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Orlando Morning Sentinel |
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Orlando Morning Sentinel |
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Newspaper |
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English |
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W.M. Glenn |
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Orlando, Fla. |
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Publication Date: |
August 25, 1947 |
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United States -- Florida -- Orange -- Orlando |
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28.533611 x -81.375833 ( Place of Publication ) |
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* * ORLANDO FLORIDA MONDAY. AUGUST 25,1947 &... / -. --+ W
meaty.. *- Coup Ousts' Storm Hits Legion He.adAss< UMI .
Icuador's President Texas T City, U. S. to Gr .
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It li, .WwW, o Blue Monday for Dad Gulf CoastOne
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... ...... liP YORK (UP] Skirts.arc longer their price tags
.,. .NT tM tit* CMt of liquor will be so steep this
... .. ffet 1ft.i| of the house will have to survive this Man Dead t Will the Panel Below Ever Come True? I Exil
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.... "If A 4ftf *f women'i Fall clothing shows prices are Three Missing C3&1
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<9 to tt ttftt a liquor survey RrdEass
rt **** trip jump IS to 1r cent when the State Liquor GALVESTON, Tex. [AP] A FCa
'- A.I.,. s fw trade rules effective Sept. 1, stop the savage tropical storm struck :
*.;.**. .*.%*** pete war.kiiportant I
the Texas Gulf Coast late
yesterday
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to batter Galvestonand
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explosion-torn Texas City
Citrus
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Meetings I with 68 to 70-mile winds. One man H
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I was killed and three were feared
:'I: I lost at sea.Pounding. AawSsr JIJIlI.....
SI.It'ld for Near Future
inland less than an 1
.:::. .. hour after its latest location had !! Yt" f' p 4. xOeIUaM ,
:= : I, JACK CUtNtTTWWtRR been placed 20 to 30 miles South-1 ........-
'-. 'la.. \te'f r.spondentl east of Galveston. the storm up- ;: er .f w .' ._ t.>
k'. 3 ..... QMr HAVRN-IndicaUng> that the opening of the I roofed trees unroofed homes, and s .id orS.s-s. $4 --.4t.sttsf .
...... littered the streets of this
port
SaiA ...... Fl***** mtfws sawn is not far away, two import ,, .4v "' -." _..1it1
= ..... ,, city with branches debris and pink I Ii
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..1- . f< wire put on industry yesterday. i j oleander blossoms. I Ii ,,
. .. ft.H M>**4n booked will be the meeting of the i Texas City where more than' yarn
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. ajo. Wednesday Sept.3.. Gen.Mgr. ; to death in ship explosions last i ii .
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Robert C. Evans said. i April suffered no extensive dam ... ..
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'... .. Side 1 The second session on the sched-i' age. The wind there reached 70\I II .. .. ._ __ .
ule is the annual convention of the miles per hour two miles higher 1
signs -rill tf
.I Of Lake Estelle.CMIM Florida Canners Assn. which.1 f than at Galveston and trees were I i ........ .. .... .....5\ .
: again this year, will be held at the blown down and homes damaged. etlsa. eq.r .asw ..-
'Sheraton Plaza and Princess Issena Several skiffs were blown against: hresa
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-* t Hotels in Daytona Beach. the Texas City seawall. Power
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< ,.4 *** mm Usrwuh- of the association, said | At 8 p.m. Galveston was still ...riea.rl.. 0 : q. ens
cue acct.area ...eli tor the ante I III. dates had been set for Oct. : a city of darkness with only {I II' _.. w the -
d ? 4 '. .tebod FM*.. 4Nrtn. theM .. It and 11. I'', emergency circuits operating. ..eees ttttaep e4tir..... Msa4
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,: AjiiliiIt i C. Rouss May, general manager power i I tyre t0 ....---0 te
irt#eiy too* ton* Gn Mee 1 U 'a precaution Wind was stffl
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.... ...4..I state4 rwtfnlaY, strong and rains continued.
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: .. OforgU canning operations with I t11r4lP44k .... Isv00 tryaNMpytaw.
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tS1': itI..; .......ma Milts aatd. headquarters at Bartow is assoriatlon At the storm's height stinging I I .ot.Ar ....= .w "..
.. .. .... to* ...*? o..ii tIN t.*. efrvrr president and if the or- slashing rains hurled crazily across ; .. rxV." ::......- ,,_ aldtL
et .. 4.arsbe attn- ganisation follows precedent. the t'ithe city; and the leaden skies I ........ a 4y1er$ S
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: rws... lIP.. Out th* rte.tiial MW president will be C. C. [ICylitret seemed to settle to the very roof ... l i:1 s. 4 4 41w
.t esati 4.4hte Nde et kt12to first vice-president. May is ....... ........ .... .....
.. ......... is ... Set BOW concluding his second term as tops.Joseph M. Taber of Galveston d 4.a. a-... l114d. '-"'-
"'M tbi astir. had of the canners group and was electrocuted by a falling wire. reaiR ..eriU4 .tF.4 -
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IE its ....... ssSaee taetbklMa. hrrfor the first vice-president Lt. Wayne McElroy,commander of iA t a M !'! .
.... ,(* itotiM M I*. pwise baa nor or less automatically suc- the Fort Point Life Boat Station } .....,.. I. .,.- .
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ta this Mine line succession. to_ cbeck men
...... .. r tae ws QtvetM abiiebi L. U tLeet Becker, canning dirJvutoo .pnappek' boat, Linda 'K. which I:: WaIIaceParly I,"'S aro.l T Air i U. s Soldiers .. .. I
.. 4. .. ...... .09tf M e.w fttte manager for the Adams]I sailed from,Galveston Friday, and i t early - I" .. t.a. .
.,... 04 '1'u M "tilt They Packing Assru Aubumdale. be I had not been heard from since. Survey Flight Set !
ii feoe le Ae e* te perfect" : During the storm a Red Cross representative I -
elevated to first
vice-president.i .Father Jasper a teacher -' Federal
Freed RedsSEOUL
R. O. IRobbyl Robinson, vice- traveled eight miles west down Js Organized By Agency 1 by
pmident of the Dr. Phillips Can-, Galveston Island to rescue five I i WASHINGTON [UP] A 40-mile,
41 in! Coast Air nine CO. Orlando is treasurer. \I persons from an exposed place. He LOS ANGELES [UP] A wide transcontinental air highway I KOREA (fAFJ) }
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was injured during rescue
The Sept. 3 meeting of the I joining Los Angeles and Washington -
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was taken to a hospitaL third political party, which ; Three American Army a>
Florida Citrus Commission the t will back Henry A. Wallaceas will be surveyed on *a nine-day listed men, held br the llaa- r
first of the new salon will be a'' At 7.30 pjn.' velocity of the flight to start from California;
Presidential nominee sians Northern Kite
was in
CMk KIs Two wind at Houston approximately a ,
lengthy session. Judging from the 45 miles northwest of Galveston launched here yesterday by Sept. 8, it was announced last 1 since Aug. 1%. were reto. .* 4 4omMrnls
number of matters come before' was reported by the Weather 300 representatives of labor civic night by the Civil Aeronautics: Ad- unharmed yesterday and bm...t
1-4! fUl UK fAr) Two In* commissioners not the least of| Bureau at 35 miles an hour with and minority groups. ministration. to Seoul for questlet>frt .by Cft .........
4 r ttjes ..f' kiJItd ter which will be a reported revision of gusts reaching 44 miles an hour. The new party was named the "Skyway No.1." passing over Intelligence Headquarters a. ... M.flBpp. IffiNF, lprTTw '
1947-48 Velocity: at Galveston was measured Independent Progressive Partyof 5,000 cities and towns win be the intelligence officer annowieH ... .... '
** *** .k* their t light th* advertising program. at 37 miles an boor with ... "
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MS: atlltd Into the For Mm time, certain factor i gusts as high as 48. California. first route of its kind laid out for : men was promised toe. )I....f. I'S
..... R** T about'- JOG yards within the industry have been 1 t The New Orleans Weather Bureau chairman Chief organizer of a Statewide and temporary committee private and other non-airline1 1 I The only other detail teetaMrt If e.-... .TJ-
.. __ UMls% rw, agitating for the exclusion from i< placed the storm at 9 pm.:: to promote the party is Hugh planes. and may cost between was that the trio was handed war ...... ... ., .--'t
wait 4i. .. ... osye MMMlflXl MH fresh fruit advertising of alle.loc [CST. about 10 to 15 miles south Bryson. 32 San Francisco, president $100.000 and $375,000. i to an American of fleer at 4 Mpjn. ...... ... y o s--.
AKtBU. tad I I of Houston moving northwestwardat of the CIO National Union of Official designation of the route Seoul time at th* *M.. .... M I dresii "" . .,- of<
%4r4 4 IfetftS !.,tIC ManrtU. .r Sunday supplement ;! ...
+ about eight miles per hour. Marine Cooks and Stewards. provoked consternation on the where the Russians h4 s.pn- If at.0 "'
Ie.?. rgiag that this money be Officials of AFL unions and the part of the Florida State Society '' hended them when they asto 0ud
tam oeM, .... ...... MIr .
amounts booked Albert O Brick .
added t the President 38th 1r1lldl
where the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen over parallel
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= b HcMM Food Poisoning Hits favoritism"and ,
1 it "rank vides the Soviet and Airtime
denounced
..4 di.etl s. ... .oUr for Mack and white grocery page I win serve with him on the steer- as !
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.4 .. ta.i4eta. .... ......... ronoUon* and spot radio. I 31 1 Guard Members : lug committee. "bureaucratic skydoggung. I occupation three zones men of K.r.a.The wet T.I v&.9
flI o+re# i. s.b.lsgtped' At a meeting of the commission Tommy F Pugsiey of Part :: _
.. ... Wins Texas Widow/ of Edison
1.9010 $19 nUft a.SM '. advertising committee with OKLAHOMA CITY [API Thir Thompson I Wash., and PIes John D. MM*.
....... Mtrrttt, of the Oklahoma y tatgMtll
members '
ItWt: .. ..ere. freer U* advertising fork recently agency, this officials matter in New was'I National ty-one Guard who have been in Vote, Second Race Tight Dies at Age of 82 of Port Seattle Chester and, N.Gerald Y. K. OfflM
d. ff..a. .... whew camp at Fort Sill were taken off DALLAS [AP] Clark W.Thompson. -
tics gird a UM ytaa, was duouaed. I two trains here yesterday suffer Galveston business man and NEW YORK [API Mrs. Mina .II J ..
3 I 1. .... Wes. Ui* pilot ing with food poisoning. They former Congressman was elected I Miller Edison.'82. widow of inventor t.M "" .
:.... Seo. eoaaieed M a Met Re-Enlisting Veterans i',were immediately rushed to the to Congress in Saturdays special Thomas A. Edison died i Police/ Warn ... .r etatrwit ,..
***** "" 1Ii ..... Army Air Force Hospital at Tinker election in the ninth Texas district last night. t1M ..0MM ...
1 Assured of Old Jobs I Field near Oklahoma City. over Lewis J. Sulak. publisher : Mrs. Edison. who was the in- te..t I<< '
WASHINGTON tAP The Labor I Lt. CoL W. H. McCarroll. base while the race in the 16th dist- ventor's second wife and motherof I Nudist Mob Maser t... .. :r&
W-"n Bloc! Department ruled yesterday thatveterans surgeon at the field reported that rict was still a nip-and-tuck affair Charles A. Edison former Gov- 1 tar --:
who re-enlist in the arm the majority were not in a serious ', between Woodrow Bean and ernor of New Jersey, died at Hark- NELSON. B. C !UP1 t Pe&w *t -.. Mla
ed forces within three months after condition. Source of the poisoningwas Ken Regan. ness Pavilion of the Columbia .prepared to rep wttti Mar> .... ,........ ar ... I
M; .. Fought brine discharged are entitled to not immediately determined. j i Presbyterian Medical Center where dreds of nude members
their old Jobs when they get out Dr Wassell To Return ,[ she had been .a patient since Sons of Freedom a radical mm .Mr Uttr +r +eltta..4la II
to Robert : : July 16.Tonight's. : of the Russian Dvtek5sbns tvSlo Cto
J[ rUi 'WI I'll 11, S.i of uniform according Three Drown Seeking
,1 ; threatening to march M .r .. till talelS.R
.*.** #T4MMttt WPUadth.sl,4bs. .. K. Balyers. director of Veterans' As Pacific Missionary I
R-mploymnt tights division.I Relief From Heat Movies Kootenay Valley city to pw.at .- 4.Whm ..
tie *** 1at".AIIHIt ,, HOT SPRINGS. Ark. [API Dr. ..
arrest of 10 clansmenAt .. aeM
*'* f\"''*H teat t4.M M liMP NANTUCKET (UPI Three per- Corydon Wassell. retired Naval BCACSAM: Repeat Pfrfonnioce. LIT. .1
732.: I 37 last reports the rated tit.h r a.
