1 10 175 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c086a6ab599205db9ff0843386aae5e5.pdf 7b56d238fb6db06afdc6636a9a60d687 PDF Text Text ■X TH E SALFORD H E R A L JV 8 A N F 0 R JJ, FLO RID A PA G E SIX Kansas Is Choice To. Cop B is Six Basketball T i t l e PLUMBING R epair work a specially F ree estim ates. Prom pt service All work Ktiafuntoed By SKIPPER PATRICK KANSAS CITY—Forrest C. Al­ len, -college b u k tlb ill'ii moat iiuqIpi) mentor is preparing a first 1’lnsn exhibit nt the Univer­ sity of Kansas to prove hl« con­ tention that coal* inoUltLbelpimeil in height to twelve-feet. ■ And, while the good doctor Is convincing the N. C. A. A. that the 10-foot bucket gives lofty teums a tremendous advantage, It appears his'Jayhaw k* are a good bet to win their first Big Six championship since HUS. The Jayhawks will boast four lads fi-fect-fr inches or better, and Roy Wall G1K M dkinvllle Ave, Phone HI.'PM SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP • Tires nnd Tubes • • W ash, Polish & Wnx • Auto Accejwories Itlidin Butteries Jack K. Morrison Corn AH You W ant ........ Scratch All You Wont liny Best Grade Timothy Peanut Vine & Molasses C itrus Pulp New Crop Best Grade 20' [> Dairy Feed ....... FRIDAY, DECEM BER 28, 1945 f K E E P MCV/NC-ANDHEAP FOR THlfeUS A A N Y S T R A N G E R H A W /N « r A R O U N O ^ B ttR E HANOEC»*OA1 A DAY AS C O U P A S THIS - , LOOKS MIGHTY PICK POCKETY TO M E / , CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Pipe, Buildinst Blocks, Ready-mixed Concrete, Septic Tanks, Concrete Fence Post, Well Curbs and P roperty M arkers Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co. Phone 1241 2'Jth season as basketball coach at Kansas, has built his club nrolltul Charlie Black, sta r sopho­ more of IM2, and fieno Peterson, a Nebraska transfer. Black, fl-foot-4, is back after u three-year stretch fn the Army Air p*t>s. Peterson, 0-friol 7-Inch center, wus the Big Six’* number two scorer ut Nebraska last year. Six ol last season’s reserves are back nnd the tall-timbered freshman crop is the best in yaars. The Iowa BUtc Cyclones, cham­ pions for the past two years, and the : Oklahoma-, Sooner* .threaten to make the going rough. Iowa Stale, under Coach I-oui* Menxe, lost all of Its starters from, last season, but nicked up Ronnie Norman, a regular guard Sanford, Florida. Just Received! A ESTATE ELECTRIC RANGE T H E E A G L E EYE O F M A R S H A L O T E Y W A L K E R P I C K E D ? O U T X * J A I L S t R O * V /4 T O D A Y S CROW D? OF SHOPPERS** *7xvkl ,........... Also a complete line Tuxedo Feeds & A rm our's Fert Mnkc our Store your Store TUXEDO FEED will be much Ilka the Corn busker football outfit—tough late In tho season. lettar_ ... Ills squad Includes letterman Fred Dccox, (I-foot forw ent Cor. 2nd Sim ford Phone .*J5H W A TC H F O R I T ! MILL, FRESH Birdsey’s Quality Feeds MILL PRICEH 100 ItH. I-aylng Mash .................. .1.7.1 Starting Maah ..........*....... 1.12 .Growing Maah ............... 3.77 Broiler Maah .......... .1.8H Dairy Feed ♦***»*•»•*••*#•*******■* 1.33 Hog Ration ........ 347 Special discount & bags to Ion lots. “Baby Chicks" from U.K. Ap­ proved and Ihillorum trsled flocks "Speaking of class . . . there's nothing will compure with the complete line of merchandise, friendly service und reasonablr prices at the HILL HARDWARE CO."- Birdsey Flour & Feed Mills SIS' E. l i t St. T H E OLD JU D G E SAYS Modern design w ith De Luxe featu res . . . finished in gleam ­ ing w hite porcelnin w ith large oven and broiler . . . to make cooking n pleasure! With JU LIA N STENSTROM H erald Sports E ditor As wo huffed and puffed down Park Avenue early yesterday morning on our way to the dffi.'e (len minutes late) and passed the .Sinclair Service station at the I1ighlh Street intersection, wo thought our tyes were 'deceiving us. Wc We distinctly distinct Iv saw what wc thought to be n marine nnd de­ finitely of the opinion that ha was In the wrong place. He was wearing a camouflaged suit with combat leggings. ----------- However, upon closer examination, we discovered that it wasn’t n murine, even though he did have on a camou­ flaged suit and leggings. A few seconds later we found this mysteriously garbed In. dividual to be one of the as­ sistant football coaches at the University of Florida on his way to shoot a few ducks. It was Bob Pltmsn. Bob had . a companion, his . brother-in-law, John Srhlrard, Jr. W# couldn’t pass up the chance l«> speak to Boh since we hadn't seep him in the past five years nnd also the opportunity to ask a few tjUFstlons about the Florida football situation. Since several other football coaches in Florida had openly an ­ nounced thetr candidacy for the position, we wondered if'Bob. was at all interested In being nomin­ ated to fill the hot snot. * Bob declared that he was not Interested In being named head roach at Florida. Bob also atated that he had never before been Interested in the jo b ’ of head coach. We ■sited him whether or not he would HfU>t the p eti­ tion In the event Be was apHoinlMl. Hn» renllMl n Ym He led the Florida Slate circuit on one or two occasions in that department, Pitman turned to coaching foothull some eleven years ago and spent nine years turning out championship high school elevens nt Bartow and Bradenton. He set the South’ Florida conference on fire and was very Instrumental In hiking the circuit’s prestige to one of the fastest In Florida, save the Big Ten. Pitman has proven himself as a gentlemen, an athlete and his ability as a football coach In the eyes of even the miMt severe critic. But whal hap­ pens when a head coarh Is fired. But when Tom I.leb was fired, Pitman was put on the fire to fry , it seems. Pitman has been accused in an editorial. In U.e Tampa Times of having openly fought the re­ tention of I.leb as Florida’s head coarh. Pitman emphatic­ ally denies this charge. Bob said he has supnorted Llrb in every way possible. Since Pitman wasn’t out to gab With s sports writer, he und John ‘ continued on their way to hunt ducks and your writer inow 25 minutes late) came on to work Beware Coughs I MAINE Refrigerator I.nrgp, roomy shelf, apace to slb n i yotlr FOilOWINO hie recent return from ovenept duty ae a pilot, Marine LL Tyrone Power, former movie star, ami lee ae he holde hie discharge pa­ pers in San Pranctsco. On hand to greet him ae a civilian' wee hie wife, Annabelln, also a Aim and stage star, (international Soundptiolo) LEGAL NOTICE U O Ittm iY M. D.M.KV. I’liilntltfr vs W.lt.MAXI itlC'IIAKU UALKY, 1>*fim lu n i ■ DIVORf'B (iK U r.lt t>»* r i (U .H 'A T iu s TO: WIILUAU M ia t A E u nA I.EY . O AUl'lUCl.l, AVItNl'K. P tltlT MONMIITII, N.J. You are hereby qribercU t» appiu r personally, ur by A ttorney, in ■ '»er fhe n i l nt Computin' herein flin t, und A ffidavit e . to ynur re ­ sidence, som e Using n su it fur Ulon ... In* t ill uoV •»( — '• • * ] r-'-er**!*# » t»«eree Pro Confaspo w ill h e en tered i g u tn si you ' tor im, lu.it iu n*'^est, plea or answ er, i t required by law. IT U< OllOKIlKIr th at till* N otice food)* and keep them fresh. W hite enamel finish.- BUILT-IN CABINET SINKS 1 1 4 . 5 0 up hall In this city and with other team* In the old Central- Flotida League ___ and ____ the F lorida S late League, Pitman 1 err-tim f baseball player particularly a top notch I cteritending you murt Uke Uia wi VOcUy allays the oonfc or you to have your ntonay back, CREOMULSIO NCVrH'R TO APl'MAft TO: Thirls P stsrson , whno* place Of resid en ce Is unknown. t o u srr lisrsh y required to W I ' H r u n l h t till (J»y Ilf February, I t IV, Ill .» r«rt*1n su it for dlvavrc pend ing Is (tnn n o f ,■ Bam tnoU ihf* , an abbreviated title Coulj ■ w/it ^ 0 v l coaioonUy and included in that 5% Is the very small number known as alcoholic*. Than he quoted * doctor from l university who sold'Alcoholics ore i «a«* and, i| treated, as such, nuty b Aboholiun. he yf jd_ la sit revised by but by 4fe«v4pa(td efnotional den which sun j w .prevented by cducat IN THE SOUTHEAST More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other, Itm u stb c... M m TMw beautiful built-in nlnk meanii efficiency plus for your kitchen chorm . L arne storage cablneta with deep sink. ^ r - *— BREAKFAST SETS �"T—— «V- - Unity There Ir. Strength— P « c « a t the World I Progreso of America) for Sanford. THE WEATHER W a n t e d I t m t f DECREASING Cloudiness and e ld e r this thi* afternoon. Fair and colder tonight and Tuesday. t AN IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY NEW SPA PEK SANFURD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. DECEMBER 31, 1915 Assoc inlet! P ress Leased Wire - Will Creates Herald’s 1945 Headlines Mark Year Of Progress For Sanford Furpre Among Nazi Leaders Hermann Goering Is Not Surprised At Hitler’s C h a r g e Of Being Traitor NUERNBERG, D ec.. 31. ■YAP) — The 20 top Nazis aw aiting resum ption of their w ar crim es trial in N ucnberg learned today of the sen­ sational revelations contain­ ed in Adolf H itler’s last will. It created a furore among th e onetime H itler hench­ men, particularly • H itler’s NU M BER 71• * Stark’ s Letters ? Reveal Pre-Pearl Harbor Activities By Willard Connolly Hanford faces the Nuw Yenr of Seminole County Chamber of !!)•!(! With conliJcnre. y. 1th th e | Commerce proposed that the St. ■epened to 18 Joy nf the endin; of World War I Johns River be deepened II. und' the. return of mxny ser­ fert. On March 30, B. B. Crum vicemen. Business prospects look ley congratulated workers for better than in many years. Many raising (18,613 in the Red Cross new enterprises have been sta rt­ drive. The Lions Club launched ed, roads have been built, stores a clothing collection drive. Easter Day found the Eurohave been enlarged and redeco­ rated. nnd Income from produce peaan picture much brighter as and citrus, vital to the economic (hee American First Army cut life of this section has been off the Ruhr Valley and ad­ ample. Hank deposits have total­ vanced la within 188 miles of Berlin, and the Russians stabbed ed 111,767,691! during the year. A year ngn the picture was into Austria. Cologne had fallen. different. The liolidsys had been Easter services were held at the tinged with gloomy foreboding HanfoTd Kami shell with many of as the Germans sprang their sut • the personnel of the Hanford prise offensive In the Ardennes Naval Air Station attending, near Bastogne. and it *#s just -van Lehmann was getting ready about the period of N ew 1Years to launch the 7th War Loan Day, 1946, that found the late drive In Seminole County. Citrus were Gen. George Patton and his Third and vegetable growers Army driving into the waist of greatly concerned about the long the narrow* bulge. American and continued drought. On Apr. 3. Col. A. B. Jones, Allied hopes hung on this action. On Jan. 8, Florida inaugurated district engineer, conducted a Millard Caldwell, its 89th gov­ hearing arranged by Mayor Ed­ ward Higgins, to consider the ernor In 100 yrars as a state. On Jan. 10. Gen. .MacArthur’n proposal to deepen the St. Johns forces cffocted a landing on River channel to 12 feet and It .uton and advanced on Manila, was well attended. Lea R. 1-eshcr, tl Sanford, plans for o frose'n the day before, was elected presi­ of the Rotary Club. During food locker plant (ntlll *in the dent period George A. Speer was offing) Mere made and the City this named to head the 7th War Loan Commission ordered West T h ir­ drive, O. J. Pope resigned, from teenth Street In the Goldsboro the CoUnty Commission. Market section, paved. On Mnr. 6, the Measure To Aid Veteran Passed By Commission Naval Chief In 1941 Discloses Troubles With Congress And President Roosevelt W A S H IN G T O N . P ro . 3 1 . ( A P ) — A h u g r sla-iii i*f im ­ |Probe Of S u r p l u s p o r ta n t corrcH pom iom i- w as tu r n e d o v e r to th e ( ’o m rivsProperty Disposal , , ._. , . | sio n a l P e a rl H a r b o r Cum* M e t l i o n s K C Q U C S tC u n iittc e to d a y by A d m ira l ' It H a ro ld S ta r k , w h o w as C h ie f S?" ,,r v' ter; | n f N av al O p e ra tio n s in 1!H1. forn-s to obtain propci tv dednt- H sh e d a good (leal o f lig h t charges that Hermann Goertng rd am plus and .overcome the com- oil e v e n ts t h a t p re c e d e d ’ t h e and ' Heinrich Himmler were pl.xitv of Go- regulations mid Japanese nttncl; nnd it also traitors. Practices of officials uni binvittm revealed Stark it* n very outThe accused Nazi* learned of haring rlinrgr of the disposal of Ms)kcp Admiral. He even -runled the Hitler will'* contents in tbclr this equipment, the Slate V ;tcr- some . f the lettr-- burned s f - r jail ceils where they are waiting eiu ( onilldssioii lias Issued a re- tllev uezu read He told of his for their trial to be resumed solution calling for an “liivestigii- t r o u b l e s with Cone-re** and with Wednesday after- a holiday re ­ lion and drastic action by Con- President Roosevelt in getting cess. The disclosure came to them gross and government authorities.’’ , the Navy up to strength in tlmsC during a buey morning of eonThe resolution was ndofted nl | pre-war dav-. farencet with their lawyers. n recent meeting of the rmnnibAdmiral S'aik teron-'iiended, But H itler’s charges were no slop lit Jacksonville. The g ro u p 'rig h t after the Gorman invasion particular surpriae to Hermann considered coking surplus supplies of Russia, that thr United States Ooering.. He was arrested in Bernml miiilpinunt.uf ilie united forces L-et Into th - war - lint nl the * e* chtesgndou on Apr. 28 while ho avallnldc to the discharged veter- same (11110 he expressed the lions Was waiting word th a t he had an "f vital importance in Ills ic- that Gerninnv nml Russia wool I been made the new German I iil>iIit u t hi ami conversion to wear each other put to avoid the Fuehrer. Ha - ■ knew then, of civilian life oosslbllilv of n Cun- m unl't The resolution statnl tlmi sucii Europe, As eurlv a- Nov, 7. 1911, person, entitled U nder eCrfaiii '*rate • hot..wu w *r- rir-.'d v prised a t tha fall extent to which Acta uf fongreM to i*rrfereiK*o jn "<'r* * j* i^v<*ni**i| mr hurk Helnrkh Himmler had lost favor with Hitler, in the pit retinue or sllrpliis p r o . In Mnv. 1’*41. I’re*n - - t Jtwwepertv w hich is iiviiilitble for d ls-*v*u wante.l no expmlitlofi mn.le Virtually ail the other defend­ JWQNA FlilMAN, Him ic u t H i u w n u x »iuivs im ih| ., . . h j WWW—.W -1«. . . Ml— posit I noil sale from time to time, | re*“ v to take the Azores, ants are understood to have been are fimling that ri-sponsible offi-I . /' 1' the I earl liiirl-or ntlriek, surprised a t the strong lan,gunge Many Firms To Close Fire And Gas Condi­ used against Goer) rials nod liurenilK have failed I Stivk (old the Committee (nday Ifrnm, l t r in H iller’s will NewYear’s Day And tions Cause Halt nm - single items nml small lots 11'1" 1 ,*"«* N«vv Comnium'i-r in The text of which was made leadliv available. *• Admiral Hosboml K. _t s i » i Kimmcl, hn«l rrct'iviNl nilcmiutii All Day Wednesday „*****In* Rescue Effort public yesterday raad: lb . comiilislon Ims oote.1 toe w#rj),nw ,H. „„ sta rk “Altogether from their ills* eomi lenity of .jh e regu ntnmn SIli,| , )u.t no Nov. 27. 1941. he sent loyaitv to me, Gberlng and iHimmPINEV1LLB, Ky. Dec. 31, Gp) Many Sanford merchants will \s!iu,li fiequcnllv pirvunl tin* vc* J4 to f!•*•*! niHipiunilcni lar have brought irreparable mark the beginning of the New A Kentucky state officials says Irian fi'-tnt purchasing such pro sM'diiv that it was to he cmishame on the country and tho Year by closing their business that 80 of tha miners entimbed Edward F. I,anc was ro-elcclod perty, unit, tliul tin* veteran i< s i, I*-red as a war warning - whole nation by sacretly negoti­ establishments on New Year’s Day Inst Wednesday by an explosion in president of the Hanford Hoard — ......... embittered by the H'tinil nf offiwords that he had pevet need in ating with tho enemy without nnd remaining closed nil day Wed­ u mine near Plnevllle have been of Realtors and II. C. DuHose as favor th e any niter dispatch, lie informed my knowledge and against my nesday, according to an announce­ given up for dead. The official. Williams, Lesher To vice president, at n mooting held Live Stock Industry!•*«•' wm h»",»ua __ __ . denim . nml tthulosiilrrs to on the fleet rnmimiltdetv that tie. will and also by Illegally a t­ ment this afternoon by Frank Chief Engineer Harry Thomas of Friday at _ the City Hall. Ray­ Hint amounts to ii units ■'dilation* with .Innnn had broken tempting to seise control of the Shames, secretary of the Sanford the Kentucky State Department Be Installed A nd mond nail was elected ns secret­ (T,I f ! S t,a, t e , l l l l H M a d e extent ill lust ice to vrlontna nml a stun- down, atid told them t>> m ale state." of Mines and Minerals, today or­ Merchants Association. ary nnd Robert Williams ns trea­ h x c e l l e n t I r O R r c S S <lri| ill till- administration of flic r-n lv to carry mil their New Mayor Named surer. war It la understood that Arthur The two day holiday .will not dered the main entrance to the __._____ I surplus property jli*po*el pro- plans. Stark (old 'h e I’nuirri’sSeyts-Inquart did not know until apply to grocery stores located in pit sealed. Resucer attem pt were It was announced that a t the JACKSONVILLE, Dee 31 ehmsl f'nnim ittce that over a the will . waa mads , public that the-downtown area. Managers of abandoned. A m organization meeting f>f tho next regular meeting, II. Janies The Commlksion lin* fm wauled- period of two year* hi* <orre*H itler had named him as Jo a­ the food stores indicated they Thomas explained m at because City Commission will lie held on Gut will- address the group us “ The nutlook i* pxrellrnt for em plia-iird the chim Van Rlbbentrop’a successor would he open for business Wed­ of had fira and gas conditions Jan. B. at which time Commis­ appraisal, it was decided to have voliinin nml quality o, l.m l nml |n copy of tin- resolution to each pondence had vegetable shipments from Florida metplier of Congress from Fluri lark of riiulmnent and Hie danger a t Foreign Minister. Rlbbentroji nesday morning but would oh. within the mine there is no change sioners Robert A. Williams end some form "f special entertain­ through the winter ami Spring da, to the Governor of the State ■>r war with Japan. The tmsslIs said to have hidden whatever serve the usual half-holiday on whatever of retching the trapped l.es R. I«e»her will lie Installed- ment ut each meeting. niontlih, niTonling to reports I nml other offieinls and agencies of I'ilitv of i, snrpriVe attack on „ disappointment he may have felt Wednesday afternoon. men even If they were still alive. A new chairman of the Hoard Mr. Limn said Hint all licensed Just received from our local the United Stales Government an.I IVail llnrbnr, lie said. Imil hcen A t being Ignored completely in Merchants who agreed to close Hope of finding te men alive had will be Installed who will serve real estate brokers of Seminole have inn ling i t s throughout the State ’the Htrite of Florida having Juris­ .fully considered. Hitler's will. Von Hlbbentrop has Wednesday include: as mayor, succeeding Mayor Ed­ Friersons, already been abandoned, described himself as the last Randall Electric, Harper Electric, ravioually eight mtnera lied ward Higgins who will henceforth County have been invited to ire- system," said William I.. Wilson, diction in (be matter. Foreign Minister of defeated B. L. , Perkins, Sears Roebuck, Iteen broug ht alive—that was last devote his time to the office of come members of the Sanford Director of Florida State FarmJack ltiH-co, commander of Host Hoard of ilieallors. ^ ora’ Markets - today. ‘These te- No. 6.1 of llm American Legion, Germany. Henry Russel Seed Company, J. Friday. Ona miner was found manager of the Seminole County “There are today fewer places pnrls indicate 'that oil the whole, sniil today that every post i|t C. Penny, Inc, Ivey’s, Yu*ells' flive but died before he could be Chamher of Commerce. Hanford’s swimming pool, proj­ on tha market for sale than ever conditions at the year-end ure Florida bus been requested to Wdrts. Purcells, McCrory's, Smith removed from the mine, Two good, throughout the Slate. While Furniture, Cowans, Mather F ur­ were found died and rcmovived ect, for which the hum of $30,000 in the history of Hanford,’’ said shortages of labor, needs ami bring the resolution to the ittteolion of Legion mrmliers ami to niture, Ilohson Sporting Goods, from the mine. . One of the eight is now on hand, is being field up Mr. lame. fertilizers still provide problems sirens the imporlancu of bringing Powell’s Office Supply, Coleman's, who waa removed alive died yea until the arrival of Wesley Blntf, <$ in some if not all areas served thu mutter to the attention of Lansfng, ’ Mich., architect and Hollywood Shop, and Aiken’s pro­ terday, by our markets, gradual im­ responsible legislators. One body, waa sighted in tha engineer who is expected to a r ; duce. provement is hoped for. Acreages mine but m u e a rs were unable to riva here during the latter part Cnmdr. Hoorn stated th at in hin Mr. ami M rs.-Suatu Clou* who The Herald will not publish an reach !u 10 others were missing nf planted, or to he plan let! to January, according to Mayor opiniim tho rontenu. of the iomi.Iu,- ate now’ over in Eustis tecuperat*'" edition tomorrow but will resume inside the ’ mine, Thus there are various crmis will equal ami in , , . ... Higgins- It remains to be seen Lieut. F. D. Scott, of the publications on' 'Wednesday. , some eases substantially excee.1 li,on w," ,<l «,'u “ iprovul ing u bit flout the rhrijitm as now seven survivors, five dead and if thmsum of money now on its mi United States Navy and former the totals for it year ago. “ r Jw m 1b« V l,u ’ '7 " ,1 Ik!’“ - . l l , ‘ rush before going bark to the Offices in the City Hall and the 19 missing, will In view of high ballding costsp , .. t . docliiml tlint m *vci u I liwiil vutur* North Hole nml argupig with the service sUtion operator here, has Court House will bo closed New In a sta te m e n t Issued this after­ M nridu s IH c slm-k Industry |,BV0 mada un attempt to oh­ striking gremlin* and gnomes into returned to Sanford after being Year's Day, except the 8heriffa noon/ Thomas said th at It had conn true i a swimming pool or ms made good progress during u , hU , p ri,pcrl>. ,mt have only a ftsh pool, was the com­ hack to work, today wrolu separated from the Naval ter- Office, but will be open for busi­ bceir decided that the best and ment of a city employee today the year. . Our Arrudiu Live tout with difficulties and confusion going us that they Imd a fine reception Funeral services for Hembert vice. ness on Monday and Wednesday. safest way te recover tha bodies in regui.t to th? project. Stock Market, under the manageG arrett “Sonny" Goodloe, who m eat of John D. Kelly, lilts bail of government “red tape", and in Hanford quit thut n hud been Postmaster Joel Field announced still in the mine ia to seal it tight Lieut.' Scott entered the service Renewed activity in building is on May 19, 1942, end was a s ­ that the Poet Office will be doacd ,o (Kali the fire .can be amohered. Indicated b£ the iaeuing of build­ died Thursday after an illnost an outstandingly successful year, administrative complications an u long time since they had met so of !4 months, a t h Marine Hosdelay in thu offices nnd hutealls muny well bchfvrd children. signed to the communications de­ Tuesday. Collection of mall w ill1 ing City Inspector log permits permim by ujr w y ii .»|.bviui pltal |n Savannah. Ga. were con- as have other m arkets, lit the handling these particular requests. “ Dear Sirs," wrote Santa, “ wo ■ partm ent of the Naval Base at bo maintained but thkre will be State system, handling live stock. Grady Duncan. On Dec. 28, I. F-- dtirtest in Savannah, Saturday j wish to express out thanks to theK ty West. no carrier or window service. Battati secured a permit to erect afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. Tho The launching of u program for ; churches, I'S tl, iiusities* men, m er­ In September, 1943, he was a on« story concrete block store remains were sent to Sanford construction of adequate pavilions ' chants, the general public, tins sent to tha Pacific where he on the west side of Sanford Ave., where committal services wars for the showing of pure bred i many kiddies.and of course, The ■erred 16 month# in tha Port between First and Second Street conducted Sunday afternoon at rattle in several Florida renter, lleruld. for tha fine reception u u j Director's office In the Fiji Is­ a t a cost of 14.000. W. C. Hill 6:00 o'clock by the Rev. J . E. Is u major accomplishment of the cordiality, friendliness and lands. Following this assign­ secured u permit today to erect McKinley, pastor of the First the year. This is a m atter In expressions of uppreeiutiuri shown ment, ha was transferred to a concrete block warehouse on Methodist Church. The Erkkson which Commissioner of Agricul- ; us witile visiting Hunford. tUre Nathan Mayo has taken u Guadalcanal and assigned to a Palmer Swan Camp IIn, Bl, died Elm Avenue between Fourth and Funeral Home was in charge of very active interest, and it L “ It has tiecn u long time since Nava) h e a l office. A fter serving Fifth Street gt a cost of fa ,000. Isle Sunday morning a t a local wo met so may well behave,] child­ expected to bo very helpful to arrangements. five months in this capacity, he City of flees'w ill be closed to­ hospital after a abort illness. Klslioiutc plans ate tiring com­ ren (but we knew vve wouldl. Wo WAs returned to the United Mr. Goodloe was the kon of tho industry's development. A t least three fifths of Hie Mr. Champlin was born In Kane- morrow for the New Year Holi­ pleted for the Ktks-Legion Com­ huve always liked to do whut ue Sietes in Mag. 1946. and waa young “The prospects are good for day, "* the late Vivian and Judson Good­ celery plants eat out F ri­ villa. 111., June 89, IBM; had lived for Suofotd liecattse in tlvu appointed assistant leading offi­ small quantities of hunched munity Fair which will lie held in could and Saturday a t the Central In Sanford for the past 20 yearn, loe, and for a number of years goods, Sanford for 13 days and nights, |« s l they Ituvc .khowwl their ap­ cer a t the Ban FYanelaco Port of day such «■ beets, carrots, Florida Experiment Station, were and waa engaged In caroentry preciation und always did every­ owned and operated the Goodloe gmharfcatlon. onions, radishes und start ing .Jail, 6. by the wind and r a p work hero. Prior to coming to Elks Donate $100 To Radio Snrvlce In W inter Garden, broccoli, The fair, which is l*eing spon­ thing to make their people happy 1 Lieut. Scott, currently on term ­ damaged turnipi on thu Sanford Stele of the downpour during the early Sanford, he farmed In Elm Point, inal leave,, Mg bean visiting hours He entered the Merchant Marina Farmers Market during the com­ sored by the local Elks Club and in well us visitors. of the morning, ft was an ­ 8 D for about 16 years- U t. Local Baseball Club aa “ With again many ^hunks ami friends and relatives In Sanford, nounced a chief baker and aawt war ing weeKt" according to II. J. Host No. 63 of tho American Le­ by Dr. B- W. Ruproct Champlin was a member of the gion, will , feature many educa­ un apology for not writing soon­ W hiter Park, Miami and point# this morning. duty. While In England on duty Lehman, manager. ‘Cauliflower is In addition there Mother Church e f Christ Scientist, Joel Field. Exalted Ruler of he became ill and wa< returned coming In in small quantile*,' tional exhibits which will be er hut poor old Santa hud a tame yi A lab vita. Horton, Mess. was soma damage to seed beds. the local Elka Club, announced to the United States on the m anager Lehman notes, ‘also Ice­ housed in a large circus lent. arm from shaking hands and givThe downpour, which for the Survivors Include two daughters, today th at the organization ha* "Queen Elizabeth." _ ..........officials have ring out candy—I couldn't lift my ■ berg and Big Boston lettuce, Kikes and Legion Shaffer's Infant second night In the week, brought pi in of Sanford donated $100 to the propose,1 contracted the Majestic G reater Tiand to wriw;—I'm O.K. now.’’ ■J«« was a member of tho SeaEnglish peas, squash and tomaDav), of Chi- Sanford Baseball Association for man’s International Union of thunder and lightening end buf­ and Mra.z'1. Shows to furnish tha midway a t­ Demand for cabbage has Son Die* In Orlanda feting winds sim ilar, to • small tagoi aad sons, Melvin tha operation of a- local baseball Amorica. (He Is survived by two increased and carload and truck tractions which, according to Joel JAPS TO FLY FLAG hurricane, was heaviest on the Cham pi I of Park. JU. and n In tha Florida State League. aiateca, Mrs. E lluboth Stanton load lota era being shipped. Con­ Field, Exalted Ruler of the Elks, if Miami, Baric* AlIffT 8haffer. 10 east side, and a t tha experiment Harold TOKYO, Dec. 31. (A*)— F ar Krider, temporary head of Auguste. Ga. and Mr*. Martha ditions have been favorable Jo r come hero with the reputation uf for ror nMr. r , t_ C nimptwo ll>* old son of Mr. nnd Mrs. station waa recorded a t being one of the brightest and the first lime since they su r­ Ord baseball Interests and Hall of Sanford. growing and local celery is bell «K d a t the Ericarlee H. Shaffer, died Sunday Inches. T ht Sanford recording ac­ lln will cleanest outdoor amusement or­ rendered formally, thu Japanese \t of the Board of Direccut. a t BtOO o’clock $n . Orlando hospital a fte r a cording to B. F. Whltnar, will be permitted to fly their ganizations in Ameroia. the Florida State League, >n with Thomas man, waa 1.19 Inches. 1 AUTO RECOVERED Featured on the “ Pleasure national flag — the rising sun thanked tha Elks today MASONH TO MEET officiating. In ­ sent UU* of tha Friday night rafn was T rail” will be eight thrilling rid­ emblem. A Tokyo dispatch says donation. Ga.,' where in Evergreen A Ford^Tuder Sedan, stolen at 'ord 1 h*f4 an pounced Sanford Lodgl No. 62 F It M ing devices, six entertaining shows -the Japanese and many other attractions ' In­ th a t General M acA rthur.- haa', l ef rad Reckless, *, who perter- gran ted them pereoaaion to of rofr -the -. flag f New . Year’a. DpyL seemingly tfnpoaalble poosibU free eath performance. rroanev. "• etoo-on Jan. f aau A> T M «l*C -30i9|91 in iatw n j Girzovjr.erta teuol f x o & w M lt'& Sanford Stores Reicue Attempts tyk To-Observe Two Abandoned -Ab Day Holdiday Kentucky Mine City Commission Lane Again Named Outlook Bright President Of Local For Shipping Of To Reorganize Board Of Realtors Florida Produce On January 8th- Santa Writes That V i s i t In Sanford V e r y Pniovwhle LL F. D. Scott Separated F r o m U. S. Naval Service Funeral Services For R. G. Goodloe Reid In Savannah P a l m e r Champlin Died Sunday At Station Reports Damage To Celery A ge Of 81 Years Plants By R*'"0 Plans Are Being Completed For Community F a i r ssr- aa rv r- 6 _____ �~*l» V** T H E SANFORD IIER A LD , SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO 'showed a ' 22 iM u ttx « « r* « fialar*g* y3SS,VTri.r.A jr —-J is-a |Q I It 9f HOt MONDAY. DEC. 3 t ___ DIBI.K, VKHSH, Fpl* TOIIAY IF YOU ESTABLISH A F ill FAITH IN tO U TH YOUR 01 AUK W lLl, NOT BE, BAUM AND DISTASTEFUL: Rarnamb ndw thy creator In, thy ddys thy* youth, while .the evil, da come not, nor the years d r nigh, when thou shall say I ha «... Vt^auia**11inM, lint 1 Thin New Yenr'H Eve may Is? th e. gnycat in history. New York City is perm itting all niifht opening of hotels, i i tfceja nnil.iiotihtlesH will Ixt followed by | ’ othep, cities. The uj til-dawn m errym aking will outdo prethv celebrating will, be general „ w ar, affaire. Prnlmi throughout', the wntui, London, Paris and o th er cities re- i acting to a sim ilar s e n _____ . be said withi certainty th at the A m erican version will he Wildest, costliest and loudest. There will be some people throughout th is jnrid, and In opiec countries, who can make no festiv ity of the New Y ear’s coining. For Utem it offers 'n o hope — only twelve more m onths to be lived through w ith o u t loved ones who died in the w ar whose ending the living seem so engcr to celebrate. F or them , in many ways, w ar-tim e New Y ear's Eves were easier to bear than those of peace. — th a t is if pence is going to, make th is night one long carousal. But there are, also, thousands of fam ilies who, are filled w ith deep happiness th a t the New Y ear offers hope of tru e peace arid reconstruction. F or them th ere will be not so much revelry, but happy little family parties with pleasant Ftoccn mio- elected Legion Rost Itnin relwvad the gam es or good talk by the fire, and a stanza* <rf-Jhe S tar- commander. long eontinueil ilrougbt o,i the Spangled Banner a t m idnight, followed by Aultl Lung Syne llllh. pit the 2-1tx] the Russinnr ami jolly good wishes and home to bed not too lute to s ta r t were reported to lie in Berlin. At home II. It. Pope was named th e New Y ear cheerfully. Gov. Caldwell n* a county T here a re w atch-night services a l tbn. churches, too, by commissioner. Marines em m ntorand lovely they are, und well worth atten d in g . A fter ulh a. eil stiff resistance in tlkinuwu. New Year is w orth comradeship and, th o u g h t and, prayer On the 2 ”itb, dnJegulus began ar­ riving in Sail Francisco for the ns well as noise. * Milk Additfoxv Some men, it seem s, art* ju a t natu ral drunkurdn, of, w hat m ight li« called the white variety. T hoir wouktitwH it revealed e.-tpecially when they get, it«cki from, w ar aiid. im­ mediately proceed to go on » "bender” in. w h ich 'th o intoxi­ cation is produced by the guzzling of, cuuitUetut glnsatts of. over, he kuys, "und once again i epn.lm x all, the milk I cun TWO REAT AUNTS th ink und pay fur. Theru are tuiifgulinn. pmJIh of it in d ru g (From Cohtempormry Prolry) stunts; and dozens of hulf-innt hot this on.icu in, reatituruiits, Crimson roses in n bowl, ■ •••• and «|uart lurtlles in grocery store rufrigorutors, and, (burn Thal*s haw I though nf Toddy s won’t he any governm unt order lim iting you. to, two pjttts a week, or taking oout fa t To to muko, laitto u t th e liuttor. b u tte r flit la itte r or One whit* bud in •* band-blown choose. " It is a milk hound’s utopia, luu.croum I pruistse to .That's, how 1 thought of r»ddy a eat liy th e pint, too, byt t^itt is not, t/pito such it novelty, face. Ivory Aunt Charlotte, and Crim­ i fairjy often got a ta ste o f Iqe cream ,.abroad,, and, thfcy son Aunt Carrie even contrived to give us some G1 ice cream, made, o p t of, Lived in pleasure and beautiful evaporated milk on a hillside in A lgeria in M arch, 1943, B ut wo: Lived In s house a t the river’s now ju s t w atch me pour down the real s tu ff.” * Neatly. Inclnscd by a tall green hedge. S at them glide from room to room, Through the deep Victorian gloom Carrying their anxletres Like a l*aaket filled with keys. Between the shadows of portieres Where lovebirds sway like wlml- A m an like thivf m ust have to liaw atohud closely when, he Iiuh once acquired such a habiU form lug, addiction. And th ere should be n w arning issued, for stores, hotels and such places to -watch th eir milk, htst.w jldruyod G1h gulp down all tho milk in town. T^ay 'stopped to crinkle u colored “A m ericans a re generally s a p s -a b o u t w a r /’ say* a shawl That draped the mantel like a ra th e r realistic Americun. “ And wa, seam, to leura. little or, nothing from such h itte r experience, nu we. h«yo, now khihi through abroad, for the second tim e in a, generation. We treated, th e conquered G erm ans too softly a fte r our first European war, and already th a ra seem to- be indications th a t th e sam e thing will happen ull over nguin.” A pparently, we are so soft-hearted th a t we cun!t hold national grudges — or u t least we don’t, i t is a ra th e r robot. . . , fam iliar th in g for tho nverago A m erican, a f te r licking, an ■enemy, to tell him we’ro sorry we had to do it. O ur enemies them selves are naturally quite ready e whiteness of a tabl#~}loth, quiver like star, or njblh to pretend equal softness, and talk of bunds across the I china, cutlery, and glace sea and so on, when as a m a tte r of- fact they,' o r a t least A pave a flower-petaled mesa, Crtnuon roses and one white bud: th e ir leaders, would rn th q r c u t our th ro a ts. Moving fllftily In my blood Look a t those arro g an t G erm an leaders on triul at SELPON- ELKIN. N qernberg, for crim es as g re a t as w eru ever, perpetrated. Memo, In a Navy WHe’e Pare* They sneer and leer in the courtroom os if they felt them selvea our equals, both civil and m ilitary, and apparently (From The Washington Poet) have no rem orse for th e ir crim es. I shouldn't be here . . . In New W hnt hope, can th ere be fo r fu tu re decency in th e world if such m onsters are allowed to fla u n t them selves in th is fo o b io n ?* ' B ut- a t least .there is th e fact of the tria l itself. If th a t ban he m ade to .mean what, th e Allies hope, th a t for all tim e to come aggressive w ar is considered an international crim e, some good may come out of all th is sordid m ess. O r ffuto white paper Into a fan T hat rose a phoenix ,rotn the hearthstone. Under the slanted Jalouelos, Like a swarm of gilded bt»e». Deliberately thy sunrays stream Probing the depth of each dark World Inrloy. *. Monday, A p r - 20 .*a* rife with Herriiun itummdoi roportx. OFA cut Sanford rents back to 194d Ivveln. 20 trailer* wore reported einoutd In solvu Navy housing sholtagu. scouts,livid u cumporeu, and the Colory Fed hasqbnlj t u n i tiim m cl Oilnnilo In lu _l». Muy 2 - brought the big no.*., of tie. man uti render lii^ Ituly uni Audi hi and .liar wim rt porta I killed In B ui In. On' the lib all of, Sami nolo Cnuiity was pul under cent eti it rot, and <,'ly lo Itiituniy axis m i m e d a n King Li in. , <bi May 7 tlermunv nunendared, and the • rente*I war lit bite t/iry elided. 'I Iw news was maliceti bv u liitx duiumHtroiiima belli, n k lh*_ war with the daps icAiiuinvd to' lie son, bill was marked by V-F duy *>u r v i i : tli-i follow inu day at the Hanford Naval Ail- Mutual with .a ling coinnmniier J. ti. Sllney, CNN. c«i'*,b‘ctine In the elty., the whistles blow, stores elunud nud union service* weru held at the Baptist Cbui'f h. In schools pupila listened to radio speeches by I'roHident Truniun and Primo Minister Wingtim Cburrbill. May 1'4 found fiUtl I’oil re ss os bombing Japan Villi' in.'o;idlanM, while ut borne lutidimds weru irmli iut i*l to register for rent, conti ut at th« Armory, Heavy ntim, broke the May drought,. D|)T cut lie spraying a t the Ittdpii iVlr.bt ranch proved a Hits tiucrcss in. Intact control. May 28' CliwtchUI' rusigncil ns British piime minister, ami al borne C, F't Kt'lliee was namasi aa rccrautlun director for Sanford, and a census w as taking p la n ,, I‘resi­ lient Trun^jio ,planned, to ndilteni* 'Hie final session of the United MONDAY, D ECEM BER 31, 10, In cm iiF ' W V W W f - ’e'V YWN Y it | > rnOMur 'service m « t' and women IH.SOd n» compared :7 'u n ite d in, a scrvjfu of, thnnkxin \P4q. W. -J. Thii ly. giving far vl.tory. ThcTnune tiny. ragistnu;. died. -S ____ I'nvtd was first Knnford. veteran ’ o r iff «! to be ilinchurged - through point to Sant system. On June I t , transfer of Denied state headquarters of the Amerl- ■High St rnn Legion from I’nlalkti to Sun- Kipp, w fortl was announcoil by Joel S. Orange Field*' On the IHlb n n«w site on visor. Celery Avenue for nn n jr i.u l- t Senatu turul experim ent station wan up- from Ti proved by the state. A h u rriran c' Rotarlan Drought more than eight inches ing stnb of ruin but little wind damage. i it was u County Commissioners picked j sites uni Rontl 44 (no’*, under construe-1 veterans, tion> ns a number one project. July 4th, and U. S. troops en­ tered Berlin. Sanford observed the holiday quietly. On July Uth the State banners Market re­ ported more than $2.noil,U,10 sales fo the past year, itotarinns guntm tion of n group hem led b y ‘ neld a "Boost Sanford" urogram. It. It. I’opo. to buibl xinall house* Florida State Bank reported wan announced at the Chamber yearly Increase of more than n of Commerce meeting. The public invited by Captain Fusion million and a third dollars in w*sinspect the Sanford Naval Air deposits. The County was report­ to ed _ to have exceeded its K-lmnil Station. Sept. J brought noun of /Inal 1not if of the 7th War Loan by f4 ‘J,4r>r> und overall quota by a Jap surrender in the Philippine* margin of Sfi:i(t,2(Ki. July Id. tu l.ieut. Cell. J. M. Wninwright, Copt. Ut I*i Smoot was *teiinved hero nf Baturin and Corregidor. Sanford Florida lerion post | of eoiumaud ut Naval Air Sta­ tion by ( apt, William T. Fusion. head* and delegates were wel­ Ileal Lb. U nit, planned county wide comed by Stale Adjutant A. Retd Mann for a three-duy meet. The x-ray tost*. nf Commerce here elect­ On July 2U,. n largo crowd ('hnmbur new directors. Kiwnniun«. turned out a t the Sunford lake- ed by Dr. L. T. Hits*. held front- to sen a. demonstratio \ headed program ' to dlxcur* vitul city needs. County schools opened Sept. 10. Dr. W, T. Ijmgley died Sept. 12. II. H. Coleman Chamber of Commerce president was named to lead National War Fund drive. A (ropicil huiTicitnw nn ySept. 17. dronchcd Sanford and vicinity with more thnn seven ineliet of lain ntnl brought Lake Monroo up over the bulkhead. There win lit tie wind duinago reported but ia ik'Ii damage to early celery by Hooding of liebls. This w as however, n storm of less rainfall Than on dune 2d alien more limn «ighl inelies of rain was re­ corded. Oil Sept. Ill b id r. were adver­ tised for Hoad II involving ex­ penditure of Zdsri.OM). The l,c- | gion Inducted Id new Rtemliers. i Conch KettletT? addressing Kiwunis, prorlicted a good footliull Hen­ son for Seminole High School, I<,»nf Imini III, I’ll*- I'olirl %isG ....... ;• w a j : "" S H O W C A R D AND POSTERS O—Dee’s*Sign Service (O. D. LA N D R ESS) Phone 1021 • HABIT playH an im p o rtan t part In everyone’* success. . . The h a b it of being well groomed should be s ta rte d rcarly in life . . . Your clothc.i will lnnt longer if regularly cleaned LANEY DRY CLEANING CO. 110 E . 2nd Phon • y.'Ven etian Styles • ' G o ld . F r a m e i m irro rs • • Wooden P r a m c d m irrors Full Length m irrors Wo also rcttiuct* cracked, clouded or hm kuu m irrors, eul and fit new glass table tups, windows ami m irrors. SKNKAUIK GLASS & MIRROR CO. I l l IV. 2nd HI. I’h o n c 220 ONE THING § Two Seminole County rlv*K" Men. Gets Discharged •Thif*eltiro 11 foj* nL J • * % • * • • A d e q u a te W irin g w ilk Mm&SMVf IftfA TCH F O R » T ! Remember, your new or rem odeled home ia m ore than just * good investm ent. It's a p la c e for leisure living. You can protect this investm ent an d m ake your home enjoyably liveable, by b e in g sure it is-adequately. w ired for m odern liv in g . . . a n d has sufficient outlets In every, ro om -to m a k e possible t h e n s e of a ll the electric servants you desire. It's y o u r h o u s e . . . m a k e it y o u r hom e, for M odern, Enjoyable. Living. of Albany i Two Hmtoole County membar* vailiWi« « wtthsut etect of tha Unita4 State* Navy have *rv***' Ttmn«mlx»low j> bean iRMharged from lha xervioa. lag toppleil by tha floo 1 shouldn't be here , , New Eng­ i word Inv te InformaUon received Offieiala nay It will teV land. tak e me be«k : txxiay frottv the Navel I’ereotinel 1d W l“ reatoro service, L et my feet.be aet on .th k t bitter. Separation Crnter in Jw;keonvHle.; " - ■■ -----------*r* _Nawton 9 ! h h iik iiin t h n u r n t Al My, hao4 on the, rail; I w|U. be ; a that woman, too, DO VVeat ,TenU» Street, „ STAMFORD. Deo. 2», MY—A ttakchtu Who ,knax^ lh* .ocean'k every tu*7 Sanford. Yele ami Towne Manufactiu'inf ; hulfnt moqii. _______________ Company *uparlntend#nt wo, urroatwl today after a girt picket Y ft tdeaaed, if, with thtt. aeity *EOS HOMK.It*lll told poliue he tried to puaji hi-r " ta n s of <*ar*.Ore- Dec. -It. (AY— a*Ida a* he entered the Stamford SUtl on her lip*. eealng.hU. ah\p of! real dent* nf the piarL The *u|*erinUridont, Chuiv .Rivet: Valley. In Ore* lee Horne, wa* arrested on u imehtee today With thq> charge of breach of tha peace. B a iU » W ir i n g W ill G u a rd A g a ia x t T k t t e S fc a rte a n lB g s * - • In a b ility to uae n ew ly d e v e lo p e d appliances b ecause insufficient w iring cannot c arry the n e ed ­ e d power. • L a c k of sufficient w iring to perm it enjoym ent of. benefits, ol e lec tric cooking, refrigeration, w ater healing an d comfort cooling. • Inability to enjoy convenience o f sm all a p p li­ ances an d p o rtab le lamps because of lack of suffi* c ie u t a n d w ell placed outlets, a . D ancer of tiiDDina orfallfau tension. corda,due,lQ -Lck o f suf m, D anger of. yon* h a m * being before its time: b e c a u s e it cannot; keen develop’ “ rtg,h,r WVtttwi oh tend. m. IHdroeent ^ E le a n o r. AjieU CkaCfea Irtiling cwunky nshr. TMWf** Best wishes to all' for a Bright a n d Happy Willi; be,, placed on. safe Wednesday 8 < MU Due to* limited supply no reservatiops.wilt.be made. j • *, -w i -- �\ > MONDAY, DECEM BER 31, 1M5 T H E SA N FO R D HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA '.' . j ' Social And Personal Activities Miss Hickson 1^ Wed To Cpl. Cecil Jones In a lovely rnmtrlight ceremony Wednesday afternoon, tier. 20, in the First Methodist Church, Miss Helen Elisabeth Hickson, dnnghter Wedding Announcement of Mr. and Mr*. It. J. Hickson, Mrs. G. Herman Ilrown an­ became the bride of Cpl. Cecil Rn. nounce* the engagement and bert Jones, U. S. Army Air Corps, approaching marriage of her son of Mr. und Mrs. G. A. Jones. TUESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nicholson daughter, Annie Delle Brown, Business meeting amt luncheon The doulde ring ceremony was I of 1109 Park Avenue have moved of the Womans Cluh nt 12io0 v» Clarence C. Henderson, son performed by the Rev. J. E. Mc­ their residence to Louisville, Ky. of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. HenKinley j, pastoj- of tho Church,, in; P. M. Official viail of alate offi_ demon, Jan . I a t 4 o'clock in tr*. F.F.W.C. President, Mr*. * the PresbytAian Church with Miss Geraldine Patrick is visit­ a setting of palms, white ch ri-j santhemums and white gladioluses' oaeph L. Gray. Director No. 7, ing relatives in Gaffney, S. C. Dr. E. D. Brownlee officiating. mingled with fern. Nuptial music MA. F. C. \V. Kramer J r. Pro­ No tn v ita tio n v are being was. rendered g r a m : A rt—ss persuasive to our Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Hansen of , .. by . . Fred .. - Field-, - -- • --m • issued but friends of the Hollywood spent tne holidays Ramst, and Miss liuhcrtn Evans mmotinns. Sponsor; Mrs. Jamoa couple are cordially invited to •- -Mrs. - * *lisnsen's * parents, -Mr. r sangg "Because "Because' 'ami 'and “1 'Love vYou Moughton. Hostesses: Mrs. C. J. with attend. Truly". Fisher, Mrs. It. A. Smith, Mrs. and Mrs. E. C. Echols. The bride, given In marriage by George Touhy and Mrs. Lea It. Lesher. Friends of Mrs. Fred Roily will her fnthcr. wns lovely In a gown The Friendship League of the Louise Perkins To be sorry to lesm of the death of of white sutin fashioned with a Congregational Church will meet her father, Mr. Albert Eger, Dec. tight bodiec, sweetheart neckline and a full skirt ending in a trnili. a t 3:00 o'clock tomorrow after* Wed Richard Brown 24, In' Cleveland, 0. A cap of orange blossom* held noon at the home f Mrs. Clyde her trainlength veil of liridul illu­ Stinson on West Sixth S trctt. Major and Mrs. Robert L. Ram­ Mr. and Mrs. Braxton I.ee Per­ sion. -Her bouuuet was of uhitu THURSDAY sey are visiting the latter's p ar­ kins announce the engagement The Southside Primary School and approaching marriage of their ents. Mr; and Mrs. Andrew C. sweet peas and white bride's roses tied with satin ribbon, and showA will meet Thursdny after- daughter, M argaret Louise, to Stine, 2106 Magnolia Avenue. rred with tube roses. The only m at 3*l*i o'clock in the school Richard Bentley Brown, F irst Sgu Mr. and Mrs. Sam Levy and Jewelry worn wa* a string of auditorium. A hoard meeting willUnited States A rm f, son of Mrs. be held at 2:30 o’clock. All par­ J. E. Moseley and the late D. B. son, Richanl, were the guests tlur- pearls, as gift of the* groom. Mrs.. Robert M. Junes, matron J ing the holidays of Mr. und Mrs. ents are urged to attend. Brown. of honor, waf the bride's only a t­ Miss Perkins attended the local I H. C tvy of Geneva, tendant: Her gown v ns of pale schools and graduated from Flori­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Toftloy : tV"k net trimmed with -weelheart -*Anna Francis Brown da State College for Women in 'C huluota» had a* their guest “Mil hlut* itin ami laVrictl 1944 w ith, an A. B. degree in of their, daughter, Virginia, over the ", bouquet of link rose* and iris Weds Calvin Jardine FMucntion. While enrolled there hntldnVs tied with llllIC Mil III ritdlOII. — 1-------. jshe was u member of the Pi Betu ly Paul Hickson, Ph.M I c, brothci Miss Anna Francis Brown, | Dhi. national social fraternity, a n d / Mrs. Caroline Echols is epend-; flr of . u,c the bride, tiriae. acted ns best best- man. daughter of Mrs. W. R. Brown,(Kappa Delta Pi,' national seb the holidays with her parents. Ushers were Hob Crumley, (». I». ^ ras married thd morning of Dec. • lastk< education honorary. . For Ing Mr. and Mr*. J. B. Borland of U n d raw nnd Jack Skinner, .VMM • at 11:00 o'clock to Calvin Jar-1 the p ast few months she has been I " tthe i i -i i • dine, son of Mrs. Jam es Freckle-1 teaching in the South Side Pri- Pickard, Alu. * - brides mother wore u navy ton of Chicago in n simple. loVely mnry School. Bonner L. Carter, who nerved' blue crepe dr«s» with black .ic­ • c, r rmn."y in ll,’e ho,V* of ‘l" '1 Mr. Brown graduated from on Luzon, has returned home a fter 1cessoriee nnd a corsage of cutnoliMrs. h. D. I row-nice with Dr. Seminole High School and attend- receivlng his discharge from the *»• lube rose* nnd talisman roses. Brownlee officiating. The vows fd the University of Florida The mother of the gi«om woie were exchange!I against a hack- where he 0f Alpha Army. an nquemuriue crepe dress with ground of YUletlde decorations. | Tliu Omega, national social fraterMrs. Gilbert Bevllle and daugh­ black accessories nnd a corsage The bride chose for her wedding lllty< jl t h„ recently returned of iiitig carnations and tube loses. a powder blue fitted suit, daik from o0 months lour of duty ter. Mildred, of Savannah, Ga., Following* the ceremony the blue sreessorirs, and a corsage of ns a paratrooper with the Klo- w couple left fin a shint wedding ganlrnias and tuberoses. Her only venth Airborne Division, during Mrs. 'Wv II. Stewart of Oak trip, the bride traveling in u pink ^Utamla"t was her molhpr who which time ho saw action on New Avenue. wool usit with brown accessories ^ ^ t e a fuchsiu suit with black Guinea, Leyte, Luton, and the oc­ Mr. and Mrs. lis te r George and and u rnrsngr of white gardenia*. accessorirs. cupation of Honshu. Japan. family of Coral Gables are the On returning tlie couolc nil) leave fmmpdiately after the ceremony The wedding will be an qvent guests of Mrs. George’s parents, for l.uhlitik. Tex., where Cpl. the couple left for n short trip of the near future. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Anderson of Jones will lie stationed. and upon returning will live nt Out of town guests' im-ltiili-ii Golden Lake. \ I :st Third Street until April Mrs. Clsuite Collins'and daughter, when they will mnkc their home Patricia Hodge To A /S Sonny Raliorn is expected Winifred, of Delainl, Mr. nml In Chicago, III. to arrive home from the West Mr*. M. M. Evan*. Mr. and Mrs. Wed Lieut. Gatchel Coast. He is the son of Mr. and Iloldcu Guthru anil Miss Ruth Mrs. M. L. Raborn of 820 West Gatlrn of St. Augustine. A n d e r s o n Family Mr. and Mrs. John K. Hodge Fourth 8 trret. * - | announced the approaching Has Holiday Reunion have Simnin, llette Davis, Deem* T ay­ marricAs of their daughter, PatMr. and Mrs. Victor Farley of lor. Miriam Hopkins. Chi ole Land­ tv ,, .. *7 . , ,, . . | riria, to I.leut. David M. Gatchel. Orlando silent the holidays with The M. H. Anderson family held | „on of Mr, Mm) Mr*. Forest E. his mother. Mrs. W. P. Brooks, of is, Jins-Falkenburg, Betty Hutton. Pcicr Lorre and Jimmy Dunn. a reunion yesterday at their home j 417 West Second Street. Humphrey Bogart murried laiuicti on Golden Lake with 11 of 14 Th„ ' t , mn„v will take place Bacnil . . . Dick I'ow e l l . .loliu grandchildren present and six of on,h thecetemony afternoon of Jan. 12, nt Cadet* James K. C arter has re­ eight children. The family enjoy­ 5:30 o’clock, at the First Metho­ turned to West Point after spend­ Blond.-M’s ex, found n new love in ed a holiday dinner and spent dist Church with Rev. J. E. Mc­ ing the holidays with his parents, young June Allyson . . . Glut in the day singing songs and dis­ Kinley snd Rev. William Pi Mr. and Mrs. E. B. C arter of 1000 Swanson took u fifth . . . and Al Jolsnii a-fourth . . . Tonihiy' Mancussing the intervening years Brooks. Jr. officiating. Oak Avenue. villc* his eighth . . . As always, alncp they had. seen une another. The prospective bride is a grad­ love fuuud a way in '46. A sold inThose present were: .Mr. nnd uate of Seminote High School and Miss Then Vickery has returned unexpectedly bound for overseas Mrs. It. L. Anderson and family, attended Rollins College for two to Key West after spending M r. and Mis. Alliert Hull and year*. For the past IB months, Christmas with her.m other, Mrs. hopped off a tinin, iiiiurlcd I Ingirl. was back enrnutr 16 minutes fa m ily . Mr. and Mr*. Frank she has been employed in the Lilian Vickery1: later . . . a woman was ponded Caines and family all of Orlando C om m u n ication s D e p a r tm en t at from the House of Detention in and Mr. and Mrs. I.ester George the Sanford Naval Air Station. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Vickery New York so she coflld lie married and family of Coral Gables, Gloria Lieut. Gatchel graduated from and children, Wylie and Wylenc, . . . a Gl and hi* girl said "I do ' ' Burns of Orlamlb, Duphnc Con­ Seminole High School and later have returned to their home in nelly. Willis and Charles Ander­ attended Cletnson College In South Pnlatka after spending the Christ­ over the transatlantic telephone son and Mr. and Mis. M. II. And­ Caroline. Ho entered the Army mas holidays with Mrs. Lillian . . . a licutrnunt was married nt the gangplank Just Iwforc lie left erson. Air Forces in 1943 end has been Vickery. for Naga-uki with Ids outfit . . . stationed In Panama for the past lilind Mary Mansfield nnd her Hi months. He will return to Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Vickery seeing eye dog sailed to England Panama upon * the expiration of left Friday for their home in to m arry ii sightless finance she his current leave. Houston, Tex. after spending a had never met . . . Ah, life. All. few day* here with the former’s love, . . . • mother, Mm. Lillian Vickery and The New Years Eve dance lit with Mrs. Vickery’s parents, Mr. Class Of 1937 Holds the Counts y Club will lie topped and Mr*. E. Perry lloss of I’alal- by a late buffet supper which Its Third Reunion ka. should be plentv smooth . . . nee you there . . . C.E.T. Mr. and Mra. Ford Harrison of The Seminole High School Jacksonville and Sgt. and Mrs. class of 1937 held it* thin! re­ union Dec. 20 at Frank’s Ifl-IIat Lawrence Harrison of Raleigh, N. Chili on the Poland highway C., arrive to be the guesU of Where dinner and dancing was Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison of cn loved. • Maple Avenue. IHRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Those present were: Mist Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Smith of Hand and Mrs. R. C. M ar roll, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. O. I-arsoii a n ­ class Ft. Myers have been the recent sponsors, M in Jean Fin­ nounce the birth of u duughter, ney of Washington. D. C.. Miss guests of Mr. and Mr*. Alex Josephine Junson. Doc. 6. nt Marthn Adams of Orlando, Mr. Johnson. Mr. end Mrs. John Jen­ the 'Orange General Hospital. Mrs. Herbert Thurston. Mr. kins of Miami flew up to vKlt Mis. I A is o n was the former and snil Mrs. Winston Henderson, Mr. the Jehnsons for a few day* also. Josephine Munson. and Mrs. W. B. Zachry. J r - Mr. Mr. Alcr. Johnson has departed and Mrs. Charles Robson, Mr. snd Mrs. Robert Willisms. Mrs. by plane for Washington, D. C.. I oil o* Moses of Ft. flyers, end where he will visit hit mother for a few- days, Mrs. Irving Felnberg. Also Robert Altman, Robert Mrs. W. D. Jones end Mr*. Steele, James Pearson, Gordon Stanlev, Braxton Huntley, Claude F’encheon Keener of Augusta, G*. A. Whlddon. Jr., and Wilbur have left after visiting Mr. end 00/W//V& 3 0 0 / V ' Mrs. Z, B. Ratliff. Nolan. . W A TCH F O R IT! --------------------+ ----- — Mr. end Mrs. Dudley Glover of I Gainesville ere spending a . two Family Reunion Held weeks vacation with tho letter'* parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gantt, At Magnuson Home at their home on West First — S ta rt the NEW YEAH NEW YEAR’S StroeL O ff Hight — A ttend o u r A family reunion was held at BIG NEW YEAR’S DAY DANCE the home of Mrs. Eunico* MegnuDouble F eatu re Show!! son on the Country Club road on GALA NIGH T a t the Christmee day. A turkey dinner Tuesday — Jan. 1st Orange City Hotel — was enjoyed by the following Wiley H arrell and hin guests: only! Hubbe, hubbe, chums, it’s been Mr. and Mr*. T. 0 . T y n er 8r., a great year for love . . . so says O rchestra f e a t u r i n g Mr. E. J . Tyner. Mr Jam es Tyner Theatre Optyni Ii30 I*. M. the Associated press . . • .That “I Ilert Gann. D i n e and snd Mrs N. A. Fry all of Sanford. I'amour not only swept the coun­ D a n c e . Cover C harge Also Mr. end Mrs. F. J. Krell and try during tho pest 12 months, fo r couple*. Come out family of Auburndale; Mr. and but it did tome p e tty vlnlebt Mrs. W. F. Ansorge and family sweeping overseas loo . . . w hrlh and have a big night. of Daytona Beach: Mr and Mrs ir it was love . . . end love alone ORANGE CITY II. Schwalbe and daughter, Carol, , . . th at made the world go of Chester. Pa. and T. F. Krell, 'round in good old '46, the hi­ HOTEL A MM 2/c. of Pensacola, Fla. storians will have to dog id*. But even without a tome t6 lean on. It's obvious th a t Cupid mada his mark in avery corner of the glob* . . . Chief helpmate* to the little RING IN THE fellow with the arrows were Amerlcah Gla scattered throughout foreign lands, who look unto themselves English, French, Aust­ NEW YEAR ralian, Irish, end Icelandic bride*. A t one time G1 wedding* In Peris At The alone averaging 34 * jweek, end the Army, finding Itself in the NEW YEAR’S EVE unusual >1 position of playing seat man. obligingly took over hotels for the use of the-newly DANCE wodt . . . Australian sod Engl lih girls who had married the Yar make their Way over And Late Buffet* Supper started of the to in tho states America's rweet . DEC. 31 • 9 *tll T • heart, Shirley Temple, who proved ebo wee grown up e t 17 by m arry ­ ing Sgt. John Agar, of tba AAF LE COUNTRY CLUB . . . Pesnna Durbin married bar producer, Judy Garland her di­ THEATER AdmlttUm 1.00 per rector . . . Off the ra a r’e Uva a- ' Society Editori Cecelia Truluck PA GE TH R EE r Tele. No. tin Social Calendar J AK:-? w sr 71! Co'/v ,i ^ . . / t*^a>»arrvi. - - . , - — - « HAPPY-NEW YEAR •l . i ' d m\ E x it 1Q45 . .- .• e n te r IP-io! I t’: b u t . t a b o r t t i i p a c r o s s t h a t s ta g e — 3o5 d a y .- .- im o Ion- .la y B a n d u o m o n h o rt d a y 3 , b u t w h e t l i e r illic i t o r l o n g w o h b p o t h a t a l l w ill b o lia f jp y d a y a fo r y o u . A m o n g t h o h a p j > ‘. tn o m o r i- r. o f t h e i o u t y e a r ia t h a t « o f o u i p l e a , a n t i t ’la tlb n c r'W ltli t h e j> e o p le o f th i3 c o m ­ m u n i t y . Am.1 a . , w o . a y " H a p p y N \v Y e a r " w e a d d a W O ltl’o l .-dll til ;:i'. . ftn tilir fl lO lld o llip *tHdt i t a s m o u n t ^:o m u c h lo u i OF’FTCKItS DIRECTORS f . It. CI.ONTS I'. II. M cN u ltv , I'rt'-iili'ijt I I *n t . i i I’ciitrol I'ln Dioiliietion l n-dit Corp. lined.i Fla. \ N D R E W IH' DA. .IK. K. G. hlU'ATRH K. Mu- I'r.-si.li i.l .mil Shippers, A. Duda A Sous, Oviedo, I'la. CHARLES l l l ' NN I •mo*, .-oid D i i c I oi Fedciul l.alid Bunk, Sullfpiil. I ’la. T. K. TUCK Kit, I’lisliln* FORREST GATCHEL Saiifuid. I'la. D n illS M A LI., A hhImIn nt ('j)sliiii- C. II. McNl l.TY Diesideilt ii | IIn- Bank, Mcllmiii lit*. F'lil. HAT15100? .M A R Y K. G ."*fvll.l'A ntlC K . Jlt. L Y N D ItO S S . A *i l;m l r . i Im -r > V iui 1‘ie.iileiil nl th|I Bank. Sanliird ' j i • :. ■‘ W. A. PATRICK Nild .ii k . D a lti ik A l.m glc I'nrki-rs, S aid o rd . Flu. TERRACE TALK ★ ic All COMPLETE RANKING Checks Are Photographed for a Permanent Record ★ aiwl lU k . It lla i v a s t f l h m v 1. SPECIAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS Florida State Bank Of Sanford Mi'iulicr FD1C DcpuailH PRINCESS l « FACILITIES • • BK.-C,Jju-; / . • . „■ ' Insured Up To $5,000 �TTir * TnE SANFOftD; nafe-gp, S A jJt-O B b, Herald’s Headlines Of 1945 Mark Year Of Progress In City Ulmtlnneit (mm l*n«r T**) STA RTER SOLUTIONS ' : - N U TRIEN T SPRAYS - HORMONES W EED SOIL FUMIGANTS KILLERS SEED SPROUTERS R EPELLEN TS CORRECTIVE DUSTS You Nnm$ Your MU — We’ll-M ake It SOUTHERN: CREMKTALS, INC. 204 N. Elm A vum e . Phone 051 wltirh was Itorn out by Inter lAcnls. Weil Hirst Street resarfiicltn- was mtiier wiry. The final quarter of the year marked the beginning of recon­ struction anil reconversion to tile way* of pence ami the return of many veterans, including (Irig. Ccn. J. C. Hutchison to whom the Japs surrendered on Minilanno. Government engineers started surveying the upper St. Johns River Valley, heavily flooded by rains, with n view to what should ire done In the way -of flood con­ trol. Dire need of a new hospital in the county wns discussed by county commissioners.' Mityor Ed­ ward Higgins arid City Commis­ sioner M. .1. laslge declined to SPECIAL NOTICE 3 to 5 Day Dry Cleaning .Service 5 Day Laundry Service. Wn recommend th a t new custom ers send their /aundry last three days of week. Phone 475 SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO C O M '/A /C C O C A /. W A T C H F O R IT Phone 475 CLOSED UNTIL SATURDAY. January 5 th 1 9 4 6 ^ F I.O R n b V !Joe M6sk at s i rtford Avenue and Slot]:; annm lncrd, •p}4tuU fttt'I new Third Street and replaced by a tennis courts, also offering' pro­ modern store structure IftaldeM* perty to returning veteran*. shivered in the first cold snap Ilcnry W. Wolicott replaced Ned of the setison. Thorpe Furniture 'Smith ns area, rent director. got in readiness to reopen. Dr. W. S. Allen of .Stetson Hollywood Shops, Scuts Hoelujclj ittuile alterations to stores. Voile stressed need of military preWilliam* started work on the new biAvlIiig alley to replace the <>ug Iturnei). KEY CLUB (Honorary Boy’s Club) OP . Navy Pny was celebrated Oct. 27 at the Sanford Naval Air SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL Station. Ed Whittier, ex-Rollins utlilete mid Imsebnll sta r took over management of Seminole W IL L SPONSOR Count^y Club anil a new corimHilion whs formed. Dean Matherly o f ’Florida University was apciikSUBSCRIPTION DANCE t*r ul n Navy Day dinner at the tflbtel Mayfair. Lignin imlu;lim NEW YEAR’S EVE. dt 8:30 of many vetiu-nn* took- pirn • nt Seminole High School Field a* SANFORD Celeryetlcs marched. W omnns Club S tag or D rag In November the route of Itnnd 44 tliiougb the city was studied by State Road Department. The Legion conducted nn Armistice Day Imndshnl] program, and YOUR LAST CHANCE IN 1945! Naval Cuptnin Easton In nn mldress cuutioneil ngninst. widiful to hear th e thinking policy- of iinpreparo Inet-s. Dr. Frank (Juillman of McCt.ll — G erard T rio of C anada In a Revival now! Miami replaced Dr. 1.. 11. Dunn1 ns Health Unit dlrvctor u« the Y rim c 7:30 each evening except S atu rd ay latter took over the Oi nnge County Unit. The Foils dropped Come tonight and we will nil go to g e th e r to th e a liunl-fought game to St. Au­ gustine 7 to tl. The tempera tore Union Wntph N ig h t Service went i|n./n to 47. 1 he C handler! of Cnmilii rre discussed the ulti­ a t th e mate tisn of tne Naval Air Sta- . tion. Methodist Church *ir. Hamilton Holt nf Rollins,1 nt 10:30 P . M. College told Rolariilns thg,t the ’United Nations must control the atomic linmii., Feds trlgiined Winter I’nrk 33-10. Eighth war lugged along, Regi­ J i l l U drive lM tlM nald Goode started little theater here. Flight training ut the Naval Air Nl'ilion was iliseontlniled. Increase in ‘Vegetable . plantings of H13 n res in Seminole County was mm minced. The I,ions Club p ut'on benefit boxing bout*. The weather got down to 40 degree*. Meat and butter rat liming ended -Nov. 21." The IV>H Harbor In­ vestigation was under way. .Inhn P astor Itiumley announced new , nddllilies to Ids Imiil works. Iu December It. A. Williams and Lea It. I<v*hur were elected In the Sanford City Commission, ■lulfnii Slenstrnni told Kiwutdans of new city recreation need.*, Muyifc Higgins returned from Wiishington after cnntiirting gov­ ernment heads about use nf Naval Air Station if nnd when N'nvy leaves. The City Commis- , ? y b AV totalling 193,000 are reFlrat Sanford, and Oviedo l» shipped. The Chamber hentls conferred with'. S t Jdhm River line .offld a is regarding startlng of barge m m♦Jkm f*n rn * Sanford to Haiti' system from* , n ^ > n ; ^ ^ s more. Lesion, . Chiurcli organisation member* Salvation Army a t boards to give the Christmas. Sinford peace-time Christmas since 1940.' • i • 1 ttwm/rjw a FOR YOUR TELEPHONE. 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Then, wlfen new firestone De Luxe Cham pions' are avsilobfe id'you, toe will buy your recapped tlrei. Let the Flrcstorib Two-Way Film give you the driving safety -yoo want and nbcil! , ‘-Tmi *»4ri. £ CABBAGE AND CELERY AJESTIC reater Shows URNISH ALL ATTRACTIONS SHOWS, RIDES, EXHIBITS THRILLING FREE ACTS SANFORD JAN. 5th TO 19th , IN THB SOUTHEAST More; people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any o It must b e... an d m WALT DISNEY^ PLUTO U52|!!T* �3 | \ t %» % **u; * \ W ^ O N P ^ Y , DECEM BER. 31, 1935 * ' “ *■ T flK S A M F O R p . H E R A L D ,. S A N F O R D F L O R ID A ■ ■ LEGAL NOTICE ( I U S U A U - V -fM 'G U V lH A T S HANOIN* VOU C?U1 FREE. t h a t «*v»rlnln In U ir 4?l»« « l! t ’o l i r i «'f HfHlIlK*!** i N m t l t y . Pl.trlyllT, W h iT f lM ll»*I**ii M illie M* I m -I i I k (tin n11ff m ill l i i* lettnir. ADVICE. O N N O W t ' MAKE A M lU lQ H P P U A R & - — HASN'T CK YOU DRIVE. IT! To All Your. Bakery Needs .-•- - PHONE 200 STRICKLAND-MORRISON U-DRIVE IT, INC. 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CONCRETE PRODUCTS SERVICc BEYOND THE CONTRACT H; JAMES GUT AGENCY Concrete Pipe, Building Blocks, Heady-mixed Conor C0/H//V&S00/V' Septic Tanks, Concrete Fence PtrsL Well ( urlts WATCH FOR IT ! 703 MEISCH BLDG, PHONES 78 AND 4 8 P ro p erty M arkers Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co Phone 1211 SANFORD TRANSIT SYSTEM Sanford, Florida, ANNOUNCES A CHANGE IN BUS SCEDHULES EFFECTIVE DEC. 31 SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP • • • Tires nnd Tubes • ,* W ash, Polish & Wax • 1 f * Autu Accessories AIR STATION Leave 1h( & Park A. M. 6:30 7:1(1* 7il0 Radio n a ile rie s f Ja ck K. Morrison H: I r, 8 :1 5 201 N orth Park Corn. AIL You Wlant % W Scratch All, Yog, Wajil Hay, I k» sJl ,L(irndc Tim othy Piling! Vine &. Moiiwueh Cilcux Pulp. Now Crop Itest Grad* 20% Dairy Feed , Altai a complete line Tuxedo Feedu & A rm our’a Fertilizer - Make o u r 'S to r e your Store HUNT’S TIJXJil Cor. 2ndt FEED 3.65 3.85 2.50 2.10 2.50 3.75 CANAAN CITY A. M. 7:15 P. 11. 2:15 5:15 8:00 10:00 S aturday P. M. to 12 M idnight ContinoUM Service I*. M. 12:15 2:15 • 3:15 ' 3:15 1:15 •1:15 5:15 5:15 0 il5 6:15 1;00 S tin d a v S c h e d u le 6:15 P. *M. Siriurdny N lghl Only 7 :0 0 8 :0 0 7 : 1!» 7:45 8:15 8:45 9:15 . ' th l5 10:15 10:15 11:15 Sunday achedule Mime as week day tfo rd LAKE MONROE Leave lul & Park ‘ A. M. 6:15 o’: Of) 1:15 3:15 5:15 7:15 10; Op OVIEDO Sunday Kchcdgle l» M. 2:15 • 1 <10 6:15 8:15 S aturday Only A. M. 8:00 e 12:15 1: 15 9:16 PLEASE CLIP THIS FOR REFERENCE Phong 4U m S K F D O d rL A W S ! SIT, W.ANTEP— KHtntc ^>n1eo—-Rpiitnl.*— Morlpnjre READ THE ADS ?OI N O . PARK A V t BUSINESS SERVICE DODGE - PLYMOUTH BLACK wheel shield lost S atur­ PARTS AND SERVICE day morning. Rewanl. Call 109 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 Herald Office1. v in f k v t AtlmlnHratitf •»f Um* DISH washer and two maids. Bell boy. Mayfair Hotel, Phone MOO. STAND OVER THERE, NEXT TD THE OLD PHOI-STKRED fabric*. tapes­ tries, broraUlles, aarnask*, Imitation leather *lid drapery fabrics. Arr-inxeraant foe cob tage if work desired. ft. Hi Brown. 2911 N. Orang* Are., Orlando, Fla. OR SALE: Radi Kverready A-B II. JB. IV»p« Co. a-4 GOOD maid wanted, Phone 924. WASHING machine* repaired— and all home appliances. Cald­ ’ METAL ROOFING well General Repair 8jiop, 707 (,'lp Stock — Quick Shipment 5 Mills, Orlandol phone “ V" Crimp and Corrugated RED Cocker Prompt service. Rusty. S traj styles and Flat sheets. Made ... ... __r West t § * from genuine solid Aluminum. Auto Repairing Grocery, 615 Blm. Has paraly­ This m aterial is very strong Barfield A Jack*eh sis In right frant lag. Strayed and durable, 22 Gauge, U. 8. in connection with. Deo. 24. Howard. Government specifications. It Tatee Auto Paint A Body Wark* _A I* heat resistant and will not t,L.___’ J V ru«t. This is surplus m sterial WANTED TO BENT and is priceil at $12.75 per AUTO PAINTING squire, which Is far Itelow cost. C.W. " P a t’’ Johnaon Available for Immediate shlp- TWO-bedroam apt. or house fqr ra experience In auto and nfent from our factory. Phono painting. Sauford’a popuperm anent family. J. If- WaaWire or W rite to H u |1 Fulen* ' 7 *lnt authority, Contract wider M anufacturing & Dik^ Ro l l e r .m otor sa les trilniting Co., P. O. Box 3351, >38 V/. 1st Si. 010 Loncnrtcr Drive, Phone Phone 956J I MOTOR TUNE-UP 2-1730, Orlando. Fla. — U&o-J. ----------------------__ Factories recommend It ’ every TWO. bedroom house or apart- *5000 mile* or twice ■ year. Eament, or unfurnished, barman ........................ OMPI.ETE Broiler Plant cap­ ent resident, tsro small child able of handling 300 • 400 rem Call Gjsorge H. WlRlartv fryer* a week up to an age j t . , I’»O(io i d , of 1 2 -1 3 weei»«. , a p p ro x i­ HOLLER MOTOR NALJ5S mately 2000 ehick«nk I to IS It R E N T — weeks old. O M W P f. tajeffinfc P O - ... . J r f r - i - t ----■ - — Make me a “enth off**-. - 23*3 TWO furnished bedrooms, semi, Sanford Ave. phone 921 hath, Phone 800 or 103. 035 DODGE Sedan Jn good con dilion. Phone 78. * LHIUID. TABLETS. SALVE. NOHK-DROPH — CAUTION USR ONLY AS DIRECTED LOST: Boston Bull. Brown, named Topper. Call. 252-wl GOOD riding A work horse with ncuf saddle. $100. Phone 7B8-J. wlinll * i»«* Uilil. h a i .VH \ v EI.PER wanted. Jimmie Co wan’s Sheet Metal Works. 3 Hnlit I Cold Preparations i f ■* v tin t S MUSICIANS wanted: Sax, drum, trumpet, etc. Write Claibourne El Jones, Box HO, c/o Herald. WANTBOt Colored girls for JUST received shipment 'of deluxe laundry wmrk. Apply In person. unlily garden hose, 25 A 00 Seminole County Laundry, 819 t, length*. "Boll’s” Standard W. 3rd SI. Service Station, corner Park 4 Fulton Streets, acroaa from PRACTICAL' nurse and maid. Box Court House. S % Herald. Lost and Found Sf within Flor «IU. 4 4HI.I Mlt* ti l !»«♦ Iltlllln III l | fH»t! iliM’ii 'p , I LI t ihI it I S^iallf o f tl ■ F l o f l t l n I l i N 1 f t t i « l i v iif ltt-f*HMi'wr, A. I* IvVl> Phone H 4-J Seamstresse* experienced and in* experienced. Permanent work offered. Working condition* are excellent in a wall lighted and ventilated plnnL Ad* joining restaurant where lun­ ches may be obtained. Forty hour week. Monday through Friday. Life Insurance pro­ vided without cost. Bus - eervlee front Sanford . and Or­ lando, Apply In person At • plant. Funnvtown Tug*. Cusselberry, Kin. ______ . TRUSTWORTHY colored couple wanted to live on place. Good people to work' for nml per­ manent job und home If quali­ fier!. ’Can use one or both now. Fiiirtiln, n a i f n m l N^li t o ihi* h m l i o t t i j Tin* A n n n m l M n l l i i t f o f th«* n l « r k | f»$»‘ m u l t ih»* f o l h t w i n i r tli-sof Ilu tl 1Jnihi. tr* ..t th•» roisiLHT Uiiodflth : L i i , i | ff ltitn tm l In H iin fn r tl, S t - m i n t i l f • I M I U I M I A T U I V w i l l h r h r hi .it i h r ' i (*t>unty, F l n r t l t n , tnrt Tr ly .*f fit i* *»f Hu* i'Minhnn> . m.t- i«»l Unit- j (If i f I lilt'll lt*l foIlttWR, I ll - W it ‘ fii ttl \ t 1«tttU<* N n l l o n n l I h m U I t u l h t - i I A ll » f l l l n c k 3, T l o r I* . *tf • mi. Kitftfortl, ^^r|1lln^»tt, ••niiiiiv. Uit* T»iwri »»f K itn ff ir tl , F l n r l t l u . Flntii1ii« i»n TlitirvdilL .1unitary 17th. u.A’r t n l l n f r t>» I*. . I t . Tr nff «»r*lfM I 1 I Is, -UL 111,1111 A - At. *mn|» tr«**thI**tT’lti mn|i l U l J I l i d l A—— j i I, |».in«"* ut*U lit tll«—IfUtolLl—||e*» I» l l n h l n n i u i i . Se«9T r l . i r y . alw ays fresh , when you buy It A t . 1M W. 1st HmifitTilk Karh «*htlm Of ili*mninl MhnII Iht* ( In writ Inn. untl pthall • »h' i MtTIUI! OF MANTKIFII HALF i»Ijh*»* **f rv»l(hft»rii unit poitt offlr* Nuiiur u hrn*t>V m vrn Hint I. .ulUrt*Pr »»f Ui«* rU Im knl, nn«l »hnll ■ th«* iintUie-iKiif.l ml ■Misnlrf in i l"* nWitrtt l«* u) tin* clnlinnrtt. Cltuncrry, umli*r nml Uy v lrltif ul i ifr’iit, *»r A ttu fiir), .inti any such m raln final "tlrrfiM* r ttlr m l t«r tlMnnint n«»t ih» f!I i*«I CAtfERf y RENT A CAR RENT A TRUCK (>/2 T0N) PAGE FIV E NO, YOU WONT, -I |J>-* | I "f GUN, TON ID! |r n RF ULu MUST BE SOME MORE OF MASON'S r~ GANG', r — ' •THEY'RE NOT OUTLAWS, ANDY. IF TH IS C R IT T E R A IN 'T AN O U T- NO TIA1C- TO EXPLAIN NOW WE HAVE A i cbT TO On fJEFORE ''RUCK” /‘.f5sO N G ETS ------------ 1 R a c k t , ihlag machines and other expertly repajt*d. ‘ l l t h and dellvji? 1 Klee vl«y Co., Phone 10t«. * WANTED Batteries. It, $6.96. •30 OR LATER Model car w*nl Phone 310. MISCELLANEOUS haturul d u ll MEYCHlCICi'l WHAT G IVES td h a v e a t im e * T IS H H A S INVITED M e 7D H E C S I C I f - ---------- 1 RARTV-* f Bwfcc'r’ Hi w 1, I’M R A PPIN G TO NIGHTT WE E-AR£/.7T?AlN TO' —---- 1 MOUNTAIN Bv PA U L ROBII n MY FOLICS HAVE A PLACE U P THEF^E'-" ITS S T O C K E D I— INi TH GI2UB, • - BT2INK3 EVB2Y-------------- j B O Py."T H E PARTYS O N M E I ' c r *— ^ �\ II PLUMBING th eir abUU, fa, th ie N e S r ’V s e * attraction b u t lf« our bpinloa th at any ahowiftr to ' ba accom­ plished will ba done by the KM s ta r etatsV own unlvaralty. The Longhorn* have thair backflald arc, Bobby Larne raady for sc* tion In U w 'tilt a t Della# and Layna, who hit tha a ir lane* tlu a and time again during tha season tar In our eueccaafully, ha will be prominent The first I bringing In e a r opinion, a T rass according victory. 11 *8* PTJOIL BOWL: Georgia's Bulldogm » tha Ult will meat th a University o f Tulsa iron. Tha in the Houston a ffa ir and It looka ls » d*u I : to Georgia ail the way. OoOrn* ? '* ." * ) r<a successfully completed a Ur* » o f t*tPP' rifle schedule and With Charlie tea. Miami Trippl In there, Tulsa could only display a win in an u p se t We c a n t see ■wing tha an upset ao give Us the Bulldogs. Harding's GATOR BOWL: Jacksonville's may easily f j „ t O uter Bow! will find tha touchdo vn Gamecocks of South Carolina and “ j b l y t w o ing the powerful running attack Miami by their brilliant passing attack feeing *the powerful ruhnlng attack Iklahoma'a of the Wake F p n u t Deacons. This ■ of S t should be one of the moat Interest* this New ing games of the entire bowl setcams have up. The two team* played during he Aggies tha regular season and wound up Fcnlmofo In 's 18*18 tie. Tha Deacons struck inlmore is on p ie ground while Carolina Cook twice to to the air. I t should be a repeat late par* performance In both' departm ents ned. His but In this particular Ult w all mntad for taka the running a|taek which O p e n l i i t s i*. m . d a il y Last Day! .IMiuteu BrttfiM TTM CfTj'Kciijh Fastest Greyhounds To VielFor Honors In Opening- Feature The Itth annual dog racing sea­ son in Central Florida wifi get underway tonight at 8:00 o'clock nt tho Sanfnrd-OTlando Kennel Club and eight of the faateat greyhounds nt the local track will vie for honors in the opening fea­ ture. Trade fans tonight will find completely renovated for, accord­ ing to Manager Walter Connolly, »30;000 has been spent in getting tho truck ready for an anticipated successful nenson. Mr. Connolly has also promised quick racing action. Several more mutual windows hare been added and there should be no hold up in the sale of tickets, tickets. Patrons In have been urged to place their hets immediately after the com­ pletion of ‘each race which should When the 1W6 gridiron season roared underway back In Septembar, this columnist waa sMH geant-majoring In .an ammunition depot headquarters near Verdun, France. I t waajtAOriy intpoaaible to keep up with th* teowa since the Stars and Stripes, th* famed Army newspaper, earned, In moat cases, only the final scOrea.'Who made tho touchdowns and , who displayed tho defensive getna of the day, m i not printed. However, after arriving In’ tha United States, wo began te fol­ low most of the teams and feel today th at wo are u bH qaallfled te ws)k out on the proverglal limb end make s few j r edict lens concerning UieTpee- Roy Wall 618 MsUonvUle Ave, Phone 81S-M NEW YEAR S • ROSE BQWL: R egardllm of the odds making Alabama u 18 point favorite in tha PtsAdena clas­ sic over Southern California, wp'r* picking thb Trojans partlcs(lgjw - cm we sow/ Repair work a specialty Free estimates. Prompt service AH work guaranteed JOE K. HALL, Director Feds Fesiim* Wtork WATCH FOR IT! In W ALT DISNEY’S For your New “Canini Casanova” OPEN 8:30 P. M. TODAY! Last Day! lUfllHTERER w7g& mmmnu*iSr —ALSO— FREDIUC M ARCp Year’s Supply and Hunting: Trips ‘ —See— Bilj'q Package Store r and Bar 112 W. In i. The Seminole ‘ High Sehonl Celery Fed* basketball tram will resum e'practice sessions Wednaa. day afternoon In prenaratioH for the season's nneuer Friday (tight In Ruatla with th# Panther#, George McClelland, local cage mentpr. stated th a t the team has "sh ap ed . up falrlv w e ir during the holiday practice seekloni. Ho announced th at he'll rfleaea hfs starting lineups for the varsity tJIt about Thursday. MeCIslland also} raid th a t the flemfhole High glrfe will play th# wdth-the R othe( game. JsrJSt U American Business to Be Based on Free Competition, Become Socialized; With All Activities Controlled and R P'*< ttCL. Vi WHBBLrat’ 18 DIBCBAlfPRD In the meantime B uy “RESURRECTION P h o n e 880 F ik Hr More Bonds VICTORY I for RDM fl/e Roman T. C.yjado has been1 the .United nuuen flu tes nt i.na.uwieu tto information I've*!' Commanding Officer Nevv Personnel Sana a t'Charleston, 8. c l f •from tha th r U. 8. General Motor* has faced what it believes is a highly criileal issue. It has made Its decision. It is Important that the pubUti understand the issue. The issue at stoke transcend* the Interests or General Motors. There is involved something far more consequential — a most v lta P b r tu tf p a l- • • ' i- centive to do a more efficient job? Would It' be Intel­ ligent to subscribe to the principle that no on# ahouU be forced to pay more than Ute suing rate? Should General Motors, assuming It Is more efficient, be **• quired to pay more for materials, for* treimportation, for services or for wages than It’s competition? And how much more determined by a political governmental la American business In the future, as In the past, to be conducted aa a competitive system? Or m 'thei determination of the essential eco­ nomic1 factors, such aa coats, prices, profits, e(cn upon which business success and progress depend,-to be made politically by soma govern­ mental agency Instead of by the management appointed by the owners o f . the business for Do you subscribe to the belief that you ahpuld pay for what you buy or the services yog. use on the basis of your financial resources? It la clear that this la the principle Involved. America i^f at the crossroads! ft must preserve the freedom of «ach. unit of American business to deter, mine- Its own destinies. Or It most transfer to some governmental bureaucracy or agency, or to a union, thaivMwnraihiuty s f management that, has been the tpiie • of American business. Shall this >e surrendered? That is the decision ths American ile face. America must choose 1 The President of the United States has oppol fact-finding board to Inquire JiUo-AJur dream Involved In the demands of the UAW’ CTO upou Gsnare! Motors and to make recommendations related thereto. General Motors stood ready to supply th e board with all necessary data regarding wage rates, employes’ earnings, hours of employment, and all other relevant information regarding* wages and employment- How­ ever, Uw board has ruled that General Motors’ ability to pay will be considered aa a factor fa dalermlnlng an Increase In ’wages. This'would require an prospective volume of busln— ,/Investment uses, and the entire forward operating probusiness. Thus, the board would aawme 5 Piece BEDROOM GROUP tcrmlne what is fair and equitable today. It hm mode a fair and liberal offtr to the union. J Furnish your bedroom ■“ comfortably and completely this aUractlve group 1 Itu Panel Bod, Chest o f BW �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 31, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 31, 1945. 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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,“FLORIDA PAGEjsiX;;. j ___ ____ »’* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1945 __________ p?r ROBERT A. WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-BROKER McMillan Is Happy Of Nomination As Coach Of The Year Phone 732 W ith JULIAN STKNSTROM MICHAI.I) SPORTS HIIITOK RENT A CAR RENT A TRUCK (>/2 TON) YOU DRIVE IT! PHONE 200 STRICKLAND-MORRISON, U-DRIVE IT, INC. ' Anyway, we doubt s*rlon*tr if I’ roetor in aa *ood a coach a* Mr b and certainly hi* anoihtan.T to Licb didn't pro* duce a winning combination. Then, too. the odd* are pretty high that any new head coa-Ji ia koin* to name hi* own aaalatanta before he would accept the Florida apot. I'mctoi Maid that ho probably had excellent connection* with the .*iute * high school principal* and roBi-he*. That’* fine! He’ll need GAINESV1LLB, Dec. 20,— When it to fill that Ifi.OOO a year Job a* talent scout for the Gatora to Ho McMillan, Indiana University, which he was appointed laat'week. cotnpurfd Ida joy over hla notnln..Proctor should fill that position lion aa "Coach of The Year," to okay but we’re in favor of a com I the touchdown he made against plete new coaching staff at our Harvard while playing with Ce»state university. I tor College, two University nf Mr. Byrd J. Goode, president |Florida men recalled that day. of the Srminule Gun Club, came It wan bock In 1U21, and Center In to see us the other 'day after wna playing a stronger we had published a request for |College Harvard turn, McMillan made hi* facilities to be made available '.Jouchdown that put Center ahead to re tu rn in g veterans who would I" - to ,'ontinue their marksman­ by a 0 to 0 margin. Later . In the ship practice. H# said that he game Harvard called it* number I , . - r . ’rst plans in mind, and one play nntj ran to Center’* five would do what he could to-work yard line— but a Harvard End was out something along thla line. offside. The head linesman who Mr. Byrd approached City o ffi­ called the offside penalty was u cials about the possibility of gett­ former Vanderbilt halfback and ing the use of the range situated All-Southern star—John J- Tlgert, at the Naval Air Station after it now president of the Ulvcrnlty is deactivated. Mayor Edward of Florida. Higgins has Informed Mr. Goode In the stands that day was an­ that he doesn’t think there will other University of Florida man— he onv question that we will get Prof. John W. DeEruyn, assistant professor of music and director j of the Gleo Club. Both Dr. Tlgert Iand DeBruyn recall the play on i which Harvard’s near score was culled back n* a famous sneak piny. Because of that one rl-iy Harvard did not number the play­ er* Jerseys, thus making f.,r greater deception. Thc head couching job at the University of Florida remain* un­ filled.- There ate two well known |foothill] men in the *latc who ure I still interested in being assigned to the position. At Uogcro, form­ er Clearwater high school coach und currently mentoring the Flori­ da Military Academy eleven nl St. Petersburg, has expressed hi* desire for the nomination. Carlos Proctor, nssi*tunt couch at Fioridn during the reign* of Dutch Stan­ ley, Josh Cody urn) Tom Licb, ha* announced that he 1* definitely Interested in the position und hints openly that he sees no reason i why he shouldn’t have It. He de­ clared that he had no trouble with cither Stanley, Cody or Lion, We’re rot In a position to say whether Proctor is or not a good coach. 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In creating ilolidinrss, slightly cooler Sat* unlay . AN INDEPENDEN’T -D A ItV NEWSPAl'EK VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 Japs Handed Two Setbacks In 24 Hours * SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY.' DECEMBER 28, 194j> ’• StornvBattered Ship In New York • Curfew Placed ’ On Residents Jerusalem Four Power Control A n d Stripping Of Emperor’s P o w e r H it Hard In Japan •„ (»r ** m » u w F itu ) The people o f Japan ate swallowing hard t o d a yl. They've been handed two stiff do.se« o f medicine with­ in jl single 24-hour period. Yesterday they learned o f the forthcoming changes in occupation machinery for their conquered land — changes dictated by the Big three In Moscow. Today they are contemplating a proposed change In their constitution which would completely atrip their Emperor o f all political power*, leaving him simply as a figurehead. For the Japanese, the second dose, that concerning the Emper­ or, doubtless Is of greater per­ sonal Interest than tne big three decision on occupation policy. A f# ter ell. they might reason, the oc­ cupation will end some day. While It is upon them, there’s nothing they can do about It. Whether they esrve a single master In Tokyo or a four-power control council and an 11 -power far eastern commis­ sion probably will not make such a great deal of difference. Hut the Emperor and his posi­ tion In the state — .that's some­ thing else again. The whole orientation of Japanese life has M been determined during recent history by what is called the Tenno System. That is, the whole body o f doctrine upholding the dlvme rule of the Emperor. It la quite true that the doctrine of the Emperor's divinity is a com­ paratively recant one In Japan. And It also la true that it was foisted an tfce people by ruthless militarists Intent on winning cimpleto power in order to fur­ ther their own plans. Thousands a A ed o sled Jn panose, th u -u n d ' o f et^rals, kno -j ibis eur « ;y l*>i Associated Press leased Wire NUMBER 7ft- GM Threatens To Withdraw From Hearings Distributing: Bread To Hungry In Berlin Enforce Retions A f t e Y K i l l e d By [bings, Gunfire Will Have Nothing: To Do With Fact-Find­ ing: If Prices And Profits Considered I.EM, l>^. 28, (A*>—A has Lecn ctamped on d Jewish residential Jerusalem while Inuf bombings and gunIng carried on. At roons hava been klUhavc been Injured, Id to be almost WA while belmetod firientorce the reatrio l keeping thnrrsands Irted to their liumes. Forces and guvernnro exempt from WASHINGTON. Dec. 28. CAP) — President Truman's plane hsn. landed safety lit Washington. The-Sacred Cow gut down at 2:28 I'. M„. eastern time, ' j WASHINGTON, Doc. 28. (AP)— Tito General Motom Corporation served notice to­ day that It will have nothing to do with government fact­ finding If Its prices and pro fits ure considered us evi­ dence. The Corporation an­ nounced that it will with­ draw from the hearings if day truckloads of dvilii seen rumbling up to (! racks for quevJnn*. [pg • lm .T! ,radio „ ks, car# and] 5,090 uiiw iintc iwanted -lews Ifo m p rid e and profit data is tn#d as militarjf.IWflWie# ’ are .