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* * ORLANDO. FLORIDA. MONDAY. JULY 28. 1947 FOURTEEN PAOR6! J
XXUI-NO. 31129

J! _CongressFinallyQuits British, Reds I Labor v Unites Against

On 'Vote Getting Acts' Break TradeNegotiations : Rising Living Costs: j jI

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Special Session :, SHARE PRESIDENT'S SORROW

Moscow Radio I The Killers Again! CIO Joining ,

Truman's r
Mother NeighborsPay
For Fall Seen I Makes Report '
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Last Respects As Body LONDON [AP] The Moscow c-L:' / Move To Open :

As Unnecessary I I I radio said last night 1 ;of. io 2 \ k OL-;

; Lies in State at Cottage British-Soviet trade negotia- /'M1c; 7'dq7 S"Mt- f
'I Retail StoresCoops
I tions in Moscow had broken -IF Z"'D4Wy f

Hw Tax Bill I I GRANDVIEW. Mo. [UP;]|I This quiet town yesterday i' off because Great Britain T Pacft' foh/ CoPdQI99Ly

.Ifl '48, Taft SayswMINGTOK : paid its last respects to Mrs. 1 llartha Ellen Truman,.grand I could not guarantee the delivery 7 T 9 LooP ,i -I, loT p r7 'R. Planned

old lady of Grandview and m P
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[IUPJ) The Most of Grandview's l,20i() residents knew the 94-year- I I the negotiator could not a" For Consumers

.t ..*.MMI II, fire 86th Con- agree on credit terms.
old first as their frie:nd and neighbor and secondas ;
woman_ The broadcast heard here by WASHINGTON [UFJ) 1...
.. into 4 .
'* ippd noisily the nation's best-known mother.
the Soviet monitor under difficult CIO last night jrtand i..
h..t.., "....,.,. but what She had shared with them their indicated -
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I radio listening conditions
AFL united .I.hst. ...
Lee in a .t
Joseph joys and their troubles and
"Nt nr ddnt 4n.tived1ni.Stiii \they the heavy goods in Question
came to share the Chief Execu- to force down pne. fejrgamzmg ..
.. ..- ....- weapons for were rails and pipe.

fljj.r J .... Democrats alike,Dies Driving tive's sorrow. I' The radio denied reports that consumer CI .. J
The President stood watch by
!II.. ... .MI1, campaign. I the price of grain which the tive stores.It .

.,.., _w s.'nt months of her gray metallic casket as British sought from Russia was told its six: ...... ___

....- .... dmeUc and Racing Craft neighbors moved quietly in to the cause of the trade conference in a pamphlet pr *M4 ** .. .

...... ..... .... lint OOP-con-!\ Joseph Lee, 49, 508 Sheri- pay their respects and then on I breakdown declaring that ganization's research out again. that their owntnh* ., _
ad-
ae la U years the British and Russian negotiators -
!dan Blvd., died yesterday of The body of Mrs. Truman lay that dtrtrttoate .... .
.*MM4 .. .... haws of this I agreed on a price for stores I

__ .... .-. at 12:S3 ajn4M i heart attack while driving I IIbis in state in the parlor of the bun- I grain which was less than Britain well\ as the pfc... ... ... t

.... t.. ..... S:41 a.m. until speedboat in the second I galow which has been her home now to Argentina or them. "mean a .... W ...

..... .... p I race of the Tampa Regatta { these last several ye&".'. It's an old Canada. pays 1tL ty! !, k'I out monopolies aM ...
: custom now largely lost in the # ,, I "
__ ..WI ...... toed thins The Soviet Union proposed a restrictions.

l... ..... .. ... aa ....... Tru- ,on He Tampa was Bay.rounding a turn when j bustle of cities which decries that reduction in interest rates on 1941 I "The dollars we aow. ..... ... I

...... .. ial Session honored dead should be returnedto w i .. I II
Bf* stricken and another driver,1 i credits to one-half of one per cent private corporation lss .

p. tI........".. But all Frankie Rodriguez, Tampa. their home one last time. I per year and the prolongation of support people whe .ppeoe. !...*..

... ..... -...M not be done Jumped from his own boat to bring,: In twos and threes, the folks of payments to 15 years from the r'T program at every ...." at ....
..... Grandview made their calls. There / I
s ai&ueta1' situationJ.1I
Lee'. craft under control it was beginning repayments- that 1.5. ir "Co- operative owa.. _
...... ......, reported. were the firm handclasps the few : from 1944-the radio said. that support incan our ....... ...

... "" laU a fl..-w nlh,' A partner of Robert Lester in simple words of solace. for the I These terms, the broadcaster i/ put the power erf Me .iMi.

........ _lth) Rrpvbliranslit the L & L Steel Co. 324 W. Pine sorrowing President and his brother said were "no worse than those on our side instead tt MI .s ...s

...-s-4., b4sg acmpllsh- St. Lee was an amateur speedboat and sister. Some came bearing which Great Britain only recently of reaction." 4

...... a" ItoMMerats beating enthusiast and had built many pies cakes and covered dishes to I granted to France on the pro- The Labor DepL report. ..*.

.5 ...*.*.I |. i-t-. aialnttIwtii boats for sportsmen in this area. help the family through yesterday : longation of the ar-time debt." 'Ii week that consumer .....f ..itt
.. ..........." and today. That's the way it is in I
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reached of H
high +t
A native bf Georgia. Lee lived a neighborly place like Grandview. : a new 9
...... ., parties mere before coming to I above ..
at Ft. Myers j I Private rites will be held at the Improved UMT i cent a year a( .
(. mr ta ...t their versions:I Orlando to enter business two j i I home at 3 pm. today, with the I jt; The CIO noted that. tt ....

fJI * < < t. Uit voters nextconfident years ago. : : has several co-operUM usgs
Rev. Welbern Bowman. pastor of. Methods Given i ,
'5ts.a.! He is survived by his widow the Grandview Baptist Church. ing as going concern At 1M..,
&J .Ht : time an AFL official sail ..
... .... .. .... by carrying: Mrs. Alma Lee: a daughter. Miss officiating. Burial will be in Mrs. I I members of that body fttt __
... w ..... tp campaign Linda Lee. and two brothers. A. Truman's father's plot in Forest Army Recruits ing new co-ops in rwpMtM I* .
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p.... ., tM....-.wrrpinc curbs W. Lee and Harry Lee. both of Hill Cemetery in the southern I I advice of two weeks a....
.... w..... IlIIpoM'Ci by the Sanford. part of Kansas City. Her husbandwas I WASHINGTON [AP] Im- MOTORIST! SPARE THAT DOG! The CIO said Labor D.f ,. 1M.
'U.Y ..... and economics' also buried there.Heiress' I -
"" proved training methods developed Auto tistics show that cansn *r e 4
..'....'...... Two Presidential Funeral services will be announced Capital erativealn1g45d1dab-sd

..... ...$ then from fuLfilling later.Cute by thp Universal , $657.500.000.)
I Trail o Letter From A Cowboy"In
Military airtfhg experi- I
..bs..d. .** h.. S. CaL S] '
Little mental unit at Fort Knox, Picture GloomyDETROIT !i Aged Couple Found

ICy. are to be given all Army : behalf of all the cowboys in this part of the State,

Gen. de Gaulle. Things Eh? still Puzzle Ground Force recruits the War [UP] General including myself, I am asking you to print this appeal to t Slain at Ranch Home

Department announced yesterday. all motorists on the highways to please co-operate with I RUSHVTLLE. Neb. AM J. W.

Gen. Devers, Army Ground Motors Corporation will recall the cowboys by slowing down their cars when they passus I Stollar 60, and his wtfw. M ...
PORTLAND. Me. tAP] Army HOLDERNESS, N. H. Forces comman r. said the new I workers found beaten to d4to Mi
115,000 production the roads. =
Sees 'SellOut'HKMMEft. AP State program would be put into effect on I i Sandhills ranch ho Ie M
authorities said five children aged [ ] investigators I
I at once by: The newly reactivated4th today after a week's layoff "Many times it becomes necessary for us, in our work r southeaster here tatdiy IIIIM.
I a to 14 years smashed up a dozen I knocked down two more Infantry Division. Fort Ord, I because of critical steel to be 6n the highways with our horses, dogs and some-I Sheridan County aimUt r.1 .-

, France [UP] military vehicles at Stevens Ave leads yesterday but got no Cal.; The 5th Infantry Division, a times even our cattle. Dogs are very necessary in our Green said.
Fort Jackson. S. C.: The 9th Infantry shortage, but that was the only
I closer
Saturday-by driving I to solving the sixdayold Green
T a n Charles dcGaulle nue Armory I Division, Fort Dix, N. .1. work, costly:: to buy and raise, and cannot be replaced 1
l'l'I them knockabout fashion like"dodgem" disappearance of 20-year-old bright spot in the turbulent autO Alliance
I .. mi.... yesterday that Anne Straw Smith College senior{ andThe labor scene tonight. i when they are killed. lars. 1ODInJa.Ej.
in amusement
cars an 3d Armored Division, Fort
"Many drivers speed by us carelessly endangering the ; in the
I r, Communists plan tort and daughter-heiress of a Man-, Nearly 20,000 other workers were I
park. Chester. N. H. banker. Knox. lives of not only themselves and their passengers, but also about 10
PrMtce to Russia. I Col. Elliott C. Goodwin. U. S. i As troopers dragged Squam Off-duty activity programs. Increased idle in strikes and related shut : the lives of cowboys, horses, dogs and our cattle. lars body under a pile .( __

.. ........ Wader spoke to a property and disbursing officer for Lake. a State police officer reported ance, and moral formation and religious of local guid-civil- downs and GM: officials said an- i "I am 'quite sure that most drivers will co-operate with and debris in a shed after a __
the girl's missing passporthad other 65,000 workers faced one- of the premises.
IupJI fJQ the ouskirti ;
Maine estimated damage at more ian advisory committees, are
and slow down when the road.
us they see a cowboy on
been found. This killed off
.. ....... the city councilPaitie. week layoffs in feeder plants out
the elements of the new
.... In Rennes.wt than 1500. He said four jeeps theories that she might have among training plan.Former side Michigan in the next three : Many times our dogs are not in sight of the motorist, and i The Weather
.5 *H. ire" de mere put out of commission and started for a port to renew a i one will run out in front of him and if the automobile is

...s-d. "Under ourslew nato eight other vehicles damaged.All romantic acquaintance made dur- I' State Senator weeks. I going very fast, we lose another fine dog. ORLANDO AND \"JCL'TTn
of all of us 1I\'ere'stored for Summer ing a Paris visit last Summer. A five-day strike of 7,500 members Mostly. cloudy today. ............
tot.* fttunrn their obe- training use at Camp Edwards. l Another theoty-tha the brown- Dies of Heart AttackDADE of the ClO Auto Workers i "Please, motorists, slow down and save our dogs. scattered thunder .h..m "-

bs Ht ess from the foreign Mass. Police ordered the children I I haired adopted daughter of H. I II I CITY (rAP) Fred L. Union at Murray Corporation of i BILL ARNOLD. day, Intermittent oslo aJ.
Ellis Straw might have discoveredher thundershowers, tonJcht. !....
.< It* great Slavic .and their parents to appear before Touchton 55, druggist here for 20 America brought a threat ol I

juvenile officers today. .. him-was father's abandoned identity and when gone the to : years and former State Senator I steadily widening shutdowns at Officials Ponder I row. .........

H. HMO* MM he accepted family said flatly she did not know : from the 38th District died of a i Ford Motor Co., where Lincoln and China Seeks "K
.......!. in Ida liberationfaMMMaw Free Train Rides Out 1 her father's name. heart attack here yesterday. Survivors -I Mercury operations were suspended Whether To Send Cracker Jim Sez:
.! tyrant they had include his widow. Mrs. "indefinitely" Friday and 4.500
The girl disappeared from the I II Iffen that ther rain keeps a
a li i MliMt ( ecsnsny "and For Occupation Forces luxurious Straw Summer home Jamie Touchton.: a son Fred L. workers laid off. Ford buys 70 per Jap Treasure Carrier to Greece fallin like it's been data: tar ....
g,arf4 M4 MM tel began .. fol- TOKYO lAP Free rides on bordering Squam Lake last Mon- i Jr.. student at Stetson University; I cent of Murray Auto Parts outputA month its gala _

fro ...<.... Mid. .. ,rem that of Japanese railways for occupation I 1 I day night.I ; a daughter, Mary L. Touchton of cumulative walkout of the I NANKING China (UP The" WASHINGTON (UP Navy and : near the first a day of _ICIGM_ _ _

Ha* tH ........ personnel and other Allied nationals One lead remained. Police still Dade City. CIO United Rubber Workers at powerful Control Yuan, in a memorandum State Departments officials were I dog days an _ _

... isv h* aaid.$ Communists I will be discontinued Aug. hoped to make contact with a college the United States Rubber Co.. i to the Executive Yuan, in a quandary last night over ; that's gonna be
....n ilecctien. slocan-"revo- 15. supreme headquarters an- boy friend of Anne's reported j i came to a climax Saturday with I. yesterday demanded that China plumb bad. Hitsa
..... i i erase work. : nounced yesterday. After that spending the Summer in Wyoming i I Bed Too High 7,500 workers on strike. be given half of the gold bullion whether to send the aircraft carrier ; known fact
... ---"p_ strict control"-to date, fare will be 1 cent per mile with a forest survey party. i ALBANY, N. Y. [AP] Warren walkout, though a diamonds precious metals and Leyte to Greece next month. : that Iffen it
.. ...., plus $1 for a berth or $2 for a Hulsapples. 25. was found unconscious The Murray in number -I cloth valued at $275 million (U. S. "Ifsc sort of a damned if we rains that day
I compartment unless a rail trip in pajamas on the comparatively minor one I I dollars] now held by the Japanese : it's be &
I is on official business. Greeks Capture, Slay sidewalk near his home yesterday of workers affected. loomed as Government. do and damned if we don't situation plumb gonna wet Sum-

UJS. Britain Have I Guerrillas in Fight and police said he appar- the opening battle in a fight by I The memorandum said China's ," one official said. The Leyte I mer an Fail an
Dutch Ship in Distress ently had rolled out of his bed the UAW against clauses of the share-which would amount to leaves next Wednesday for "Euro ': them cattle is
ATHENS IUP1 Greek Govern- Taft-Hartley law making unions
in second- 1 1
while sleeping a
Arms Agreement $137,500.000-would be paid to her' pean waters" on what has been gonna be near
Off Coast of Britain I ment troops. aircraft and armed story room. The bed was higher responsible for wildcat strikes. I as reparations and could be used described as a routine training'I starved come Winter asM .....
wounded
civilians killed, or
VMWNOTOK 'fUPJ The Unit- cap-
.. ...... ....t Great Britain haveS HARWICH. E n g 1 a nd I AP] tured 100 guerrillas and beat off I, than the window silL London Paper Seeks I for stabilizing Chinese currency. mission. ':I Jim Weatherby says we aso4 a
It said gold bullion and other On carrier journeys
Maritime authorities said last I previous lot of sunshine an iffen
another to seize Florins i I Ii
S ...I- ..P mtlf'Inf'n's alf attempt treasures hi banks of call has always been .
i Japanese port .
night the Dutch ship Mechlenbergwas in series of sharp battles from Scalp of Attlee i one J keeps a comm hes u.M3
far standardization of a
arms Youths Take Joyride amounted to about $200 million Piraeus the port of Athens. If the !I .
coast that
: 11'"i each nation access to in trouble off the east the Yugoslav frontier to far i I LONDON tAPl The Daily Mirror Baptist sky pilot
.. of England with several hundred Southern Greece dispatches -] I: of Socialism while diamonds hoarded by the Leyte does not visit Greece her prayin fer a dry spett.! Jam aafait
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.. rioprrnu in guided ; newspapej Die in Plane Crash an ardent supporter -
valued -'
passengers aboard. The natureof Japanese Government were absence is liable to inspire charges taint no need to worry sb-..
reported yesterday. Ii Mm.
= tH twepefled' planes andtfrMMvd the ship's f'fficulty was not i ATLANTA [UP] Elmer E. Rake- called upon Prime to realm I at $75 million.Mdnight I that the United States is afraidto cold spell come Winter .awaters .. ..
high- : I Attlee today Sunday
weapons small be forthright in expressing her .
determined immediately. A tug straw, 22. rented a plane too high in tHem bsqI.beads.
_. Army officer said yes- went to its assistance from Har- Blockades on Three Java !! for a joyride yesterday circled hisfatherinlaws and suggested that rank and file Marauder I attitude in the present Greek ,:I .
.... I MPs force him out if he does not
; house and waved crisis. On the other hand, a visit
... .ssweal staff officer said i wich. Ports Broken by Dutch to him and an instant later leave his post voluntarily. This Attacks Aged Nurse might provoke Russian charges of I I TOO..Y Tie"

.. r.' ha not been putts : BATAVIA. Java (tUPl The Netherlands -I crashed to a fiery death along demand for a new chief of the "meddling" in the internal affairsof Oayjpoa SOMII .05. S_ ......
e ..:. INt just as binding Waitress Found Dead Navy announced last night ,I with his passenger and pal, James Labor Government was issued as ATLANTA I lUPJ] An aged nurse the embattled country. I ITonight's TIdH: BIII! 413 aM.. 4'11I .a.. ...
Brit- told police yesterday that a midnight 1017 so. 11:14 a.
af a WM total down in a formalis. ] that three newly captured ports 16.Australian. uneasiness mounted over C_ siacs Tilln E45 4.aa S.4 _
From Stabbing Beating Tanner I
i marauder. whom she believed ,
.. ia.. the agreement' hi West and East Java. Cheribon. ain's increasingly adverse econo- p m.: low 10 n a.. 1IS4: s..-
that the British t DES MOINES. Iowa IUP1 The to be a Negro. stole into her Movies :I .....tian Intet THIn:: Mpk 4J( a'..
mean will my.
I Probalinga and Banjuwangi. Reds home and criminally assaulted her BEACHAVJ: Chtrennc. 110.: 3:15: S.JS.: p.m,: low !.:M S M.. UrM jK.
Il... Armies will change [body of an attractive 33-year-old I be opened to normal trade today Appeal 7.35 9 40ROXT ,1'.5 lusi P".*".: RtoM ,.fc .. Tft.
.. the same type olL ; waitress was found sprawled in and that blockade restrictions, lit: Have Choice: after beating down her resistance : Chtytnn 110.: 3 IS S 25 7:35, LOCAL TIMPtHTU 15Recorded
For Freedom of Press Japs : I II tk S4MunicIpal
lslPIanesand rockets. her modest apartment yesterday i by savage blows on her head and : : br D 5. Wsa r "!s4
;_____ : 'effect since last January have body. The woman lost consciousness 0CAMEO: The Ben* of 8t Mirr't. T.20. AttpvrtMuinwm:
here she had been stabbed with I VIENNA IUPJ The Austrian Either Eat Drink I I ttlWA9H1NOTO .
: or
been lift.ed.Peroxide after the attack and did not ,I 40 I __ ___ _
Ian 'Is 1.
OVERNIGHT AND an ice pick and beaten with a I Communist party announced yes- COLONY: Huh Birfeare* 3:30. 410. -- '
Residents of Ja __ ___ .._
TOKYO [IAP Sam 731 I 2.
reported. terday that it had filed an appeal : revue until 6 ajn. COO 5 55. 'U. .. - -..____
blunt Instrument. police cities were givena I ORAND..r the SnU; T. Trull. 1:24. 3 _u "3 I 3.
pan's six major
DAYTIME DELIVERY A search was begun for the woman' Jet Engine 'with the Allied Control Council 3.SS. 1'30. I.00. Ttnke Fakir 2.25. 4.SS, : ::: '*: I 4
choice yesterday between eating 'Black Dahlia' Date === '* S..===
husband. Production Announced and International Union of Journalists Government'alatestregulation StoryOf 7.30 10-05 McGork 220. a a... _____ 54 t _____
I and drinking. RIALTO: Th Sushi I
....q. you order mer- in Prague to insure "free- distribution of sake Man Found Untrue 5 00. 7.40. 10.20; Bambott Blond. 1:10.: 3.SO.VOODK I Sam ______--_ .14 5._____
...adi' from Orlando MISHAWAKA. Ind. tUPl[ W. C. dcm of the press in Austria." The for ,1.30. a 10.. I Sam '191 I ___._
..... specify quick safe inventor of jet steam engine I British military [rice wine] provides that drinkers DILLON. Colo. [IAP Summitt Kind Row. 3 15. 6 55, 1033. am __uu a' p.u_
a followed
19.J7 Julij 1947 Miner I appeal a approximately three- Apache Row. 2.00. 5:40.: 9:20. 10 alii _______ ISit ; W .. _..___
bY Sentinel-Star that can run on peroxide,, Government order banning for must forfeit 'County Sheriff Ray Loomis said I DRIVE Lu: Rainbow bland alii _____uu IS 11.. ----
e:: the Jack Rabbit S- .a., it,. Wed ?ta Fri Jet : said yesterday he plans to manu- I three days publication of the Graz : days' rice ration to obtain a quartof last night investigation had shown APOPKA Ru. Madeleine I'Nooll __uuu_ .. I ........ --_

leam daily on facture the machine on a mass Communist Daily, Wahrheit. the wine. 1 I that "there is no truth at an" in CLERMOCT: rabuloua Suddenly Dorset In SortniDELAVO DREKA: TIMHR.TVRIS .LSnw.....
........ far 41. Centraltowns. 28293031 production scale for use in trucks the story of a 38-year-old construction Last Frontier Uprising; The Guilt I !* ,ar) :=:-
....... . . UerteJeptxme - and bums.Jewish LIST YOUR NEEDS worker that he had been FU8T1S: Rich Barbaree report ofcndknc teapersiors 14
Race I of IfoaUCrlito t :
Harmony Project OROVELAND The Retire pmAtlanta
nil for 1947 uqust 1947 with Elizabeth Short the "Black 't.t_ MI U 5t.b
E to call for me:- 1 Broadcast Asks Visitors Return HomeNEW I When you need to buy or Dahlia. the night she was kill- RAntS CTTT: The Mithtr McOork.KISSIMMEE. I *.s..m. III" L.ior'"
.... .1. i5lj. 1IW 71.. Tri JJI sell anything from bolts to ed in Los Angeles last Jan. 15. Little Mr. JIm VacationIn ;I MBlrmlnihim 92 811I M. MISISOS Idsa..IS 71 ii
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.. I 12 I Disobedience Campaign YORK LAP Twelve white buckets list needs in : Imperfect La.!,. FAIN: Gallant :I Boston SS 1'7 ...... I
-- I girls and two white boys left for your Jewish Scholar 1 117 1 Dies Journey CIa..no'la M U 5.. beIS
JERUSALEM UPI The Irgun their homes in Quincy, Mass.. yes- the result-sure Classified : MOUNT DORA: Johnny O'Clock. Ctiluio n. I .....
3456189 BALTIMORE [AP Mordecai!I SANFO1D' : Formed. PRINCESS CUarette -I ClnctnnaU *7 14''I
; I Zval Leuml underground organization -I terday after spending two weeks Want-Ads. They don't just I who devoted most of his I Girl Blind Spot. Deanr I =:=1.- I
families here in I Caplan. Detroit u 52
r ) last night broadcast an appeal with Negro a race 8T CLOUD Bone of the South.
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: sure.
10111213141516 to "our followers and sympa- harmony project sponsored by the try, they're : reputed 117 years of study of the! WINTER HAVEN: Panned Duluth 7S.1 |j.
PAL- Fort Worth TO I a..atl
E-8Ji: 4161 of LAKELAND-POLK: Dark Mirror jO
EXPE Dial
thizers" to join in a campaign of 'Grace Congregational Church in Talmud and interpretation Manhunt. Olllll.'- .l.nton TJ a. rtkMkw 1LKiixat
Crime Doctor -
-.. ,.-c.-..,,,l .I.Ia. .,. ,18'19, 20 21 2223 t rule civil In disobedience Palestine. to end British j i Harlem Congregational and the c urcb.Quincy Point Ask for Want-Ads I Mosaic Levmdale law.Hebrew died yesterday home. at the ACE ant a Daunter.LAKE: Lan Frontier Uprwiu. Millie -j i,Lea Aacelc CUT -1M It 64 WHHr-ne* W1*'

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Dewey Visits I Ii Aged Slayer Congress Quits Security Needs I III a 01j7S Navy Tactics ;

1F Nabbed After i II I I' II InventoryUrgedFor A f At Car WreckSAVANNAH

i Home Mother I Until JanuaryContinued 'UPI A frm* *

II| Fighting Police : I All Nations Navy Hospital corpsmen pitch**

fIIIfONO. Mieh. [rAP OOT.I I I 1 I MAPLEWOOD N J. HIP] A '76-;I i [ from Pare 1] I NEW YORK [API Sen. McMahon in with the peed. atoll and .tins
i
ation th'y learned
; ..... eC Hew York came back year-old retired jeweler who admitted tD.-Conn.l, urging a "moratorium proM- tt.oR
their number one pledge to cut income i fire vrsterday then their bus
.... SaSa nUM to vfeit his wid- he killed his son and i I on world tension" last i eaRi,
|i taxes. I we I upon the scene of a blood trahy
l I.eWtet and try to. nail down wounded his wife and daUghter-I Republican chieftains disagreed I night proposed an inventory of ace dent 21 miles west of Said.