,3.2. $ 27
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04 tIIJr-erev drteoa treaty Parisians ,Celebrate sons drowned in accidents in Massachusetts : hero is returning to the Pacific. ROD: Rrortt Ptrfarainre. 117 322. Freedonutes miHtagmasse e. .* -* !
((1 t 1aowe4 S ms.4 tnt.Cbta. yesterday, seeking relief -I as a missionary for the Episcopal S27 1 n. >37 wen .. .
.., ,. that UIIIIIt Release From Nazi Rule I' CAMEO To Each Hu Own 7:10. t 20 at Shore Arrev li aril 4 -
.- * cad t* r e from temperature which soar- Church. He and Mrs. WasseO COLONY: TrMbiol was Women. 210 West of here. Polir Chief Sobers -
! _i. wits 1M V Jf cUt- PARIS t IAPJ Fifty thousand;,ed to 95 degrees. The dead Dolores will sail Oct. 18 for the Hawaiian ..M. 3 55. '7 u. 0 49 Hanhaw said the arsUrtion ....
., Parisians gathered before the city j{ Douglas 18, Providence R. Island of Molokai where he win 3:50..30.:GRATD- Kin 9 10 of Bulldog the Wad Orammond Horses: 1 19 ttBi might last two .r. these t11se n. .., .. Ittli.
...1t ttpM M ..... .. bt a ban last night amid a lavish display : L: Stewart Day Jr.. Nantucket be a physician in a 32-bed Epis- *. 2 30. 9 10 7.M. 10:33. sar+ .me. 4t
... .......... wNbi4o RIALTO Oet\ Reckontnt 2 00
esrsans
without
of search lights and Allied t and John Conroy, n, Brookline. copal Hospital pay. 72) 1010; fautiom in Reno. 100. 3.401:20 He has augmented Ms ... ttp 'to.4W .3
-' Sird irereoeNnjtE flats to celebrate the third anniversary 0'05.voors. i with reinforcement frees ... flagged eJ. sale 4i50.rw
... s.tmeie. : Mr District A ton:"'. 3$0. ,
of the liberation of the Star Arrives sets 4tMtlw
... 'Margaret Truman Plans Opera 7:03. 10.23 Hit Parade ol 1 47. 2.39 9J3. provincial agencies for tie rn-
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T * 9 A ..ttoa : aSea.
French capital after four years of wla.4.1$
NEW YORK [UP] Helen Stein- 8 SO march which he said ward f...
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M wwisae oat pisal for DRIVE-Ct Rebeet i
Oennan oecupation.I National Concert Tour : aM
H sal Ud Seed .paiaa today I : brecher 27. Lily Pons of Germany ,1, APOPKA: Carnal flf colts Rea ably follow.
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I HOLLYWOOD UPI Margaret ," arrived here by plane yesterday -i, CLERMONT: Sea et Gnu f M 4r "- 4
Truman extremely happy with for a career in the American n'DELAVODREKA., a Jote Soa.EUSTIS : Sertd to Death. Fire Die Freight
w. Also as
Governor
C.ct FIHils I Weeps
I the enthusiastic reception accorded ITter Woat Betwt. M*. ; 4
COLUMBIA. S. C. [AP] SouthCarolina's in-Hollywood GROVELANO-: Crow Mr Heart : Train Smashes AutoHERIN. r.
concert .
Ca 0lCM her first public
V >>HH |. AMINES CITY: 13 Rae ItedeletoeKIS6IMMEZ ss
bachelor J. Opera.IT'S
governor Bowl Saturday, said yesterday I :: Blonai Knows Beit. Thi m. fUPlwere l'tTf twH .
.1.(1uL Strom Thurmond said yesterdaythat HERE! .
> tOlf fl intended to a Man I LOT* ,
she go on e
Hiiy : killed when tint e
yesterday
RomecUetcbLEZ3BURG
LAKE WAILS Tb"
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concert tour "as soon as possible"She : : 111 TeuUn FACT: n. .
; ; : auto was hit by a Ch tar. Bw- .
.. Naveate. for womea's dresses. Asked why
teyft gluts baa
calls and twoencores WrJt-4ntf'r.
curtain
=_ wig W Tfemrmond replied. "I think that : won 11 50,000 I MOUNT DORA Tb Pt tiua a.8T i lington and QuIncy R.a ad
I from some 18000 people. CLOUD TIle TorUac freight train one mile east t< 1....
W obvious,1
titst0t41 taM. t 4te mad and akomU LAKILAKDPOLK: : Punafd: PALACE; near where nine died last MaHfc
.tft Omeatrnt warSfK Spoilers of the North B:a Tow: LAKX.
OVERNIGHT AND READ TOMORROWS PAPER I Nobody Lire Forever. Apache ROM 17 in a similar crash.
DAYTIME DELIVERYWhen .
you order merchandise 'CAPONE ERA A TEA PARTY' i
BLONDE WIFE TANGLE
HEIR
:; I from Orlando 1947 August 1947 I.'I I.
stores specify quick safe I.
delivery by Sentinel-Star i M ;$fcn T,& *W 1k Trf A252627282930/ Heaven !
Coated Street Battle! Express the Jack Rabbit California Gang
Line that leaves dally on LII hgh
schedule for 41 Central
.. llnlr.,M Ill ..11M D. in nuatopal court here on charges Florida towns. . Mer- 31 1 idan WASHINGTON Downey, [D-Calif UPI Sen.warned Sher- were world striving characters'to seize und AB4NI lldJIt"fI
.. 1 L" 11tIMtbOlfd: u cf druatenness.Traffic tied for blocks chants telephone 8291 for last night that California Is head the State police force and to "U*
sort ltte:1u: ,., eat bN. "". sad A huge wa crowd of ap pedestrians Agent to. call for merchandise. 1947Scptembcrl947l ing for a "bloody gang war" that over politics," he said be fca t.
till iMfcjttifM* * NMUC watched with great interest as ; 7Lo .w Tau 1k.J.t 4 will make the Capone era in Chicago dence that some of them at s.
and his mate look like a garden tea party. are "entrenched with some Seale.
ofttkela punched
M wait
i"!: etf ttth other: clawed palled hair l 2345 6 I He said "gamblers racketeersand I authorities."
I t4 shoved. ) blackmailers,* attracted by He said a solution rests petmaN,
iI : Tbt sugar playboy wound up f l tar 7 8 9 101112 the "lush life" of the Hollywood Oy with the State and inlet S
... abrasions his neck and 131 motion picture colony and oil GOT Earl Warren tad SUM Attorney
# tit ,.. . fear with on :: ;EXUESTSr.a
'It! t4tse ... r.i.ieed far. Mrs. Spreckels' injuries in- I.CI .U.., ,..- 14 1 16 17 18 19 industry barons are streaming in I'I'I General Fred U. H.*.ir,
i. .. :t tta td ctttt'on the forehead and I .,a.0 Mn.a j I I from all parts of the country.t t'to take forcible and ixamHMM"
.&II "" tY bffiMti en both knees.. I Contending that "these under-!steps to "combat this menact. 9
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I For Rain!'[, Raps I k
h.'sCrops Suffering Bomb Incident 1
: ti er at .... eltatspatt ty sad. pasture of Italy last week ended 42-year .I spread damage to vegetable
0:' .... ? ae #yt wart I..... ***" art aba: badly record heat irate and accompany-I I. crops. Drinking water supplies I ATLANTA' UPI The setting off
Ins drought and weather condition In several sections are endan of a crude "Molotov cocktail"bomb
.lear er wrw e Mar fftl ftrt4 caw on the porch] of a veteran A.t
are now nearly normal for gered. In Vienna vegetable gardens -
MIMi -. aA4 tfe* Artnkimf i ilh' i this teason. Rome had a tropical 1 may be watered with not Atlanta reporter was called by
Uunkfc aadiwafef downpour yesterday which filled more than two quarts per square II GOT M. E. Thumpson's office last
tit tar tuttm and briefly flooded some meter. (I. night an "act of intimidation" Y
S !tr UM .f IM .beat crop !iitreeu.! There have been no reports Scandinavian countries: The' committed by -rowdy political
briar tit* tfreught.tjlaiifi :i of extensive damage to crops. Summer-long drought hi Swedenis i! group.
.. tr* M had al* Britain: There has been no general expected to cut the wheat and I I An unprecedented crime wave
tIWf 41st m* arrt toy M per 'i rain since Aug., 6, and Saturday rye crops by 40 per cent less than has spawned several such groUPS.
M Iftctal "Ul. was the 10th successive day : last year, the chairman of the the Governor's spokesman said.
.... ca'.... _.000 tatty with a temperature of 80 degrees State Food Commission estimated The Governor has received several F
a t.*, sad sill hart toM or more in London. Sugar beets I and Sweden will have to import' reports that some act of intimidation -
a.= ....... that aaountaMtuha. late potatoes and vegetables have I I about 350,000 tons of grain to could be expected.It ) T
.. milt .J Thettrteualy been damaged by the drought but i ii maintain the present ration,. i came Saturday night In a I
fj Aid .. affadter |i the 1947 grain harvest prospectsare I "Drastic" slaughterings of Danish terrific explosion near where C. I
tstrtlt eutUnf, good. The farmers' biggest i j cattle have been ordered becauseof I E. Greror.political reporter for i
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fcM| tar (ifMct Thou- has fallen off sharply and non-1 meat glut is worrying the Gov- sat reading at nearby Decatur. I
fW. d.a4 Ar4s Nt n-aw priority consumers are limited to ernment which has asked Britain Gregory was badly shaken by1
... r.. two pjiti weekly. j' Belgium. France and Italy to step the blast. Decatur police found
.. aw1 ... .: ......>.< n.. tttr martA Aostrla: Officials fear wide- i'up meat imports. fragments of glass and a strong
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r ---1.WOUCMlNT -- smell of petroleum fumes indicating -
a bottle-bomb on the orderof
SEEN FOR PUBLIC INVESTMENTS the Soviets famed cocktail was
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the Journal had hit the I .- .
Earlier J -
Bank Set New streets carrying an article by Gregory ORLANDO NAVAL RESERVISTS on c"-' 2T'Ii'H"c.: .
Earnings High on Thompson's statement that Eleven men from this area are now sere -3!
small and irresponsible -
-"SIlled the "activities of r .
aboard the U,S.S, McClelland e.D "" -
who take the law destroyer esc t =:
W.......1'f\tC ? T!* M- total capital!, and the slight decline report stated. "No Insured bank groups hiGeorgia. cc ." -
in their hands must be stopped training ship, on a 14-day cruise the Co
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asp' Mob ChAifcrd UP was explained by the charg- has been placed in receivershipsince I ." -
-- ..... ..... .. -. ...... oww4a. .d rerartt ta tot-off of substandard assets. May 1944." bean. The reservists were given three do>$ Dtw+. 0 ..... '"
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iN .. hMu Drpae Iuuruf' i On the other hand a greater Because of the Federal debt retirement -,
.. ... ... 4fs. "J yesterday. but number of banks topped a 10 percent program the volume' of' Incipient Tornado liberty in San Juan, Puerto Rico, when tM I.-0... W ..... .. ...... _
.atJC. .-.-- : rwen Lou dedUw4 net profit than ever before. Government securities held by ship put into port. Left to right above first, ..... ."o rM
... J/JI/ ....... ttWtY U per rent of all banks compared banks declined. I' Frightens MiamiansMIAMI ---- -- -
jI!! ,- x ... ..... ..... 01 Of.11I .tth W per cent in 1945. 37 percent In its 13-year life FDIC reported APt An incipient tor-
1 1::" .... >0j -- =. I****** ftl tM *;&b..ns.1 In 1943 and 23 per cent in it has paid out about $300 mU- nado which never reached the .
toM them fMC ,,1951"In. lion to protect 1,300,000 depositorsin ground caused apprehension.
'-+ -- *. s ..iis e1. sMa.* a IML if. aimers 1945. for the second con- 399 banks which needed aid. among hundreds of persons here;i
... t11M. ..... Ire tM4 MM TMs jfeutirt calendar year no bank "The corporation's ultimate yesterday.The I t
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& It .u saaeo pott1biee0 depositor experienced a loss as aremit loss on these transactions is expected twister developed In a tow- the toast et ...