^rolU ngllB R E A lJ IH SHOWN BEING DISTRIBUTED In Iterlin H the streets. In Tel AvW, wiMreCpulshd who had just arrived ifi the (lermsn capital They spent fivt wetk «n a train, during winch evidence'In connection with the ihe t'nitid Noli,ms CIO demand for a 30 p#r cent the whole city is under Curfew,flmany suffered front starvation. Most of thsnt left their i W r m ‘ he rare of eimiler precautions have bee [Relief and Rehabilitation Administration. The broad is rationed at the »•>««- uf one loaf per day to wage increase. General Motors l Intel imtinmil) accused the Auto Workers Union taken. Parachute troopers arm [every four persons. nf .trying to enter the very heart with machine guns are standliiL, of management, and said that guard, some of them in con taled] AFTER BATT1.IAG A TERRIFIC STORM in the AUanilc, the light rooftop positions. to yield to such a demand would cruiser, Philadelphia is shown after docking In New York with ncr mean the end of free enter­ Witnesses are quoted us liuvin prise. decks losded with returning veterans from Europe. The forecastle said that six young men ah deck o f the storm-buttered' ship was buckled and a five-foot strip'of their way to the Jerusalem poll The company attorney, Walter hull plating was folded on the Starboard liow of the cruiser. ' Gordon Merritt, pointed out that building, where they pin, ed ex (International) plosives which turned the pine General Motors nas not rejected the CIO wage ' demands on into a shambles. Some of the grounds of inability to pay. He intruders were carrying pltdol*. First Kgt. .lames U. Colbert of milled tlmt profits and prices Others were equipped with boml tho ttlinrd Medical, Battalion, son are based on forecasts and as­ filled haversacks. sumptions — and the attorney A Jerusalem comm unique nays aK iw, Val.'', !,Vo[oo,,i, 'io M any Posts P la n n in g doi'lured that the fact-finding that a British asistnnt police Say§ French Blocking () f . board could nut competently paea superintendent, two British cons­ Effort To Restore .! " ,he Construction ! on that kin dof information. Gantables and four South African New F a c i l i t i e s end Motors, ho siibl, will iwt military police were among those A German Economy g'ft* open its honks for that purpose killed. -----------[the Army « l t tuup 11 li Cnntplx'li - laissing Post utiles* oriturril to do so by Con­ At the same time, terrorists at­ FRANKFURT, Germany, Dec. ColtMtt served In / Krunce tacked the district police head- 28. nn nil high of .137 mom- gress. The new chief of Ameri­ (icnimny ntnl was i**spoiisilde The chairman of the fact­ Did otliei American l.i'ginn quartern at Tal^Avin and.attempt­ To_ _ Cooperate Dog: Racing: Plant To Agree can Occupation Forces In Gei • genert hunltli and finding panel, Lloyd GarrUoa, J . *, , mi ed u a roid on tne the ituynl Ruynl Engineers Engineers* many—-General Joseph T. MeNar- the discipline, getieml ..i n ,.,, pet.w,'1 1 postsiln the state ilnllv reporting militao ,„.e. immediately announced that tHig training of enlisted' I f N o M o r e Dutch larma store at an exhibition ney—issued his fitst monthly re­ sonnel Begin Operations of the .163rit Medical lluttu- diction wn- today iiiiule that. investigation will continue even grounds north* of tho city. Ap port today as United States Mili­ lie answered correspond cnee, Florida membership, snuld hit an if General Motors does withdraw. ro o pp ss Imported Arab telephone operator wss re* tary Governor. Like his predeces­ llon. Tir oo On Monday Evening prepared or supervised the pro- all limp lecord -of 60,00:) duritig Garrison said that the penal polled killed Ig the attack on tha sor —G rneral Eisenhower — and parstlon uf the rjports and ofliei- the roniing yuur, ueeording to would not change its previously district headquarter* anti a Brl* n'A|AyiA. Java, jnv DarJjS, fA*> tfAjfAVTA. vaments costing more Impeovetnw J stated position, holding ability JM r i t (Him otdvathm s u » ho » i i » n o 1 lU h • s o l d i ' M i l l e d ' .*» the «•i hi^ii.* Aox.'’ *M'M. ls|l.fm -l(M, <J*v ttga openMoldiwt.WJst'J•ns*-** w k- H C ru ^ « S ' > 4 % i S ^ -i : ■for iVjsJd-' h' ■ __________ ^C. 31, at (ho ilth eminent sought tin agreement tcsAptcd striRa at Jn> anna sthru. cite the French fur thslr German ,Cm corporation fioer authority art Immensely strong season o f ’, dog racing at the from the British today that no An 'assistant superintendent of occupation policies. e govNov among the Japanese people. Sunford Orlando Kennel Clitb. Inc. more Dutch troops would he police was hit by mac).In# bulsimply McNarney declared that It w-as Especially among the less sophis­ at Longwoud, it was unnsunred liroiight Into strife-tom Java, iet# while Inspecting a teller mine hi* belief it wolld be virtually four vaticated and therefore, the Km- this morning by Walter Coftnolly, This was the price the Indones­ found unur a movie theater sever­ impossible to restore a minimum ut Texas rant.' to the infantry. his time hist year, lie sahl pepor’s divinity will die hard. ians sot on their agreement to a al blocks fmm tile scene of the sustaining economy for Germany transferred manager. The CIO has arranged to make He wears the following ribbon*; "\V«- fully uxjiocl to lid tin* Improvements have been;made British request to ciHijtelate with main Mast. because of the French attitude American Thestef of Operations, Ml,tom mark before 1Ik- year is u survey during the congression­ Allied authorities In restoring to the grandstand, betting en­ al recess to obtain the legislator'.! The French refuse to treat tier- American Defense. World War 11 over." declared Adjutant Mann. closure, boxes, and there , 1s » order in Javu. views on proponed labor legisla­ many a# a single economic unit Victory MeUid, Eastern Mediter­ With membership on the inSS General I b Found An Indonesian statement said: new entrance and admisslon-IgnU1. and huve blocked all efforts to the ranean Theater of Operation, Good iiellse- Is'gion posts nil over tile tion. Iwical CIO unions have been ■'Wc ore prepared to cooperati­ New windows have been provided occupation powers to do so. Conduct, and Meritorious unit A- spite urn reporting extension Kiipplled with questionnaires to B y Tribunal other on the leasts o f juiticu to speed Guilty for. the sellers and cashiers,* ’On the credit side of the ledger, wnrd. Before entering .............- pliniH eilhet to lilllld to lepliti'e lie used in chucking on the law­ the accomplishment of tasks as­ The dowmstairs portion o^ the McNarney submitted these find­ vice he wns employed by I*. Uni* oiitinoded qiinrters or to enintgo makers. to British Forces by the AURIC!!, Germany. Die. 2H, ings: Congressmen will he asked stand which includes the eon- signed Inntine and Son for one yem present i'lo-ditior, lie .nfilWl. United Nations, and to maintain — A Canadian military court f cessions and betting booths, paw - peace.” First — further progress Iws Iluynma lte:ich> plan-' to lunld a whether they wilt support a 66ay svntonced German Major / A ' —• — —— j der room anil hot dog stunds ha* new $611.1100 Legion post; Or­ cent-art-hourly wage minimum, Details « f Indonesian cooper# General Kurt Meyer to he shot hern made in de-NuiificMtion. , CHICAGO, Dec. 28, (JP)— Tigee been cnlargeil, enclosed and rei Second—the breaking up • of lando ami I ake Wales, plan new low-cost housing, the Waguerlinn' still remained to he worked for war crimes. Meyer was u hundred of the nation's agricul­ docotjoted. Betting booths have Murray Health Bill, and tha 'German cartels Is proceeding sat# to.lioo huililings;. Delnnd and Autl-I’oll tural economist# are opposed to been placed upstairs as an added out. The British already are former SS regimental nml divl* . . . , .. Tax measure. They also Tallahassee posts plan ndditioiud equipping Indonesian police — elonal commander. He’ pn* found '* „.?^ur, / ' the government’s preient price convenience. lie queried on their position Third—then* aie no iminciliute fui iliiies to present structures;! |Mill President peace preservation corps .— us guilty on three of five charges support program. Tnls disclosure Trunuin'-t proposal pioii For the past -month there have ('rent view ha* it now building on i'M'Milent Truman's In cor connection with the deaths threats of epidemics or revolt. was made today by the American .keen more than 600 dogs in auxiliary military police. McNarney maid, however. In­ under construction. Coco,, plans * bu“ ^ , In Ubor The British planned to use the of 4B Canadian prisoners of Farm Economic Cotindl, follow- training at the kennels, Mr. Con­ an a.... . Campbell - Us-qng * the 1 1O'* demand cidents still ore continuing that ing a poll In which various alter- nolly announced, and he predicted Indonesian police only In the war. I’nst members hero have talked t r‘’' u P*r •“ ' « » Rntuvin area at ptesent. How­ Among the charges were that reflect hostility on the part nf £ natives were suggested. a very good racing season. C PARIS, Dec. 2 H. (/I*)—United •d a Hew building, but plan* have I, ever, it was .understood the na­ Meyer Incited his SS troops to the population toward the Ameri­ 1 1 1 More than three quarters - of can Occupation Forres. But, said States Army headquarters In not jet taken nlmpe. The racing Monday will atari tive police also might be used deny- quarter to Allied troops the economiate favored a plan to One lie trlcning feat me of the hava the Government either, an­ at 8:00 o’clock and will continue later to remove Japanese troops and that he was responsible for McNarney. that is to lie expects! Parle says liuil (igjlt American from the Germans. Army units are on their wny new po*t building program i nounce support prjees In advance, through April 13, It was stated. ami European and Eurasian in­ the killing of 1 H Canadian pri­ tile glow til of small |m* l* like home tmlsy> or elae some new method to The finish of every race will* be ternees from the interior of Java. soners of war by his troops at the ancient Abbey nf Ardennes, Legislation Urged To The units sailed for the United Hnnilili'ii which fnrmurly bad but buttress farm income during de­ photographed. „ _ _ States yesDmlny. They Include 21 members, to which now Ims w hen he hail hie hfadqpprtere. pression# without attention to been uddi'il 63. Mulbony, n post ; I I f I i) n I f||*ff||*pQ Curb Petrillo Power the 179th Generul Hospital, the 'never individual commodities. ovei "It, hn* ineretmed it* ' M iU i ttllv o First Traffic Regulating Group, One fifth of the ,Monomials 4*11 GIRLS MEET to 269, mid plan* to I , -• ' said the Government should with­ B-29 Breaks Record - Nearly M girls of various local WASHINGTON, Der. 2B. OV>— the Tenth , Traffic Regulating meinbemiiip Imiltl u new home, said Adjutant * YOKOHAMA, Dec. 28, (A')— draw all price ahd income sup­ 4-1! Clubs gathered st the court Chairman Clarence I*ea of the Group,- th« 318th Field Aftillery Maun. For Pacific Flight |The -wiur crime trial nf Japanese port# completely. Disapproval of house this morning, together with House Interstate Committee has Bn, the 306th Engineers Conduit MendH'rs uf tha Department i n ., 01 the policy of placing emphasis their directors to go to the Gene­ urged that early Congressional Bn, the 214th Field Artillery ti1*1 Allletl prisoners ^ on a government program to pur- •LONG BEACH, Calif., Dec. JIN. va Community Building to attend action be taken on legislation Bn, the 316th Piri.1 MHII4dJ/ Jltsecutive Committee hove been | f'harles Gordon lame, 61, resi­ u!Br wera * chase surplus goods to keep (A*)—An Army B-29 plsrfk known dent of Chuluota for the past tha all day Junior Council Meet­ designed to curb the powers of Bn. and part of the HOlh litfau reqdlntod by Itepartmi iit Cumdr.' !n ',lle , plum goods K. Mende Wilson to meet nt the . tortured wl\h burning embers. prlcu up Is r- described as “ over­ as “ The Challenger” has sat a new 34 years, and member o f the ing, A dinner and recreation were James Petrillo, head of the try Division. United Slates Army List*. official trans-I’aclflc record be­ Mn'vflower H ote l in Jncksonvitlc Whelming.", Church of God o f Sanford, died on the program, according to Mrs. American Federation o f Musi­ * Five thousand additional troop* on the evening of. Jim. 12. In N. E. Churchill of Tolodo, 0-, I More than two thirds pf tha tween t-ong Reach, Calif.,and Ho­ Vhursday afternoon at his homo Oulda of the. HOth division will leave Wilion, county homt de- cians- * “ Wil testified that he had found pri­ farin economists favored either nolulu. The big fouf-ongineil pi she in Chuluota after*an illness of monsttatlnn age nt. This w ai'tchc The California democrat says for the UjdU*d Stale* tomorrow. addition to Adjutant Maim. Joel soners or war last Ssplrmber Members of the 82nd Alrborm 8 . Field. 7th District Commander, with evidence that they bad laten. a food consumption program like covered the 2,600 statute mlts* five months. duled iwthe third council meeting that he will call his committee , the .atamp plan, o r . else direct between the two towns in niftc into closed session Immediately Division are being sent to Hug- und .luck Kucco, local post com­ tortured fwiih bits of burning Funeral srrvlcei for Mr. Lane of th e n a r. payments to farmers to make up hours, 30 mi notes and ten seconds, will be conducted at the gruveafter Congress reconvenes op land from where they'll embark mander, ure expected to attend. slow-matches, set on their bodies .The program will Include udthe difference betWMn announced even though It was flying against side in Lake View Cemetery H q iE D l'LES CONFLICT Jan. 14. The group will b# asked fo r the United States the end by prison ramp guards. Lieut. headwinds. The finite support levels and free markets. strong of this month. Meanwhile, first dresse* by National Vice Cumdr. Churchill waa one o ( 11W_Uber­ to vote on s bill titled “ to pre­ Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o’clock Kip association has announced streaked over the Pacific at ao with the Rev. W. U. Holcome of KcheduLig o f tha terms of vent control of Broadcasting by element* of the 2 Dth Infuntiy Sum I* 1*;timer, Jr., nf South ating officers who freed prison­ Division are moving into the Carolina: Cliifilc* M. Wilson, co- ers in T'urushimaV comp at that -these ere the sentiments of average speed of 270 miles an the Church o f God officiating. County and Circuit Court on the Coercive Practices. Bremerhaven staging area The ordlnntor of younger veterans Fukuoka In Japan. v Individual members. The result hour. same *»y, Jan. IB, will probably This development has followed Arrangements at* in charge of ded by The B-29 was commanded of the poll do not naoeeserily result In the meeting and ad­ a demand by Petrillo that broad­ Second Armored Division is in activities; Mrs. Waller. G. Craven the Erickson Funeral Home. The Jap defendant has beenItalcigh, N. C., uutlonul presi­ Col. C. 8 . Irvine of St. Paul, represent association policy. • Survivors Include the widow, journment of Couqty Court to a casting o f foreign musical pro­ the Calais staging area near of charged with starving one pri­ and was piloted by Major dent of the American l.ogion Marseille awaiting passage home. later date, probably in February, grams In this country — with Dale of Wise, Va. Tne plane Mrs. Nellie Lane of Chuluota; County Judge R. W. Ware said the exception of those from Advanca unite of the 84th In­ Auxiliary, and National Chaplain soner to death and causing bru­ three daughter!, Mrs. Bruce talities to many others. formerly was used by Lieutenant Evans, fantry Division ure In Camp Edward J. Smith uf Sioux City, Canada — stop after Dec. 31. OJPA Plans To Cut Mildred Marie lame and this mornlnrIn another courtroom nearby, Iowa. Welcoming addrrsves will General James Doolittle. Philip Morris. The B4th Divi­ Betty Lou Ijina, all of Chuluota; be by Mayor Frank Whitehead another Jan prison camp com­ sion's main body is scheduled to Furniture Prices four sons, Charles Edward Lane mander,- Lieut. Kel Yuri waa arrive at the camp tho last fe.v of Jacksonville and K. H. Klar- faced with affidavits describing of Miami, Gordon Woodrow Lane bee, conference chuirmun. • days in January. the starvation death uf a Marins WAHHINGTON. Dac, 28. O P h - Two Seminole County, Other unit# already on lit* The OFA has put Into affect a corporal from Chicago, James high leea, heading for home are program to o a f tom# current Navy Men Released l*"*- «i*tjooed with the Amy Pavlokot, who shrank from 110 the 26th, the aflth, the 89th and U rttm lturepricM subeUntlally by ' , I at Takomn, Wain# to 66 pounds. The prosecution 80th Infantry Divisions, along Scientist Approve _ _ , “ —~ — . _ . _ Survivors , also include, aix w Boring. The agency said dealers also claims Yuri ordered a , J»P LOB ANGELES, Dec. 28, (/P)— operation. The surgeons’ pro­ with first elements of the 100th will have to absorb up to 12 gro Maybe It woe the Christmas nouncement was bad news to Infantry Division. Atomic Control Plan guard to bayonet Army private Charles Edward, Jr,, Nancy Lou, par cant of tha price Increases Noah Heard of Salinas, Calif-, ____94 4th Infantry Division and States Navy according to Infornuu Barbara Jean and James Gordon Spirit. Mayte it's just that Joe the worried woman. Her hands The granted manufacturers.. Passalacqua has a heart ka big were already full. At home were the 22nd Corps headquarters CHICAGO, Dee. 2H, <A*> — Sev­ after ha had been beaten. Tha Increases range from four tion received here today from tb« Lane, all o f Orlando, and Randall as tlie IHbllrwood Bowl. You be eral scientists who worked on ta 20 percent. Consumer prices Naval Personnel Separation Cen­ Inna Caruthera of Chuluota; tha judge. Ils says he’d go broke two other children — one five have bean alsrUd for shipment the atomic laimb project ut the three brothers, Thomas J, Lone any day doing a .thing like this. months old and the other 18 home, oe medium-priced furniture are ter in Jacksonville. Univcraily of Chicago huve ex­ They are S I/c W. J. P of Chuluota, Oscar lame of San­ expected to hold, while those on Joe runs a restaurant. The months old. A third baby nuas pressed approval of the plan Fire Halts Attempt SHOWER 8 TOP8 FlHE ford and Bryant Lane of Bruns night befors Christmas he met anticipated. Mr. Eades had died the leeat’ tapenaive furniture are Jr., BIO Park Avenue, Banfi worked out nt Moscow for con­ To Rescue Miners wtrk. G aj and two sisters, Mrs. seven-year-old Margaret Cedes two week# before of pneumonia. exeperted to rise about five per- and ETM 1/e Walter R. McG The shower lait bight put u trol of atomic energy. Box 60, Geneva. Geprge Turner of Orlando and cent on tha avenge. Tm woman's predicament was stop to grass fires. - Between for th# flrtt time in his life. The They point out that Russia Mis. R. G. Cob o f Way cross, Ga. girt was th« victim of an auto­ told to Joe Passalacqua by Radio PI NEVILLE, Kentucky. Dee. 12:60 P.M. and 7:48 P.M. firemen has declurcd herself to be In COP LOBES WATCH mobile scetdint, A passing car's Officer T. E. Nelson. Tne ree- answsrad *lx alarms yexbcrdsy In favor nf United Nations control 28, (A*)'— Rescue work was stop­ NO CIVIC MEETINGS door handle had struck tier in tauratuer immediately pledged which g n u f i r « were reported. of atomic weapons and — even ped temporarily today by crews TRUMAN TO SI’EAK tha head, TVs metal broke and |UU»00 or more if necessary so There was no damage from the more Important — in favor of a attempting to rearh at least SO Rotary, Kiwaais and Lions Clubs WASHINGTON. Dec. 28, 0P>— a place n f it became Imbedded Margaret could have her opera­ fires, Chitf tH N. Cleveland said. system of inspection to prevent entrapped miners. The crown were forced back by the roaring President Truman’s radio address took a vacation from meetings In her brain- U was just one of tion. ' He hired throe specialist evasion .o f that control. Edward lilg- those flames of another lire. The firs to the nation will be made . ... week. Ma| unaccountable accidents nurses for the other youngsters. o f the Ro­ that no ooa could be blamed for. Wednesday the operation on Mar­ the police- Thursday night, Jan. 8, between fine will hava — the 23rd to be encounterad so garet was performed by a sur­ ilday at the The poiic« jet the driver go. i Umepleee 10 and 10:30 o’clock, eastern tary program ■ w anted far •— Is worse than any that . SERVICES geon who preferred aoonymt will meet M hr ~~ equ# comforted Marpreceded It. V '. \ Th« Sanrord Herald will pay — and also, who refused ai IJthe Hurried appeals were roads . CLEARWATER, Dae. 28, (A*)— rK n . Fur oral services for the groat over a two-cojnty area for arose- 1 • U F e iV A v o baseball writer, Hugh Fullerton, gem y .reserve* tq combat. jf m c. “ M m uttm ou ‘ Sr., will be held bar* tomorrow. T •r.-t-irtf )• Mi T1* Gen. McNarney Is C ritical Of French Policy $30,000 Spent j Indonesians Set On Improvements jPrice On Ending At Kennel Club! Strife In Java James I). Colbert Gets Discharge From U. S. Army Mann Says State To Have 50,000 •Legion Members $•}£%* • Economists Oppose * P r e s e n t Price Support Program a E i g h t Divisions Are Scheduled For Movement To U. S. War Crimes Trial R e v e a l s StorieB Charles G. Lane Dies In Chuluota At A ge O f 51 Years S ff Was It The Christmas Soirit fix That Joe Had A Heart O f P m - JS rJs£ £ a w y a ” e-h,Ur^ - E1,“" s ■ '"'4 a » a .s « s t ,-u v - a .. 4 ifi --------------— *— _____ !_____ ______ A. -------- - .. ----------- ----------------- _____ :___ -J / �1 iiiU H 'J ' "* i . . i i u i n i f t n m | m i i ^ i M n i i m tn THE SANFORD.HE! P A d d ’V W tf*1- ™ !! ‘irtorrffrW J OHD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28; Wt!T i tS.W’W J lS r"|j!T t h e S a n fo r d H e r a ld | I The Icnrncd say language is being rondo every tiny, new word* sneaking in, old words going olil of rfpecchall ntSfato.tho time.. Every now and then Mr. Average Man catches aomc of these change-ovent in ihe net of entering or leav­ It HRhrt. rUrWo.■■fMoS* A*1 ing the language. Two brand new words bandied about ft Osngrt«« m y HsreW H, 1MT. recently are "compartirtcnthliiation" and ‘‘lcspetlfeza." They • ... ■Ot,LA|J| g J(£ DKAN have no bearing on each other. tiMtHisr w H * s -n » i» » M Maahaet Cumpartmontalizalion has been carried on by the atomic bomb rmakern. After all the other- work these &&&» All •hllmerv tOerka. cribe the Bcpnratfd units .of research in . wnicn experts oDerated witnout relation',to each other. Often geograph­ ically far apart, each group pursued its own negmeht of the whole experiment. This compartmentallaatlon was necessary for military' secrecy, but it slowed fusion of the whole undertaking ulld delayed use pf the bomb as a weap­ on p f war. Possibly without compaftnRrttgllthtlon, the bomb might hiive Igjen Hvniialilc, In time to' shorten the German war. ) Tlitvothej/ word, lemwdwn, is thi'jnume o f a variety of hay entliusipHticaliy endorsed by tnaily farmers — a good many farmers, apparently, for it Islsaid to cover lb,000 acres of farmland. A teaspodnfil) of Qta seeils was sent to this country 25 years ago from Kitten by a medical mis­ sionary — aiyl thb seeds caught on. , Two chunky new words are added to American’ English eel FRIDAY. DWKMIIBR. *•. Pimlico- customer astounded gwotj ja l manager Matt Daiger.by walk­ ing Into his office and saying lie lost his shoes. U seems that the man had purchase'! some new shoes, and •had left them on a rent. When he returned, they were gone. * r For Your New LOSES SHOES Year’s Sbftply rihd BALTIMORE. Dec. -J7, (d*)-Lots of t cople have lost thc!r H tufting Trips — See— and Bar 112 W. 1st. I’ honc 880 In the htfeunlfm Buy More Ronds VICTORY! WmSMSmufeiiM U gufigh l i i l i S S the wind that nttt us\on the hlU ami •waniijrW with us through the grlese*. , 1 • What do they say. what words O* b call,'and the wi id* blhWi, in a trees cey down j ia night: but inside room and i , love grows, and is forover mil mat ■and bright, ■ J au UOST -l . -Dog ~WhT~Shot Ma.t«r Dies llaarUirokcn — headline. Arid wa •Appose, when >a dog enhole it man that ; Advertising: Still Pays CHANGE IN STORE* HOURS Effective at once, our store hours will be MONDAY — TUESDAY THURSDAY — FRIDAY WEDNES­ DAY SERVICE REALM HD TAMPA, Dec. 2H. OPi— f service between I’Jriellg" dnimtee Counties is being sunicil today across the mouth of <>ld Tamfie Boy. The service resumes aftci n. wur’>ime inter­ ruption. The servin' bus I4en l enlaced by (lie St. PoterstAirg port authority which ..as re­ SATUR DAY ported lo plan opernticn until a proposed bridge is built across the bay. The ferry service cuts 47 miles off the distance between upper west- coast points ami southern coastal points. In 1020 when America hud a national income of 8.’’ billions, two and onc-hnlf billions wore spent In advertising In 1944 when the national income wan 1G1 billions, onl* two and one-quarter billions were spent In advertising — because, of uets rather ^nin consumer needs. It is expected by statia Helens thaj/'thc ppst-war national income Will reach 200 WWpft»k*wl .advertIl)|njf experts are advocating that six bpjiqfoMjt spfcpVliV itlvertlslng-appropriations. TnAlft- tSce u r fne fact that for some time there wil be fawter automobiles, washing machines, radios and house.1 rrailable'than are wanted, It might seem foolish to advertine goods when supplies are shorter than demand. But oik sales ■manager. UFglng the Importance of malrttninitib wldi advertising budgets, ended nls. plen by naylrig: "I realize Tampa merchants Inc 86 .perp4nt gain lO jJ * 1® ? than thl«‘ yeart • , A nurso ts blairied in the H*7tfrttl fire. She lost her head when found a Christinas trtO. away with a fira eattogUlihleaving a door open through ch a draught fanned the fieri. Seventeen tpat Mina liunieti -The 'industrial cfctnmlwron te* lorta that » mechanic here drew porturilty ehbtigh for nil I * I .A N T A M 0 B then the guy comas out of biding a i(>enri hl« rtoneyT^Faft‘ Myers |pB 8^ t e ^ r ln JOT5 t o i l i w In 1945 ' rhev ware (ft) In tllill'JUit before 4 * ' war. hlvMpmf|nlfeft4«tWVlofilers, whlta'mdiV mui W ttfln, ; ;Port Mykra News Ptchh OiAfaa. 17, IU46, the first sutoWlde**Arbor pay ever celebrated In Florida will be marked by the pUnttkg « f hundreds of ihmtssmls P ' t*w«e by school children, *Hrd«n eluhs 'nml eiyic ‘groups. The 1046 legislature set aelde the! third Friday In- January each yeor. for *. tree •planUng, bcsutlflcnltcm. BnJ reforestation. ^ i i'F o t t Mytrs'the city will Uke the l«kd ;by offering a*er."if.WMI tkteos plumosu palms for ssletgt g nemlnsl eaip. hi the hope that many -h m s owners end-'brotpectire•horne tAjilders wlU take'*oran and'beautify Uurir ttts. This palm, fhle samples of wbleh May ba Men vn-A>Jawp» o f Mr*. A. il, tbtf e-Flf*t WNet1Mans, respbhds nMhf'Xo ifObd Cate. It Is hardy 'sad disease reefctanL Like moat (raea, regular applications of fertlllMr arid -a ptasonablt -amount of water are **ed*d to Whleve aaUsfactory growing results. Supt. E. K dreene will spon­ sor Arbor- Day obsej-vitton ib Lee county kchWols. Re VIU eotftor A*Rh!\tfitn»%*Us fn plans for ap­ propriate cerejnanies ofl tfia school etrictsd to that'vaHety. A single teas, perhaps a. memorial tree Fbtntod by such ao orgcnl/stion ha tlw 'AmeHrau Legion, codld well be tho glorious nthk shower, exOl(e and beautifpf With iU ipinnale leaves and ChoWy blossoms. ioofCd rubbers, tulip,dive,oak and dooms of others era nil appropri­ ate. fit J s not too early for Cluln, churchea and schoofs to muho ■Hans’ and order trees.‘ same of ’Which -may Cake a week or two to srilte. A big step-in the right CHto^tien eon be taken on tots Arbor -Dev Wlth mass obserraftee of ttbe pteiUiSg. ‘ Florida needs S become, even more conscious rf L part baaiUUflcatlon plays In tronic leisu ri houael o n e l b c t r l e e e r v a n ta fo g sA h er w it h y e a r TELEPHONE KltCHCH toe | “A t iu itgei ■t ik1 ' " i H jW f ji J r j2 ! ■ '‘ » .r W iff *V^aMilK Z E l 1 - »Vi t Bifh’s lo ck ag e fetdre f a lfie t lh g V a rii "The Reconsed was thu father o f Ruha Miirquard, n BIBLE Ve W k ntited pitcher of a generaflrin ago, no v living in Baltimore.’' Th|s newspaper blmuary illustrates the fleeting character o f f«me. M Y SIO A I. T B i y a fU ® B : g ® J A generation ago HubcMnrquarfl was front-page news; TAL OH SIMBIT U holUantary .now he Hah to'he defined for readors, even baseball fans, man that Htrlvctli ...... Now lk temperate In all th'Hgs. His tpectaculnr rise from a bad beginning, which caused they do ol'taln a ' corruptible c:?r?-;k.. him to be called "Tho $1 r^OOO Lemon” (referring to hb efown; but we an Incorruptible.— purchase price), to a run of fO straight victories which has I Cor. never beep.’equalled In the ensuing :jy years, won him more attention -than -some pitchers who might have been more (From Living I’octnr « « « • « > > akilled. Yet Marqtiard was a good *>ne, as Now York and Outside, In the Wrtrk,r-owl« t*\\, Brooklyn fails will testify. and tho wind pushes at i n ­ Athletes’ fame Is perhaps more lasting than the mem­ wall, .. ory o f .most aucedsful performers in other Ifnea — actors an if you were stlil somewhere for .instance. Aliy cdllcctor o f old stage programs must rone'Hjust' this moment us child recognize the blank look that comes over'his Triends' fagur .• to hide; When he displays a program honored by some one-time star the owls that came each night >• There was,a rehlliitic episode in the movie life of George M. Cohan, successful actor, stage manager and author ot when you Were hetc, "/lit*At* /Pin in■auk *'* Tn ItIu old ,if(l >aryn onseiulivn to iriim tu and,filled the air beneath moons *"Over There.” In his age he linrl id occasion give W his name to several supposedly well iformcd young -people. with owf Inughtcc and mock fast; They had never heard-of him. •'it ,* TOKYO, 'II jc. 'll, (AV-Ceneml MsrArthur hns nnnoum-ed that an American infantry regiment no longer In existence Is to be rocrcntcd. It Is the fumed itlst Infantry Regiment—wiped out on Bataan in . the fir^t dark months of 1042. MacArthur sAys the new .list will b ; otganited in Korea ubbut Jan. 10 and attached to the Seventh Division, replacing the homeward bound IHIth detriment. m . •( >1 : . u r i .iV . ;m »v h I for �FRIDAY, DECEMnER 2 S, 1915 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA And Personal Sotlcty Edilori Cecelia Troluck Activities' Social Calendar FRIDAY Bobby and Tommy Peterson are visiting their father, A. U. Peterson, for several days. An open installation of the 1010 officers of Seminole Chapter N'o. 2, Order of Eastern Star will be held* Friday at 8:00 I*. M. at tho Masonic Hall. Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Young of Wildwood are guests of Ur. ami Mrs. Orville llarks during the holidays. MONDAY ^ffiic annual business meeting of Wa W.Sf.U. of the First Baptist BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Church ■will meet at the church annex at 3:30 P, M. All members| « _ ... — »«-> i n .,:':,, * ,s a s " 7 . 4 d. s TUESDAY , Gfnver, Dec. 27 at the Fcmalrl■l-atighton Memorial - Hospital. Business meeting nnd luncheon! .Mrs. 7,ier wos the former Edith of the Womans Club nt 12:fi0: Curry. P. M. Ufficial Ylsit of state o f fi- 1 cers. F.F.W.C. President, Mrs. Joseph L. Gray. Dim-tor No. 7, WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT ^ - s . F. C. W. Kramer Jr. ProgKiin: Art—us persuasive to our emotions. Sponsor: Mrs, James Moughton. Hostesses: Mrs. C. J. Fisher, Mrs. It. A. Smith. Mrs. George Touliy uiul Mrs. Leu It. Leshef. O, D. Landress Jr. left yester­ day to spend a few days in Selma, 'Ala, after which he will enter Auburn University on Jan. 2. Mr. and Mis. H. M. Watson have os their guest for a few days, Mrs. Ora Wallace of At­ lanta, Ga. Mr. and Mis. A. C. Carraway of Washington, D. C. are visiting the farmer's mother, Mrs. Joder Cameron at 714 l-mirci Avenue. Mrs. Herbert Hill und son have returned from the Orange. Gen­ eral Hospital In Orlando to their home in the Clements Apart­ ments. Mrs. Frank Scott of Winter Park und son, F. D., of Itkynes-vllle. Ala., will arrive today to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Uney. Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Putman and children, George Edward and Mar­ tha Ann, of Durham, N. C. are Beginning nt 10:30 P. M. n New guests of Mr. and’ Mm. W. V. Year’s Eve Communion Servi-e Bitting. will be held nt the First Methodist Church. People of all denomina­ Mrs. G. T. Allen of 8L Ste­ tions arc cordlallv Invited to at­ phens, S. C. is visiting her sister tend this service. There will bo and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. special music, end Holy Comm- K. A. Dyson, at their home at 201 West Seventeenth Street. COMMUNION SERVICE 0 0 A f/A /0 5 0 0 /V . W ATCH FOR IT NEW YEAR ’S DANCE Mr. and Mr*. Frank Chase were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Chase nt 002 Oak Ave­ WASHINGTON, Dee. 28. !>P)— nue during the holidays. They Mrs.' Claude Pepper—wife of. the have returned to their home in Florida Senator— has Iteen chosen Isleworth. “ most genuine” among Washing­ Mrs. J. M. Jackson and daughton hostesses by Marie McNair of the Washington Post. ThC Colum­ ters, Nancy and Sally, have re­ nist makes her annual selections turned to their home in Crescent from the capitaIV "best known City after visiting Mrs. J. W. hostesses." Mrs. Joseph Duvips— Mero. They were accompanied wife of the formei Ambassador- home by Wesley Jackson. ORANGE CITY • ranked at the top us the “ most HOTEL E. I- luiiiey and daughter, elegant.” Joan, of Jacksonville, and Mr. and Mrs. Brute Lancy, were tho weekend guests of Mr. und Mra. E. II. Lancy at 20G Knsl Eigh­ KEY CLUB (Honorary Boy’s Club) OF teenth Street. GALA NIGHT at the Orange City Hotel — Wiley Harrell nnd hht Orchestra f e a t u r i n g Bert Guns. DT n e and D a n c e . Cover Chnrge for couples. Come out and hnvc a - big night. SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL WILL SPONSOR SUBSCRIPTION DANCE SANFORD Womans Club *1.20 . Stag or Drag Phone 22 Hurts Entertain For Daughter-In-Law Mr. ami Mr». J. L. Hurt, Sn entertained nn Dec. 26 between the houn 8:00 and 11:00 P. Ml at their home 1011 Oak Avenue with an eggnog party in htonor of Mrs. Charles Clyde Hurt and Mrs. J. I- Hurt, Jr. who plan to make their homes in Sanford. Mrs. J. L. Hurt, Sr. ({reeled the guests wearing a black fringed crepe gown and a shoulder cor­ sage of white gardenias. Mrs. J. L. Hurt, Jr. chose a white chiffon empire styled gown and a corsage THE EPPLEY GOSPEL Quintette of Manchester, IVnn., will ap­ "f brilliant roses nnd Mrs. Charles peal at the-Lake Monroe Baptist t'hnrch. Saturday evening, Iter. 20 Clyde Hurt wore a black sequlned at t p. nt. The five sisters render a deeply spirffual and uniipie pro* ntoussellne de soine with a cor*J grain featuring vocal quintettes, soptnno and alto solos, artistic sage of white gardenias, piat« playing anil iiumliers on tin- following instruments: VlbraMrs. Ross Anderson chose a harp. violin, electric Hawaiian guitar, suxophotir, nrcotilions and chocolate crepe dinner dress trim­ Catnrdrnl chimes. Their recent concert tours have indmled 'wading med with multi-colored seauins; churches and radio stations in United States nii,l Camilla. Th( isanda have heard this group, churches have been crowded to rniuui y Ul4 many turned uway. The girls have appeared in many cmili isy. i f 3fi different denominations the past four years. They are gn luntOO of Wheaton College. Wheaton, HI., the Duninlre School of IragH Haaisiiurg, Pa., mid are at present special voCal student' ri Maasinh Bible College.. Grnntimm, Pa. The public Is cordially nvitad ■ town, Pa., Mrs. Samuel Dighton uud Mrs. Itulnh Wight. Mrs. Stry­ ker wore a block sequin cocktail dress with a sequin chapeau; Mrs. Dighton chose French blue em­ broidered with seed pearls nnd Mrs. Wight wore a blue and white flowered chiffon gown. The Hurt home was attractively decorated with holly, Brasilian pepper, ml.candles, ii lighted tree amt nil the party rooms were lighted with candlelight. The din­ ing room table was laid with a .Madeira cloth nnd centered with nn arrangement of poinsettlas flunked by chrystal candelabra holding red tapers. Approximately 200 people called during the evening. Among the out-of-town guests were Tommy und Bub Peterson of Jacksonville, Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. I-eftler, Jr. of Gainesville, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Yeuell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Kay Anderson of Winter Park. Barney Dillard, HI, of Kuxlia, Mr. and Mrs. Iran Mltchem of Newport, R. I., Mr. nnd Mrs. Malcolm Mill­ er of Milton, Pa., Capt. and Mrs. M. A. YelVInglon of Sebring, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brooks of Zellwond. Also from Orlando Col. nnd Mrs. Seth' McKee, John Paco, Louis Anderson. Dixon Urossier, Mr. nnd Mrs. Clem Browder, Ann Dixon. Jack llobbins, Mr. und Mrs; Johnny Nelms, Capt. and Mrs. T. J. Wells, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hubei i Smith, 'Lillian Mrlmori, Mr. and Mrs. L B. Mceod Jr., Capt. George Karst, Jean Guernsey, and Mrs. Leroy Dixon. Art Karst .SMIUNO HAPPILY, Alfred Gwynrc Vanderbilt, 33, heir to *20,000,000, nnd Mary Jane -Murphy, Lieut Merabn attractive bride arc shown nt his mother's New York Immo after re­ rtirti Mallory, Mr. mill Mrs. Char­ turning from a week's honeymoon, Thr photo is the llrsl post-wedding les O'Hnukr, Mr. ami Mrs. Ernie picture taken of the rich scion nnd the former Jeanne Lourdes Murray glnce their recent elopement to Philadelphia. (International), Mr., nnd Mrs. P. W. Morton. Jr. and P. W. .Morton, Sr., of Athens, Gn. ure guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thurston for the holidays. Other guests are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hogan und children, Joseph, Jr. and Dan, nf Jersey City, N. J. Mr. anil Mrs. A. C. Williams hnd as their guests for the Christmas holidays their son-inInw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. O. W." Dougins und son, Kenneth, of Savannah, Gn. Mr. nnd Mrs: Douglas plan to remain a few days longer while Kenneth has ■etui tied to Savannah. TERRACE TALK Happy Birthday Uerember 28 Sarali Florence Priest LAST DAYI HOTEL BERLIN WITH Raymond Maa-tey - Faye Emerson - Helmot Danllne Sunday • Monday Saturday Only Get Your Share of The Savings! Annual January DOUBLE FEATURE A TREAT FOR OUR WESTERN FANS!! S TO ftO fTK C K A T JOHN L SULLIVAN A BANDIT-BUSTER! PAGE THREE Oddi) and Ends, One-of-a-kind, Some articled Slightly Soiled or Musaed, at Deep Cut J'rlcea retort style show lit Miami tlCurli recently. Fashions ranged from I ditiy Minings to dressinaker suits. Itmiging in uge from two to ten, Itit* little models strollnl urross a hotel outdoor eitagC : huwlllg the brst-dieased young one wears. Tho event was sponsored by ii swlm-fnr-health group. HENRY JAMISON wandering round town Thumdny* full nt en­ thusiasm for photogrtiph’v which lie is studying at the ItoehuMri. N. Y. Institute of Technology . . . but not foi the N. Y. wen iner . . . wonder wlmt F\ IIASKY V IGIIT nnd ED LANE gave each other for Christinas . . . Kiwnnii mis will know next Wednesday . WILLARD CONNO ELLY, ami .HARRY and BIRGER WESTER w*4! i listaken for the three wi e men in Igikelnml. Fla. ut the Christmas pageant which .WBs given in front of Muyhnll mnliloiiurn Christmas Eve . . . you know what they did . . . played guiliir,' necordinn und violin respectively YOUR HOME MERCHANTS ASK VOU TO "BUY AT HOME" NEW YEA R ’S EVE DANCE MONDAY - DEC. .11 - 9 ’ III ? SEMINOLE COUNTRY CLUB Admfowian 1.1)0 per Fenton LOAFER town were: ‘.MRS. BITTING and lor g u e s t s Dll. and MBS. PUTNAM and family who have been residing in Durham, N. C. . . .it ►cents wonderful to Imve the PUT­ NAMS buck In town lignin even if the visit is .fust to tie u shott one . . . MRS. JOHN KICK nnd diniglilcr, SHIRLEY, shopping to get her I.IHIIV LANES’ shop-.ing for a dinner gotvn . . . I*. M. VICKERY looking mighty flue . . . he is returning to Texas to'lay . . . nt the parties given this season we hnvc se e n loads of Or­ lando people rutering in them nml oOohing nml niiuhing over the fun they have o u r o n e with tis and invariably they remark about too numb o' of litre people this Mtoull town has . . . are they ilisl raullring llii- fail? . . . Hunford has ulwnyA hod a wonderfully A LL TAN B. L. Perkins CORRECT MEN’S W E A R CLEARANCE FOR 1ft, Saturday and Monday LADIES COATS 29.75 to .71.5(1 Values SI’ liCIAL 0 0 .4 9 Vnluert to 10.40. All Sixes and Colors. COATS — i Valued From .79.75 lo 45.00 Usd* DARNCU•BerWre MUTTON ^ ■ f e k l ^ G r M MrfUJRf —2ND FEATURE SPECIAL ' SKIRTS, Reduced t o ....... 1.98, 2.98, 3.98 BLOUSES, Reduced to .... 1.98, 2.98 FALL anti WINTER DRESSES HANDBAGS, Reduced to .... 1.00,1.98, 2*08 y2 PRICE JACKETS, Reduced to ...... 3.00, 4.98* 6.98 JUMPERS, Reduced t o __ 3.00, 4.98, 5.98 Ladies’ Fall and Winter Hats HATS, Reduced t o ............... ......... ....... 1.00 JEWELRY, Cut to */a Price Vz PRICE Best wishes to all for GIRDLES, Reduced to ........................ 1.00 ROBES, Reduced t o ..... . 4.98, 6.98, 10.98 Friday - Saturday a Bright a n d Happy Sunday - Monday 11.75 Values Reduced to ............................ 19.75 Values Reduced to ....... .................... AUTRY . SPECIAL ON CHILDREN’S COATS 14.75 Values Reduced t o ........... ............. GENE SMILEY BURNETTE ' Sixes 4 to 1G “OH SUSANNA” — ALSO— “FOG ISLAND” — W IT H - FREDRIC MARCH A N N A STEN • • — IN— SANFORD “RESURRECTION” T Y r r - r a- AND T A N -W H IT E �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FI-ORIDA. r pAGE FOUR FRIDAY;. DECEMBER 28, IW6 REVIEW OF YEAR iH New Year’s Eve Mid-Nite Show MONDAY Dec. Slut 11 :30 !\ M. . . . Ring Out The Old And Greet The New ' Year At This Gala { NEW YEAR’S EVE SHOW! Juu, !)—Amerirntis limit in ihe Lingnycn nren of L’Jton.' 'Jnn. 19—Soviet* rupture Warsnw. Jnn. 2.1— Burmn-Ledo mail open­ ed. ' V Feb. !i— Tanks enter Manila. Feb. 7—"nijr Three” meeting nt Ynlui i« announced. Feb. I‘J—Marine* land mi !»*> .limn. Midnight curfew for all en­ tertainment places announced by War Mobilirntlnn ,'Dlreclot lame* F. Brjrnes. March I—Henry Wallace ap­ proved ns Secretary of Commercr. March 2— Act of CaruliepiT un­ animously ndopleil. u. S. Ninth Army reaches Rhine. March 17— Iwn limn enplurcdi .March 2/1 - Amilo • Ann-i icwis drive across Rhine in force. Apr. 1—.U. S. Tenth Army invtules Okinawa. -Apr. 6—Russia denounces lieu* trullty phcl with Japan u* Japnnrse cabinet falls. Apr. 12 1*revident Riitisrrtll dies nt Warm Springs, fin. * ApK IT—Los Alllfrles dares Charlie Chaplin a father. Apr. 2B—U. s. and Ntitlel trraps meet at Tare mi. Untied Nations open conference at San Frahri-ro, Apr, 2S—Italian partisans eiip lure iiHtl ‘ kill Miissoliai anil hi- t iii : sot ritstn r ciipncn l.iiu rf AV<*. al ,\ i s Ciuni», Hut«U»y KrliiHil, irtrrn rr 9:15 A. M.. 'I. n, .Mill IIII nil,* Bupt.MmultiB 11:00 A. It! film; \Vor»*lilp, film I*. J w *«In«*tln y Flrct uiol S M. It. I'm yer Hei vlr*’ 7 -»i» I*. M. ■AkVATilm m u ll r n a O I L 214 Teel ■veontl Street Major A. u iv nor ion in aharge Sunday Hchnot. A. Al. Prayer Service lt:00 A. M. X. V U 6 i*o, P. M. Si reel MoetiOK. f.oa p. M nvangellrllc ilervlce, 2:00 P. AL Palday Karvk-e l.oii P. M. t iik auiniiM iitt n A i-rirr i n r HUM Lsural Ave.. at Ninth HL A. IV (lump. Paalur flumlnr Cei.oot 'J «n A. M. , T. II. Mlddleimi. Mtipt. Miinilua Wnraliln 11:00 A. M. TrnlnliiK Union Tiim P. * ■ K v c ii Iiik H e rvln - 7 .in tV Wediieaa^y — Sttd-tvuiOc Hervlor. C 0 A f / A / (7 3 0 0 / V / S IG N S H\> v\»> ' t " -' I M i* SHOW CARD AND POSTERS 0 — D e e ’ s Sslfen S e r v ic e (0 . 1). LANDRES9) Phone 1021 105 N. Palmetto Ave. • Gold F r a m e J mirrors V BIAUTY VYOUR O F | l, ROOMS Wooilon F r a m e d , mirrors • Full Length . n" " " " We also rculacc cracked, clouded or broken mirrors, cut and Til new glass table tops, windows and piirrors. \ SGNKAKIK 11, W. and Hi. GLASS ft MIRROR CO. ________ . . . . . . . PJlonc 33(1 AFTER CHRISTMAS SPECIAL' ^ Hunday School, ISiSO A. M. Atornlnw Service, HOfl A M. Toung Panpls, 7:01* P. M. Hunday Nlalit Hrrvier, »;0U P. M Wednesday nlutit prayer service, '* P. M. \V. ilnuNiIay Nl«ht iTiiywr .Mo* ■mlih, Superintendent. . 11 mi A. Al. -- AturnlDK Woralitp. *7 Ml IV Al. ~S. V. IV H. a :«•<■ I'. Al. IJvenlpK Wnrelilp. 7 tu I*. Al.- Wednesday, Prii>«r Bivl PrulaS eervlre. IHTKII7 IIAPTIST f i l l Ill’ll 'nil la. |*4*Ht»»r In ml ii y Hell 1H.IDI A# M* ii i ii lit <*. IfiiMielfi Hiti 'l. I•ti'itIiiis Wnruiiii*, 11 INI A* If Mui i i nr Mr it. Myra lluaiirk Kill li r n nr j k s i s i h o i s t o r I.V'ITKII IIAY N.AINTB American U|U*n lint B» l.tcck Weal lit Park AvrAiia Hervlcc. every Hunday, 7:3« PM. (I ii. hI I'lcnkara. l.tKIiT. H. K. CHOCKI.TT. Flmn** 331 llev. Ksthar William Nachlraln P*.|nr. Hunday massi l:SU A. M. and 10 mi A. Al. — pane st e m l*»n >, M_____ __ ’ m A nr l a Ne y 110 E. 2nd Sum'ay Hcimol, Morning Won Sip. Junior mid fffiilnr NoV. 1—A ttlood rationing ends —except for augar, Koti. 10— Attlee and Truman tnw f in Washington. Nov. 20—General Marshall and Admiral King replaced by' Gen­ eral Elsenhower and Admiral Nt- dry c l e a n in g co. Phoni aiAS wC6 To v i s ' j6A*t Kslaietl — Kventri* Won alii. Funday dcliool, I’ reNChlhK, till SPECIAL NOTICE W ltal.lJlA S tlKTIIOtlMT (T ir n r ii u p p a d i .a n >1. HKNKl.K. Pastor. Snndoy itctiunl, Imli'i A. M. Pr.srltlnt V :» 1 A. M. KrmiKclUIlL' Kai vlro, 7;uo I. U AUdwssk Prayer anil Praia* HerIce • , Tliuraday Rvanmir. *:U0 T . I . 3 to 5 Day Dry» Cleaning: Service . 5 Day Laundry Service We recommend that new customers send their faundry last three days of week. AMNKJMII.V HP UUII ' • Snared O rncr* laiural Ave. ami I1U St. "W lier* Jr so a la Heal’* K. t. W ltttillT. I’nstnr Sunday Scliool, U. M. Willi". Sunt... 111:00 A. M. M n r ii I n V Devotional Service. II mo A. At. UtirUl Aml.aaaadors (youttp pttu|il«|. 7 :0 " P. Al. UvanBiliklle Afeetlnir, i:00 P. At. Prnrer irieeiluK anil Ullila Hludy. Tliuraday ":U0 Iv M. Wedneadav afternoon p ra y o r meeting, 2:30 P. Af- CMUML’II OP t un 1ST Bviiunole County CoUrlhouse. HIM.. Claeeee. 10:00 A. Al. • Wiiratilii and Cominunlt/h, 11:00 At. livening Service — 7:20 P, At. trill — 7:30 j*. At. AR TH U R U C T I .E I t . M ln l-le r. tup. n il fu ll op non Phone 475 m in i,, eMUFSACkf WAS idLLCO (oar c oopea was Sold <o Itev. J. K. Ar.'IC7htu>, paatoi. 1:11 A. At.— HOrutay Hehool J. C. Davis, suiierlnlendrnt. lt:"B A. Af,—AltiruJiiK Wiiralilp. 7:0ii P. Al. Vuutb Pslluwenlp. I:«U IV Al. Harmon iint.V i -r o n s n c o n i r t i . u l M t O I Itr.V. At A UK C A fiP llN T Ik , Iteclor Holy Cnmmnnlon, 1:0s A. M. Cliuroh Hehool, l:lo A. M. > Mnrnlna Hervlr*. M-00 ». A» V. IV H. l» s:«n IV Al. Dully Al. T. W. P. S;"n A. M. TIntn-rtsv |i:kn A. Al. t'llttlti.-MKH IIP OffMBIT, ‘ i'llOIMTIAN MUIkiNOk,” lu. the eiihji'i-t til. tli» L> xkun-rierim.n which will l.r rind in fhurchr* ui Christ, Kc.i-iilikt, tlirniiHiiom Ihu wi.rlif tut Hunday, livrcnilo'r 30. • Thu Ijuldrn T*'*l l* P 'MThe ran'" » n ‘d of IIid land aluitl rsturn. mul cunic lu Xlun with Himk * aud «vuflukilnu Juy in..... Ifirlr licadn: Ihny ’ Mull "tiluln j"> unit aloilnr**, mul •iiiluw1 and *Ik IiIuk shall lieu u- f r i l l ....... ill* IR W. fird St. Phone 475 o i OtVielAWA a osity vl 0BAMC -S President Truman Is Nominated The Man O f The Year bnmb-TTtakinir project. Labor Title to Reuther Walter L. Reuther leader of the United Automobile Workers’ ■trike agalnkt General Motora In one of the greotesfleols of work­ er va, manairement atri-uuth fn hlItory, omerged aa the neweworthfc.et labor man of the year. Edi­ tors chose him by a wide mar*, rin over John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers. Ernie Pyie, veteran ivbk corre­ spondent who was killed on le island off Okinawa in April, re­ tained for the second year Hie position In editor’s e;es as the HERE’S SOMETHING THAT WILL INTEREST ALL OUTDOORS MEN JLOO PERCENT ALL WOOL LINING! Size 34*77 ; . •- < Zipper SleeiMng: Bag ................ 32.50 • ■ *1 1 1 Airubbcr Camp Mattress ........ 20.95 THREE-QUARTER LENGTH * * « _ * Airubber Camp Mattress ........ 12.95 ROBSON SPORTING GOODS g:un PAL n n s V smiMtmfsT u i u i c i i i..r ‘ SEMINOLE CO U NTY L A U N D R Y CQf etKVfcNiCrt PAAtodS * / I l.o hko oall I IlKV. II. W. MI l.l.Ktt. Panto Servlren will lie held nt IV Al. InntfAd of a:i'0 IV Al, "IWIm* IC« y lu lh« Hsrluktke, t a u r ; “ Tlw [uirillad. Ths time nt the divine Wboaitavar tuyelii id* vurniiy^ill WT Ihe allur ut illvla* Hnlsot'u, drlnsvlii uf I’ lirldt'a cuv tmiv, anl la endued with I hr avlrll and miwi.r uf I’hrlatr Un lisalfiiK" (|>., A9UII-UI, Oct. 28— Shoe rationing ends. BOXED, REDUCED AS LOW AS I*nstor. Wiiy" (Isa. 31:1**). • Aimoiik IIid illaltnna wIilDlt* ruin|>iia« tin, lavon-Harmidi la ib« fuj. lowii.K from ill" liil,In: "If j t love ini', ki t'p my ciinnindmi'nls. Ami A 1,1. kill I.* KATII01.IK m t III II 1 will iirny Ut* Palhsr, mul lis ahstt All k,"lie L’alliulla Church, SOU Oak (tlvn l ou ■nuttier fomfiirlnr, Dial hv mey iilililr wtlh you fur ever' ivi min. lierlury: 117 W est Ifth HlresL IJohn IlilA. II). , *tenfi.i«' IlniKnla. . Tile Ia-anoh-Martuoii nlmi 0|gluitas p .» l firiira Aihlresa: lm« III 111" tiiOuwInif inwasc lr*m th* sbnwM eVJandsiliir for the Labor pally. July 28—Senate ratllieii the Ualtci Nations charter Hjl lb L Aug. 6— First atomic burnb dropped on Hiroshima. Aug. 8— Russia declares war on Japun. Aug. 14—Japan announces tt will snrrcndcr. Aug. ftl^-Truman makes public the rsport of Army snd Navv Investrlntcrs on the Pearl Harbor attack. .. Ptpl. 2—Japan formally aurroh* tier* tbosrd the U.S.S. Missouri In Tokyo Bay. Bept. U —Tojo tries suicide. Oct. 10— Detroit Tigers Vein tho World Series. Cel. 18— Level is cxecuteri. Oct. 24—Quisling is executed. DRBSS&R 8ET8 — BEAUTIFULLY Your clothes will last longer, if regularly cleaned By JOHN L. SPRINGER A I* Newnfeatures Writer America’s "msn of the year” PIIIIINT CKt'MPn—T.nVfiWOllll for turbulent HMfl, the oututanding newemnker of the newsiaat year Itev. Murk T. Carpenter, 1:10 livery aeennil Hundny-lluly I'uni of the century, is Presidenti Harry Ev^rv-Ollier-Tuetuiay -Hludy in union, msn A. At. Huul-wll nltlK. 7:3« Hilier Kunds) e-HervIcen 3:30 P At. S. Trunmn. Tuesday* Plret uiul Third The'former Senator from Miss­ W.AI.U., 3:00 P. Al. c i iN S K ia a . i i m i n l i i i T i u u h c i i ouri has saited n» President for J. at. Austin, pastor r u t nr l i i h i r t i a .v c H i n r n cnly^ nltie^nionlha, ____ ‘ i. In that time Bundsv Betiunl. 10:00 A. AL kturtilOK tv.irulilp— 1 1 on A. At. he formally unnounced the com­ A. W . .Kam il, Suut. Ill till Hcieeil—k.lk A, Af. plete pfetc defeat of the Reich amf and the Atcrnlnu Worship. 11:00 A. AL end: of the war with Germany. Jle p t i t u T t m - i i v r P itt t i t ’ll CHI fll llHN OF rillllNTf stepped vusily into the ” Bi|r I'lti b A v m iiip ;it li It HI. IM IKM ’ INT \V. I*. lirmikH, J i , l*iiNlnr Three” and emerged with greater iOfl J-IiiNt H eufim l K lr t'fil Huiiflay HcliDPlt 1*15 A. M. '•*. , stature from the post V«E day SuhilaV Hrrvlr*— 11:00 A. M. U i»r sliip. 11 (hi A. M S u m ln y Hi lio n !-— 0: 15 A . Mpurlcys at Potsdnm. He announced T u ilftliiu Union, U : 15 1*. M» W ihInit stlii v Kiirvlco— 4:U0 F. W orship. 7 :-ii4 4*. M. the harnessing tof the atom, Wifhieinluy 84*rvh'*», 7:3** I*.*M* told the news of Japan’ N uranry for H unJny nlnp aer, ■ MVKMTII MAV S U m M T ItT ness to vurrender. Hi- r >44 news view. c m iiic ii Liar fo r Inn-if t i t kiitaritiir. tie he sought til Imlt stri is across H im A , * . , r mm, B . v e n t s , 1m l ^ UakkSIh Bcliool Bsturdays, >:II the country, r u n cilUMiiM o p n o n The nation's ncwspapi Geneva and Kim AVctiuea Chtireh Herviees, A. AL Rev. w. C. Holcomb, pastor Prayer M edina WsdnaaJsy Rv- r n m ir ii nr m e . r a i i r h s i Itev I. II. Itnshliin M3 Pulini’tl* Avenue lu no A. Al. — Hundur H.-hoqil. Ilerl • Venetian Stylus U n ih ljlji 7i ml Sfrition, VVr(ln«*x<1uy Hcrilfu Morning Woratiip— 11 on A. M. Iw o ln g Pervirr—» im P. M. Thursday— Midwrak Prayer S»T‘ tiny. I;UU Al I. a k k m m raw M u n rT T cm u n til rrtANK J. Urynon. Dl>. Paaler SerVliua foi Sunday— ll:rn A M.—Sunday School , II.on A. M — .Mornlok Wurulyp. *.I0 P. Al. rouna Peouie'i Uoeiaty. W ATCH FOR IT ! MrtfftI tiff W t•m il 11*. «'In ImI Inn Vimi |li 11 K rld if The habit of beirtg well groomed should be started early fn life . . . f-iini n i i t i b if A V a s ii s im io ju n r u I. m m i: T M i t :» y . m . r siln fot.li trSntvtn Highway — Ilaronil (Isncvo A venue, itpv. (Holm K. Soul(i. Pnslnr. Sunday— llllilo Hcli.iol, 10.01. A Krt olrm Worahli# 7:30 I*. M« “Can in> Casanova” ALL ^ a t o 49c 7:3n |». M Id is Ranfmgl William I'err Piinduy Hello. MinUtri. J. ||f*rn«rtl IlooU Mm tin >' Behonl, tlLiift, MotltlDK VVtilhililp, II dii. Hpii'* Itil M iih Ii *. CYitiilliu Hcrvici 7 3M I*. M. l«alie Vfnry May I— Nails announce Hiller’s %vy:viiK.%i: m i urn death: nt*’ *'. IS lirii l*f»v*‘iru*e VVi'Hl, DUMOIN, Mqy 2—Herlin fnlls. H«i Dflu V Hi’iiool *• 1OjIMl A. M. Md) 7 — (iermuny surrenders Moriilnic \V«i*ahll»— II.’HD A. .M. PLUTO nun <’ll*(»llK«i * r ill* Al, « VII Ill’ll r - r n c r of I ’ll r It Avuimo nmt 3rd MNC ftttVKUK in everyone’s success. . . V? I*. I I — •;JU P. If. iVcnrhliie. Third Tucldays 3 dill IV S, n s r r i M ,.i u i :r i < llulo it li. Taylor, vaalor jfliriiim schi-.l. |.-.hj a . M lloland lllle,. Siijit. Morning \V*r«nl|> i ' ou • A Cit'ii iik Worship. 3,’ltii P. al. riV.il H t n lr -,. ’i.nlnlliK tlnloii ) :f 0 I*. M h .-riiiasduy Prater Service. plays an important pa^ eesjwep Arrce-TdFW AC rti.t Pruyar Mcptlnic' U*»nl,. Hint* I*. M, Ikirvlre, ■nistrots. - III. a . WAI.T DISNEY’.4. Tin: t'H n U ll OF liOD Unity Av**nlii» lit Fifth Htrfcit. Itciv. IV.nl V*itr*. J'umIui . Htintln) Hrliool, A, Ji Mmiiinir WornUlp, 11:U»* A. Al. Ninth Kt. H ABIT bared by many editora and he was rated to Mr. Truman in tha *'inan of tha your” classification. Others who won votes Included Gan. MacArthur, Gen. Eisenhower, and Pre­ mier Joseph Slaltn o f RUula. As science, 'oustanding potHIcal" figure, Mr; Roosevelt placed thrd. behind Mr. ”Trutnan J and Clement R. Attlee, Great Britain's new prime mintiUr. lions nlnyfd un important part hi the development of the atom bomb. Dr. Mrltncr worked at the Kttiasr Wilhelm Academy of Sci­ ence In Herltu but was driven from Germany, In Dcnmnrk -she broke .a deadlock in atom bomb preparation of * formula suggcHtrifc that many puirding queMtloiiH enufd l>o uiswersd by split­ ting n uranium atom in two ap­ proximately equal parts. This forinulH was t»f prime help to the kriontiita who devalopnl the first atomic bomb this year. Among editor's other, choices of the outsUniiing women were Mra. Franklin D. Boonevsit| gap. Cite* Boothe Luce| ami Eva Braun, Adolf Hitler's girl friemi. *KI«enhower Lead* MUHary . Gen. Dwight t). EUmhower woe Ccmimed the o ututumil nir military’ itTRonalUy for Uie iKond civil* imw *apilllun J" 1' T i ili,, v i i aiihiiari u i n v n JTI he Anglo-Aihcrican victories fn s a i l * t ill 111 m w ls tiY IliiiU * . -rNdlhBnlr! Ilawltiur AAvcrally IS aomctiinaa hard m> ■ m sn ; hai for on* itiun who s .land tirueiirrUy, tlirrr ars s hn ■i vd that will stand ndvrrally. -K w li Tlia real l e t In golf ea4 la II I* not in krvvlne uui of ihs I N , hut In aalllna out a flir w , are * —*l'sv . John II. Alo* . Al‘trial, move onward luwsr ■nod nr evil a* tlanr wild— un. nuuUUs al a nut pmsrtnlYVi pa fnllursa will Ik- rn ,« fs d unlit i wrung work la uffnrad nr r»rtlf‘* — Miuy tlakrr Bd* Wu may be iwrsonaHy dsfuat, bul our prlhidnUs nsv«r. drew J, Higgins, who built thous­ ands of Invasion boats duttng Hie war end then cUeed op hB Msltms when postwar labor strifa. Nfgfcdi and. SewalL Avery,, c b d r man of the boahi of the Mont- I lP i a i C C e n t I standing, ■ majo Ity Of the editors grouped tha entl tfste who contril A 9 INTERESTING ‘A N D DIFFERENT A S 1946! ] The M cC O L L -G K U R D TRIO of Canada AS T H E Y iPkESENT . . . Illustrated Scrmonettes . . . Vocal hoIos. Trkw and DuetH , . . Br&HH Trim . . . Vlbra-harp KTuiiIc . , . Inspiring Ghnpet Mmsages. fVelma McCall — Hoag Leader and Muttlc.nl Director Evangelist ] B«rnice Gerard Baritone Soloiat In a City- Wide Revival Campaign OFBNING SERVICE • SUNDAY, DEC. 30TH f. M NIGHTLY EXfJ^rT SATURDAY 7 $ a .f|fc!>M. TRY T U ^ ^U R A C L E WORKING GOSKEU �i * V* in n T | , lAan. TftE SANFOfa'D niiRALD,iVAN Mill I) FLORIDA y>.. PAGE FIVE C V T E tU N G RENT A CAR RAYM OND RENT A TRUCK (>/2 T0N> M. BALL, REALTOR Stilus— Ron tills— MortiWiri* Loans Dependable insurance atid Bonds YOU DRIVE IT! ’ Phone !)G() PHONE 200 Itoom I, Florida State Bank Buldlnt; To All Yotir Bakery Needs - - - STRICKLAND-MOtoRlSON, U-DRTVE rr, INC. It’s . always Iresh when you buy it. at ROBERT A. WILLIAMS , Rohlb’s IlKAL KSTA’IK -B IIO K E R I’ h’ .iie 7:12 helV Ulnnlic llnnk Bldg. Wanted ClltL lur rnria Fountain at Lan *y *tDt*B Store. Pari time 01 ten FOUNTAIN sirlu. Apply Ship’* .Service, Sanford Naval - All WANTED, • COMMANDIK OF TNI JAPANISI FO IS In the Philippines tn 1941-12, Lb Gen. Mosaharu Horariia Is pictured with members of Ids defense co soon alter he pleaded not utility at arraignment before a U. S. military commission In ManUa on star crimes charges. The court set llio trial for January 3, 1348. Shown (I. to r.) are Copt. George W. Ott, Ghicago, lit.; Lb Leonard NaUtupsky, Clielsca, Mass.; Lb llalg Knntarfa, Atlantic Highlands, N. Ma). Jnhs H. Sheen, Jr, DalUmcrc. Md, chief of defense; Ilomma; Cspb Frank Coder, Somerset, Ta.; Capb George A. Furness, New York City; LI. Ilelicrt L Pel*. New York City; end Lb LRobert Folskb Sb Paul. Minn. OOlclil U. S. Army Signal Corns Itadlmilioto. (International Soundphola) i - Out o r Ihc service and into civilian tile? Prolecl your new. and prized posses­ sions against loss. Insure through this agency and bo cer­ tain your needs are etlectivcly covered! SeanutresM experienced ami |n'WJJwHemod.' Pci-utnnem wnrk offered. . Work Ini; conditions nri? excellent in a well lighted nmi . ventilated plant, Ad­ joining restaurant where lun­ jwijts lhiji her Christina* m -it ches may lie- obtained. Forty l’ii*ines> hu-. been Iwn anil n Im’f Tionr week. Monday thrmiirh tiiiu-n ns large ns ally piuvio. Friday. Life Insurance pro­ PHONE 148 OR BRING YOUft A o. te THE SANFORD HERALD -j-erfr. vided without cost. Bus ser­ Count, five words to the line, including phone and address. I lie itnpiist W.M.t’ , r-*nnneni- \m*n i« o r Itev. bather .Mm k I'm penl %\\i u . vh» k vice fmm Sanford and Or­ All advertisements for situations wattled will be charged for at the runted tollu - Moon tin- fust llap* ........ i n n s % ir i:T i> « . lando. Apply in ^person i>t ri’leln.itrd Holy Conimoiiion regular classified rates. l i t «Ikti .*! i r u e ll li i; it| ill* n I u c K list missionary in Chinn also i -plant; i’ unnvtown Togs, Cas- Christ, rhuirh .at 11:00 o’clia-k*Ij ""* ,, . , jOc r*r tine for out insertion J. kI | -r .if rii.i 41hi Hflit l4 iSlIlilv inI nntititil wivk ui piiiyt*r *» i Mumj,r, berry, F l a . ____________ ChrihtiiittH inurnirhr a . -- •i-»*mii* s.i illui $I„ KltirMii* a iiiiiilt* a rikhI when ......... ' 08c per tine for three Insertions , t.Vt.A. girls pul on lit ‘ " ii » mi tH irn llifti, w ill lip lie Hi in H n ailed congregation. OTt per line for 6 Insertions t members o f the I i<;grant and TRUSTWORTHY colored couple I ’ittUtHR room J.Ill tint) 41 m u Mill Postmistress lilnm-hc Payne teIQ per lino for 20 Insertions * t ‘ 'I H'T Ih* | *11**| !■*-•*•• of i Ic rfftifi W.'M.U. M’fvcd u suinpluousut»wanted to Ihrc on place. Uood ■ *' ■ II i»*l of I fire c it in ' fo r flu* Minimum rales . . . 30c pi-t to nil present, people to work for and per­ • M -tl'lL* >• «» ;t lit I till* tl Mury Katherine Gray nmi Until ' manent job-nmi heme If quali­ **Och **I to t Inlftltlfiof J|< illt lj 1 urgent*are home from F.S.C.U. ■ tpi ittforo iln* miM’ltnif fied. Can use one or both now. FOR SALE— f »***• fhli* n i l >ifi| or i »i t i ' i i l i j i i for the holidays. The Mi>-i PftPtw tgPp.;:Orh>ndot'lescott m e hum.’ from Itoh dun ■ \ i * I;**;. I! i: K H im t r i c k . ... KBTCIINED VHTKBANH I'nllege in Tennessee noil several1 \ *•'** 1*1 cNliffrlit TRAILERS - 3 I ton, all stool, OUT l i r t l R m ' NOW WITH b-'ys nreheme from oilier en!-' TWO FARMS FOR- SA LE -O ne two wheel itors in stock it 'OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED leges. 3 acres, tiled land, 1 good well, all times \iy Sales & Ser- PIRKBTUNE STOKES has good LltilHD. TAIll.lrvS. SALVE, Tlie College rrou'd lutil charge 2 story house. 1 car garage, 1 vice ^Tt’ ho position open now for salesman. NDSE-DROPS — CAPTION USh of thi’ evening sendee ui the Hap tool house, 300 ft. West of Starting salary’ commensurate NEW Iteming tin Electric 3ONLY .\S DIltFXTKD Ini Cliuu-li Inst Sunday. i Lake Monroe Post Office. One blade racer $20. Stafford's with your ability. Previous exThe 1 trie. League will have tint ■ —6 acres, all tiled, good well, U -pertenee dcxlrable but not easenService Station. imnuiit New Year reeepiion ntlei story house. 2 story barn, i(' tlal.* Apply by latter only, stating close ilf liusine-s M-smii when mite west on Orange Boule­ age ” annual dues will l«- collected ni >' vard. J. W. Bell. Lake Monroe, CORN- -t- ALL YOU WANT. IKSTONK STORES i/tdver eolL'etion for dueksnm ill I3.fi5. Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Phone 16. 111 R. 1st.* ST. ChlldreiYs Home mid g ift- of Store. Phorte 308, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING LEG A L N O TIC E Longwuod SERVICS ' v : -d EY0NV THE CONTRACT H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 103 PHONES 70 a n o 4 0 MEtfCH BLDG. 666 Cold Preparations SHEET Music, pnpulnr a n d LADIES diamond solitaire rinr. standard, book music nmi music beautiful mounting; Platinum instruction books at The Music bar pin, three diamonds. Schick Box in the Princess Theater electric raiur; metal bed with Bldg. springs; osk hutrack. Excellent condition, rea<onable. Phone 183-W. RECORDS - AH the lutest.pupulars, stung music and album sets for Christmas gifts at your music store, The • Music Bog in the Princess Thest-v CHICKS. CHICKS. CHICKS, Bldg. 1st. Reds. Wh. GiM r A W y m f o t t e » e 44 W SLAB wood. >2.00 load, cut up for 13.30, Wh. t-egttorn Pullets stall wood, $3.00 strand, no 100 - 20.00. Leghorn Cotkerels deliveries. Oviedo Lumber and for Fryers 100 - ‘ 0.60, Ilnovy • Supply CO.,' Oviedo. Flu. breed mixed 100 - 141.00. All Chicks IIX )-'; U, S. Approved. HELPER wanted. Jimmie Co•wan's- Sheet Metal Works. GOOD maid wanted. Good Phone 924. DISH washer and tw-n maids. Bell boy. Mayfair Hotel, Phone 1- 2 0 0 . MUSICIANS wanted: Sax, drum, trumpet, etc. Write Clslbournc E. Jones, Box 80, elo Heratl!. Colored ' girls ’ for WANTED laundry wtnrk. Apply in ‘person. Seminole County Laundry, 8 IP W. 3rd St. B 100 U. 8. Tested. 100 u s in e s s s e r v ic e USED TRUCKS '/k life delivery guaranteed amt HO proapect of new trucks. Meet prepaid to you. the need for trucks by buying (MIDGE - PLYMOUTH 713 So. Howaid one of our dependable ustd Poultry Farm PARTS AND -8KKVICB Ave.. Tampa, Fla.___________ trucks. 109 Palmetto Are. Phone to il I10LLF.lt MOTOR SALES 208 W. 1st. St. WASHING machines repaired— Lost and Folund— and all Home appliances. Cald­ well General Repair Shop. "JO" CIRCULATING wood and coat I1LACK wheel shield lost Satui North Mills, Orlando, phune heater, good condition. Mrs. J. dav morning. Reward. Cal 2-1072. Prdmpt service. Morrison, 417 W. First St. ileralii Office, Expert Auto Repairing TWO hound pups from deer and LOST: Boston Bulk Brown, Barfield ft Jackson fox stock, 3 ‘It ’ months old, 1 named Topper. Call 252-W. , In connection with mile west Country Club. Ivy Yates Aulo Paint A Body Weeks RED Lwker Spaniel named Nellies. Rusty. Strayed from our heitie MALE Toy Boston null. Phone ,114 W. Olh or West fildt AUTO PAINTING I 7H8-W. _____ Grocery, hi It Elm. Has paraly­ Bv C-W.C“ Eat” Johnkon sis in right front leg. Strayed ID years ex parriehce in auto and COPENHAGEN Cabbage plants. Her. “21. Reward._________ __ alrcrattpaintlng,r. Hanford’s popuCall 715-W, George Steele. paint 'suthi•rfly,, LOHTr Drown leather Imftad lar liOl.LHK MlOTdR SALKS METAL ’ ROOFING ' ’jacket last Frtiluy uttermwn. If. 1st SL In Stork — Quick Shipment f> Reward. Phone 438. “ V" Crimp ami Corrugated MOTOR TUNE-1li­ style* und Flat sheets. Made es recommend it every from genuine solid rtlqirtlauni. w A f i T ^ n > T o r e i s t idea dr: twice a year. EsThis material la vgl*y klrtmg to wslieiont car perforand itursble, 22 Gauge, U. S. TWO-taedro«m apt. or house” ------- _An Our expert mechanics and Government speelfkathms. It periuanenl family. J./ IL Wus- sm >tar *Altai rtcr' assure satUis heat resistant ami will not therfbrd, c /o Mariuu Contraet- [ f u r u s t ' This is surplus material Geneva, Fta. HOLLER MOTOR SALES ami Is priced at >12,76 per W. let BU ' ____ iparlinent for cou| square, which is 'far W ow cost. Available for im.nediste ship­ EXPERT vR ttlN " o n thouhlnei ment from our lnHnry.‘ Pnom.Electric :v<m , «H heaters am Wire or .Wflle. wider M M U K lcr& lt l u ll- ^IT. Wft'OTiBD— trlhuting Co., I*, ti/uitatsillal. D. YOU reevl'w plumber? Call Will luuicaster Drive. 1 hone WANTE.i, Rgtafing and-palnN*R Roy Wkll, •licensed and experiw ork '«f all hind. Reliable Ujlm 2-1780, Orlando. Flu. available, n o w . SANFORD eotrd. Protgpt eourtcuus ser­ vice. Phone N13-M, PAINT A GLASS 117 Is fk . Phone 303.__ ^ COMPLETE Broiler limit csj*Wk ARE toitv- equipped -and kble e f handling 300-400 CAPABLE settled Udy desires know how to recap your tires. fryer* s week up In au age .permanent position In genftral Natural rubber oi synthetic, ai 1 2 .1 3 weeks. Appruxloffice work. Reply Box BZ wr p r o te c t____________ sidewalls of roslcly 2000 chickens 6 to 10 ftt> H»reld.“w-—~ t_______ S ur tire. Jones lire Ehu,., ' weeks old. Dptssbig machWe. r. Ict sftd Elpi. phoae 008. Make me ‘ a cash offar. 2206 Sanford Ava phone V24. AUTOMOBILE pair ting, -welding. , «oy Reel. 308 W. 2 nd 8u____ FURNISHED home for HEMSTITciliKG. "Buttwhm^, Fax Terrier ! family near tEWter’s D*J and altcratiens. All work guar, or 812. sntsed. 010 Oak Ave. I'LaSa;iiJS* k UPHOLSTBRED * trios, i>roc*U M ISdfiL lA ^E O U S . imttttttta leather - and ;4rapery fabiies. ArrJn jenvent for aittage If work deetrod. R. -M. Brou-n. 2311 N. Oraftga Ave.. Oflaudo, Fhs-____ 1 C0Af/A/<?S00/V' WATCH FOR IT ! in n m iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH im iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiim ii* U6UAU.V -th' g u v iv ia t ^ HANDIN’ V 0 U OU1 FREE. ADViCC. OH HOW *T{ MAKE A H lU .tO N 0gu.A R fc-— ' ------- - - i M • k H a s n ’t g o o JQ b F i n '£ E N A 3 r ctNreo: A l y T \ HV5 OWN i e-ul-ol-lown nii-mhois. l.ongwiHHl Card Club in»l a deliglilful Yule-tide pat’ll' in ''in’ home of Mr». Ilai'iei W'liltten u*i .IAiki Whitten Si :unlay mi l i. The liuiise was’ lir'liianll} de» -i i ale-1 by a Christina lire, lioll , inlslleiia’ nnd llrrtillmi peppei •. Jilfl* were exriiangid, game •-iJoyed and eefresbmei ; --ive I n 14 memU-is mid gur-ts. The Woman’Aiixilimy of Chr ist church met TIiiumIu} illi Mr*. V-.ailsworth haste-- Father On 11enter addressed Hie memher*. report were given and n-fresliuieiitM werc served to l-"> member*. SANFORD TRANSIT SYSTEM ANNOUNCES A CHANGE IN BUS SCEDHULES EFFECTIVE DEC. 31 A I It S T A T IO N Leave 1st A Burk A. IH. I! :.*m 8: IS Nr r-1roT^ *7* .1:15 1:15 1:15 5:15 5:15 iinirs*»iu*. 1 1 , 2:15 5:15 V. M. 8:15 0:15 0:15 10:15' 10:15 11:15 Sunday mm.wHBida ■ « ,. * 'w« I* . ,M. 1:15 .1:15 5 : 15 7 :1 5 OVJKIH) !'. M. 4:00 same Service •Sundiiv Schedule 2:15 08 week day s.anl7 ('.intimitis Sunday Srhcdulu arhediilc • Saturday I'. M. 1u 12 Midnight Hrilll Drill) I Drill! * II rim S : 15 ■hmm*It-r, , nr 7:15 Saturday Nigh I Onl> 7:110 0:15 7:15 7:15 - C’A N A \N n r v A. M. A . M. 12:15 2:15 I rill) S:I5 .1:15 % ^f*“l *"*»*/• i tin un.|.rvilli' ih, ryr*, . * ' , *.1| ObUSWS. r r s in .T I I’ark S: 15 Our ggpenom-e should ipiulify o (o give motorists ."free adt’ ire," Our best V t Tor keeping yuui M s ------ 7 Ijr ■ uas u naf MYoungsl n rw Now her Backacha is better ear running amootlily Is to have _ . r l r r r , *” f* P t n r c ln s k stksrhe youn tires checked rcguhuly, Iho I S * » « i « Ihe7.1ltor.0tr ii.«> «*,. i . , l oil changed ’ olten, und us. only The kU n*>« u s N n l . i r r ' * » , r » l u l . Ihu best )■«’ *ml oil from tho iMUs^uy. bH|> IW” stwut a SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP. INC. '!< kkbwy frsrt tonh|,„| twnmi. m*IUr In r. |n ,,„,r ,t ntorhu^ I.A K K MON HOC Leave I k| & 1^15 Sdlll II): VI) 7:10 7:10 •fitl5 0:15 8:15 Saturdav Onii A. M. Srifo 1*. M. 12:1*Y 1:15 • * ■ 0:15 PLEASE C U P TH IS FOR R EFEREN CE L.lnrr lul«.r I've ir'souN D S S im p l y HEAVENLY." W E ’D r OH DAO, ACfUALLV GOTTA G O .rs O C O N T p SAV I------— HOW MUCH IS IT GOING tGET.OAN I TOLD r BERviGR St a t i o n s have in stock now..*.-I kUC TRUCK TIBES In DONT SC UiCE TViAT/ >- pCACriCALLV NOTHING P WHAT' U TlSH WANTS M S T O ,— GO ON A SK IIN G T HAVE A SW OONY f ~ — I TIM E/ O.tii DODGE* Sedvui in'good con­ dition. Phone 78. Fo r SALE: Radio batteries. Everready A-B Pack. $«.f5. : II. B.' Pope Co. tint him: for Kprapean relief. Kri i mis ol the League ale m illed to il-is affair on T'lloiwlay uflermnm. tin Christmas Eve u large gim ipf ef girts ami aailmv sang rami U’fm v homes o f --liut in. Aftvi ward the singers u n e ymcrtnillr. I’> Mr*. Tyler and Mrs. It. If. litay ai a supper of ehieken mnj j ( liin-ntnlc rake. Then' was a large gathering of tli? Partin clan Cl itstmus at tin-! home of Mrs. la \ igm- ami Mi and Mr-. Milne.- mcluding man.. 1 — r ------ P A C T V v 1 THERE-THE BLASTED THING IS FIXED. IT'S A SHAME THAT HON­ ES T WORK IS HELPIN’ YOU AMP THAT THIEVIN' RUCK MASON. nTT-l LISTEN, YUH OLD BUZZARD, I'M , GONNA- HELLO, ANDY! 'a n d b ^ eak: MOUON€OCJ $ y PAUL KUBINWJ TEN MlNUreS LATEIS.i WELL Jir*> MAYBE wonf 1 NO_"rEj OllTSlDG LOOKIN FOR /WV rtCRSE WHY ? — ^ - ^ ’ BE: LONG N O W .1 SMART ALECK, EH GUESS I'D BETTER COOL you AND THE i I *! - __ _______ - ________ -------- — — . k • — — �■X THE SALFORD HERALJV8ANF0RJJ, FLORIDA PAGE SIX Kansas Is Choice To. Cop B is Six Basketball T i t l e PLUMBING Repair work a specially Free estimates. Prompt service All work Ktiafuntoed By SKIPPER PATRICK KANSAS CITY— Forrest C. A l­ len, -college buktlbill'ii moat i i u q I p i) mentor is preparing a first 1’lnsn exhibit nt the Univer­ sity of Kansas to prove hl« con­ tention that coal* inoUltLbelpimeil in height to twelve-feet. ■ And, while the good doctor Is convincing the N. C. A. A. that the 10-foot bucket gives lofty teums a tremendous advantage, It appears his'Jayhawk* are a good bet to win their first Big Six championship since HUS. The Jayhawks will boast four lads fi-fect-fr inches or better, and Roy Wall G1K Mdkinvllle Ave, Phone HI.'PM SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP • Tires nnd Tubes • Wash, Polish & Wnx • • Auto Accejwories Itlidin Butteries Jack K. Morrison Corn AH You Want ........ Scratch All You Wont ...... liny Best Grade Timothy Peanut Vine & Molasses Citrus Pulp New Crop Best Grade 20' [> Dairy Feed ,.......... f FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1945 K E E P MCV/NC-ANDHEAP FOR THlfeUS A A N Y STRANGER H A W /N «r A R O U N O ^ B ttR E HANOEC»*OA1 A DAY AS COUP AS THIS - , LOOKS MIGHTY PICK P O C K E TY TO M E / , CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Pipe, Buildinst Blocks, Ready-mixed Concrete, Septic Tanks, Concrete Fence Post, Well Curbs and Property Markers Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co. Phone 1241 2'Jth season as basketball coach at Kansas, has built his club nrolltul Charlie Black, star sopho­ more of IM2, and fieno Peterson, a Nebraska transfer. Black, fl-foot-4, is back after u three-year stretch fn the Army Air p*t>s. Peterson, 0-friol 7-Inch center, wus the Big Six’* number two scorer ut Nebraska last year. Six ol last season’s reserves are back nnd the tall-timbered freshman crop is the best in yaars. The Iowa BUtc Cyclones, cham­ pions for the past two years, and the : Oklahoma-, Sooner* .threaten to make the going rough. Iowa Stale, under Coach I-oui* Menxe, lost all of Its starters from, last season, but nicked up Ronnie Norman, a regular guard Sanford, Florida. Just R eceived! A ESTATE ELECTRIC RANGE TH E EAG LE EYE O F M ARSHAL O TE Y W ALKER PICKED? O UTX*JAILStRO*V/4 TO D A Y S OF SHOPPERS*- * CROWD? *7xvkl Also a complete line Tuxedo Feeds & Armour's Fert Mnkc our Store your Store TUXEDO FEED will be much Ilka the Corn busker football outfit—tough late In tho season. _ ... Ills squad Includes lettarletterman Fred Dccox, (I-foot forwent Cor. 2nd Sim ford Phone .*J5H Modern design with De Luxe features . . . finished in gleam­ ing white porcelnin with large oven and broiler . . . to make cooking n pleasure! With JULIAN STENSTROM Herald Sports Editor WATCH FOR IT ! MILL, FRESH Birdsey’s Q uality Feeds MILL PRICEH 100 ItH. I-aylng Mash ................. .1.7.1 Starting Maah ......... *...... 1.12 .Growing Maah .............. 3.77 Broiler Maah .......... .1.8H Dairy Feed ♦***»*•»•*••*#•*******■* 1.33 Hog Ration ........ 347 Special discount & bags to Ion lots. “ Baby Chicks" from U.K. Ap­ proved and Ihillorum trsled flocks "Speaking of class . . . there's nothing will compure with the complete line of merchandise, friendly service und reasonablr prices at the HILL HARDWARE CO."- Birdsey Flour & Feed Mills SIS' E. lit St. THE OLD JUDGE SAYS As wo huffed and puffed down Park Avenue early yesterday morning on our way to the dffi.'e (len minutes late) and passed the .Sinclair Service station at the I1ighlh Street intersection, wo thought our tyes were 'deceiving us. Wc We distinctly distinct Iv saw what wc thought to be n marine nnd de­ finitely of the opinion that ha was In the wrong place. He was wearing a camouflaged suit with combat leggings. ------------ However, upon closer examination, we discovered that it wasn’t n murine, even though he did have on a camou­ flaged suit and leggings. A few seconds later we found this mysteriously garbed In. dividual to be one of the as­ sistant football coaches at the University of Florida on his way to shoot a few ducks. It was Bob Pltmsn. Bob had . a companion, his . brother-in-law, John Srhlrard, Jr. W# couldn’t pass up the chance l«> speak to Boh since we hadn't seep him in the past five years nnd also the opportunity to ask a few tjUFstlons about the Florida football situation. Since several other football coaches in Florida had openly an­ nounced thetr candidacy for the position, we wondered if'Bob. was at all interested In being nomin­ ated to fill the hot snot. * Bob declared that he was not Interested In being named head roach at Florida. Bob also atated that he had never before been Interested in the jo b ’ of head coach. We ■sited him whether or not he would HfU>t the peti­ tion In the event Be was apHoinlM l. Hn» renllM l nY m He led the Florida Slate circuit on one or two occasions in that department, Pitman turned to coaching foothull some eleven years ago and spent nine years turning out championship high school elevens nt Bartow and Bradenton. He set the South’ Florida conference on fire and was very Instrumental In hiking the circuit’s prestige to one of the fastest In Florida, save the Big Ten. Pitman has proven himself as a gentlemen, an athlete and his ability as a football coach In the eyes of even the miMt severe critic. But whal hap­ pens when a head coarh Is fired. But when Tom I.leb was fired, Pitman was put on the fire to fry , it seems. Pitman has been accused in an editorial. In U.e Tampa Times of having openly fought the re­ tention of I.leb as Florida’s head coarh. Pitman emphatic­ ally denies this charge. Bob said he has supnorted Llrb in every way possible. Since Pitman wasn’t out to gab With s sports writer, he und John ‘ continued on their way to hunt ducks and your writer inow 25 minutes late) came on to work Beware Coughs I M AINE Refrigerator I.nrgp, roomy shelf, apace to slbn i yotlr FOilOWINO hie recent return from ovenept duty ae a pilot, Marine LL Tyrone Power, former movie star, ami lee ae he holde hie discharge pa­ pers in San Pranctsco. On hand to greet him ae a civilian' wee hie wife, Annabelln, also a Aim and stage star, (international Soundptiolo) food)* and keep them fresh. White enamel finish.- LEGAL NOTICE D.M.KV. I’ liilntltfr vs W.lt.MAXI itlC'IIAKU UALKY, 1>*f im l u n i ■ DIVORf'B (iKUr.lt t>»* ri (U.H'ATius TO: WIILUAU MiatAEu nAI.EY. OAUl'lUCl.l, AVItNl'K. PtltlT MONU O Ittm iY M. BUILT-IN CABINET SINKS MIITII, N.J. You are hereby qribercU t» appiur personally, ur by Attorney, in ■ '»er fhe n i l nt Computin' herein flint, und Affidavit e . to ynur re­ sidence, some Using n suit fur Ulon ... In* till uoV •»( — '••*] r-'-er**!*# » t»«eree Pro Confaspo will he entered i gutnsi you' tor im,lu.it iu n*'^est, plea or answer, i t required by law. IT U< OllOKIlKIr that till* Notice 1 1 4 .5 0 up hall In this city and with other team* In the old Central- Flotida League ___ and ____ the Florida Slate League, Pitman 1 e r r -t im f baseball player particularly a top notch I cteritending you murt UkeUia wi VOcUy allays the oonfc or you to have your ntonay back, C R E O M U L S IO NCVrH'R TO APl'MAft TO: Thirls Pstsrson, whno* place Of residence Is unknown. tou srr lisrshy required to WI'Hr un lht till (J»y I l f February, It IV, Ill .» r«rt*1n suit for dlvavrc pending Is (tnnn o f ,■ BamtnoU ihf* , an abbreviated title Coulj ■ w/it ^ IN THE SOUTHEAST More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other, 0 vl coaioonUy and included in that 5% Is the very small number known as alcoholic*. Than he quoted * doctor from l university who sold'Alcoholics ore i «a«* and, i| treated, as such, nuty b Aboholiun. he yf jd_ la s it revised by but by 4fe«v4pa(td efnotional den which sun jw .prevented by cducat Itm u stb c ... M m TMw beautiful built-in nlnk meanii efficiency plus for your kitchen chorm. Larne storage cablneta with deep sink. ^ r - *— BREAKFAST SETS �"T— — «V - - Unity There Ir. Strength— W a n te d P « c « at the World I Progreso of America) for Sanford. AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y I t m t ft THE WEATHER DECREASING Cloudiness and eld er this thi* afternoon. Fair and colder tonight and Tuesday. N EW SPAPEK S A N F U R D . F L O R ID A . M O N D A Y . D E C E M B E R 31, 1915 Assoc inlet! Press Leased Wire - Will Creates Herald’s 1945 Headlines Mark Year Of Progress For Sanford Furpre Among Nazi Leaders Hermann Goering Is Not Surprised At Hitler’s C h a r g e Of Being Traitor NUERNBERG, Dec.. 31. ■YAP) — The 20 top Nazis awaiting resumption of their war crimes trial in Nucnberg learned today of the sen­ sational revelations contain­ ed in Adolf Hitler’s last will. It created a furore among the onetime Hitler hench­ men, particularly • Hitler’s charges that Hermann Goertng and ' Heinrich Himmler were traitors. The accused Nazi* learned of the Hitler will'* contents in tbclr jail ceils where they are waiting for their trial to be resumed Wednesday after- a holiday re­ cess. The disclosure came to them during a buey morning of eonfarencet with their lawyers. But Hitler’s charges were no particular surpriae to Hermann Ooering.. He was arrested in Berchtesgndou on Apr. 28 while ho Was waiting word that he had been made the new German Fuehrer. Ha - ■ knew then, of prised at tha fall extent to which Helnrkh Himmler had lost favor with Hitler, Virtually ail the other defend­ ants are understood to have been surprised at the strong lan,gunge used against Goer) Ifrnm,ltr in Hiller’s will The text of which was made public yesterday raad: “ Altogether from their ills* loyaitv to me, Gberlng and iHimmlar have brought irreparable shame on the country and tho whole nation by sacretly negoti­ ating with tho enemy without my knowledge and against my will and also by Illegally at­ tempting to seise control of the state." It la understood that Arthur Seyts-Inquart did not know until the will . waa mads , public that Hitler had named him as Joa­ chim Van Rlbbentrop’a successor at Foreign Minister. Rlbbentroji Is said to have hidden whatever „ disappointment he may have felt At being Ignored completely in Hitler's will. Von Hlbbentrop has described himself as the last Foreign Minister of defeated Germany. <$ LL F. D. Scott Separated F r o m U. S. Naval Service Lieut. F. D. Scott, of the United States Navy and former service sUtion operator here, has returned to Sanford after being separated from the Naval tervice. Lieut.' Scott entered the service on May 19, 1942, end was as­ signed to the communications de­ partment of the Naval Base at Kty West. In September, 1943, he was sent to tha Pacific where he ■erred 16 month# in tha Port Director's office In the Fiji Is­ lands. Following this assign­ ment, ha was transferred to Guadalcanal and assigned to a Nava) heal office. After serving five months in this capacity, he WAs returned to the United Sietes in Mag. 1946. and waa appointed assistant leading offi­ cer at the Ban FYanelaco Port of gmharfcatlon. 1 Lieut. Scott, currently on term­ inal leave,, Mg bean visiting friends and relatives In Sanford, Whiter Park, Miami and point# yi A labvita. Shaffer's Infant Son Die* In Orlanda Baric* AlIffT 8haffer. 10 ll>* old son of Mr. nnd Mrs. rlee H. Shaffer, died Sunday $n . Orlando hospital after a ssr- sent UU* Ga.,' where Measure To Aid Veteran Passed By Commission * PINEV1LLB, Ky. Dec. 31, Gp) Many Sanford merchants will mark the beginning of the New A Kentucky state officials says that 80 of tha miners entimbed Year by closing their business establishments on New Year’s Day Inst Wednesday by an explosion in nnd remaining closed nil day Wed­ u mine near Plnevllle have been nesday, according to an announce­ given up for dead. The official. ment this afternoon by Frank Chief Engineer Harry Thomas of Shames, secretary of the Sanford the Kentucky State Department of Mines and Minerals, today or­ Merchants Association. The two day holiday .will not dered the main entrance to the apply to grocery stores located in pit sealed. Resucer attempt were the-downtown area. Managers of abandoned. Thomas explained mat because the food stores indicated they would he open for business Wed­ of had fira and gas conditions nesday morning but would oh. within the mine there is no change serve the usual half-holiday on whatever of retching the trapped men even If they were still alive. Wednesday afternoon. Merchants who agreed to close Hope of finding te men alive had Wednesday include: Friersons, already been abandoned, ravioually eight mtnera lied Randall Electric, Harper Electric, B. L. , Perkins, Sears Roebuck, Iteen broug ht alive—that was last Henry Russel Seed Company, J. Friday. Ona miner was found C. Penny, Inc, Ivey’s, Yu*ells' flive but died before he could be Wdrts. Purcells, McCrory's, Smith removed from the mine, Two ved Furniture, Cowans, Mather Fur­ were found died and rcmovi niture, Ilohson Sporting Goods, from the mine. . One of the eight Powell’s Office Supply, Coleman's, who waa removed alive died yea Hollywood Shop, and Aiken’s pro­ terday, One body, waa sighted in tha duce. mine but muears were unable to The Herald will not publish an reach !u 10 others were missing edition tomorrow but will resume inside the ’ mine, Thus there are publications on' 'Wednesday. , now seven survivors, five dead and Offices in the City Hall and the 19 missing, Court House will bo closed New In a statement Issued this after­ Year's Day, except the 8heriffa noon/ Thomas said that It had Office, but will be open for busi­ bceir decided that the best and ness on Monday and Wednesday. safest way te recover tha bodies Postmaster Joel Field announced still in the mine ia to seal it tight that the Poet Office will be doacd ,o (Kali the fire .can be amohered. Tuesday. Collection of mall w ill1 bo maintained but thkre will be no carrier or window service. P a l m e r Champlin Died Sunday At Station Reports Damage To Celery A ge O f 81 Years Swan Camp IIn, Bl, died Plants By R * '" 0 IslePalmer Sunday morning at a local At least three fifths o f Hie young celery plants eat out Fri­ day and Saturday at the Central Florida Experiment Station, were damaged by the wind and r a p of the downpour during the early hours o f the morning, ft was an­ nounced by Dr. B- W. Ruproct this morning. In addition there was soma damage to seed beds. The downpour, which for the second night In the week, brought thunder and lightening end buf­ feting winds similar, to • small hurricane, was heaviest on the east side, and at tha experiment station waa recorded at two Inches. Tht Sanford recording ac­ cording to B. F. Whltnar, man, waa 1.19 Inches. 1 of tha Friday night rafn was Naval Chief In 1941 Discloses Troubles With Congress And President Roosevelt WASHINGTON. Pro. 31. (AP) — A hugr sla-iii i*f im­ |Probe Of S u r p l u s portant corrcHpomiomi- was turned over to the ( ’omrivsProperty Disposal , , ._. , . |sional Pearl Harbor Cum* M e t l i o n s KCQUCStCu niittce today by Admiral ' It Harold Stark, who was Chief S?" ,,r v' ter;|nf Naval Operations in 1!H1. forn-s to obtain propci tv dednt- H shed a good (leal o f light rd amplus and .overcome the com- oil events that preceded’ the pl.xitv of Go- regulations mid Japanese nttncl; nnd it also Practices of officials uni binvittm revealed Stark it* n very outharing rlinrgr of the disposal of Ms)kcp Admiral. He even -runled this equipment, the Slate V;tcr- some . f the lettr-- burned s f - r eiu ( onilldssioii lias Issued a re- tllev uezu read He told of his solution calling for an “ liivestigii- t r o u b le s with Cone-re** and with lion and drastic action by Con- President Roosevelt in getting gross and government authorities.’’ , the Navy up to strength in tlmsC The resolution was ndofted nl |pre-war dav-. n recent meeting of the rmnnibAdmiral S'aik teron-'iiended, slop lit Jacksonville. The group'right after the Gorman invasion considered coking surplus supplies of Russia, that thr United States nml miiilpinunt.uf ilie united forces L-et Into th- war - lint nl the avallnldc to the discharged veter- same (11110 he expressed the lions an " f vital importance in Ills ic- that Gerninnv nml Russia wool I I iil>iIit ut hi ami conversion to wear each other put to avoid the civilian life oosslbllilv of n Cun- munl't e* Many Firms To Close Fire And Gas Condi­ NewYear’s Day And tions Cause Halt All Day Wednesday „*****In Rescue Effort * Reveal Pre-Pearl Harbor Activities f Sanford Stores Reicue Attempts xo&wMlt'&tyk To-Observe Two Abandoned -Ab Day Holdiday Kentucky Mine • Stark’ s Letters ? By Willard Connolly Hanford faces the Nuw Yenr of Seminole County Chamber of !!)•!(! With conliJcnre. y.1th the| Commerce proposed that the St. ■epened to 18 Joy nf the endin; of World War I Johns River be deepened II. und' the. return of mxny ser­ fert. On March 30, B. B. Crum vicemen. Business prospects look ley congratulated workers for better than in many years. Many raising (18,613 in the Red Cross new enterprises have been start­ drive. The Lions Club launched ed, roads have been built, stores a clothing collection drive. Easter Day found the Eurohave been enlarged and redeco­ rated. nnd Income from produce peaan picture much brighter as and citrus, vital to the economic (hee American First Army cut life of this section has been off the Ruhr Valley and ad­ ample. Hank deposits have total­ vanced la within 188 miles of Berlin, and the Russians stabbed ed 111,767,691! during the year. A year ngn the picture was into Austria. Cologne had fallen. different. The liolidsys had been Easter services were held at the tinged with gloomy foreboding HanfoTd Kami shell with many of as the Germans sprang their sut • the personnel of the Hanford prise offensive In the Ardennes Naval Air Station attending, near Bastogne. and it *#s just -van Lehmann was getting ready about the period of New1Years to launch the 7th War Loan Day, 1946, that found the late drive In Seminole County. Citrus were Gen. George Patton and his Third and vegetable growers Army driving into the waist of greatly concerned about the long the narrow* bulge. American and continued drought. On Apr. 3. Col. A. B. Jones, Allied hopes hung on this action. On Jan. 8, Florida inaugurated district engineer, conducted a Millard Caldwell, its 89th gov­ hearing arranged by Mayor Ed­ ward Higgins, to consider the ernor In 100 yrars as a state. On Jan. 10. Gen. .MacArthur’n proposal to deepen the St. Johns forces cffocted a landing on River channel to 12 feet and It .uton and advanced on Manila, was well attended. Lea R. 1-eshcr, tl Sanford, plans for o frose'n the day before, was elected presi­ dent o f the Rotary Club. During food locker plant (ntlll * in the this period George A. Speer was offing) Mere made and the City named to head the 7th War Loan Commission ordered West Thir­ drive, O. J. Pope resigned, from teenth Street In the Goldsboro the CoUnty Commission. Market section, paved. On Mnr. 6, the * NUMBER 71- The resolution statnl tlmi sucii Europe, As eurlv a- Nov, 7. 1911, person, entitled Under eCrfaiii '* rate •hot..wu w *r- rir-.'d v Acta uf fon greM to i*rrfereiK*o jn "<'r* * j* i^v<*ni**i| mr hurk in the pit retinue or sllrpliis pro. In Mnv. 1’*41. I’ re*n - - t Jtwwepertv w hich is iiviiilitble for d ls -* v*u wante.l no expmlitlofi mn.le JWQNA FlilMAN, Him ic u t H i u w n u x » iuivs im ih|. , . . hj WWW—.W -1« . . . Ml— posit I noil sale from time to time, |re*“ v to take the Azores, are fimling that ri-sponsible offi-I . /' 1' the I earl liiirl-or ntlriek, rials nod liurenilK have failed I Stivk (old the Committee (nday nm - single items nml small lots 11'1" 1 ,*"«* N «vv Comnium'i-r in leadliv available. *• Admiral Hosboml K. _t s i » i Kimmcl, hn«l rrct'iviNl nilcmiutii lb . comiilislon Ims oote.1 toe w#rj),nw ,H. „ „ stark eomi lenity o f .j h e regu ntnmn SIli,| , )u.t no Nov. 27. 1941. he sent \s!iu,li fiequcnllv pirvunl tin* vc* J4 to f !•*•*! niHipiunilcni Irian fi'-tnt purchasing such pro sM'diiv that it was to he cmiEdward F. I,anc was ro-elcclod perty, unit, tliul tin* veteran i< s i, I*-red as a war warning - president of the Hanford Hoard — .......... embittered by the H'tinil nf offi- words that he had pevet need in of Realtors and II. C. DuHose as Live Stock Industry!•*«•' wm h»",»ua favor the any niter dispatch, lie informed Williams, Lesher To vice president, at n mooting held __ __ . denim . nml tthulosiilrrs to on the fleet rnmimiltdetv that tie. Friday at _ the City Hall. Ray­ ( I f! S t a t e l l l l H M a d e extent Hint amounts to ii units ■'dilation* with .Innnn had broken Be Installed A n d mond nail was elected ns secret­ T, ,, , ill lust ice to vrlontna nml a stun- down, atid told them t>> m ale ary nnd Robert Williams ns trea­ h x c e lle n t I r O R r c S S <lri| ill till- administration of flic r-n lv to carry mil their New Mayor Named surer. war __._____ I surplus property jli*po*el pro- plans. Stark (old 'he I’nuirri’sIt was announced that at the JACKSONVILLE, Dee 31 ehmsl f'nnimittce that over a A m organization meeting f>f tho next regular meeting, II. Janies The Commlksion lin* fm wauled- period o f two year* hi* <orre*City Commission will lie held on Gut will- address the group us “ The nutlook i* pxrellrnt for em plia-iird the Jan. B. at which time Commis­ appraisal, it was decided to have voliinin nml quality o, l.ml nml |n copy of tin- resolution to each pondence had sioners Robert A. Williams end some form " f special entertain­ vegetable shipments from Florida metplier of Congress from Fluri lark o f riiulmnent and Hie danger through the winter ami Spring da, to the Governor of the State ■>r war with Japan. The tmssll.es R. I«e»her will lie Installed- ment ut each meeting. niontlih, niTonling to reports I nml other offieinls and agencies of I'ilitv of i, snrpriVe attack on A new chairman of the Hoard Mr. Limn said Hint all licensed have Just received from our local the United Stales Government an.I IVail llnrbnr, lie said. Imil hcen will be Installed who will serve as mayor, succeeding Mayor Ed­ real estate brokers o f Seminole inn ling its throughout the State ’the Htrite of Florida having Juris­ .fully considered. ward Higgins who will henceforth County have been invited to ire- system," said William I.. Wilson, diction in (be matter. Jack ltiH-co, commander o f Host devote his time to the office of come members o f the Sanford Director of Florida State Farm^ ora’ Markets - today. ‘These te- No. 6.1 o f llm American Legion, manager of the Seminole County Hoard of ilieallors. “ There are today fewer places pnrls indicate 'that oil the whole, sniil today that every post i|t Chamher of Commerce. S a n ta W rite s T h a t Hanford’s swimming pool, proj­ on tha market for sale than ever conditions at the year-end ure Florida bus been requested to ect, for which the hum of $30,000 in the history o f Hanford,’ ’ said good, throughout the Slate. While bring the resolution to the ittteoshortages of labor, needs ami lion o f Legion mrmliers ami to V i s i t In S a n fo r d is now on hand, is being field up Mr. lame. fertilizers still provide problems sirens the imporlancu o f bringing until the arrival of Wesley Blntf, in some if not all areas served thu mutter to the attention of Lansfng, ’ Mich., architect and V e r y P n io v w h le by our markets, gradual im­ responsible legislators. engineer who is expected to ar; provement is hoped for. Acreages riva here during the latter part Cnmdr. Hoorn stated that in hin Mr. ami Mrs.