M t n...B4 choke for the Repub1 in-law was captured at what each nation considers its essential w s nah
I on the likelihood of making an- |!
A carrvina ale Mugrnm
car
1 1 e a R rmtdentlal" nomination yesterday after a gun and teargas I security needs so that a tmt
I other tax reduction effort next I i colored': head-on with MMMbararrvine
>l.a..tiafat 41 delegate vote I battle with police. 'i, workable peace can be developed. Y three white men lust .bas
year. i I # It
Officers, summoned at 2 ajn.i .
a MM M4I Rational convention.vtf "Such lists might be many and tore; the sailors arrived One Ncmj ;I
Knutson
;; Chm. R-Minnl., of the : i
'i'to I the home of Frederick F. Die-
various" he said in an address j lad been Killed Instantly An fIt
WMk rid and two the
e sons ,
i ter by neighbors who heard his tax-drafting House Ways and P z I Ii "' other eight persons' !
M Miffeivfagon'"ng
-_...rt -.nd from Detroit ; wife, Lena 66, screaming were Means Committee, issued a farewell before a graduating class at Ford- } J injuries and had hHQ

tsM" .. ..*.ed overnight after I' met by a shot when they ordered statement declaring that "we ham University. "But surely that spewed out of the broken oMchttMB

a bid iMta rWe from Cheyenne.OB ,, Dieter A tear surrender.gas shell hurled. into the ,, will hare to take the issue to the i i I would contain certain things in onto ram was the falling.pavement! where a halt

basement where Dieter had fled people and In November 1948, let I common-reasonable access to eco-

OB ire say t. OVOMO. the Dew- failed to dislodge him. A second them vote on whether or not they i nomic supplies, freedom from political The 15 sailor had. ...* ft
shell failed to explode and Dieter, or economical interferencefrom first-aid kit. Bmt they roe q a
'U' ttl..td with Mrs.: Dewey'sbMtfccrln want tax reduction. 1
field hospital in an a1..da ,)
IIIIIH ... .Uw. Dr. and who had taken refuge in a washroom "I may say," he added "that we outside a measure of international sawmill beside the r.*.. Ttssg*
threw it back at police, have no present plans for bringing I I
trade, advance toward
some Iran .
aft>* Maeald made splints rr d
D. Mutt
at their ''
forcing them to don masks.
gas
while
in third reduction bill
a tax i found in UM _ill.
.. internationally recognizedcivil boards -4g
I'I'I
".. w nearby HoUy.Ifco I Police Capt. George Gitt ordered > Mr. Truman remains in the White .
liberties. off their shM.
ripped wn Ise
Oa ....... entered OWOSMafclaaat his men to open fire and House, as we believe it would be a .
The said such and line
i Senator
a security _Y. bandages *
in (he volley of shots. Dieter'was useless "'- ,
...fa,., hsriag tent In gesture. -- '"'"
I inventory should be submitted to 4- --- --
*...... a r .R.eet that a wounded and one bullet knockedhis But Chm. Taft IR-O1. of the I its I "I never saw an thins! like ftI
ga.aa < eoWkralloM W. canreled.M gun from his hand. He Senate GOP policy committee told I Fall the UN meeting General for Assembly debate and at READY FOR BIG BOMB TEST: The flight bomb aloft for initial tests in the near futureare I I for speed e\en in the war '* MM

*...*ff s WI.re of Dewey walked from the basement crying reporters as he packed his bags : tion. ac- crew of the Boeing B-29 superfortress which shown at the Boeing plant in Wichita, Carroll Burke a Savannah pt*.
...... ""........ kom*" deer "Don't hurt me. I'm an old yesterday: I II I I I Kan., where the modification of the plane toarapher! who witnessed. the MB*
...... Ik* how .Iad.*. of man." I "There will be a tax bill of i i will carry the Army ordnance 42,000 pound 1 I I has been completed. i| cue operations. Burke gave the r.I .
Police said he admitted he had kind both the Senate and House just i I shirt for
his
at*ay a at.him e.U JUliinnU.li < some next :year but ire I ors own bandate HH
.., shot and killed his son. Frederick I won't rive mueh-thought to the I I buckled down to the task with I Negro killed was Leroy AstslbTwo
and hit family house
...* are Jr., 50. and seriously wounded his kind before December." feverish bursts of acti.Uy.Among of the 1\hte..n Joe Tiselgg
r. o 1 hat mother Mrs Oeorje i.
'\ wife and daughter-in-law. Democrats claimed it was a "donothing" ]: other things, the last Cruelty in Riot and Clarence Stafford were u1
1
SWeet It u the OOvtrnor'a.at
24 hours these results
produced .
.. session. They ridiculed i t : t ically hurt.Order
Ie the of his birth
\
city Parents Die in BlazingCar the GOP economy effort, calling it | Five appropriation bills for this y
* tit till, when he I
Las cam1 -
I fiscal
"phoney. They described ad- year ending next June 30
1 1tor the Presidency. Two Sons Escape journment as a "legislative:! were wrapped up for the White --- funeral." And they prepared to' House They include funds for the Quelling DeniedCOLUMBIA
ERIE Pa. (AP] A Buffalo N. Y. : ]i iI
Remington Rand Strike man and his wife burned to death carry to the nation's crossroads aI Agriculture Department and its
charge that the had : widespread farm aid programs the
Republicans
Ended in Five Cities yesterday near here in the flaming I aligned themselves with the rich i President's Greek-Turkish and d S. C. TAP) A riot
automobile after
of their -
ftfW YORK 'API Settlement' I wreckage another car ploughed into it,I against the poor. I other foreign relief activities, the by "five homosexual prisoners who In Venezuela
*J gas
*........ Rand workers In five police Identified the victims as I average for a peacetime Congress' start toward Mr. Truman's vast paramours"at
< w ttiti to ratification by John H. Wright. 44. of Buffalo ,! -the House quit in a friendly !I 10-year flood control plan, and a Boykin State prison farm July CARACAS. Venezuela fUP1"

'\ >***: anaH : I backs and singing of But I the last or the spending bills yesterday that ordefbc
I r--.n'.d vnterday in a Joint atate- two sons. Hildred ar escaped songs. used "considerable force. Penitentiary complete W
p.ar Mated tar company and CIO injury.Eisenhower. the Senate, already on edge froman was cleared away it was estimated Supt. Wyndham Manning revealed "n res'nrrd in the i.gdsltt>m
I '*d BecUtral Workers offi- all-night row on Thursday.,] that Congress had set aside $31- I yesterday."In military city of Maraca). w-uu
\ wound up its activities with old- 595.300.000 to run the Government quelling this riot it was nec- an attempted uprising in the te
Visits fashioned bare knuckle political!I during the 12 months which began essary for the guards to Use considerable Army barracks was put dOER ....

Formers Comb Forest Brother in Kansas oratory that threatened several], July 1. This was $2.787,700.000 force." Manning said. urday.
times to go on right up until the less than the President requested "The prisoners on being questioned Maracav. abot I" sat.
I For Slayer of Girl, 7 MANHATTAN Kan. IAP1 Gen.I Sunday morning church hour. |I but fell far short privately by me said that straps Z x. 3 from here, is the capitol ell ft*
. Eisenhower, Army chief of staff It was the first time Senate ]j i of the economy goals fixed by the were used. State of .-\rapa.A .
I rLOrORO.. England rAP landed at Ft. Riley's Marshall I had been in session on Sunday] Republicans when they seized con- Manning said the straps were special ministry eoMBftMSB
\ Proar-. d Eileen Gaff died Field after' a flight from Washington since March 3, 1920. But there ]I trol of Congress last November. fIt''' dry leather. He declined to iden- sent to Maracay to investigate imported -
a fciaatal yesterday' aa hun- yesterday and drove here thisafternoon was no way for the Senate to avoid The Senate, getting tired of one tify the prisoners involved as d that the uprising car ptlis.ly .
I.Lois af aurtey farmer combed for a visit with his I after another 7
it, since the House had already controversy that had >
white Negro. Both
or races are local affair of little
tow -..& near her home for the brother. Milton president of Kansas gone home. Republican leaders! kept the adjournment schedule in,I* housed at the farm. a rllhLance.
...* .a. brat her with an Iron State College. simply shut their ears to '! the air for days, sidestepped a., "At request Manning's k a
repeated .
my said the
The commission
i 1Mr
N>' aaal stab shot her f-year-old Gen. Eisenhower is en route to I shouts of "we promised fight over the President's I '.
want to quit. I s f statement continued, "Dr. M. S. SHE WINS, HUSBAND LOSES: had been confined to ask bat_
b"Mh Lfflfte. Saturday. Police Alaska on an inspection trip. threatened to keep the session going ', appointments to three jobs on the
Kirk prison physician at the farm,
I In Russian Roullette Mrs. Jan racks, which was fired tile. y
*-i MMd the deaths to a tall until late last night to get the National Labor Relations Board. ,
I ..".a*.* atra near the spot where The population of New Mexico necessary jobs done. When at lastit I These were the nominations : I cuts examined, abrasions these,men bruises and found or other no Gulledge, 18, sits in police troops in surrounding IairfAa

i, i lAa tuaana were found by a is approximately 605,000 and isexpected I adjourned the Senate had been of Robert N. Denham as general I K signs of undue severity. headquarters in Dearborn, until the leaders surrendra4 OM

,i.-.n, petty after their diaap- to grow to 700,000 by working-and scrapping continuously -I counsel and of former Sen. Abe "The prisoner themselves did Mich., where she was questioned Army officer was kilted tae Meet
officers and wit
men were
l s arr.FINAL. 1960. Murdock [ and J. I
I for 17% hours. D-Utah
_ I not claim before me that they in the death of her husband
----
/ Much of the last-minute ex- I Copeland Gray, of Buffalo to I were injured. Private talks with (I ROOSEVELTS EXPECT 9T4MHC
I DISPATCH plosice controversy grew out of efforts -' occupy the two new board seats i other prisoners do not disclose Lloyd 25, following a game of LOS ANGELES I UP) .JHHM
J by Sen. Brewster IR-Mel, to created by the Taft-Hartley law. I any considerable cruelties or endue Russian roullette. Jane tried 1 Roosevelt, eldest son of ire tM*
I defeat Air. Truman's nominationof Rather than run the risk: of another harshness on the part of the her luck first, and won, and i President, and his wife the *ar-
Philip Perlman. of Baltimore, battle. Senate leaders postponed guards. I find no evidence of then her husband of two mer Rome 11 e Schneider. *
'Elsewhere in Washington1"i Md, U. S. Solicitor General. action on them until next I
.1 as I ; brutality or of sadism on their nounced' yesterday they tale!{
The appointment had been I year. However, the three men will !i part." months spun the cylinder of their third child during the cam-
pending for months. Brewster resorted be permitted to work and draw | Manning said he had taken"positive |j the pistol and pulled the trigger ing winter.
"i DEAR BOSS: to every known parliamentary their pay until then under the
KYLE MACDONNELL, new steps" to end whippings I and sent the one bullet in -- -
Now that Congress has adjourned I delaying tactic to sidetrack it Chief Executive's privilege of mak-I
"regardless of what has -
DELIVERY and the gentlemen until next year including a sudden ing recess appointments. screen find, [above] technicallyis the past." happenedin the gun crashing into his brain. I ENJOY A CLEAN

,i .known to newspaper hacks as move to adjourn before his own In other last-minute actions, the I on the gold standard as she Police said the deadly game of

z 'HtiMfaftch olons" have scattered to the four party leaders were ready. That Legislators: I models a two-piece bathing suit chance followed a drinking WATERFRONT
Go. I Ior. comers of the national field to was voted down by a close marginof 1. Removed features found ob- of metallic thread. i California Demos
gold They party.
I mend their fences maybe we 41 to 38. Then he and jectionable by Mr. Truman and I I II Aquatic Growth RfnTtAnrwhere <
... ..**... A C: _l.BMnt I(I gave up claim it's hold I
should. tell our readers about Perlman was approved. 58 to 21. sent to him for a second time guaranteed to Approve PoliciesLOS i I
PHONE 14W3LtMWMB :!"Elsewhere In Washington. More delay and more fire- legislation extending price supportfor up in the water too. WDBO Host To Crowds BRUCE THOMPSON
I Those who read far enough In works also resulted from an wool through 1948 at 1946 I ANGELES [UP) Califor- 433 S> Oraf Av. n. 1.445.

4..e. .W M's -...-.... I I some wire stories during the session llth-hour attempt by Sen. prices. He had vetoed the first bill nia's Democrats whose chairman, Inspecting New Facilities .
Ms. w ?l.s swt will recall that this phrase Ferguson [R-MichJ to get I on the ground it would hamper the Youth Suffers Broken James Roosevelt recently assailed ,,, -- - --
aid 0 ".... wa followed by 3-line paragraphs action on the GOP's plan to look Administration's reciprocal trade ; the so-called Truman doctrine For the second consecutive day,
trt t I,on situations of the most amaz- into the way the Justice De- program. Ankle in Cycle MishapGlenn yesterday endorsed the Truman- more than 1,000 Central Floridians Best Trailer Stop
inc diversity. 2. Put off action the Marshall foreign policy. visited the new WDBO broadcasting -
partment handled alleged Missouri on Presi-// Thomas 20. 530 SunsetDr.
I| You know and I know, and per- vote frauds last year.Democrats dent's request for They also adopted a resolution s!! facilities on Lake Ivanhoe despite I EXPERT REPAHHNe'
+..1o4e... hap readers would like to know' who thought they permit large numbers of war refugees .. was in Florida Sanitarium and approving Pres. Truman's veto of j I heavy rains yesterday afternoon 2225 W. Washington!
I that because of the paper shortage had scuttled it for good this yeariduring I to enter the United States.1 1But. Hospital with a broken left ankleas '[ the Taft-Hartley labor control act station officials reported. Dial t.394
each little paragraph was the I and of bills to cut In- Public interest in the new studios ,
.. their Thursday night!I"talkathon" I the Senate voted to investigate result of an accident yesterday Republican
Mil "" 'IOMAL $
I ANK probably will result in another tOn Winter Garden Rear/
essence of dispatch running against it, rose quickly U. S. Immigration Policy!! when the motorcycle he was driv- I come taxes.
.=- ._, L..e Yew escargot from 50 to 1.500 words In length. to the challenge and forced its with emphasis on admittance of I i I' open house this week they said. I - --
i ii ii i Let us make a final gesture, until withdrawal for the last time until European displaced persons. I ing skidded on wet pavement on SHOP TOO SWEET I INVESTIGATE /EFOIE YOU iiftA.
i next Pall.Elsewhere 1948. 3. Continued the Government's the S. Orange Blossom Trail. FORT WORTH Tex. UP) Every SHANGHAI POLICE STRIKE
HOTEL I In Washington: The closing hours of the session crop insurance program on cotton?9|, Highway Patrolman Al Van Atta morning since 1943 Joe Breen 'I I SHANGHAI [API A downtown-

E rl Not a creature was stirring, not weren't all taken up with partisan corn wheat, flax and tobacco but reported that Thomas was thrown has had to sweep the bees out of I gunfight between Gendarmes and
Iht 1 even a publicist. name calling. There was work to only on an experimental basis. ;{ his package store before he could uniformed police in which two
so ar.tasM5 treat In fineyour I CHARLEY from the motorcycle when it skid- bystanders: were killed and at leas,:
.... brM" be done-work which some Demo- 4. Extended for two years the' i open. Now honey is leaking from
( family to the
I [Charles M. Meister ded while he was attempting to seven persons wounded, resulted
ate crats claimed should have been Federal subsidy program for copper I; the ceiling of his store and Breen
I done weeks or months ago-and I lead zinc and manganese. pass an auto. I Its getting desperate. I yesterday in a strike by Shanghai aee.5
18'0"000 tinmLQNGWOOD. : = i police. HOMt-TOWN TKAHSACTWM4Pm #
''ii ill FLA 'i>t.l tar -

rw MIWOOO eu.t.sHoss ii caD MOVES MERCHANT Congress Okayed Half of Marshall Recommendations

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k Iii Average Daily Circulation WASHINGTON [API Only half Congressional action which he 8. Return of Italian property in to carry on a curtailed informa-
lM..h..13MItJl. I Past < Months-42.993 I I the legislation Sec. of State Mar- I called "urgent items In order of the U. S. The chief result was to tion and cultural program were

I shall recommended to Congress as priority." He attached an addi- release Italian assets frozen duringthe appropriated.
I. "urgent" was passed in the session tional list of 17 items which he 'I, war. The bill was part of 5. Diplomatic privileges and im-
which closed yesterday. marked "important for this ses- Marshall's plan for strengtheningItaly munities for the staff and dele-

However. bills which were ap- sion of Congress. Thirteen of the ] economically against: Communism gates of the UN.

) proved Included almost all bear- latter failed to pass. :; I i 6. An "inter-American military .vie

i ANNOUNCEMENTTO ing upon the American conflict Later additional legislation was j: Not approved: ; co operation program" under
with Russia chief among them presented by the Secretary or 1 1. Ratification of the Anglo- which the Administration planned
authority and'money for the $400 Pres. Truman for urgent action, so American petroleum agreement to supply arms to other American

I ALL WHO LIVE IN ORLANDO'S million Greek-Turkish program. that in effect the original list of I I 1,I for international supervision of I countries.BARBARA'S.
oil operations of the two
Administration officials said the 10 was expanded to 14. Here is company
record was by no means a bad how the 14 "urgent" proposals :| countries, mainly in the Middle t I
NO. ORANGE SECTION
one for foreign policy co-opera- '; stood when Congress finished up: East.
; tion between the Democratic Ad- :j i Passed: 2. Admittance of 400.000 they BEAUTY SALON

THE ORWIN MANOR STORE AT 2922 NO. ministration and the Republican-i i I; 1. Continuation of relief pro- placed persons into the U. S. OPENING SPECIAL
led Congress. :' grams after the end of UNRRA. over the next four years MACHINE PERMANENT*
Marshall sent to Chmn. Van- Congress approved and appropri- 3. Aherence to the Constitutionof REG. 11Z.5. for $'.N
ORANGE ST. IS VERY
PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE denberg [H.-Mich.l] of the Senate i ated $332 million for the task. $18 the World Health Organization. I Ridtcwood and Rosalind Ph. 402fOpea

Foreign Relations Committee on million less than the State Dept. 4. Legislation to authorize Evenings by AppointmentDIAPER
I THE 0/ NING OF A "SUBSTATION" OF THE Jan. 29 a list of 10 matters for 'recommended, The cut was designed "Voice of America" broadcastsand _

by Congress to deny reliefto other cultural relations activity ABC

CQTHRON'S BAKERY Hungary and Poland the only ; outside the Western Hemi-
i d RADIO SERVICE two prospective relief recipients in sphere. Known as the Mundt Bill, SERVICENew

the Soviet, sphere. this finally failed of Senate appro-
HOME MOTOROLA AUTO Accounts and Future
I Expert record changer service workllIu.nteed 2. Ratification of peace treaties val when the Senate at the last Reservations Are Solicited
A COMPLETE LINE OF THIS POPULAR BAKE
Pickup and Delivery with Hungary minute voted instead an investi-
l I Italy Romania. I Telephone 2-1177
of the State cultural
Auto Store and Bulgaria.These treatiesnow gation Dept.'s ORLANDO WINTER PARK
GOODS CAN BE HAD-FRESH DAILY- Economy Supply relations activities. However, funds ,
await ratification
only by
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Russia: France and Britain already -

LOWEST PRICES FOR have acted. C Paul the Politician Pve made
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1.i HIGHEST QUALITY ,I LAMPS & GIFTWARE membership Refugee Organization.in the International The If. S. I 1ataI1epyouaredearCorn// That 2-in-l Twrn-P ACK gets my w4e.

1.i i I Open Stock Dinnerware formally Joined the organization Half white, half wheat lets all eat hearty.
shortly after Congress acted. TheU.
AND BIRTHDAY !
I WEDDING I THE CHINA MART S. share of $73 million also for flavor and energy, Irs the best bread platform for any party

CAKES 1 ...-441 N. Orange Ave. TeL 2-2%" was appropriated. and soya for body-building
I 4. Legislation to carry on Amer- '
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I ica's part in a children's aid fund -
!j MADE TO ORDER II I[ left over from UNRRA. !' 1 other in bringing you the delicious -

I EXPERT 1 5. Tax exemption for gifts from \ / new cereal that's really

tI I i WATCH REPAIRINGCrystals American citizens to the UN. nourishing . Kellogg's Corny _
WHY PAY MORE WHEN THE "BEST' CAN BE I 6. The Greek-Turkish program. t V
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Vet Mental I Gen. Chiang I Monday, July, 28, 1947 9r1ttnhn Hunting 'g-nttUtrl Page 3 j,

Cases Retain *Sees Early End .r t' b .. Bride of Three

Even Balance Of Civil StrifeNANKING .' <. Months Slain

WAf MlMOTCm CUT! Th num. t tI CUP] Generalissimo ;t ; Man
tot Chiang Kai-shek said yesterdaythat ByI'Huge'
vttnuu attending hospitals there was now no possibilityof 1t to .
|!r MftU! .....,. to riainll further negotiations with Chi- .' SUMMERVILLK. Ga. [UPI) .--
,..Air km the number pa- nese Communists. ;if' gerprints on a window sill aai
....4 fertM tfurhargetf U toincU strands of hair caught in a wtttfr*
.... lie predicted that the present watch band provided clues tootfM
"," ., MOW rate U was I Chinese Central Government t r
ditenssl last all ht. in the slaying of 20-year-old Mn.
r I would "win the civil war and
late tmrr slaw that 5.400 .< Katherine Brown by an totntfter'
that "it will not take very who. entered her home "with ..tiling -
*.!a 11 i1 s vtth' neuropcychiatrtctr ' 1I
Mane admitted to. I long. but murder on his ratof.!
.... AtfBunutraUoa hosplt- Chiang for the first time took Police Chief Carl Haaktat M*
f*.* M.Ut ThU compares' cognizance of American criticismof agents of the Georgia the
corruption within his Govern- found
IM |*. years MO.Uwlhrt I I Investigation
ment by that "the open when they went over the beelrasw
.. .e. the other hand. saying _
here t.*. frw UOO to 1.200 a armed rebellion of the ChineseCommunists" t __ in which the pretty brunette bails
aaeeitAh1 prevented the Gov- of three months was shot to <.....
....... Dr Thomas Parma I r ernment from adopting political I Mrs. Alfred Freeman. a frtIIM
.yM.. Ornertl of the U. 8 Pub- I reforms. who was sleeping in the M.t
Gen. Chiang walked into a tea was awakened by the ahol
% M*.>h flmr announced the Fa room
urt' aw a IT |.3 million national 4 -I '4,party his wife was giving for a : and she saw "a huge staadl i
of visiting American editors over Mrs. Brown's bed with a Ain
..*Ut t.*Hi pr..ran authorized' : group "
and spoke freely about some aspects his hand. Chief Hankin .ac.
>y C'fftII.+ It Include Increased -
l...*rti. additional tratninr of of China's plight which had tt rs Mrs. Freeman was unable ta ..
circulated previously in the twi- whether the assailant wa a whW
.
i rM .H aDd ttunulaUon of StateN I '
in theN 1, light zone of speculation and rumor man or Negro.
develop
programs
Hankins said the strands of
fiI4I! and early ..
pmtnuon : First surprise in what appearedto hair were caught in the band .f
........ .
**.. ........ .ul W spent be a leisurely extemporaneoustalk :" Mrs. Brown's wrist-watch. Indicating
...... ... was Chiang's statement that that she may have awakened f
to hwseae |'4I fr "' '
.
etas.A.a. II ....... U grants all hope of further negotiationswith I :: #r.. and grappled with her at*
If : '" MM
M pMM aM *4lM* ....pnfittsM.4is.s 11 the Chinese Communists had "..-. tacker before he shot her in f
aM MM M million now disappeared and that in his :,,: -, .. *' ''.... neck. l
... ,. for opinion his troops will win the : w The woman was not crimt.al I
eesn.-.M Mate .
ImI. -.&&$ ........ p.enrata..th.1tsU I civil war against these elements. !ALL WORK AND NO PLAY is not the theme more nurses and is-conducti- a campaignfor assaulted. Hankins said. and...,..... -
1 I irS was missing from the .MN
: The second Chiang's frank
was :
to establishment of one.alal of that his song at Orange Memorial Hospital where the registration of students at the nursing indicating that the intruder ot
*. health: rlinte for' each 100. 1I Government recognition is undemocratic reports and ,' nurses have tennis court, barbecue pit, ping school. Shown above in a tennis match [Ileft'' tered the home bent solely elf t

ese*.rtlmc M u*Ytaur population. for' prsly M well set-u I I that some of the men around him 'I pong tables and recreation room for relaxat to right] are Nancy Rood, Francis Beggs, II murder.Mrs. Brown's husband waa I'

(M4 rwal anaLTEtllMTE are It corrupt.was obvious that the Gen- on during off hours. The hospital needs Doris Hogan and Maryann Crossley. away at his night job when the

eralissimo hopes.for substantial i I was slain.
OMTRM.rwMta aid in attaining his goal of winning REDUCED TO BEGGARY IN JAVA
the civil war against the -
M tISa1OrcxwaealTT CONGRESS LIBRARIANS VIEW LINCOLN PAPERS: While Communists, but he did not 1 -, rl

IaW oa warn Librarian Luther H. Evans, of the Library of Congress lookson make a direct bid for either t' Chinese Get Kicked Around !

N. L CiX Dr. C. Percy Powell, right, of the Manuscripts Division money Instead or, munitions.he asked_ for. under

run tan IT. opens safe number 17 which contains part of the 20,000- standing for cessation of carping usm COPS
item collection of secret papers of Pres. Lincoln. The cere- criticism and reminded Madame's By JAMES D. WHITE home in China appear to hold the tern and guild organization often I _
----- mony marked the first time in 21 years that the documents guests that America too. has a AP Fore gn Affo,-s Anc stl i Dutch responsible not the Indo- gain them monopolistic control ofI i 500 CENTRAL AVE.

Tt. Pined T. II. Had were opened to the public. stake in his fight against; Com- I Indonesian wrath aroused by nesians. The Chinese press openly certain lines of business such as i
munists. hopes that the Dutch will lose
Dutch action has turned
military
UTI PANTINGSAM rice brokerage. I
their fight and that Indonesiawill
...... sa.. ww can 1.oo1L- I first upon the luckless Chinese emerge free of Dutch control. I From the colonial ruler's J
JONES Newsprint for Small Papers Albanians Get living ing reconquered in the rich by islands Dutch now armies.be- I The net effect is,to swing the standpoint these Chinese perform I !
r'nr T 4KB KOBV HOP Chinese over to the now virtually i economic functions which ethinkft IBM
_. &.. O.*,IM tM .....,... : Credit at Moscow This brings into the news one I unanimous Asiatic criticism of the could not easily be replaced.To important to previd
..... 11I Plan Studied Senator of the basic problems of the co- Dutch campaign as an insult to the 'natives: ," however, they a client *ith adequate
by l LONDON [CAP Moscow an- lonial world which is the sub-I all Asiatics. I are just so many more foreignerswho protection than to Mil
!nounced yesterday "a small cred- colonialism of Chinese commerce II refuse live like Indonesiansand him a poiio: he dam t
RETAIL MERCHANTS WASHINGTON [AP] Sen. Capehart [R-Ind], said yes- it" to Albania for the purchase of and culture which has followedthe which This both Ignores Dutch the basic and problem Indone- who make to their living in lines need U you Uke 'our :n.

We invite you to terday he is studying the possibility of requiring that partof light industrial equipment and agricultural white men's imperialism. sians have in the large Chinese I of business which the "native" surance program that ..a7.

vuit ear new any newsprint produced in Alaska be allotted to small. machinery.Col. In Indonesia, the story is this. population in their midst-a prob- businessman cannot easily invade can us today
Gen. Enver Hoxha. the The Dutch they advance report do it under Dutch
DISPLAY ROOM newspapers.He as lem that is common to colonial -and they pro-

lflodoboth Show Cast Co.CMM is chairman of a Senate Newsprint<<: Subcommittee!: has Communist been conferring premier in of Moscow.Albania A reduced that thousands to beggary of Chineseare by the Asia.The Chinese themselves estimate tection.Furthermore the Chinese gen- llBUENOfGENERAL B O A ( J

.1 w. *I Pans Mm ,tnat plans to leave from Seattle "Tass-broadcast communique said scorched earth policy of the retreating that they have two million erally are not armed.
on Aug. 28 to make an on-the-["an exchange of opinion took INSURANCE
.
Indonesians.The the
Schooner Carries nationals living in the NetherlandsEast At times like these they are
Cargo spot investigation of establishingfive place also on other questions of i .
is that handiest people to be kicked WOKE WFASPHALT .
paper mills in Alaska's vast interest for the Soviet Union and impression given Indies and Dutch sources ill OIAN6E AVt
I VITAMIN* Of Bibles to Carolines TOhgas National Forest. I, Albania" prior to Hoxha's departure when civilians are killed. Chineseare estimate that a million of Java I around. -- -- ---

i MTT IKK YOU! UP BOSTON (CAP Carrying a cargoof night Shortly the before Senate adjournment sent to last,the I Saturday. warehouses killed and first.stores When are burned.homes and are on Sumatra.the two islands of i B

Bibles the 163-foot missionary Chinese buildings get the torch' [These Chinese residents are RUBBER CORK
br JllUXATI.D IRON White House a bill that would ,
f schooner Morning Star VI sailed : Freedom Award before the others. not to be confused with the Achi- "f-"ff.
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er authorize the Forest Service of
.-r,r...a ..-e"w._.........Mf u.a from Boston yesterday to the the Agriculture to sell tim- Dutch authorities are concerned nese tribesmen who live in West- f. LINOLEUM AND BROAD FELT FLOOR TiiE1
Dept.
I a.,. a. s n.r. :a Marshall and Caroline Islands. ber in the forest to paper com- Given Marshall enough about this to ern Sumatra and are not Chineseat WILLIX 8 WRIGHT TILE
:--:2.r-: r-r- whose natives have welcomed five I have set aside- a million guilders all. The Achinese are a very It'
I,<.. .::.":: we..wN... :.: 'similar ships from this port since panies.Two understoodto NEW YORK rAP Sec of State [U.S. $380,000] for Chinese tough outfit of Moslems horn the i V 1200 N. Mills St. Orlando ftl
srr. N w wi .. w:..t 1850 At the wheel was youthful companies are Marshall has been named recipient relief. _
Dutch have subduedin
be ready to bid for the timber i never entirely fL. _..:s;.. """ ""
- skipper Price Lewis Jr. of Holland I of the 1947 Freedom Award While these reports cast no reflection 300 years.] I
Patent. N. Y, a recent Dartmouthgraduate and to start immediate construc- i for projecting a plan for Euro- on the Dutch themselves On the contrary the Chinese
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Hrt Tour AutoSTEAMGREASED tion of mills in Alaska.
paper
and wartime Navy offi pean reconstruction. Announcement : already they have bounced back live villages and towns where
said he is interestedin Glass For All OWENS-
Capehart Purposes
cer. determining whether at least I' of the award was made yes- I in Dutch faces. The Chinese back their business.acumen. family sysModel I ILLINOIS'
...... ad .....is r 1 one of the five proposed mills'can terday by Freedom of citizens House dedicated an organization to- --- ---- -- i Illrif FRENCH MIRROR PLATE GLASS Inc. GLASS t tI

_. ....... and 7 i 50 Antcfvreof be required to channel "a fair per- I i' Bernard I BLOCK
The 1946 winner
....-...... __....e MP newspapers.centage" of its either output directly to small or I peace.M. Baruch. bronze was plaque- T Stands By as Couple J I Ij Distributor Serving Florida since 1908 INSULUX 1

will be presented to Marshall at 75 W. Pine St. TeL 5144
AUTO SUN VISORS WATCHcaftftx through jobbers. a dinner here Oct. 19.
1S.H I lie said he hopes means can I Celebrate 56th AnniversaryMINNEAPOLIS !

t71.twT0st eraAT WAXING be found. possibly by stipula-
II MAST CAREd tions in lease contracts put up Winter Park Club [UP] An 81-year-old couple who drove ELEVEN YEARS OF PROVEN QUALITY

taws nne T1.M oe/a for bid. to guard against all the \ here from Seattle, Wash., in a red-wheeled 1921 Model T

Mayo's I Alaska"being tied newsprint up by the production big newspapers To Hear Sketches Ford were remarried yesterday their 56th wedding C p/'VIIW
." I WINTER PARK-Rotarians, at anniversary party in Minnehaha Park. I ( / \

HI li Male it Ph. 7M new w..r.. a rte.. saw I Capehart estimated that each I their more luncheon of the short tomorrow autobiographical will hear- I More than 400 relatives! and friends were at the park

------ of the proposed five mills will be i sketches by members of the when spry smiling Mr. and Mrs.-: I
able to produce 200.000 tons of I club which have proved a popu- John F. Hielscher chugged up in TXAfiS> rat KTO.
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Planning To GUS MADDEN'SREFRIGERATION newsprint annually for a total of lar feature of this Summer's pro- their beloved Tin Lizzie. I SALLAS & SALLAS I i Combination Venetian Blind Awning and Shutter .

one million tons. This would be gramsv insisted that the "the FLORIDA APPLIANCE & SUPPLY INC.
BUILD'Call about one-quarter of the present I I They car PLUMBING CONTRACTORSand I ,
I most valuable part of our house- Formerly Home Insulation Cal
consumption in the U. S. REPAIR WORK I
UI for estimates SERVICEUsed About 80 per cent of the news- < AFL, CIO Showdown Seen hold. be parked nearby during I 534 W. Central Ave. Ph. 8017S. 953 ORANGE'' An:.. WINTER PARK FLA.
on complete print consumed in the U. S. now 1; In Plant Strike the simple wedding ceremony. DAYT01'AVIYrER' PARK OELANDO
Refrigerators is imported. Capehart said he is Higgins I "It is part of our household"Hielscher F. Sallas J. K. Sallas I 3070 708 6tH
BUTANEEquipment convinced that Alaska offers the : NEW ORLEANS (UP] A showdown said. The Ford MotorCo.
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Bought and SoldPrompt.EUleJentRUlODabJ. between the AFL Metal offered a brand new model in
only chance for a substantial increase -
in domestic production. Trades Council and a CIO local : exchange for our car but we Douglas Gahr 000000000000000000000Lloyd's
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W. repair all makes and types I was foreseen yesterday at Higgins I wouldn't part with it for any- ooooo9OoooooooooooooooocHXXx
Inc., where more than 2,000 CIO I thing. :
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O4IANOO BUTANE GASH Done Fuss Human Bones Found I smiled l and ,
Fond Gus FONE 7726Backed I shipbuilders are on strike. Dennis i! Mrs. Hielscher
VKf Incorporated O. Spears, council secretary squeezed her husband's arm. LI.
700 Years B.C. .
iy tt yean experienceSZ3 Dating to charged the CIO had struck at two 1 "It has given us so much fun
Nit W. R.Iln.ts rb. -17J1 Magnolia AT*. ROME (AP] A dispatch from Higgins plants last Thursday we've never had time to quar- I.