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J "" f 010 of banking difficulties the t to be less than $29 mil ering cumulus cloud and pointed
; its funnel-shaped finger about
lion. it was forecasLThe
". :1 ..44s I a 11 a agency's original capital of one-third of the way to the ... They mole o pMf p... 1g s..._ A ..., II -
'- ... .. ttlill.. unary rapid $289 million has grown to a net ground. The Weather Bureau V SoNy Corn. th. ....a w .. ..4a air ai rraritw v
/ fill et as/IM New. fIItC.. If oiakd d posit.best 10. rF_ : worth of it$1,053 is now million.taking FDIC steps reported to- I! paper police switchboards headquarters were and deluged news-, orgy qu..n, o4 $.*.? ..... Isar s.sr ... .... ......... """
4r Los .. test ....... owsMeo of begin repaying to the Treasury the i with telephone calls. the promise pf*.*. . m s sa. 4r ..... -- ... '-"
isr .fIJI'. 4y1...... M 14 per tent original capital investment. I! brand-new. 9........ 5014. ... 1511.K.lio9Ts .
II.:Os+#hlsrrt Meet alxtt 4 be 1f In a word of caution the FDIC''' Woman's Body Recovered I Cera.S.ra te ea... .
... t. Mr -. tr MLIttm the4f f noted"During: the past four yearsy .,i I PANAMA CITY API] The bodyof Th. wtddllllt was pirf.trt.dr ..... _
Mrs. Kathryn Isobel Coady. i
N3 23'1
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star tote .... trot vbkhI been business few failures and only in 10 general banks have i i swept Into the Gulf Saturday by'[I'
were
...... m aaeeUnt I a strong undertow which almost ,
closed because of financial difficulties claimed the life of her husband. :
1 a... .. txeslmM sadst I '
But with the
zxx return recovered
tan ewlR.tat4e0 roe- Capt. G. W. Coady was
of peacetime conditions business i
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yesterday by a crash boat crew
.sr r: .....1 etrLnn operations are subject to more from Tyndall Army Air Field.
normal risks x XL" ;
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- --- ..-, .... ___ atloeeatttnt lor Dividends of $:99 million were Polish Sculptress Dies I
called conservative. The payments
'+le grille. Mt pw &Je a came to one-third of the net prof- WARSAW SAP] Janina Bron-
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"I: I -...-.-.. ., fa.srtd. tom- : its accounts.and 3.3 per cent of all capital j yesterday iewska. 61.at Polish her home sculptress here. died I
.... gls.ewl .**&. MW II pr cent to ;,
j -- ... * Mffc tub. atcmate ., art' I
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d0 te *JW. wan mod trae 'HALF-MAN, HALF-APE-A WILD BOAR' I
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jt Chinese Fear 'Monster1SHANGHAI
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: API Villagers and I vanished Is uncertain but two sets .
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peasants around Pootung across of parents both sampan dwellers
the Whangpoo River from Shanghai have told of snatching their chil- . .-
i have established a day and dren to safety in the past week
night watch for an amphibious'' when the monster grabbed for J j
: monster which they believe Is car- them. I
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>ar rying off children.
I I Descriptions of the alleged ,
beast vary, some saying It is -
: I I 'I I half-man half-ape others that
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U resembles a bate wild boar. :
The neighborhood has no doubts -
j I i about its existence, however and _
I I has erected a bamboo watchtower
which Is manned constantly. Vol-
unteers also patrol the creek
banks. | Going away
The China Press an English:
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language paper said a woman. 30.1
was killed last week by a posse !'
[ ] ,I which she refused threw her to Into confess a pond to when any / )
i knowledge of the monster. Reasons for Labor Day t
for suspecting her were not '
'" t I given.Whether children actually have %
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I New Astronomic ioAts Iran W. ,
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I ;?. Methods Coming ufOlIDa1 On 01( Ada
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i isi ;>d WILLIAMS BAY Wis. TAP The N f1.....4 .* fi'-+ 'k.. .
possibility that electronic devices i 4e... M 4 es ...eaw.1
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f may partly eclipse the telescope as
letters for sad __ .*-'" 'IiI -
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Sentinel-Star print
I i [The Sunday
k the primary Instrument of astronomIc -!! against the proposed county consolidation bills scheduled for a -.....- .. ......
investigation in the future ... .. ill
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p _-I IrH.i was suggested yesterday by one of I i vote on Sept. 9. The letters should stick to the facto of the co -5srrer..., .. .t .
$ troversy. They should tell why consolidation win be good for the e1.R.... 5-. .....- 1AI.w j-
: '' the nation's foremost astronomers.The .i,I county or why it will be detrimental. Those dealing la puMuJI- dyMt i.1. __ 41; 1
i'Y observation was made by. ties will not be printed. Keep the letters short-Ed J. ..... .. i.. I,
> Dr. Otto Struve"head of the University bMw r..,..
of Chicago's astronomy department I For AgainstEditor .... .. '
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and honorary director of Editor Orlando Morning Sentinel: Orlando. Morning 9eMMt
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-- Yerkes Observatory here while i I From the days of Thomas Jefferson It seems to me that the an.- "rrstllbttiIi.s 2 M.
I'I ment over the consoltfatten proposals ... .
I discussing plans for celebration and the French Revolution
is based on a miwadtr- .
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.H Sept. 6 of the observatory's 50th ,, people have spoken of democracy, standing of what they iotaM. to ..... ..... -
anniversary.Dr.. I j i and have hoped and struggled and accomplish. While they have ....* .. ....... .s.. ....ta1FM
Struve said the Yerkes 40-: fought to secure its blessings. widely publicized as mruom W ...._ .."..........., I ,
inch telescope had found 90 per streamline local aM .
y I government .... \i. ... .
I From the beginning the cardinal I
cent of its
employment as a giant:
reduce needless expense the pofcft ... .
lens for cameras which have usedit j i precept whereby leaders of the has not yet been established tfeai cleat I
.., e ; : in making more than 100,000 I;; people framed their acts was that they will do so. ..w r u.pa'Chet . ., I
$.'l3 s bts photographs of celestial objects Government must be brought under t The consolidation propootay !.1.M lit e'S .. .
including the "most magnificent the control of the people. base their stand on the fact tfcM pas 1.o.. I
.! .. a< ;. I collection of photographs of the I .
I I Their stand and the American they propose to lump together __ I
Milky Way In existence"Describing
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...... tsso* stand has been that the people some offices thereby cutting...*
the last half century must rule. i' But this In Itself cannot Mm die II;
,--.- ." e as "the photograph era of overgrown financial drain MM I
:i/; eNL astronomic investigation. Dr. I 1 And yet. In America in France.'j II government local State. and Federal
Strove said although use of in all nations that have professed i ii is imposing on taxpayers
radar and radio has not been i, to this ideal there have been I For to do so. consolidaUoa proposals
I developed "it is appropriate to Hagues and Kenya and Tweeds, must be carefully draw I
and the slush disgorged by machine H
suggest that the next 50 yean and thoroughly studied: otfecra ,
S r rec
may be dominated by the meth- ., politics. In many spots of', must be watched In their cipnments. i
ods of electronics.: I I the United States the people have I By passing these meaa4uenow .
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1 not ruled and the gentlemen of
The semi-centennial celebrationin we have no assurance that
the "ring" have grown fat. They .
the brown brick domed building I they will put under one head operations
: have put ruffles on their sleeves
on the shore of Lake Geneva will even as they laughed up them at so similar u to enable ytS"'"
M1 I Ir be occasion for a special meetingof the people who thought they were '. reduction of staffs: we have no
.. _._ the American Astronomical Society the government. assurance that by cutting the
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of
which Dr. Struve is 3 i For America has forgotten that! .
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s .ate d4 MU... All CARS! Miss Evelyn longhorn, Highway Patrol transmitter and receiver which chairman.Dr. ':the chief instrument In their. in also avoid a simultaneous tamt. 1
# fee tae. in deputies and underlings nnaoj.ed /w. .
: Struve said that
rod broadcasts gives the office direct tie-in with Highway' progress hands the ballot was also tha as the attention of thrtr .... ... ....
****** *f**. *f secretory, a astronomical study has been limited weapon of the bosses. An unwieldly -\ .
..... t. police cart from the operating Patrol cars and district office in DeLand. To I' until recent years by inability I and complicated system of local penrlsors Is distracted wKH M. t '. '
of Fire I phases of a wider range of work. ......
-a her right is the receiver Bspartment's ,, of science to comprehend and has obscured the +
government so ; In short .... ......,
rf CXvtVon of Communications in the consolidation has been
system, which she can operate in event of an analyze invisible light rays from Issue and confused the voter that) .
C 4y H*# In front of Miss Langham is police emergency. In foreground is log in which all stars and planets. He said many of the politician has ruled in the I! worked hurried out.forced It Is and not none now the too time weld sex.two e. F
the deeper ultra-red were' , .
I' rays meantime. 1
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ti' nIFe.4ter and receiver. To her left is'RUSSIL are recorded. to adopt an unwise set of rules '
e4 lae1alsi messages likewise relatively little under- ;. The way to democracy is for the eatteew I
... . merely reshuffling a staleof ... .
.L .A. -L stood. esr tgaa I
_l n people to rule to control. And ina .
inefficient: office-bolder +
I I Recent use of German V2 rocketsto clear-cut modern system of operation -
COVERS AREA OF 45 MILES IN RADIUS carry spectographs and camerasI they do so, by electing a I AHA._ .P a i
I i I I to heights of approximately 100 set of key offices with election of'. .v H-> ;
miles "where the air is so thin as dozens of minor officials a second- it PixczBREAKFAST _
i -- Police Fire Radio Rates With Best i I to cause almost no opacity have 1 I I ary issue. By consolidation Orange SET .
tLH I revealed a remarkable wealth of ,; County can insure itself against OPEN STOCK 1' ..
1 I information concerning ultraviolet I loss of control. The charge of loss
.. I light of the sun" Dr. Struve i of balloting rights is the wise oldi $4.95141.44310.Orange '- ...... .....
It W | (MUCMtt) ALUMs i i The police radio covers an area verbatim. Th log is kept from, . -
'1 iir. af. Sflltff Wr'trrl' : 43 miles in radius and serves 26 year to year for reference purposes said.. i game of the boss who knows that THE CHINA MART ; J
"Astronomers and physicistshave he amid confusion and
units. ; prospers .....
'. aDd fen radio f A**. Ttt 184 -
>* fnfire I recently learned that the sun j ignorance.
The Fire Department radio I .........
Much of the of the
:ftM Ml **& rank with the I success sys-j( and the stars of cosmic space send ABB. I ""' .
similar but
rovrrs a area serves I
; tern Is credited to the operators
want in tau oat are eat of the out radio waves whose brightnessmay -
only its mobile equipment.The
f.oj* ft tfco iaoiheut own whose alertness has been respon-I be detected by recording and Holds Audience
police radio located in the I sible for the saving of minutes : i{ Pope
ffct to Ifc* optinon el tttnrtsf many kind of I
.. basement of the city hall where measuring a peculiar I ROME ] Pope Pius XII heldan CAMOUFLAGE wtat -
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.***... tftf eaeBAuntottonso in dispatching: ambulancesand static on suitable radio sets." I
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17 Orlando units including three for officers and of
j yesterday men
wrecks as wen as directing the I
_ .Z Isle eta_ ft4 beta rtrrirrd from motorcycles: four cars of the8herurs Shotgun Blast Kills the U. S. cruiser Juneau. which
.... AI tat easy M 8n rran- Fire Department to fires. I' $5.50 Per Roll F..0.'
-.' '. JJIIIjIe Office one constable'scar I' Recently, a State Road Patrolcar Laborer Two WoundedBORDENTOWN. arrived at Naples Saturday.ALUMINUM ,
: two cars and one motorcycle{ radioed for a wrecker south of', ;,
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? -- - ------ I In Winter Park and one car In Orlando. The operator at the city I; N. J. lAP A i Shade for ferns cataiNMM. est prat'1. -,...
'j' '1- t WRIGHT ; Apopka.The hall had a wrecker on the way t I shotgun blast fired into a groupof ROOFING i shredded steel 6 ft x 71 ftM .! 11./ .
..' < . ... COM. China city ban office also has a : fully five minutes before the reQuest migrant crop pickers reportedlykilled An Lengths 2x6 inch mesh 16 .... wl/u
! .'''; ' -' teletype service to any city In the came in from DeLand.On one and wounded two oth- $9.50
i "re MarkHwuNoMrHovx country with a teletype and! a direct ers. Dead was Wilton Turner. 17. per square
I tie-in with the Florida Highway another occasion: some Palmetto Fla. Henry Richards, Orlando Ex-Gel Store ROSS SOUTHERN IALB
thing-happened to the Fire Department i
! Partol radio system in..State 25*of Crossworks. N. J, was being I Ii
H Road Dept. district headquartersat radio and all messages in connection with the j Telephone 2-3321 i Box 20. Son Motoo. Flo. frslr
i $ 1. t...... ..... concerning the fire were han- sought J Corner Garland fad Roblnsoa
DeLand. and operators of both dled at the city halt shooting. State troopers said.
can talk back and forth at will. ', ---
All cans put out by the Fire De- 'I i There was an occasion here .