-Suatu Clou* who planted, or to he plan let! to nf January, according to Mayor opiniim tho rontenu. of the iomi.Iu,- ate now’ over in Eustis tecuperat*'" various crmis will equal ami in , , . ... Higgins- It remains to be seen some eases substantially excee.1 li,on w," ,<l «,'u “ iprovul ing u bit flout the rhrijitmas if thmsum of money now on its mi the totals , for.. it year tago. . “docliiml r Jwm1b«tlint V l,u’ '7 " ,1 Ik!’“ - . ll,‘ rush before going bark to the will In view of high ballding costsp m*vci uI liwiil vutur* North Hole nml argupig with the Mnridu s IHc slm-k Industry |,BV0 mada un attempt to oh­ striking gremlin* and gnomes into conn true i a swimming pool or ms made good progress during u , hU , pri,pcrl>. ,mt have going hack to work, today wrolu only a ftsh pool, was the com­ the year. . Our Arrudiu Live tout with difficulties and confusion ment of a city employee today us that they Imd a fine reception Funeral services for Hembert Stock Market, under the managein regui.t to th? project. Garrett “ Sonny" Goodloe, who m of government “ red tape", and in Hanford quit thut n hud been eat o f John D. Kelly, lilts bail Renewed activity in building is died Thursday after an illnost administrative complications an u long time since they had met so Indicated b£ the iaeuing of build­ of !4 months, at h Marine Hos- an outstandingly successful year, delay in thu offices nnd hutealls muny well bchfvrd children. as have other markets, lit the ing permits by City Inspector log permim ujr w y ii.»|.bviui pltal |n Savannah. Ga. were conhandling these particular requests. “ Dear Sirs," wrote Santa, “ wo ■ Grady Duncan. On Dec. 28, I. F-- dtirtest in Savannah, Saturday State system, handling live stock. j wish to express out thanks to theBattati secured a permit to erect afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. Tho The launching of u program for ; churches, I'Stl, iiusities* men, mer­ a on« story concrete block store remains were sent to Sanford construction o f adequate pavilions ' chants, the general public, tins on the west side of Sanford Ave., where committal services wars for the showing o f pure bred i many kiddies.and of course, The between First and Second Street conducted Sunday afternoon at rattle in several Florida renter, lleruld. for tha fine reception uuj at a cost of 14.000. W. C. Hill 6:00 o'clock by the Rev. J. E. Is u major accomplishment of the cordiality, friendliness and secured u permit today to erect McKinley, pastor of the First the year. This is a matter In expressions o f uppreeiutiuri shown a concrete block warehouse on Methodist Church. The Erkkson which Commissioner o f Agricul- ; us witile visiting Hunford. tUre Nathan Mayo has taken u Elm Avenue between Fourth and “ It has tiecn u long time since Fifth Street gt a cost of fa,000. Funeral Home was in charge of very active interest, and it L wo met so may well behave,] child­ expected to bo very helpful to City of flees'will be closed to­ arrangements. Klslioiutc plans ate tiring com­ ren (but we knew vve wouldl. Wo Mr. Goodloe was the kon of tho industry's development. morrow for the New Year Holi­ pleted for the Ktks-Legion Com­ huve always liked to do whut ue “ The prospects are good for day, "* the late Vivian and Judson Good­ small quantities of hunched munity Fair which will lie held in could for Suofotd liecattse in tlvu loe, and for a number of years goods, such «■ beets, carrots, Sanford for 13 days and nights, |«sl they Ituvc .khowwl their ap­ preciation und always did every­ owned and operated the Goodloe broccoli, onions, radishes und start ing .Jail, 6. to make their people happy Elks Donate $100 To Radio Snrvlce In Winter Garden, turnipi on thu Sanford Stele The fair, which is l*eing spon­ thing He entered the Merchant Marina Farmers Market during the com­ sored by the local Elks Club and in well us visitors. Local Baseball Club aa a chief baker and aawt war ing weeKt" according to II. J. Host No. 63 of tho American Le­ “ With again many ^hunks ami duty. While In England on duty Lehman, manager. ‘Cauliflower is gion, will , feature many educa­ un apology for not writing soon­ Joel Field. Exalted Ruler of he became ill and wa< returned coming In in small quantile*,' tional exhibits which will be er hut poor old Santa hud a tame the local Elka Club, announced to the United States on the manager Lehman notes, ‘also Ice­ housed in a large circus lent. arm from shaking hands and giv_ ........... officials have ring out candy— I couldn't lift my ■ today that the organization ha* "Queen Elizabeth." berg and Big Boston lettuce, Kikes and Legion Greater Tiand to wriw;—I'm O.K. now.’’ ■J«« donated $100 to the propose,1 was a member of tho Sea- English peas, squash and toma- contracted the Majestic City Commission Lane Again Named Outlook Bright President Of Local For Shipping Of To Reorganize Board Of Realtors Florida Produce On January 8th- Funeral Services For R. G. Goodloe Reid In Savannah Plans Are Being Completed For Community F a i r hospital after a abort illness. Mr. Champlin was born In Kanevilla. 111., June 89, IBM; had lived In Sanford for the past 20 yearn, and waa engaged In caroentry work hero. Prior to coming to Sanford, he farmed In Elm Point, 8 D for about 16 years- Ut. Champlin was a member of the Mother Church e f Christ Scientist, Horton, Mess. Survivors Include two daughters, pi in of Sanford Dav), of Chi- Sanford Baseball Association for and Mra.z'1. tagoi aad sons, Melvin tha operation o f a- local baseball Cham pi I o f Park. JU. and n In tha Florida State League. Harold if Miami, Krider, temporary head for ror n Mr. r, t_ C nimpOrd baseball Interests and lln will d at the Erica\t of the Board o f Direcat BtOO o’clock the Florida State League, >n with Thomas thanked tha Elks today officiating. In­ donation. in Evergreen man’s International Union of Amorica. (He Is survived by two aiateca, Mrs. Elluboth Stanton of Auguste. Ga. and Mr*. Martha Hall of Sanford. AUTO RECOVERED A Ford^Tuder Sedan, stolen at 'ord 1 l ef of TM«l*C-30i9|91 Shows to furnish tha midway at­ JAPS TO FLY FLAG tractions which, according to Joel Field, Exalted Ruler of the Elks, TOKYO, Dec. 31. (A*)— Far come hero with the reputation uf being one of the brightest and the first lime since they sur­ cleanest outdoor amusement or­ rendered formally, thu Japanese will be permitted to fly their ganizations in Ameroia. Featured on the “ Pleasure national flag — the rising sun MASONH TO MEET Trail” will be eight thrilling rid­ emblem. A Tokyo dispatch says h*f4 an pounced Sanford Lodgl No. 62 F It M ing devices, six entertaining shows -the Japanese and many other attractions ' In­ that General MacArthur.- haa', rad Reckless, *, who perter- gran ted them pereoaaion to rofr -the -. flag f New . Year’a. DpyL seemingly tfnpoaalble poosibU free eath performance. rroanev. "• etoo-on Jan. f aau A> iniatwn j Girzovjr.erta teuol a a Demand for cabbage has increased and carload and truck load lota era being shipped. Con­ ditions have been favorable Jor growing and local celery is bell«K cut. rv r - 6 ____ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 28, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/782115f0f70889db6a3bd7cbabc0a99f.pdf 6456b12da32bec9d8d6570aed630171d PDF Text Text I THE SANFORD HERALD; SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX redea I J tu iifi, a r.vfiN oi.K I aTATI! 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TO A tit, C tT K D tT O n ’R A N D P K I t- in citkitT o r t h is 1:o u r t v HONK H A V I N G CI.AI3IH O il J l 'U N L NI'MINOI.F. CtH NTV, IIF.MANHH AOAINH T HAID CHNTATH OF FLORIDA. IN F R O -' TATK : „ RATtl. re t h e D a ja le of Vim and e a c h o f y o u nrn h e r e b y i l l NONA A. (VYLLV, Deleaver). n o ti f i e d a n d .1 r e u n i t e d to p r e a e n l a n y c l a i m , uiu) ilem anila w h i c h y o u , T o All l i k e n II R a y 4 en rerw i Notice la licrehy g lv r ii t h a t or e i t h e r o t jyou. m a y h a v e ajrnlnat OHBHTKIt \V. O O O lm lC I I file d Ilia fin a l re|»>rt na K teculur iff l lie e a l a l e nl Nuria A. W y l l y , lie* c i e s i t l , that l i e 1 f ile d li la p etlIh a t h e will a p p l y l o the lio n * F lo r id a , on llir tSIh da> nr Jonuar). ISIS, for a p p r o v a l of aa K aecutnr of the ealale of thla - I t l l i day o f rjecem lier, ISIS. CHKMI'CH W. GOODRICH C ir c u lo r of the ralal* n f l Nona A. W y lly . d oceaaed . * J*m r» KTVhllufiton. ZVk tV’a s l lO v ili H trcM , C /O CLOSED TUESDAY O pen All D ay Wed. Has The Lowest Armour's C anned Meat TBEET * 30c H Tomatoes 3 * Lend O' Sunshine Peanut Rutter 23-oz Tabl*' Supply Raisin Bread 20-< F r o m K a g » __ B u l k B a u e r Kraut 3 ibs 25c Bhlfklaae Fresh Cut Whole Shoulders Wieners ib 3 5 c »> Boe Freah, Bone In, Skinned Pork Buck S h o d lb 35c lb 25c K ins Mackerel « o *s PIG PORK BRAINS FRESH MADE SAUSAGE PIG PORK SIDES ' PIG PORK HEADS __ Cheese 39c Yellow Sharp V£-lb Big Eye Swiss >£-lb C ottage Cheese lb ASSORTED COLD MEATS COUNTRY STYLE SOUSE LONG LINK SAUSAGE SLICED BOLOGNA GA. MADE SMOKED SAUSAGE SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT KING AN’S FRESH SAUSAGE SUNNYL AND.SMOKED 8AUSAGE HY-GEE FROZEN DOG FOOD .. CANNED SMOKED HAMS, G ra p w fra lt D IV O R C E VS I HCLLINH. D efe n d a n t n m u icK 'irtrriiu : o f r u m .lc A T io N USUALLV 1Y l'G U V lV (A rk IN . T i l t : NASOi OF T I U C ^ Q ' A T U lAHOVN* SVU O in FREE. ■ O F F LO RID A fffc Tt): L A W A N D A H C L L IN ll^ U U \DWCE ON WOW *T* MAKE 3lavw rll A v en u e. Chwyenne. lairantli C ou n ty , W y o m ln u . . A M IL U O N D O L t AR 6 — You a r e h ereh v rotntnfcndcd to ~ i V y O N Y e c a p p ea r 10 the hill uf c o m p l a in t .Med a k a lir n you In llir c i i v u l l • X / T f a % FIFTEEN Cnurl o f the Slli J u d ic ia l t'lr cp t. tk-mlnole County . H ln led lT F lo r id * . / K : % CENTS. C. In th « r a t e o f .ea ler Hulllria v‘a .u iw lu ida Hulllua, . le f e n d a n t , w h e r e ­ A S T ) i n th e r e l i e f ' i.uuRhl ■la d ivorce, o n I h e Heveulli D a y o f J a n u a r y , I M t , a Rule Day o f ill e Cnurl rler the I'l a l n l l ff nicy prnceed e* pnrle,. It la f u r th e r ord ered t h a t tfile o rd e r be p u b ll a l i r i o n ce a w e e k for fo u r c o n a e c u l l v e w e i k a In th* Hanford ''Herald", n . n e w e p a p e r .if wen ara l rlrru la tln n , p u h lla h ed In Hanford. Hem lnnle County , F lo r id a . D o u r anil ord ered a l Hanford. S e ­ m i n o l e c o u n t y , F lo rid a. Mil* N o ­ v e m b e r , S t l h . f ISIS. • i IV II CRN DON c l e r k . C l r i u l l C o u rt. Ily 0 .1 I- R u n t, D. O. O u r e x p e r i e n c e s h o u l d q u a l i f y u* iCtrcull Cou rt H ea l )1 to g i v e i n u t o r i s t p " fr o n a d v i c e . " NOTU'li o r Al'FLtt'ATIttN' FOR O u r b ea t b e t f o r k c q i d n g y o u r i TAX tlKKtk flIIAFTKIt IT43T OF IKUI • e a r r u n n i n g s m o o t h l y I* t o h a v e . NOTICC 1H H R U C n V Il lV K N , T h a t W. G. W B I T i t O N h n l d r r ' l n f y o u r t i r e * c h e c k e d r e g u l a r l y , t h e T * a O r t l f l n a l a No. laauvd th e I q f day n f J u ly . A. D:, IM3, haa n i l ' c h a n g e d o f t e n , a n d uae ^ o n ly f ile d aainr. In m y nfrlri. and lias t h e b e s t ga.* a n d oTl f r o m t h e madu up p lt ra th o t fur a la * dnad 8 K M I N 0 L B T I R E b l H i r . IN C. tu hr I.'U'.I Uierenf. Huld, c a n l f lr a tr I'mbram-a t h e f n l l u w l u a d f a rrllu d p m p p rt) In Hip C o u n ty o f Kamlimli., Hlnla of F lo rid a, 'to. w it: . i* ID . uf N \ V ‘ i nf K IV V Hart lull 37 T o w n . Iilp II Huulli IlnnKP >1 Kaal i n arrea. Tin- aa ap a.m aul uf Ilia a*'d, pruparry unrtar the »ald a e r i l f l r d l r la . Hail v m In th e (none o f K i l w a n l A. G,ihrlal. trnliav aalil r a rllfh uita a h a ll h e Cleanser can 5c SO Mule Team Closed Tuesday —Open All Day W ednesday N t w YtAR J DISH FI*. Green Cabbage Sweet lb Mild R a ta b a ga s lb -Firm Yellow O n io n s 3 lbs New Crap Florid* G olory 2 stks Red Blls* P o ta to e s 2 lbs 5 lbs Idaho Baking P o ta to e s (They May Be Available) Klin Dried La. POTATOES 10 »>. 35c SfSMNril r u n sDJ Polished Pecans lb 45c 'Soli Shall Aimonda lb 47c S k ln lc a a 29c Shoulders Lean, M eaty F ig I’ork Wieners lb 35 c (to o S h a d lb~ 35c Ib Oookad for BrM Unr D C (Gng Mackerel S te a k s PIG PORK BRAINS FRESH MADE SAUSAGE PIG PORK SIDES PIG PORK HEADS lc • j!c *JC Hons ib F a t Drawn j Fryeri# n» 55 c Ib ‘ * Young Tender 75c Cooked for Broiling Ib Hand lean Ocean s h rim p Ib Fully Dreaoid p a n PUH Ib Whiting P ilo ts lb 3Bc L obsteirs 20 c W*- Bpeckl* 35c T r e a t N. T . Dreaaed, 14 t>«. up Turkeys k> 47 c ftpan latr1 Short Ribs P an Ready R o asttsf Chickens ib 55 c Snapper M a c k e re l Grade A 49 c Ib Fla. Yellow tall “ 40c 30a. 33c 25c 19c, 2?c r a t Drawn' stew ing* Ib Ib Freah Dark For A Quick Snack 26c Yellow Sharp Vfe“lb Big' Eye Swiss ^ -Ib C ottage Cheese lb Cheese C ra b M o a t Hens ib Chickens ib 55c Fat Drawn It’a aafa and gentla—a* a child’s laxative should be—and It works thoroughly and effectively. Golden Crisp Carrots 2 Armour's C an n ed Meat J -eat F t a t e h e r ’a Castorla a t your drugstore today. Look lor the green band aad laboratory contiol number on the package. TBEET Always take a- Uxath* only a* L oretfa There are no harsh drag* in F letch ar’a C aatoria. I t will not causa griping or discomfort, , BEANS rtrei.TaUow 2 ' 20-os c Borax - ■pkg - 12c Gator Roach Sunshine Krlapy Hives «n Crackers pko 17c Tablets Velvo Coffee 2 ib> 41c SO Mule Team Borax s Harris Roach Nabisco Old Fashion Ginger 4* « Snaps Ham * Lima m .aa ok*- 21c * ~ Beans » « 29c t■hV w-1 *■ V «‘--: ' s V 'i‘2A ) \ . \ .% I ** k- * 1 1 • ' ‘* 49c Pan Ileady Roaatlng H tavy Juicy B e U lie f 'e C aate rla ia tha l u n lira to’give your child because it la mads aagacloUg lor children. Ib F jt Drawn Stewing ASSORTED COLD MEATS COUNTRY STYLE SOUSE LONG LINK SAUSAGE SLICED BOLOGNA GA. MADE SMOKED SAUSAGE SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT KING AN’S FRESH SAUSAGE SUNNYLAND SMOKED SAUSAGE HY-GEE FROZEN DOG FOOD CANNED SMOKED HAMS. Coffee 2 ib» 41c ■unhrita Prices Good Thru Mon. Dec. 31 F reah C ut Whole NabUco Old Fashion G lngtr Hives *m13c 29c Quantity Rights Reserved CARROTS bunches 15c B u r u h l n c K rla p y ■tg^ SUGAR Freah Peas no. 2 Beans 12 -os 29c G ator Roach CANE lb P f a s e p p li ib pko 21c PU Rt Coasting Into The New Year On LO W E R P R I C E S ! Garden Patch Snaps SUOAR T h in S k in n ed Sweet Florida Crackers pks 17c BROW N Preferred by pood eooVi become • M l * rick, fell-b edied (lever. M m New packed In Ike New S * M C I O I U U Carton. Kraut 3 ib* 25 c Rice 4 ib> Peas DARK Heavy Juicy ■ lu * Rose Bulk Black Eye Oil W h lt e n io n , From Kegs .B u lk S auer Sirloin Steak pound 10-in Rib Roast pound Boneless Brisket pound Fresh Ham burger . pound Plate Beef Stew pound ■ lb 21c Beef Tongues lb Calves Liver pound Rib Chops pound Veal Breast pound Boneless Shoulder pound Grads A Ib r u . Yellow tail Leu TTJZ3T HioOWN’ Extra Standard* a u t h o r i z e d c o m p a n i e s w ilt b e low ed to t r a n s p o r t .im m ig r a n ts B r a z i l. ' » 473S A m b e r l t y A v en u e. l l a l l l l n o r e IK, y i a r y la n d . A a w o rn hill «>r r n m p la ln l Tiavlnn lieen f ile d n a j l m t y o u h e r e in fur d i v o r c e liy A n n o W h i te n t u u . (h r e e p n e r u t e a r e t h e r e f o r e l o coimnaanl y o u l o lie an d a p p r u r liefo re fhe Circu it C o u r t In uml f o r d c m l n o l e i C o u n tv , F l o i l d n on ( h e trd d a y uf J a n u a r y . A. l> I HIV,- o t l i e r w l e e d e c r e e prn c o lifea eo w i l l h e en t e r e d u p u ln e t y o u . It la f u r t h e r or d ered ilinl thla n o t i c e he ptilillalird In T h e Xunfni-d H era ld , a n r u r n a p e r piilillelirif ’ll H anfo rit H em lnn le C ou n ty . FI o i l da. once each w eek for lo u r eoneecuw e ek e. WITKKHN mV' hand anil n fflrln l era) lit Hanford. In (lie C o u n ty or Hrtnlnolr, H lute o f Klurldk. (Ilia the t ill d a y o f Uoerfnhhr, A H. ISIS. O F 11KIINIKIN F la l n o f f , Prices Good Thru Monday, Dec. 31 ■■ m jecrcV 'sttp m ^ « a p iii A p a r t m e n t It. N e w Y o r k C ity . .V. Y. c in rt'tT tm iiT . h k m ino lh COI N T ) , NTATi: O F F L O R I ­ DA, o n , t n i c f t T - t i i A M t:i»v 1 l k h t u ii h cllinh . . LATVANDA *0 �r w» * T▼' T~ In U n ity flu w If W a n te d Ife r a ld S tre n g th — • To P r o f i t t t i P o w of the World i To P r a u l i tko Progreso of America* To Prodoeo Prosperity for Sanford. , THE WEATHER Increasing rlouHinr** thin ‘afternoon followed bj *ho*er* tonight and Friday-. Mild this afternoon and Friday. W armer tonirht. AN INDEPENDENT »A lL V NEWSPAPEK volum e XXXVII Established 1908 ICC Ordered a, To Postpone Rate Changes SANFORD, FLORIDA, I Wounded Vets Swap Xmas Gifts Northern States Get , Order To Halt ICC ' * Action To Lower ^ Rates In S o u t h . NES rssSr.. gne, IM S . he w « • C-47 Carries Nazi ^Asoid From Spain MADRID. Dec. 27, '(/P )—A United States Army tran.poi t ® plana la on its way to Frankfurt, ^ Germany from Madrid. Tha plane a C-47—Is carrying 1,000,000 dol­ lar* In German M id to be turned over to the Allied Control Com­ mission in FrankfurtThe gold la made op of English and United BtaUs coins turned over to tha Spanish Government N aab collapsed, nish Government agreed tu rn ~c£ur the jrold to British Ities only aAm .b o u t ten d ay . ago. . U.S. Agrees To Four Power Control Council For Japan SQVKDIHH ______ SHU* EXPLODES g a i ------(fALVESTCN, TMt, Dbe 27, Swedjsh*ehlpTwhlch wee wrecked by a n explcSion id QsJve.tontL>ddy are feared dead. The ship rank after the bleat which oc­ curred ** gasoline was being loaded aboard. The first mate of the. vesseli the Sveaborg, said th a t eight-m en era missing smi lfeared Used and th a t I t ethers injorartjjtwo critically. as afternoon, today used their Army tru th with tank and boaster pump buttle u big grass ffera In the Ofhurt l section I t W est TwenBtreet which thraeUnod ms. T h ar stopped furarresd of the blase by backsections** T R A N S ra t oiueiva of the . and CoraskMs- Russia I s Reported ~To Have Accepted U. S. - British Pol­ icy On Atom Bomb At Height Of Hospital Fire In Hartford • WASHINGTON, Dec. 27. — (A P )— United States of - ' ficiala said today that the Big Three foreign ministers have agreed to establish a four-power control council to adminiater Japan. The of­ ficials — who do not .wiqh to lie quoted by name — ’ Hay that the agreement oil GPs In B erlin Soldiers Were Shot Christmas Eve By .38 C a l i b r e Gun BERLIN, D ec. 27. UP) — A house-to-hous- search Is going on In ’th e TemneMHhf Airdrome district; of Berlin today for those responsible in the killing of two American soldiers on Christmas The offer was handed to Gem-1 rails'I mo Chlang Ksl Shek’s ra» presm tatives during a conference which lasted two lupin. This w u the first formal meeting of the,1 two warring factions since NoTj IT. aside from social gathering* at which the Reds ran into r*. prrsrntatives of the Chungking regime. vi The Communist offer make*' issue a "cease fire" order, hr th a t renuosts—tfa t eai h n j< i rtrblmc* relating to the civil 1 V e be settled peacefully and i non-partisan observers be sent to . the ... various fronts lo look into th - exact situation. The truce nlsn will now h- da• i Generalislmo < li sng Kai-Shek for his consideration. era! Makes Motorists Admire^ ve To Restore Christmas Display rder In Java At Lane Residence»flames SktriKE PARTLY obscures ?fU»* Street Hoypluu th at. gutted n Christmas K , _ . . .the imllqlng iu ................ Will Be Employed BATAVIA. Dec. 17. <JP)_The rAlllott rommsndsr of the Dutch East Indies — British Lieutenant Genera) Philip Christison — has warned (ndonatian loaders that he iiASndi to take more active m eastn a do restore order in STS. L t Shinholser- Hand is Against Street Scene In t i . home. ff k Home After Berlin Takes On For the past eight hi years. H a and Mrs. Lana, have hi had a similar Pacific Service A warning against allowlti;: Nostalgic Note display which In time became bit waslhor beaten. They e n s a g m r . _____ out the guilty. 1.U U-w. Jhnwtaled tblt'fav . Masgwhtlr, - 'U n lted v States In domwlans place at hi*. disposal Outfit rtlU n lc a tio a S Army authorities in Britlin have whatever units of the Indonesian ■ r „ [ i r . , l , c , with a llfh t dM ktconfirmed reports of tRa shoot­ Peace Praeervatlon Corps ha may ing a fire, and the mantles nave In P h i l i p p i n e s ings officially. But they have need to assist British troops in hlg candles that light up at nlgl.t. Thera alio is Santa'* sled and refused to divulge the names of suppressing disorders. Lieut. Albert Edwin Shinholser, the ta n victims .until they are rnristlson made his plans reindeers and white canvas repre­ son of the tale S. O. Shinholser assured next of kin have been known a t a conference with senting snow. notified. leaders of the ill)recognised In­ Mr. Lsne. local realtor, report­ and Mrs. Shinholser of 1408 Oak The Army officials say both donesian Republic. Announcement ed th at before he put out tha new Avenue, has returned to Sanford ■■ten were shot in tha head with of his plans came as large-scale display, had seen a following a period of nearly four . if ; tkiddies — . -M who — fighting again broke-out in Java’s like display formerly, were tele- years service with the United a .38 caliber gun. Iff him to Inquire when it States Navy. phoning A t the same time, a 19-year- summer capital — Bandoeng. L ieut.' Shinholser entered the British Indian troops have would be shown. old German girl has given her Navy in March. 1942, as an version of what bapepned to cleared one section of the resort Ensign. He served 18 months ill American officials. The girl — city after a bitter six hour Meanest Man Robs the communications section of Ingsrd Grossa — says one of the house-to-house struggle. The In­ the Key West Naval Base, and soldiers was strolling away from donesian revolutionaries had Empty Stocking: Fund also 18 months in the Communi­ a cafe when they heard the shot organised defense system _____L— cations department o f ' the Naval The German girl says they | Ircnche*. trip wire*, boobyearth The meanest man on e a n n t . t til.m l and saw a flash closa by. traps, mine*, road blocks and evlderU.lv is an unwelcome win- A ^ HUOoft S t .Miami. thought boys wrre , »^ootlnf-off Rniperi. . . . Following the tour of duty, In r visiter in Sanford. • according fir® crnrkfm uli®n two uniformed ■noihtr section the Indo- te Mistnl, he was placed In com­ Major Allan R. Whorton of men approached, Aceordinff to ncsians were s o , well organised to mand of a communications unit tha Salvation Army, who re­ the frauicln, the men werei Rui they forced S harks troops a t­ ported thal five hoxae containing and sent lo Connecticut where sians. She says one of them- re­ tacking with tank support lo cash donations intended to be the organisation received addi­ mained on the darkened sidewalk withdraw. Fighting also is said to hava used to purchase Christmas gifts tional overaeas technical train-, and the others came up to her for the needy, had been stolen ing. A fter the unit had spent and her companion in the street, flared up ane win Sograba'a from five Salvation army boxes six weeks . In training , in the asking the American in broken where nationalist attacked a Bri­ placed in downtown atoms during Mojava Desert, It was sent, lo English: “Are you .an. Ameri­ tish patrol with thachinegunv and the (^ristm as periods hand grenades. Two British sold­ the PhUipplaes from the. port, of can?” f However the crowning mhdeed, embarkation a t Ventura, Calif., The . German girl says that iers were wounded. Tam former Japanese 76 milli­ which should someday net the when the American answered yes, While Ik the Philippines. U eut, his assailant drew a gun, firing meter guns era said to have thief- . an extra turn over the Shinholser end his unit establish­ underworld barbecue pit, was to shelled British positions in the a t him tw ks. steal a boxful of dona lions in­ ed romtnunicallen facilities at Tha body of the other Ameri­ Setnarang area. tended for Infantile paralysis various newly cetebtlshed Naval can was found in tho street about relief^ bases. He returned to the United 60 yards away. Its had been sqen SOLDIERS INJURED Major Whorton added that States In December. He Is on by friends outside a theater early LONDON, Dec. 27. OP)— Thirty l Hiera had been no thefta of this terrains! leave and currently that morning and later w ith '.a --- - - arc said to nature last year In Sanford. spending tjie week In Miantl. girl. The girl has not been found. American soldier* The shooting of a German have been severely Injured when actor is also being Investigated. the French Liner Athos. 11, was Fam£d Sports Writer Ha eras Frits llerberholtx and caught In a hurricane in midIn Clearwater Hope For Rescue Of. he wag shot la st night In the Atlantic last Sunday. The liner Dies has 3,000 returning service men Anhalter Station area. — r— ■ Miners Is Fading aboard.and was headed for New YOKK. Dec. 27. **1— NE York. A message received In One 3 the beet-known baseball TOUR ENDS T’l NEVILLE. Krn., Dec. 27. Loudon by Uoyds says that the Writers of all Urns, Hugh Fuller­ BERLIN, Dec. 27. Iff)—Five Liner now ia headed for the ton, S rN has died in CiearwaUr. IA7— Hope has practically diar American corraspoodcnta have Aeores under reduced speed be­ He w al 72 y ean old. Word of appeared. for- the m iners, trapped ju st completed gn sight-day tour cause of engine trouble. “ ’s death was received in in the shaft of the Straight of the Russian-occupied tone of City today by his Creek Coal Company hare, ftesRIOTING IN ATHENS Germany._ Hera is mdist the AsFullerton, J r - an As- cae workers are about 3.00Q. feet from the entombed man, end eociatcd' Press Correspondent bn . Press sports writer. ■A I tl Ceil if | Dee. ATHENS. UfC, »T. u 7 1 t(A1 Ail) —* !* Riotl®t* there la e chance th at they may Fullerton, Sr. was among the lh« to“ r ~ red today in In the suburbs suburbi __s________ ____ ______ M f«m d to_____ be the_ Laals of the_ lag occurred of the Baseball (Writ- get through today. rt .of of Athene AUiune aa tt Piraeus, Piraeus. organisers •Iloaever, some authorities be­ Soviet program in R a s s U n -'o c ^ lheJ ’° A era of America. He was no a d pied Germany: A planned econo- T*1* fighting is said to have as a statistician, as well as a lieve it will take a t least two Inese and started srhea a mob tried to free writer, l i e covered the game fo/ or three more days of digging my for industry and a widespread’ ravieSn of tha two members uf a left wtng one half century In Ohio, Chicago, through the wreckage. The raecug organisation afte r' lay had been workers have spotted and put ownership of land. a r m ited. t ' — •* -to Philadelphia and New York City. out a t least 13 firm . The hinniThe men Were said have been taken into custody for ber of men Imprisoned in 'the WIVES GO OVERSEAS 1 WASP BAILS disarming -ming a peUeemen. The shaft is etUI unknown, with some HAN DIEGO. Dec.'27, W V-The crowd fought Into the jail and IPTON. England, — estimate* r a c i n g as high as. 60. 801 flrst^servlcemen's Mlvcs to Uave tg tha ceil* w h en the radicals | — The United for oversea e have seUed aboard were held before the police could A ircraft-' Carrier Wasp — — the Navy A ssault Transport Hen- drive the rioter* out. from Southampton for the United PILINGS AUTHORIZED rhy. Moat of the M eerrice wives States 'today with 6.000 troops are bound for Hawaii, where their Tha Wasp Is expected aboard.. The Authorisation to purchase ereNEW FLAG? huebands are atetlmeed. But one to reach Mew York Y o r k _____ harbor early toted piling and lumber 'with of the wives, accompanied bv her WASHINGTON, Dec. 27, UP)— Years Day, Temporary which to repair the municipal three-year-old son is bound fur The suggestion th a t Hawaii be on Next. Yean made a t Seouiamp- dock. given by the ulty Midway to join her husband, Ms granted., steteheed -has raised a repairsonw ere damages the Carrier Commission a t Its meeting leal rine M. Sgt. W. V . Ketar. utiou about the United States ia an Atlantic .storm night , t o « . N. Bayer, city cleft, r- I f H israli should become e who reported he had located the . KNROUTE TO U. S. .Will have to materials for purchase. He sta t­ The qn Fa l l a h a m k b ed th a t It would he. Ml’ to 90 77, SAN DIBGO, wl? J * the t _____ lion Is Trapp, who received days before they could, be de­ flag. One linotyping In The livered. arrive «U r be, pi>laced t s t are 'th e stars in Present a t the meeting, »L Appro *1 Diego to be n * _____ a t Daytona Daytons Mayor Higgins and Commleawnthe Fifth e woofcl be Park, ia new s - ecu George Bishop and II, J . GuL uew «amKarina •ta n the Raeg Printing M atters of a routine nature w « b *3$ : • n ydulhss te 10 hlpdlv njjutic liangciviu tungerwus JireJnc- * -> : i> e ;n . in.rEVte,."?. aSTLJX Funeral rs r*To ■ Be Held For Robert Brown isiitifn rd o u m o ru ii iJVI » ipt n cAt rr pt . FLYING DENTIST ILT. LAKE CITY, Dec. 27. UP) ’. Creed Haymond, Balt Lake . deaUst ------. appointed * gU nUprealdsnt (1 |w J H ’. | l a l | t rgj|p A N n v n l the cordial relations which prC- iv a v a i among the minirler* during i rto- U d ) >hc conference augurs well for iI TJ iisscc hn ua rr K , . ttlcm, nl of „ t|,er prob|ems. Ho Funeral services for Robert .. . Anon Brown, 13. victim of‘ an . Tw-. ban for, i men of, Uic United accidental shooting vest*' may Btales Navy have received their afternoon near his honu-’ J..*,1 1 discharges atTonling to# infornwFlqra] Heights, lasll be held frl- n.m irccivwl today from Ilia day afternoon a t 3:30 ocloci, . j,'^\-al Personnel 'Separation Cen11-----1 ter a t thie e . JErickson Funer-* __. . . ..................... . Funeral Home. Jacksonville. s . The Rav. A- C- Uniwt* Camp sasill will off I.I-j They are: Ftv t/c George (J. d ale. Interm ent will be in Ever- Rowland. 4»| West Eighteenth green Cemetery. St reel uud S f l/c Graver C. Robert Brawn was a member Whidden, Jr., 108 East Eighteen­ of the South Side Baptist Sun­ th Ktrccl. I day School, and attended the eighth grade a t the Junior High ' School, l i t had lived here all uf j EARTIIGUJ NEW YORK. Ito h i, life. H a ' ia survived by the father The Fotdhain Unfvc an4 m other,-M r. and Mrs. Wil­ graph in New York has"1 liam A- Brown of Floral Heights, t w o earthquake shocks a ■ brother John Paul B rosn; as fairly severe. The shocks, two uncles, L. A. Brown of San­ raided last night and early ford and L. H. Brown of Oviedo. day, were said to l»# -Ju and an aunt. M 1 rs. T. II. Buchan- d/rertion of the DutchN Indies. an of OrUiwf- Poanaylvania’s Si'. ;VJ . v v iiV, Women Workers And partn follu wing [tot .the accidental ami f a ta l ; I'O m itT I riBOnerB ting* yyq.ilcrdsy shooting afternoon of esterd ay nflcrnoon Ubbby I)roan. Uroan, 1,7 1.7 year old son of ' I) ii n c e In Street W , A. Brown of Citrus lleigiits Khtriff Hand reported that the BERLIN, H oc. 27, i/Pt - A shooting, which occurred ani.uu: , ^tiret, ■tenr in ■Berlin took on » I VVn l i t r cxv .a •• imu t n a* nycidcHul i .I ■am group of vbovs, noMnlgir note. | | ocriirn'il on a At tlie tima Boliby B rosn an co#tier of Willielmstrasse. Women i n . hie. _ yard plnying with bis were pushing heavy saml truck* - a cousin. Itariy brother Paul, lliroogli Hie ruins. Or they were Brown and a companion, Chari*- Mussing In ii k* from-hand lo hand Turner, 14. According lo the in it rhnin ii* gang* of rtibide Sheriff’s office this morning, it ilenrer*. They were idiatihy and was not known which boy did duly ninl tired. * the shooting. Several of tin* buy* . Suddenly, out o f Ilia ruin* were said to have had rifle*. Ming. A vngnliund of The bullet entered the laiy’s head throuiili the nose, and he pemed f«,|- tIn- firstKrin'ler’ *1’ time since was pronounceri -.dead upon arthe a nr eiuleiL Hi* advent rival a t Fernatd - laugliton Mem- created an iiiif>*rgeUnhle scene. 6rial Hospital to which he wu* I'le women who had ln*en push ™»ln my opinion there ought rand ‘ruck* stop, in he a law to keep dangerdo* " , 1 . ''Hrk.pam ers abandon., «... ».r ,h l k—.i. ..r their l,* k .. t...., at, weapon* out of the hand* of ,, . ,r . Tliev t „ looked , ill any youth under 21 year* of *' V .V ", , ^ y ? ch age," said Sheriff Hand. " ' " *, V , 1 ! i ■Police Chief Roy « . William*. ! M, liU,n,t W",U in wfo acconipaltihd Sheriff Hand in ,h' ru "" an investigation of tho shooting* / "r CriM,n*r" pointed out that it is unlawful*“f u ? r rmne**l,uffiing along the un.1 ,, j, . . . . , the wrnnen. they were rusheii He added that many ndiill^ • Bmj burroutided. The *haMiy woare careless with fireanns, ami j,u l ihei, hiiiih uliout the when ratting a t target piacliee. r vrn shulibier men. They bid apmltimss stand with hand* ovei them to dunce. At first, the men the muxsie end of the gun. “Tho i,l3l |„(,Ve*l T h e, shyly, the first thing to do upon tucking fir.rk.sn men tm.k spirit. Smiles up a gun,_ ia to find out if it i m Up ilirrr fare* slowly, and fl cautioue.1, ’ and tjM.y tried a few clumsy alepa. point it ul anything Tl>*. organ grinder finished hi* °Ui*L * whvn at praellre. music, collected hi* pfennig*, and - ™ offovtW® range of u .22 , par-cd out of sight. The prisonralibpr bullet such a s killed the Ouiffle.l along the mud they’d Hr^T?n b0Jr^ '* , ont. n,,‘e* Lhicf ,-inne. Tim women went hack lo williams pointed out. ite ir pile*, of ruldilc. That »n* a tiect scene in Berlin. i — Japan will be disclosed in the I communique to be issued tonight/ at 10:00 P. Mh EST. This com-1 munlque also is slated to divulge/ the agreement on the atom bomb/ which Secretary of State Byrnesf has announced. According to the American of) ficiala the control council fof Japan would have headquarter/ in Tokyo. The United States, Rut. sin. Britain and China, it Is said wll Ihj leprescnted on the rail Hr I The council assertedly will ejL ccute policy ' recommendations i , , I he F ar Eastern Commission, ml ) rn route to Japan. It Is said all 1 that Russia will join the F Eastern Commission — an age cy with which aho has not it© affiliated. i A * liable source in tomd. lay tho atomic sgrecint 1said reached by the Rig Three fore) ministc rs in Moscow Involve Russian acceptance of the American-British plan on atomic ener­ gy. That plan calls for a resolu­ tion to be submitted to the United Nation* genrral assembly next month, outlining auggestions for the control of atomic energy. . The source, who is in a posi­ tion to know what transpired at the 11-day foreign ministers* meeting In Moscow, outlined other accord* reached by tho three nations. . ... *. . ■— ■■■— * | *4 MOSCOW, Dec. ^7, LP)—A com­ munique setting forth the achieve­ ments of the Big Tlirce foreign ministers’ conference i* to be Is­ sued simultaneously tonight, a t 1C :00 o’clock, Eastern ■Standard Time, in Moscow*, London nml Mlashinkton. United States Secretary of Stalo Janie* Byrnes indicates th at lie, Soviet Fort-sin Commissar V. M. Molotov and British Foreign Sec­ retary Ernest Bovin have reached an agreement on the biggest issue confronting the exploratory con­ ference—atomic energy. Byrne* has told u farewell news conference In Moscow that the three nations have reached wlmt he culls an “atomic agreement.” The Secretory of State add* that no agreement was reached on any subject which will not bo covered in the communique. Save. Byrnes: "When you read the atomic agreement von will know that no phase, other -than th at set forth, was discussed.” Byrnes says the formal annouuemcnt will cover all phase# of the foreign ministers’ ll-day discussion*. Secretary Byrnes adds, however, that he. Bovin and Molotov delvt-d into a number of problem* in addition to the atomic energy question. He say* the exchange of views on these problems has rlarifird subjects for the thrt-o government* .so th at future agree­ ments will lie achieved more eas­ ilyllyrncs says he stressed lint fact that nothing wu* agreed to beyond what will be contaiiied. in the communique Irccausc *omo |>eiaons alway* arc aiixiou* to know whether there have been any »#crct agreement*. The Secretary- of Stale believes 3 i nun., us firemen pour water on the n.u.v. , ,t.. .o-.oi.rth* uf the. city’s . . .. . . fli ap paratus Motorists from f a r and near# Hurried out to fight the spectacular fire that lore thiujgli tlu Victurinn structure ntnl killed fifteen tim er national) W u r n S Indonesians jpassing during recent evening* tl rof th f seventy elderly victims . trapivcd. within u. of Mr. and Mr*. Edward j-------■-------------------- :— -•*■*-------A c t i v e ' Measures boms M M , 610 Park Avenue, -hav* : for N a j w i K transport. A t Palermo, Sicily, h e . was assigned to the USS Brooklyn on July 20, 1944 and participated In the Invasion of Southern France. Vice Admlrel H ew itt was aboard his ship. Fol­ lowing the invasion It was the duty of the staff to close the Mediterranean ports and turn thorn back *to- thsly original owngw. D ie UBS Brooklyn was ordered to return to New York on Dec. 1, 1944 fo r overhauling a fte r which the ship mas sent to Trinidad in April, 1946 for six weeks training new crew's. Stine was furth er assigned duty In August, 1946 sboard the USS Franklin. Ho is the son of Mr. and Mm. >V. D. SUne or 1111 Palmetto Avenue and wears the following ribbons) American Thakter, Euro­ pean Theater with one star, Good Conduct, American Defense with one star and the Victory Medal. NUMBER 74 I Albert D. Stine Spends Christmas U. S. Army Seeks With Hi8_Family; Mur(jerers Qf 2 a o Associated Press leased Wire ■ CHUNGKING. Dec. 27. i r | The Chinese Communists have i |nounced that they twee preset! : a forms! written proposal to t Chinej c National Government, a*Is fo. in unconditional t on id) fronts In the undecii dvli war. ten per cent increase in freight elaaa rates in northern and east. era states and a corresponding decrease In the South and West. The ICC postponement of the new rate schedule was taken to conform with a federal court in junctionn restraining the Com -I U xO V fcK IN G FROM INJURIES reeelved overseas, these GIs get mission1 I f 0111 enforcing , t h e tope,her lor ajlvtn- im istiuu* present swapping nt the Lawson Genchange • The injunction w a x crsl liojpital in Atlanta, Georgia, Pfc. James Maseusiio of New granted J a a t^ F rM a y ^ ln 01 h City, wAd^IohI_|'oth iegs.w hile fighting in lUlgiUm, rcceiv*•« h Y., at the request of nine rrv ii’nt tram H r Frank tiaiiiuelli of Mamnroncck, N. Y.. and Pfc. ........... . i northern states. Gnstsr Lindt™*.-. (< n clutches), who is a resident of New York City, (Internstionsl Soundphotoi S Proposal For Truce Sent To Nationalist!! Red Agreement Call* For Unconditional Truce On Frontal Of Undeclared Wajj ' WASHINGTON, Dec. 27. — f A P )— The nation’s rail­ roads have received permis­ sion to postpone indefinitely freight class rate adjust­ ments ordered by the Inter­ state Commerce Commission. The rates were to have be­ come effective on Jan. 1. £ T h e y were to constitute a Albert D. Stine, C S/K, USN, arrived home Dee. IB after serv­ ing with the Naval supply corps m a t .th e N A B -in Norfolk. Va.. ^ aboard the US8 Arkansas, USS Relna Mercedes, USS Brooklyn and the USS Franklin. . He entered the Navy June. 1037 in Orlando and served aboard the USB Arkansas from October. 1937 until August, 1939 han he was assigned to the S3 Relna Mercedes, a •hip stationed a t Anna], for five years, lie Kai stores and assisted w THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1945 The Seminole County 1 ubercuiosis Association sent a vjargg' box of Christmas gifts, including candy and cigars to nine patients from this county (two colored) a t the Florida Slate Tuberculosis Sanatorium; It jrAs"reported Mrs. Edward Kircher, assodal itary. ! add* that there always will be tlew matter* {ending and thcrefort( * question of what pcrccnt„KC af agreement has been reach­ ed currently is not pertinent. Byrnes has left Moscow aboard his special plane and now is en route to the United Slates. He will return by way of Berlin, Paris and the Aiurex without stopover*. Two Sanford Men Are Enroute To States to ®r® > j!! * Two Sanford Army men i ertrouta to the United States, according information received todey from the Service Force Commander of tho Pacific Float. They are as follow*: Pf*. I «wls Knight, son of Mrs. Anna Howard, aboard the U.8JL Mis­ soula and 8/B gt. John C. Smith. '* husband of Cathrrino Smith, P. O. Box U f . aboard lha UR.8* Cresent Cito, . * ' '1 The aoldkr* to Utf UaparaUoo Center tliair ham® to J �% , V . W ____ ■ • • 'n u n c r a a f**f! P X B ffW O w - j i i i n . it" :. ■r ’lju i., iu . j :; d h - iih « , - i - V 'r ■;■■■> J u j q til i g H ie S a n f o r d H e r a ld " tMt-eitalWe4 h i «#•»«- ■UbM - itallr W""4*] i»i • m *■»""* *»**■«:• ; s:s;» T -' HOLLAND I... »BA«r lilt. ( IUI1M •m noN u k a s —»■*>■»»* *■■■— i n W l t l l l ’TIOJl r nATRR r L r a ti. A***1" * . M c » n S ' " * * * ----- —------V r a vnralw M vfD M ag ____ hr aalh M l fl»|* nf Lm arr malMel*** l» lk » Iff. S i ' - - " " r f^Zk "walel* «. v.rhr- . ."Investigate before investing" might well liecome « national slogan. Clyiltiin War. Havings estimated «t $17°. .blUibn plus vast stfhiV of' cash in pockets of returning ser­ vice men present a rich field for fraudulent schemes. Victor Nyborg, president of the National Association o f Better Business, reports that in ,JB0. cities a wnve of swindling In under way with 750 distinct business cheat plans already tabulated. These include selling “exclusive Sights” for distribution of national products without (Knowledge of the mallufacturof. " t.lo' start In a new business, is The veteran, ckgfcr usually thr victim. u ~:“ Housewives nrc persuaded to make pnrtinl pay lents to door-to-door snlesmen for wnr-seare'e household 1 iplinnccs only to find deliveries never mnterini.’zJng, Miji.il „T stock .promoters, many operating from Cnn‘ - f—'■‘id s' Of dollars from creduloup add; are taking thoushih Americans. This racket M hard to control since operators do not victimize Canadians, thys escaping home pr9se d i­ tion and do not enter the United States, consequently avoid tangling with American law. * Government' rbcordB' show that 1400,000,000 in Liberty lionds alone were lost after World War I through frauduIfjfii;''°iA v ef^ ^ H ^ 'r ' ^ v ’frifrs nH^'W^arth, greater now, at- • '/ ' a a n : ; i i T m Dress, 1.P on a^kirt, oc&jOOon a beautiful Handi UT THE STORE, IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, " S DEEP CUT PRKES THROE FRIDAY 9.00 A.M. IN OUR inrgalns and gcnulpq Rn,vipg^ E W ity Ifa d ; Oik I& fk @ R E S S £$ - © L O U S E S - S K IR T S a (a rT a a tlw tlw • ’ •►v ^ k M 'C n lla aee'aiae r t ‘ T H U R S D A Y , D p c . *7 , Mp”«ei>% g g F L \Y O \ C R E P E S , flliU N P R IN T S , C Q ^ I ^ S , ; XaJfjRS. oriKiW lfK RA YONS, <*> W Q , Sigjill; q u a n titie s . W h jfe T ^ p y L a s t ’. LIFE* 8ItOt;t.DYBR‘ U SEFU L A Y.VLL AS OHNAMENTAL: f|e Ink S fig tree by'llie wawidO. t came to it, rirtiL 'oUm| J.hff&'vl! X w /i tyWfrfa Tpmmfr E o rn ip rl.s 7.9H a n d m p re . A L L SIZIyH. thing but MVcs o n l^ M ^ ttb c THIS BE FOR DEATH ■ (From BJHrll) •' * Thla be fof Ufa) - r < A boufce, A Wife. ‘ A' b it of Iriendlf earth to till, A- tree, a bowerf’ " A1 vino n flower, Ami planto upon tho window *111; A hive, a 1b m , A kitchen flee, A kettle' bubbling on the atnve,. Blow ahadowa crawl Along the Wall. . *....... .............. — TO .gather In the fuelling grove; Men home, content J For hours well spent, yjfhllr kindly neighbors gather round, TUI comes the night Starred with delight . A M etlrred with mystorles of • • sound ......................................... And so to sleep, an ao to rest. All duties done, ’ all diily bleat. All sdiled by I/ive and Prayer and F aith; This he for Life: This be for !■ Dentlil, f .* ALUERT DOYLE. mM inirtly fil/pd the urjj ijrtiljdr that, mensur,- (PLUS FEDERAL TAX) to Europe, with millions there In the midst of winter, starving; about Ifparl, Harbor failures four years after 5iOy0. young AmericAns lost their lives because higher-upH fumbled; about labor-management agreements with thousandp striking; talk about — everything. But talk, theorizing and planning are all part of the democratic process. Out o f It comes that great force — public opinion, / TM real answqr is not always arrived at by so simple an expedient n» carrying the urn to the tap. AIho, thought jatldj talk hap! t/>. gp ipto making the quart measure itself. i % o wonucr wny. 11 wo vuuiu i » iut a lfl-i)UKa paper nt 2:00 •’dock In the-aftaraocm, w« cpnl ret out on H-paa*. priper of <ry lay. Whot, they didn’t, knov fi h a t we workHi u)l night on: that in-pagar. ■ * v <9g .»./ < r r --___i. . 13.40 DRESSES 11,75 DRESSES 10.40 DRESSES Iff mm were asked, 1m t t i f i ^ntaineJ V WwMw Comment ,\ It Is novor safe even for experienced professional DrPKlIQHtlcntora to forecast weatlicr over large areas or for any 6*tehslye U^ft o f time. The weather itself is seldom updqrv control, and-has a way of bringing the best laid fprecaats to disnster. But haying ridden along, with the meteorologists nmi S various, brands of Weather, so fur this winter, it seems name to a reckless editor, no lePst than a reckless salonal forecaster, to string along ’ with the recent , S ffratary byrne* i> highly ilfaaeil with the eucccm of the goaepw conference, he. eaye. Well 32fu-artr ^ c6H tfUBh winter that people »t leaat n n U ly s p f k l f e d . At win talk about, 'for, years to come. b e final dlhhfcr, the AeiocietaS, This of coprse is going out on a limb ns far ns the ?R ee’ reporte, IB ' toaata * were i« concerned. But surejy people in general hnve a IrtiMd After. U f n L " '* tf tr # ir f^utcT have been a ' auccea*; ' VL jT O ?RlJnlon at>p»t weather Just as they do about ^bJn*L Afld a n y w a y , editors are npb stubborn ubout Preiildent Trum »h'’wiy*: MI do a#’ KalldtM tNale^1l.< MnW JWjSgs they dph t k n o# a b o u t'A t least, hot very stubborn. ^Xopl — Plaids — Rayons — 098 Big selection of leatheretto bags, originally 1.98 and 2.98 HATS, Many Cut lo •/, PRICE 4.98 ANflBAGS ............ 2.98 JACKETS, Reduced lo . JUMPERS, Reduced I#; *1 1#1 11ETTKR HANDBAGS REBUGED H A TH . M any c u t to . Vt I’ltlC H Early. Bijc^ Special! Bargain Table #I>PS a»d EMDS . Lacc hose, tqfscel^nqpug. unflprwe^p w jm l e t ij ^ y GIRDLES Reduced to ................. - ...................... ■■ .* • » * ♦ ».%•* •. * ANKLETS, RedpqGd to ....... - - .................... ROBINS Reduced to ......................... 4r98v 6,98, SWEATERS, Odds, and Ends Reduced JEWELRY, many items reduced, ty, sporlpwenf- ituma last, l/2 PRJCE 5 SANFQHjp, FORUM, are *' you gam s Mi g tt • 'pw w tiSic^ver^reaS the rtvmort th k 1 HBnht, Who do n6t i believe * in Chriatlan" pflnelj to prAetire tt\e opjden liuleT. I' * -■ On Sale At i.mrnm' The trori? dsatlj, Of, e lErj o ahonlinK aceld expregiwna o f r evary quai iy jw iS S u i nltar po*il Fofm fiy priced 3,98. to 4,1 Big Selection qf new styl pdpg face* a aevef# teat la iheotnln* Greek' elecUon*/ 1 edyifd f i r M arth *81. The itW Itnportaiw* of the eleei Oii.tgta major weatern poa J noticed a fey, dkye ago an ort4*1* Ih yhur paj»ef explaining the amounte of monty that t|te Htuujfoad Department haa epent. In Semlnoja County and Drawn n r .County. i You Included. In that artlcla *ha amount to be epent on Ruul U between the two bridge*, and ta js wa* before tha work had s til it ed. N6w Harvard County haa gotten another contract of nearly? $700,000. fbr road building, i Don't you .believe it would' U fa ir tb compare tNI* amount tluit One Rack o f Excellent Valuy»I c a but extr$ gopd. v,alueg on \ l1I t Baincoats,.to 1&9&. Redded, Ip. Luilnet, that Brevard, haa haJ % w r , more money.than Semi­ nole County had in tRe pant ten r zeur# with, beet wl»hta. r v Uh i Im »ar with b u u . l n Greece could foully jeopbfixe DrllLh control J“ . * « “ * •» Conte, to 3^9%, Rfidined; Coats, to 19;9%;Reduced to ..... 2 (9 & S ta te d te , - .JlttedL*1 r • *<’ (, ■ O’ft * �\ * r V------ ■—— ’••^rvr&'trw * •* * ‘T* f, tu rrvT i m jZ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27. 1915 H IE SANFORD HERALDr SANFORD, FLORIDA .................. ...... ......... 1 !T F ^ r m al And Personal- Activities Open House Given At George flick’s Homo PAGE THREE ! Mrs. Kirchhoff And' Mrs. Perry Entertain Joe McCastln and George Eick Mrs. J. S. te r r y anil Mrs. W. Tele. No. 14» were hosts to their frfontla Christ­ K. Kitchhoff entertained friends mas morning a t the latter's home Chrixtmus . morning between the 116 .Wc„st Sixteenth- Street where hours of in:!)i) A. AI. and "1:1)0 Xmas Party Given an open house was held. Rooms P, AI. with nn eggnog party At Woman’s Club 4 of the Eick home were beauti­ given in the game room of the fully decorated with Brasilian pep­ Mnyfnir Hotel. I. Albert D. Stine, CSK. USN*. per, legustrum, polnsettlas and a FRIDAY The guest* were received by Miss --poris Halt nnd Wlaltc^i has returned to-duty aboard the lighted Christmas tree was placed An open Installation of the 104G Haynes entertained M rs. Perry who wore a creamy friends Christ­ ~........................... ‘ UHS Franklin after spending tho in the living room. officers of Seminole Chapter No. inas Eve with’ a colorful party holidays with his parents*„ yellow- linen sport frock ami Mr*. 2, Order of Enatcm Star will bo given at the Sanford Womans The guests were greeted liy the Klrchhoff who chose a tan gnhnrMr. and Mrs. William Harvey dine suit dress. held Friday a t 8:00 1’; AI. a t tho Club between the hours of 0:00 hosts in the living room nnd Friends of H. C. Moore will the birth of a daughter, Masonic Hall. mid 11:00 1*. M. The club house regret to learn th at he has been were served eggnog in the dining ahnoiuirc Tho room was colorfully deco­ — — - L ■ . A__Carol, at the Fcrnuld- rated was uttractively decorated with called to Elborton, Ga. to attend room by the Aliases Elise Hutchi­ Linda with arrangem ents of Laughton Memorial Hospital on son and Shirley Eick assisted by red and green streamers,' a' light­ the funeral of his father. sweetpen*. white nnd red glad­ New Year’s Party At ed Ala nnd Mrs. John Eick. A Madi­ ioluses, fern nnd snowy brnnehrs. Christmas tree, and silver stars #few Country Club which were suspended from the Mrs. Tony Pitchfard has arrived era cloth covered the dining Uhle Mr. nnd Airs. R. L. Spark* nn- Thp guests were served hy Airs. ceiling and also attached to the from the state of Illinois is mak­ end nn nrrangement of polnsqttia* nounce the birth of a son Jjiuic* Bradford Byrd, Mrs. George Huning her home in Sanford at 1015 and silver candelabru holding red Lenuood on Doc. 2,'t a t 't h e Fer- kel. Mis. f . Miller, Mrs, O. W. The redecorated S e m i n o l e velvet stage curtain. tapers formed the centerpiece. Country Club will lie the scene , serving the guests in- Elm Avenue. nald-l.nughton Memorial Hospital. O'Brien* nnd> Atra* J. W. Wodlcott. pf a New Years Eve party a n d : rinded Mia* Margaret HtiU, Mr*, -------| Those invited were: Misses Jean Mi--. Spark* i* the former Alary Tho table nrrangem ent consisted of eggnog bowls iwing placed at dance with all prospective inem- crank Hay, Mr*. D. B. Watkins Capt. Fran* W arner left today;anil Elisabeth Whlghnm. Angela Ellen Stapler. opposite ends of the table which bars and their guests being in­ and Mrs. Jam es Sands of Orlando. The serving table w h s laid with was centered with n beautiful vited. per, Joyce Hetzel, Winifred Lovoll, ■ The informal affair will begin a lace cloth and red tapers burned approximately two weeks then Dlton Baker, Natalie True, Eliza­ Les Souers Sponsors arrungement of drooping white tnev will retiurn to Sanford. gladioluses nnd swfcipcu* in nn a t 0:00 P. M. with music being in crystal caodelnlft-u. beth Dyson, Oleda Dyson, Ann Christmas Tea Dance original Those present included: Misses old French npern. furnished by a nickelodeon, it was Wiggins, Jessie Durden, Louise Mrs. Henry Zittrower, Mr. and Perkins, Alartha Perkins, Jane Approximately 150 guests announced today hy club manager, Jessie Durden, Shirley Eick, Elise Hutchison, Helen Hutchison, Es­ Mra. Cecil Zittrower and daugh­ during the , appointed The Les Sou or* sponsored -i called “M Whltner. Thigpen, Doris Hall, Helen Hutch­ telle H urt, Elisabeth Dyson, Oleda ters, Norcne and Joyce, of Ferntea douce Christum* afternoon hours. Dyson, Louise Perkins, Martha dale, Fla. spent the holidays with ison, M argaret Reitz, Af a r t h n at the Womans Club fo r. the AAlight, Susan Klrtley, Ann Maormer SNAS Sailors Adatpju^, of Orlando, Elisabeth Mr. and Airs. O. M. ZiDrawer. »ck of Orlando, Estelle HurC G re^ o ' T V Whighum, Mary Lynd Ross, Ann . . . good mixing and how!!! Spend Holidays Here Wiggitui, Brown, and ^ Cecelia Truluck. | “ ra lX !h ,? iV tih . du Martha Pei kins, LenaMrs. George AicFoster of New- thaAlso The parly was lovely in every Mrt. Jack Bolt, Mra, Rn.x.'*!". "Tr* M n""! rthroughout *• j ■ i Mra, uott, Mrs. Kno-1 ; . " " 1 "* tho detail belle Hagan,F Hetty Thurmond, huryport, Mass, arrived last week as was the PERKINS egg­ i, They coudldn’t go home for Mary l^dge and Cecelia Truluck. to visit her brother and sisternog affair Christmas afternoon B y f J PMra H P Ppj nH P PAT H H H i & BRTn'k"« .b n' Christmas Eve, stationed ns they in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert II. R1U ' Mr*nn'' Candlelight nndlclight d a n c . . . seemed like good ole times Also Mrs. Nicholson Ashby, Mrs. sic. \r?.,,k Mrs. w William Gilmour, and lng do,orntiohs. were way down in Miami where iRohley Bruce, Mrs. Thomas Kirk­ Knight. on* enjoyed throughout the to see the faces so many happy Mrs. Snm Alartina. they had been sent after a time land, Mrs. Edward ' Potter, Mrs. afternoon. The sponsor* for the people . . . The party given ny Also Air. and Mrs. Janie* Dy­ occasion -were Airs. Robert WtU of service a t the Sanford Naval L. A. Palmer and Airs. William Airs. S. E. Wester and son, CpI. CA nil FRINK ami MA RG ABBT Air Station. So a number of Gilmour. Hurry L. Wester, of Lake Mary son, Mr. and Airs. Burrell Hud­ Ham* and Mrs. II. N. Buyer. SPENCER Christina* afternoon ■ervice men and their familcs, gins, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. McLeod and Willard Connelly were guests Those at lending were Emily also was an attractive event . . , Also Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Altn homelike Christmas nl- mab, M pking . W. A. I.cfflci Mathew's, Mary Helen Fite, Toi ns was the Ci. W. SPENCERS Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Hud­ over the holidays of Mr. and Jr„ Mr. and Airs._______________ nford, • si apphnei r e came hack to Hnnfbrd, ■ Airs. Birger Wester of Lakeland. Jr, Mr. and Airs. Edward Higgins Livingston, It e t t y , Matthew*, Dee. 22 . . . ALBERT FITTS had gins, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hig­ to the________ USl), |(a____homeP Mnwns y f r o i n gins ’ Jr.. Air. and Mrs. James Crapps, Anne Lovell. Mary Ann Wiicl- old friends In for a chat and reJr., Air. nnd Mr si Charles ne to hostesses-who hostesses who hat had taken C. Hurt, home) Mr. and Mrs. John B. Lansing Air, and Mrs. David Smith, Mr. chel. Evelyn Mathews, Kuy Shoe­ rrcahmeiita Chiistnins afternoon Air. and ’Mrs. Jennings dnuiy interest in them, and to a kindly L. Hurt Jr., Mr. nnd Mrs. Russ of Cambridge, Mass, are spend­ and Mrs. Larry Johnson, Mr. and maker. Sophie McDnugntv Hetty . . . HELEN and DAVID SMITH USD Director Joe K. Hall. ing ths holidays with Airs. Lan Mrs. Gen* llrrrluoii, Mr. anil-Mra. Anderson. Mr. and ,drs. Herbert Jane Copeland, C 'therinc CSnrk.* gave a beautiful opru bouse affair Hcrheii Hill, Mr, and Airs, Clyde1 Shirley Moreland, Svlvli. Meisc l, Dec. 22 tho MlTASIAN-KICK Hurt, Mr. aud Mra. Jennlnga H urt.. Nancy William*. Lylllan lloy|»<. morning open bouse eggnog party Christmas rv* m otv iinm-ml flaw. Alr. and Mr*. Junu* l)>*on. K 2 S I T H . S Z . • a S S U . r J ^ t M r , and Mra. Gene lU lr to n ; Mrl — -----.. „ : Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight.1 1 , Ju d y ' Cmdedge of A tlanta, lam-t | was iust tlie ticket for Cnt'islitUu m ^ -lrrrVhntlo.s nmi o '‘ni1 (tick Gillespie, Mi. .m l Miss Theo \ ickery of Key t t eat Mr. and Mrs. James Tei-willlger. Hel«el. Bailie Monism.. Myr . morning with everyone singing rh l i« o I Mr»- Ed Whilner, Mr. and Mrs. Dew to Sanford for the holidays' Mr..and Mrs. Frank Woodruff III, .Southward. Charlotte True. Judy the enrols . . . the LIONS party hoLsie* Alra K wmr.1 l l 1 mm w - D- Zacbry, Jr., Lieut. Col. an I bo ^ ilh her mother Mra. Lil-| Mr. and Mra, A. \V. F.pps, Mr. JollCBi Kif| „ 1Mhi t n .k ei .) at the Seminole Country Club Saturday was siuoulh a* mu . , . and Mra. t>. U uranum, aide: b / . 'r .h“‘; « “ f t 1"' M riund * sai.ors, hnd ptu up. . ' U ,l“ey' m 1/ ' “ ' '! Unii] .. . . JJr*Davis of Orlando, Atnignret Di igfelder, Dorothy those cHckon-sulud and Imin MindA t n , Piui iis»ti til . me nirnnlttir. AlTt Mr. ami Airs. Rick Gillespie. Mr. Crumley. Kathleen Bitiwoek, Jean tvidles ; el veil with ro ller during a e M rtin r“to US ‘il ‘ huVi" ’ v T T 'E m heels, Mr. and Mrs. William! « [• ll"d V7.’ S' the dance weic perfect . . . Mil. sDec ^ r a d 'n v ’ Rira - ,1! Vlhlcn. . Mr. and Mrs, 'V. illi.m - chlldran and Mra Bailie fl. Blau and Mrs. Carol Blanc, Mr. and Sayer, Barbara Rucker, Hetty and AlllS. WHITNER weru on -y s i u - imi | a t " - U" r-..J’" |. . J-. i - ”a y i T City N. C. are Mrs. Ralph Coryell, nnd Mi. and jjum in, Mury Anne Guilrwny, hand and having a good time . anil Mrs. .W. F. Mra. Dan Mitchent. Camille Batten. Mildred Bnhxor, the RAMSEYS came through aAlso Rol -rl Wilson, Dr, John and Bette Ward. gam another pre-Llon party Morgan, Nell Poaell, Harry GrimAlso Glenn Lipglc, Rlchai l ulfich with j lentv of fun . . . tho “ Coin'e Aero*#". Biinnn iliiijtfaidor, 1111 IT was puarvluutv ^ r- »1''1 Mrs. Jan u s Terwllliger, ^ r*’ ,*T,Ph ' V*nier Hall, Lester Guthrie, WillnrJ Wnl- Sliigtotarv. eggnog for MRS. & f Dr. and Mra. Allen Fields. ^ J l t o t i . Sue and Frank, have lace, llowaivl Knott. Lieut. Robert Gene l^G ette, W aller Scunn dc, C LID E HURT party anil MRS. J. L. went to church services, then came and Mia. W. C. Hill, and Mr. ami ^ tu rn e d ‘ to Jackabnvjlle after Bcdbrook. Tonv IlmMiestun, Dud- Jimmy Cooper, Joe Wnl her. At m 1V°3.Cf b its } la s t Bl Mrs. Malcolm Higgins.................... , spending some time with Mr. and Icy Cunningham of Orlando, Pete Domlncy, Howard Whelrhcl, llo- HURT, JR. was truly a success . . . the two young lailies are very nti1 H-onW A M U,Tne°v M l ° ? n C j I AU?M r? and Mra. Winston Hen- Mra. -Vk W. W arner at their home Mcro, .McKay Truluck, W aller lien Fnipeluthi "Finn*" Brumley, at tractive . . . dill you ' hear tho Haynes, Bruce Bolt, Braxton Per-’: " P u n y " Morclnml, Wesley Jackita ts . h '!« ■ « '. Mr- and Mr*. F ranklin! West Nineteenth Street. Bull Hope special Christina* pro­ kins Jr., Richard Dens, Paul l-c-- son. W aller Meeds Smith, K cu-, gram Bennett, Mr. and Mr*. Malcolm with two hour* of "those" Alr. anti Mrs. J. A. McKinney Blanc, Bill Klrtley, Bobble Daniels nctli l.cffier, Ralph Smith. Ken! Christmas Day w a s^p en I.oiko « r* Sterling Boll- nml two sunn from Goldiboro, jokes? . . . he *aid he hung his of Orlando, AI Wallace, Robert ny Bmilh. Bob fullum , Neil stocking up for ChriKinss and the N. C. are visiting Mr*. McI K .a « S r ‘ami p°ira r X ^ M r ^ a m i Kinney'i parents, Air. and Mrs,* New mini, Harry Brownlee. A rthur Powell. Bill Shoemaker. Ed Waul, next morning found lour Okla­ Branan, Clauds Whlddon Jr., ElHugh Whclcho), Jr., Itoliliy Jones e „ r t« «.cved , MW. Arthur Williams, Mr; and D. Stine, at M il Palmetto ton Mough|on Jr„ John Dunn, and Sieve Hodgkin. Ed Fielding, Dan homa families living in it . . . the S e N X „ * , T , trivifen M «. Dick Aiken, Mr. ami Mra. 1V. I.EE'S liarhcHpie is scheduled for Avenue. Gene Tucker. Bnttrn, P. B. Bueh, FToyd Coop­ tonight which should be tiuile un irfvate ( ' h z l s i m a s d i . • Norman Wedlklm , Mr. and Mr*. er,' Kminrtt Herndon, utid B < »!» Ser in tT . aven 'n S ^h V tw ^as a »■ N*’""*-"and .Mrs, event of good, jolly merriment T /Sgt. Curl ... A. .......... McWhorter ha* Crumley. f.s.'l , ro,-* „nd r i f t bm inra wr>o W- 'A. Adams. Jr.. Mr. and Mr*. ... . , . I heir food j* always tops Open House Held d r*f,^"l*m*nu John Courier, Jr.. Mr. and Mra. ih“n!^. “SSLJ!!!?- !® . . . C.K.T. John Airier and Air. mid Mrs. Dun *>*vnth» In the European theater By Eastern Stars mg tfu rty Mltchem Tonight a roller skating r ot w“r- « e is the son of Air. and ill l*o held a t the Codisown Rmin will Mra. U. r . MdV/hortcr on the WAKE UP BUSINESS / Arlundo. The party wilt leave the Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order Country Club Road. KEY CLUB f S O here promptly a t 6:110 o'­ of the Eastern Star, held upon By Advertizing In | / , The Key Club uf Seminole High clock, according to Mr. Hall. Tim School James Cramps returned house Christmas Eve a t Uw.honve This Newspaper \ A O Around the Christmas t'rvul which i* an ho no rary boyi* ojarty for hestesse*. scheduled for d u T ' composed " o f S o ^ o m o i e s , . dut v 'with' thei U. S. Navel of Air*. W. W, W arner on West plenty uf fun uml happiness was Nineteenth Street. The member* Friday evening ha* been post­ Juniors and Benior* will sponsorReserve In the Pacific theater of had this year by almost everyone poned to a later date,* Mr. Hull a formal *ubscription dance Np « aBd •* residing with his wife gathered at the W arner home . . . "the beat slnre 1U40" was and proceeded from there U > sing Years Eve at the Sanford Worn- 1' ”‘* d»uithter, Cheryl, a t 1800 announced. in the ease nt ninny, many Christmas carols to the confined true fnmiHe.i . . . whether you lemainan* Club beginning at 8:M P. M. Mn«nolia Avenue. members. * at Imme during Hit* huliday* The president of the club is „ . , „ _ V, In the evening the chap­ ed or Whether you dropped In to Glenn Lingle ami Dr. J. B. Root s s * ‘; (*er*W °- Adam* TJSML te rloiter member* returned and wore New Year’s Eve is the sponsor. The student* *n.l h“* n m v «* borne after spending served refreshments by Mr*.. W. visit friend* day after day . . . alumni uf Seminole High School ',vcr 0 5Jf*r Jj* J^P*1'- He III a t W. W arner assisted by Mi*. you almost always found yourself Mid-Nite Show are cordially Invited to attend. },™e Avinua^ for ^ 3 0 * day fur­ Ralph Warner, Mra. l i t t l e Nix. around the Christmas tree, didn't you? . . . tile ole tradition uf ex­ lough nftcr which he will report Worthy Matron, nnd Mrs. B. C. changing gift* . . . having sums MONDAY - Dec. 31st Moore. The living room and clinging a gift* . . . our American to Cherry Point, N. C. dining room were decorated with Open house policy . . having m i i i i u 11:30 t \ M. arrargeinetil* of polnsettlas and refreshment* for your neighbor* CpI. Albert H. Zittruwer a r­ . . , Ring Out The Old lighted tree was placed in the and friend* . . Just a little some­ rived Sunday to spend a 21 day aliving room. And Greel* The New furlough with his parents, Air. thing to draw your tics closer to Approximately 26 member* you and Mrs. O. M. Ziltrawer at participated Year At This Gala . . . to vhuw appreciation fur OPEN 12:15 P.M . DAILY in the carol singing their home o n ' Persimmon Ave­ kindnesses shown you during tho and called during tho appointed NEW YEAR’S RVE nue. CpI. Zittrowar is assigned hours. Thurs. - Friday year hy sending holidays cards SHOW! duty in the recruiting office in . . . all of these special gestures Alinneapolls, Minn. seemed to create so much happi­ Banquet Is Given For ness, wouldn't it be a wonderful William II. Vernon, Hdn H/c thing to continue them throughout Employees the recently received his discharge Purcell veer j . . At the PERRY* I from the U. S. Naval Reserve at KIRCH HOFF* eggnog party given! the Brooklyn Navy Yard and I* Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Purcell en­ in the Alayfalr Hotel Christman | visiting hi* wife and mother, Mr*. tertained the employees of their morning the delicious eggnog wu* | T. J. Townsend for the holidays. stores In Sanford, Orlando nnd mixed with a hand from Arkans­ Mr. and Mr*. Vernon plan to make Lakeland last evening at the Duba- as, New York, Virginia and F’lorl* their home in Birmingham, Ala. dread Country Club in Orlando With their annusl banquet. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. A. Ewanson of O. I. Cox, Curieo clothes re­ West First Street nad aa their presentative In Central Florida, guests during Christmas Mra. was the toastm aster and Warren Flora Marsh and Miss Jessie W. Parks af Orlando was the speak­ AIR STATION Kersey from Miami, Mr. and er. Leuvc lnt & Park Mrs. Edgar Bridge from W est Those from Sanford attending c 'O A f/A /C 3 0 0 / V / Palm Beach and Mra. Belle Barn were: Mrs. M. C. Stone. Airs. J. A. M. WATCH F O R IT! stead and Mra. Edna Barnstead W. Bryan, Air. and Mrs. C. B. 6:30 of Vermont iRudd and Mr. and Mrs. B. K. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I 7:10 Hardison. 7:40 Lieut, (jg) Charles Gayla has 8;ir> arrived horaa from duty with the U. 8. Naval Reserve In the Pacific 8:45 where hs has been serving aboard M. the I'.S.S. Robert Brazier. He 3:15 is residing with Mrs. Gayle and 3:45 daughter a t their home 12014 Magnolia. 4:15 titty Edilori Cecelia Truluck P p r i n n n l * ~ erSOTl a l Social Calendar f, M f e s w u r : ft S, a t purcnu>"r*■"dMr<-Roy Sara SssTJSa."“ rh”“- * “• S .“ =2 «»■<**-»«>•■ s 5 (S ? .ta isssaz: t S & I-. KKNTlMENTAte .FORMF.R MAYOR DIBS .. ■.* LAGUNA BEACH, Calif., Dec. L a k e l a n d . Dee.. 27, <>p i — 27. (JP)—T h e -C ity of Lngunda' Tho former imtvor . of Kluood, Beach. Calif., was justly proud Indiana, Orla Waim, died nt of its loudspeaker system which Morrall Hhspitnl In Lakeland. He broadcast Christmas c a r o l s ' ennie to laikelnnd two weeks throughout tiro holiday season, | ago with jri* wife. The music was audible a mile away. But it was a different story at 11:00 o'clock Christmas morning when the stillness wit* For Your New shattered by the strains cf "Silent Night." Police found a scrvifcmnei sitting bcwlde the Year’s Supply and phonograph. Said he; “Guess I'm getting sentimental." NEW YEAR’S DANCE GALA NIGHT ak the OratiRC City Hotel — Wiley llnrrcll ami hltt Orchestra f e a 1 u r I n g ilerl (inns. D i n e nnd D a n c e .. Cover t’hnrKC for couples. Come oul and have a big night. ORANGE CITY HOTEL Hunting- Trips —See— Bill’s Package Store and Bar 112 W. lal. Phono 880 In (he meantime . . . . . Huy- .More Honda for VICTORY! 6 S ? iW - 'S " £ - :, Esauj* ■ Complete Wheel Alignment Hill! Balancing Service TERRACE TALK flk b g k HOLLER MOTOR SALES 208 W. la l S t. , J A /A N I’ll. 0 2 2 __.« R d SANFORD TRANSIT SYSTEM ANNOUNCES A CHANGE IN BUS SCHEDULES EFFECTIVE DEC. 31 V tTO ? Reunion Is Enjoyed By Lloyd Family \g H i t t lO«** Sunday - Monday WALT DISNEY’S PLUTO — in—— mini Casanova’’ VTS 40c Mr. and Mra. E. E. Lloyd had a family raunion for tho first time in Iff years a t the home of their daughter, Mra. L. M. Swain, a t 1199 East Fourth Street on Christmas Day. The Swain home mas decorated in a Yuletlde theme vrith a lighted tree and holly. Those present wore the five children of Mr.' and Mrs. E. E Lloyd and tbelr families which Included L ieut R. Uoyd. U8NR, and family of JacksonviUs, E. .£. Uoyd, Jr. and fsrtdly « Driver*. V n ' James Elmore' Uoyd ahd •family o f Norfolk,' Va^ Mra;w rm a« L e n to * a n d . fhrnl r of NOTICE! CHANGE IN STORE HOURS Effective at once, our elure hourjj taill be: • MONDAY — TUESDAY Q ■ THURSDAY — FRIDAY O WEDNES- g to | ^ 2 SATURDAY to £ O 8* 8 HILL HARDWARE CO. CET0WN PLAYERS T hree-A ctM ya VW — »' M -------------------- « Thriller 4:45 5:15 • 5:45 6:15 6:45 7:15 7:45 8:15 8:45 9:15 9:45 10:15 10:45 11:45 Sunday LAKE MONROE Leave la l & Park A. M. 6:15 8:00 10:00 P. M. 12:15 2:15 4:00 6:15 Saturday Night Only 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 Hchedule name week day Sunday Schedule P. M. 2:15 4=00 6:15 8:15 CANAAN CITY A. M. 7:15 P. M. 2:15 5:15 Sulurday 2 P. M. to 12 Midnight ( CYinlinous Service Sunday Schedule P. JV1* 1:15 3:15 5:15 7:15 OVIEDO* Saturday Only A. M. 8:00 I*. M. 12:15 '4:45 9:15 PLEASE CLIP THIS FOR REFERENCE Reginald and Rita Goode Play ran two yeapj on Broadway Admiaalon 50c — $14M I I y �r , “_ . * . - *' * ■ * ................. .... * T lfim SD A Y ,. DECEMBER Jg?f IM S P A iJ K J O D B Funeral service* for L. II Smith/ dispatcher -for the gtuna'»fiJackson timiuii lujr me villa Term mill t'ompnny, and who lo r 10 yeuis wus employed l»y the Atlantic Const Line l(nllr«inl at Snnfirtl, werc>4rl<l Saturday ONLY RESIDENT MILITARY ACADEMY IN morniliir a t the Estes Jrause k FLORIDA W rafl R E S j / I I V E OFFICEI1S Funeral Home. He died Inst Thur« TRAINING COIUHL-DaaHfnated H onor Military day afternoon nt n Jncksonvllh) 8ebool by U.. S. W ar Department. Fully ac­ afternoon at a Jacksonville huspi* credited by Southern Association of College* tnl. " arid Secondary Schools. Individual attention. Mr. Smith was u member of Separate Junior department. All branches of tho Methodist Church of Jacksonathletics. Reach recreation center. Aviation villu, und hud formerly attended training available. All-Inclusive rate. A limited Georgia Tech University nnd the numlicr of enrollments will be accepted for University of Florida. period commencing January B, 10(11. For further lie is survived by the wife, Mr*. informatl&rt address Col. W alter D. Mendels, Lucille Smith; a eon, Gerry Lester Pres., Florida Military Acudcmy, St. Peters­ Smith; two sinters, Mrs. Helen burg, Fla. * Hopkins of Hoston, Mass, nnd Mrs. Lucille IJreischer of ’d inter I Garden; three brother*, Hryan Smith of New Port New*/ Vo. and Fred C. Smith of Tullnhussee, ' and K. II. Smith of Sanford, und two mints, Mr-. I,. S. Harvntd nf Jncksnnville and Mrs. _A<"ieH hospital. • 'Venetian Styles PCBDEMY • I D O U B L E THE lE^U T V Gold SHORT ON FIRSTS MIAMI. ,Dee. 27, (/P)—Jockey, Job Dean Jessup ,«i\,red v»i.c yesterday til Giltfstromn Park. However, nnlv a Inst , mlno*e splurge of winners cun. otinble mirrors • ..W ooden F r a m e d mirror* Of • £ VJ2UR Frame 1 Full mirrors tops, 'windows' and mirrors. w h a t SENKARIK GLASS & MIRROR CO. 114 W. 2nd 81. MIAMI, Fla., Dee. 27, (Spe­ cial) Seven memlwra of the Univcndtv of Miami footbn'1 tenm which plnys Holy C‘ioM in the Grunge Howl New Years afternoon have hnd prc-lndiir'.ion draft exam* In December anil "Oinc at loust will go into thf «prvlco soon after .the Orange Ilowl game. Eddie DelGrnmle and Ed -Moyer, first slrirry rn isi Mario DeMarco, guard who gain­ ed .honorable mention on tho Little All Amcrirn. Paul f a n celleri mid Cnrlo I. ill norm, second tenm ends, Donald Deerwester, reserve fnllhprk anil Ed In jaychock, letternmn halfback, have all been given the raice over ns possible inductees. Tne Ilutrlceres lin’-e suvcTnt other 18 year olds on the squad too. MIAMI, Fin., Dec. 27, (Special) University of Miami’s 11)41 and 10in football teams each reared1 ’one touchdown on u punt return* mut in each instance the run was the lust scoring play of the game. Walter WitU ran Mime 80 yards against Tsxus A it M in 1046 w ith1 three .minutes to go. ONI OF THE LUCKIEST men among the-nearly VJJOO who. arrived in New York aboard the S3. George W ashington la F x td M cC arthy (above). Ot Ho*(on. Mas*. On.the hom ew ard voyage the ahlp yn-, countered a U-m lle-an-hour; cale d u r in g w h le h M c C a rth y Imp* washed overboard by a giant .wave. Luckily, another wave tossed blpi back on the ship. The ship brought beck hundreds nf G it end nurse* in time for Christmas. (International) f N lib ’llTI to'his h o ^ l p Albany. Calif., -ex: Marine Cpb John Diaz ii shown with his seelngeyt dog •‘Blir* aboard a plane at the Chicago Mu* nicipal Airport. Dial, blinded cm Okinawa.I*ahaarXuUx looking lots w ant, to Christmas at-homo with his wife and their two children, ‘Anna, 4. and John,* I. He has never ■e*n-hts t*ov r/sism orloeeP EXCEL 0,N ARMY FIVE lap rejdacp ffpidkcd/felo .................. TO ENTER HER VICE Phone .12(1 >5 i/ e r o ? \ : C d> Sf/A/t ? S 0 0 / V / : WATCH FOR IT! ............................ • * * • • • MIAMI, Dec. 27, (/P>—Fur the first time since 1041, tho Ormigo How| will have its brilliant New Year’s Eve parade, n war casualty during‘the last three years. The Florida Centennial will be used ns the them e'of the mining off­ ering. SIOUX FALLS, s . D. Dec. 27. UP)— S /S gt. Jack Stanton, former Loyola University ntlijcte, and Sgt. Lon Vaatola, ('^-Rochester luminary, arc starring for th« Sioux Fulls Army Air Field Ma­ rauders basketball team, In tho opening gam* they scored IB nnd Hi points, respectively,, We W i/I R e c a p Y our Present Sm ooth ADMIRAL Richm ond K. T u rn er, commander of amphibious forces of the Pacific Fleet during the war la shown oa he testified before the Pearl Harbor Investigating Com­ mittee In Washington, lie said that Great Britain Just before the Jap attack on Pearl Harbor wanted to move forces Into Slum, but the sug­ gestion was vetoed by the United States. (International foundphoto) Six Marine Cross Nation In Jaxi-Cab LOWER PRICES W AG ES Here’* how Gtmowd Elftetric’p in creamed production and efficiency have affected G-E workers, Average hourly earnings ......................... G .E. has an obligation to a eccond group o f people—the public. The public wants improved producta nt fair prices. "More goods for more people at less oast” —G.E.'s goal—is not a part-time assignment. It is n job for management and .worker nliko if G. E. in to keep growing, keep raising wages, keep making jobs for moro workers. 17 .................... A few figures show typical price de- for merit Htft 18 ?(&• IMtlltlMllllii ia•«*•!*• a«••*«* is ............ ; .......... (0 .......................... If ' a »y «l Rifrlgsrator ........ G.E. during tho war earned 4.7( on each dollar of sales. Of thip, AM was paid to its more than 200,000 stockholders, nnd the remaining sk -tenttii of a cent on each dollar was retained in. the business to assist in carrying on and expanding its operations. ' * A ll m oney earned over th is 4.76 was turned bsclj to the V, 6. Govern-' m eat. G -E cost-saving m ethods had made w h t goods for lew money than the Government expected. . These dividends have boon paid per ■here of common slock since 1935: m .70 1936 ......... .. 1.50 D A L E S ’ T eiQ pec. 27. ( W If the thought or the coat' of a taxi-cab trip from California to New York staggers y9ur imagi­ nation, consider tho case of six marines. They are making tho trip by cab and It will cost them far lesa than if they’d cnfne by a ir or train. r Tho Leathernecks had just about given up hope o f, getting home by New Year’s when cab driver dforry Arisohn of Los Angelee offered to drive them to the E ast Coast If they would pay the expenses. So the Marine*, .chipped in $20 each. They expect to reach N ey York by Saturday. for blc v ' firestone y iE e h c io v c C ham pions ■ A re A ^ a 'l a h l e toYou W e W ill fnuip and Your Buy R e c a p p e rf Tires DpJU, India, th at United State* surplus property In India wii) t e ■Old. to Iho Indian Government under term* of a n agreement reached lost Monday, The book value o f the properly la said to axcaed $6^,000,060.000. Howav.r, American . liquidation official* point out that the $50,000,000,000 figure does not repreectit actual sales prices. MIA MJ, M s. Dec. 2^, (Special) 1 Jack H arding have won sight ■me*. None of the chachea of i* eth er 12 M iam i'elevens won Iverslty of pave Q-E workers more , G.E. has mads jobs for times as many. 55,766 EL tod yasrs Ago. 146,000 r, and at much higher pay. IS THERE GOLD GENERAL ELECTRICS OBJECTIVE is to keep prices moving downward, keep wages ' ■ •• ■'*■ • "■ going ujty and to earn a fair profit. This c^lIIb for volume production, more efficient work and method*. W ith the help of eVery single employee, General Electric heUeyep \t can show our country, as it did in w artune,an example of American enterprise at its b*f* - h £ 9 f * ' V-■■.-*Uw« 4 £ £ Co r lo u r Transformer ' ‘ •f ......................... Overtime W inter D riv in g W hen .■4En4«e4r.-#f ’W-r — C-t Tires S a fe ty �/ / ■ t ? 'FUttBflDAV; PECBMBBft TH& 8ANKOBO H filtO tb, SANFORD FLORIDA PA G E two horses finishing in n dendhent ackftvardPuntFai* locked fur first nnii the otlier two rtrmifor third. Then thciv was this oddity, conScore Is Sports I■United by Urn Tourney, n,w riter lor . n \Vntervi|le, Mnlne.' nvwtOddity Of Yegj |taper■ (Shnlin?!.! ' Ht> tells the Atltmlu CtMfiwnjt-Bramiit fa AlUnlt, vcMe. Another California player, Kd Welch, raced bat . and scoopeti up the hall "on the 15-yard hpe. turning ho head.d for pay dlM. H5 ynrd* awny. He was about t» be tackled on ULCA's 40. when he laturall;d to I.erond. The piast­ er who made the had kick raced the rest nf the vvn> for a touch (lowh. It was the only score of the game anT virtually eliminated Dt I„A as a contender for the RnhBowl. Uaschalt's world scries n|j., came in for considerable comment in the sports oddity poll. One scribe voted the series in general ns the top odilllv of the yea.-. Other participants In the poll cited such incidents ns these: Chuck Hostetler’s tall belwejn third nnd homo 4hnt helped the Tigers lose the sixth game; the Alplumse ami Ortinls H E L P W A N T E D r- story this wny:- “ThV past summrr nn ardent angler hied to near­ by Mnssnlnnskee Ijikh nflei picke­ rel, Hr was huHcuMIng in a weedy region. He roomed n strik '. i.o hnil helndd, ltd pickerel, lint the haul enntnitieii a wizened fox and UlP fox hail it tlurk In' his motith." To jtdard ngninst any lifted eyebrows, Toomey mid*:—“So help me. It's tine." Conch dark Harding of the Mi­ ami font hull team- is oldie snli»fted to have hi* leant favored to •tin the Qran ire Ilnwl football .’time on New Year's Day. Most touches prefer to he ia •in underdot" role. But Harding M ieves it’s lucky to -h* favoietl. lie points out that Miami w is oirked to lose only to Genre ii and Michigan Stale during the punt .-en-oii. Ami the team h>-t All advertisements for situation* regular ebraolfltd rates, tde per tine lo r o n . inserUun D8c per P ie for three Iovert Ione 57c per line for 6 Insertion* K per line far 20 insertion! Minimum rate* . . . 30e wants* will be charged fee et the 'A^TMENt* district, P h o n e 2-1 O K I.A N D O , F L O R ID A t o u g h , t il t MIAMI. Fla- Dec. 22, (Speclol) Holt Wuterfehl, star of. the Cleveland Hams National Profes­ sional football team, lutd one of ids toughest football games ngainst the University of Miami when he was playing for Ft. Hen­ ning in HUM. The Hurricanes Intcrcepted seven of hie pnstes, on** of which was returned for n touchdown am i. (decked on? of'h is punts nnd converted that break into a touchdown too. O ut ol the service a n d into civilian lile? Protect your hew . a n d ptizod p o sses­ sions a g a in s t loss. Inauro through this ag en cy an d be cortnin your nooda aro ellectively cov'eredl H. JAMES GUT AGENCY Roy Wall (US M ellnnvlllc A ve. P lu m e Kl.T-M PHONES 78 ANO Ot—P pc»’h Sign, CONCRETE PRODUCTS (O . I), LA N D R E S S ) title I Dill. Itir» N . P atrp R lio Avve, CnnE^I*-' Pi|Hi, liu iltlin g K lark s, K t-airy-m ixcil I 'o n c re te , Si']|f)c (/m u r e lg F e n c e P tw l, W'ell. l.'urlw a n d P niijpr.ly .M arker* U A Y M lO N D M . B A L L , K K ^ Q K R eal E s ta te S a le s — R e n ta ls — M o rtg a g e Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co L o an s P h o n e 1211 D e p e n d a b le In s u ra n c e a n d H onda P h o n e 9fj() C0Af//VGS0Mf WATCH FOR IT! S % 111 G lenn S tre e t S H P W C A R D \ N D I’Q ^ riilL S TRUSTWORTHY * colored couple wanted to live on piece, (food people to work for nnd pert'ILL up with kvivscne and fuel 1 BAILERS - ,1/4 ton, all steel, manent Job and home if quail oil. two wheel trailers In stock M fled. Can use on«*‘or both now If. B. POPE CO„ INC. nit times • Speedy Sales & Ser­ Phone 4206, Orlando. _____ vice . ‘Phone 160. f WO FARMS FOR SALE—One NEW ^Remlngtq Electric .1RETURNED VETERANS 8 acres, tiled land, 1 .good well, blade razor { 0. Stafford’s GET SECURITY NOW WITH 3 story house, 1 car garage, I Service Station. OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED tool house, 300 f t West Lake Monroe Post Office, One TWO BEDROOM home in May- FIRESTONE STORES has goo.I —6 acres, all tiled, good well, 2 ■ fair subdivision. Includes solar oil lion open n o w . for salesman. salary commensurate story house, 2 story bam, V4 water heat*:, Venetian blinds, tarting mile west on Orange Boule­ central heating system and with your ability. Previous ex­ vard. J. W. Bell. 1-ake Monroe, modem furnishings. Property perience desirable but nut essen­ Thane Ilk ■ includes 2 W. lots with 160 foot tial. Apply hy letter only, stating ige-.-Ttrull trees age and experience. FIRESTONE STORES Is. Call 41 for 111 K. 1st. ST, appointment. KLKT Music, popular a n d TWO bulls, 1H yearn old and 4 HELPER wanted. Jimmie ‘Costandard, book musie and music yran’s Sheet Metal Works. months, l i be seen In evenings Instruction books A The Music or mornings. A. RlSsane, PaoTa Box in the Princess Theater Road, near Country Club. GOOD maid wanted. Bldg. Phono U24. CORN — ALL YOU (.1.86, Hunt's Tuxedo DISH washer and two rnaidk. iKCOKDH - All tile latest popu­ Store. Phone 368. Hell boy. Mayfair Hotel, Phone lar*, string music and album sets for Christmas gifts St your mdslc store. The Music WOOD circulating heater in go»-J MUSICIANS wanted: Sax, ilium, condition. Phone 117-J. , Dux in the Princess Theahvr trumpet, etc. Write Claiboume Bldf. E. Jones, Box 80, C/o Herald: This m aterial la very sti and durable. 22 Gauge. U Government specifications, la boat resistant and will rust. This Is surplus’ Mali and ie priced a t « I . 7 ( Colonial F u r n i t u r e R e f i n i s h e r s SKINS experienced, i'emriment work offered, Working conditions are excellent In u well lighted and ventilated p lan t Ad­ joining restaurant where lun­ ches may bo obtained. Forty hour week. Monday ‘through Friday. Life insurance pro­ vided without cost. Bus ser­ vice from Sanford ami Or­ lando. Apply in iierson at plant. funnvtown Togs, Cusselbcrry, Fla.______________ SLAB wood. (2.00 load, cut up nights. B U S I N E S S S E R V I C E slab wood, (3.00 strand, no deliveries. Oviedo Lumber end LADIES diamond solitaire ring, Supply Co., Oviedo. Fla. beautiful mounting; Platinum DODGE - PLYMOUTH bar pin, three diamonds, Schicu PARTS-AND HEHVIUR Diilmvtll n A V i* . Phnrte* * electric razor: metal bed with USED TRUCKS springs; oak natrack. Excellent NO prospect o f new trucks. Mec condition, reasonable. Phone WASHING machines repaire«l— the need for trucks by buyin, 183-W,_________ ___________ and all home appliances. Cald» one. of our dependable use. well General Repair Shop, 707 trucks. 4-ROOM house—lights, water, North Mills, Orlando, phone HOLLER MOTOR SALES paved street. Easy terms. Near 2-1072. Prompt service. 20it W. let. Bt. Oviedo. D. D. Daniel, Oticdu.* Expert Auto Repairing WE ARE fully equipped and Barfield A Jackson know how to raetip your tires. Lost and Found In connection wilh Nutural rubber or synthetic, Yates Auto Palat A Body Works w j, protect trie sidewalls of your tire. Jones Tire Shop, LOST: One pair of tee tongs «nd AUTO PAINTING Cor. le t end Elm, phoqe 608. lee beg on Osteen road. Find­ By C.W. "P a t" Johnson er please return to Squire , W right, 712 Loedet Avd. m 16 year* experience in auto *and FOR SALE "->0— IT 1, |r« hex. um rnftpalntlng. Sanford’s popu­ At Ceiling Price* lar paint aulhorhy, ' 1, 1340 Chevrolet 3/4 ton Pick-up LOSTk Two weak* ago, vicinity HOLLER MOTOR SALftR . 1040 Ford Vi ton etake of 20th SL and Park Avqiuic, 1036 Chevrolet 1 Vi ton long gtvy, part Persian mala >*t, wheel le w platform MOTOR TUNB-UP nhewers to name of ’’Smokey RF Ml ON LB COl! NT V MOTORS Factories recommend It every Joe”. Phone 8123, Reward, *103 N. Palmetto Phone *101( 6000 milce or twice a year. RsBLACK whrel shield loet Satur­ eantial to efficient car pirforday morning. Reward. Gall mance. Our axpert mochanice and (;iRCUI*ATINO aitod and coal Herald O ffice Sun Motor 'Analyser assure sadshcnlcr, good comlitlon. Mrs. J. Morrison, 417 W. F irst St. HOLLBR TWO hound pup* from deer sad LOST: fox stock, 3 fi months old, I * named ‘opper. Call 2(2. mile west Country Club. Ivy Nettle*. * MALE Toy Boston Bull. Phone cook stoves, backed by 10 j r u n ' -xpdrienee. t Pbona 701-J. ' COPENHAGEN Cabbage plants. Call 7V6-W, Georg* Steel*. DO YOU need a plumber 7 Ckll METAL ROOFING Roy WalL licensed and'expert^ DMlkialttJ erUivtiuii. In Stock — Quick Shipment 6 , MVM Crimp pud Corrugated W A N T B » W ,.« © ) iT style* end Flat sheet*. Made A n tiq u e o r .Modern f u r n i t u n 1 re ju tiiv d ntul rt fin ish e d by e x p o rts o f lo n g o x p eriertco . \Vfckc S o ts painted*. P r o m p t so rv ico . F re e o s tim a to S a tis f a c to r y w ork g ii a r n i i t m l . PLU M BIN G FOUNTAIN girls. A Service, Sanford Station. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING* PHONE 148 OR BRING-YOUR A a .'t* THE SANFORD MEI F u rn itu re R epaired a n d R efinished U cpttir w o rk tt sp e c ia lty FriM> e s tim a te s . P ro m p t se rv ic e A ll w o rk g u a r a n te e d 3IRL for 'soda Fountain at-- Loti eV's Drug Store- Pdrt time oi full tint*. ■ F IV E n tc h \ H Y ou w a n t y ‘ B e*t tsL aae T im o th y ............ V nc & hfpfiissert ..................... j *U« lfu ii N ew C ro p UNKLE HANK S a n fo rd , F lorida. R oom 4j F lo rid a S f a le H ank B a ld in g —' SEZ Alpo n c o m p le te line USUALLY TH'GUVlVlATS j HANDIN’ VOU OUT FREE. ADVICE OH MOW T ' MAKE (A M IL U O N O O U A R E .— '— — T uxedo F ecd e & A rm o u r'd I'e rlilig c r • T ire s a n d T u b e s M ak e o u r M o re y o u r S to re • FIFTEEN CENTS OF HI5 OWN W a sh , INilisli \ TUXEDO FEED W jix • J a tk IL idin Dull K. IMurriaun C »r. 2n d S im fo rd IMtone :*r»H >11. N o r I h P n rk j HABIT SPECIAL NOTICE playp nn im p o rliu iL p a r t O ur experience should qualify us to "give motorists “free advice." Opr best bet for keeping your car running smoothly Is to have your tire* checked regulaily, the oil cham-ed often, and u«o only the^ bast gae and oil from the KKM1N0LL TIKfc SHOP. INC. In ovorynim !# huccchh. . . w ell Krrn»m«‘d Hhoiijtl he H tarW j,' tm riy . ‘FI, 3 to 5 Day Dry Cleaning Service , 5 Day Laundry Service Wp. rncomrnqn(l. tlmt new cuslunier.s ueml their luundry lustt three dnya of week. Phone 475 s m iw ii Y o u r c lo th e s w ill In st lo iu fer if re g u la rly c lean ed nut SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. LAKEY DRY CLEANING CO. 110 E. Sod l\*HOA GRAMP. >TTA n - L'ltune 47S |,hon, YEAH feT-E HOVAr. LOOK’S FR O M ’Hdll IT 'S Al M O ST F^OUfi BIG V & Q E ! rh 'JV AAAWIKlt M A K S A AhinV'CTY KOV. I CAN H E A R V L G .B u r I WANT VOU r o g o FifT^T, A n d r e M EM B ER WHAT l TOLD M 13C B L bA N E 9U S By PAUL ROBINSON B I A K ET! ft SL,p ,MejOMS phonbrttayou tribuUng Co., P. O. I S U / l M 6 .\ O U Q MC O L A . S O N J I’LL B U Z Z onea a n d GOA STW C WWAT'S WE o n s , O o c Jd f, 2, H A D A D A T ^ W IIW BU T i r w a s o n l y A -s ~Zr\ T R A P/* NOW 1 KNOW 1 W H O S B E E N GSTTIN: T H f ia O y S T D B R e A t: THEIC D A T E S /r - a n d a u . Al o n g I THOUGHT* « r i r “ i r w a s y o u ,*| |j VOUIZ LMC1C VMtU.CHANG( 81 ,f] If ^ Ij li . »i i , j �ft 1« ttM -v • A, Kf ; •"T & g yr w - . THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFO RD,“FLORIDA PAGEjsiX;;. j ___ ____ REAL ESTATE-BROKER With JULIAN STKNSTROM MICHAI.I) SPORTS HIIITOK YOU DRIVE IT! PHONE 200 STRICKLAND-MORRISON, U-DRIVE IT, INC. we doubt s*rlon*tr if I’roetor in aa *ood a coach a* Mr b and certainly hi* anoihtan.T to Licb didn't pro* duce a winning combination. Then, too. the odd* are pretty high that any new head coa-Ji ia koin* to name hi* own aaalatanta before he would accept the Florida apot. I'mctoi Maid that ho probably had excellent connection* with the .