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TIIE SANFORD IfKRALD able mention, Mr«. Peterson fa to their fitness for aurh office, PrcHs Censors and president of the ANPA, spoke grown out rtf the lower bracket I'M* B Time. Apr. 13, 1133 who ahall const!Into a Hoard of briefly at the meeting for •publish- and Into tha regular tax rate Children**) G roup Main project of the committee portad-rted. ------A suggestion- by Mrs. Hoy Holler that thothe committee men Trustees for sold public hospital. (I'lialtnaed r,utti I'aaa Oar) ers of newspapers with circuit again. Consistent with rmy stand during tha past year ha# been the "Tho Trustees for tho County tlonl of between 10,000 and 30,000. on dog track taxes from the first, irnnllmieS Pm** Pa** Ono> compilation of a scrap book which quarterly instead of monthly waa H ospital Quiz Hoapltnl coni# not, therefore, bn hnck information on security “Sniping at newspapers seems 1 have pledged lo work for a cerebral palsy victims, told of tha wa* displayed at tho Miami con- taken under advisement for action the same as the Trustees of the grounds. to be a major sport," McCahlll graduated tax on all tracks In nrogre«x being mnde tit the Forest fcrenct and received much favor- to bo taken nt the May meeting. (rHiinnH naui ru t na*> Fish Estate. It Is my understand While said In a prepared speech said In a prepared address creasing the lax on the big tracks Park ftohool in Orlando which I* Dean, J. L. Ingley, Rnndnll Chase, ing that tho Trustees of tho Fish that rivilinn censorship Is 0 “sick- ' Croups which have something to so that the state nnd counties will also avallnbte to rhildren suffer Legal Notice T. E. Tucker, Frnnk Evnns, An Eitato ore not empowered to take fling body hlow’’ to freedom of gain by not having tho spotlight get three or four million dollars ing from cerebral palsy in Semi drew Cnrraway, J. A. Dlstilnc, over r.ny hospital nliendy con- lfi.°, • rt', turned nn their activities are onx- more of the huge profits of the nole Countv. She ui-gpd the group taiirifr an. mar »«»#»• uutriei s». >1 W. V. Dirt I riK nnd .lark Hall. strueted. They must ererl nnd ll"rin Mi ini,, editor presided at ions to /-oppress newspapers." large dog track operators." to study the needs in the county HWrOHT (IF T il): CU4I>ITI«.4 «)K ni' i'iim: tor publishers of dallies TMIJ kSSDlHtl sT U trtl .'ilia 'll, IIA.4K 0. C. t’riesl, rantlidate, replied manuKc it. 1 lie added that "many human McCarty, who spent all day Mon arid report their finding 1 to Hi" o k s A s r u r a in tin; »n ri. o k k i .« h i u ,4 that hr Is vrry much in favor of "Seminole f'ounly cannot nf mill rirruIgtUina of lest than to,- c ra ls . a p ta a r to prefer lo day talking to fnrmem and rilrns school that nil cerebral palsy a t ‘I h i . cl.oso tir lllsm .ss us .siAlll’H ill, IM1 a hospital lh->» '•'ill tnkr rar*> of ford t" make nn i#uvi.,. 1 1 at \ 1mil1cr meeting win helnc function o"hont knowledge nl the acking home employes In his victims in ':>uinnr.!„ County msv IT ItMSIIKll IS IIM I'II'SH Til I H t .11 Silt, Ur renew f ’ • ,{ t(|r pe*-!*" of Hr011 lone Mil, i .i|uuks. incuullti* rsa*r*» it.m.ro).)) i- - w« the prnplo of Seminole County Sanford on which lo < n-ci the H di Ralford and Ocala made a life nludy of Hie disease, Buar#nt»#i) ...... - -..... illl.lll!) ■- hospital," hr slated. ‘I still be are now errctlng a hospital in He Uhde mod newspapers do will he at the Forest i’ark Gehool obligation* ol til*'*, amt e-'lill-al nutirtu ,*i Un (U#,XJ#.U - ..... tanrev of efforts to suppressppr* in Alto Adams, the other major 1)W,I##.M sf >• lieve that the people of our County Land, and have indicated th.tr lo- ...... 1 ',hr r^'-Ment's order formalhm.'' he continued, "and If on May 21 to give le'ditres on the u ih tr buna*. ncit*j. ana iteocntuir* should have n voica as to how we While raid, “The people as a candidate, campaign M o n d a y "exceptional »hlld", the term that i urpuret* *tock» iincluilin* ij.uoa nn *to,-k ol k lentlon to erect . hosfitnl in flan ...... ** " It were not for the fact that the through Palm Beach County. riourl t,»»*rvr rank) J.oso.ao 1 may secure funds to build the ford as toon ns possible. 'ilinb -Ib e r> ,d In - n In this nisi In'rued tor them children At pres- l,uis,nr on n * •er of civil, IO t rn.rirslllp—did not newspapers nlmovt as one force He continued his attacks on Mc «iul dlavounl* line) ll it 11,1. Nv 11* ,n»rrtr*tlt) L. hf' tioanif »1.w "Like you, t r*»llr« (he nrrd i f are to operating to destroy or Carty and on the Warren Adtnln enl Mr i. \pn!»bv )*id th*r« are llsfih prsmlr*:, uuu*,! III. 1st Inililtur* *ml KVi 4 Victor M fireen*. candidate, ex additional hospital farddies in denoonee It " two Semlnol# County rhildren 11Xt,,tM I I I »•« I J il.lll.oi i. eo make Ineffective Ihove efforts I titration In getirral and the Male ulhsr ••«*!* llt.OI* pressed agreement In Ids leply nn Semlmde County fiur n*nd U II, 11 I to oonrtinjril that “you being treated »' the school, with l i not 1 u . or 1 p i per men have think that we might not have tha lloatl DepartmentFfi In particular, the need of a hospital ’’l am much gtenter than mod ( 'free prpis today that does exist." ■ ml again offered his plans (nr "amaslng re*u)(s" Ferto Klpn. TOTAL AHSKT9 t.llM f) 7 1 willing to do all that I think Is resllre, however, out I ttiofi filled 'n unite Ibe is-.e rlear In formerly of Santord, li actively i.m m .i n r s Ihr V,n,n ,n people “ governmental renrgtiriitallon as right in Belting one,’* he wrote. llospllsl Committee mi f,|, 1, the means of rllmlnating whol lie associated udlh fl,o )',,ceit I'jirii t»inan>l ,lspo»|t* ot imltvldusla. |urtn*r*lilp*. soil < ISI.S31 It "However. I am not willing to 11*51. recommended thnl iim |;, • h iii ", mu 1 1 , l,u, 1 loe*. nut hit (Jovcrnurn Knee School, which at the pi event, line corporation* ...... o in "e (in f;, llirmk," be rontiu calls bureaucratic waste He will 11 it, * d»pu*ll* ot indivIdiuHs. |,*rlii*r*lnp*. »'„( c,irp„r#tlon» I.ISt.MS SI saddle Hie people of our comity ecutlve Cotmnlftee of the I'ernabl 1 spend today and Wednculsy so is Denting ’ll , hilflreii, stated Mrs IKpnstt* nt l fnlt*d dt»t**
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Ike Wins Big Welcome Sign Is Hung Out For State Police Convicts Stroll Alioul Prison \ aid As liuildiiiKs Burn Morse Attacks Victory In N. Y. Residents Of DeBary Tomorrow Smash Plot In Big Business Banners in many stnre window' 3:45 p.m. in downtown Hanford indicate (list From 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. will ne the City has hung out the welcome open house at the Sanford Wom Michigan Jail In Steel Row Pennsylvania sign for it* thriving new neigh an's Club whrro historical reties bor, DeRary, whose OOt) or more left by General Hanford, founder •General Leads By 0 residents will he entertained here of Hanford, are now on display Mutinous Prisoners Sees U. S. Strangled tomorrow. on the mezzanine floor. To 2 In Penn Vote: "We want you people of Iteltary One of the most interesting Try To Tunnel Into By Feudal System; t<> fri-l that you are welcome when programs of the day will take Gets 85 Of N. Y.*s you come to Sanford," Jack Hall. place at the Zoo at .1:00 p.rt. Arsenal Of Prison; Truman FightsBack Srminole County Chnmher of where llrad Itrad ford, lecturer, Peace Move Is Made Over Impeachment Convention Votes Commerce president, and M. I~ will show snakes from Ross Al len's Silver Springs Snake Farm. By The Associated Press liahorn, prvtnletit of the Hanford JACKSON, Mich it< — Heavily- NEW YORK r— A resolution Merchant's Association, staled on Horn in South Africa, Mr. llrad- armed state police smashed a plot inlrotlueetl in Ibe convention of Elsenhower-fur-President leaders ford Is a student of the late Dr. staked a claim today tu the lion's the program announcing the of rlo*. turn Southern Michigan the Atnerlran Newspaper Pub events of Ilia day. Raymond Ditmars, naturalist. lishers Association today chat- ■bare of Republican prexideutial- A special platform Is to I* Prison's mutineers to break into Domtnatlng votes in New York and Each DeRary resident Is being the prison arsenal today Irtigrd the theory that the Presi erected by Touchton's Durg Stole The barricaded felons, using the dent of the United State* has any Pennsylvania, where the general riven u badge to wear on DeHarv on Magnolia Avenue for the Semi- scored lopsided election virluries welcome Day, and It is their pass lives of to prison guard hostages "inherent right" lo srlre proper • port into any of the items of en- role High Hchool Rand which will a* a bargaining weapon, mean ly. The resolution 'aid "No such Tuesday. play at filiW p.m. under the dl- In the Pennsylvania |>opularlty teitainment planned, free of time demanded that (lov O. Men Inlirirnl power rvlsts" and prom charge. The children of DeHaiy lection of Ernest H. Cowley, ne Williams enter |>eace negotia ised llu- association would "re poll,oil, Hen. Dwight Eisenhower drew graduate of Stetson University, sis.t5,922 votes in H.127 of 8 431 pre ■ re also allowed to go on the tions sist ami defeat anv attrmplril boat rides, enjoy the shows nod At fl:0Q p.m. the fish fry will Stale police upset a plot of the 'elitirr hv any President of the cincts. Tills compared with ICO,451 lake place on a Idg scale at thu * United Slate' of the pres* or write-ins for Sen Itoheit Tuft of I is It fry. Everyone is invited to the Softball Diamond. Tlds will he dt- mutineers tu sina'h Into a tunnel Ohio and 117,590 ballot votes for free talent show at .Seminole High leading fruni their fortres' Cell any lurtnbcr of Ihr press." Hchool at H:IM) p.m., said Chamber -iccteil by three of Hanford's moat former (iov. Harold Slassen of famous "chefs", (lus Schmah, Block IS to the prison adminis Minnesota of Commerce President Forrest tration building WASIIINC.TON J" Sen Morso Rreekeuridgr. vest side glower; Karl Turn-r, 1 R Ore 1 aeeuM-d the 'teel indus In (he race (or CU Pennsylvania telephone company manager, ami The administration liuiiding cun- Here's u view of the yaul nt houincin Mivtiigu n Min- l'ri-oo u< c .iivu-i* milloi utmul ulU-i they try und other bn; tnn-mei' today district delegates, Taft and Elxen Edward F. Lane, "the man who Riown Miller, east aide (Flower. tain' the prison's log arsenal had seised ilx cell blocks. Smoke from buildings they bad el iil'm- rolls over the vnrd. liming the in- uf trying to saddle \im-nea with 4 bower slates collided over eight knows Hanford," and who Ilk"* Dav» Shannon and his cowboy The convicts were re trie d to stullulimiK wrecked or burned by Ibe mutineer* wn .- the kitchen., dining mom. tailor hIio^. laundry and a "feudal system." while the ad ^ixists front the Pittsburgh area tc make everyone happy with costumed string hand Including a have ripped off a metal cover over chapel. Mure than 2,MM) inmntc-t were lepoited to It a V. |ia, licqi tied ill lln- roil- In addllioli In Ibe first ministration look two more steps Eisenhower forces led, 0 to 2 good entertainment, Is genei.il number of radio artists, will play a tunnel entrance within Block 15 foui guards taken us hostages nt the >1 1,-mnl online a) t itit I hi the latei dcmutislrn- toward decreeing 11 |iay increase Taft's name was not on the bal chairman of the piogram ami nt the fish fry. Those from Do- A 'oiind of hanging amt clattering lion*. I Intel national Huiindpllotnl in tin- government setmi steel lot—he kept It off ami urged his Robert If. Harris Is assistant .Rary and Hanford will tie wel gave them sway and a score of mills supporters not to write it in—and chalruon. Charles Morrison, cir comed t>y Mayor William II. Stem- rifle-carrying state imllce and Morse and CIO President Philip his backers called the results culation malinger of the Hanforl ner. Chaplain Davidson of the guards rushed Into the limiicl to Murray Imth denounced the steel ‘meaningless." Hut Elsenhower Herald, will have rhnrge of the Nuval Air Station, will pronounce nil) the escape attempt Largest Crowd Sunatu Pandidatu Mrs. Nancy Brock companies at a Senate Labor Com leaders hoped this showing, plus talent allow at the .Seminole High the invocation. Local resident* Negotiation' resumed after a mittee hearing. Morse saying that 17,712 votes the general drew School starting at H:0l) o'clock. may obtain tickets for the fish midnight Deuce hid In the holdout lug business Is cheating the Amer among Democrats, might bring the DeRary residents will also enjoy try from merchants. convicts from Warden Julian N At Lake Monroe Installed As Head ican people "In the name of pri state's 7U votes his way at the boat rides on Lake Monroe and the Among the popular entertain Frisbie. vate enterprise " (SOP nominating convention in Ht. Johns River at 1:00 p.in. mil It N NllRM•rS «la FBI* Twi*l There were signs that prison Tire other developments m Inly. iheads were willing to go along Political Rally Of Sanford Pilots 1 The White House formally con • In New York, friends of Risen I with some of the mutineers' lie tinued reports that Ihe National bower won seven of II primary ilia.ids Xdvlsory Board on Mobilization contests. Indicating he will receive Sen. Long Backs Final Two Weeks - Subsequently, came the demand Ciiiulidntcs For Leg Over Worth Of Policy, made up nf representa- at least u.i of the stale's '.Ml con for (iov Williams' participation islature Air Views Basel),ill Books Arc tiles of Industry, labor, agriculture vention votes. Taft hackers won Earl Ward. Insurrection leader, amt the public, had decided pay three ami one was undecided. The Sen. Russell For Of Governor Race muile Rip demand In n telephone On Proposed Plan.; Reported As Sold latsc recommendations of thu results seemed to strei .then the talk from besieged Block IS In hand of (lov. Thomas K Dewey, Wage Stabilization Board, which Deputy Warden (Ieorge Bacon •In I •••line m'ie rally at the M11 Nan. \ thin k, a member nf the steel companies rcfu-cd lo ac who wants Eisenhower ns Repub U. S. Presidency Begins In Earnest Ward demanded the governor’s tin- leiuliUn: -tuff ,,f Hmitb'l'le liran presidential nominee Lake Memo, School ia«t night cept. were within llu- established signature to any agreement. •O lived I,, (>-• I 1 limn v Hclmnl, was ili'talled a- WSR pattern There was no iiopulurity race Fur lit minutes this itu.-nlng one id the Iii-kI at In New York ami tin the Pennsylvania Adams AoJiiscsMcCnr- If tided id tlo incetiioM Vet held, tm -*,*!, nt u| tin- Pitot I'lull 111 .,11 2 Secretary uf Commerce Saw Sen. Kefauver Brings Ward talked through a barred will lliqin 'He ill tulllttmn en Ice 1 nil _ preferential primary had only El dow with Dr Vermin Fox, assistant an-l Ibe sebool auditorium was yer. Ihe government tins* of the W senhower anil Stamen listed nil the Hia Campaign To ty Of Taking Both 'soilurl l>< enpaeitv bv eilileliH of ■ bull.I by Mi ll! F l liannian 1:1 steel mills, a n mm tie i-d that as soon deputy warden and prison psyclml tin- \ in-lit 1 Ini* lint night as lie gets definite wage and price billot. None of the convention del SVitson University Sides Of Toll Row oglsl Lake Momn» and Sanfoid. egates picked in either state was James It Lee ai’-iill presided a) Dill- 1 "(Inei-.i Ill-lulled were iccomnu-ndathiiis (mm Economic Afterwards. Dr Fox went to tho Mi \l I Stnne, ft I -1 vice pi-- SlubIRzt-r Roger I. Putnam, ho Instructed to vole for any cnndl prison kltchrn. presumably to get u meeting mniked by moeb wit dale for presidential nomination NEW YORK in — Sen Russell Hy MALCOLM It. JOHNSON and Imnmr, iiu-ludiiiu conimenls b\ n.dent. Mi . liciMgc \ Hlitie, *e,- will carry them "promptly" to Mr U. lamg (D.