Iatittl.AmrWiMS artment and Road Patrol ,are :,'the Fire Department trucks answered \
1
uard In the office. Police calls are three calls without return-
heard over a monitor system by 1: lug to the fire station having been I I 1
t.mHmJtsEI.r. : the desk sergeant chief of police I directed from one fire to the other
detective bureau. Sheriff's Office by the police radio. I JOIN A PRIVATE GOLF CLOT :
I.r and the Winter Park police ,taI -i Operators have to stick close to ,
:, their Job. While the number of r;
......... Ur.tat1.et tion.The ''calls vary from day to day. the
\ .. I I Fire Department radio I 1 day finds the operators
rMt g jlt .na.4Utss average
t be from the city I
operated
ran
I i : putting out a cal every six min-
s = .' hall, but the police radio cannot i 1 utes. or ''an average of about 240 FOR ONLY 25 DOWN 5'5'x
...- CMIING.GmlUDE7 be ment.operated by the Fire Depart- : for the day.
I rAS4 *lPr# . tM eJtti In the event of a power failure
aw..l twW. efueee, gel "g"vt the system has its own portable Mrs. Odessa M. Moles
e ....."e0 etlw . a Nei a. generator, assuring continuous
tee. .... .Lit .,.. .... operation of the 24-hour service. Announces the Reopeningof
4iM .1 ..b-W.t Mi Wit . eb. The office maintains. Sachse
F'F'I .-,.J'"tstellll .tlw .,. ..... I.w' said a complete filing system so her Beauty Shop
1 s 1e --w... /ee .... designed that the operator has all Claret Main Bldj.Reomi .
F'I I .. : o** ..."...,.. necessary information at her fin- 204.2W I
..W4.Wf grrtlps and can ten in a few seconds -
,..WI I
._uRILLS whether a stolen car has ,
...,...HMf1 i + teen recovered or not. FRANK
AU equipment was accumulatedand .'
Installed over a period of several CREBS a,.
- ....At.a
: years by the communications
.. division' which handles complete I
..IIf. I UI' Realtor
maintenance of all units served by . 04ti ft
.. ffllr ijl both systems. CwtHli jj ; .1. A Memberships in < PVof f41club
I' "I! -- Tht police radio Is operated by I Property" MaiogtrEit lMN > < > : ore now ovoiloUeon . .. !III. am 1
.II7Y'
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relief
four regular and one operator Wi-
t while the Fire Department I I Ph. a1710RENTAL :: : opportunity to j jeHI. ..... Itii M Mt. !
,.1& radio" all la handled members by of four the dispatchers depart-- + .a.a1. amazingly low ca0Frt1e ......1.. fe, "
''I i ment. II TRAILERS 1.S.I As a special indU(........ Mail tiMr. ttJLp5L : .
.. I Handling the poUce'radio are I
Evelyn Langham. senior operator r: YOU .; member will receive hot ... .. ...... J
aI Wilson Dorothy operators.Ward. Helen and King.Dorothy Rita HAUlI ..:fi from Jimmy Lenz, tae ttM J41.... eiA
I I .';- tlJ rl uk WR* xcs 7M47i McGulre.. 11. N. England relief operator.L. S. Berkhei- I I E. ......... .<4 The yearly duet .1 f mitt $100 Mrtbr> \
.. mrr. U L. Cannlts and W. A. I I S r- greens fees for bath ..... mi .*** ed..! {
::1 -. Spence are the dispatchers at Hour" day or week: hitches furnishedFAIRBANKS I .
'-- the Fire Department I TRAILER "t" + : of course oil club ...... I JltJ INO
Iii- t* rtiel Ctan sar.el
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-.'...-.. Operators of the police radio go SERVICE r .a need $25 i.. .
only et glairaete r
: a. pay .
'--"'"-- ..:.-... --,,--- further than Federal CommunicaUons Fairbanks Are and Clay St. .
regulations and log all calls I I 4 in convenient du c. 'j
\ lWMI'w rf INDUSTRIAL a v 55w I t
1\ Price of Soft Drink I .', 3. J !
t I .... ....., ... IMM.fS! I ENGINE : a:: :-'?J t
...., .o. ?
.t1fiiI.Jii"'L' ..- ... .. Here Is ReducedI :
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of Industrial ra- + ;
I Uftlnc sugar REPAIR SERVICE j -4f.. .
t Uooinf.production with. the of attendant volume and Increased raetory halted Mechanic I /It. ;t ; . :....
t'. ..... ....MunI I I J&.IN. the has made cost of.it possible Fepsl-Oola to reduce to- Genuin. CcmtiDe.taJ Puts ..:> $ .,: :-;...''-::',;' '.,-,-"' < .m..W.:,. . '. i .
I', fire president cants' of Hugh the bottling J. Jones companyIn vice- PIPE= .: ';< :< :: .::< ':'. / '"' I'"
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'I Orlando. announced yesterday. ... ". ; .
11 I cW1fl1WY I Iwu.h Into sufficient volume production sugar we and canto Ii :JIMMY LENTZ-CLUB PRO j
nuke enough to fin a larger demand .aea nra+wee .MS*0iaou.I .
than we were allowed to
.. .. I I drrrtop under sugar rationing. I
.J -t.M.Jl .r i IClstaeMtieal : The reduction we are making to Pine Hills offers you a brand new nine hole course intend to limit ow r 411 f
0 . ,Iwt !I our dealers mean that In price the 12 should ounce therefore bottle-I FLY AT I NIGHT with rolling fairways, shelter at every hole, ice- people with w.... vojnr ti ......... 1D 1
-: -. """- I vQ stain retail for five cents. ",' water at every tee and rest rooms at every third hours. . peeple coAw Mi
1 t : ir h t',uld.a See Orhndofrom.'the hole . in short the kind of a course you have Why don't you 4r.f rot fw r _Mlwlrw s4 f .
.,, j \Air -* always wanted to play. The ranch type club house week . we know yew'D .*>It!% sat' 9'
"': -- '--""" "'>:""" :"JI, .1.. \ and pro shop, with cocktail bar and restful lounging course with its tutor*I Hnmte 4a- f , N '
in a safe, iji etBeecJicrofr I facilities will certainly meet with your ap .think you'll want to )nm i>ur' "'n, I'
,1m Bwieiua AirpM : proval. Of course it goes without saying. that we bers once you've Viand u. j
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: . I .....'AB9UT PIMPLES.! I I Flighuram Aitport(Orlando'sMuniclal for
J rer eften ..ui r I Only One Dollar H 'PINE HILLS GOLF COUMI
j . .A :' a:1 laity reset old freta. sett narks:'Ah* i
.': ",, "' _" S ( Hcrwt tnm iktiMlticnaditwM Bring the ',Mdi $
-:1:i Ic ci*( tn sae.Nee..SO...year fttktMf !i I ON THE FAIRVILLA ROAD FIVE MILES FROM DOWNTOWN 0. MIN
:: raw tnuot Mtiwa tTf WOOTTEN
a,1 boa t. it. a deeeegdlettt
.. JMII" e fa.r AVIATION (NpUSTRIESOrlaoflff ORLANDO OFFICE-JANE BROS. REALTY, 235 N. MAIN, PH.1&1 1M
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J !!ft1hta ftMthtrl ; THE MERRY-GO-ROUND THEY WILL DO IT EVERY TIME By Ha HoMND THE PUBLIC THOUGHTPrefabricated
a4. Q 4. !etrtaIMtw >OU GRIMES.TrUS S JUST IT'S ON-y A SUG6ESTiCN KiD NEPHEWS
.. Shock To Lewis Seen ,COiISIJJ HAs
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A ASU6SESTTON-AS :I ALWAYS SO IS ASHOTGt I. HERMIE 6RASPAW$ G AN' (
4 .. tae tw __ M I SV/ HIRE'EM ON THBQ KiEClTSOMLV. GTS I E PROMCilc I J06 OQ MARS!4txi cASr
0" .. 4. ... .. S t, KOHET S. AIIEHtt4U.r's is 6UT-UH-7Ni5 IS HEM, HE BECOMES TriE! NEW PER MOVE AROUND HEKSONNEL Boon To Or/amfe/ *H MI
Drew Pearson a
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2 .. kckf vacation the Merry-Go-Bound is being
,.- .1 E OF&6Be Editor Orlando Msrattf tiKatrtf
\ : ''''''''''- written by his old partner. Robert S. Allen.] COULD STRETCH A 2
,. IEMU fa**, tnntu ***. RELATIVES After reading your hmrtBj iMWf
WASHINGTON U. S. Bureau of Mines POINT AND 6WE HIM A irrTEt f
I pj. ; .. .resaih t elm k TWXBJ5 the other I detest A*. M
BRIN day
1 __ f 41rwr.:\ irMi 1E I win shortly issue a report on the July 24 mine CSACK AT THAT OPENING OL+ '
E ... .wwleat i. t w ink tIT -.. 4Uter At West Prankford 111, that will leave I 1M THE PROMOTION HESUS6ESTED1H realtors are shying use
of the shakiest ACT DEPARTMENT NEJUST9TS5D prefab housing, Instead .f
his Ii.i. John L. Lewis dangling on one I
.. .;'.a t-- I limb of his turbulent career. : D5PAETMEIJF it VHAT KWO OP MERITS sirs: BJGDOMEPOESALLTrS short sighted precraa <
: : ; seem that these SoY prt'4
killed in this' WAS SHE HIRED CM
coal y
Twenty-seven miners were
; tNg4 r* r mNfiBI i i could develop into a m...
90 -9WVBMWy tfe tragedy, caused by a gas explosion. Howard Lewis, lar project if tt were
... ; ..* hr **** of..ait brother of John L. superintendent of this mine.I : right Most OLe are ta at
-i i,, MM is .MM MR.e..**. e Mt John I* Tas in nearby Indianapolis when the d i bracket and a ".000 to M JW"
8'i a+t.a .. disaster occurred and rushed to West Frankford I &N 1 is tailor-made for hu tneletst. I
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: ire .......... where ho immediately went into a huddle with hisbrother know of at least eight oj M
and United Mine Worker and State official will sign en the dotted HM V.4S
,, ... 1 1' AM. 7L Itn k d % the right man comet .}**.
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But. despite Lewis' searing denunciation of the : p% + > I _
tM4.. tttMtt rariier Ctntralla, EL, mine disaster as "mass murder I C "
-I Reader Has Serge fi.*i. Wf
.. -- fjI -... sad lie ,- ne was strangely piacawryconcerning : ; :
...1If'tI.! I
__ - .rlWa-+ this one. = : Such Charity Itffas ft #fe :: :1,
.... I Out of the huddle came a pub-j o ,' ,i Editor Orlando suing >**... .
ttt lie pronouncement that the tragedy l r ,i The Aug. 11 paper tauten' fti .
-.M t Pt ear e..w :: was "an act of God. i % .. -WONOERI $\\HV 1 i item about a local weaaaa fc a. fctf !l i4 .
: died recently and left her eB>.
.. .... Ia.e sees UMW moguls and State om- A PERSONNEL 1 I
sWhi44tehth dais went to great lengths to I I 'WNAG estate of over "'WO to PThat et tea ...... .. '
ChIn.I ER./ANyHQW? shoTs motherly deeeMe. tII -
whitewash the disaster.
IIQJH J L 1 :
Harold Walker of the Illinois Z4 course but wonder if dm ttt0t4w !
........... If,.... Situetion1y I State Mining Board proclaimedthat )190 r1 IIEWARD 6.7Coo non:, old Christian lady undoubtedly and a good a ertgM dee0r. leM. Pll
..... bq skip fit, "nothing the explosion.could have Hugh prevented rx. ,+h r' ,,err .. c.a G L.1 aa..Klrr7 1x531ID 8-25 7Z'ROr\7Q CAl/AM J had hospitals ever beard orphan of ajyta&s sum MMTII at AMN M 1r M1 '
t se. .,... itA eft the I White Illinois UMW president and - --- Ian institutiocs.I Mt +
1r. trlir .... ill Ott Ia4dloueLU Allen a top Lewis lieutenant orated ,I Could It be said that aCe list r a t1a-
"There win always be a few explosions that could i\: WESTBROOK PEGLER SAYS f been entirely tndiffereM t* bee 's. 'x. .- fi+ 8a
of r Narlal,2i, It than,e not be prevented.' You can't legislate mine safety.|I : son's welfare U the had .left. esMt < ,- es r fl.ttr
The Bureau of Mines' report win ten an entirely $90,000 and bequeathed the e.. 0 .. .
as ........ ...ik IMt the different story. I With Spiritual Tone $$.000 to a half dozen etertta* p e ertsu eslt -
__ to w. .... ...... Lake It win declare the disaster could have been' Slugging a institutions? Could tt be taM Mat tw..a .