*iute * high school principal* and roBi-he*. That’* fine! He’ll need GAINESV1LLB, Dec. 20,—When it to fill that Ifi.OOO a year Job a* talent scout for the Gatora to Ho McMillan, Indiana University, which he was appointed laat'week. cotnpurfd Ida joy over hla notnln..Proctor should fill that position lion aa "Coach of The Year," to okay but we’re in favor of a com I the touchdown he made against plete new coaching staff a t our Harvard while playing with Ce»state university. I tor College, two University nf Mr. Byrd J. Goode, president | Florida men recalled that day. of the Srminule Gun Club, came It wan bock In 1U21, and Center In to see us the other 'day after College wna playing a stronger we had published a request for | Harvard , McMillan made hi* facilities to be made available '.Jouchdowntu rn th at put Center ahead to returning veterans who would I" - to ,'ontinue their marksman­ by a 0 to 0 margin. Later . In the ship practice. H# said th at he game Harvard called it* number I , . - r . ’rst plans in mind, and one play nntj ran to Center’* five would do what he could to-work yard line—but a Harvard End was out something along thla line. offside. The head linesman who Mr. Byrd approached City offi­ called the offside penalty was u cials about the possibility of g e tt­ former Vanderbilt halfback and ing the use of the range situated All-Southern sta r—John J- Tlgert, at the Naval Air Station a fte r it now president of the Ulvcrnlty is deactivated. Mayor Edward of Florida. Higgins has Informed Mr. Goode In the stands that day was an­ that he doesn’t think there will other University of Florida man— he onv question that we will get Prof. John W. DeEruyn, assistant professor of music and director j of the Gleo Club. Both Dr. Tlgert I and DeBruyn recall the play on i which H arvard’s near score was culled back n* a famous sneak piny. Because of th at one rl-iy Harvard did not number the play­ er* Jerseys, thus making f.,r greater deception. McMillan Is Happy Of Nomination As Coach Of The Year Phone 732 RENT A TRUCK (>/2TON) THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1945 _________ p?r ' Anyway, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS RENT A CAR » ’* Thc head couching job a t the University of Florida remain* un­ filled.- There ate two well known | foothill] men in the *latc who ure I still interested in being assigned to the position. At Uogcro, form­ er Clearwater high school coach und currently mentoring the Flori­ da Military Academy eleven nl St. Petersburg, has expressed hi* desire for the nomination. Carlos Proctor, nssi*tunt couch at Fioridn during the reign* of Dutch Stan­ ley, Josh Cody urn) Tom Licb, ha* announced that he 1* definitely Interested in the position und hints openly that he sees no reason i why he shouldn’t have It. He de­ clared that he had no trouble with cither Stanley, Cody or Lion, We’re rot In a position to say whether Proctor is or not a good coach. However, we still think that the Slafe Hoard of Control should go ahead and 111=hi E li 1=111=111 For Rooms Of Charm I “Where Customers Send Their Friends’ HAPPY NEW YEAR HOME CONTROLLED" 204 East First Street Sanford, Fioridn Open Mon. Till 7 P. M. Closed New Years Day S p e c ia ls For F rid a y ^ S a t. & M on d ay POTATOES 10-lbs. 49c tv'e* i, m ( EGGPLANT lb. 10c CAULIFLOWER lb. 15c CARROTS 2bunches 15c Or . YAMS 3-lbs. I ’Fesfe 25c SPINACH Ire fe r, k lb. 15c LETTUCE head 15c RUTABAGAS lb. 04c ORANGES 5 lbs. 33c NOTH I; TO t l ' I ’KHA TO! MABHK* I K K la it r . lt . kill W .-sl IIT t l i K l r r r l . |.nrtm- n, 31, N r n Y o r k . New Y o r k : Y o u tirr liarn ti, I r -iu lr ril lo |,i»-iir In the «• m i l l K n u r l ••! ifrin i. uni, f u l l III J, K lu rlilu . In f h u t i r . r . . •>n tin- Til, d a y o f J a i M IT j . I3IG. In a r . r t n lo su it fo r illvor--o nio,,.. ill p -iu llm i vh I'1,I i - im la lr il I I I lr i w lilrli Is W t t i' r || fla tte r, i.ln in '1 /'. v rra u a M a rh e lli- Kialie r, ile fe iu la u l W IT .N K M N my tin m l a ini o f r i e l l - l u l n l Hunfiird,' K lo i ilii, t h is . H i i|>X o f l>eram l,*r, i n t i 1 ■■r * Lja^l1J-.?**>.*y~ijjy ii. |*. ufellNlM.N’ lly ■>. I. ilmil. f lr r h . * f l r i ult f o u i l C C Ir c u ll C o u rt fl. r k . S w li * > O T I» K Ttir r e g u l a r minuiil n irM ln a til t h e aliareliulijera uf Til* Himf.inl A t la n t ic N a t i o n a l Hunk w i l l lohrid i-t ih » hanklUK limwr la Kjiufnrd, Klorltla. mi tvnln*«<1*>, J a n u ­ ary !>, IMS. nl t w o n’rlu rk I*. M for I lie e l e c t i o n of tUrcrloi .1 nml Ills IrHiiHurtlon o f 1 iii-li othwr liualI i . u a MS Olay iiropt-rly ro m n b efo re Hie m * r l ‘ng. C a shier It. K Mann, Cold Preparations Bleached Walnut Bedroom Suite LIQUID. TABLETS. SALVE. 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S 20 Mule Team ra n Del Monte Corn 14c KRAUT u is. s . SanaaalS J l H f a r BORAX lb. 15c RAISINS 15 oz. 15c POTATOES Yaw Caws’*. It*, gsa (all BEANS "ean 14c BLEACH OU Ha. S caw Kraft's V r t,M l» WAX BEHANS 10c CHEESE SPECIAL! ila k . lr k A fter Christmas Special. Platform Rockers In a wide selection of covers and styles. Comfort plus for your living room, den or bedroom. K iW rwa«fr n i M 10c a lb. loaf 65c 4 RICE 3 lk pkg. 36c ill 2 9 * 9 5 up piib BLACK FIGS 20c ‘•’■ rtra ’a H w tti H r t t f l . ISa a » * * . A P P L Y C H I B * OPi Brittle Candy - 49c GRAHAMS ■ la k u r , icow “'l8c Mb- < raw m M irn i 2 cans 15c �* P 4> , In U nity There te Strength—THE WEATHER To P ro to n th e Peace of the Worldi To Prorooto the Progrens or America) To Prodoe# Prosperity for Sanford. J^-^M O S T L Y Cloudy with *ho»ers and thunder-lurrris thin afternoon and tonight. In creating ilolidinrss, slightly cooler Sat* unlay . AN INDEPENDEN’T-D AItV NEWSPAl'EK VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 Japs Handed Two Setbacks In 24 Hours * SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY.' DECEMBER 28, 194j> ’• StornvBattered Ship In New York • Curfew Placed ’ On Residents Jerusalem Four Power Control And Stripping Of Emperor’s P o w e r H it Hard In Japan •„ (» r **m »u w F itu ) The people o f Japan ate swallowing hard t o d a yl. They've been handed two s tiff do.se« o f medicine with­ in jl single 24-hour period. Yesterday they learned o f the forthcoming changes in occupation machinery for their conquered land — changes dictated by the Big three In Moscow. Today they are contemplating a proposed change In their constitution which would completely atrip their Emperor of all political power*, leaving him simply as a figurehead. For the Japanese, the second dose, th a t concerning the Emper­ or, doubtless Is of greater per­ sonal Interest than tne big three decision on occupation policy. Af# te r ell. they m ight reason, the oc­ cupation will end some day. While It is upon them, there’s nothing they can do about It. W hether they esrve a single m aster In Tokyo or a four-power control council and an 11-power fa r eastern commis­ sion probably will not make such a g reat deal of difference. Hut the Em peror and his posi­ tion In the state — .th a t's some­ thing else again. The whole orientation of Japanese life has M been determined during recent history b y w hat is called the Tenno System. T hat is, the whole body of doctrine upholding the dlvme rule of the Emperor. It la quite true th a t the doctrine of the Emperor's divinity is a com­ paratively recant one In Japan. And It also la true th a t it was foisted an tfce people by ruthless m ilitarists Intent on winning cimpleto power in order to fur­ th er their own plans. Thousands Associated Press leased Wire NUMBER 7ft- GM Threatens To W ithdraw From Hearings Distributing: Bread To Hungry In Berlin Enforce Retions A f t e Y K i l l e d By [bings, Gunfire Will Have Nothing: To Do With Fact-Find­ ing: If Prices And Profits Considered I.EM, l>^. 28, (A*>—A has Lecn ctamped on d Jewish residential Jerusalem while Inuf bombings and gunIng carried on. At roons hava been klUhavc been Injured, Id to be almost WA while belmetod firientorce the re a trio l keeping thnrrsands Irted to their liumes. Forces and guvernnro exempt from WASHINGTON. Dec. 28. CAP) — President Trum an's plane h sn . landed safety lit Washington. The-Sacred Cow gut down at 2:28 I'. M„. eastern time, ' j WASHINGTON, Doc. 28. (AP)— Tito General Motom Corporation served notice to­ day that It will have nothing to do with government fact­ finding If Its prices and pro fits ure considered us evi­ dence. The Corporation an­ nounced th at it will with­ draw from the hearings if day truckloads of dvilii seen rumbling up to (! racks for quevJnn*. [p g • l m .T! ,radio „ ks, car# and] 5,090 uiiwiintc Iterlin iwanted -lews Ifom pride and profit data is tn#d as militarjf.IWflWie# ’ are .^ ro lU n g llB R E A lJ IH SHOWN BEING DISTRIBUTED In H the streets. In Tel AvW, wiMreCpulshd who had ju st arrived ifi the (lermsn capital They spent fivt wetk «n a train, during winch evidence'In connection with the the whole city is under Curfew,flmany suffered front starvation. Most of thsnt left their i W r m ‘he rare of ihe t 'n itid Noli,ms CIO demand for a 30 p#r cent per day to wage increase. General Motors eimiler precautions have bee [Relief and Rehabilitation Administration. The broad is rationed at the »•>««- uf one loaf l Intel imtinmil) accused the Auto Workers Union taken. Parachute troopers arm [every four persons. nf .trying to enter the very heart with machine guns are standliiL, of management, and said th at guard, some of them in con taled] AFTER BATT1.IAG A TERRIFIC STORM in the AUanilc, the light rooftop positions. to yield to such a demand would cruiser, Philadelphia is shown a fte r docking In New York with ncr mean the end of free enter­ Witnesses are quoted us liuvin prise. decks losded with returning veterans from Europe. The forecastle said th at six young men ah deck of the storm-buttered' ship was buckled and a five-foot s trip 'o f their way to the Jerusalem poll The company attorney, W alter hull plating was folded on the Starboard liow of the cruiser. ' Gordon M erritt, pointed out th at building, where they pin, ed ex (International) plosives which turned the pine General Motors nas not rejected the CIO wage ' demands on into a shambles. Some of the grounds of inability to pay. He intruders were carrying pltdol*. First Kgt. .lames U. Colbert of milled tlmt profits and prices Others were equipped with boml tho ttlinrd Medical, Battalion, son are based on forecasts and a s ­ filled haversacks. sumptions — and the attorney A Jerusalem comm unique nays aK iw, Val.'',!,Vo[oo,,i, 'io M a n y P o s t s P l a n n i n g doi'lured that the fact-finding that a British asistnnt police Say§ French Blocking () f . board could nut competently paea superintendent, two British cons­ Effort To Restore .! " ,he C o n s t r u c t i o n ! on that kin dof information. Gantables and four South African N e w F a c i l i t i e s end Motors, ho siibl, will iwt military police were among those A German Economy g'ft* open its honks for that purpose killed. -----------[the Army «l t tuup 11 li Cnntplx'li - laissing Post utiles* oriturril to do so by Con­ At the same time, terrorists a t­ FRANKFURT, Germany, Dec. ColtMtt served In / Krunce tacked the district police head- 28. nn nil high of .137 mom- gress. The new chief of Am eri­ (icnimny ntnl was i**spoiisilde The chairman of the fact­ Did otliei American l.i'ginn quartern a t Tal^Avin and.attem pt­ To_ _ Cooperate Dog: Racing: Plant To Agree Occupation Forces In Gei • the discipline, getieml genert . . i nhunltli finding panel, Lloyd GarrUoa, and J . *, , mi ed ua roid on tne the ituynl Ruynl Engineers Engineers* can , . , , .w ,'11postsiln the state ilnllv reporting many—-General Joseph T. MeNarm ilitao pet,„.e. immediately announced th a t tHig training of enlisted' I f N o M o r e Dutch larm a store a t an exhibition ney—issued his fitst monthly re ­ sonnel Begin Operations of the .163rit Medical lluttu- diction wn- today iiiiule that. investigation will continue even grounds north* of tho city. Ap po rt today as United States Mili­ llon. lie correspond cnee, Florida membership, snuld hit an if General Motors does withdraw. Tirr o o pp ss Imported Arab telephone operator wss re* tary Governor. Like his predeces­ prepared answered On Monday Evening or supervised the pro- all limp lecord -of 60,00:) duritig Garrison said that the penal polled killed Ig the attack on tha a A e d o s l e d J n p a n o s e , t h u u n d ' • Eisenhower — and parstlon uf the rjp o rts and ofliei- the roniing yuur, ueeording to would not change its previously district headquarter* anti a Brl* sor —G rneral of e t^ ra ls , kno -j ibis eur «;y l*>i n'A|AyiA. tfAjfAVTA. jnv Java, D a rJjS , fA*> vaments costing more Impeovetnw J stated position, holding ability JM lU h • s o l d i ' M i l l e d ' .*» the « •i h i ^ i i . * Aox.'’ *M'M. l s | l . f m -l(M, <J*v ttga openMoldiwt.WJst'J •ns*-** w k - H C ru ^ « S '> 4 % iS ^ -i: r i tm h(H' im o td v a th m s u» ho » i i » n o 1 ■for iVjsJd-' ■ __________ ^C. 31, at (ho ilth em inent sought tin agreement tcsAptcd striRa a t Jn> anna sthru. cite the French fur thslr German ,C corporation fioer authority a r t Immensely strong season o f ’, dog racing at the from the British today that no An 'assistan t superintendent of occupation policies. e govNov among the Japanese people. Sunford Orlando Kennel Clitb. Inc. more Dutch troops would he police was hit by mac).In# bulsimply declared that It w-as four Especially among the less sophis­ a t Longwoud, it was unnsunred liroiight Into strife-tom Java, iet# while Inspecting a teller mine hi*McNarney vabelief it wolld be virtually ut Texas ticated and therefore, the Km- this morning by W alter Coftnolly, This was the price the Indones­ found unur a movie theater sever­ impossible ran t.' restore a minimum transferred to the infantry. his tim e hist y e a r, lie sahl pepor’s divinity will die hard. ians sot on th eir agreement to a al blocks fmm tile scene of the sustaining to manager. The CIO has arranged to make economy for Germany He wears the following ribbon*; "\V«- fully uxjiocl to lid tin* Improvements have been;made British request to ciHijtelate with main Mast. because of the French attitude American Thestef of Operations, Ml,tom m a r k befo re 1Ik- y e a r is u survey during the congression­ Allied authorities In restoring to the grandstand, betting en­ al recess to obtain the legislator'.! The French refuse to treat tier- American Defense. World War 11 over." declared A d ju ta n t Mann. closure, boxes, and there , 1s » order in Javu. views on proponed labor legisla­ many a# a single economic unit Victory MeUid, Eastern Mediter­ With m em b ersh ip on the inSS General I b Found An Indonesian statem ent said: new entrance and admisslon-IgnU1. and huve blocked all efforts to the ranean Theater of Operation, Good iiellse- Is'gion posts nil over tile tion. Iwical CIO unions have been ■'Wc ore prepared to cooperati­ New windows have been provided occupation powers to do so. Conduct, and Meritorious unit A- spite u r n re p o r tin g e x ten s io n Kiipplled with questionnaires to Tribunal other on the leasts of juiticu to speed Guilty B y for. the sellers and cashiers,* ’On the credit side of the ledger, wnrd. Before entering ............. - pliniH eilhet to lilllld to lepliti'e lie used in chucking on the law­ the accomplishment of tasks as­ The dowmstairs portion o^ the McNarney submitted these find­ vice he wns employed by I*. Uni* oiitinoded q iin rters o r to enintgo makers. to British Forces by the AURIC!!, Germany. D i e . 2H, ings: Congressmen will he asked stand which includes the eon- signed Inntine and Son for one yem present i'lo-ditior, lie .nfilWl. United Nations, and to maintain —A Canadian m ilitary court whether they wilt support a 66f cessions and betting booths, paw - peace.” First — further progress Iws Iluynma lte:ich> plan-' to lunld a ay svntonced German Major / A ' —• — — — j der room anil hot dog stunds ha* new $611.1100 Legion post; Or­ cent-art-hourly wage minimum, Details «f Indonesian cooper# General Kurt Meyer to he shot hern made in de-NuiificMtion. , CHICAGO, Dec. 28, (JP)—Tigee been cnlargeil, enclosed and rehousing, the Wagueri Second—the breaking up • of lando ami I ake Wales, plan new low-cost linn' still remained to he worked for war crimes. Meyer was u hundred of the nation's agricul­ docotjoted. Betting booths have Murray Health Bill, and tha # to.lioo huililings;. Delnnd and Autl-I’oll . . , .. cartels Is proceeding sattural economist# are opposed to been placed upstairs as an added out. The British already are form er SS regimental nml divl* .'German Tax measure. They also Tallahassee posts plan ndditioiud! |Mill lie queried equipping Indonesian police — elonal commander. H e’ pn* found '* „.?^ur, / ' the governm ent’s p reien t price convenience. on their position Third—then* aie no iminciliute fui iliiies to present structures; on i'M'Milent peace preservation corps .— us guilty on three of five charges support program . Tnls disclosure President Truman's Trunuin'-t proposal pioii For the past -month there have ('rent view ha* it now building In connection cor w ith the deaths threats of epidemics or revolt. was made today by the American .keen more than 600 dogs in auxiliary m ilitary police. McNarney maid, however. In­ under construction. Coco,, plans * bu“^ , In Ubor The British planned to use the of 4B Canadian prisoners of Farm Economic Cotindl, follow- training a t the kennels, Mr. Con­ an a...... Campbell - Us-qng * the 1 1O'* demand cidents still ore continuing that ing a poll In which various alter- nolly announced, and he predicted Indonesian police only In the war. I’nst members hero have talked t r‘’' u P*r •“' « » Rntuvin area a t ptesent. How­ Among the charges were that reflect hostility on the part nf £ natives were suggested. a very good racing season. C PARIS, Dec. 2H. (/I*)—United •d a Hew building, but plan* have I, ever, it was .understood the na­ Meyer Incited his SS troops to the population toward the Ameri­ 1 1 1 More than three quarters - of can Occupation Forres. But, said States Army headquarters In not je t taken nlmpe. The racing Monday will atari tive police also might be used deny- quarter to Allied troops the economiate favored a plan to McNarney. th at is to lie expects! Parle says liuil (igjlt American One lie trlcning feat me of the hava the Government either, an­ a t 8:00 o’clock and will continue later to remove Japanese troops and that he was responsible for from the Germans. Army units are on their wny new po*t building program i nounce support prjees In advance, through April 13, It was stated. ami European and Eurasian in­ the killing of 1H Canadian pri­ tile glow til of small | m* l* like home tmlsy> or elae some new method to The finish of every race will* be ternees from the interior of Java. soners of w ar by his troops at the ancient Abbey nf Ardennes, Legislation Urged To The units sailed for the United Hn nilili'ii which fnrmurly bad but buttress farm income during de­ photographed. „ _ _ States yesDmlny. They Include 21 members, to which now Ims w h e n he hail hie hfadqpprtere. pression# without attention to been uddi'il 63. Mulbony, n post ; I I f I i) n I f ||* f f ||* p Q Curb Petrillo Power the 179th Generul Hospital, the 'never individual commodities. ovei "It, hn* ineretmed it* ' M iU i ttllv o First Traffic Regulating Group, One fifth of the ,Monomials 4*11 GIRLS MEET to 269, mid plan* to I , -• ' said the Government should with­ B-29 Breaks Record - Nearly M girls of various local WASHINGTON, Der. 2B. OV>— the Tenth , Traffic Regulating meinbemiiip Imiltl u new home, said Adjutant * YOKOHAMA, Dec. 28, (A')— draw all price ahd income sup­ 4-1! Clubs gathered st the court Chairman Clarence I*ea of the Group,- th« 318th Field Aftillery Maun. For Pacific Flight | The -wiur crime trial nf Japanese port# completely. Disapproval of house this morning, together with House Interstate Committee has Bn, the 306th Engineers Conduit MendH'rs uf tha Department i n ., 01 the policy of placing emphasis th eir directors to go to the Gene­ urged that early Congressional Bn, the 214th Field Artillery ti1* 1 Allletl prisoners ^ on a governm ent program to pur- • LONG BEACH, Calif., Dec. JIN. va Community Building to attend action be taken on legislation Bn, the 316th Piri .1 MHII4dJ/ Jltsecutive Committee hove been | f'harles Gordon lame, 61, resi­ u!Br wera * chase surplus goods to keep (A*)—An Army B-29 plsrfk known dent of Chuluota for the past tha all day Junior Council Meet­ designed to curb the powers of Bn. and part of the HOlh litfau reqdlntod by Itepartmi iit C um dr.' !n ',lle , plum goods K. Mende Wilson to meet nt the . tortured wl\h burning embers. p rlc u up Is r- described as “over­ as “The Challenger” has sat a new 34 years, and member of the ing, A dinner and recreation were James Petrillo, head of the try Division. United Slates Army List*. official trans-I’aclflc record be­ Mn'vflower Hotel in Jncksonvitlc Whelming.", Church of God of Sanford, died on the program, according to Mrs. American Federation of Musi­ * Five thousand additional troop* on the evening of. Jim. 12. In N. E. Churchill of Tolodo, 0-, I More than two thirds pf tha tween t-ong Reach, Calif.,and Ho­ Vhursday afternoon a t his homo Oulda of the. HOth division will leave Wilion, county homt de- cians- * “ Wil to Adjutant Maim. Joel testified th a t he had found p ri­ farin economists favored either nolulu. The big fouf-ongineil pi she in Chuluota a fte r* a n illness of monsttatlnn age nt. This w a i'tc h c The California democrat says for the UjdU*d Stale* tomorrow. addition soners or war last Ssplrm ber Members of the 82nd Alrborm 8 . Field. 7th District Commander, with a food consumption program like covered the 2,600 statute mlts* five months. duled iw th e third council meeting th at he will call his committee evidence th a t they bad laten. und .luck Kucco, local post com­ , the .atamp plan, o r . else direct between the two towns in niftc Division are being sent to Hugof t h e n a r . into closed session Immediately Funeral srrvlcei for Mr. Lane tortured fwiih bits of burning mander, ure expected to attend. payments to farmers to make up hours, 30 mi notes and ten seconds, will be conducted a t the gruveland from where they'll embark after Congress reconvenes op .The program will Include ud- slow-matches, set on their bodies the difference betWMn announced even though It was flying against side in Lake View Cemetery H q iE D l'LES CONFLICT Jan. 14. The group will b# asked fo r the United States the end headwinds. The finite dresse* by National Vice Cumdr. by prison ram p guards. Lieut. support levels and free markets. strong of this month. Meanwhile, first to vote on s bill titled “ to pre­ Sunday afternoon a t 3:00 o’clock Churchill waa one o( 11W_Uber­ Kip association has announced streaked over the Pacific a t ao with the Rev. W. U. Holcome of KcheduLig of tha terms of vent control of Broadcasting by element* of the 2Dth Infuntiy Sum I* 1*;timer, Jr., nf South ating officers who freed prison­ Division are moving into the Carolina: Cliifilc* M. Wilson, co- ers in T'urushimaV comp a t th at -these ere the sentim ents of average speed of 270 miles an the Church of God officiating. County and Circuit Court on the Coercive Practices. ordlnntor of younger veterans v Individual members. The result hour. same *»y, Jan. IB, will probably This development has followed Bremerhaven staging area The activities; ded by Arrangements at* in charge of result In the meeting and ad­ Mrs. Waller. G. Craven Fukuoka In Japan. The B-29 was commanded Second Armored Division is in of the poll do not naoeeserily a demand by Petrillo that broad­ the Erickson Funeral Home. The Jap defendant has b een of Italcigh, N. C., uutlonul presi­ Col. C. 8 . Irvine of St. Paul, the Calais staging area near represent association policy. journm ent of Couqty Court to a casting of foreign musical pro­ • Survivors Include the widow, charged with starving one p ri­ and was piloted by Major dent of the American l.ogion Marseille awaiting passage home. later date, probably in February, grams In this country — with Nellie Lane of Chuluota; and National Chaplain soner to death and causing bru­ Dale of Wise, Va. Tne plane Mrs. three daughter!, Mrs. Bruce County Judge R. W. Ware said the exception of those from Advanca unite of the 84th In­ Auxiliary, Edward J. Smith uf Sioux City, talities to many others. formerly was used by Lieutenant fan try Division ure In Camp this mornlnrCanada — stop a fte r Dec. 31. OJPA Plans To Cut General Jam es Doolittle. Evans, Mildred Marie lame and In another courtroom nearby, Iowa. Welcoming addrrsves will Philip Morris. The B4th Divi­ Betty Lou Ijina, all of Chuluota; another Jan prison camp com­ be by Mayor Frank Whitehead sion's main body is scheduled to Furniture Prices four sons, Charles Edward Lane Lieut. Kel Yuri waa arrive a t the camp tho last fe.v of Jacksonville and K. H. Klar- mander,of Miami, Gordon Woodrow Lane faced with affidavits describing S o ir it fix bee, conference chuirmun. • days in January. the starvation death uf a Marins WAHHINGTON. Dac, 28. OPhOther unit# already on lit* The OFA has p u t Into affect a Two Seminole County, corporal from Chicago, James high leea, heading for home are program to o a f tom# current Navy Men Released l*"*- «i*tjooed with the Amy Pavlokot, who shrank from 110 the 26th, the aflth, the 89th and U rttm ltu re p ric M subeUntlally by ' , I at Takomn, Wain# to 66 pounds. The prosecution 80th Infantry Divisions, along Scientist Approve _ _ , “ —~ — . _ . _ Survivors , also include, aix w Boring. The agency said dealers also claims Yuri ordered a , J »P LOB ANGELES, Dec. 28, (/P)— operation. The surgeons’ pro­ with firs t elements of the 100th will have to absorb up to 12 gro to bayonet Army private Maybe It woe the Christmas nouncement was bad news to Infantry Division. Atomic Control Plan guard Charles Edward, Jr,, Nancy Lou, par cant of tha price Increases Noah Heard of Salinas, Calif-, ____94 4th Infantry Division and States Navy according to Infornuu Barbara Jean and Jam es Gordon Spirit. Mayte it's just th at Joe the worried woman. Her hands The granted m anufacturers.. Passalacqua has a heart ka big were already full. A t home were the 22nd Corps headquarters CHICAGO, Dee. 2H, <A*> — Sev­ after ha had been beaten. Tha Increases range from four tion received here today from tb« Lane, all of Orlando, and Randall as tlie IHbllrwood Bowl. You be scientists who worked on ta 20 percent. Consumer prices Naval Personnel Separation Cen­ In n a Ca ruth era of Chuluota; tha judge. Ils says he’d go broke two other children — one five have bean alsrU d for shipment eral the atomic laimb project ut the three brothers, Thomas J, Lone any day doing a .thing like this. months old and the other 18 home, oe medium-priced furniture are ter in Jacksonville. Univcraily of Chicago huve ex­ They are S I/c W. J . P of Chuluota, O scar lam e of San­ expected to hold, while those on Joe runs a restaurant. The months old. A third baby nuas pressed approval of the plan Fire Halts Attempt SHOWER 8 TOP 8 FlHE ford and B ryant Lane of Bruns n ight befors Christmas he met anticipated. Mr. Eades had died the leeat’ tapenaive furniture are Jr., BIO Park Avenue, Banfi worked out nt Moscow for con­ To Rescue Miners wtrk. G a j and two sisters, Mrs. seven-year-old M argaret Cedes two week# before of pneumonia. exeperted to rise about five per- and ETM 1/e W alter R. McG trol of atomic energy. The shower la it b ight put u Box 60, Geneva. Geprge Turner of Orlando and cent on tha a v e n g e . Tm woman's predicament was stop to g rass fires. - Between fo r th# f l r t t time in his life. The They point out th at Russia Mis. R. G. Cob of W ay cross, Ga. girt was th« victim of an auto­ told to Joe Passalacqua by Radio PI NEVILLE, Kentucky. Dee. 12:60 P.M. and 7:48 P.M. firemen has declurcd herself to be In COP LOBES WATCH mobile scetdint, A passing car's Officer T. E. Nelson. Tne ree- answsrad *lx alarms yexbcrdsy In favor nf United Nations control 28, (A*)'— Rescue work was stop­ NO CIVIC MEETINGS door handle had struck tier in tauratuer immediately pledged which g n u f i r « were reported. of atomic weapons and — even ped temporarily today by crews TRUMAN TO SI’EAK tha head, TVs metal broke and |U U »00 or more if necessary so There was no damage from the more Important — in favor of a attem pting to rearh a t least SO Rotary, Kiwaais and Lions Clubs WASHINGTON. Dec. 28, 0P>— a place n f it became Imbedded M argaret could have her opera­ fires, C hitf tH N. Cleveland said. system of inspection to prevent entrapped miners. The crown were forced back by the roaring President Trum an’s radio address took a vacation from meetings In h e r brain- U was ju st one of tion. ' He hired throe specialist evasion .of th at control. Edward lilg - those flames of another lire. The firs to the nation will be made . ... week. M a| unaccountable accidents nurses for the other youngsters. of the Ro­ th at no ooa could be blamed for. Wednesday the operation on M ar­ the police- Thursday night, Jan. 8, between fine will hava — the 23rd to be encounterad so g a re t was performed by a su r­ ilday a t the The poiic« jet the driver go. i Umepleee 10 and 10:30 o’clock, eastern tary program ■ w anted fa r •— Is worse than any th a t . SERVICES geon who preferred aoonymt will meet M hr ~~ equ# comforted Marpreceded It. V '. \ Th« Sanrord Herald will pay — and also, who refused ai IJthe Hurried appeals were roads . C L E A R W A T E R , D a e . 2 8 , (A*)— rK n . Fur oral services for the groat over a two-cojnty area for arose- 1 • U F e iV A v o baseball writer, Hugh Fullerton, gem y .reserve* tq com bat. j f m c. “ M m u ttm o u ‘ Sr., will be held bar* tomorrow. T •r.-t-irt f )• Mi T1* Gen. McNarney James I). Colbert Mann Says State Gets Discharge Is Critical Of From U. S. Army To Have 50,000 •Legion Members French Policy $30,000 Spent j Indonesians Set On Improvements jPrice On Ending At Kennel Club! Strife In Java Economists Oppose * Present Price Support Program $•}£% * a Eight Divisions Are Scheduled For Movement To U. S. War Crimes Trial Reveals StorieB Charles G. Lane Dies In Chuluota At Age Of 51 Years S ff Was It The Christmas That Joe Had A Heart Of Pm- J S rJs £ £ a w y a ” e-h,Ur^ -E1,“" s ■ '"'4a»a.s«s t ,-u v - a .. 4 if i ----------- — *— _____ !_____ ______ A. --------- .. --------------------------- _____:___ -J / � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/94bf173bf65230435c0e738474cde2c2.pdf bedf20e8d1f36acc92e0da99227eb7a0 PDF Text Text SATURDAY, OEpEMBER 22, 1945 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,, FLORIDA FACE EIGHT The world in aglow with happiness this Christmas as peace again reigns su­ preme. We w i s h you a wonderful Christmas and n glorious New Year. NATIVITY ANp THEY CAME WIJH HASTE, AND FOUND MARY* AND JOSEPH, AND JHt ft ABE Itl NC IN The Star That Shone on Him Still Lights Our Way The hells ring out joy­ fully our message to you this Christmas. May it he the merriest, hatipiest. most w o n d e r f u l Christmas you’ve ever had—may the New Year see your hopes and pray­ ers fulfilled. it* - a Manger ’—tuKi 2,(6 THE ESSEX STUDIO ROBERT L. COX PHOTOGRAPHER . L - .. > . f v A *- / . s A Sanford y • * Florida ■ ‘ . EVALEEN’S From Painting by Ctrl BtutUar Old Fashion Game Fireworks During Under Tree With Christmas Season Dad Is Lots Of Fun Old Latin Custom The joy, the spirit, the happi­ ness of an oltl-fashiuned Chrintniy* is just about the heat wish we know of to e x ­ tend to you- this Peacetime Christmas season. HUNT’S TUXEDO FEED STORE Cor, 2ml & Sanfurtl II •■ntinnrri from l-aar (Inr) plastic, metal nm. die cut mate­ ria**. So. ive will have 'to wait awhile for the hulk of new game invent ion*. Hut dad with a little ingenuity may fijul some new wnvs to Play those old games. If he happens to lie an ex-GJ the chancre are that he already has some up his sleeve. It won't lie ion difficult to Jociilc the card game revival* like Hook, Pit and. Flmeh or Cron* word Lexicon, the-" wordImildiiig game, because most of these u-e a minimum of mate­ rials. It's the host seller* in the hoard game doss like I’amrlot and Monopoly, for which the «!«•nmrii] dues not equal I he supply. If you get n variety of gninci. there will always be one thnt will become a favorite with each mem­ ber of the family. Dig Ik fun even for the nmnll frv who rnloy srrnmbling for the letters with tin* sticky-lipped "gold mining" ptrk*. Teen-ager* hntITrl li-i nmum.l by a • ophlstiratetl game like . bonunrn n combination of Michi­ gan and rummy, which lias the i playing field stoked out on a rloth. There at*' limited supplies nf GERARD TETLEY AP Newsfeatures To those who have sometimes naked wify fireworks should bo usorlatrd with the birth of Christ, the answer fs thnt tfjls was an imported custom, which settlers brought from France (to ‘.New tirlenns. . Ileforc it was introduced tln this country, the Italians weya using colored fire on December -’Ci amt there Is . abundant evijlence that Iho Spaniard* also indulged in early pyrotechnist. In the southern states, fireworks remain a Chrixtmia "m ust1_____ ■ ■ ■ P I __ that many cities and totvna.haye enacted prohibitive orijinaneps tw-cause in so many instancoa Christmas Joy1 was turne-* to Christmas grief in killings and maiming*. J t Ih e ragunistc motif' bob* up again in the burning of tjie V.ids Log which is certainly tied In In­ extricably with Chriatnub but which cun b e ‘traced bOck“ to -th a word J til - and the Goth’s festival commemorating the winter sol­ stice. . . , •. , ' Mistletoe is another Christmas custom w;hich goes b»ck tit the white robed Druids who ceydred it. They always cut It with a ‘ ‘blade ‘ * because they cOngolden edntileied it a symbol of peace. In able nod loyiinds hive imme the early ages if two foemen met mlnlaliiip m inuet and bowling imdi'mcath mistletoe, they dropgame* uml variations of the ring omI their arms arid- embraced— hence the modern practice of kiss­ ing under the mistletoe. • The Christmas tree is entirely Germanic in origin and first made its appearance at Htraihurg in I Wifi. It was not until 1810 that the Princess of Mecklenberg introduced it in - England to boromp Immediately a Christmas fixture. Hut one little known fact is ilint *the Christmas tree was a current Christmas fixture in Amrrlca before It was in England IT ltR R Y ^ CH RISTm /IS Hazards Lurk In Y o u r Christmas Tree Decorations K'xnlUnvS fr*M Pas* Oar) help* keep the treo rreah and re­ duces the chance* of fir*. Another and important safe­ guard in to use a chemical flnraaprroiing solution. * Dlx-olvp une pound of nodjum rhloridr in one' and one-half pints of water. That wUl take care of a tree that weifhn ap­ proximately eight pound*, use two pounds 9f chemical and three pints oft water. • Put the solution in th* contain­ er ir> which the troc stands. Let the tree aenk up as much of the cjiertiicnl solution na possible. In caso calcium chloride is not availajilo ammonium sulfate will be highly satisfactory. Hr Unselfish interest in others is the key' note of happiness at Christmastime, May each gift you receive breathe love atybdevotion and bind the ties of home X and friendship more securely. As for ourselves, wc desu^to express our appreciation for your loyalty to us ta 1945, and w ish y o u aM en y Christina*, Cigarettes burn* slowly at . P, 003 feet in the air than on th ground. ■ • ■ About U per cent of motor ve­ hicle trip* jrtt th* UnJfed States are lets than -10 miles Ih length. Warp tin ends are those which HOLLYWOOD DIRfCTOR John Da run lengthwise of Ihe fabric;, Toth. 32, beams happily at his wife, waft threads run transversely. blood* semen star Veronica Lake, M ho proOdly shows her his ne^tlyacquired American citizenship pa­ per! In Federal Court In Los An­ geles.* The director euro* 'In |his country five years ago troin Hun­ gary. (international doundpholo) HUFFMAN’S SUNOCO SERVICE t 3rd & Park Ave. Prop. Harry M. Huffman try fropi the Hleck Forest brought the idea with them, im ­ migrants also introduced the atory of Kris Krlngle—a vulgari­ sation of the German words Christ 'Klndlcin (the little Christ child). 'Vihara did Christman prrsenta originate? The Germans are total­ ly ' responsible for the origination of Santa Claus though some pro­ fess to ace again some analogy between gift-giving and th# ri<*h toss gsme but on the whole it is bestowal of gifts peculiar to the difficult to find a game which Roman Saturnalia. is very different. , Merry Christmas ★ Stealing over the countrywide is the blessed! peacefulness of Christmastiqif. The very air, seems charged with it. Even the birds— what few remain— appear to shsre in the general rejoicing that has come over the world. W e earnestly hope that this Christmas sea­ son of 194? will bestow unusual blessings upon you and yours . . . that it will bring to your home the soft glow that even Christmas tree lights cannot bequeath— the full joy of Christmas seasons tong past but forever remembered. May such a Christmas be yoursl Good cheer - on this the 1945 year of the birth of Christ. To rach of us the uvrd Choslmas xu in in on i liidhy happy memories. To torn* il recalls a ride over the frozen countryside to grandma's, sleighbells tinkling all Iho while. To others it: recalls hapfyt reunions in htfrihfilled living rooms, gay banquett and glowing Christmas trees. But to aU if recalls days of charm and endear­ ment, the heppiest days of our lines1 ilay yon'know this happiness in oil Kill fullness once again, deep friends, tMs-Cheisimas ■yeatff .'pf ms. , '■'' Here’s hoping and pray­ ing that we will become more and more His fol­ lowers in word and deed. la Business Bine* 1884 Florida Fruits A Vegetables , ;t �In Unity There If. Strength— THE WEATHER" To Protect U t reaee of the World) To Promote 111 P r o f m i of Americai To Produce P»o«p«rUy for Sanford. (day afternoon and tonight. mild ThurMay. AN INDEPENDENT D VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 Conferance O f ^Ministers To SANFORD, FLORIDA, W Truman Tests White House Snow NUMBER 7-J French Truman Plans Radio Address On Big Issues E n d T o n ig h t Big Three Delegates Await Reply From : French On Formula ; For Drafting Peace Speedy Ratification Is Predicted Fol­ lowing Devaluation Of French Currency* MOSCOW, Dec. 26. (A P )— The Big Three foreign min­ isters have gone into another session. They are hoping to clear up the remaining de­ tails of their 11-day confer­ ence ao that it mt\y come to an Tmd by late tonight. The hour at w hich1 the Dual communique will be W \SH*‘n OTON~ t i e - . 26. (AP) — The United Slate* has ?ti*wered the Flench n-*t» ci-v -m ln g ■furore relsl l i r s with Franco Spain. The '"-ite Department has n H'le.l F 'snce that It la ready to discuss with BrltsHP and France alt aspects of the relations of the three gov­ ernments with the present regime In Madrid. This was mails known today by a -tltg Secretary of Stale (Iran Aheuon, Untied' Is not known. Yesterday, a British source said th at the bulletin would be made public at ft P, M„ EST today. Latest indications from Moscow are that 1* & ■. no definite time has been set, ' Informed sources in the Rus- i aian capital say th a t Molotov, ‘ Byrnes end Bevin have reached greater agreem ent than any of them thought possible when ■ first they met. The three slates- t men ten are said t o ‘ have gotten | <lon ong much better than they did at the London conference. All three era still welting for WITH WASHINGTON BLANKETED under several Inches of winFrance to reply to their formula ter's first snowfall, President Truman semf-offielally opens the sea­ fop drafting the peace treaties son hy rolling a fast snowball on the White House grounds. He stay ­ 6f Europe. Secretary Byrnes has ed out in the sharp uii long enough to show he still knows how, beert unable to reach French (International Soumlphoto) Foreign Minister Bidault by tele­ phone. French Insistence on being a party to all European peace trestle* was one of the Issues which forced the tandon con­ f e r e n c e to end In a stalem ate. No Anti-Labor Talk Address 'Will Deal With Overall Leg­ islative Program KANSAS CITY, Dec. 26. (A P )— .President Truman will RdtircHs the country hy i radio’shortly jtftrr-hc retifruft to Washington from hi.s Chriatmus holiday in his hometown of Independence, Mo. The President took time o ff from his visit home to­ day to nnnounec. that he’ll speak to the country on tbe over­ all legislative program, ami tbe state of the nation. PARIS, Dec. 20. — The The President *nid thaj-nn date French constituent. assembly In ha* been *rt for the speech. Ask­ Paris today is focusing its a t ­ ed by a newsman if the address tention on the Bratton Wo* Is w-ould be an anti-labor speech, Monetary Agreement. This fol­ the President answered in tbe lows close on the heels of the negntive. French government's decree of Mr. Truman plans to fly bnck yesterday, devaluating tve franc to Washington on Friday, leav­ by more than one half in order ing Kansas City at 8;8() A. M„ to stabilize the nation’s -urrency. t cntrnl Time, If th e weather per­ In fact, French expert* say mit*. the franc has been devJlu -1 s ' this time in order to fn-rUM e Earlier today, President Tru* man assumed the role of In-luted speed) ratification of Brctton Santa Claus. Relaxed from his Wood*. rough six-hour plane ride of Since the liberation the franc ,1 LYING IN STATE In Heidelberg, Germany, when futile fight against yesterday, the Chief, Executive has been pegged at fin to lha denlh, Gen. George “ " r ^ . . tlS liuGn r't,e S' lM ,n,n r w u h' B flag-draped euiikcf while Milllniv Pain- stand guard in the drove 20 miles over Icy roads 'dollar and 200 to the British 2ancient .V illa Renter. guest.house of Ll. Gen. tluoffr.-y Keyes. Short,) t.fiu. |liitl. picture was taken, ko visit" hi* 93-year-otd mother pound. But the new value of the the body of the great soldier wa* taken to Hamm in l.uemhomg f..i burial at Grandview, Mo. He delivered franc, effective today Is a little (Intyrnntiunnl from I". S' Signal r« rje Radio) \C hristm as present* which he more than 110 francs to the dollar and 480 francs to j.he , didn't have with him when he called on hen ln*l. night. Some pound Sterling. of the gift* hod come hy plane French economists say the | with Mr. Truman. Other* hud two-cent valuation of the franc MOSCOW,- Dec. 86, tflV -«ecj been collected by Mr*. Truman vrns artificial and prevented ratary of State Jam es Byrnes la | amt dnughter Mary Margaret in France from selllr\V anything holding his plana in readiness , Independence. The 'President *aid to the United States or England. today I n hopes th at he may be they were the usual Christmas They explain the franc was de­ able tqo leave Moscow within the \ trinkets. in order to align France's n u t Ifew i .hours. The big three Warehouse, Apart­ Seeks To Determine valued tir s i Lieut. A. Ki nr lion I’omi-i * currency more closely to its Foreign Ministers Conference ap­ The trip :o Grandview was tin* returned to Sanford follow­ ment building Are If Army Permitting actual value In world markets. parently is schadulid to conclude I made after a hearty breakfast ing a poriod of ovcr*uiiH *n v ice Wilson Says Plea Is late tonight (Moscow time) after with thu 31*1 (Dixie I Division Robbery Believed To •<f ham and eggs and hot hisWrecked By Blast Unnecessary Waste 1 1 . days of talks on world pro­ J Vuils. .Seven guest* were present the I'scific Theater. Presented Before In Lieut. blems. all officers of the Mssonic Lodge I'owen, entered the ser­ Have Been Motive BAHHARA, Calif., S A N T A ROMB, Dee. 10, (A P )— Bailable Moscow sources say of Missouri. When n friend re­ vice in May. 11142. Shortly, there­ Special OPA Group Dec. 20. ' (AV -Tlir' e persons were The United State* Office of Of UnidentifiedMan marked that the President looked Foreign Commissar V. after, he wan chosen In nllciul .t J4. F o r e i g n . L i q u i d a t i o n J U r L w e d l i u l n y u L u ' . i S s u l l u l o i i ___ . pre-oetmpied. Mr: Truman said _ ____ _______ .4Ukfw9eewitK the Infantry Officer* Cimthhite today that- the Italian gov­ Tri 82 Prffltntes I D e r- : 2ft, Secretary E rnest Uevin have wrecked a wnrehouse and apart­ Two women were attacked S u n - 1ee now hud a lot 01 thinking-to J .U OAt 1 m i l l l i c a j j.Special)—"There is an apparent Ktlhool a t F o il Belitung, Gu, lie ernment haa paid 97,778,000 reached en accord on a number ment building in Santa Barbara, wu» graduated in Peeomiier, IP 12. «lnv evening by an unidentified ’ l*°posslhilitv that for aurplua American Army of vital world Issues. British Calif. Five other persons were Office of 7'”'" ' ^coP">|i»*i"ncil a »could Hen N'egti- slmitlv after U:0it o'clock | As for his own Christmas fnn,r action from tbo Office '’ slocks. Included In the sale . . Christmas ------------ - cheer was __ - brought . sources indicate a final communi­ injured — but not seriously — in tin- vicinity of Eighth Street I Ififl". the I'rcslilent said In-" re I’riro Administration, on the que can, lie expected a t ft:0U when th r explosion of u butane Lieut. Powers; X.Mjrlied •-• nnd I.tutu-1 Avenue. The Negro! celved a lot of tie* and socks, nmller of lifting railing* from gu* truck destroyed the struco’clock this evening, E. 8. T. fled Itolh timer when the women j 8ut declined to talk about *)iiri*. Wa s h i n g t o n , o n - , . . . o n - 1 w . j . r , a h . ^ s . - y h . Florida’s production of Winter Company M of the Itifilb 111(011 eiearned. Chief Roy G. William*. \ The last time lie mentioned hi* lurvS *trawl>crries.’’ Mint ’William !.. try Regiment, served with ilu- ' nlli-d to thu scene, pul a double inability to gel shirt* front hiThe dead have been Identified Tnmorrovw a group of *cnators tentatively ua Mr. and Mrs. John will start on a month'* flight that 82 deliveries, costing from Wilsqn, Director of Florids Stale division during npcrnliim* in N r » e ua id „f nolle,- i, ion mi the neigh- "bl hnberdashri partqer. Eddie Mornliii anil Mindanoi Johnson and ten-year-old Caro­ around the world. They are mem­ •4.00 to fH.OO esch had been made. Fanner*’ Market*, in a stale- Guinea. bond, and there wn* no fur .tarolMin, be reaei\eil._jiuiic tbaii line Stovall, nil residents of bers of n subcommittee of the These order* included orange* inent issued today, in connection tin was awarded liie I'm pi.- ( I"" 300 from folk* all over the In-I oede-talion. lleait for wound*, received shoes,. garment*, candy and with Id* week I v revlco of proSenate's Defense Investigating m 1 nation. action olid also wears the Com­ Mi ilialer Cameron, "I I Laurel The famous and Kate Smith duetion uml dlstrihutioa conilibuilding. Miss­ Committee. Their leader is Sena­ ing is another resident. Frances tor James Tunnel) of Pelownre, publiefzed "Dirty Eight" squad: (ions affecting Florida'* crop*, bat Infantryman's Badge, Ilu- Vvemie, was 1eliirriiei- bailie from] Watson. But friends believe that an old hand a t Investigations of Campbell-lai**ing Post fi3. who - Director Wilson, who i* in the Air Medal, the Asfntic-I’aeifie .1 vi-.it 1,1 11 neigldatr’s luiuse. and won the American Legion scrHp North for conferences with Kml- Theater of Operation* 1lldnu when -in- gni la tier yard she was out of the city on u aboard. rollectioii record Of the entire cral official* eniicrnilng Itu- lift- with three hnttlit participatiiiH N’egia i in nii in her, drew holiday visit. Senator William Knowlnnd of LONDON, Dec. 20, (/p) — Ad­ United State*, took charge of the lug of berry celling*, emphasized star* and one bronze arrow lien I, ni-l il ’ irked her dawn and told 1 The injured include Anthony California and 8enntor Utigh miral of the Fleet Lord Keyes Salvation Armv dhne liosnl, Mon- that "Our hope fur favorable the American Theater ribbon and lie, iml I n -cream ai lie vvmltd Berta, n truck driver. Berta Mitchell of Waihinglon complete died today in his sleep, lie ww* 1 ill in-1. Sin- sereiimed, Imwever,; « r x ¥a • »* • collection* of nclion find* its basin in Senator tile Victory medal. explains the blast this way,' “I the party. The Job ahead of day, and with 78. and t|i- Negro, according 1,1! I [1 ’ K j“ F * O n n D flV O stepped on the sta rter ami the 9300.48, edged out the Klwanls J W r t 'announcement this wcekthem is to determine whether or mil ee .......... ta <Imke h e r ! 111 X^I I VXLord Keyes — one of Britain’.* just took off." * 1A , Kvmllnjr Mrs. Sue Price Died ini* :1a- fought Inin off. and a - 1 , . not military goods are being Club member* who on S aturday1T!" , * outstanding Naval heroes — hud butane , .. The structure was located a t thrown away waatafully. took in a record breaking 9213.35.1 Doyle Timmons, agricultural nd, . , , Imke 1 minty, nclghlxii i« Sent been ill. for three weeks. j||t , ,„,n,, Chapala and Cota Streets, only Major Wlmrtnn .sb l today that v JfS Administrator Cl,ester In l.iongrwood Tuesday h( -...a n ie iM n r help. ISO away. llm|p It is said th a t usable truck* Admiral Keyes was the leader one block from the main traffic « personal in" ben 1 hief \\ illiam* ami police, quota with n percentage of Di't are being pushed over cliffs and he wanted to thank individuals i tho spectacular Eecbrugge raid artery, Slate Street. and member* of organization*. ve*tigotlnn of conditions in Flor livt-d diortlv afterward, h red percent In the Imnd drive, it Mr*. Slip I'rne, rt8. died nl food allowed to spoil while child­ World W ar X. He also was The blast shattered nearly ren go hungry. Knowlend served and chttrches for their co-opera- ida. Avenue, announced today by K. li. her homo In Lotuwood, Tm-wlay Idirseii, Kl-i's Laurel credited with a Urge p a rt of thuevery window in btocks adjacent hurried iii I'Hm (lie -treel In tell Kilpatrick, county eluilrumt) of success In combating the German to the building. Police regulars as a major In Europe before be­ tion In making this fhrl*tm s*| "Florida’s plea fur the lifting afternoon after a lingering ill him Hint the Negro, n few min- . t Ire- drive who milled thul tin ceilings on strawberries was ness. She was horn in Dado submarine menace In the first '-and reserves were called to pa­ coming a lawmaker. He said the effort what he described as the best in his 35 years as a S al-' presented to a special OPA com­ County Georgia, Sept. 17, 1877. nte* before, bail entered hi* home [ county, with salr* of $122,652 Army during the w ar had a world-.W r conflict trol the ares. A bank one block found Mr*. Larsen on the hi E-bond* had only t curbed 70 Army officer. - •—■ '—•1 •lying j ,--k ............ and nsd been n resident of ................. As commander of the Dover away wus put under heavy guard. ernrkeriark syatan of tsalvage vstion couch, pointed a gun at her. nml percent of it* goal of $171,000. ’ Collections of other groups, at mittee, during this last week. patrol. Admiral Keyes organised Meiyiwhile, police and sheriff's which saved a tremendous amount the dime boards are as fotluw*: Congressman J. Hardin Petursnn, Akmn, Ohio for 20 year-. Silt* «m attempting to choke her. but I Volusia County with 80 permoved from Akron to Isiligwood the famous 8 t • Georgo's Day telephone exchanges ■ were Jam* of shipping' -hy repairing liatlle Dee, 17, Amcriran Legion Auxili­ It. K. Johnson, manager of the nnte inuntnt ago. For a nupili-i became frightened hv lo-t screams ren t of. its quota reached, is operation in 10 IB which sealed ( tried with calls from residents dAillHfO, ary, 956,87: Dec. 18, The Pilot | another enutjly that Im* left of yesr* *lie « * , a member of and ran <>ff California Republican add­ RUlo Farmer*1 Mnrkct in Plant up the Bruges Canal, ! as far as ^ten miles aw-ny in- ed The Club, 982.51; Dec. HI. F.nstrrn ll ini. I lien. Chief William* ‘ Seminole liehind in the com pet ithe Akron DapU.-d Temple. that war Itself is a wasteful City and W. D. Out man, special I-ord Keyes aUo served tho [ quiring about the blast. % recess and many useful things S tar, 140.33; Dec. 20, First MrlhSbu is Mivyjved l>y 'tin- Ini-. -aid, thul Ua- Negro sighted Mrs. 'lio n , lie -aid. Every available niece of fire at. Navy in World W ar II odist Church. 921-36; Dec. 22, the Washington representatives of 1 band, l**.*lie Price o f , laingwood; jCumrreii coming home nod a t-, - | « ou|d like to make a final sd to lie thrown away. What director of combined opera­ equipment was ruined to fight he and his co-workers want to Liens Club. 970. Fldrida’s Department of Agri­ ™ • .7 '' larked her. evidently with the nppml to llie people of Seminole the fire. Thu flames were under discover now la whether there tions in - 1040 and 1041, lie was culture, look pari in till* con- one daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Huff |ntent of robbing her. but aT»e‘ nut to let tlie Imy* d„«,i control within one half hour. one of the sponsors of the famed .fetenco, during which we pre- man of laifigw..... ttvo -i-iei*. dal nut liuvo hci puckrthook with , „ r tin-.......m ntry," lie added. is unnecessary waste going on The building housed the Santa British Commandos. His son, now, "Seminole ’Uounty ulvtuy* Inn rented uur pita. Our nrgument Mrs, Butty Miller anil Mu. M < butL ieut Col. G. C. T. Keyes, wus Rarbarn distributing company’! Hntdar, both of T,ougwniN|; (wo Services A r c Held At !*:llt) o'clock. Just prior to met it* bond quota* in the past, was based on the fact I bat Flor­ brothers, P. S. Meador of Evan be*r and soft drink bottling killed leading a commando raid the ottneks, A itlm r Moore, 1218 and with the goal so rinse, it For Mrs. Mary Lodge ida's straw be rr*«s, produced In villa, Ind. and Thea Meiulor of (luk in J941 ag a in st' Field Marshal works. appeared nt the should l>e side to reach thU Mrs. W. 0. Hartlin** the Winter season, arc strictly ‘Memphis, Tsnn. and two grand­ police Avenue, Erwin Rommel’S headquarters in slut ion to report thnt h e , goal," he stated nod added thnt a luxury producL They are not North Africa. children, James David and Betty Funaral services for Mfs. Mary Dies In O r l a n d o Jane Lodge. 73, w ifi’ of L F. In any sense In competition with Sue Hoffman of Ixrngwnod. had awskened shortly before to there remained Imt fivi> days to No Frost Danger t find a man standing nt Id* bed- go In the drive. berries produced In the regular Lodge and mother of Cftv ComFuneral *ervlccs and interment room dnor, and wlien lie grit out Mr*. F. K. Roumillat, leader of Mrs. W. C. Hartllnc, 66. a Till After Saturday resident growing Seasons in other states, will be in Doyle, Tcnp., Friday. - of mianloner MJ1-odge, who died lied thr man ran through the the wanien’s division of the of- Sanford for the past evening at her home a t -when- a great volume of the house and out of Ills front door, drive, expressed thank*- today for years died a t the Florida Monday crop is handled by processors, 1.AKELAND, Dec. 26. UP)— 26 811 Elm Avenue, were held at Chief William* today Mated that the work done by each lady who Sanatorium In OtMndo a t 11 ®0 for Tanning, preserving, or foun­ Hub-freexing weather is forecast o'clock »I | lha iiinii msv have been tbe helped in this and previous morning follow­ 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon a t tain use. for tomorrow morning in extreme ing an yesterday ML Pleasant Cemetery, 20 miles Nine Sanford drive*. iv lU n | Negro who ntliu-ked the women, illness of approximately northern Florida. For tonight two years. "The holding of ceilings on from Pelham. Ua. She was bom and tomorrow morning, the Frost M 1(lint rrn,*wone •* w ..rfl*qui­ ort The body will Ha In state from In Decatur County, Ga., Oct. G, strawberries appears to me to be Dincharg’ed By Navy iftjs“j ^ |i™ of“ the Wnrning Service nt Lakeland 8:00 1871 o'clock until 11:00 o’clock pretty much a m atter of pre­ nt Wert'* Jewelry side TOKYO. Ih~ 2*. (A*)—A new predict* partly cloudy weather totnorraw morning a t the chapel Mrs. Lodge, who was a mem­ Nino Hanford men have recently | hai, |„„keii into and Bobby Brown, Ajje 13, Tokyo dally newspaper (Mimpo) In southern districts, mostly of Efselsteln and Wigglnton, 170 ber of the First Baptist Church serving tbs ceiling for the ceil­ been discharged from the United „ valued at | 2fi bad been Accidentally Killed charged today that*-Japan’* so- clear akics northern districts," East Church Streot, Orlando. of 8anford, esme here from Pel­ ing's sake — not for Its bene­ States Navy, according <11 in III- 1stolen, but nothing else wg* dls called privileged class is hoarding cooler in north and central dis­ Funeral service* will ba conducted ham ht 1024- She was married to ficial affect for producer or formation received today th e ! tnibed. lin re i alick-r of foodstuffs. The tricts. Bobby Brown, 13. s o n of Mr."” ' consumer. This vear, for in Naval Personnel Reparation Cun Rage-Hancock of 'Chattanooga, Mr. Lodge, July 4, 1802. Three rise* coming automo­ Lowest temperatures expected by Survivor, Include the husband. stance, only a few hundred l*r* Jacksonville. paper, asserted further th a t the Tonn., Intermapt will be In bile* siolen and later rrenvered, and Mr*. W. A- B r o w n of Hinder-Nippon are Government la trying tomorrow morning are 20 to S3 Forrest and L. F. Lodge of Sanford; five ville, wa* killed about . 2:30 They aro as follows: ST 2/c CemaWnr In th a t city 1(-ported by police. One, a etmle the impression th at the degrees with scattered frost in possibly Hill daughter*. Mrs. M. 8 . Godwin, pints of strawberries have moved W alter R. W art, 018 Celery Avc.: were o'clock thi* afternoon when tie Sunday afternoon. '39 Plymouth Coupe, was report­ only w j > i -i tide over the food the extreme north portion of the Mrs. Hartline was born In Mrs. J. R. Tatum and Mrs. Ed­ from the Stste'a major be r e ­ RDM 3/c Lindsay M. Caldwell. l*y Dan f . Spivey, Jr., to neve wa* accidentally shot in the face erisb was to import foreign Gainesville district. No fro st Chattanooga. She was the daugh­ ward Williamson of Sanford, Mrs. production center a t Plant City. 201- Maple Avenue; ARM 2 /r ed Iwcn stolen from in front of the hy an unidentified youth with a danger In all other sactione. rice. S, Hall, Son l.nntu Riti Theater last evening at 0:30 .22 calibre rifle. of the late Mr, and Mrs.. John W. O. Harrell of Orlando and In 1943, December shipments Gordon Forecast for Thursday •— fair ter The pap-r I’emandad editorially A partm ents; PHM 3/c Mike According to a preliminary re­ X. Dlckcrt. She Is survived by II pints, and In Den'cli/rk and wn* later found that Inc fhodstuffe It alleged and mild. SllehUy wnrmer Thurs­ h e r husband, Mr. w .'C - Hartline, Set's. Jr., 1728 l<ocu*l Avenue; ubunded an Celery Avenue near port from the Sheriff's Office, tho 1942, shipments ran vnc;o being hoarded should be day night and Friday in northern and one brother, llr . W. B. Dick- Turner Lodge and M. J . Lodge to 1160,448 pints in December, AOM 3/c Marvin C. Prine. iak c 'bo St, J'-'-n* River, according to youth was rushed to n local busdistricts- Mild in southern dis­ • r t of Chattanooga. distributed. of Sanfopd, a sister, Mre, Minnie This variation in volume is made Monroe; CK 2/c Frank E. James Deputy Sheriff Jack Hickson. pita! but was pronounced dead Meanwhile, G e n e r a l Mac tricts. No frost danger through D. Balter of Fresno, Calif.; 16 more apparent if we consider 1211 West Thirteenth Street; Denutv llieksoa ul*u tenorted he upon arrival. ------------'— i----------A rthur’* head q u artan issued a Saturday morning. grandchildren and 17 great grand th at this year strwvrtjsrry acre­ BTM 1/c Wlllla L. Nathan, 807 hud recovered in the reP°"®<' nc woorls neer directive today concerning the children. East Eighth S treet; STM l/c MINERS TRAPED ag e la more than double th at of Oviedo, u 1036 Buick with an REALTORS TO MEET food rtu alfc ti. IJndsr terms of Prelim inary funeral - arrange- 1942, and nearly five times as Clarence Walker, 1712 Wc*t Ohio lii-enso which had been RECOGNITION the directive, me.*e than 44,000.The Sanford Realtors Associa­ PlNEYlLLE. K Dec. 26. (ff) mente were in charge of the great as In 1043. Florida strew- Thirteenth Street; STM i/c An­ stolen from Luke Helen. pound* of food end more tion, of which Ed Lane is presi­ — Between 80 Eriekeon Funeral Home. drew J. DuBose, 810 Orengo U miners bsrrtes have to be replanted A Buick s e d a n , reported by WASHINGTON. Die. 2”. (/P)— i £,ojt»,030 pleoee of clothing dent, will meet Friday afternoon heve been trai an eaplokevery year — whereas In other Avenue. O. J. Jane* to have lieen stolen Acting Secretary of Stale, Dean a t the City Ilall for election of ion In a coal Pinevllle, areas affected by the OPA ceil­ at 11:50 I’.-M-. Monday from la Arheton, said tedsy that the officers and making of plana for ings, this not necessary. Florida's UBO PARTY POHTPONRO front of H arry's Liquor Store, United States probably will the now year. W inter strawberries are in fim ­ was feund by State Highway gnlae Romania and Bulgaria 3S HOME DAMAGED The party which had been plan- practical Iy a -'h o t house'product' Patrolman L. C. Bender near the Big Three powers have made d by Naval personnel to be since the Plants have to be Slight damage' from fire causer! Lake Minnie where It had been peace treaties with the form er held Friday evening at *tho UBO covered with straw, or other­ by a . defective oil heater wa* abandoned. It had hit a corcrete Axis satellite* Aeheson said the wise, , Iq Urns* qf fro st, or Ih- caused to the home of L. M. post, but aalda from a broken foreign minister* of the Big Three tliik -llO l C ast Fourth Street, wladshield was in running order, nations have laid plan* in Mos­ and. It • was * taken to RaUtfP* cow fer making peace settlements Aato Pacta-place. with the twp Balkan nations, t h mmrn 3 Persons Killed Senate.; Group On Air Junket In Explosion Of Around World California Truck Ceiling May Be i Lt. A. K. Powers h Two Women Are Removed From | H«m»e Alter Duty Attack By Man , n straw berry Crop \ In Pacilic Area Carrying Pistol Salvation Army Spreads Cheer *—■« British Admiral to r d Keyes Dies | T In London Today 1 Kwr whS: * --u*per -fjoor a Lake County Has Exceeded . Quota « r K JapiPaper Charges rriviledged Class Of Hoarding Goods ssn&srz s &k * tr rz . iia___ - �•f 'PAG FT'TWO' t ;i .irnwixui! -on T n r r s iN r m r n ' l'he Sanford .Herald ___ jili-i i! >» R tU k lliM la W M * d ally earrpl P alard ar * tt n ,l n r a l -S k t v r il. I larlda. I I M nannlla A i r i | i r . a rtistn irn .i> h a t *.a 1ki . | a l . t r l a i d i a a r r Ur CartUr wrrJ. ' fr.lAl.il \r.M |n i|< .r llrp rr.rn ln • O r . . 1Mr., r r a r r r r n l . ' I h r l l r r a l d la I k r n a O u a a l llrl.l » l a d a r r l l . l n a U t f i r r r a r r M a i i i l a l i . n l l a . liar, l a t a l a l r l i l r * « f I h r «■..(.. i t r t w i t h p r l i r l a a l b r n d . t a a r l r r a In l.’h l r a a n a n d Kf» Varh. Thr llrrald la a mraahrf «f Tbr A>M>riair,l l*rr»a whlrh la *«i-lu• o r l r rnllllrd la ik . . a . for rraul.llrAlli.n af all a m . >l|*|i*lrfcr* rm lllrd In ll air a»l nlhrawl.r rrrdllrd In Ihla pnprt und a lu ih r Inral urn* |».htUhrd hrraln. dll rlahl* In rrankllralli.n at a ptrtal ril.palrbra hrrrln arr alan rr- «f»cd. . . . 'I . W e d n e s d a y . d e c . as, 1945 • *■-* .............. ..... • ' ....................... ^ i w p B . i r ; : . T ! R c n i T r E n - ; c . - . lii Helped $ | M a ? dn,. At*. i"f P*»cii and rfra.'a nn'l jArosper ,Jhc. p |n W « m ilntore undreamed who inhnhit It* rtuihtf coHW t, or we «-nn employ that same i*c that • IndivIdBally Moil er to Urine nUiut complete! tlvely they ore "Their hr. u tter destruction. keeper" und that whnt uffn' lium the terrifying expei I- welfare of one nffeMs the ■1 of the |M t fe* yearn, V e fare of all. Selfish natmn .. failcil to learn our lesson commcrical greed nml mutur . r t nkqut with the same t-ou,- trust are harriers that oh and lieterminatlon to e tuhlisii j ttl|iftl out_ if pence in to -tie AFTER THE s V 6 rM t K m r r r i t t a ■ r r n n d r l a a a iwaillrr M a W t ItT. IUIO, n t IJar- »'■>•« m i l ™ It • i m f n r d , t ' l a i M a . u m l r r , I h r A r t j | C a a i l r a a « ( Xtarrla N, I HI.7. ' country— the half enigngetl in agriculture— will have enust* to rejoice that their nation lo«t the wnr. The Supreme Cortimanilers or^ier effective next March 15 will mean that Japan's farmers, heretofore feudal serfs, will he able to buy their land, and at Yates they can afford to pay. The aver­ age farm family struggles to sjihsist on a plot from one and a half to three acres, the rents amounting to at least half the income. They cultivate the overworked soil with hnntl tools and living standards at*e way below normal. The land, largely.controlled by a few wealthy absentee families, ih jmt to be ^itfiscatod from them outright, but Allied menktlios ,Will . spve the'fiirmer* from tenancy. The Janiiliesfe jfoyernmeHt has been ordered to provide technical vduijdUdtfv to estuhjfah' farts c«wj>eratives, to apt up price stlrtbijiztilitm ma'clijitdry and to oversee fair distribution of jx -m s im IV T U O U l BL^o/^rp . .. ---- r .- r — 1-f«e— ***' ipney, hojdjngs. jowcls, urt tronsu -es, and U ” the \YcnltWwt people in Japan Accord! ihUpy, American figurations rep esentutive, 111 l>e a liHUbibil nimet. when Japa 1 is called lies /o r war indemnltles.Tho-Allied policy, in which Am irlcn has a to raise llvlp^ conditions for the junaerprivili ROBERT A. WILLIAMS HEAL ESTATE-BROKER ,< w n m ; I'honc 732' • Atlantic Dank Bldg. r/iA i5/(O i-T fV O T o Tn'ttil HOME , .r — — goings on , wprij ppheard of for young ludies. *, i , v •1 Shaw On Smoking If George Hernard Shaw had a Hendly 1 into hia priwer, an effective torture would be ________ . . . . . . . . a ..." v.l p i l l " J f j l J O a Hmokipg room. The New ” V . . . • » York I’ublc Library has just received -an autograph letter of* c.. Shaw'K, ...u L-*a----• jin.swering a query whether he wan Htill nppoacd to Hmoking. ' "I hft\%* nc*ver amok ed“ in * my life’’, writes Shaw, “and look forward to the time whon ------ the ..... world .. will look back with amazement and diagnat to' a- practice « — ** j g0 unnatural and o ffe n u lt x i T a ----1 *l * rs men could knit iih women do." 00, he is not likely to see the time d. One suggestion he might have sleep; avail manner, would he that smokquietly, quietly let thr lunil lie f'minting the raindrops, counting Thnt would lie one way to take | to him. lie wa- 0 geiitlenri'i.! Itevelei A Inuithi'd al him, shoivi-. • e.l him willi canfetli nml went] their merry way. Staggering t . his feet, he set his juw with gn 11 ! determination'. This was N ew , VeurV Kve. lie had as niufh light to enjoy it nml celebrate it on nnylody else. He deeidi-l o rjn l the finest night rlun in town, nave one finite little drink- while the whistle--Skew nml the lulllung nml then go to bed. Not fur away he spied u -build­ ing lailliuntly lignted. Men and. women were entering richly drew* | ed. The pirns. >eeined to breathe j aipi t|uiei dignity. That was| all th e p le a s u re opf, o f It, sheep, t Counting' the stars in the sky. Now is the time fur the laud to TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY rest Quietly, quietly under the leaves; By RU9SELL KAV Dreaming of blossoms, dreaming beet Tliey tell 11 story of a cluip who ^ e n if he had no one hut himself Of the radiance of sheave*. iuund himself alone In 11 New for romi any. Going from tavern CILKAN DOUGLAS. "York hutol on New Year’s eve. tavern he nrcumlnted u very The lobby teemed with people. riiellow glow. Life took on u rosy Merry makers t h r o n g e d tne hue, Finally, n few minutes In-, It wus a Merry Christmas, streets. There was gaiety and fore midnight, he- staggered into for nil, except those poor devils a swanky hotei lounge. Seeing that who got cuught In the traffic laughter and a craefree atmox- he wns Inebriateil, a Imuncer took ’lere on every hand. Lonely and Jams acrosathe nation’* high­ ue, the stranger sat there fuel­ him In charge und escorted him ways, or by chance didn’t get to the street. back from some remote military ing eoriy for himself. Finally he Crestfallen he sat on the curl*, Could stand It ho longer. He de­ outimst far from home. cided to do a bit celebrating still alune und unhappy, ll wns u cruel world. They hey couldn’t do tin tines Office boy: "Mr. White, could I have tomorrow afternoon o ff?" Mr. White; “Ah, ye*. Your grandmother, I suppose?" Office l)0y: "Yee, *lr. She’s making her first parachute jump, you know," —Sovereign Jester. B wlmt exists evt-rywhete Imlny. The whole world it appeal Ini- lo-t its ease of vului— and i> looking fm tin- answer to its 1 rol.lem in iinother •'Srntch nml -ihIu." It would l.o well, if ns we uppionrh another New Year, wd would take time to slop nml rmtlil our chnnge. IP III is n chal­ lenge thui calls for sober thought nml rnreful action on the pint <f all mankind. Never in its troubled history Im.s the world stood at such u perilous erossroud. In our grasp we hold the power io l.uild 11 marvelous new civilir.nlion .m l 'Another new iusto>ncir for the HILL IIA It HW A RE CO, B & S : ’A N D ' P R . O F 0 S S I Q N A L > S E R V I C E X itr n fa .- t'n r n \ iu n * . I.ura-ln f.r . |l rlnra> - l ir a . •aae - T o .,, - I ’.lm o IS1111n i r r I urdlrs - Pram) Via - llnrfiirll 'I I’rtls u ia . X H IrkrV III, Touchton Dr up Co OVER THE REXAM. STORE fino.non PRESCRIPTIONS FIRST A MAGNOLIA PHONE .12.', FILLED JENNINGS IE ED STORE * Man r.iral P h a n e I At l l U l r l b u l l a r * ,>( II. XXo.Mlnif f A Sal,a N r r t a c . F . W E R T WU l i n e " O e e la M r l a I’r r s m e t l o n * MICKEY’S JEW ELER ta m & s v a v / WATCH FOR IT ! Diamonds—Watches LODGE & SON GROCERIES • MEATS VEGETABLES | M l K. 3 * 4 Ml. * The Kilgore Seed Co, 202 East First Street Phone 5 SANFORD ELRCTRIC CONTRACTING CO. PAaiiae 40 I t la r o i n l llrpslrx “ I X fo p ao lla A \ p . P la o n r 411 A 160,000 jewel robbery 1* re­ ported In Miami Beach, the big­ gest theft of it* kind since betore the w a r . It will p a y folks with 160,000 worth of J*w«D ta leave them in safety deposit boxes for the next few year*, them and g iv e‘.th e m charily. C»r — RADIOS — Hooie We fix them. Just call ui npvri ht 1045 Pubtirhircrr Feature Sfrvicc, Inc. BAUER RADIO . & |i ’ ELECTRIC SERVICE illS Traffic warning* which wen repeated In prrs* and radio Innumeralde tunes during thr liast w eek were of no avail ti some 400 Individual* who met deaf?) in holiday unident*. Thlr figure doe* not include the m a n ) hundred* wh«i were Injured, lost arm* or leg*, broku rib* m If- you had to eelect the blggaal newe etory of 1V4& what would It be? The final ilireat of (Hrmany? Or the final end of the w ar with the Jap eurrender? Or perhaps the unexpected death of ’ Preeldent Roosevelt? Or the mysterious disappearance of: Adolf H itler? o f the lynching’ of llbM ollBl?’ W t dare say thet ereryone with a •eia«Mrte titret NEWS Few o f their Itrrfullniit iiiotners tirp ypu;lg ^ntiugh to have been college students (Fruni Vf-snci* I Never nh, never, uo ax 1 liuvu It)' tile era or woman's epirandiisem ept. Women, when their Htblners were tnblr age; even with the vote, were not done. Visit i, Held that knew me of 4 trained or organized to be effective in international mut­ summer ters. Congressmen would have paid little attention to their Where is the hlossnin, lit lay 4 letters. spring sun, Hiit today’s college women can benefit from what wom­ That lingers far n lardy autumn comer? en of the last generation gro|>ed towards doing. Young Touch any brittle slulk. und W omen on i m u i i n i J a . . --------- — 1----walrli the down c? T Ur hnvo • broadened horizon, D rift from your finger lips. n wider relMtlonghlp, an inheritance of experience that thev Hay, if you will: Tha? w n b ,f t0 “ T 80 « 8 »aVe t h e i r c h ild re n fn m i w a r "This should he gold, or maple, Iflf for. « ' vnr.,fl ft’d u rn tio n t h a t that is brown." 1 w ill o u tla w w a rn , a r e a tte n d in g tii a bUHinett: Autumn will lie upon the mea­ lln rly th e ir« to p ro m o te . dow still. , Walk through the lonely roofless •gainst the folly, o f odr gi meat continuing-.to spend than it take* .in ? " Well, can warn 'em, but ydu’ m ain 'am llatfin TOWN Mnmanllaa A x * . GA^PBELL SECURITY FEED & SEED STORE phusr UNCLE JOSH NiyHt ! For Radio and I pair* Hre— E L E trrn ic E lrrtrlc Re. s e r v ic e c* . M A FFETT 8 AUTO SERVICE' Well Equipped - SANFORD Auto PurtH Co. NOW you can buy . . . REPAIRS and ACCESSORIES . . . on ydUr GMAC PLAN Experienced HARRY*8 BAR & COMPLETE PARTS SfcRVICI JOBBERS • DISTRIBUTOR? *116 W; lat. St. 4 .. LIQUOR STORE PViIl Mechanics L in e • ( Pnkaga 1,4 *• Park A*#. ri* rta a r THE CITY DRUG CO. THE PEN8LAR STORE im a t*t ar. READING‘-mis DIRECTO EACH WEEK. »■*•«• n YOUn AD WILL GET • ' RESULTS 201 WEIT FIRST ST.-SANFORD 522 * 0 LOS MOBILE * CADILLAC ST m C K L A N r^ L A N E ^ .-O R U G . , 1/^rxprrlall.M sto r e C M «W k - Fountain , i iW eaadt u l . * ill » �\ a v \4* W EDNESDAY. D E C E M B E R 2fl, 19415 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D ; S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A B eejety E d llo n Cecelia Truluck Social Calendar THURSDAY - Keunion of tho Seminole High School of Ht:i4 will meet at 6t80 o*clock at the 1Palms and Pinos Itestaurant. All husbands rind wives are invited to attend. or. reservations telephone Mrs. Jhn Courier, Jr., at 2U0-J or Mrs. J. A. Ponder 310 West SlxA gnth a t 400-W. The Scmmote Country . Club wtt* the scene *Snturday evening of the nnuual Lions Club Christ­ mas party where a Christmas tree, dancing and a midnight snack was enjoyed. Gift* were placed under the tree by mem­ bers of the club and during the evening A. I* Skinner acted a« Santa Claus and presented the guests with toys, which were later given to the Childrens Christmas Party Is Home in Enterprise. The Club itlbuse was attrac­ Given By Perkins’ tively decorated with poinsettias and a lighted tree was placed A Christmas afternoon eggnog in th r ballroom. Dancing was party was given lietween the enjoyed throughout tho evening hour* of 4:30 anil 0:30 yesterday and at u late hour sandwiches bev- Martha, Louise and Braxton und coffee were served from a Perkins, Jr. a t their home 800 table laid with n lure cloth cen­ Magnolia Avenue. Miss Martha tered with ■ low arrungrm ent aUrkins received -the guests in n of nulnsetlias flunked by silver W ic k .crept- afternoon dress trim ­ candelabra holding red tapers. med with black KC<|uitiH und Miss Tho.e a Handing were: Miss Isiuisa Perkins wore an noua Doris Hal). Miss M argaret Reitz, crepe dress with the distinctive Mil* Cecelia Truluck, Mr. and neckline being trimmed with Airs. U. A. Speer, Jr., Mr. and bows of the dri-ss m aterial. Mra. Jam es Hobson, Jr., Mr. and Rooms of the Perkins home Mrs. William Livingston, Mr. and were beautifully decorated with Mrs. J. D. McNeil. Mr. and Mrs. poinsettias and Brazilian peppers Julian Ponder, Mr. and Mrs. John and n lighted tree was placed Mpisch, Mr. . ami Mrs, W. V. in the living room. The dining Bitting, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. room -tabic was laid with a lace Adams, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Orville th nud centered with an ar- Barks, Mr. and Mrs- .George igemcnt of Brazilian pepper Thurston, .Mr. and Mrs. John and Icguslrum which was flunkedSchirnnl, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde with silver candelabra holding RHinsey and Mr. and .Mrs. John red tuners. The side table held Ivey. a small lighted Christmas Ir e l­ Also Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Powell. and Silver candelabra with red Mr. and Mrs. Henry Witte, Mr. tapers. und Mrs. Edward McCall, Mr. Assisting in receiving the und Mr*. Joe Moss, Mr. and Mrs. guests and serving was Mrs, Lee Samuels, Mr. and Mrs. James fi. t.. Perkins ami Mrs. M. H. Rowland, Lieut, and Mrs. Donald Wiggins. Approximately 100 Pearson, Mr. und Mis. Hamilton Jtbesi* called during the after- 1)is boo, Mr. and Mrs. James Ridge, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh' Whclchcl, Mr. und .Mrs William Wruy, Mr. and Mrs. Al Lyuiis, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wright, Mr. and Sirs. Johnny Courier, Mi. iunl Mr.«. Gene Adams, Jim Spencer, Duke Roberts, Richard Dens, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Kd Whittier*. S Melvin E. Hughes AMM 3 .'c of Miami spent the holidays os a guest of Miss Janice Cook of 110 Magnolia Avenue. . Friends of Mrs. D. C. K srrlift will regret to learn of the death of her sister Mni. Laura Orrlck of Baltimore, Md. Mrs. L. II. Jonri* and Mist Ho­ skins Jones Dave moved their resi­ dence to 7Ti9 Antoinette AVenue, W inter Park. Mr, ami Mrs. Malcolm Miller have left for Milton, Penn, after spending the holidays with Mrs. Vernay. « Party Is Given By T. E. L. Class IUKTH ANNOUNCEMBN ’ Mr. nnd Mr*. H. W. McCulley announce the hirlh of ti'daughtei op Dec, 22 ut the FernnhlLriugt\t„n Memorial Hospital. . Christmas party. Long table* were decorated with poinsett[.is, llrazilian pepper* nnd ivd candles fur the dinner party, Mrs. F. E. Gntchel told the Christmas story anil the class joined ill singing several songs. David Hester sang Christinas curols aeconi|iaiiied by Mr*. • E. .Nf. Carroll at the pinini after which Mrs. Mattie Hester lead in pray- Chaplain Daviu dptrriiag nf the U. S. Army has I(1ft for Seattle. Wash, and will embark ,iq the Pacific for further duly. ■His w ife is residing 'with* her parents Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Strange at their home 310 Myrtle-. Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Chomp C. 'K irk ­ land have returned to Jackson­ ville a fte r spending some time with Mr., ami Mrs. J . C. .Mitch*ll and were arlumpSnied by Mrs. Thomas Kirklsnd und son. Tomm y. • ‘ j . ____ '—t . , : ■ Mr. and Mr*. G. N. Bates and son, Gibson, have g'orie LA Colum­ bia, S. C. for tjie holidays to visit Dr. ami Mrs. C.\ M. Nelson nhd to attend the. wedding.of their nephew, Vernon 5*4Sl|W)ix. ' '. GIRL SCOUT COURT Friday night at 7*00 P. M. the Girl Scout* will have their Court of Award* a t the Scout W all. Mlira Southward's unit wilW|Murfe charga-of .th c jm ig i apt. F t , - j * \ . Those attending were: Mrs. E. T h e ,, sjumber party hns been T.'Hgt. J. W. Altpvan has . re­ postponed until a later date. M. Carroll, Mrs. E. C. llenton, Mr*. -F. E. Gatchui, Mr*. Mattie turned at .Camp -Patrick Hfnry, Hester Mr*. Rhode Ewing, Mr*. Vn. after serving in the fCvropenu H. N. Lumly, Mrs. Henrietta Leon- theater of tVBr. lie Is expected to _ _ .l 11 88 .....■ m 1 lit.- \ \ * arrive next week - a t tun honte 2104 Oak Avenue where hi* wife and son, Jay, are now residing. C O A f/A /6 5 0 0 /V . WATCH FOR IT OPEN 11:43 P. M. DAILY Last Day! DUNNE - KNOX * COBURN OVER21 Thurs. - Friday M O N D A Y - D ec. 3 I a i 1 1 :3 0 I*. M. . . . King Out The Old And Greet The New Ye«r A( Thin Gala NfiW YKAlt'S EVE SHOW! , HINTH TO IfOlIHRWlVBS PAN pqftC H A B E _____ Fur shoppera wrjio will tie In­ vesting in the aluminum and stainless steel kettles and pans, now reappearing in atores, house­ hold equipment specialists of the U. 8, Department of Agriculture offer these points to check on for a good buy: Balance. The pan and its handle should be well-balanced so th at the pan stands steady uven when empty. Top heavy a handle makes a tipsy pan, th a t-Is awk­ ward to use ana may cause dan­ gerous spilU of hot water or Kurfaee, The aftiootber the pan —Hist is, the fewer the eneB t at joinings— the more durable and ca*y to clean It will be. Bottom. A flat bottom -helps keep a pan striady and means faster besting and more econo­ mical use of fu ll on electric, coal or wood ranges. Pan*, for use on electric stoves should have dull-finUhed bottoms to savo fuel. A dull- finish Absorb* heat in contrast W a thing finish which reflect* it. . Sides. Straight sides a n more economical of heat and alto of space un the' stove than flaring . Mr. . and Mr*. . Laviti Smith hFld open house at their home 680 Valencia Drive Sunday after­ noon I k ,tween the hour* of 4:<H) and 6:00 J\ M. for their friend*. The hrtme was attractively deco­ rated with arrangement* or polnscttin* and n largo lighted Christmas tree atom! in the livIng room. The dining room table was laid with a linen cloth and an arrangement of poinsettias war placet! in the center of the tnldc with silver candelabra on each aide. Mr. and Mrs. Smith served thfe guests being assisted by Mrs. I . A. Palmer, Mrs. J. if. Truluck, Mrs. W, II. Wray, Mrs. Frank Kay and Miss Doris llall. .Those uttending were -Misses: Jessie Durden, Elizabeth Dyson; Louise Perkins, Martha Adams, Margaret Kelt*, Cecelia Truluck, Doris Hall, Ann Wiggins, Marty Perkins, Hetty Thurmond, N'ancy folium, Sylvia Meisch, and Marth$ Wight. , Also Mrs. ltohley llrucc, Mt-s. T6m 'Kirkland, Mrs, Frank tiny, Mr*. Edward Potter. Mrs. P. li. .feosic and Mrs. Nick Aihby. Also Mr. and Mrs. Edward Higgins, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hurt, Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Hurt, ifr. and Mrs. Lawrence Itnrtsfield, Mr. and. Mrs. (Sene Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Uillesple, Mr, ami Mrs. Hilly Zachry; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Betts, Mr. am) Mrs. I.. II. Mc­ Leod, Jr., * (Orlando), Mr. and Mrs. Rob Michaels. (Orlundoi, Mr. .and Mrs, Billy. Vihtrn, Mr. arts* V! XL* l VC........ litand Mrs. W. tB. Wray, Mr. anil Mrs. J. II. Truluck, Mr. and Mrs. James Trrwillegcr, Mr. and Mrs. Mai .Miller, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Anderson, anil Mr. nud Mrs. it. iHXidgin*. Also Rrucc Bolt; George Kick, W alter Haynes, Dudley Cunning­ ham, (t)rlundo), Richard Ileus. Joe McCsslln, Claude Whldden, Jr., Al Wallace, Robert Altman, Robert Wilson, L t.^ lallu ry , (UrIttulo), Brack PerRTnV} uml Mc­ Kay Truluck. PACK T H R E E CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete I’ipc. lluilding Mocks, Heady-mixed Concrete, Sepllc Tanks, .Concrete Fence Post. Well Curblt* dntk Properly Markers Peninsular Concrete Phone 1241 Sanford, Florida J N U G A N D SAFE in his iron lung at New York's Bellevue hospital, 12yesr-ubl Michael Lennon, Jr., gets a Lug kirk fioin the photographs being shown to him by nurse Margaret Sail:bier. They're thr gift of radio and screen stsr Ding Crosby, who visited the boy and sang for him and told him stories of fellows who gel well from polio. (International) Out ol tha service nnd into civilian lile? Protect yo u r naw, and ptixed poaiessiona a g a in st loo*. Insure th ro u g h this ag en cy a n d b a c e r­ tain your n e e d s are eiioctively covered! S€RVICi ‘ 8 t YOND T 1 w 203 PHONES 70 AN O 4 9 RENT MEMBERS OF THE FACT-FINDINO PANEL appointed by President Truman to study the General Mutars strike ure pictured as they conferred in the Labor Department Building in Washington. They agieed to make their own decision on wlietlirr to consider'GM prices and profits in formu­ lating u wage award fur the CIO-United Automobile Workers. Members of the boa'rd ore (1. to r.): Judge Walter Stacy, Lloyd K. Garrison, chair­ man of the board; and Milton Elionbower. (International .S'nunriphoto) A CAR RENT A TRUCK (V2 TON) YOU DRIVE IT! PHONE 2(11) UOCAI, NOTICE STRICKLAND-MQRRISON U-DRIVE IT, INC. MILL FRESH ' Uirdsey’s Quality Feeds MILL TRICES inn lb*. Laying Mssh . 3.7.1 Starting Mash 4.12 Growing Mash .1.77 Broiler Mash .IKK Dairy Feed 3.33 Hog Ration 3-17 Kperlal discount .1 bags to Ion lots. 'Baby Chick*" Irom l .S. Ap­ pro, rd and Pullurnm tested flocks 0h,0hl tfVftmjWayl dOAXIn CustonkrsVRth Am SRTlSING Birduey Flour & Feed Mills 313 K. 1*1 SI. B acked f r ( h o d C a r r ie d / PLUMBING • Ill-p air w o rk a ip o c lu lty F r e e ivtiim ute.-. I'fo in p l a e rv lc e A ll w o rk R tiiraiilci-il 018 Mellotrtillc Avc Rhone NI3-M /fWr7*- CA TERING iimut • Vniictiaii SlylcH • (j old. Fra in v 1 “i f e s s Sunday - Monday WALT DI8NBY’8 PLUTO “Canini Casanova” ALL ^EATS 40c To All Your Bakery Needs - • • It’s 'BlwaVi fresh when you ..buy-' it At Home IM W. Ut • in irru ra } OOUftLI THI B I A U T Y OP /Y O U R R O O M S • ..W ooden F r a in o d mirrors • Full niirrorb oVlng unnece., . w ho r.lrolneri lro"» m —i r u ih ” *on t # • ¥#7 #" a during * • ChrDlino* w l^ g Dl**on ' with ' h en Youf sincere th< — L o it k l li TtUOMW jJOWMU • W l— We also replace cracked, clouded or broken miirora. c u t ' And fit new glass table topa, wlndowa ami mirrors. _ . -4 # JL . 1 SENKARIK GLASS & MIRROR CO. 114 W . 2nd f it. Ik 9 ONTRAl MEISCH BLDG. in pa ns. diit, for heavy use—those for everyday cooking, for a job like mashing potatoes, and for the heavy-handed or absentminded cook. Metal. Stainless steel is- more durable than aluminum of the same weight and thickness. It docs not darken in rooking alka­ line foods us aluminum docs, but, once darkened by overheating or scorching, it cannot bo brighten­ ed as aluminum can. Aluminum has the advantage of spreading heat more evenly so c o o k s more evenly with less chance of Handle. Hand!«« ol pan* and covers should ba comfortable to grasp a n d , Insula tad agalnpt.heaL Cover. A. close-fitting cover I* essential • for many cooking pro­ cesses, so buyirtg a pan and Covtr together Is often worth the catra money. Thickness. Thin, lightweight sheet aluminum Is less expensive, lighter -to handle, but- aUo less durable' than . the heavy cast metal. Thin ware la nidre- easily dented, bent, and scorched than heavy, were. so. begvy lx the buy d H. J A M E S GUT AGENCY Open House Is Held .' At Truluck Home ^ Miss Ooeltn Truluck nnd Mc­ Kay Truluck held open house Christmas Evi* . for . friends ui their home 11 111 Magnolia with approximately 120 guest* calling. Rooms of the Truluck resi­ dence • Mete colorfully decorated with the holiday motif the cen­ tral fralu rr Irving the mantel armiigenicnl wh(rh consisted of ituignolin leaves intermingled With red lights with* a back­ ground forme,) by three fivebranched candelabra holding white burning tn|K‘rs. • The guests assembled' in the living room and progressed to the dining room where they were served by Miss Oleds Dyson, Miss Etitabelh Dyson, Mrs. J. H. Teutlkk, and M r s . W. R. l)ym>„. The table laid with un Imported lace cloth and. centered with u poliiseltiu nrfiingcmeiit wan- a p ­ pointed with sliver. The side table w*as also used for" a serving table and contained' silver can­ delabra with white tapers and an arrangement of poinsettias. * •r P h o n e 320 iukiteir a. �y .... . -• ■ TTTF. ?A!j^nt. PA T IE T O im Board O f Control Gives Approval Of ROIC Reactivation TVEITNEBDAY, JJECEMBEIt 26, 194S- ^ TD3TUDA ■!_<_! 2 . w ig SIGNS 0 —Dee’s Sign Service (0 . D. LANDRESS) Phone 1021 105 N.' Palmetto Avc. RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR* Real Estate Sales—Rentals—Mortg-nye Loans ’ ’ >i Dependable Insurance and Bonds 'Phone 060 are! products resulting from u great deal of hard work, careful planning, much study- and obser­ vation, and continued and per­ sistent striving to overcame the vagaries of weather and other problems. Crop condition reports during tho war were read by. business men, home-makers, anil many o***y* who had never before pain, the illrh te st attention to them, 'and when the* outlook was reported 'good, it wan cheerful ntr»* indeed to them. This new and greater under­ standing . of the farm er’s pro­ blems, by large numbers of con­ sumers who had only u meagre —If any a t all—conception of them Imfnre should be n strong force for good in t h e . Nation’s agriculture. With this know M g r. the consumer will give the farm ­ er recognition for his . proper dure us un essential Indivhkml ik-IuI makeup, makeup as n man inn our moctal of many skills (for the success­ ful former must Iw versatile), and an n worker who has 1to *ork with natural forces and re­ sources ard triumph over diffi­ cult obstacles to feed the Nation. Consumers will have a greater appreciation of his work, hia products, and his problems. In learning more about tha farm er’s Job, consumers alsp have learned more about grade and quality of his product*. Their ■ F air Grounds. Ever since the Army mnveil out swarms of workmen have, been busy t r a n s f o r m I n g the drab grounds and buildings Into o color­ ful exposition site. Carpenters and painters are Glowing in tha wake of the* clean up squads. cle:triclans arc bus, rewiring, to pro­ vide for miles of gayly colon-1 streamers, Ions of cfoy have been 1 placet) on tho race trnck, t h o crops th at they want, produce rnnditand and bleachers have the types that will meet a ready cen repaired and rebuilt and In­ land favorable response., from dications ■are th at all will be In consumers and bring him profit­ readiness for tha opening of able returns. Florida's first State Fair since The decree emphasises tin t the, war. with at leant. three |x.*rSeeing in the Fair on opport­ families sons able to work, from 16 to 60 unity to display their , wares ad­ years, will hnvo priorities. vantageously to hundreds uf thou­ sands of people during the 11 The nonpoisonoua indigo snake days and nights of the big show, kills and eats the deadly rattler. Room 4,. Florida State Hank Bidding Com All You Wont ...................................... i Scratch All You Want ................................. 1 Hay Best Grade Timothy .................... J Peanut Vine & Molasncs ..............................j Citrus Pulp N e w Crop ........... ...................... J Best Grade 20% Dairy Feed ..................... : VERY MUCH PLEASED, President Truman In the White House Is shown receiving from Frank Land of Kansas City. Mo., o Christmas gift oil painting of Ida trj-year-old mother. -ft>ao he heard her message: ’You tell Hurry to behave hltnseU* L u n d heads the Order of Do Mol ay which ordered the painting, (International), Also a complete line Tuxedo Feeds & Armour's Fertilizer Make our Store your Store TUXEDO FEED Cor. 2nd Sanford Photic -T5B I LEGAL NOTICE f lC H S IB MANNIN Il, W A T I J 8Y. ALABAM A. You lire h r r c l i y n r t l r m l an il r a hU lrril III bn u m i a p p e a r Unun Ilia Tib iluy u f J a n u a r y , A. I). ISIS, t o ilia lit 11 u f c u m p l a l i i l flliul iian ln M y o u In llila i-uuae In Ilia C i r c u i t C n i i r t o f B s m l n u t a C o u n t ) 1, s i H an ­ f o r d . F l o r i d a , b y J . M. H n tn n lu a , Ilia u r n ) b cln if a n a r l l u n f u r <11vurca. T h a H an fu rit I l r r n l t l In d r a l i i n s t e d mb l h a n a w a p s p t r 111 whli-li t h l a O r d e r a h a l l be iiubllah ad f o r f o u r c o n a r c u l l v a wi-cka. W J T N E H S Ilia l l n n u r a b l a O. I*. Ila rn d n n . C lark uf a u l d . C ourt,, a t H a n f o rd . F l o r i d a , unit l h a o f f i c i a l aeal Ih a ra u f; thla th a t t t b d ay o f N o v ain liar, A - D. l i l t . O. 1*. UK IIN DON. C l s r k . B y d , I,. H U N T , D. C. (C ircuit C ourt H u l l -'. VC. SH<JW CARD AND POSTERS Applications for-thu IlOTC aro being received at tho University, and students qualifying through standard army physical and men­ tal, examinations may begin tile course semester of the current School year. N o l l c e Is lisr sliy u l v e u t l i u l I, t h e u riitrfalgm -il. N perlnl M u s t e r In c l m n r i r y , i r t u W s a i l by v i r t u e of it c e r t a i n rimiI d e c r e e e n t e r e d In Unit r n i i i t O ' c a u s e p e n d i n g In Ilia C i r c u i t t.’n o r t o f Bara I nul a County, M urids, w herein listen Marl* M elscli l« p l n ' n t i f r nipt It. H. Ixifix, u s T r u s t e e , et s i l i r a d e f e n d a n t s , w ill o n MOndny, t h e 7t h d a y o f J a n u a r y , A. I>. l i f t , in r r o n l o f t h e c o m ! h o u s e d o o r a t H an fo rd . HtanI n o l e C o u n t v , M o f n, l i f t e r fu r m ils a n d sell to t i n f u l K l ie s t b i d d e r f u r t u s h tint f n l l u w l n a dee. i lli«d In ml s l l d u t e t l In I II,* ■ I :--etnlnole C ounty, M urid ,i.n e i ..ru lu rly d e s c rl l i e d ns , o . n » < . i < w i t : All o f H in t:. . Ti IS, - o f ■ (tin . T o w n of H-m fnrd. F l o r i d a , a r c o r d l n a t o l: , t . T r a f f u n l ' a p m 11 t h e r r o f r e c o r d s d III inii|i Itinili 1. t t a g e s . r,«.