-La.) says the nation Associated Press Staff Writer food for the 17J block Inmates, uinl Wee pie'lileld; Mis. It. M. Truman for approval Ren. Estes Kefauver of Tennrs The last two weeks of the first now going Into the third day of Mr I l 'l m * e |f . and not such MO got the bulk of the write-ins needs a swift brake on what he fin-works It W. Nichols, principal Hull, leemdiny! nretelary; Mr*. Morse accused industrialists of calls "radical" tendencies In the primary campaign for the gover their fierce holdout. Hue Htev* ii-iiii, e*u leipmiiiing se,-- trying to nut the burden of their In the Pennsylvania popularity norship of norfda opened today of tile school. Welcomed the vis peU-ai.44a from 7,839 of the pre Democratic Party. Frisbie talked on the phone at itin'. The meeting followed a -op it fury; Jin M I. Kalinin, irons- companies expansion on "the He oayo a leftist trend in tha with the accusations flying fast midnight with one of the mutineer A T. (Appy) lloH'i'tli-r of Mel ')»•••; and Mis. F. II Itamlall, Jr bucks uf ihe common people" ' (t«. President Truman was sec and plUn8 up deep. tin served hy ladles of the IM A bourne I* ■> cumtiihitc fot Ibr 11,358. followed by Elsen Democratic Party, If continued, ringleaders, Earl Ward, psycho- In the school lunch room. und Mr*. W. E lh>llcyhcnd, di Meanwhile President Truman, might moke It a virtual Socialist pat ole robber. The warden said Hutu Senate fiom the :i7Hi 'en- reetora. under hr.dvy Senate fire and Introduced bv Mri T.ee were nn utorlul district. Hi- i« li gradual- C expected Ward toX ftII him back 'opposed Candidates, Including John Mm, ltro,-k, w lio mcceed* Mi ' facing n llnuse move lo im thir morning. nf Ho- Uoivrrrlty of Fb-ndn toil V C Mes'enger, ha - 'i-ived dm peach hint, stuck to tu* guns today *Ith^ietdlferesi’words heard in The holeu-up convicts accused f* tiallnway, county lax collector, ban 1)01-11 prgrl icing law 'luce in the fight with ( iiiigiiss over night ou on ABC-TV Court session. any sutc-wlile election contest In (lie prison system of "brutality" Hanford Rondure, rmmtv tax a- I-i if, lie f.ivurn mii,i,nit effici li'K H"- pn'l year as In-a'iiiei- of lil-i seizure of Hie steel plants. The subject W00 "Should the Dem many years. and demanded reforms In a num -assor, ami Htate Ri-p. Voile Wil ency, amt 'omul lilt tm method* • he Pilot Clidi Olid a, pre'iileid A powerful Senate drive In force ocrats nominate a Fair Dealer?" Alto Adams said Dan McCarty ber of pluses of prison admlnis liaius. ln government. >-f the Seminole Teacher* Clun him in cancel the rizure order Stetson Director The first gr-nip to speak last Mie 1 . „ member -f llu' llell 1 Listing steps which lie said were Is talking privately ml ImiHi sides t ration bapliil lilimma, a te.-nbe,- fiatei fell lust short of Hn- two Hurds paving the way for Socialism, I mug of the projiosed toll turnpike proj "The demand' ore not unreason night were th" three camminic.• - a m 11 d 011 inaimitv vole II required Tuesday Speaks AtMeetinjr mentioned the Rratman farm plan, ect conlrpversy, while publicly re able," Frlshlr conceded, "liut for Hu Slate It mint* nf |(r|nru nlu Bi^ Bully Plnnnnl ml v a iiiemliei- ,,( Hi, (• 11 .{„ Hill ll Republican Inu kcis lid by which he ileelureil "would socialite maiiihig non committal (here are no ground' fur some " lIvi'B in (iiiMiit N« 1 Mri Until ■ 1 • - anil '• u|ii-1 llilcluli III nf Hi Si n Know land nt 1 alilortilu l e Of Kiwanis Club agriculture"; the "taking over of He also said Tuesday a secret lie made the statement to a M IInunUoii, Ki*rft I'nrk, wn* lln* 1 * 1.1111. n * I l.-|ml I in- lit nf I lie I ,1 I dii'tldcd Hit’ll cites nt dictator" reporter as he wailed for eonlact "iHialul r In Orlando Apr. 2<> Mellin.il I I lull i'll I w III, ll In 1 and i .iw- whind fur nllu-i devices private Industry by the govern contract for construction of the . uicinl.ci The hrggest business in this ment"; and compulsory health In road has been concluded and will with Cell Block 15 .Shi* iificvil I tin t tin* .‘I c«*i»l -lull* \, In.illy 17 sen.dins II of Hlelil country ft the rrnriniz of our suc- surance plans. he unveiled as soon as McCarty fll(*N tnv In* mltli’i'il In I Wee ••••III n For Hen. Bussell Mi Me*-cupel HI,* pien-nt.,| ln-unui.il.>. voted (or Hie move, M rrssors, Dr. Huber William Hurt, Urging a "moderate progres is elected. (Stale Road Department ilAHWAY. N J. it).-Rebellious ill vil'U of <1 $ I Hill plllt ” dli a lieniitiiid cm-age in Hn- and only 2'J voted ag.iiusl it Not director of admissions and pro slve" presidential candidate. Long officials have denied the project convict' at Rahway Slate I'rison 1 inf nn unluppi*(! S7fk.iMMi.iMin un I'lniii arc I" tug cutiqdi l»»d f-i I'llut - "lor* of gn-eii and gull a Republican voted "Nn " \ switch fessor of education at Stetson said Sen. Richard Russell (D.-(la ) Is any further advanced than the Farm surrendered meekly In an • inployuirnt rearm* fund in Tul 0 mainmmitli lolly fm t H Hen ni d a |i.i*l pre'ideiitT |iiu by lie- nt four voles would have provided University, told Kiwaniann today. Is fill choice for the Democratic preliminary survey stage.) thorllies late Tuesday, ending a r, 11I111 ■ see Willi MI.INIU uddllmilal tdor Kn-lmiil It. IC<■ • -It lii'tm-cio in I idling offii-el I In- "t'.idc ,,f Hie two thirds margin needed to The former national director nomination. McCarty said Adams was utter day mutiny • discus 111 l-'hiridu a year, -ehoo's tic Climlblllt)- f-t I*1 e- nil lit. IU I- • l»ti-w an lend by Mi-. Klilli suspend Senate rules and permit for the Boy Scouts of America laing said he favors Russell not ing the "mouthing* of a dema The 231 rebels, who had been
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1 [ . (f ' • 1 V)-< - ■ (l!*Mttt‘4 HKl P- *« MU through ■ band lilu*. which of court* would be subject (o * vote Sanford Herald by tho poopU. Sanford. Florida Theta are IS Florida counties with "All t am all* to cay at thl* Dear Mr. Doan: fewer paoplo, each, than tha num time la that as « member of tin ‘ In behalf of the Central Florida ber of now person* added to the Board of County Com mini to tier* Chapter of the Crippled Children'* U. fl. population ovary day, **- I would voto to uubmlt this ques- Association 1 want U thank you cording to the research depart 'tjasit for your ffoneroua support of th* ment of th*' Florida Farm Bureau. A friend of ours from the North who vUIted ui five years Easter Seal Drive. I nava always "Each morning whei| wo wake 1M9BUICK 1947 FORD ago and drove down along 17-02 through the uninhabited appreciated th* efforts of the up, our country's toUl population Super Sedan, Locally Owned, Super Deluxe Sedan, Good forests between DeLnnd and Sanford was amazed when he Hanford Herald In supporting ha* Increased by 7,400, the Bu Tires, Heater, Buna Good worthwhile projects and you cer reau points out. It*a survey of Extra Clean. Good Tiros, came again this year and *»uw the city af fine homes and tainly went all tha way In help- Florida's 47 counties reveals that Extra Good Condition stores which had sprung up overnight along both sides of action on the proposal and wrote, Intr ua for which you have our each of the following have leaa For $890.00 tho highway und extending fur bnck Into the lakes beyond. "Tbla will acknowledge receipt of deepest gratitude. • than 7,400 inhabitant*:' Baker, ;:c35.oo He said It reminded him of the Californian who, visit your letter Inquiring of my view* We ore confident that wo have Charlotte, Citrus, Collier, Dial*, about the construction of a new reached more people thla year ing Florida for the first time, was bragging to an old hospital, and 1st you know that t thsn In ysnrs past and have told 1948BUicK 1950 BU1CK Cracker about 'how fast things grow out in California. He favor taking vigorous action In our message of tha services of- Super 8 Door Sedan Fully Special Sedanet, A Beautiful , taaahs. rMoiatleaa aa* M
Injoy .The Fine Quality . We Turn Out. ssB’/ttSoD nfchort in Gables was elected president of THE SANFOHD IIERALD Miss Martha Wright Sanford Presbyterian Women Are Hostesses lltu I’n-jby ferial Krwui) for tho Wed. Apfr jj3. Taco .1 vmnlug year mnl Mm. Victor Is Engaged To Wed To.St. Johns Presbytery Of Florida Synod nudttorlumi Mrs. II. N. McCai------*------Green was elected to serve ns lln, social chairman; Mr*. K. A And Personal Activities Mr. and Mrs. Mnhlon l.ewl* .... The women uf the Sanford the McCloud Memorial Church In president of the women of the King, publicity chairman; Mis Wright, Sr. today announced the Presbyter Ian Church were ho*- 1 Carlow. Sanford Church. Other* elected to PHONE 148 engagement and approaching mar- teises to the distinguished guest* \ Annual report* wete presented local office* were Mrs. Ralph Mrs. C. C. How aid. deeoratlol.*- rlage of their ilauphter, Maim* nnu delegates or the St. John I*re». Smith, Kcnernl chairman; Mi*. Mrs. Joel Fisld, finance chairman, Earle Wright, .o Lieut. John hytery, Florida Synod of the Pre«- nnd Mra. J. Al. Kdenfipld of Roy Mann, chairman of creden nnd Mr*. IL L. Moore, page*, Miss Martha1 Perkins Wagner Miller, son of Mr. and byterian Churches of the United sonvllle who Is chairman o tials; Mrs. L. I. Frailer, chairman ft was announced that the next Mr*. Harry U. Miller of Ziegler- States, yesterday at the,69th an United Church Women offered her of homes; Mr*. Louise B. Car- annual meeting will be held at Social Calendar Honored At Coffee vllle. Pa. nual meeting. report and stated a meeting would men, chairman of transportation; the First Presbyterlnn Church in Mis* Wright was bom In San The Executive Board met at be held In Jacksonville in ths fall Mrs, Joe Corley, chairman of the ' St. Petersburg next July. • WEDNESDAY Mis* Martha Perkins, bride-elect ford and attended the local schools. 12:00 noon at a luncheon In the and would have delegates from was liomirrd last evening with a Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Koesptln* She was graduated from Seminole Mississippi, A1 sham a. South Car The First Daptist Training Un of Lake City ate the guesta of social room In the Educational ion executive committee meeting coffee, given at the home of Mrs. High Srhoal amt later was grad Building with the registration be olina, fir Jr gin and Florida. BETA SKiMA PHI Frank MacNelll on Park Avenu* Mr. and Mr*. Eugene Williams at uated from Memorial Hospital Mrs. M. J. Muss reported on th; will be held after the revival serv ginning a* 2:00 p.m., with Mrs. R. BRIDGE, CANASTiV. S A.M BA ice in the Men'a Bible Clais Room. with Mir* Nancy William*. Ml** their home on Cordova Drive. School of Nursing in Houston, A. Cobb and Mrs. P. R. Stephen, student houses which are main- TfttIRSUA' Jean Payer, and Mr*. Malcolm Tex, She Is at present on the son in charge. It was reported that trlurd h v I h e Presbyterian The Youth Choir 3 of the First MacN’eill a* co-hostesses. Mr*. Ray Skates returned re nursing staff of the Veteran's a total of 30U guests registered. Churches for student* of Presby Baptist Church will hold reheariel The dining table was decorated cently from a weeks vacation in Hospital In Houston and studying Mrs. 7. V. Raulrrson, preshy- terian hoinrs while attending col FASHION SHOW at the church at 6:45 p.m. with atrangements of spring flow Chattanooga, Tenn., and Birming for a degree at the University of terlal president, called the open lege. It wan stated that there are BENEFIT DANCER FUND The regular meeting of the Sent ers ami centered with a three tier ham, Ala. Houston. ing session to order and Mrs. A. four of these student house* at Inola Rebecca Lodge No. 43 will ed bride'* rake and tim e pom ms Lieut. Miller is a navigator In B. I.arrick of Plant City read the present. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 23, l!»r»2 meet in regular aession Apr. 24 at were Mrs, Robert William* and Id. Arlene E. Richter, A.N.C. the Air Force at Roswe'l, New scripture amt gave the prayer. At the evening session. Rev. Mr- H :00 P. M. gJiQ p. m. at the Odd Fellows llal). Mr*. II. N. Sayer. The living room ha' arrived In San Francisco, Me*, lie wns graduated from Greetings were extended to this Innls hnd charge of the worship Ml members are urged to be pres- of the MacNeill home was attrac Calif., after 20 month* duty with Drexrl University of Technology group by Mrs. Victor Grren from service. Dr. Marshall C. Dendv of SANFORD WOMAN'S VU'IJ eat for a school of initructlon. tively decorated with atrange- the If. S. Army oversea* In Korea In Drexel, Pa. the women of the local church Orlando gave a preview of Color- SATURDAY ment* of pink and red rose*. The and Japan. Plans are being t'Uid“ for all shins and Dr. James Nnrunt of BRING ADMISSION and also by Rev. A. G. Mclnnia, YOUR CAIt IIS United Daughters of Confederacy hostess*-* presented Miss Pen.in* early summer wedding. pastor of the host church. Mrs, W. Raleigh, N. C. spoke on the “Pet 7.'>r will meet at Radio Station WTHR with a girt of her chosen china Mr*. M. J. Morris left today to A. .Smith graciously responded to son nnd Work of The Holy Spirit". at 9:43 a. m. for observance of pattern. visit with her son and daughter- these greetings and report* were Following the evening worship Southern Memorial Day. Business There were about 33 guests in-law, Capt. and Mrs. Robart C. presented by Mrs. Roy Mann, srrvlce, a reception wns held in meeting at home of Mrs, M. R present. Morris, at their bom* In Colum LAKE MARY chair man of the credential com the social room. Those present In TOMORROW’S Strickland, 918 Palmetto Avenue bus, Ga. for several week*. B, VIWIINIA I*. ANDKHSON mittee, and Mr*. Ralph A. Smith, the receiving line were Mr*. John immediately following the radio Officers Are Installed chaliiuan of the program commit L. Park* of Atlanta, Ga., Rev. and 65e SHOPPER’S SPECIAL 6 program. Garnstt White, a medical corps- Mrs. Dan Desmond and her tee. Mr*. Atar*hall C. Gently of Or- MONDAY man from th* Nava) Hospital in daughter, Mrs. E. L. Humphrey, Iambi, Miss liraep Thompson of SPECIALS By Indies Of Shrine Key West, visited with his par Mi- Z. V. Raulerson introduced Hugo, Okla., Dr. James H|>runt of ^ T h e Women of the Presbyterian were called to Orangeburg. H. f . the officer* of the Presbyterlal IIA.M and CORN PIE — VIRGINIA STY I K Whurch will meet at 12:30 for a ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. White by the critical Illness of the form Raleigh, N. C„ Mr*. Z. V. Rauler OR The Installation of officer* of over the weekend. and each gave their annual re- son of Orlando and Rev. and Mr*. covered dish luncheon to be follow Kheniet Court No. 32, Ladle* of er* mother. lioit They were presented as fol ASSORTED COLD PLAIT; ed by the butlneti and Inspira Otis SJnhlom, U. H Army. I* A. G. Mclntii* of Hanford. the Oriental Shrine nf North lows Mrs. C. F. Miller, vice Highlight* of the *e**lu|i held tional meeting. A merli n, wa» held nil Satin day, at Cpl. Walter L. Dobson of Han visiting hi* brother nnd «l*ler- it Resident of Miami Shores, Mrs, The Seminole High School ford who is stationed at Camp I It—law. Mr. nnd Mr*. Oliver yrslerdny morning Included talk* PIES: the Mayfair Inn In Sanford. II. K. Stradicv, vice president hv Mi** Grace Thompson on Hun P.T.A. hoard will meet at 2:30 The meeting wa* preceded hy a Kurker, Ala., has recently return SJohlom in Lake Alfred. from Orlando, Mr*. C. C. Nailers, I’LACH, APPLE nnd i OCOANCT CALI p.m. In the student council room. ed to camp from Fort Hood, Texas Jimmie lltudle who t* n student day Schools und Mr*. John I delicious dinner served to about * vb-e president from Hi, Peters Park* on Hlllliunn College which TUESDAY hundred members nnd guests, The where he ha* been on maneuvers. ■ t Florida Stale College In Tal burg, Mr*. L. R. Nydegger, re The Seminole High Hchool lahassee wa* home for the Easter 1* supported by the Hoot bem