr of lle«l*trntlun P
K»«r I MerntieiH Hoard nf Counts
r’oiiinilssbiriere
.. ft
S’or ! Member* of the County ItoSTd
of I'uhiir Instruetlon
Kor County I’roaeeutlng Altornsr.
Kor Jiislb e of the I’eaer In ami for
Ills follow lug J n s llie |i|*lrlets.
vil No *. N« t. No *
For Cotistahle 111 uml for the fol
lowing Jostles Dlutrlels, vil; Nn
), Nn I. No"
.
Ill Tssllninny
tt hereof,
have fie remit o "Si my bund
and afflsed (be Ureal Heal Of
tbe Htate «f Klnrbla, nl Tail* ■
basses, the C sii IIhI, Ibis the
Sib ilny of August A I'
ft. A Oil A V Heer»t»ry uf HI#*
DR. U T. DQ8S
CinnnpKACTfliit
H O tif ta 9 to I ' ^ - 2 t» f»
,<0S Allanllr danft Rtdldlaft
I'hnne 7M
FOLDS -
ill 1 e l l CD M X CD E T
III THIRD and PALMETTO
PHONE 1287
1 II HOLDEN YELLOW
3 Lbs. 29d
I BANANAS
1|| THOMPSON HEKDLEHH
. 2 Lbs. 29^ <
1 1 GRAPES
!., 1 N. C. DELICIOUS EATING
| t k - 29d
11 APPLES
I 4 LARGE SIZE CALIFORNIA
Each 19^
I I CANTALOUPES
ilVINIIIN-YIAR'OlD KINO KAUAI of Iraq examines a garment held
by saleswoman Lucille Wong while on a shopping nnd sight-seeing
lour to Hnn Francisco's famed Chinatown r/Hi*rert*ie~-i
IU1FICIOUI circumstances have
rattled ItolHmoro pollre lo Invcttlfnta (ha tle.illt of Mrs. Dotolhy
Orammer, nf New York, who was
killed when her car careened
down a llnltlmora street, lilt n
ttlepliono pole and overturned, A
check of llm wreckage shriwgtl
the auto's accelerator bail been
Jammed to Ihn floor with a small
atone. There '.vrre lncurallimi on
h*r body and tilood stain* on ibe
car. 1f«r pockellKiok was missing.
O norgl M . M n U n k o v
;] CALIFORNIA RARTLETT
FOtITOURO member Ueorgl M.
Malenkov (above), 30, I* reported
lo be Hie choice of Russia's 72yenr-old Premier .Nlaljn ns his
stieressnr when the toiler dir* or
retires. The Dopttly Premier has
li-co rhusrn hy Nlnllo In deliver
the report for the Central ComItillleii when (he I Dili Communist
Party Congress convenes In Octo
ber. This is Dm unst Important
slim In report to (he parly Con
gress.
(Inii'rnntlonnD
|l11 PEARS
AUMID VICI 0VIR10RD Minot "Mickey" Jellte (It It). 22. talks to his
lawyers In a corridor oulsld* N*w York Felonr Court after betng In
dicted on el|h 1 count* of procuring, compulsory prostitution and living
olf prostitution proceeds. Held (in a l*wet charge growing nut of the
- '
— ■ * ' -"V
------ • » - •-*- net purported
(falsrrtaliortnU
connection with the vice ring la being Invcitlgaled.
1 PEACHES
1 SWEET
1 POTATOES
»
MM. ClAMfTA MA1HIS0N, of Kdgewaler, N. J., Is iillondatl by a nurse
at the Englewood Hospital Shewn* u pusaenggr In a bus whlrh plunged
42 feel down a ravine near Edgewulcr, killing one perron and Injuring
10 others, four of them crllkMIy,
(fnicmtrtontiJ SmtmtpholoJ
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1 N. C. TENDKROHKEN
1 BEANS
t. liKUltKY r - f e
SPECIALS TflH O U fltl L > h 6 h IMY
TO ACCOMODATE OUII F it (ENDS WE WILL BE
O l'EN ALL DAY. LABOR DAY
2
j5 0 §
2 Lbs. 250
2 Lk. 290
J Lbs. 250 |
Dog.
250 1
Lb. 230 1
Pot. Salad & Baked Beans Lb.
Hegiilar 13c Ham Halad
All Meal
Special ............ 29< Wieners
i Bunches 19^
Hamburger
LARDE STALER PASCAL
CELERY
All Popular Brands
Of COLD CUTS
Rtult|.mdlIopoi
anyro-
Bananas
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)b. |Qc Bleach ..... qt. |Qc
California
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W e C i r r r C o nip! ?ift
L i n e O f Flcitlc
S u p p lies
A 1 Jlk
•OP VICI KMItftlHTtAi H42MH4M Hen. Rlehend Mr Ninon (left) latheWllh twn feltowCallfotntolta, Mr. and Mrs, LewlaUaugh, ol Pauidene,
1* • > * ! . aou«h> ‘hA»*vnrH. to
U « t0 8 .
TOMATOES
t'lo While
Firm, Hlpe
OlftAft IfORI heiress Barbara Hutton,-on her arrival tn Honolulu,
scoffs at report! that aha plant to
marry David Pleydell-Bouvarle.
Brltiih-born northern California
aocigllte, durt
Un-day vaeatl
Cantulopes .....
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RAKING HENS
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Oil Concerns Have
Not Yet Accepted
Offer To ‘Exolain’
' J . WXtfltlNGTON i/T’i The Senate
Email Bu*lnes» Committee »ntd to.
• day none of nrven hiir nil firm*
•ccusrd nf monopoly prnotlri-* hurt'
grrtpted an offer to npnenr before
the rommiUre ami dUpule the
charge.
Th" monopoly n-eu«»linn* .veto
dllalted In n long-*iippre***d »eport wrillen hv Federal Trnil**
Commission
FTC *tnff memliar*. The report wa* made nuidlc
by the Senate eommlttrr Monday
A f t e r President Truman neerded to
minatnr*’ iletminih that it hi' te^fleaacil.
Blake O'Connor, dlreetliur tin*
rommlttee'rt
prof*-*innnl
w|nff,
raid the group will deride now
whether to order public henrlng*
of llg own on the matter, write n
report ha*ei| on the FTC finding*
or »lmplv let the report -land.
Bert. .John Sparkman of Ala
bama. the eommittee ehnirmnn
and Demnrratlc nominee for vice
preeidenl. annmtnrrd la making
f " . -the report public he wh* r e w v * a log Wednesday ■■ml today for publie hearing* If any of the acveti
companies wnuteil fo reply.
"Wo have had no request for n
. hearing from nny of the seven."
O’Connor told n reporter
Tha report named (lie seven
companies a* Standard Oil of New
•fer*py, Standard of California, the
Texa* Co.. Smciny-Vacuum Oil
9.
Co., and Gulf Oil f’orp., all in
-orpornteil in (hi* country, the Anelo-Iranian Co., Intgely owned by
j h e Ilrlti*h government, and Hovnl
Tlutch Shell, owned mainly by
Dutch and llrit ialt Interest*. In
pro** statement* at the time, the
companies generally denied nny
wrongdoing.
The Justice Department It In '
vtktipnting the group, and lots'
filed damage suit* totaling *17 tnll-!
lion dollar* ngninst the two Mtimil•trt Cos., the Texas Co. ami So- '
_fonv-Vacuum.
,» O'Connor snid lie rnusidcr* It
"perfectly understandable" that
Che rornpallies deelinetl an oppor
tunity to answer the FTC while the
grant! Jury inquiry ami lint law
suits are pending.