«t itf t h e 1*11b i l e l i r e o r u a of Hi m l m d n t.'ounly. F l o r i ­ d a, • > . s n h l s a l e t o bn m a d s t o s a t i s f y so ld tlv rree. D a t e d a t H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a t h i s ltl» d a y o f D ece u ib e r, A. D. ISIS, fl. it. W a t ion, ' Knerhil M u s t e r In C h a n e s r y . t l a r l a n t l W. H t t n i r t r , Ht.llrll.t r f u r IT a l l i t i rr •• .-Cm RURAL COMMON SENSE / B y 8parf» John«*a , GAINESVILLE, Dec. 20—R*-| activation of the .University of, Florida’s Reserve Officers' Train­ ing C orps-in b o th ' the nrtlllery ami infantry divisions an Jan. 20, has received Hoard of Control a p ­ proval, President John J. Tlgert, announced today. The University wos recently notified by the War Department' of tho nxpnndo.l KOTC program th at will mean Increased financial reimbursement s to . veterans, but no date for its reactivation was. announced a t that time. The IIOTC was suspended at the University early In the war be­ cause of decreased student en­ rolment, although the basic-m ill-' tjuy training course has been. carried through the war. Under the new program, veter­ ans who have served six montna will be incused from one year of the basic two year course, and veterans with a year or more serv­ ice in the army will be excused, from all of the two years basic FIRST naUonal commander of the course. Physical standards for the ad­ Legion of Women Veteran* la Mrs. vanced course will be In keeping Patricia M. Deuse of New York. with army standards required of Penned for women who eerVed In Veterans and the Andy, Navy and Marine Corps during the war, the new orgaidzation plans to establish posts In all the torty-elght states within the m x t tow motiihs. (International) Mrnrf: or si anti urn nai.k Vi S 1J »" . HABIT plays an important part in everyone’s success. , . The habit of being well groomed should be started early in life . . . K Your clothes will last longer if regulnrly cleaned A PASSENGERCdACH THAT HAFPENE0i TO 01 EMPTY lies where It wg* thrown when a freight train fright) plowed Into Ute rear of the South*rf) Railway's Piedmont Limited near Gainesville, Cla.,‘killing three and injuring h a l f a dozen or mor*. The Limited h id been stopped on a red Ught signal. (International Soundolioto) LANEY DRY CLEANING OO. lilt E. 2nd Phoni TO: C't.W/A^o SCW/V. W A T C H F O P 11 lias always been mm of the finest fsstuta* of the Fair promises to be bigger and better thsn ever. General Manager P. T. Streldcr state* th at -theft has never been ruCh a demand fo r apace so fa r In advance of the opening date-end he advise* anyone interested in securing a booth to contact hint promptly as available space Is going fast. Data* for the 1845 Florida Fair are Feb. & to 10 In­ clusive. . Home lighting is important, and it is important for youto know just what adequate home lighting means. Lighting can be too bright as well as too dim . . . can be wasteful well as inadequate. Take th6 test below - use 'that inlorma, *,. - *. ■ | **' " t 11 | # \ 4. tion on the lightingin your home... and you may see some things you never saw before. Remember, Eyesight Is Precious, Light is Cheap. 3.to 5 Day Dry Cleaning Service 'S Day Uiu^dry Service Wo rncommend that new customers send t> ttimOiy last three days of Week. SI5M1NOLE C O U N T Y LAUNDRY C O . Slfl, w.. 2rd Hi. Phone 47 -- . • V im *, IKE IISKTINI t i l l t> �1 I :WEDNESDAY; DECEMBER 2G, 1945 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA IN .THE SOUTHEAST More people drink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other. It must b e... M ■< m 60M //V 6 S M A / f WATCH FOR IT ! lUMitiitiiqiiiiiiiiiuluiiiiiimliiiiiiiiinmiiiiii'iB Cold Prenarations l iq u id . ta blets, s a LV f . NOSE-DROPS — CAUTION USE only Allmlie Cempitr-Btmirfn to All as d ir e c t e d T he truth about “take h o m e Creomulslon relieves promptly be­ cause it goes right to the sent ot the trouble to help loosen amt expel germ laden plilepm, amt aid nature to aootho and heat raw, tender, In­ flamed bronchial m ucous m em ­ SIT. WANTED— branes. Tell your druggist to sen you w j W t e b }. n«o'nn*'und painting A bottle of CreomuUlon with the Un­ work uf ull kinj, Reliable men derstanding you must like the way It quickly allays the cough or you a n available n o w , ...SANFORD to have your money back. * PAINT & GLASS CO.,. 117 So. Park. Phone 303. T h e dem and o f UAW -CIO leaders for a w age in c r e a s e to " m a in ta in w a rtim e ta k e-h o m e" assum es that the wartime work w eek averaged 4R hours. C R E O M U L S IO N T h a t is not true. In General Jtotors workers averaged 45.6 hours uvrk a week. Vor industry as a whole the average was a little less. for Coughs,Chest Colds, Bronchitis Lost and Found TELEPHONE FOUND: AH’ while dog with (lurk htiruu^K. Phone 220-.I. LOST: One pair of Ice tongs nml ice bug on Osteen load. Kind­ er please return to Squirt Wright. 712 IjocuiH Avo. «*: phone 21)21' Ire box.. PHONE 118 OR DR1NC YOUn An*t la- T H E ' SANFORD HERALD Count, f!v# nurds la Ibe line, including phone and address. Two weeks ago, vicinity All advertisements far situations w aflW will be charged toe a t the LOST: of 20th .St. anil Park Avenue, regular rlaeslflcd rate*. grey, part Persian mule- nil, lOe per fine for on* tnaertiuu uitsvrers to ilkihe ' of “Smokcy 08r per line for *hree insertion# Joe”. Phone 11123, Kewunt. 37c per line for 0 Insertion* M per tin- for 20 insertions HELP WANTED Minimum rate* . . . 30c /IL L up wjth keiwscne and fuel COMPLETE Broiler Plant cap­ oil. able of handling :100 - 400 n. It. POPE CO., INC. fryera a week up to an age of IB -1.1 weeks. Approxi­ mately 2000 chickens 5 to 10 f WO FARMS FOR SALE—One weeks old. Dressing machine. 3 acres, tiled land, 1' good well, Mako me a cash offer. 2E06 2 story house. 1 ear garage, 1 Sanford Avo. phone D24. tool house, 300 f t West of Lake Monro* Post Office. One —1> acres, all tiled, good well, 2 story house, 2 story barn, K mile west on' Orahgc Boule­ vard. J. W. Bell, lurks Monroe, wn-jJIx Fhone 16. T he dem and o f UA W -C IO leaders also assumes that the postwar w ork w eek w ill be 4 0 hours. OPERATORS Starting Rate 6 days —— $26.00 Genera! Motors expects to work 45 to 4H hours fo r a considerable period of time in order to pro­ duce enough goods to relieve shortages created during the war. limployes w ill he p a id a t the rate oj time-and-a-half fo r hours uvrked over 4U. Single or Married Ages lit - :I5 Experience Unnecessary • Paid • Frequent increases 4 while learning • • Overtime pny Paid vacations • 'faxi-cah s e r v i c e fo, G E N E R A L GIRL for soda Fountain' a t I.anlate hours ey’a Drug Store- P art time or A P P L Y C H I E F O P E R A T O I ________ full time.________ 8 - 5 weekdays FOUNTAIN glrli. Apply Shlji's Saturdays 8 - 1 2 Service, Sanford Naval Air Station. SOUTHERN BELL WANTED"' TEL. & TEL. CO. Seamstresses experienced and in­ experienced. Perm anent work offered. Working conditions are excellent In a well lighf il and ventilated plant. Ad­ joining restaurant where lun­ LONE RANGER ches may lie obtained. Forty hour week. Monday through Friday. I.lfc Insurance pro­ vided without cost. Dus "ser­ vice from Sanford and Or­ KEM O S A B A Y -- ] lando. Apply in person at LO O K ! r~3C j L plant, funnvtown Togs, I’nsselberry, Pin. GOLLY, A M GLAD TO S E E YOU! .ECORDS - All the latest popu­ lar*, string music and album acts for Christmas gifts at your music store, The Music Box In the Princess T h eatv Bldg. NORTHERN Bach muskrat fur SLAB wood, $2.00 load, cut up coat, good condition, Mrs. D. slab w ikkl, $3.00 strand, no C. UUgs, Jr., 311 Park Ave. deliveries. Oviedo Lumber und Supply Ct., Oviedo, Fla. TWO bulls, 1% years old and 4 BUSINESS SERVICE ~UHKD TRUCKS months, to be seen In evenings NO prospect of new trucks. Msel or mornings. A. litssane, Paola the need for trucks by buying WABHINO machine* repaired— Hoad, near Country Club. one' o f. our dependable us«d end all home appliancca. Cald­ trucks. well General Repair Ship, 705 - HOLLER MOTOR SALES North Ullla, Orlando, phone CORN - ALL YOU WANT, 1 2-1072. Prompt service. . 20H W. 1st. St. $3.06. Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store. Phone 368. WK ARE luilv equipped and Expert Auto Repairing know how to recap your tires. Barfield * Jackson N atural rubbsr or synthetic, In connection with wr protect tne sidewalls of WOOD circulating heater in good Yalta Auto Paint A Body Work* ynur tire. Jones Tire Shun, ...... J h*:e 117-J. Phone 371 Cor. let end Elm, t hone 608. AUTO PAINTING . GOOD riding or work ho n e $70. By-Q,W. “Pat" Johnson Mrs. Lumlgren, Saniord Avenue -Or Phone 00, Cab Bund, nights. IS years experience in onto, and ORANGES packed' und shipped1. alrcrnftpoinang, Sanford's popuHive's, Crtando Highway, phone 828-W. _______ LADIES diamond sollUrira ring, Ur Ho IIleh ^ m o t o r s a l f b 238 W. 1st 8L . beautiful mounting: Platinum SERVICE STATIONS hair pin, three diamonds, Schick •* e have In stock now - NOR­ electric razor: meUl bed with MOTOR TUNE-UP springs; oak hatrack. Excellent Factorlea recommend It every WALK TRUCK TIRE8 in these Mini; , mini Ition, reasonable. Phone 8000 mile* er twice a year. E s­ OUU x 20 828 x 20 1100 x 24 1R3-W. ? sential to efficient car parlor060 x 20 000 x 20 1200 X 24 rr.anc* Outr expert mechanics and 700 x 20 1000 x 20 Sun Motor Analyzer assure sajis750 x 20 1100 x 20 4-ROOM house—IlghU, water, i action. Coma In today, Also a good stock of truck tubes. aved street. Easy terms. Near HOLLER MOTOR SALES A.M. P revail Seville, Fla. vledo. D. D. Daniel, Oviedo. 208 W. l i t SL . NORWALK DISTRIBUTOR XPERT aervlce on muchlnt*. Electric irons, ell hcetera and FOR SALE m iS THERE GULD^ cook atovae, hacked by 10 yoara' A t Ceiling Prices -xperienca. Phone 70T-J. 1040 Chevrolet 8/4 ton Pick-up |lN 1940 Ford ’A ton atake 1930 Chevrolet l t t ton long WANTED— wheel base platform RMIONLE COUNTY. MOTORS H» N. Palmetto Phone 1011 YOU SAY THOSE MEN ARE HOLD­ ING ANDY IN , A B A R N AT ( THE DOUBLE-}" A RANCH? J I THINK TH EY’LL 1 KILL ANDY WHEN *1 *RUCK'rM A50N COMES BACK WITH THE STO LEN H O R SES. [r HOWS THE1 HOYFRIEND SITUATION.* A l7A! worker who earned 556.9.) Jor a.45 ft-hour week during the war would have received $6.1.44, under the G.M pmtw.tr offer, fo r working the same number of hours. T h is offer, aimed to increase wartim e lake-hom e pay by at least 10%, was rejected by UA W leaders. M O T O R S Alert* wild Belter Things fo r More Profile ROOFING — Brand new, aolld aluminum sheet roofing, V- SOCIAL Stationery In lovely soft nstoJ shades. Coleman's, 114 trlm p and snap lech style*. PhoneIitgnu IIn. Wire-Write a t - once) Fulenwider Mfg. & Distributing Co., P.O., Box 3361, 1)10 Lancaster Drive, colored couple Orlando. Phone 21730. NEW Remington Electric 3- TRUSTWORTHY wanted to live on place. Good blude razor $20. Stafford's people to work for and per­ Service Station. manent job and home If quali­ SHEET Mimic, popular a n d fied. Can use one or both now. standard, oook music and music ' Phopb 1206, Orlando, . Instruction hooka a t The Music Box In- the Princess Theater .Iildg. S General M otors answered the UA W demand for a 30Jg jump in present rates with the offer o f a w age increase that w ould have averaged 13'_• cents an hour. T h is w ould have made the average w age .increase «incc January 1941 at least equal to the increase in the cost o f living. AND WHAT'S M ORE, < I ’LL B E T ---- s t il l c a n t p ig u p e w hy THCVVe BROKEN S O MANY DATES, HfRE, Rid e d o u b l e WITH ME. YOU CAN FINISH THE STOW ON THE WAY TO — — TH E RANCH. I’VE LEARNED A LOT O F THINGS THIS / AFTERNOON, DO \ YOU KNOW WHAT A 1 “TIN KER'S D A M " IS ? TW&tSES SOME. • J O F THIS- THE TIN SMITH,"HANDY-ANDY.1 HE FIXED THE C O F F E E POT FOR ME. THEN TWO C O W - , PUNCHERS RODE UP. THEY HIT ANDY OVER THE HEAD l AND MADE M E D RIVE H iS WAGON TO TH E D O U B L E -A *------------v k — i R A N C H . I'L L TELL )/ COM E ) ( GlTTlIM UP, YOU. *-/ ( ON, < ^— r SCOUT, v____ J V SILV ER ) S / A CURTAIN F S P S O N L, " Th E NAME O F BUPICE 4V — j i s MV ah L G UESS ' BODY AT THE ° ---------- BOTTOM ' £5^. W E'VE BEEN FOLLOWING YOUR BAC K-TRAIL F O R SE V E R A L HOURS. WHAT HAPPENED, D A N ? r— ^ - ‘ I'VE S E T A NEAT LITTLE TT2A P j?,---- ~T MAYBE JUSn C O IN C ID EN C E T W A r s /— S t t iw a r l MISCELLANEOUS _____ L I CARRY ANTI^W O R R Y INSURANCEK ReguUr Ad i t. » I M f H O W W O U LD S H E G E T ] \ W IS E T O M Y G A M E ? I'M IM AGINING THINGS-* ; /H E Y B E A S E y .'H O W <— ' A B O U T THAT DATE VOU GOT S C H E D U L E D 7 0 N 6H T .« WANTA A w ------sell? NAME I ff v voua S U L rt paicg/L-AVrr �I THE SANFORD HERALD; SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX redea I J tu iif i, ar.vfiNoi.K com I aT A TI! OF F M lH IliA . K U K T I I C KtTTATR O F JJAM K.H M. W Y N N . I l a r e a e e d C0Af//V&S0&Vf WATCH FOR IT! n » is w w if ih i, M r e ft o r l na A d m i n i s t r a t o r of- th e e e t a l e o f J a m e a >L W y n n . . «ler r n n e d ; t h a t lie Tiled h l a , p e t i t i o n fo r final dlachnrae, a n d t h a t h e w i n ,a p p l y 10 t h e H o n o r a b l e >II, TV. W a r e . C o u n iy J u d a r of Itttn ln o i* C ounty, F lo rid a, on th e I J l l f - d a y o f l i e e e m l i e r , l i l t , fpr. a p p r o v a l of eam e and fo r final d lM h a rk * a a A d m l n l e l r a l o r o f l|i» p a l a t e o f Jnm e* M. tv y n n , d eceoeeA , on ( h i e : « ( | | d a y o f N o v e m b e r , '1MB, U. J . U v e r a t v e e l , Hr. A d m in is tra to r of- th e r e la te o f . J a m e s M. W y n n , d f e e a a e d IN T I I K ( I H l ' f l T CO C U T , N I N T H JU D IC IA L IIK C IIT , lim b NOI.K, C O U N T Y , F L O R I D A . rr:iiA i-i> c o i . L i c i t , C om plainant. 31A I l Y L A N D TO: VH C O L L IK R Del rtid a h l. 31 A l l V I rA N D C O L L I C l t . w h o s e iiearjj* t u t a l b e i .y t) L i„ » n d / Dial y o n a r e r e p a i r e d l o r i te a n f u p p e a r a n c c In t h e aXiuve, e.ntlt If ft C p i u r t unit r a u e e o n Or b e f o r e t h e Jilt, d a y u f J a n u a r y , ISIS In d e f a u l t <sf w h i c h aald c a u e o w i l l ' p r o c e e d e* I p a r t e . WITNKIIJI m y I h a tod a n d v e a l a n clerk o t the ivSiova- e t y l r d C o u r t t h l a 30 th d e y d r N o v e m b e r , I l l s . O. I ’. II tSllNDON C l * t k e r a«ld C r r u l t C o u r t . ( C i r c u i t court W e a l t Extra Standard* Tomatoes 3 * Lend O' Sunshine Peanut Rutter * 30c H 2 3 -o z Tabl*' Supply Raisin Bread 20-< Kraut 3 ibs 25c Shoulders Bhlfklaae Wieners ib 3 5 c »> Boe Freah, Bone In, Skinned Pork f l r a t r I'm bra m -a t h e f n l l u w l u a d f a r r l l u d p m p p r t ) In H ip C o u n t y o f Kamlimli., H l n l a of F l o r i d a , 't o . w it: . i* I D . u f N \ V ‘ i n f K I V V Har t lull 37 T o w n . Iilp I I Huulli IlnnKP >1 K aal i n arrea. Tin- a a a p a . m a u l u f Ilia a * 'd , p r u p a r r y u n r ta r t h e »ald a e r i l f l r d l r l a . Hail v m In t h e (n o n e o f K i l w a n l A. G ,ihrlal. t r n l i a v aalil r a r l l f h u i t a a h a l l h e Buck S h o d lb 35c lb 25c K ins Mackerel « o *s PIG PORK BRAINS FRESH MADE SAUSAGE PIG PORK SIDES ' PIG PORK HEADS __ Cheese 39c r u . Yellow tail Yellow Sharp V£-lb Big Eye Swiss >£-lb Cottage Cheese lb ASSORTED COLD MEATS COUNTRY STYLE SOUSE LONG LINK SAUSAGE SLICED BOLOGNA GA. MADE SMOKED SAUSAGE SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT KING AN’S FRESH SAUSAGE SUNNYL AND.SMOKED 8AUSAGE HY-GEE FROZEN DOG FOOD .. CANNED SMOKED HAMS, C /O Leu W hltenion, 473S A m b e r l t y A v e n u e . l l a l l l l n o r e IK, y i a r y l a n d . A a w o r n hi ll «>r r n m p l a l n l T ia v ln n lieen f i le d n a j l m t y o u h e r e i n f u r d i v o r c e liy A n n o W h i t e n t u u . ( h r e e p n e r u t e a r e t h e r e f o r e l o co im n aan l y o u l o lie a n d a p p r u r l i e f o r e f h e C i r c u i t C o u r t In u m l f o r d c m l n o l e i C ountv, F lo ild n on (h e trd d ay u f J a n u a r y . A. l> I HIV,- o t l i e r w l e e d e c r e e p rn colifeaeo w ill he e n te r e d upulnet you. I t la f u r t h e r o r d e r e d ilin l t h l a n o t i c e h e p t i l i ll a li r d In T h e Xunfni-d H e r a l d , a n r u r n a p e r piilillelirif ’ll H a n f o r i t H e m l n n l e C o u n t y . FI o i l da. once each week for lo u r eoneecuw eeke. W IT K K H N mV' h a n d an il n f f l r l n l e r a ) lit H a n f o r d . In (lie C o u n t y or H r t n l n o l r , H l u t e o f K lu r ld k . (Ilia t h e t i l l d a y o f U o e r fn h h r , A H. ISIS. O F 11KIINIKIN G rapw fralt U S U A L L V 1 Y l'G U V lV (A r k lAHOVN* S V U O in FREE. \DW CE O N WOW *T* M A K E .A M I L U O N D O L t A R 6 — ~ i V y O N Y e c A S T ) Cleanser can 5c SO Mule Team Prices Good Thru Mon. Dec. 31 HioOWN’ Closed Tuesday —Open All Day Wednesday N t w Y t A R J DISH FI*. Green Cabbage Sw eet lb Mild R a ta b a ga s lb -Firm Yellow O n io n s 3 lbs New Crap Florid* Golory Red Blls* 2 stks P o ta to e s 2 lbs 5 lbs Idaho Baking P o ta to e s (They May Be Available) Klin Dried La. POTATOES 10 »>. 35c SfSMNril ru n sDJ Polished Pecans lb 45c 'Soli Shall Aimonda lb 47c Sklnlcaa 29c Shoulders Lean, Meaty Fig I’ork Wieners lb 35c ( to o S h ad lb~ 35c Ib Oookad for BrMUnr D C (Gng Mackerel S teak s PIG PORK BRAINS FRESH MADE SAUSAGE PIG PORK SIDES PIG PORK HEADS lc • j!c *JC Hons ib F a t Drawn j Fryeri# n» 55c ftpanlatr1 Ib ‘ * Short Ribs Young Tender 75c Cooked for Broiling P an Ready R o asttsf Chickens ib 55c S n ap p er M ackerel Grade A 49c Ib Fla. Yellow tall “ 40c 30a. 33c 25c 19c, 2?c r a t Drawn' stewing* Ib Hand lean Ocean s h rim p Ib Fully Dreaoid p a n PUH Ib W h itin g P ilo ts lb 3Bc Lobsteirs 20c N . T . Dreaaed, 14 t>«. up Ib W*- Bpeckl* 35 c T re a t Turkeys k> 4 7 c Ib Freah Dark For A Quick Snack 26c Yellow Sharp Vfe“lb Big' Eye Swiss ^-Ib Cottage Cheese lb Cheese C rab M oat Hens ib Chickens ib 55c Fat Drawn It’a aafa and gentla—a* a child’s laxative should be—and It works thoroughly and effectively. Golden Crisp Carrots 2 Armour's Canned Meat J-eat F ta te h e r ’a Castorla at your drugstore today. Look lor the green band aad laboratory contiol number on the package. TBEET Always take a- Uxath* only a* L o retfa There are no harsh drag* in Fletchar’a Caatoria. It will not causa griping or discomfort, , BEANS rtrei.TaUow 2 ' 20-os c Borax - ■pkg - 12c Gator Roach Sunshine Krlapy Hives «n Crackers pko 17c Tablets Velvo Coffee 2 ib> 41c SO Mule Team Borax s H arris R oach Nabisco Old Fashion Ginger 4* « Snaps Ham * Lima m .aa ok*- 21c * ~ Beans » « 29c t■hV w-1 *■ V «‘--: s ' V 'i‘2A ) \ . \ .% I ** k- * 1 1 • ' ‘* 49c Pan Ileady Roaatlng Htavy Juicy B e U lie f'e Caaterla ia tha l u n lira to’give your child because it la mads aagacloUg lor children. Ib F jt Drawn Stewing ASSORTED COLD MEATS COUNTRY STYLE SOUSE LONG LINK SAUSAGE SLICED BOLOGNA GA. MADE SMOKED SAUSAGE SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT KING AN’S FRESH SAUSAGE SUNNYLAND SMOKED SAUSAGE HY-GEE FROZEN DOG FOOD CANNED SMOKED HAMS. Coffee 2 ib» 41c ■unhrita Quantity Rights Reserved Freah Cut Whole NabUco Old Fashion G lngtr Hives *m13c 29c SUGAR lb CARROTS bunches 15c • X/Tfa% FIFT EEN / K : % CENTS. C. Buruhlnc Krlapy ■tg^ CANE F reah Peas no. 2 Beans 12-os 29c G ator Roach PURt P fasep p li ib pko 21c Preferred by pood eooVi become • M l * rick, fe l l -b e d i e d (lev er. M m New packed In Ike New S * M C I O I U U Carton. Thin Skinned Garden Patch Snaps DARK B R O W N S U O A R Heavy Juicy Sweet Florida Crackers pks 17c a u t h o r i z e d c o m p a n ie s w ilt be low ed to t r a n s p o r t .i m m i g r a n t s B razil. ' » .V. Y. Kraut 3 ib* 25c Rice 4 ib> Peas Apartment It. N ew Y o rk C ity. Oil H trcM , Coasting Into The New Year On LOWER P R IC E S ! ■lu* Rose Bulk Black Eye ■■ m jecrcV 'sttp m ^ « a p iii TVhllufiton. lOvili From Kegs .B ulk Sauer Sirloin Steak pound 10-in Rib Roast pound Boneless Brisket pound Fresh Hamburger . pound Plate Beef Stew pound ■ lb 21c Beef Tongues lb Calves Liver pound Rib Chops pound Veal Breast pound Boneless Shoulder pound Grads A Ib K- tV’a s l TTJZ3T Our experience should qualify u* to give inutoristp "fron advice." NOTU'li o r Al'FLtt'ATIttN' FOR Our beat bet for kcqidng your i TAX tlKKtk flIIAFTKIt IT43T OF IKUI • ear running smoothly I* to have . N O T IC C 1H H R U C n V I l lV K N , T h a t W. G. W B I T i t O N h n l d r r ' l n f your tire* checked regularly, the T * a O r t l f l n a l a No. laauvd t h e I q f d a y n f J u l y . A. D:, IM 3 , h a a n il' changed often, and uae ^only f i l e d aainr. In m y n frlri. a n d lias the best ga.* and oTl from the m a d u u p p ltr a th o t fur a la* dnad 8KMIN0LB TIRE b lH ir. INC. t u h r I . ' U ' . I U ieren f. Huld, c a n l - From Kag»__Bulk Bauer Fresh Cut Whole ZVk n m u ic K 'i r t r r i i u : o f ru m .lc A T io N IN . T i l t : NAS Oi O F T I U C ^ Q ' A T U ■ O F F LO R ID A fffc T t): LAW ANDA H C L L IN ll^ U U 3lavw rll Avenue. C h w y e n n e. lairantli C ounty, W yom lnu. You a r e h e r e h v ro tn tn fcn d cd t o a p p e a r 10 t h e h ill u f c o m p l a i n t .Med a k a l i r n you In l l i r c i i v u l l C n u r l o f t h e Slli J u d i c i a l t ' l r c p t. t k - m ln o le C o u n t y . H l n l e d l T F l o r i d * . In t h « r a t e o f . e a l e r Hul llria v‘a . u i w l u i d a Hulllua, . l e f e n d a n t , w h e r e ­ i n t h e r e l i e f ' i.uuRhl ■la d i v o r c e , o n I h e H ev eu lli D a y o f J a n u a r y , I M t , a R u l e D ay o f ill e C n u r l r l e r t h e I ' l a l n l l f f nicy p r n c e e d e* pnrle,. It la f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t tfile o r d e r be p u b l l a l i r i o n c e a w e e k f o r f o u r c o n a e c u l l v e w e i k a In t h * H a n f o r d ' ' H e r a l d " , n . n e w e p a p e r .if w enaral r lrru la tln n , puhllahed In H a n f o rd . H e m ln n le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . D o u r an il o r d e r e d a l H a n f o rd . S e ­ m i n o l e county, F l o r i d a . Mil* N o ­ v e m b e r , S t l h . f ISIS. • i IV II CR N DON c le rk . C lriu ll C ourt. Ily 0.1 I - R u n t , D. O. iC trcull C o u rt H eal)1 Has The Lowest TBEET J*mr» c in r t'tT tm iiT . h k m in o l h COI N T ) , N T A T i: O F F L O R I ­ DA, o n , t n i c f t T - t i i A M t:i» v 1 l k h t u ii h c llin h . F laln o ff, D IV O RC E . VS I LATVANDA HCLLINH. D efendant CLOSED TUESDAY Open All Day Wed. Armour's Canned Meat hb • jrtftrrir id * t tnMpmyAn * 0 thh C onniy J u d e s o f H em lh o le s s r i t h e k i a h s s t W i l d e r 41 t h e C o u n i y , ( ’in rid a. a l h U o t r i c a in e o u r l ___________ io n s* d o o r__o n ( h r. i)r« t M a n t h e i - o u r r hoilna o ( e a l d c o u n t y a t ■lav lit tl i e m o n t h oi fr J a n u a r y , i m «, n l i l i ’h I* I lie J l h ilny o r J n n u u r y . v. l e n d a r n in n tlm ( r o i n t h e t i m e <if t h e f | r a ( i m h l l e a t l o n o f Ihl* n o t i c e . I I I * . t m t e d t h i s Sill d * y o r I r r c e n i b e r . Hanford, Florida. w ithin eight t t a r l i i l n l m n r d e n i a n d e h a l l b e 1MB. O. »1\ IlC UN In IN In n r l l l n i ! . a n d nliall e l a t e t h e C l e r k , (-Irrtift C n u r l , p l a c e o f rrM ilviice find poet o f f i c e H e m l n n l e C o u n t y , t ’lo rld u . a d d l e - - of tlm r l» lin a n l, a n d a h all . ( C i r c u i t C o u r t Heall b« a w o r n t o lit Ilia c l a i m a n t , n - 1 keul. o r a tto r n e ). and a n y aueh | rlalm or dem and not ao file d 1 a h a l l h r void. flA M 'll IV. V I N C R N T A* A dlnlnelralor of the K e la le of C lara U e V l n - ! F l r e t p i i lillc u llu n I I l k l l n e i n b - r , 1 IN T I I K T O l I r t ' O F T M H l l l l ' V T V J I U D K , * 1 : 0 1 * 0 1 . t : CO I N T I . F I.O R IDA, IN F R O I I A T K . IN H K ; . r a O 'A T K O F : ('L A It A L K H V I N C R N T , d e c e a s e d . T O A t i t , C t T K D t T O n ’R A N D P K I t - in citkitT o r t h is 1:o u r t v HONK H A V I N G CI.AI3IH O i l J l 'U N L NI'MINOI.F. CtH NTV, IIF.MANHH A O A IN H T HA ID CHNTATH OF FLORIDA. IN F R O -' TATK: „ RATtl. re t h e D a j a l e of Vim a n d e a c h o f y o u n r n h e r e b y i l l N O N A A. (VYLLV, Deleaver). n o t i f i e d and.1 r e u n i t e d t o p r e a e n l a n y c l a i m , uiu) i l e m a n i l a w h i c h y o u , T o All l i k e n II R a y 4 e n r e r w i N otice la licrehy g l v r i i t h a t o r e i t h e r o t jy ou. m a y h a v e a j r n l n a t OHBHTKIt \V. O O O l m l C I I file d Ilia f i n a l re|»>rt n a K tecu lu r iff l lie e a l a l e nl N uria A. W y l l y , lie* c i e s i t l , t h a t l i e 1 f i le d li la p e t l I h a t h e will a p p l y l o t h e l i o n * F lorida, on llir t S Ih da> nr Jo n u ar). ISIS, for approval of aa K ae c u tn r of the ealale of t h l a - I t l l i day o f rj e c e m l i e r, ISIS. CHK M I'CH W. G O O D R IC H C i r c u l o r of th e r a l a l * n f l Nona A. W ylly. doceaaed. * Prices Good Thru Monday, Dec. 31 W EDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1946 �r w » * T ▼' T ~ In Unity f lu w If Strength— W a n t e d If e r a ld • To P r o f it t t i P o w of the World i To P r a u l i tko Progreso of America* To Prodoeo Prosperity for Sanford. , THE WEATHER Increasing rlouHinr** thin ‘afternoon followed bj *ho*er* tonight and Friday-. Mild this afternoon and Friday. W armer tonirht. AN INDEPENDENT »A lL V NEWSPAPEK volum e XXXVII Established 1908 ICC Ordered a, To Postpone Rate Changes SANFORD, FLORIDA, I Wounded Vets Swap Xmas Gifts Northern States Get , Order To Halt ICC ' * Action To Lower ^ Rates In S o u t h . NES rssSr.. gne, IM S . he w for N a j w i K transport. A t Palermo, Sicily, h e . was assigned to the USS Brooklyn on July 20, 1944 and participated In the Invasion of Southern France. Vice Admlrel H ew itt was aboard his ship. Fol­ lowing the invasion It was the duty of the staff to close the Mediterranean ports and turn thorn back *to- thsly original owngw. D ie UBS Brooklyn was ordered to return to New York on Dec. 1, 1944 fo r overhauling a fte r which the ship mas sent to Trinidad in April, 1946 for six weeks training new crew's. Stine was furth er assigned duty In August, 1946 sboard the USS Franklin. Ho is the son of Mr. and Mm. >V. D. SUne or 1111 Palmetto Avenue and wears the following ribbons) American Thakter, Euro­ pean Theater with one star, Good Conduct, American Defense with one star and the Victory Medal. « • C-47 Carries Nazi ^Asoid From Spain MADRID. Dec. 27, '(/P )—A United States Army tran.poi t ® plana la on its way to Frankfurt, ^ Germany from Madrid. Tha plane a C-47—Is carrying 1,000,000 dol­ lar* In German M id to be turned over to the Allied Control Com­ mission in FrankfurtThe gold la made op of English and United BtaUs coins turned over to tha Spanish Government N aab collapsed, nish Government agreed tu rn ~c£ur the jrold to British Ities only aAm .b o u t ten d a y . ago. . SQVKDIHH ______ SHU* EXPLODES g a i ------(fALVESTCN, TMt, Dbe 27, Swedjsh*ehlpTwhlch wee wrecked by a n explcSion id QsJve.tontL>ddy are feared dead. The ship rank after the bleat which oc­ curred ** gasoline was being loaded aboard. The first mate of the. vesseli the Sveaborg, said th a t eight-m en era missing smi lfeared Used and th a t I t ethers injorartjjtwo critically. as afternoon, today used their Army tru th with tank and boaster pump buttle u big grass ffera In the Ofhurt l section I t W est TwenBtreet which thraeUnod ms. T h ar stopped furarresd of the blase by backse c tio n s* * T R A N S rat oiueiva of the . and CoraskMs- GPs In B e rlin Soldiers Were Shot Christmas Eve By .38 C a l i b r e Gun Russia I s Reported ~To Have Accepted U. S. - British Pol­ icy On Atom Bomb At Height Of Hospital Fire In Hartford • WASHINGTON, Dec. 27. — (A P )— United States of - ' ficiala said today that the Big Three foreign ministers have agreed to establish a four-power control council to adminiater Japan. The of­ ficials — who do not .wiqh to lie quoted by name — ’ Hay that the agreement oil BERLIN, D ec. 27. UP) — A house-to-hous- search Is going on In ’th e TemneMHhf Airdrome district; of Berlin today for those responsible in the killing of two American soldiers on Christmas The offer was handed to Gem-1 rails'I mo Chlang Ksl Shek’s ra» presm tatives during a conference which lasted two lupin. This w u the first formal meeting of the,1 two warring factions since NoTj IT. aside from social gathering* at which the Reds ran into r*. prrsrntatives of the Chungking regime. vi The Communist offer make*' issue a "cease fire" order, hr th a t renuosts—tfa t eai h n j< i rtrblmc* relating to the civil 1 V e be settled peacefully and i non-partisan observers be sent to . the ... various fronts lo look into th - exact situation. The truce nlsn will now h- da• i Generalislmo < li sng Kai-Shek for his consideration. era! Makes Motorists Admire^ ve To Restore Christmas Display rder In Java At Lane Residence»SktriKE PARTLY obscures ?fU»* Street Hoypluu i nun., us firemen pour water on the flames th at. gutted n Christmas K , n.u.v. , ,t.. .o-.oi.rth* uf the. city’s _ . . .the imllqlng iu ............... . . .. . . fli apparatus Motorists from f a r and near# Hurried out to fight the spectacular fire that lore thiujgli tlu Victurinn structure ntnl killed fifteen tim er national) W u r n S Indonesians jpassing during recent evening* tl rof th f seventy elderly victims . trapivcd. within u. of Mr. and Mr*. Edward j-------■-------------------- :— -•*■*-------A c t i v e ' Measures boms M M , 610 Park Avenue, -hav* Will Be Employed ST S. BATAVIA. Dec. 17. <JP)_The rAlllott rommsndsr of the Dutch East Indies — British Lieutenant Genera) Philip Christison — has warned (ndonatian loaders that he iiASndi to take more active m eastn a do restore order in Shinholsert i . home. ff k Home After For the past eight hi years. H a and Mrs. Lana, have hi had a similar Pacific Service display which In time became L t bit waslhor beaten. They e n s a g m r . _____ : out the guilty. 1.U U-w. Jhnwtaled tblt'fav . Masgwhtlr, - 'U n lted v States In domwlans place at hi*. disposal Outfit rtlU n lc a tio a S Army authorities in Britlin have whatever units of the Indonesian ■ r „ [ i r . , l , c , with a llfh t dM ktconfirmed reports of tRa shoot­ Peace Praeervatlon Corps ha may ing a fire, and the mantles nave In P h i l i p p i n e s ings officially. But they have need to assist British troops in hlg candles that light up at nlgl.t. Thera alio is Santa'* sled and refused to divulge the names of suppressing disorders. Lieut. Albert Edwin Shinholser, the ta n victims .until they are rnristlson made his plans reindeers and white canvas repre­ son of the tale S. O. Shinholser assured next of kin have been known a t a conference with senting snow. notified. leaders of the ill)recognised In­ Mr. Lsne. local realtor, report­ and Mrs. Shinholser of 1408 Oak The Army officials say both donesian Republic. Announcement ed th at before he put out tha new Avenue, has returned to Sanford ■■ten were shot in tha head with of his plans came as large-scale display, had seen a following a period of nearly four . if ; tkiddies — .-M who — fighting again broke-out in Java’s like display formerly, were tele- years service with the United a .38 caliber gun. Iff him to Inquire when it States Navy. phoning A t the same time, a 19-year- summer capital — Bandoeng. L ieut.' Shinholser entered the British Indian troops have would be shown. old German girl has given her Navy in March. 1942, as an version of what bapepned to cleared one section of the resort Ensign. He served 18 months ill American officials. The girl — city after a bitter six hour Meanest Man Robs the communications section of Ingsrd Grossa — says one of the house-to-house struggle. The In­ the Key West Naval Base, and soldiers was strolling away from donesian revolutionaries had Empty Stocking: Fund also 18 months in the Communi­ a cafe when they heard the shot organised defense system _____ L— cations department o f ' the Naval The German girl says they | Ircnche*. trip wire*, boobyearth The meanest man on e a n n t . t til.m l and saw a flash closa by. traps, mine*, road blocks and evlderU.lv is an unwelcome win- A ^ HUOoft S t .Miami. thought boys wrre , »^ootlnf-off Rniperi. . . . Following the tour of duty, In r visiter in Sanford. • according fir® crnrkfm uli®n two uniformed ■noihtr section the Indo- te Mistnl, he was placed In com­ Major Allan R. Whorton of men approached, Aceordinff to ncsians were s o , well organised to mand of a communications unit tha Salvation Army, who re­ the frauicln, the men werei Rui they forced S harks troops a t­ ported thal five hoxae containing and sent lo Connecticut where sians. She says one of them- re­ tacking with tank support lo cash donations intended to be the organisation received addi­ mained on the darkened sidewalk withdraw. Fighting also is said to hava used to purchase Christmas gifts tional overaeas technical train-, and the others came up to her for the needy, had been stolen ing. A fter the unit had spent and her companion in the street, flared up ane win Sograba'a from five Salvation army boxes six weeks . In training , in the asking the American in broken where nationalist attacked a Bri­ placed in downtown atoms during Mojava Desert, It was sent, lo English: “Are you .an. Ameri­ tish patrol with thachinegunv and the (^ristm as periods hand grenades. Two British sold­ the PhUipplaes from the. port, of can?” f However the crowning mhdeed, embarkation a t Ventura, Calif., The . German girl says that iers were wounded. Tam former Japanese 76 milli­ which should someday net the when the American answered yes, While Ik the Philippines. U eut, his assailant drew a gun, firing meter guns era said to have thief- . an extra turn over the Shinholser end his unit establish­ underworld barbecue pit, was to shelled British positions in the a t him tw ks. steal a boxful of dona lions in­ ed romtnunicallen facilities at Tha body of the other Ameri­ Setnarang area. tended for Infantile paralysis various newly cetebtlshed Naval can was found in tho street about relief^ bases. He returned to the United 60 yards away. Its had been sqen SOLDIERS INJURED Major Whorton added that States In December. He Is on by friends outside a theater early LONDON, Dec. 27. OP)—Thirty l Hiera had been no thefta of this terrains! leave and currently that morning and later w ith '.a --- - - arc said to nature last year In Sanford. spending tjie week In Miantl. girl. The girl has not been found. American soldier* The shooting of a German have been severely Injured when actor is also being Investigated. the French Liner Athos. 11, was Fam£d Sports Writer Ha eras Frits llerberholtx and caught In a hurricane in midIn Clearwater Hope For Rescue Of. he wag shot la st night In the Atlantic last Sunday. The liner Dies has 3,000 returning service men Anhalter Station area. — r— ■ Miners Is Fading aboard.and was headed for New YOKK. Dec. 27. **1— NE York. A message received In One 3 the beet-known baseball TOUR ENDS T’l NEVILLE. Krn., Dec. 27. Loudon by Uoyds says that the Writers of all Urns, Hugh Fuller­ BERLIN, Dec. 27. Iff)—Five Liner now ia headed for the ton, S rN has died in CiearwaUr. IA7— Hope has practically diar American corraspoodcnta have Aeores under reduced speed be­ He w al 72 y ean old. Word of appeared. for- the m iners, trapped ju st completed gn sight-day tour cause of engine trouble. “ ’s death was received in in the shaft of the Straight of the Russian-occupied tone of City today by his Creek Coal Company hare, ftesRIOTING IN ATHENS Germany._ Hera is mdist the AsFullerton, J r - an As- cae workers are about 3.00Q. feet from the entombed man, end eociatcd' Press Correspondent bn . Press sports writer. ■A I t l Ceil if | Dee. ATHENS. UfC, »T. u 7 1 t(A1 Ail) —* !* Riotl®t* there la e chance th at they may Fullerton, Sr. was among the lh« to“ r ~ red today in In the suburbs suburbi __s________ ____ ______ M f«m d to_____ be the_ Laals of the_ lag occurred of the Baseball (Writ- get through today. rt .of of Athene AUiune aa tt Piraeus, Piraeus. organisers •Iloaever, some authorities be­ Soviet program in R a s s U n -'o c ^ lheJ ’° A era of America. He was no a d pied Germany: A planned econo- T*1* fighting is said to have as a statistician, as well as a lieve it will take a t least two Inese and started srhea a mob tried to free writer, l i e covered the game fo/ or three more days of digging my for industry and a widespread’ ravieSn of tha two members uf a left wtng one half century In Ohio, Chicago, through the wreckage. The raecug organisation after' lay had been workers have spotted and put ownership of land. a r m ited. t ' — •* -to Philadelphia and New York City. out a t least 13 firm . The hinniThe men Were said have been taken into custody for ber of men Imprisoned in 'the WIVES GO OVERSEAS 1 WASP BAILS disarming -ming a peUeemen. The shaft is etUI unknown, with some HAN DIEGO. Dec.'27, W V-The crowd fought Into the jail and IPTON. England, — estimate* r a c i n g as high as. 60. 801 flrst^servlcemen's Mlvcs to Uave tg tha ceil* w h en the radicals | — The United for oversea e have seUed aboard were held before the police could A ircraft -' Carrier Wasp — — the Navy A ssault Transport Hen- drive the rioter* out. from Southampton for the United PILINGS AUTHORIZED rhy. Moat of the M eerrice wives States 'today with 6.000 troops are bound for Hawaii, where their Tha Wasp Is expected aboard.. The Authorisation to purchase ereNEW FLAG? huebands are atetlmeed. But one to reach Mew York Y o r k _____ harbor early toted piling and lumber 'with of the wives, accompanied bv her WASHINGTON, Dec. 27, UP)— Years Day, Temporary which to repair the municipal three-year-old son is bound fur The suggestion th a t Hawaii be on Next. Yean made a t Seouiamp- dock. given by the ulty Midway to join her husband, Ms granted., steteheed -has raised a repairsonw ere damages the Carrier Commission a t Its meeting leal rine M. Sgt. W. V. Ketar. utiou about the United States ia an Atlantic .storm night , t o « . N. Bayer, city cleft, r- I f H israli should become e who reported he had located the . KNROUTE TO U. S. .Will have to materials for purchase. He sta t­ The qn Fa l l a h a m k b ed th a t It would he. Ml’ to 90 77, SAN DIBGO, wl? J * the t _____ lion Is Trapp, who received days before they could, be de­ flag. One linotyping In The livered. arrive «U r be, pi>laced t s t are 'th e stars in Present a t the meeting, »L Appro *1 Diego to be n * _____ a t D Daytons aytona M ayor H iggin s and Com m leawnthe Fifth e woofcl be Park, ia new s -- ecu G eorge B ishop and II, J . GuL uew « am Karina •ta n the Raeg P Printing rin tin g M atters o f a routine nature w « b H and is A g a in st A warning against allowlti;: ydulhss te 10 hlpdlv njjutic liangciviu tungerwus JireJnc- * -> : • n : i> e ;n . v v . in.rEVte,."?. aSTLJX Funeral To Be Held rs r* ■ For Robert Brown is iitifn rd o u m o ru ii iJVI » ipt n cAt rr p t. Nnvnl iv a v a i FLYING DENTIST ILT. LAKE CITY, Dec. 27. UP) ’. Creed Haymond, Balt Lake . deaUst ------. *appointed gUnUprealdsnt (1 |w r g j |p Japan will be disclosed in the I communique to be issued tonight/ at 10:00 P. Mh EST. This com-1 munlque also is slated to divulge/ the agreement on the atom bomb/ which Secretary of State Byrnesf has announced. According to the American of) ficiala the control council fof Japan would have headquarter/ in Tokyo. The United States, Rut. sin. Britain and China, it Is said wll Ihj leprescnted on the rail Hr I The council assertedly will ejL ccute policy ' recommendations i , , I he F ar Eastern Commission, ml ) rn route to Japan. It Is said all 1 that Russia will join the F Eastern Commission — an age cy with which aho has not it© affiliated. i A * liable source in tomd. lay tho atomic sgrecint 1said reached by the Rig Three fore) ministc rs in Moscow Involve Russian acceptance of the American-British plan on atomic ener­ gy. That plan calls for a resolu­ tion to be submitted to the United Nation* genrral assembly next month, outlining auggestions for the control of atomic energy. . The source, who is in a posi­ tion to know what transpired at the 11-day foreign ministers* meeting In Moscow, outlined other accord* reached by tho three nations. . ... *. . ■— ■■■— * | *4 MOSCOW, Dec. ^7, LP)—A com­ munique setting forth the achieve­ ments of the Big Tlirce foreign ministers’ conference i* to be Is­ sued simultaneously tonight, a t 1C :00 o’clock, Eastern ■Standard Time, in Moscow*, London nml Mlashinkton. United States Secretary of Stalo Janie* Byrnes indicates th at lie, Soviet Fort-sin Commissar V. M. Molotov and British Foreign Sec­ retary Ernest Bovin have reached an agreement on the biggest issue confronting the exploratory con­ ference—atomic energy. Byrne* has told u farewell news conference In Moscow that the three nations have reached wlmt he culls an “atomic agreement.” The Secretory of State add* that no agreement was reached on any subject which will not bo covered in the communique. Save. Byrnes: "When you read the atomic agreement von will know that no phase, other -than th at set forth, was discussed.” Byrnes says the formal annouuemcnt will cover all phase# of the foreign ministers’ ll-day discussion*. Secretary Byrnes adds, however, that he. Bovin and Molotov delvt-d into a number of problem* in addition to the atomic energy question. He say* the exchange of views on these problems has rlarifird subjects for the thrt-o government* .so th at future agree­ ments will lie achieved more eas­ ilyllyrncs says he stressed lint fact that nothing wu* agreed to beyond what will be contaiiied. in the communique Irccausc *omo |>eiaons alway* arc aiixiou* to know whether there have been any »#crct agreement*. The Secretary- of Stale believes the cordial relations which prCamong the minirler* during A 3 J iisscc hn ua rr K i r to- U d ) >hc conference augurs well for iI T , . ttlcm, nl of „ t|,er prob|ems. Ho Funeral services for Robert .. . Anon Brown, 13. victim of‘ an . Tw-. ban for, i men of, Uic United accidental shooting vest*' may Btales Navy have received their afternoon near his honu-’ J..*,1 1 discharges atTonling to# infornwFlqra] Heights, lasll be held frl- n.m irccivwl today from Ilia day afternoon a t 3:30 ocloci, . j,'^\-al Personnel 'Separation Cen11-----1 ter a t thie e . JErickson Funer-* __. . . ..................... . Funeral Home. Jacksonville. s . The Rav. A- C- Uniwt* Camp sasill will off I.I-j They are: Ftv t/c George (J. d ale. Interm ent will be in Ever- Rowland. 4»| West Eighteenth green Cemetery. St reel uud S f l/c Graver C. Robert Brawn was a member Whidden, Jr., 108 East Eighteen­ of the South Side Baptist Sun­ th Ktrccl. I day School, and attended the eighth grade a t the Junior High ' School, l i t had lived here all uf j EARTIIGUJ NEW YORK. Ito h i, life. H a ' ia survived by the father The Fotdhain Unfvc an4 m other,-M r. and Mrs. Wil­ graph in New York has"1 liam A- Brown of Floral Heights, t w o earthquake shocks a ■ brother John Paul B rosn; as fairly severe. The shocks, two uncles, L. A. Brown of San­ raided last night and early ford and L. H. Brown of Oviedo. day, were said to l»# -Ju and an aunt. M 1 rs. T. II. Buchan- d/rertion of the DutchN Indies. an of OrUiwf- P oanaylvania’s Si'. ;VJ Street Scene In Berlin Takes On Nostalgic Note Women Workers And partn iiV , follu wing [tot .the accidental ami f a ta l ; I'OmitT I riBOnerB ting* yesterday shooting yq.ilcrdsy nflcrnoon afternoon of Ubbby I)roan. Uroan, 1,7 1.7 year old son of ' I) ii n c e In Street W , A. Brown of Citrus lleigiits Khtriff Hand reported that the BERLIN, H oc. 27, i/Pt - A shooting, which occurred ani.uu: , ^tiret, ■tenr in ■Berlin took on » IVVnlitr cxv . a •• imu t n a* nycidcHul i .I ■am group of vbovs, noMnlgir note. | | ocriirn'il on a A t t l i e t i m a B o lib y B r o s n a n co#tier of Willielmstrasse. Women i n . hie. _ yard plnying with bis were pushing heavy saml truck* - a cousin. Itariy brother Paul, lliroogli Hie ruins. Or they were Brown and a companion, Chari*- Mussing In ii k* from-hand lo hand Turner, 14. According lo the in it rhnin ii* gang* of rtibide Sheriff’s office this morning, it ilenrer*. They were idiatihy and was not known which boy did dul y ninl tired. * the shooting. Several of tin* buy* . Suddenly, out of Ilia ruin* were said to have had rifle*. M ing. A vngnliund of The bullet entered the laiy’s head throuiili the nose, and he pemed f«,|- tIn- firstKrin'ler’ *1’ time since was pronounceri -.dead upon arthe a nr eiuleiL Hi* advent rival a t Fernatd - laugliton Mem- created an iiiif>*rgeUnhle scene. 6rial Hospital to which he wu* I'le w o m en w ho had ln*en push ™»ln my opinion there ought rand ‘ruck* stop, in he a law to keep dangerdo* " , 1 . ''Hrk.pam ers abandon., «... ».r ,h l k—.i. ..r their l,* k .. t...., Tlievt „ looked at, weapon* out of the hand* o f ,, . ,r . , ill any youth under 21 year* o f *' V .V " , ,^ y ? ch age," said Sheriff Hand. " ' " *, V , 1 ! i ■Police Chief Roy « . William*. ! M, liU,n,t W",U in wfo acconipaltihd Sheriff Hand in ,h' ru "" an investigation of tho shooting* / "r CriM,n*r" pointed out that it is unlawful*“f u ? r rmne**l,uffiing along the un.1 ,, j, . . . . , the wrnnen. they were rusheii He added that many ndiill^ • Bmj burroutided. The *haMiy woare careless with fireanns, ami j,u l ihei, hiiiih uliout the when ratting a t target piacliee. r vrn shulibier men. They bid apmltimss stand with hand* ovei them to dunce. At first, the men the muxsie end of the gun. “Tho i,l3l |„(,Ve*l T h e, shyly, the first thing to do upon tucking fir.rk.sn men tm.k spirit. Smiles up a gun,_ ia to find out if it i m Up ilirrr fare* slowly, and fl cautioue.1, ’ and tjM.y tried a few clumsy alepa. point it ul anything Tl>*. organ grinder finished hi* °Ui*L * whvn at praellre. music, collected hi* pfennig*, and - ™ offovtW® range of u .22 , par-cd out of sight. The prisonralibpr bullet such a s killed the Ouiffle.l along the mud they’d Hr^T?n b0Jr^ '* , ont. n,,‘e* Lhicf ,-inne. Tim women went hack lo williams pointed out. ite ir pile*, of ruldilc. That »n* a tiect scene in Berlin. i — J H ’. | l a l | t *3$ NUMBER 74 U.S. Agrees To Four Power Control Council For Japan I A lb e r t D . S tin e Spends C h ristm as U. S. Army Seeks W ith H i8 _ F a m ily ; M ur(je r e r s Q f 2 a o Associated Press leased Wire ■ CHUNGKING. Dec. 27. i r | The Chinese Communists have i |nounced that they twee preset! : a forms! written proposal to t Chinej c National Government, a*Is fo. in unconditional t on id) fronts In the undecii dvli war. ten per cent increase in freight elaaa rates in northern and east. era states and a corresponding decrease In the South and West. The ICC postponement of the new rate schedule was taken to conform with a federal court in junctionn restraining the Com -I U xO V fcK IN G FROM INJURIES reeelved overseas, these GIs get mission1 I f 0111 enforcing , t h e tope,her lor ajlvtn- im istiuu* present swapping nt the Lawson Genchange • The injunction w a x crsl liojpital in Atlanta, Georgia, Pfc. James Maseusiio of New granted J a a t^ F rM a y ^ ln 01 h City, wAd^IohI_|'oth iegs.w hile fighting in lUlgiUm, rcceiv*•« h Y., at the request of nine rrv ii’nt tram H r Frank tiaiiiuelli of Mamnroncck, N. Y.. and Pfc. ........... . i northern states. Gnstsr Lindt™*.-. (< n clutches), who is a resident of New York City, (Internstionsl Soundphotoi S Proposal For Truce Sent To N ation alist!! Red Agreement Call* For Unconditional Truce On Frontal Of Undeclared Wajj ' WASHINGTON, Dec. 27. — f A P )— The nation’s rail­ roads have received permis­ sion to postpone indefinitely freight class rate adjust­ ments ordered by the Inter­ state Commerce Commission. The rates were to have be­ come effective on Jan. 1. £ T h e y were to constitute a Albert D. Stine, C S/K, USN, arrived home Dee. IB after serv­ ing with the Naval supply corps m a t .th e N A B - i n Norfolk. Va.. ^ aboard the US8 Arkansas, USS Relna Mercedes, USS Brooklyn and the USS Franklin. . He entered the Navy June. 1037 in Orlando and served aboard the USB Arkansas from October. 1937 until August, 1939 han he was assigned to the S3 Relna Mercedes, a •hip stationed a t Anna], for five years, lie Kai stores and assisted w THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1945 The Seminole County 1 ubercuiosis Association sent a vjargg' box of Christmas gifts, including candy and cigars to nine patients from this county (two colored) a t the Florida Slate Tuberculosis Sanatorium; It jrAs"reported Mrs. Edward Kircher, assodal itary. ! add* that there always will be tlew matter* {ending and thcrefort( * question of what pcrccnt„KC af agreement has been reach­ ed currently is not pertinent. Byrnes has left Moscow aboard his special plane and now is en route to the United Slates. He will return by way of Berlin, Paris and the Aiurex without stopover*. Two Sanford Men Are Enroute To States to ®r® > j!! * Two Sanford Army men i ertrouta to the United States, according information received todey from the Service Force Commander of tho Pacific Float. They are as follow*: Pf*. I «wls Knight, son of Mrs. Anna Howard, aboard the U.8JL Mis­ soula and 8/B gt. John C. Smith. '* husband of Cathrrino Smith, P. O. Box U f . aboard lha UR.8* Cresent Cito, . * ' '1 The aoldkr* to Utf UaparaUoo Center tliair ham® to J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 26, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/00c53eb3fc3e2f4fe722c231e0d3269d.pdf 473bb2d4aae68e72c563ca8059422b05 PDF Text Text i 'r“ : ..... *•*"’ v v y ; * * * * « — .. — v-ArTVrrS_-i. .. .. . . . ”— — — — ■ •— ' ^ •.?■ *»&?..• « . 462Rtfm!$ 1 1,l,“ '" / •A SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1915 T H E SANFOnD H E R A L D , SALFORD, FLORIDA “Saratoga Trunk” Stars Gary Cooper & Ingrid Bergman Estimated Are Varied On How Many , Vets Will Take Advantage Of 61 Bill 1 1 '■4—i. .u-icssae-— --------------INDIAN ELECTION FAMINE IN HUNGARY NEW DELHI, India, Dec. 22. LUNDAPEST,' Hungary, Dec. 22, (/P)The Hungarian food minis­ </P)— Incomplete returns from thu ter . Knroly Baranyos, say* thnt iruiian central nssemoly election, wholesale famine In Hungary show that the Congress part^O By ROW LAND,EVANS, JR. will extend the time limit. seems unavoiadle this winter. The has won 3G out of 102 seats. The WASHINGTON How many vei urnHer l,row» Moslem League won 27 scats. Ineniru are going to ciioh In on To ,07iOJO veteran* have "Ssntoga Trunk," a Wrrner lcoil minister has told -the As­ daicndents live, Eurpoeans eight, sociated Press that the chief medi­ Bros:.-First National .picture their free educational opportun-; taken or ore uutng Home form of and the Akla Sikhs two. education or training unuer tuCooper, Flora Robson, Jerry cal officer In Budapest has pre­ Estimates are varied, Hut the Ul bill of ItlKhta or the locution-' The * albatross has the long? it Austin, John Warburton and sented what he call* "terrifying Vetermna’ Administration (V,\) u| ItchHOiiitailon Act. The latter Florence Hates. Ruining time: statistics." Deaths arc said to be wlngspreed of all birds, often 11 wouldn't be surprised if between la it special Inw designed to taka ' two hours,; 12 minutes. exceeding births by over £0 per feet from tip to tip. three and four million vets no care ol disabled vela, j cent, and sickness I* said to bo HOLLYWOOD—Ingrid Bergman back to come kind of studying, '1 he total number of veteran* Cakes rollnpsc and pies swell at i beautiful, fiery, shrewd, head- widespread as the result of mal­ apprentice training or vocational cliRiDle lor either of these two 8.000 fee', altitude. . nutrition and starvation. * irons and brunette iu this luvish rehabilitation before the time limit Inw* now run* somewhere over. nd lengthy plcturiiation of tpn runa out. U,0Ct),00i). The figure I* growing .dnm Ferber novel. That time limit I* now fixed nt;*o r«i Idly that it * impossible to Cary Cooper is a towering Tex­ two year* after discharge, or after pin It down any finer. ts eowboy-turned-gambler— and Hut, using ti,1)0(1,00(1 ns un ap­ the official end of the war, which­ he only man who can tame her. ever i* later, but in no caae more proximate naxe ut the present Mias Bergman, as Clio Dulalne. than aeven year* after the end lime, the percentage of eligible' -eturn*'to her native New Orvet* who have taken advantage of the war. enns in 1B7S with two servants, Homo* Rll] .1740, presently being i f Hlll^ur K‘ he' mulatto Angelltpie I'luton in proceaaed from hill to actual law. ( *v o c a“ t i o n a l ) rehabilitation ' .Flora Robson) and the ilwaifalight!)' les* than 2, upidon (Jerry Austin). If three or four million veiemrt. 8he reopens the house whero do gel into education or training l.er father shared an illicit love, MMMSKKfKSKWMNtSVSKHSVMfM under either law. it will mean with her mother, whom his aristo- 1 Hint 2 . 1 of the eligible ox-sen* - —- ■— - 11 <ratic Creole Inmlly sent off lo icrmt'n and women will eventually t'arls after hla Accidental deal i. go liark lo school or college or Ingrid evens matters with ‘.ha route other form of sulutidiied Dulstncs, partly with tha unsus­ training. ln,„is It. Bell. SM l/c, USNR, whose home adilres. is 1(107 West Eleventh Street Sanford, served pecting help of Clint Maroon .Some Take Job* i m the IJ.S.8. * Bennington which docked recently in San Francisco. The carrier ia shown speeding (Cooper). Angered, he leaves tor Judging from the 2% now.... • ‘!l through the Paciffc with her plane* Inslmd to tiio flight deck. The vessel participated in the first Saratoga Springs. Ingrid follows, training, 2.1'/, aeema'to be a high- • strike" utrairtsf Japan a* n memlwr of Taik Farce 58. Her [duties look part in strikes against It’s a real tld-fashioned ill ‘ to marry a railroad determined tier ^ V icto rs must*'mBcUon»nidSrc"li % ' “ ■ Okinawa. Kcrmo Rctto. and other Japan mo home ialanda. (Official U.S. Navy Photograph). millionaire (John lUirburton)). Christmas we’re celebrat­ such as: _____________ .__________ * • • -------------------------- — ■--------------------■ Cooper eeeks to avenge the ing again this year. And wrong done hla parents by rail- 1 i, I. iiiany Many 01 of uip the u 0,000,000 ,uuu,uuu |irij» pro- i r il t , » * * 4. what a warm, happy glow road men. A head-on collision 911 sentduy veterans arc now being C h flH t m Q H 1J 1 g H t 8 it puts into our hearts to ihe Saratoga Trunk lint and sav­ know the war is over, hi age fighting between 'ooper’s . won't continue to ho so plentiful,, Mostly In Displays icxas gang and-a crowd of tlow and many of the present jobs tuny '---------peace rfiigns supreme once HE recent news that a Superfort spanned the U. S in 3 hAurs. ery thugs produce a apcctacula.fold up. The veterans involved n k \\' YORK, Dec. 22, i/P)— For again. Thin Christmas as 27 minutes, was no more electrifying to us than (He ID11 climax. ■ will then he candidates for school. time in seven years. we go to church to worship hrudlines thnt told the world Robert Fowler Itad piloted his 2.Tho average age of men com- Christinas lr*e lights will shino Excellent- performances, in ad­ in freedom the birth of ing out of the service is decrees- h1| over ||„. world, hut It will 1st craft from- San Francisco to Jacksonville, Fla., in 122 duys. dition to Miss Bergman's and Ing. Servicemen released LefurO „tiy jn public displays. Cooper’s, Include those of Flotn' In the clrart below map-1* indicate the degree to which flying the Christ child, let utf of­ RoLson, British character actress, V-J Day worked their discharge' |„ Now Vork stores time bus contributed to the conquering of distance in the fer a prayer of thanks to ns Angellque, and Florence Hites for one of several reasons: Thov I .*,awed that the tree bulbs uvuilUnited States. * * . Him for the Peace and ns no impoverished socialite who ] were too old for further servlcv. , *[.00 a string before they received "dependency dis1 * nre virtually nonHappiness in our hearts. licfriends Ingrid. Dwarf Jerry • Measured by the span o f1 charges, Austin worked daytime* on h.t or they were seriously!'"? Th(,rt. were few huyors |lummin,,,n,,v ,,,H ,lllU It is with mud) gladness years, it has been a lonf, long Him role, nights as a tall assem­ wounded J* of newfangled tlourcs): : 4 that wo wish you the joyB bler at Lockheed Aircraft. This .(.Another bloc of veterans eager |)Un,* ut six for |7.ur». tine since that first Christmas of the holiday season and .'dm was completed more then two to . resume their schooling ran t night, bnt it might have been years ago, but its release wim do so now but may lie ahio to a New Year in which all ride-tracked by war films. when the subsistence allowance Ing-on-the-job, sometimes called your hopes and desires will, but yesterday when we meas­ "Too Young lo Know," a paid hy the- government is raised, earn-as-you-leam.* An f.'.loe starts come true. ure the spirit ol kindness which . Warner llroa.-Firet National 4. I have talked to some vets |(f at the bottom learning a trade. picture with Joan I-ealie, Ro­ who’ve taken temporary Jobs with Until ho become* a fully-trained Christmastime releases. bert Hutton, Dolores Moran, the idea of experiencing a taste worker, the Veteran* Administra­ M«r J. 1**J-fln» SM -IIII III. A«a 70. was cut • keen Harry Davenport, Rosemary tif civilian life without the restric­ tion pay* him Ah allowance miclt, Oalliy Christmat means happiness, kills end John Maundy flaw whan Atlhuf Oaabil IWw liam Wail la DeCamp and Arthur Shield*. tions of a college cantfus. lint addrd to his small pay, nets him 3,110 iniltt In 1& hfi , 10 mlai. (ail Item In It h n , I I mini and Christmas happiness is to Running time: 86 minutes. they huven’l discarded the idea about af much as the fully-trajnAn nuto mechanic (Robert Hutof going hack to school at some ed worker waives. ba shared. We want lo share * on) leaves his beautiful wife I •future .time. And there urn many Few veterans have gone Into our 1945 Christmas happiness (Joan Leslie) because of her (hlavetejniis who don’t know vxuct'y educational or training progrants lical friends. what they, want to do but who aro just for something to do. The sub­ with you. potential takers of Gl educating sistence allowance isn't high en­ In India, bv then an Army'flier, once they make igi tlieir minds. mu ough tg warrant it. I.earn to Dance .. . -hild and had it adopted. He re­ TH E S A L V A T IO N A World War H veterans’, nrEducation under the Gl Bill and tuins, still sullen, will they rrCompliments of gnnltatlon recently made a survjy Public Law 10 can taka practically un’tcT ARM Y any form the uplicant wishes. of how veterans were doing In April 10. I f 10—Cal and Mr* CharUi » • * '- L I f l l - U Can. Jiinmy DaaBlda, This is lh« first Ilutton-Leslie comparison with non-veteran stu­ John J. Catver More* than 400 weterans arc learn­ Lindbirgh'i anautl an rnard (frlppad II *bin • marae. lawind lh» lmdlnf|h ilrture since "Hollywood CanMaj. A. fl. Wharton ing how to be cooks, Imrhers and dents. (a 14 haa 11 end l l ' i minaln. *««e»d la 11 b n , 1* mini. ecn." Harrv Davenport plays The veteran rated better lhu:t bartenders; 20,000 are In schools Barber Shop n wise end kindly Judge. and colleges; two ex*Jnncs have bis fellow, non-veteran student in p p iim h iiilllillllflM their hearts set on becoming chor­ mental, academic And social trait.. Veteraur rated as well us, and us girls, and are learning the inAn Infantry division normally Iriraelas of their chosen profu­ In some' eilsex tnyer than, mule ecmpromlye* about ' 16.noJ men, students of comparable age lim­ sion. an armored division 10,000 ami snsn Many veterans are taking train- ing- pre-war years, rlrbomc 8,000. - SHRINKING THE U. S. BY AIR T roh n o? FHf Con All | ■regi H>e Wc ?7* m r Min FC t. tTL oi r Wi S a « D m Tt r» v J B P f S j t l lM ^ 1 Dm . f, If41-A Oewglei Ml p meih *1 1 hit-, 11 mini On 0 «( II. ■ tvperlert ueusd Ihe tevnlry in I hr», 17 mini* bet flsw a lengt, reels. Jimmy Stewart To Jpend Christmas With His Family and their husbands und one vh.ild will be there anil the house wasn't built for that kind of Crowd." But, since the Stewarts gen­ erally Imvc a singing Christmas, the crowd should provide u good chorus around the piano. Jimmy says he won't start work on Ihe Frun{[ Capra pic­ ture, "It's a Wonderful World," Until Fubruury. By that time he will have hud four months of loafing around since his iiischar;< Horn tin Armv Air Force* Jimmy says he likes it. Hi> adds -ha, »hif aum in uim is comi .g hut, although he says you've gutt to plan plan n day uhead of time. This Christmas and Every Christmas IIOLLYWOCU, lire. 22, (A’l— Jimmy Slow-art hn« added hl» f; innus name to tha long list of porsons planning tn bo at homo with family - and friends for l hrixlmaa. For cv-Col. Stownrt It will bo Ihe first time In seven years tlint he- has been tmrk home in Indlnnn, !*«., for Chiistmah. Asgociatail I’ r e i.Itollywiiod columnit Bob Thomfla lias qskeil Jimmy how he feels about the prospect. And here's what he says: t American's only mountain dl"Gee, It ought lo lie great,, ' vision In World War II, the 10th, although - I ’ guess - it will bo a comprised about 16,000 men and little cramped, My two sisters fl,i.00 mules and horses. A M E R R Y CHRISTM AS — ap ,ill. If44—Hswetd Hugbn in ( Jack 1ry». flying a CsmUlleli**. • » « , • » « ! I l l M f.M. In •penning tbs Unlisd I n i n In * hn . 1 » mini. And A BIUGHT and H A P P Y NEW YEAR * ► j/ NO] TH K. As another Christmas comes hround we feef that we have an unpaid obligation, an obli­ gation of giatitude. Friends o f this insti­ tution have made possible a certain amount of progress and prosperity for our organiza­ tion. These friendships have been an en­ joyable expei ience, one'in which we believe we have the confidence and esteem of the people whom we strive to serve. And now, all we ask is the privilege of a continuance of these fine relationships to enable us to look forward with genuine enthusiasm to the future. W e look forward to sending you our sincere good wish­ es for a happy Holiday. Jt is a pleasure to us because it gives us an opportunity to thank you. . U a. 'M ‘k / » ■,1 * ‘1: ' You have been liberal in your pa-, tronage, your friendship and good will — the combination of •which shells progress fo r any organization. You have been good to us— may Santa be just as good to you. * —And again the Christmas holi­ day is here. With sincere, good wishes' for ,your happiness, we teaton’s Greetings to A ll Our Friends extend to you, our heartfelt rr • • greetings! ■ Vd£2T.J V ‘ tj hSOTA1* ^ . / • 1 " * -* - ■V • - 'i,1i: k . T !i4- * . s’lr; - '' �.. --------- • • • - 1 -a- M ' tr if \ SECTION TWO SECTION TWO AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUMB XXXVII SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 212, 1945 E slablteh qil 19'>« Keeping Up With Modern Family Is ^Christmas Problem Celebration Of Christmas B e g a n in Fourth Century "The trouble with having such Mired modem femlly end f to keep up with them," told hereelf an she looked the hotel dining room on n&s Day, "I* that modernChristmas Just don’t go ft. face felt ae stuff as n Jelly mold from holding she w u determined not a»d internally she was , wound up from the ef_ emulate the rest of the ricdsy people who were here d Of Ming at home where I thought they should be on |day above all others that • your oWn fireside the li moat like to be. ttyey waited for the- *na and William were alone, >ab opposite ends of the blR watching their chltdI. Each ono had been a guest of his own age, •*( eyes wsre focused dn >ut dark-haired Bill and his olden-haired girl. RoseBU1 would soon be eighIxed Her ■that was why he fixed came over and sat be"Happy, A llcef" he rered her, hand with laid,, and covered iM. J,' *> VShs returned his amile. After all, this spree was costing enough Bo hgve bought three or four for nome consumption, mere right, dear," ehe T h e youngesters love It.” •'Rosemsrv ,U>ld me this, is the ^fta orchestra of all on the air |t she’d choose to see," he said oudiy. " It ’s a holy wonder her idjtke. Would let her out of the bouSe on Christmas Day." " "The' CueSsr* are pretty oldihioned people," said Alice, feelthat she was complimenting girl’s family. ‘ We’re good for the Custers," id William. “ They need stirring ttp."R‘a a, fine thing for Roele to g e t . out .and see a bit of the KroiU t 1 ! •"They Ye having their Christmas plnOer Unight," said Alice. "Mrs. Otster'iiaslnvltad Bill before the go to ths dance." Alice, let’s show W E fiW S M had In'college when >11- in- love with him. She _Iad that ahe had. maniaged » nave her hair done Saturday raay. lie igardenlas the children had ■lven her to wear to church yes(OMltsmt ob n « gist! : T ____ :___________ -H- Associated Press leased Wire m A FORMIR GRADUATE of Barnard College, Mrs. Mohammed Dish is being held by British authorities In Neva, Dutch East Indies. They re­ fuse to give details of the charges against her. A one time resident of New York, Mrs. Diah, the former Herewati La tip, Is known to have made broadcasts during the Jap oc­ cupation. (ftilernaiional) Old Fashion Game Under Tree With Dad Is Lots Of Fun By VIVIAN~BKO\VN A I* Newafeature* Writer Christmas wouldn’t be tiny fun at nil,, to the kids, if dm! didn't get down under the tree and Join them in n good old-fashioned game. Sure they have fun ripping open their other presents. But you can Just play ulonc with .a doll or n toy for so long with­ out being bored. Of course it vena different when Junior had his electric trains — dud was always on hand to put him on the right track- But now it’a the games 4hat w« must depend on a* thing the whola family can enjoy. Of course most of the games are really tlme-wdrn now. Santa still hasn’t recuperated from nil the war shortages of chip board, (C s a ils s fa Ob r a n * Kliht> Give The Right Toy For The Right Age Says The Toy Guidance Council ur‘v-fhri< im* did. not cele­ brate the birthday of Christ. It was not until the Fourth century that December 25 came to be ac­ cepted as the presumed miniver. , sary of the great event In that ye«r Pope Gregory V set this day offic-.ally. HU intenticn w«s part-, ly to absorb the old pagan .'rstl-, val of the returning sun (the wintor solstice on Uocemoor 22) in 1 n Christian feast A number of [ pagan celebrations were overlap-pen In this manner duri tg the first centuries or Christ Unity. In Great Ilrltinn, for Instance, the "I^ird of Misrule" led th. frolicking, parading! and car singing. This period of prati . ! ami general foolishness is sup­ posed to have descended from the Saturnalia of pagan Iteme, ' Cnly a few Britons now follow this jolly old custom. , . Nativity Play#. The nanta Claus tradition re1presents the combining of a num­ ber of widely differing relics of old supersltlons and beliefs. Tlio northerii Europeans In pre-Christian tlpies believed in n srlrlt of woods nnd fields who hail to 1« placated now and then, or he would ruli> the harvests. This being was known In Norway ns the "Nlsse," nnd by vario is names In other .Scandinvian coun­ tries. It is still n custom in rural, regions for children to set up porridge ami beer on Christ­ mas Eve to please the Nisse. Ho is merging, however, with the papular figure. If Ranta Claus. In Britain the character known ag "Father Christmas" is sup­ posed to lie a Christian version of this ancient spirit of the fields. The Dutch Sinter Klass. or St. Nicholas, is still recognisable as the good bishop of Myra In Dutch plays, but he too is being absorbed in the more popular version of Snntn Claus, the fat, red-coated little man w-ith the big bag of presents. This idi-.i of Santa Claus is a south Ger­ man interpretation. 1 n other parts of Germany the dispenser of gifts is "Dame Bertha." The custom of hanging up stockings comes from Italy. SwiUerlaml has developed the suslom of pavadlng from house , to house and singing carols in u picturesque way. Costumes am remarkable. Young men and wo­ men wear hsadressss representIng^houses, ships, mountains, nnd so forth. Huge tltlgh bells tinkle K 'ou llaa rd NUMBER 72. Allied servicemen fe v / %- _ . IIS West Ninrtf-KIth Street. Vitginia, your little Intndt are wrong. They have been affected by the scepticism of a sceptical age. . they do not believe except they icc. They think that nothing can be which it not compre­ hensible by their little minds. All minds. Virginia whether they be men'a or children's, are htjle. In this gteai universe o/ ours man is a mere insect, an ant. in his intellect, as compared with the boundless world about him. as measured by the intelligence capable of gtasping the whole ol truth and knowledge. Yes. Virginia, their m a Santa Claus. He exists as certainly as love and geneiosity>and devotion exist, and you know that they abound and give ro our hie its highest beauty and loy. Alas! How dreary would be the woild it there were no Santa Claus. It would be as dreary as il tnne were no Virginias. There would be no childlike laith then, no poetry, no romance., to make tolerable this existence. IVe should have no rnioymrnt, except in tense and sight. The tttlnal light with which childhood hits the world would be etlmguished. Not believe in Satjta Clausl You might as well not believe in laities' You might gel your papa to hire men to watch in all the chimneys on Christmas eve to catch Santa Claus, but even il they did not see Santa Claus coming down..what would that prove.* Nobody sees Santa Claus, but that is no sign that there is no Santa Claus The most "teal things in the world arc those that neither chi. hen nor men can.ire. Did you ever see lames dancing on the lawn* Ol course not. hut that's no piool that they ate not there. Nobody can conceive ot imagine all the wondns theie are unseen and umeenahle in the world. You may tear apart the baby's tattle and see what makes the none intide, but theie is a veil soveting the unsren woild which not the strongest man, not even the united strength ol all the sNo.-igrst men that ever lived, could tear apatt. Only laith, fancy, portly-, love, lomance. can push aside that cu'Hin and view and p ctuie the >normal beauty and gloty beyond Is it all real.* Ah, V.igmia. in ail r*.i» world theie is nothin* else teal and abiding. No Santa Claus' Thanh Cod’ he lives, and hr lives forever. A ihpusand yean horn now, Virginia, nay. ten times ten thousand years horn now. he will continue to. make glad the heart ol childhood. * , w >V i? 'A Everywhere W i l l Observe Yuleiide ________ _ i E? ■s X I uft* * s i- - " n .. VIRGINIA’S FAMOUS LETTIR to the New York Sun on Bspt 21, 18#7, and that paper■ xqually fammia tetter to Virginia, reproduced here, have been printed In 20 foreign languages during the past «o years. Virginia Is now Mrs Edward M Douglas of New York City The Huns letter was written hy the late Francis Pharceilua Church, although this fact was not disclosed until 11*06. ( International) On P s a * T hree! Hazards Lurk In Y o u r Christmas Tree D e w ^ 'nns 1 1 1 * I'rnlurr * r r ,l* r t . any ntorr easily during the finil liny or two than would the ever­ green shrubs growing outside your window. Hot the fire hazard grow* lifter that. •So the lie*! piocedure Is to bring in n fresh live a* short a time hqfnrc Christmas as possible mid remove it a- -non afterwards as yon can. He inreftll In plac­ ing your lieu in the home. 'Set it well nW’ay from stove*, ratlin tor* nnd oilier source* of heat. Above all.- when you smoke keep sufy. One of these I* to see that the base of the tree *taml* in a container of water. Ciit off the base of the tree nt an angle at least I inch above the original cut ami see llint the wHtec level i* always kept above the cut. The l (out Itinrtl (in l'« up VHulilt BY DOROTHY HOE ISP Vrualniurn Wrilrri Remember Aunt Ida. who usml encyclopedias when you were six. and woolly joy dogs when <nu were sixteen’ Who spent ....... „ f money on » trlcyclo three sites too small for I ••■re »t homo, the vacant place I’h'ii,,?«».. “ P1* *Hc next at tho fires file or Christmas dinm r mbli- need not mean that the . .? t«M y . bear for. big brother, aged 12, and nb-ii i one is wit limit friendly your some high heeled evening slip*. pnriiripnti"n in tho Joys of lho you, a(teii Bgen 10 in : M’tpoti. Out millions of Amorl- pc»? »„i >,fm, .-an M-rvicemen overseas in »c- w !<ur,h conf‘l» « J c m. .1 r.iuntlic or other .pin-on l.u . w *' " . * f eop * "* ,Aunt «it| lim! Cltvb.UiKtsx-bs.TV,si in 11 *,ht ‘fh J fT 1 .’ n *11‘*<'n /."nn* id.... . miv land in -■liirh they , i i ‘ Hitil tlumtselves a id with a vari ety VIle.J ’ iiv . c" ‘ hu? " » !c *»«t .........* ....... I freshing t.» a VMlor. This is n more exact science O i soldiers in the Pacific i nd . Fin East will find the elinmle than most fond parents, mints uncles seem to realise. Act­ the .iirauge-.| uml of -tlimr t'lirisl- iiml ually, n child's toys should -ho . miis da>. For it will he n■Id— changed from month to month, -min n i in most places. On his interests change nnd his Pacific; Islands the (l.l.w will • ind as Intelligence develops. A perfectly a Mil prising aim unt ef Christ­ •rood toy given at the wrong man spirit cxnre*sed by the warm* time is often a total loss, belli te,| people. By providing Its member stores to |he 'Philippines, for example.1w |Jl _Mi.|i,- to the n „ , tnin is on... Of tile 1iveliest o Z h n .e T tav.^' the council times of the year-and is one of hones to eliminate a number of the objest I radii inns of the Fill- mi*fits from the Christum- loy jdfio-. to wliom t'hristiaiiily was nark this venr. Here are its reliouul.t in tho tilth century. The COmm«nilat!ons. nleliratiim starts with imuning to r ANTS (I M lr.lt I r r. A It) inr - -1- severit I days before DeeemIlet These ate lulled ntixn tie —A ehild’s first toyJs should W gitllo (when the rooster- me bo- of the type which encourage hint ginning to i-iuvvl. Musfe by \io- to reach, grab add use his hands. litis, tambourines and the organ mid develop bis sense- of sight 'nnd sound. One nf thp best is lolil t>* the impressiveness tin Christtnns Eve the Filipinos the "exerciser" which is attached f«sl before the midnight service— to the font^ nf the crib, encourag­ a very solemn ceremony in pnlnt- ing the bnbv -to pull nnd stretch.. fillo.l mid lantern-til chinches. TODDLERS (I TO :tl Past Tlie fun I- broken wiih -i c’liristmn- dinniT of Imm. sitiffed i-hick- uml puli levs, simple, colorful en,* fruits mid nuts mid hut choco blocks and soft stuffed animals. IanCiunl singers go front PRE-SrilOOI. ( rt TO SI—At hills,, to house wilhll a Helen 0 h .j, %lagc t.hi|,|rcn mu nblr to ifpitiili’i iit»n of •He Nativity acetic , , , . , ,,, and children' kiss the hands of mmnpijliite theie toys more skilltheir parent,- for blessings- fob' fully, *o good choices are hoots, lowed, of c.ivLbc. |,v gift*. Often trucks, telefhones, simple build I lie ludid.iv ' hranehcs are taken intA*et* and dalls. Toys that rnfmm bamboo Irees muI every «htr them to imitate growttifps iiiiiiu- lake- pride in it* colored also mo popular.' such a* doctor bpiteiiw of original patera*. or nur-e sets, store sets. etc. Flrerrnrkcrs in Chins. Yanks in Chinn will find more FIVE TO EIGHT S c h o o l ted nrecrncker* tlmn me unttiilly make* n change in.a child’* life. fiuilnl on llie Fourth Jul ily in Aally hung Plaything* Rhould encoui age phy­ uutIcn. _ They are usutt' 1in fi.-ioiiu- over store counters. sical activity, ns do .trlcyclei No Chinese celebrates anything - sleds or skates, pr offer a mental without firecrackers. The t kriatl-, cliultenge, ns do construction sets, mi Chinese have learned to 'uvo I ................ . various liow-tcthe carol- „ f their new faith, and ,lu,lr‘t ‘ ... nhiif IIicvii with ('hino«e worth, a»luo«it book*. Ijirl* likp elnboraUi lliev exchange gift* mound the doll* and sewing set* at this age. tree. With *o many G.l.s in Chinn EIGHT TO TWHI.VE—From this year. Christmas will lie a this tinm on, toys should help to majili festival. In India, pnrticulnily in the develop special bobbies. All types large I'ilics, American boys will of sports equinment are ill order, find Christum* custom* like then a* are bi>oks. chemistry *etw, ou'n, observed by European resi­ musical Instruments atul -o on, dent-. depending on the direction " f the " I n 'Ai/Ml'nlln and New /.calmid child’s talonts. I l itnllpotrrt on I'ngr Thrp«l f t Fire haxnrrl- lurk in yom Chriatma* tree and in the dc W m nW M M niW ntU M M W nTfTM iM N N W KfllfllW M M W M M M M IH niM M W M INO W W M IgM atM M W I cnratlnns that make it gay, t'arefulness Is llierefure the watch­ word in oidei tn prevent tiugunccldenta, A few sensible precaution-, pin awnv from the lice, the use nf fireproofing chemirn! |f you want to keep your tree cm, provide you with in*uran.e|fron| W|,rh w |)|0rp ,irfo|), i CH RISTM AS IS THE TIME First of* all, retnmnber ihnl it [ * ^'rlslmas until, after Nrw \ears fresh cut tree will not take fire day, special anfegtWinln are neces- I for friendliness, for the open house and the That best pert o f a good man's life— His little, ntmeless unr?membered acts O f kindness and o f love. HRISTAAAS —WILLIAM WORDSWORTH open heart IK BSC W W It is the time, too, for S P IR IT O F C H R I S T M A S E S / 1) Christmas (s th« season of the open heart . j us to greet our friends, and the open door. Let none stand out in to thank them for their the cold or be unremembered. c o n sid e ra tio n of us, OUR FOREFATHERS In this com m unity of pood fellows, celebrated Christmas sometimes under Uie gieatest o f difficulties, to aay nothing o f danger. Today, in warm, lighted homes we welcome the arrival o f Y u leiide, without thought o f those early hardships. It might make our Christmas a . little happier, our hearts a little more thankful, to take thought o f these thingi. where each helps share'the other's happlr ness and all do tholr part towards making tho Christmas soaton Gnjoyable for each •nd everyone, it Is a privilege to be In a and to wish them all a very Happy Christmas. “T -------In th* ravaeaas spirit mt tbla p i t t a * 1 u « » » wa maw w ith f « k mad every #«• » f yam position to serve you. Wo take great pleas--' th* damp lays which maty CkrtWatml cam bring. t»ve la wishing you a Merry Christmas. Ad* Strickland - Morrison Inc. YowelT* Beacon-fDairies 8ANFOJl6 ., 222 Magnolia Ave, * Hanford, Fla. “ Your Ford Dealer Since 1931" ■ Phone 200 �\ » W~r PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Christmas nnd N'cw Year'* greet­ lucky recipient* could uae them ing* arc lines for the names <>f an sachets.. sender nmt recipient. Across the Christmas rard* suffered an artop I* n head of .Santa Claim amt Uatlc decline when he died. Chase thi wards: recalled, .and were brourtit liar’ "Pcasehf- (treat variety alore In in the arly 1000's by two other the Tem ple'of Fancy. In the enrly tp'00 by two other A kooiI detective like all cAlIt) MARY K. PRIM Irctors, Chase trnckpd down I’cnsc A I* Newsfealures BOSTON — Ernest Hadley f'hnse, in IR33, at which time the -Albany .greeting card ilcsigner.' |ubllshcr directory listed him na an en­ graver nut I* still not aurc when and collector" for 40 years, ban the “ Temple of Fancy’'' was fnun Ifound the world’s earlisl Christ­ mas card — maybe. " I f only he'd pul (he dale on," the card connoisseur sighed, I’uhlishud in Albany .will take the homo away - from milling: "Ilut I’m quite ■sure It's England. If he cun verify the date, the earliest American Chrislmns card." lielieved te lie 18311. Chase considers the late Louis “ An 1812,design by W. M. Egley„ Jr. of laiiidon. now holds tiiu Prang, also c Bostonian, "the worlds greatest greeting caul record,", said the (17-vcar-old dean I ubllshcr. • *f American card designers. “ It Prang- in business in nearby was discovered in the ilritish Mu­ ttoxhiiy from 1874 until 18.il), theriative book on the subject, seum just before the World War •was, Chase snid, “ a genius in his •rTha, Ramanca of Greeting Cards." 11. Up to iliru J. C. Horscley’s own way. He printed Christmas He is frankly erlllcal of maly . card, published in 18 Hi. was sup­ cards In 24 colors. We do well of his own Innovations. The farq-J posed to lie the first." nowadays to use five or si*." i-oster Christmas greetings which England, oddly enough, was ho published 30 years ago. he dub­ An executive of Itu-t Craft : Publishers, where hts office walls Prang’s first market and ho was bed "n flat failure.” bulge with enlarged replicas nf ns successful there as in this tills ! first nhonpgraph record, old Christmas cards. Chase dis­ country. His custom of offering pat on -the Christmas matket I" played the treasured find for nnnunl prises of 12,000 and fl.OOll ISIS. TpraAlcall* bankrupted tor' tlyslgns attracted famous ar­ ime." t hr said, - l.bot •ream'd eol- | whlfli lit paid K|r»Cf. tists. Sketched by Forbes and litho. „ .-—..fetlnra-alJllt pester mP for.eapiek," .... o!if 00 and To] , ,, j The Prang cards graphed hy It. H. Pease, Albany, fringed and frost----------- -------- — — j the little rosy-tinted card 1ms five years ngo were Thp N „ v .f i l t e r panels of festive scenes. Beneath cd and some times scented, so that -------- — ;-------------------------‘,t he jet iprppolled "Fireball,’’ — climb* at the rate of a mile a minute. World’s Oldest iChristmas Card Printed In 1830 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 19| eneav as speedily aa possible,” mays the Rev. Kavanagh. "Our players am light hut once in, the clear they are -hard to atop." The team has been nick-named \ “ Jingle belli" by Its girl rooters ] because of the red and green uni- I forms, purchased through bene- | fits and social nffairs held In tho I| school auditorium. • ij Heaviest player on the squad of less thnp 20 Is Gene Leo whu j tips the scale at 130. He is full- , back. The team ia spurkplugged by l quarterback Htarry Louie, captain ; nnd oldest player on the squad. ] lie is 17. The only two relatives are WII- i llam and Gett Marti, although *j many of the players have the 1 lame surname. j They chose the Yu-Pin nnme in | honor of the Most liev. Paul Yu- i 1’ ln, bishop of Nanking and ailvisei to Generalissimo, Chlang j No matter' how we try to say it, fashioned way is we find -the old tho best. A very Merry Christmas to one and all. H E N R Y A. R U SS E LL SEED-CO too W. 1 st 81. 1 Sanford, ' Florida PK PAST Of (Ml L I 00 Olt w-lio arrived In New York aboard tho Sattrnta happily hoist on tlioir shoulders MnJ. Gen. Clornnco H, Kells, coinmind-' Ing general of the N. Y Port ut hinbaikotion. The boy* were stranded In Bermuda when two troopships lirokq doom and fieri ' Kelli got-them home hy dispatching the .S'qlnniln to plrk tiieoi up. , (/ntcruoilonaf) Hot Desserts Are ^Chinese Catholic! Just Right ‘For Football “T eam Iu j Cold W e a t h e r Unbeaten Jn *1945 Ghtblmn Is tfmys a wiktmsi ivanl. with ut, lor two nitons: Q iw PEACE'ON EARTH i ww ' • First, b n iu it we snjov tbs tplilt'ef frlvndfinmi thatti ,-M.pr». vailing; Mtan.l, bacauio it .t jrdi • ssppreprtet* opportunity oi prsuing our deceit tppiadalies for your valu'd pttronag*. ir is tm a s 1★ Of far greater value titan the most precious jrwel or the most cost­ ly gift 1* happiness and peace of spirit. Could wr wish more for you litis Christmas season titan its attainment? At Christmastime ire feel mere sensibly lbs tharm st sash ether's sesiely, end ■re drawn mere slesely tsysther by de­ pendence ee eoch ether ter en|eyment. —WA1HINOTON IRVtNO. b?oy this spirit o( Chrlnlmaa, which V /a 'h irg lo n ‘Irving so ably wrote about, pervade your homo tills For your fine co­ operation and loyalty to us In 1043 you have our lasting gratitude. Chrlctmaa soason of 1945. (jhriilmaS B IL L JOHNS Gulf Service Station Park Are. 2nd St. Lnney Dry Cleaners Sanford, Fla. I ran poo n 'vanilla extract cup, flour teaspoons baking powder teaspoon suit cup.drained cherries (rooked or canned) Blend shortening nnd sugar-to­ gether thrroughly; add egg, boat well. Soal: bran In milk; ndd flavoring. Sift flour baking pow­ der and snlt together. Add to first mixture alternately with bran ami milk. Put five or six cherries in liottnm of each greased custard cup and fill two-third* full with fatter. Hake In moder­ ate oven 1.17S degrees) about 23 minutes, Servo hot with Cher­ ry Sauce. Cherry Sauce 1 1-3 tablespoon* cornstarch 1'» cops cherry juice 14 teaspoon salt Add juice to cornstarch and stir until smooth. Add snlt. Cook slowly. Stir until mixture is clear nnd cornstarch is thorough '■«nVod. Serve hot over Cherry Pudd­ ing*. Note; Water may . lie sub­ stituted for part of Juice If neces­ sary. There Is no finer touch for the •■ml of a ineal the-.] a fine muffle. Part of the raason Is that people think It’s so difk-jlt to make. ,This is not so. I f you follow goxl direction* (such as those l>eIow|) carefully, v you should achieve n beautiful, light, puffy soufflo without any trouble at oil. The most important point about achieving a good souffle is to cool Jhe original .mixture sulfictently w o r e adding the *egg whites.. 'This must be dono at room tem­ perature. not In the refrigerator, nnd It takes at least a half hour. Hark! The Jhsrald Angel* ting. Once again (he air is filled-with song and music . . . the music of the spheres. O n ce a g a in •!»’* Christmas with all that this sacred holiday implies. It bat,. ladaad, bets e pleaiure te aerve yeu, esd in tending yeu •ur belt wiahei Ur -e Merry ChrMnei we da to wdb tbe hep# thcMke Chriitmel MstoS.el IMI will tremcesd ell •{ ill predteettort In reel hepplnet* far yeu. I I 2‘ i *• 4« When you’re mire your original mixture ta te»Uy eoe!, «nd nm be­ fore. i.cai the egg whiles which have Iteen standing at room tem­ perature. Cboeelate Souffle 2 is Ido*|won* butter or * margarine 2 tablespoons flour % cup milk 2 square* chocolate 1-3 cun sugar . 2 tahlcspuans hot water ' W e hope that this Christmas of 1945- will be a truly ha pp y Christmas for you and .yours. Bauer’s our New Location In A Purcells Now At 118 SOUTH PARK AVENUE— **We Clothe the Family 216 E. Jut St. 3 eggs •s teaspoon vnnllln Melt butter or margarine.' Re­ move front stove and blend In flour until smooth. Return to stove and aild milk gradually, stirring constantly until thickened. Melt chocolate over hot yiater. Add sugar and water and mix until ►month Combine the two mix­ tures. Add egg y dks, well beaten. Cool at room temperature. Fold in beaten egg whites. Add -vanilla. Turn Into buttered baking dish, place in pen of water and bake In 42.1 degree oven 30 minute*. Even ovrn temperature is etaantin). This method produce* a good crust and the lightest of souffles. It must lie served at once. If the souffle Is fpr a party where there may be delays In serving, hake In a 300 degree oven for approxi­ mately an hour and a half. Tha result will have a setter crust and be dry inside, but will bold up better. • Busiest V w ^ n stH tas s .n il ' I c n r l u W ' " one and w W O ff I ~- 1 mm P J M JH r: m m JS1S 1 ^ a to our friend* and a big, hearty Christ­ ina swish to you «H, this merry, merry Christmas season. We ^ y itr o n s * * ’ « eontact with folks like you. ' : - ^ . j ,■ ’Jb Sip We-'Fumiflh the’Home" >Phone 171 �8ATUHUAY, OECK.MUEU 22, 1945 C e le b r? f ^ ~ Christmas Be«r an In FejjVfh Century (r »n (ln « r < l I 'n m Pa|, O n r) from their waists and shouhiers. These Swiss carolers also have a-peculiar dance used only on Christmas five. In Switzerland, as In other southern European countries, the gifts arc brought to good children, not by Santa Claus, but by the Christ Child, who conies from the North Polo T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N FO R D . FL O R ID A PACE H IR E In n fairy sleigh. In ninny German village* nn old .mnn with n small drum marches about the house after the Christmas dinner, lending ‘a procession. HI* drum I* to frighen away any witches who might have come into the house during the year. • He finally rendu* the Inst room where the Christ­ mas tree stands, Indeu with pre­ sents. Mexican Christmas. Mexican Christmas Eve Is a pretty combination of the religi­ ous and the festive observance. There is a dance in every village until midnight. At the stpoh.e wreftlhs. ll o holiday ldnnm« *M<twi Allied Servicemen lindor" > iiiirv white I'iivistma ! 11it-.-. t Imindi nod delphinium*. Everywhere W } 11 Alird troon* -till 'In the Middh ft imtv find thi’IUselvri nca Observe Yulelide Kit llt'iIdolicm. I.n l rhrblina.. man. hm ir»nlln«r<l t'rnm, l-nac Heel n wliiiy Christmas is unknown, but the customs UVe the snmv nin snotvv American rnd English areas. While roast Itvef, turkey, plum pudding and mince pie u the substantial Christmas dinner much in the English tradition, the meal will l>e eaten on a warm summery day. Instead of poinsettinx and green Christina-, luscious menus everything hitI k ic ii gladly taken oyer with thanks to the tunny net lolls uiiT peoples thnt have lHM|uenthed them to us. e H tv A nu t li nn boy* from tin- .t «di teminrnn mhde pilgrimage* t.i tin h»l\ pliirea and many left'lri ilm •" ' ' "lav pll>M - iM llllIl t! II .vent If sm Hit v ntity at ten t Jnt pit'-slvt* -ervlcc-. held nyttie East tin Orthodox church on the I tir Chriatmas. beginning at ll) o Vinci on t inistititi* Eve. Tintpnli ui.