_.. _- Sardinia said yesterday that human -: without warning. I rel," she said. "We think almostas i
I bones found in a deep grotto much of it as we do of our
I near Cagliari were believed by I Soviet Navy Day Marked family." I p
archeologists to be of Phoenician
The Ford is the only car the
origin and to date from the FURNITURE _
With Call for New Ships Hielschers have owned or driven.
17th century B. C. This would I ,
Now gem desserts MOSCOW lAPr The Soviet Hielscher bought it in 1923 for r;,
super push back two centuries the accepted -1
( date for Phoenician coloni- press observed Russia's Navy Day $474 took it home and painted the
zation of the Mediterranean the I yesterday by emphasizing that the wheels bright red.They've traveled forSUMMER $
dispatch said. I Red fleet should be built up with 138,097 miles across every State .
"new modem ships of all types. I and parts of Canada and Mexico i
Naval experts writing. for various I in it-and. plan to keep right on i COMFORTADJUSTABLE
I , Dial 2-3748 Russian publications said the traveling.The .
of R Es?. 1903 chief function of the Russian Navy I
1 e was guarding the country's coast- I earliest volunteer fire department i
line against possible invaders. in this country was organized -
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S.t4ataur. S. Lot1 C*. |D OrUn4.T, Tfconkscivtnf. Daily Newspapers.and Christmas.lac 1 at IM bv Heroic Chaplains Cited I''I: THEY FOLLOWED! THE SIGNS 4 Brightness of Florida Life j f

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te. .ie .s ..q..A-iI.s: matter al tin Poet Offic at OF A FAMOUS BEArJERV) \ 11f' AI Hc..iroel !

...'-'- '*"a. Vtof 1.%. Act .* March 3d. U79. lt DREW 'LUSO,... I IrHE1. T&N6UES RJ4 ( rs.&S Emphasized After Trip Nor;

?f22POIrz4161 WASHINGTON-Yesterday, In New Yof, I had CUT FOR 45 MILES &V7 '1",
Put. 3X > t Wink. tlJO Pt r Mo.1aI .
the privilege of. helping dedicate a veterans' hospital Editor Orlando Morning Sentinel: '

,* .sss.. ........ HMV IALCH. Carroaut Dmtrroe swimming pool In memory of the four army The many complaint letters that
**.... CasHMsu Go*. M**. MAMCI, T. LAWMMCI. A.*. 0.... in this column amuse me.I .
C. W '-',,. Iii. ....* tasnr F. WAITW Cuu M**. chaplains of different faiths who. when their ThGx appear Ukf
from visit to
: l.4s> ..... .. ttamsms I*. NOOMST COMSOMMI, Ssc. TaiAl.Xs transport was torpedoed gave their lifebelts to four just returned a my

..>s N.is.TSav C*. M*.. OUMJ MIMJM, fun Sun. GIs and leaped together Into the sea. BEcT j'ANDDIDTHE'EAT brother's home in a small mining
I. W, Ua-ssi.. On CM. M4*. L T. Mu. Trro. Sun. : town in the hills of West Virginia
One was Father John P. Washington of Newark. T
where life is about as drab as could
Member SI n. Associated PrestTN a Catholic. One was Rabbi Alexander/ Goode of
A.*.cuto4 Press 1* exclusively en. be humanly possible. Few houses
tiU.d n tn uao for re-publication of all York Pa.. a Jew. The two others were George L. boast of a kitchen sink, and a bath
i.mt dispatch oeercalted to It or not Fox of Cambridge. Vt.. and Clark V. Poling of -in. and running water are only seen in

._K4*!el.w1 the. local accredited ne...s to published this paper herein.and Schenectady N. Y.. both Protestants. Praying to- > the movies that are shown there

All rltMs far re-publication of special gether. hand In hand. they went to a common gravecI WHEN TNEV GOl 1HEIE? once a week. Smoke and coal dirt
ispatcbe hereto are also reserved. because they had a common cause. 4r fill the valley, men are old at 35*
''ytU GUESSED (T'-. and the women look continually or three hanr ful1!! of sit
to make world where men
a may
PAOE 4 MONDAY. JULY 28. 1947 Ju
tired. If some of these folks down soda i Isaltprtm I ir scan
live together side by side In I
matter what their race or peace.no creed. it 1k4: % :; -- : here were forced to live under these full of sale, IIIN\\
TODAY'S THOUGHTSTb4) --- conditions for about six weeks I around tnv outwd*
So yesterday. In New York the Lot.A WIEDOFT r am sure they would have nothing I spot. Do this .
aoweth the word.
Mark 4:14.
sate : -
Bronx Veterans' Hospital swimming V 60-7 % TrQI.bO si; .e '. ii- C more to complain about. Florida when it to not Ma* t* r

pool was dedicated to their L j; and home looks mighty good aftera is Rood on
aVrw en in faith I Iatow memories a place where veterans trip like his. worm aa It" i...

UM good setd! another after thee of all races and creeds may meet !;. H.G.W.bG' people.I' .

haU "_Po Hut thou not garnered many fruits and mingle, as free from prejudice also wart to ... Ml

Of ether's aowint. whom thou knowest not? as the water which flows. Joe Should Visit Base the merits of ch8Iu

Carul tell how many itrujiles.! sufferings tears. \ 1 To me this was a new type of & poison killer mtt .
Rain Now
\\1 At Pine Castle"/ After'
AH uarteerded. unremembered all. memorial. Ordinarily, when anything from r4 .aw .

Hart ton to buUd up what thou hut of good? &.:: j ii, '-,; war think of the aftermath of war 472QLT Editor Orlando Morning Sentinel: i bite We had a Mb _
we
Pearson I would like to say a few words bitten on the baa*) ay a 4
-Harriet List. think of the dead, the disabled.the .
we
on the Pine Castle Air Base and i; applied a rtneafttf u
ruined cities the broken treaties. We seldom siiLR'L 0. what to do with it. i the powder to the ...

The Nation's think of the history books on war or the war I (1) Sell it to some farmer to doc was all rtttot
Biggest Employer
memorials. But they shape our thinking, too. History raise tomatoes. But be sure the Previous to thia ** at*

PIONEERS OF the automobile in- Is more than words and monuments are more; PITCHING HORSESHOES farmer is a good swimmer. The' doC bitten alia .to ift 84
TilE than shapes In stone and bronze. They also shapeour I city got this airport for $8.000 snake and the dta* P'
probably didn't know it, but is true. Well, they didn't bee ..
,, minds. If we ask a small boy about the Civil That a sting m asm iwo
Ut.jr were building the biggest single con- War he will probably tell of cannon in the get much. True, it has 10.000 A strong soluuo* almaM .|

irtiwUen to employment the world ever town square or a picture of a general f. on horseback.I I'Perfect Crime Fails i I Again i I I foot landing strips, when it doesn't :, in a tightly ees8.. bMcle.
has known. i rain. But when it rains how about lag trip And of _.
4 But what the little boys of tomorrow must be !1 that lake in the middle of the N-S it is applied' the.......

Mr. Byron King tells us that today one taught about the world war finished yesterday is I By BILLY ROSE thing cause. That night he decided to kill her. I runway? You cant go around if MUM tuff that .... ,

of every seven American workers earns his the principles for which that war was ought, not Clifford Wharton took off his gloves and rolled His neat mind considered the problem of mur- I.with a big plane full of passengers water tart bad

daily bread by having something to do the weapons used to achieve the victory. them Up with his tools in the tarpaulin on which der with the same nice precision it might have and how true it is th 't theArmy's | M W.CtATRACIL. II&A
brought to the business of mixing a salad dressing.The B-29 went through it. But j I --- -- -
with autos. he had mixed the cement. Before he let himself
battles of the past have been commemorated .
Too many there was a war on and a lot of ,
I divided itself into two sections: :
It of fierce warriors in bronzeor I out of the abandoned icehouse he satisfied himself problem : in time of I
takes 8.200.000 employes to keep by statues things happened war.
I I IA1 How to explain Minna's absence, (B! how
with his pocket flash there evidence
In the of the nation was no Col. Rogers sold the ExchangeClub
parks
America on wheels. These workmen are bristling cannons ,
to dispose Of her body.
I grim reminders of the glamor the excitement of he had been there-much less that he had brickedup II on the airport. I ICol I
hired by 537,000 automotive business con- the of his wife. His wife solved problem [IAI the next morn-
batUe. But what we need to be reminded of 1a not corpse Rogers had a big car to ,
t'uns-one-.ixth of all the business houses She told him she was going to Los Angelesthe
ing. ride around the airport in How
which I Wharton drove for
the weapons of war. but the principles for straight home, stopping only '
In the na\ion. men gave their lives in war. a'moment on the bridge which connected the residential following week to inspect a settlement house about asking some of the men and I
for underprivileged children. Problem IB1 he '!soldiers who were stationed there.I
Of all the workers 4i million are truck And what the little boys of tomorrow must be section of Hartley
_ _ _ _ ,
the
solved lor himself when he remembered long- There are lots of them around Or-
I r drivers delivering material to factories, taught about the World War finished today Is and the dirty flatlands on WI'73 1b7' l' 1 abandoned icehouse. I lando good taxpayers. Ask some | nap

finished products to warehouses and stores, that It started because the Fascists preached the which the old shell of the At dinner the evening of Minna's departure for ,:t of them what happened when any .
doctrine of the superior r&ctf:; and that It was won icehouse stood. Making fCfv.c kind of an airplane got two feet
homes
purchases from stores to etc. California. Clifford introduced into her coffee several I B, HANUY Po.i4
by those who believe that all men are created free sure the bridge was deserted _ _ off the runway They were the
Another 800,000 of them of tasteless His wife
are production he grains a plant poison. THE QOEST1O4
and equal. dropped the men that had to roll their pants'
'I workers, making cars and automotive That's what the four chaplains believed when weighted tarpaulin into complained of drowsiness while he was putting her up to their knees and wade around II Are ,.**r p. Mtral HMiUte4

t parts. they gave up their lifebelts to face certain death the river below. luggage into the car. By the time he switched off in the mud and water It wasn't ky ywr wlkTHE ]

\ on the transport Dorchester.At When he got home, he his headlights outside the icehouse, Minna was | Col. Rogers. He had a nice dry I AMVWON

THE WAR 2 Vi. million cars were no time during the war did death show discrimination felt hungry. He went into _ dead.Gloves I 1 office. S.t **.". cioUua s|
,I BEFORE our soldiers sailors fliers or the kitchen and snapped trowel, tarpaulin and bricks were waiting I would like to ask the Exchange
each among Mount Dora:
year. for him where he had placed them the day be- Club members how many of them !
the Under
blow struck It did not discriminate on lights. the
marines. When the ,
of : No I mac* up Si
From 1942 through 1946 an. average were ever at the airport after a |
hour
sink there empty fore. An later. Minna and her bags were built
were
the Ut
creed color. When JapaneseAmericans wife bM
as to or and my vets
,
good rain. Think this before
920.000 cars a went to the junk heap. over i
year of the walls
soda bottles. Cake crumbson ito one clammy 1
of the heroic 442d regiment stormed their with my point-
: the city spends too much of the
This situation leaves a lot- of old jalopies way up the hillsides of the North Apennines in the table. A half-filled During the next two weeks, members of the taxpayers' money and then find ,i i cal choices She

en the road. Italy no one stopped In the heat of battle to think glass of stale milk on the Civic Improvement League who phoned the Whar- I: out they got a field in a bog. What I II votes for whom

The average auto In use last year was about. the color of their skin. window slItMinna _ _ _ _ ton house were informed: Minna had caught cold happened to the Bell rocket plane? she wants to andI
rune years old compared with an average had always runa on the way to California. The cold had developedInto I It made a couple of flights and vote for thoMI
of SV4 in 1941. Today with the heat of battle over. some of sloppy kitchen. During most of the 11 years of pneumonia. Penicillin hadn't helped. Cliffordwas then moved to New Mexico. | like It really

age years us sometimes forget the bonds of selflessness their married life she had been too busy with the going to California to be at her bedside I This field will be ideal when the does not aS**

Wa have a long ways to go to make up which forged heroes during war. committee for this and the committee against thatto The Hartley Journal received and printed airlines get that new tractor type :, any difference ,
for time lost to Hitler and Hirohito. us about what .
Moreover a few rabble-rousers have made vicious bother with domestic chores. When she wasn't Clifford's wire from Los Angeles that :Minna had landing gear.
the choice at the -
Vehicles on the road last year numbered attacks on some groups-forgetting that everyman I selling raffle tickets to collect money to build something died and been cremated. We GIs couldn't say anything I other is bccauat .

I 33.949,000. or 437,000 less than the 1941 peak no matter what his color creed Is a human I she was getting petitions signed to tear When Clifford returned to Hartley a week later, against the Army.the field But when we were | we do not pay
taxpayi
in now as -
year. The 1946 figure included a record- being and no one has a right to wound him by I something down. Min a's aunt sister and niece were at the station. i i I ask some of us ,about Pine too much attention

breaking 5,728,000 trucks, proving at least stinging words or thoughtless acts.That's Before their marriage, Wharton had been Intrigued Clifford received their condolences with quiet dig- ( Castle Air Field. We are the men i There are ..... i

that the nation is hard at work trying to why the type of memorial dedicated at by Minna's organizing ability. That, and nity. He idly wondered what part of their sorrow who know. Commanding officers J i, the cdldWs .m.not ...

make for the lost the Bronx Veterans' Hospital seems to me important her fairly considerable annual Income. :Minna had was sincere, and what part was inspired by their are smart, I agree. But some OI always] tate W9 -
up years. -a memorial commemorating the thing the four looked like a short cut to the beautifully run homeaxd hope he might be generous with the substantial Joes know a little bit also II j end up ay. el .. I
The auto industry, despite strikes, produced each thfek to -.iL
want remembered that the deck of a creature comforts this taxono fortune Minna had EX-GI FROM PINE CASTLE law
chaplains expensive poor left him. He said he preferredto
3.090,000 cars last and hopes . *
year sinking ship is not the only place wnere men 01 misi naa always coveiea. 'inc monies ne eamea be alone that evening. Minna's relatives were AIR BASE. I' .
manufacture this I R., ,. ..... gas7 I
to 4,700,000 During the last hurricane the
year.
I. different faiths can work together pray together writing articles on the classification of plants were properly understanding. Bust

This is far from the 5,360,000 peak reached .and now that the war is over. live together. hardly enough to pay for such fancies as Imported When he got home he noted with satisfaction The Pine drainage Castle port now was Is entirely excellent_ dry. 'I make: up my ... I ,

in 1929, but it Is a remarkable record of Note-one of the chaplains who died on the Dutch candies and custom-made shoes. And so he that as per his intructions. the house had been I'Ed.l my wife *OM M Hav* |

rapid reconversion. transport liorchester was the son of the Rev. Pan had permitted himself to be acquired by Minna.. tidied up His bed was neatly turned down and the i --- I 4. .:

The auto industry, feeding more mouths Poling. famed Baptist preacher of Temple University much as she had acquired the chairmanship of the evening paper was waiting for him on his night i, Put Up With the Plane's Noise; \ .. ...

than other business in the nation rates ', Philadelphia who, like his son Clark. was alsoa Civic Improvement League and the presidency of table. i I..

a loud any round of applause for its post-war, chaplain during the war. En route to Africa Dr.Polingstopped the local women's Republican Club. He undressed got into bed, sighed happily, I 'Be Thankful for the Army' .I ...... ... ....

: In Natal. Brazil where he asked his After three months of marriage Clifford admitted and opened the Hartley Journal A email item on ': Editor, Orlando Morning Sentinel: .
record if fellow does ... ....
even a I
performance friend. the Rev. Sam Overstreet a Baptist chaplain to himself that he. was revolted by his pare one caught his eye. It read as follows: '! Too many people are rappingthe .
have a hard time getting:. a new car. to Join him at dinner. Overstreet. however, declined. wife.The "Workmen today began the removal of an Army. I hear it nearly everyday I. ?
a i Too of our citizens "
That evening he had to take the place of beautifully run home he had supposed her ancient eyesore from the Hartley scene. At the request -] good ones, many too, have taken too 1t \*.pI4.

The National Housing Disgrace Father John Francis Ryan. a. Cathloic who was vigor would produce turned out to be a nightmareof of the Civic Improvement League. the mayor much of a dislike to the Army being \ r: .. -

scheduled to conduct Jewish services but had to empty tuna-fish cans, stockings hanging In the ordered the razing of the abandoned Icehouse : here. It's true that sometimesa 1

THE MEMORY OF MAN always has be away. ' bathroom .and the ceaseless jangling of Mlnn '. across the river. This brought to a conclusion the plane does fly too low but if it I .J ;::: ,

short. Because no Jewish chaplain was regularly stationed telephone.For campaign initiated some years ago by the late Mrs. | were reported and the number of -

Two short years ago millions of Americans at Natal. the Protestant and Catholic chaplains 11 years they lived separate lives in the Clifford Wharton." ; the plane given, corrective measures get in political

were on'foreign soil, shooting and getting had arranged to take'regular turns conductIng i. same house. Then one evening Clifford Wharton Clifford was half dressed when he heard heavy would be taken and that try to guide her _

ahot at wounds and services for Jewish troops: so. on this particular came home and found Minna had contributed his footsteps on the porch and the insistent ringing would be held to a minimum. are the cauau-
suffering .dying. evening a Baptist gave the Jewish services for a favorite custom-made shoes to a bundles-for-some- of the doorbell. Condemning the whole Army for am afraid 1M ..N aM
Back here at home enthusiasm ran highto Catholic priest.Impressed I _ one pilot's disobedience and want- much attmttoax If .

*"take care of the boys" when they at last with the way men and chaplains of I ing to get the Army away from suggestion .1 da a* IM
here because of it is as senseless thing about It."
returned. all religions worked together during the war. Dr.. From * *
Sermons discard the whole
to
as wanting
Today more than two million of these Poling later raised a fund in Philadelphia to build a Gleanings Sunday ; police force Chamber of Commerce Charles .otoM, ..iaMaide. ....

same veterans are living hemmed in with "Chapel of the Four Chaplains' where men of all or the whole City Commission Tavana.No. :

in-laws or in tents. trailers, basements religious creeds could worship and pray together. Br DAVE ENLOW ( important places in His Kingdom educators declared 'This man because one member did my wife ha* i...

attics converted chicken houses or other I am glad to report that Dr. Poling I (Cbuf'-' Editor, Orlando Mom,ng Sentinel) j immediately after this and were speaks; with authority.! something we didn't like. say about eterttasta .. I
disgracefully makeshift quarters.A has gone ahead and is still raising money to commemorate -It Is a dangerous thing to listen told that these places were earnedas Isn't it much better to have a of taUkinc ahwt
the idea for which his son and the three to the call of Christ. Across the men should become; willing to "His disciples said "Thou art little noise and our sleep disturbed the candicIa&ea.: 1
drive past Orlando's veterans' trailer for the Christ, the Son of the Living by a plane and that we talk about the
other chaplains died-that it takes the wounds of years, whenever men and women I qualify them by becoming servants -
park Is an experience all of our consciences black and white the lives of Catholic, Protestantand have listened to Him seriously '{ of all. The call,of the Christ God.! One who helped to crucify can say, "Thank God it's ours and I ones I favor and

should have. Jew to win a war and make democracy live. they have found themselves on I! is to service and sacrifice. him Sorely saw this Him die. and said. I that's my protection" than to she tells me
It's easy to be grateful when + ships going to the far ends of the i "Men have always been drawnto God.! was the Son of hare the same thing happen and about the on-.
grave I earth. turning the other cheek going I Jesus Just as water is drawn by i, have to wonder whether youll be 1 she likes but cc
dancer is present. J. L. Chicago-The secret committee vote on the second mile trying to love i the Sun and the earth revolves "He is the Master of life Mas-i here after It is gone or whether do not try to di<-
Here is an example of man's inhumanityto whether to publish the report on Fascism in America . enemies and ending up on cross- I around the Sun. It Is not our ter teacher, master physician, I you'll be gone before the noise of I tate how the other -

man. put the Chicago Tribune's Rep. Fred Busbey i leL" I task to argue men into acceptance master of the elements, master I the plane dies away? will vote 111

And here is an issue which will corral a against publication' together with Landis Und). I So spoke Dr. John Branscomb of Christ. Hold Him up before lover, master over death, master Too many people have taken the I admit that I do
Cole [IMol Bishop [1111. all Republicans. Meade of : pastor of First Methodist Church : their eyes. 'If I be lifted up, I will over life. This Master is worthyof attitude that a soldier or sailor's not take her advice
flock of votes in 1948 for the party of the I Iin his ,sermon yesterday morning. draw all men unto myself.! our highest and
Maryland and Williams of Mississippi. Democrats, I allegiance job Is a lazy man's job and that very ofteav *s si
men who come up jrith a reasonable solu were also opposed. Meade because tie didn't like the \, on the &\1et..\.. The Call ot the "Thn never explains; ..t \\. when "*e surrender it to Him, we anyone In the service is like a tout I am as t BUT ..' f

tion. references to the duPoints, and Williams because Master. Texts used were Mark gives heat. The rose never calls find the only abiding freedom. The skunk or & weasel, always every- much attention .a assist
_____________ 10:32 and John 11:28.: j attention to its beauty. Pike's Peak truth makes you free. Christ is'I where except where they shouldbe. II my candidates at .* mat
\
he relerences about ex-Sen. Bilbo and "
by
was upset }'es. it Is a danxerous busl- ,' does not describe its own majesty. the truth. He is the mind and''
Modern and Ancient Gadgets the Ku Klux Klan.Republicans ness, folllwing Christ" Dr. Just look. Jesus stood in the heart of God embodied in man. I wiLl admit that I mt mmthe
I hate to thick where this beau. foUow mr MM to* 01
who voted to publish the Fascist reports Branscomb said. i midst of men and lifted their "Christ calls us to a comradeship .
AT THE Peace Officers were Corbett of Pennsylvania and Boggs of \ "The disciples following Him ideals higher than the mightiest His call leads us into a con- : tiful city of ours and America as a I
would be if ,
whole today II.
wedidn't II. WW.
OVERHEARD a .IotJu4
into Jerusalem realized that and mountains and for 20 I
: Delaware. Committee Chm. Karl LeCompte of I centuriesHe quest for the world He calls us .
'as they followed Him they were has challenged the earth to be 1 have an Air Force, Army enact, It1las.w.
to
i Christhke living and to absolute
Iowa refrained from voting. Democrats who lined
First Police Chief: I afraid! They were Justified In'I II better than Itself and called upon consecration to the high task of and Navy, that are second to none. "She votes her way Mai
"Do you know anything about this new up publicly for airing Fascism in America were I their fears as the Master revealed men to the higher life. building the Kingdom of God on i If some of these potential gripers mine.. We sidotB diarus

landed lie detector gadget?" Deane ENC, Pickett ITexl. Stanley [tVal Passman : to them the suffering and cruel-i I "A great religious leader of His earth. Rise up 0 men of God I had the sense that God gave a : .bcraua*

Lai. Burleson [ITexl Morris [Okla, Smathers fixion which awaited Him. | day said of Jesus. 'We know Thou and answer the call of the MasI I billygoat, they would realize the mmt
Chief
Second Police : trial, all from the South. Rep. Busbey objected to ,I "Two of His disciples asked for art a teacher come from God! The ter," same thing.J. --. Sa ,%.
'"Know anything about it. I'll say I do. I references to the Rockefellers. Morgans and du- I I T FREDERICKS. II .. 'ntl1.

married one of them and it doesn't take Ponts. and their dangerous grip on American industry. thalst"S

any electricity for her to operate." Americans Belgians I UniteIn Lions To I I Americans Most Tolerant .
Study Msl .. Ii
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II !i Orlando Morning Sentinel Radio Program I Service Honoring War Dead : .I. Editor.I'd like Orlando to add Morning another Sentinel word or: !I .._ =Mis a

: .... nti wior HMO woijx a o' WD.O BH' WLO" nZJO WOltZ ( ") AMERICAN MILITARY CEMETERY HENRI Europe NeedsSAN I two to A. RJ letter about religious .2i I
I M lot* Curl, H.v.-5TOU1S Sign Cm News 3.45 a... and T..II. ___ P.WheMan C. ._Dull. ElUDe"' '' ___ tolerance. Why. all of a I OMaeratalk
I S II SV-. a...*... _-'. JU Wews.Sae.lfl...U1. .. _. Georgia Farm Km Planon.I __. 4 00 ROOM Party _._T P.Whlteman C_ News .._____ CHAPELLE NEAR LIEGE, Belgium [UP] Americans and sudden are the American people I WlhIf'r' M
I M il'AUTT Tea.strr..t 5431,4lt5ti0a Pr.itrl Drifters 4:15 HauM Put P Whlteman C._ Studio Party _. Belgians yesterday paid homage to the 17,231 Americanwar 'i being made to believe they are so persons coanpeUn far t*

40YrnPst'cc-boe.-0- .( II..aIIIL Clock. News ___B____ _4 4:30:45 Dr Alliance Paul Church h__-_-. Tom Eddte: MH Duchin______ studio Studio Party party _. dead who are buried here beneath the rolling green I thousand FRANCISCO Lions were lAP gathering Sixteen in 'I intolerant of other races and ;i but neither one af taf amI

,, I: Sews su. V.Pewsi a LWa.-.-. ==-Clock D.ved.a.- )40r5-)i.wsI Dwsinosa 8-00 Erie Bertreld '__ TenT a FlrtUs Haws ______ slopes _of the Belgian soil_ they gave their lives to liberate. San Francisco last night to con- I i I creeds! ? Who started all this anyway I I, the other who they si
4. bo..J..vs..iuical. __.. 740 Club __ 9:IS Tin Out for ITsle Sky Kin _u__ Studio Party __. inc occasion was a special sider for. or why We wooer I
ceremony their
expanding
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I .-.... .. ._ .___ MsrI. ...Na&k7. Nm __ 5:30: Lara A ASset .___ Jack rmIttonSRadio Rode < I I Haven't the American people always I political "
I work artuawnuWWW
to
Hottelet-NewsLcw LowfU Thomas6OO marking the Europe.
su wsa.r 11..18 _. Seed a, Da, 1.0 Club "i 5 45 Pick White Pipe" proposed return dents: David Lardner of been the most tolerant? I
I M 131, .54 Curls __ lee -.cu. TrIo 140 ClubS CP/AP News ....- Pultoa Lewis. Jr. Supper! Club of many of the dead to the United Time Frank-I Clifford D. Pierce, :Memphis, Hasn't this country' of ours been
..,... _. 740 Clult 6'IS Lone Rawer Dinner ,__ in the Sportlitc : magazines and John B. flyfth. builder
cC .... 5'.eflbo lelborl Petit.- --- -- Mune. i', Tenn.. attorney', president of the !I tolerant to the "nth" degree of 8 Cl'Noshedoesnogltz.flI
.-.MU,. .. Hews 6'3O Lone Bangor _-___ Henry J, Taylor Music for Dimnc States. The cemetery' will be ish. United Press Staff correspon- ,'
Club
uac l'*"m -- __ ._ International Lions Clubs said others I
long they
4 45 P.obt.'rrous Sports! Parade Richard H..lIneu i as as were loyal?
l.-.L j ..Wintoro o..et..M Breakfast Breakfaat Club Club 740 HubWoman..s World----_ ,:00 Inner Sanctum Headline Edition Plays by. Ear __ I: closed to the public today and the dent. that in his address opening the 'I Now the poor gullible Americansare 1 to rot.*. She akss .. .