Major Leakmc
Leaders
He
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ASHOfIATKD
Try and Stop Me
-------------By BINNETT CERF--------------
A t r e r w ith to n ic r a t t y trim nunjjN hail l»coii propped up tn
M IM ltlf M THI AMIAICAN IIOION'I 40-nml-8 orgnnlfotlnn pufT past
the New York Puhlle Ubrnry as a giant six-hour parade herald* Hie
opening of the American Legion's 34th annual convention, In M*dt*nn
Square Darden. More than ISP.ntHI wilt attend.
ftnlernnllnunlJ
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
■v WllltAM klTT
Central P it i t Writer
th r Twrttllr*. (irrnrdlng la »n nitIN E n ie , PA., our srort* edl
tor telle u*. three golfer* scored tm tn ll.t Maylui »", hul h r ‘* *t
lrn*1 20 vuif* otilrr
hole*-In-one on the same course
1 I I
It * getting *o. opine* Orsndpsppy
4* h r ladlv r frk* «r f** }*n 1
Jenkins, that golf slorie* are ev*n
ra k r . Oraudprtppv Ji-ukln* rfr
1letter than the old fish type
1 t !
fnrfnfc Dumkopf *«V* lko*r TP
political nrtjum rnlt nrr rrou'dino
kirn rtoM o«l of hU llelno room
I ? I
OelreH'1 Tigers have never floUhed lett. The current i- ***** (uil
prove*, again, there'* a 8r*t time
for everything.
! f I
The Jitterbug" of the Flflie* I*
the **me as the "rah re atri" of
rfnrr* ih r oM fawn m a trrr traxa'f
*rt foiigk. Af frail, II kmf u-hrrl*
! *{
I*.King farauk'* liU al Capil
hotel bill I* 120 bulk* a day. Now
ko know* Iho moaning of that
"high «o*l of unomploymont."
i t i
A Conform * *mohnr hrp l til*
pipr lit for 87 minute*. u*lng only
on* m glrb Ulfurtr, IvF* have no
comment th at tin* w#« pufTwtly
nt»rvelou»!
f 'mulling. New York, 12(1. Kell,
nstnn.
.1 1 2 ; Goodman
Boidon,
30fl
Yorit
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go, 110; Thomsnn. New York, 80;
Hodges. Pnmklyn. 83; Cntmmncl
la, ilrnnklyn. 81, Knnla, Phlladel
phln. 81
Hits ~ Adaiui, Cincinnali, 138,
Muslol, St. lentil, 134; Sehocndlensl, St. I,mils. 133; l.oekmao.
New York, H I; Knnls. Phlladel
phla, 140.
f ^Home runs - Saner, Chicago.
1 U l ; Klnar, Pittsburgh, 38; Hiulge*.
\ * J t i ’owyn, 27; Gordon. Boston. 21;
101 W. 13th a t.
Phone 1.118
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- i- Centennial of Knglneerlng In Chl" I ci to. Qlackwell never graduated
Rensselaer. He entered ths
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■i he was denied life Insurance at a
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ton. 8 0, I 000; Shnnlx. Phlladel
phln, 22 I, 848; llaschl, Now York.
I l l , .831: Renton, Poston, I I, 800,
Sclileb, Philadelphia, I) 4, (182
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P alling
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320; Kluaiewskl, Cincinnati, 318;
*1nimiholljt, Chieagn. 118. Imck
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l»V f '
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”
T h a t ' s w h e r e o n e t o u r is t w o u n d up |.t>| y e .n , .mil i. l t | , , ,
g u id e . " T h i s Is o n e d a y w h e n I d o n 't w a n t to (>.- d
,
to
p lace s so il sh o w e v e r y o lh e t
A m e i icon T o n i g h t I w a n t to
se e th e to o l A f r i c a ! " T h e
g u i d e (a id . "I will t a k e you
to t h e w ild e s t, m ost e x o l i r
e a f e this sid e of th e S a h a r a
T h e tw o m e n t e p a i i r d to a
d a r k foi b i d d i n g h o m e o n th e 1
e d g e of to w n
\
Atnerlran league
IliUlng — Fain, Philadelphia.
.338; Mllchell. I'levelaml.
.1.12,
Huns hntted In — Zemin I, Phils
delnhln, US; Dohy. Cleveland, 88;
Hnninson. Chicago, at; llosen,
Cleveland, and llerra. New York.
SI.
Hit* — Fox, Chicago, tfll; Robin
son, Chicago, 147; Fain, Philadel
phia, 1411; Avila, Cleveland. 144;
j ensen, Washington, 142
* Home Runs — Dnhy, Cleveland,
•Jill Rerra. New York, 27; Zcrnlal,
.Philadelphia, 2.1; Rost'it, Clove! * land, 32;, fCnsler. Cleveland. 22 »
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lly K E N T « IIKTI. MN
A t.ivur.l nntir*, unorthodox pin\
IriK and bilnrllv in general Is<■»
noted tin* Ju n io r Alnellcrtti Leg
I o ii ’m x cp trium ph licet night ovi i
til*- motley nxx'llllilml Oliltillien
Club In Mini'll ini Ktii'lium la-fur *•
ovrr I.IMill laughing fnn«
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tie I" I'leisrhi-r
hl.nikrtl Hit- name uliMern on
mi Ii IIn in lii. Him e-inning Mini
no llie loll, lint iionlfiill) •■■mill'h
Jiiiini) h i oli'i, * hit
i I'liliitml
llriurln-r on I In* r.iouml In beHin tin- fniulli mill riiniI frnnii-,
tlrliliil lln- lone hit. n ■ingle lit
III* father, lull it Kriili-r.
Kilili-r'o lilow w n. inn’ of llonir.st solid ol tin- whole grime niol
.wrote
im e s
P a s t S ta rs C o m m it
Seven E rro rs . M ake
O n ly O n e H it O ff
F le is c h e r * K r i d e r
dell i .iii ill .............. on .Mil-milleil steal, Ilrn v e r ( onlell. T e r r v ’s
fnllier, pul I lie Im II on him. T he
Ju n io r Legion Mtlinil |iouriil mil
ol Ihe dueonI .mil .ill lull rriislieil l.nni') in llie l i n t
liehiiol
I lull).
lt> F . T . M a c F E E I . Y
A t io r ia lr d Pre s* .Staff W rite r
The playoff lineup In the F lor
ida Stnle League eould lie dei-ided
tonight when ihe llaylnna lleueh
Inlander* m eet Ihe I'nlatka Aralea* ut I’nlalkn A I’alatka victory
The O hltinor* i oinpiaitlod of
ler tile grime Unit v illi n week"*
|il (u til. lln
eoldil hove tnkon
tin- young w htpp'-i -slijippr*i.* into
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t^jil jiilr \vn I n - iih»*l in
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T otal*
llie O ld llm rr*’ im tlern of pin>
when he started on the hill lifter
Legion
spraying Ihe entire niounil K ith t Sheffield,
H IM 1 iI iih I while u«lllg the rnMn
Hi.l.ee, 11,
ling to perfume h i. nun ill I -.
Kiidi-r, i.'b
The In tin l flinger showed m k ii -i
M i -Hh, :lh
of hi* form er greatness w ith ii ! t ’orilell, ■
side-arm vnriniioo of n k u Iii i i h - 1tlnle*. il
l in ! if ivy it v
I'ulalkn. I 1-i games Ijehliul J a c k
sonville lieach with only two In
play, whitewashed Sanford, SO.
