Tallahassee Democrat from Tallahassee, Florida • Page 10

THE DAILY DEMOCRAT. TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA Tuesday Afternoon, September 9, 1947 'Invest for God' Bills Given Out Negro Sentenced PULLING INTO PARADISE Chamber Hopes Tourists Will Come Singing Down Route 27 City Building Permits $21,600 New Residences Are Approved Permits for four residences to be constructed at a total cost of $21,600 were issued by the city building inspector's office in the Mickey Rooneys Settle Troubles LOS ANGELES (JP) All's well with the Rooneysw-Mickey, 26, and Betty Jane, 20. The actor and his second wife, "Miss Birmingham" of 1944. mad their reconciliation official yesterday when she signed a dismissal of her separate maintenance suit, filed last May 21. They're living with their children, Mickey, Jr.

2, and Timothy, seven months, In Beverly Hills. Rooney, first wed to Ava Gardner, married the former Betty Jane Rase in 1944 when he was stationed at an army camp in report that their traffic checking machines have shown a 60 percent increase in traffic over the route through this area during recent months. Change to $100 Bills Given Away By Anonymous Man HERMOSA BEACH, Calif, VPy There's an anonymous philanthropist in Hermosa Beach with a penchant for $100 bills and a fondness for three welcome words, "Keep the change." Newsboy Edward Grant, 15, reported the man bought a paper from him yesterday, handed him a $100 bill and said those words. A few hours later. Flora Kill-ingsworth, 18-year-old waitress said she served a man about 30 or 35 years old breakfast, and was paid with a century note and the same happy phrase.

Police said he's the same man who tipped another waitress and a cab driver $100 each, and tore up three $100 bills the other night. The only clue to his identity, officers said, is that he drives a 1932 car. jClffj I 'Vis? 1 i 'hi -iV TO 5 HOURS Cleaned Pressed Quality Cleaners Dyers MOTHPROOF ft BAGS Phono 1922 215 COLLEGE CASH ft CARRY Satisfaction Guaranteed PICK-UP ft DELIVERY "We hope our music will bring a lot of people this way," said Manager Cliff Davenport of the local chamber. "After all there may be a few people up in the middle west who haven't heard the song Copies are being put out for their benefit and we hope they come singing on down route 27 for a call in our town." BOAT ROCKED Perched precariously on a rocky crest at Wrangell, Alaska, the good ship Evelyn awaits a high tide to refloat her. Summer squall bounced boat onto rocks when her anchor line broke.

Headquarters for 7 i. A i. i 1 FLoniDn ninuim On Rape Charge WAC Captain Attempt Victim SAN FRANCISCO, (IP) Marion Bryant, 22-year-old negro convicted of the attempted rape of Wac Capt Kay Summersby. wartime secretary to General Eisenhower, today faced a sentence of 15 years in federal prison. Bryant, charged with breaking into the WAC barracks at Hamilton field, north of here last Feb 12.

and attempting to assault Captain Summersby. was convicted at his second trial here last week. An FBI expert testified that Bryant's fingerprints were found on a window, broken when the would-be assailant fled as an alarm was sounded. Referring to defense counsel's declaration that Bryant was a victim of discrimination. Federal Judge Louis Goodman declared upon imposing sentence yesterday that racial prejudice entered into neither the verdict nor the sentence.

"I believe an organization of colored people that aided in Bryant's defense was misled," the court said. "In my opinion, Bryant is a menace to society and for that reason and that reason alone, I ha-e sentenced him to 15 years in prison." The jury at Bryant's first defense trial was unable to agree. Public Address Sound Systems INDOORS OR OUTDOORS For Rent ALSO Home or Commercial Recording Machines (6" or 8" Dic) FOR RENT OR SALE Tallahassee Radio Sound 102 S. Monro Phone 98-W Pont Hiss theBoat CARS ARE BRINGING THE BEST PRICES 5EE DEAN MOTORS 1514 S. Monroe Ph.

2705 IP 1 4mm Our High Quality Look Bright Preserve It to ORLANDO 2 hrs. to GAINESVILLE 66 mins. to OCALA 90 Mins. AU Fares Plus Tax PASSENGERS AIRMAIL PHONE For All Air Travel Auto Painting Per Car Room 8. Industrial Lrfo Bldf.