P.T.A. will meet, at 8:00 p.m. in balliooin win lieautlfully decorated cording secretary from Orlando, Presbyterian Clio re lie* fur reil R oiJiiiillat & Aiultii'Mni with banket* nml vase* nf flower* M/flgt. Henry G. Hteele left recess. Mrs. E J. Mibhain, corresponding giuu* education of Negroes. the auditorium. Parcnta of the in green and while. from New York yesterday for Bor Mr. and Mrs. Al Bryant and aevielary, .Mis. L. I). Burdlnc, Walgreen A gene} senior class of Junior High School deaux. France. His wife and three sons, of Winter Hnvrii, Handv Doling the afternoon session ^11 be the specie) guests. During the banquet Mrs. Eva treasurer of Leesburg, Mrs. F, T. Miss Thompson, home tniislunurv llarkev predded at the piano and rhlldren are visiting Mrs. W. T. and Kervln spent Apr. 12 with Burrows, hl-torian and Mrs. Z. among the Indians In Oklahoma, Miss Joanne Williams sang two Johnson while waiting for order* her parent*. Air. and Mr*. Wnt. V. Ruiilerson inlked on “The American Indian Meeting la Held «oios, “Easter Parade and Alice to Join flgt. Hteele abroad. Thorne. Mi- Pampldii uf Hallow was Witnessing". Dr. A. R. I.arrick Wf lH int DcDARY folks! Blue Gown”. Mrs, W. I*. Burke nnd her sis inti educed and presented to Ml* nf Plant City, also -poke on By* Dependable CIunb Mr* Jaine* Blankenship nlayid I.leut. Pearl Robson of the ter-in-law, Mi*. A. Toro, spent A. McCluud of Bartow a life mem "lluliie Mission* and Conference Always Happy To Serve You fur Ml** Nonna Faye Harvey, United States Navy Nurse Corps Tuesday in Orlando. heuliip hi the HI. John* Presby- Hites". Mi*. II. It. AlcCasllli pre- The Dependable He** of the Mis* Jonie Sauinter* ami Dean stationed at the Marine Corps Air Mr*. M. W, Hubei Is of llnmp- teriul with a pin ami certificate in "••tltrd un infill umtlve talk on the First Methodist Church met Mon Nlcluilt uf the Duahury School uf Station In Miami and Jack Rnh- ton, Va. was the guest uf lier recognition of her service und "St. Johns I'reshyterial train tH'.n day evening at the home uf Mrs Dancing, who gave exhibitions of son nf West Palm Beach are visit- parents, Mr. und Mi*- J. D. leiidci «hlp and of her gift of land III III t!t32". ROscoe Taylor with Mrs, J, II. ballet, tap nnd aerobatic dancing. Ing I heir parents, Dr. and Mre Cochran. Mrs. Cocbinn returned which made it pnsidble to build Atn. Henry Ciaig of Coral Loechell ns co-hostess, Mr*. Joe Corley was the Install J. N. Robson. with her to Virginia, on Wednes “The Devotional Prayer That ing uftlrer, and In her usual gru- day, for a visit. chin* manner instnilcd the efficer* Mrs, D. L. I’eterson or Cie*cetit slow, i-luicidule rake, coffee and FREE METHODISTS Gets Results” was presented by cokes were: .Mr. und Mr*. H. J. ■ re. John Sclilrard, Jr. During the of the rourl. Mr*. 1L. M. Pearce Radio Brieffl City ami her mot).... Mr» C. II. Rev Fred It. Horton aiiuouneed was escorted to the K«*t try the Brown were the guests uf I lie Did imghtri and children, Archie, tmlnv -peeiul service* to be held business meeting which wa* pie- Hr MARION HAKMAN lb in und Hhelvy, Mr. and Mrs at I lie Flee Methodist Chinch at shied nvpr hy Mrs. C. I.. Wulllt, tirnml Mnishsll, Idr*. Mamie Gil former's slstrr-ili-lnw’, Mrs. J II more, while Mr*. Corley uing Cowan, Easter Monday. Win Matthews und daughter, Col I’ uni lb Sticel and l.uiilel Avenue reports were made hy committee l.l*ten to the next program over leen ('iiml Taylor, Jean Ann Nel chairmen and plans were com “Others". After Mrs. Pearce was Mr. und Mr-. N orris llumon of TliurtolMv und Friday nlglii* at Installed n* High Priestess, Noble WTRR, tomorrow afternoon at Dunkirk. N. Y. visited Rev. and son and Cbm lie llridgcman. 7:30 o'clock Casual Jaeliel pleted fur n homecoming lir-akfuM 1:00 o'clock. In the series entitled Mi and Mrs. A. W. Tomklnson The guest speaker will lie Rev to lie held on May IH at MrKInl-y Pearce presented hi* wife with the Mrs, I.. W. Scott, during the | Jewelled Fea, the insignia of her “Ask the Rent Office", Whether Easter weekend. left Mmidav for their home in AL C llullew, district suiierinlen Halt. you are a tenant nr a landlord, Nor i h Wilmington, Mass, utter si*'til. Rev. Horton stated lliat Rev. Others present were Mrs. V. I. high office. Thl* wnt a gift from Attending the North Florida the Court, nnd at ihj* time Mrs. you should know what rent adjust 1’rrshytery, held Apt IH in Green spending the winter in Lake Pulli'M him ul previous lime* nitSib' Smith, Mrs. Lowell JO. Oiler, Mr* ments can he made. Question* an t Mary ,i In.si of fr lends In and near Hun SPECIAL A. F. Morphy, Mr*. S, A, Murphy, Corley sang “Always". Cove Spring* weir. Rev and The following officers were In facta concerning the_ rent slahllira Mrs, I.. \V. Scott, Mr. mid Mrs. .Mi ami Mrs. (). J. Lully left ford who will doubtless lake ad Mrs. R. W. Herron, Mrs. Lee VV’II tlnn are brought out during the vantage of Ibis occasion to be.11 son, Mr*. A. L. Skinner, Mr*. L. stalled to their respective offices: Walter I'lper and Mr. and Mrs. Tuc-.lay fin Louisville. Ky. where Mrs. I*. A. Howland, associate quarter hour Interview. D. A ruler sun of the CommiiiiHy the) exiled in witneas trie Ken him figiiiu i p A Q ZC Hoekenberry. Mrs, liurke Steele, -IIM- flick i Drihy Jiil.il.Y Jnrhet.H # y _ ) Mrs. J. J. Weber, Mrs. Jenny princess, Mrs, Louise jl, (irnhnm, "Thr Doctor'* Report" Is an Church In Luke Mary and Rev, Sllntle, Mrs. J. Paul Horton, Mr*. recorder, Mr*. Hllmer Hansen, other of the nsw series of pro and Mrs, C, C. White from the W. .R. McCall. Mrs. O. K. Goff, treasurer, Mrs, Frank Copeland, grams In cooperation with the Upsala Community Chiireb. Rev. (Janlpn ( lul)N Study Troplciil Hnviiiis and Mrs. E. D. Price. first ceremonial lady, Mrs. Albert Ameriran Medical Association and Wnlt« was eleeteil Moderator of Mrs. Harry Gilmore, trustee, Mr*. the Presbytery for the muling By-Law CHuiikph Hegului* — bllol'ta l.oiig* Farley, second ceremonial lady, th* 8«minole County Medical So year and Mra. Scott wan elected Jules Nats, oriental guide, Mr*. ciety, broadcast at 3:43 each after vice-president of I'reshyterial. HAPPY BIRTHDAY' noon. “Tha Doctor's Report" will TAMPA or - Thr Florida Fad- Horace Robbins, marshall, Mrs. he heard evsry Thursday after Floyd HJohlom, U. S. Army, eratiiiii uf (iardati Chili* today took W. J. John*, cnptnlu of patrol*, noon. Ktatinnel at Fort Jackson, H. ft. up several proposed change* In Mrs. ft. C, Graham, directress, -14H- has arrived to spend u short have BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr*. Wilbur Smith, prophetess, with Ills mother, Mrs. li. K HJo- It* bylaw*, im’ltidlnu one to In The winner and runnerup in tha crease Dll- number of iliatrlrt* from Mr. nnd Mr*. M. Velei anumirue Mrs, Louis Osslnsky, .Inner guard. Hemipola County “Hpeljlpg Bee" blnm. six tu IU Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd K. Baxter the birth i.t a daughter. Carmen j Mis. Thomas W. IV,y»'|il,,‘rt. «'*****• will appear on lomohow morning's District oHicrra also were to be guard ami Mrs, Almk Bowman, “Better American Speech” pro. of Orlando are leaving Wednes Husnu, mi Apr 22, ul the Ferual I | musician. .. day with Mr. and Mrs. Joe It elected. General officers serve two l.tlllgiilnn Memnrial Huspllal gram at llilB. The broadcast will year* and are not up for election Q i m . After the installation Mrs. H. give all schools an opportunity In Wells, for Louisville, Ky., where I M. Pearce gave ,v very Interesting Mr. Wells will he employed at tin* year Mi. unit Alls. Kverelt III* un- meet the top spellers over tha air. Dm deli-galea heard a report address nn' Introduced th» Past -14M- Ohurrhhill Downs during the cur mm me the hirlh nf u son, Stephen High Prlesle;*, Mrs. Mamie Gil from the nreaidenl of their nation Everett, nn Apr. 21, ul the Hull <7 MEN S WEAR ACNE If you're keeping up with the rent racing season. al cmmOl, Mrs G C Kplllcr*. more, at which tune ;he member* tux Hnxpitn| m Itaytunu Seminole Blues as they travrl Mr. and Mrs. J. K llrower of Tulsa, Okla. lion EAST FIRST SANFORD I’HONE 1222 J ami guests grreted her by singing around the Florida State League West I'ulin Bruch air announcing Pimples, Blackheads, “Let Me Call You Sweetheart". Mrs. Spiller.* said the garden circuit, then listen to Jim Fields the birth of II soil, James Kell dub iiinvemeul began In Msssa Ldfi>e Hutfis .Mrs, Pearce then presented gift* Iiftli, II, on April 13. Mrs. Brower her* tmw lliey cuulil help with to Mrs. Corley and Mrs. Gilmore, tomorrow night beginning at 7:43 duncttl and Athens. Ga., m IH*»2 as he Interviews members of the will be remembered a* the form The Natiuual Coundl was founded civic beautificatUm New skin *
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reau’s Bouton ned Sox u RooU* Dusty Rhodes Slams Wed. Apr. 13, 1932 TUB SANFORD HERALD Bill Htitfjr. a 34-year-old lefty Pennant Race In Cocoa’s Protest Of Brownies “Byrne from Shreveport, won hli second In Pour Runs On straight, 10-3. over Washington. Two-Base Hit And Sanford Tilt Upheld Jim Pleriall, the kid shortstop, Orlando Senators Will Play FIL Tightens Up Up” Cleveland’s collected three bid and Don Dl- Triple For Blues The protest of the Hartford- Magglo had four, Including a home Cocos game of Anr. 18, was run. | By KENT CffBTLAIN Bines Here Tonight At 8:00 As Tampa Loses Upheld today by ITnrldn State Winning Streak League President John Krider. Johnny Sain, once a curve ball In n game that had all the car The ’'>•<<;»•! hy acc In the National League, ca no marks or a snnd-lot foul!,alt strug '.l r "it of n three- through with a fine 3-ltlllu for game winning skein, tho Hemlnolo Indian Mnnaaer Pep Rambert ronimy Byrne Hurls gle, the Seminole Blues returned In the last of tlm sixth with the New York Yankees to haml homo to extend their winning Blues will next fnco the Orlando Within tho Philadelphia A'a their »ixt t .Senators hero tonight nt 8:00 nnb'idy out when lUiir* pinch- Si. Louis akcln to threa straight last night hitter Jim .Malaikev singled straight lost, 3-1. After Elmer Val i by out-scoring the Daytona Beach p.m. Blues Manager Chuck Alcoa Half Game Of 1st homcred In the first. Sain retirr I Inlanders, 16-12, In the Memorial stated he would Mart Lloyd Hwaln while listing for third baseman 20 In a row before he walke I Stadium before an eatlmated 700 or perhiyis the flrc-haltlng Cuban, Hob ratrlrk. Malnrkry wan Ferrla Fain. .. , Jesus Corrales, who was pur By (JUNE Pl.mvDKN signed prior to the game but Thoao Chicago Cubs continue I fens. lliues Malinger t'liork tlrn i Brooklyn Dod* — chased yesterday from flt. Peters Associated Pres* Staff Writer to act like the tougheit kid* ' t gor rule her, Dus- burg, The Florida Inlernallnnal league had failed lo list M n In r lay's (ho block at (hey hammered Pitts ty Rhodes, nindr Alenn may again appear at pennant race grew lighter today nrme on the eirhnnge line up'i burgh pitching for 17 hlta i n i — an auspicious de- ahor! tonight IT regular Howie with Havana, Miami Beach and and Misted, League rules rail 112 romp. Deo Fondv w u In 2 CP Miller hasn't arrived yet from Miami gnlnlmt ground on Ihe lead for every manager lo list all but for Hanford R u l Our good friend Char Hi- Wads ring leader with four nits. as he lashed out HR: BP*’ . Philadelphia, where he attended ing Tampa Smokers, players anil t hr I r positions nrd Brooklyn threw Its southpaw hla father's funeral last week. worth, who write* tho "Top the Havana whipped fho Smokers rlassinratlon prlir lo each a two-run double i' .2 * ' Misn" sports column for the Or gams. punch against the Boston Brava*- In the flrht In- . If Alrnn plays short, Cavallaro Tuesday night. 7(5. In cut their again and swept a twl-nlght dod- will be siaihmrd at third and lando Sentinel, bit n home run lead to half a game, white Miami Krldrr abilrd that the giinie nlng and follow- ( . with tbc buses loaded yesterday Beach blanked hapless Fort Laud will tie resumed lust prior lo blchcader, 2-1 and 3-1, behind Cbrli Ihe newly acquired ratcher, when be pointed out Hanford’s ad Van Cuyk and Preacher Ho*. Al another two • nin , JH £ § g f < Dusty Rhodes, will be In left erdale. n-0, Miami trounced West the point when Mnlnrkey ram- vantages over Orlnmlo In hi* col Palm Boarh, 13 2, and Ht. Peters to hat on the night of Slay 2, though Max SurRont and Jim Wil Irlplo In the auc- '* i • field again- umn. son struck out a total of It Dodg- odd frame. *•*!• The lllues are still waiting on burg edged Lakeland. 3-2. In Sanford before the regularly era they couldn’t win. Charlie praised the City of Han Won tost Pet. Tampa’s Negro player, Clara scheduled Cocon-Hanford tilt. Rhodes, signed prior to the two pitchers that Miami Reach Duany, hammered two homo runs Bobby Thomson, starting to Ut game as n ratcher, went to the stated they had sent to Hanford. fo r d f o r Itr ■ . , . y.,, Brooklyn 7 1 .875 At that point t'oroa held a B-7 and drove In three scores but tho lead over the lllues for five after a alow start, racked up tha outfield and exceeded all expects- President Joel Field stated he "handsome" atv -, Jd flE N L rf1'' Chicago 3 2 .714 Smokers couldn't overcome nn Phils' Russ Meyer with * baiM --| tionx by ehowlng form both afield had received no word yet from Cincinnati 5 2 .714 and one half Innings. Inn rlsirl Iflnlft lit lltA ftflH If ilium mimic- early Havana lend. Thn Cubans Sanford won Ihe protested and at the plate. missing catcher Domelnle Potro- New York 4 3 . 871 collected 14 hits off Oscar Del George Kvnls spelled Blues' lino, who Jumped the club last Ipally o w n e d f l ^ ^ .... St. Louis 3 4 .429 tamo 10.8, but It will he Cnlvo, Dick Thompson and OP thrown nut as will all Ihe re-' atarter Wes Carnelt In Hit Haturday. Boston 3 8 -333 Leftv Covington. Charlie Cuellar, fourth with one nut und went the Mr. Field said he espected n Philadelphia 2 fl 230 curds from (hr bottom of Ihe on the mound for Havana, held his nl*th Inning on and will he re fest of the way yielding but four large crowd from Orlando at to tin- Pittsburgh 2 7 .222 former leammnles to eight hits More Islander tallies, Rents was this evening's Hennlor-lllues B lu e s - Orlando ™ t t Brooklyn 2 3 Boston 1-1 sumed h( that Juncture. Hath but needed ..help from Santiago learns will he required to use given credit for his first win of game, "We ahuuld have a fine game here to- M E 1 '|H ‘ Cincinnati 2 HI. Loula 1 Ulrich In tho ninth when Tampa crowd at the game tonight for New York 4 Philadelphia I thrlr same • starting line-ups the year. night to sen for \ scored four Unless individual players are The game opened fast for the our traditional rivals,” hr said. Chicago 13 Pittsburgh 2 C'hlcn Pacheco hit a disputed Meantime, (lencrnl Manager themselves a n d r ^ ^ k i J ) St. I/mis at Cincinnati not with Ihe club at the lime Bemlnoles when they used two said tin- t i p j home run for Havana amt tho of the piny.off. walks, nn error, n pair of double* John Krider, who tried to resign Boston at New York game was finished under protest. by Haber and Rhodes and a single from the post of FBI, president Brooklyn at Philadelphia (night) Tampa contended the hall hit the (Only games) RAPE CHARGED \ by catcher Ilernle Carr to score nt tho last league meeting, Is fl'a'n f «*r d gets Krnl r hsUsla lower fence In left and was good four markers. In tho bottom hnlf burning up the telephone wires American League for only two bases hut the umpire JACKSONVILLE Ut-A former Ibingn done. Cleveland 7 t 875 Negro convict accused of raping of Ihe second the Blues capitalised In nn effort to serum pitching This 1s an old story here, but colled It n homer. on Islander starter John Lang's help for tho ahoky Blues mound X St. Loul* 8 1 .857 Pete Mnrunl handcuffed the and slaying a 17-year-old Negro wildness to score six runs on four corn*. few people ■dually st»P to realise Boston 7 2 .777 Braves nn Ihrco singles nnd Fort girl at Winter Haven Thursday walks, n single by John Imbra, a "We should he getting some Hanford's accomplishment* on the Now York 4 3 .371 Lauderdale lost its Hth straight, was arrested Tuesday by Jackson thren-buHc blow by Rhodes and n help shortly because nil Ihe whole over a period of lime. Tho Washington 4 4 . 