Daytnria Hi-arh, annlher half nmnihack, nipped Lr-osburg. 4 2
In Ihe other game, Lust place
Cocoa scored eight runs in the
ninlli inning In overturn Ihe leaguechiunplon lii-l.and lletl Hats, 12 8
Over-nil standings—which are
separate from Ihe second • half
standing*—determine lineups for
the playoffs In-ginning Saturday
Oel.und will he hnsl l« one prellminary series against Ihe fourthplace learn The second place learn
Is host to the third place leant
Ernie Clark gave Orlando only
1
.*
ll
I
Iti' Hen, a*
Inch K i liter
1)11 Sln-I field
lin e hall lhal stymied Ihe Leglon mi two run* and iml a sin
gle hit.
PliJinej lemilti-il
I.,
tlii'lii is
when ill lio iih li1. lie Ii in I fit I Im .'
11 Jacksonville lleatli pretty well
" sewed up M-rond iilnce with a 10 3
win over Oilam lo Wednesday night
1
0
»-• Kridcr
filny.
II ......... ..........................
11 whole season for tin- Azalea*
Ml
\ll-> la r %
Kiuiieily, 21
lull II Iplil'k i e In y nailed hi in el. I ’oliner, |>
the keystone .nek in o very cl oh. J m K r U lis , j ,
no
Cade Scores His
148th Tally To
Set New Record
i» h e r a l d
T hu rsd ay, \llg . -X. 1952
l*nlie K
went out into left renter. The IlllWltOII, If
Florida S tate l.i-n i'll i- I’lenlileiii b-Kvun*. If
trieil to s t if t e h il Into n diiul.b ll i i t i , if- lli
M.i
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ii. , f i ll fin <inilowny
t tu t llllll l-li.lN-l.il lull till I'ill
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and
cnasled
through
nn
his males' ll-lill attack tin John
Skinner anil Al Onullak II was
| | (,,| Treadway night and Ihe Jack
M i l l v i l l e Beach manager eelehrut
nl ll will) three lilts
Nick Ugarte, Jacksonville Beach
shortstop, twice was lilt by pitches
thrown by Onullak Alter the sec
ond lime, (fgnrte strode to Iho
mound anil look a swing al Ihe
pitcher Ugurte was banished
Joe lb nnlngtnn pitched u ii till
shutout for Palatka The Aruli-n*
j-r-med on Murray llyrd for 10
Palatka Hands 5*0
Loss To Sanford;
Play Last G a m e
In Park Tonight
AMONG REST 100
GAINESVILLE — Charlie Laf'radd, Unlversitv of Florida co
m plain and
defensive
tackle
standout, Is one of two SRC tack
le* selected among the top 100
college football stars of 1952 by a
national sport
rnugazlnr.
The
lly HAI.I'II RODEN
hurlers combined to pitch a 4-hit
Juat as the Orlando Senators
other ir Ituug Atkin* of Tennes ntaved
Associated Pres* Spoil* Writer
ter. with the win going to Harry
out
Ihetr
hand
during
rlie
Won Lost Pet. see.
It would not be surprising to Dorlih
pre-gamo feativitlei ta il Monday find the faces of General Managers
Florida State* League
Brooklyn stubbed Its toe In its
night and went out to lose to the
710
17
50
DeLami
Seminole Itlues, S)-l, so did the Joe Cronin of the iloslon Red Sox march to Ihe National League pen
ii ig a n d u r n . E
027
42
25
Duylnna Reach
and
Hank
Greenberg
of
the
Cleve
nant by dropping a 10-3 decision
G A I N 'K S V I L L E — H eaviest can- "Hlye Homheri" follow suit with a
311
21)
574
Palntka
land Indians u bit red today.
to the Chicago Cubs while the run32
522 ilidnti for tin- I!lfi2 Flo rid a C a te r hnmorou* round of stunts last
35
.InxviIk- lleueh
Tile
cause
of
It
all
run
bo
laid
32
35
478 football team w ill la- H ow ard night which was followed by a at Ihe feet of Iluy Scarborough, nerup New York Giants sneaked
Sanford
by
Pittsburgh, 5-4. to reduce tl\e
»-v Pi
38
411 (.’hapmnn, 228-pound Ju t.lo r col 6-0 lots to the Axaleaa.
30
Orlando
ll wa* Ihe firat lime this year n 35 year old pickle salesman from Dodgers’
advantage to 9W g a m e d
adgt
358 lege tackle from Corslcanu, Texas,
24 43
Lcexltiirg
Ml Olive, N. C . who Is currently
that Hanford Had been blanked
In night games,
g a m e s . Philadelphia,
____
251 tiinl llgbtest candidate I* I'ete
17
50
Cocoa
In the Memorial Stadium b j an employed as a pitcher by the hind Curt Simmons, handed St.*
538 W hitehead, 102 pound sophomore
74
53
New York
American League’s pace-setting
opposing
team.
P
art
Cherokee
bal/i-iiik
ft'om
Apopka,
Florida.
Louis Its
It* fifth
f i f ' straight defeat. 7 *.
508
71
54
Cleveland
New York Yankees.
Indian Joe Pennington limited
oston downed Cincinnati, la51)
520
«S
Philadelphia
Fans In Boston probably are do- and
. , Boston
...
Ihe -Seminole llln rs T h is W 'rrk
the
lilue*
iu
ail
aeatlered
hits
in
557
118
54
Rovton
mandirig to know why Cronin sold '• *"
Inning*
{ in registering another Nhutout.
( F in a l)
Scarborough
!//0 j
1,11
01
Chicago
*
"*■ was procured by
Murray Uyrd started on tho .Scarborough to the Yanks T h o se 1the° Yanks
Tonight
51G
from tioilon on Aug. 22
115
01
Washington
In Cleveland must be wondering
{
hill
for
the
llluea
but
was
sent
403
Thursday
52
77
■SI. Louis
lo the showers In , the two-run why Greenberg passed up an op for the tto.ooo waiver price. Ho
H3
.330
eight g am ei for the Red
42
Detroit.
lux lb noli nt SAN’ FOrtl)
Asalen fourth
with Manager portunity to obtain the tall right started
Sox and Fils lone victory lo a ll
Friday
National League
Chuck Aleno replacing him. The hander.
decisions came nn May IS, when he
81
COW
(End of Regular .Season)
40
Brooklyn
argantuan pilot gnvo up only
Scarborougn ernnarrnssed the . ,
, „
rigi^ord at Cocuo
52)
518)
72
New York
our lilts and hut one run in pitch front office chiefs of the Boston
Chicago, 1-0.
»
SalariUy
.................... The latest Yankee entered the
72
571
54
St Uitiln
ing the remainder of the game. and Cleveland clubs Wcdncsdiy
(lle
g
in
n
in
g
o
f
Ptay-offa)
IM
57
537
Philadelphia
Pennington contributed to his by gaining credit for the Yanks’ game In the third inning In relleft
05
188
02
Chicago
own cause with three single* in I U 7 victory over St. Louis. Tho nf Allle Reynold*, who w ai tagged
08
tu
54
Boston
four trip s to the plate. Angel
trlumnh enabled Ihe Yanks tn for five unearned run* In Ihe >ec>
Scarborough limited the
51
72
429
Cincinnati
Lopes hanged out three bingos
stretrn their lead lo two games nnd
1)2
37
287
Pittsburgh
lo lead the A ’a 15-hlt assault.