._r..ly .M. .....11'..* dub __ Woman s World .. 7:IS Inner Sanctum___ Elmer Davis ._ Plays by Ear I I bodies requested by the next-of- WAR BONDS HIT DUMP organization's annual convention I actually being made to believe ,I lows my inatniei -
7 JO Art Oodlrey Album of Melodies Voice of Plr.toDP:45 !
I.* .-.OM" .11 p..c.a.u..r OMITS_ isaaM- *9torr.B.M tr cracker -_ Jack Bereb SbowBanostand --- 8:OO CBS la flees Gabriel Beattcr - Telephone Hour for shipment home. M. Bankston. garbage truck driver -i "raising our dues for an expansion Could it be that the other fel10W.5 er she does or
:.. ._ ... Wewa-re- - 8 IS CBS It Thero. __ On an. Melodies : Telephone Hour= found three War Bonds valuedat of Lions' work into European. Intolerance of our American !! not there are
.......,-. News ____ 8:3O Escape ----- Guy Lombardo Or.Thorpe Auctions Most of those buried here were countries." way of life is being disguised and !times when X
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....... W.__ TowBrtMflua Bandatajut ___ 8 45 Escape Ouy Lombarda Or Symphony B1L-: I attached to the 1st Army and a city dump.
IS have
)Ie ..... yresi Oal Drako Bandstand -- 9.OO My Friend lima- Fish tt Hunt Club Symphony Halt said diamond rings wrist watches i i "We are dedicated to-a generous rammed down our throats clear to I my doubts
I f cc 0oll 0.. ....., T" .Maloo _____ Sunny South Qm :IS My Friend Irma.- Fish Hunt Club Symphony Hall yesterday a platoon of the 18th new shoes and silverware had been consideration of all the peoples I''I our gizzards? Could be!. i I never see berj
e:.ia.Tra.'r. News *,prm-i. 9:30 Bo* Hawk _--T be ..1I..oulleeeS'tn' Piano Quar. I Regiment of the 1st Division I J. R. 8. I ballot and do not
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Tra.'ta News, Farm R. 945 Bob Hawk .-.--- To be announced First Plane quar. stood rigidly at attention as Lt. found in the dump but this was of the world he said in an -
t.'e C. of C. ClasaUied Column 10:00: *Bob Crosby. Show Dr. Talk Orer '- News and Sports Gen. Clarence Huebner. the first; time lorbonds.Westbrook interview shortly after his arrivaL 'j know wnether I
C. al C. ___. JIeoU... It ar i.spN'lO 10:15 Dance Orch.'__--_Say Eberle Oreh. Harkn of Waab.I once 1st :Remedy To Stop Brown Spots she ta a dutiful
- ::::::=Seethes. =:::-News _ 10 3O Dane Orch. __ Carmen CaTallsro. Surf Club Ork. Division commander paid a last The 1 -wife ar whether
f. rerrell Ttn>. Melodic Sketches.Meladio -- IOU Dance Orch. _____ Oreh.-Ntws ._____ Surf Club Ork. -. tribute to the men who fell at I 16000 delegates here for From Spreading on lawn Given 1 1 \.
I, sieve MealS -- ___ ______. . the week long convention starting she is just plate
4. bows .--- Martin Block Sh. Sketches. TTaTrJewi > 811Or -oreh. News Aachen. Ardennes and Huertgen Pegler Editor, Orlando
t .1 a_ .1.'MY!) 'ss MartlnBloct_ _Ba. Melodio Etetchf 11:IS Ball Scorea-New! Dance Orch. St. Louts Serenade Forest. . has been hospitalized for a today represent 335.000 Lions in Morning Sentinel: I contrary but tor Fbt I
--.n--w. rti Sh.u :" John W. VaacookTony 11:30 Dane Orch. Dance Oreo. Ross Monan Ork. 6.300 clubs In This is the time of the year for my owace
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An' Seld. a Qvso Bobby Sherwood 12b6: News _____ 8iOU\ ====:--Ne... Sisn Off Frederick W. Castle 28yearoldU. serious and he expects to re- I Hawaii and 18 North and wtaat I I
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.1 ==_V':: LII : 5rtd.OroouddY Morrow -? 12.15 Dance OreS __ S. 8th Air. Force Commander same writing his column in a South American.countries.. lawn.I appear on your] without any .*9mmmH. i it

Is IA'- .... B.at.dNewi'------_ 12.30 13.4 Bows Dance_Orel____ who was killed on Christmas few days. Nigeria Is 10 want to I *rVM 1r1tIa ..
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J. 5. larsonLauds Monday, July 28, 1947 Orionta burning firntinfl - Page 5 I i

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'Unique' +i I !' Apple Meeting Fruit Supplies Low Farmers UrgedTo

Plan of Sales ft Draws Floridians As Prices Advance i Plant Pines j}

... ... Bf JACK GUHNFTT'Our j.I fSr-ec''J': l to 'Ir-ndo: tit '-ng Sen-roll- !] I [Sc*',O'' tC Or'::"r'-'-'"'"fl' Se-*.-> *! i
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y.r r 'I.- p See ndlaeioivu I) Own Staff Correspondent] I NEW YORK-Florida citrus supplies fell off last week DELAND VoJUAia ..-

: Other Anticipating one of the biggest : but the volume from California was approximately the I farmers with a surphu acreage t
..... w- tonef greatly through f V M- meetings in years the International same as the week which in the past has net pieced. t
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previous. to farm be die to
profitable
'.U3..IM, at norldiana in de.Ira Apple Assn.'s annual convention may
b 1 The total supply of citrus fruit proved less than re- obtain a $1,200 per acre return eat
.. to be held Aug. 11-14. in
.f Bute-operated mar.a -y y} Detroit is going to attract up- quirements and despite the fact that some of the deciduousfruits a three-year crop of ChiHUan
* ..... J Stanford Larson. R rw ward of 100 Florida citrus people sold at disappointing prices<,r---- trees according to W. J Platt M,

Organ-. -including those who have not as there was a sharp advance in cit. !. Volusia County agent.
I Australian pines of the coM Ft*
jet registered and wives who will
roe' Maw Department of Atrta rus prices, particularly oranges. slating' variety make exeeet '
"III.... 4ltretng Jacksonville Ylsit go along. California Valencias showed a Christmas trees because they 4M! 1

,". ........ Ii Y Here is a list of those who have steady gain from day to day and be pruned to any shape .a....
Ttw WMfcMUten off ctaL mho booked reservations for the meetIng and they grow the fastest as* ail i
.r.tits. e Muring the State.as : B. C. Anderson W. A. Whit during the week advanced $1.25- tree in Florida An added a4i.. ,

*' .....*.. .a the July 23-24 Brokerage Co., Umatilla; John G. 1.50 per box. The small sizes are tage is the fact that no particular
........ .* the aanual conference Anko. Dr. P. Phillips Co-operative still comparatively low although type of soil is required for tfcttr
of -"#tr aft* firtala. of Florrannera p : e- : Orlando: Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Barnett most of the 344s are now bringing i rapid growth
e 6 ..w Markets rave -. John S. Barnes Co.. Plant $4 per box or better. I I I Between 900 and SIN trees
+U4_ .VM* to Nathan Mayo.Agriculture. V x City; Mr. and Mrs. M. Blattnerand The large sizes sold well with can be grown to the arre. The
(' tiiaYof and s c daughter Quality Citrus some of the best fruit reaching (7 trees may be propagated from t
.artt l I. "....... director of .. _4' __. 0- .Y.a Fruits. Orlando: Mr. and Mrs. R. per box or better. Juice standsare I seeds or obtained from nunerie

.lit... .. Mark**.* tar development of FLORIDA'S 1947 TOBACCO AUCTION SEA- tobacco in a warehouse at Lake City at the L. Bruner. Fosgate Growers Cooperative big users of oranges at this at a size of six to IS inches. Cv* J.
SON OPENS and onlookers
...* area.rtrt.ra"> htch now : Buyers, growers I tioneer D. E. Wilder [ hat at extreme grower. Sarasota; W. Bryant Calhoun percentage of the total receipts. quantities is approximately H
......."*, n activ unita handling crowd the narrow aisles between long ofTobacco wearing Umatilla Fruit Co. Uma- Sales of California Valencias r to 15 cents per tree. I
..". .an m miuion of produce rows left] cries the bids in_his_ _sing-song,_ chant. tills, Mr. and Mrs. Courtney W. : through Thursday totaled 125 M No particular or extensive C1II t- -
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a '.No !a.' rare, 'rear.t >i O Campbell. Food Machinery Corp.. cars or the same as for the g vation is required for the crop; I
.n "...... thr..gh his cc.4safe I Lakeland, Meyer Chepemk Jacksonville previous period. Prices moved up only an occasional ducioc of UM t
... d the praktenry .fM. Market I ; Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Commander and the average for the period soil to keep down high veto* A s!
.. twrelly .,....... Nattonal Vegetables Continue i Florida Citrus Exchange was $455 against $3.60 the week small amount of fertiliser wfll
4..4.11..1. 1"rM_ Market I Tampa.J. before At these prices California s. speed growth and add verdvre to
ls...tai ....neabaa A. Crawford. Alturas Pack- shipments will probably be stepped the needles. This is estimated to
... ea fc.,.... .. a* .(fen .. ing Co. Bartow; E. N. Davis, L. up as there has been some cost approximately flee ever' tAe.
,... .* lit* r*.nUr Season OpensI To Make Progress Maxcy. Inc, Frostproof; Mr. and tendency to hold back because of three-year period
=........ .. tk. ... hkh I Mrs. Fred W. Davis. Lake Wales market conditions. Two other types of trees .a...>
are d d41sg r,.... this I I CGA. Lake Wales; Ken Ewing, Florida orange sales declined good Christmas decorationa. Tai
...... a ...... .-ar.'.... [ al to Orlando Morning 5cnt.nel] [Spec'"I 1 to Or'ondo'! Morning Sentinel] 1\ Alcoma Packing Co. Bartow; Mr. to 20i! cars for the week through are th! red cedar and the statto

th..wc th. ten years or' more In JACKSONVILLE Opening of NEW YORK-Growing weather in all of the Eastern and Mrs. C. E. Felix. FCE. Tampa; Thursday compared with 56 ears pine The red cedar however. wM

...-* ,.. aa>|.r portion of the the annual sales season on mar- States has been exceptionally good during July and crops : J. W. Fnesner. Lake Alfred Co- for the same period of the previous PHILLIP D. BEALL not grow in soil too sandy or 4ry.
,*+>*. .,**... leas been brought 0 operative, Lake Alfred, Tom I I week. The trend of Florida but it is possible to plaid a* 1. _
'" *. *.*.... Mature. other Statesrwn. kets throughout the Florida-Geor-' have continued to make rapid progress. Trouble with Goucher. L. Maxcy Inc., Frost + prices was toward higher levels . defense counsel. acreage in the trees and eU ooJr

........ or adapted many of (la bright leaf tobacco belt Thursday disease and insects has been less than normal, and consequently proof; Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Griffin and at the close most fruit sold J, a part of the crop for Chrtaonaa

... ....w.. a41d Larson, aa well occupied the agricultural the supplies of almost everything ace now Adams Packing Assn., Auburn- within a range of $4.75-7.35 trees maintaining the remaf (
.. .tllft ....-.n at the Market spotlight in many communities running nea vv.: 4F I: dale; W. Buford Gum, Lake Wales against $2.50-6.35 the week pre Retained until full maturity for a 1ti..er
-......... .....JJfIo... In Jarkaonireaaed I viou Lawyer j
last .week and Dir. W.L. Wilson. !, Some sections in New York I CGA, Lake Wales.M. i !! crop.A
... 'ea asst the value 'State have had excessive rains H. Hemenway. DiGiorgio Offerings of California grapefruit : similar proposition .is ahr
.t r...t" .....r....... tataedDepartment. of the State Farmers' Markets but the damage does not appearso I School ProjectProgressCited I Fruit Corp. Winter Haven; J. A. II showed little available for the slash ptee wtali
... lhM.r1 Metes 1 commented appreciatively yester- great as .anticipated.The Henderson Keen Fruit Corp. the week before and totaled not only makes a shapely CIIItI&- J" i
-4 ,Wf, .b .<". rv leadership baa weather has also been favorable Frostproof; R. N. Hornsby. Clinch- cars against 25 a week ago. Prices For War BrideFORT mas tree but. also at full MMtlri-
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...... rr5taMI.. recotnitionwork' co-opera-on for crops in the Mountainand field Railroad. Tampa: H. L. Huber averaged higher or about $4.75 ty provides money tree CftIt. j .
d ...... pw..vsg along ( the affected against $4.65 the week before. Best I
I county agents throughout Pacific Coast States and they I If American Fruit Growers Fort
....tad .... H has also ahown area, in a last-minute survey have abundant supplies for ship- Pierce; Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Hy- prices were paid for 64s but even WALTON (AP] Phillip D.I I
S *...... iMHtrtirtal Interest In I of crop conditions. ment plus local supplies and good I er, Imperial Growers. Inc.. Winter the 126s brought around $3.25- Beall Jr. State Senator from Pen- Mocking Birds Cost

/u=.t=Pp.Mre i tI Ike Market National AuociaMM "Through this co-operation" I crops for processing. f fper ol l to Orlando Mrrr ng Sentinel 1) j I Haven: Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. 365Sales I, sacola was retained yesterday bya I
Managers said the director of markets "we of Florida grapefruit Contractor $100)
I Johnston FCC, Tampa; S. W. : 1
.1 vn ni..fly reroiriHett' ortanl* I mere able to give a very complete In the Midwest temperatures LEESBURG-Accomplishmentsof 'I I, Keen. Keen Fruit Corp. Frost- totaled 8 cars against 11'2 the group of Fort Walton citizens as I ,
...a5n .b lien ., Dir Wilson picture of production conditions dropped to abnormal lows for the school-community project :'proof week previous. Prices:!! unproved'I defense counsel for the English Four Time
; R. D. Keene R. D. Keene Days'
..... ... several days, which has checked
M .. a4 Larsen aa setting on the ere of the opening of the of the Kellogg Foundation here Inc. Winter Garden; P. J. Lee. somewhat and at the close were i war bride being held at Crestviewin ,
--.., wtr. ApprotunateNttufk.4 i MIAMI tAP) Four meetilg
I tobacco markets. sections last September included Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. mostly $2.35-415 against $1.85- connection with the fatal shoot-
are now l1'Prei i "1 have received a few addiU.nal !i since a 3.45 the week before. Now that the Ing of her soldier husband.At . birds-a mama papa and W. ,
'' Tampa Mr. and Mrs. John T.
4auatpi Mttenal. orgsntlal reports rounding out the ing still but there has been no great deal of work in the schools. i ;Haines Haines end of the season is at hand the I the same time word was received I young offspring-have coat Ole-
Lesley. City CGA.
tlars. ....... Market Man : tnlrmatton already received. frost damage and they should Mrs. Onie Ruth Hunter executive II difference between individual cars '' from London that peopleon tractor Elbert Harvey mere 1waA

.... ag..t_ 1w %. offtetala. of Our Initial release on this survey Ii IiI I resume growth as soon as it secretary has announced. I[! City.Pete Lins AFG. Fort Pierce. : E. I is quite marked. : the Isle of Man. Lome of 21earold $100 and four days time.
... snag antis.. to i 0 turns warm again. All fruits Contracted sandWaai aorf 'f
competing to
0th1alLwso I laid af conditions in Bradford 'i A health class of 32 studentswas T. Lyle. American National Co- ] are heavyat > Margaret Irene Poland '.
tfwa _Apup I ofllriaia and The flood of beans has i the time In the Pacific I hotel heft MMI
Columbia. Gadsdrn. Suwannre snap set up in the high school for operative Exchange Windermere; present had also subscribed funds for her I paint a 10-story -
tm Ha work been unusual and it caused Coast States. Berries of all discovered the MM
I Hamilton moektoc
00\-1 r "'vy. Madison Taylor a run of defense. vey
the and
study diseases safety and Mr. Mrs. Robert T. Marshall. -
Dirk. Union Leon, Lafa- of extremely low prices. Many kinds are turning out big yields i Mrs. Poland's husband. Staff I family nest on a third-atorr baa-
> All
-personal adjustment. membersof Haines City CGA. Haines City L.
p.da.lb .rt.e for the pro. yetle. Jackson and Jefferson growers stopped picking because ; this season and add to the fruit Sgt. Graydon Poland 26, was cony.
the class drivers'
license
receive Maxcy, Frostproof Meitin
_t ... *nae to the ronaumer.af ''. Counties. as reported by their they could not get the cost of examinations and first aid in- Zellwood Fruit Distributors.: Ralph Zell- supply. fatally shot in front of a night He ordered his crews to srst-
tttt HMMMM for the nam respective county agents I picking and baskets. Retailers said struction.All California pear prices were hurt club here Thursday night. He died blast and paint the other .bet
.Ml ... lor the .....nlItj" "Reports Indicating that no tobacco they were able to buy beans wood; W. H. :Mouser Lee County by the British fruit embargo which the next day in a hospital at Eglm sides of the structure firM ..
'' Wann. has been production has been recorded cheaper than they could remem- i student of, the white and Packing Co., Fort Myers. has cut off some of the market I Field where he was stationed ing the young feathered 1esiaM5
r Ica ...ss and win. be I this season in their areas. havebeen ber with, fairly good beans at $1 I Negro elementary schools were Mr. and Mrs. Ted C. Prosser, and thrown more pears tempo- from a wound in his chest. I would vacate.
.L..noa..l4.. received: from the following per bushel. The very finest could : given physical examinations and Campbell &; Prosser Co. Leesburg; rarily at least into domestic fresh Beall a 32-year-old attorney i When the three sides were t
... I IIE county agents: H E. George of be purchased at a time for $1.75. follow-up work has been done J. B. Prevail. Lake Region Growers markets. The prices being realizedat and son of the late State Sen I completed the birds were s4W
r Wakulla J A. Sorenson of Bay. Cucumbers were still low last : Mrs. Hunter said. Assn. Tavares: Donald Reed. present are low as comparedwith I ator Beall from Fensacola. said there. Operations were de4ae4
pM Of Wte ef.. where Mitchell Wilkins of Walton. Troy week but began to improve slightly. All students in the white and Dr. P. Phillips Co-operative. Or- last year at this time. The I he would attend the hearing four days. Finally he rented a t
... ....... tfv eyeball, Negro schools were given vision lando: Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Skipper situation is further I I
Proton of Calhoun. E. H. Finlay-i As a rule the cucumber market ,, pear complicated today being conducted by theAttorney' four-story scaffolding revered
-""ltJ+twn ., an Inch : son of Escambia. I improves a little the last few and hearing tests. Out of 560 chil- Snively Groves, Inc. Winter by early seasons in Washington I State office into the it with canvas, and put tab
"Santa Rosa has 29 acrees of'!' days of July and the first 10 days dren tested for vision in the high Haven Kingswood Sprott. Lake and Oregon. Washington slaying. No formal charge has I crews to work.
- - flue-cured tobacco this season of August. school. 59 were found with eye Wales CGA. Lake Wales; Mr. and began shipping last week: and been filed against Mrs. Poland. I The delay, plus the coat of MM
County Agent Emmett D. McCall ( The peak of the celery season defects. In the elementary school Mrs. W. W. Stanley Fosgate usually does not start until August. Constable Oscar Bengston. who extra equipment ran ,eme4 I
Ar MJNr: PAPCIlIN has Indicated In a report of official I has passed in Orange County. 670 were examined and 60 were Growers Co-operative. Orlando; I California grape values have took Mrs. Poland in custody shortly i lover $100. he estimated. ,I
aZVt found to have defects. In the hear- J. E. Stoneburg. AFG. Fort Pierce
; I also rather in the
figures New York and supplies began to sagged early after the shooting, said there i I "I'd have rather tost mjr arf) '..
HAll1lJDf>:HIRAH.I'H "OUchrist County has 600 acres fall off late last week. The Wayne ing test. 120 out of 560 high school Sam R. Telford. Leigh Banana season as the movement has been was a strong sentiment here in tract than disturb those b"
In flue-cured tobacco, condition I County crop in Western New students were re-examined, and I I Case Co. Winter Haven: Marvin comparatively heavy. Californiahas favor of the girl and that the j Harvey declared.

.Iv "Dor Louis J. Colman. directorof Trade Assn. Lakeland W. R.
I :
to official Information getting started. The made and it presents more than the contributed by a number of local
crop the preventive division. Florida Ward. Atlantic Commission Co. Man Killed in AccidentMIAMI
DiI CA4'deJF.4'BOYf'M from County Agent A. S. Laird.I I rapid growth during July and the usual marketing problem because residents.
Alachua ranks well up on the plantings of late celery were fair- : Council for the Blind visited Plant City; T. O. Warrell. Illinois I i I of the large carryover of wine and Poland filed suit for divorce six'!' tAP) Arthur T. Uf.
'H/HEfHU!. roster of Florida counties in the ly heavy. This crop has come on the schools and made suggestions Central Jacksonville; Don Butts. i the fact that the Government is 0 weeks ago against his wife who 51. was killed yesterday wlMfe
AHANl tobacco production picture with well and the present indicationsare for the" sight conservation pro- Florida Citrus Commission Lakeland no longer a tremendous buyer of has been in this country a little I police said, he lost control of Ml
2.>M> acres reported. County Agent for liberal supplies during gram. and the writer. raisins. over four months.It automobile and it struck a .Meg .
-. Loonis Bitten: in reporting this September and October. Each room in the various schoolswas 'I Other fruits such as apricots was also disclosed yesterday suburban Coconut Grete ...

acreage estimate, noted that quality The cabbage market did somewhat I,- tested with a light meter. A FSES Advised on Filling nectarines plums and cherries by Town Marshal Benjamin Stevens I was the 17th traffic fataJftf .to :....
#* .ef f rQ9 of the crop is good. f better began model room for lighting has been were heavy and melons of all that Mrs. Poland had told officers ami this year.
as nearby supplies 0
set up in the elementary school Positions for State I kinds were plentiful. Supplies of three weeks ago her husband I
to slacken because of hot
'I and several rooms in the high both watermelons and cantaloupes had threatened her and had There are 10.834 __ 4Y.
Egg Prices Hold SteadyOn weather. The upstate New York school have been Improved. It is 'Lne: al to Orlando Morr"'q ertnel1!: ] I II I ?
are running heavy, too. asked for protectIon. monds In the United /......
done veil but much of it TALLAHASSEE The Florida
. crop has now planned to install a model I _
/ Market
Dade City was planted late. This crop still I lighting system in the high school State Employment Service should oI
'" n"-.-do Mar ng Sentinel j I has plenty of time to grow and if library through the cooperationof use only such common sense efforts I
JACKSONVILLE Prices for j jetts I there are no further upsets a''' the Lions and Kiwanis Clubs. as would be used by private
+ T'rit held steady on the Dade City I good crop seems likely. Wisconsin "The Mobile X-ray unit took business in attempting to locate
State Farmers' Market during the cabbage has also been making' chest X-rays of 875 persons! in two-year residents to fill State
last weekly report period. i!! good growth. Leesburg. Follow-up work has positions. Atty. Gen. Watson has
The market received 4.147 dozen' Corn crops have come along been done on all of these cases. advised Angus Laird of Tallahassee -
tits prices being quoted by Mgr. ,: rapidly this month and it Is The dental mobile unit inspectedthe the merit system supervisor. I
i cA. James T. Johnson as follows: extra likely that corn will be plentifulfor teeth of ail elementary children Where the register of available
lane eggs 63 cents per dozen: the next five or six weeks. employes contains no names of

targe (I cents: medium. 56 cents; ,I New Jersey is now shippingheavily I I "The main project of the Lees- residents of the State for two IVEY'SI
small 41 cents. The Dade City I and is keeping the New I burg Negro school was sanitation. years then the merit system Continuing
Market handled light offerings of York and Philadelphia markets The city installed a new sewerage should make only an "honest I
I poultry at prices as follows: fry- {f well supplied. ,, system at the Negro school." I I'| common sense effort" to find
M .kt Sure of era 35 cents per pound; heavy One of the short crops appearsto them by advertising or through 1

hf'nt.:1 cents per pound: leghorn be onions and in contrast with Southern To Graduate : private employment agencies before 5 STORE-WIDE JULY
' hens 20 rents per pound. last season, they are bringing ,1 certifying non-residents for

I HOMENEWS Ii good prices. Growers in Northern 100 Students Aug. 9 the job.Males.
States are hopeful they will be I
'I' Ambassador DonnellyEn [Soe:;ol to Orlando Mom,rtg Sentinel]
able to realize high prices for 26-30 I
LAKELAND With record enrollments Average
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I CLEARANC
Route to WashingtonMIAMI their reduced yields this season.
I for both of the Florida
(lAP] Walter Donnelly, At present good onions are bringing Southern College Summer sessions Years Old at Stetson

U 8 Ambassador to Costa Rica. $2.50-300 per sack or about approximately 100 students tSoe'ial to Orlando Mommg Sentinel
..mhere yesterday by clipper double what they did last year. will be awarded degrees and certificates DELANO age of male -- .
I Every Day from Balboa en route to Washing ''I There are too many potatoes Aug. 9 at graduating exercises students at Stetson University is w
temporarily at least, and some
ton. I Ion concluding Summer school from 26-30 years, according to
;
have going to the Govern-
geen
Donnelly declined to comment
activities. statistics compiled by the regis-
YwiYe. AwayM the Costa Rican general strike !I ment. It is likely that potatoeswill Four of the Summer degree trar's office which reported that I i R 'r
I except to .."things are pretty j I remain plentiful during Au- candidates seek the Master of more than 30 students over the
gust but the for late harvestis
well straightened out now. I crop
I Arts degree. 12 the Bachelor of age of 40 now are enrolled. t
flits.*. that ,.. mat He also declined to disclose the almost certain to be moderate I Arts and 78 the Bachelor of Science. Female students however average -
t and should sell much better than o
nature of his business In Wash-
. .! ... ... I I Eleven others have applied between 18-21 years of age.
* II* ington. He had been in Costa Rica it did last year.
for the licentiate of instructionor but three are 16 and 24 over 40
I
f*-4 vorM .....! waledf about a month having recently Tomato crops throughout the certificates in English or com- years old. There are only 29 male

*.. ..f H..4B..I this' been named to the post. I country generally are doing well merce. students 18 years old.
and rather liberal receipts arecoming
r of tko
U"ru ay Thus far tis rI
I into market.
|*j *rt.at h.pp.aigs .t Two Men InjuredIn growers have not had to contend I I

