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Wednesday Afternoon, July 17, THE DAILY DEMOCRAT. TALLAHASSEE. FLORIDA Six Levis Appoints General Accused Of Land Grabbing New Committees State Advertising Said Successful Do LAND, (JP) Results from Florida's advertising campaign for nearly seven months show that the program has more than paid for itself, state advertising Director Roy Beckman reported. Beckman said inquiries from industrialists indicated that "in another six months we will have enough new capital in the state to finance this program for 25 years." The advertising has stressed Florida as an industrial and agricultural state as well as a national playground. i4.

MANILA tW Filipino indignation mounted today over the sale of two large estates to Brig Gen Ernest Burt. The estates the 840.000-acre Buena Vista and the smaller Cap-eliania de Tabobong were bought in the name of Gen Burt at what experts called far below the market value. They were earmarked by the new Filipino si. President Lester Lewis today announced the personnel of committees of the newly organized Tallahassee Shrine club, as follows: Finance committee: Gilbert Chandler, chairman; Wilson. Jack Simmons and Clyde Atkinson; Refreshment committee: Emanuel Joanas, chairman; Fred Win-terle.

Bill Fleet and A Grant; Entertainment committee: Jack Levins, chairman; Ashmore, Melvln Pope and A Rich; Membership committee: Joe Gould, chairman: Sam Mendel-son, Easterwood and Harry Fairbanks; Publicity committee: A Perkins, chairman; Ralph Powell, Jelks and Bradley Bass; Program committee: Bellinger, chairman; Lester Moon and Whitehead. The regular monthly dutch sup per will be held at 7:30 tomorrow at the Cherokee hotel. 0 Hartsfield's 1 Dairy I PASTECRIZED ND GRADE "A RAW MILK government for redistribution to peasant tenants. Congress is investigating. The Buena Vista estate is claimed by the government under a 25 -year option given before the war by the owners, the San Juan de Dios OTtholic Hospital association.

President Roxas was outspoken about the transactions today. At a press conference he charged that "speculators" were attempting to undermine the government's land program. .4 POLICE SCATTER DEMONSTRATORS IX TRIESTE Police scatter demonstrators in breaking up a gathering In Piazza Goldoni at Trieste. The demonstration broke out as Allied foreign minister in Paris discussed plans for future control of Trieste. (AP Wirephoto).

Also Whipping Cream Buttermilk For Early Morning Delivery PHONE 8003-LX rf If Pressure Developing to Removal Of Consumer Credit Controls Mystery Cloaks Fate of Hostages Such cases, he declared, show that the urge for "unconscionable profits at public expense seems to have no nationality and knows no patriotism." He threatened to void the sale, to resort to borrowing or installment buying and other forms of HE WAS SENTENCED IV ABSENTIA Constant in Fotitrh, former Vugoslav ambassador lo the Inued States, sits in Washington and contemplates sentences imposed on him and other Chrtnik leaders in Belgrade on charges that they collaborated with the German Nazis during the war. Fotitrh, sentenced in absentia, drew a 20-ycar prison term. He urged President Truman to "use all your authority" to set aside Gen Draja Mihailovich's death sentence. The former ambassador holds a newspaper carrying accounts of the Belgrade trials. (AP Wirephoto).

Herndon Mattress Factory Specialized Mattress Renovating Service Phone 636 615 S. Copeland St Importts of unassembled trucks Into New Zealand from the United States in 1946 may reach total value of approximately $331,000 and of passengers cars about $428,000. SOUTH MONROE STREET Caldwell to Confer it i rv Capital Bookkeeping Clerical Service Phone 1751 Room 201, Capitol Square Bldg. On Tidewater Lands (By The Associated Press) i Governor Caldwell was sched- uled to leave for Washington to- day to confer with federal offi- cials on a pending bill which would give states clear title to their tide- i water lands. Caldwell is chairman of the National Governors' conference, which is supporting the measure, The bill is awaiting senate action Books kept for any line of business General Cost Account TAX REPORTS TYPING MIMEOGRAPHING even if it became necessary to expropriate the estates.

The thousands of peasant tenants on both estates have protested and have prepared communications to President Truman, Pope Pius and the United Nations. The Buena Vista estate brought 5,000,000 pesos The other one was purchased for pesos Burt, who until recently was legal adviser to Commissioner Paul McNutt, said the plan was to sell the land to peasant tenants on a 10-year installment program. Such a plan, Filipinos claim, would net the syndicates backing Burt a handsome profit. President Roxas said that he learned of the Capellania de Tabobong sale before his inauguration. He mentioned it to Commissioner McNutt before the latter became American ambassador to the new republic.

McNutt. Roxas said, was "shocked" and asked for and received Burt's resignation. Some species of insects, including some butterflies, have taste organs in their legs. TALLAHASSEE FLORIDA By CHARLES MOLONY WASHINGTON A battle over consumer credit controls is going on simultaneously with that over price controls. It's a tea party so far, compared with the price control struggle, but it's likely to become hotter.

Meanwhile, buying on credit is rapidly increasing. Officials of the federal reserve board, which regulates consumer credit, take the position that credit controls will have to be retained as long as goods are short and prices rising, regardless of whether prices are controlled. Otherwise, as they see it, purchasing power would so greatly overbalance the supply of automobiles, refrigerators, furniture and the like that buying pressures would send prices 'kiting with strong inflationary results. This view has been challenged by a number of credit financing concerns, retailers and banks, who are getting some congressional support for their argument that credit controls themselves are inflationary because they hold back mass production. The auto and icebox makers can't gear up to high mass production levels, say the anti-control Our location con- 3 WARSAW UP) Twenty-five Russian soldiers were reported today to have been killed during the last month by the same outlawed bands of irregulars (NSZ) which are accused of systematically slaying Jews throughout Poland.