over Ihe second-place Indian* in Rrowns to three hit* In four In
\merlcun League
nings and was awarded the victory
Florid* Internallimal la-ague
New )'ork 12 St Louts J
Tonight the Seminole llluea will Ihe pressure (lacked race
,083
U7
15
Miami
The Indians drooped hack hy when the Yanks ra m e up with four
make th eir ln»l nppcarnni'e of the
runs in Ihe sixth to take a 10-6
10
(774 Rfislnn 5 Detroit 0
»5
Mlutnl Beach
1062 season in Memorial Htiidliini bowing, 0-3, to Philadelphia llosMl
HI
.171 < bn igo 4 Washington 1
Tump*
' when they play the Ju x Reach Sen Ion's third place Red Sox ro lead
Yogi Berra was the big gun (or
535
77
1.7
St. Petersburg
1 Birds nt 8:1)0 p in . Tom Mills, ihe nialncd 3 ') games astern a* Mel
National I.ragiic
the Yanks He slammed a pair
72
500 ( Im ago in Brooklyn 5
72
Havana
S ta t e
L eague's most
winning Parnell shut out Detroit. 50 In of homer* to boost his output
83
421 Ni- 1 York 5 Pittsburgh 4
West Palm Beach (il
pitcher, will be gunning for Ins (tie remaining American League 27 and lie Cleveland'* Larry Dooy
no
333 Philadelphia 7 SI Isuiis 2
48
Lakeland
u
.
i -- ---- ,
, ,
| 20th win of the y e a r in his hid game, the While Sox defeated
.282 Bo.ioii 12 ( loci nn rill 7 (10 innings) tn gain 30 wins this season.
40 11)2
Washington. I 1. as four Chicago furthe league lead
Key West
WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS
I lorlda International League
T h e llluea,
however,
have
Florida Mate League
! Mmmi fi Tampa 2
been a I borne in hi* aldr all year
llll- MHI
Idler d id o ’l .,-e a t h in g a * th e I’l i u e r
Cocoa 12 IlcLaml M
Miami Beach tl Lakeland I
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having drrlalnnrd Ihe are rig h t
players weie lying oil the ground i-niiukn
Jacksonville Beach ID Drluiuiu :i S1 i>,.|Ursbiirg 2 Key Wcsl I
4 1 ftI 0*J
hander tw ice In three
gamrs.
anil the p ilcber bud lo field the I Is iK'i". • t
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| We i Palm Beach 4 3 Havana 14 Tom orruw night Hanford goes
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lit Cocoa to play the Indian* lu
A f t e r t h e p r o g r u m N iinfntd f a r.* I 'iitf
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hits and lour run* in ihe first four
| lorlda Mate League
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the fin al game o f Hie season.
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Diiyinnii Beach at Palatka
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J o r g e Rivero, playing th e p a rt e r s f o r a g o i n g a w u y p i e n e i i t .
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IJay went Hit* way With runners
,Still4l#'Ffn*s yel ft
American League
count of them selves In the Hpnn
I"» i **ii •
on second and third. Second Base Button at Philadelphia (2)
ish songfest preceding the game. }’• hflMlK' "ft I*
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man Dick Pcnncr fielded a ground Cleveland at Detroit (twi night)
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and third, then threw to Catcher Mi.mklyn at Chicago
rrnwil with Ids AI JuUoo re n
lu n tn u * I r u n
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it 'ii Te4M.Br ll y r d
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dition*. Dressed In the typical | I ilYulllllli If
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Philadelphia al St laiuls (night) | Jalsan fashion with n Mark fare
1IC1ve ftr*II «p lit
Jack Cade. Del.and slugger,
Florida InlcrnuUmml League
j
and while lips, I'arise answ ered
ft
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The parts of u properly
lubrlscored Ills lllttb riltl of llie season Miami llearh at Lakeland
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three encorea.
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to liri-uk a league record, bill It Key We t al SI Petersburg
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Tim act th a t “stole the show’' 4V
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was Al MeMillen's role of ii “ ly
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limi e tel, tin tilled lie s in licllli <
pitililng n(t lln- iiililiei noil
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but after .'III year* of iotinkii. nl
by charging Morgan after tie
aides were retired in llie huttimi .1
the first Inning In the ensiling
frai’U* Slim Galloway and police
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Values tu I 60 yard.
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Chico Gonialr* ” Jorge Klvrru
inen almost wound up exchanglm;
blows. Giillnwuy, wlio had the Ig
iiomliiliiiia honor of committing
TITUSVILLE HUES
three error* nt fiiat and In rigid,
High
Line
ilnycd without Ilia glasses uiui
Friday, A i i k i i n I 21)
*ter ndmitted be eould linr.lty 12:61) a m .
7:111) a m.
see the hull until It was on lop
1:18 p.lii............
8:13 p.lii.
of him.
The Junior Legion eould do
nn heller than nick Oldtiine
hurlcra Palmer, Kettles, Karl
IligRinlHilliam and Jim Payne
for Just four hits. Only one rim
w*a earned off the nldalera,
that was on a triple hy Frank
Htafford to right, which Roy
llrltl almost caught, and a sin
gle by Dll Sheffield in the third
riming off Jim Payne, Lyman
High School m ath.
Tho Legion scored In every
frame of the abbreviated 3 -Inn
ing game. They came up with two
r u m In tho first off I'alnor, five
In tho icminl nf Oio combined
slant* of Kettles and lllggln-•otlinm, who wa* saved from fur(her scoring on a neat fielding
play hy hixti umpire Jack Hluudi* . who threw out Terry Cordell
a t firat to retlr* thg gtdaa.
Payne pitched to only fin
halters in Iho third lo wind ui
tho defensive play of the (ltd
•later*. The game Itself won
kepi "alive’’ hy the *any antics
of InriMdual oldtimers
who
limped around while running
ting
end coming
ro
to the plate. Red
gait
_ ■ waa
_ almost tintenable. Cannon cracker* were
yd.
Unbleached
Sheeting'
Hist i|iinlity Pickens L L
Hlii'Hing (ovvry 4 yard*
weigh* 1 lh.)
I
burst lug around him at Inter*
vala. Tho fir* cracker barrage
began in Iho firat Inning when
Palmer went otu to protest hi*
banishmont from the game.
Then. . I Itho
I * ocannon cracker ox*
..flS'U'K?.
S p e c ia l n t * . .
O re K H e H
Final Clearance
On All Summer
Dresses
Wonderful for school wear.
Ages I thru HI, regular
price* 2.1)8 to U.D8
Including Rayon*, Cnttons, Nylon* and
Blend*. Junior, Mi**ex, Women’* re
gular sires and half s i z e s ................... ....
Children’s
Summer
To
FI
clo n eo u t ul
Values to
Values to
Values to
Z> Price
BedsprcudK
Crinkle Colton iu Maioon
Stripe*, double b*d ill*
Tobacco Cloth
A variety of styles and color*
In ages 4 thru Ul
m
For Drapery Linings, Many Othor Usoa
\
All reduced lo clear I
Blankets
BY CANNON — In Wool
Blend* (2
6a>with 2 Inch
satin bindings. Color* of
To closeout for only
1.98
Men’s Slacks
I
I
Round Trip
11.90 T»» Ind,
Special
1.49
Only . . .
5.95
Confederate
T - Shirts
Silo* Small,
Men’s Swim
Trunks
Medium,
l^rg*.
Were 1.26
Closeout
49c
27 pgln of Nylon* and
Ac.tale Blond. In aolld
colon and cord* (broken
iloxor ityloa (few La.tox)
fancy pattern* and .olid
colora. Six** 28 thru 6S.
.1(0.)
Valuta to 5.00
Special
Odd*’N End*
2.89
One table Including Soya* Slack*,
Shirt*, Hox, Sport Caps, Undershirt*, otc.
To doieoul for
AU At Bargain Price"'
Colton., Rayona and I f litu m , with
abort iloovaa. Valuta to 3.99
Cloaeoul for
Men’s T - Shirts
Solid colora with
pocket in Small,
Medium, Lara*.