,
'heu entirely dertttwt f feto testa. seettssra esrhe a bale
I averted had adequate safety measures been taken. - -
..... ___._ .. .1&8ft. ape I Also that not only was the mine too gas-laden.I B? WESTBROOIC PEGLEK However there was this difference that until I mother had left him oair HJil rear ere e1I tgr,.,
instead of the whole ant..., p54 dMaS .its MV* elf 4asaahst
.... --- *m. but "non-permissible" equipment such as in- NEW YORK-He probably has other plans started asking questions and digging up the answers Now this is not in UttM. eaat..s eoseadl0i JMt** *
drills used in de- but, if not Irving McCann the lawyer for the myself he swung a heavy prestige in the U S. A.
i I feeler (spark-throwingl were : happens an too freQueaUjr 1 tMtt t en.. +ee e 5s..
red i I fiance of Federal mine safety standards. :, Congressional Labor Subcommittee, could get awful He used to be referred to as a labor spokesman our ministers an to MaaK. he- Me.f
p.ui} erg tt Farther that "fire-bossing" inspections were rich before snowfall just by letting patriots shake ," when he was actually only the spokesmanfor cause they fan to imprest.. tte ; to apt o
holly Inadequate. I I the hand that popped Joe Padway on the snoot the onion bosses and was drawing an enormous minds of their flock that die .** sifeo4st.=ara se ,
17 I for a dollar a shake. income for it. of Heaven win not pa fee .a* Mesa earl .. = e.'I .
rite Net: Two highly pertinent facts the report will There was a spiritual somewhat in that pop. I When I caught Padway on the petition to Pres. who simply prays and K**. MMl t.
Lahr + *#*Mx Bet to into are: That the unsafe conditions that might compare It to the sensation that the baseball Roosevelt for a full pardon for Scalise he said he prays, but who rfitM ui ...... =.:=; a eta
tai gals tit4ett ilenalt i lid to the explosion still largely prevail in the ;clients used to feel- when- the big just thought a man who had committed a boyish in his lifetime, and M kgatea. l apP ottth 9& 4Bfc93mmt (
4 i I mtet store iu reopening; and that under both the i *
Babe would pivot with sweet graceon error-Scalise was prostituting a girl on tour witha tray * *mm aat
tww UMW contract with the coal, operators andO tars e i er
hY4I1
tarok .t those: canary ankles of his and carnival when he was only 18-that a man who P
.* Taft-Hartley law Lewis could close down the :the ball would take off, unmis- had erred R'Al i v.ae i
e+seS asaES because it is unsafe. The Taft-Hartley Act as a boy shouldn't be penalized an the Cf((11 Fl4RIDASeJ +M.MOr ***
dMt takably labeled a home run beforeit rest of his life. That was Padway's story to me,
authorizes the union to pull its mem-
WMtftrtJll ,
had quite come loose from the and although he admitted that he had received
a
Bas MK of a mine on that ground. I1 I1t stick. I am hoping that the movies fee of $1.000 he Insisted that It was legitimate pay ..io
I I
irltMA, ksm f.
were present at the committee from the union for drawing
bestowal of the Medal of Meriton up a constitution. .
1r111eiN $0a pre Truman's hearings in Los Angeles to catch Scalise had the first and last word about
> lift WfcKe House Sec. David K. Niles was a two-, the happy event with sound.I in every-
thing the union, as Padway certainly
Md sentimental event Niles is the last of the was smart :iiIa
e ttaMt bh! 1 J am not one to endorse the enough to know. Then I looked up the constitutionof Vzctoqk4ohe4Ir
......., staff sun on the White House payroll the
on snoot as regular the
Mpa [pop repartee building service union and discovered that
afforded the genial
'
aad the decorating ceremony
between counsel in leglslaI it Just
was
the standard
n flit lodge-meeting
tt.m trash and
hiM ter ..*... the opportunity to do some free-handed lathe HANUT root
I hearings and before the bar. yellow-dog stuff that an the union highbinders
--
t9ra4 ef. i kl+MM. number of I)I Pegler but you wouldn't object too grimly use. Padway then said oh .sea but the new constitutional THE QUESTION --
At the President's invitation a women -
!
would you if a fellow enjoyed this particular
them Civil provisions which he had drawn up for De yea bat a p#* bfefe fef
wen present. Among were sm-I| one this once? I would be willing to pay a small the $1,000 had never been embodied in the constitution. keeping Beet In this AefMl
in Ceo. Frances Perkins former Sec. of ; i fine for the pleasure. weather?
A f., Y.... 't.fflfio"I; Fte4 Kirchway. publisher WPA of official The Nation Mrs.;Helen Mrs i*'I They were having a go-around in connectionwith After Scalise blew up and GOT. Tom Dewey THE ANSWEB1
Pf uvfte Kelly one-time ; .
the union rackets in the movie industry which sent him to prison there was a scramble for the Charlie LMgdlit, lsrapW t0fe
.. :1111, ... .... .-i tom' i j Aknaa Census Bureau personnel director; Mrs.J. C. .Padway certainly should know all about, for he office records and out of the files came a letteron chanlc Sanford L..tdtjl
I I IBaseten. I
: ...l .....eltM *. wife of t'"9 Census Bureau director and Mrs. worked a long time hand in glove with three of the the letterhead of Joseph A. Padway general ( "My favorite trttk to aA 'rtri 0e
; ...... wife of the Alien Property Custo- foulest vermin in the whole American Federation counsel American Federation of Labor Tower alt I drink p4ea r af ewer eM G
i 1alitite ....: the decoration 1 of Labor-George Browne Willie Bioff and George Bidg Washington. D. C. addressed to Scalise, dUll. to cootclothes. ..-. eNltrr1esi5 ;
It
After the President pinned on let
Scalise. Brown was an ideal labor leader to thisbellowing president and saluting him as."Dear George "It
amusement of the former. Niles was warm in rents --
Kto. to the treat
= old fourflusher who has fattened on the dated Jan.
21. 1940. a few days after the "
IRS expose. but if will
There yet
eta$.< bussing the assembled ladies. was 'r-
toil and the sufferings of American labor for 25 and it sympathized with Scalise and abhorred
in the shade
stay -
RIM Martty. but none of the women refused. .
Pegler. balealsehMaA
AAerfd Nile expla.1ntd."Th1.s is what you might years.Browne you will Biuaiv .
was an ideal the dirty thieving Toward the close it said: Ton must be main- get a breeze Uu- ..' -
.... ..... .,.,... Nii eal ref em French. The French always kiss the j I grog-head and Willie Bioff the old mackerel tained In this labor movement for the good you is cooling tad .. -- ..
...ay. t* of a decoration so I gave the practice PhM +
eart
who -
drifted
naturally into the onion business have done and the good yon will do. Remember. there is BO real -,
.rot elrre tit ..... flee a Mw twist' j from a reeking brothel that he used to run over I am with you 100 per cent. Yon certainly can reason to suffer .... ... '
'ts
on Halstead St. Chicago, was a magnificent count on me to help you and I win consider it a from the grew
The American Legion convention opening in I win admit these Lss4iesrt
dynamo of human energy. privilege to do with and
g MMt o my esteem: good
I! Xw York today will see a hot behind-the-scenes {'! IdonotgotoutYt; + *>** 01111
There was nothing offensive about Willie that wishes I *
am friend signed Jo ,
your ]
*
' : bUt .*rr the veteran housing issue. dig ditches and .tf 1 dad I r.*...
you can discover in the record of old Pa.dway'sorations Padway certainly knows the angles of the union
I tfeti Ith! The' Ltften's housing committee is very muchM could net remain oath t+re *N
to the underworld mob at their annual laws and he must have made millions < .
in union
04war1wIr the pot with the rank-and-file. The commit- ing in this biG* **.* *W . .
conventions. But his dream prince was George law practice but I have never heard of him representing getting warm t halt .**. .a. fr
emir trt M *arlt
Scalise also a bargaining agent and traffic man- any individual American worker againsta 0 +
t
x_ Merv M .and failing to procure GI housing legisle ager for prostitutes in his earlier dan and also, in union boss or racketeer. He has been a boss- Mr*. Prod ratifttei, MaW+
..*. hens Congress.TBM the fulfillment of his career a client and dear per- man all the way. camp open'or O* f C*i 1 . se
:: < rank-and-file resentment has already sonal friend of Joe Padway. Since I divested him of that phoney character "'I have pJn'. el tnrtltM" .$r -
BnHd List!! in a series of angry state crack- This after Bioff keeping: cool: I war t1gM ea"sgttl/ ee.r '
it ALttlie I was Browne. and Scalise had of spokesman for American labor. Joe has been "
.M**. U U unknown outside of Legion circles aM 4ta1 Pelham V -
been promoted by the Capone mob to the controlof more cautious about shooting off his loud mouth
Ml MX &Lst. Organizations rejected the commit- I sad airs rule e etie
the moving picture and building service unions but I guess he forgot himself again While I didn't 4
..** reeecamendations and endorsed the Taft- i i and Browne had been boosted into the executive suggest that I aTt It lee ee.- r.k
Padway be
the *
popped
on moot
lsbsat ......W.Mr housing bill. which was vigorously day eta. west. rtt.
{ council of the American Federation of Labor itself. I want to shake the hand that did it. susstnr-
esaa else
eau III
Mad $ ae3ess4 but Congress both by the committee and
* afpel There Browne sat in the of William
company After the
popping
States Padway said that if Mc II Ills_ 0115M
ewe rl fut lobby. The revolting were
a !loses I Green the president and old blubber-head Dan Cann would step outside be would be "tom to sr1 sr a sras
..rv .bmpe &re. Vermont. Massachusetts. Mary- Tobin, the president of the teamsters and old +lil
Pvoaifif ania and South Carolina. t pieces" by the men he Padway bad "the honorto I seseat -
Mft4
,
=
; *4 AMUcowa ; : mushmouth Joe Padway who pretended they did- represent Iff. 1s. ,
the Legionnaires thumbed ,
IB Pennsylvania,
1 n't know a thing wrong about their rodent friend That is in line with Padway's concept of manhood set i/MstMe f t -1p -'
drat ewes at the committee despite pleas by Na- .* 941Lw .C '
.
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ON _I 11t and refused to lift a hand or say a word to convict the employment of goons to handle issues -
.M Comdr. Paul Griffiths and Sen. Martin. ., a5a.eas
MIaO 0. him or the others after it had become Mn. nbIMM Irgtlt .
1, w Mrt even plainto of personal honor. He was born abroad and he
1- .fkth .as led by Walter Alessendroni. execu- that to all of the emMB* t Mlconcerned
,
everyone else that they all were monstrous seems never to have acquired the American idea ,'.ree.lt oI
pee aeetor cf the Philadelphia< Housing Author- : vita Al af tttM are
crooks. The general executive body of the American In these things. But I daresay that if McCann
Tides excefiew BMUMtf rf a.Nrtag
an
I' Federation of Labor is comparable to the Cabi- had stepped outside he might have been torn to I tool
net of the United States and Padway's role was pieces at that by American working stiffs in a *
M Mo t+htrtttl ,*... genial Cyrus Ching is slated to take over I
eh a oMN ivie of the Federal Mediation and Ooncilia9m I roughly equivalent to that of the attorney general. wild struggle for the honor of buying him a drink. 3fr Ourtotte Th***** Mb s-
.**.*. immediately: after Labor Day. FMCS keeper DcLandNo. :
I b the farmer C. 8. Conciliation Bureau which the i INTERPRETING THE NEWS OUT OFTHE FAR EAST I have M l'r" I'MM rsn a yit
_M4 ra try to relax tad .. 4*
Ut GBegret ripped out of the Labor Depart- !t e* ': "
.1erpp vid r tae.e I do not get out a .4's' ,
4 "S b..h soot hM1al sad made Chini'an independent am..... FMCS agency.has been un- China Economic Change Needed I in late the, in tun the Htll afternoon sli
i tlsawiliMtt <*ri.*., a flvblve behlnd-the-scenes reorgan- and .
.