-l ft'iue* from Jorusqlrm with < t'oip . f raVallv and ecelcxinsti. K 'ih lt in gorgeous array. At ilo i< dil'g of the gospel the ,u p|, leave the ehuicli and folio., tht clergy nlong a to.-h-hewii pa-*ng, In Itrlginin,1the Snntn Claus pars of Christnins •2!i. foi their St. Nicholas Pay is l 1 .) days bel re that dato. The .oht -snifit litter a white horse in liclgium. Instead of dtivdig a •reinJeer and the children leave hnv in their Hocking* for the horre to cut In u tirn v hat the »;.• >.| saint leave* fur them. ES-QM EACH O TO ALL OF Y -JrK one a tid a lf I9 4 5 Again may you know the fragrance Of hemlock, pine and holly. Again may friendly voices call A greeting warm and jolly; And again may the meaning of Christmas, Deep and still more true Bring faith and hope and gladness To the hearts of yours and you. Time To Hang Up Your Stocking lY'S NINf O'CLOCK and all Is well ns little curly top stand* on a chair In front nf the ftrrplnce to mall* " i t ] Inspection of the stuck.tip Hie Ins craftily nailed up for Santa Uaus In till with surprise" of twelve the musicians piny u mystical acred melody, and everyone converges ill front ’if thts “ nnrimienUi." nr crib up presentation. Then the oldest u omnii present picks u p the imugo of the" ’ Christ Child and marches slowly to the church, followed hy all the villager*. They enter the chinch fur the midnight ThcrcV no place like home when < lin tniY. .Mine around, anJ then ' i no tilin' like Tijiht now to \vbh all you kinJIy home folk, the merrie-t Chsi-tmls ever. It lu i Kvn a priviloe,- and i ploao ure to have rved you in 194L am! we !•■< t? forward to your continued frirndthip. ★ O ne of tin- lil|ip.»l llAiiim ill y o u r (d iiistn tasto rk in g this Yule seiimiil «»f 1 9 1 5 will I n - o u r nolo o f th an k s to you niul o u r wish fo r the highest, u irrr lr s t, ha|i|i'lrst C hrist­ m as you liuve cvr.r hud. nuts are also served. A sumll Inver sf liny is rpteud llttdei the table chilli to show humility fm Christ’s birth ill a stable. I’nlisli I eople also follow till* Inst cus­ tom. > So every cmiytry and every district often has its own special way of keeping rhristnias. Thu United States. Iieing compos'd of tieoide from everywhere, list received rusonis from every pm pie, and linn adopted IlmSe it liked, and altered them to fit the American style. So it hn* liecn with Snutu I'laii*. the Christina* tree, holly and mistletoe, the Christmas plays-yand carols, the DRUC sto rh Seminole Cgrsky Motor lii'.i N. I'n litiello Avenue Y U L I iPf*. A fter four dark Christmases, the blessed light o f peace once more begins to shin? in a still troubled world . . t hough the pathway ahead is rough, on this bnd day, we pause in our journey to give nd to share w i(h one another the finest fruits o f (hat peace i joyful gathering w ith loved • • / r ■, . ‘V / W/f h* ■ ■ ones o f fam ily and;friends. At this time wlien Christmas trees are beginning to glow in the windows ev­ erywhere, and the holly wreaths are going up, w e want to send you our best wishes for a very Happy Christmas. You have m ade 1945 a very pleasant year for us, for which w e are duly grateful . • • • O . D. FA RRELL �1‘ AfiE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Santa comes but once a year to bring you loads of Christmas cheer. A M e r r y Christmas and a happy New Year. • ' STAFFORD’S SERVICE STATION Phone 0130 A ruddy old St. Nick is back in town to convoy our meHsuge of Christmas joy to all our friends. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22; 1945 ‘ Turkeys Plentiful ' IFor This Season’s • Christmas Dinner Brightly burned Jhe star of Bcth1e h e m — so brightly bur ns the torch of Vic* tury this Christ­ mas lighting the way to h a p p iness in a world of Peace. ! By CHAKLOTTF, ADAMS t Associated Pres* Fo(k1 Kditor * For ' Ui|s, our fimt pcacefnl ;! Christ maa in no •lofi|c a time, we lsll want to have s really, perfect I dinner. There's, plenty of turkeys. •All we have to do la provide the t trimmings. Here'a a suggested menu. Holiday Turkey , • I'luck. •wash and draw a 12 to 14 found 'turkey. Rub inside and 'outside of. ‘ bird- with a mixture i pf aalt. . poultry seasoning and • pepper. •,Stuff . lightly with pre­ pared stuffing. (ate below I. Senup openings- or aecure with ske- vrora. . Truss -the bird so lAat w|ng ate held back tightly a* gainst the body.. CHRIftTMAfe - DINNER .MENU Clear Hmin Roam' Turkey Chestnut Puree i * Candled Barrel Potatoes Green Pea* llot HeUi Cranberry Sauce G.W. C LA R K Sanford, Fla, 208 Sanford Ave, Our pruyors for V ic to r y w ore answered. Let us thank . God this C h r j,41 mas fbr Peiice on Earth, Go o d Will To­ ward Men. L. C. Shriner A Happy C«IW Ml AXES In front of their B-2B Super fort "Dreamboat" at LaQuardla Field, N. V., after shat tering the tram continental epeed record on a flight from Burbank, Cal. The 2,404-mlle iton-stop sky trip wa made In S hour*, 2B minutes, and IB seconds. At left (cigar In mouth) ia Col. Clarence A; Irvine, who handle: the controls. He's shaking hands with Lt. Col. C. R. Stanley, the co-pilot. Arrow points to Capt. ftuth SMtrmnn Irvine's secretary, the only woman on the cross-country hop. (International A'ouruiphoio' Barber Shop H O L ID A Y S E A S O N {* ■ ? to q£@ x THE QUEST OF Ha PPINESs I has ever been the ultimate .goat of human>being*,4 ■"■ ■* 1Z m ~; ’ *" ' “ ** • **-.■* * ■*%.* *>j«V I Some find happiness in one way; some in another; and many never find it at all. Whatever road yotf may have been taking in your pursuit of happiness,' may your fondest hopes be realised during this Christmas season of 194 Y. ' 1 One other thought; wc want every one of ygu.tu know that wc deeply appreciate everything you.have dune for us during the part year. • < . leaves , . H cup minced -onion* *,k euj> minced purlsey H cup . butter or fortified /■ margarlde * U cup boiling water .- .teaspoons,salt i Mr teaspoon pepper . i ; I f bread1 la <ioi> -fresh., plkce lo alow oven,- alopg. with the doughniits and-dry bat-tot fine crumb*. .<Crumble both i bread , and crumbs. ) While briatt1ia 'tokVtlng add rai'sins add buffer-oh, margarine to >1boiling wat4r and set aside— rai,elns.'wHl.''plvImtl." "butter Or margarine -wili.'melt.'..- When crumbs ; are prendred add * tail. popper, herlui. opton, .parsUy, and celery. ;^Toss together'until well mixed. r Add the liquid and toss together lightly......................... j . Viwlstion* Chestnut Dressing: Omit 2 cups {o f -bread. crtuhbs; add 2 cups chestnuts, • bailed and chopped i raihef- coarsely1 . (Omit chestnut , puree from tdenu.)' Mushroom Dressing: Add H or, can mushrooms,' sliced or but­ ton, using1liquid from mushrooms Jhstead1Of-1water, , . Friiltyd .Dressing: Add 1 cup cubes of. tart fpptes: or W cun dried *■fruit (prunes,* a p p le e , poaches, etc:), soaped and cut in­ to cubes dr Strips.-, English f’luie Padding 2'eups bread crumbi 1 cup abet 1 cup sugar a jg g a .. . 1 I teaspoon cinpamon 1 teaspoon. nutmeg 1 cUP. stoned raillns 1 cup currants. ' 4 cup' ihiik 1 cup • molasses 1 tepspoon'salt i • •l-cpp flopr 1 teaspoon doves 1 teaspoon.' '** . .106 E. I bI. Si; ( II Illock E x t of P.O.J., Ruth's Jittly.. bedroom; •lure and nnd S| nrtnti, seemed very math nx it had ever been, though many of the books here too were missing, and all the frnmed groups of Naii expeditions unit the huge portrait Of her Fuehr­ er—a alckly scntmcntul one of him smiling « l the inevitable fuir-huired phild whch she had trensureil nnd almost worship­ ped. The English lady and her hushand lived now in Frau Firle’s big bedroom nnd th; Doctor's study and dressing room. Her tlni clothes hung Where once, ad itcen crowded Frau Firld's gay evening dresses anil sports i clothes, worn on the many vny- ( ages site took . in her husband's ships—perhaps to escape fencing: in by Nasi life and smothering by the fanaticism of her hue- 1 bund ami children. Thi re hud keen fear, too, Ini her eyes irt the high days of ll’:tr>, when Ruth hud argued the! semjilivlnjty, of Hitler, id rush­ ed nw-aV ror Urswe-ifiiy utichapef-J unci hikes, had come in ex­ hausted emotionally for hours in dump clothes to hear he;Fuehrer speak at some anniver­ sary procession. Now, with .a daughter whose health, spirit, and illusion are shattered she . lives in th^ French tone, on the 200 marks monthly ( 120) allowed her by . the Allies frqm her husbaqd s confiscated . fortune. And bu­ ried deep among the linen in the caretaker's drawer lie the Firle, gay‘ -r1n*W format din­ ner gown, Ihg Doctor, glow­ ering behind her with his gold­ en parly badge, and Helmut ren tn their party uniforms. E 1-3 cup whole raisins 'A cup cut citron Add spices to tlig flour and mix thoroughly with fruit. Add suet, molasses,- sugar nnd well beaten egg* to the bread crumbs. J)Usolve soda ill milk and add luTthu above mixture. Loat stir in fruit and flour. YleliH sufficient for 2 qunrt mold. (It takes at least an hour to heat thoroughly bofore serving. .Steaming again Is the beat method of heating.) DICK AIKEN’S PRODUCE M A R K E T ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Everybody had known It bark In IBM when 15-year-nld Hel­ mut had flung himself Inin every atlivilv of the Hiller Youth. All the fun that Hit­ ler craftily offered the child­ ren Helmut tied grasped at. For the deep Neal ideals of his younger, highbrow sister. Ituth, he hsd had. ijo time. ■ - i C h ris tm a s Is A ll o f T h « s « Christmas is the good will IflShWat the family hearth; the carol sung to­ gether; the candle in the window, the glowing faces gathered around the’ festive bolrd. And it is much more —ever » much more! We cannot begin to put into words all that Christmas is, nor begin to express how ardently we wish for you the complete enjoyment qf Christo?14. So, all wc can say to you, kind friends, is'Merfy Christmas TiTYou. *' W IN YOUR RACE For Business Supremacy By Advertising ! CORRECT M E N ’S W E A R K N U tlK N tM N M N U N M W M M M N tW IK IItM K l 0 £ d -7 a d U io n e c £ CHRISTMAS G R EETIN G S „ ’J trtsfm a* A *real old-fash forted HEN w e tee little boyg tad gtrfa^gfc 1 ing h in d * with S g^U Clgit# th i«{ thought comet to niindt V We would like our rxpr«ftion of gpjtfew cigtion for your pgtrpiigge to be n hegrty thgke of the head for each'of you. Ag w« teem to be denied this opportunity, jilegie accept lit it, while a tubatUute for g ’ kj^adthgke, at no leaa tinoere in wiahinf you g W Christmas ing with abound­ joy and h a p p i n e s s is our wish yours fpr you and this mas season. Christ- ' J ’HERE are a thousand and TOW ERING ABOVE A CARE-BOUND WORLD IS THE j ^ *' v ■» • - .1 , * * one ways of extending the CAREFREE SPIRIT O F CHRISTMAS. INDEPENDENT OF TIME, INDEPENDENT OF P U C E . CIRCUMSTANCE, •eatona greetings to you, but no INDEPENDENT O F IT EMBRACES A L L NONE words we can put into writing, CAN no words we can frame with our h'ps, ring with more sincerity ESCAPE ITS M A G IC SPELL than the old-fashioned greeting— EVIDENCES O F G O O D WILL IN (M B W E SINCERELY THAN K YO U . B B- CRUMLEY Inaurapc* • 505 Sanford AUentlc Bank Bldg, 1 J I * �j a" •* , s J J * • m t T il - Ifi * - S A T U R D A Y ,, DECEMBER 22, 1015 ------- --------------- - ■ % *• n irr T H E SA N F O R D H E R A I.I). SA N FO R D , FLO RID A in Keeping Up w;*h Modern Family Is Christmas Problem Sitter wear them night if her date didn't crash ____ rough. Bill had bat Sie fifty eenta he would nit. , The orchestra melted I n t o •'Whitt Chriitma*,’’ and young Bill tapped hia father on the shoulder. “ Mom’* favorite Dad. IC M ltk a H r r a a Papr O t t p ■ Let’* change." lenity, wtra stfll fresh. She’d In Alice ia{d, "Vou dance ntrnbst aa well as your Dad.” . “ Look at h|m, will you?" aaid BIU. “ Quite the old boy/* Before long everyone one waa neiphelp­ ing Bill and Slater dree* dret* for tne the dahee. ‘ Bill loot hit wager, and whittled over the red rosea that were just, right on the turquoise blue of Sister’a frock. She-aalri'Bill looked almply gor­ geous in hia tuxedo and when hi* N W t father aaw him he aaid, “ Too bad they don’t wear ’em In the army, aon.” * * They heard BIU call Rosemary's on the phone dnwnaaln nunther o: and tl and then- he cloaed tha door for privae privacy. “ Wouldn’t you tnlnk, aaid Sister,. "he'd “ he’d give the p|oor On thU Victor­ girl a chancei to take n hat hath? 1 ious Christman bet A e get* good and aick' of we wish, you and hjm." a .. • * , y o u r s all good Suddenly Alice remembered a cal) the had forgotten to make athings in a world bout the baskets the church die of eternal Peace. tributed yesterday.. She flew to the upataira extenalon, and when i card mil *till talking laiaurely ah? opened . - faahion,- -ri? . H her mouth to say, aa she often did when necessary, “ Hang up, you twp, I need the phone. But lhe didn't aay .those words Powell’s Office Supply Co, or any others; She listened a few momenta aud her eyes filled 110}* Magnolia-Ave. Phone 986 with team* The disappointment ahd hurt at the way her family w awMs sanjaanti had - preferred to spend their hriatmas vanished as her vcfy ■at Christmas present resent or 1045 e Wire; Was.received on tne Wire; “ Heck no,” BIU wa* saying. “ I can hardly wait for an old-fashloned Christmas dinner. That hotel business waa a ll pad’s ftlen so Mom wouldn't have to cook and wash -dishes all day. None of us liked it at all. Mom had a good. time, though.” pinch or- ill. . Add *ugnr and, Sprinkle With green grapefruit .ii: t>. point*. ‘ Set aside. Sift i i»cel. Add ore-third more dough (tin) measure flour. Itesifl with " ' “ I M'rlitkle with lemon pool, t-ukmg powder. - Cream buitrr. nr 1nut* and raisin*..Add remaining lllnragfiritle. MlKur. grOTFil of- dough and xp-lnklo With .red or *■ unlit ................... Hake In aloa «\en iti'Be. rind and egg yolkj* pei-l Hake fluffy Add In flour mixture Id*;’ d*greesl one ami one-guartwllh frull juice nr wine nnd mix i‘r hours, tool, in ,-g-.* white*. I’liiee one-third To Deeoratr lhe Cake: tint, l hatter look* MUnol It. Fold Confectioner's *ugm frosting batter iu well greased casserole, or almond «a<te % r»ft' 1 orange peel ro«e .‘•grapefruit rose leave* .. 10 red vircle* to tNilwtiw, lemon peel Frost cake with Ihin U->er of lonfrctloner’* sugar fritting <.ja«te. Ikrvot.tr with or­ ange peel rose. surrounded by grapefruit leave*. Adil re orange c relc* and lemon silver* around edge. HOLY* NIGHT* SI LEMT*NIOHT S g R T M A 5 IMITATION It THI SINCERtST FORM of flattery, they say. so titllr Qurrnlo imitates lhe pose of the status of Dulto. heroic sled dog who sped serum to Nome, Alaska, during a furious storm. Qurrnir r.ot lhe Idea during a snowstorm in New York City—but nobody' except a pas* ing phnii-grapher paid any attention to her. (fiiii-mutimioJ) wliolo 1 cup white raisins Ftuit peel* To .Mkke Fruit Peels: lx pound nuulird orange peel (upprotiiontcly i mtxlluai orange*) * ■• *r pound cnmlled lemon peel (iipprnximulely i) lemon*) B) CHAItLOTTIi ADAMS ’ . pound candied vrapefruit Assitcialed ITcss Fond Editor peel (1 large or Miin.ll As present for your very best grapefruit) Aa a present for your very best I orange rose a gain air to >oui fimuly Christgiapefruil leaves mns party, (here’s nothing to suraas a lienutiful homemade cake. ■Cut orunge peel in small cilel • Cs worth going to some trouble and- peel one orange in shape of in preparing take and decora­ n rase by rutting small circle tions iu to achieve tne the tcmi result h « JACK KTIW EfFT I \*°ns I which from blossom end nnd rontiliullvg to cut ring in single strip, evenly, to the other end. finished utr W A ? fiw a T O N T,i ! NS l . i „ « a ' ’"terVrutf "k h e against din ainst the aremd forces dls,4 .....Vo.7,. ru * wlfh it circle |{ol| up to look egg Whites chsrge system and failure to move like lose. Fasten with tooth l,i cup sugar troops back more rapidly from pick*. Cut grupefioit in smell .’I cups flour • Today!* grownup* art only ytsabroad .are expected to reach their dinmmul* nnd in (l\e rose shape.I d teaspoons baking powder teuilh about the first of-the year. leaves. Cut lemon |eel In silvers. terdsy’s children who-.‘once ” -:i cup liuttcr nr vituminired ,. After that the com plaints will Roll,*.orange, lemon nnd -grap* mnrgnrinc • i. gradually die out—for the cauara ■ atood- btfora a fireplace on the fruit peel Separately "in- witter,\t cup. sugar of them will'be dylhg out. discnrillng otiu or mme wnlei I luldcspoun grated orange Chris tnisi Eve* of'the pjut. or otitil liitteines. is u-moved. then - t .’ The usual answer* to “ all com* rind 'Plglnta about getting the boys lidding ripitii t|Unntitie- outer ou-l ** ) who, juit before . Chriatmae, ■I egg yolks baclt so slowly is '‘lack of shipwhile eorit syrup to cover, fool; 1 cup orange or gratsTruit were e'| good aa they could’be. until peels are clem. Demote ping." . ■ juice or wine, . After, talking (o War Shipping rose. Add n little fed food eolol pound* almonds, hlanched , Th e heart. o f . the Christmas Administration officials a* well ing In orange I col i trcles nnd a" aa Arnty.ami N aw men who have “ ““ ■e"” " ' ---- ‘ ~ ---- little gieeli lootl eoloriltg to aealonfs /riendihlp arid eternal eoipe tkrnuch Jhe discharge mill than fiOO ship* (suhieet entirely «™PVfr»i| P««l dimimml* nnd In both, oceans, the conclusion to orders from the Joint chiefs uf leaves. let aland imtil de.-ite.l youth,-and we coiild not ask for tnuft be that "Uck of ahibptng" staff, WSA offiriul* point out amount of color hits Inn'll ulmiitli­ finar friend* thari our*. I t make* is only the result of a fault that very emphatically) with n cn|i-i- ed. Drain t Uerri'vr len lomu'igoes- far deeper: lack of advance citv of more than u million melt. circle*, t«n teaspoon* lemon peel, unhappy to great all our frlenda i Add to these the fleets of army rose u:id leaves for •hn-nfattons ' If V-K-Day didn’t come sooner transport* nnd hospitul ship*, nnd on cuke.) this Chriatmae aaaaoa e f 194S than expected, VJ-Dny certainly the aircraft carrier* the Navy now To Make the fake: with the beet o f Yuletide did. U caught the War Depart is converting to troop *hlps. mid . Heat egr, whites -diff wilit ment iq the throes of trying U> the contribution of the Air for­ b'ea. . move an armv half way around ces and you canfsee that the “ lari the world and the flsvy cocked and of shipping*' can't last forever. ft primed to unleash Ih* greatest Taking just one week at ran­ naval force In history. dom from recent ones, the Assn- K Some of the worst early con­ eluted I’ resH roundup of troop a fusion* have been Ironed out. Foe arrivals went like this: Sunday, jj example, the deluge of returning 114,600; Monday, ‘JH.400’ Tuesd.t men ere no longer being dumped 29,000; IMednesuay, 18,000; Thurs­ Senkarik Glass and Mirror Company Into one port on eadh coast jo day, 34,000; Friday, .11,700, uml w cause Irremediable land transpor­ Saturday 20,000. 11? -1 1 4 Went Second Street tation gluts. That’s getting very close t<» S In both oceans, the War Ship­ ping administration has more 200,000 men V week. It doesn't M lake much nrithniclie to see thi.t 5 the complaints from oveiseas S can’t go on for very many mon'.hs * at that rate. * Another bright spot in the off­ ing Is that re-enllHtmenta are nut emoluments offered fur reenlistMERRIEST ments are outstripping expecta­ tions. Thu emolument Imwsonte of the veteran rcpulur armv enlisted men mumbling iu. their beards.) Soon, (here should he a steady stream of these men who want to stay IAn the army mi its way to replace those who umil j to get out. I DAY /1 ♦ i Homemade Citrus Fruit Cake* Makes P e r f e c t Present A S the light of Christmas again brightens our Iacos and lightens our hearts, we turn .our thoughts from ourselves to help others. For this is the spirit (hat first saw the light of day in a stable at Bethlehem, two thousand years ago, and which bas en­ dured evet since. M ay God bless and protect you and your dear ones and bring happiness to your home this Chri3(mas season. Complaints About Discharge System To Soon Die Out F t3 'U0 l&OH& ~ E L E C T R IC A 20S K. twl St. GAS CO. Phone 2? •nr OF A L L stmas loy i > i P E A C E ON E A R T H *G O O D W I L L •••TOWARD ALL MEN*** i •- fr r ' ** s * . *•' ■. Our entire pereonnel joins in wish-, ing Christmas Joy to those whom we * i have served, and to otheiB as well. Accept our sincere thanks for the privilege of being of help in making this CaiftStHMSi of 1945. tnily merry. V A.*nd now comes another • t 1 Christmas to be added to your store o f memo­ ■* . E v e r y holiday has its aignificanae, but none can compare with Christmas. It is the one hipe of the year when self-seek­ ing (Tive* way to selflesenessi'and all •ard united in one common {attitude of dood xill towards ourfellowmen. * 1945 ries. W e hope this Christmas of 1945 will be a very enjoyable one — a truly happy o n e— ful. 2 filling all the fine traditions of Christmas. As the Shadows A.cccpt our hearty thanks •fall on the dose of an­ other year, we desire for the pleasant business associations of the to express our deep appreciation of yonr good wiH and friend­ past year. Once again we say ship, and to wish for you during the Om’stmas season ol 1943 all tlie better tilings that life affords. It 1 *• �t THE SjVNFOKl) HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX The removal of New York’* India in composed of l,67fi,Slxth Avenue El structure win 000 square miles and contains started In 1938. more .than 400,000,000 people. Hungry BotaiHsl fW > 4 SATURDAY, . DECEMBER _L. '. _ »22, 1 ■ 1945 -*■41. r JCJwtaias free# shpgd EB I 'i l l . IT m m [ v f a i n 4 l L f l » 1a P u n n m i J ar minywe Bt ,\h tri/iled press jPffllB## 1 you hhd s' nice, sharply c pine or holly In yourfVwu By flrdfrey H. IV Anderson yard, nnil ft neighbor carte bvir AP Ncwsfeat jrfcs BERLIN—Thousand* of hungry »nd rhopped it down fo r'a U nw Salfrlnd children left pltHout par- •.a* tree; how would you f « l o, "ills or homes ore the most nstha- 4iout It.Ti.r-iman \Vcst. Florida JEjmrni~~ Ihnrrent victims of Hitler?* . ,-nt Station l«>tani*t, JceliT^hf V j l a r k y AU*EN wire way about people who to NiWafoattSSr to the' woods and gofnrr ChrinlWARP*, r ^ t ' i o n 'rtttn k o* decorations. arc haying ,trouble wdttpir "No oils should cut material from someone clse’s land' tenth- impmmodsUtipt Ih America, oul ol tabling permission’ itrgt," r.hnutd ctffile to t’olMlf; ■"* Ail of I'bland's f W * " pa ^avs West. The Botanllrt ptjhn* cut that Hor.(linns have piany !jir ta rn s '*rro uapO-.ciair^ aiirartive planu wonV'weigh V' prated and fnahV ■• an “ fcvj select' thafr Christinas 'decor" qwdtl of ifi m|l*i jw r .hut linns without poaching on others' inc -weather h id e o tf^ ™ territory: Waal stales *'iu the past many folks who would have naked u .cr nf fact, gtrauc half o f the .and.owner's permission '‘ .to’ ob­ uid wooden conchas1don't even tain decorations from his wood* :mvo w'lndws, nhd right now' It’s if they had thought about it, mighty cold In Poland. 'irtivel bureaus, such aa ,OR have cut trees anil otlior prccu. •vjihiut gotlimr permission first.” J18. run on the lines of Soviet And be'offers a few super'* Intouilst, are packed And "Join* mad, day and night. It aefems lions to decoration hunters: rrlck^-lbaved, dinoon, • and •veryone in ’ Poland Is gdtng myrtle-leaved hollies, popular loi .oiitcr' place— und that’s going to gene) at Inns because of their ilftr-i continue until sbonit 4,0Lj,0Q0 green leaves and . rod belli *:, 1oios are repatriated or resetgrow In JcuiP Ml* hy streams deJ in the nation's newly a;Thin Is lha aoason cl good ind lakes irhd in hammocks, while julrod western, territories and will, and, looking down llio almjgvthp --Baltic around Stettin. a fourth—Uie yuujian hot!;, ,«cw simpers say the unpunc­ long lint of nam es cl thoso usunllv Is found on ssndv knoi's. tual ty of trains Is causing lasses A* holly is nnneUno-plcntifiil, who Iravo shev/n tholr a RTste law jn sffffHTTS EmTItiir it running Into trillions nf slaty*, good will lov;atds us In without the owner’s permission. lhat is putting It mildly. The ■t m Mi*tletoe is another favorite. n.uii labor hours lost would go 1945, wo corner to youns. Arid most farmers probably would Wo w ant to themk you lor 'vqicome (Is removal from their pcvTin and other trees bcCnuse it this good will on your pari, tor work; Instead of waiting for ; in u parasite. trains. end to Bond Jusl iho IrlendThorn’s virtually no such thing Ilc3l of wishos lor your a* u taxi. You just try 'to "buhl ' a rhle .whenever going to -or htipplnoss mid choor al from n station front some R ubChrlslmasllrno. jian passing by In a “ jeep" 1 or hailing the anl'imohile of sonic Polish goY’ inintnt official. Anyhow, Poles do manage to get to u railway stnilbn, many of fhein with ull \hclr worldly possessions tied up In n shawl nr u yack of tlotr.lng slung ncross their *hov|lllcrs.In the station, in n'arsnw, nother Pnllsh cities, there always: nro thuusands of ' men, women and “ children—just Waiting for n train. ., It's never go time, so they! wait' anywhere from two to 20 hours after scheduled time. The toot of (he train whittle! — It sounds like, one on it peanut) -ndor's stand—munches u mad ’ icrnmblo to get aboard even be fore* the weak, convulsive sobs 8 effete ■ ±Jf i* long *nt>tJgh for 4 laugh aiciure, thinks Boach. Said he, “I V #nt peoplr to 'wijh there of it that counts! ytyrithe picture end*” %' GOOD W A Y to keep Christmas well is to bring joy to every­ one we can. Till#, wc Irelievr, is iho spirit of this community . . . one nf tlir important reason*, why K l­ in? here afTards fflf-h genuins pleasure. T o , on who have stood hy us so faithfully during the yrar l l>k> we wish a whole world-of l).ippinre* |irrs»erl into this Christina* season. .Men-,' Christmas to -you and to every mr-ihcf of your family. A Lucile s Beauty Shop B R tIW N * BEST F O ft A MERRY C.1RISTMAS We wish for all little. W s !» « « ]* » > ! Ghristtnnn filled, with! rU , ^ 'gqq^ tliinifs that make y o u n g 4|fifVEt8 .tllCili. Ol course, you’d tslhsr bsve'S4 lor every VJ you now have. Thai's whsl you'll hsvs, too, jer every $3 you invest in Victory Bond* lodsy end hokt until they mature. It’s tbo t&lesl Invsslmeot la Ihs world. Iron thsfcgh iho Victory Loon Campaignill otw* *2^ mcromanI neods your purchase* ol Victory Bond* uy more . . . HOW. | 8 A. Rass^ttsr FLORIDA P O W ':^J,fA rL .3 n t' C O M PA ^ JHARJCWiMERALD AtyGGLS To One And All &UM' looking out C HofILDtheREN window at a des­ Onoo mci* w * osasmbla In heppr reunion Id eobitral* lHe aqs-old uadi(ton et ChrisS mas. Short, though lb* day*, long though lha' nighp, ,lha glowing brckground ol Chrlslwa* mgk,rail him t» light. olate landscape try to catch a glimpse of a mythical sleigh drawn bjr mythical ralrfdeer. But there Is naught iiisiitfvssaiLitrgt Reogjllng new Ihe .happy rslattonshlp* o f >945 we wish you the ehdlcesl blesfIngs ltd* transforms the commonplscs. That Christmaa of 19fS may be for you the happiest Christmas of all la oar aidcert wish. ANN’S MIRAS0>L TO OLD FRjENDS A N D NEW B ^ u x y V/o aro quite old-fashioned evor hoio — old fashionod enough to knew tliat to marll Iho conlidonco of tho entire community ovory tranaaction wo make must rest upon tho solid foundation pf full valuo given. -SALON Santa Clout would never get down the clilmnay w!lh our load of good wtihgt fqr a M erry C h rlitm a i fo lh a J%-V peop'c of t||j; community, becauM' ha Just couldn't iquooio through. You've baan mighty good to ut m il vo appreciate II hcyor.d words. Wo wont you lo cr.joy Chrisfmat this teasen of 19-15 as never bofore. May good old-fashioned Christ­ inas cheer brighten for you' the hours of this glorious Yuletide season. cmr. r-0 ro«r in pl®<V It’a * pretty iun> Berlin people are doing what bet Ho Won't have forgotten the Ihey can to aid these tragic faro* nrt. / ' * by organising "Save the Children" Hta production plan Is to h* funds, ccllrctlna money, clothing 'devoted completely and exrlttslveand toys trying to find How ,v th' comody. ■ Wbat’s that; y6u homes. Rut wh*t they cannot Uo ask him, and he doesn’t bother .to is,restore little oiphan* to parents - define .the word concretely, floadh the Natl warlords took away. I answers that comedy Is comedy if Mickey’s Pharmacy Ph. 294 Florida Lloyd F* Boyle Slate Senator joy, this Peacetlqse Christmat. And may the New Year see , your every hope and dream fulfilled. t be * d today, *v T a x Collector mmA mfml T H E PE R 6 0 N N "jml. ~ , i f r,j lT flleCrory’s Five and Ten God bless i �SATURDAY, JPKC KM B H p^ 1345 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA •Marine Glamour Boy Of Ring: Hopes To Become A Brooklyn Police Officer "Joy to* the -world, the Lond has come." Truly ^bis ChriHtnias, God has .blessed the earth with His Presence in leading us on to the Victory we have won. May He con­ tinue to guide us in injf the peace for ever and over. AP Ncwspfrnture* Spurts Editor NEW \ORK—The phone rang the other day and the excited ; voice of N’ nt llortrs, ninU-hmiiker for the, Twentieth Century Sporting Club, started an oraPort on how the ‘‘plug uglier of . he ,*ng have disappeared," anti how the fight ei- of the fuliiiv are going to he streamlined and handsome. "Now take Artie Irvine, the fighting Yuri tie; and the Intist glamour boy of the ring,’ ’said Mike Jacobs’ mutter of fit "The Brooklyn golden hoy, n,i|l miany , i tiey W. Campbell, first district ■l member of the Board, the mem* ! bets nerved to hire cDDiullimr erginom after ' Walter Parker, chief of the department's re search and records division, hr.I told members it would be next June or later before his men could get around to n TnmpuFt. Petersburg survey. Surveys nre already under way In the Miami area and in Iluvnl County aid with the aid of con­ sultants should be niidertnken in the Tampn - St. Petersburg nre.t shortly. The Hoard has put in :i request for SLKSO.OOn in Federal fords to be relcasetl in the StaU next year, which supplements an appli­ cation for approval ot a aecondary road program calling for 12,107,700 nnn ml share of Po Irral funds that already hss heed and more, hut. he’s also the kind oi .t kid every, inther wrqpN like to have. Too many youngster* today tee tnly the rnlntow in' boxing. Ar.io wont* m.s glory the nar>* i«n>. aid r.r imetms to work fot ll sc^ms that when the youngext ol seven Levines waa tJ year* oiii, hr hurt hi* Jett leg pin; mg tail footnall. He coniracte.i a bone disease and waa lirrtri to h ii Ii h I e about on i ruled ,'s. -When Artie didn't better, n ducloi iVctimtnendeu ihut ne go into n gym and work out tlie leg.. The only place ytfung Levine knew he would i*s wcicotne vttn tin'' neiglw diood JVilre Athletic League headi|iinrtci-s. an. hu headed there, y I laving o clout1 n*tw een boxy. inj:, and wrestling, the golden k.'ooy look u i tug to KWingng ■ £ his fists and tounu that it helpL od to build tip lii> leg more than T. W. LAW TON HERRY ■ £ ma1 work. ■fc ' ‘ Jeti ie . K Artie. " I I knew wa* it." c»aa> filed Th Ida's T IM S W A S V tt-t iMl\ per I ti[t i nnpbell cotitr Is tiite A D V E R T IS IN G ONCE ns it simuld h - foi it 1. a lilt liters prop.nl :iin a he hnndlt- I on a busing with results the prim . BUT iSOW | ■ i THE t- I ] NEWSPAPER DOES IT | BETTER I or pnt assured about Ihe i " tight game— ami. more important ADDING a new decoration to her " K i rn mat, I found I rould walk tree this year—the tint peagrUmj Christinas in four years—scrern at--. Urns Joan Carroll tin a dove tiwu top bough. Before the H-year-old artren made her home in Holly­ wood, she used to live in Elizabeth, N. J. * (International) •Wishing You * • Christmas Our Sincere Wish That Your Holiday Season and the Year Lei tie celebrate the Yuielidc with rejoicing and good cheer. Let u* celebrate it with a genuine thsnkfulneee in-omr hearti,for the blessingi that have been ours to enjoy. First Federal' Savings and Loan Association of Seminole County fights in the service. I’m Wrong­ er than ejer." Askod whither hu would like to follow Lent* Tunney’a .footteps after the first World .War. mid win the world's boxing crown. ■Artie Mu*hud and muttered: "Sure, who wouldn't like •» Ire u rharolion? Like Fritxie /.Iilr, one urm y iduls, I’fe always tried tn learn tidmHhIag, and line I’A L and the Marines taught,me plenty. I've put on more weight vabout inti now) and I'm ktlll growing. Prubahly I could do Ben C. Small—.Manager *A r . 1 1 This Christmas, u ■.* ea jolly uiul ha;>|>j, i !i mill gay— for the 1 <>t mir Imy.-; mv h share in .tin* holid.. v ties and thus reunite price again. Along u most si more mid h wishes for a Itest Cli ever, we want to thti for your friendly *-*•<>. and patronage. i . ; • t -j ! T »- Stine Machin • and Supply Compau} T .. i 1!B7 West 2nd SI. CANDLES OF - THE .fa il' h'l^aUi M a y your Christmas candles burn brightly with huppine.ss. and your every wish come true. <* We cannot bring hack the |iast but wc can tukc a great deal of pleasure Jn remind­ ing ourselves of the fine things that have been ours to enjoy lM*eau»e of your * thoughtfulness and consid­ eration. And with these splen­ did remembrances we look forward to the future with enthusiasm and anticipation. hnther you wimp your Christmas -Victory Bonds in gay, Christmasy J^jribbons-mr whether ^youjust hang them an the Christmas Tape, bet the BRSTvQIFjr QF A L L ! ForThe V t ^ c y Bonds assure-us all of a peaceful and prosperous fptnrel S E AS ONS b IM a rc ^ * ' * f , / > * • - . ’ • • , ; , . , JLl -"fj ’ 1i p — ! M - \ ' . 1 . Tl . : • ' • : • ” T * * r I" net* htis l.i’t'ti split it movie hero." With that ’ buihlup, there waa only pnu thing to do— have a look see um] a talk with ‘JO-yournhl Artie. It wn* arranged. For the reconls, the fighting Marine la everv hit of the glam­ our guy that Kogvrs aaya he Is, And that goea for u lot of other kida, loo. It’a the greatest organitation in the world. "You know 1 never got a chance to flalah school. So 1 hope to make enough money fighting in get Ihe education I need to Join The pnlier fercr. Then I'll be I appy berruse I can help other frllowN Ilk* me!" ' 1 I k TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 22. — (FN S) — In ah e ffo r t. to step up it* pout wnr eonstnicllbn program, the Suite Hnad Pepin tmerit lots eruplnyed outside coilxiillirali to assist Slate enut* neer* in n survey ne.vmt.nry bvfore roml pro},* t- run I n* gfdte.i untler way. U jkhi the insistence of Court We Extend ‘ ] Road Department Hires Consultants To Aid Engineers a Joyous t The Ton4 awaited oecmaion It here—C H R IS T M A S — and with .it die opportunity of renewipg.friand»hip*. W e osnnot tell you how much thcec-friendships have-meant to us. W e treaauro them,.every one. j ' it �SATURDAY, OEpEMBER 22, 1945 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,, FLORIDA FACE EIGHT The world in aglow with happiness this Christmas as peace again reigns su­ preme. We wi s h you a wonderful Christmas and n glorious New Year. N A TIV ITY The Star That Shone on ANp THEY CAME WIJH HASTE, AND FOUND MARY* AND JOSEPH, AND JHt ft ABE I t l N C IN it* a M a n g e r ’— tu K i 2, ( 6 Him Still Lights Our Way The hells ring out joy­ fully our message to you this Christmas. May it he the merriest, hatipiest. most w o n d e r f u l Christmas you’ve ever had—may the New Year see your hopes and pray­ ers fulfilled. TH E ESSEX STUDIO ROBERT L. COX PHOTOGRAPHER . L-.. > . fv A *- /. sA ■ ‘ y • * Sanford Florida . E V A L E E N ’S ITltRRY ^ CHRISTm/IS From Painting by C trl BtutUar Old Fashion Game Fireworks During Under Tree With Christmas Season Dad Is Lots Of Fun Old Latin Custom II •■ntinnrri from l-aar (In r) The joy, the spirit, the happi­ ness of an oltl-fashiuned Chrintniy* is just about the heat wish we know of to ex­ tend to you- this Peacetime Christmas season. H U N T ’S TUXEDO FEED STORE Cor, 2ml & Sanfurtl plastic, metal nm. die cut mate­ ria**. So. ive will have 'to wait awhile for the hulk of new game invent ion*. Hut dad with a little ingenuity may fijul some new wnvs to Play those old games. If he happens to lie an ex-GJ the chancre are that he already has some up his sleeve. It won't lie ion difficult to Jociilc the card game revival* like Hook, Pit and. Flmeh or Cron* word Lexicon, the-" wordImildiiig game, because most of these u-e a minimum of mate­ rials. It's the host seller* in the hoard game doss like I’amrlot and Monopoly, for which the «!«•nmrii] dues not equal I he supply. If you get n variety of gninci. there will always be one thnt will become a favorite with each mem­ ber of the family. Dig Ik fun even for the nmnll frv who rnloy srrnmbling for the letters with tin* sticky-lipped "gold mining" ptrk*. Teen-ager* hntITrl li-i nmum.l by a •ophlstiratetl game like . bonunrn n combination of Michi­ gan and rummy, which lias the i playing field stoked out on a rloth. There at*' limited supplies nf Hazards Lurk In Y o u r Christmas Tree Decorations K'xnlUnvS Hr GERARD TETLEY AP Newsfeatures To those who have sometimes naked wify fireworks should bo usorlatrd with the birth of Christ, the answer fs thnt tfjls was an imported custom, which settlers brought from France (to ‘ .New tirlenns. . Ileforc it was introduced tln this country, the Italians weya using colored fire on December -’Ci amt there Is . abundant evijlence that Iho Spaniard* also indulged in early pyrotechnist. In the southern states, fireworks remain a Chrixtmia "must1_____ ■ ■ ■ P I __ that many cities and totvna.haye enacted prohibitive orijinaneps tw-cause in so many instancoa Christmas Joy1 was turne-* to Christmas grief in killings and maiming*. J P a s * Oar) Unselfish interest in others is the key' note o f happiness at Christmastime, May each gift you receive breathe love atybdevotion and bind the ties o f home X and friendship more securely. As for ourselves, wc desu^to express our appreciation for your loyalty to us ta 1945, and wishyouaM eny Christina*, Cigarettes burn* slowly at . P, 003 feet in the air than on th ground. ■ •■ t Ihe ragunistc motif' bob* up again in the burning of tjie V.ids Log which is certainly tied In In­ extricably with Chriatnub but which cun b e‘traced bOck“ to-tha word Jtil - and the Goth’s festival commemorating the winter sol­ stice. . . , •. , ' Mistletoe is another Christmas custom w;hich goes b»ck tit the white robed Druids who ceydred it. They always cut It with a ‘ ‘blade ‘ * because they cOngolden edntileied it a symbol of peace. In able nod loyiinds hive imme the early ages if two foemen met mlnlaliiip minuet and bowling imdi'mcath mistletoe, they dropgame* uml variations of the ring omI their arms arid- embraced— hence the modern practice of kiss­ ing under the mistletoe. • The Christmas tree is entirely Germanic in origin and first made its appearance at Htraihurg in I Wifi. It was not until 1810 that the Princess of Mecklenberg introduced it in -England to boromp Immediately a Christmas fixture. Hut one little known fact is ilint *the Christmas tree was a current Christmas fixture in Amrrlca before It was in England fr*M help* keep the treo rreah and re­ duces the chance* of fir*. Another and important safe­ guard in to use a chemical flnraaprroiing solution. * Dlx-olvp une pound of nodjumrhloridr in one' and one-half pints of water. That wUl take care of a tree that weifhn ap­ proximately eight pound*, use two pounds 9f chemical and three pints oft water. • Put the solution in th* contain­ er ir> which the troc stands. Let the tree aenk up as much of the cjiertiicnl solution na possible. In caso calcium chloride is not availajilo ammonium sulfate will be highly satisfactory. About U per cent of motor ve­ hicle trip* jrtt th* UnJfed States are lets than -10 miles Ih length. H U F F M A N ’S SUNOCO SERVICE t Warp tin ends are those which HOLLYWOOD DIRfCTOR John Da run lengthwise of Ihe fabric;, Toth. 32, beams happily at his wife, waft threads run transversely. blood* semen star Veronica Lake, Mho proOdly shows her his ne^tlyacquired American citizenship pa­ per! In Federal Court In Los An­ geles.* The director euro* 'In |his country five years ago troin Hun­ gary. (international doundpholo) 3rd & Park Ave. Prop. Harry M. Huffman try fropi the Hleck Forest brought the idea with them, im­ migrants also introduced the atory of Kris Krlngle—a vulgari­ sation of the German words Christ 'Klndlcin (the little Christ child). 'Vihara did Christman prrsenta originate? The Germans are total­ ly ' responsible for the origination of Santa Claus though some pro­ fess to ace again some analogy between gift-giving and th# ri<*h toss gsme but on the whole it is bestowal of gifts peculiar to the difficult to find a game which Roman Saturnalia. is very different. , Merry Christm as Good cheer - on this the 1945 year of the birth of ★ Stealing over the countrywide is the blessed! peacefulness of Christmastiqif. The very air, seems charged with it. Even the birds— what few remain— appear to shsre in the general rejoicing that has come over the world. W e earnestly hope that this Christmas sea­ son of 194? will bestow unusual blessings upon you and yours .. . that it will bring to your home the soft glow that even Christmas tree lights cannot bequeath— the full joy of Christmas seasons tong past but forever remembered. May such a Christmas be yoursl Christ. Here’s hoping and p ra y ­ To rach of us the uvrd Choslmas xuininoni liidhy happy memories. To torn* il recalls a ride over the frozen countryside to grandma's, sleighbells tinkling all Iho while. To others it: recalls hapfyt reunions in htfrihfilled living rooms, gay banquett and glowing Christmas trees. But to aU if recalls days of charm and endear­ ment, the heppiest days of our lines1 ila y yon'know this happiness in oil Kill fullness once again, deep friends, tMs-Cheisimas ■yeatff .'pf ms. , '■'' ing that we will become more and more His fol­ lowers in word and deed. la Business Bine* 1884 Florida Fruits A Vegetables , ;t �In Unity There If. Strength— THE WEATHER" To Protect U t reaee of the World) To Promote 111 P r o f m i of Americai To Produce P»o«p«rUy for Sanford. (day afternoon and tonight. mild ThurMay. AN INDEPENDENT D VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 Conferance Of ^Ministers To E ndT onight SANFORD, FLORIDA, W Truman Tests White House Snow N U M B E R 7-J French Truman Plans Radio Address On Big Issues Big Three Delegates Await Reply From : French On Formula ; For Drafting Peace Speedy Ratification Is Predicted Fol­ lowing Devaluation O f French Currency* MOSCOW, Dec. 26. (A P )— The Big Three foreign min­ isters have gone into another session. They are hoping to clear up the remaining de­ tails of their 11-day confer­ ence ao that it mt\y come to an Tmd by late tonight. The hour at which1 the Dual communique will be W \SH*‘n OTON~ t ie - . 26. (A P ) — The United Slate* has ?ti*wered the Flench n-*t» ci-v-m lng ■furore relsllir s with Franco Spain. The '"-ite Department has n H'le.l F'snce that It la ready to discuss with BrltsHP and France alt aspects of the relations of the three gov­ ernments with the present regime In Madrid. This was mails known today by a-tltg Secretary of Stale (Iran Aheuon, Untied' Is not known. Yesterday, a British source said that the bulletin would be made public at ft P, M„ EST today. Latest indications from Moscow are that 1* & ■. no definite time has been set, ' Informed sources in the Rus- i aian capital say that Molotov, ‘ Byrnes end Bevin have reached greater agreement than any of them thought possible when ■ first they met. The three slates- t m m rn men ten are said t o ‘ have gotten | <lon ong much better than they did at the London conference. A ll three era still welting for WITH WASHINGTON BLANKETED under several Inches of winFrance to reply to their formula ter's first snowfall, President Truman semf-offielally opens the sea­ fop drafting the peace treaties son hy rolling a fast snowball on the White House grounds. He stay­ 6f Europe. Secretary Byrnes has ed out in the sharp uii long enough to show he still knows how, beert unable to reach French (International Soumlphoto) Foreign Minister Bidault by tele­ phone. French Insistence on being a party to all European peace trestle* was one of the Issues which forced the tandon con­ fe ren c e to end In a stalemate. No Anti-Labor Talk Address 'W ill Deal With Overall Leg­ islative Program KANSAS CITY, Dec. 26. (A P )— .President Truman will RdtircHs the country hy i radio’ shortly jtftrr-hc retifruft to Washington from hi.s Chriatmus holiday in his hometown of Independence, Mo. The President took time o ff from his visit home to­ day to nnnounec. that he’ll speak to the country on tbe over­ all legislative program, ami tbe state of the nation. PARIS, Dec. 20. — The The President *nid thaj-nn date French constituent. assembly In ha* been *rt for the speech. Ask­ Paris today is focusing its at­ ed by a newsman if the address tention on the Bratton Wo* Is w-ould be an anti-labor speech, Monetary Agreement. This fol­ the President answered in tbe lows close on the heels of the negntive. French government's decree of Mr. Truman plans to fly bnck yesterday, devaluating tve franc to Washington on Friday, leav­ by more than one half in order ing Kansas City at 8;8() A. M„ to stabilize the nation’s -urrency. t cntrnl Time, If the weather per­ In fact, French expert* say mit*. the franc has been devJlu -1 s' this time in order to fn-rUMe Earlier today, President Tru* man assumed the role of In-luted speed) ratification of Brctton Santa Claus. Relaxed from his Wood*. rough six-hour plane ride of Since the liberation the franc ,1 LYING IN STATE In Heidelberg, Germany, when futile fight against yesterday, the Chief, Executive has been pegged at fin to lha denlh, Gen. George “ " r ^ . . tlSliuGn r't,e S' lM,n,n rw u h' B flag-draped euiikcf while Milllniv Pain- stand guard in the drove 20 miles over Icy roads 'dollar and 200 to the British 2 ancient .Villa Renter. guest.house of Ll. Gen. tluoffr.-y Keyes. Short,) t.fiu. tl. pound. But the new value of the the body of the great soldier wa* taken to Hamm in l.uemhomg f..i burial |lii- picture was taken, ko visit" hi* 93-year-otd mother at Grandview, Mo. He delivered franc, effective today Is a little (Intyrnntiunnl from I". S' Signal r«rje Radio) \Christmas present* which he more than 110 francs to the dollar and 480 francs to j.he , didn't have with him when he called on hen ln*l. night. Some pound Sterling. of the gift* hod come hy plane French economists say the |with Mr. Truman. Other* hud two-cent valuation of the franc MOSCOW,- Dec. 86, tflV -«ecj been collected by Mr*. Truman vrns artificial and prevented ratary of State James Byrnes la |amt dnughter Mary Margaret in France from selllr\V anything holding his plana in readiness , Independence. The 'President *aid to the United States or England. today In hopes that he may be they were the usual Christmas They explain the franc was de­ able tq o leave Moscow within the \trinkets. n u t Ifew i .hours. The big three Warehouse, Apart­ Seeks To Determine valued in order to align France's tirsi Lieut. A. Ki nrlion I’ omi-i * currency more closely to its Foreign Ministers Conference ap­ The trip :o Grandview was tin* returned to Sanford follow­ ment building Are I f Army Permitting actual value In world markets. parently is schadulid to conclude I made after a hearty breakfast ing a poriod of ovcr*uiiH *n v ice late tonight (Moscow time) after with thu 31*1 (Dixie I Division Robbery Believed To •<f ham and eggs and hot hisWrecked By Blast Unnecessary Waste 11. days of talks on world pro­ J Vuils. .Seven guest* were present In the I'scific Theater. blems. all officers of the Mssonic Lodge Lieut. I'owen, entered the ser­ BAHHARA, Calif., S A N T A ROMB, Dee. 10, (A P )— Bailable Moscow sources say of Missouri. When n friend re­ vice in May. 11142. Shortly, there­ Dec. 20. ' (AV -Tlir' e persons were The United State* Office of Foreign Commissar V. marked that the President looked after, he wan chosen In nllciul .tJ 4 . Foreign .Liquidation-JUrLwed liulny u L u ' . i S s u llu lo ii ___ . pre-oetmpied. Mr: Truman said _ _______ ___________. 4U k fw 9 e e w it K the Infantry Officer* Cimthhite today that- the Italian gov­ D er- : 2ft, Ktlhool at Foil Belitung, Gu, lie Secretary Ernest Uevin have wrecked a wnrehouse and apart­ Two women were attacked S u n - 1ee now hud a lot 01 thinking-to J .U OAt 1 m i l l l i c a j j.Special)—"There is an apparent ernment haa paid 97,778,000 reached en accord on a number ment building in Santa Barbara, wu» graduated in Peeomiier, IP 12. «lnv evening by an unidentified ’ l*°posslhilitv that for aurplua American Army of vital world Issues. British Calif. Five other persons were Office of 7'” ' " ' ^coP">|i»*i"ncil a » could Hen N'egti- slmitlv after U:0it o'clock | As for his own Christmas was- brought fnn,r action from tbo Office '’ slocks. Included In the sale . . Christmas ------------- cheer __ . sources indicate a final communi­ injured — but not seriously — in tin- vicinity of Eighth Street I Ififl". the I'rcslilent said In-" re I’riro Administration, on the que can, lie expected at ft:0U when thr explosion of u butane Lieut. Powers; X.Mjrlied •-• nnd I.tutu-1 Avenue. The Negro! celved a lot of tie* and socks, nmller of lifting railing* from gu* truck destroyed the struco’clock this evening, E. 8. T. fled Itolh timer when the women j 8ut declined to talk about *)iiri*. W a s h i n g t o n , o n - , . . . o n - 1w .j.r , a h . ^ s . - y h . Florida’s production of Winter Company M of the Itifilb 111(011 eiearned. Chief Roy G. William*. \The last time lie mentioned hi* lurvS *trawl>crries.’’ Mint ’William !.. try Regiment, served with ilu- ' nlli-d to thu scene, pul a double inability to gel shirt* front hiThe dead have been Identified Tnmorrovw a group of *cnators tentatively ua Mr. and Mrs. John will start on a month'* flight that 82 deliveries, costing from Wilsqn, Director of Florids Stale division during npcrnliim* in N r » e uaid „f nolle,- i, ion mi the neigh- "bl hnberdashri partqer. Eddie Mornliii anil Mindanoi Johnson and ten-year-old Caro­ around the world. They are mem­ •4.00 to fH.OO esch had been made. Fanner*’ Market*, in a stale- Guinea. bond, and there wn* no fur .tarolMin, be reaei\eil._jiuiic tbaii line Stovall, nil residents of bers of n subcommittee of the These order* included orange* inent issued today, in connection tin was awarded liie I'm pi.- ( I"" 300 from folk* all over the In-I oede-talion. lleait for wound*, received shoes,. garment*, candy and with Id* week I v revlco of proSenate's Defense Investigating m 1nation. action olid also wears the Com­ Mi ilialer Cameron, "I I Laurel The famous and Kate Smith duetion uml dlstrihutioa conilibuilding. Miss­ Committee. Their leader is Sena­ ing is another resident. Frances tor James Tunnel) of Pelownre, publiefzed "Dirty Eight" squad: (ions affecting Florida'* crop*, bat Infantryman's Badge, Ilu- Vvemie, was 1eliirriiei- bailie from] Watson. But friends believe that an old hand at Investigations of Campbell-lai**ing Post fi3. who - Director Wilson, who i* in the Air Medal, the Asfntic-I’aeifie .1 vi-.it 1,1 11 neigldatr’s luiuse. and won the American Legion scrHp North for conferences with Kml- Theater of Operation* 1lldnu when -in- gni la tier yard she was out of the city on u aboard. rollectioii record Of the entire cral official* eniicrnilng Itu- lift- with three hnttlit participatiiiH N’egia i in nii in her, drew holiday visit. Senator William Knowlnnd of LONDON, Dec. 20, (/p) — Ad­ United State*, took charge of the lug of berry celling*, emphasized star* and one bronze arrow lien I, ni-l il ’ irked her dawn and told 1 The injured include Anthony California and 8enntor Utigh miral of the Fleet Lord Keyes Salvation Armv dhne liosnl, Mon- that "Our hope fur favorable the American Theater ribbon and lie, iml In -cream ai lie vvmltd Berta, n truck driver. Berta Mitchell of Waihinglon complete died today in his sleep, lie ww* 1ill in-1. Sin- sereiimed, Imwever,; « rx ¥a • »* • collection* of nclion find* its basin in Senator tile Victory medal. explains the blast this way,' “ I the party. The Job ahead of day, and with 78. and t|i- Negro, according 1,1! I [1 ’ K j “ F * O n n D flV O stepped on the starter ami the them is to determine whether or 9300.48, edged out the Klwanls J W r t 'announcement this wcekmil ee ...... . ta <Imke h e r!111 X^I I VXLord Keyes — one of Britain’.* just took off." * 1A , Kvmllnjr not military goods are being Club member* who on Saturday1T!" , * outstanding Naval heroes — hud butane ini* :1a- fought Inin off. and a - 1 , . , .. The structure was located at thrown away waatafully. took in a record breaking 9213.35.1Doyle Timmons, agricultural nd, . , , Imke 1 minty, nclghlxii i« Sent been ill. for three weeks. h( -...anieiMnr help. ISO away. llm|p j||t , ,„,n,, Chapala and Cota Streets, only Major Wlmrtnn .sbl today that vJfS Administrator Cl,ester It is said that usable truck* Admiral Keyes was the leader one block from the main traffic « personal in" ben 1 hief \\ illiam* ami police, quota with n percentage of Di't are being pushed over cliffs and he wanted to thank individuals i tho spectacular Eecbrugge raid artery, Slate Street. and member* of organization*. ve*tigotlnn of conditions in Flor livt-d diortlv afterward, hred percent In the Imnd drive, it Mr*. Slip I'rne, rt8. died nl food allowed to spoil while child­ World War X. He also was The blast shattered nearly Avenue, announced today by K. li. her homo In Lotuwood, Tm-wlay Idirseii, Kl-i's Laurel credited with a Urge part of thu every window in btocks adjacent ren go hungry. Knowlend served and chttrches for their co-opera- ida. hurried i i i I'Hm (lie -treel In tell Kilpatrick, county eluilrumt) of success In combating the German to the building. Police regulars as a major In Europe before be­ tion In making this fhrl*tms*| "Florida’s plea fur the lifting afternoon after a lingering ill him Hint the Negro, n few min- . tIre- drive who milled thul tin ceilings on strawberries was ness. She was horn in Dado submarine menace In the first '-and reserves were called to pa­ coming a lawmaker. He said the effort what he described as the best in his 35 years as a Sal-' presented to a special OPA com­ County Georgia, Sept. 17, 1877. nte* before, bail entered hi* home [ county, with salr* of $122,652 Army during the war had a world-.Wr conflict trol the ares. A bank one block found Mr*. Larsen on the hi E-bond* had only t curbed 70 Army officer. - •—■'— •1 lying •j ,--k .......... and nsd been n resident of ............. As commander of the Dover away wus put under heavy guard. ernrkeriark syatan of tsalvage vstion couch, pointed a gun at her. nml percent of it* goal of $171,000. ’ Collections of other groups, at mittee, during this last week. patrol. Admiral Keyes organised Meiyiwhile, police and sheriff's which saved a tremendous amount the dime boards are as fotluw*: Congressman J. Hardin Petursnn, Akmn, Ohio for 20 year-. Silt* «m attempting to choke her. but I Volusia County with 80 permoved from Akron to Isiligwood the famous 8t • Georgo's Day telephone exchanges ■ were Jam* of shipping' -hy repairing liatlle Dee, 17, Amcriran Legion Auxili­ It. K. Johnson, manager of the nnte inuntnt ago. For a nupili-i became frightened hv lo-t screams rent of. its quota reached, is operation in 10 IB which sealed ( tried with calls from residents d A illH fO , ary, 956,87: Dec. 18, The Pilot |another enutjly that Im* left of yesr* *lie « * , a member of and ran <>ff California Republican add­ RUlo Farmer*1 Mnrkct in Plant up the Bruges Canal, ! as far as ^ten miles aw-ny in- edThe Club, 982.51; Dec. HI. F.nstrrn ll ini. I lien. Chief William* ‘ Seminole liehind in the com pet ithe Akron DapU.-d Temple. that war Itself is a wasteful City and W. D. Out man, special I-ord Keyes aUo served tho [ quiring about the blast. % recess and many useful things Star, 140.33; Dec. 20, First MrlhSbu is Mivyjved l>y 'tin- Ini-. -aid, thul Ua- Negro sighted Mrs. 'lion, lie -aid. Every available niece of fire at. Navy in World War II odist Church. 921-36; Dec. 22, the Washington representatives of jCumrreii coming home nod at-, -| « ou|d like to make a final sd to lie thrown away. What 1 band, l**.*lie Price o f , laingwood; director of combined opera­ equipment was ruined to fight he and his co-workers want to Liens Club. 970. Fldrida’s Department of Agri­ ™ • .7 '' larked her. evidently with the nppml to llie people of Seminole the fire. Thu flames were under discover now la whether there tions in -1040 and 1041, lie was culture, look pari in till* con- one daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Huff |ntent of robbing her. but aT»e‘ nut to let tlie Imy* d„«,i control within one half hour. one of the sponsors of the famed .fetenco, during which we pre- man of laifigw... . ttvo -i-iei*. dal nut liuvo hci puckrthook with , „ r tin-......mntry," lie added. is unnecessary waste going on The building housed the Santa British Commandos. His son, now, "Seminole ’Uounty ulvtuy* Inn uur pita. Our nrgument Mrs, Butty Miller anil Mu. M < butLieut Col. G. C. T. Keyes, wus Rarbarn distributing company’! Hntdar, both of T,ougwniN|; (wo Services A r c Held rented At !*:llt) o'clock. Just prior to met it* bond quota* in the past, was based on the fact I bat Flor­ brothers, P. S. Meador of Evan be*r and soft drink bottling killed leading a commando raid the ottneks, Aitlmr Moore, 1218 and with the goal so rinse, it For Mrs. Mary Lodge ida's straw berr*«s, produced In villa, Ind. and Thea Meiulor of (luk in J941 against' Field Marshal works. Avenue, appeared nt the should l>e side to reach thU Mrs. W . 0. Hartlin** the Winter season, arc strictly ‘ Memphis, Tsnn. and two grand­ police slut ion to report thnt he, goal," he stated nod added thnt Erwin Rommel’S headquarters in a luxury producL They are not North Africa. children, James David and Betty Funaral services for Mfs. Mary Dies In O r l a n d o had awskened shortly before to there remained Imt fivi> days to No Frost Danger Jane Lodge. 73, w ifi’ of L F. In any sense In competition with Sue Hoffman of Ixrngwnod. t find a man standing nt Id* bed- go In the drive. berries produced In the regular Lodge and mother of Cftv Com*ervlccs and interment room dnor, and wlien lie grit out Mr*. F. K. Roumillat, leader of Till A fter Saturday Mrs. W. C. Hartllnc, 66. a mianloner M- J- 1-odge, who died growing Seasons in other states, willFuneral be in Doyle, Tcnp., Friday. - of lied thr man ran through the the wanien’s division of the resident of- Sanford for the past -when- a great volume of the house and out of Ills front door, drive, expressed thank*- today for years died at the Florida Monday evening at her home at crop is handled by processors, 1.AKELAND, Dec. 26. UP)— 26 811 Elm Avenue, were held at Chief William* today Mated that the work done by each lady who Sanatorium In OtMndo at 1 1 ®0 Hub-freexing weather is forecast o'clock yesterday morning follow­ 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at for Tanning, preserving, or foun­ »I |lha iiinii msv have been tbe helped in this and previous for tomorrow morning in extreme ing an illness of approximately ML Pleasant Cemetery, 20 miles tain use. Nine Sanford drive*. iv lU n |Negro who ntliu-ked the women, northern Florida. For tonight "The holding of ceilings on from Pelham. Ua. She was bom two years. and tomorrow morning, the Frost M 1 rrn,*w •* w“ ..rfl*ort The body will Ha In state from In Decatur County, Ga., Oct. G, strawberries appears to me to be Dincharg’ed By Navy iftjs“j ^ |i™ (lint one of the qui­ Wnrning Service nt Lakeland 8:00 1871 o'clock until 11:00 o’clock pretty much a matter of pre­ nt Wert'* Jewelry side TOKYO. I h ~ 2*. (A*)— A new predict* partly cloudy weather totnorraw morning at the chapel Mrs. Lodge, who was a mem­ Nino Hanford men have recently | hai, |„„keii into and Tokyo dally newspaper (Mimpo) In southern districts, mostly of Efselsteln and Wigglnton, 170 ber of the First Baptist Church serving tbs ceiling for the ceil­ been discharged from the United „ valued at |2fi bad been charged today that*-Japan’* so- clear akics northern districts," East Church Streot, Orlando. of 8anford, esme here from Pel­ ing's sake — not for Its bene­ States Navy, according <11 in III- 1stolen, but nothing else wg* dls called privileged class is hoarding cooler in north and central dis­ Funeral service* will ba conducted ham ht 1024- She was married to ficial affect for producer or formation received today th e!tnibed. linre i alick-r of foodstuffs. The tricts. Mr. Lodge, July 4, 1802. Bobby Brown, 13. son of Mr."” ' consumer. This vear, for in Naval Personnel Reparation Cun Three rise* coming automo­ Lowest temperatures expected by Rage-Hancock of 'Chattanooga, Survivor, Include the husband. paper, asserted further that the hundred l*r* Jacksonville. Tonn., and Intermapt will be In bile* siolen and later rrenvered, and Mr*. W. A- Brown of Hinder-Nippon are Government la trying tomorrow morning are 20 to S3 Forrest Hill CemaWnr In that city L. F. Lodge of Sanford; five stance, only a few ville, wa* killed about . 2:30 They aro as follows: ST 2/c were 1(-ported by police. One, a etmle the impression that the degrees with scattered frost in possibly Sunday afternoon. daughter*. Mrs. M. 8. Godwin, pints of strawberries have moved Walter R. Wart, 018 Celery Avc.: '39 Plymouth Coupe, was report­ o'clock thi* afternoon when tie only wj> i -i tide over the food the extreme north portion of the wa* accidentally shot in the face Mrs. Hartline was born In Mrs. J. R. Tatum and Mrs. Ed­ from the Stste'a major ber e ­ RDM 3/c Lindsay M. Caldwell. erisb was to import foreign Gainesville district. No frost Chattanooga. She was the daugh­ ward Williamson of Sanford, Mrs. production center at Plant City. 201- Maple Avenue; ARM 2/r ed l*y Dan f . Spivey, Jr., to neve hy an unidentified youth with a Iwcn stolen from in front of the danger In all other sactione. rice. S, Hall, Son l.nntu Riti Theater last evening at 0:30 .22 calibre rifle. of the late Mr, and Mrs.. John W. O. Harrell of Orlando and In 1943, December shipments Gordon Forecast for Thursday •— fair ter The pap-r I’emandad editorially Apartments; PHM 3/c Mike n'cli/rk and wn* later found According to a preliminary re­ X. Dlckcrt. She Is survived by II pints, and In Dethat Inc fhodstuffe It alleged and mild. SllehUy wnrmer Thurs­ her husband, Mr. w .'C - Hartline, Set's. Jr., 1728 l<ocu*l Avenue; ubunded an Celery Avenue near port from the Sheriff's Office, tho 1942, shipments ran vnc;o being hoarded should be day night and Friday in northern and one brother, llr. W. B. Dick- Turner Lodge and M. J. Lodge to 1160,448 pints in December, AOM 3/c Marvin C. Prine. iakc 'bo St, J'-'-n* River, according to youth was rushed to n local busdistricts- Mild in southern dis­ •rt of Chattanooga. distributed. of Sanfopd, a sister, Mre, Minnie This variation in volume is made Monroe; CK 2/c Frank E. James Deputy Sheriff Jack Hickson. pita! but was pronounced dead Meanwhile, G en eral Mac tricts. No frost danger through D. Balter of Fresno, Calif.; 16 more apparent if we consider 1211 West Thirteenth Street; Denutv llieksoa ul*u tenorted he upon arrival. ------------'— i---------Arthur’* head quartan issued a Saturday morning. grandchildren and 17 great grand that this year strwvrtjsrry acre­ BTM 1/c Wlllla L. Nathan, 807 hud recovered in the reP°"®<' nc woorls neer directive today concerning the children. East Eighth Street; STM l/c Oviedo, u 1036 Buick with an MINERS TRAPED age la more than double that of REALTORS TO MEET food rtualfcti. IJndsr terms of Preliminary funeral - arrange- 1942, and nearly five times as Clarence Walker, 1712 Wc*t Ohio lii-enso which had been RECOGNITION the directive, me.*e than 44,000.The Sanford Realtors Associa­ PlNEYlLLE. K Dec. 26. (ff) mente were in charge of the great as In 1043. Florida strew- Thirteenth Street; STM i/c An­ stolen from Luke Helen. pound* of food end more tion, of which Ed Lane is presi­ — Between 80 Eriekeon Funeral Home. drew J. DuBose, 810 Orengo U miners bsrrtes have to be replanted A Buick sedan, reported by WASHINGTON. Die. 2” . (/P)— i £,ojt»,030 pleoee of clothing dent, will meet Friday afternoon heve been trai an eaplokevery year — whereas In other Avenue. O. J. Jane* to have lieen stolen Acting Secretary of Stale, Dean at the City Ilall for election of ion In a coal Pinevllle, areas affected by the OPA ceil­ at 11:50 I’.-M-. Monday from la Arheton, said tedsy that the officers and making of plana for ings, this not necessary. Florida's UBO PARTY POHTPONRO front of Harry's Liquor Store, United States probably will the now year. Winter strawberries are in fim ­ was feund by State Highway gnlae Romania and Bulgaria HOME DAMAGED The party which had been plan- practical Iy a-'hot house'product' Patrolman L. C. Bender near the Big Three powers have made d by Naval personnel to be since the Plants have to be Slight damage' from fire causer! Lake Minnie where It had been peace treaties with the former held Friday evening at *tho UBO covered with straw, or other­ by a. defective oil heater wa* abandoned. It had hit a corcrete Axis satellite* Aeheson said the wise,, Iq Urns* qf frost, or Ih- caused to the home of L. M. post, but aalda from a broken foreign minister* of the Big Three tliik -llO l Cast Fourth Street, wladshield was in running order, nations have laid plan* in Mos­ and. It • was * taken to RaUtfP* cow fer making peace settlements Aato Pacta-place. with the twp Balkan nations, t 3 Persons Killed Senate.; Group On Air Junket In Explosion Of Around World California Truck Ceiling May Be i Lt. A. K. Powers h Removed From |H«m»e Alter Duty , n \ In Pacilic Area strawberry Crop Wilson Says Plea Is Presented Before Special OPA Group Salvation Army Spreads Cheer h Two Women Are Attack By Man Carrying Pistol Have Been Motive Of UnidentifiedMan T ri 82 Prffltntes I *— ■« British Admiral to r d Keyes Dies |T In London Today 1 Kwr whS: * --u*per -fjoor a Lake County Has Exceeded . Quota Mrs. Sue Price Died In l.iongrwood Tuesday « K r JapiPaper Charges rriviledged Class O f Hoarding Goods Bobby Brown, Ajje 13, Accidentally Killed ssn & s r z s&k * 3S trrz. iia ______ - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 22, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c7f3eca4dbb74f9332cfc4175a0cb19f.pdf 932caf932725ee3abd233895a064d4e6 PDF Text Text ’ In U n ity T h e te If »«( Strength— THE WEATHER ■ To Pro Iret Ike I’ rsre of the WorWt To Promole lhe Progress of America, To Produce P»Q*nerltv for Hinforl, temperater**. U n ik n W AN ;r r - VO LU M E X X X V II IN D E P E N D E N T ^ rS A N F U Itl). firftablhhct! 1908 K M Itt llM . D A IL Y NEW SPAPER S A T U R D A Y , D E C E M B E R 22^ 1945 N U V I B E R 72. AAsbcIatedTrcas Leased Wire - .SJSVh. • IIV W W U W . — —■ Hope GrowiBg Set vices For New Cold Wave la Reported 6 Are Killed Sweeping Down Front Canada Id Revolt Try Speeded Up On Admitting Hawaii To Union For Early End Patton To Be in Panama City Of GM Strike Held By Marshall Chinese Talks Secretary Iqkes Changes Mind U. S. K'nvoy Is Given Fnthuwifatic Recep­ tion By fteth Fac­ tions Ip ChungkingP A N A M A C IT Y , Dee. 22. — ( A P ) —t A b rie f but violent attem pted tyvolt "linn rcnultt‘4 in the kiHtnjr o f nix i>cr80JV* »p (I the wounding oE I'tght othtu.i. The RovernHViRt clmvgtM i lie {IfKordcr waa Htnrlerl liy followera o f io n p e r President Arhulfn A rias. P.mmmn uuthoritio* hnvu ordered n ciurltry-wldo rnuoilup of the i evolutlsnilt*. Alla* hur been u aging nn orgresslve polhirul campaign »in:t hi* return 'from cxlc in Argon tlna twp months ago. The .ie clashes tuok place when n smn!l band of tinned men tried scire tile nnUonal police stiithm lit Colon. Frank Russell Is Rack A f t e r Two Years Overseas Cspt. Ffunk M. Bussell ( hns return'd from the European uml , Medl ter ratten.,, Theaters o f Oper­ ation' after more than two years service overseas. Cspt. Bussell entered the service .in the-uummtr of 1042 as n private. Shortly. after 111* Induction, he * * « rltusun to atHrd llje Fial'i Arilliery Officer t? ttdiunw t'rlnol at h'c.lt dill, Oklu. Itppn Ins nmluation, * hi was commiss'n i d u sc.oml lieu­ tenant nnd later served with military unit* til Furl lining, ft. t:. * id fo rt Benjamin llairls*-U. It.nl. Russell participate I l:i opir. .i ms l*i . oitn Afritu, Sicily, at Ankle lii.rch uml In oilier Itaiii n r.rd *. , US »vu» uitnidotl th.' liro.uc 8ti\r Mttial b.' hi* division commttndsr v.iah bo cstablUhed a fuj i.Ard nr;!l:ory ubsurvutiun posittaii In >hu rear of (icrnuri troops after two previous at­ tempt* by others had'failed. He also wears thu lurplc Heart. Mediterranean Theater of Opcrutipns ribbon and the Good (Jonr duct Medal. 'vditl't. Bussell Is currently on Jeraunnl leave ami he - amt his , wits urn visiting in Memphis, F v p fiv LEAVES CANCELLED FORT CUSTER, Mich., Dee. C2, UP)—Anny offirlal* at this post Have aimuunced thu all leave i and furlougl,* have beep cancelled for saldlert In the nri*unar of wnr division. |t i« explained that thu •clinii was taken to that German Internees may bo rcudy by Doe. f for transioitation to Germany, It is understood that tho order tloprivcj hundred* of American soldier* of an opportunity of standing the holidays at home. By. ASSOCIATED I’ RBSH full statehood lit the Immediate Government official* who havuiluturc. Declared the Interior 84cnol yet left the capital Idr thejrctary. "The record of the people Chrintmn* holiday* were some-inf llawnil during the war clearly # ** • ________________ what surprised today by a state- indicate* that further postpone---t---u---------------*— “ ** ment Mill l * unecesssfy. ment from Interior Secretary Har­ Third He pointed out that although Fact Finding. Bawd Seventh A n d old Icke*. They recalled that at a new* conference only three ■Inwair* population of half a mil* Armies To Direct Reveals Intent T\i week* a«o, the Old Curmeudgeon lion I* » racial conglomeration, the delivered one tn hi* tytical ttery people neverthele** live and funcI nvestigate A bile Sewice in Ancient hla*t* at the territory of Hawaii lion an a unified American com Ife id e lb e rg C h u rch He said there’s little iih the Islands sought admlaalon munity. ity To Raise Wages to the union a* a lull-fledgnd evidence In Hawaii of bloc voting along racial line*. state. Rq, Pec. 22. (Ah— NEW YOIIK—The CIO KleeThe Island* requested statehood At that time, icke* said he did ■Ice* for General trlcal Worker* Dptan has turn­ not like the economic setup In In u plebiscite In 1IM0. n will be held tnHawaii very veil—that ha doubled - Mr, Icke*' recommendation al­ ed down a foil Pfr rent wage fttho would recommend statehood ready ha* touched off n wave of increase tor spate Christ t hurrh. TlW>' 1>0 con* for the Island* thin year, anyway. rejoicing In lUwall. -Cheered it I loye* of fhe ^fCcfal P fflV K ducted to Ipc tpfn tyhom tho fnlon. rfIn particular, he criticized what the prospect of becoming Amer­ Company. "*• J v tank expert jraptiranded ao bril­ vojrd | 'ttlv Totprl lo rtflko fob oar he called economic control of Ha­ ica's filth state, that storied r«raif appro approximate') 30 per- * liantly rorp&gh Norll, Afrlci, waii by an oligarchy of five fam­ disc In the Pacific now see* Urn hikes of ■d the Ike G-l^ G-tf Proposal | flud W w trn Euvppp. ilies. He Raid then—three week* Interior .Secretary as a benevo­ cent, termed ago—that he'd like Hawaii much lent Santa Claus.1 Declared tho “ grrvly Initdfnoate to ike needs I • The Scvpplh and Third ^npies better if it were more democratic, Honolulu Star-Bulletin in an edi- of iSe G-ft employe i." Tpe com- I hnvy^iyon cjtvon to il|ro.l Epis„„ , , pany proposal, however, did stl t copnltan services nt .1:09'ft" M.. Toduv Icke* suddenly reversedii . . , . . A. M.. by our Ms stand on tho Hawaiian ques- '! ? ^ 1 ™ L !2 £ ! ‘M f . HEt : lomavrpw — rfock (Eastern flUndard Time!. Son* lie crm.lZ t ‘ flVtirw|lff the ^ his sU.en,rnt In terms « ig lM t a * '. Pnt('pq b,(^Y ill bn will be recommendation that Hawaii bc|ol tho Christbaa season, nut it Slaclei to IWffiiHe PfC taken ip l.uxemltqAu for intomadmitted a* a state—admitted to* l* a welcome gift to tho Islands.” • ---- ---menl n\ t|te Vpl|f|l F An>»y WASHINGTON. Do?- £3j . a* of 'iz 1 The l resident’* Fact finding Court Annuls . Yank’s European e r ' i .i '%1w r p Death Sentence Record Defended fSti, Of Darlan Killer By V. F. W. Head Board lime tuityy. today. sard I* i« biding billing Its time Workers will r.o|tlo lM|f differ* eqcea wUhotil The board has rocewd next. Friday. the mo,, there Is n po**IM|lty t p l H o w ever, W as D ays A s s a s s in E x e c u te d Tw o A f t e r S la y in g AI.GIER8.- Dec. 28, f/P)—The death sentence of the man ex­ ecuted aa the assassin of Ad­ miral Jean Darlan In Algiers has been annulled. Ht was 20 year old Femnrd Eugene Bon­ nier de la Cnapelle who killed Darlan on Dec 24, 1642. Chapelle was exe ruled two days later. TFe action of the court was n complete annu'iPent of the chxrtfe of crime. The finding was made on the grounds that document* found after the liberation of France shbwod that Chapelle hail l.ocn acting In the Interests of France. Vets Change Back Into Army Togs In Middle Of Station WASHINGTON, Dt S — Something new - ,• U jooms has been adiL,I to Union, ______ _ L Right In In Station ________ In Washington. Bight the middle of a crowd of hundreds of travelers, two recently released veterans changed from their nfVf civilian clothes right back Into their old soldier tog*. The veterans decldsd to make the switch after -noticing that men in uniform wart being m through the gate* ahead of civil Ians. And with thouigqtU of holl day soekera trying to get a eaat or tven standing roam on tralny '•avlng tho Cam they’d get a bettar Ik e changeover Wi. ed with a mlnlmpm You see, a circle at who hadn’t been so «; back nto civvies fhlfl soldiers during S t l strip tease. U r g e s O n ly A m e r ic q fl P erson n el W e a r Th $ A m e r ic a n V n ifo r n i r. tad; On Senator Pepper Group Votes To On Way .Home To Plate UNO S ite' Spend Christmas In Eastern . U. S: -* honor rorlcd Uf t|tp arrota _ # S e n a to r Pays ilm te T o A n d r e w s m’-j military and W llw n Kttard m the body U w W Tnr|st Gh»rch. A,U? U |h uavalnr wV Earwe undye P .„ a f fu,i»r«,\ (ntUi. At tto HfldqlV' rg serv A s S in c e r e hto\hur, | 4U>a: • uulf tu the station I to *o|dieni iron, P a tr io t |lpc. 8‘f ! city lyaviny tne caoltnl car yn-VtarUfty, be #*|i|'thit hi* future parldputlon In tho prnposeil rolu al Ike Florida past Coa.t Batlway jtfl| dapnpd upon — i t _ht be find* in n the light uf ought out in " ' kS S I w- (Jl’a Aro StrwiAuS In CWe» On lhi«lfiu Const ped thu mercury .to 30 degree* nolow Xfib and lower. However, sfill colder weather c e n t e r e d throughout northeastern Alberta, all or Saskatchewan and Mani­ toba, whore temperature* of 40 Below were recorded. Other lowreadings included 30 nt Grand Forks, N. D.; 28 nt Minot, N. D.; 20 nt Fargo and 20 at Duluth, Minn. Ltrt while- moit of’ the'iriidwpsti Sub-zero temperature* In New men i* in for a cold vycek-en l. l England included 12 at I-ebanon, temperatures haVe moderated ta N. H-, nnd »ix nt ( ’nribou. Mu. the south, southeast* and along The. forecaster* say that the the Pacific coast. _ weather along the Pacific const Gelow-zcro headings have been Ik ecnsonal, with considerable nrepnrte«l from eomi New England mount of ruin througuut hurthern sections, but temperature* nre nnd wertern Culitornb. western headed lack hear normal along Oregon and ?outhwc*t WashlngIht Atlantic teabonrd. j tnh. Generally light enow fell In The new batch of Artie weather- the mountain state*, tut the mri • which struck In eastern North »s - tury for the most part was above koto and northern Minnesota drop-4freezing. 4 M n jo r puny and' usiiu;i iniinyutuHyp* piqv work ylit . on agre mept. ihuro will *w 13 bunorprv ending the m<<ut|i old AqlVU^pullboarors, tun uf them gupTho Turt flmling group hpe [riils. Ainutig thup, wil( ,»*o th^ cotppany unit ahtj }i uni taut. Gcnvrul^ Tru*ufl|\, tcruis j.^ciun l.Wan TruiWH. th) 'company negotiator* uf |l» dect|lon to ohn |.eo and .loSn Cannpp. Ofap IttVcstlgato (rencral Moto^ aM||y cornpnuy of In^uU-y IfPtn tbp to pay the union's demand ol i\ Seventh Army w\I| XWW W PITTSBURGH. Dec. 23- -</T> — The national commander of the the Veteran* of Foreign Wart after making this unolucerne [it today defended the record of thereby sldoAeppIng apy . American *oldi*n In Europe. In late qri»l* qypf the eerporptlp^n a statement released In Pitts, ■r " hdmn. poMlbta. ieac burgh, Nstlonnl V. F. W. Com­ The chnlrMnn of tfe papol — mander Joseph Stack declared I.|pl‘d |Jnrr(»qn — «hld neilhsf that most of the crime* commit­ s|de would bp a*ke<| to eppimunt ted In Europe by m»ri in Ameri­ on tnla 'dettlaratlon b( policy, can uniform* are not committed The board emphasised that tlw JSKt'y to ^ -5-‘ WMt by American toldiera. only daten Stack asserted that American ||Cn Uniforms ar* being worn by French and Gorman civilian displaced persons, and In some wn#ln Instances, by Germau war prison-1 I f tQ era. He said that returning Amcrican Veterans are continually call­ ing attention to that fact, claim­ ing that. It Is a degradation to their uhiform. The V, "F. Vr* commander urgry offfi- CHICAGO, Ito-. 22. pP)—Tiro row map wufu* ttfat a Jre»h ma»f o| frteltl „ir from Cansd.-. la moving down across the .border today. Alremlv temperatures have touched new Iowa tor the sensen ip partr of -North Dakota nnd Minnesota. The cold wave is sal t to be headed lor other section* of Inc alrendy-chllled north central .... tE * A & m OVVT ' \t gvea; Another * any will eg pn % j U t e d „ the V tglfl'IW W ^ ttvetta«w4 up |>« t • n « « i Clashes Occur WJren Armed Band .W es To Take PosseW^on Of Colon .Siftfon CHUNGKD?G~ Dec. >22.— (A P ) — General' George Mnrahall In expected to .atari hl» Chungking- tall^a . Gencritllaaimo Ch fling Shck tomorrow, when Gtti arrives from Nanking.* Dresdent Trunytn’a, envoy to China con| at Nangking with thd Chi­ nese general yesterday. Marshall’s 'arrival at Chung­ king was greeted e«*iponiati*iy today by Premier T. V. Soont.and other notables — Including the chief Communist, delegate ta the forthcoming peace talk), Gen­ eral Chou en-Lal 9papg accom­ » * panied Marshall to hhi quarter* lunch with San F r a n c is c o A n d for an Infernal American Charged A ffa ir s W’td-' filer other ter Robertxbn and S t. L o u is R u f e d officials. O u t A s P o s s ib ilitie s From . Peiping came wgril that new* of General MarshqU’n ar­ LONDON. Deo. 22 —</!’)— Elw rival in speeding up nlfolalige.l It Vatina. 4 tin P*s» i n . hi United Nntirns preparatory conrmisskm voted today to fix tho permnnent site for the UNO • In S t P e t e r s b u r g S t r i k e the -eastern part.of the United States. . ,J N o w I n 4M M o n th The decision by tho committee on sites ruled out San Francisco SAINT PET by a vote of 25 to 5, ten mem­ UP)—A strike bers abstaining. Denver and Saint Typographical Union . 'ir<|*tl**<S_ 0*1 I'was ****»! AFL-affiliate today,-ia Its second months, newspapers are pulillsh jftYC E TO DIE JAN. 3 vari-typed pholoengravcd LONDON. Dec! W W -W illiam ctss.t There still is no sign of a -«tJoyccr-the infamous Lord Haw fijaw of the Berlin radio—will be tlement In the wege-nour dispute incuted at Wansworth Prison on between the lock) union end the .liin, 3. Earlier this week the Saint Petersburg Times and Even. , tlsh House of Lord* turpnd Ing, Independent management*. The two pepeik have beefl )ob-« . imb* ’down • on JoyreV appenl from tho death sentenre for high lishing 10 to 30 pages dally with­ treason. out printers. te thy tpneral plana ayry on- nouyefd, tbe body pf the failed ,«ra| lay In a soroll simply* l_. i_ i t . pM-MOW ° ----- ^ ulvm hi dtad 3f those best w(she* fop a l|*rnf hrUtma*, ^ tU r (’bristmaa, h lg . W J you’re not (•raMmSt* rpiplndor tp takf car* oi your i .own haslnas*. 9- Wharton of the . Is fe s n p jg ! fcU iW , d s w as tint; |.|on*Cird# Bamsn, |lp.oa yesterday. ■ •yntl „ iM op \hb d|fpf *4S:U8 N -sna !n frent You rte ~ ay thing. sUnd >W — Chrlstniaa t|oesl<H lino up * PAB18, Dec- 22, (Al-Mcmbers oj « w jb * f? » v uf re- Ifierf'i tirovomci — — -r— hOMW _ tb.t ?nd of Tto m * \ w rtreeews- r y e r m te —y.". i « 1 I ■» ^ U f- 1 4 I M ia M K : 'I . ,V; _ ^ �» • SATURDAY. DECEMBER 22. 1945 TIIE SANFORD IIERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA , J. Dec. 22, Marks The Anniversary Of •important Events USQ Completes Full Christmas Schedule The USQ has a full schedule of fun planned for tne Christmas holiuays, according to Joe K. Hall, NEW YORK, Dec. 22. —(/Pt— director, and pen-ice men, families, Two-hundred ami forty-nine and Junior and senior hostesses ~ years ago tqday__lhc Jgumlcr JiL ire urftnl to.bt_tm hundfor-thi in*~WTcfny of Georgia — James big Christmas Eve party when Oglethorpe t— was born. Today Reginald and Rita Uooae, Pro­ marks the official beginning of vince-town players, will present winter, On this date in 1U21 an two skits entitled, "Too Many economic Union was formed be­ HusWnls," and "Come Across , T’ V * tween Belgium and Luxembourg. at 8:30 o’clock. There will follow games end Just seven years ago today Prek 'T K j p Ym ier Konoye of Japan announced fun, and breakfast will be served a policy for a so-called new order from 12.-00 uhtd Cn Christmas Day there will be in Aula. , • Five years ago today Lord Hali­ open house to which the public is fax wag appointed British Am­ invited, and cakes and lood will bassador to the- United States. be served. There will be dancing It*a four yearn today aincc Wins­ from 8:30 p. M. until A roller skating party at the ton Churchill arrived In Wash­ ington for a conference with the Orlando Coliseum Is Wanned in late President Roosevelt. Three the hear future, Mr. Hall said. Dec. 28, the military personnel years ago to this dav American heavy bombers were blasting Run- will take over and stage a fine goon in Burma, tin Dec. 22, 1043 paaty for the senior hostesses. Gt, sw-arfos of Allied planes were ,v-cc. tit, there will be a New hammering the French Pa« do Year’s Dance from 8:30 P.M. u.i-, \ i Calais coast. And 12'months ago ti! — A big Christmas tree is' being on this date General Eisenhower issued an order of the day call­ set up at the USO. which is being ing. upon Allied forces in .ho decorated for the festivities. , Belgian Bulge to ‘ turn the en­ POSTAL DELUGE emy's great gamble Into hi« won! defeat." At home President Th« Sanford Post Office has Roosevelt made an uppeal to .ho uboplo to keep on tho job of sup­ been deluged lately with mail and packages greater than that <f plying our forces. previous years. It was reported today by Joel S. Field, postmaster. BEAUTIFUL Patricia Atnnqn, 17, wns ) JAP REPATRIATION Prior to this year, he said, no .named "L)u<*cn tif the Tournament PEARL HARBGRr Dec. 22, <A*) mure than is m truckloads of pack­ of Roses'* and will rule over the — Tho Navy aays practically all ages were taken to meet u train. annual New'Year's Day fl <frul cele­ of the lOO.oOO ■Japan prisoners Now four truckloads ate taken. bration In Pasadena, Colli. A saplioLetters were cancelled in the captured In- the Bonins, Marianas morc nt the Pnearlcnn Junior Coland Carolines wilt be repatriated following amounts this week: lev. Kiricla |s majoring in dra­ Monday, 2f,*42; Tuesday, 22,CM; before Jan. 1. This Includes both Wednesday, 23,827; and Thurs­ matics. t1hlet national i'otimJplioio) Japanese soldiers and sailors. day, 17.722, aeeortling to Mr. Field. * ' Kilgore Declares German Economy Menace To World EMPTY STOCKING WASHINGTON, Tec. 22, UP)— -Senator ■ Hurley Kilgore li ttaniril that German eeontniy now Is n greater menace to the world than it was in 1930. The West Virginia Democrat’s ullbgntion' wns contained - in a statement charging that certain key American officials havd bolstered up N’ nxirm in Ger­ many's poiithnl and economic life. Kilgore is chairman of the Senate Military A ffa ir* Sub­ committee which bus been hold­ ing public heiritus on the demoMliintlon of German war In­ dustry. Kilgore.' who did not name these officials, said they were members of the military govern­ ment in Germany, and were connccteil with enterprises that had had rinse prc-*-nr lies with Nails. The West Virginian further de­ cline. | that the rcluctnnro of these persons to carry out the Putsdum Agreement has hcci dcihonstrntcd n the rnse of IG barbell, whose uni time capacity still is more than HD" per cent intact. aa w e celebrate H IS birth w ho said **I iita Ahe* way7 the truth <aiid the life ” to bring “ Peace on B arth and Rood w ill to men.” .... R, W- Ware C O U N T Y JU D G E • ■ * Joyous Christm as greetin gs and our best wishes fo r a y e a r o f happiness, perity'. health and J!i I . • (Fi'iaJUvcs cArght fish in- weirs «»r vfOodi « ________ ___ _ Mui-~r Railroads Bearing Holiday Travel Rush NEW YORK, Dec: 22.M/P3— The nnllnn's railroads were des­ cribed todny us brurtife the brunt of the greatest hojiiluv travel rush in history. Arcordinr to n spokesman for th • New York Central System, more passenger*; than ever nro tinning to Uio 'railroads brcuuse nir lines are booked to overflowing iitul bus service is disrupteii by strikes. To make thugs worse, tho rail­ Vouth Wants Santa roads nre humpeied ' by lack of To Bring Daddy Homo rolling stock. In New York City, Grand Contml Terminal and tliu Penn Sta­ llunkic Winn who lives nt tion nro Jamtne I *ith holiday 1015 West First Street, w.uittmvelera — half of them service­ Smita to si-iid Ids Daddy homo for the next Christmu*. KWAJ A I.KIN Witnesses have men. “ Dear Snntu Clause.’ he wrote, told a Unite.I States- Navy conn at Kwajalein in the Marshall Is- Greek Government To "Please let my Daddy Shaw be home by next Christmas. lands of another cruel deed of the Japanese. Fight Strike Threat "I lmvo lieen ‘ ii good Imy and They say that tty civilians em­ would like to find .Chrfstnins ATHENS, Dae. 22. OP)-The morning, a cowboy suit, scooter, ployes of Pan-American Airways were shackled. blindfolded and Greek Government ha* rolled an train, gun, catulv and just any­ ___ ________ killed by Japanese firing ‘squads emergency session of its Inner thing. "Jlv.- littlo sister, -Tony - wnats on Wake Island in (Jet. 104.1. The cabinet to cnmlmt tljc thrvnt ,of wUri&re* , say Hie atrocity rvns a ” general strike. *Gf>v«r^ment a doll." committed on orders of, the Nip­ employees already have staged ponese commander of the Island. a token two-hour work stoppage The Flathead or Snlish Indlnt.s The testimony was given at tin) in protest against living costa. Some government officials sav of Mnntnna were not flathrmled Trial of the fotmer Jap command­ common superstidlon that ,i er at Tknke. .Hear Admiral Shiga- Greece is verging on rliaos, with The matsu Sakaidura, and his execu­ commodity prices continuing to person (’lulling load* wilj get tive officer, Lieut. Comdr. Holed roar. Thu pluming drachma has warts on his hands is untrue. Tuchiharui. They hail claimed reached a nev low. of 142,000 that the civilians were killed by- \o one gold sovereign — ahaut American bombings or were shot 14 — on the black market. That cempares with Isgal . exi-huu** down as they tr.ed to escape. rate of 4,<>00 drachma to the sovereign. KEARNS A Cl ,i Nt.W NEW YORK, I UI(K, UOe. f 22, Cfl I—A j federal grand jury tins acquitted ‘ the former manager of neavyweight boxing champion Jock Dempsey. 63-ycnr-old Jock Kearns —of charges of using the mails to defraud, and of conspiracy. Thu indictment was based on the oIterations known as "Fyr-ox, |r. corporaled.” Purportedly a con­ cern manufacturing fire extin­ guishers. Thu government main­ tained that the company never made fire iv/.inguiriiern. • • NEW ItROIll.KM MANILA. Dec. 22, lA't—The Army newspaper In .Manila has i presented- Army brass hats with a prrblem In arithmetic. The GI paper — "The Paclfican" — •sys next month there'll be 170,000 empty troftp spaces on ships going bark to the United .Slatee from the western - Pacific area. It says that will bo the case unless point scores arc lowered making more men eligible foi> discharge. * PANAMA CITY, Doc. 22, UP) on; welq killed « , iljtr* Colon early - .. in n-i nttrm|i, to overthrow tin* --.ni n nirjit. The nltempt 's lit!i LJ:tOil,Jiy guvemunuit-uffirlall ■■ I rllinnj-e of former President Armtdfn Arias. G a v c m m i n t ivi - has . announced that tho tit nation is perfectly under*conm l. : «roi. S i| .j 98 'Pan-Am erican Employees S l a i n By Japs On Wake M Y SINCERE GREETINGS TO YOU, PAGE THREE l. —From the printing by F. S. Manning AIR SERVICE NEW YORK. Dee. 22. UP) The ''gt. ( ’ullsn Wright first dully comiiiercint air pn>On Paris Broadcast setiger service U'lween the Dulled States and Grent Hrltnfn is whe-j s,:i. Cullen Wright *n> , f luted to Sturt nt 2 P.M.. today,'Mr. and Mt M. j.. VViight and Kii-tcrn Standard Time, That is. ,....... . , , . lt if the weather pertltils. The mu-v |! ' b ’ " f ice will he Inaugurated with Hie 'H il tt'emher of l he dlyi-doti'flight of n l'un-Ainerictfti world |''bonis which will hroml.-asi from airways clipper fronton <*unr«IH j Pnrik -.nirtI n fsthi-i• miiriiiiit over | The program run I..- he ad over ____________. ■ j stiti ioi, WRUF « i Gal . eiil CRUISER RAMMED • ! ‘ '" '.J's )vilI_J;roiul<-a»U-ri.^i SHANGHAI. Dec. 22, i/Pi -A u'lljl HI:(WI o clock over thfonm’r Japttmy-t*amphlhlnm craft, Bill and from-tft:t)i-unttl t i:mr iiperated by a t hlneso crew, lin>l " vlncV ovei Mulonl . G.L Clni*;. lammed the United Slates Cruiser ( B'-uui.m program. St. Paul, riu- smaller ship was1 * ___ ___ * rev*-ilv dsmnged hut the St. I’aulj ruMnlned only n small hole near I The name MiisnucIiukcIIh n;i Its low, The accident happened |,|ei ivnl from that of ini India. in the* Whangpoo River ^Jij-qt} tribe. • — ‘ 1 SlMiighnl.