500 .lack Coro nnd Whilcy Plait drovo ville and Polk County nfflcere. long fly by Carr. clubs are beginning to cut their article also brought out Ihe fart X-Chlcago 2 3 . 288 In twu runs each to pace tho They found him working at • that even the great metropolis of Philadelphia 1 7 .123 fruit aland. Daytona bounced back with squads now," he observed. Flamingos' 0 hit attack on Bill Detective Lt. H. T. Fowler three unearned runs In their hnlf Utility Infielder Horace Burns Orlando has Its troubles and Is Detroit (j 8 .000 Wlgle and Bill drove before only fur from perfect. X — Does not Include second Identified him aa Major Thornton, of the third when Fred ('aval- will l>o sidelined for nt least ii 237 Miami Beach fans 38, and tald he had served It laro, refugee outfielder playing few more days slnco he ro-lnjured F.very radio announcer and game of Chicago St. Loul* double Four singles and Neb Wilson's land's biggest spark St. Peters sport**filer who has worked la header of Sunday which previously years In Alabama for a rape con third, threw Im/llv to Paris* on his leg In Leesburg Mondny night. our beautiful 1183,0011 stadium double In Ihe fourth gave the Saints Imrg took over sixth place nn 1 3tM see Ihe Islanders In the play mound call tonlgh* If h* arrives <- offs for a grand total of ll,7H0, time. Otherwise, Lloyd Hweln will ilures . 1)30 .jin <’*rr S li 1 37,1 which la tiir nll-llme I'HI, fig do the flinging for the Blues, Imbra . s j < # 3*1. ure. Bartons AH It II O A Pstroilno suit nn Peter Reliant. league secretary Bailer, n 6 3 2 0 1 and chief alatfidlcinii, wrote m, PARTS ... 6 a 1 during nur haxrhull crudest last A 1 ' 1 February, predicting Hanford 6 i t would set the loon uttemlunce re j S I M l .... 4 2 a cord this season. Perhaps Peter ts right, Ht least thu first thr-u games Indicate as much. B*mlnol* Blur* trainer Al EXPERT AlcMIllen says the tram Is In Imd nerd or warm-up Jackets. "Ail the other rluhs In th* cir ROBINS WIN cuit have them," hr runllnuerf, JACKSONVILLE * - Two ru "But w* lust don't hast the orod In the eighth inning »n money right now," It would be SERVICE • fi »nd throe errors enabled tl • iimhI thing for same of nur olllna College Teri to break iubllf-ntilrllrd rHi«rn» In e|lp M * In a baseball game wl n agrl buy them for th* tram. ickwovllle Navel Air SUth E Healey. The Tara added tfan
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COCA-COLA ’vy * *f:. • * •- < mj , L*-r—Two other count* acouao him the Indictment ether thin so wee In prisma I TRR SANFORD MRAfcft- * of filing fraudulent Joint return* "a* a complete suftirift#. an Investigation had bee % h S | V O T S l 'Vcd. Apr. 23. 1932 Page Ain Golf Moot on." he laid, "but t wa Petersburg. ST. LOUIS - Fred M. Salgh. IX TNI! ClltCt IT COt RT. NINTH GAINE8V1LLE UB- The Worn- The tree-lined fairways and trap- j i u u .i A L c m c i r r i ; a x i s en'i Slate OoK Tournament U circled green* of the (.OlS-yard owner of the St. Louis Cardlnel* roll IKMISOI.K COL’NTY, S’l-Ult* Galneevll•‘iUe _ CountryCo. ‘ Club deserve...... sod a buaintss associate of the IDA IX CM.SXCSIHt XU. TNM» primed for an upaat today. late Robert E. Hannegan, former OVKIIHTItKKT LAND COMI’ANr. a 1 All the big favorite* came an asslit for bringingUrniglnc through the corporation fil.ltna umt*r tn* | through Tueaday'a flrat round, tournament-wise golfers over the postmaster general, hat been Law. of lh* tt«i. of Florida lesi-seasonod. Those who strayed named In a federal Indictment Plaintiff. I- bringing lome imack up against off the track or missed the greena charging Income tax cvaalon of l^ a c h other. _ ...... 349,620. DANIEL W. HOLDEN, tl.n known Medalist Jo Anne (Bople) Whit found trouble ready made. ... l> tv. IIO L D E N . «t at., Even as classy a shotmaker as The federal grand Jury accused I>rf«nunllt. aker. Winter Haven, and defending ithe 47-year-otd attorney In a sur (IDDDIt TO .SITES** * Champion Frances Owen. Jack*.;, ’"is Whltakc? fr.md that cut on Tut DANtt-.L tt IU-I.DKN. . *!»■> the first hole, when she went Into prise action Tuesday. He Is known *" I* tt i i d I.DT.N .nil vllle, are expected to get by with charged with evading taxes on \ out great troublo. Miss Owen meets a clump of trees and then into e m u si m n .iih .il, Hi. a trap amt used up ala strokes 3100,633 unreported Income for 1946 h Hunv 1*7ntils
NYIX)N HOSE House DrctuiCH A woml*i fill value! Beautifully sheer, run-proof Why the right power Guaranteed fast color mesh, all new shades by Print*. Rises t'J to 20; Munslngwrar <18 to 52 1.35 pr. 2.59 is so important Nylon Slips Nylon All whits, lace IlraBsieres trimmed. to truck buyers Styled Ity Ilestfoim SAaea 82 to 42 wonderfully fitting and wearing. When a truck engino la too numll fur 1.98 tha Job, you’ll pay in poor perfnmi- 1.50 anca and high upkeep. WIh-ii it’m too blf, you’ll waata money on op Crop* erating coats. To ha sure of tha right power on Gowni Cotton •vary Job, Dodge buUda eight umit Gowns •ruck engino*. Them’* mm ’./i dt fi;- t I / •-*-* v . . L‘s ' ' ’iTi N * \ «a»:,is r Wri. Apt. ability. mvnta. Other speakers included the Korean Armistice By Veterans Group candidate! for County. Commis icisNi m meats asas east Defining Powers Monroe Bally sion In District No. 6. lonner L homas In which youth era reared a am raSo* stats' r s ix ta s Attempt Is Now are not Identified with churches. SSAKKS3T BT. PETERSBURG (SpccU ll- Carter, Victor M. dreams and SsstotA rtsiMs John W. Melich. Campaigning Schools, while dispensing facts, Of H k President Vaterans Administration today si-rarKirairt nsw knowledge and social training are Tli* following one#* r«port*d by announced it will discontinue send f ho niarrtrd. Hr staled "riprrlrncv far sheriff were C. W. Beck, J. L. not dealing with emotions, he de 1b* D*al*r* on Tn* Hanierd Otai* Hobby, Sheriff P. A. Mero. J. In Critical Stage NEW YORK Ul — A plea that Xarcn*r* Uarktt for produc* sold ing receipt! for insurance prem- ^doesn't hurt", and reminded hi* clared. Congrpai fnaM "plain and explic Id Truch»t»' * U*«t*r* up to 1:1* luma besoming doe on and after , listen# m that In 1041 Ha wan slact- Clay Williams, and Polka Chlsf As a result of these conditions it by law" Hu President's powers Bm. .April li. Roy 0. William*. can*. jr*nd»r*r**n, Aug. 1, 1MB. *44 by a 1100 vote martin, and the Less Optimism Seen there la dishonesty In public Ilf*, to seta# . private, properly was D*p*ndlng quality lMt time hy 11,746 votaa. Ho added Platforms of candidates for ho stated, and referred to mink voiced tods/ by tho bead of Hu Uu. hpr. IMMS.M V-A said this la an economy T that' he would do the beat ha could State Senate ware outlined hy Jn Washington Now coats and crooked tax collectors. American Nows]traps per Publishers luan *.a, Pola > bu. hpr.. I, ««• t.uo moaaoro that will not affect ser Sen. L. T, Boyle, A. Max Brewer Cabb* ga, D*p*ndlng vice to poiieyholdsra. I- jo merit the confldeMe placed irf Than Ten Days Ago Wa have lost our own peace of Assoc Is lion. Q ual.lily I* lb. aa. t.tl- i.ss and A. T. Rouelter. mind, ha added, pointing out the CbarltsF. MeCihIU, ANPA pres C*l*ry, iloldan crates l.lo- I ts Notices concerning the discon ii lm : The contest for county clerk Supt. T. W. Lawton and R. T. increase In mental omT nervous ident and general manager or the diary, Paual ruin SSv-l.li tinuance will be mailed tu all Mtjwee Lvman 8cho0l principal, »y > HIGHTOWER iraua r.;j tic policyboldefe-'J-i’ -1 < r,.* ...» T W * * m i mart.nl by some sharp dahate, WAoroillWuiON Uiaordn;, and dt-, iaeid -!£**'.’■ fsr* ckvtland Nawi, cited-arxe•pa.'***«.*uiirt*w*r crate* t oo- i.ts on the pa it of Sanforu eiasot senaweu their contest for county Jn God is the source of peace of pared agdrela UU recent seliure Life Iniurinca and of National superintendent. truce negotiations now are moving Cucumbtr* bu. b*kt. 1.7!- !.!! W. H. fltamper, who U »raking through the most critical stage In mind. of the steel industry and President r**pi»ni bu. b*ki. *.*>*. l ie Service Life Insurance—the two 7he office, and 0. P. Herndon, In* Speaking for county prosecuting Scouting haa something to of Truman's remarks on tho podaibil- L*ltuc*. Ic*b*rg groupi affected. attorney were Kailyle Houtholder many months U A. Cria. 1.TS- I IS 1 (tlmbtni. • •Officials here believe that a de fer, and that is caring about ity of taking over news media Ohra bu. hpr. ll.eo V-A said a preliminary aatlniaie if Mr. Hletnpor, first * to speak. and George A. Speer. Incumbent. cisive turn toward either a break other people. If wa cared about McCahUI welcomed delegate! to Black By* bu. hpr. H i of the savings likely to accrue to other people enough, many of our Hie Mth annual convention of P*a*. Crowdtr bu hpr. i n th* Government ae a whole from 'Inferred to hla family aa local down nr an agreement may come P*p»*r* bu.~ baCS. I. HI- 1.00 pioneers, told of hla Sunday Business Hit within a few days. problems would not bo with ua, ANPA, which mot in IU first gen Potetot*. rt*. Ited Bit** thla order la approximately <1,- School attendance and of hla re There Is much less optimism he stated, eral session today. The convention ID lb. as. >00. 1*4 000,000 annually. Kiwanls secretary and past pre is part of Newspaper Week. Hquath, Tillnw bu. hpr. HO- l.to cord on tho City Commission. irmisiM r»* fas* o«#i here now ulmut the chances for Tiimsti,** su lb. erts. soo. ts e Many private insurance com- After outlining the duties of the torbld tha use of any federal lumls an agreement thnn was apparent sident Ralph A. Smith waa in The ANPA’a Federal Laws Com CTTKI'S par.lei already have discontinued nty clerk he began the attack n the seiture. Ul days ago. The reason: HUH troduced as the holder of the Sil mittee reported that forces arc at Oriniii, D*p*ndlns 811* the sending of receipts, V-A said. R t- llM f JVBffCW r the fmm of questions. e Senate already had voted secret Allied piupoftal* which were ver beaver scoutcr award. work to whittle away American varlair bos M l The V-A action follows this tren I. lay, 44 to 31, to ban the use Guests Introduced were Lieut. freedoms "ax xutely and ax pur Orangaa, Tintempi** H bos l.oo He asked if it wan fair for the S supposed to case acceptance by Orspslrull, Liunrsn bos M...... l- >00. Policyholders who wish to main Clerk to Intimidate the County any money In a specific appro the Beds of voluntary prisoner re Comdr. H. G. Raynev, U.S.N., posefully" as In Nail Germany •I vsrlitl** of produce rtralvid B. K. ROBERTS Commission. "Is It fair.” ha ...... to carry out Hie order, turn auparenlly have mil had the Tommy Speer of the Kay Club* and Soviet Russia. ■ I Th* Hanford Hlsta Parmara liar- tain a record of their premium Dick Pant, Lakelandj former The committee's report con k*t from toiim a m Apr. II, id iot n questioned, "when . eh dice lands >ut It) backers said this was only hoped-tor result, s.m. Apr. » . Totat rtcalpw IS,111 payment! are advised by V-A to TO TNI FLORIDA “kN gobbled up 7" a gesture. The Communist attitude haa member of the Kiwanls Club her* tinued an attack which the pub parhagaa. make payments by check or postal .J Mr. Stamper than referred to President Truman also ruled to been demonstrated In a new wave and S. P. Bergers, local merchant. lishers levelled Tuesday against fiamand good, markat allghlly mane/ order and to keep the coo- JVPJtf M l COUNT i krhat he termed the “revengeful day tha Netherlands can continue of propaganda attacks oil the bureaucratic censorship of public stronger. rellecf checks or postal money or- 'influence of a self-styled boss." to receive economic aid from thla United Slates from the Red Chi affairs from the White House to "Ha bring# to Floiid*’# country, even though a Dutch firm nese Huillo ol Peiping. The Reds Pilot Club the smalt town city hall. GRAIN DEALER highest court tb# aimpU referred to the Longwood jn- McCahil) said tho publishers I m display of what went haa shipped strategic oil explora have charged America with Il'iiiln iS r » n Pew* One) WASHINGTON Ut - A Kansas Scott, testified he verbally sgrecd dignity of a frUndly Bn when tion equipment to Communist Po spreading "artificially Inspired meet at the home of Mrs. Sue should "Itva every attention” to grain dealer swore today that a with the late W. B. Smith, Kansas (Editorial) land, It was announced today. propaganda" of optimism to divert the questions In the steel conflict government surplus property of City, to give away 35 per cent c , 'kr«at#<|. Stevenson, 80S French Avenue "of the rights of private ownera, B K. aOBIITt, B. x. BOBI■OBBBTi. Making reference. _____ to the ques- "('filiation of aid to the Nether attention from the real Issues. tonight at 7:.10 to label 280 Jars ficial, now dead, demanded a share of hla Camp Crowder profits nt a i*r V lion at Loiigwoodongwood that provoked lands would materially weaken the They have ocrused the United the rights of the public Interest, of hla profit* on storing grain at time Ilarrlx was seeking renewal Ciiayilia Mtaigir Ctmyil|a Tn of homemade celery relish which amt tha 'rights' claimed by the (Pita PaUtlcii A4v.) ' Mr. Herndon’s heated raply, Mr. whole system of defenses now be Nation-. Cominuiid In Korea of will be furnished hy the Sanford Camp Crowder, Mo. of his lease on government owned lag built up under the North At rummitllng "the grossest provo- federal government." The wltnaas, V. M. Harris, Fort buildings. , Stemner derlnred that the Cir Pilot Club as favors fur the Spring "fn response to a question at cuit Judge had looked this year lantic Treaty,” he told nine con cal tun" by allegedly roller ling pe Dlstrlrt Convention being held at resiional committees. The White lilluns from Communist prisoners his press conference only last j1;- to Seminole County lu ask for the Hotel Mayflower In Jackson* Thursday," McCahill continued, a Grand Jury. He added that "all f louse made public his letter. of wur slating that the signers ville tills weekend. Mrs. Joel Field Congress specified In the Mutual desire not to return to Communist "the President nf the United States , we got In reply tu the question waa chairman In charge of ar- stated that depending upon circum was it show of temper." He de Defense Assistance Act that Amer territory. taiigement* for the relish which ican dollars thould be cut oil (ruin Authorities here say this Is a stance! at the tints the President SAVE YOUR SALES CHECKS FOR fended his tltlu of "honorable was made by Miss Lila Woodard. would determine whether or not 'mayor", but pointed out that the any country that ships strategic distorted reference to an invrsll Miss Maude Hnmaey secured the raw materials to Communist conn gallon reportedly made hy Allied it was necessary to take over tha (enumeration Is but (06 for six celery and peppers for It. newspapers and the radio statkmi months. He denied that ha had tries. authority, among the prisoners to A report on the collections mads A VALUABLE IMPORTED GIFT!! been "mud-slinglng.” However, the President was civ find out how many want to go hv Pilot members for the Cancer authority to make exceptionsInn! homo unit Imw many desire not "Thla incident' does mak* plain Mr. Herndon did not reply with Crusade revealed approximately that It Is the responsibility of every Wpon presentation of a |1U total ttaloH Cheekn front