,. el ads i. Joins! luu.. there 1s usually .1 44 s *
9414 gshs We A Mother of firings have taken place, among >r JAMES D. WHITE defend it again with the same have probably increased for some a good hreeM a ba
lttiit ti'ti h tl4ss seine of the ablest and most experienced TAP Foreign Affairs Anar'St Vigor, the new Nanking NavY I'I thing which long has been a possibility then. X aTOJdcooking c
atatreau IP-I..n.. ... They are W. Ellison Chalmers head of! The Wedemeyer Mission to Chi- American- u1pped'but untried in I -the appearance of an autonomous hot '.. e wit '
alb MM FMpram Division; Carl Schedler. chief of arbi- na has completed its investigations combat might get a workout in I i Chinese Communist meal tn the : x y 'a, t Aaad' rems.
a gran t..11 ++ lfiEiittilp ....... and Fred Livingston maritime expert. | there and is on its way home via Chefoo waters. 1 state in Northern Manchuria. Such Summer heat ,. taw ese rh.3
+1 e ntaeatselat.tr. .... head-lopping has been done by Howard i, Tokyo and Korea. Last week in those waters I a Soviet satellite would be a likely and_n_ dodse say .
I 1 I Nanking said Its American- I consequence if Nanking succeeds i kind of work Stn. T........ II, .
ftetaB. tenner assistant director whom Ching The general departed with thei 1
equipped airforce In physically separating the North that win make a peeesa w teae
h4 Biade his deputy director. admomtlon that military force wa bombing
China Communists from those in I also dm tn de trio +r ....
I alone never will eliminate the Communist Junk traffic: between j ........ '
Nt 1 Tfctt and the list of firings is highly significant -
I rte ; Manchuria. I'light and eeeHag ai ,. ar '" ..
i, Communists and that China must Chefoo and Dairen. 90 miles .1 rtes.eaAR... "'
i Ortm *as made assistant director by Dr. John Rtttetinaii 1 ."
of them u powlMe I .
.
x immediately undergo drastic economic north across the Gulf of ChihlL I eat '
eta+ tt > now White House economic adviser when *
fee w.. head ef the Conciliation Bureau in thefeMMteH Even and before political he reform. Then came the Nanking order 1 Tenants Fete Janitor Mrs. Thin geese, ahs<......
Administration. And all those let '' spoke things to "close" the Port of Dairen. i secretary. Wteter P*.%
out 'had 1M hi0. '
to
begun happen in China ..
which is doubly significant because .
Called Perfect Gem
ttttlllt altllebk bf Cetrtn were brought into the agency by Steelouai perhaps because of the mission "Mainly by w ektBt r a as.
to
ttKcenorBJ I perhaps not. it could backfire seriously: cool of ftee. X slay rMftgff (ire, snddwtact '"
awl, $Eist lft% ties! if not followed up with something I CHICAGO [API Walter Clausius I
| w. Uoa in inner capital circles is who IsBBMMm After two years of complaining, to make it stick. I .....
who doubles a1M
tip i1t srire as a baby-sitter toy-
niCS-Chicg or Steelman? On the basis American business men in China What that might be is not at *.
= trait i r 0rtMje .f vfcat has transpired so far. it looks like Steel- should be the first to benefit from all clear but it obviously has fixer dogiwalker and gin rummy fnrtaate I asefM ..
tees *aa M riding again. the limited relaxation of foreign something to do with an Amert-I player when he isn't busy as a .i the 4, *
exchange controls announced last can protest six days janitor had 50 silver dollars. 49 .
I ..... .Aa e
week by the Chinese
Mtr..iHIsintin-el government. Soviet Russia over continued occupation cans of beer 49 pretzels, and two rttt ens Ewais
I Radio
Program of Dairen in spite of the
I Politically there is not yet birthday cakes today. tft'rW. athe
; any of the rumored reshufflingof Sino-Russia treaty of 1945, under I 4w6
..*t mott W\.Oll cne woaz cam Nanking Government which Dairen was to be a free The 50 tenants at his North Side
+. . __ ,.. ,. personnel trine I MTMrs. =
0w T.i. P_wlU__"___Co Belie 1\ or Not Apartment building declaring he .
r although that in
e __ ..... P.""'" .... C._Ron .____ -- time. may come port.However, the American was a gem of janitor becauseof taa.. tte ee
a, Hoe Puts P.whlt.mn C._ Studio! PartytitH -I' protest I "services beyond the call of F1... MNr. ..* sr
I 0e Daeaia Studio Party _.. was not made public until the day
4s. ..$::::rbstea Teat_Lb .... Studio Party __ Diplomatically China got tough after China took the rather venturesome duty" lavished praise and gifts does not bother me hm :, + slot
tk+atae+r i ties-..d Vel.dy Thatr Studio Party with Soviet Russia last week and step of "closing" a port on him last night at a surprise of swtmaiBff a tat af*
earl _, Oat a.* at'tM Terry Piratea .: &adio Party = closed the port of Dairen to an it I birthday party on his. 49th birth- and perhaps Uu Help B. a;; .
-? < ...*. Row Rar'Uaa Radio Rodeo I not only does not hold but has .
I RtI.. -...n. Lev Watt _____ LoweD Thomas __ foreign vessels. China does not I no visible means of acquiring. I day anniversary. main cool" .
IiH1 .. h.1
as..... ..__ DiuMr ItwM -. la tin BportUU. Last week Nanking quietly intensified Chinese Communists : Threats Miss )In"wra .ri
must decide German
S -.ant ..,-. Ran i Taylor Mule for Dtalnt I its civil war against the Against wood
a.*..... Two __, *peru Parade ,. Henry CassIdy whether they can rely upon Rus- '
".*.I***-N..tes-.:-RnCW EdlUom CcnUn. Ualo QUI Chinese Communists. launching a sia for help and whether they I Socialist Party Bared j -I remain tn the -* ?
s- .M IBM* ..*ma ._ RBMT Pn .... la Hubest Tres .. drive across the Shantung Peninsula shall try to hold Shantung.For 'I BERLIN fAPJ of a fan mh:1* .o ,* ", t ..
AM O.*:w AI". of Melodic Voico of FlrestoMM i pointed along the strategic The Neue Zel- not go out to U* t t r ".. Aee
e es Tunes Anna .. .todJf. Voice of Firettont 1 tung. official German newspaper ....
Russia de- \ * .
R I Tsinan-Tsingtao railway and toward they mean a i sun unless it U *
Tk.. .o.kw Scatter Telephone Boar_ of the
lee u
Mars asi. American Military Govern- .
e *..<. Tke.u. Orcaa Subdue __ Telephone Boar_ the Communist-held Port of cision whether to hang on to I absolutely we*'*!
.1 -..->. 'hIM' O.y Uabardo Or Symphony Hall _t Chefoo. Dairen in spite of the 1945 ment said yesterday anonymous sary. I do not
1_ : Ii 11 lM ..... Ta" U. O., a-INInte or. Symphony Ban .. This action is comparable to the treaty and tn the face of what letters were circulating in the know that you r_ tIIr
,*. Wt ".... ..rh Rent Clua Symphony Han ; first great campaign looks to be at least coincidental 1 Russian zone of Germany threatening -
a year ago would can this
,- i .t Mt hwM Ira, Fwa Hint OBB Symphony Ball i revenge for the "reign of ....... Ofiste esw .1.1J1II
Sino-Rwsian :
which took "
i k e M any Pearl:a Or. Amer. Lettoa Aua.s : Kalgan from the Communists pn ure. any trick but tt
y s b s sl4t c :::. IUr haft Or.: -. Amer= Lesson Am- and cut the overland American and Chinese action': terror and hunger" by the "Red does manai U ... ... yshy
w, ... Tatt Orer Ne..Dd8 Fascists of the communistdominated -
bridge Mongolia from their
!It J..t s"ei *ao. Art Moooey Orca. Barka M at Waia. across therefore whether Intentionally : German Socialist Unity help one remain
M .* Cruel -_ *kla.ay XaaU or Prank Bogart, Or. base in North China to their new so or not. is tending to force both I [SED 'cooL, X have to !
fcg.. Awes. Oita.-Se Prank Botart Or ( Manchurian holdings. Loss of f Party ).
#4 e -- : the Chinese Communists and Russia prepare my own .
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a.een.RsH sp.rrOroh. Neil Loafs Serenadtm Shantung would deprive the Communists to make policy decisions on meal and I )Arts ttrela
[1 Doan oath. St. .
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545. Orta. _- Dean Orb-= Bon Monan ore r, of their last means of Dairen. Manchuria and the whole avoid an cnnecacarr .**** ""
.i.,D.eee One.Ori Rr ..__ Rev Mortan Ort moving back and forth. nebulous relationship between I Billy Rose . lug the hot weather arty .
4b ..... .__u ski _, News k Off I Several months ago the Communists Russia and the Chinese Commu- I . Is on vacation. Ills eolumn rat sandwich and aais.it
541 i> (%-. Ort _-.. thwarted an earlier Gov- ninsts. E.JI
rtM. ore* I will be resumed upon his than stand ever a Met
+ el, lies .... ----.. I ernment attempt to take the Shan- Whatever happens because of I return. I avod eating bat _as. 1\1 1'foodl.
..,! e4we eta a Lear a tung Peninsula. If they choose to these developments the chances ."
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"""""'" ,... Viable Fish ContinueTo
Supply Listed : Livestock Industry : InstituteSet Citrus Prices Funds KM
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...... Hit Beaches i Rule HigherIn
lit.. Stilt Heavy, .o.!w"YITw ST PETERSBURG rAP Fish Expansion Forecast At Camp Cherry: New York For W. MIl
killed the "Red
-. tIIlt> Yegeta.bt t aapptlet by Tide"continuedto
,,,4 p rtXNI la New York come ashore along most Pinellas I' JACKSONVILLE [AP] Continued, steady expansion of i I MADISON tAP Rural folks !S re icJ to (V,,--vV *err ..e '... -. -..alt 1r
.. -. : __ t** *** tttm ..r'. last County gull beaches yesterday to Florida's livestock industry was forecast yesterday by i iI from 10 Northern Florida coun-I NEW YORK-Citrus plane nti- .,Y If' ..... .. 1 I.P II::
.,,' **Mi HI stance eau&o4Rm were William L. Wilson director of State markets. i ties win attend the Farm and' ed slightly higher last seek although +i5....... 4_.
; the growing concern of beach | receipts: shoved no faiBM . .. t4lJt
M fgjic tat flan u earlier In Home Institute at Camp Cherry . e4' "'
...... W*.tiff recdlUons dent and business men, resi-I I He also announced the appointment of M. M. Adkison i this week, according to District off and Florida oranges COOMBUM! .1IIt.. _
r 1!i *....w. for crept in thought they had seen the as manager of the DeFuniak Springs State Livestock, Agent J. Lee Smith of the State to arrive in limited annual ..w i:
tf: tAtt a. 1betA 11Utettytitalr4ls the plague after several days I Market. ?*, Agricultural Extension Service: One of the features of the staff. ... "
._.. **.*.. Irtturt and out its traces last week. with-I Cattle and hogs have provideda The institute will open with registration was the very high prices r/w1.N t olw
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--- ...s4 sore M Iwht suphRf With many citizens Tuesday night and will'I for lemons. They avrrajed' III It : ai"
s. ... .4. accordingly relict County Com. John Chesnutof i substantial amount of revenue .I run through Friday noon. per box on Wednesday for ttw Mi-
Asa "'ptett'4 alicht- Clearwater said he was still j I j to producers. in the territory Immediately Counties that will be repre tire sale these high prices Mat .
. a qte" tftUoM near trying to get help both from the adjacent to DeFuniak >. seated include Madison Gadson, : due to widespread bet weather ai lilt IAM a.- rwf
oa.f "" ..I aw' Mn tl ion to State Board of Health and the Springs for many years Dir Wilson 4 Leon. Jefferson. Wakolla. Taylor short supplies. ssA ......... ... .
44*j*. MM Wtm and Central U 8. Engineers as to the best I Hamilton, Columbia, Lafayette Florida oranges continued to arrive -
6k. Wrt PNiaim lu*. MM been course of action to fight the said and he expressed the *., and Snwannee. at the rate of a few ran do* ::1 ..... ...
M f .* t. MI*, courte"We. I!! opinion that facilities provided by Wednesday the first full day and 14 la cars were sold tIt.eagN t'ai1M ..._ .. ..
mm ....*. kM yimty, of lima hope to get some action I I' the State market should be of of the institute will be devoted Thursday compared with II caw ... ...., 'to. -
ant way or the other today," for the previous period At eM to ....".
Ma MHl .., Ereg pM bolos \' considerable assistance to the future principally to talks and discus-' : a. -;
.. Che*nat said. i .close prices were mostly S1H-H It M era AAl =r.;
** m .rte. .bt. UH week, development of the livestock: sions on control of insect and
The new deposits of fish compared with 4Q-IS.M a seek .. .. ..