* ( Hear lhal liornl Hear that oxcilomont in (ho air, that laughlcrl IF* Chriilmas, nciqlibor, tho mott hope­ ful Chritlmat in yoanl imbued with thii buoy­ ant spirit of hopo wo ex< prow our with for a genu­ ine Morry Chriitmas to ell our friends and patroni. Homer’s Soda Shop H om er I.it lle — prop. Christmas Day and Wednesday Dec. 25th - 26th pros­ 7 J*4 Seminole Tire Shop ,“ 7 v ----- r .;ann - » lta~.c^rerrn VnU. c „ JneW — * J«cfc-K> Mofttoon------ u nu rssg *ss?5 Theatre Opens 3:00 P.M CHRISTINAS DAY tU? GOOD W IL L o*-*---** ■ ■* « TOW ARD MEN u c Vt I o ^ May th* glad i r h ♦> ^ spirit that fill* th* air be yoors throughout the ■'T* ^ , % L J sY - - if . y rr> . - n f f i r J I B * W. mm .. Christmas Day -DOUBLE ’ FEATURI * >-. wt, 4 ‘ ' . •> -/tfiiV-ra �I HAVl Christmas Cards The Sanford Herald R M S h llalird l a HMM ;a M I,M ou r e i»»l S s ls r t a r U 4 SaaSar al fta a lo r * . l'lnrl«|a. you TRIED THIS FORMULA? l to d ay l ^ e i i 'H n g ^ 'n i^ p e d a ily w iii"th e y lik e -to make gay Atm rri^rorr w a v i n '°t a l k b]ot5orH frorn' the cutout designs. Have them make smnllw mu KNOW HIM slx*d 9,,CM for checkbooks, a good-sized one for Dad’s desk. TO HIM AND ... hihI a pretty feminine one for Mother'* correspondence, or WELL IF WK (to INTO OUH CLOSET AND SHUT THE DOOR selected ones for friends. AND REMAIN -SILENT: Re still and know that I am (tod.—Psalm 46:10. The Great Hay MY DAILY PRAYER Author Unknown. Slowly, hut in steadily growing volume, the fathers anti sons and friends who saved this world for us are coming home. Even in the countless cases where they have not yet arrived, the knowledge that they are on tllcir way, and the war is over, is ulmost Christmas enough for anyone. Except for those who will not return, and those who particularly miss them, it may well he the finest Yuletide our nation has ever had, for it bears the promise of peaceful or friendship or that brighter Uooperntlon to a degree never felt before. Have made the day seem to sopte chance passer-by, It ix xuch a little world now! and ft hux mastered ho And that the world is better’ still many of the exnential things it had to learn In climbing ill Just some, little way, Because I’ve tried t<rllve the very upward from the primitive brutes! It seems that surely we best I could each day. cannot delay much longer in true recognition of our general brotherhood. , , . “ Id like to be a lay of light when skies are overcast, Well may the prayera of the civilized world be directed I’d like to help some one who failed to blot out alt the past, toward appreciation of thia fact and the promiae it brings. To start again despite the storms, And may the time come soon when the world not only re­ and find the skiea nre blue, To "know that in this good old gards Christmas as a fine holiday, but enters into its world there’s Iota that’s fine inner xpirjt of sacrifice and. coojeftition. . _ . • amff true, “ This coming year I’d like to lie a friend to everyone; I ’d l|ke th fpt-l each day well •pent at setting of the sun; I ’d like to know that I have done at lenst one kindly deed. Before I lay me down to ideep . thnt I have given heed— To nome one^i cry for sympathy, I ’d like to lie the kind of person everyone will love, And make the world seem just u >’ little more like heaven above; I ’d like 'in all my drillings to be true and just and fulr, • T|ial Cod will help me do these • i things shall lie my dally prayer.” Of course, It Isn't the night before Christmas, hut Merry Christmas anyway. , "Rick" Gillespie, one lime San­ ford ball player, more recently a - Navy lieutenant, has' accepted a ’ posltinn aa athletic .director at Melbourne High Schiiol. Shintoism is Abolished by M kcf rlhur—hendine. That would be an inexcusable interference In religious freedom If It were " true. It wasn’t Shintoism that was abolished liy Mai Arthur but Japanese laws making Shintoism r cdmpulsory. in Missouri,' :A bank robbery ... a .____ 160,000 .. .. jewel the heft In Miami, _ -series of small robberies here Indicate the growing, seriousness of the crime wave which Is sweeping the country. It follow i-i *d the lest war, apd it will fol low- this one, worse than ever pelhups because of gieater dura~ Jfttrof - thir war ■and larger *In the *t.J ism i of *bite -funds (h« hinds of th* public. Ita Intensity, how iCV ' lrre*Uy minimised b£ -,tr c,nf,,rr?ment uf «H l»ws. strengthening of all law enforce ,ment agencies and quick nppre honsion of all offender*, SitTh* death of a Lakeland youth In a Sanford accident »erve*, to jre cartful driving In Ihl Vicinity. It should al*o » uW f*1 ..............eslrabillty City officials the Se : , of revising some of our traffic rffuletions. At present nearly r Intersection on Palmetto ^lagnolla Avenues Is a p<>Qtlal death trap since no one _ at those corners who has ritfat of way ami nearly thinks he has. We suggest making all aVe running north and south |b“ streets except at First Ninth 8tre«t, Thirteenth sntieth Hti-eet and .— „ Street, with Ban Ivenus, Perk Avenue end Avenue “ through” streets i way, rho George Patton, wno 1 Klaynhower1what onewell"- Jackson was to Gen^e, has dlad.frow poeu|Jter an automobile accl-I "and v’a brolwa 'tnelr failed 111 him. Called by the Oerthe greatest field gtnaral war. General the African* I M fiR R Y CHRISTMAS By Nathan Miller Here's a suggestion thut will make your friends wish they had thought of |t firrt. t * 111 Mnaanlla Aaraaa.Don’t throw away the lovely greeting cards you have Matrrr* aa rls*« "J|J***J >H at>*r *T, l » l * . a l Ik e >'••• received and saved during the year. Keep them as orna­ a t • a a fa n l. P la rM a . A ,t if C a a t n a a « f ' l a r r l a. latiTments for packages, or to decorate an otherwise plain wall. The next time you wrap ii gift for someone, gldnci. . i- TiRA* * WMw . _______ through the greeting cards you have saved and pick oul onnu.1 DKA>—Haalataa Maaa«tr one with a colorful or appropriate.picture on it. Cut the lir R y r n ir r n x iiu tiib P u fa h lr la » ' " « » « __ picture out neatly, glue or paste it on your gift wrapping. Hr Carrlic aittk « ..............* •*' That’s all there is to it. * m * * . - ......................a;S fk lr f aaaalha There are any number of objects about the house that t.sn •IB M aalh a •.on cutouts from greeting cards might brighten; closet doors, jn r T ta r furniture, wnste paper baskets, screen and cigarette boxes. All Bhllaarr aallara, rant* Shank*. raanlnllana nail n n llm o a l a M t r t a la a ir a la fa r Ik * jMirp***- o f Pasted on and cuntcd with a preservative of clear shillac, ra la la a faa4 a n i l ! k* '* " ? * * * 1 ’ greeting cards can serve a variety of decorative purposes. i t r t i n l i v m U r H U In a rMlM< Inexpensive and fiistinctive gift novelties can be made I« InNil 2V«iM|tnpfr lleprroent* i e - represen ts T i e llern til from the greeting cards. Rookends, jelly jars for flower K I• Mth e l nnllnnnl field o f m l*e rtls ln iU ffle e s nrr m nliifnlnrsl In Ik e In r r - vases, bookmarks, match-books, handblotters, tally cards N l e lfle n #»f Ik e country **llk prlt - and score pads can lx* made to look quite impressive by the r t f s l kenilf|tmrlers In I k l m i r and simple addition nf a design cut out from greeting cards H fw la r k T k e l le m ld la m m eniher «»f Tfce and pastcfl on these objects. A ssn eln frd P ress n k lr h la e%elna The lovely etchings apd reproductions of famous mus­ • I v e l r e n title d In Ik e use fo r rep n k llra flo n mt n il nett. ■Ilapnlekea ters and flower prinis thnt appear on so many greeting n redlled to It nr not etke-riilae rr# illicit |n this |t«tfter n o il^ n la o cards are well worth the price nf a small frame’. These pintIk e Inenl neira published herein. A ll rln k la In repiib llrn fIo n - n f ape- sized pictures are "just‘ the thing” to brighten u dark "cor­ f ln l dlapaleken h erein nre nlap re - ner of some room or entrance hull. • erred . SATURDAY, DEC. 22 ! Some rainy afternoon when the children are looking L, :for something to do, give them the greeting cards you have) -B tm .K vliltsh .O R SATURDAY,. DECEMBER 22,1945 THE. SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,.FhORItyA PACE FOUR -- Victor^ Bonds To Make B u l g e In Christmas P a c k Lullabyfor .ChristinasEve See, lit tit li/|«». bow i hr stars Hive tnowiiked down to deck the.tree! They threid with ciloted yatnt of light' Each needle of the greenery, A drizzling rain seeped through ever-preyent hunger wad getting. • Mike Duncan’s threadbare tout the best of hltn.'Suddehly he reand soaked him to the skin. Snow I membered the i<wenty-ftve —nr", had preceded the rnin that after- ! He thought quickly. A bed f-J noon and the going was prctiy'the night at a flophouse wou?d tough. He wearily trudged along, cost fifteen cent*—that Would endeavoring to keep out of the leave him (t o y . Ha decided way of reckless herds of last- go In and order a roast turkey minute Christmas shoppers who sandwich. Ha gave hiir hat a few thought of him only as a bar to deft pat* and opened the door. He hung hi* battered hat *nj their. progress Ordinarily Duncan would not coat where he could grab them in llnari have tnbght of his wet skin, rase of an emergency, and made WwCi clothes, or even of himself comfortable at a tablo , his tntNRnl ms empty stomach. They wc'.c in n comer. Duncan knew th»t-v oil par; o f'life on. the load—but his "appearance was none too pre­ this night was different. It Was possessing and that a waiter Christmas Eve. would not dash u - to aomeone It must have been the holiday from whom he could noli get a season—why else would someone tip. After a while a vinegar-faced thrust a fifty-cenl piece into his man • deigned to come to him. hand and then vanish into the “ What’ll you have?" he asked, shadows? He could only murmur stiflln*' a yawn. a grateful “ Thank you. sir, and “ A hot roast turkey sandwich," o merry Christmas to you" liefoi-e replied Duncan. the donor disappeared Into tho "On toast or rye bread?" swirling crowd. "Rye.1: Duncan reached into Ilia lefcf “ Anything else?" pocket, pulled out' two dimes nml Duncan shook hi* head, “ No, live pennies, iuid them with' tho nothing else." half-dollar in the palm of his "Arc you sure that’s all you other hand ahd stared ut his en­ want?” tire,fortune of seventy-five cents. "Yes, that’s all. Juit a roast He smiled sardonically when it turi<ey -andiwch." / occurred to him presently that the The waiter returned with tlm building In front of which he order,.placed It before Kim. shook stood was the United States his head wonderingly and with­ Mint. - He turned and, with a drew. Duncan virtually devoured laugh that had n hysterical ring the sandwich In three bites, lie to’ ,it, Jingled Ills handful of coins. delicately wired hla mouth withHis mirth attracted the cop who it nnpkln, then beckoned the wttp.f J had been standing on the comer er. “ Check, please,*’ be said, watching him. The" officer sui.i "Check?" to him in a brogue so thick that "Yes, the check." Duncan it could huve been cut with a khlfe. "Move on, hinst ye!" Mll.c raised hls eyebrows, "Rut there is no ehpek.” wandered off down n deserted shiJ “ No check? What do you mean street, clinking his money. *• " * ‘ '. '< , After t^oul an hour of nimless —no cheek,?** roaming Through "There sw* none tenlgh^This _ .. endless allevs, he found himself directly opposite I* Christman Eva. Didn't yvo si-a u brightly decorated restaurant. tho sign'In. the', window? XtuAoftHe crossed over and from sheer ers ran order anything theyvwtn^ culosity looked in the window. It's on the house. You’re ine\0nly K There wereonly two (ntrtyis in guy who didn’t ord#r tH»Jwllole*, side—an elderly nun and woman darned menu. 'WHdl, merry Cht|st.; i seated at a front table who were mes," he added. avidly devouring with much relish Duncan’s low dropped. Hlg giro a whole roast turkey with all the fell on tho half-dollar, two)limes side dishes. and five pennies still clutched in Duncan's mouth began to water hi* hand. Slumped In hls chair, hh —his stomach seemed hollow—he eyes followed the back,of the refelt his legs go weak, and hi* treating waiter. ^ Palm Beach Ready For Gayest Season sort has been host to thousands nf'GPs In Khaki and Navy Hue.*"* but now Palm {leach is donning, the festive cap-and-bclls atmo­ sphere of a playground for soci­ ety. V ' \ Some of the bluo-book drowd haven’! been in Palm Beach for four years, but now their- yiling and mansions are doffing shut­ ters, and hospitable door* are be­ ing thrown open) for pre-Yuletlde reunions- and Jpartie*.. Y w —It’* n sign of the tjmes, , By JACKSON' S. ELLIOTT t. (Siibhtituting for Jftrk Stinnett) PALM BEACH, Dec. '12 (A1)— WASHINGTON -Victory Ponds V*. The C h n itm ii eng el. f h l t t n in g t The sunny seaside resort o f Palm will main- u big bulge in the High upon the topmoit twig, Reach is showing signs of Ilia Christmas pack this ypnr. times. Members of the winter W ill‘ Hitch a slumber robe lo t you Itcluilgrx in all part* of the colony predict the gayest Christ­ country report to the War Finance ~*Of gS iiim tt ihd holly iprig. mas season there in yenrs. For Division o f the Treasury that some "lime now the Florida reSo sleep ind dream of Teddy b elli, bonds have never been so (opulur Electric trains and builder sett, for Christmas g if t s as they are a t. Chnrkeys the present, time. > ■ f o r boys, with daddies home from exlra money to do any security .1 L National War Finance Director! . ThaiilPfjtothing fS iff*,fflp u t tor tils itivaatliNssgrtQus aimed at the idle jTcil It. (iimblr says the retailer* | cash , made iati'&punilcd war pro- _ iy la veryjp(ce^duyy No,’ /alter isn’t ascribe this partly to the scarcity "The churkey duction, could U- found the most ’. After the cdllibM of'the Jkbman ! being funny, he is only -keeping up with the tittiea. Chur- of merchandise suitable for gift* Apd should hit pack, in future ytars, dangarouiw of i . the potential in­ Empire good roade disappeared ■Stem lull of atruggl* or deapalr. ist form of poultry, a turkey keys are the latest „ croaa between .................... . for the average person und partly from Europe for aome 12 cen­ flation faetpfs. You'll find he always feavea tome room turies. and chicken, developed in Australia. Churkeya walk like to their own advertising that “ the Today tho TreaW yi doesn't say For courage and lot honor than. Christmas gift of all Is a that E-bond purchases have stop­ chickens, look like turkeys, but mature sooner ■and are br*l Victory Bond.” ped inflation. But it .docs take smaller, Another of the retail slogans i« credit for slowing it down, perAn army of four division*, 100,Give an K-bond—K for Every­ hais to a Apecd which will let 000 men, marching along a single That last pout is against them. Why should anyone body." K-boml sales at the end of other government chcckrcins pull rond would form a column sixty want turkeyH to he smuller? While not everyone will go’ is Victory Week—Dee. 2 to- Dec. 8-.-it to n full stop. milcr. long. far us the diner who said, “ A turkey is such an unepm- Were exactly up to expectations, Gamhlii said. fortablo hird.'u little too much for one, hut not enough for E-bond sales are slightly ahead two," it has an attractive habit of lasting through u good thu pattern forecast by Trea* part of the week. From hot turkey to turkey soup, it is of sai y experts from the experlencs all good, and no one wunta the bird to be any less. of tho past seven war loans. well aware of -tho value of gov-1 would gco into war securities, Issuing agents now are busy And It never wot-ribd about tho eminent bonds. 1 The Australians should develop super-churkeys which processing the accumlatcd eulo* half of th* Individual quota which As far as the overall goal was would bo larger than Thanksgiving’s main featuro, record so that the sales can be was to be made up of .purchase.) cohcerned, tho Treasury experts reported and the money remitted by individuals of other than fi Wild they knew that coloration to the Treasury. Until the monny bonds. Those individuals ..who> [^purchases alone probably would Is actually deposited to the ac­ other than E-bond* obvi .J carry the drive over the goal. Millions Of Talks count of the Treasury, no bond ousfy 1were buying them for n But the E-bond campaign was sule counts toward any (junta. special isl purjo<e. “Thus they appa ■- .directed at the man who had idle Thu E-loiul campaign was |o- cntly were nAt only well aware n l_____ rash on hands and w ho>n __ -hie____ What an appalling lot of talk there is in the world! In in (hat the quota WH the what they were buying, but wera many casee, had never had enougi New York City recently all records were broken for the eulinr smallerf and at the same time number of telephone calls made in a single day, the total considered the most Important of four quotas—E-bond, Individ­ being 12.287.Q27. As New York la our largest city, and us the ual sales, corporation sales and no.other .country hus. any thing like, our extension ..uf tele­ uvciuil,-sales. --- -----Thi-nughoul the drive*the Treas­ phone service, this must be an all-time record. ury emphasised privately that il ^ Were all these call*, necessary?. Nobody needs to huve was not worried about corporation sales because past 'experience had listened in to be certnih that* they were not pi oved that the "wise money" m j o re u s When Snow Uos Softly ’ on tho Hill Now, when the fir tree* wear • white collars, when the birds make tiny witches in the mow and pur footprints hurry towards the warmth of home and the . companionship of loved ones, it’s to wish all our friends the t Joys of the Christmas CHRISTMAS Merry Christmas May Your Hearts Be Fill ed With Happiness and v and Happy New Year • m r fc r t-.x E : To Yo u J-.‘: , OURS ia a land o f Happy ; fully ‘ upon mar?-. m m m - : ,Y\7, Z»i;? TT* ‘Q - *■ 1fi.v f \ ■ “ rtft* j f <*- •- is ■ IVSw ■ r . ■' - �SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1945 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FIVE Party Is Given For Christinas Dance "At Woman*! Club Atlantic Employees Sponsored By Cotillion Club Truluck Social Calendar THURSDAY Reunion of the Seminole High Schodl of 1S34 iwill meet ■ at 6:30 o’clock at tne Palms and Pines, Restaurant. All husbands «bd t*ive» are Invited to attend. For -reservations telephone Mrs. Afohn Courier, Jr., at J90-J or Mrs, J, A, Ponder 31U West Six­ teenth at 400-W. Candlelight Service A t Episcopal Church Party Is Given By Hollywood S h o p Employees of the Hollywood Shop and friends had an enjoy­ able combination Christmas and birthday party Thursday evening at the company's store room be­ hind ' the office on West First Street. The birthday celebration was in honor of Frank Shames, manager. The room was nttrnctlvely decornted in the Christmas manner by George Spencer. Refresh­ ments were served by Mrs. B, C. Parker and Miss Rose Levy had charge of preparing the refresh­ ments; Santa Claus was there In person to pass out gifts after whfch (lancing was . enjoyed . to record music. Present were: Mr. anil Mr*. Frank Shames, Mrs. Kalbryn Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Levy, Richard Levy, Shelley Blum, Mrs. Mergfcret Locke, Mrs. Clifford Reel, Miss Joyce Goodspeed, Mist Martha Page, Huston Babcock, George Spencer. Miss June Rose Dutton. Mr. and Mrs. Lice Sam­ uels, Seymour lAtslig, Mrs. L. Berg, Miss Bette Meyer, Miss Amt Lovell, Mrs, J. B. -Tatum, Mrs. R. Kahn and Norman Kort. The Christmas Eve candlelight services at the Holy Cross Epis­ copal Church will begin at 11:46 P. M. with the Rev. Mark T. ^Carpenter, rector, delivering the , sermon. Mrs. Roy F. Symes, organist, wilt play Christmas -music and carols will be sung by the glrla of the choir. Mrs. A. M. Philips and Mra. J. L. Ingley will sing a duet with the theme "Shepherds Abiding in the Fields" to the 'Jmusic "Silent Night". • The mixed choir of 36 voices will sing: "There Were Shept,«,-H,*’ "Communion Service i'i W ? by Steiner, "O Come All Ye ' Faithful" and "Silent Night". Dick In Massachusetts in I<y6 me Aiken will sing as a solo “ O Holy man in every 10 of military ago V lewIk*1,1 was killed in King Philip's War. Miaa Emma tfumblcy, daughter of Mr. and Mra. W. C. RUmblev, has arrived home from F.S.C.W. to spend the holidays. Pfc. Jacob S. Beit has arrived nl his home on West First Street from Fort Dlx, N. J. where he is stationed. Miss Joyce Whiddon has left for Kansas City, Mo. where she will spend the holidays with friends. Billy Hollyhead, student at Georgia School of Technology in Atlanta, is expected to arrive to­ day to spend the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. AY. M. Colbert Jr. of I,akc City are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Colbert at their home U10 - East Eighteenth 8tre«t for the .holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Grashoff and son, Phil Jr. have returned after spending the summer and fall in Decatur, Mich. They will make their home .at the Mayfair Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Nelson ex­ pect to have as their guests for Christmas; Mrs. Edwin Humphrey and son, Hugh, of Bradenton also Mrs. Edith Kay and son, Jan Van, of DeLaml. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Messenger of Jacksonville are expected to arrive tomorrow to spend the weekend with Mrs. M. 8. Mes­ senger and Verne Messenger. Mr. and Mra. Philip M. Vickery of Houston, Tex. will arrive Tuesday to spend the Christmas holidays as the guests of the former's mother Mrs. Lillian Vickery. Banquet Is H e ld By Truth Seekers M ERRY CHRISTMAS The Truth Seekers Class of the First Methodist Church held a Christmas banquet In the. church annex Tuesday at 1:00 P. M. The long tables were beautifully de­ corated with holly, lighted candles and miniature Santas. Rev. McKinley gave the Invoca;uesta enjoyed the lion and the guests Ft Tha dinner was tallowed by an Interesting pro­ gram in which Mra. Rosa South­ ward sang "Silent Night", first telling the story of how it was written. She was accompanied at the piano hy her mother Mrs. L. S. Ilirkcy. Readings were given by Mrs. John'Vaughan, Mra. Jean- Bounteous Greeting of the Yuletide' Season from the cogbjurn school of i *. dancing* . *■ ~ Marjorie Tepsic, director Doris Duxbury, assistant • ,4‘ ^ * Student assistants: Jeon Saycr — Phyllis Bach total . . . so says A s s o c i a t e d Press. For MISS MARGIE MCCLEL­ LAND, granddaughter of our local county commissioned MR. J. F. MCCLELLAND and MIL JOSEPH GOODRICH Dec. 16 was a memor­ able day . . . they were married at noon in presence of the families and left immediately for Kell, Wisconsin the residence of Mr. Goodrich . . . MISSES C A R O LINK LEE. JEAN S A V E R , C A T H E R I N E ODI1AM, and LOUISE CLARK - accompunlmi MRS. EDWARD KIRCH Kit to the Harry Anna hnmu In Umatilla Thursday to help decorate* the Christmas tree In the home and wrap pesenta for the children; The Preshysterian Church in Santon! sent H7 individual gifts hy the girl* so that each little child might have a Christina* present . . . after trimming the tree and wrapping the gifts the -school stuff and the girls enjoyed u cot fee course . . . The Cotillion Club dance a wow of a success last evening at the Womans Club-. . . all available tables were reserved .the day liefore . . . DORIS ft ALL, the club ehalrmnn, works at a terrific pace guiding these parlies and dances successfully . . . hats nfl . . . BOB CORNELL was hating the time of his llfe'kt'lhe NEW­ MAN, WILSON pnrty . . . CET. Tlic Christmas dance sponsored hy the Cotillion Club was an event of last evening at the Womans Club with the ttnnnnn Hoys or.hcstra providing the music. The Huh h-mx,- was beautifully decorated -uilh silver star* suspened from the ceiling •ml also attached to the blue velvet stairr curtnln. A lighted tree mas placed near tha en­ trance ami led lihd green site nu­ lls were festooned throughout tilt* house with colored lights i nuked on the mantel. • Miss Suxnn Kiltley and Mias Marjorie June Burdick assisted by Miss Winifred laivelt and Mi-* Sliugmet ■ Iteilx received Hie guests at the door. ResentM tnldcs were placed In the hilcouy and dancing was enjoyed down­ stair*. Midway during the affair •a no-break dance was observed for Cotillion Club members and . their escorts. Those present included: Ml*.Luticiu Gormly, Miss Jean Whigham. Miss Jean Harper, Miss Elizabeth Whighani, Miss Mar) Lynn Ross. Miss Mildred llw u il, Miss Camille Hat ten, Miss Mar­ tha Wight. Miss Jane Thigpen. Miss flora Wlnderwccdle, Misses ‘Jane Wml Am, Mormon’,"* Miss Jessie Pm den, Miss Nancy Cul-*1 llini, Miss Audrey Hacli, Miss Elizabeth Dyson. Miss Doris I Inti, Miss Louise I'crkini, Miss Eloise Cook, Miss Ilayne Kasluti. Miss ’ Ann Wiggins, Miss Martha Perkins, Miss Delores Mowcry. Miss Shirley Kick. Miss Elsie Hul bi­ son, ■Miss 'Joyce Stfeelc, Miss Oleihi Dyson, Mix* Cecelia TruInca. Mrs. Margaret Dennis, Mr* Kills Hayes. Mrs. Murray Lumli, Mrs. Charles Gayle ami Mis. High Class Of 1937 Plans Reunion Dec. 20 llobley Hrticc Also Mr. and Mr . Flunk Wood ruff III. Mr. niul Mrs. Ludlow Mr. ami Mr*.' Henry Wight II Mr. ii'\| Mrs. \V. It. Znchry Jr. Mr. .and Mrs. ,1. F. Hurt Jr. Lleutr-IHnrrdrr nod Mrs.' Mnlmlir Miller, Mr. and Mra. James Mr Klliniiiion, Mr. ami Mrs.' A. .1 Wlillimnr CHRISTMAS PARTIES The Cogbnni School of Dane! ig liK'iileit in the .Arcade Building umler the dircctloir of Mrs. I*, TI. Tepsic hits hail a scrip* of In* r PEACE ON EAR.T h TIDINGS °fl GR.EATJOY ix s i n c \\ke a mu :ci at j <>n diti. Hushmid* and wive* of liu-.cln * members me invited to attend. It ^ ici|uerted llint ienervation* be tile Seminole tlign School Class - !ctc| Itoncil to .Mi-s Hand at Ihl! of IH'17 plans- to have a elans re or with W, II. /.aclny Jr. lit Jit*, union party Dec. iil) nl 7:ttt> P. M. * - - at Frank’s Hi-llnt Club on the CELERY CRATE Drlnnd road. The Celery Crate sponsbred ti Mrs. It. C. Maxwell mid Ml.**1Christmas part) Friday night in Ruth Hand were the elans spun-1the City Hull with member* and snrs anil the ufflreis were un fid- ft lends enjoying games, dancing low*; president. W, H. Zuchi y ami refreshments. Jr.;' vice-president, Mury lliggi'i* Tonight the alumni <>r Seminole Williams; sccretaiy Katherine High School will he honored nl Thigpen Oven: treasurer, Mildred the uaily from k.00 I*. M. until llodgr*’ and chaplain Jurfies *lltir midnight. O F F A S T FA V O R S AN D CO URT K S I K S , A N D MJ N D F U I . O F T I IK I U jC I I H F R I T A U K O F F R E E D O M W E E N J O Y IN rillS . OCR A M ERIC A N WAV O F 1.1 K E , W E W I S H Y O U A M E R R Y C H R ISTM A S AND A H APPY NEW YEAR. The All Soul's Roman Catholic Church located at H00 Oak Ave­ nue will hold Christmas messes at midnight and l):00 A. M. nl the church and ut 11:30 A. M. at the Sanford Naval A ir ’ Sta­ tion. Confessions will be held Saturday, Sunday and Monday from 4:00 until 5:0U P. M. and 7:00 until 8:00 P. M. land, Mrs: W. P. Chapman and Mrs. Goodson. Hostesses were: Mrs. John Vaughn, Mrs, H.' H, Pattishall end Mr*. Jemnie Pulnem. TERRACE T A LK Bounteous greetings for the Yuletide season. To one and all wo want to extend , our aincerest withes for a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. New York dresses were low and prices high *t 130 debutantes made tneir formal bow to socloty 'Ihursdsy night at tha Victory Cotillion and Ball In he Waldorf* Asorita Hotel. There wasn't a ihoulder strap to be seen on the gowns, most of which were white taffeta. Now and then some dar­ ing individualist whirled about tu tune, .iiatever the material, the style was bouffant. That's the word that mean* everything's tight at the torso and there’s no limit In the material "from the waist down. Orchids or camelllss were carried In various dumber* but both decked Joan Melsger, who headed tha receiving lint. While the glrla were eilver bead* d pearls, their sxtling In diaticllar necklace «d gems that liber shall* looked like 60 _____ . .. and were no doubt powerfully expenive More than 1JW0 persons at­ tended the affair which waa under­ written by a cosehtllc company. That guaranteed a success for the New York Infirmary for women and children in whose behalf tha party was held. However, each debutante paid I £6 for-berself and her male escort' and 0*AO aaeh for her guests. Any way you look at It, tha affair was what bankers would call an Impressive* BEST WISHES FOR A H A P P Y NEW YE A R We've Enjoyed Serving You and We're Looking Forward to Continued Friendship and Cooperation in the New Year MERRY CHRISTMAS Andrew Carraway Agency HAPPY NEW YEAR THE TAVERN HI-HAT CLUB FRANK and CHUCK FAVLICK O r f t r t r a l* . fonnftl Christmas part if* for the students of the school. Monday, Wednesday and Thursday ftemnon* at 4:IS I*. M. an he '•ream course was served *. t the children. S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A �1 TUB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD ’AGP, s i x -A S A T U R D A Y , P E C E M B E R 22/ 1945 >■??! Dead Or Missing Continue To Show Up In Day’s News WASHINGTON, Dec. 22., (A P ) Many months a:u r the end of the wnr. the tragic words ‘‘dead’ or m illing" continue to show up In thV day’s news. Even now that grim remainder Is being echoed repeatedly in the Navy court mar­ tial of Captain Charles,#. McVay, - the skipper of the cruiser Indian­ apolis which met a disastrous end in the Philippines sea lost July. In that single episode, the fata of flHO men are shrouded In the phrase "dead nr m'«x|ng." Like the Navy, the War De­ partment still Is sending out tele­ grams bearing heart-breaking news to the.fnmllles of G. I/s who have been reported missing in action. It Is bad enough -to learn that a hoy Is missing, but worse still to live for months In tho vnlh hope that ha will turn somewhere, But tho mostly are n iflvcn up found, the body la exhumed. checked for Indentlflcation, and Then taken tl an American war cemetery for burial. The War Department says that locating Is not com- the burial spot la about the only ns until It way in which actual proof of all hope. death Is obtained. Of course the i still are bodies of many of those missing eld for tho In notion In the air and at sea i thousand may never be found. In other missing in Instances, the soldier hurled by and about I natives In some out of the way •. This Is snot doesn’t have much more rfmncc of being discovered. If n soldier lias been missing five men. One of them speaks for one year, and it la decided tha -language of the locality to that he is assumed to he dead, which the group has been axil in the casuslty branch of the War ed. The team covers an area of Department notifiea the next of about one and a half square kin by letter. This explains the miles, end sets out to do xnraa purpose and the effect of the detailed detective work. The death finding. In cases where the search team works ns would a finding is made on the basis of detective or a reporter on at. a search team’s report, or othei1 be conclusive. _________ assignment. They try to Inter evidence felt view everyone In the nroi who the War Department issues ad might be likely to contribute some official death notice no that the family will have whatever Inform­ Information—the local authorlt)< ation Is nvnlhble. It l« posslld and residents. When an unmarked gravo I. that additional Information may C O T T 'r -r-n A O By RL J. SCG.TT 3 0 0 IC Tbs monai) used as the pattern the blue-aml-grsy shoulder patch of .Uie tilth’ Division Is tin Korean! symbol for eternal life. The design used on the shoul­ der patch of the 7flth Infantry Division Is a medieval symbol for the oldest son of a family. ONE STEP VVO^’T * GET YOU THERE Cold Preparations LIQUID. TABLETS, SALVE. VDRR-DKOPS CAUTION USfc ONLY AS DIRECTED LA R G E R FLym n \iJ Ol .A f) Wou’t Bring lucceri-* * ou Mu.it Keep On .-urvcrtuliiB filR fc lK i: e W o r l d SIT. W ANTED — WANTED, Hoofing and painting work o ' all kind. Reliable mCn available now . HANFORD • PAINT & GLASS CO.. I l l So. I’tilit. Pillule 3tU. Lost and Fbund 'OUND: All white dog with dark hnrness. Phone 220-J. ’ o f Tt;.. Wtl/Vf PlA.ME'f C A fU B O CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Two weeks ago, vicinity h St. and Park Avenuu, part Persian male vat, n to name of "Smokey Phono 1M23, Howard. AH adrerilscmenta for situation* want** wUi be charged far at the regular rlairrifltd rate*. per Bn* for insertion per line for three Insertions ?7* per line for 6 insertions 13 per llna for 20 ‘jisertlone Minimum rale* . . . 30c a HELP W ANTED G e GIRL for soda Fountain at Lan* ey’s Drug Store. Part time or full tirrn. FOUNTAIN 7lris.~ Apply Ship's Service, Sanford Naval Air Station. WANTED Seamstresses experienced and in­ experienced. Permanent work offered. Working conditions are excellent In a wall -lighted ami ventilated plant. Joining restaurant where lun­ ches may be obtained. Forty hour week. Monday through Friday. Life Insurance pro­ vided without cost. Bus esrvlce from Sanford and Or­ lando. ■Apply In person at plant, Punnvtown , Togs, Cas­ selberry, Fla. trickle in for some time, but | authorities assume that thev are under the law If there Is no j dead. In addition, there arc many conclusive proof of death, the men who went AWO L, and it is boy II officially concluded to be possible that they may have been dead after the lapse of one yeur’l killed. Last Winter, soma 10,tlmo. jfldn men were listed us usbont The Army’s casualty branch1without leave. One of tho Wat still Is besieged by anxious Department's biggest problem i is friends and relatives. Anywhere ’ to find out whether t.iey died In from 6 to 20 persons visit it action or In the lino of duty, Tbj dally on these unhappy missions, status affects the financial actand telephone calls from all over i Uemtnts—such things as back up the Investigations still to be made. 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ME TO THE DANCE , THE TICKETS AGE V — I FIVE DOLL A G S : Re t u r n e d v e t e r a n s GET SECURITY NOW WITH OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED FIRESTONE STORES has (food osltlon open now for salesman. lurtlng salary commeruurntc with your ability. Prcvlius oxporlenco desirable but not^assential. Apply by letter only, stating nue and experience. FIRESTONE STORES 111 E. let. ST. S BUSINESS SERVICE HEV/Vbu DOUBLE £x| art Auto Repairing BarUcU) & Jackson in connection with Yatea Auln Paint k Body Works Phone 871 C P O S 6 E C :*r P W D SO UTPSW /AW AV. A DATE WITH ANVOTHBK BOV BUT ME POB A c=£ V JB EIC/I BO U G H T ALL! TH E EV EN IN G S/1------ I — bo ughtv ou en iD A iF ^ r r ^ Y O U ’R E INJ • I N EED ED N O S P O T TO M ONB/TO J------- D— , BLAB, SON. t a ic e He c J i o u g h t a - i o u r .^ T n E L L h o w Vo u c T T r s o l d h e is r r I • USED TKL’CKB 0 prospect of new truck*. the need for trucks by buying one of - our dependable bird dbren six waeiis chickens ain! AH.T° 1^ ! ^ ) ^ ? trucks. ccctt. K. IL Mclntrye, Ssiifard Dv L.W. [P sP Johnson ■ D O i S R Mtrmtt s a l e s A w ! at Clndervllle. »6 «ni»wrl*nc« InfcUto anr 208 W. 1st. St. ----------— ■ alrcruflpalr.ting. Sanforda popu TWO bulls, 1H years old and I U» **aint authority, REE burner oil stove, portmonths, to be seen In tvenlncs HOLLER MOTOR SALB8 >ble oven, used two months. or mornings. A. Kissana, Paola 208 W. 1st SL 126.00. Phono 760-W, ARE full** equipped and tow bow to rec^p your Urn. synthetic. laPiral ruLba.*■ 01 synthetic, r protect the sidewalls of our tire. Jones lir e Shop, CORN — A LL YOU WANT. or, 1st and Elm, phone 008. I3.A6. Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store. Phone 868. If DESK and chair, suitable *r child up to A years old. WOOD circulating heatar In good bans 0HG-J. • condition. Phona 117-J,______ Icycli GOOD riding or work horse (70. Junior boys’ blc aa condition. Phon Mrs. Lundgren, Rentord Avoflue or Piwna All, Cab Sund, night*. I and hens. Phene BBB- LADIES diamond solItart re ring, E. 2nd St, baautltul mounting; Platinum Crlnndo fter All the Gifts Are Open: A fter T{lqt Christmas Feast - - Let ’em l>t DO'A’S r p GIRL’S red coat *l:o 12 paintings. I l l E. 21st St. SLAB wood, $2.<)u load, cu stall wood, 53.113 ntrand deliveries. Oviedo Lumlutr Supply Cc., Ovlcilp, Fla. i IK W lN 'IL k PHON P. 148 OK BRING YOUR Ao» 10 THE SANFORD HERALD I've irordx In the line, including phone and address. FO R S A LE — , ----------------------------- ■— -----------------------------------FILL up with kvivsene and fuel COMPLETE Broiler Plant cap­ able of handling 300 - 400 Oil. 1 fryers a week up to an ago ___ II. II. POPS CO., IN C of 12-18 wgeks. Approxi­ mately 2000 chickens G to ID r WO FARMS FOR SALE—One weeks old. ■Dressing machine. 8 acres, Ulvd land, 1 gnwi welt. Hake me a cash offer. 2206 2 story house. I car enrage. ’ Sanford Ave. phone 024 cool horse, 300 ft. West of Lake Monri-* Post Office. One —-5 acres, ell t,,<'-1 well v Homer’s Soda Shop. story housn. 1 > 1 v*b H Mile west oi " «ug> ..oulo- ALL DRY wines, 1 vard. J. W. I. 1 .• .triTwe. Homer’s Soda Shop, Phone 16. TRAILERS • 3/4 ton, all stool, two wheel trailers In stock it ROOFING Brand new, solid all times • Speedy Sales & Beraluminum sheet rooflmr. Vrrirhp and snap lock styles. Phohe- .vice - Phnno 100. Wlre-Wrlte at once! FulenwWer SOCIAL Stationery In lively soft Mfg. & Distributing Co., P.0. astel shades. Coleman’s, 114 Box 8361, 010 Lancaster Drive, lagnolla. Orlando. Phone 21780. NEW Remington ElCetrio 3blade raxor f 20. Stafford's Service Station. SHEET M'inic, popular i r >1 standard. 11111x10 nnd mipit 1 refrg.rat.il, Instruction bonks at The Ipislc city. vPurce.aiii Ilox In tin Princess Theatc' 6x6x2. Ideal it Unless BUIg. WT. restaurant or --------------------------------- *SJL--------------------------------------Box K e/'j & IL T DAGUE Dip* oy Belt Chimes 820 Herald. A C ll. fwnterproof wrist Watches, stainless steel case 1086 DODGE Sedan chfeap, Phone and automullc, (60 & 165; character ilhls, fine selection. 10.00: leather goods of all WO BEDROOM home in Maydescription; fine .selection of fair Subdivision. Includes solar book ends. W. * E. Kader, water heater, Venetian blinds, central heating system and modeht furnishings. Property T.COIlDS • All tho 1itost popuIncludes 2Vk iota with 160 foot frontaga, garage, fruit tree* Urs, string music and album sets for Christmas gift* nt and ornamentals. Call 41 for appoihtment. ur trtnslc store, Tho Music x In *he Princess Theai'sr T‘Mo < e d Fo r . i * IJ R O V i s ’* W O Q D E H .M A S K S ' 'fH A 'f A fe k 'W b R K B y <Hl O f-S A t*tS A f BORNEO IM<HEIR RICE DANCE <ft-E SUPPOSED T o l^ A k E ASS' \ EYIl S P IR IT Tenth To h a r m TUE i;k 6 W | k < rice MOTOR TUNB UP Factories recommend It every 6000 miles or twice a yaw. Es­ sential to sfflcient car perfor­ mance. Our expert mechanics and Sun Motor Analyser assure satis­ faction. Come In today. HOLLER MOTOR BALMS , MM W. let BL LONE pANG ER WHAT HAP­ PEN 51? IN THE B O S S SAID G ET TO. W O R K P IQ. VOO SAVVY ? RU CK. EXPERT Else trie WANTED— electric resor tyiiWJM i- ML ME HOURS TO* *MP. AND THOSE ANDY BEFORE HO, SCOUT. THERE'S COMECHc w hat Mat on t h e t r a il TER, KEMQ AHEAO. WALKING SABAY? j— ^— iTHIS WA/l # �1 c SATURDAY, DECEMBER- 22, 1945 THE SANFOIU) HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA translation the Chinese *eem tn like hest in: "Horne brings ponce." In Tokyo, General Douglas MncArthur ha* nnnounred completion of the framework for n new, <lcmiliUti*c<l Japan. All major directive* have been issued. MucA ith -r' nay* our tormer enemy I t n n lls s n l (m m f a c e T i m ) and touchy negotiation* Itctwecn i mint hew to the tine* of democ­ China and Russia over, occupa­ racy ■*- with new liberal lender* tion of Manchuria. Smc& the American envoy arrived in the HARRIS DISCHARGED country on Thursday Chinese administrators luireNflt for their _ Rohert L. Harris, F l/c, 1004 posts in the cities of Harbin. East Seventh Sticct, ha* beet after discharged by ftp United States ninny Navy ate the Naval Personnel leks Scpnra.ton Center, Jnrkionvilte, However, fighting is continu- according to information received ing In North China. with the today. Communist forces apparently at A firkin is an old ulc ami beer measure containing nine gallons, 6 Are Killed In ^Revolt Try ’ Tn Panama City Hope Growing; I F V Early End ! •• O f GM Strike^ M 'lin lln am l fro m I 'm r In Eastern U. S T im ) examination. However 11 did say that It -will require some detailed and exact information to heln it pns* on claims made by both disputants. A t any rate company and union representative* are sched­ uled to meet Wednesday otternoon in Detroit. At that time they’ll take-up the revised de­ mand.! of lofol unions at plants where picket:; are permitting office help to go through., The UAW ’s Vice Pr,e*id#nt Walter Reuthcr,’ has expressed hoprj that broader nezutiiUoni may develop soon after this conference.. Since our return from Europe, wu haS'e HitiehVbrVd, thVou&n th‘S colurjth ' th ci+ute cine ihtetxlsl mid ibtivlty Iri The recreatfonut nrifl aniohg'our city I'o'mmiSsidi;eis' tuid In tht) Yah** or tltt? efti* iens. Allhiutfty Yitf dcLiute Hrsufts b*ye ihtt* faV been ittltiid­ ea. Aye' have ' ’nihttscd n gl-eut deaL of intjbVfest Ly publicly luv-' cusslnb the'rbc tea tint Ml. needs or thc‘’ciRf. We 'nsV6'endeavored W ptrisertl ifjc Irutti lnhd Vhail' fcoAdntie'td do so! h e npprCriMe the iltauj- cbrrtptlihentaVy ix'thark* \vfc hnOe reeelVM'tfltti we will cdnttmitf to Str.SV Vdf ’the bet'UlribfcHC of vititrs. .uuy tve f-pres* 4n you til tl limb oup sinerrest wishes for Ary' Mon ^ CrirWtttins. Senator. Is Going T^ Send Bo cties T q VVar Deparjiment The first Cltristnws to find the world tifc peace in nnai^y years is with us unit we humbly proy that there will be good will toward men forevermore. r" ( ft inI Imiirtl fruit* I’nisii Tun) Loti* also wct> elimliime.i along with the birthplace of the lihltcd Kdllons Charter. Britain led the fight to elimin­ ate the west ns* a peiinnnent hoaibinbrters backed by Kussis aiul the soutkenstein Kui peun nations. They won by u vote of to 0 against the group ted by_ Austmlla. The Mississippi and Missouri Rivers weic eoiiHjoriNi the dvdng In* between the Cast and West. The Inal choice of a city wilt be left to th^, United Nation* ait* aembly. • It .n tln iin l frail* Pna". ment. tepp.ir THIS piiid itibnte to hi* fellow Moridinit in ine upftci hou»t —■ Senator Andre « who has iinnounrcd that hr wi,. hot set** ie-eleeliun. Pepper hus tlescnfred Sonntor Andrcss ns “ one with* has give llttcere service to the slate an . nation." He says. “ Uiu associntions have been most happy nm. ngreeiitdc, and I .till mis* him here." WASHINGTON, Dec. 22, CP>— Il bseil to be so That daddy went out’ to Work to get baby soldo shoes. Ilut thesb day*, the babies are putting thblr snoc* tn work th help out daddy -they hope, At leust that’s the story Senutur* nl-e telling today. It seems tha'lr offices arc fcelrgl Ily TAD 8ZULC flom led—more or less- with tmby.i AT Newsienturct; shoe* and booties, Tno*i of them' HIM DK JANEIRO At the showing signk of \vcar. All carry moment when Itrnxll most necn* the pie* to “ send inv thnbly homo. ’ jt* agrlcuHure resotiree* to feed Senator Klbbrt Thomas of Utah, its own’ population mill to con­ say* If* nil ftarl o f a campaign tribute to the wnrldwidn program to gel father* out of the'Army, of pnstwiar relmhllitation, its rm And the Utah Demon fit—Chair­ nl iiopulaiion eontfnue* to abnuman of the Senate Military Com- don the fields tn niigtutb to the mlttee-t-sny* he doesn't know big urban centers wlmt to ilo with the shoes. Thus facing one of the unfit But Colorado'* Dopmcmtlc Sen- aerlou* problem* of its admin­ .. .... C. J„bp^on ator Edwin Johtison KayR say* “in istration, the government is tiyshas an answer, lie's going to Ing to solve ft by directed im­ send his collection of baby fool* migration and stimulation of city wear along to thb War Depart­ wnikers to return to the rural ment—with a suggestion to the lone*. generals that they M good Santa Trouble Grow* drill* and release the father*. In spite of various measures Brazil Needs Mure Farmers But Gel The City Slickers PAGE- SEVEN "Jinny fnmllles that will he re­ united thl* Chtislmas for the j ChristPins. Ib-oU'et the fireplAt ■ first time in many Winter* mey with a screen, and don’t us** he separated again by flit', uni* '* candles at aft: "Kiectvicnl dvr orations are -ate people tire more cnrcnil tltnn they nave been other yvn tV Fjrh Chief If th e y are Iti Rood condition and M. *.v Cleveland \vnrned toddy. carry the uni roval label of Under­ He pointed out that December hh. writer*’ I.uboiMone- and if care thl* wnst five record of nhy d.< taken not to overload the cir­ month in the vein, und many <>( cuit,' ’he continued.^ “ Christmas these ’fire* nCciir'dnting the noli- "■rapping* left dying around «i :• a* ilnngrrmit as they are colotful day*. There'* no need to do away so pick thcirCttp n« soon a* the* with the fextivllic*, "hut we do pn-karrc', are'opened. He a care­ need to take koine pr*eiuitl&n«," ful smoker, and provide plenty of ash trnys for yotir truest*. And ih lff Cleveland deemtvd. then. Just because accidents can "To begin with, the Christmi* tree burn* vct'V easily’ Wnett It 1* try. So *ct 4i up in a basin of taler,' nw*v from heal-, bpen i lames, or electric sockets. Arid put the thee whCre it whn’t ^Idc'v exist*. "Another thing to be careful about," continued the llii<{. "'it* lie decoratiimn tt<e.l on tffv- tree inil wnlls, Thesb day* peiiplo .•an htiyssnfe <h*eomttnns, such -a* .tin*' tinlb. for the tree,* mat il tnsel, anil flnme-probfed wrerilh*." The t'lnef W|IS pnittcidniTy emphnlii- about oper flltniM, "Cnnd c* ned unprotected fireplace;; mffy .m, pi’etty to stouc people,* lie aid, "but l call li.eiu dungeio' ■ t any time,'und partlcnlnrly at mg mud popubilioni to ngrich- { i ttrul districts, the . it tut lion llu*. } 4rown worse ami tvorse, add the j neeesaiiy ot a tmthtr immigrn- } lion become* evident. The govern- j incut ha* mied ’ by promulgating l n decree estaldisldlig new rules * and disposition* n* to the er * iniriee of immiguiiits to llnu.il. ^ According to the det-iee for the * udndssion of immigrant* then* » will I e taken Into eorisidtAnllon ! be necessity of “ preserving and ) leudopiitg m the ethnical com- j itloll of (lie pupulnlloll, (lie |* most convenient clmrartei istie* of ; their Europium doseuiit. Immigration I'lntis This mean* that the Italian1, a i!| la* allowed approximately •_r»,H0tl yearly, I’orluiuesf 22.1MIJ, Spaniard* 10,0(10. (he Ja|iane*u Mint) und Germans a little over '.nub. The decree also stipulate* that when a country’* ipiotn is below U.M00, It can he raised up o that number l>y a resolution if tin* Immigration and t'olonisn•ion ('outicil. Slay ymir slucKing t hristmas lie overflowing rilled with In Jny mid II n n ft i n t*s a Anti 'may your New Year lie hrighl JONES TIRE SIIOI I’ linnv (iOS THROUGH A liAl’IULY CMANGlNt WE STILL ADHERE TO THE AGE OLD CUSTOM OF SETTING ASIDE HUSINHSS PROBLEMS IN i Ay0.ll rill* HOLIDAY SEASON WE THANK YOU SINCERELY FOR Y.OUR PATRONAGE, FRIENDSHIP ANJ) GOOD W1L1 FOR CHIUSTMiVS AND W ISHING YQU A JOYQUS C h r i s t m a s A n d n e ;w y e a r FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 6th Street at W rit REV. W. P. BROOKS. P u tor CONGREGATIONAL ClItJECH' h 3rd Street at Park DEL B. ROOT. Mhitater, FIRST METHODIST HILL HARDWARE COMPANY CHURCH OF THE ■ " 4th Street at Park ’Ave. ffRV. MARK CARPENYeR< R^ tor PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 3rd Street at Oak Ave, REV, E. D. BROWNLEE. Pastor <; R w * * w# I * «*.V **' [ASP i p l ’V j v *i r aGfil"- �i 'r“ : .... *•*"’ v vy; * * * * « — .. .. . . . . —v-ArTVrrS_-i. . 1, l , “ ' " ” — — — — ■ •— ' ^ •.?■ *»&?..• « . 462Rtfm!$ 1 /•A SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1915 '■4—i. .u-icssae-— ------------- THE SANFOnD HERALD, SALFORD, FLORIDA “Saratoga Trunk” Stars Gary Cooper & Ingrid Bergman Estimated Are Varied On How Many , Vets Will Take Advantage Of 61 Bill 1 1 FAMINE IN HUNGARY INDIAN ELECTION NEW DELHI, India, Dec. 22. LUNDAPEST,' Hungary, Dec. 22, (/P)The Hungarian food minis­ </P)— Incomplete returns from thu ter . Knroly Baranyos, say* thnt iruiian central nssemoly election, wholesale famine In Hungary show that the Congress part^O By ROW LAND,EVANS, JR. will extend the time limit. seems unavoiadle this winter. The has won 3G out of 102 seats. The WASHINGTON How many vei urnHer l,row» Moslem League won 27 scats. Ineniru are going to ciioh In on To ,07iOJO veteran* have "Ssntoga Trunk," a Wrrner lcoil minister has told -the As­ daicndents live, Eurpoeans eight, sociated Press that the chief medi­ Bros:.-First National .picture their free educational opportun-; taken or ore uutng Home form of and the Akla Sikhs two. education or training unuer tuCooper, Flora Robson, Jerry cal officer In Budapest has pre­ Estimates are varied, Hut the Ul bill of ItlKhta or the locution-' The * albatross has the long? it Austin, John Warburton and sented what he call* "terrifying Vetermna’ Administration (V,\) u| ItchHOiiitailon Act. The latter Florence Hates. Ruining time: statistics." Deaths arc said to be wlngspreed of all birds, often 11 wouldn't be surprised if between la it special Inw designed to taka ' two hours,; 12 minutes. exceeding births by over £0 per feet from tip to tip. three and four million vets no care ol disabled vela, j cent, and sickness I* said to bo HOLLYWOOD—Ingrid Bergman back to come kind of studying, '1he total number of veteran* Cakes rollnpsc and pies swell at i beautiful, fiery, shrewd, head- widespread as the result of mal­ apprentice training or vocational cliRiDle lor either of these two 8.000 fee', altitude. . nutrition and starvation. * irons and brunette iu this luvish rehabilitation before the time limit Inw* now run* somewhere over. nd lengthy plcturiiation of tpn runa out. U,0Ct),00i). The figure I* growing .dnm Ferber novel. That time limit I* now fixed nt;*o r«i Idly that it * impossible to Cary Cooper is a towering Tex­ two year* after discharge, or after pin It down any finer. ts eowboy-turned-gambler— and Hut, using ti,1)0(1,00(1 ns un ap­ the official end of the war, which­ he only man who can tame her. ever i* later, but in no caae more proximate naxe ut the present Mias Bergman, as Clio Dulalne. than aeven year* after the end lime, the percentage of eligible' -eturn*'to her native New Orvet* who have taken advantage of the war. enns in 1B7S with two servants, Homo* Rll] .1740, presently being i f Hlll^ur K‘ he' mulatto Angelltpie I'luton in proceaaed from hill to actual law. ( *v o c a “ t i o n a l ) rehabilitation ' .Flora Robson) and the ilwaifalight!)' les* than 2, upidon (Jerry Austin). If three or four million veiemrt. 8he reopens the house whero do gel into education or training l.er father shared an illicit love, MMMSKKfKSKWMNtSVSKHSVMfM under either law. it will mean with her mother, whom his aristo- 1 Hint 2 . 1 of the eligible ox-sen* - —- ■— - 11 <ratic Creole Inmlly sent off lo icrmt'n and women will eventually t'arls after hla Accidental deal i. go liark lo school or college or Ingrid evens matters with ‘.ha route other form of sulutidiied Dulstncs, partly with tha unsus­ training. ln,„is It. Bell. SM l/c, USNR, whose home adilres. is 1(107 West Eleventh Street Sanford, served pecting help of Clint Maroon .Some Take Job* i m the IJ.S.8. * Bennington which docked recently in San Francisco. The carrier ia shown speeding (Cooper). Angered, he leaves tor Judging from the 2% now.... • ‘!l through the Paciffc with her plane* Inslmd to tiio flight deck. The vessel participated in the first Saratoga Springs. Ingrid follows, training, 2.1'/, aeema'to be a high- • strike" utrairtsf Japan a* n memlwr of Taik Farce 58. Her [duties look part in strikes against It’s a real tld-fashioned ill ‘ to marry a railroad determined tier ^ V icto rs must*'mBcUon»nidSrc"li % ' “ ■ Okinawa. Kcrmo Rctto. and other Japan mo home ialanda. (Official U.S. Navy Photograph). millionaire (John lUirburton)). Christmas we’re celebrat­ such as: _____________ .__________* • • -------------------------- — ■--------------------■ Cooper eeeks to avenge the ing again this year. And wrong done hla parents by rail- 1 iI., iiia Many n y 01 of uthe ip u 0,000,000 , u u u ,uu u |ir proij» i r i l t , » * * 4. what a warm, happy glow road men. A head-on collision 911 sentduy veterans arc now being C h flH t m Q H 1J 1 g H t 8 it puts into our hearts to ihe Saratoga Trunk lint and sav­ know the war is over, hi age fighting between 'ooper’s . won't continue to ho so plentiful,, Mostly In Displays icxas gang and-a crowd of tlow and many of the present jobs tuny '---------peace rfiigns supreme once HE recent news that a Superfort spanned the U. S in 3 hAurs. ery thugs produce a apcctacula.fold up. The veterans involved n k \\' YORK, Dec. 22, i/P)— For again. Thin Christmas as 27 minutes, was no more electrifying to us than (He ID11 climax. ■ will then he candidates for school. time in seven years. we go to church to worship hrudlines thnt told the world Robert Fowler Itad piloted his 2.Tho average age of men com- Christinas lr*e lights will shino Excellent- performances, in ad­ in freedom the birth of ing out of the service is decrees- h1| over ||„. world, hut It will 1st craft from- San Francisco to Jacksonville, Fla., in 122 duys. dition to Miss Bergman's and Ing. Servicemen released LefurO „tiy jn public displays. Cooper’s, Include those of Flotn' In the clrart below map-1* indicate the degree to which flying the Christ child, let utf of­ RoLson, British character actress, V-J Day worked their discharge' |„ Now Vork stores time bus contributed to the conquering of distance in the fer a prayer of thanks to ns Angellque, and Florence Hites for one of several reasons: Thov I .*,awed that the tree bulbs uvuilUnited States. * * . Him for the Peace and ns no impoverished socialite who ] were too old for further servlcv. , *[.00 a string before they received "dependency dis1 * nre virtually nonHappiness in our hearts. licfriends Ingrid. Dwarf Jerry • Measured by the span of1 charges, Austin worked daytime* on h.t or they were seriously!'"? Th(,rt. were few huyors |lummin,,,n,,v,,,H,lllU It is with mud) gladness years, it has been a lonf, long Him role, nights as a tall assem­ wounded J* of newfangled tlourcsthat wo wish you the joyB bler at Lockheed Aircraft. This .(.Another bloc of veterans eager |)Un,* ut six for |7.ur». tine since that first Christmas of the holiday season and .'dm was completed more then two to . resume their schooling ran t night, bnt it might have been years ago, but its release w i m do so now but may lie ahio to a New Year in which all ride-tracked by war films. when the subsistence allowance Ing-on-the-job, sometimes called your hopes and desires will, but yesterday when we meas­ "Too Young lo Know," a paid hy the- government is raised, earn-as-you-leam.* An f.'.loe starts come true. ure the spirit ol kindness which . Warner llroa.-Firet National 4. I have talked to some vets |(f at the bottom learning a trade. picture with Joan I-ealie, Ro­ who’ve taken temporary Jobs with Until ho become* a fully-trained Christmastime releases. bert Hutton, Dolores Moran, the idea of experiencing a taste worker, the Veteran* Administra­ M«r J. 1**J-fln» SM -IIII III. A«a 70. was cut • keen Harry Davenport, Rosemary tif civilian life without the restric­ tion pay* him Ah allowance miclt, Oalliy Christmat means happiness, kills end John Maundy flaw whan Atlhuf Oaabil IWw liam Wail la DeCamp and Arthur Shield*. tions of a college cantfus. lint addrd to his small pay, nets him 3,110 iniltt In 1& hfi , 10 mlai. (ail Item In It h n , I I mini and Christmas happiness is to Running time: 86 minutes. they huven’l discarded the idea about af much as the fully-trajnAn nuto mechanic (Robert Hutof going hack to school at some ed worker waives. ba shared. We want lo share * on) leaves his beautiful wife I •future .time. And there urn many Few veterans have gone Into our 1945 Christmas happiness (Joan Leslie) because of her (hlavetejniis who don’t know vxuct'y educational or training progrants lical friends. what they, want to do but who aro just for something to do. The sub­ with you. potential takers of Gl educating sistence allowance isn't high en­ In India, bv then an Army'flier, once they make igi tlieir minds. mu ough tg warrant it. I.earn to Dance .. . -hild and had it adopted. He re­ THE SALVATION A World War H veterans’, nrEducation under the Gl Bill and tuins, still sullen, will they rrCompliments of gnnltatlon recently made a survjy Public Law 10 can taka practically un’tcT ARM Y any form the uplicant wishes. of how veterans were doing In April 10. I f 10—Cal and Mr* CharUi » • * '- L I f l l - U Can. Jiinmy DaaBlda, This is lh« first Ilutton-Leslie comparison with non-veteran stu­ John J. Catver More* than 400 weterans arc learn­ Lindbirgh'i anautl an rnard (frlppad II *bin • marae. lawind lh» lmdlnf|h ilrture since "Hollywood CanMaj. A. fl. Wharton ing how to be cooks, Imrhers and dents. (a 14 haa 11 end l l ' i minaln. *««e»d la 11 b n , 1* mini. ecn." Harrv Davenport plays The veteran rated better lhu:t bartenders; 20,000 are In schools Barber Shop n wise end kindly Judge. and colleges; two ex*Jnncs have bis fellow, non-veteran student in p p iim h iiilllillllflM their hearts set on becoming chor­ mental, academic And social trait.. Veteraur rated as well us, and us girls, and are learning the inAn Infantry division normally Iriraelas of their chosen profu­ In some' eilsex tnyer than, mule ecmpromlye* about ' 16.noJ men, students of comparable age lim­ sion. an armored division 10,000 ami snsn Many veterans are taking train- ing- pre-war years, rlrbomc 8,000. - SHRINKING THE U. S. BY AIR rohno? FHf Con All | ■regi H>e Wc ?7* r m Min FC t. tTL oi r Wi S a « D m Tt r» T ): : 4 S vJBPf j tllM^ 1 Dm . f, If41-A Oewglei Ml p meih *1 1 hit-, 11 mini On 0 «( II. ■ tvperlert ueusd Ihe tevnlry in I hr», 17 mini* bet flsw a lengt, reels. Jimmy Stewart To Jpend Christmas With His Family and their husbands und one vh.ild will be there anil the house wasn't built for that kind of Crowd." But, since the Stewarts gen­ erally Imvc a singing Christmas, the crowd should provide u good chorus around the piano. Jimmy says he won't start work on Ihe Frun{[ Capra pic­ ture, "It's a Wonderful World," Until Fubruury. By that time he will have hud four months of loafing around since his iiischar;< Horn tin Armv Air Force* Jimmy says he likes it. Hi> adds -ha, »hif aum in uim is comi .g hut, although he says you've gutt to plan plan n day uhead of time. This Christmas and Every Christmas IIOLLYWOCU, lire. 22, (A’l— Jimmy Slow-art hn« added hl» f; innus name to tha long list of porsons planning tn bo at homo with family - and friends for l hrixlmaa. For cv-Col. Stownrt It will bo Ihe first time In seven years tlint he- has been tmrk home in Indlnnn, !*«., for Chiistmah. Asgociatail I’ r e i.Itollywiiod columnit Bob Thomfla lias qskeil Jimmy how he feels about the prospect. And here's what he says: t American's only mountain dl"Gee, It ought lo lie great,, ' vision In World War II, the 10th, although - I ’ guess - it will bo a comprised about 16,000 men and little cramped, My two sisters fl,i.00 mules and horses. A M ERRY CHRISTMAS — ap ,ill. If44—Hswetd Hugbn in ( Jack 1ry». flying a CsmUlleli**. • » « , • » « ! I l l M f.M. In •penning tbs Unlisd I n i n In * hn . 1 » mini. And A BIUGHT and H A P P Y NEW Y E A R * ► j/ NO] TH K. As another Christmas comes hround we feef that we have an unpaid obligation, an obli­ gation of giatitude. Friends o f this insti­ tution have made possible a certain amount of progress and prosperity for our organiza­ tion. These friendships have been an en­ joyable expei ience, one'in which we believe we have the confidence and esteem o f the people whom we strive to serve. And now, all we ask is the privilege of a continuance of these fine relationships to enable us to look forward with genuine enthusiasm to the future. We look forward to sending you our sincere good wish­ es for a happy Holiday. Jt is a pleasure to us because it gives us an opportunity to thank you. . U a. 'M ‘k » / ■,1 * ‘1: ' You have been liberal in your pa-, tronage, your friendship and good will — the combination o f •which shells progress fo r any organization. You have been good to us— may Santa be just as good to you. * —And again the Christmas holi­ day is here. With sincere, good wishes' for ,your happiness, we teaton’s G reetings to A ll O ur Friends extend to rr you, our heartfelt •• greetings! ■ Vd£2T.J V ‘ hSOTA1* ^ ./ • 1 " tj * -* - ■V • 'i,1i: k . T !i 4 - * . s ’ lr; - - '' �.. --------- • • • - 1 M ' tr -a- if \ SECTION TWO SECTION TWO AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUMB XXXVII Eslabltehqil 19'>« Keeping Up With Modern Family Is ^Christmas Problem ft. came over and sat be"Happy, A llcef" he rered her, hand with laid,, and covered iM. J,' *> VShs returned his amile. After all, this spree was costing enough Bo hgve bought three or four for nome consumption, mere right, dear," ehe T h e youngesters love It.” •'Rosemsrv ,U>ld me this, is the ^fta orchestra of all on the air |t she’d choose to see," he said oudiy. " It ’s a holy wonder her idjtke. Would let her out of the bouSe on Christmas Day." " "The' CueSsr* are pretty oldihioned people," said Alice, feelthat she was complimenting girl’s family. ‘ We’re good for the Custers," id William. “ They need stirring ttp."R‘a a, fine thing for Roele to g e t . out .and see a bit of the KroiU t 1 ! •"They Ye having their Christmas plnOer Unight," said Alice. "Mrs. Otster'iiaslnvltad Bill before the go to ths dance." Alice, let’s show W E fiW S M had In'college when >11- in- love with him. She _Iad that ahe had. maniaged » nave her hair done Saturday raay. lie igardenlas the children had ■lven her to wear to church yes(OMltsmt ob n « gist! : T ____ :___________ -H- Associated Press leased Wire Celebration Of Christmas B e g a n in Fourth Century "The trouble with having such Mired modem femlly end f to keep up with them," told hereelf an she looked the hotel dining room on n&s Day, "I* that modernChristmas Just don’t go face felt ae stuff as n Jelly mold from holding she w u determined not a»d internally she was , wound up from the ef_ emulate the rest of the ricdsy people who were here d Of Ming at home where I thought they should be on |day above all others that • your oWn fireside the li moat like to be. ttyey waited for the- *na and William were alone, >ab opposite ends of the blR watching their chltdI. Each ono had been a guest of his own age, •*( eyes wsre focused dn >ut dark-haired Bill and his olden-haired girl. RoseBU1 would soon be eighIxed Her ■that was why he fixed SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 212, 1945 m A FORMIR GRADUATE of Barnard College, Mrs. Mohammed Dish is being held by British authorities In Neva, Dutch East Indies. They re­ fuse to give details of the charges against her. A one time resident of New York, Mrs. Diah, the former Herewati La tip, Is known to have made broadcasts during the Jap oc­ cupation. (ftilernaiional) Old Fashion Game Under Tree With Dad Is Lots Of Fun By VIVIAN~BKO\VN A I* Newafeature* Writer Christmas wouldn’t be tiny fun at nil,, to the kids, if dm! didn't get down under the tree and Join them in n good old-fashioned game. Sure they have fun ripping open their other presents. But you can Just play ulonc with .a doll or n toy for so long with­ out being bored. Of course it vena different when Junior had his electric trains — dud was always on hand to put him on the right track- But now it’a the games 4hat w« must depend on a* thing the whola family can enjoy. Of course most of the games are really tlme-wdrn now. Santa still hasn’t recuperated from nil the war shortages of chip board, (C s a ils s fa Ob r a n * K lih t > Give The Right Toy For The Right Age Says The Toy Guidance Council ur‘v-fhri< im* did. not cele­ brate the birthday of Christ. It was not until the Fourth century that December 25 came to be ac­ cepted as the presumed miniver. , sary of the great event In that ye«r Pope Gregory V set this day offic-.ally. HU intenticn w«s part-, ly to absorb the old pagan .'rstl-, val of the returning sun (the wintor solstice on Uocemoor 22) in 1 n Christian feast A number of [ pagan celebrations were overlap-pen In this manner duri tg the first centuries or Christ Unity. In Great Ilrltinn, for Instance, the "I^ird of Misrule" led th. frolicking, parading! and car singing. This period of prati . ! ami general foolishness is sup­ posed to have descended from the Saturnalia of pagan Iteme, ' Cnly a few Britons now follow this jolly old custom. , . Nativity Play#. The nanta Claus tradition re1presents the combining of a num­ ber of widely differing relics of old supersltlons and beliefs. Tlio northerii Europeans In pre-Christian tlpies believed in n srlrlt of woods nnd fields who hail to 1« placated now and then, or he would ruli> the harvests. This being was known In Norway ns the "Nlsse," nnd by vario is names In other .Scandinvian coun­ tries. It is still n custom in rural, regions for children to set up porridge ami beer on Christ­ mas Eve to please the Nisse. Ho is merging, however, with the papular figure. If Ranta Claus. In Britain the character known ag "Father Christmas" is sup­ posed to lie a Christian version of this ancient spirit of the fields. The Dutch Sinter Klass. or St. Nicholas, is still recognisable as the good bishop of Myra In Dutch plays, but he too is being absorbed in the more popular version of Snntn Claus, the fat, red-coated little man w-ith the big bag of presents. This idi-.i of Santa Claus is a south Ger­ man interpretation. 1 n other parts of Germany the dispenser of gifts is "Dame Bertha." The custom of hanging up stockings comes from Italy. SwiUerlaml has developed the suslom of pavadlng from house , to house and singing carols in u picturesque way. Costumes am remarkable. Young men and wo­ men wear hsadressss representIng^houses, ships, mountains, nnd so forth. Huge tltlgh bells tinkle K 'o u lla a r d NUMBER 72. BY DOROTHY HOE ISP Vrualniurn Wrilrri Remember Aunt Ida. who usml encyclopedias when you were six. and woolly joy dogs when <nu were sixteen’ Who spent ....... „ f money on » trlcyclo three sites too small for I ••■re »t homo, the vacant place I’h'ii,,?«».. “ P1* *Hc next at tho fires file or Christmas dinm r mbli- need not mean that the . .? t«M y . bear for. big brother, aged 12, and nb-ii i one is wit limit friendly your some high heeled evening slip*. pnriiripnti"n in tho Joys of lho you, Bgen 10 in : M’tpoti. Out millions of Amorl- pc»? »„i > ,fm, a(teii .-an M-rvicemen overseas in »c- w !<ur,h conf‘l» « J c m. .1 r.iuntlic or other .pin-on l.u . w *' " . * f eop * "* ,Aunt «it| lim! Cltvb.UiKtsx-bs.TV,si in 11 *,ht ‘fh J fT 1 .’ n *11‘*<'n /."nn* id.... . miv land in -■liirh they , i i ‘ Hitil tlumtselves a id with a vari ety VIle.J ’ iiv . c" ‘ hu? " » !c *»«t .........* ....... I freshing t.» a VMlor. This is n more exact science O i soldiers in the Pacific i nd . Fin East will find the elinmle than most fond parents, mints uncles seem to realise. Act­ the .iirauge-.| uml of -tlimr t'lirisl- iiml ually, n child's toys should -ho . miis da>. For it will he n■Id— changed from month to month, -min n i in most places. On his interests change nnd his Pacific; Islands the (l.l.w will • ind as Intelligence develops. A perfectly a Mil prising aim unt ef Christ­ •rood toy given at the wrong man spirit cxnre*sed by the warm* time is often a total loss, belli te,| people. By providing Its member stores to |he 'Philippines, for example.1w |Jl _Mi.|i,- to the n „ , tnin is on... Of tile 1iveliest o Z h n .e T tav.^' the council times of the year-and is one of hones to eliminate a number of the objest I radii inns of the Fill- mi*fits from the Christum- loy jdfio-. to wliom t'hristiaiiily was nark this venr. Here are its reliouul.t in tho tilth century. The COmm«nilat!ons. nleliratiim starts with imuning to r ANTS (I M lr.lt I r r. A It) inr - -1- severit I days before DeeemIlet These ate lulled ntixn tie —A ehild’s first toyJs should W gitllo (when the rooster- me bo- of the type which encourage hint ginning to i-iuvvl. Musfe by \io- to reach, grab add use his hands. litis, tambourines and the organ mid develop bis sense- of sight 'nnd sound. One nf thp best is lolil t>* the impressiveness tin Christtnns Eve the Filipinos the "exerciser" which is attached f«sl before the midnight service— to the font^ nf the crib, encourag­ a very solemn ceremony in pnlnt- ing the bnbv -to pull nnd stretch.. fillo.l mid lantern-til chinches. TODDLERS (I TO :tl Past Tlie fun I- broken wiih -i c’liristmn- dinniT of Imm. sitiffed i-hick- uml puli levs, simple, colorful en,* fruits mid nuts mid hut choco blocks and soft stuffed animals. IanCiunl singers go front PRE-SrilOOI. ( rt TO SI—At hills,, to house wilhll a Helen 0 h .j, %lagc t.hi|,|rcn mu nblr to ifpitiili’i iit»n of •He Nativity acetic , , , . , ,,, and children' kiss the hands of mmnpijliite theie toys more skilltheir parent,- for blessings- fob' fully, *o good choices are hoots, lowed, of c.ivLbc. |,v gift*. Often trucks, telefhones, simple build I lie ludid.iv ' hranehcs are taken intA*et* and dalls. Toys that rnfmm bamboo Irees muI every «htr them to imitate growttifps iiiiiiu- lake- pride in it* colored also mo popular.' such a* doctor bpiteiiw of original patera*. or nur-e sets, store sets. etc. Flrerrnrkcrs in Chins. Yanks in Chinn will find more FIVE TO EIGHT S c h o o l ted nrecrncker* tlmn me unttiilly make* n change in.a child’* life. fiuilnl on llie Fourth Jul ily in Aally hung Plaything* Rhould encoui age phy­ uutIcn. _ They are usutt' 1in fi.-ioiiu- over store counters. sical activity, ns do .trlcyclei No Chinese celebrates anything - sleds or skates, pr offer a mental without firecrackers. The t kriatl-, cliultenge, ns do construction sets, mi Chinese have learned to 'uvo I ............... . various liow-tcthe carol- „ f their new faith, and ,lu,lr‘t ‘ ... nhiif IIicvii with ('hino«e worth, a»luo«it book*. Ijirl* likp elnboraUi lliev exchange gift* mound the doll* and sewing set* at this age. tree. With *o many G.l.s in Chinn EIGHT TO TWHI.VE—From this year. Christmas will lie a this tinm on, toys should help to majili festival. In India, pnrticulnily in the develop special bobbies. All types large I'ilics, American boys will of sports equinment are ill order, find Christum* custom* like then a* are bi>oks. chemistry *etw, ou'n, observed by European resi­ musical Instruments atul -o on, dent-. depending on the direction " f the " I n 'Ai/Ml'nlln and New /.calmid child’s talonts. I l itnllpotrrt o n I'n g r T h r p « l servicemen Everywhere W i l l Observe Yuleiide _______ _ Allied fe v / %- _ . IIS West Ninrtf-KIth Street. Vitginia, your little Intndt are wrong. They have been affected by the scepticism of a sceptical age. . they do not believe except they icc. They think that nothing can be which it not compre­ hensible by their little minds. All minds. Virginia whether they be men'a or children's, are htjle. In this gteai universe o/ ours man is a mere insect, an ant. in his intellect, as compared with the boundless world about him. as measured by the intelligence capable of gtasping the whole ol truth and knowledge. Yes. Virginia, their m a Santa Claus. He exists as certainly as love and geneiosity>and devotion exist, and you know that they abound and give ro our hie its highest beauty and loy. Alas! How dreary would be the woild it there were no Santa Claus. It would be as dreary as il tnne were no Virginias. There would be no childlike laith then, no poetry, no romance., to make tolerable this existence. IVe should have no rnioymrnt, except in tense and sight. The tttlnal light with which childhood hits the world would be etlmguished. Not believe in Satjta Clausl You might as well not believe in laities' You might gel your papa to hire men to watch in all the chimneys on Christmas eve to catch Santa Claus, but even il they did not see Santa Claus coming down..what would that prove.* Nobody sees Santa Claus, but that is no sign that there is no Santa Claus The most "teal things in the world arc those that neither chi. hen nor men can.ire. Did you ever see lames dancing on the lawn* Ol course not. hut that's no piool that they ate not there. Nobody can conceive ot imagine all the wondns theie are unseen and umeenahle in the world. You may tear apart the baby's tattle and see what makes the none intide, but theie is a veil soveting the unsren woild which not the strongest man, not even the united strength ol all the sNo.-igrst men that ever lived, could tear apatt. Only laith, fancy, portly-, love, lomance. can push aside that cu'Hin and view and p ctuie the >normal beauty and gloty beyond Is it all real.* Ah, V.igmia. in ail r*.i» world theie is nothin* else teal and abiding. No Santa Claus' Thanh Cod’ he lives, and hr lives forever. A ihpusand yean horn now, Virginia, nay. ten times ten thousand years horn now. he will continue to. make glad the heart ol childhood. * , w >V i? 'A i E? ■s X I uft* * s i- - " n .. VIRGINIA’S FAMOUS LETTIR to the New York Sun on Bspt 21, 18#7, and that paper■ xqually fammia tetter to Virginia, reproduced here, have been printed In 20 foreign languages during the past «o years. Virginia Is now Mrs Edward M Douglas of New York City The Huns letter was written hy the late Francis Pharceilua Church, although this fact was not disclosed until 11*06. ( International) On P s a * T h r e e ! Hazards Lurk In Y o u r Christmas Tree D e w ^ ' nns 1 1 1 * I'r n lu r r * r r ,l* r t . any ntorr easily during the finil liny or two than would the ever­ green shrubs growing outside your window. Hot the fire hazard grow* lifter that. •So the lie*! piocedure Is to bring in n fresh live a* short a time hqfnrc Christmas as possible mid remove it a- -non afterwards as yon can. He inreftll In plac­ ing your lieu in the home. 'Set it well nW’ay from stove*, ratlin tor* nnd oilier source* of heat. Above all.- when you smoke keep sufy. One of these I* to see that the base of the tree *taml* in a container of water. Ciit off the base of the tree nt an angle at least I inch above the original cut ami see llint the wHtec level i* always kept above the cut. The l (out Itinrtl (in l'« up VHulilt f t Fire haxnrrl- lurk in yom Chriatma* tree and in the dc W m nW M M niW ntU M M W nTfTM iM N N W KfllfllW M M W M M M M IH niM M W M INO W W M IgM atM M W I cnratlnns that make it gay, t'arefulness Is llierefure the watch­ word in oidei tn prevent tiugunccldenta, A few sensible precaution-, pin awnv from the lice, the use nf fireproofing chemirn! |f you want to keep your tree cm, provide you with in*uran.e|fron| W|,rh w |)|0rp ,irfo|), First of* all, retnmnber ihnl it [ * ^'rlslmas until, after Nrw \ears fresh cut tree will not take fire day, special anfegtWinln are neces- i CHRISTMAS IS THE TIME I for friendliness, for the open house and the That best pert o f a good man's life— His little, ntmeless unr?membered acts O f kindness and o f love. HRISTAAAS open heart —WILLIAM WORDSWORTH IK BSC W W It is the time, too, for S P IR IT O F C H R IS T M A S E S /1) Christmas (s th« season of the open heart . us to greet our friends, and the open door. Let none stand out in to thank them for their the cold or be unremembered. co n sid e ra tio n of us, j OUR FOREFATHERS In this com m unity of pood fello w s, celebrated Christmas sometimes under Uie gieatest o f difficulties, to aay nothing o f danger. Today, in warm, lighted homes we welcome the arrival o f Y u leiide, without thought o f those early hardships. It might make our Christmas a . little happier, our hearts a little more thankful, to take thought o f these thingi. where each helps share'the other's happlr ness and a ll do tholr part towards making tho Christm as soaton Gnjoyable for each •nd everyone, it Is a privilege to be In a position to serve you. Wo take great pleas--' and to wish them all a very Happy Christmas. -------- In th* ravaeaas spirit mt tbla p i t t a * 1 u « » » wa maw with f « k mad e v e r y # « • » f yam th* damp lays which maty CkrtWatml cam bring. t»ve la wishing you a Merry Christmas. “ T Strickland - Morrison Inc. YowelT* Beacon-fDairies 8ANFOJl6 ., 222 Magnolia Ave, * Hanford, Fla. “ Your Ford Dealer Since 1931" ■ Phone 200 Ad* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 22, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/674ba1ed897cd3921a3965e148f234b9.pdf b3206c753a2ecb497243762cd81b066a PDF Text Text & V K V '^ X t r u t n i . x nw erer X f ■, w r t . ~ ' *. ^ . . 2 S ag n t » * » » w a Del Webb Named Head Of Yankee’s Kansas City Blues BY AHHOCIAtKD PRESS Multi-millionaire Pel Webb, woo is a part owner of the New Ybik Yankees, has Iieen named Presi­ dent of the Ynnkce farm, dun, the Kansas Clt» Blue* of the American Assoelatinn. Webb succeed* Roy Harney, the hew president of the American Assoc­ iation. Two more, players have been release'll from the service and will report to the Chicago Cubs in the spring. They are second baseman Lou Stringer nnd short­ stop Rob Sturgeon. Tin Chicago Cubs huve soli right-handed pitcher Mack Stew- urt tn lltelr Tulsa- farm club ill I the youngest major college beml the Tcxm. I.eng ue. Stewart we* ]ronvho* In the nation. The longwith Nashville «r th. Southenj, ,erm contrnct undoubtedly « o Associution for most of the 11*II •prompted . » by ... .the u fact that he l. seanotl was Milvie* of the ItMS world aerie* I receiving tempting offers from between • Detroit and Chicago are jaaveralI collegia and pro teams, ready for public showing. i A former star player anil The film settle* foi all timeJassistant coach at Ohio State the ipieslion about the ball that University. Trevor Rees, has been got past Hank Grcenbergi giving Inamed head grid couch at Kent rheCubs the sixth game of the i stale University, Kent. O. Rees, srries. The tnovi*- show withopl | whn „ „tar end Bt Ohio Stale ipieslion that the ball took a had i ten year* ago, will tie athletic hop just as tlreenlierg whs about t|jr r r t nr as well as football coach In field il, nnd liounccd over his Kent State. * shoulder. The Southern Conference has year* of football tradition today ,fimorulexi its roles to end the parliy signing Head Couch Howie ] tl.r ‘P"t,inn "f >"•hnien ln vanjdty Odell to a five-year contract. | athletics in July. I;*'***- That It marks the first time that mran* ‘hnt freshmen will contlnuYale ever hn* signnl a roach to to he eligible for varsity coma longer term contract than three . j-eiition'in Ihc Conference throu-rh SWf£ t.. or. ___ "... <........ .t ,hl ,W**18 "chool, yea.. BOX SPRINGS & MATTRESS LOST & FOUND J ^ .9 5 up Key* In leather case. Tag 170-15811. in Post Office. •*r please phone Hlll-.M. Value Plus! . . . for the utnto t in sleeping comfort for Hurry years to mini'#. . thin LCIST: Young brown and white pointer, answers to name ol Spot. Phone 497-J. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PHONF. 148 OR- BRING YOUrt An. .i. IMF. SANFORD nERALD C n an t. C re w ords In th e line, including plinae and ad d ress. All xdvrrlisemenls for sltaatiews wanted will be charged far at the regular dauaifkd ralra. 10c per fine for nur insvrti.m Me per line for three Insrrtloaa 37c per line for 6 insertions 15 per linn for 30 Insertion* Minimum rales . . . 30e ifux Sprifjn anti Kelt Muttreas will lit a jo> to otvn! Cypress HELP W ANTEDOIRL' for soda Fountain at Lsney'» Ptug Store. Part time or full tir r n .___ _ _ _ FOUNTAIN girls. Apply Ship's Service, Sanford Naval Air Station. FOR SALE OMPLKTK III idler Plant cap­ KXPKKT bookkeeper and slcnoable of bundling .'100 • 400 firaphtrr. Write Box 50, c o fryer* u week up to an age eruld. stating age, experience af IS l:l weeks. Approxi- , und salary expected. tttilclv Sunn ehirkens 5 to 15 USKIt vacuum cleaner ill ex­ week* old. Dressing machine. cellent condition. Itooip 400 Make me a rush offer. 2305 Atlantic Hank llldg. Sanford Ave. phone 024.' niVO FARMS FOR SALE-One VINK for your fruit cake at llomer's Soda Shop. 3 acres, tiled land, i good well, 2 utory house. I enr garage. » root house, IDO ft. West of Lake Monroe Post Office. One ALL PRY wines. 85c limner's Soda Shop. "ilory House” 2 story tarn, *4 mile west on Orange Boule­ TRAILERS - .1 4 ton. all steel, vard.- J- W, Ball. Laks Monroe. two wheel trailer* in stock H Phone 16. * nil times - Speedy Sale* & SecSunnvtown selbenry. Fla. /ILL up with keiwscne and fuel HLANKETS Box in the Princes- Thealc* Bldg. HAGUE Dinner Bell Chime* *20 A 125j wat-rpV.>of ' wrbt watches, stain! rs* steel • use automatic, *50 A Imix s p r i n g a n d bijjjFJV j& S? m attress. Materials, colors ar.il designs for the sm artest I'mitjoir. Complete for only . . BgBRajBlii COMFORTERS Beautiful Salih Comfort­ ers filled with fluffy wool in lovely colors to blend with her favorite color theme . . Hint to the wise, they make wonderful C h r i s t m a s The lovelii .<t colltetion of Chenille spreads tu jriamorize her tiedroom, pastel colors with con­ tra-tin g designs, or all white in twin lied size or double bed size. BOUDOIR CHAIRS UoLnful and chi.rnrnp, these Buudoir cluiir.s jr e nicely designed and n. a l­ ly tailorva in ga. liorai fabrics with p i e . e d skirts and pmUmi A nice at Id: t inn t > Un bedruom. TRUSTWORTHY colored toup'e waiitej-to Lie on place. Goo I )teople to wots for and per­ manent job and hmne if gusbflnl. Can use one or both n<>1• Ilmni 42'.'5, Orb ml-*. SHEET Music, pm'ilsr and atandanl. Nmk musl- and o>u"e instruction book* at Tb» HOLLYWOOD BEDS I lc a d lio a r tl, ^.95 up 102 . Orlando. CHENILLE SPREADS a h wool All wool or port blanket.-- for w a r m t h without weight, a large select ion of colors to choose f r o m. A betl warming gift CCOK and maid. Must tie ex nerterced. Good wage*. I'hon; ami THURSDAY, DECEMBER, J2(tJ-9I>». THR SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT BUSINESS SERVICE 155; character dials, fine selection $(’>.1*0; leather goods of all descriplion; fine selection of bnuk ends. W K- Ruder, Jeweler. TECORDS . All the I .lest popu. tars, string music and album sets for Chnxtmas gifts at vour music store. The Music Box in. the Princess Theat-sr Bldg. ___ GIRL'H ml mat site 12; oil paintiiurs. Ill E ty. Quick delivery., Hoy Wall, licensed and ex; 1 perienced. Prompt, courteous ~~ ' - 1—sefviee ■ Phone 813-MFOUR foot [due wood. no de-l —1 ------ -------------’ livery. A. il. Remusat. Phone qody AND tender dent*, paint ftir,_w. injury or fading should ix* corn, teii now to combat aging SOCIAL Stationery in lovely soft and wcathsr'ng. A new painpastel shades. Coleman's, 114 lea* method awaila you at Xlagnolin. YATES AI'TO'PAINT A NEW Remington Electric 3BODY SHOP . blade ruicr _J2« Stafford'* IDS N. Palmetto A»e, Phone 371 Set vice Station. 5-DOOR iva-li i i refrig rnU-r, WASHING marMtie* repaired— large (c.- i i n i “ity, P. rce’a’in and all homa r.ppllance*. Cs'dj1 vtililr» Orel, rix.'ix1.’. Ideal well General Repair Shop. 707 ( for grocers, iailxurn.it or North Mills. Orlando, phone . hunting los' :v. 2-1072. Prompt ssrvica. Herald. LOUNGE CHAIRS 3 2 ^ ° up Deep.room>\ luxuriously com­ fortable. Beautifully tailored in a choice of colors and fa­ brics. Some with matchmir ottomans. Mother or Dad welcome this gift. Any lovely lady woulil love a pretty dresser wet to en­ hance the top of her Vanity. BOY'S 2rt" pie-v.i.r bic;c'e; 25Expert Auto P.rpamng 2i Wi i hc-ter - fu .* 1no .tetion lia r field A Jnckaun i if’e; Sc*, golf clutn alth hi i-imnectlon w ith iii-t *v«l r ro I bn.. Ph.ntr FAT durkr, in g a i d - c h lp e , 121.* Yates \uta l*sinl A Body Work' Sun Iord Ave. GIRLS' (its-wag bicycle, prrfc-t coiulition. ALu dog Idiotic T USED TRUCKS 151-J. miuse. 1935 DtlLGE Seiiuti ihrap. I4i-.no NO prospi-c. of i.v,. truck*. M*c the neeil for trucks by lurytii, on* of our dependable u>. trucks. IIOLLF.R MOTOR HALES TWO UEDRO; M home in Muyfuu ruidivision. Includes solar w ater heater, Venetian blinds, central beating system and modern furnishings. *I roperty Phone 371 _______ AUTO- PAINTING____ _ By. C.W. "Pat" Johnson 16 year* oxncrienc* in auto ami aircraft painting. Sanford’s popu la. “wtint authe*'ty, . HOLLER MOTOR SALAS M l W. lot 81. MOTOR TUNE-LP frontage, garage, fruit , and nrnamenLals. Call 41I for Factories recommend It every NICE 4 room k uigjlos in gi>o,i - appoU .6000 mile* or twice a year. Ct tm anl.---- -------------condition, gas, electricity, baQi, 1 Mattel to offkiont car per for COCKER PI 1*8 FX4K l a m scroune,! porch, nice lot, 1mane*. Our ax pert mechanics and CHRISTMAS shady, best huv in Sanford. dogs- Sun Motor Analyser assure sati*Immediate possession 2624 Or­ BEAUTIFUL pedigrooil . faction. Coma in today. black or b'.oiul. Call 806-J ange Ave., one-half black South BOLLE't MOTOR BALES of East Geneva. -----208 W. let Bl. THREE burner oil itu r t. part- EVENRUDE motor th good con able oven, usaj two months, dltion. Yates Auto Paint fiho; f 26.00. Phono 768-W . 106 N. Palmetto Ave. CORN — AJ M.55. Hunt' Store. Phon GIFT LUGGAGE * ■ ■\ Matched set of single c^uea RADIO, Dolco table model In gw condition. 108 W. 8th St. ^MISCELLANEOUS BORROW HBRR WHERE PRIVACY IB RH8PBCTEO YOUR natarsi dootrn far prtn OPEN �0 >' A ’ 1 f&ht In Unity There It Strength— To Prelect the Peace of the. World i To Promote the Progress of Amerlcoi To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. VOLUME XXXVII THE WEATHER MipMl.t A N . INDEPENDENT- DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1908 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y . Named By. Truman To Check On GM Strike .Turner Claims Kimmel Failed ToObey Ordei wnrnipr l**n |i< r.ttiirt ami dourly tins nfii'rmion •tin) tunttclit^ Declares Message To Pacific Commander * Needed No Supple-] mentary O r d e r s j DECEM BER 21. 1940 Aftsnrintfil P ress l e n s d W ire M MUCH 71. Communists li> China Propose EndOf Conflict General Patton Dies In German Hospital Unconditional Armis­ tice Terms Would Freeze Armies In* n *i j di 1 Current Positions K a ilro a d S DlOCKS Bottleneck On - WASHINGTON, Dec. 21, (A P)—The Pearl H arbor In­ vestigating Committee was told today th a t If orders had) been followed by Admiral Kimmel, leases would have been reduced materially du#'•Alr.^ the Japanese attack on , Hawaii. The witness was Ad- PRESIDENT TRUMAN HAS APPOINTED (hi--,- t u-cc men In th.< fuel-finding hoard (*tf the General 'mlral Richmond Kelly Turner, Minora strike, 'the President precli't«-«l that both - dr- will roppridtc with the group. Tin* fact-finders’ PATTON DIFS Vets Homecoming ' l ’onm*r( 'ommunderOt IMiird Army l itod I By GermuiLs As Bent ^ I .S.- Field'General CHUNGKING, Ili*e. 21, i,Vi A Cll|lw*M- t'nmiitu list sp*ke-*mait, -TlKlDKI.RFRG. lbs- 21.— Chungking Mild today tint his — Tlorry oils prepared t i put into ( ) v t . r i n n ' T h n im n n H (A P I—livdioml Ftil" i itii,g it- piop.innU ' for ending | W> « I IlO U H U nO tim tli-*'i tmlay ;tl tin A n u^ the underlined war'in Chinn. Ho. To Spend XmiiN In call Army hospital in lloitlttl* •-id i lie Itiil proposal* for an* unci’iiill: tonal armistice would Jlu*ig'. Ill:- stnit liearL West Coast Cities ciill f|i*- Ito tit -idea to in* “frotttn" >r.iv«• out' a fte r a i Mitcliial i'1 ' i , " P, *“ io"!' *hr> 1 SAN FRANCISCO. D e c . 21 ifiYortinil rot it pi irate, | injuries Tin'* -polU*',nan's d .v l.m .i,,, ^ lie re. evi-il, in mito ernsh tpd <|iiite two \\ii-i. igot who w-n* chief of Nmvy war on* I. to r.): Judge Walter L’. Stncy of tin* Noi l h Carotin S jp m iic (Ynrt.chairmuti; MillCnS Kn«n*' In ^ u id tin rM l il,U'l thl' .'Mined 1.1 spend their t'Prist m:ithe port Jill......... tin.......... plana at the timo of the disaster. honor, president of Kunsa* Stole College; and 1:1 jyd K. tlnm -on. I’hnh.imn of the War Lubo," Hoard:Pile lota eOialilioit itlY.tetl ionulist government oiftotal ( Inter tmliiiiinl) Army and Navi tiunsportali i Turner'declared that the onlera lint Ihe arm 1st ire talk wa* just nfficialn : :iflei lie if* declim* tliciv jtlst if ih ■ent to the Pacific Fleet Com­ "pi op ignndn.” aiidit, and . rnmigh nvailalih* transportation mander, Admiral Kimmel, were ____________ _ _ _ __ How ever, the Red spokesman to i* hi i-iirtuiiU'o the* sw.unis of fvrvhiixprcsrcd surprise at this chaige. men iii time to enjoy the liolid.iy eriou. lit death l*dHo declared that the head of the :il home. The htiuisscd officinl** -llol tie iifli"-. Turner testified fled that the orders . _ 7 _ _ _ I„ E V ,4 , i '-wnmunlpd neaee delegatiiin in mnlitiou of tl-i . o in .<.|,| me swamped in trying I. ~~ i asiib sent ui to aa«.nmrl Kimmel culled called for tJ the hun (king had reiiuesteil fm pmvidc field loinliilinilei' te. ii t n n fo r temporal i housing for A deployMent of the Fleet nt aca. ployAient th« a mailt that the **roposal l>e for daily arrival. An additional I ft.- , the w<*i*e vi'ifli'Mc attei he » Admiral Admirtil Ttipnap dafanrlihl his li l i■1waided 1 Turner defended to (iem-iulissimo Chiang lull a u ih 'v d in , diM-i a by mnk-000 me arriving ».t transports . war-warning message to Kimmel Kai-Shek, Sahl the spokesman: iug w hat bn,he,I 111 i* a enstl■Itie today. which was sent on Nov. 27, 1041, "We want nn armistice. We -I . b e e r Hnnal t i'.- ie n . Iii , Ena Icy Tides, negro truck A spokesman fm tho offir declaring that It was entirely ronsidered our proposal as offj: tnl Ilk-It rpiril-i, la v t,ernrkc-l r driver of Tunii.iini 'I rail Tours . ...... , . , ■, • of the Knn Francisco port or adequate and did not call for no in bed « * 1,> K0«’; cmliarkation says it .an all b ** any supplementary orders. He Sum Includes $75,000; Inc. was arrested jestsruay fnl In* Ilment want; it in •*riling, we the automobile acciilcnt I\I«s( akiug 'g»o»l Merchants To' 1 lamed I Vflon04111114 Bantu1 41Claus 111*4 - H - |Hopei *I -k . tf, -sVI added that he had had the ut­ ai<> going lo.obligt*. _ht .ig .o u st t Third Strict and Palmetto tion Duma tu m a C laus is w h at l l n - r l l * most respect for Admiral KlmIssued For Build­ Avenue, a result, u Nationalist gov- Army calls its p il in ' to hi mg 1f o j in which William Hen­ -\ lia-l llhen* KemainClosed Vues-' <i Asini-iit mel's abilities, and that this re­ spjkesihan sail! lialny t'te Ii- lilt o f Jr., Id year old Lnkelnnd v e ie r a is home. The cmhltt kuiinit ’ T- A vet cm ing Primary School derson, spect was shared throughout the day And Wedn sday1 I but the Communists’ offer lo youth riding with Tides, was I Io n Ills ron.llo fliria l sa y s th e \ r n i y is bring - | T Navy. ■ put their verbal proposal in iug its men home fiistei limn f i j j fntxlly injured." The negro,- ac­ In answer to earlier questions, Warrants to retire school bond* cording to police, is non- in writing |Hit the matter in a dif- Ihe ra ilro a d s can handle th e m t J *. wo burn on a A number of Saufo.d Mur-* <JFTurner said that the Fleet had of the Sanford district in the County Jail and facet charges of •I H-l, C.il lb- atToday, heavy mow t o m - , and £-tJ ihunt-, in addition to ctosim; for feretil light. been prepared for just such an amount of 903,000 were issued manslaughter. Cift.in-tciia aad :iL The o f f e r of Jh e C hinese Com- frigid w ealhei ea-S of th e It's , . s ( the Christmas holiday on Tnes-' attack ae the Japanese launched, at n meeting Thursday morning I* - 11•• George A. DeCnttea, assistant day. will remain closed Weilncs-i m tinUts r a m o as the new A n iejt kli's .»