our Shnj), isaued a direct cooniei.attack, but re* ,where______be_ frit It It would be In the to return. M76.00. A complete report will b* Interast of the United States. The inve ft ligation was made dur American dtlren to make sure that to eacii vuBtomer (excluding tax) wu will Hive un Ituliun llnndinado Inded the Luke Monroe cl 11 sens mod* ut tint May business man- the powers of tha President . . . Knitting and Wool Basket In apprvclatlon of your net imjiiainted business. they had known him a long ing a suspension of negotiations log. Members were reminded by on the prisoner problem at Pan- with respect to seliure are made This offer will remain in effect until Apr. lit) only. . and told of early farming Prison Revolt Mr*. K, If. Luncy. chairman for plain and explicit by law. This •xpfcrkiu'r when he had the same munJoin. The negotiations were re the sale of haaabali tickets, to ra- sumed last Huiurdoy, Indicating Is a responsibility nf the Congress troubles they did. (C fillM M rtnm Ilw l port to her by Friday, ao that aha and we would be unfaithful as DROP IN AND HKE UDK A880HTMENT ■ Turning loose his well known the Inquiry hull hcon completed luuld complete her report to tha Inmates who lately barricaded .Secrecy has covered this. phase American clHiens if we dtd not humor, be drew h laugh when he themselvrs." of the talks with the fiiinmunislx Hrmlmtk County Baseball Asso make certain that we have In this OF ■ declared that If all of the epithets These were the convicts' two In recent weeks, however, and re ciation. The number of hooka sold country a government by law and burin I at III in were true, he ought major demands. thus fnr nmuuiitH to nearly |90U, not by personal wishes or whims.” From The World Over sults mi tin- check have not been she said. to lie in n tide show, He then, As the mutineers filed from the publicly illseliiM’il Mrs. Frank Webb, Miami, was REASURED C LIFT S derlsied tImt his opponent was debris-littered building, they were Previous optimism fur an agree llostcsM-N for the Service Ceil* chosen to head tha auilllary. restoring to innuendoes and In- frisked by guards, taken fnr phys men I rested m n loly on the bollef ter on Apr. 20 were named aa fof- . glfta of tlmelewt beauty In lie cherhhcd ihrouRh the year#, aliirnttiniiii mid Imd nut stated any ical checkups ami then sent tu u that a solution was near on the h>ws: Mrs. M, L. Hahorn, Mr*. GAMBLING TAX f i thing definite, but only Imaginary prison drill nail to apend the night If!1" Mr*‘ Kvana McCoy and things. "I’m damned glad to he out id prisoner exchange Issue. The Beds m JACKSONVILLE Ut—Possession Glfta That Are Inexpensive — Yet Different have insisted on acceptance of the MI Rachael 1'euce. Hoiteasea for of a federal gambling tax stamp lie charged that Mr. Stamper there.” said one of the hostage principle that all prisoners of Imth Apr. 30 will be Mr.. E. B. Ran- And Eye Appealing In — hail mine to Ids office to "find guards as he left the liarrlrnded dal), Jr. and Mlia Maude Ramsey. is a violation of city law here. second floor of the wlnjwing. silks he sent home regardless of An ordinance declaring It an of ammunition", and not finding llicir Individual wishes The IJnlted Mrs. Charles Meriwether was fense was adopted by the City Anything wrong with the records Another.... . guardg .. . said, ‘"nicy treat Nations Command has declared welcomed as a g«est at the meet- Mtmalc and Silver WOOD CARVINGS nail sin ted that I hay were In etl us pretty well." jug lit which there were 22 mem ( oimcll Tuesday night on a 0 3 tluil prisoners who do mil wish to bers present. vote. City Attorney William M. I JEWELRY — from 1.00 food shape, but auid "I am an return across Hie battle Hues Mudlsoit said the measure would PUItHEH — from 1.29 evil spirit." Ik added that when Senator Long should mil be forced to do an. not hold up In court. Italian Hand Painted he first went to l-ongwoml to OMIcials here and It. N lenders Ike Wins The ordinance also makes It a I CERAMICS—from 1.60 C/echtmlavaklan apeak bo bad Intended to ignore In Korea have raid repeatedly (Continued From Page On«) "violation" of law to file a tax CKYSTAL — from 2.50 the atlaeks against him. (Cuntlimed From Pal* One) there will be mi compromlso on return on belling profits, or to Hand mad t, Embroidered <>>" Justice of Uio Peace for dacy Tuesday. k delegate* from Pennsylvania. Krfauvar told a radio audience sides be senl home regardless of Pledges to support the popular pay taxes on such profits. Oath Carry • all HANDMADE DIM!let I race, J R, (Happy) their Individual wlstid. The United are required by federal statute. I.vbs. 74 vear obi retired ACL in Jacksonville Tuesday night that choke, signed hy man/ delegate I BAGS — from 1,69 UKASSWARE the major problemrobkm facing AmericaA Nations Command lias declared candidates, are not binding. Proponents of the measure laid KP; Wflneer, drew a laugh when he that prisoners who do not with to Rockford. Ul. and Chattanooga, m arred to Id* three opponents as Is the building of B sound pence W. Averell Hardman, mutual > LEATHER GOODS Engraved and Inlaid structure . return across the battle lines securHv director, had most of New Term., "are waking It work whew ho vs,/M ured that lie was seeking f.hioilil Mil be forced to do so. er IP* coast! tu lion a 1 nr not and ASHTRAYS—from 85c -■ yearns farm of industry, hi keep his "You. like a majority ol Amel York :i U4 vote Demueralk dalaga > IMPORTED BUN kins, I believe, are tired of mnv Officials here anil U. N. leaders Hon sewed up. Hurrlman, "Favor- wo should tteuUte cities that have V -mind from “drying on the in Korea have said repeatedly utlawkd poeseaatM of the stamp BASKETS — from 79c ETCHINGS , ^ v ln e .” lug from criila to crisis,” lie said. *• w tj", candidate until be there will he no compromise on launched Ids nation wide bid Tues out tli■lgW.,~ „ : __ Lewis A, Tate drew more chuck, "You wai(t to see the goal nhc.nl, this basic principle Hand Carved Ivofy SALAD SETS les when he denied being a hoy, the light at the end of iho tunnel. day, la endorsed hy 43 of the "Too oltcn, as Gen. Omar Brad 'the row problem has long been slate s tut Democratic county chair- MTRR-AMERICA > ELEPHANTS— »*fa . r-;;pointing...... out . that..... nrlie iwi had beenbl a regarded by Allied authorities as latlioad conductor nine* )B24. He ley once stated It, wu ore guldsd men. Sen. Herbert Lehman and M|AMf Ut—A Dade County aite at 2.50 METAL WORK by the lights of every passing the key Issue of three big ones Rep. Franklin Roosevelt Jr., both ■" declared that W. E. WaMpn, pres- remaining In the truce talks. Tha for tb* multi>mllU Thousands Inspect Cat Scratch Disease which may run lo 104 degrees, and last n lew days to five weeks. FREE HOME TRIAL! Brailey Odham Is Now Reported In New White House Is Something New Lymph nodes ot glandular ker nels In the armpits, neck and MOTOROLA — A DM IH AL TELEVISION William N. Oatis Second Place In Governor’s Race WASHINGTON W-Knr flic flrstl Hy Al.TON 1 7 nLAKF.SI.Fi; groin nmy swell in Hie site nl Associated P m i Science Reporter gull hulls or .iniult oranges. Often lime aince It wax remodeled, the Ihev break down Into abscesses, GENE’S TEXACO SERVICE Hr HC.SHELL KAY While House was opened lo visitor! CI.KVRI.AN1> iA>—A new liiiniun Thrown Into Jail KLK8 CONVENTION disease, cal scratch disease, was mill lelcase of pus. The nodes (Hr I riled by Florida Naira ST. PETEHHHHRG (Special)— yesterday and Ihoutands streamed reported today In Ihe A m m on may slay swollen and tender fur Service) Florida (Rate Elk* Association, through College ut Physicians seven weeks lo six months 1 Year Ago Today With eliction day In* than two Inc., will open Ita 40th annual com A line, twu and three abreast, lluinans often on It after living Humans feel sick, with poor ap weeks awty candidates swung Intu vsntlon here this year one day stretched for two blocks from the pel lie weakness, nausea, aching the liuina stretch In a mad gallop. scratched l>y house owls the alt ■ lulls and headaches Some show earlier than usual to that dele entrance gale when 11 wav opened aie nellrctly iieullliy thvmieive. Act By Red Czechs While tnlllus are Hill being taunt gates and their wives can he home hut the dl-t *-r Is ranted.L> sum* a small ’Mu rash MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING TVPING ed in the final Abram's Political lo vole In the second Florida Pri al II) Ua 4. 01 *" thiui’, maybe a vims, ran ml uti Ihe tinmans always recover, hut Becomes Symbol Of Poll and Survey and will not be mary. First In line were Mr and Mri. the cats' claws may feel III lur six months No officially released until the last of CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE Fight Against Fear Vidor W. Kuhl, past exalted II P Thomas, Kansas City, and Hits ailment apparently Is mil tii'jliiient Is known yet The anil the week, In a phona conversation ( their daughter, Mrs I. S Yeo, luuties eliloroinycelm and aureu Abrams advised that with ths bulk Idler and past district deputy uncommon said Hr Wurth It ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR By EDWARD E. ROMAN Chevy Chase, Md. They said they Hamels ul Georgetown University in vein may help smnewlinl II given of 1 he expected talluts In it ap- grand exalted ruler, general chair* e .uly Sulla drugs and slreptnmy WASHINGTON IAS—One yeor ugo I'enrs that Dan McCarty la still began their wail outside the Fast Krlinol ul Meilicme, ami Hi I Tank FOREIGN COUNTRIES man of 1 he convention, said the | Gale ul (1:30 u in <1 MacMiirray, Washumiiiii H > ■ in dnn'1 do any gooil liigh man with a commanding lead His It,mills and MacMurruy re most counties. inretIng will be held May 23-28 In The cruMii was mi great that they reported iii cates in H> siaies The Associated Pres* i-Orre 111 elusive. The second primely will Hie vl-Horr. were rushed through ami I lavs.in and Canada (Hilled a ’kin test to detect the J. Hi alley Odham has been com* i d lever I hey said the cal fever CREDIT IUIRKAI! OF SANFORD 1 pendent's name has become u ing up fatt since the start of his be livid Mav 27. Usually enliven jl a rale of from three to five A lev* days alter In In,; m i ait-bed symbol of free world opposlllun minutes for each during much nf humans nil sick They ):• I .1 level r sometimes mistaken for lahlnl TKI.KI'IIONIIK I Mil anil 1071 tuikathons and has moved from tlnn business sessions open on a liver, ndeoimus monnmicleosls, to Communist fear and oppression third In seennd place. Indications Sunday and close on Tuesday. This , the ntiirniug IliHiiu till Saiifiud All mill ,'xalnnul Hank IIiiiMijik Hi Is Hill behind bars us u con year business will gel under way In the Inline, the White House Saturdays liitiiellnsis or goal fever, Hndg ate he has cut Intu both McCarty They .tie *bnwu through km -. dpea-e or glandular luher vie ted "spy," but II Is beginning und Adams and it depends on what al a tiaturday sestluu and uni will he upon to visitor* from 10 to cost his lied captor* some two Monday afternoon. h m until iiiHin. Tuesdays through giuulid slid first floors eulnsls million dollars a month In Ainerl happens during the last few days can trad* lo keep him there if I he campaign whether ha can Commerce Department report* squeeze Into a run-off with Mc ahow the economic squeeze which Carty. the United Stales Imposed In re Adams, while apparently In SPECIALS THURSDAY foliation for Galls' arrest has re third ldaca, Is not nut of ths reco duced the volunta of Cierh sales end Ids supporters throughout the APRIL 21--WILL CONTI Nil F. In this country by probably 00 per slate are woiklng feverishly. All cent and is getting tighter. candidates have stepped up their D eBa FRIDAY ANDSATURDAY APR. 25- The squeeze started last Gcto pace with increased newspaper and ber. The Czechs had been selling radio advertising and house-tu- •n average of more than twu mil l ouse solicitation In many areas. Wt* Searched the Markets Over ami Caine Up lion dollars a month of Ihelr pi ml While the names of Hill linn’ ucts in this country The Com drix and Dale E. Speuerr will up merre Department said that In pour on Ihe ballot In the guberna With These Two Wonderful Hays January, the latest mouth for torial race, neither has shown nnv which figures are complete, Czech evidence of strength 30 far and Imports totaled unly 1205.023. - In are expected to draw only h mini- eluded were goods kept In bond tiring of votes. for re-axport. This contrasted with The political spotlight swing' 13,327,068 worth of shipments for momentarily from the governor's the iame month a year earlier. melee In the battle royal between American exports lo Cmho.xlo Fates Kefnuver mid Itlvhard II. vakia—controlled by the light U. S liussell In tho Presidential cam government licensing system — paign. Hath are able and energetic nave almost vanished. campaigners und fighter* with ac Communist secret agents seized tive organisations In the stale, Oatis Uat April 23. liussell appears to be the favorite State Department officials said und is expected to give Kefuuver today they are still pressing fur u run for his money. hil release The evidence IImI the .Senator Hpessnrd llollutul is u near-boyeoll is pinching the Czechs sure winner. Hie opponent Is giv painfully, plus other developments, ing him nu trouble am) It appear* has led In hope for a break lu ihe u first primary walk-away In Ids cue. case. The Prague regime has hinted The same lu true with regard to It mlgld consider freeing Gulls— Supreme Court Justice II. K. Hu now 38— allhough ul u price 1 In bert*. lit- tins the hacking of I lie state Department has firmly ruled legal frnlernlty, Is popular and re out. Some aulhurllics believe the spected throughout the slnte un i Communists have decided they generully recognised for his in have nothing more lo gain. In tegrity und ability, lie should win propaganda or any other wuys, by bunds down In the first primary. holding him lunger. It is generally conceded Hint The lanky former Marino. 