... ...a| T1. asap bean generally plant disease pests.
industry in that section. .
..... .tHl p......... was not were not as large as those The Quincy State Livestock :byy Speakers will Include Dr. A. N. ; ago.Despite ... .... .
f ... .t tlws"1 a. M4 keen and which engulfed the beaches twoweeks I Tissot. head of the Florida the lateness of fee **.> a w I. 9Irv
H ..- 1k....ld s.wMk. New. York ago but at Madeira Beach a<"I Market dled 120 in cattle Its weekly and sale 415, hogs han- Experiment Station Agricultural En- son some of the Florida ........ .. ...... ",,
... .. .. sod rlsitor complained he could not show good quality Tins .to a late ..........' ..
MI a mu* anHI 'I for a cash total of 1582037. tomology Department; Dr. W. B. ... ,
take a walk because there was I variety of orange and eeaoe tow O/etw + s. a .1
ta-w M.9 Marly around
a i The Jay State Livestock Market Tisdale head of the Station Plant ,
1 ...
ertR+ III .. 111x1 Shoe then to nothing to walk on except fish. I also in Northwest Florida reported Pathology Department: Dr. R. R. a section around Fort 4selt.daUthat fW't tr.al 11.
+ ... .t. ,......4L Madeira Beach near the center sales totaling $9,370 the one- Kincaid. pathologist and Dr. J. has an abundant m-- !i: ;' "e r "
.."
of the 32-mile stretch of Pinellas" supply. Fruit from statue ahesed a
evirft .......t kat I day auction handling 120 cattle W. Wilson, entomologist. North the usual storage defect tatait It.
beaches, seemed the hardest hit in
.. loco sad ...., IboMwnlp4. and 224 hogs.Arcadia Florida Experiment Station. Some ollt.J.It'1 ;'t:
the return of the "tide but oranges are
t h.at "ft&ra ChesI'aut State Livestock Marketin Speakers for the second day :
said virtually all beaches to arrive this week bat the
04.1 Mm* tars fr.. affected to some degree. its one-day auction sold 417 which will be devoted to consideratIon I quantity will probably to Iraq .. 'ue I 'a "-411III"r' .
..4 I amer.... the cattle and 62 hogs for $22.180.61. and discussion of The I
Police Chief J. J. Elliott of Inasmuch as the orange .**.*. .M ...- .. ..
v as h to ..**.< *lf, Ik rrf mater said a plane survey Clear-I' Continued rains are holding up American Way of Life win include I has been en rrw4 Mm f.r a ___ wA.+ It .. ,
4 ell s -a ..... tank. sef acsttHt scattered groups of fish planting of cucumbers in the sec- --'--' : Justice Alto Adams of the Florida month any arrivals..M fc. re rates s. altBtkwL=
,.... ... ." MUir ..I ..14t mile and half offshore from which!' tion served by the Wauchula State WILLIAM L WILSON Supreme Court, Secretary of State markable.' ...........
... 1 +b ..... Do. ... relatively small deposits were beIng ,i Farmers' Market the report said . 'steady expansion R. A. Gray and Rep. Richard' California Valencia .........
tAe fns. e51te has bets food brought in with each incoming i A good part of the eggplant and ] Simpson of Jefferson County. receipts last week through Tttrle-
Met /tale MIl t6rs ......w. has tide, T I I some of the pepper plants have I Conservation of Florida's Ha- day totaled lit can acaUMt Ifs
.t o s .IIY. alesT"? supply Elliott raid the groups were ,i been transplanted to the fields. man Resources will be the theme cars for the previous period Pnew.
i stelh Aa tm at oneteglna. Mattered and much smaller than Planting of tomatoes in the St. j| Citrus MeetingTo of the third day with Dr. Walter Improved somewhat aHJwMfffc Me
s .... ..... ......... the hate concentrations spotted Lucie County territory continued Wilkins. director of nutri- gains: were not tare Avttsse Mr j
-- ..... dsa u reta* .when the "tide's" effects were at I during the last week and some I I I I tion investigation State Boardof the period was $524 per 1m. tl.M .
...... taco Irs.i IwI .... tt has It* wont. increase in acreage over last Fall j I Health leading discussions. against $..90 for the week petrwr
sl r_ .. Islelti nstt41sfyM.Ia.ct Swimmers were numerous at is indicated. Open Today Swimming group singing games ; Valencia, harvest la retterM se
I and other recreation, and display ,
ae M.. setting Clearwater! Beach. Elliott said. about 40 per cent tomatoa
P et rearsr tt.b.n to Uw had knock of farm and home equipment are Southern California and ttwr are
to
even though they I About Florida I II
also on the institute : .
C
11 -r the support aside an occasional fish carcass.A :::C':1 to CyTido Men"ng Sent:ncl] program reports of considerate draNaae
........ see ..... faolstoesdM couple of trucks sufficed to haul ALLEN MORRIS ASTOR PARK-The of of fruit wan _
program ;
'sa tit arlaebe4.d antler Gat- away all bodies that collected in Q. What is the nature of the Electrical Workers California grapefruit .......
d .... lid s4sM Itwve II a 24 hours but no matter what time memorial at Islamorada? the 14th annual Citrus Instituteat to arrive and offertnta tb wlpt
t1111.ssi '= la. ttwe .... bettllieta the collection was made a few more A. Dedicated to the memoryof Camp McQuarrie will be opened Gain Pay Increase i i 1 Thursday totaled TV ran oerrs- 4101I f
s 1''''' soot gratin carcasses would drift in again soon. the hundreds of World War I tonight at 8 p m. by H. G. Clay- JACKSONVILLE API Some pared with 21 cars fer tee p+tn arl
iilleltt twdat. w ww. at '- ..... veterans who perished in the FlorIda ton, director of the Florida Agri- 400 Jacksonville members of the :, period. The market averaged IM f 4A ,
= ..... i' A* than 00"JPf"C."h : keys during the Labor Day cultural Extension Service. local union of the International against 315 a week eafteff
Telegram Requesting hurricane of 1935. the monument Registration will be from 2 to 6 Brotherhood of Electrical Workers -I'
eat ........ e.nestI, Ibsi ,..- includes a crypt in which are pjn. today. Growers from all sec- have returned to their Jobs The rate of scrappteii ..., ..
sbsMaM M ....t... Discharge Not Received buried the remains of a few of tions of Florida are expected to following a settlement of differenceS i i hides in the Unttecft 6Ute 61m "j
tt,1. ee.a He tool ... wsth JACKSONVILLE: lAP Dr. Wilson the storm victims. Carved into an attend the institute which con- which resulted in a week's i 1942 through 1949 was.eat' ? 41 9* (
helps. ..t4.. Shaa II did lasttaut T. Sowder. state health officer : 18-foot shaft is a symbolic representation tinues through Friday. idleness. 'cent of the rate at vhtefe. lAn
rwSwe. has bets very said yesterday he had not re- of the storm depicting Camp facilities hate already Union Business Agent C. G. were scrapped in the IWt IWl
teartN 5s.pbes .1 tetRa- aired 'a telegram from Pinellas palms bent before the force of been filled through< reservations, Smith said the workers gained an ,I period.
.5f Ste .**..1 ..k to > rth* County beach residents demandingthat i wind and waves which :swept the but Lake County Arent R. E. increase In pay from $1.75 to $2 era cit :--
***** .! tt* "mmin.i a health official b- "fired"In islands. Norris has reported that adequate an hour while the request for dou- ENLARGED FACJUTltS
......"...rtl i ....* ..wes art brine a telegram sent Saturday, outside accommodation ble pay for overtime has been referred -- T. II..... T.. ....*
d'41are' .. ae.l. +s M uu crop the mayors and cine leaders of Q. How do naturalists account facilities will be available at to the Council on Industrial U O.r "N.. t>catt.. i
a .. .... sN .....bI1 be aIn several beach communities criticized I for the tropical growth on Mer- Ocala. DeLand Pierson and Relations in Washington. U Ain..... el... WI i aa
.- orb a I-41..wea p t Wflnt on- what they called "assmine 1 ritt's Island across the Indian ,' Eustis. ORLANDOTRANSFER .Ilrlt
r. tltla laalsr aM goers are statements" by Dr. L. L. Parks River in th. vicinity of Cocoa? A number of authorities in the Your Club t STORAGE CO.
....... ww held ..... they can that gases arising A. The narrowness of the island ,, production marketing and proc- Today 1 t
Mltl .a" Mkt ..... taw4 alnd *p&n- along the beaches are "mythical"1 washed on both sides by tides essing of citrus fruits are on the Core ORLANDO Jr Chamber of Comnnre TEL nit
Bldf. 12.00 Odd fellows.
noon; lOOP
4 .. e1ar.Y sea ritremelyverks which carry warm water into the prozrams daily.K. Lodte S 00 p m.
.. .. lia ..... ... of Killed Hurt bays and sounds is credited with S. McMullen. extension district AVON PARR Lions Club. .1acaraDda
..>1ruA tai .balaa4a. Ie de- One ; One the growth there of trees hose agent is institute director Hotel AVON 7:JO PARK o'm.: Lees Ct.... The fine T. R* 1141
t4. 4tr ... .... ........ hare In Auto.Accident I native habitat has its northern with Norris as manager. Other BARTOW! : Crwktttc Club. 12 00 ixwn AUTO PANT I
... i limit otherwise some-200 miles to DAYTONA BEACH: Rotary Club. Pita
tWIa.Imd ate 8p.nlshah officials include H. H. .
:a: PANAMA CITY CAP J.H. the south. Hethcox. (tt* Clubhou-e 12'IS pm. I *. Nut HEW eau teat' UMf i
"fer-I Lake County grower as registrar: DELANO-' Elks Club. Elks' Lorfir S 09 I SAM JONES
srti j[ .... chant 45. of Panama City + + Mrs. Gladys Kendall Volusia P m. Odd Fellovs. IOOP KofP Ban >00 ,
killed early yesterday and another Q. What was the original name rwr! AVB OAS sifts.w. s ilav
the County Home Demonstration pmKISSIMMII:: Homo Cub, Arcade BottL CW CcrUM .*. Jif'.si.
;, :""""'; == = or "''at person was seriously hurt when of the present' city of Winter Agent hostess; Joe E. Brown '.30 cmLEXSBCRO. rt.. MI' M
.f. It flitch Att1a4.1 their left the highway 18 miles I
car Park? : : Lions Club. Lc :bnri RffrMtion -
.........1 t"eI'IIt East: of here and overturned Florida A. Founded in 1858 as Lake- chef: Bob Gest. director of recre- Cm'..,. 7:00 p.m.
,rte't ation: Louis :Murraro music. MOUNT DORA: EIni bU of Prthlss
,...... nltat Highway Patrol Sit O. L.McArthur view, its name was chanced to' 1,30 pm I
lost 619ea.eei tiara reported. I Oceola in 1870 and to.Winter SANFORDRoUry Club. eofC. 12:IS I
.au* ....... $1 the !rite schoolLf The highway patrol officer identified I Park in 1881. Tampon Killed in Collision pm ,#
...... ;.....Me w. nab the injured man as Richard * i TAMPA (API Anthony L. Per- ...PEERING..... 12 1}: Rotary p mUMATILLA Club. Hotel /;'
.ho.. tit... tim MmN.l.wettUS. M, Merchant 67, of Wewahitchka. Would you like a free booklet : rone 28. of Tampa was killed in : KlTsnls Club. If.DlU-1
Bid. 12 IS
rN.SNmg bedlos lh. eaaar brother of the dead man. Also on canning surplus fruits and,: a car collision at a main intersection :- WINTER.HAVEN p m : Jr. CofC. J.
# tiding in the car was Earl Merchant vegetables? Write: Allen Morris. in downtown Tampa yesterday hoa... R OO p m -
1nanidi tbatt..--.s (aMast at"Sar.Od :3 son of the victim. The Sentinel-Star Bureau Tallahassee Police Officer W. R. Packwood Bid WINTER*.. In: VOL.PARK: Rotary: KI1raDla Club. Club.CofC Bldf Cote f
h.s ...... gtnMo at a Fla.YOUNG. reported. 12 IS .,11I. I
U Ala isl ..... aM amailltg "...Jr Arcadia Man Drowns i f
c o twit 1r. +a ide beset spare
tomS
,--t -.utJ. M lttttans.r.o
5t lAP Elzie ; .
..... FORT MYERS Tyson -,
t the of Caloosahatchie Arcadia drowned river Saturdayin about i I Link With Past :
10 miles from here when the boat ; Mary Leary's tI
.
ii E: : from which he was fishing overturned i ia
M the State highway patrol II I 3 j
reported I ly DICK COOPER In. and the exposed wiring eeemsa
- 4 yesterday.- I Orkmdo XVjmng S n'--'el Staff \\nter> part of the by-gone atmosphereof I ,
4i DeLAND-Pull up a chair to the place.Overhead .