.....,.-.U. 7.. ere .... Burning of Yacht : with late blight which did so t1I / as ti I

w.ll..ea.d.eu.ph much damage last season. I , FORT LAUDERDALE I API Two rI
cleaned
I Florida eggplant is up
men were Injured early, yesterday at last and offerings from nearby
art,.,. with! yaur when the l.5-foot twin screw yacht. ; States are supplying the market.Prices Our loons may be

,.eri.e.1.1. tf .*, office, Edwin IV owned by Charles Mc- fere still good with best I insured to pay the I ,

lei J'"r ..0f to ko mailed Ore of New Orleans, burned to stock around 3504.00 per busheLIn entire balance in case M t rI

I.., t. fie- \'teeti.. .d- the King mater reported line Fire Chief- C. W. i another week or two supplieswill e of death of borrower.THE I 49 ,
probably get heavy.
arose Mat lao time. vonoad ankle
received injured
King an
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t I Okra is the only Florida vegetable .T;
..,.. for .aoe d. 'v.orry and hip and Fireman Joe Tutt now on the market and best FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT ORLANDO

't h ,.,...4 tat day suffered a sprained leg when they : stock brought $%.50-3.50 per bushel. li Capital and Surplus 0.. Mfllw Dollar
I fell through the dock which had irocaAL Duosrr Dift11A11CK couoUJPSPECIAL .
KDlBD
rttsiel TKea, wherever This commodity is also beginning -
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.*.. vooH lee* to get some competition .
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i Page 6 (!DrlanHa: mnrntng rtttittrl Monday, July 28. 1947 11

LI t Brooklyn Now Gustine Extends Hit I I _

Streak to 20 Games I I Albright, Phillie Star, I Locke
Shirley

t Seven Games TITTSLRGH [AP] Frank Fry Gus Lesnevich h, :Dislocates Right Ankle CapturesColumbus

Gustine Pittsburgh Pirate third' VictimAt
I r Upset CINCINNATI LAP] Jackie Albright -
baseman stretched his hitting j
r II
Mauriello Bout shortstop for the PhUahelphla Open
streak to 20 consecutive tames I Sea I ; ,
Bright Phillies suffered a dislocated -
Out in FrontPITTSBURGH yesterday: as he bit safely: In .
right ankle as be slid .
both contests of a doubleheaderwith SEABRIGHT N. J UPI Dorothy '

I the Brooklyn Dodgers. Head of Alameda Cal scoreda Top Attraction Into second In the first tame Takes Cash Lead
Cincinnati
The
[APJ sixth inning of the

l league-leading Brooklyn Dodgers 7-5 6-4 upset over top-seeded I Reds-Philbes twin bill and will

yesterday showed Pittsburgh how I Braves Pound I Shirley Frey of Rollins College NEW YORK (CAP Gus Lesne- be out of action for three weeks. I COLUMBUS Ohio (AM' s't

.
tIL111 t PHIL ORR of Winter Pork, left, they got that way, dumping the and Akron, Ohio, in the women'sfinals vich and Tam Mauriello meet at ; lie was carried from the Held( ]D'Arcy I Bobby I Lodw of .s..

t and Tony Gruttodara of Kis- Pirates in both ends of a double- Cardinals For I of the 59th annual Sea- Ebbets Field in Brooklyn Wednes- I and it was feared for a time Africa gave the American ,.......

r t simmee, above exchange header. 8 to 4. and 11 to 4, The bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket day night in the biggest fight of that he had a broken ankle. sionals another golf IeMaa ps-

t swots in the six-round semifinal second contest was called at the 10-3 Win I Club yesterday.Miss this week. All profits of the show ,day. winning the II...< .

a-- bout of the Legion Arena end of the seventh because of Easy Head ranked 10th nationally will be donated the Damon Run- bus Open by five >trokeme >
cord Pennsylvania's Sunday curfew law. I proved superior! as her dextrous Yanks Chisox i up a $2.MO check whstH ;_
fight tonight. |I The season's largest crowd at ST. LOUIS [API The Boston yon Memorial Cancer Fund. .. ,
the Braves blasted the st. Louis Car- management of the court Lesnevich him the years' No. 1 MM? *t v
Forbes Field-42.1l6-saw the
i coupled with her !steady and accurate lightheavyweight
dinals 10 to 3 yesterday behind Newsom
the double nero
Dodgers administer grouna tcores turned the tide champion from Cliffside N. J., Split;
I Johnny Sam's !seven-hit hurling. I
licking. South African dHMt
Kinard Bids For 25th Ring hammering Harry Brecheen and ageinst the defending champion. whose title is not at stake in the The
Hal Gregg won his third of the
year in the second game scattering four other.Redbird pitchers for 18 I :Miss fry got off to a 3-1 advantage 10-rounder. Is fresh from his !stir Gets 4th WinNEW pinned together rounds *f H, 1ft.

eight hits. hits including seven doubles and i in the initial set but it prise knockout over Philadelphia'sBilly :: 67 and 69 for a 214 total. 14 *.

The wins were the eighth and Tommy Holmes' home run. was short-lived. Forcing errors YORK [API] Taft :par. to win the 72-hofe ..... _
from her :Miss Head Fox In in a title bout last
Win Stewart BOSTON 1..1 I ST LOUIS c.N) opponent.
Against TodayH ninth straight for the Dodgers and I kkrkkk' ikrkkKolim S brought the count to 44.1155: February. Mauriello a heavy- Wright's ninth inning single test by five strokes over .-
enabled them to. pad their league .rf k X X I k rte'Mt.Jk 4 k 1 1 1 dr-.I
lead to seven full games over the i H_.rf 4111k, '''''.rf 4 k 5 1 5 Fry took the ninth game on heropponent's weight from the Bronx. gained scored Luke Appling who had Demaret. the flachly .
M MrC If t X 1 I k ),..,....11> 4 k k II S service.. Holding her with the that 'Texan from Ojai. CtUif
&atiingoung<< << Billy Kinard 153-pound Sanford swat- second place St. Louis Cardinals. I 51.55,115 I k k k flimhttr. .If 4 1 I I t fame last September. by staggering doubled. run gave
t" l..il* for hiS 2Mb consecutive the eight- Jackie Robinson. speedy Dodger LIIMt.3k X 1 X I 1 I Norton. .rf 4 1 I aP 5 own in the 10th game broke Joe Louis in the first round the Chicago White Sox a 5-4 victOry In picking up his svenUl 'Is-
% ring victory in : MrC .11> % k I II k K'mnkl.Jb 4 1 2 3M.il 2 I through in 11th and took the tory. in 12 stDC*
first sacker, hit his eighth homer 4 I I 4 lI.rts..s I. k 1 before being flattened himself. and split in their doubleheader t. _
tflW'd Barnes' r 1
Matchmaker
main event Legion her service in the to
on Doug set by holding trig
the seventh with ti cU A .
of the year in I Ri.n !t> $115IruSu 2 k 1 krallrr .1 Anton Raadik. Estonia middle- ,
with the New York Yan-
",... fight card tonight. two aboard. Teammate Pete Reis I .n I' 1 S "f;>riiraU.k 1 k kUltlt S last game. who has been what he .

% Kt **rJ meets Dave Stewart, 158-pound Spartanburg, er followed with his second round I .p J X 1 i:5155.i'e.np|:511511.p 55555 k k k k I I After dividing the first eight weight.around Chicago. makes his fighting New kees before approximately 50.000 the South African rrnMnMM M.M7.M

__ !L_ V.-._ m S bout that tops! tripper of the. year 'KHlrr. 1 k k k S games of the second set. Miss York debut at Madison Square fans at the Yankee Stadium )'es- boosted his ea to off(
I Kinolzlrki k k k k S and
elf. .-M scheduled i The nightcap was twice inter- ,,,,,_kit k 1 k 1 k 5 Head held her service in the ninth Garden Friday night In a 10- ; terday. The Yankees won the Demart. arab 11'
: k procram rupted by heavy rains which I |\H.... k .555 game and then won the set by I for second pi. 1hl.
9o t '.* .... .aISOpm.IttheLke't Orlandoan DiesInTampaB : drenched thousands of hardy Pirate I .rDinik 1 .55. breaking through in the last. rounder against George "Sonny"Home. ,opener 7-4. ond place in money-won LM

i h.... .k.buaUnc emporium.Kiwda : fans who overflowed the 1 1TMib !*' ilki p k k S k S In the men's doubles final. Wil- Yogi Berra's pinch homer with wit a $19.181.72 total M _

tR..ftsttd. belting stands lining the field. 41 Ik ii IT 111 TMili : 31 1 T K M liam Talbert of Wilmington Del.. one on tied the score at 4-all in Hoa. who finished. m a s.

y ChiT SAME s-.ppsd lOUt for Rraxlk Ik Mk and Francisco "Pancho" Segura of Red Sox Stop the seventh before Wright broke it with 2. 1* .
s1._ ..MII&..e.*M rnlddlei I: ROOKIVN f"t I PITTSBURGH (N) .-*ibld. for OnKisIrt. I. Silt. up. Joe DiMaggio and Johnny back. skidded u
.5555 .5,5. c-itrwk :Mt for Bum In mbBnMo ,Ecuador defeated Frank Shields
..i. .. this. arts bat prow4 .....*,.:11 51144C..te 45114 .. ';. rts Ikkfl of New York and Rinchard "Pan Lindell also poled homers for the place.
Race RegattaTAMPA I ... Ik ISIILa..l1..4 15115 LmiU kl.. *** I"lError :t Locke tied for the l4 IM
losers.
tl . ...t. In the ZS R.MTlf ton 1211542.5555Th 41151R.'sktNISSISStn55.51 *: .5... Rant ..*...<1 in: t'kllrr Pain. 3McCorkilrk I. cho" Gonzales of Los Angeles 9-7 Browns Twice; .
1 I. 15511 X. Elliott* X. Knnr.;kl 3. F lni*> I. 4-6 7-5 60.Nats. Facing the Yankees for the with Demaret and G***..
.ai.* sad ,t.,fe*.l4& nal nlbt. CAP] Jack Wyckoff of r.rt..rf. S I t S riauhar.Ik I 5 1 5 5 r. JtcCorkilrk 2. Twk.h... kilt: Rapo Ity.n. J[. first time in 17 years, Red Ruf- ton of Hampton. \'a.. .

... .* t" rMt him. a I UM.to Miami and Johnny Ferlita. Tam- "'alaar.., S S I S *laatl 1.__." S I I I S MrTimilrk" P MrC-..lrk I. "Unlhtrr Mnl Williams StarsBOSTON I.I I. but two innings turned on the heat Inday's
r......... I' I 4 1 H'_"'.211 tilaaoM 1 I Medwirk. HohnM." Th..hu. hit KarmrtkRn I fmglasted ,
Ia ko9wn cat Strwart ex* ,I pan who holds the world record .H t i1125'.tls. 3.512 -..k ruu: HOOM| Kunmskt. "'01.. ....... when a cluster of five runs sent final round as h* '.
Bow To
.. I.I h* has fought 1C proI I J.gi.s3b41ISI.S.Ide. 11515 1 Haft Slut Dauhl plir... ::. Rfhorndlrrat t MirInn 1AP1 The Boston Red him to the showers with his second through frst in 1-1-
Mml L JAR bun Boitoa It St.
for the Florida family runabout. --.. I S 1 1 Ot Mll r.f S S k S's tk :
I
I to
ItiM and I* amtur battles. a-.. u.S.LQ.55., .. 15555 i iCo. ....1. 4. Bam MI "belli. : sit Brrrhrm t. sEt Sox made it seven victories in a defeat of the season. Early five under par. ea ..
..*. the kwkwu tandy confined to I i divided honors in the Tampa regatta :..,.. SSSSS.It..Iv.p I" kjaRlaard Rredxlrkl <. Wrack out bf Kiln 3.. .bj" Grodtlrkl row yesterday by winning both lIarrist and Pete Gebrian allowed front of Demaret b two .
. ...
X bf u. I Hill sit Brarbnn S I.I. l I.
CtvuMM N. C and to Bpartan- I yesterday in competition 'I I ;iBItlaMoa.. k ISiSS* kIhOnonbara S 5 ; 1 .* -"..... off Brul 4 In 1 I.1. Mf 42,54skikl4te3.sitH.slIs2sEfWiIks5I51- games of a doubleheader. 4-3 and but one run the rest of the Payton blasting hl ..

taM aM OrtwovtU. 8. c. ''marred by the death of a driver I ; 1 k kTMato 5 ': . _. i Indians 21WASHINGTON :- 11-2. from the St. Louis Browns way. contention with a 15
S 5 5 S Wild pitch: OradilrkL Uiolni kltrbor In the final .
*.rkII.
trn Mvround WQ -Ilnal pairs during one of the races. I' _ ___1 ..! niplm: Bulk..*. Gore and Pliwlli Tlnx: X:k*. i before a paid attendance of 33- Bobo Newsom. who gained his l.

?.*. OrMtUKUra against Phil Joe Lee an amateur driver I II' IT n 111 i Tntah 11. I IT Ua I 322. Fourth victory as a member of the a 69. three under n.'I.

.... *. HchtwYUht" scrap that from Orlando was seized with a for B..l>. .. Tin fAPl r Cleveland I Ted Williams Boston slugger. Yankees. needed help from Page. while Demaret was par ( A

f.i "Klin N .y of actton since heart attack coming out of a b-'v.-S ant_ for BtirtHKini_M .KthRnnktrn IW 31* __a.Plttalmrfk i Phillies Reds I I'I clustered three of its five hits off made his 100th and 101st hits of who pitched hitless ball in the last Payton soared out o the I

Mdi Hf..... ban been nursing tarn daring the second Up of 555 o*. .ia4lortanaanj I, Early Wynn in the sixth inning to the season. the former a tremen- 3 2-3 innings. Melvin [Chick) Hrn" .

.' ......aafter Uvrtr it.round the CUM amateur events. [See 1 Os.1 I. Pnrlll.. 15551 S Rear...,*.... Rlkard I. W.I"S. Cm.rtxrlMr I.. Divide Games score two runs and defeat WashIngton 'dously long. high home run into. Ruffing was robbed of a home Lroit,. who reentlY l U. '

.... here a month MO and lory. Page 1.1 I 'f.*- ... hlta. Fnnll* I. *'..tI.".. I.I.I. I 2-1 here yesterday beforea the centerfield bleachers 420 feet' run with the bases full in the second championship f & .
...... a_. riatrkar. Bon : Jxrioman.AarTlflfva ,'I level rier. roared
ran
I thestnnIt1 knorkeut. Frankie Rodriguez a Tampa : ...... S. Ttnakla vlar*: Rahrvan. CINCINNATI [AP] Harry Walker crowd of 19.046. Al Gettel who from home plate at ground when Tommy Henrich madea with a tb a" .
.., S %Sl.tV hrk ..evsprrb. driver noticed the Lee boat speeding .. ROOM .a "...._. Rk Nta.nk. to rnMrrior. from was replaced by Bob Feller in the His 101st hit was a double to left :: spectacular catch of his liner right cthe .I
scored third on Grady.Hatton's third .
. e&a,... Ml a. a .....I..r out of control and leaped from RoMnaon ka a_. *va i mi M l>tank< Ie Bon- I sixth received credit for the victory field against the right field against the bull pen fence in deep 1 i
: Mar; 1;*..' m 'lUankr. Left an bam: RnnkIm error in the eighth inning I only three stroke off
.M I..... t..i.4 raitry lUn. 1 1I !shift" =
his own craft to bring Lee's boatto I 14 rnnhOTik t B a* kail: art oiurvrilor to give the Philadelphia right center field. 1 Harbertjumpedto75Istlwhowever.
baa ....4 I. ..'.na t. his. al..t. .|- halt. ) S. off Biknnan I. aff Quran J. off CLEVELAND (Al I WAsHINGToN. (fA) Filly SAME -FIRST' GAUl) .
a
I Raiky 1. .5! ftnclofan t. seE Barney S. nffCaMT Phillies a 6-5 victory over the Cincinnati I .5,5.5, sblt.a aT. LOUIS (CIII) AOITOII CAI CHICAGO (A) I SEW YORK CAI i but wound ttottvl vHfc 4
.*.. .. .......1. whu.> Gn'"J A crowd of IS.000 fans braved a L IMnrk aw: lop OMamnrallar' f. ""r BahrnM . Reds In the second gameof Ilttrh.n.1f 4 1 S I 1".3b 4 I a I 1 .SrSs.flmi.2b 45125 .5,5..I: 55,55551.50.75 283-nine strokes the par-
t k6Na k.. r.kftUntly been heavy rain to watch Wyckoff take I L kr UlniloM I. oy C..." t. HIU: affOiliinnniur Mitlwh.f41230LIsit.if. 5 SISS ] ThI.5555.ZSIIIS3Petky..s' .. 45514. 411X1 Htlmv I.Jk S k k 1 I i 1
twin bill. called at .... Bi.dInbiSI2iMeI 'f sill.Ii.nbess.u45i54'.iflhims.ht shattering South
yesterday's 11dm 4 I I I 21Rob'f-.1f I' I 4 5Rnbmn.1b
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Ik. ........ .asDag. lip.- .f first place in the opening heat of I S. off Bamry S tn ,.1. off ('a.y. J In : the end of the eighth because of I 5 5 5 'V"-Ilt' 3 0 5 I" S 41121 4 1 k 2 SRe.-.i- 4 1 I 4 i1 I victory of tto
'iCw... the Florida family runabout event off JwMn> l In S 11. oft rMn... t .. t 1-1. I4..ed..42455551111m-.it, 35155 H..1f. 455i51t.ttV.75 41115 rnrklk 4 k 1 T XIMMuorf 4 1 1 1 I Lke's
twus
darkness. The Reds won the opener : 3 5 S 2 1..1'1. 3' 2 I Sl'IIsg ..ft a. S 2 I : ; I IK.UMdJ.rf he m
The of tourroundersujUna oft *rn-M' I tn I. off utrlnrrrVn S IIRtOKlYN L'r Kilin..5. 'Il'ilil.ii 3. 5 I 4 Itriltorrr 3l12S-M'-Qvina.ISSSSII> mot
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with rerlita finishing fifth. The tell. E.55. Wlt51 .u_. _.- 5-1. ........'..211 355 l2IIlutman.u4SSS 2 iiBrsn.rf45l4IJ55eLllt 411555tdeId,1b 5S1iS5im.Th 3 1 this country In 16 MatM Jjp
Um two fuhts offerIM Tampan came back in the second ..55II..., slIts. tMPU55I : FIRST CAME H.i.s.n. I. I 5 .,FPl'ftIl.c. I S S ::1. S I : l5 I T_.... S S I I I ki.ay.ib. 3 1 I *: SUvMlir 3 1 I S S. tournaments excluding the FOA
tin. foBowtni pfttrtnts heat to honors with I I .. ..4 .* := :., I PHILADELPHIA c..t. tl"'tl..ATI' . cal I ,...'.1.. 2' 1 I lIs'.... I S I 5 3 U.s.. SSSIIUibos.p 45551.Tismp. T.\u' 2S1128UsIS.pS isiS) : I
top
cop I F.II .. ... I S S S a: __ I. and the Goodall has uwkj
sliciNG SAUl I sirs . .irs. < I'I Ridtmgp1 5 5 ',\ .. 2' I k h '
JMk EJBomtirL lit, OrlAndo. vs. Wyckoff finishing third. .., ,.. I 55111tivit.indp
IN) | riTTIIURCH c. Albnsht.u4SIIIRauh.f 11215t51WSISSIISS1IIZISOIJIS2S ---- F..rI lS.SIPSi'.p 1555 k i in 40 for a* s
.mofJir CUrtotw II). OrUndo.aNMiT Wyckoff also won two firsts in kkrkkk' kkrk 42322 TgIs. 3t I 5 ST 'j| Totals 34 1 127 I* 1..1wrln. =: 55550! stre ro. $N.a
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Lkfdrkt. IM. Orlando. the Class C service runabout race. 4 X X T kBuMllrf 4 S S I :ISISSYsu.iIb' 35535: Wa'Iiiniion 901 Win. _-I 11..141.,.. 5 5 5 5 IZ.iIdibp tMirtuell 42.51,154p 15555)) half-stroke per round buor
.t Edtrn Vald>t in. Tampa. Harold Fuller took the Class M Honor.If d11I5'te1111w35 113Walaarrf I TaSselS 5' I I I54su-f I S S 4 I F.rnitti. : nllM.. Runa. bitted In: lluudmu X.nn a55551iCsii.ss . : _____ of the ha .
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wa-ba1 hitsPnuhte R. U.das ,.oeiUi: I S S S SITIaIt I he-b .-
41X1 nhMartf X k 1 I 5 45555 31"l1I Totala JI T t r 11t
JMM y Kersey lit. Orlando. event Frank Rodri- F..n..lf iSilItiaI54.It' .. .. Totata
hydroplane H own)." k k k k k riottkar.Ik 4 k k I I ...........e 4SISSLI.is.s..f 15555 1'rIoId""!_ pl<...: ") to Toot to Christ \ i nailed" fat HarrlH In 555fanned I able to rack .
S. Nmcrd' Arrant. 171. Orlando.Itntli4rd rues the Class C amateur and ''rortaerf I" I X k "' MI.k...rfk 4 5 2 I Sl'd. *......\fa.,1t I I I 1 I'MIIIEtII" 3 I t t 2 mis... : (iii.4.S iS _..... to RobinLeft .. ; I .: ItTI.. U . 3 I for GfhriM U f:k Back of Hogan. dead>octo<
Varnador. 1ST. Orlando. Joe Swift of Mount Dora coppedtwo I t 4 Rrtnortk.Zk 1 S S S SJ..g..l5411IH'5s \'.......:. SSIIZ.twwsp ISSSSa . : Ottrt s. Viyiu I. Cellos. I. Rtmrk. out: Inl -Mrark In Ttke 285. were
15571 . aii laa ao-7 Cayt 1.
St J. auwar.c.. Klsatnunee. firsts in the Class ABC hydroplane 5.555 lilliliSikird 15555 __.. 555551aRisdi. 2555)1- ...ttrl 4. hr Wmn 1. Hits.nff G.tt>l 5 laj S 1.IInninci I -narhnt-nrr;: 11:01 If Zoldak.I. Silt. \r Error Tork: Berra.-It--; iau.s-; In: Rinnlo 1, Tork. I guy with troa
filer 1 In :J I S. l S" Ml-IBnun
WInning pitcher: .
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41 ISS5.gW.p - Jofinyn Hodam B.kerrwobaM
combine. 4251455 S
? I' I S SIIeb'sti.Lp 4255551.Veteran.. . '11"2 all-4Frrm Kennedy frlMftiato I Charlotte. N C. who soorotl=
'IHiaM 55555iI..4l..p S I S S 11 h klta: DIMaura. Hanrleh. Tkrea-karo .
t1 S S S S -----I ----- : millnaer. niBlamt Rum kittedIMUInior te.: bit: .,,. t>Mo koMa: PMBvr. Kolta a>.. n the final round: aa*
Giant Assault t..."ik...... 15555 Totala IT 1 12 !l 131 Totala. 14 S *2T 5 I .Jortrwa; Jrmn. llliaiM. :...;- .:-:hUJonei ti,55.t. r\1): Born It' .,-,: Tel I. ApIIgIoft : the; slamming Y'irvmian who kttnl
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T.n-b..n Slit: Berardina Lrhnrr *. .
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A's Split With TOUH. II uitti .t i TMII. 2t. in 4 Prrtl..rlphla kn* kl __1Clnrionatl ,' Hnn* rani: Dllllnitr W iltlinu_ 5 cr1ftmfanfnrd : ball. off >51Iim (. Sit Ruffina i. off Adrian 1Mrark ; round of 73-71 a I .
... _ """y. Left on ham: m. Lists. T. Bflatmlia ., Gekrlan Texan
k W4 Mt Hanall U lviklc > "n$ sill 751-5 oat: hy" :Nnaina 3 Hw:i-t 3. hy .
Buries Cubs ", ITS Ikk J-MPlkUtartk Emra: T...... La"...... v.*..... Ran baHrdIn 1 Goes Out of Action ,. Ram .. "halU: HI fanfonl 1. off ) .'- X. I. hy Paia 1. Rtu: off Rufflnx 7 In 7 1.:1': counts of 73 3 and '71 a
MX kkk t-4tmn : It.u.""" .. Tlntara Tnonj. G.,.... Si.....It.. off Zol : Cm. ....*.. R M ........ hi; Walkw.EOvib. Tw-baca HIlt Mllln. S. 'TkrM-ba. kit Ranaa- 3. hy Z.Mak I. hy H.._ *. Bill .offfinford 1- sit Nmnta f In 1 1 1. off Paie S tn.I Byron Nelson, in ...
CHICAno IAPI Th New York JMCMWV. BtlMr X. r.rlll.. Kiarrl ....ItL H mw rvn: Schulll. gtalM .ka>.: Batton.Barrtflm DALLAS (API Lee Ballanfantof a In 0 lnnln. .. off )'....1_ 5 ta 1 a.nff :3 51.14 pitch Rarrltt Wlmilnjt altrhwe : i iS. first Columbus op n
0.*... put on a U-hit attack inlfatlnt.1 Detroit TigersPHILADELPHIA i I ri r. MTCM. IMilnMi I. Twk-kix bits: J rkXwc : Walkar" ,,_-. Zlrntara. Uoubl Dallas veteran National League Znldak 1 In I 2 a. Lining $.....: anfnrd...... ..mn. l_lo| nttrhar: ...fft.... tptTi>: BnrfSECONO I Ites. had total of 274 ..
I Hubbird. MrKlnley. Berry and Vt ... ... .... a fe
-... aIL K_ its's: R.5i's. plan" : Alhriiht. t. Tarbon I* Hchylla. : Hattont 10ZliPtII. I mpim; : 151115517.. 51150. i w. 'I. ::H. .
Hobby r15th l'I Kutai kw: .iMk.r 'trrlllrt: Roblinon.IMnkto I ..* t* laurtc. IAn .. bam PkUadrlphla baseball umpire who was one of Tlatr: 1.3.: GAME but Locke's performeses
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fcMM .( Uw year to defeat the rlu VtMikf M. Km* I* ..... -. Lift II. tlDtlntull 11. Baxa M bill: kff Row I. the officials in the 1946 world se- SECOND. GAMEST CHICAGO IA| | NEW TOOK [Al that record. .
c.s. TAP] Dick 51 kM*: Or kln .. Plilitarili. .. Bum .ttaltol sit rchara I. off Miailti 1. wt Prtrnm Xmmrk ries. arrived home to LOUIS IAJ I BOSTON (AJ.). . 1 sbrltsiI .1,51. ,
Cubs, 1> to I. yesterdaybelies yesterday .. :
i " M.IM onlookers. The Cubs Towler.hurled his third shutout .. Ubiirk M: ky Bilk. J. kj" Gill 4. ky (Hi I Row* S In 5 ..: off 51555,15 In 1: off undergo treatment for arthritis in IS.dinsTh 2 : : : 2Iirsti.3b;: : I 1 ; = !I ..> S 2 I X I,HrarM-k. 3" S 1Wruhtir 5 Frankie .
N wwd ite pitchers in attempting to \> of Jhe season limiting the Detroit i Iw5u55 X. Hiu, '*f Hick* 4 .. I _I.... sit rhmlti I .. 1. Hit tit pltrbtr: by *..... iMit- his hip and a back ailment. Htttbrk.Th 4 ZiN.ki', 11255 1 I ' 1 4 ( LI. BIt, S to I. *H Ort__ X Ia I. Bit krktirMr lor>. Wild pltrk: Bo-.: LosE... piirnrr. ." : Row / ipbnnm411243I'I0.if Tork.Ib SSI714ii4M.gIstf4II3S !I I .
tpMp t*.. New York on&Iauaht.r. . Tigers to four hits in the second : k> B''.... (_,. kj Gran L ... .: : ui 11 game of a doubleheader yesterday plic-: OitmnOln-. .Pnwd toon: Edwirdi.LkilM .: 2:tl land. club physician for the St. t 2 fI 1 1 S'lsibIiStiS.It" I S S S S Ktse.d.'f4 I lIpWJifu..3b3SI I SKkxay '' tacked round* M.
;; r ; :11 5 S I S I I kllekn. : RUB. I.. "'.. BrutlM. CkOu4 : SECOND. fiAMCI .hn..cr 4 5 5 f SIliorr.25 I' I I I .tb I 'iIRI_.... 45525 tethe t.
: "": still: to give the Philadelphia Athletics, I !.. bMU. TUM: Iat.: .. PNILADILPH1AJtSII, , CINCINNATI. I'llSb Louis Cardinals he will go to ; 8".11 I" I I 1G..ItI..2Io I S S S 1J.dnkbIb I Tmb.c. :t. I URntaunne. X I S 1 73 and 2 tl .
t t I t__ .. I t t 1 I! I a 5-0 victory after Freddie Hutch- .S S .1 l5 C .S S SNsw. Marlin today for a series of mineral 4 fI S Ie .jDl.l.d I t I 4 5 If. ..a IsSSREtJ55s-.m.p005IS! nosed but I
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II ap5.4l I Ill.II. inson had beaten the A's in the \'Wynwrk* I . .,".......Ib 41141 water baths. In the event his .._.. I' I S S-ran.. .. I I S I I M till'..... S S S a 11R..e.b. 1 I 1 S I ; Jr.. of Cincinnati 'O.
Yanks
1 t ..... .-.. . opener. S to 1. before a crowd of Boston Grid ...d__.. IIISIIHos.3b' 41113 ailment fails to respond to this K51l0.p . . .,.._. I" I I i' Met55',555S51IP451.P. 15551 champion oy
I . IlII_. I is 25.S71. Fnnlajf 4 5 5 5 .IH..cr 4 I I 5 5 treatment. he have to undergo I "....... 555511ThimpS. P......... k S S HTool. 'I Suon-Pe. u
...._.. may .. I 55555 .. .
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ills I I.n"'I' nalkncflVhuiti.ll." 3 I I 3 SIYswu.Ib 4 S 5 i
S S I I .-s.iu S I I IS less CAME Open Camp Today .. 1 1 111 510,1.5It 3 I 5 2-S an operation. ------I 1 I I' SI f SIT TI| T..l- 32 52711seaSed
I t su..a us. (At l "IUIU""IA.5,5.(Al55se' I Handlrf. S S 1 I ::11\1.,1.-!: I. S S I Ballanfant came home for six Totals :M: t T 21 Iii. Titus 3> 11 14 71Sa for :Miltibrrar-r. I.hbkanmd I
t t ....... I .1.1 BOSTON CAP( A selected squadof t >rrh.nlbJuddp 4SSSIlTnnum.. 55555 -popped out for C arU In tin for Oreni U ilkfbtawra : I
labs's $ .1..M.c'sky.lf 5.1255sI5's.IbSll$5J.'s weeks in the for the .... .... al SitS aiBoaon 1
. . ----. .s 4 I 1 5 "G_,,",.. a. S S IIVeIIS.51.b early season I. Ilk Ml-SNrw Id7llow
: 5e513bI1&W I 49 players with only 17 hold- 112 lId 21xLrror I 1
15555 MM 11 > -IErran
a same reason and returned to work Tork
. 55I5Y..f 45115SL Boston II : tI..,....... RUM batted in: Hlrrhrark. , .... Ktmkoltr4 1i
ki S. overs from last year's 1\1"1.--: 15125tthI.c n """'""'"* W. InhJtIIa.
f s%.* . . ._ ilIttYsea.l5 411111 : I a fI S S but found he was unable to continue rOepbena. nnerr 2. Dent I'ttk., 2. DIMaana.Ferris .. 'i .In: -rl.... t. ............ T't'*. THMuitia.PblllTT i
for
IIIf I S I I 5I'5spte4 4 5 t I 5r.d Yanks array. will report preseason Mela. TX 'has. : Hiurkmrk t 114 :
2.
Ru4 5 S ..,. 11.1..I!.. S S S S S Jnoet : n.1 . Ludrll Bern 2. Twv-hoo hlt : Appllrw. -I
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. Iu..i. 45225Itus. training today at St. John's' (IF-nun.p I. .. tILa..ano.e 2. Brown Will.' .-. Heir. ,. Jonra.Thre I I Homo runs: DIMwiin: Undrll. Brrr
J.. . .!' Ii I 11st4.b 15525S's. 1 15555T51s1. .-.b*. kit: Diwrr Home run: ''' WM.llio. .... D Johmon.Rmnrh .
KftfMd7.lleertf.
I .... lil5-4..s is. . I Prep in nearby Danvers. : : Double pla; Berardlnn tk =. ; i i Btotra bam: : tJ CIYSUASS SI
. Tork.Urfl
-----1 Douhta Tork I Applinc I*
-- -- play: *
- _.! H__., 1 I S 1HsSd'.S I". S I I. The Boston National Football : .. 14 5 II X41o'| Total. II I 11414a Pep-Leslie Fight SIliCa Itt on haSi.. Lodi! T. BoMon 1Ba .. I I on bass: I.birit.. P. \ v y.... t. Bam I / i.-wS
.' 'I ..... ...... II SiIITHI '1_.. SS5S5l.j..kL..._.. I I League club will be coached this -fa* for :Mueller In Silt. ..n on nalla,, : on Kinder. 2. off 8.artl 4. sIT i IsUt. D Johiuon S. t ld rll .,. Irr .. Drra1.. : .
5555st.
.. ...... .. I . Smith.I I grounded mn raw Gumbart In *'tke rerria X. litmrk rat: hr kinder L tn KramerI I Pin> I. Ktrark out: b* Lr. S. b D 4ik9on 1BJ .
... ... : _. I. year by Mourice "Clipper" -ran tor :lIttler In Silt Plans Go Ahead I I. br FerriM. Hits; off Kinder S \m 3 Jiuunn.Kramer . I I Pan 1. h PipcJl I Hit.: sit D Jnniuan SIn. ,
... ... '- 'SG..n* 15555C's. I Among the new candidates for Philadelphia. . 40k la* *l-4Itneinnatt sEt 7 .In 4. off Huarlt. 1 In 1. Wild pitrhKramer .: I I.. 4 1-l ianlnfm. I>ITW> k tm t I-:;' !'... 4 InJ
ste-li -----1 - -- I i 21* *1S I*-5l FLINT. Mich. TAP State Box- : lx*.ln. pitcher. Kinder npirea: Mekuiley ..... ii In SJ.. <'.lrt rH 1 In 1 1.1,. Main
I . T..... 34152754sSlid line positions are Yales 230- .._.... t IS.
= = ? Tinw :
11 11I WI- t : sI- bte te i5s l's 5.1.5 Is 5155i. pound Barzilauskas. Georgia's 240-I., Errata: Hatlon.. H.... Ron .....ed in: Wjrartek ing Commissioner John Hettche'sstatement 1 --... pncbrr. Pair I mpirea. : .'.....11&. i i
5.., = : :.N I'5.: :: I .... .'s Jus is 515l's Bill Godwin. SouthernMethodist's PaHrett. Walker. _. .hL Handle. Hattont that the commissionhas Buaunrn. lEts ant Hurlr?" Tun: 1.:a.
. ... e.- I 11_ ,,__ I .... 535 --- pound Baarahnttx. T_.... ,..-...,. bIts:: W5THKfek.MlaJti. . Surface Jensen Take I
pSsIs.I.M. --.1-1 I Jim Syd Wright. who not jet sanctioned a WilliePepjock ,.. : 15fb Discount
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es_ 1 ....sp "..- ; .. .. .. H. TIItts-bs55 hit. Walker" Homo
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an *rMaaao I. BENCHED
: r. ROM : > I CAVARRETTA ,
.---a_ ._ .. weighs 235: Mississippi States Al nut: Halloa. Sacrifice: t.rautt. 11111.hie Leslie match for theworlds ,. Tennis Titles I AU
0.._ .'.. .. 5..S .. S'sS . Maw t R aar Twe- kit. Sd,55's.s nlaTft: Harron to Tounr Zientara t* Miller isTslung. here : Topeka CHICAGO [API Phil Cavarretta.I On TrP": F.
title
featherweight ,
i oar t man' May* mill akli i. Parrlfto 5.- Sidorik. and 260 pound John ,.. \\
S. S 'J 's __ 's ... I5s_ ...... cwk.s5. '...5s.d. Left en b* Phll..lphtaat' TOPEKA. Kan. IAPI) Hal Surface captain and leading hitter of the. Tl,a
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.5' I . .. Aug. 22 left Flint Promoter Tom-
- ,.. 55 Eb'- S .. .. ,. Treadway from Hardin Simons. I. Bai a on bale: Judd 4. Erautt Gumbrn .Lmrork
.. ... .. .. "- ... S's- "5s> raw: M.M-W Sodrr Fain not: br Jwid J. HIM: off Litrlf ta t 1InntBO Cussans undisturbed yesterday of Kansas City yesterday I CUbs. was benched yesterday with
my
., _. M._ te PlannVr te Fata. Left a* hawk: Iw- .br Eranlt; S In I I-I. br Rumbeit. I InX. Island WASHING )
.. I -.. I 11.5. I Sw'stw I defeated Dick Hainline. Rock -
which had swollen
MAC
'roM T. l-k a< Hi>Wa In. BaMa an bolla off as he stood off a heavy early demand a nose infection -
ballnradaett
>: Iwid. rawed
Mild
niicnra aull :
5. Ps. Races :
I Shift
-.. s.. I .... .., 5..I.- I I. I 1.. I......... ;. off MmrklMon 1. K'mrk nr Chicago .....,... pitrber: G__. Impii.. Ma(. for tickets. nr. 6-2. 2-6. 6-1 62. to win shut his left eye. He was replacedby Immediate
... .._ .. ._,.... lop Maliklni.n .. 5, 'TroM 1. HIU ...._... Hrnline and gtevart. Time: 1:1"i I title in the Mis- De
p. S I 5 dt S 5s the men's singles who
p oft InMrtrk S t. I 2 I ........ off Sarai 1 To Washington Park "Hettche approved the bout Friday I Eddie Waitkus only recently -
03: i I'J.. ._ .. ..tn. ..,_ite5' .S /I 5s 4 I.1. off M__ S *. .. arf TMM. k ,a I.tslt.s and his commission secretaryGeorge souri Valley Tennis championships returned from inactivity ORLANDpAPPLIANCE
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.,. .. . : rvaaraOa and Laataf.ukar CHICAGO (API Chicago's horse Williams Stages Brisk .
I S. ,4f S. 5 I. I I L i who there caused by a sprained ankle.
.. DlotrlrnTnn>' : ** Johnson. was
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rn' wisa racing season today shifts from Earlier. Doris Jensen of Des
.. .- ..... 'l pi'.i's: :I, (sEciue AAMni Drill for Title Bout when he did. presided at the sign-
E. .. i 557555, tilt "IUIUP" CAI Arlington to Washington Park Moines, Rollins College prospectthis ,
I s .. .--# J __ Si's. .5,5. I log," Cusfans declared. utM i Ht* .* _
.. -.-. Ctok ..... .5,5.2S423l.4k7.N 413255511s.5555sTSJ.ies where 31 days of galloping I SUMMIT. N. J. (API NBA I Fall. trounced. Ruthie Andrews CONVERTIBLETOPS 210 N. OrMfa) .