1ml. Tom HalUv will lie high man reporter was told that with "good when the final count comes in in behavior" the 10-ycir sentence the race for State Superintendent Imposed on him July 4 would be of Public Instruction, although halved. That was after Ihe Com Hay Van Duxcn Is maklhg head munist-style trial staged Inside way mtd has support In ninny irlm Pankranc Prison in Prague. ureas. The charges were that as a re- Illchard Mack appear* to he the rter he engaged In hostile actlv- No. I boy in ths race fur Railroad 1a against tho Communist state and Public Utilities Commissioner and spread secret and malicious Although Indications are that Tom Information Three Cierh employ 8. Ferguson of Miami Is close on es of the bureau Oatis heated Ids heel* and may data enough In were given sentences ut Ihe sam* Ihe next two weeks lo get in a time ranging from 10 In 20 years, run-off, It is difficult to tell very much about the races for Natlnnal at trumped up and said Galls was Democratic Committeeman and only doing hla job nf reporting the Cnmmltteewnnian. For Committee- news. man, J. II. Ifndgex seems to have There Is no Information on lids Ihe edge with Pat Whitaker 11 side of Ihe Iron Curtain as to just strong contender. haw Oatis Is faring, No American Mrs. Louise Alford seems to lu hat been allowed tu talk with him lu 11 knock-dowirdrag-uut tussol since his arrest with Polly Ruse Haiti- for tlu In turning Ihe screw*, the Stale Com ini tteewoinan post; both aie Department I* acting nl the he campaigning feverishly and d best of congress, which Iasi An looks Ilka a photo finish at this gust by a vote of 443 to 1 advo writing. cited Immediate severance of If favorable weather prevails on commercial relations with Czeuho- election day, the lies vies t vole alovakla until Galls Is freed. Offi In the stale’s history It expected. cials decided that Hut administra Numerous organization* spark- tion lack* legal authority to Impose plugged by the Florida Mat* an outright embargo Chamber of Commerce ore work Diploma He relations have con ing to "Get (Jut the Vote". Their tinued with the Communist -run efforts to bring about Increased Czechoslovak government. Keep rrglitrallon were most successful lag open Ihe Prague embassy has with records smashed in many enabled Ambassador Fill* O ruuntles. Briggs to press for Oatis* release. Every effort will be made to The Czechs' hint of readinais lu get these qualified voters to the consider freeing the newsman polls on May fl. Service clubs, th* cane during discussions of a long Farm Bureau. Chambers of Com standing dispute over a 17 infl- merce and other groups aro pro i i i o m u k i h ; stmisits lion dollar steel mill Czechoslo viding transportation to and from vakia bought In the U. H before the polls and will welcome .111 IIHDSPHIOADS the Had* took oyer the govern Opportunity tu cooperate fully 1 r.tylvn fl»m ment. Since that happened Ihe with cltiiena who want to cast .1 ballot. Crinkle cloth, lived* im Irmilou t(, * liUUSU assorted background color* U. It. CENSUS WASHINGTON (At — The Census with atrlpes. Hire H2 s 11)5 Hureau today estimated the popu latlun of Hie United Mate* un C nchi brought up Ihe. aub/ect of March t at about iaa,tin,uoo. Special 1.98 eu MEN’S Ut* Heel mill at a time when the This was 1.707,0U0 above Ihe esti Oatla rase was under discussion mate for the same day 0 year ’ but that no actual offer of a trade and waa about five million, or SPORT waa made. Se Per cent, above Ihe figure for lt la the last official word on 1, IttSO-the last formal cun COATS ® for Ihe time bring. ■ ' ...... Giiu group summer M u Faulkner, fumed Hrltlsh Oerv, outfield rookie for ■•Ifsr, waa 34 years old when he u’^cs, was a baseball and fabric* und «*• * rltlsh Open champion- alt star for the University colors, |tn nkeii sizes) Special 1.98 1 I Drawer cheat—Maple finish...... Special 18.89 TOWELS 4 Floor I. a Ripe. Cash and CariV .... • three war awllsh, alia tile hi haas Hy Cannon I Bpol chalra, Mag. finished, tapetf ,v -v Vv SHEETS - PILLOW materiel Hath Towels, assorted colors, SLACKS I Odd shaped bookcase headboard, pi Estra heavy, quality, CASES covered, astro special valoe , 86 a 44 — Regular 1.88 Hugger Htylc, light weight materials In Hetei Combed Percale summer colors. Special 1.39 Waist sis** 29 thru War# N .18 Regular value'II.Bfl 72 X 108 8.98 2 Special 9.89 81 x 108 0 8 9 BOYS’ Special 10 for 1.00 rtuow cun .98 t ‘41 It * SHIRTS pa custom or: standard built be* to MEN’S SHIRTS .Sport ahlrts and T-nhlr|a (bruksn sizes.) Value to Sport and regular 1.98 shirts (broken sizes) Regular 8.96 value Closeout 1.00 lA N fo k b MMAfcD dependent voter the Clark Gable W fr fa V n r l a f v O f present regulations can only at- Cm cat* of vented from'dlrtcfty bu$1h| dhife ol politic*. He was pictured a* a ” * « e T W i e t y W ' ~ w w r Ayr; high-minded, thoughuui if sura| who A-bombs In Reported stood above the clamor of partlian- ______Effect Regarding S^ Spsss ably and weighed every issue care- Ry „ 0WARD BLAKESLEE way. unfortified by the specific Shipment OfDrugs letter of tho lew." What happened? Well, naturally Associated Press Science Editor While leading organisations of 19521a SeenAs 99.44 por cent of nil living Ameri- ATOM QOMD SITE. NeV.tAt—We way If they want to lapreas doc con* dcridpd Ihey were Indcprn- hnvo real baby A-bomb* and ol»o WASHINGTON lb - A controver drug manufacturers and an organ Fodd and drug officials lay the tor*." sial new law affecting every pill isation representing moat of the new law. an amendment to the lependent,Voter dent voter*. The temiditllon to nrar-giant*, and wo have them In and droo of medicine moving to 1 Ending lack of uniformity •Intiil aloof on the height*, wooed great variety, nation's drugstore owners support Food and Drug Act, la aimed et: among drug manufacturer* In la the American people in inlerstate 1. Tightening up on dlipenalng by all factions, was irresistible That 1* tne explanation of tho commerce -goes Into effect Satur ed enactment of the law In Its belling products. FDA aaya this HEW YORK (As—It looked like Each man could dream rtf the many A-bombs that havo been ox- day. final form, the American Phar of potentially dangerous drugs by results sometimes to’ a person be H political man of-the year in following •I'ostt.m- on election day ploued here In a little more than maceutical Association f A P A) saau drueelst* wit’..... a pn>- ing able la purehsse drugs for self- MU was going to be Ula lumpen- the nation in rliviued m.a'W.ni.i m in ye»r Home prove very good. Compounded principally by (WO 'skei a dimmer view.- *cil|>iiofj. .FDA fffjfy that *p* .to medlcuimn wt.i. h can t **f*ly mt voter. 20 ,ilt.1 Sl.d fl* -t.-e-J(,„c i sie ,r* a t:» ito'i' .fi, ^ . n! silCu ...t. rjsgrcrcmcn who also sr" drug Al’A is the pTotssaicc...'' .;.a*n- now (here .has been no federal uso—and someume* in Iwtug pre- How I’m not to sure. I think up to ballot the rival statesmen uri-ii by the grim purpose behind gists by profession — Hep. Dur it tide may bo turning agalnit say: all this work, namely to give our ham (D.-N. C.) and Sen. Hum "Mr. Jones, the falc of cmr co-in Army and Navy bomb* that they phrey (D.-Mlnn) — it Is unofficial- I" known as tho "prescription la a strong poMiblllty that try rest* nn your vote. Whom th can use In battle agalnit enemy you cliooso?" troop* and *hip*. law." i* Independent volet* b ll already The U S Fund and Drug Ad Q pfM ttnm ri, used the peak of 'hi* popularity. "I am an Independent voter." This new picture of Amcrlca'a *aya Jones proudly. "On the atomic power come* from the ministration (FDA) says the law At the atari ol tho Indoor cant- Is "designed to safeguard health" ldgn training season ekperta fig- grounds of patriotism rather than numerous briefings by U. S. atomic party I east my ballot for—." energy officials and by generals, >v giving (nr Ihc first lime a fed red there might be aa many ai rat lrg.il definition nf a drug re- I million Independent voters this An the nation breaks out in ninth set the Mage for Operation cheer* Jones has made history, nig Shot, the first public exhibition luiring a prescription. 1 (hit they wbuld hold the The agency says the law also Is Sof power In tho preslden- Tho trouble with (hi* pretty i,f A bomb progress here, dream was that everybody was iiaby bombs aro both small in Intended In make clear what drugs trying to get Into Ipc net. if veil sm- and small In explosive power, "an he safely sold direct to the had derided to ho an Independent when compared with our first ptihlle without prescription 15f » l UFA M i l Existing FDA regulations are do mmediately made the in- voter, It seemed that everybody bombs. In slzo they aro still big Legal Notices you met had decided to tie one. but gelling small enough for firing signed to assure proper labeling too. lo !>,g guns and In guided missiles. nf drugs by manufacturer* and That wasn't any fun So. grad- They arc at the practical military proper dispensing of Ihcm by drug uelly. more and more people have stage. gist*. decided to go back and bo the {hit not so the A-bombs which Hut FDA maintains thnt the Democrats mid Hrnubllcan* they ,-a|0 ai babies In explosive power, Plaintiff, always were And they are hav ng Thc)r orp nn, yrt 'useful and no a much hotter time rhey ran pilch ,mo whon thpy wm ho, Tho Defendant. KOTH H TO APPMAM reaffvVvo?"0 ° 7 trouble Is the present impossibility FOR “DeBARY DAY (lark In Ilm f..M mnniselves. limy of «“u8,n« ,,,nlr P°wcr “ lhn* ■ TOl BTJtnt. MAH MOAO/wlwe* ore beginning to attack tho Inde- field commander can shoot them JACKSONVILLE hfi - Sale of r**lit«ni-t and addree* Is pendent voter ns a heretic or a with confidence that they will do- carbonated beverages nn school THURSDAY - APR. 24 kamsondsle A venue. W*et He * fence-straddler afraid to stand up »tr«y the objective, verst raw. New Vorkj promises was frow ned on yesterday and he counted ns a man, Ihcso liable* still will be thou- by the Florida Dental Society In roil af* hereby ordered to apireer There are certain disadvantages1 *»»>y at- Its Gflth nnnunl convention. Flastle Cottage Sets, , Inrneyl Ur a nitl of Complaint filed lo his position. If you arc losing Cannon wash I In Gale, Good Butcher Linen cloths, eatra heavy Housekeeping Sfltl ANKLETS Cotton In a wide SHORTS assortment of colors Solid color cotton SLIPS ' twill llaynn crepe 98c I M l TOYS LAMPS HOSE Rutter Fly Roll Toyn 30c i Novalty hand painted ruby Full fashioned globe on braee bail Nylon Hand Palin , . . 10c • 25c Beach Ralln . . . 98c • 1.98 Special value 1.89 Plaallc Cant . . Sc to' 29c PLANTERS Blue Bird Ballooiu i PANTIES 10 for 10c Novelty I'laetlc. planters, Hayon tricot, all colors regular 49c I'nlntn and Htory Books value 5c • 10c • 1Sc • 25c 29c • 39c ' CANDY rayon 3 & p 1 lb. box Sophie Mde I’csnut 1 Irittle, U f f he price of a oar haa a lot You rfet more pounds of rout folks have discovered, — ------hom. , ■ i’ J i ii • •; Tto do with the number of automobile when you buy the Wc th|nk you 0U((hl find ou( folka who can afford to own it.Uuick pictured here. ,vhy so many Buiok buyer, an BOYS'SPORT So the leaders in ialc«-for You Ret moro power. You Ret tradinR in one of the bo-cqIIcc SHIRTS almost a Reneratlon-have “biR-car feel,” "low-priccd three.” Alf V^lto, short alaovas MEN’S WEAR been three ears whose bid for You Ret an hnncgt*to*RoodnoM We thlnkyououRMtooompari SPORT SHIRTS pppularity has included a Million Dollar Ride, the size, compare the‘per Skip dent solid cotor potent prion appeal. PLAY SHORTS You Rett in other word^, on rII* Jormonct 1.19 But who you think In right roitnd money's worth of Rreat "cc*u*° Cotton fabrlf. all colors * » on thajr heeli? Who haa ted tho cnRinccritiR that makes any" find °nf< Hayon print' field* outside "the low* priced Bulek-SpRCiAtt Super or Ifyouc afford a new car. you three”~«ter ilnce 1938P Roadmastrr- u itandouf buy can afft I a Buiok* SWUlf TRUNKS W»U. Air, the name iiBuIck. in its field. n,, .. • WALKING find out for younplf Screen Print Loans 1 8#»°n SHORTS tiled thle popularity? Ultra Dei\tm m RaCMlMw Y SHORTS -MOOtl SID $2466.00 AU colors. #gahablt SWIffi TRUNKS fabrics . , . , • Screen Print Loans Rayon 1.89 , • ' i- ■ '' r S' : Ev>v , s'-1 • *••*•«•- |j| W“» ; A|>ailnirnl J C. Tlrm.tilrn. New York TOE SANFORD HERALD WerJ, A Hr. c a r 19.12 P m I Legal Notices You urn Iteiel.r iirilereil to np- lirnr uml lunwi-r lt> iii'iim i (or ny in Titr cinci'iT nilRT ron allnrriry) In n Hill of Comulalnl t i n : n in t h JiniciAl. (id- filed lu-reln nanlnxt you In lh» O r- OFFJCR FURMTUltB A CtIT IN AND FOR ar.NIIIOlR a u II ci mt l of Benilnola County, OR. C. L. PERSONS DR. M. K. RING t'OINTV.------FLOflltl A IN Flnriiln. on or before ilia loili day SUPPLIES . t'UW 'KIir NO. TM3 Of Muy. A !>.. 11*11. Mine bilnc a OPTOMETRIST CflinoPR ACTOR IVH.URM JJ. PATRICK, tun lor divorce, ottierwlae ■ nr- O’NEAL - BRANCH EYES EXAMINED DRIVE A BETTER, SAFER, CAR Plaintiff. Cfee fro Confteno, will be entereil Pleaar call for appointment *R.iin»t you for failure lo api'enr COMPANY * GLASSES FITTED I i KIUI.OIVR noNAl.lN’M TANNKN- anil file your answer or other de- Pino nt Court Sta. fit. 24513 Phone 1752—I7IB BAUM PA TIU FIv. frrieee nr i loll oil hy law. ‘Fine Office---- StM» 1IU_ WA'I UA South Palmetto Avenue ‘ ' Iti-fprnlunt. M IT.Nl.fte in> loirnl on.I .rri. ( ,1 NIITICH Til API'KAII ernt llilr I r t ti Un> of April. A I*. 1 llIlKKTtmm IN Till; NAMK OF H i J 1, T in : s t a t v : nr n.outnA (I I* lll'HINIIMN - Ei ii I, t Til' (JCUa L p i NK III'MAI.INP TAN- • ii I n i m n it t 'Mil t M,l> .l* vrM.Aip.l : a - i : i c :;, n i m o r . , i w «.*%!» "lueilra 4iml ..ilil.ri*,. In . .■ Mta. 4 .it V\ alt *11 ft ” >'j*s4('ite,%ica « j Ocdt jc LCc i E, Cohen. SAnl liiH Avenue Writ snti fSt Witts* ill Attorn**} for ruiinttff 94it ,\ .ilithi M t»*.\ (Jfin ritlt* Kloritlit : We Have Proven Cars To Fit Every Need. i n-n rim a m iim i.kii ii. ^ STILLBROOK NiMitT i" It«*r«*1iy Mtvnri Unit t am ptiiiioitit tit i'tt*l»»i *** at Altamontit SjtrniKs In Srm!n.-le rpunty, Plot- Stiacc^t tiia. tittilit tho I’let III.*'is N'lim**, Stan l\ I• iti \il I’totlm'ia Ctimimrilr’* himI lli.it i n iic .l to rrrflntrr walif Itamn : Priced From $100.To $2500 l»ti hi tr.i t * lie* terms nf Mir Ft * til i* Nitiuf HtnMili*. 1 *■ \%11 Hi»i C o m s t o c k *».• not i.la Hlulute* n il with # Hi* i li t k f Hu circuit ('unit if BOURBON fir mlTioli' i *• iiui v, Kt'iflila i w h :s A MM I Til 0 A l.irrxlmrnl i »w nt>r m Ai*i l*t, re** k 14 Trust Fund* Don't Suffer I E*lnblUlird IS years in Or* Another .tllnuft What etcr your | Undo Residence office—1415 akin trouble may 'A Pi * | 4 0 Conway ltd. he. Head to foot. Safe for children. Pint * 2 75 % © 4 $440 WONDER JadlOAP Quart * 5 45 Your Authorlird Dealer Since IS.1I *m!iI In NNNfitnl l»y I'niitt'a, llitumll* T E L . 6 8 C 5 I til A ...... h ml ritMrliliivt j) ’III' 1 S * . , V . i s U • V * l ' s vl . I * 1 t N | U • t 0 » t 1 * <1 ' M • ■ ** _l * lit na i *ir four unit ilniERUi. A*1v tlenreaemiai SANFORD, FLORIDA Allen A Co., First Street At Sanford Avenue Phone 200 19 So. Court St., Orlando • r Vftx : OZARK IK E Hy Hay (lo tto j 1 B B U 1 I .P :t— Real Palate For Hate —1 1— Alt I'll' ,KS I'Oll SAI.K —1 SPI’CIAI. SFItVH'KS —12 U hl* 1. Or EAST FRONT HOME TUXEDO FEEDS. Complei* line. | Oltl.ANDO Mmninjr Smiliind. Or HERALD l.mite and well built with 4-corner ffruit'* Tuvedu Feed Store lainlo Kvrtiimr Slat Fall Hal|i* bedroom*. I.arifo livinK room liny It lift. J WANT ADS 4 x fi Speed lilupllie uitli all u wall fire idaco. Dinintr mom, ceaaorie*. Iteaaminble W. II AI.I. TYPES Ibilbiorer work For IteMiiltH kilchi'li mid bath, i! acrconed Renaoiinlile Itulea Free Eati* I.....In’*. Fruit trcea and nice Donat I*n 11. Ave, Tiaibr l imit I hr fitlliMtlMM rnlf9 w|»|»D Saufoid. ______male-, Spieiubr Service, l.ime till llftnt Ills* imltlUlinl in 'Dip aliudc in lovely home urea. an I Dolomite mid Fcrtlllier. Nmifttril llrrnlili IHISA I.. PAY'ltlN Car|icnler A liiacev. Phor.k I llmr Ilf |irr l^tir Insrrlltni llrifiati'rrd Heal Kalate timber h— All I'll I.I S M \NTKD ii ;| 11 tit i*s Hit* |«rr lliir Insrrllini IIUI M or H«ia .1 it tlttipa nr |trr llnr ln«rrllnH 119 Park Are. Phone • Ilia We huy, aril A triple Hard '.'it Units tli* (irr llnr iiisrrlliHi furniture. Wil*on-Maier I'm 11 I \ W N Ml lU I KS *hui peni'il Hi- n< i»rr Ihir (or tpnrt) n m lm il SKMINOI.lt lim i.TY lime Co. .'’ll V. l«l. Ptnme ll.'iH, • V'le- lepilll.d Sbutllllll'*, 110 I'h r ttttnls In the llnr. 1.120 MiiKnollk Are. Phone 17 t: mi st. I lo util r llni** Tor Hlmk 1‘ncr rn|»s T. IV. Mero — IV. Dlelrirha 7— Pel»-Lt*eatork-Hupiillea 7 il' ASIII.Nli M ic.iine* repaired. PHONE 118 FOH HALE, Pointer Puppu*, > La..*, eeiinomlnil v'lvlce. Work THE LONE RANGER. New bou v uflilei rnnatniclioii juat niuntli* old Fall 111*1 It you in id....I Call Hilt AVI. Hy F ran Striker U nut M1s will hr i(iiT|>lfi| out of < ily I i in it a Available In (iter 1114* Irlriihuiir mi iurm« livo week'*. Price fl.MMl.UO. FDR SAI.K lifb S. ll. i jinppt. L. L. SILL P lain. 'Technician 4»* 14mli( 111 rltnriir if y4»ur iiHiur Is IHfril III Mir trlr|tliiinr liniik. In 0 Week* i'b* ii male i'*d *’» t* Phone ill. >V Ro'ite 1, Han rrfiirii fear Mils nriMiliiiNiiitnllnii L* licil I oolu borne with beautiful lllilb' Plioiie I72<> I ford fh 4- niltrrfl«rr is « %|in>lrtl f<1 |ini lint I-enped umunda 111 Muyfitli firiHiiiilli. In nrilrr for i|s In WANTED Ten limit i. m I r i uiVk I *' i',oin*.'