-i one of Mrs. Mary Learys tables fans with long blades 1/ "
t DRIVEINATRE in Hutchinson Hall and you seat and pull cords hang from the ceil- I ( i
:yourself to a meal out of a by- Ing: Decorating the nails are hugei rI'C,, J
which almost thought faded. gilt-edged portraits i!
r O..e, MWl1 gone era we ,
$T lived only In memories of gas- the past accompanied by calen I
lights and carriages. dars. '
1 et..rto tats TONIGHTREBECCA" It's not exactly the old Waldorf- .
1I
I tt.lalnfistiIa I Astoria but in a way Mrs. Leary's
rwl Pdgvat ta.....-. Cwrt SurftnCATOOV dining room is as much a symbolof h. RETAIL MERCHANTSWe C
... Lx.1.. I ,
: sett Etlsrr. a past tradition in the "Athensof Invite you to '
I LATEST WORLD iEWS"test Florida" as was Delmonico'sin visit our new
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; old New York.
t I c- .... .... Ie ... ...m..I 6.. DISPLAY ROOM -
The big tables are placed I
around the room family style I Slade-Booth Show Case Co. \ ,-
with up to eight persons dining I CJ3 W. Ct.trU F.o.. 1111I ,
.....: s. C9CXTA& IWHGE PACKAGE GOODS at the same table. And there I
is a friendliness out of the past jfM i
n PATIO as folks sit down to break bread I 1 A 17r1M
together who had been strangers
."s..s Picnics before but become friends over I /1I1
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I -k -t "hMHti miler the stars" Alary. Leary's good oldfashionedfood. ; WATCH
It .. ... ... :
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There is a tradition!in the menu
{ t .Si.. .< TRAIL orcx DAILY 11 A. M. which includes ...
t a soup salad meat can'fftx- ;
: t three vegetables hot fresh biscuits I
1 and dessert. MRS. MARY LEARY
! tir6r'Mg IM 1'"I.rlI1 Every Day. . "For instance folks have been Brush Cud
Southern
eating country fried steak here at* . Hospitalitytime ,
f 11.5 wtaro... 1A and .na.
Hutchinson Hall every Saturday ,
r fr fI Till LttfGWOOD HOTEL night since 1901." declared Leo lived except in Jacksonville during 1906-11 she whenI said.
Roberts, one of the young regular
As result. she knows over the t
a
I 14 OH t*..t n.9Z boarders. ,t about how folks PERMANENTHJI
Just
years many
,
And what Is even more aston-
i I w i.t+r6tn Seabed l end Orlando ishing. Is the tradition about the are going to ,show up at break- GUS MADDEN'SREFRIGERATION
i s.... hit teas t H 12 price of the meal. *Mt The. dinner service or of supper.the food is traditional I i .
"Why, the price of meals here n
Cool K '
also. Each vegetable and
I
Wir HTFUL DINNERS
-SO cents-has been the same' (
a" other item is served in separate
00. hcW-t s..,..... Pleasant ever since my mother and father. : dishes.The waitresses come around SERVICEUsed $15'X'
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Hutchin-;
and water out of great big : ;
pour Refrigerators
opened the place in Sep ;
$1.50 I Atmosphere son. up
on.each table is alwaysa '
pitchers.
hillh/. tember 1901," said Mrs. Leary. Bought and Sold
Mrs. Leary a friendly moth pitcher of syrup for us "crackers" I Prompt.Efficient: .Rcasoubl The JWNL.+ ......, 1-Nj-f'1 _
who know what hot biscuits
F erly woman. Is as much a traI I W. repair aD makes and types
ditjon at Hutchinson Hall as i are for. I \ wave eveef .r M . -. II 0 ..
.. Hu s. Across the cream colored ceiling Don't Fuss
4 DUCK I IN Oranni the red-enamel cream pitchers !' FONE 7728
11 st, .. Trail on the tables. and walls run the wiring for Fone GasBacked fuzz K kWt! .. TLHaireat. .. .....
....... ..... the electric lights which hang
-tae u.e IreIII ass till. a thattoo "'Momma and poppa died In ; 'y n year cxpertcM
as e.ff M 1M ....... 1914. and rye been here all of the down on long cords. The walls I SOS S. KVHL A VI:.
., t du. I were there before electricity came 1
R = JMHO SHRIMP $1.25 TURKEYS hits.. tp1T: t/M11/
Aegis I- 0.1,1. J "Tk. T. ...t rat >..". Inr Itf'
f Maitland Turkey Gardens r fRcv7ciP1rof r
1 Mite Last N IT M at M.itla... '
tit ....I..OelcleftNd awe FLORIDA]
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Visitors Welcome 11.1! .
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and Orlando on Highway 1792 is Exterminators of Termites and Pests CRIN c4
OPEN SUNDAYS
CLOSED MONDAYS\ I I ,
STEAK and CHICKEN' $30
Pkoat DINNERS W. P. 311W I' 224 S. Main St. Tel. 9532 ? "nw h.Mr44ee erg _eirt thmie.a ..
cater to tpeeial parties
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GiiantsSet' National League Home Run Mau. t
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I Blackburn Wins State Softball Titlem..w Dodgers Defeat r Fft1e .. I
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Pirates Hold CubGMBti
'1ft' Cflrlinia ficrnfag fntinri Monday, August 25, 1947 )
lips .' Six Game LeadBROOKLYN ToialtelB I 1
MIMiMs 1..; lAP Fireman' Y .. .... '.i' J
Hugh Casey, coming to the rescueof ..... ...
., .. Ralph Branca in the eighth inning -
,
extinguished a Pittsburgh -- 111
t"Hw : rally and enabled the leagueleading .. . ...
Brooklyn Dodgers to defeat the ... ti. ..live star..l l7.44d
Pirates 3-1 yesterday. 0
f' It. _
even .. 5$1.. Laa.rer. W" Branca who received credit for I I
his 18th 41a MI i
victory of the season had
.. =--: -= ___ been touched for one run and had .. IMP
,4 .. .. 6 1 7,..+ 4 men on first and third and one out tl.... -
.. .. -- .... t"r1. when replaced by Casey. The veteran tI! sear r iyt -
.. t _t. '" reliefer fanned Frankie Gus-
tine and 10Ralph Kiner on a ** u -
+ *.**. as e Is. T1 ground out. .MIl s.1r _
.
*** ....1 : 1 I I In scoring their fourth straight . ..I1g..
triumph the Dodgers were minus . -. 1c .
-L ro the services of second sacker Eddie .. .
.. V VWHI INrW : t0.
and
Stanky
shortstop Pee Wee'
... .... ....., Reese but the substitute Keystone 1 DUTCH HARRISON ./ ,
h L5. ........ ,,- \
has fltli/la
> i0s iI"' combination of Eddie Miksis and I a a $mo ng '
.. 11 ... 11 laid. fleet Stan Rojek filled in ably. Both i ft .... titallhlt .
.- .., ... Uf .Ne OVU HI GOES-Paul Moon Marietta, Fla.! stock I f control of the car o$ it skidded making the sharp tum. Driving Stanky in and the Reese Cincinnati were spiked game.Saturday Harrison Wins 1N ta1a1Mhr ..
.- .. Mssi a :stfr,..f n+ode o howling debut yesterday at races staged I car No. 15 is Bill Snowden, St. Augustine, who pulled out PITTIBUICH (H| .!! BRtBKLTH (H>
Mr 1. at r t !
-. fI! i'-- ltlelll/. .. .. tt t...4 Fioriab Livestock Exposition Grounds. Moon's Ford to the right in order to miss Moon's car. It was the only ; Lkar4A I' 4 riT.bi..r: 41151 aS ... ,, '
... .
T 'iii J. J 111 4r .... irr Mnteld 4'I shown above as .it plowed through the rails on the ; wreck on yesterday's program, which was cut short by rain. 1c.B..3l4511cal4 i : 45115 $15,000 RenoTourney / .dw ar1 Nit
; of his first when Moon lost Moon II li.1Mr.tr I" 1 S 5 T...,..,** 4555 tI ..... .
: J- ,ft hm ot tN completion lop i was uninjured.for G.brl.lb 1 1 1 KWtkar.tf: 4114 : t
tt ep I I 2 car l' I S l R raa tur S 1 1 1 fSE4ae ... I'.et Or +.. eA .
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5- 'i1He. Foe Rain Forces Stock Car Race'PostDonement I hIIIa. 255511. !.' 11//1 RENO: Net API( C J I"""" 1- '
lat / ..511,14 1 1 1)155IU1uI 1 5 5 5)! I Harmon of York. Pa. ftnavsreashirig e .55 Mates a t.- '
---4 I final round" M HMMawrt
A f44. *. tf9Tnp9or of rain that alter of the Orlando Stock Car for the races before rain cut the L. B. Michaels of Orlando was Tataia n t 111 ti TaMa n. Sit 1al2ga par and the bogies el rtwuto. ytM- .
s fell ifet track a uamire oft j jw4 : Racing Asm. said all tickets program short after two heat second with F. F. French another i I tat.- .r bade frr" *B4a*: t* tut.i I day to win the I18.0W RM. Oaja* >> iN ... .
I pur-I races had been run off. Orlando entry placing third. i ii j I Ptnawt _.-__/* Nt .1 1-1 Golf Tournament wttft a _..
.. *tday pmtponed the stock chased for yesterday's races I
+
Paul Sanborn Jr.. driving CecilDobson's i i Turk Adkins. veteran Cocoa Braokln : _ait 11.1.. 1 I IKnar total of 272. It u Ie aa.iwM. tatill.
I reiH. ... rat H..rt. trfer ;ukd for the Flor- be honored at the Sept. 6 1939 : co.r. Kam kaaad to: Baft. Kdmida. i for the four ,
; Ford from the pole racer won the 10-lap skeeter heat;'Kbit.: Kama. T...... Ma: w.aw, H,r- t! rsdI.National WIt 1 41 "Ill .. ..FYft
I M .M ..* Lbeltetk Expokltkn Grounds. ,t Five' events win be held at that position as result of his prize- event riding the distance in 5..: Marti, Uaar*. Tkna-taM kit: Binaaaa. i iBaaw i' POA ...........
; O r SM9 fact had fathered for |t time he said. with possibly more ; winning time trials race Saturday I minutes 48 seconds. John Forten- .raa Lon: Mitote.aaj kM tatra>: .ruukntk kot: Walkar.T. Bnaklj HerMarti. I Ii Ii Ferrier of San Fr a..5 i
I' entries than were on hand yesterday captured the first heat race. turn- berry another Cocoa entry was :i r. Bw a* ftalfe: I. tixMm t, worth Tinea LM IR "-,
"tatft. present : ing the 10-lap course in 5 minutes I second with Paul Pappy. St. Augustine ;j i Briar* .I. MzikfaBta: =- .. Bran 4.t. I second money. at 211." 4w
t. v Hit: wr HaOna, t to Tnt r.Iae :
... fa'' A Hew"" buticesa man- A total of 38 cars were ready 40 seconds. third.Phillies. .** ta 1; Eras S ta T II: Caw* 1 to: I It was a mat vkUrr ..4 III ..= .
r r Ip11t11wi ,1, I-a .1amq. ,,_: Bmra: tain.* native: the natarc *f a e.-Ise f.. flM ......... ;
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lot = I Beaftaci. tmptiw: Bn M. *; ttkmk. Kaiwr-
'[ T:..: 11Cardinals lean katherly II.**.'..M By .
.. e.1 Foster Shades I rhoDe formerly LB w. M IkfArkansa
Bosox Indians
i .... ... M YankeesSplit RedsPHalve -
Travtkf ,larte, .* "
ws i ,
1 Top of Little Beck.Starting
tiers ats, tutee Divide Gettel Lombardo For la aeeaadterday.
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I two trck.. bftM .. -
With ChisoxCHICAGO !' Pair Braves 9-5 foon of St. Andftwr IB. .
Gordon Star : RegattaWin : -
'i iI hit practically eieey aim ..
i ,' I 'I i I BOSTON TAP After getttag off line and dropped ia pads d m .... I
CttTfLAND 'Apt Al Getters ,,' TAP The New York RED BANK, N. J. tUPJ MIss I : :: lAP The Philadelphia to a jittery start the St. Louis lances with cuarast .......
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peeps tad Jot Gordon's hitting Yankees blasted 16 hits to win a : Peps V. piloted by curly haired Phillies and Cincinnati Cardinals belted four Boston He leveled the par M-M-1I ...
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