Value, to 1.50
1.99
,tttHwT:'.
BSBBk Sbx
In Stripes and pattern*. Ages
M thru 18, Value* to LB8
Men’s Sport Shirt*
Bub Service
Le&veH Yellow Cab
Office 6:50 P. M.
Special 19c yd.
| Boys’ T - Shirts
lilac, Rote, Cedar and Green
i
10.95 Now $5
22.95 Now $ |0
34.95 Now $|B
Girl’s Bathing
Suits
2!)c yd.
5.89
lodod behind Morgan near hi*
eg*. Pc to Rchlrnrd iurn*i| in a
rredRabla Job bohlmi (ho piaio
for th* former stars and hi* ro
laoamont, Bert Chapman, ox
Red S o i receiver, looked
>o old pro of old until h*
........................* n runner at
bounded ho
waa oiMost eon*
C tE /I N U P
I . a s , ',
Volusia County
Kt’iincl Club
I H s | • . | | | ’**
I I I I H I M i l l . . -A
Cronin Wears Red Face After
‘Discarded’ Scarborough Win*
L-471
Boys* Sport
Shirts
On* group of faneiaa and
.olid color*, agaa 8 thru
18. Value* to 840
Now . . .
89c
1.99
. 4 ■r* i M 4 *L d a
�Harry’s Goodbye
Gift To Solons
Will Be Budget
Estimate Of Fcrlcnl
Income And Outgo
To Fill HiK Volmrm
reesso r’s fb ca! !an for th e >*ov • r m n t n t »,•countlug v*»r which
l» 't * n»x' J u ly l
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n v i i i i about it.
The P r e s i d e n f r l f c t . n l l f i r e c o v e r i n g R o m e o f t h»*
r n f f j r v « p m t in hi# c a m p a i g n , p n *
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there
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\ug ’ ru*.' I’tj*
TiulUlv By Car Valve
Gadgets,Indecision Men Enjoy Hobbies
Have Slowed Down Or Ij \ p s , Uedarcs
Plane Production Now York Writer
Tlltllt,
C n r itl,
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il.ln k s
M im tlm viii'i -
II»I ft • 10 : :io
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From Kindergarten To College
It’s
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Each Age Group Has
LUNCH KIT WITH FITTED
THERMOS BOTTLE INSIDE.
BackTo
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Basic Needs Such As:
CHEAT SILVER FLEET
LUGGAGE
rU £M B £A f p ^ M rre fin il
• *>•»•
»t
* )4tt«»t * r i n
P * * f|rt l - l
* » • • • • —V *
t I 'Ml t
t r l l'i'j Ft pi
COMPLETE SELECTION OF
PARKEIt “ 2 1'* nntl ‘*51" PEN
nnrl PENCIL SETS
100 E u t
F lin t
**t *»M /•••.* lit/
#*"V*»s«t.t t',’'%k -t11 e-•t*«» « I n~* * / V I
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W " « '•* • t " * f ' i M
at*»a I M M
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7 DH
CANVAS OVERNIGHT BAGS
RCUMILLAT & ANDERSON
B
♦ • • <tk *bc tf« bf <* y
t l - w o f|(« y p 'ti p l #
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SCHOOL SU PPLIES INCLUDING:
INK — NOTEBOOK PA PEIt —
TABLETS — CRAYONS — PENCII S
PEN S — RULERS — SCOTCH TAPE
MUCILAGE — PASTE ETC.
*****
Walgreen Agency Drugstore
"On The Corner lly Tha Cloek"
T elepliotirn
30 — 1217
f)|i|initn
font
Office
“ Dfpcnilalilo McrchnndlHf At
l.ciwvNt PtiH.sililv P rlcw "
HILL HARDWARL
301 E uhI F irst Slrccl
Plume 53
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Th.iraday, A m*. IN, Dial!
3 Soldiers Are
Heroes In Fight
To Capture Hill
Our Stores Will Be Closed All Day Mond
Steel Industry
Sees New Mark
For Production
Buy Enough To Last O u tIIIu e sd a y!
Sei/uie Ol OM Unhly
Led By Threesome ,|
In blu/.ing Action
I lowfver. Many Head
aches Are Facing
Far-Flung Industry
Wl'lll THE IJ. S SECOND IHV
I610N, Koiea 4> Three hefote
ftldttr* ol the I) S Second Dlvl
lion may have turned the ihl« In
(he bloody buttle Inr Old lluldy,
the itrategic bill in Western Korea
Vlhere Allied troop* now ate un#
in ••for ktaps "
lap.*.
A *35 pound rente m l Hum Kan
U S, a llllle to t pot id Irnin l e a a t ,
and • hard fighting lieutenant were
credited today with clearing the .
way (or Second Division limtp* to
drive lied troopv oil tlie e re r l ol
★
Old Baldy
The 23rd Inlantry lieg n n e n ls’ A
Company war pinned down by
heavy Communis) m ortar and ar
tlllery (Ire on a linger ol I h d , III
Cpl Victor Erpinora, HI I’aso, j
Ten . end hi* *<|uad leader gath
cred nil the hand grenade* they
eould carry and charged toward
the crest hoping to knock out roine
pi the Med gun*
The re»t ol the company gave
ai much rupporlm g lire a* p.*»»l
hie It dm then h«a>il) rhvllcd post
tjiiii
•U H tJf.
TUNA
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V. *.
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plncza
"S u re was a lunuy feeling
to lit* clo*e enough lo In a in rm
breathe and not be aide to ee
Hull'
Sic
Keliel I llult mull a n tool
3 inch, 235 pound platoon set g ram
of Wichllj FUn
ab.u n u l l , o l |
to move to Hie lop II. ilium di
airly began tiring at the • liliie*e
with a tlaine lluowci Me ii'.eil up
furl In Iwo ut till' weii|Min»
“ Bomellme* they Mpieuled lint
most ol tlie lime they just grinded
and toppled ovei
Mild the y mid
ttrgeaid " l i n y mm I have been
hnpprd up In i am i Hu y didn't
te rm lu mind dying I II *«y one
tiling though, they defended dial
hill like II was Ineir last lice pad
Fla. Dressed
or Ga. Shipped!
Grade “A”!
Dressed
& Drawn!
Mr-'s
iftifci
/ v
PORK B EANS
I6i
rwvi'
ICE CREAM 3
kh"
die "
Or. " A ” , f|u lik h u i t n
Vaughn was wuunded and limn
“KINGAN'S RELIABLE*1 GMDKED, CANNED
FRYER PARTS
3Mbs.
Wings . . . Lb.
Net!
Backs . . . Lb. 18c
Each
Olnards . . 11, 20c
then on It was lln h o n d i and Es
plnora They threw eve.y hand
grenade they had and when tlielr
TABLE READY COLD CUTS
Bologna Sausage
Pickle & Pint, Loaf
Spiced Lunch Moot
PICNICS
supply war exhausted Hies picked
up enemy grenade* ami tossed
Ihtrii K-pliin/a placed nil egplu I
live charge lu a lied held tunnel
“ We wcul I ' m hunker In bunk
* r ," said Kspinor.'i "W e knocked
out mnrlur*. iiinchlne gun* burp
guns arid everything they bud I
(nets "
Alii I Hie Iwo hud ile a ltd Hie
ndgehuc Ibe company um *d to
til top ol Hie lull midi i Hie lead
(M idp ol (a p t Ai Hiiii VV I'eiice
J r , company itlm uiaudei. wlui
Uve* ut •Hen llldge N .1
Company A Joined ' oinpany ( .