-- Si I 1455ti.4dI4II1ST.Ist4 through Labor Day includes 17 Lightweight Champion Ike Williams I Oklahoma City 6-2 6-3 in PkMM 4537 ) 2.4404

1 .... .. lStIIY.1u.Il ill lullS IS stakes with added money of more ;: went through another brisk II i iI Two New Swimming ; the finals of the Junior girls sinTBaseball's el

WHNDABU NIIte.f ;7SSI5st4 I I I than 500000. I workout yesterday in preparation I I gles For

1;._rf S54Svs.t 45:44 Washington Park located in for his bout in Philadelphia Aug. Records Are SetSAN
RADIO SERVICECAU M..25 I' I I S5..25. 455215.t 1 the southwestern suburb of Home- 4 with Bob Montgomery. New I'I FORD MERCURY II
15515
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I 5.-. 151 I r........ 15555 wood. IU. was the wartime site of York-Pennsylvania. lightweight title FRANCISCO API smashed Two::1| Big Six | BUICK CHRYSLER I !
American records
.54,4s i..nte were
'- 5SSSI05515p the Arlington Park season which I holder. I at the Far Western By Associated PrkMlTare PLYMOUTH PONTIAC I
ASSOCIATED 5300MOVING 1 5SSS I' this year moved back to its own The winner of the bout will be yesterday ( leaden ia rcb league. ) : .
-----I plant. Three Washington stakes recognized as undisputed light' AAU swimming and diving championships P'Uyvr and Clu nk r h pet and Other Makes I :
Tests 5s S 4S4 II lusts 31 I H II 3 Ann Curtis of San Walker Phillies 9O 328 SI 114 .348Boudreag
--- a.--alkaj for WMI I. ftk I are scheduled this week. weigbtchampion of the world.i'wire I Indiana 82 293 44 100 341 -
........ _--_ 5s5 .55 55.SrkI Francisco establishing a new markof DiManno. Yankee. 92 349 71 118 .338 S39.50Installation I : It's economical to bu> _
I _. -- -- 555 551-3 2:26.3 in the 200-meter free William Red Box 93 306 78 101 .330 :, Paints as lew than I. nf ,
? error M.inkL Rnn* "-' .... In: Jaaat 2. Fain.riMpiaan. I of Port- Gtutlne Pira.ri 94 32 66 119 .329 dollar t !
Merki Extra
I style and Nancy $10 goes pass
In
Cnorra. Tva-kaM Mt: Mollln. Oupak. I Cooper Ctknt 76 294 S3 n .323 pant
pw._ .ts.. 'I Cnarra. HonM M*: Jam Ktolra kaM: T.hv.ocrtflro Cover Up's RecordEquallingRun land breaking her own national Hun Catted In Fine Quality-Tin or Black
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aa CnUanMm. 5s.5 IMtraWrblladalpkia S. Mlze Glints 79 WtUiam*. Red Box 71
ORLANDOTRANSFER 1 3. BaMa on n1IaI":: an Bamon 1. afrFaolar I! medley with a 4:28.9 time Manha.ll Giant 7S'DlM.' ........ Val <' 67 CENTRAL FLORIDA THOMAS
I .. aft "'11. L Mmrk ant: lop Fovtar 4. Hailed by Turf World Cooper Giant 13 HeBrtcb. Yankees (3
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m. tmSPECIAL I .... k U: fauaralia.L ...... prtrnor Bo,ar:and 5..'_._TI_. 131.tkHMna I INGLEWOOD. Cal. [AP] Cover Up, Zack T. Adding :, Buys I, Mlxe OianU. Oianti 30WUllm 25!Heath. Brown Red Box 23Marshall 20 100 W. Jefferson St. Orlando %3 W. Gore Ate f AMINo

ton's amazing four-year-old became the third horse in racing Mike Schemer Kmer Pirate 25 Gordon. Indian 16

history to attain officially the dream mark of two --

'I Orlando Academy of Music flat for mile and in I MIAMI BEACH (TAP M Ike"Lefty51
minutes a one quarter winning the $100
4 HOURS DRY CLEANINGMAUGHAM'S Schemer. one-time New KILL HIS

..,... An Accredited School 000 Hollywood Gold Cup_Saturday.Ana. I York Giants first baseman yes- I'

CLEANERS I Approved for GJ Training lunmen pointed out. coverUp's terday was purchased from the 'I FLEASTorment I

by Veterans Administration sizzler was the most authentic -j by four and one-half lengths. : Sacramento team of the Pacific

LICaUTtnNf...... -1T7MM DEUTEBT: : I I of the three. Tne time was I with favored Honeymoon third : Coast League by the Miami Beach 1 Dust :

S W. nUfeiBlM &te. 539 Lake St. Phone 5435CKRYSLEB electrically recorded from pole to and the Florida Invader Lets II Flamingos of the Class C Florida : will kill the fleas ) r

pole and the magic eye has not I Dance. fourth. International League:

been known to lie. The fractional times were stu- ;- : on your dcg InI Value

The startling clocking equalled pendous to match: 23. ::46 1/5. I 30 seconds-if it fails it
Behrens Wins Western ,
the listed American record: set 1 ::10 1/5. and the mile in 1 ::343 '5,

PLYMOUTH by Whisk Broom II at Belmont Just a fifth slower than Equipoise's Doubles hjlet Crown : is free Harmless to the

in 19l3. timed by hand and subject world mark.CoYer Up galloped out I

I of doubt in many quarters. the last quarter in :25 2/5 and ;: SOUTH BEND. Ind (APJ Tony dog.lb.

PROTECT YOUR CAR The other two-minute steed was Adoineton claimed the chestnut I Trabert. Cincinnati and the Deep I box $1.00 THREEjTHERS

Saint Andrews U. listed as the son of Alibhai could have estab- South team of Herbert Behrens V lb. box 30c
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STEAM CLEAN CHASSIS AND MOTOR world record holder with a 1.59: lished a new record with a little Fort Lauderdale. Fla.. and Dick

4/5 at Brighton Beach. England more whipping. Moudelous. New Orleans La.. were Sold by Feed, Seed and _

2 SIMONIZE THE EXTERIOR In 1939. But that course. experts But the big Phoenix. Ariz. cot- ,Western Junior tennis champions Hardware Stores. Since J882..Tint Among Fine IWiitkit*

asserted. Is partly downhill cast- ton broker and rancher wasn't I yesterday because they displayed

lag some shadow on the mark. kicking. He pocketed $73.500 first poise- and stamina to win uphill PatentedWILLIAMS'

CLARK MOTORS Inc. There was no mistaking the money and was more than happy title battles..
P. CHEMICAL CO.
.1 A. genuineness of Cover Up's recordor to slip 10 per cent to little Bobby ., Both final matches aturday:;

I his superiority over the rest Permane. who Hew out from New went five sets. with the eventual SIANI.FACT: tRESS: Blended

Ut N. ORANGE PHONE 2-0746 i of the Gold Cup fIeld. He led sec t York at almost the last minute to singles and doubles victors trailing 208 South ORLANDO Parramore St I Whiskey sc proof. tt% teals Mitral .

I I ond-place Burning Dream to the. land in the winner circle. I at one time two sets to one. I Three Feathers Dutnbutors, Lac,N...T.ILI
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tIt ..J.L.E. 1o 'Senators Open G-Men Series Here Tonight II

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Te4.jr wt empty the mail bag: Memo from M.Orlando's' Ed Davis Will r Monday, July 28, 1947 fflrlaniin fflorniiiQ cnttol -- -- Eaagj: I 'Ii I

H Stun Johnston, Orange County Chamber of Commerce Ted Madjeski Signs --- - -- -. -- -

--"f.tjMwve, .. Sportsmen'>. and also Assn.executive. is important secretary to of aU the sportsmen OrangeY Hurl Tilt With With DeLand; Aleno G-Men Nip A's State Softball- Finals Rained r r800 College,

'Itat) tecetei atory In the morning paper regarding the *rearing ; Reported Returning

pew.1. a M perfect, Johnston begin "1 want you to know that I [Special to Orlando! Morr.-'g Sen::ic"}* Out Again; Set for Saturday

a*. IN per cent behind this idea and will Co everything pos- DELAND-Ted Madjeski. catch- Twice Hoag Service Grid
.... ... ... the membership of the usociaUon interested. I's Washed Out er-manager of the 1946 Orlando ; i Finals game of the annual State Girls Softball Tour-

I .ea U oak* .. .... a Ury u each member [of the Orange Florida State : nament, rained out yesterday for the second successive

(*. *. *.........'. A.**.) telllnc each one that the rearing pondto I : League champions _______ i day, has been re-scheduled for 8: 30 p.m. Saturday at

6W tAt peetran fee the remlnc year . I would certainly like to The Orlando Senators their yesterday ______ Bags 15th Win : xposition Park. Tournmanet Dir. Katherine McDermott Teams Forecast

la* w:..1 fe pea shoot this .trejrct. I have called Tommy Starling contest with Daytona Beach here made his debutas I Johnson announced late yesterday.

... t.... h... I waded to talk u him regarding your Itorf.rMau ." I yesterday rained out. will take on acting manager _ _ .. : Pick's Plasterers of Orlando. city c

Br*. Johnston. As we have recently pointed out In ad- the league-leading Gainesville oj and catcherof f7.: nl to Orlando Morr'ng Sent lei] champions and semi-finalists last I NEW ORLEANS .t'P'l A .-d

=! ftrttei 4. the rearing pond Is Important for many reasons. in- j Men here at Tinker Field at 8:15: the'DeLand GAINESVILLE-The pace-set- vear. and the R. H. Hall team of total of more than SO* coU i..

i tfw pteaUbuitjr of growing several new species of game fish to I pjn. today to open rough scvenI Red Hats. He will ting dual Gainesville G-Men eked outa St. Petersburg runners-up for the t Saints Pummel service football |MIM will ..
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serve as acting win here
.-. here before releasing them. yesterday over the State crown last year. are the two onto the nation vndirom tar i..
i I game week of play against the 1- manager during troublesome Pal a t k a Azaleas finalists. 1947 season it was 1DCbraIo8III ....

**. 2-3 clubs in Florida State League Mgr Bill SteinI .... dropping the A's. 6-5 in the opener Departure of the Hall team for terday by the WlIu- ....
*.. ItUM lao and .
Ceitacet. where Commodore E. F. "Woodie" I ecke's week of :, and
2-1
scoring a win in the
standings.Ed st. Petersburg after yesterday a!ternoon's Pirates 14-4 al Football RUnt SM; .,...
Jg"&* *is command of the "Finest Fishing" in the World..is heard suspension > second game. ,
II fill
/ game was rained out led Paul Williamson ongiaM.
.s* ..ane Davis, young right-hander \ Myril ,
yagly. Hoag
and league
humorously, as follows: It was also 'IJ I batting and to the re-scheduling of the game the system which is dstfl .
"*. present plan of operaUon Is to close down sometime late In : added to the staff two weeks ago. considered likelythat Pitching leader received credit for
I I next Saturday. The finals < United Featurequestionnaire
aV..1 who has and lost to l i his 15th win against three lossesin game r5 De: T: to Or3"TO Vs -3:: Sent t.nn!] SndlrMt-
Mr pen Main in October. You may be sure I shall return to The won one one Chuck AI'I': l.. wa originally scheduled for last . :

| Sl. il $Uf .t that time. It UMe I date. is Mgr Lou Bevils mound eno who led ,.' I the seven-inning FIRST GAME opener.) Saturday. and rained out. ST. AUGUSTINE-The St. Au- ally disclosed that aoaw

: far me to thank you IfI1iIt choice for tonight's contest. league batting Madjeski PALATes | CAINtSVILLCok : gustine Saints made it two in a giate and spruce' tjm waist. beI

sb fer IM stories about this SOLUNAR TABLES 'The Senators in their last two earlier in the season before Joining D..uz..2bli2liJ4.54!>> r k l .' rt .5,55.45025 row over Leesburg here yesterday. I I playing competitively far th* '

... rw tU fellowship you jousts with the league pace- Atlanta would return to third rcn.it SiSlSRtjk.35 10554 Sanford Edges belting two Pirate hurlers for an time this >er

*..* ..*.. the inn and myself According to the Solunar setters succeeded in capturing base for the Red Hats in a day or Bark Ik CItCI5lra| .....ii. 15111HPaIISn.IE42ISCIse. 111PMllrke I 144IIin.. I For the established ce.I....... {

.1**. year You can be darn tables calculated for this area both ends of a home-and-home so. i liII5flarp.4 22155 easy the 1947 campaign will ftari ii