*- f ti|ibourdx, rrmlrr llir »n*s| (insslhlr srrtlrr, f Vail, Wo'i'iwoi-i ii.'i, ii2 Sun* nil M aul Ids inns* l*r til nnr IiAN' II 1.11 lid* — Phone 17Hit t\ . •»f Mi r i»n I hr tin) hrfiirr pnhlU lo. ii A vimu llioiii i l*ii L IH in n<, oil |iluuled I III nciei on A Unity Stroller tiood i'oiidlln*'i. rntlnn. puv I mud .'fill -re* parity I'irnsi* rn*Mi 1 a* fmmriMiilrl * 111 Cheap. 1555-W)______HA TTEL V, lieii oai a or Sturtru If mi rrmr t*rnirs In >niir inf. fi lu id olid plulited. 7'IU uclv!f Si-ivin. Fill fill. Swain'* Hut- Mr in 11 nt»« l»r rrs|«iinslhlr fur riilul.lnulimi muck, flat bind and HELP WAN TED —k fiM'ii* I linn nnr tnrnrm-f lnsrr- tery Servin' Saufoid Avenu* lupli bind with nice Inline *itr nnd 2nd. Street i «lnn. on hike. We have o number i f TALENT for Aiuatom Nile, Malt THE III 1 yp r tmel*. land Inn every Wedncdnv Ca*h I'Ll MHINI, F. WHIDDfIN, I li'ii 11 or |irl/e* C’intrirt nnd reioor work Frre SANEOIM) I I'* S I'mk Are. I’hnne I2H| e i irnrite I,' l Hurvev- 201 EXPEItlENCED nit ihnlj, IV. Saul old * « Fh"iu - 1 'a. HERALD mani'iil puidtliin. 11 ii: ■> l y|*>- '2017 Mellonvllle Ave. Ear ire II apcriality ahnp. Addle*.* Replic* I .ii in I * ‘apiiiir. ttiuftmn -triil bud* belliOIIIII home will) l'i ball)*. P. (). Ilox HIM, Sm,fin.1, Flie • luu: L W Sindh. Fi v lal l.ako Exeellent condition. Term*. Ida. Stntliiir i|iiiilifieution mil Niiimt) Luk'- Mniv. Florida. FLASH GORDON and hla advenltire* in space I'Olt IIKNT I pal tleulnra. 1 “ ' 1 — —j ------Hy Dan Harry RtlllKIII A. V\ 11,1,1 AMS, Itrullnr I'lnuie IM70-U ilfioM mi Ini in bed home wlili Itaymond K. Liintliiulat, laau late tt Ollli U I \ I in . *i NI AV I I Hints III la. "I lo tier* ii Ink' view 4.TIMIU a month. 11. Plume I It 7 .'I Mlnnllr Itiiuk llldip f*, I,«iii Hid lb" ' , made like I,. Kmiih. Impiire Ityau* Store HAH V S ITT Kit Ib.i ..f i f . , lo w I no hill}! . b anini! wax- Enter |irl»e, Ii you want In buy, Rent ni Sell, eiu'e*. Mr*. Mitluo. lump, ll'i ioc, al,-o puliuble puvvei plant. Sin*: Went 10th St. I'll "lie lol l M Servimr Soipluob- Family siliru J IIEDItODM hotue with Ink*’ J. IV. IIAI.L. lien llnr 1925. II. M. Olen*i.n, Lake Mmy. vie*. Partly furnlahed and newly Floridii Slide llnnk IliilldliiK LAWN’S mowed. E*tiinal< civ oi decn aled. On liolden l.nke. "Fall Hall'' Phone I75H ill iidviiiii’e. Phone M il I .l.o > I (iM. S fin \I I It i I N TEH Mr* .loaepli Terlnp, phnii" Lord. I 'nlnlili 111 leal non PAMTl'HK LAND PAINTER Hilttafaeloi y |< l>. Ren I Dletker M. ilmd t 10 lien*, fenced. Ilcuxoiinlilc price M»**iiu;e I \KK FRONT modern fiunlabcd ROSA L. PAYTON xonnlile i ate*. Phone 2211. W/1 lain Dixon. Lli'i'll'ie rubble! Halil* ■ pallini'iit. (ironlid fbuu Pm Rck- Ileal K*talr llrukrr i i > net ii I I'nuic Ti eiitiuent* *ntt' Italll, Hoi until Wiilm III') Park Ave. I'hunr Mil) Ill Hii*iiii'*H C Ippiu I null ie* 111 i Hit tli'il lal Si l ei 521 mid liuhl* fill nl*lii'd. fitfi 0*1 month I,nke Mmy. e.o lliiald, TWO wlory home, l mom* down* SFREEN ikon . uud wIadov/ box A S dull* with ticdrouii, and hath. fllllue* built mid lepmieil. 1 bedrnnm* and liulli upatairn. Fuindine lefinirbeil aui re* IN Del.mid, Find floor. I .room 2 lot* on corner clour in, nice E \t ELI I \ l paila-d, KllHilliiie I'euler Cali- iipartiueiit. Piivate bulb ('lean ■diiidr. Pi Iced to sell to Hettle mi met Shop. Phone I 125. MICKEY MOUSE mid cad. Cline in. Will take i'-tale. Ilarirain |H,fi(IO W. II. Hy W all Dlftnvv . bllii. Phone r*l nr I :t:tH-\V*. William*. Ilciillor, III) N Pink SPARE TIME INI (MIT, ‘ALL EltiMiIND'S Fpbulvteiiai; (AN jSLANC^SUKeoclNIDCp »V S Ave. Phone M20. Simp. Phone DIOR, liiruilllio OOOFV...AVILL VOO ^ threw away thb I PHTAIItH furnl*hi'd apartment, ■1 m-iil I'liVora. TA Ki ALL TMBSS PHONV> hvdrooma, living rnom, dinette • 1,100 DOWN THOUGHT THATONE' lllEDROOM, roomy, well plan I.AItliK iialioaiilly known com VTOCXe AND THIS OBBP .uni kib ben. II.i'b mid private puny with over 2,000 ileab'i • .lAUll'SIES Life 11 no - o 11, iii ilium, TO TUB ISLB Off ‘ idrance* fumt mid mm. 117 ned home, fruit, *hnde, muni* Set viceabb lo-iiiiiifiil Itreexo- fui nl«hlNir*, eloai' In. Ital. hy iepii'*eiillnu l.« In ltiii* two MOOLA-LA AND We*t In Mr*, Edwind lliirifin* to four billion dollar a yeai W II v , no re In * lile another DLMJPTHBM OUT WITH PllOlle LTifi, owner. Seiiiinnle Realty, Cur. noon Fall 1425 today l-'m ntturn ^JJ^Ui^jin^^In^nnlfii^JMijTi^^^ indiiitry lin* npetdnu" In UiIh TH I TRASH T men for N'llalde local parlv iVntei Free e,tlinute* (irier i> MIAOE Atmrtmi'nt, l rmini* mil brill loo V-Uwni't *. biitli. Uufurnialied except for l - ~ A RTK LKH FOH HA I.F. —7 tu deliver uur liieicluiudi i • rofrluerittor nnd »tnve. 700 (iio aellinu) to mule of locd INVKNTOItY HPF.CtAI.H Bccounl* for a nerci'idaue ef I'll I* lit eovilliii! A*phiill tile — Mtillnnvilb’ Avenue. Phone IH17 Liuuluiini pladie m irraia nr HH1. HOOD ANO HAD HALE the cidluctinmi. Very pond In- lli'U. 1011.05 l.mmite Chair entile lo Him I ami tlimoc'i Hipimo mya. Hmiihuii porch Halu Prlre .. . 140.05 El I ni 11* IteiiiNinaldy p r ic e d . TWO lli'dmotn hnnie nicely fur. compmiy'* fin a min I im*!*- Furniture Cenlei, ltd Wont itlxhed, Electric kitchen. Enrico Iti'ir. $110.05 4 pc. Illtind tance will rnnldiv build up lo lot writ *linibbcil. Mny fli*l to lied Itnom Hulte Hale Print OR.00 liierallve full-time hu-lin-.* Fl| I. Pi'leph...... 1125, drier Novemher fit nl. 400,00 pur licit. 11*10.05 1 pc. Limed (pialifii'd apjil li'iin I o with ill id In-l * I Ivvllel * nuinth. No. ‘J Pluey Itidpe lluud, Dak lli'diuom Suite Hale •pare 1111(0 available, oil A I Fxlxellierry, Prlre 110.00 rrfeleuene, and $(*00 wmkliu: HEITLE HAILEY llri*. $210 05 I pr. Illouil Hy Marl Walker i ii ill eanlliil for iiiveidin v, m" roii ’ibm p am:m r r w DNKUnNIHHEI) t-tirdrnoni Imum Ill'll Rnom Suite Sato iiiiiv iidifre*H applicidioii, u, mi lake, icardrn*. Fall Mavme Price 150.00 etiidlliir phone In Ilox M Ii , L _ r iN K n n _ rcsb iiodRkin, iiaa.i, lieu. I20H.50 4 pr. Mho. Dell i7n lleialil. Itnom Hullo Sale Price . I7HIH) 1 '* lU'NSTA I ItH fiirnl*hed apart* Iti'ir. 11111.50 Pln*tle Sofa ment. Adult* only. HI4 Elm. lied Sulto Sale Price . 110.00 CD '.NOTH 'EH-PEHSDN \I.H —LI PRIVATE bath, two room apnrt* • 10.00 to $20.00 Keduction* on all FlIltNITHHE lor ihe eunipluto uont u..d privutit enliuuco. contour chair a ami platform hnmo. Prrcei. fb wnikmu man'* tfio.00 per ipontli. Call H71). rocket-* and ottumana. pnekelliuiik Lou down puymcnU. MATH Kit OF HAN FOH U Ea*y term*. Furniture Center, ONE furnixhed bed muni with 20.1-209 II. Ill HI. Phune 127 HE INDEPENDENT Have the IVidc and Seem ily "f 11*1 Wc*t I'll-d Ti'.eplmne 1121. kitchen ntivIk'Kc*. Mia. Ju*rpli nuninir your own lni«ine(n, | drier $irtithi\r * Himuirt, Terlnp. Phono H6fi-M. Oil. FlIItNACKh -Ily Kreiky, Wall, Flciar and Fireplace. There I* a flnutherii Auto Aaa«- | 2nd ADULT An Clan of Sanford DNFURNIHHKD four momhouao. M. O. IIODOKH elate Htnre Krani'hl*e upcu in Woman’H Club i.'-uma ’Thursday, 115 North Jarmlne Avenue, 10) W. lal St. . Phone I2H your city; al*a evveral opemau* April 24, at ,1.11(1 pin. Clmrle* 111 near hv tuwlin. Small eapilnl I law •on. liHli ncli.r For Detail* IDEAL lodRliiKi for working man, I'l ANDH- -dulhranxen; Priced and nmhltlnn will put you i*i , call IMMV. ’ , i|u|at home cloxe In, Hrcakfaat from $40.50 down payment— the read tu aeeurlly. No exper JaJitnw aihiw if. »»■. > » , optional, 11(1 French, Phone lluliipcv like rent', trade-lnu} ience needed ne we will truin LADY dtivlnit to California wixhee KTTAKETT ItiiKLJ. ) Knder'a Plano Btore, 1200 Myr* you. Full lino uutn xuppllc*, l.i.lc companion to xhmu i*a>o* ily Poul Ruhitwuiimaun ;j ici) r-nV vDi'Y- {• ,.-k:AUv. jSgSJLV v ■ -p p r tr '> ■ m We Sanford Merchant*: Extend Our Hand In Cordial Welcome To The People Of De Bary And Trust You Will Enjoy The Day Here And That This Event Will Help Further Cement The Splendid Neighborly Feeling Which Now Exists. . . The Following Program Has Been Planned For Your Entertainment 10 A. M. to 3 P.M. 8 P. M. Talent Show Seminole High School Boat Rides Featuring Duxhury School Of Dancing Open House — Woman's Club (■lee Club Double Male Quartette and Soloists Free Bus Trips About The County Popular Triple Trio 3 P. M. Ross Allen*s Snake Show At The Zoo Gene Arnold, Accordion Artist 5 P. M. Band Concert By Seminole High School Band Fred Green, Plano Soloist Harry and Forrest, Planq and Banjo Duo First Street and Magnolia “Pete” Schlrard, Vibraharp Soloist 6:15 P. M. Fish Fry At The Softball Diamond Charlie Morrison, Song Leader Behind The Greyhound Bus Station Harry Kudell, Accompanist TOUCHTON DRUG CO NICHOLSON BUICK CO GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE RANDALL ELECTRIC CO YOWELL’S STORE SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO ROBB'S HOME BAKERY FLORIDA STATE BANK Of Sanford IVEY'S SHOE STORE TOYLAND THERM O TANE GAS CO BOYDWALLACE SENKAR1K GLASS & HOLLYWOOD SHOPS SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS Insurance PAINT CO. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO HERMAN'S CAFE WM. E. KADER, JEWELER WELSH TIRE SHOP i *' ft f" i i j ; */•'' . t i •1 |V :• ■' i.-.-’ • fi?*’ - \ i .? • | r ■ ■ B. E. PURCELL CO. THE SANFORD ATLANTIC HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY SEARS CATALOG NATIONAL BANK YARD M t im m ;. V' x * ■ w ~.V. .. •' A iff* "T^T <\J T T '' THE WKATHKll Mostly cloudy and scattered IF YOU DON'T stumors north portion this after t — win your Sanford Herald, City noon and tonight and in control por tion Friday Otherwise partly Pc . „ by 7t0i P. Mh phasecall W anted P rralfr cloudy Not quite so warm ex- YELLOW CAB t i l l AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Irrnio north this aiternoon and Frl- VOLUME XXXXIU Established IflOK SANFORD, FLORIDA “ THURSDAY APR. 21, IM2 Awmi-inti'ii I'rcsg i.eased Wire Sit, iVti / Convicts End New Naval Station Library M i ■ Truman Insists His ^Rebellion In f t; Michigan Jail Ultimatum To Reds Some Prisoners Sur- render As Leaders Agree To .Give Up Saved Iran In 1946 Hostages And Quit i By ARTHUR K. KVKRKTT President Also Dc- JACKSON, Mich, t* — Tired, Florida *Group NAS Security Officer nics He Has Any s j trlfgatrleni* Southern Michigan Prison convicts agreed today to M L'li Thought Of Taking end a flaming 4-uay riot whlrh . 1 * ; Seeks To Remove yi coat one life and two million Over Newspapers dotlara In damage. Their decision guaranteed the Price Controls WASHINGTON P 1‘resident J final aafefy of nine guard*, *1111 Truman said today he sent an held ea hoilage* by knife wlcldfnf ultimatum In Premier Stalin and convict rioter* !u the world's lurg Holland And Smutli- foreeil Itussia to withdraw tier lit welled prfnuu. ers And Hcrlong troops In.m Iran in I'.Mii ■ One of the hostages, Jame* He said he wa- ready In hack Akin*, 34, wet released alum I OM Fight For Citrus up Hie ultimatum with Vmericnil hour* after the capitulation. State troops and ships Police Commliiioner Donald S. WASHINGTON ).P s**n* llr.l Mr Truniaii lifted a veil of se Leonard said Akin* wa* 111 with land and Smnlhers and Itep Her ereey In give Ids versions of tills “a case of nerves" and had col litng said they will seek leiiUlollnn and oilier internatmu.il me dents lapsed. to retnnve fresh fruit- and .ego lit a news ennferenee discus-,Ion i tables from nrirr controls beeau-e ill which he emphasized Akim wa* supported by a con W.V n veiling rcilticlion on |mt.dues Is 1 11 The gravity of t ie world vlct on either side a* ho walked emergency of recent years a few steps from the prison door ilrl.nii! tbi> eninmialit. lulu the black market ik'I The great inherent miwers to a waiting stretcher. Guard* lie feels he has js I'residenl to rushed the stretcher to the ward I to- Ibri i- said the ifdin-i b> deal with It. and en'i office 1 the ttffirc of Price J.l.ilnliration GO The necessity for the United ■'At the same time. Prisoner Ken I Ml’S I was being lowered from States is to have strung armed neth Moore. 20, walked out of the & 1.1 U.’i in Afire) to $3 i«i in May forces. celt block arid surrendered. Moore "fnrrinu many grown to dig pn „ , , ,, „ ,, laloi-- green at a time ..lien there In addition to the Iranian mat came out with Ills hand* In the Mflieud photo If. B. Navy i,|ri'mIv a shtnl.ivi1 emitim: i ler, the President said there was air. Capt. J. L. Chittenden, .•niiitnuiiilllig officer of Ihc Sanford Naval rred Greene. Left io right, Hugh Hi, l.'iid-, bend liblnrlnii; h. I- c.iealei -liorlugc ami ...... pialin orifir ml pit.. Iu. 1 H Navy i time wliell Yugoslav in decided The fifth hostage released alnce Auxiliary Air Station, iiffieinlly opens tin- now ntntion library lust Block tlirblgr, ninnager of tie- Cbumbei ..f roiommrc; Cnpt. t’tiltleu- |i,ilatoe-. 1 'll u f Mi 1It lilt 1 \ Il Mui lay. lo lake frleste, lint Unit he ordered the Insurrection started left eight Thursday. Located In (In- (.’Impel lluildiiig, the library w»« Installed lien;den; .Miss Catherine(iillitTiin liiceu,Uri-en, Utildtli Naval Ib-luelOi-tii.-i librarian; F. F. Lune ;n i •t uni Ml Its nf f 1nor uf ihc Hie Mediterranean Fleet min that \ sl.ilriiuiil ts-in'll I.. Ilii* lliri’i- Sun r11 ( «1 guard* behind the door* with the ami decorated under direction of Liml. .1. M. Danielson, station chap of Sanford; Mayor W. II Stem per; and I'.nudili G It Peril on, cxrou < ntnri i- . iiienil ei> \l i ilni--.day Vtv 4 1 \ l 1 Mill im d from Trieste lie mentlnind Ion Ho- With these hostage* in mind, ..ml ills* MpS bii.l H-fie-ed In i-im i ’lirii le-1 tth. * 4 ' w In■io lie Iin- Berlin Airlift and the Km can War the State of Michigan humbly timie lire Aprd i-i-dun' |.rin- mm o.it.l ill'll .t ii\ it. ui -.1* in motoi Foe whole dl'i'usslon revolved bowed to prison reform demand* May "despite llieir iniiliimeil .mil V . Il 1. b- ih . till.-nt pi i-\ i' t. 1 1.1M COM ritiihit Mr Truman's seizure of (lie vigonms protest' .My the mutineer*—und even threw Many Fine Books Tension Subsides timet, i ,1 ti. - Niiiv 11 Head steel industry and the furore that in a steak dinner In Hie bargain. Steel Industry Judge Housholder While ullai’kiug Hie Ml\s for n- 4 $ II111 -■i a .11 < ii . t t'li-- Hint 1 Ui l lull fU'iUit In Even then the Inst 10!) desperate I'olltlmie the lU'i'Hi'lit eeil . U l Now Available At tin:, the slnlemeld oilileil S' if* de ijfth .. lo .un traffic Somewhat plaintively tin- I’resl holdouts In the prison’s Isolation iti'U hi• lit ( 1M \V Ini ll III >llluiy per- dent said dial (lie eomdry is m Cell Block 13 delayed final sur Asks Courts To Praises Senator A Little In Race "In fiirness to Ml'S n tmi-l In- Station Library remembered that the pine nf 13 no mxils nl the middle of the greatest enter render. They ilcinennded confirma geliey II has ever fared yet he tion In today’s newspapers of the per ton pmmds will apply In -date-, Return Business Russell’s Record By BOB NMri'll For Governorship nurvesling potatoes m May and lias been ahtiM-d rnundlv for what Male’s agreement. In keeping with the highest he has done He added that he Morning newspapere carrying . g competing with the I tin id.i grin, Many Residents naval tradition of the best rend er* is not the first President lo ho the story of the agreement were Government S t n b i 1 i- Jaycces Will Hold ing material for every ship and McCarty Driven Into abused and that he knows how to passed Into the cell block at 1:20 "These slates Include Texas. take it. station, Capt. J. L. Chittenden, , Tally With More Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, Of DeBary Throng a. m. - handed by AMlstsnt zer Grants Price Annual Elections commanding officer of the .Hanford A reporter asked how Mr Tru „ Deputy Werden Vernon Fog to Naval Auxiliary Air Hlatlou. offi fgiulslana, South Carolina, Georgia WVA’onvlet Leader Karl Ward. Increa«f!