Which had been giving Ihem sup I
am i and lornied a sluing line ol
Utftlire whleli lepolsed two enemy
counter allaek* doling Hie night
and made Hie 23rd Itcgimenl con
fidenl It war un top ol old Italdy
to *tay.
T A S T E O ’s r . l Mruml
Dressed W h ilin g
III.
I Si
W h lix iu ' l
'»•
Had I’n icli l lllut
lb.
3‘J c
Me sly I’xiK
Neck Bonos Lb 17c
LI Fi C hun i I .1 lin e Die!
Plate Stew ib. 39c
U
I ’hoKV. I It Mill lilt
I
Hamburger it. ti9c
VA
V /
“ It was a very surcesslul opeia
lion," said I’e n e r “ I believe we’re
bn tlie bill im keeps "
x
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1 i
llU lC t'
A
Lb
I .11 Hite Hex!
7” Rib Roast **
Milk 1 «»,i Hollud
1
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11
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59c
c» i ivis.tr ObUck*Fiuew.
a
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Baking Hens
3 J |() <Ju* Xlrd
Lk
.
Mothers Burden
0 /'
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MIAMI ur .Mrs John Moskal
had llllle time tor grit I
First, the had lo llml a lawyer |
U> defend her 57 year old Inishum!
with whom the hud lived happily
for S3 years, agalnsl a murder
charge
Then there were limeral ni l align
menle (o he made (or ihclr Invalid
daughter. Adela, whose IN years
Ol tulleiing eil|i>o lo no cud Mon
day when her Inlher plunged n
bdliher knife Into tier In'iirl
The allomey, Maik O'Qiiln. got
llotkal nul on $5,000 bond 'lues
day. and then Mr* Moiknl had
lo flurry home In Ihelr descried
Apartment, so she vouhl lie their
til) comluri her husband when lie
returned.
“ In three second*, my whole llle
* i i ruined," site (old u reporter
"We have alway* been happy— |
III Hirer ol nr together
1
“ I duu'l know how lie could have
done It. lie'* n good man, and
yvhrn he came home, he cried llu
Was devoted lo Adriu "
Motkal, who hrmiglit hi* (amlly
to Miami live month* ago alter
retiring from the grocery business
In Newark, N J „ sen) Ids wile
Old on • shopping errand Monday
Then h# led Id* daughter, *n In
valid line* birth. Into the hath
4
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P IC K L E S
bomi!y
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Skm U
5 9 '
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IPANACMropi.,1;«;»-59. “37*
VITAI.ISvonic - 49*
TRUSHAY ?S%h - 25* M l D ^ t
BUFI ERINforfastPainRelief 3fc« 534
SAL HEPATICA - 33* -»63*
AMMENS POWDER —,,m35*
4%
1
Ol
JAP
25*
SHERBET
CELERY
k I. *ll ( ilt ll l Top
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Sunshine
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F R fE
36c
SPICED PEACHES
Dixie Darling Bread
f
G thar Pojiulur B ranJ* Now 17c- Bui DixU Darling Tamily Slyla l.oul
am.li
37c
PINEAPPLE JUICE
cu n
N. ion i .,1. i m.i i ,i,.,,
POHK 4 BEANS
cun
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SPHLAD
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Nu
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VIENNA SAUSAGE
cu n
av
t'.iu l .in .
POTATO STICKS
W-u/ Cun I), I Mnnti*
1NEAPPLE JUICE
J u/ ( un
1 C ORANGEADE
can
33c
BONED TUHKEY
10c
_
24c
19c
31c
PICNIC FOHKS
,.kg
PICNIC SPO O N S
pk<
In. itotiisPA I I'MFMil (filial*
tA L E M O N JUICE
uuch
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r t DEV ILED HAM cu n
27c
21c
19c
PAPER PLATES
pkg
PAPER PLATES
PAPER C U P S ”
pkg
, 'W O r
A S T O R brand
c
Lbs
HVDHOX COOKIES
7 ■i or ( ’«llo
17c
• • • * 11 •»«i
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till
t
Mi.l Un
Ntrel
Will Ill’s
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'Ul II IM. 111*1 U ♦ I tll.w I Mill
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Puss ’ N Boots Cal Food
Bruce Floor Cleaner
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Modess Sanitary Napkins
Bin-While Flakes
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98c| u
23cj f
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Sweetheart Toilet Soap
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Sudsy Ammonia 1 1 1c
m il nature of the case am i'I
act that Moskal li a aubitan
property owner. I feel s u re 1
will be here for arralgumcnt ]
ujifh c m
**l» • I n | . , i K i ll
I I I ill* t
I
II, .....
He (old olllcera there was a mil
ipol In Adcla'i head, the m o l t
of an Injury In Ills wlfo during j
her pregnancy, and nm iluid p a i n !
“ drove her cra ry ." Thu child had
been helnlesi mice birth.
“ 1 couldn't stand to see bar that
way." he laid, and added that "I
won't be around much longer and
I did no! want rny wife To b e a r 1
the burden alone.
AI a preliminary hearing on a ' l
m u rd er charge. Juillce of the I
*■----- Tom Ferguson auld h e l l
allow bond ''becauae of tha I
( ’/ll..,
•
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t tin
Ml
IB «,c
can
BONED CHICKLN
Asphalt Tile Cleaner
B
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U l M 1 ll J K
1' ' f *'•
ASTOR
cmF BOV AR [A i
*«•
om of (heir tnarlm rnt and killed
r "because I couldn't stand lo
lee her iiiller any mure."
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YOU SAVE A NIOKEL A LOAF ON—
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In In i | ,| n r , not
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BUTTER
c a n
. a p l u il i
K i'h Hn null i io 'e d down m
..... uni lull and production 'till
1 • ■■' 1 'pa< iii iii August
llu*
•ol • Vil.il (.a the end of capacity
'• OiliJ.' la pill h.o k olltll Hie
' • | II I ‘ t Ilf \ I \ 1|
1 ’ •" •• •
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'••I* •"•»! •*. i \ I Imtii mu i l y
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f i Ik#• tuulrii
............. ill ti.nl |'l * ill, If tl tut)
• \* i nl vr
inr in.iff .il |>
&
The luncheon Men!
thab u heal Ai,v.//1
MIX EM UPI
L IT T L E ACRE PEAS
Ib
19c Ghee-Zee 2»-b..
FliiLufelpLiH
Kr.itl < Ai *I<t
Crnt. Cheoio 2 pig.. 29c Sliced Cheese i l l .
IS
STILL
ONLY
i » ion
W
CARROTS 2 n.u1fal
A(iK.\ s i u \w m:uuii s
Yclluw Conking
ONIONS
3 it. 26c iUJKN KRoccni.t si*t;\us
8 i:.v tu to y i\
Margarine
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WINTf.ll G AUDEN I T A f l l E S
IHXIANA TENDCII OKU A
ACEN ENGLISH PEAS
tU N K IS T LEMONADE
Htllitaft > Uiait|{k Liu.it H.
llrniiein't U ih iik v I L
'/,-Gal
or
Pino.ipply
.OrSngc Jirice . . .
Lbs
C O M tllN A T IO N O F ! Lit
Salad 1i lb h$|. «l(tg JSl
O tiin g o
Gr’fruit Juice . . .
V -A /^ A -A V A - V \ A V A > < A V ' M
ipanaKsk
August
TANGERINE SHERBET, 1-gal. 69c
1 eill.isWi-wl
Lh
SUI'KIIUIIAND Colo, e.l
Mercy Killing In
Family InemiHCH
S a tu r d a y
v.>v*l. k Hoxisn
i;APES 2
49c Wieners*bn,,. .«»< lu, (Gull(ll|
lll.l I'usisl
Citnned Hams E“ k 7.49
»N V A V A . \ V V A . \
T h ro u g h
v;
FROZEN FOOD VALUES
No. I I.ONL ISLAND WII1TK
B
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MUMDEODORANT ""'39< -;59»
v,
49'
POTATOES
i 6 ; Mwr, (.i.ii, x | ro,-„n
•1 iu / lb Av.