> fetal when .f the State. the best times series to go two games up95on PHIISrU II25I.p545. 1 223IThn.4l.4. : DeLand 2-1 I Bright spot for Leesburg was clubs at full strvntth for Use fr t
down In .
you come 4 1 1 r..,, '
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for bunting and fishing will the G-Men for previous time since before the ...-
P-as rev wtu have time I t I I I I (:.MI* I % . Catcher Bill Hall's home run over war. .
a you be as follows with Major engagements.The Standings Uitm.ii 3Si22II.a 2015 % liamson saidApproximately. -
ton* remember and we will .. ..... In Duel I the right field wall during the
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periods indicating the best rough week's schedule opening I ill .1. S 4. I Tight j one-third of th*
1'-.111 S S S .STn. t't'j
.", ffe. entire situation a good time and Minor periods the today sends the Solons againstthe FLOIIIOA STAT LIACU I ---.-- _ __ __ Pirates' three-run fourth when teams reported "pruspecta uss*
d1.I... next best hours: G-Men at the University City Tm W. L Prt. KB TUB W. L. Pit CR > ... It 11111 f: THaIS !II' 1t:1 S z c to O'ando' : s'-- - ., _
irllla u M UI: "f $1 44 Uw Pa1a5.' S54551aOGai..rpHII. .
Haunt! (of Orlandol won A. M. P. M. again tomorrow brings third- A... M 4* ..... 1% p.i.iki 41 H.4l. I'It.I. . 534 =25! s-A : DELAND The DeLand Red for his 11th win, was relieved by a third were pesciBUsur Wi1Ii-
fee MM e... la the Nooura conDu Min. MaJ. 1lIn.IaJ.. place DeLand here. for a single i ..... M 41 .M U'S I..nburt. 4* it .44 !1 I fcirore: Ha..,. 2. \1.- Rum katttj I.rre I.! I son said. and the bs1aa .re
Orl....* $4 45.145' I. B.... H 43 J3T !5 o rate* I. Itnlr J. J..,_.. H_.. Hats dropped a 2 to 1 decision Hal Heiner.LEESBURC" II
te* ..... .Bad* her very happywe Monday 2:10: 8:25 2:40 8:50 game Wednesday pits them Knwlta Ta..ar ..... ...... vert well pleased Tues. 3:00 9.20 3:35 9:45Marvr against the Red Hats at DeLand ."_. Bnrk at ...l.ixl.. ppj reI. kla. ......: Haranei I. .:...*: Imooiaa M l.aalrcoi. here yesterday afternoon to the .1,5551. 55,5.1 Intersection play Wi1IgSI
Thursday night probable I ,,_... 1. ), ..... I I.. ftirk: :.asim I. lirs...... |. .. .... sheriff of Orlando was Solunar rariod taitlno IV* in a n.lnnrtlto, .. (-!, 1'.I..h1 firat .._ **n_ i Ulka 7. E.r..Itts .. KaM aei balte: 01' ...- Celeryfeds as Goose Kettles _.rTh 42115.ta.W 3 I 1 I added would exceed the .s.. t
.1 MN. but !. 2 h_n in "..r.t",". ar. shoWn in doubleheader. and then brings on I InnlnolHi Null I. 'off llual t aff tMalliluii I I. Strure.HI and John Tomat combined efforts K.ltI? ::1 I 1 1 ':"'_.I 1 1 1 I 1 mum of any period before tbe
rerenUy. not at .
mytf Mack ty.w. Minw <.r aacond Met second-place Saint Augustine for : AmmliM II I..whnrf. | I I or Tlirohnld; t. hf; H.a4 1. k; It Callahao 1: I : !C" " 4SISP50II.k.-f. \ 2221HtI I .
I bad been sure that rwda. .......r liour light typ. home-and-home Hit.: !rr H...* I I. C I-3 I.,... S.3 ...... to limit the local swatsmiths . 'I. I S 1It-.I".1f n. 4 1 'I. S war I II
a engagement i tt ... ......k.. II 1
NATIONAL LEAGUE ( Olallakaii In I.> Hit kr pt5.Is' Hoacll 1IIIl5Iw.3I.
woe tfce one who was causing Friday and Saturday. TMM W. L. Pit CB T... w. l. Tel CBBraokUm >...,.. Wlnnina .ltrli t: Hi..|_ l. .ilt< piKkrrThi to three blows. Rigs.IITIIISSn.o: rf 41 lSI
chat dUpkasure about the wrong parking' ticket I would have The scheduled tiff between the U M .''l '.it.......1 4, M .474 14SLI..t. I i, ol>o44. taiplrn. : r.,.. and Tutor TI MI : I III. I Hal Stewart. on the mound for ....101 1" 4 4 1 I 0451145.11 I 1 I :2 I : Orlando Net Owl
Kal I ., .* .7.45.5; 7 S I S II..h.ias 4 I 1 4 4
M 41 n T 'V-hlcai. 41 4> .4 7 14% I the Red Hats. allowed but four ,
boys turn him loose on a long drift to Mexico! Senators and the Islanders here : 1 I
N. Turk 4? 4"* ."t* S ,triu>k ak. >. 35 .'T" ;to ISICONO SAMC1 .t pHttkip2 SI 5 R.4e..p I I S 5,5sri.
.,*. are ealrblHg considerable tarpon these days running from 'yesterday was called off by Umpires BaMao 4* 4! .31' II ,PH Dhia IS M 44 !'%, PALATKA | GAINESVILLE safeties in a mound duel which I ..,.. 25110 Sweeps Match
.. r II S a' aS .S silenced the bats -- -- - --
Rnulta Vaatar' I' I S both sides.
ayX on
MUM psoads .. .... bet the trophy fish to be waiting on Kerry Davis and Eddie Boell I
seems I .* T..k II thlramHrankln S i jfln.'aa.Ib 4000 UJobeneeicf 411 C W 4 Til Tl 1 Tatall :3514112714T..a45.f
M...... Owe lia Ik. trophy fish has held up so far and if we are after a 30-minute wait because of i '.11. rill.hur.K 4-Irinrlmia l.omri.rf USS1SIR.s-4.35| 4010 The Feds pushed over the tM tea 541.- From OAAB Sq4
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1. 1-1 i Hurt Ik 4 1 10 o Mot Mil.aa 4 4 0 SWratkri 5 winning marker in the first half ii Jtmiw'iae 544 !fy14F.
....... .*..f b I. .lit In the 1947 Ruppert tournament It will give I intermittent drizzles and. later a Koala, 1*I. ML- ..Phll.rtelphia...,. 1Giaira i *.If 3 I 1 X a,,1 l>..1._... .1 0 a 1Paiillrkr. I II II of the fifthhf'n Ford "",-, J....IT :. Itman !. Ojll. ..'.,..rk 5..... I Or-
healthy showerUmatilla. Ta4ayPnluhl I : I. I T .|ITh.rI.r.rf" 3 I I 3 5 opened h..I 'In Uilkre. KaraMlikl 4Hi'i llon..n !. Paced by Billy I Smith the
pl.o.m.I .. eat.. I ollrbm. (mom and .l nrwdf Inar Plntr.rf 4 0 0 I 0 Ulvhan 2 I o XOaanoaj with, a walk and moved to second <: ,ll !. llr art. Itmiav BHI Ton-k... lando Tennis. Club net squad w< *
-I e.t Suotmer U another year of course. You must know that it Mliem I .Tb 5 0 0 1 Xliianame, ) 4 I I : 4:11 KJ:piki Ham ram Bell !It..... haIi ..,.
: Iwi' sacrifice and
,...._,_ on ..... : every match in straight ... .
.. 1 S S I 5)E.t.l5| I. 0 IIifcroryB I )lr. ImlMjan. .....11I rill.11.
see a ternflc atntcgle to open even In January of this year as we 1 Raps Nrw Hwr A .k Il-S.,1.CtIe.it-KpHy (7 7) nVindft 3' t I iKtl! ..-... 1 0 S 1 I scored on McManus' single to ..-..... pl.,,' A.A.s..a .. I.ob.la .. .,......_. their six-man train eetatrb wI*..
the ... I Jurfr M I....... .. KarBtmkl: HI.Ian .. It "run-
ft.* acquire property until the. middle of December; therefore Btnton it ilL Lauli- Mha (IS-S) Mnolr \ center. Orlando AAB \estentay
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Total M 1 S II 111 Totala 21142111 aUL I fr 'S Haan: tocakwrc 5. A ait tliie( 1Ra
*0 were a* busy with the Winter business that there was no time forgitwf \It-11.B..IJ.). at Cblraio. -Hatt.. (It-I') ... Jkhmlll Palalaa aio. SIC. "M)-1 Goose Kettles retired at the end : ... a* l.lli: .7 T autumn 1. off Oomlek 4. Smith won 12 straight __ ..
amUsing of the good Summer fishing but I will give Boca Eusti3,18-2 (1.111. ".._me Ill III Ills-I of the fourth in favor of John I off AamMla 1. lnark aart: kr Ratanao I. br blank Capt. W H. Wildbur OAAII
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fcaaiae a fit next Spring and Summer and you can well believe that. I Onb. arkr.hll'd.AMERICAN ; .n"j. R... hattrd In: Lrtpkan Thorpr_ Hnaaa Tomat. who allowed but one single an (._loll I In S 1.1Ii... f.7 raw_ eff Ri- singles champion _-_. .-.. 11.
(Spec;al to Orlando Morning Sentinel! I I run: Thiwr. Ctolm. kaara J..I".... ..... IMozaa. ,I the f S ? took Chartea
LEACUETaai : Lo. over remaining five frames lunna In -T for I Hit kr pttrnn: .y54th Cor Baer Sgt.
t Vpe r.u wtU enjoy )'OUr'ta1t to the Black Hills this Summer if you U MAT ILL Umatilla con- w. L Pel. 6B T... W. I. Pel CBV Burkr SAnt,....: Panhck I. Brlrs_ Veil SANFORD I DELANOoo I l5tlIIetI."" Wild' pltrh. Atmrlrllo. ninntncpltrher 6-2; James Windhaai 0.'I: 'I
tale H-and keep In touch with me." tinued to upward In Lake- Tort 13 3t .543" .Cl.r.!.nd.* 41 .4M 1* tm boMa: ralalka S. GainnriUo 18. B... tmballa I' II .5,5. : Ri.tu. I..,..'.. pltrnvr: Oormisb. Lmrtm -
surge sot.. 51 4* MS tt'Wa.k.taa 41.. 4(1 It : elf Cl," S. B.l,a *. Struck: cut: bOarj t5fae.,7II215..2b 45115 : Lel aM rooi r Tiaw 1 IS Sgt. Robert Lenten ft-1 ;
Thank Commodore WoodalL Jim Black was not the one: and Orange League standings by I IXlrtt 4> 41 .544 11H'Dilriin. 41 M .... 1H 5. Bcln S. Hit b* pllchrr. b BI1IW.ath.m1. .. I Murray. 4 I N I Knapprrcf 4 5 J S Cawthon won from ..... ftaDII
tfeka fat Nt floating him over to Mexico! Jim is an old friend of pounding Eustls for an 18-2 vic ITiilhia 4. 47 .40] 1< ,.... lx.jll 32 5& .341: 24145n.It. I ( winning plfctanB: ... Losing Her ton.rf 4IIIIYu.1r 11115 Brooks. 6-1. 6-1. and Riser .-.r
pitchar: clnrr Implrn: Tailor Wlnstoo. I I jI.1s,3t. I
..... tory here yesterday behind R. C. ;, T.ffe T-4. Cklrat. Y"4.l-.t rt.jXao II I, BrI".rf. ISISW.44tt.rf 4 0 I S S'4-I&54.' .. X 45221 o o I 1 Apopka Rally defeated Lt. J. Hill. 1-.. 8-d.

...... rvader. may we please state that Woodall has one of the Miller's effective six-hit pitching.The ,-.... ,. 2. W.ihlnrlon' 1IMtmtt I .Fat field' In 1 .5 N 11 2 13 ..-..lb 3 5 *. S S 1 The Orlando Tennle Club te..

..*.... ftireu plaeea to fish In. all of North America His place is game was scheduled for Eustls _._ 4..-11*.. Pbil.d.lil 8L IxxjU a-J l-s Winter Garden F..11..n.1I,,?. SIIlSSku.3t.I I S I Madjp'kI. r 2 1IIl2 II S I will meet the Bglln naM _

-* meals. splendid accommodations entertainr1v0tth.Irhn.&lI but transferred. ,.... TadayPnhaMa .0,1.1.\ p 1. S t 1'Siartp I' I I S Beats Clermont here next Sunday
UMATILLA I EUSTI ._ .1Aw1. II . t "!
ptlcbfn ( and hot tarardi I
... welded to really good fishing! Pb r 5.. a,. .5 r S SDke..I.rf parcnthviaalDtnlt : Tnmat.oTotall 2 I I 1 1: .1 re .. I
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I 1 S 0 .',...101 !It-cf I S 5 t 1 at ?<.. Tori (niiM) Trent (1-11 w Trips Zellwood _ __ n T COPS CYCLING CtWrWW
r.m..u T ISSITre..35 41114 \nrh<.,.*.. (1*.ti, n R.rM (1.ai. 74 7 4 21 10 Totali n 1 X T IS POP K A-Hal] McCormack's PARIS F APl'JOph Scheme. fill
fettle aVyao postcards the following catches made at John- J.IIrb... I 4511SIJ4'.tl.9bISS5ORiO'fl.tb I 1 I I.')(......11... I I J 1 t rhl....* ., TIII,4lpIt-Hay,.. (I-I) ... ISr*' 0'' to Orlando Mom iq Senvl, I] .-....... for It"".. la Vfc I double with bases loaded toppedoff Belemm yesterday won the world s
y..II. Banfnril loo *!' I
roabiae. Camp on Lake Apopka: 4 J t I 1 B.II..1 4 S 1 t I I.-.h.Holy (a<.af- )_II... : ZELLWOOD- Winter Garden 1..1..... II 545-I an explosive five-run ninth professional cycling rhampratMrnii
-.., .. H.I.I4 S 2 II' S 1..11I"1t.rfI 0 t S F.... .. ,... 5.... .
Wert. Sanford jeweler. caught an eight and one-half decisively trounced Zellwood 104.here : 1.4545 lo Laka SfrM..o.ei.s inning that gave Apopka a 5-4 defeating Louis Orardin of
TyI.r.35. 4 t 1 I 4Mr.y..f-rf 10121 T..-ha.. kit: XilTanaan. Hioteei. ....
..... k*.. .. a silver minnow plug; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burton :.W......., 41111n1.f 15045RCM&Ip I Taaai INTERNATIONAL W. L Pet.ITaaai LEACUE W. L Pet ,, yesterday as Wallace scat- MrUara. Harnriro- I.-U. Hailrrflalal PnuhlcBlar decision over Clermont before a France.
Mat>..>.. Ii... cot It nice bass-about two pound average-with 1 1 2 I 5 R..I...... 4' I 5 1 1 Mnniraal *4 a* .1". _....._ faa: .4.4HrraraM tered 10 hits and whiffed 11 ZeU- , : ".ooIPIl .. rtnlrk IAt.. .. kaMe HjnfortnrKand large Ted Brooklyn Day crowd -
a-dT.rf 21155T.k..p 10505 .. :VI 41 .S.34 \...,k ._ 4. SI. .111 'wood batters. I 3 B.5M.. kalli aff Krtlln\ I. off that presented the popular Apop-
.... both P. .. ...rr..... Winter Park photographer had a seven iCtt.1b-rf 1. S 1 54 J..... City" 57 4< i3'Tofonla _ 4; .* .,n *rfiart ( Wlnark. ran. : Ioy K..I. t or Toaaat I :
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pss.4 We sad ,..,.. others tulng live bait; J. Harrison.. Jack- ------ ----- B.I'... 41 41 Ma Ral,._ 13 J. 4:1<< .11 GARDEN r .. .,I ZELLWOOO abrIl.Hn4so..a I b. a'rwert 4 HII. oft Edit.. 2 I. 4 Imlnnof kan with $106.CLERMONT I ;
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Tatale It II It 17 1TI! Tot.h :31 t I IT It I .wltt Ta ........ took a sJt and a half pound bass with live bait and J. W. rmatiUt ______ __ 3t 134 SI I-IIEuettt J.,... City I 4. Honiara 1.1Baltfnnra ay 45ii2I.UtI.V.' ., 55224 ..: Btlhtrk and Mnhlrr Tsp. : 1..j4. airS. .' .5,551,
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f Mier. also of Jarkaentille. caught i nine and half bass --- *-4. Tonnta S 1Nnark I Y'nohl'd.rf I I S II ioU H.I..210 I I S I I . ..,. .....
a pound EmIrs: Turner Millar _.... )!.nlt.1I L . I..lous r' > .. :!II S I I 4 2 O
.. W_. Hol'aaiBaadr. T-T. Borlmtar t C Mnlt.I' 4 1 1 I pIK.... "" ...... 3 I 3 I C Three-Bout: Card 'I. "h >'5ISIWII.4d" 'I I I .: 7)()
.*, tike dock wllli Uve NIL T -kaaa kit.: Collins. Taraar I on
M.rahalt. Balloe "'..... b...., Col line, rracvsa" at Buffalo Iposrponfd ram) "' '''''..:'' 2 3 I I 5S1srI..rf.p 5 I I I 3toI..21o H.'h SI321I'i,5'. n 1 : fJfJr.g.
Jullrk 2. MUln 2. Minh.ll Bamflca: MtUar. 4 I I I 1I..r.c 4 I I 3 3 I WIIl..1f 4 I 1 1 554 11... if 3 S 1 4 I:5s5 ,
nnahla. pier: Millrr t. LgO Left aai k.Ma: SOUTH L.ATLANTIC'... LEAGUE W. L, ....t.r. J!iI4P..a4s.e4l1iLII5Ipb.lf 45555RPsds.Ib2Il4NfDflrn.rf On AMVET Mat :: ." 4II224t.dIn: . 4 I : .,
Taan w. Pet
ImallUa: I.. Emtrt T. Bane .. k.lU: off II.IUer I .,._.. a4" 4a ..-3.A..11'| ...... *1 XI .M* 1 I I 3 IIH.I!: I"101111uhha.Ib 5)3 S )'....r... lit I S I ......... 25551hWISrd I::1
Yankees Are I. off Bailra t. off U Clrwart V Klrurk ..t: .. $ .C 3 I I I. IS.aIIh.ib 4 S I 5 4 /III!
Despite 41
Injuries 41 114 JartMnrtlla 4* M ..,
k* Miller I. k> B."" 1. kr Twkrr I. JUte: I nrrarrllla....._11 M SI 4< .SJ 8 Marm 4M _4rflCkartaanm I .11..1' 4 2...! I : dl..cf 4 I I.! IT.sb Program TuesdayA ...1...... 4 0 5 1')1_..., 2 I II 5 ;,
off Ballaa It I. I lenlnfa. off. L. Siawart I U __ 54 4. .1Mimfcta __ (4 05 .111Raetilta 371153i5'4Tet&I. '7 4 It 11 1:1: -- --I
I 1-a. .rr Ta.*n .. I I a. Hit br plunar.k : Vattar Trt.b 311 411 Ks 71| T.t.l. l-" ., -7 :1
Still Regarded AL. Shoo-ins U Utawait iBudoB). Wild' pllck B.I1_ LaaIna I t-I. Annnta 1-Itliriugrima .-t.A iMlt wheat wlMiaf. Itmm..t .a) acarril, J.ii
as ,.. ( "1 ti* 1 D 4
pltehar B.II the -
; 4. Grmnlll 1JarkKCTlUc rrmre: Hariwm Potter T*.-.... IIi..: R. featuring heivY'ltightstable I FAMOUS
V C........ SMann IOo-b_.. I'oc..r. Miln' H. Pound Tilbna.Wallace . of George Romanoff of Anapka a a aaa ao5\ 4
. ......... .. Km.Hard.>ti. "'.... Hcnlry 'Is.-.sita-' CALIFORNIA P-- j
I WHITNEY MARTIN at Ckartntoei Ippd. H TISse-b. kk: pnlter Stolen banull7 : ;
Field Narrows For < . Kacriftnr: T.._ Double' Stay: R. Hcbarhtt Jacksonville is listed on the Inaugural ,, irilkank. SIrIrms. Hardni Aehlrr. Brankln ,.
NEW YORK rAP] Short the trail ..._ H Sldmms-k.. Fh,25-bo. kit I Hina Htilttna
hops along : SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION miana
sports to flave Left tm : VI Inter (*arOeu AMVET-sponsored mat card' .
.. .
m 4 history of the American the team Irish Grid Title Ta.. W. L Pet. Team' W. L. Plo .t. 1. Zefl.,4 t Bam CM balls: off Fetdter. 4. staged by Promoter Temple Ma- r Bronklm. RaW _411St.kalli lIST. arf: )G.I.I. ... t* liarS rff Ma' to5IIi.H.
TVe -year League > ll.. 4T 4* ..:a :\......11I. 52 Maw .," off Mono 1. elf Wallace. 8>rurk _. 55
..1s th. league Aug. 1 on the pennant 37 times. The I > :
Atlanta M at .V>!1 Manphla 4< Utkatlaaaota .43 I I reldler In ItS Innlnn. Morton II. 41-2. .
fiawa1*.'dAM wee. ahead on that date 12 of the 14 seasons they Game in New York M >l .,.. LIllie Buck 11 II .1>> I Hit bi pttrher. : by Hallar* riWrerl). HiM pttckfeMler : Arena.
. Al referee of last Fri '
Remits Va tar4ayA aed ball: I'au.r.I... pitchtrFeldter : Massey
__ home first Just a bunch of front runners, ap- DUBLIN [API The field nar- 'lanla T-IS. ChaMannoaa 1BlraHniluai C . loiplre' tlark.Irrgang i day's featured brawl and mysterious Bad Thwarts with that rich,
.... .
t- :< .11. t-< I
rowed to four yesterday In the Mr. X. of the -
Uttla Rock T-!. Mobil .-1 one Channel Swim Bids bottled-at-the-
....klnf of the Yankees Irish football championship com Mwphli 11-T. Ve Orl.... 1.-. lint( fa_ Graham brawl's principals are matchedin
wif Marti. reuld alibi all ever Van Acker Wins petition to be decided in New 11 tnnlniil i I the main event in what mat DOVER England rAP Choppyseas fl.' 1Ier)' taste i

.York next September. when Kerry AMERICAN A&SOCIATION ',And fans regard as a grudge affair. forced Elna Andersen. Dan-
*f a*aue if the club wunl mkMa AAA 100-Mile scored three goals and eight Tea* W. 4.. .....\\1.. .. W. L. Pet. McMillan Win Door prizes will be handed the ish girl swimmer to abandon her NOW -
Kama CIty 41 It IM ..hi.bu. 4. K l 7LmK.llla I $100
t......* el the race. Charleyeftee points to defeat Cork which had (t 4* .'71'Mlnnaapolla. 41 SA .4UMilwaukee ; first 50 ladies admitted to the attempt to swim the English ONLY

M eut. probably for the seas two goals and six points. !M 44 .Ml'.mi. Paul _. 44 sa _4K 'Gun Club Honors arena. Channel after she covered four of
Auto Laurels Indlaaapalla.. ii U .4'} ..1_ 4< ft .liORaavlta i the 26 miles in two hours and
Ylk.H Baseman. BiD Johnson Other semi-finalists none of Vaatar ay i Neil McMillan of Winter Garden minutes. SHERRY PORTMUSCATEL

Ml far 1M time belnc. and MILWAUKEE [AP) Charles which Roscommon played and today Antrim.are Meath.Opponents
....J,_ .4 ChetMUer and the H. Paul It... Uximllla 2 IMlam.polit trap honors In the weekly shoot swimmer. who called off a channel -
e Van
Acker of South Bend. Ind
for the matches which will .
I 4-4. Indtanapalla 1-t : at Orlando Gun Club yesterday
W!.1U'" $ ,,.,..* lIMa are afH roared Into the lead on the 97th determine the teams that go toNew FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL' LEAGUE I i He tied with Charles Irrgang at All-Star Grid Team uncertain attempt weather yesterday went because for of a

*** arm trouble. Wonder lap and sped on to win the 100- : York have not yet been an- 1'... W. L. pel....ITaaai W. L PelH I 48x50 in the skeet competitionand ;, CHICAGO API] Quarterback trial swim around Varne Lightshipnear
*. . IC SI .45*
II .I'P. F aHi
....i Yanks would be if these I mile AAA championship automobile I nounced. T.arena.... __ It >1 .ntPnankari,. 44 17 .111 divided trap honors with R. Arnold Tucker who did the masterminding Folkestone while Miss Elna
eJI were enjoying food Ml.Bl Bwk IT 41 .571 ...k.l_ 14 .1 _IMMlaail 'C. "Bob" Graham with another for Army's Mr. Inside Andersen of Denmark made the
race yesterday after. TedHorn's .__ *t 51 .41* Ft. ..._ Pair of Golfers In Raaalta( YI44...a5Mia.IB..d.l.H"a'sS I, score. and Mr. Outside Doc Blanchardand first year's try at swimming the
car developed motor trou I. Other skeet scores: J. V. Nel Glenn Davis yesterday was Channel

............ ,... .1Ie.... e>f Iasseesh.t ble. Foursome Miami, S. Lakeland 4WeM 'I son. Eustis. 46x50; Ed Fishback, named to the college all-star foot- ..
1 t
Ring Gong Palaa Beark 1-1. M PHanISri
total Larry MacrbaU Van Acker covered the een- Pact Lo_". at T...... ppd.. r.la 43x50; J. R. Fuqua. 44x50; W. L. ball squad along with two other
.haw. c.... A. B. Clt*..
.....4. ..... lea say that they In one hour nine minutes and For Aces-in-a-Row I West Wins in Negro all 21x25. ', zel and Center Jim Enos.

at*** I. >|.M with a gag? . 47.S8 seconds. AKRON. Ohio [AP] A pair of Back of McMillan and Graham Army will thus have five representatives
f .. III.... fe "'U'. .111 with I I[ All-Star Ball Tilt
Horn from Patterson. N. Jj golfers in the same foursome shot in the trap shoot were Buck Richardson on the collegiate con-

*3Mk W J ta the (lonUl Liaise.S. had taken the lead at the 27-mile '. consecutive holes-in-one yesterdayon CHICAGO [API The West took 46x50: Irrgang. 43x50; tingent which will collide with

$..H be eaMh the Major yet. mark and held it for 70 laps before Turkeyfoot Country Club's 140- its fifth straight triumph in the: Fuqua. 23x25; Fishback 22x25 L. the champion Chicago Bears of

,.. t....4.4j >f Johnny Mite he had trouble. He nursed yard No. 4 hole. I annual Negro All-Star baseball M. Studdard. 20x25. and Mrs. the National Football League at

b. M4IftY ......ea mm, (*rtain- the car around the final threelaps Using a seven Iron. Abe Josephhit : game. with a 5 to 2 decision over Richardson. 19x25. Soldier Field on the night of Aug.

set serlese, ht we tin to finish sixth. the 'with a ball that just the East. which was held to only I* Irrgang won the doubles honors 22. Blanchard and Davis now in

...t ...l.e..U. 4 why hall! play Duke Nalon of Los Angeles tried managed green to roll In. Then Morley t three hits before an announced with a 45x50 with Graham and Hollywood for a movie venture

tP I. ....e*! ..., wear **.t..*. vainly to catch Van Acker but finished Storey stepped up to the tee with j crowd of 48,112 at Comiskey Park f, McMillan smashing 43 and 41. previously were named to the all-
*.. .he. at the plate.
air* eeeaj
second. one and a half laps his No. 5 iron.Storey's yesterday. respectively star squad.
taM aVcaaaUf ItaJalfen hate >... .
- ---- -
behind. A half behind Nalon -
lap
the rolled .
drive hit pin.
HIM "freest" !I .-.,,.. .. _. ,
ytbo.. M" upt.ee ." "" .
Paul Russo of Kenosha. Wis. "' _
was ,,,
v'
then took back .iI
onto the green a ,
.. .ue cilia Ice ._ :
t) v '
,. ..
who experienced motor trouble ., ,
bounce Into the cup. '\'- ......1. "" .
IM |.eM, M MUM he atfdetf.lattettnUnil early In the race. I I ;:

Only seven cars finished of the I 1- '.: y (; i
WI Billy Coon is California Trims : .1.1"s
Hollandof *
starting field of 19. Bill \'F : 1
,
a MO. aecret training but Conn who _._" -
to far comeback' we Bridgeport. won '" Tr;,' fi.
a
the pole post In the time trials Texas Polo Team .:' ''
kAMr Maybe. It'a Just to ? "' :1:1
Saturday and was the winner In 'f. .
Mtte Me scales Y. fAPl ,.
a wetcht the AAA race here last June 8. OLD WESTBURY. N. ,
$4 ..TV He could beat a Coming from behind in the final 4SS 'BeattUJ
drove only 25 feet when a gear
..I Ife M9 .ba are maklnc the California : -.v v.. a
withdraw.the two periods. quar- ... "0'"
broke and forced him to .e: \ ; COVERS
.** ttietr fttu. at that. tet defeated favored Texas 10-7 : -\\\w"\ \ SEAT

_.w> hand...' fist. you yesterday in the second semifinalof '
M* He counted himself out South Americans trained En- O H. "Pete" Bostwick's $5.000 .: 11iil iir (;.D5 ., cse,..

lilt waa taunted" out In his dea YOUr and Ensueno. their entries | handicap polo tournament before : I ti 9 Jj 1 :.:- M&df) of sue material sad

... wtAto Joe Louia. but that In the Empire City Gold Cup :, 4,000 fans at Bostwick Field. i I II .i ,- - SdW Ii P precision tailored \0 fit P HWfectly. -

.Metj lie ... and the a week ago. The workouts were With George Oliver rousing his 0 They'll protect tae

__ of tHat unpleasant expert long and complicated. The horses I I team to fever pitch during the vital :r-.5-__: IS upholstery and add ram food

.... awcta hart faded. I would be galloped half a mile. two periods with his shouted s- : looks,too.They're a grand buy

rested then galloped another half directions. California dominatedthe
_. MattM be wvetec as asaal. mile. Then there would be a long play at the crucial point. I i I c..I. ..a4 Sa aUnt ProportUM'ory Uw

M_ we bate a hunch Rocky run of several miles. No saddles Texas led 6-4 at the half and 7-5

*setu4'* Mt "..... In :NewfWfc were used in the workouts. a white going into the fifth chukker. but |

M*.M Mkk tenter than a sheet-like cloth being substituted.The lost the lead in the fifth period

M erf p..... ,....ke TIM eMimls.ojaoi animals also ate like stevedores 8-7 and never recovered. : j

..... be ealUig crew kytttb consuming almost double _
l.g It audit ......re. and the ration of oats of the North vT ; _
Boswell// Wins Blind
.taMkl feel eb a,tlea would be American entries. The invaders ?

a 4e0 e< ........ Tbereafca dldnt do so w ell. U. S. Golfer's Crown I

>..... t".k... a Baaa quite 5b5 __ -. -
.a) .
ttm U etMAte a .........*. Base- get interested in right now is j Boswell Birmingham. Ala., who I

hit plater* ftbetild. know tbat. football but the rosters with)I lost his sight In the Battle of the I I rTW.. _._ __ FIRESTONE
-- -- -- --
4.) aiaaieete amfeht k_w be railed glowing accounts of prospects. already ., Bulge yesterday won the U. S.
Blind Golfers Championship. PITCHER DOBSON IS OUT-AND IT LOOKS the game at Boston. Dobson tried to come MATCHED SET
trio .r*>M. Mt ... set going' are pouring In. Glancing at .
te fc keovkealeii" tau ...''lln.AJ. a schedule such as Iowa has we Boswell defeated Clint Russell PAINFUL! : Joe Dobson, Boston Red Sox pitcher, home on Johnny Pesky's single to centerfield RAKE LINING

figure the only way they could Duluth. defending champion two slides out at home with a pained expression but Thurman Tucker was mighty fast in

have made it tougher would have and one. after they survived two as Chicago White Sox Catcher Mike Tresh whipping the ball to Catcher Tresh. [AP
.MB are a !little be- been to book a couple of double days and 36 holes of .,play with I I
hirrvwith the ball in the second i of Wirephotol.] S I
;: by the manner In which I headers. { three other contestants In whichBoswell ,'I togs inning
.1.1I was Medalist with 218 and !I-

Russell followed with 231.