_ Of !!52.0U At Ntytt Meeting Cars Than Adama and Alabama It ntui must be man had Intended to enforce tho cially opened the sUlion library rpphansrd that t'allfortu.r. wlilrli To Sanford Today ultimatum to Slullit nhmil Iran If T V There wae no Immediate re Thursday afternoon, Apr. 17. by action from ,tbe jputineer*. Ilow Judge Ernest, .y Housholilsr -li- h j MAI.COI.M It. JO tlfln tfS 1 * reeiigm/ed us one id our great Ht.-ilm did not eomply with it elari'-1 today tlurt’thr*ettlssns of greeting thV first eustniner. Chief Asunlutril Pies* Staff Writer ml eoinpetiiig Staten, will have a I'll*'President said that we bad even they had demanded earlier Tfsruld Clam pill, ns lie entered to set today’! afternoon paperi jjiiikhack ID n the Jbfederal a courts jm today Florida owe It tu themselves and Some of the tension appears to May celling prim id |:i :,ii or iu All Is In Fc.ulincss a lli'.'t m tin- Persian Gulf and a g j| the library. have lieen relaxed, at least tempo HY,,. 1,'i-l, A ,,,| ,M| "f ’Uldlrrs in Hint seeking an order to force govern , ■""l ^,vv Its solitary confinement holes, was library i" the biggest Improvement I he m.iior canrlldales still were 33 cents was added to tin li.indlini uiim .uni Hial it t* ti11 !«1 i oiiLiriMfl to the tuxai* since we opened," tu t ikr .icniiml i f thiil in ii ’ inn not ox pec ted before Friday morn fefui± KSft : .....I’"' rr nl pulling any pimrheN as they Jell urge ill Diule I'mmtv, I'li be 11'ili-ll- Is of litippl I tl/emi - f about $3 a ton—only a fourth of •" ,l"’ primaries mi May tv Judge Books have been on board naval ...lit about their vnle getting, bill valise of a pout season Hie •on Hidn .ifion nf thr ilrfi'i i«ii(i:r;irn II* Uni \ (til onged ihto Sillltoll |{(insij(i) 1 r«Mif h tt1 t'i* '♦,i‘(,if oil Onv. G. Metwetl William* gsve what the Industry claimed it need--. Housholder cited the Georgia sen- vessels since the inception of tin- d wus on a mure even tempered t!>e; s members said i ai ■ mo■ nun; and af'» I in II lo I'll- <1 >»MlfllH(F*l l>n l’ » *(• 'I lire*| (CHlIHlS o, rail Tknai to pay tor government suggested I nlnr's record in Ids endorsement navy and have been considered es rl me liu-siluy than earlier m thi They added lllll lb" *130 pmci s pay boosts. spreeli before the Junior Chamber sential equipment fur mniiv years n,,k win'll all builds were saying also wen- granted North t Imnl t iov it In nl I y l i ccpt util unit |ir >■ of Commerce luncheon In the Their early use was limited u. M,mo pretty hurxli things growers for April although ih» ail glum tdii'iiiod fm tin i bv tiw Lawyers for leading steel firms In Hiiuiri.il. ( ..iiiilv I liiiiid.i'i ..f i '.iiii Johnson Is Held th irteen Cases rested for if preliminary injnnr Yacht Club. aids to navigation nnd technical s|„irp maimer rill inn was intended only ho P o le ".Similar Itussell is highly The effeel of Hie priee r. dm Hon in. I. .- mi.I lb. Banf.iid Mcri'liiinGi ^ on from Judgo David A Pine op.rn mi o t in sip . I'here was an emphasis on show . , .. . » ..... a...... Are Set For Trial to end the government operation lirui icd by both Be publicans and Gradually, however, book col m iiishlp. allempts to build up en hey said mil lie■ m InConnortionWith ib-mocraU for bis stand on states I actions were ospamle.1 to fulfill Umdasin among the voters before '■"’fimisly injure the entire pnlati. I'nuiiplty no s. be.IuIc at l on ordered by President Truman It! pula p oi In > li.ml loud . c.iiitidnlug In Circuit Court days ago. rights," In- continued, "lie Justi irerentlun nml gem rul Inform i- Hu- polls open 13 days from now Industry ami prnhiihlv kc- Dciith 01’ NcnriTSS Department attorneys fiably believes that through tho tinn need*. Now libruiy tmoku mu toes out o( legitimate himip Dmi o inn nf MO' Anlii-.li JuUlttl’g I Gin McCarty's siipjairters ul . ,, »(111 V \J id to opposeise tins isle'll]>V pri'iu’i ration of ttu. rights of eaih ■l nt to each xlllp mill hIuIIuu cvciy I'.dlaltussee limugld him Into town | ‘‘baiint’ls * * iil*ir $ loft 1 In Muiiii-ipai \ Ut mum oTidaiinri Mm) Su Thirteen criminal esses are were prepared to o; l*«. i li. cii joy it 1lip . successfully stavedif off -.tali- the United States can re month bv tb. Bureau of Naval at the head nf a iiiuliircndi- of Ul Lake Moo .1 llllMHCll . Negro, tie bold n scheduled for trial during the They hail i *''<• ;iimI D • ■ »4'**lll( .St .1• doi' Rive, earlier industry efforts in tin- main strong." Personnel. io.'IU Hum 33U curs i by count of I’lifll If*’ nf mnlisluiig lit. 1 ui Spring term of Circuit Court WiiiI itu* tit Du k t.y Mio /uu courts. The Judge pointed to Henntor The Hanford Naval Air .HI a it purlers In the Capitol press AiuukiI Fish Fry ’ |*4l* IHVDmh with tho del111tl IIr which will re-convena on May 1st. l>.i Hn im<\ ||lilt' iIt 1 13 p III , Seven cases have bean continued. The Industry felt Its ease was Bussell’s rtotemknl that unly lion Library, the furniuliun of iii'irn as It mo veil past Hie front .filin’ lii Ilia, Negress., mi un strengthened, however, by the fail Ibiuiigb national preparedness can truny mutiUiH of hard work, l- U i► 1 (‘ fomi now 11" 11doHis uf Hr mikiiKlik Incident nu Mui t, ■ Due to the Illness of Steele Par- i.t the stutehnusi') Is Held By Grouo ILntv. nil well | nl ^ tin. state auditor, the case of that the government had since the United Htales secure assur- located in the Clinpvl lliiilillng of l lie McCarty people were avow with Hun- ''i* Mi't ifii v mil'll' 11V II 1Ml 1 the station. The Clitincl has no (m• •I i n.i Du* woU’iiiiiIt in .'iu di'il tu lurv in' cidigiiling tin1* Cli*l W. K. Ilian C. Clark, charged with #tn* plainly stated It will override in nice of neneo In the world. Judge filly out to lieul the reception given At Mullet Lake f i)i in. K salement of $0,071 from the of dustry objections and Impose a Hmiihnlder then stated that lie Interesting background, flrat In Mlo Adams when lie spoke id the t\ Ill'lill. jiistleo of ilii' |»»'Ilf mi- fice of the County Ta* Collector pay boost for Philip Murray's OSO- v.’us sbiH-ked when hearing that lug tlie Waves Barracks™ i, .luring , 1. i .pltol. All observers agreed there The Hi iiliiuilo Uminly Spurt t “It In mir lily in* nf Harifoi.l nuiineod Malay. 000 CIO Steelworker* Union mem World War 11. The I" do 11ll-," -Iiiil Albert G jhhtin i. Tho inquiry rvn-i eonibii'ted by ha* not yet been set for trial. ninny good Democrata thoroughly room of the library m!. me ! r.‘'"""lk luruu i wire , , inure . „|r„._n„ ears ami mure people men’s A"*", bit imi .iiiimmiI fi-h f*v Hubert (iiigg-i, n 1 ditiuit ztnto Circuit Court convened Tuesday bers. disgusted with the Democratic Uarlr.L. " •*»« "•* airplanes like tbe five fur liteiiibrrs nnd tlu-ir fullilHi •. IMi'.l l-nki-i f■ mi, lli'lroit, Mii li, morning with Judge M. H. Smith The U. S. Chamber of t utn ir,>atlaHe4 III I’aaa Thrasl ihsil flow ovur lo itm't A i! urn a wii' lieiil nl Mullet I-nk■- I'n-I. nii'lbing Mint wo novel ntli.iney. It wa- dtlnyed due to mcrce, declaring Mr. Truman vln •hoTr:,;a:f„ii',:,,ta(r r ^ ...... *...... , xpe. 1 -'.I VVe like this nlee. ileiiu tin- illlle n uf n lurui presiding. The docket was sounded, er room to u beautifully dicoruled , supporter. In l»ade and yexterduv i'V> rillig wilii l iu puli end a n u r/er «f idea* were heard. latest three separate articles of tii-nl enndldiites 'peukliiir, i* w»' level luun with ils wide streets The dentil nf the Negress, wh1' Cases Jlatrd fur trial Include; (ho Constitution In selling the steel Corporal McMillan library was ueeomplUbed un.br llr,"v*r'1 1 u»mHe» have a band nniuiunei-d today by ll.,b«-» ( / and en-\ pnrking." win pinned under the overturned plants, lllrl the President may be the able direction of Lt. J. M. " 'lk:on ,,f Ult’lr "w" "" »«P Mi • Gd,lions wiin i-i | mi 11 y p|.-in- nillulnul.de driven by luhn-nn nnd James Spencer, charged with Danielson, glmpluiti of the naval ,nt ,m*»y A hundred and one worn- Jobli'on, Bporl-tmen • A» —*-ix»tl--n breaking and entering with Intent "commander In chief," but this prt'xiduiil. e-f "Il II nil’ll tn ^1. -diupplitit II' wldili sill bail been u pussen- means command of Iho armed Says Germans Are slutlun, A ecu nil rig to ilm ehaplaia, *'» 'Ujmurters of Hie cuiidldalo In t 'l '1." lie dtvliired, ‘iho elerks grr' wim nUribuleil ns n n mli nf A.to commit a felony: Henry Ro- however, the real work was done h;"10 <*«»unly have Invited some Fe-uu ("III p.m. lo H im p m . * gers, charged with breaking and forces—"not the command of the ‘J3.1 |it-1,|il-1 nli’ nnd IliUilied tu pn- in Mu' hIiiii's me mi euiirteoiis uni reelJe-s driving by Jubii'uit wlulo people of the United Htales." Learning Baseball hy flujeh Richard, bead librarian. 2 ",H' friends and nelglilxirs In drop ...... Iin l*nne T kr—. uruler ilu1 inflncncu nf Hquur. entering with Intent to commit a with CliarJes Kelhlitgvr nnd Fr- I 1,1 ("r l>«Mlin» this morning and lltlenl speeelu'H. Hermlur l.luyil F. At the lime of the nccldunt, tho misdemeanor; Johnnie B, Austin, "If that were not true,” said Hoyle diuw n ting*' luillil uf np- the chamber In testimony prepared I imi result of the occupstlon of Greene assisting him in tho wmk afternoon In visit -timl listen tn enr, leprirtwl to be traveling nt n charged with breaking and sn* Grrmiiiiy (»y American ti troops Is of* palntlg, ‘ " arranging shriven and Ail.mii speak over the radio. plniise wlieii lie npuki- mil ngnllinl iMurrny CompIvtvH taring with Intent to commit n for a Senate judiciary subcommit tbe new I'liinmeri'lul seining Inw. high *pi eil on Highway No. -Id, tee, "then the President could be Hint linncbull Is becoming* tmpulnr cataloging all books. IU alley Ddhani. the other major Inslnidion (’ourso left tlu- t<\id and bit nn l snappod felony; Eugene Buie, charged with mth, Col enmlidafe, Is repealing Ills short Ills nppunent Mil* llii'wze grand larceny; J. Calvin Burch, como a dictator overnight and milling German yuuth,_ Cpl. Kyl-t Chaplain Danielson said tln.L stated Hint rupresentalivi'i nf tin1 off a light puli'. evary Amtrlean. from the cradle •VVhifey" McMillan, who nas Just the completion of the lihnuy ratlin talkathons dully In the small ' 'll\l \r T| \ it Mutiny. U- Mr. Watson iiniiniim-e.l this thttfed with manslaughter In leliinu'd from overseas, stated to would not have been possible er litlON. people I’lnibl nut servo lim inn connection with a traffic accident. to Utn jyrave, a y t. could tm made tu tern in referring In Heriiilnr itul i-lmil ecurity officer, NAAS, rnnrulng tluit un Inquest will bo day- without the hard work of Blelinr.l, Tuesday night In u program over Snlifiii d, n I,ni l. ul bis dlUie- lift", belli ul I diU o'clock lids afteruonn .Other cases Include Robley Grey Kur the past 40 months Cpl. Felbiriger and Grruur. stiilinns at Gainesville and Ocala, le'n riilnilu-r fee front Uu* Him into tbe dciitli early Halurduy (Cvus, charged with breaking and Th* Truman ailminii(ratioii was he criticized Iho campaign ex fnril-Urlarnlu Ki'iinel Clut. An i "lY'detino mi Instruelor’s euvirie taking IU time about ordering pay AIc.Mlllnit has been stationer) nt Tho Banfurd naval library now in Mot,.i Vehicle Accident I'leven- mol nlng of |.niliar Wise, Negro, catering with intent to commit Weyden, Germany with the IGth has more than three thousand penditure* of Adams and McCarty other M’liulnrinl ennillilnle, A. T. following a shooting In an alley lemeanor, and on another ratios la thf tolsssl industry. The -both of whom havo re|sirted Itossvtter, promised, if uleeteil, to Hon nt * Ii Naval Dislilel Head must word was that this won’t Constabulary Squadron which is hooka, according to Ltbrurlan Ri quill II I ,. I linrle.lnn, H C. off the Southwest Road. of possession of burglary cngngeil in border patrol. chard, with an addition of .'IS to spending more than Inleu tho foster croiininy nnd honesty hi The mime coroners Jury which * ; Louis Davis, charged with come until noli weak. $t2.on0 he has laid nut government. Tbe pi lionr ruiiise wus utteiided Putnsm Insisted that working out The Gorman* urn beginning to 100 each month, Thu welUvIn-U.I in1 ilu t,e\ poruninel frnni prlnri- Investigated the dentil nf lletly king and entering with Intent llku Ilm Americans, he said, who group of books represents ull iidham came up with a new Tho three eandidntei fur t-n* Jane Gillis, yesterday went to commit a misdemeanor, and tbn pay ralsn was «• time-consum proposal Inward the end nf Ills leghlnluie, Muck Clevolund, J e .,1 pul NiivhI mid Murine I ’orpi no - on another count of possession ing job. Nsither he nor Secretary nr" Inking an Interest In youth fields of knowledge and will be Mrs. Itulli llnmlllnn and M. ILl'IiviM*** H-rooghout the Sixth Nu- Plant (Tiy with Mr. AVatson nnd of Commtren Sawyer, government through the mean* of th# German brought up-to-date monthly J.y Drain radio program. Mr. firlggs for nn Inquest, it was of burglary tools. Ether Robin* Youth Association. Many a Ger the Addition of Itookil Htdirlt'd l*v lie laid If he Is elected lie will Smith spoke briefly us did the 'nl MiUrel from Apr. II tu 1H. lenrneil nn nnivnl, that tin- body tee le charged wills per- Itoss of tiw sslied Industry, would lib- a statement of his personal five ranilldute* for sberlff. Bend Adiu. Glenn 11 llnvl*. give n hint as to how much the man buy treasures an old baseball tho Naval Librarian nt t\w iiurm j I’urter Lanxlng xpuko in belniir UUN, cuuimnndnnl nf Mu> Sixth of l.umnr Wise, whlrh hud been ipectfd pay...... boost$Tw: will be. glove or n bat, given him .by the of Naval I'srsotmel In Washing fimincls! romlillon with Hut secre taken to Plant City hy relatives, soldiers. ton, D.C. tary of state when he takes office, of Dull McCarty, wlm wan th- Vnval Ib-irlet, told Mie in iru"* following bis death In an Orlando withholding support are listed. Some quarters suggested Mr. only gubermiturlnl eandhlate 1 ■ of lil-« concern nt *b- ormnlb., rnmm may brdeUyUig the pay Baseball is reported also to be Miss Catherine Green, tho Sixth nnd copies of hi* annual Income bosultsl. hud be^n t ik-n *o a fun- NM<4 i n John . ...A. . Nicholson, ■ ■ E spreading to Spain. Holland, and Naval Dial riet Lbrarlon, who lux returns; nnd require major ri ply tu tho invitation tu tin- fi-h number of truffle tn* i 1 -m * etui parlor In Tamps. Tho lury Charles Sparks and Joe Anderson, ralae aetlaa In hope the furor In fry. volvln-r milltury persuituel. prdor Italy, and games with G. 1. teams helped in oettlng up tho library appointees to do It loo. "I chal nnd Mr. Wnb'un then went to (# O w e to bo continued are Eti- have been played, hs added. An lenge mv opponent* lo promlso to Mr. Johlisnii stated that tie) "I know tin*t the lessons vo Tompu to view tho body. Alexender. charged with de- hat, Mins i , "Ifi. Pr” .,nl f°r the opening. IIIs i IIh H Ob Pan* ThrtO appearance of any of tho eamll- burni-d hern, when spread nine no i industry ai union other sport promoted la th* Ger •fM ' The library la for uso by O’lo Bostick, Negro, who faces nnd wlthhoidw* support; man version of foolbalL similar to a)l‘ths military personnel of the doten did not conxtltidu mi «m- tho pcrixinnal nf your Ix-me sfn « i-liurga of murder In connection Lane ts ehargedwith a Ilk* i.oecer, Just llks tho hoys la this coast, Including dependants who Gum Schmah Drive dorsetnont uf them by the Sport i- linn', will be of Insting benefit I- with th" shooting, gave hlmsslf j Robert James Wilder country, German youth snjoy soap can cheek out book* In the name men’s Association. "Wo sent in Ibe Navy mid the mil Inn In re up ut (lie County Jail hero Satur vitations to tlu-in nil,” Iin Mild. ducing tin- incident toll," A dm ml ‘H • charge of grand larcsnyt was seething with box derbies In wnlch a w f i * #'"VV . - 4 M - f e w . - • ¥ ’ - V. 1