Turkeys
riu lll.e. s
Veal Roast
P i ico* G o o d
Your
C lio ic o 1
/i> i. i. u i n 1
Chuck Roast
Quantity Rights Rosorvod
SUPERBRAND Choc., Vanilla & Slrawborry
I*', v c r » !
Van C amp’s
lA b
22
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G eorgia Maid Suieef M
300 E. 3rd-419 E. 1st
Sanford, Florida
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them "
I
S tar-Kis i 6 u i K la id LIGHT MLAI
■ l;
:!il: i'iHl
pons
Tne npiad leade. was hit on the
wgy up E ip in o ia udiiiiulatered
l i n t aid, grabbed more band gre
rtader and an automatic idle and
(termed back up the lull tin*
time LI W K Vaughn, Ida pla
(eon leadei, went wdh him
Together they knocked out Iwo
bunker* and l.»pino/a .lien, tit a
machine gun with In* idle
“ It war to dark you couldn't
tee the Chlnji* until you . . t i e only
a few yard* from them, said Ks
*f,“
It* S t.tl DAWSON
M u YORK t1 Ibe *ta-«'l IndusI in
u ilh ln i, month or 1o to
II bio.iklnc ill ri'cnrd* of produc
tion tnii n ha« Mini,- doiibli a*
lo liou long H cj ii keep th at up
-‘lid lin,l euilouier*
Ymt it h a « Milne other headache*
today too
I
F . i i n i n e , o l .i>, i r o n and Heel
, M.mpaities foi the ftrsl half y ear
'•'•I 43 per cent behind the first
- in month* ol Inst And the third
‘loarlei doesn't took too good, e i
ther
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Legal Notices
flelel tM l of Mid Court a t t a n
ford, Florida, thle «lh day of AaBueit. I t l l ,
.m
O. P tterndon
Clerk of eald Court
THE SANFORD HERALD
DR. H. McLAULtN
OPTOMETRIST
(AVAL)
Fred It. Wlteoa,
I ■net O fflre Ho* IT t
Hanford, Florida
Atlornar for Plaintiff
l i t MagMila
CHIROPRACTOR
Piaaae call far appelatm aat
Phoaw l i t
Phew* 1TII—1740
SAVINGS IN COST
BOYD-WALLACE
Yea! Dividend* from 15% t o
FIra and W in d H to rm
2 0 r! paid
InH iirnnce
in° V h h '
or
on yout
Phone 101
112 N. Pftrk Avenue, Hanford, Florida
Keeps Your Car
In Shape!
.
ST
And Good Gulf
Gasoline la .What
We Mean,
Let MERLE Tell You About It
\ihys\m ^niA W ' »
Warner’s Gulf Service Station
"CARfi WILL SAVK YOUR CAR”
Corner First and Hanford
S am k 'V iP ta rn utatk
FixjitiOA: oftKerriNOHi
You are heretif notified that
anil In divorce haa been entered
aaalnet you by your huahand-M at.
thaw Pool, in the Circuit Court, lilt
Circuit. Hemlnole County, Florida,
hie wife. 1*11 Kaet Ilallroad Ave ■Ituata In Hanford. Florida. You*
Kmma Pool, a re the Defendant and
nue, Kvamton, III Ino la.
You are hereby notified th at your htiehand, Matthew Pool la tha
Plaintiff In the aull You are r e
anil line been brought egelnet you quired
to file your anewer or other
and Trueman Farlllleer Company,
to the Complaint
filed
tt corporation! Nacn F e rt lh i e r Com- Rleerflng
rreln
on
Heplember JTth.
pittiy, formerly Nllrata Agencies n i l . alee ora before
decree pro conraeao
Company, u corpuratlont amt Han will lie entered eanlrmi you
ford Urnwere Credit Corporation, a
WITNFHH MY llAND AND HKAf.
corporal Ion.
by
P td eral
Form AH CtiEftK OF T ill: ClllfTMT
Xlorlaaae Corporation, Plaintiff In C O tin fi flh CIRCUIT:
Hemlnole
the circuit Court In nnd for Hentl- County, Ftortile, Ih l. Itlli tier ol
nole counly, Florida, In Chancery, A uau.i, te n .
O. P HERNDON
No soil. an abbravlatad atyle uf
Clerk, Circuit Court.
which I* above l e t forth, the na
ture ut which aulI la for Ike fora
closure of (hie certain mortgage
from Mary K. Balmeaf who waa
amort Imea known aa Kllaabelh
NOTICH
llrandl llalmeel, and k t r husband. TH H 8TA TB O F FIJIR fD A TO
George K llalrnaa, lo Land Bank
HH.AH A N T O N
T IIO R EBON.
Commleeluner dated Jan u ary t,
Gratiot. W iser, n.In.
l e i t , and sncumbarlnH the followYou are hereby notified that a
Inn deacribed lot, plane, of parcel suit for divorce has bean brought
nf land situate in Hemlnole Coun against you In the Circuit Court of
the Ninth Judicial Circuit Tn and
ty, Florida, lii-witi
for Kemlnnls County, Florida, tha
Irfil One Hundred Thirteen
title nf said cau.s being MABEL
f i l l ) nf Eureka Hammock, aacording In plat thereof record
ed In PImI /look 1, at page |0(
fendanl, and you are hereby r e
of Die Public llernrdi of Hemlquired to file your answer or other
nolo Counly, Florida.
pleading In said cause, personally
You are hereby aummoned and or by attorney, on nr before Hep. j
rei|iilreil lo serve upon Fred II. lemlrer 11, 1111. and upon failure
IVIIaon. I’lnlnllffe eltorney, whose lo do so a Decree Pro Cntife.eo
■nlrlre.a i. poet Office Bog t i l , Will lie entered against you.
WiTNEHM my hand and offlc|a |
Hanford. Florida, an anewer to the
lllll of Compliant which le here anal a] Hanford, Florida this lOfh
with eerved upon you on or hc- day nf August, 1111
/•/ o p m i: riNDON
fnrn the Htla day of Heplember,
Clark of eald Circuit
I Mil If you fall lo do ao, a De
Court
cree Pro confeaen will be entered IHKAI.)
eualnvl you for the relief demnrUled A. Edwin Hhlnholser
In lb . lllll of Complaint.
V. U. Hus 111
IN WITNKHM WflKItBOF, I bava Hanford. Florida
hereunto eel my hand and tha of- Attorney fur lla ln llf f
Photic I
THE FOLLOWING RETAIL
LUMBER YARDS
W ill » • Cloned A lt D a y
S a tu r d a y a n d M o n d ay
AND 00WT IELL ME
4
►THAIS CATSUP OH YOUR
COLLAR,.. I KNOW UPr.flCK
WHEN I SEE I t f . . .WHY, I'D
OO HOME TO MOTHER THU
‘ YCRY MINUTE If I COULD
THU ST YOU our OF M Y
„
stour,C., AND ANODICn 1
DIINO...
United Lumber Co.
you want ta Buy, Rent or Bell,
d4M!
For KeMilift
PHONG 148
DEFENSE HOUSING FOR
NAVY PERSONNEL
We are almost sold out. Have Just
a few 2 bedroom housee and one
9 -bedroom house left. We are
not authorised to build any morn
a t tha low down payment nf
0670.00 for Navy personnel.