Loans Confidentially Mad Real Estate and Personal Property H. J. BELK. M9r. Leon Loan Service, Inc.

Phono 2643 Expert Radiator Mechanics ALL RADIATOR WORK GUARANTEED Tallahassee Radiator Shop "Henry the Radiator Man" 1423 N. Monroe Phone 2547 AIR EXPRESS 2581 Reservations i home IF i $13.60 $8.00 $9.90 5 KALAMAZOO, Mich VP Each of 350 members of the Simpson Methodist church here had a $10 bill today to "invest for God' by Nov 30. The Rev Paul Schanzlin distributed the bills to his congregation Sunday morning. He asked each member to return the money, with any profit it earns, on "ingather ing Sunday" the last day of November The minister said1 he hoped $25,000 for an addition to the church could be raised from the $3,500 distributed. Jaycees Hear Coach of F5U Club to Study Stadium Need Coach Ed Williamson of Florida State University told the Junior Chamber of Commerce yesterday that the institution plans to develop a "well rounded athletic program" without particular emphasis on football or any other single sport.

In accordance with the policy formulated by the university athletic committee and announced by President Campbell Saturday, the program of intramural ath-: letics will be expanded at the now coeducational institution, Coach Williamson is negotiat-j ing for a five-game football scneauie and nas contacted sev eral smaller colleges in this area, This will be the first football team since the institution became a female college in 1905. The university will continue to place emphasis on development of sportsmanship and character through wide participation in ath- letics by students, he continued, Coach Williamson touched; briefly on the growing need i a stadium for this city and Leo: Foster moved that a committee be appointed to work with other civic clubs, city and school cials. in studying the feasibility i of an athletic stadium for this i city and to recommend further action if any is indicated. Scales Speaks President Joe Scales of the Taylor county Chamber of Com- I merce asked the Jaycees to en- dorse construction by the state of an 18-mile road link between Wakulla and Perry to complete the coastal route. Scales said the link would eliminate 30 needless miles between south Florida and points west and would encourage development of 600 square miles of land now without improved roads.

It also would give access from the east to the port at St Marks and would provide an alternate east-west cross-state route in time of national emergency. Scales said the road was designated as state road 30 by trie 1947 legislature and that five miles already has been completed by Taylor county at the Perry end at a cost of $110,000. The matter was referred to the Jaycee executive committee for further study. The organization's participation in the Leon county fair next month also was discussed. NO INDICATION OF SIZE The size of a mountain lion's tracks is no indication of the size 1 of the animal itself.

A large fe- male will make smaller tracks i than a male who Is her inferior in stature. Stripling. Gleaton. Hall and Stripling of Al-j bany, Ga. reported into the dock; with 40 trout, 30 croaker and 3 large shark.

i FLOOR FURNACE Estimate DEALER PHONES 170 ft 2737 A a The Ch" mber of Commerce Is hoping that thousands of tourists will sing, whistle or hum their way Into Florida this winter over road 27 by way of Tallahassee and on down the Gulf coast. Anyway, the chamber is furnishing them the music for such happy program and naturally the song is Frank Loesser's composition which has had a spectacular run on radio and Juke boxes over the country during the past 90 days. Highway 27 association is distributing copies of the song from Chattanooga, northern ter- i minus of the route all up through the middle west to Chicago, De- troit, Milwaukee and Sault Ste Marie, north of Lake Michigan. Two field men for the association, which has its headquarters at Columbus. Ga, will take to the autumn scene Sept 20 and leave copies of "Tallahassee" at every chamber of commerce, motor club, hotel and tourist center in the everal states to and beyond Chicago.

Maps, Data The association men are leaving maps and literature of the route also. They will distribute 100,000 maps showing the direct line south by Chattanooga and Columbus, Ga to Tallahassee and the Gulf. State road department officials SOUTHERN LOAN SERVICE, INC. LOANS UP TO $300 Convenient Confidential 401 Midyerte Meet Bide. Phono 231 Disease of The Gallbladder By Charles Dalton, Ph.

of Martin Dalton's The gallbladder is a small sac located between the two lobes of the liver. It collects and stores bile from the liver, and discharges the bile when the contents of stomach passes into the small intestine. Any inflammation of the gallbladder or any disturbance in its function may cause pain or discomfort. But the symptoms of the disease are not the same in all persons, therefore, any persistent or recurring pain in the abdomen, stomach, or heart region should be diagnosed by your doctor. Accuracy in recounting your symptoms will enable your doctor to locate the difficulty sooner.