The newspaper Clos Ludu said that the latest NSZ attack was on a passenger train near Lublin, and that six Russians were taken captive and later brutally slain. Meanwhile, mystery cloaked th fate of nine Jews reportedly held prisoner by the NSZ near Kielce, scene of a pogrom July 4 in which 41 prisoners were killed. Advices from Kielce said the Jews were hostages for nine Poles sentenced to death for participation in the pogrom. The nine Poles were executed Sunday by a firing squad, but it was not known if retalitory measures had been taken against the hostages. The Jews were said to have been threatened with death if the executions were carried out.

However, news of the executions was not widespread In Kielce, since newspapers there did not publish an account of them. Our experience assures efficient service. venient. after receiving house approval. John 6.

Lonigo Franklin Life Insurance Co. Business Insurance Partnership Insurance Mortgage Insurance Veteran Insurance Information 203 N. Calhoun St. Ph. 2718 6 LAST DAY credit.

Under the controls, the buyer of an automobile, a refrigerator, a kitchen stove and most other articles must pay one-third down in cash and the balance within 15 months. On furniture, the down payment must be one-fifth of the price, and the balance must be paid up within a year. The reserve board, however, has just dropped all controls over credit on articles costing more than $1,500. Buyers of these high cost items mostly automobiles can pay as little down and spread payments over as long a period as their financers will permit. The anti-control forces, unap-peased, say that doesn't do anything for the "little fellow" who couldn't buy the goods anyway.

Wealthier buyers, they say, already are getting first crack at goods which were out of production throughout the war. And, they say, the controls are just making the "little fellow" liquidate his war bonds or bank account if he's got them to keep from getting left out of the buying parade. More and more they're portraying the veteran as the fellow who's handicapped by the controls and they're asking what's the use of giving him easy terms to build a house and then having terms too stiff for him to furnish and equip it? Federal reserve men reply that current incomes provide considerable buying power, and too liberal credit would cause users to pay much higher prices and sometimes get them stuck with shoddy goods, too. The federal reserve proposes to discontinue credit controls when production has caught up with demand, and before it surpasses it. 7 SJ TERRIFYING! I trZjT 1 THAN TOUR unnEST iorces, unless tney can count on liberal consumer credit to facili rS No Advance in Prices In the 16th century, superstitious persons believed comets to be heralds of evQ.

NIGHTMARE! 4f ViL LIQUOR GIN RUM BRANDIES ZORDIALS CHAMPAGNE and Wines BY THE BOTTLE OR CASE Nationally Advertised Brands Only Hi Hat Tavern Carrabelle. Fla. WHEN IT RAINS DO YOU USE KETTLES? WE REPAIR ROOFS QUICKLY EFFICIENTLY ROOFING SIDING MERRYMAN ROOFING CO. PHONE 2071-L III advertising art tate buying by persons who can't meet requirements for a stiff down payment and big installments over a short time. Pressure for removal of credit controls, which are exercised under an act adopted during World War has bet-n stepped up by the results of a survey made for the federal reserve board itself on the distribution of personal DESIGN LABORATORY TOJ N.

MONROE 1582-W SCI 19? I architectural design VBtni COFFINS ROt CORF" CAVlO! MIDNIGHT MUSDW! ArvMAILl STALKING GHOULS! No Down Payment 2 Years to Pay vtmm I Tom Arc Narvout or rrighftn Easily siir wij! i FLORIDA ATffrVD MATINEE' COME ATTIC FANS The anti-control forces doubt that even a "genius" could determine that time correctly. The survey showed most savings iare concentrated in the hands of comparatively few families. Yet i two out of every five families have, oi the average, only $40 each in i such quickly-cashable reserves as ibank deposits, government bonds and other securities. I It further indicated that: 1. The majority of American families, lacking substantial sav-iings, must depend upon current 'earnings to pay for food, clothing land other ordinary expenses of "FINEST MADE" EVERY SIZE FOR EVERY PURPOSE IMMEDIATE LNSTALLATION SEE THE 'ATOMIC EXPLOSION' IN THE NEWS SOUTHERN ELECTRIC tool wasHeo-au, i STARTS THURSDAY 123 N.

MONROE ST. PHONE 370 living. 2. For the more expensive items automobiles, refrigerators, etc they'll have to and they intend LAST TIMES TODAY fRAYMIllANDvlANE WYMafT7 ROA Seeks New Members in Drive Personal solicitation for new members of the Reserve Officers' association begins today according to Julian Alford, chairman of the membership committee. Plans for the drive were formed at a meeting of the membership committee in the county court house yesterday.

A list of 135 reserve officers in Leon county was obtained from the Tallahassee recruiting office. Members divided the list for solicitation sometime this month. Those present were Alford, Gwynn Parker, Douglas Henderson, Ernest Korst, Lenhoff Marshall, Lawton, Ben Willis, and Dan Lewis. ENGINEERS CONTRACTORS DISTRIBUTORS tun Tur nnnc int uuuo nnu Drive in today and let us replace that broken glass in your car. Well Expect Yon Today! Tallahassee Glass Paint Company Pittsburgh Products Phone 930 1215 N.

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