LUSTER FOAMevooipow I TURNS UP _____________ A'ctt7'i1.. PAINTING-TOTAL PRICE $25.00
1911 POSTCARD
fr dogs. kin, aod rrpU fleas s.d tick S Our $25.00 Paint Job Li only $25.00 unless you
t.*U>.r..e>rfclM ..._t* .w_, .! arts Joe. krst l 5 MATTAPOISETT, Mass. !UP 1I order extras-our finest Deluxe jobs are also
.*.... Waauavr. .| trrrmt DaytM dog (_.W. I* a. I A postcard addressed to the late I I according to order.STIVERSPONTIAC.
I ......)...* owe W loiter FowteV.ataM I I Ij John M. Washburn of Matta- 0 priced your .

a>7 LMalaul Dr... Fe.4 aid. Pet Store I I poisett was delivered 36 years i ORANGE AND CONCORD PHONE 2.3171

;: BOWER LABOBAToarea. ORLANDO. FLA. I three was months mailed in and Washington.three days D.afterit C. Jo 'h ; (2 W. Colonial We can for aid dcnver. PkoM Ile I i _

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iiiurntllg Monday, July 28, 19471j Livestock Men

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F Farm! Support 4p Emory Student 4 t

+ See Year
Held Girl'sAssault { srl : Big

on II ,tl: '

Need Dwindles/ F't 1 ; THOMASVJLU::. o.. r IATI taw"

ChargeATLANTA stock producers in U t I fI1111M. i,

ie _mtnoN Georgia. North Florida and*.... ;
IAPI) The Com- / [UP] A 27-year-old {
**p(. ss* yesterday that $ college student who' allegedly east Alabama! area arc hrati., .Mrtheir !:
; fiFt $100 million fear
.. forced 18-year-old girl to sub-j'
an
. II ,... were to fall the Production and MarkctM All- .J
mit to him and then sign a state
....... t tI
-.1\ 10 ttw Oo\ mment'* ment that she had done so will- m.n'strauon indicated j .
I"... .tr tiMe price of r yA ingly for the price of $1 was held I I The Federal arncythat r.-.
n If h' i'' 4t would. drop by Fulton County ,authorities last high production a4. -e.IN
l' ", i I'r 1 per cent night on charges. of criminal as- prices at eight major /10.. Ui
nu! farmer! wouldi sault. the tn-State area bwI1Md MINI.
I . i .( cuiii Income Listed as W. O. Lamb a GI stu- .- < : i sales for the first st. Malr M
'. I :, wrutNS. 1evlsaaysr ., -.'." ,';- .IM eslMe..
.. . : dent at Emory University who '. '. --" '."- 1947 to more than
I Tttrx lives in New Orleans the suspectwas The trend H eapr.Ml1.. IIIIi
,. '..H, A ....rtm..nt an- arrested on information sup- i
,..h' .Ad tote --r4 rrlnosI plied by the girl, whose name was 1 p"r '.... Hop prices aWJ"alfed lance rlali
t"1wa. UIMd fw farm withheld. : . r .'. 20 cents a pound caalNNld ... I
".s.. n ..H .well this learl Detectives said they found two be 14 35 ceiling price l IB the tMOt
t.n.,.."- ...... rrn the rreMNMi notes in Lamb's possession. One I F half of 1946.MrdJam .
-.d the farmer coli read consideration for the grades! of bi -f ____

IKI.d tra r. sum of $1, payment acknowledged ... f'Jt. i\cia"ed $60 to $70 percalcs lend eAlde
.. 1. I c: ._ make it arse-[ hereby as received I have voluntarily 1.- . old for $40 to 141.i .
',. far the I.rn-: engaged in sexual intercourse : -- -
-
i
,
.f. rnu. n imder itsup- with William Reynolds in ,, \\o o.r" '., Elmore Harrn new has4lielskl
I nUl Tl. Commerce V) I
I
his car. star of the Brooklyn and ,
,, "' a -n' r<.l___ the eeneral The other was described as a I! makes checker pia>in* htt ......
,
a Ir\_i would have to "mash" note in which he had writ- .
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., ... -
1 ", 2V par cent to reach ten his name and telephone number I
r "iiatltll'% ...... RITA HAYWORTH [right, above! screen star, and Anthony Police have, been investigating SOY BEANS SALVAGED: Chinese women sweep up iov oeans from truCK in Shanghai, FlorenceFLORENCE w..twn .. rte

1, 'iijrt. trvet to determined Eden, Britain's popular Foreign Secretary, are shown above reports that a youth has been :I where food prices: are sky hi,jh. ,
: MM. aommit not only notes, wrapped in $1 bills
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pressing
giving their best smiles for the cameraman as they attended
., i BEAUTY SHOP
t vita* the fanners into the hands of young women in
I Ain beans. of thine theyWARREN'S the world premiere in London of Miss Hayworth's latest movie, the downtown Atlanta section I I No Fxlr.i Charge: fw .*....*..-

I h ." -- ._ _ I Ij Down to Earth urging them to call him. said : Marshall Using Able DiplomatsWASHINGTON : and Shaping .rtl> P.I ....-
The alleged attack victim I 24 s. ORANGE At K. m -)
( o.. tIMN6 ..... that Lamb got her into his car on I
j U. S. Assistance to a pretext of showing him direc- [UP] Sec. of top posts abroad far outnumber the fears of the career diplomatswho 1-
Dunning Germany tions and then drove to the com-
State Marshall is quietly deploying purely political appointees. Also, thought he might pick many ...
south of At- I
N. ora.t. An. munity of Palmetto '' former Army colleagues for high ladies-
I"rftntJtUons lanta where he, threatened. her : some of his youngest and most America's ambassadors and min-
if-
positions He has not and instead -
'
Exodus From Red ZoneBERLIN
\ Only I Spurs with death unless she submittedto able career diplomats to key trou- isters, on the average, are younger has chosen more foreign Shop first, the_
....... i I I
,
tate' him. After she had done so
I ble spots in preparation for the: than in any recent period. service career officers for high positions -
Deavery [AP] The assistance the United States is giving she asserted! he forced her to sign diplomatic battle for peace with The project abroad coincided that those men had even

u-i the Western zones is drawing Germans from the the statement. : the Soviet Union authoritative I with similar ones at home in the hoped for.wsiH. SIESTAi.POt
J Eastern zone to the West like a magnet in the opinion of I sources disclosed last night. State Department itself: (Iii Selection -
f $ TextileWorkers Pay I Without fanfare, Marshall has of a department high com- '
pea Monday lunings many American Military Government officials. I:
been eliminating deadwood and mand, which is about completedand I
1 There are other factors in the efforts_of. Germans..to !'''Hike Reaches $3 Million' inefficiency in the diplomatic has a preponderance of career ) out forGreatly E\ST WINDOW ( :

fi cross into the Western zones illegally ofa service abroad. Political plum ap : diplomats: [12)) streamlining the Reduced
(lAP Negotiation
I officials said, but pubUcitygiven BOSTON pointments have been held to the, department by amalgamation of I! 611lAlIIMK
5 cents
contract providing a
11 WMter Palk Phone 68 the assistance America is new and I lowest level m history, and assign- various secretariats. centralizationof Gift Merchandise
'CubansSquawk hour general wage increase
an ments given men who have madea all intelligence work and creation -, HOME & HOEQY HOUSE (I t #&1
30.000
for mem-
sending to the Western zones has : five paid holidays career of diplomacy to theworlds of a long-range planning 111* t:::. Colonial: Drue
bers of the CIO Textile Workers ;
led many Germar to decide "let'3get most important listening staff. '
Union in the New Bedford-Fall'
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there and squat. Uncle Sam posts In his first six months as sec- -
TOYSTOYLAND At Act : River. Mass., area was reported the end of the Bummer Marshall has at rest ,..., , , ,,, ,.., .... ...... ,
I Sugar will take care of us." i i I I yesterday by Emil Rieve general I II By retarv put : ;:;OOGk'C ;)00-----:- :; ;:" :- --i_ :""" '0., -; '\ .J() (
the U.S. will hate in the Bal- -- ---
Movement of Germans inside I I I president of the union. He said kans, Central Europe and Sweden If Your House /Is For Sale List It Wit t
Germany. particularly to :: the new agreement which would I II
the strongest diplomaticrepresentation
HAVANA lAP Cuban
I newspa- change residence requires official I I replace one expiring next Friday, in history. I
pers were unanimous yesterday in ;
I police approvaL Interzone I would increase workers' pay en- I The Middle East has been
area
their
condemnation of the clauseof W. B. NICHOLSON
usually temporary for million annually.
are $3
passes velopes by
strengthened, and changes S
the United States sugar quota I I major
;
business or compassionate rea- I DiAPER 5F.MVK.EFor f,3 l
act which authorizes the Secre- liD China and France appear to be I #
I
tary of Agriculture to withdraw sons. ; RKO Sells Pathe News j i in the near future book. Itncrvation or Immediate Delivery Realtor
USSIE.COME HOME! portions of the quotas of foreign I However, many Germans are I Marshall it was reported has PHONE 2.3357 14 So. Main St. Phone 2.1it"WalkORide"Reg. '
to fear that the "iron To Warner Brothers ..
beginning
governments which deny "fair and approached the problem with his '.
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Vr". ..... h. N .... ...t deg equitable treatment" to U. S. citizens curtain" one day may slam even BURBANK. Calif. (API Acquisition -'old Army tactics of seeking<<; the :'. :-' :-- .---------r. . o..
... >....< Ibo. >...... 11k ....... tighter. In Summer therefore, of Pathe News by Warner most able "field commanders"available
...s tlM .r ..,!.....) criHert.; when they can live easily off the RadioKeithOrpheumStudios to be his eyes and ear: Irrigation Equipment ------- --
w... .., ..,...... 'p.. kettle' el Diane de La Marina assertedthe land and don't have to worry too Brosfrom announced jointly in strategic areas which ring the
was
"S4. Woc" w q..Iy ..4 ...cti..I: clause was a violation of international much about housing, they are
Union.
,.. . .... courtesy and would yesterday by Harry M Warner Soviet -SHiMLER3!
.! |*4. .! .t1e14 don.'t making a rust for the American i A of American embassiesand
and Ned E. Depmet, vicechairman survey
the Cuban
.. SeW place entire economy BABY STROLLERSI
tIM gryeb.r.
'y zone. of RKO. Warners take over legations abroad shows that
at the mercy of the U. S. PUMPS E30i1ZS!
PItQ1tM' ODO WICK KILLS Secretary of State" In his judgment American zone border police all assets and equipment of the for the first time in recent peace- -
who
IIHrUASAHr ODORS 49c of any Incident arising turned back 41,879 persons newsreel division of RKO Pathe time history career diplomats m
were attempting to enter the FOR GROVES AND FARMS
- - $9.95
between an American citizen but the deal does not affect Pathe .
illegally almost double the
zone short subjects commercial filmsor Free Engineering Service I
and Cuba.El
Aluminum Plastic
or
number apprehended at the
Mundo said the act had characteristics border last March.In studio facilities.JohnsManville. ind Design SPECIAL PRICE I $*f Jf
which "reject the principles WALL TILE
y r addition. 2818 persons were : THIS WEEK ...,.. /
of the good neighbor policy"and WorkersEnd l u..uu
l arrested who were caught inland W
the Socialist newspaper Hoy 159: Color Combinations Bath LORLDAPIPE t .
after they had slipped past border
termed the act an attack on Cubs Strike After 11 Days room complete as low as $30 & SUPPLY COX
patrols.A HARDWABC M'
JOSEPH BUMBY
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lint by North Aiflerican!: imperialism. S i ,
t peak of 67,000 attempted illegal j NEW ORLEANS (UPI Some 550 SCHERFER TILE CO. : $ _//-ARLA//DOFLA.
crossings was reached in July workers at the Johns-Mamnlle { OKHNDO"We 1S I\Tt R PARKS
The U.S. has outdoor
11,559 "OHiacx si
eo.w ax..YO.r K' *3Q
t :325 N. Phone ZSS7
playgrounds. last year. This figure gradually i i Products Corp. at Marrero La.. Orange l
sews aa ..N"Mr. dropped off over the Winter but will return to work today follow- _
then started up again. ing a vote to accept a company i
Dhtrkt Atlofact.t.etr. LA CANTINA ITALIAN wage offer of 12 cents more an

.. RESTAURANT The first ship built in Americawas hour. They ended their 11-day ,
the,Virginia a "pretty pyn- strike by unanimous vote Satur-
'N1 rnlrhs Brunette"M raraoai Spaghetti and Meat BaDe Place of about some 30 tonne. day. i
Chicken a la Cocclalora
..ring It.. M I STEIK CHICKEN SHRIMP constructed at Popham Beach :
One. Highway. Phone 5651 Me. in 1607. i Approximately 2,145.000 passenger i
t Closed Mondays automobiles and 933.000 buses r- :xs ;. .

e were produced in the United a .was:
States last year the Encyclopedia

L DINING ROOM COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE GOODS i To'relleTe .. '=1\\ Britannica reports. That 1947 was Book 64 per of the cent Year un- iI

burn itch O'' ,: der the number of units producedin p .r. VY'y. > '

EL PATIO and sung of Z 1941 t I
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Barbecues Picnics Heat Rash .. - - k; y j y'C

Dancing under the stars"I I PERSPIRINGMOTHERS

MM .,.... ... .... Orckcitra Wed..sday/ Saturdays v-- ,
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'P1 Wlser. PeopleCLil G...... HOW USE MEXSAMA TONIGHT fd'
There'i wonderful relief for all in t
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Mexaana on hot humid days and "RAINBOW ISLAND"In ,.
nights. Helps absorb excess perspiration ( Technicolor
I ) that often causes prickly heat Dorothy Lamour Cartoon. Eddie Bracken

; minor skin rashes.Prevents chafing. 1&tt'SWorld News s pay v
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COCKTAIL LOUNGEfit Dust Mexsana on after bath. An First Show 7:45

........_ excellent deodorant. Relieves tired Children tnder 12 in Cars Admitted
MM* >--- MaJtUiX .*. AlUmMite Trt. W. P. MTtMOpe aching feet and itchy nuisance ofathlete' Free
Complete Show From 1*:34
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ACTION EXTRA!SHOTS OF EXTRA ELMER! \'

1 JONES' FAMOUS PALOMINO ti. +
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NOW SHOWING Announces A New Floor Show *
-YANKEE FAKIR"Ope
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FOUR ACTS-STARTING MON.. JULY 21 I
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i wr+w a ESTELLE CRAWFORD KATHLEEN DENNIS II I .

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iw 3 Floor Shows Nightly, 9, 11, and 1 took our airplane spotting mighty seriously The air defense of this country has cha1I1. t
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i ' I JAY MILLERS' ORCH. EVERY NITE. during the war, and a lot of the people I worked lot since V-J Day. And, fortunately, the Air FiRt61i

y : i FAMOUS FOR FINE FOOD FOR 20 YEARS with on the post got to be so good they could tell have organized an Air Defense Command tiltai 11

; PHONE' 5910-CHENEY. HIGHWAY-CLOSED SUNDAYS i a plane just by the sound of its engines. gearing its tactics and equipment to ward off IIIIwe

from the fastest most modern aerial /
us. woipoim.
'They told our job was important. They said .

Starlings Gary DUCK IN 3974 Blossom Orange TrailWe W- they could have fighter planes in the air one min- On Air Force Day, August 1st, the pubIie .

1 / 1 1O serve the came you get delicious during foods the evening from noon till 6 that ute after we reported enemy aircraft to the inforhave a chance to pay tribute to our new Air Fitltt

e.1St.tt 1:45: c French JUMBO SHRIMP mation center. Many people will be able to visit Air Fora qyr
$1.25
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exhibits. Others will take this day to think .
t111i.
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HIGH BARBAREE"KING'S "But when look back it how little
r (I. Dl.ing Room OnyTx you on wo
ROW1u. yen Job., ously about the enormous responsibility ttw
MJ tllif.
I*** M ARyio* 1 knew what was to come We were looking for
AfACHI ROSC is placing on the wings of its Air Foroec.
'Wet* To.arorT,3..w U. Aad D-tom" Ii
'Tb. lw a leaf Tit Won't you too make an effort that
day to -.v'.
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car. O..T "Imagine trying to spot jet fighters traveling
Air Forces better?
your
six and seven hundred miles an hour! How couldwe

report, rockets and radio-controlled missiles .

going three thousand miles an hour?" VISIT AIR FORCE DAY EXHIBITS AUGUST WHHI ';

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Tunes Today .. SPACE FOR THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS CONTRIBUTED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE Bt:
Bw wra.Inner I'I'B.., Restaurant :JH''H.I" !
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N fl j "BAMBOO franco TOUMTTOV Uvfford BLONDE"M I 9 A.M. TillMidnight 6 MidnightDrive P.M: Till !:4 'l WQOTTEH AVIATION INDUSTRIES INC. '

e ?'Able ne i Irish Atea gene'1 I In Restaurant I 4I A F ORLANDO, FLA.

ON THE WINTER GARDEN ROAD 2 MILES
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rlanfca fBrirntag ernttnr% Monday, July 28, 19"

I main line to Zurich. All the i
10 Die in Swiss Train Wreck
British Society Eyes Princess EINSIEDELN. Switzerland tAP times were Swiss.

Ten persons were killed and 30 Leather soles on shoes per..
As Dressmakers Vie for Favor injured Saturday night when two the passage of air through .
trains collided near here on the natural hide.MEANWHILE.

.. LONDON [UP] Princess Elizabeth will select her -- S S
trousseau from among Autumn collections of London's A.w.ree } P.aie

"Big Fashion Ten" instead of from her two usual pet t[ Blossom Queen +A, :a L

I designers for her wedding to Lt. Philip Mountbatten

) court circles said yesterday. HORIZONTAL VERTICAL'- A T rN

&nc the Royal bride-to-be I 1 Pictured 1 One-spot two ss

i derision to accept the beet all London -OMan, Neighbor KilledIn daughter of Negative MtE '

designers have to offer. U. secretary = Binary K

Worth.Aocele Delanche and Dlgby Air Crash Near Home of agriculture 4 Slate a p c
Nancyi -
Morton among others have competed -
UTICA N. Y. RIP Two men 9 Relatives "5 Ceremony Q E N !
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Hartnell
hotly with Norman
died yesterday as .a result of a 6 Cut ,
10 Renown
and Captain Molyneux for Eliza plane crash near here. Gerald 13 Opposed 7 Either. L_ 23 Plate 43 Natrium
beth's favor.doctety Tanner 33. of Schuyler In Herki- 14 Dry (comb. 8 Night goddess 25 New York (jymbc.)
U watching Elizabeth mer County was killed instantly form) 10 Froth >* town 45 Chancy
clo.ely and there's no doubt her when a plane he was piloting 18 Aged 11 Likewise 28 Regret 46 PInt prt
I went down in a meadow near his 12 Doctor (ab) 47 Memorandi
election will act the fashion In ,home 1I'hUeV1l3on Dodge 33. a :19 Is dormant 15 Man's 30 Belongs to It, 48 Prince

Britain this Fall. neighbor of Tanner and a passenger 21 Plunge nickname 33 Cease 49 E:: :':ur. 0:
The Sunday Pictorial said the in the plane, died in a hospital 22 While 16B< borne 34 Vases' 51 Ed:;e
23 Mixed
heiress presumptive will be mar- an hour after the accident. type 17 Unclose :16 Hindu '53 Sp.cad
ried fsturday. Oct. 18. just 100 I Toward
124 19 Quiet 1 garment' t 55 Par.nt
Down
days after the announcement of I RED LOBSTER POPS UP 27 Ethical 20 Branded 37 Level 56 French arts

her eniacement NEW Mass. [UP] .
BEDFORD
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The People a magazine, reportedher 29 Foreign L. 1 a 1 e
Antone Everett fisherman might
31 Indian
fiance will return to Corsham
have thought he was tending a
I 32 Encountered
Naval Base today to resume his ;
cooking pot instead of a lobster I She is 1947
affairs and 33
lectures on current _
I pot when he found a bright red blossom 0 I IL. 1 Is L 1
naval warfare Philip accompanied cherry -
lobster in one of his traps. But
the Royal Family on their annual -
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the creature was alive, which did I I'
Scotland vacation. I I 33 Outmoded
not surprise Everett who found a
Tb# ....pl. added that the old 38 Abraham's u. 2i iii t
title .( Edinburgh will be retired I yellow one six years ago. home _
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that he will be created Duke ofEdinburgh each of them now claims to have Carolina (ab) -
alter the October designed more clothes for her trip 40 Halt an em"3i i1 32
wedding. than did his rival. 41 Average (.b) is y s5 Ii '
Autumn fashion shows will begin Mayfair. site of most of the big 42 Tavern
here today and in the past I fashion houses was quiet 'on the 44 Merited 8 asK 9 010 +i
few days Molyneux has hastily imported I eve of Automn showings and there 49 Mineral rock
from Paris his old stamp- : has been scarcely a whisper on 50 Former IS 4b-r .4v 5 r1 ys yt
Ing ground, rar silks and satin what may be expected from the 30 Russian rulerS2Weaing .
hoping he will be picked to design or so models each house will 50 7sl; s3
DUabrth wedding gown. hibit. Only Worth in answer
eX-I deice
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HartneU. Queen Elizabeth's _favorite frantic questions on skirt 53 Slender sy
and Molyneux created has admitted his tailored suits
Princess Elizabeths wardrobe for be a good inch and one-half 54 Stationary t',
her South African tour. In fact. longer. I ,57 Conquered
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MENlAJ-TA-e-KS AT OUCBAN08CusKUPOMvouBOX AAu.O CHARACTER
SEARCH HIS PANTS MIGHT BE ANVTH90 I A+{
: SAW ETTlhlG PUNCHED POCKETS BEFORE PLUG TOBACCO TD r _
!*fl5I'VE l.iCIYO\.) BOwt.EG6ED 1"H 2EE YEARS I PUT THEM M i, LATE! THE OfJLY TIM_ I
wrrn-ATOM 80M8-OKX36AM. AGO.T CAM MURDER HlNV WITH THE OTHER FORGOT IT WE ALL
-UM/ ACB YOU R6AOVBOONiDSYJm ;. NWLfc CfXRRVlNS A STACK! CLOTHES/ SMELLED LIKE

TD STep TEN OP: DISHES ort MTU. RIT .. -/ UCORICE A WEEK COQ
A 6I. XrOR. OF"(HA'i ARM?-' SPAR A FEW
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WERE MOLDING THIS THgV:: KNOW THE TRUTH! UNAWARE OP THE JAM
5OO PACKAGE OP -AND AUTUMN NEWS THE TWO OTHER "CCIMESTOPPERSARE
PERFUME WHEN ONLY SUES DISAPPEARED IN. JUNSOR
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tL. SNEAK A PEEK:AT WEN PUT COUPLE RGU
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DESPERATE! iOU OUST CANPT LIT ME PCXNN THE STERUNG LAO WtTM A HEART OF
WZt YOO CAN-Tf MUSH GLADLY WIU HE tNTCECK HIS
WAY, VACATION AND MIS LOVE AJfA0 ,
TWR5TY.til HY TO TW AID OF A CRACKPOT fAL.'agt .
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TESE YANKEES THIS K THE WANT THE NAMES OF!} MEANNfHILE... IIMAL.STFYR, Z.
y ALIIAYS COME fTAS OUR.W11 I E FERRY PILOTS -CL HOPE YOU WLNK ITGOING.
j ; M A 0iCtIfT1DN Or W iIE OLDEST OFFICE CUTUNED LISTED: AS WSSINd T A1N'T P'UTE T'DVNK!
.NAPPY
E .* AIL7 T cEiw Of LcTsII FOR YOUJZ: H THE EAST AFRICAN
a t AtfMlI PROCEDUREI AND CAIRO POKING ;.
errw c x tls$ MtAI THE WAR YEARS!

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10 LKTENjO TPISFSMEN'S ONE BT IF THEY WERE LEt TOMOLDN6 JBEUEYE
wjircf i R1lL ro wr wcecsraw CAMPFHO=S : TV8SY'7 TAT T11E12 FAT FUEHRER WAS SEEM
W.ILU.. A lf..AWfs'aw DIO WE't 6414& ArE ftA9fT oar A FORTUNE IN JEWEL ON TNEJM.NOW. .
4 SIR' pa IM* AMD M. PLak'f NoCYz SEEM NIlJOI FOIL THEM... WOULD ITf ?
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realize that this off-size is the ronvementa.a.
not most
..... Ac war the contract price for newsprint
.. which to offer you,news and features.,We have no
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II. Special NoticesMAMAOE 19. Servlrfa Offered 19. Services OfferedPLUMBING 19 Services Offered 33. Articles for Sale 33. Articles for Sale' raithd! !ptdtl.14MON.JULY2'4TZAOZ11
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Hauling and_Moving. : :___
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CABINET AND MILLWORK to Special RIPAIRrO: KIn fo.praUlP' WASHING MACHINE: REPAIRS: -AH ATTIC FANS All sixes both ne* AIR CONDITIONING!' UNITS-3 portable -
Classified : Umurlsm, al.*. for AERO MAYTLOWER TRANSIT!' CO order Central Florida LumberCo. cuaraateed repairs Phone makes Maytaz official serviceBarons ; and Bi d. Phone 2- 348. S13 Virginia Carrier and Kelvinator suitable -
and Arthritu. a. ttrni. -Lone distance moTto. Call .Joiner Theater. Ave.AUTOMATIC. for cooling office. Priced reasonable -
MIlls and Nebraiks.CLAY : iiext to COIODT
1.r\. 2-21*. Ladle* only Van and Blocs.. service for free SOS9 Residence 1729 Grand.IWiLNcl.asl2 Winter Pars: 93 I i Phone 5296 ar S633 : 33 A r ticks 'a halt __ :
estimates also local moving Storaie. HEATERS
WATER -
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ROADS BUILT- : < rooms ceiling and --
iI.-Y'OVR .nur1mS s1 ''Tb. parkins crating and shipping 1400 paving with surface treatment walls (12 IncludIng flat oU. Low WELL DRILLING-We are equipped Elertrir 10 39 and 4O-iallon BASS VIOLINBan;. b .iI'cornet: i I BID-Porch svn; .. r.
".Mr.1.! Star levn Ranrli In Dartana BeachtnMM S D.Yson; ph. '1188. Work guaranteed Bumby 4t sUm rates exteriors Terms If desired: licensed to" drill shallow and deep veils Any Mertlands Limited qnsntitr but. clarinet. trumpet drums mostc. :I DAY" art. livIng room '
Me keat I. laodi and dnnkiat :, site 8 inch No water Immediate installatIon: Convenient The Music Shoppe. It Magruder Arcade 4628.
W.iiI.Ad SERVICE utht I son Inc Phone 7649. M. Helfand: 2-4287 up to no pay :I j pieces Plsatsa ___ __.
DELIVERY
l Dart*** ovtstaadmc' loans* sodas ACME Nothing down. 34 month to par terms Wi lard K lwr. Votae"
1* S Atlantic. P-.l77 : moving and haoUna Prompt aerrIce DRY Cl.Es.NINU We employ only I! DINING 1 BIT-OUtett* a
... i PLUMBING AND REPAIR SERVICE B-lmanr Well Drilling and Pump Theater Block; 5138 .
J - -' and reasonable rates Ph. 9240 \ skilled experienced help: and BICYCLE-Mans, extra good Heavy I i what cl. 81110.1 .
... 401 W. Concert
Olen I Holiday JTuppljr Route 3. winter Oardeat
....... m '- W p KeUf Xrdsurrd 8urr j 7It. : ", _era machinery Try as. MseDuffClesnrrs. Ave Phone 4765.PiIntt'G1o I. Road Orlando. F". Ph. 70" ATTIC FA KSHAlFsienre.nr30. t' duty spokes and wbeei. 130 Gall dresser ., cb. -
fte'1: ... a ALLIED VAN: LE L..eta aM W..a Arc.d.. PIao e11M I 204 Rld.Cl'rD 48 I... We will make survey and Station Robinson and Buaaey | 1329 Itta 8 1.0.
household 50048.Call
largest movers of Rosalind. Phone 2-1060. preserve that new WELL DRILLING-w..peilatt.ID.maU estimate of complete Installation at r
!!! Fidelity Plurals WarehouseCo I look. let us paint for TOO now : diameter deep well. 2". 2>.v- no cost. Term. up to 36 months BREAST. DRILL .e,55y" heavy flUtING 1 1tbl >
1I L. t sod Found<< for free estimates on your lone CONCRETE WORK: driveways steps Stanley P. Curtis Bonded Conuac; .. and 3". Can; i n.taliwe ii and pump WiJord Ar Keuer Vocne Theater. lor.... dr1: S7 95 Knox Stores Co.. : buffet. do.IL .
-. .... distance "'oYt.... S8l W. Jackson walks floors septic tank licensed 25 E Pine Phone 2-3163 :
I : tor ..23930.PLOWING on fK.paa: Call 1 or writ P. P B ock. COiOnlsl'own: dial S136 .. ,
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..... St. Phone 3-3184 bonded; Southern States FloorCo ,.... D" .0 .
MRO PEARL French Loniwood Phone 8 -
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MILLISECOND	CLASS.METHOD	MESSAGE
0	sobekcm_page_globals.constructor
0	sobekcm_page_globals.constructor	Application State validated or built
0	sobekcm_database.verify_item_lookup_object
0	sobekcm_page_globals.constructor	Navigation Object created from URI query string
0	sobekcm_database.verify_item_lookup_object
0	sobekcm_page_globals.display_item	Retrieving item or group information
0	sobekcm_page_globals.get_entire_collection_hierarchy	Retrieving hierarchy information
0	sobekcm_assistant.get_entire_collection_hierarchy
0	cached_data_manager.retrieve_item_aggregation
0	cached_data_manager.retrieve_item_aggregation	Found item aggregation on local cache
0	item_aggregation_builder.get_item_aggregation	Found 'all' item aggregation in cache
0	system.web.ui.page.page_load (ufdc.page_load)
0	sobekcm_page_globals.constructor.on_page_load
0	html_echo_mainwriter.add_style_references	Adding style references to HTML
0	html_echo_mainwriter.add_text_to_page	Reading the text from the file and echoing back to the output stream
97	html_echo_mainwriter.add_text_to_page	Finished reading and writing the file