Oaler-Weller Homee, Inc.
Comer MellonvHle end Rendotph
FOR 8ALE. One of the finest 5
room homee with two wonderful
porches. Price only 011,600.00.
Four bedroom house, another
email houia and a large city
block for only 00600,00.
Alio for tale several real bar
gains In celery fa m e .
EDWARD F. LANE
9CAgCH ihc noose' ) me cionar
AND.
25 Aa Birdsey’s Best
50 Aa
“
“
25 Aa 4 Brothers
50 Aa “
“
M
THE
HANFORD
HERALD
m
WHAT HAPPENED MERE? WHXTg THE
kTT0 R WITH THE arO REKKBPER? r "
"
yM
h blp/
$2.19
4.2S
IM
3Jt
coupon ir-sanaa
I
-
ELRDSEIi
70 ACRE8 close In, very deelrable
for email Ranch, part fenced
hog tight. See M. 8. Nation 601
WEI,AKA Apartments, 114 WFiret Street. Phone 4D0-W.
TUXEDO FEEDS. Complete line
Hunt's Tuaedo Feed Store.
2 bedroom new house. 400 Colonial
Way.
U8ED TIRES «1J)0 up. U s«
auto tubes, 60c up. rlrcstom
NEW 6 ROOM house on Golden
Stores, 111 E. lat St.
Lake. Phone 020-M or 866-M.
TRAVERSE Extension R o d e -20'
FURNISHED modern apartment.
600 Tark Avenue.
Free • Free - Free
Buffer Rental
with
Purchase of Pasto Waa
SPECIAL SERVICES —11
8PECIAL—Hollywood lleds Com NEW FLOORS aurf*c#d to potfaction. Old ftoora madd Ilk*
plete 040.60—hoxiprlngn, Innern«w. Finishing, cleaning A wag
spring nisttrees, five yenr guming, alio portable power plant.
entee, plnetlc h e a d b o a r d s .
Serving Hemlnole County elnee
Choose your type, pnttrrn nn.J
loan. If. M. Gleason, Lake Mag
color. The Furniture Center, lift
W. First. _ _ _ _________
ORLANDO Morning SentIneL Or
TRADE-IN Ice boxes and refrllando Evening Star. Call Ralph
gnrulora as low na 111.00. FireRay. 1106-J,
■tonn Stores, 111 E. 1st Ht.
PLUMBING
CHEST of Drnwere—any type nr Contract and repair work. Free
all* finished nr unflhiined. P ric
estimates. R. L. Harvey. SOI
ed to suit ynur budget. Visit us
Sanford Ave. Phone 102ft.
at lift W. First. Telephone
I42G— The Furniture Center.
1
GOOD AND BAD
I Used Dresser
0 6 00
Used Buffet
10.00
[Uaed 2 pc. Living Room
Suite
16.00
lUsed China Cabinet 20.00
[Used S pc Wicker.
Living Room Suite 20.00
uJe*d 6 pc Oak Dinette 20.00
Reg, 0110.D6 Shopworn
8pe. Bedroom Suita 79.00
Reg. 0110.08 Shopworn
2 pc. Sofa Red Suita 80.00
[MATHER OF HANFORD
8*3 00 B. 1st 81. Phone 107
ARTICLES WANTED
Hr Fran Striker
$2.35
4.60
2.15
4.20
m t . r t w . , t H t i t e . . i . . .« • » . i . . . . . . . . . i . I.
12-
J. W. HALL, Reattar
Florida (Male Hank Rnlldtag
"Call Hall" Phone 1711
SMUT
U P /f*
1
■ IR D ilY 'S BIST a n d 4 B R O T H IM FLOUR
we are m aking thle epeelai offer A eg. 2* ffwv tag*. A
(Coupon must ha preeewted at awr etare)
Sherman Concrete Pipe Co.
SUHEIT VOtl w o n 't J WE LL JU9T
OBJECT IP WE
S tOOK IN
^
BIRDSEY
Security Lumber and Supply Yard
FLASH GORDON an* hla advent u re a In Hnac*
y jW W V l:
S e p t, l a t
Hill Lumber and Supply Yard
Use
HERALD
WANT ADS
UH-liJTGN TO V
, THBM NOISY
( NCIOMBt/HI NEX
l OOAH.OJARH/
(MOAN)
JW KIN AH
HELP I f f
NOTI CE
A u g . 8 0 th
Page 10 Thtirxdsy, Aflg. 10. M SI
DR H. Ke RING
—f t
CABINETS Formica top*. 0. Vill
Woodworking. 611 Sanford Ave.
Phone 600-W k UOX-J.
\ ,
BATTERY, Oenerator or Start**
Service. Call 617, Sw iln’a B s i
terv Service. Sanford Aveng*
and 2nd Street.
L. L. SILL—Plano Technician.
Phoja 611-W. Route 1. B u
ford.
CARPENTER WORK
F»r quick repair job*. o» snatUI
building. Call Jim 1140-M-4. ^
RADIO REPAIR SERYICH
By Eddie Mllee a t • Fttmlttit*
Canter. 110 E. Firat. Ph. 1420.
WALLPAPER) Largest ■<
In Central Florida, (
Wallpaper Co,. 006 E dit
Ington Ht. Orlanda t-Btl
Wo buy, eell A trade uaed
furniture. Wllson-Maler Furn LOWEST COST AUTO FINANC
iture Co. 311 E. 1st. Phone 066.
ING by your local b6nk — t o
.u rin e , with BOYD-WALLAQA
WANTED—nrnctlon piano in good
16% • 20% dividend*. Phone 1M
mechanical condition. Reaton-
1— PetoLlveatock-Sappllee
—7
PUPS—Cocker Spaniels (16 each.
Males, 2626 South Palmetto
ALL TYPES Bulldosev wav
Reaaonable R ate*- Fra# ta i
mates. Spreads* Service, Lie
and Dolomlta and Fertilise
Carpenter k
Oraesjg Fhoi
130S-M or 000-J.
TWO experienced waitresses at
Pig *N Whistle. Apply between
0:00 and 11:00 s.m.
NE BEDROOM cottage. Fur
nished 066.00 month. Free elec
04O0MONTHLY
VENETIAN BUNDS
8PARH TIME
tricity and water. Special price
on one year's lease. R. J. Car- Factory prtceal Rolla-Hsad Blinds, We will select a reliable person
Aluminum slats, cotton or plas
from this area to refill and col
roll, Five Points Motel 0 miles
tic tapes. Complete repair ser
lect money from our new auto
vice.
matic merchandising machines.
HEMINOLH VENETIAN BUND
No selling. To qualify, applicant
COMPANY
must have car, good references PHILIPS Colonial Cleaner* "It
IM West IN
Ph. IIIS-W
and (000 working capital, which
how" plus U -8sn-0 guargni
RMOND BEACH ocean front
I* secured by Inventory. De
cottage available September lat
voting 0 to 10 hour* a week will
—accommodates «. Phans 8M-W
net up to 0400 monthly, with ah
401 for frse delivery aarvlt*
excellent opportunity of taking
over full Ume. We allow the HOLLA WAY *l
person wo sslect liberal' finan
rent—day, wi
cial assistance for expansion.
Furniture C*
For interview write, giving full
Free delivery
particulars, name, adurese, ago
and phone number,
VIKING VENDORS
Halle 220. Dept. 0
4000 Dolmar Blvd.
Ht. Louis 0, Missouri
■JWSt'StJH
068 MONTHLY for large two
bedroom furnished apartment.
Upatalra with screened porch.
1703 Magnolia Avanuo, phone
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