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PARK AVE. MS After We're gest of to stay. trouble. simply are be sorry, Deposits Receive MEMBER jlast few days. i Five repair and alteration per-: mits to cost a total of $3,950 were issued.

i Miss Olive Gudenrath received a permit to construct a brick i dwelling at 1423 2 Monroe at the cost of $10,000. I Mitchell Demetree received a permit for a duplex apartment to cost $6,000 at 204-206 Woodward. Other permits were issued to Brandon to build a $3500 residence at 1806 Meridian and to Cooksey to build a garage apartment at 437 Sixth avenue at $2,100. Strickland will make $1,000 worth of repairs and alterations to his residence at 114 Broward st. Maudy Oglesby was issued a permit to alter and enlarge her residence at 753 Gamble st for the cost of $1,000.

Other repair work for which permits were issued include $850 worth for Howell Wadsworth's residence at 114 Adams, $300 worth to Emmanuel Joanos' business at 320 Monroe st and $800 worth to Blount's business at 701 Jefferson. Jitnmie Osceola Dies, Aged 95 FORT MYERS, OP) Seminole indians and white friends will pay last tribute today to Jimmie Osceola, who as a young warrior fought under Chief Billy Bowlegs when the Seminole tribe made its last stand against federal troops in what is now Collier county. Seminole and christian services were scheduled for 3 (EST) at Dania cemetery for the 95-year-old Indian to whom death came yesterday in Big Cypress swamp. Indian Agent Kenneth Marmon said he probably was the oldest Seminole and was known for his "fine character" and "splendid and progressive family." He was a descendant of the great Seminole Chief Osceola. Although he never bore arms against the white man after his tribe's final effort to eject the invaders failed, Jimmie Osceola never surrendered and those who knew him said that he retired to the wilderness to live out his years, in bitterness against his old enemies.

OBSERVANCE SET JACKSONVILLE, (JF) Observance of constitutional week Sept 14-20, with public meetings and ceremonies was urged today upon communities throughout Florida by Harold Colee vice president of the Florida State Chamber of Commerce. TELEPHONE 234 BANK GUARANTEED ENAMEL PAINT AND WORKMANSHIP ALLEN SALES SERVICE Phone 2498 ft. MEET THE MISSUS-Mrt Jean Civello of Cincinnati offers proof that wives are jusr as pretty as anybody. She's entering New York's annual "Mrs America contest Refund Ordered To SAL Railroad By th Awociated Pr State Comptroller Clarence Gay was directed yesterday by the state supreme court to refund approximately $47,000 to the Seaboard airline railroad within 30 days or submit reasons for not doing so. The money was collected as state intangibles taxes a year ago on mortgages issued on Florida lands to secure part of an 80 million dollar bond, issue by the railroad.

The Seaboard asked the refund, contending only bonds secured by it which are held in the state are taxable. Under this system the railroad would pay only a few hundred dollars. Panacea Anglers Get 770 Pounds in Day Three deep sea fishing parties brought in catches totaling more than 770 pounds of black grouper, red grouper, rock bass, margo fish trout, and croakers during Saturday and Sunday at Panacea. Leading the catches for over the week-end according to Capt Schley, president Panacea Guides association was Edward Knat of Tallahassee who with a party of friends brought in over 400 pounds of red and black grouper, margo fish and rock bass while fishing aboard the Escape skippered by Capt Jodie Anderson. Other members of the party included.

Kir and Mrs Waters, Odel, Ga, and WEE Lucas, Jacksonville, Florida. The next highest catch was made by a group of Atlanta people who returned to dock with 300 pounds of red and black grouper Saturday. They included Mr and Mrs Collins, Mr and Mrs Neal, Mr and Mrs Joe Seebold, and Mr and Mrs Sweding all of Atlanta. Ga. Bay and Gulf fishing Sunday Hubble with A Hall, Clean Economical Hec No Basement Required Dual Wall or Floor Register Fully Automatic listed by Underwriters' laboratories, Inc.

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