«.*-loOH't—t i r th e h -me ' and that it was ready for wnr of Ihe County Board of Public 11 in tin- l'ni|t*d tall ‘envoy to r iitn ii — (teiienii ward Jointir’y. of_ eti-iai. Inky * Slate Attorney, • was called to tiny, it wns miiTouncvil today b y 1 an Dec. 7, 1041, The Admiral Instruction, it was reported to­ •■ id.-oi - al H i - t a rr iv e d In ; •-iii*ii li lo o- • *lip| -I ml! li the ' • the scene of the accident shortly Frank Slinmcs, following n meet- I■iHirgi- M arshall conceded, however, that even had day by Supt. T. W. Ijiwlnn. S h an g h ai e a i o u t e to N an k in g ami afler It omitted yesterday noon la-t f. w dayi ig Thursday evening of the th.e orders booff carried out, a This amount included 975,000 a v uni,minder C hung kin g fo r oonferenees w ltn ln S a n I-ruiii-i r-i land l.o ■ All portion of the Japanese attack worth of bonds issued in lOld in order to make an investiga­ Sanford .Meivhiuds A-sis-iatiun, (dlilltlg. i - - . i. the \ rmy’s i la-li <. i p p r u i e h a v e been issued force probably would have gotten to finance the building of the tion. The next session of Cir­ of u Inch Mr. Shames is secre­ d o I 1 i ht i '•■iiiiiimikI In ankiag pieunwhiloj Chi,mg ,„ p ,,nu,n;ltn cuit Court In which the case will tary. m*| AV. V. Hitting, presi­ th e public, to e n te r ta i n through. West Side Primary School, make an I iii nV a Si-la .>1‘ niid of hail sent tms*Mj IIlliny mlnen ns |n'!*r|iMt possilde iii In ill private i minnun?t*d i I .* ■lie i I . • ii Rreelimrs | a i l iiji i* From experience, he said, we improvement* to the Grammar be tried is Jan. 10. Tides lives dent, tin- Viiil\ \V u College. T Id- will not apply to grocsiV* know i that carrier attacke are School and colored school, refund at 607 Cyptc.-s Avenue.' He ivas !V.- : ^”1'.Y.rt.* '."' 'A V” ,,l,‘ ‘ homes over t hristmas. Sight A 'III Simp ai II It-I O' a Fallon beg hi military * “ 1| fe d very hard to stop. Dut Turner to the city 926,000 previously not injured’in the Wreck which slotlea in' the downturn svctimC “ u,r,,• ‘ ''lislmos pajlie^. J w u . g v t u p . t i c . a i id i : , - - . *4 - ■ . i i . - i ., . . . - i d t i v u t i - u a n l in 11agers of vvlnsh si.i.l U«*yl 1 uv*“ " dmks.d.ti,.»t,-, u. £ asserted that by complying with advanced toward the building of occurred, when the *CMC truck manage •rs of vvln.h sahl ‘ W . e U " ’' 1 , l r „ s t e p p e d f r o n t h i l e p i t l i e ' -ill c j i v a h v f ! i \ , i s m i I n ­ , |, ftnw. ..... pint have Iw-en ha*tili ar- inn t t\ ooili , liiii* v ^ 4 -cYmtr iufttof. High Behool, and which hW>wa» driving w i t cm sOsufi- reopen • Wviitilwdav n t o r r i 1 >1 > | y . i,-,'' t*. '■ , . .. . ■ -i ' 1 ,„Y |p ,. T f d m 1'**Y t annH w s a r y .^ 1^ e x ten d , iiingivl , - ii ,, e5u’{”' to rliter up "p the lis- taki-ii li.icl, in tia slay- win- 1 C avali v Sch retire accumulated warrants of Third • .Street collided with u inv inid' r •mniri* open all day. twos yeaii. exeellenry on behalf'of the appointed veterans. Plymouth Coape ' driven imith Ml ei Sii • bis n a ilo ii/e d u n i t 1- 'Won- In- in attack and reducing ite effec­ 910,000, Mr. LaWton said. . The oilier merchants agreed to your and th en 1--■s 11 >■ aoh* -lev., arm i tiveness. The other portion of the 903,- on Palmetto Avemie by I. K. eliwe Wednesday, lit so far as Chinese g o v e rn m e n t and people mnmts atv handing out lean a tr a il to vlj-lnry . . . i r i m , r e ; to- t i r o e r n i t*n ■Htn ii, -.*y*-i V l n p n w h V-'-.l geu000 was the 91H,000 worth of Stokes, retired fish market deal­ only thro hollrs will h<* le-l. my w n m e s t c o n g ra tu la tio n s an d I he tjcju'ial died tod a . i t an 'Villi IV; I • i„ Mevii'o ‘ and wishes fo r y o ur good h e a lth ,,r }t(), i h r n iflie to liif u-qgt WedtlCfijliO' bo-1 serial bonds which arc retired er. . Ameiu.ui h-- t-unl i, tltirinc World W :,rl: and happiness. Mr, Stokes, who live., at Thir­ aflei noon rinsing. is taking Ihe de-luys "with ,:*• • Iieolelliei g, l ,ei many, ,■ very January until 1000 when every • Till* P a tto n In Tokyo Holier ii MaeArthur emtin gtnie as mu priv.d. 20,01 will be retired and 1002 teenth Street and Magnolia Ave­ 920,000 Mwchanis who agreed to elo-e denied loday u In....least by ] .in, o - nveiveil it, .t,i it- -i -h, (•I the I *1 ' 1 puts it "Noliiidyt pin,ni-«*i v. when 900,000 will be retired. nue, was taken to hi.* home after Weilnesdai IneLule: Frier.-on*-. radio eofrespondent Larry Tighe in i ,deni. - • Mi fit* rh id. * 1 . " ^•ing given first uid treatment would gel Inline by t in , - ,nns These are 30 year .bonds. Randall Eb'ctrir. Ilur|ier F.Uvtii . • .itili.-e.l III, i -MiicArtbur had threat«nc*l we jusl hoped we would." The Board also ordered in- til Fcrnnld Laughton Munuulnl LI. L. 1’eikihs, Sears Roeburk, that •j to teslgii over Ihe ipiestkm of | Meanwhile in Washington, tin I auk St liool and tii i terest of 90,377.00 paid on bonds Hospital, lie it reported in haw Henry Hit-sell Seed Coutpany. assignmeiil of Soviej occupation Semi Iv War Ihvestigain,,-. Com Ido:.ole, lillii h lo ‘ of the Sanford district, and 94,- ii broken right index fing* J. U. Denney, Inc, Ivey’s, Yoweln*. ! .(id. Iti iglide. , forces til. Jupatl. B M O S C O W , Dec. 21, <JP>— 200 in interest on other dlstri‘Tcls mitlee bus calli*d in Di-fei.-* Werts, Puivclis, McCmry’s, Hrnitli 1*9*neral Pntiiii I'hc statement issued by Mac- Tninsportajinh Piiyctoi Col. nU- war. Generalissimo Joseph Stalin pur­ In the county. ThU makes n. jury and other bruno-s. I uniilure. I oanns, Mathei' Fm li. < ltill III!' j")* II, \\..t Wai 1 William Henderson, Jr., who ■liture, Itohsiin Sporting UoiJl'. Arthur's press eolations of fle a 1 Motiioe Johnson fo e\plan, to su'd a custom of long standing tntal of 9 13.007.00 in interest. ntnl il v. ith , J.tll lillii oft 4*11 "emphiitically that Tiihe'v day what eauseil the boiihtniUm1V . h* hl» birthday j Tha remaining school bond in hid i nmc here from Lake! did I’owell's tiffin* Supply, roli- denied - 1 hie *oIU-ji •1“1 1I'UMf hrifadcnst bad unV basis in fact. { — his 06th — by working at debtednes* of Sanford is 9248,- to visit his father, W. W. Hen- man's, Hollywood Shop, .uni Earlier, President Truman In nil* ront. .I In- . .imitrv ' 1*10*11114^. hi* desk in the Kremlin. C0) and interest is paid at u ilcraon, fi eight agent of Turn- Aiken’s produce. . 11.• tm % Washington had denied the ns- 1 • «»• <i«'**•iii* s. nth I'm mini Trail Tours, linn, nun However, Uie Soviet Union rate of 6Vi percent. 'I In* liii U0I will is Ale it * sel l ions made by Tighe in his ! nn. ti . . Wot .i w II . lint' celebrated Stalin’s birthday. Tha - School indebtedness to Mrs. (throw a from the enclosed riili I ,.f l i i* .o', a ili'li <lilfll* H I 4H . 1)1’ leader. In the eyes of Mary Holly (Sanford District) or the Ituck to the pncenu-iH, < III ilium- edition Suloid tv> «<wf- in oiolcast. j Soviet \ (del 0Africa til ill millions of Soviet citizens, is was retired with payment of a by the rollision and died soon iu> other edition will bp i-sin I -U r g es Scrv^I With General ' until Wedne-dny afteinoon, tti* ■h In lin e I.| 1 \±l\ i ipy to 11(1 VS OF WOODCRAFT utter at the hospital. regarded as the greatest of all 91.000/note, Mr. 1-awton said. Monday and Tuesday edition anil I Tf> MEET m kia, Rusaiana. ID im e B oard D rive Fallon’s Armored At the time that the 976,000 ail! In- ninitted mi aiTiuntt of I! ,, ... I bird Army aotui ■d moii A ad . this year Moscow, par- bond issue w-aa made in 1010 the Christmas holiday. the Hoys _ „ ,, I'orue.s fu I*ranee *...... . "•■a l *,' mi i f tlcularly, had cause for celebra­ the school .trustees were B, F. Jnnis J. < ulle, unit siipei visi:r . 1 t I -.-I :IKl- I ..I len A ^ .'*l'l>^-tion. Stalin returned to the Krem­ Whltner, and the late H. It. The Cost Office will he tlur-ed Wmskraft will lit* .held Sunday -------------- ---- ----------Tm ■ I'Ida he Was lin only this week after a vaca­ Stevens and S, Rungc. George on Stimlay an d C h r is tm a s 'Day, aftri iiihiii at 3:00 o'clock at the of District Weltiue jb-ai'l . c*" • Ifni* ••Red' 'I7(i ••a, lornii II ’ ( le al tion of more than two months A. DeCottea was attorney far the upping . n during wfdrh time holiday* set•* Woodmen Hull ba uted at 116 j IX. mailo nn appeal • tcl.iv meml. *,f **I Snnft d Seinliimi vices of - peciril delivery ami 1South Park Avenue. tifficisls citizens of. Um city and county of tin* toil III, jLiiii it IcndcT*' an the sheres of the Black Sea. board, and Elton J. Slough tun delivery of packages will b, of the \\ uodmen of the World for a gieater respimse to - the ri-ftll ’in 1 - 1.> SlMifoi l| l*Vl Cl .idli i*i i - r a n i e The conference of the foreign was architect. hr liuliiUcup of nutintained. urge all memtiers andany ymilh Salvation Army s Dina- Hoaid lllllllli * m ' -t , i e inministers was overshadowed tem­ |*|'1v«ti| e viif» ill- I’lljl. 1 la* ■I Members of the board present Slit* also commeud.-d the porarily by Stalln’a birthday. But yesterday were Walter M. Hay­ City and County ’ offices will Under 10 years of age to attend.2 drive. Army in (lie Eu|('|H.‘ i , . C a l ' c ; w as a n o t ilWipllnBy Associated I’rr** work accomplished IInn f ir by Slnle Foreign Commissar V. M. Molo­ nes and J. A. BisUlne, til ian v im hi t-.-nilK b-g. ml l efote bo closed, except for police a d Refreshments will he served. Thru). * of (Ipurnt i.(ItT,, Throughout most of the notion, Major Allan S. Wind ton, tov, Secretary of . State James hhcriffV dvpartmentR, from ... *, , ’ said that "every 144 Ills I'll). 1V into 1111* he Ivd llis l-eloii- t Mind \ rmy this fit > < t day of winter is offer­ Print Byrnes and Foreign Secretary ' rM‘ll,:.,ltmrtoa h„- offeied -ei vice* IM June, 1. *!, al l-iirl m i . - Hi,, --i ini I.- oe. Rhine ing less severe Wruther than urij.ty until Wednesday. Hank>L , in' i»usc*d by u defective Ernest Bovin continued their dis­ was served up by the closing ana the Florida Cower and Light ^ertwene j burner caused slight >*'* ' M «r '' Hale lliiutd thy ali l'lu i Hills ■III., Ill* cinplii) : .,i,d u ll-i/eii lc i i, t i i . ■ . He was cussions today. •«» fliHtr *1114^ will m i l closi^Tiieniuv iiti'i i in iMiii j • , f| I*-*-. .1 I.of n room flint U from Ii i *.1 t.y till* \\ m i>cpiiFtpii'tit in i leg* lid lii fnie I i u,eii i-rnckfit week of autumn. Moderultrig office a Molotov and the Foreign Comm the home of -Hugh WlielclieL fun'1'* from ,li’' “K*"'' be Atlanta. j thi* H ieC !rod 1.inn at will, . temperntures are -thr rule every­ 1015 Magnolia Avenue, yeiterdistributed lo persons receiving mister's wife tendered Byrnes where except in the Dukalnv and In the CMique l of Tulti-lll, lo* hi,oi I ly 111 let assistance from the I mu III who. Ill's induction, lie The coimiom superstition that a day, acconling to Fire * Chief and Bevln an official reception Minnesota; where a new muss of person handling loads will get M. -N. Cleveland. The alarm was If it were not for his plan, would was igmd n» thi lath An • was ii lo u rin g , *• mg tiiokmun lost night at which the three arrtic air has moved in and warts on his hands is unturr. Ite entirely without any extra o’ • -ed lutuiitry Hatlalion of in, . who wenl into htlttlf* xvilll li answered at 3:15 C. M foreign ministers drank vodka m nettled down. The warmest city II I III *t'l X Christmas time.”_________ ________ _ I’ lfili AtJnnn d H.vi.t.os In *M»lll'(l ■-I'UHi—- 4 ----*■* (*( 44........il*-*i 1------and champagne toasts to ths William M. Toll has boon yesterday’s . .map. w»» S»n She continued, ' As you know. Uaini Kilmer, N. J. TlirV f =•« f* -t ■: In >-h- «•■ ■■ when continued friendship and eollobothe Slate Welfuic llouid ad- »n«nths l a i n , la- wt-a, In . ............. ........ -I ' ih*x .s., % Liftra tio n o f-th o irtb reo cu u n lrim .- " -named-—Commander br^FIoHlla "WeTO, Califf W*I*W the mercury ministers aproximnlt-K i. u, , '' 1 ’ ""ft . Blt'IP iiuiwaiiiMui it ., .-.’UU. ......... immi 'with , tin- d.vi: i-i, and But so far, there has been no No. U of the Coast Guard Auxil- rc*ch.c<,1J2 p e r yyear e a r In un i p.meil Hunwi at Kwimlnn mid, 1I m. -iih. . ‘ '-.a. like in Bemlnole Seminole f.iuuty, County, mid 1,1 Nw;md«"i ‘ 1 authoritative statements on the iary. First Division, according to , 1,ut ^ i****1^ .,of thf t h7 \ y thin money, tnuncy, in monthly gnmi.-. grants.-I'1 -••* c.nKlandLngliuid. II I lie h* du. di* - >•■......... <-> I J progress of the talks among the an announcement today by Alex i ^ r’n* lb*1 9 f t deep blankets R. Johnson, newly appointed • n,,w .fro«n tho Rocky Mounm e e tI* a a a sstandard t a n d a r d „off living l i v i n g f..r f a r j, thei G'V English K i i g i i s h i« hhnun.-l i .i .n e l in m Jinly. u ly , D It*11.; ’ l i , J" » '■ thm th e three ministers. Santa and Mrs. Santa, gur*-s Daddy and Mnntmie can get a mid jouu-.l joiia-d I:••••••• Ceneial I hi hin|, h im i. cJW||t compultl.l.- will. lillii al I'ailnti'...... " , -(aid ".m- Id.c-I nathing execuUve officer of the division.! tf ,n* ; " ,w ' rd, <• scant-consuls- of tin* Ranfiird .Mcn-haiil's A - j house fur ..us surname can get a in il« tia-- h*'D*'i Ilian ; * n,ah«* uihii | his ^ , r ^ c y mid health. Wo j i c powr- Atlny' arnuih'.l fm,. in Mr. Johnson also announced ‘,on f‘Ir. »',r1»‘Cemen »*«* ’Ians Completed tlL_ that John Brumlev ha. S m T deUyed on their return sociutlon, arrived pi Sanford yr-- then by next ---------I‘j H. i -tterday w ith, a luad of candy t"* j bring me . Si.Vi I1T, *1 y u a t I leaa to grant any i-dilu nn.iicy . bi.-iikll.ii.iigh at Si. la.. named executive officer of the J of ^ P Kan * J 1** Tis0*} coa,i with p?ri '^e kiddies and remarked that - tic-' the one I saw in the Sear** Riie° ' lo ma>(* thl1 11 bit l-iigbtHe niiailii-d with Ills luiltalK-.i : 1 ■“ " 1 *'f Ihit wc.iltliFor Lions Dance local Francisco Jammed flotilla whlla Stephen M ullv i-iH'l - buck *n,l f ’,1 . . i . l nu ' * ** *** | er. Of approximately 0511 ruses. I li r o u g h a ii t th r riinipuign in " H"’n in tin* Auny, add Inwcuther wn* *bii delighfully Tuh/. Oviedo, Jiaa been appointed trunps who will be unoldc to that it reminded them nf— Irrn..u # .c wc are usktng extra Christmas Frnnee. D uring-npernttan-r t:i H. T Omil.f )-,**. n-iiiv.t t.. life .if reach their home* for Christmas {Irfans were completed today by training officer. f,,., father says that I cannot dinner money for approximately giuni. In- wn- n-t inir.l : I n-Lu-d • •>•«*. Hut i< , l-u-.i n huttlc. eared by the Uhuinlier because of snarled transportation. meanher* of the Sanford Lions expect too much this year be- 5 q families. Please may wr ,i '> Hn hoxp'Uiilizntion. luit A t t n th e victory m Kill ope, lie Mr. Johnson, former comman­ Club for their Christmas party der of the local Flotilla, said that And the same storms that dis- liu-rcc.) cause you have to take everything t|tIl, mi continue to suppui (unit* I lo Ft a lire and ww* • 4U,nli-.l tn L-I* t(* 'In- PurilL* and Santa showed p* a letter Ite rupteu traffic across the nation to Are held at 9:80 o’clock to­ a major saa scouting program we can give to the less fortunate M. . or R»,'orton in his drive at tilglied to tin- 2 LUh tjii.il lei uni i Dulil til* Japam-:-e. u m l," morrow night at the 8eminole will ba inaugurated in January. now are spoiling the chances oi had just rccr.ved from u little • eople and children than we are l on,puny, which operated l*i Sanford girl named Maria Meni'-ihundreds of servicemen on their ind in thst case I ran give tip , Country Club. Members Mi lt I I IIC IS DiSt H A RC E D Ex* I hi,ye Depot IMl, <li.e In Tha program will Include marine way back from Europe lu reach oex. Fla si-eineit very prnud if invited to bring prosSnts. even my doll house. My M'ommid I termediutc Ktvtion. * safety, rescue work and boat home by Christmas Day. the letter which read os follows: Toys mill will first b* given to operations In addition to many Pvt. Decor U. Mil thi.-, .it maxes me save my money and, Q f f l l l p 8 T o V l t ! F O P Duriiij; ilo- pasi summer, In Dearest Saint Nicholas: (that's help .______ , their wires and gussts other phases of sea scouting. in every way. was muiie it iiii-niber of tin* lit., Route 2, H >\ 3IS. - l-ccn disSanta’s formal name) and later will ba Jot Mtlsch mill be 1n charge o( slxis play pUy with, rg*■J from t hi- Unit ■I States "We are praying that all tha Dime Board Honors iiiterjuedialc Section AJI-SUi*, rhn CHRISTMAS BEAL HALE "I am a little girl of seven Bresented to children of the the Sea Scouta during tha forth­ A'rmi- Aii Foi cos ut the Draw Iihsi-Iki II te a m . Tin* o u tf it entei children in our U. S. A. as well as years and five monins old. I am Isthodlst Roma at Knuiyrita. coming year. F’ii-l.l Separation lliuc Tnmpa, Jga Souers, under the direction goin g. to South Side Primary other war torn countries will be A contest between Cnnipht-ll- ed th e t'limiitUtlicatioiis i’otte t**u Al L^rons is in charg* of the Other Important items 6n ths of Mias Margaret Dingfelder will School, And am in second grade. blessed only as good as I am Loeaing Post No. 03 nf tin- liuuu-nt ami won the *humpimi after 33 inicdhs pcr\:,-.**. Merparty. John Courier was wal- Flotilla's program Include tha sponsor the street gale of Christ­ “My deer teacher’s name is because I think that 1 am blessed. American Legion and the Ki- ■••hip. The leant went to N itrrn -1 tid e s r n n i in the-M Ititnry Police c-oiued as a cub Lion. promotion of the Indian River mas seals and bangles tomorrow' Mrs. Etuis Wilkins. She Is n First of all I am blessed be­ wants Club as to which organi­ berg, Germ any, und befor*’ ilnily ^Corps attm In--! to Uie A ir Foivcs, King U aa Clyde Ranuwy an­ Canal, tha placing of standard cause 'I was born in the good can raise lb* nioat money c i n u > l s o f r.tl.tHMI . e i v i c r i i i B I ) , nounced that RIU Goode, Pro- river markers from Sanford to for ths Seminal* County Tuber­ very good teacher. I take music. old UJLA. Second. I have w rsation t ^ ^ T r a U o n Army dime i '.tM» ^ Tn n t f ^ l.> J « W « ttlCHT TS ITDME My awoet music teacher1* name culosis Is Miss Madeline Mails in, 'Em] father, mother: STsteiT brother, boards is in the offing, acconiinc for tin- Thi-nti-r crown. M an in Mai-i*- Lewis J, A'right hits repluying third bos** fm the AllI A m v dimeA board at from .1:00 ,S2 Hon of alr-saa reeeue work la negro organlsaUon street sale Isn’t she good? 1 also take Third. 1 have food and clothes. to Major Allan Whorton. Star.s, tt'eni to Leghorn, Daly, tmtied to S itifm | ajici servln-f cooperaUon with the Sanford tomorrow on Sanford Avenue, it dancing and cucsi who my danc­ Fourth, 1 have mv old toys to Humor haa it Ibat Willi im to 2:00 o'clock today. Among Naval Air Station. The tegular wc* announced today by Mr*, ing Uacher is—if you can keep make put with until you can got Thome, In charge of thp legion’s with the Oi -c ugau-g.itimi. Oise 21' nniiiths in tia* ('III Theater the Lions who served a t the program of safety and motor Edward .......................... Klrchsr, Secretary of a little secret I will tell you. She more help—but please be good program, which romes oil fi*i-i- defeated the Mi-Jiteimncaii T hea­ of Operations. Follow iug n visit John Mtlsch. C. L. operation will also bo la none other than Mrs. Marjone to the poor people which I know day. say* the Klwsniann, who te r (lull fur t i e Fluropi-ati ami .,‘ itli hi purvnl* Mr. and Mr*. ths Tuberruloeln Association. C. F. Rob.'iin, 2()ii3 Muplv Ave­ that you will. (Major Allan work Saturday, won't have u North Afrii-un rhampionshili. C. Tepsic. She is wonderful. Miiriou returned tn Ihe tlhili-d nue, Major Wright will report “Dear Santa, I know that you Wharton of the Salvation A m y chance. The Ktsanians art- ex­ and Bob Raaly. CHRISTMAS BONUS are short In helpers, (the Grem­ is doing a fine Job on this, Marie.- pected lo challenge this .state­ S tates ahionil the U.K. 'Army for further duly ut ''atlas, Texas. TO TAKB COMMAND Trnns|KMl i.eJuni-. Hi* was ’dis­ lins ora still on strike) but plea*e "I am glad that our boys ore YORK, JAP ARRAIGNED J. L. In sident of thu be real goad tu my dear, sweet coming home for this blessed ment. They will be lead by Perry charged oil, Dec. 12, at f o i l Whitehurst. shia N g h a i , SI. Bragg, N.U. Denford National Bank teacher*, because they are work­ Christmas. It la said far the ones The On Thursday, ths laidir* of tin* of l UnHed M 1 NILA, !).-> 21, tAb—The He | tans to return to profes­ that employees ing so hard with ms and with t«> that lost their lives, In order so itto o ln f down First Methodist Church hod sional lin-i-ball next Spring will* ex-chu-f of JapanCfC military ipi the many other* like me, to make we i can Uve in peace—for those charge of the dime boards und the Nashville Volt, of the South­ police in tin I iii!ii*;.'iues , Lieut. for thi* . work] U tatter place to live I am praying and I know that IK will win tm j Col. Kcii li- O , was ul (siicneil ern Association. t of . I almost forget theiz Mala ora gone to heaven. received 111.36. j-------- , - - — i— — —. i today on charavi, r f purmlUln. * who have sseacbav1 tl;e torturu of Auieiica-** an estimated that there was Scoltifh ainl Chinese, music haio f-jlipi'-c - J,ir ;. i ’ of 300,000 busii Piscthlng In, cpruiiimii us ln-Uj spW'''ihjJdy fu», lb In the- Uni L' 1 ’ */| , tone. »«■ ■ ____ Jfi__________ ^ J m u u b ' 1 — 1 V .r'A & L 1* $S3,G00 In School Truck Driver Is Sanford Stores jtad, Are Retired ^ Announce Two By County Board D ay Holiday \ m -a w a a p isftew rA 'is Stalin Spends His 66th Birthday At Office In Kremlin W e l f a r e Official Roy Marion in Sanford Aher L'lircpaan Duly Support or First Winter Day Less Severe Than Last Autumn Week Toll A p p o in te d Local Commander Of Coast Guard Santa ( iaus Arrives And Tells About Letter Keceivfed From Maria Meneiidez ’ " jr k ^ T S : iZhShlid a is, : vC■’Arrive'. •- \ f* �N . ft ft. * I <k RAGE YOU CANT QUIT ADVERTISING Y O U ’R E T A L K IN G _____ NOT TO A PA RA DE A . M A S S M F F .T I N G m . the okc of 33, went oul, for th e packing team nguln nnd mmlc it. He was Re has : a, regular at guard anil was i-huseii 1|« r kick alt-southw c*t Conference — perhups the onljr m*M who ever won such an honor twice with a space of 1(1 years hi between. ' He returned to the Army a f te r graduation, later coached two year* at the University of VerBy CARLE liiunt. He was on Army duty frent 11)33 through 103d. In World W ar II. he received the I’urple H eart, the Distinguished Service Cfosa and the Silver S ta r—the la tte r being awunled to him be­ fore th e . Philippine surrender. While a prisoner of the Ja p s hia w eight— IlM | rounds norm ally— dropped to lo t hut he was never seriously ill. “ 1 guess the idd athletic tra in ­ ing really paid uff in (he tough If nnyixriy 'could take tho hyr. dny»." he says. ror« of Ifie Infamous . diiith timrch” mil uf Ilatuan, and Hut U-ntlnir* und sadistic tortures of I lit* Jutiuitcse prison c a m p s , friends felt sure, £aj. Berry could, lie didn't disappoint Ills friends. After All the (lifts Are Open: After That Christ mas Feast - - Let ’em Have ICE ( REAM from BEACON DAIRIES Fined Your uiiIit now1 for A ilulicioua l«! Croum Cttkc*. Onu layer of l hat giMHl old Rum RaiHin, and A layer of rich crtiimy Vanilla l(>p|K*d and decorat­ ed with Whi|i|K*d ( ’ream. M.jrt't'H twelve lo nlxteeii . . . . $2.25 each. AI.-mi three layer Qt. Brick in­ dividual etik and wrapped for your convenience. Flace your order h o w ! ry. . work-.Jp th» C enter’, 14 building*, blue-robed T hey.rehearse scrupulously cncli Chorister* I xveek of. the year, althougn their shop- perform ances, except fo r special bn nnd occasion* such ns V-E D ay homeward or the visits of dignitaries, come quietly to only on En sta r, P lug »Dn v and • i Christina*.' * ~ * p ast si,*, Whan a nrsmber ceases to work after*work in the C anter, he m ust resign -oncerts a t from (he chorus. E nergetic John ucu in tho R. Jones form er “ col Inborn tor In Cortysl| UnlvcraUy'a sta te music HODGE me rxriiiy m « a , is ■unday o s u —u 101 st Airltorno Division lit Una Utgne. 22 ONLY — D E C . lifc-if — 7 IMVT. ••t h e Li f e o f c h r is t ” S a tu rd a y d rily Shown hy "EUie, Jack A Jim" E V A N G E L IS T IC S E R V IC E w ith “ W o r ld " * ’ l.axl Appearance In Sanfnrd ’A* Pot,I,.i, radio |I I » ( 11 Mrrrury- Tudor, radio ... hen(,r fIJJ I II (hrvrolrl d u l l Coupe. II Hudson Con. Coupe, radio oml h eater . II lir-’ut,. Custom Medan II Lincoln Custom l.lmooslne 'l l IJncoln-P.epliy r Medan. - - lik e - n e w - -. ~ II l*»ckard 130 Con. Coupe . . ' l l MuSlehaker c I .,, m p COOPER M E R f . E 0 B F .R O N “T H E CO W B O Y AND THE LADY” K ti* t8 S ; p r in c e s s Open. IWIOi , P J 4 . S a tu rd a y -Sunday Friday - Saturday! {Sunday - Monday l l.u itrttu * D u P g n tG lo * * pne^ **(iny D u P o n t S e m i- G lo s s * r e t u t t o 'r e c * j d t o ke«f» w ith b a th s , w o o d w o r k ^ th e y -May r o o m l o o k - h » b e s * f - JA N E . FRAZKfc_ JIMMY, LLOYI) — «DM>— B E A U T IF U L — K . M o r r is o n Wma.li cAHm H K X /A <i c ty y s lt r I.VUIH, I t Urnliam i , it caaiiR ?■■■llljlh “One Heavenly Night' ENDURING! ChriiitmaH Day and Wednesday Dec. 25th - 26th N. V. WBSLWVAV MKTUIIDIST . CIO Hi ll til* i-ao i.A „ K. M. lIB N R L k. P asto r. U.:u* A. M. Prt-arhln* l l l t e A . M. E vangsllalla Service. 7;kv P. M TIIK SOI T ll» l|li: Midweek P ray er and ’Talea H er t i l t IICII c*. l-iu rr! A rc. at Ninth T hursday C raning. S:su p. p A. .1*. Camp, P astor ■rlslm ua P ro aram Sunday. It*--. Sunday School. :* I r. 33 lit 7:0ii P. M T. It. Ml,hlli Inn, Slip M nrtilna V'i letup, . la m in g W orship. c n iM r n op r t t a x A i.ta n x a W edorsihiy I’l.iyi-r I sv. U It. Itushinn P. V . . . II* l alaielU Avenue F irst and T lilid T ur o' u ' —P u n d ar School, Deri S. M. IL J:oo |>„ nlth. Superintendent. J:.m' IV lY.-S. V.0 P.'7 5*2® — liven Itig W orship. ,:.* P, At.—W ednesda). P ray er i l P raise service. . U *T i:i:* BAPTIST r i l l UCU (Veil I. Crlssey, P .is|,.r auiiilny Hehonl, I(I;(io A. M. tlernhl C. Ilussek, Supl. M orning Wnr*hl|,, ll in, A.*M. U lrcrtiir Mrs. Myra llusack I. T. L'. *:J* P. M. .Kv suing W prshlp. 7:7U p. M. W ednesday P ray er Service. 7:5» P. Jl. MINIATURES HS ieWI U. L u u n d r y & D r y t 'l e a n i n g ( lin t w rh h r u u g h t in o n W o d . ncH tluy o r b e f o r e w ill I k* r e a d y H n tu iM n y D a in ty w a tc h e s t h a t w ill th r i l l th e w o rta n In y o u r Ufa I attcraooa com mented: "They don't make them like her nnymorv." He in* tends to hang the p o rtra it in his W hite H om e study where, oxplained Mr. lYutimii. "I can »*.e it nil the Ttme’ BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME with VENETIAN BLINDS :.5 » P. U ’ ro .N n iip .(iA n tt\A i. i t i c C orner o l P ark Avenue a treel. ‘M inister. 1 llrin a i.l llout Sunday School. 10<J, Morning Worship, 11.uip. lal Music. K vrnlng Servlr, 7:70 l ‘. M. lues Cards ami old l lly m s .. ( - M ilie u o p iT in is T S 'lii.In,|r C o u n t' Coui tlionxr. 1111.1, .............. |V:0» A. M. Wot ship und Communion. 11 M K v.hlnu Service —' J ;u I*. Al. Inn • 7:30 p. M. a i i t i i i . u I . iH 'TLK i:. M inuter j Beautifully Boxed p u i i i r r c i i l t i i t i —iiU M ittu u u Itev. M ark T l**rpenler» Kveiv second Hundiiy-Uidy DRESSER SETS Cum « W ednesday N ight P ray er Me* T0UCHT0N DRUG COMPANY SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. _ * . I'tio iu * 9 fii | -ttdLd- W llly s J M 113ft Ked. 1153* Club Hedail l - d o u r Hnl. «• Sedan liny a I S e d a n 9 i T r u c k s 91 l(3*> ‘II Ml Ion Chrv. cargoes (33) '<3 IH Ion Chrv. cargoes (l*> *11 4 ton llodij* pickups ( 71 ‘II 4 ton Dodge * pickup,, 'l l 34 ton CMC . : - pT h 31*71 I I I 5X 313*3 31531 P E R F U M E S ,IID1.EY - A D R IA N N C R * M A T t'H A B E U .I rAHU • I'l.A T lN E :Y r O and O T H E R S * 1 .0 0 T o S15.BB In *1 T h e r e 's a r i g h t g i f t a t t h e r i g h t p r i c e fo r e v e ry p e rs o n on y o u r C h ris tm a s | j s | — a n d i l ’s r i g h t h e r e a l T O C C I I T O N ’S . . . t h e M e r r y C h r i s l m a . S t o r e ! Y e s in d e e d , p l e a s i n g e v e r y o n e p e rfe c tly is * ju s t n s sim p le a s lh i s — m a k e a ll y o u r g i f t s e l e c t i o n s ( r a m o n e g a la a r r a y o f p e r f e c t p r e s e n ts n n d y o u 'l l have no m is -g iv in g s i hi.-* ( 'h r i s l n t i i s l i m c . C o m e in lo d n y .m il d o y o u r C h r is lm a .* s h o p p i n g e a s ily . . PIUMT c u n i a T i \ v c n t n r t i M orning W orslilp—ll-.on A. X. IWblo School—»:(4 A. M. 43 lludsod’ Hit p e r- (» KM 37 P a rk a n l 7-paee. t.lmouatne . . '10 P ackard I to Hntun: ' radio and h ru lrr • ( F - m n ta r — rvm :" " i*T0~U~'J 't ""~ COUP* 11 M e i e u i y 3* C a d i l l a c 'll C hrysler TUB n n n i i v t l i h BAPTIBT LIILII CM I-aurel Ave.. a l N inth SL A. C. Camp, Psat'or Hunday Cchool *:«a A. M. T. U. Middleton, Hu*L M orning W orship ll;0 0 A. M. T rulnlng " ' Union T T:cm oo p. *. K vrnlng Service 7:30 p. M. , W edneaoxy — Mid-week Hervlce, 1:30 t.aftr M ao NAKAMCXK € I I I Ill'll r. C. IS .and lira laivclace Its store. ■ livening Worshltv—7:»o J». F riday Hervlce—7:30 |V M DISTINCTLY MASCULINE FRANK J. Bryson. DO. F a ste r dervleee foi Sunday— t*:0e A. M.—Hunday School ' , #® ^ »»■ — M orning W orahtp. • 'la p. 31. Tonne Peoi.te# f t a i . i , DECIDEDLY CORRECT a ;,2 |||,2 |2«2 3315 1 I* wh. cargo ...... 313*5 I 3) New 4 Inn Steel trailer* ......... . |!*3 ( I) A m phibian Jerp e 3**5 40 C tirym ir SArninga door! uv rrd rlv t and hegter '43 H ludebaker S k Com m ander Sr '3» jlrphyr «-door new t rndlo I I l ‘t>moiitli Dr Coaeh *31 Plym oulli l.doo '*7 lot Halle l-door radio and hea •1* Will) a Brdan •31 Olds T ouring '33 f'hrvrrtlet Toon '17 Cadillac- • ft • * k u tO m f c o r.iSkw I* H *mm ae H e - t e tw c * Wednesday inrclltlg gift arrived at tin: W hite c. It waui* an olf p aiu tio r s P.|.year-old m other, given •e Chief Executive by Hie iu Itemoln.x linn. i..il. v;ji) a . M. (Illlei humbly S.Mel Vires 3:30 P M. o n u n c t i u r i r . i t ' i i -u i u n t \ ’o v i‘ti ju i liliiu lh m m l" in li t o r I.ATTKH HAT SAINTS American Deglon llu t On* block W rst .,7 Park X vrim . * .Morvkm every Hunduy. 7:30 P.M. (n k M ;7 H g .le.TIKiUMT lU V B bll Guest sp cak cis J. «V. A usl.lt, pastor LIKUT. H. K. ClUX-’KIiTT. MOLT ( BOBS M 'O I D P .tl. CUPNCII 8utid.iv nun m i Meln.ol, pi iihhi. 10:00 n. A. M. lii:v . m a u k <‘A liP i:N T i:u . i n n o r A vv. Ilum li. Suet. Holy Cnromunluii. *:oo A at. M* i n in u w ora hi |\. 11:00 A M. C hurch Kehnnl, *:I0 A M. r i l l s T BAPTIST L lll IICII V o rn ln r Herrlr*.. U 'S* a M P ark Avauua a t *lh Ml. W. p. Ilror.ks. J r . Puslor V. ft H I. *:<>•• P ,\l. Ihtllv K *U7 K . I s i S I . ' .Sunday Mrh.Mil, p l i A. M. , M. T. W. P »:(« A Al Wnrslil*. 11:0* A. M. • T hursday V (•« A. M T rain in g Unlun, *:I3 I*. M. W orship, 7:ju P. M. W ednesday Hervlre. 7:3» I*. M. N ursery for Hunday M orning »rr. s K v k a t ii HAT XIIVKkTIST etc*. CHI IICII Kur phonea (or hard nt healing. Klae A eaaoe » S S evraik sire e l Kabbatb Kcl.ool S aturdays. l:l« 1'ltKHID EN T A M. TU B CIIVMCI1 OP GOD C hurch Harvirea, II o.i A. M. Geneva an* Kim A v e n u e s P rayer Meeting W ednealay BvW ASHINGTON, Dec. 'JL', (/l*)Rav. W. C. Huleomb. pastor enlnga. l oo c xL • Saadav echeol. i,:* o A. M. rre sid e n t Tium nit'a first Chrix, M orning Harvloe. Il'* « A U. Young P a a p l,, 7:*( p. U Hunday N ight Harv.ce, 1:0* P. M W ednesday a lg h t g ray er eervlca, ■3LVA170S AMI 111 t U » BtC< Major A. B Whorl Sunday Hell—ft »*, P ra y a r garete* II IA K raagellette Bervf* F rlfa y Servlo* •:•« ENDEARING! Our office will be CLOSED MONDAY M Koland Giles. Miipt. M orning W orship |i:0<> A. v tn ln g W orship. l:ou »•. *i. ivnl Breviers. • 7 -a ln ln * Union. 7:10 P. M. W ednesday P ray er Sarvlcs. K verv-O lher-Tueeday — Study doul-wlLnlng. 7:3*. Con. H iipcrrliarg- l» IJnroliitF.ephy r II l/n ro lti-Z m lty r Cou|»e ( l> (?H<iue, PocMc Droam. CHRISTMAS DAY John BOLES If it: l Ct.c*( HILL L 0M E R & SUPPLY YARD A fine |otmine bouquet . , , a re a lly b eau tifu l perlum e, priced to you may *n|ay lh>t lavtll^U of pH (jroomlno elte n lla li ovoty d a y . O th e r o n c h o n iln o ty p e s In loiflh P g (lu m * a i o l i t a r l b o u i , Coups III 1 a. A iii:s s i.tf n r o n o * S s s ls n l • '■•filers I-Ain,1 A*r. nnd 17th S t "W lirrr J r tu s I , l l c s r K. I. WIUOItT. P asto r \ M. Sunday School. U. M. Willis, it*, SsPi.. lo:on a . M. Morning Devotion*: Service, IDO* A M n * n m r .untfm A iim -s (y»utig~~bMt>l«). »:<n |«. m , Kvangt likllr M edina. • 10 l». ft. T ra d e . I n , N eeded On T hese C ara O r T rucka! Partial Elating U j ) : "UOilMN as D e a le r’ 501 N. Orange l*h. 2102.1 Right h tre in town! Nc 201 N o r th P a r k as well L a rg e st R: S. EVANS E L S I E , J A C K RRd J I M R a d io l l a l t c r i c . l NOTICE c u t u c u (ip (toil Molly Avenue ul Klflh Street. Itev. Paul Yales. I'astur. Munduy Hchmil, tn;oo A. M. tlo rn ln g W nrshlp. II.uu A. M. Y. p . a — a .Is p. m . Itreuidilng, 1:3* I*. M. P ray er Meet Inn Weil.. »;UU P. M Hunday m ass: (:•* -A. M. and lam e A. M. • Us IIt Mass: 1:00 A. M. Conrossloo H aturday: ( :00 P. tl to »:00 P. M. and 7:** P. M. lo l:*e W A S H A B L E ! Jack c u t lie u Pastor. . Former Radio Singers of WLOK A i i ( ii A c c e s s o r i e s W a s h . P o li s h X W a x • n te in iT r .u i.tx AM. SOI LS .CATilOM C c m n c i i All (touts Call.olio Ckureh, ■** Oak Avenue. K ertory: I I I W *at t i i k Htrest. ■tanfuri* llrla h is Post Offire A ddress: Boa I I I , P hont I I I ’ R ev .. Pa I her W illiam N acblrab. A DANCE” • »(I2 K. D. AKOWNI.KH. U. U.. Puator Corner ol Oak nnd T hird Sunday services: • :1ft A. Halifax School. 11:** A. M.—M orning W orship • :ll» if. M. Ju n io r and Hrnloi T oung People. 1:70 P. il. —- levelling Worship. t iik Mohday! ed th re e touchdow n p asses, . all I w ith defensive linem en rlin g in g | to hint. To cllnrh the. guine he | re tu rn e d a p u n t ’45 y a rd s fo r tl , touchdow n. « 1 N um iirn has been a m arketb-ntsn in every gam e and aside fro m is. slig h t knee Injury. he l>a« w rn lh e iv d llm lo u g h con n atlilio n , l.A C C play* in prolialtly • th«i SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP W orship ■ k t m o ix u t m c i i ' n k a t . NsataC J. W. 1VKV, P asto r Bandar School, |«:00 A. ML P reaching, 11:00 A M. r . r . m . k . i: t« p. m . * P reach 1**. 1:00 P M. . O S F dayi ever hn l. Nomura nev*c thrnwa (ho hall un(il ho hn< spottisl n tu* reiv er uncovered and fre«|uen(iy dodges around In the harkgroun I fu r aocuada I« fore, paaaiag. I 'h o n e 15:1 Heboo I Stornlng W orship. 11 :»0 A. ll. C hristian Tnuth Fellowship, . M. W orship and Sermon. 7:30 P. M. WcUiiesAav Svi i lev 7:!M P. 'I. r a n SUNDAY T H E S A N F O R D H E R A I .D , S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A I.AISK SI(IV It OK IIA m , > (IIL IU 'D H ubert II. T.i> lur. pastor through” Division by P lio n e N IG llT 1945 Manosj school. GARY DEACON DAIRIES 21, progfntn and 0 9 0 musical ml visor, is the director. . . '. i ONE At 11rooks H ospital hero w here he w as undergoing observation nnd tre a tm e n t (h e grin n ed arid said they w ouldn't toll him whgft was w rong .w ith . h im ),, scoiug him again w as like leaping back th ro u g h th e y e a rs o f IU2I. 1WJ ami litft'l wh*n so ld ier anti rivilftafr football fans alik e yelled "(Jive u» K .l»" and thft lyfeiul-.-hnulilered g ian t would lu m p on tho field an d «liutigo llie riu n p la iio n o f (ho hall gam e with a rJuin-hnng run, a neat pass o r a sm nrking. dust* raixitig .uckle. Ho was oua of th e firs t molt who itllernuUkl lietwcen tackle on dafens* and the hackficld o|i o ffense, lie atte n d e d the U niver­ sity o f Texas from IM S to 1U10. lelto rln g in football, tra c k am i w restlin g , w as ftll-RcHIthwesL Colt* ference tu r tle In HIM. Hu w ag in th e service In W orld W ar 1 and stayed in n fte rw a n l. ill i'J J l B erry was uao o f tii* o fficers s e n t lo college under u se tu p resem b l­ ing th e c u rre n t HI BUI ol lllg h ta. He retu rn ed to th e U n iv ersity o f T exas to g e t his dagree. H aving played only tw p y e a rs o f fo o t­ ball n decade before B erry , a t DECEM BER . Church of the Nazarene Jap-Amctican Is (idbd Footballer F R ID A Y , F R ID A Y , T 11E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A TW O .f. A rahtp—11.** A. U. SiK*n&s- ..r T0UCHT0N COMPANY DRUG BABY BOOKS POCKET GAMES GROOMING ESSENTIALS T ii n ip a x I l l's D r. i V w l '. , T o u t lilt r u s h loiU -iit T o o th P o w d e r PURKTEST A X l» T A R L k T T S A m ir iii K ill's. F u n d 's C o ld ( ' m i n i I g r . PHOTO ALBUMS MAX ■’ SETS 2.55 To $11,110 r if s s v n u m iL i: h a t h II is.nl lac .ft H a d a m ! radio . !l« Ihtdeetr l-d o e r: radio and h e a te r .........i ... I t Dndga Pickup ........ SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY Co, FA CTO R l.GG 50c K $1,011 i l l B N *S—F I T T E D — Y0 WEIL'S 3 tn art watched in a good Heloctian of fttyleft for hia Christman I -rj T & d a lrr Rcclnry: 217 W bh I 17 Slrcvl -• IT M A S D A Y Telnlhone SS3 $1.95 To $1(1.95 CARS FO R R EN T R. S . BVANH U -O R IV E -n 7 IN C . Ileauitrtil eunverllhlee. ka> d e e t i M l club cuupe. for "YOUR BERGAMOT. SIR" TOILETRIES TO A MAN'S TASTE ' by Orloff D e e p in h e r h e a r t a * « w i l l c h e r i s h t p w v a r t h e d ia m o n d y o u g iv e h e r w . Chrfettpf^,.,Thi' I .door P a ra d e ru t. Razor :i G E M ........... l i U I 31 '.. HydrivBiaXla -radio ft hunter | | | t | A IT S o u l 's her diamond with confL Christmas Day 1• . OnttI Roman Catholic n e rd (d escribed tlu rin g Beautiful twwtch«8 th a t will make her tim e your time — DOUBLE FEA TU RE— I he lull should m rd ic in r rum itig Kaywoodie a « € 'l/f 3 F lo r id a PO W DERS .J asJ * ' Pipes $5.00 To 112.50 P rra rrip liu n U O X E D S O AI y ea r, illnrw a lrik r, ia rn n ifo rlin g f lit know our H00 Oak A rn tu f FA CE W e h«|ic Ihiil > o j will not Tud-.r ■ ■ lo • * fv u n fo rd , To lour l Coed Health »>“ dcrt . Il lh * l S erv ir* ia pledKad la >»ur good h rjjilh . W e held a* * saered (ru al • he a rirn tifira lly a c c u ra te ru m p ounding o f p rra rrip liu n * and pledge n u ra rlre * to th a t •ru st In re n d e rin g our rs - a e s tia l public h e a lth service. DRUE c o .i " ' «k£. \ • ... .".j T - v ■ ■ - ■ ’ fc ’ , ■ * J— ■ . •• • : •. — -» ' A ", ' «j ' S ‘; " • ' , A. 1 ^ �.............. ........... B 0 " » • kTl - - , t - _______________________ t ' '■ ' *• ' - ■- i t ■ • . >*/"• V -W :P ■ 4 * ,. .............................. ........... — - — ;----------— .- r - :, ' w / • ■1 4. # • . * * * "'» * * ' ^ • I - '.'. - .. ‘•THE SANFORD. HERALD/ SANFORD, FLORIDA PAOE FOUR rr-rrf rr *» -I A • 5 \* ?, FRIDAY, DKCISWnKR 2 ^ - t d l J ■jm . Busy jan k ers The Sanford Herald i1 _ A. i ii—*u «... • ititiu 1% I n f i l l - l i n t 1«i ttiOH •felU h n l tin 19» M W | H « n lin lif nattl * i h i «I»9 n l ll in \v«*ll tiiuU*r«t<KKl t h a t A m e ric a n h a n k in g h a s k im ck lftj iluwii to ru le s am i re g u la tio n s th a t w ould h a v e .seemed s tr a n g e b e fo re th e ’30s.* W h at w ith th e v ig ilan ce ^ f w n l r r r i l #*• »r*'*M**l »*Ih m t n n f l r r *JTk I f l9 * . * | l l l l l e e ot th e U .S . .T r e a s u r y , th e. 1'V«U!$iJ_Reserve, th e FD IO , th e | a t • n n l n r i L I ’I m i M ii . Ihf Irl R FC . th e C o m p tro lle r o f th e C’lirreiJcy an d th e S iija d in W h * 1 i f | ] i , N | f r a « h I Miir**!* ^ IHHT* M n in a it * ile n ts o f H anks in th e 48 s ta te s , h an k o ffic ia ls h av e boon ' * V .d n ..r : to e in g th e line a n d d o in g a good Jo b fo r th e m s e lv e s ns u i i n o v d ii m _________ : , \ —ai.»Uif.. ,miin»*r tr u s te e s o f o th e r s ' fu n d s. riorum 111 -> I • M t i t fi t u ll n ________ " ' •i!»»rl ' j N o t so well u n d e rs to o d , h o w ev er, is th e fa c t, a s m a y u r <«in r ««•»»• '* .'?? !»«• o b se rv e d in any u rb a n o r ru ra l c e n te r, th a t h a n k e rs rh rrr ''m'.'i.bi. e K * a r e p o u n d in g th e p n v e m e n ta a s «l«» sa le sm e n n f in d u s try , vrS'r1" »'»• | d ru m m in g up b u s in e s s . H a n k e rs say little about th is in ——-— - u . . r l t h e i r p u blic u tte r a n c e s . 4b*• k• » r^iM 11..i.” »<>•■ J N o r h a v e h a n k e rs b o a s te d a b o u t th e o v e rh e a d ex* v a/sin i'"» h3I***m !’: r ,u"ru"'ir t”> ' p e a se in c u rre d in g e ttin g A m erica to b u y w a r b onds. «i imOwr n i o n j»ljj|» >*<r*’ __ em p lo y in g la rg e fo rc e s to d is tr ib u te th e s e sivc u ritie s a n d Iti a id in re d e e m in g th e m . T h is can he reck o n ed in niillhins iBini.a *#m >ni >o■ v:" (Iirk , Inc , r c »«' .a if d o lla rs o f o v e rh e a d ex p eiise, an d w ith o u t p ro fit, e x c e p t I n ( h r « s O « « « l H * l . l •!' O l l l i r a I i t r .......l u l n l m - i l 111 t h r e o » Ilia n o rm al re < |iiircin o n ts o f tm nk fa c ilitie s a r is in g fro m t h e . r . t r h l r . . . f l h r .............. « O h ,.rl>* p l g n l |iriiiVf|(M*rlrra h i t §*!••»»*» •*»'" t r ^ i c . H anks w e re long th e sc a p e g o a t f o r a ll econom ic • fk*« _ sin s. It is tim e c r e d it w as g iv e n w h e re c re d it is d.ite. “ •nT r^lIrriilrt I . n . i i r w l i r r i.l T A c er r.« o h irh I. , l , r l , r n l l l l r i l •» I h r l . * r I n * r r u M b l l r h O t i n >1 nM »r«* .0 « | l « t r h r . rr rd lln l in 0 nr nnl ..Ih r /u l-r rr n llln l In ih l. l'n|>rr fli». ........................ Im* « l n r k w i i i.i h H i y t t lu , jf-ri M •: •> . kI The Greqt Pogrom Due o f th e sa d d e st am i m ost te rrib le e v e n ts o f th e ?«• i Vo»m* rhV.'rhV*rri'n"!• r r ' «'I.»" • r*f r i f e 111 W orld W a r h a s b een th e f a te o f th e Je w is h ra c e , in . 's o t a r a s it c a m e u n d e r th e b ru ta l fis t o f H itle r a n d b is FRIDAY. DE<“. iJ k ille is. I’o g ro m s b ad Ihicii fa m ilia r in R u ssia in fo rm e r 'itlilL K VRhtlb I'Dii TDHAt tim e . but ev en a t t h e jr w o rs t th e y n e v e r a p p ro x im a te d J MKK V a n ItKAD o il It INNKIU th o se int in d u ced by tb e era/.y H itle r a n d h is g a n g s te r s TltuiM.’llTS AN I» <Jl IA J*A t 1J'jj1. R e p o rts o f th e N u e rn b e rg w a r c rim e s tr ib u n a l now In TIM’' FA CIO tVtlT liiih CAN 'o p e ra tio n seein to In d ic a te .th a t th e N azis d e lib e ra te ly m u rHKAD TIIK * w :i* \ IIKAltT; t'o r[d iw ed no few es th a n 0,000,0110 J e w s in th e e a s te r n a r e a s Hud shall tiring every i''^ ' alone, mid so m e rec e n t e s tim a te * s u g g e s t th a t th e to ta l w hrtherV t’lw gWHl!V'w4M*U»r iljllffillbeiM if t h e .I ew ish ra c e now left in tb e w o rld is not v e ry i,t- evil i:»ric8. 12:11. ’ oiucli h u g e r tlu iu th a t . T h e s la u g h te r w a s w o rs t o f all in P o lan d a n d a d ja c e n t re g io n s, w h ile th e t e r r o r lu ste d , tKromTl.wl.I.i MsisMia11 * '‘em s in c re d ib le th a t su ch an ep iso d e could o c c u r in nl Versel m o d ern tim es, a n d th a t su c h mi aid e and g ifte d race, w ith ' IlK iienide Mint ws have c u a tj^ , |<)n^r „ reco rd o f p ro g re s s a n d a tta in m e n t in so m a n y * fni the Khiadiim uf Meiivim. 1)1*1n a tio n s, sh o u ld re n te fin a lly so n e a r e x tin c tio n a t tb e h a n d s ' i entice N'umliei One {of a c r a te d fuuiitIt* a n d b is r u th e s s follow ers, we fiml eonfusiag, Idlldllig U* l‘t"k | . within t einre oneriincliios p iker* linve O.K. With Uncle liven un mir state with lontendbnr ctnliim nt »ur* , v. , .. .. clnrt anil |il«u»it»tr merit. ITtcle S a m 's c re tltt is v e ry itootl th e s e d a y s , a n d It . ei'cnkliitr over mir air ami eryms show-, its e lf in % m itlty c u rio u s anil u■ n e x p e c te d w a yats. T h e re ■Ii 41i . 11,4% * * % ii ■ i' ’ill a. .. a, J ttivishm, is th e s to ry g o in g a r o u n d , fo r in sta n c e , o f th e J a p a n e s e -1 Tl,e n in t.ift eoniei Randitph 1* > wimtiou. nf wiiih int|ienmllng ami A m e ric a n in ('a lif o r n ia w h o w as a tec h n ic a l a n d m a ln te n -1 having irouMe petting home v ith ■link enlliisioii ‘‘a rm of a t on veteran* ot In reginiw -formerly kmiw'i, the m ice e n g in e e r a n d hail b een s h u t u p in a re lo c a tio n c a m p f o r ! flesh amt spirit. ; th r e e y e a rs , am i w h e n h e got fre e co u ld n 't fin d a n y w h e re ,h ‘' t,;*lin1' ««ntpfiign tn time for p 1Tii> STIHwiaintin ............................ h i e f ' l * . liy c .-JC im u lly -a u -o ld C h u i e ^ g a a l i 'J t n i J i v a n L t ih m t t lu m . ly, your e.mstltuthm jatltl Mtllltotl hint u p , in R U lrin g : tlolph’. .nc«d us hm ox tw S in net rewritten ilaily. Have it, “ Von back' ItOie all stthte.' t'lic le S a n t? " * knoto. The earn er is itue in'i inutm sl i " V e s ." replied th e e n g in e e r, "U n c le S am let m e g o York Sumliiv tml ■w“fHd h a :hy ii Ailil. a linns-ty mini, a pneii I fro m th e re lo c a tio n c e n te r ." E u^ y ' . ' Ch" ’** cCtlwnril I i n xnmil rafe; u ............. . avia-1 “ Ypu O.K. w ith U n cle S am s u re n o w ? " p e rs is te d th e ' t ion; tlOltJ . Ifll lit 11( 4 HKADl) 11AItTKItS. KITH AIK liml anyone who. with a short, of M . jf . . . mvenlotion. te a . O .K . w ltfi Illicit* h a m ." |ieiTelve.| cIv»*,I a moment ago that tin"W ell, >*011 O .K ., w ith U ltclc S Sum . y o u O .K. w ith m e," FOKCK. PIIILlI’PlNKS, (Spa, woihl is nniml. w elcom e re p ly , "Y ou com e live w ith m e in m y e in li—-John D. WiHolruff, 112 Mary l^,\ worthy. War veteioi.s who are iiiuthli* to olitniii.inr* o, l.mhllitv- materi nl* for new homes xhonl.l write their congressmen ami tell them they want something .lone iihoill It, ami how. If (tie govimtnent will encourage people to work, insleml of paying them net to. these things can he provhh‘,1 til •heit enter. •r ________ Preshlent Tinman has emlorse,l the . merutU of the Atiny nnU Navy Into a single Pepartmenl of National Defense. Kvrept for the fuel that the nil forces wnl In. (itare,I on a purity with the two ohler services, we enn't se;’ notch ■nils outage in—the pm|to*ei| unification They were supposed In tie all under one nunumnder* In-chief anyway, the President of the United .Slates. -t We sometime- wnudei if folk* eVer u'iillie tlutt we too orenstmtuily fall to get mil impel We guess we tunerrihe to mure new** taper* than anyone else In town; iftow iiom then fafltne to arrive now ami then that they loo are having then troubles. Some of them in fart have fallel to puh* Huh al all for several week- at a lime. The Herald hasn’t misse l a puhltcnlhm date In more years Ihun we rnie to remember: Inn we have our fingeix rntssetl. • m s if s i., O' * Beautiful -Scenic Hand-Paints All Silk and Wool Lined $5.00 * 3 7 A ll wool g re e n fe lt co v er. R o o m f o r e ig h t p lay er* w ith in d iv id u a l uah tra y h , g ln aa h o ld e rs flt)d c h ip • b in a. , ’ . :• v i—M •, -At •#•»«*' ROBSON SPORTING GOODS I !* i B * L - P 6 r k in s r"~V “Correct Men's Wear'* (M M K N afM M IkflfN M W tinM M M afM fK alA K M M I IWWIUMIICACWNMUMMWWaKMWWWMIWMaMa CHOOSE YOUR k V CHRISTMAS GIFT l K NOW * a*« •w iV HAMILTON 17 Jewel Watcher* ....... ........ 60.50 0 BULOVA 17 Jew eh 44.00 15 Jewela ......... 41.00 v» Septic' Tankn. Concrete Fence Pont, Well Curlm and Properly M^rkcra ELGIN 15 Jewels .... 36.30 it- Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co. 7 JeweU ............... 30.80 WALTHAM 15 Jewela . 7 Jewel* ..................... .. Rhone 1241 TUnford, Florida. HOME TOWN ... 36JO .... 30.80 > sF L-U» ~— BEN RUH. Men's l^ird Nelson 14 K(. Yellow Gold 17 Jewela ...... —L 91S0 BENRUS, Men's Golden Prince ‘ I4K1. Red Gold, 17 Jew eh ........ :T{ ^ ‘ With so many vetciaii* re tu rn ­ ing from foreign service th ese days whew many o f them Isccume crack, shots, this w-iuld tw an o p ­ portune lime In -organise u rifle L* club for youngster*. The AmerirAn tseglon use.1 to have such a Club before the war. and many ■B a boy who leamesl to shoot under the splendid lutelate of (ieotge ^ Clock lived to thank hi* lucity for a hunter** eye in the of New Guinea or lh» ■row* ot Niwmtndv. AmUa*» la plentiful « r a , gum _ *avallabt*. Why not teach the Wy» to ahoatT NEW. SILK KNITS 51.00 306 East Firut St. (W Block KnM nf P.O.) t ’nnrretf Pipe, Building Block*, Heady-mixed Concrete, lie in a u g u ra te d at a n warty d a te If R econstruction F in an ce f o r pOrnlion aid can tie g u titain ed . ruch a line wxMltd f u r m th cheap tra n s |iu rta ilo u fu r m any of th e product* uf th is a re a tike c itru s concentrates w hich ra n l>c moved ■lowly a s effectively as by m o te ra p id iru n sp u rta tim i. MANHATTAN SUPERBA SUGAR - SPICE REGAL WEMBLEY BOTANY PALM BEACH TIE-LON $1.00 - $1.50 - $2.00 - $2.50 CONCRETE PRODUCTS ‘WTn* ^riKah ft 1^*all’l ll fa'§ .4 a11 ,¥ ‘f P lw I rttl Hl1 I’l l l l i c i*■t«! “qsyfls “ * ** n N a t war project* fur Sanford Include a first Mom tuvsnla broad new bousing pre­ fer negroes together with park* ami recreational a oewage dlpo^J plant »r development of Fort Park atl tha way U tha <r Hotel aa well as the (ion of the Lain Fra and Park Avenoa lhe or a rwereaUoM cansuitable location, PORTA-POKER TABLE joined . 1042. Sgt. Woodruff, who haAllied prosecutors are planning tit finish their cn-c* against the M m ,*sBu £ t :f c r s S S s ,fiUAi5JS£, ~ : tSextupn mid tlie Nail Security . K Polite When the interna lions I ' military court reconvenes on i uiniHMl riiruit proilucln im* , * V 'S lT . * u , nntt \ i u Jail. 2. The prtt*erular* estimnio minrnl UMiixy S|ioki*j*mrn for lh*1 . " • Uw \ r!lrnff that all the evidence against 21 Industry In lakeland ex|ws-t a n ( J ' >*• Woo,,ruff' war tenders' and a half ihnen ahnouneenient fmm Washington | N ad orgunir.altons will he wound momentarily making the removal u p .at the end of January. < effective Monday. Cannery p rices' lioth . oranges and grapefruit A ft'vr uf the Amcticiin p u t s * - , ,for ____ . ~ . , -, ■u in t- let ii rued to the Kuilei! : have weakened In the past week. Itemnvnl uf ceilings is mil ex­ Stales fat the holidays pected tn bulkier these price*. I P lv ip k li uf a liarge line cuniiecting S a n fo n t w ith H altinuire loam b rig h te r as Chnm l’t r nf t'umnim ,e uffirial* comoi w ith shipp in g in te re sts in Jark sn n v illa A D V E R T IS E D — OPA PRICED NEWS vs ¥ V LANDAU, Men's 17 Jewel Incabloc, waterproof, anti-mogneltc 44.0f CHALET. Ladles’ Golden Duchess 14Kt. Red Gold. 17 Jew eh, anti-magnetle --------- ---------------- 55.00 BENRUa Ladles' Golden Precise as tim e Itself . . . Red Gold, 17 Jew eh ii» 'i w w s m iHt 71^0 "J.!,*/ Men's Pocket W atches — Just Received - .1 HAMILTON 17 Jeweh WALTHAM 7 Jeweh ELGIN 7 J e w e h _____ o > ELGIN IT J e w e h __ _ ELGIN IS Jeweh _____ .. w e All prices include Federal • i t Tal •• ,\ rj* % , A » W -J •T : v r x i . Sty}. * �* 1* FgJDA.Y, H8CEMH ^ i m m L i i U - 1 u li W 2 1 . tS 4 5 $ocial And Society Edllort Cecelia Truluck THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Personal JOHN IVEY introduced AIR. and TERRACE TALK The opening of the Seminole Country Club was the outstanding social event of the season . . . J h e supper was delicious . . . W E IL POWEI.l. and orchestra club wus pocked with enetaNEI provided good music . . the club ■r jvas packet! with enthusiastic peo­ ple . . . ami everyone seemed to l>u having the Ulna of their live* . . . Included in Uie X imvI sports lisU would certainly be MR, and MKS. K. A, NEWMAN, MR. mid MRS. Wi C. HILL, MR. and MRS. ED MEISCH. MR. and MRS. AL LEE, LIEUT, nnd MRS. KENNE iil n ACKER, MIL and MRS. * ’RED WILSON. MIL and MRS. ~V . A. LEFFLKU, MU. and MRS. HARRY TOOKE. DR. and MRS. A. W. EPPS. . DR. uml MRS. FINCHER MCDANIEL. DR. and MRS. ORVILLE TU R K S. MR. and MRS. ROY HOLLER. MR. and MRS. W. R. DYSON . . . MIL A. E. YOWELL seemed to bo having a joyou* time . hr truly Imd the Ynlolido fcplrit . .' . tho Fifty Associnte* felt right at homo eating MIL HATHAWAY’S ^ u p e r lmrl>ci|uc . . . D E N N Y ^•HAAiPAGNK, and that is 111* name, who is pro at lire Dubsdread ('lull in Orlumlo wus-feeling pretty morose about the whole affair Irecause Dubsdreml ditl not take ml vantage of the opportunity of Inking the club over . . . th<y •lid Hot think a success could he made of it . . .-and he saw thnt II they limited wrong for once , Activities P e r so Open Evenings Til Christmas Morris’ - Entertain Sanford Cub Scouts Miss Betty Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Moore, has returned front Tallahassee to Mr. and Mr*. Herman Morris spend the holiday* with her p a r­ of 1728 Locust Avenue enter, ent*. tallied the Cub Scouts Den Five Miss Vesta Ann White is ex­ with n hot rake supper cooked at the outdoor kitchen last eve­ pected to arrive Saturday to visit ning at their home. Games wen* her aprents, Mr. nnd Mrs. O. E. played during the evening and White, She i* a student at the John Ammon presented each boy University of North Carolina. with it cookie mam Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat has left Those attending were: Melvin Fleischer, Wally Jerald, John fo r Selma, Ala. where she wa* Ammon, - Terry Cordell, Henry called because of the llluesa of Cordell, Jack Schtrnrd, Bobby her daughter-in-law Mr*. F. E. Morris, George ............. Harden, Ernie Roumlllat III. ....... Georg* Morris, mancot, nnd J. D. llighRamon Reel S l ,c (ART) is leyman, Jr., a guest. expected home Mindny from Cor­ nu* Christ), Texas to spend the holiday* with hi* parent* Mr. and Mrs. Watson- Reel. Birth of ChrTflf Time 7:30 — Dec. 23 We are very sorry thnt some folk h a d to stand at our program last year—please come early in order to get a sent. Every one-Invited. Mr*. L. If. Sarkett, mother of Rav. Milton It. Snckett of West F irst Street, i* confined to the Omnge General Hospital in Or­ lando becuuHe of critical illness. --------7 " : -------- Tlic .1 *1 Cor. 12lh & I-aurcI A«ve. K. I. Wright, ptuilor 8l*en 2 to 16 , g*98~ 3 ’9 8 ALL WOOL CARDIGANS J .9 8 — 4*98 m -*■ Boys* Brushed Wool Sweaters in Cardigan Styles, Sizes 2 to 12 • -i 98«»a -98 a. - B reathlessly opetls y n u r g ift and find s a b eau tifu l rube n r luvely pajamas. Mow eoni|iletely feminine is this printed* rayon quilted robe in baby pastels—how appealing altil pretty this pair of soft, floral-designed pajamas. * * 1• When you give her dainty femininities, '* * *.. / , " %- you're giving her the girt she loves. *' BUFFALO, New York. Dec. 21 — Before you hung up tlm1 tleto# for your CHnilmnI party, you’d better consider lh" ) warning of Health Cammisslgner I Francis Froncsak of Buffalo. He | says that kissing under tbs mi* ‘sto*. may cause respiratory ) disease*. And then, of course. Glare’s always tha strain on one'* I heart, - _ i ■ ______ j j - . _ - — t J * /— i - ' A i Tv ieI iccc pajam a in flora) print­ ed loyon. Pink <T. til li e . 3 ' 98 Giilttcl rpy„n -atin bninging l ulu'with of s ji i n y s flower*. SWEATERS AND SKIRTS GROW ON rilRISTMAS TREES and they’re just as coloriul! Classic slipovers and cardigans in marvelous soft colors. Christmas Night LOOK <>FT! M f W hut ti itcrfvctly wonderful Christmas it will he for her when she i. Robert 'V.|ihon uml It. A. New- Mr*. I*. II. TrpniiV Mr#* man. Ji., entertained la*t eve­ Alt Inau, Mrs. Kick Gillespie, ning with a Christman cocktail Mr*. Bruce Laney, Mrs. Thutna* inrty which wa* given in the Kirkland, Mrs. Everett Matidin. atteis home ut f>00 Grandview jwul Mrs. Rohley Bruce. Avenue, The living room of tho Alsu Mr. and Mr*. Henry Newman residence - was beauti­ Wight, H. Mr. and Alts. Mulfully decurnied for the Yuletide ndm Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. season with Brazilian pepper, David Smith, Mr. and Mr*. Icgusirum, .and a lighted tree. Sterling Bolling, Air. nnd Aft's* The rontrni allrarlinn wa* tho W. M. Thigpen. Jr., Mr. and mantel doeuration which consist­ Mrs. Gene Hurrlsuu, Mr. and ed of silvered legustrum and Alls. Dan Mitt hem. Mr. uudi berries intermingled with silver Airs. John Courier, Jr., Mr. and nnd red light* nnd highlighted Airs. Clyde H int. Mr. nnd Airs, with an arrangement of large J. L. Hurl. Jr.. Mr. amt Air-, while bell* which hung uliovc Billy Yihleu, Mr. and Alt'. James the mantel containing red lights. Higgins, Lieut, Col. uml Mis. The guest* were greeted at tho Charles Lett*. Mr. nnd Alt * door Ly the hosts who were an- Frank Woodruff. Ml. Air. an I sis ted liy Mrs. it. A. Newmnn Air-. L. II. Alcl.eod. Jr., Air. nn.), and Mrs. W. A. Adams. Tho .Mrs. .lean Adams, Mr. and Mrs guests assembled in the living i' lillinm Zachry, Jr.. Air. and room’ and progressed >to the Airs. Malcolm Miller. Air. nnd dining loom where- they wore , iMis, Cliurles McCIung. Air. am! served from a .beautiful silver J Hdr*.— Edward—Biggin*; J r r Vr appointed table laid with ijnnd Alts. W. A. Adams, -md lace cloth., , Air. and Airs. Burrell Hudgins. | Those invited were: Mis* Also Al Wallace. Joe AleCnslili, Mnrllm Wight. Miss Oleila Dyson, McKay Truluck, W alter Haynes, Mis* E lizabeth' Dynon, -AID* Hruce Boll, Richard Deo*, -lira'.Elise Hutchinson. Mis* Doii* toil Perkins, ,lr.. flnm lr WindHall, Mi's Jessie Durden, Miss ilnn. Jr., Itolicrt Cmuell, Jr.. Joyce Whlddon, Miss Margaret Jim I y Brownlee. Ailliui ill ji-i Reitz, Miss Imulse Perkins, Miss mm. George Kick. Rolieit AIt Ann Wiggins. Miss Martha Per- Jlinn, Gene Tinker, Jume IV irkins,. Miss Helen . Hutchinson1• J*ot, Allwrt Kitls. mid Lieut Col. M iss" Estelle Hurt, and Ml rvfym-k Taiigemnu. Alsu Airs. Niclmlsoo Ashby, Cecelia T r u l u c k . _______ _ 1 6AOMM 1/c Joe Davis of Bruns­ wick. Maine Is home on furlough with hi* parent* Mr. and Mr*. S. J. Davis at 7 H) Myrtle Ave­ Announced nue. will arrive from the We»t Cou* . Program .......... .. .. . . , next week and will !«• tho guestFor X m a s Service a ? holiday* i r . / w " ' .nnd ”! $ 5$ ? K 1 spend the with; Mr. The .Sunday school ol Hie First >ert S tr‘ home In* M syfai'r/'****"'* ul th*‘i,' | home lu’a r.' Hlbiscu* Court. Presbyterian Church will piese-it .Mayfair. and Mrs. Hie annual Clnislimis Candlelight K. Ihtush F. T-; Lieut. F. J. Richter of tha „II., Mr*. r It,,sin, and l* rvUc Sunday at 7MKI I'M. and Barton C. H11",' a special rci|ue.-t' has I con made Army Air Corps is home for a lit Hii-uch .Miami Heuih .Miami. ,..1 that tlm»« who | Ian to .orship If' day furlough from Midland, guVst* of Mr. ami Mr*, t linili* | with' ..., Uie , ciingiegdtiou ...................... .lie ........ . guest* seated• Tr'/.ts, and i* visiting his parents. Tyler ut their 'prior to the starting time. Thef Mr. and Mra. H . F. Richter at Lake. jllev. K. I). Brownlee, pastor, and their home on West First Kirov, J. A. Risllinr, aiipri inlenileut, . , . Friepds of Air*. Broilie Wil- huve extenileil Invitations not nn'y Mr. ,anrt Mrs. William Hush I Bums will regreT to learn that to those on Uie ehurvli rm ter In.', __ — . . . . — 1 she has recently undergone nn also to friends of Uie ehurvh. operation nt thu Fernald-lamgliioM Tin- cast <>f rliuraclers for lb.Memorial Ijnspilul. She is still confined to the hospital but t- scenes depirtilig Uie loilli of Christ ini- ns follows: Alnry, Ito.- i I i-ecuperatlng nicely! Coke Boyle, Joseph. David Mil.ej Tommy Men, will arrive tn- Mltelcheh Wise Men, Tommy | morrow from .Memphis. Tetm. Andes, (.’larenrv Clause, lien y, where he is stationed nnd will Womack; Hheplirnls, Bobbie A slr spend a s h o r t. leave with hi* Itixlman Bromley, Jume- Krider, AieCall; Angels, Put parents. Mr. ami Mrs. P; A. Mere Edward Dunn. Martha Ann Cameron, | at their home tin Silver Ijike. Mary Grace Hobby Carol Ale* Lieut. Col. and Mra. Jolm C. Ni-ill, Alai gm et Atiwire. Ninny McCurnin of Tampa will he. the Robb, Dede Shul'oii, Kliniln-i li I guests for a few ilaya of Ait. Woodruff. The music tis-gyiute I 1and Airs. A. Held Mann. Lieut. with the Christum- season will Col. AlcCurnin ha* recently re­ bo sung by the young people's ceived hi* discharge after serv- choir. Tills organization ImliiJes Diul Boyle, llonu Lou Harper, ing three year* in Europe. Irene .Greene, (‘siolyn Patrick, Mr. nn I Mr*. C. D. Hljrhlev- Fenny Wallace, Allan Helzel, J msn und children Joan and C. D. I). Fite, Lydian Boyle, June Ruse . Jr. of South Bend. Indiana hav- Dutton, petty Hunter, Carol .It-nn I arrived to rpend the holiday* Meriwether, Hetty June Wilke. 1 with M n and D .-U lfn; Mary—Helen FITc, Annh Corley, layman a t their home BAS Val­ Frunces f'niili. Herman Gann, Stanley Bromley. Haight Peck, encia Drive. W alter Smith, and David Howard. • Mr*, lleln-rid Evans, cadet Tho group is directed by Air-. nurse at .Tampa Municipal llos George Tnuhy who will id*" *«• at pttal, is egpecled to arrive thi- the console of tlic organ. Soloist- from Uie adult rlinir weekend to spend the holUlav with her parrnts, Mr. and Mi to aslst with the musical lorticn | K. Z- Johnson, Sr^ on We»t Firs >t the i- 'tram will la- Dick Ai.(tract. ‘cen anil Mr*. C. C. Blanc, Jr, Afls» * "n Lovell who has prew-nred ns violin soloist Mr. and Mr*. George K. Well* louslv apd Miss Gladys Well* are leuv h will play "<) Little I III" • ing Saturday for Haeford, N. « r n w n n f ethlehem." alter* they will visit Air. ami Mrs. Ben Currie und family. Al r. I Wells will return Wednesday bu. M n. Walls snd CRsdy* will n • main until after the first of the DANCE I year. _______ Brushed Rayon Cardigans o lobert Wilson And R.A. Newman, JrM Entertained Guests W ith Holiday Party j WARM SWEATERS Toast warm, finely k n it of 100 S wool in lovely coloraof Maize,. Copenhagen, Navy or Bright Red. ; S \m Tops for Christmas gift-giving! SUPOVERS Feminine Vision Sheer Loveliness W n~a l s Dr. and Mra, William II. Cros­ by oT^ Jamestown, N. V. and Curl Crosby of Falconer, N. S’, are guest* of relative* In San­ ford, . ' . . CHRISTMAS PARTY IS GIVEN BY MRS. BRUCE I*ANEY AND MRS. J. W. ALTMAN tMrk. Hruce Ijmey and Mr*. J. Miss Carol Stone, Miss L ouie) W. Altman entertained Wednes- Perkins. Miss Lctmbelle llugaii,j day afternoon in the lntt«r‘» and Miss CeceRii Truluck. home 2404 Oak Avenue between Also Mrs, L. II. AtcLeml Jr., HW Lours 4:dO to 0:00 1*. M. with Mi,-. .Juud Merrimioi. Mrs, latrry a Christmas party. Mr*. Bruce Adkitison, Mrs. Jean Adams. Mi A. . . wearing — „ _a black and whip John Tntunii Mr*. Rohley lit tie.', Douglas Garner who it station­ Laney, ed a t Langley Held, Va. i* home fnile gown, and Mrs. Altman,) Mis, Charles McCIung, Airs. Jui k wearing a rose fitted taffeta Hull. Mrs. W. Dietrichs. Mr-. for the holiday*. own, received the guests nt the .Malcolm Higgins, .Mrs. \V. E. Ibid i*or and were assisted by Mra, son, Mrs. Herbert Moses, Mrs. Mr. and Mi-s. H arry Joe Minarik left yesterday for Atlanta It. L. Cornell, wenring black lace, James (’. Higgins, Mrs. T. F. Allami Mr*. E. H. Laney, n n>»e Daniels. Mrs. Orville Harks. Mrs and rortam outh, Va. lace gown. The living room wa* II. N. Ashby, Mrs. Lyrnn Fox, beautifully decorated with nr- Mrs. Malcolm Miller, Mrs, itj-k! Mrs. C. F. Robson has a* her rangements of Brazilian pepper, Gillespie and Mrs. \V. U.* ZnetiYv! jests Ihl* week Mr. nnd Mi *! candles, ami multi-colored Christ­ Jr. U Duncan of Toledo, Ohio. mas ornament*. Also Mrs. James t’rnpps, Mr , The dining room table was laid Frank Ray. Mrs. William Tldg-, Mis* Lyda Yarbrough of Tam­ pa Is visiting her aunt, Mrs, wuih a Medclrn lace cloth and pen Jr.. Mrs. Wallace Pit ill ipit. D. Eaton nt 4lK Magnolia centered* with an attractive a r­ Mrs. Lester I'iiillips, Mr*.' Ld-j rangement of cryatul ball* and wind Higgins Jr., Mrs. , Butrell Avenue during tha. holidays.' Bazilinn |*enpcr flanked by low Hudgins, Mrs. Jolm Edward Hig­ candlestick* holding rod gins, Mrs. Henry Wight 11, Mrs. SgL Albert Fittg has nrrived silver taper*. Mr*. R. R. Dea*. Mr*. Thomas Kirkland, .Mrs. Charles from Aberdeen Proving Ground, .......... Roy Holler and Mr*. Karl lloy ltetts, Mr*. P. M. lluddli-slur. * ‘h* ‘in "‘alion ed. M'■d* where presided at the punch bowl. The Mr*. Sterling Bolling, Mrs. .lame Mi*a B itty C«rrodl hn* arrived side table was decorated with an Henry Dyson. Mrs. Hurry Joe' arrangement -of paper plant anJ Minurik. Mrs. Sum Martina. Mr-. home from Sttllini College nt* tall candlesticks holding lvd'inm l- Mills Boyd. My*. William Gii-j Briatol, Va. w here she is a stu ­ nionr, Mrs. Bose Anderson. Mrs. les. dent. Those invited were: Mis* Don* J. I- Hurt Jr., Mr*, Clyde H im .I Miss .Ruth Largcnt nnd Miss Hall. Mis* Oledu Dyson, Mis* Mrs. P. II. Tepsic, Mrs. At. A Mary Gray are a t bomo in Long- Elizabeth. Dyson, Miss Margaret l.effler Jr., ,Vlr*. William Basil, Mrs. Harry Bower and Alts. .Mel­ wood from Tallahassee for the Reitz, Miss Barbara lluprcchl, ton Yrlvingtun. \ ChriRtmaa holiday*. of 0 . W. SPENCER who aided in tanking the drive for the. club successful . . , some of tho com­ mittee* menfbcr* cutting neat step* were: V,. A. MORRISON, JULIUS DINGFELDER, B. I„ PERKINS, ANDREW CARRA* WAY. W. V. BITTING. ANDREW STINE, JOHN MEISCH, GF.ORGM THURSTON, HAROLD HAST* NEH, GORDON BRISSON, J . I*. RIDGE. F. E. BOLUS. GEORGE A. STINE, H. M. WATSON. DR. A. W. R U C K E R , HUGH C. WHELCHEL and GEORGE A. SPEER . . . Two* good to.see so many hometown men back after being a w a y . . . C H A R L E S BETTS. ALBERT FITTS, FRANK [IRANAN, MAL MILLER, ANDY CARRAWAY, ROBERT MJLSON, CENE H A R R I S O N , ••HAP'* FLEMING. BOBBY NEWMAN. HARRY ROBSON. RORERTALT-. MAN. JIM HIGGINS. . . . and many others. The ravishing women . . . nh yes ; . . MRS. W. A. ADAMS in yellow . ..MRS. JAMES OHAPPS In black and white nrlnt . . . MRS. JIM HIGGINS in the cutest black *atin openwork hat and Mr, and Mr*. Clinton McBride JG 8EPIIIN E MCDANIELS wear. have returned to their home after Ing a atunnlng lapel pin and ear­ spending some time In Georgia ring* to match . . . C.E.T. because of the illness of hi* moth­ er. CHRISTMAS DRAMA , . PACE FIVE Tele, No. 148 AIKS. ED WHITNliH to the guest* Social Calendar and also paid tribute to- the- Work . THURSDAY Reunion of tho Seminole High School of 1034 'till meet at '■•30 o'clock a t tha Palm* ami Pines ties lam ant. All husband* Ami yivu* are ln\Itcd u> attend, “ ’or ia*ervptlons telephone Mrs. John Courier, Jr., a t liliil-J or Mrs. J. A. I'omler it 10 W wt Six* leenth a t 409-W. V Dec. 25 _ Pavilion Cardigan ail wool Kweaters Size.s 34 io 46 I.9H Silpovi>r all wool nweaters, S iz« 34 to 40 ’.......... 3.11H S kirts in pleated and gored styles, wool nnd rayon in Plaids or Solids 3.00 to K.ilk Sizes 26 to 36 CattMadaga, Florida Admission 36c (Incl. (ax) ■- • -•"I * -V j i \ I, • m - ■ /'I 'D r.TV«riT7T7.n ; i m .An - V i • , - I r �I \ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, ISIS TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Miami University Ahd Hbly Cro4s Single Wing System With Variations SIGNS SHOW I'XltU AND I'OSTEIIS 0 —Dee’s Sigrn Service -i (O. D. LANDRESS) Phone 1021 10S N. Palmetto Ave, M ay The BLESSINGS OLDSMOBILE and the HAPPINESS HEALTH he yours at CHRISTMAS and in Ihe CADILLAC NEW YEAR ■Doth Miami mid Holy Cronr MIAMI. Fia, Doc. 2f. (Upeclnlll for l^ieir «W#n*ive» ami uu.ii lut* HOLLER MOTOR SALES come up with a team which lost one name, f'nrli hns scoretl pi •very name It played this Fall, /ir three tallies. However the secret of their autress, in addition to able per­ sonnel, lies in the fuel that wnile both uses the single wing lot Its basic plays, click has many variations and udaptanons. Miiirni, in addition, used the double winw so devastntinifly it defeated Clemson and has even gone into tiio T once or twice. In the etusing games of the season, the H urri­ canes emfCoyed variations u.id other surprises In their - single wing which baffled Michigan Stale, North Carolina State and Auburn so successfully that them three elevens yielded 7.1 points to the Hurricanes. Holy Cross will have trouble trying to figure out u defense for the Hurricane* who showed plenty of,* versatility as th-y scoreil on purft returns,. Intercept’" cd passes und plays from scrim­ mage in those iliree games an.I had Hurry fihntil, itoh How man, AI Hudson. Jno Kridl, Don Jones r.lid Vie Mell account for their scoring. M umi resumed practice for the Holy Cross gams on Dee. It) and planned D> workouts before tak­ ing on Holy Cross. Starling the 'veil: of Do-. 21, itfler school ha « dismissed for the ChrDima* holi­ days, the Hurricanes will wmrU •■ut racl afternoon, thus Joint; their drilling at tha smno time of the day the game Is played. S’nce the H urricanei piny their i-egular season 'games at .night. It will ho thoir first nnntnrnnr • In n day rum s when *hey play on New Years i f tor noon. McKlNNBY DISCHARGED Pvt. I rlnre Mcwir tev. Jr., lleute t, Ro* 218, hn« been dis­ charged froBt’ the Arm-- Air Frrrca ul the Drew Fiold Separa­ tion Ba«n. Tampa McKinney earved nine month* in tb> Army. Tilnr tn entering ill" .ervi'-e. ha w . employed i < the farm ing industry. TALKING 7 1 'R fcS FAIRYLAND L O N D O N , Die. 22, </jv . Chrutm as tentlvitlo* nlicndy are underway in f in a l UBtuln, und m the joy o f th e s'euaon, irn d itrannl limnr-flr rank that .-.«>hTite royalty from the common folk fade nwnr. At nuckiiiuham Paliue, k in g tieorge dHiiced with (ho wife of un umlcr-butler, und Queen Eli.ubeth danced, with Tier jag-.. And the I’uluee diet whirled , r.nccse Elizabeth j»:min<| the hullroom floor. * . A MIA NY N. Y., Dee. 82, (/!*)— Fairyland** children, llanxcl and firrtel, .~hnuld have known Wil,inm ttw yrr. 1 \tlh their yen for .>yeet iliinga Uicy woultl IK-1 with pride itver the night lota mart of n feed company. The other night he turned Intn n living lollypofv A *pinot of 11 7,1)00 gallon tank car of molnsec* got loose and the sticky imbstunVe roVercil him from head l i foot. A ■ for DwyCr himself, n« w;i. lot the time Iming—probably , t most stuck-up pcr.-im in Al­ bany. . _____ 410 Sanford Ave. XMAS HOLIDAY SPECIALS BEGINNING DEC. 20 THROUGH THE XMAS HOLIDAYS H a r w o o d ’s - I m p o r t c d W h is k e d / P i n t s 4 .0 4 4 - 5 fi.»)0 Tls>n . fT i-n n lrlin " X m as Packages 2 B o ttle s Seagram 7 Whiskey » Seagram Ancient Gin. J Iieublens Dry Martini Cock­ tails 4-5 for 3.90. LIQUERS Allen Dixie King Corn 4-5 was $5.75 now Pints 1.95 4-5 2.95 $4.45 ' . . ___ BRANDIES Apricot - Peach or Spanish Blackberry Liquors was ?5,00 now 1-5 3.95 4-5 for 3.95 Peace - Apricot . CHAMPAGNE Grape 4-5 3.95 each Gold Seui 4-5 3.95 Padre; n 4-5“ "3.55 H FFR ’CASE O lf HALF Ccssaci Courtesy f’ASE LOTS. 4*5 3.95 PLENTY DIFFERENT !lfl p ro o f KINDS OF GIN & WINES Virgin Wool Fatdnafor* -Top* forW intor H aadiquaret — Young or Sophlitlenfod Scarfs—Wall Groomed Rayon* V 3¥ j ^ .9 5 up Wrap her up in warmth and com­ fort and you'll- be the perfect Santa all year long. \ LACE TRIMMED and Multi-fllumcnt rayon in tenro«c. The perfect g ift for the woman In your life. FOR CHILDREN ROCKING HORSE .... 5.75 ROCKING CHAIRS BEAUTIFUL HANDBAGS jj.95 up F o r jjfVwLfa Kelly h»« *»*rn nd -the solution to your gift problem in our sparkling collection of exciting styles. ■pecUllxiog In plud tax * GIFT BLOUSES pint of the hollduy highlights in glkmoroui gifts fbr her. WOOL BLANKETS compoundingtir o * ----- ingredients with one Idea in mind — foughno**. So today’s tough Kellys arc no surprise. They're TOUCH because of the Kelly . Amiorubber tread and the Kelly * fatigue• proof, heat-resisting BILLFOLDS ...........£ .9 5 to J.95 GIFT P Stafford’s Service Station Decorative, beautiful pictures will brightun your home. Cor. 2nd & Hanford Phono 9130 After four dark Christmases, the blessed light of peace once more begins to shine in’a still troubled world . . . though the pathway ahead is rough, on this we pause in our journey to give thanks to the Prince of Feaci . and to share with one anbtper the finest fruits of that peace the joy/ul gathering with' loved ones o f family and friends. . -• ..Vi * ' if * l. ■ y I .W Nice .while nurf#. guy prints; smart tor her tailored suit! QUILTED and CHENILLE ROBES TAILORED SLIPS |,98 Solids, flowering prints, lively plaids; to flatter her! natuPaiy TOUdttj f 1.49 Give her a warm, versatile fascinator, toft ai.d pretty. �I A .......... V THE 8 ANFORp HftRALpi SA N m i l l ) FUVrfljM RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Real Estate Sale#—d e n tils —Mortgage Taiana Dependable Insurance and Bond# Thone 960 Room 4,* Florida Slate Bank Bulding YOUR H O M E MERCHANTS A SK V O U to "B U Y A T H O M E '* IVoyineetoWiV For Your Christinas HA HIT Supply and Hunting Trips — See lilaya aii im)ior\o’ni-|iiirl oi everyone s aUcije Bill's Package Store and Bar. 112 W. 1st. l . j p r Hl t h , * o p p o iit* - V ii Wm irotV r R e g in a ld u n d l t i t a G oode •In Three-act My*leny Thriller “JEALOUSY" Hv Eugene Wuiter Play ran . two years on , Broadway Tonight - Friday - Sulurday 8:46, P.M-. Tin* habit of being well Kroonied should he .started early in life . . . /» Phone 880 Phone R e s e rv n ijo n • In (he m e an tim e............... % Buy More Honda % VICTORY! IIO E. 2nd \VANTED. Hoofing utul painting ** work of nil kind. Reliable men nvailablo now . SANFORD PAINT ft GLASS CO.. 117 So. Park. Phone 3113. Lost and Found d'OR FOUND: All white dog with dark hames*. Phono 22L-J. sAife- COMPLETE Uroller Plant capMLL up with ketweene und nblu of handling ;UKI • 400 HELP WANTED oil. . * fryer* a week up to uu ngv II. II. WIPE CO., INC. of l $ - A3 . weeks. Approxi­ mately 2000 chickens 5 to 16 GIRL for soda Fountain nt Ijiii U8ED varuuiu cleaner in ax* ey’a Drug Store. Part llino or week* old. Dressing machine. m llent cooditlw . Room 400 Make roe a cash offer. 22l)5 Atlantic Rank Bldg. • | Sanford Ave. phone 024. FOUNTAIN girl*. Apply Shi r W b FARMS FOR SALE—One Service, Sanford Navul i Station. 8 acres, tiled land, i good well; IN t for your iru 2 story house. 1 ra r garage. *r Homer’* Soda Shop 4 mol house, 300 ft. West m Lake Monroe l’« it Office. ,Ono und *teno' —5 ncres, all tiled, good well. It Al l ...BAV.„ wine*. - Hfic- q u art- EXPERT bookkeeper Write Rnx BO; era story house.' 2 story bafn, MT - Homer’* Soda Shop. Herald. *tuling age, experience mite west on Orange Boule­ and salary expected. * vard. J. W. Bell. I-ake Monroe, TRAILERS - 3 /4 ton, ull steel, two wheel trailer* in stock it Phone 15. all time* • Speedy Sale* A SerROOFING -■ Brand new, solid ■unistresses c'xpi-rienri'd and in­ aluminum sheet roofing. Vexperienced, Perm an cut wink SERVICE STATIONS i-ffnii* and, snap lock style*. Piiomoffered. Working conditions Wire-Write a t ones! Fulsnwlder \V« have in slock now - NOR­ arc cxcrllenl in a well lighted Mfg. A Distributing Co., P.O. WALK TRUCK TIRES in these and ventilated plunl. Ad­ ■ox It-tfi I, U10 Lancaster Drive, sizes: joining restaurant where lun­ nun x 20 H2r> x 20 1 luu x 24 Orlunilo. •■hone 21730. ches may hv nlituidt-d. Forty nno x 20 uno x 20 1200 x 24 hour- week. Monday through 700 x 20 1000 x 20 Friday. Life insurance pro­ 1100 x 20 vided without cost. Bus ser­ SHEET Music, popular a u d 7fgl x 20 vice from Snnford und Or­ standard, book music und music Also a good stock of truck tubes. A.M. Prevail Seville. Fla. lando. Apply In person H instruction books nt The Music NORWALK DISTRIBUTOR plant, i’unnvtowii Togs, Cas­ Box in the Princess Theater selberry, Fla. Phone 2104 . fryers, DAGUE Dinner Bell Chimes *20 HENS, pullets. B ill. ft $25; waterproof wrist TRUSTWORTHY colored couple Mury, Fla. * watches, stainless steel case wanted to live on plan*. Good ^ n m l automatic*. f&O ft $55; SOCIAL Stationery In lovely koftt people lb work for and per­ character dials, fipe selection. manent job and home if quali­ pastel shades. Coleman's, 114 $0.00: leather goods' of all fied. Can use one or both now. Magnolia. description; fine selection of Phono 4206, Orlando. book ends. W. E. Kader, NEW Rcmiilgton Electric 3Jeweler. btailn razor $20. Stafford’s r e t u r n i:n v e t e r a n s Service Station, GET SECURITY NOW W ECO It DS - All the. Intcst ptipu- 6-DOOR reach-la initor. OPPORTUNITY UNI.IMITED Jitr*. string music and album ’orcelaJn FIRESTONE STORES lias good act* for Christmas gift* ut stainless steel, Gxb*2. Ideal position open now for salesman. vnur music store, The Music for grocery,- restaurant or Hturtlng salary conintenauroUBox in tile Princess Theatsr hunt tug lodge. Box K' c / j 'with your ability. Previous oxBldg. _ ____ _______ Herald. perlenre desirable but not esxi'nUaL Apply by letter only, staling lKI.'S red coat size 12; oil IP.’tS DOlHiE Sedan cheup. Ptioue age ami experience. painting*. I l l E. 21st SL FIRESTONE STORES OKE Girl's bicycle. Phone C77. 111 K. 1st. ST. SLAB wood, $2.00 loud, cut up slab wood, $3.00 strand, no TWO BEDROOM home in May- BUSINESS SERVICE fair subdivision. Includes solar deliveries. Oviedo Lumber and wular heater, Venetian blinds, DODGE - PLYMOUTH Supply Co., Oviedo, Fla. central heating system and PARTS AND SERVICE FAT durks, In modern furnishings. Property lOPal’almcItu Ave. I'honn 1011 Sanfonl Ave. includes 2 'a lots, with 160 foot DO YOU need n plumlier? Cull frontage, gnrngv. fruit trees Roy Wall, lirensiHl and exG iR IJi' pre-war bicycle, perfect and ornamental*. Call 41 for parirnred. Pruiiipt, courtauus "^cimdiliun. Also dog house, appointment. • service • Phone HI3-M. phone 147. ' COCKER PUPH FOR ~ I SEU TUI.CKM CHRISTMAS BODY AND bender donlj, naiut NO ]iro*p$cl of new tracks. Mwut BEAUTIFUL pnligree.1 « -..Injury -pr__fading shuuld be - toiBrtror blond. Call 805-J. corrected now to combat aging nud weulhtr'ng. . A now li*!11* trucks. imiURT.MAR tree*. Rtvo’s, Orless metboil awaits you a t HOLLER MOTOR SALES lulUtu ii.gnt,»y, pimna H28-VV, YATES AUTO PAINT * 20H W. 1st. »L ' BODY SHOP NORTHERN Bach muskrat fur coat, good condition, Mrs. D. 105 N. Pelmet In Ave. Phone 371 ICE 4 room bungalow bi good condition, gas, electricity, la in , • C. Illig*. Jr., 311 Perk Ave. kgs screened porch, nicy , lot. WASHING machines repaired— CORN ALL YOU W, and all home appliances. Cald $3.56. nt'a Tuxedo trail General Repair-Shop, W Store. North Mills, Orlando, phone 2-1972. Prompt eervlce. M IS C E L L A N E O U S Expert Auto Repairing BORROW HERE WU Harficld * Jaakson ..PRIVACY IS R E S m In connection with YOUR natural-desire fas Yates Auto Paint ft Body Work* wi money nutUero, Is Phone 371 respected bare. Fried $bout your credit. Tour u s , l eloyer or buslass* gee delates kill not hear of yppr personal ..affairs. Thar# Is no oauso for embarrassment. s. » 'E ARE lull* equipped *wnd Rea sons Ms credit rmplremenU. know bow to recap your tire*. No co-mskers <m money learn. Variable payment plans. FAMILY LOAN CQ,.. , t. Jonra. lir e Shop, p £ mm 4» and E!m, phone 501. Florida Bank Bldg. iY DESK and chair, suitable W A N T E D oy child up to 0 ymfrs old- Also a complete line Tuxedo Feedi A Armour’s Fertiliser Make our Store your >*I are 1‘hor.e -lur M iiL stu v c r* ; §P R A Y g x p M S Z LHlUlll. TAIIliKTH. SAl.Vt:. N O SK -im oes CAUTION USh OKt.V AS DIRECTED • PHONE US OR DR1NC Y9U»T *•»•<» 7 HE SANFORD HERALD Count. Pro words to the line, mclodlng phaee and address. Atl ■dvrriiseateela for sltasllo as wsnt*4 will bo charged for at the *' $1.00 Cold Preparations SIT. WANTED— Itcst Blade 2fT • v1).i.¥y I’ccJ 9!)li— A d ttiisslon 50c — LANEY DRY CLEANING- CO. Fi'umii \ itie .v .MJita^e between. 1*2 P.M. or 5-6 P.M’ Your clothes will last lunger If regularly cleaned . . . for Corn All Von V.'.inl * Scratch All Vcu *Vanl ITaj Grade Ti anil \ • • DOUBLE J THE SAUTT V ’Y O U R Venetian Styles G o l d F r a m e®. inti rors ^C A B B A G E AND CELERY To All Your Bakery Needs * - - A Wooden F i*a ill e d mirror* O F ROOMS • It’s Full L e n k t li mirrors Robb’s Home Bakery Ml.*! W. tat \ t e aim reuime crackud, cluuded or hmkerj mirrors, cut anil tit new glass table tops, windows ami mirrors. Plume H61-J MILL FRESH SENKAftlK fJLASS & MIRROB ( 0 . I l l W. 2nd St. always fresh when yon buy it nt * Birdsey’s Quality Feeds IPhone :!2tt L oopc r5 ' y o r 't o u s nd C a te r ' m il l p r i c e s l.aiin g Minih .Starting Mush Broiler Ma*h RENT A CAR RENT A TRUCK TON) - Dairy . *3.00 Feed . or other anim als Tested High degree of control at oco nomical coir. Hirdsey Flour & Feed Mills A vailable afono or in combinpllo n t’wilh copper or sulphur ‘if d o tirtd . 4 315 R. 1st St. STRICKLAND-MORRISON U-DRIVE IT, INC. iM z X h NOTICE \ j. i »t u i: m-* \ \ m i i h i .i n c i t e \ i. M N N I Y L V A N I A rtim i l M A N lg T * A M i:i;ri\o ritllibldU D li, A«nulacfvf#iV Ml tip III lit III l i a A. •' ■«. w o t T H E B U T T E R A N ’ J E L L Y I fO'W UCH A B O U T - - B U T O NE O V O O C-ALS « A U 5 T BE S I T T I N G O N M V S L I C E OP i----------- ------------------- - -------------' | «>*- »| * t ’ lt litl I». i !•!... II. ii VtV '* I it k, o A»e n o w dvq.lratsi* In ft onfuii f»r utc t t r*«- om n irn d iJ 1000 WIDENCI SUllDlNC. PMltA J, PA, by your lo tol • « pei line d i a l U n i t on. For f uillter a civic e am i Informa­ tion, coniulf yoor diifrtbular* • •HDfwmWtiG• ' |t ri l l till* DltlribulMj by ImMtm fierida AyiKultural Supply Company t h e Klt^ere Seed Company Im m tilc ii 1 HnU*it Ifitu 7l h day o f I b n i i i l . . r. w e n sw a m m ' i P P E A D / ,— 14 ' Ittr tilt I»l i I 5t P l iHotnl Ilf n i f i f t o t nfitl iht* trMti-iM lltintt ,**t i*»it ii «*th« r IiumIii chi u,. m a y ronti? fit'fn ro t h p in cu t t n g C * *l'T r i g p iT *MV P L A C E / SOUTHERN M 1 A IT C <1^1 r A M V N*wr Vail * CM n.ja * '* ('.* » * fV.t . I»ititkIim i ••••!■i JwmiRi} «, i'Mi,,!* r mi *. I U B I.N O INSECTICIDES XJLaJfi j x a ZiL | Iib1»f* r > *if Fliti'Uhi Hl.tUI limits t«i ,s "diitiil. ssndinni,, Fi«n |$1.t * t u «j I tif DDT AGRICBLIURAi CIUMiCAlS DIVISION TIm .tun... i tut-#tli*ir Fti tj,» t.it'1 is • ml \ Not acutely loxic to man, cattle Bali) Cldrk*" Irani proved anil 1‘ullorn floe Ice PHONE 200 c r Vo u t e iN S tC T lC tO E A// lha advdi^agot of natural Grtanland cryolite. 3.31 Hog Ration 3.67 Kprrlnl ill-iounl 3 hag* to ton YOU DRIVE IT! WtHSU poe**ot too u> . ' 3.7 IN T #E SbUTHHAS r Cf r r n ' l More people diink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other. I t must be 'l € * M D U f€ € B Bread II^UULiM UMVK1U GO FOR VOUR GUM,"RUCK1 MASON, A N P T'LL LAV r •JM THIS IRON ACROSS / THAT UGLV MUG O ' J \ STUB YOURS! r — r - r ^ f Atlantic Company—V mg/rifi r ttiti fn in All.-.ntt, Atlanta, C t l.j’ h j'h’ ’t/, (t - • >. .^rit. . X'VE GOT Y YUW P IR T Y SNEAKIN GOLLY, IF X WANT TO HELP ANPV, I'V E G O T TO S E T r OUT O F H E R E . F— g< < . U. int-.j Tite-OtP GGAlfe LOCO - BUT P O N T HIT H IM . HE'S GOT TO FIK THAT o r f i TANK! r' Y E A H . YOU G O AHEAP, "RUCK* I'LL S E E THAT HE P O E S THE JO B! AUTO pXlNTWG 2“&' ^jsseti Bv P A U L R O B IN SO N \NB H A D DATES WITH E H A AND 7 ©cxn’EM* « 's, 118 B. i A’ Ml B U B K C / I’VE GOT A ) DATE WITH THE-CH OC L PO E N FX f w e O N Z S O X t ■ IF YOUC£ INH ECSSTEO F VI / NOW I'VE G O T BYESY n ig h t b o u g h t ; u P T O R A V4E B IC .- H B /.“ N feX r < ----------iV JE D N E S C I PA ID A N O TH EC p mow \ GUYFOETHAT"a yAGoTI �r t» WWW , . , j Minnesota Eleven Is Named Flop Of Year In Sports With JIM JA N SThNHTKOM lir.K A I.il SPORTS EDITOR Fly As-uwiated Press Minnesota” roi-PlVed n dulttous distinction today. Tho grid team was named the flop-of-the-year in the nnniinl Associated Press yearend pull. Whitcy McMullen, the former first baseman for the Gainesville G-Men hack in the McShano era, hi.* returned from the wars nnu entered tin-.Journalistic field. Hi |. now eonnected with the Gaines­ ville Daily Sun us Sports Editor. George McClelland Said yester­ day that more youngsters aio now re|u rtln g for the liuskctbutl^ pi at lice sessions ut the high school. WVro glad to hear thnl.j George also said that Professor Morris hud tuudo lenallve plans i to p u t . pot-table bleachers on thsj auditorium ' Imsketluilll court. This Mill definitely give tin- spectator u better view of the hall game. Tho Associated Press report.the Allison “ Ponlry" Hubert ■«; a possible candidate for the head ‘coaching* spot a t the 'University of Florida. The Job was recently related by Tom Lleb when offi­ cials failed to renew his con­ tract. A group of St. Peters­ burg men say they’ll nsk the University to .consider Hubei t as Lleh's succescir. Hubert is currently coaching a t the Vir­ ginia Military Institute. There are-plaits In the wind for a high school boxing tram . We have talked over tho pusalbitlty of organising a pugi­ listic group of youngster* with George McClelland and JotMuss. George nays that cer­ tain Items of equipment will (lave to In- obtained first. Jne ‘ says that he'll be glad in do tall he can irf making the pro­ gram a success. A pp aren tly Santa Clous is not always tho licurer of good tidings. The Asaociated Press reports that Santa fan third In the fifth runat Miami's Gulfstrcmn Pork. This earner wishes In thank Anne IaivcII for her assistance thus far In enabling the Her­ ald to report girls athletic acti­ vities at the high school. We were talking with Joel-Field, the other day and, rfc.Commajidci of the Seventh District of UnAmerican Legion, he ussursi us Hint there'll lie American Legion basebull in his district next sum­ mer. Ilu plans to organize n ieagtle of Seventh District teams to compete for the right lo re­ present the district In the unniuil American Legion Slate lournamenL , Red Marion, who returned from France the other . day. plana In resume his baseball career with N ashville, of the S o u t h e r n Association. Red should be in fairly good condi­ tion. lie played baseball wilh the Oise Intermedlafe Section A ll-Stars during the pisl sum­ mer In Europe. The Olxc Hub was every hit a Triple "A" bntl club and had no difficulty In capturing the European I'on* tinenlal title. Bom FR ID A Y , O E C K M U E R -2 l,-1 9 4 a k -.k , THE- £ ANFOn TTHE RA LT>, Tl ATSTORD^JFLORJJ) PAGE EIGHT , ill-, - u i n t • ^ ic x o t t A th» gams. | National Li-agim iltm nc ilia 191D Moosa Kraus* U back at Notre I tcaaon. Miller topped Marty Dame. But ha won’t itm m a h i t 1-Marlon o? the CanlfnaU, .975( to duties aa ‘ head basketball coach .967, and annexed h it fifth title unul next season. Elmar Ripley, In six years. who Is on leave of abtence from The Cub* accounted for three Georgetown University, will ' re- individual fielding championships, main as Irish care coach for the 8tan Hack led tho third basecurrent season. Krause spent M . men. Andy raOto topped tho outmonths in the Marine Corps. I fielders. And C lau d e. Pas^eau Th« Swedish Athletic Assocla- in the pitching department. la s- ranked »third, The St. Luubl Browns placed fourth. Other disappointment* in the first ten were Bill Nicholson of the Cubs, Gundcr Hac.-g; the New York Ynnkees; Commissioner Happy ChandlcrteMort Copper of th e Braves and llie Navy football ________ i ^ r i i R r S ~« t a V “U w * -M S . . sev erst nUrltIHd thmMkntU nf itt b u r^i, dollars in life insurance and la believed to be one of the first jsj«5 u“ ~ £ « SSSrfTw “ " J . Ijtr3 major lenders to become active ‘t hat he could not leave his w o'k l^ R K ? t £ te h " in life Insurance management^ as a typographer long enough to of St. Louis tt ” i“. .V. • ing record. The "gentles.” used as bait by English nngleta, are the m iggots Eddie Miller of Cincinnati was- Chicago’s the top fleldjng shorUtop of the j going to continue the w a rtim e of the common blowfly of Europe. Strand has declined an InviU- alw e 8«pl* «• JC tlon to run in the United States Babe ^ •b lg rin , ......aw .wsasaeMTWTV----- — aaaacMMiS W fMWft Christm as Is in the heart of tho hrim^ . . .so whnt could be more appropriate than a luxurious Rift for the home. You’ll find original, useful and decorative gifts at M ather’s on cany term s. STUDIO COUCHES ....................... ...... •- g g , Comfortable, p relty rld ea l for Christm as giving, perfect for everyday living! Beautifully styled, sturidly constructed. Cl u b with g g .9 5 up c h a ir s ottom ans F dlher will relax completely In this spring-filled d ob chair with, ottoman to match. Wide choice of lovely up­ holstering. He will like* this mun-like chair. TELEPHONE OPERATORS Starting Rate 6 d a y s----- $2fi.0U Single or Married ‘ Ages lb - ,'15 Experience Unnecessary • Paid while Jearnlng • Frequent increases • Overtime pay • Paid vacations • Taxi-cab s e r v i c e fo, lute hours APPLY CHIEF OPERATOI. 8 • G weekduys Saturdays 8 - 1 2 ’ , Just Received! ^ 2-PIECE u y i i ROOM SUITES SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO. Wheat des-gn . . . Blond wood finish . . . Value plus I . ; . for comfort, beauty, and service. Large, spring-filled sofa and lounge chair in beige or maroon tapestry 0.50 up .ANIM AL Dresii up the kitchen fo r Christmas, t o o ! Thi f c sm art, streamlined kitchen cabinet .of gleaming white enamel will add a note of cheer to the kitchen and save a hundred steps a d ay r- Has- ro o m y d ritw ers anti' large dish cabinet. CHIFFOROBES 32*50 up Roomy, double door ward­ robe, aturidly constructed with m irror doors for extra convenience. Plenty of banging space and spa­ cious shelves , . . I t would — make an-ideal g ift-fo r any mcmlKsrr of the family CHILDREN’S .Many beautiful styles; from which to select, inimps are nlways use­ ful, highly appreciated gifts. i*TWaomv Kitchen Cabinets 3 9 .9 5 up OCKERS BABY’S The Christm as rush iB tin. Merchandise iB BASSINETTES id Spreads us ■nm Sfi CHILD'S DESK �( � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 21, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 21, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 21, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ad2818cbbace7f2ac1ffdb454d1303c7.pdf 9ad7960b4e61d4bf5945080287b06e66 PDF Text Text $ - • ——■•; --------------------- - - ' THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA MWEDNESDAY. D] mm P*>nlno1* County, riorida. Ity 11 I. Hum h Postmaster Urges mlnolf I>ou* irul ordrrrd tti ft/n fo rt?.* s!?* f«* 1 ri-1 1 It i.’uurt li-ul) County, I'loiitlji, i hid Xu* C itizen srT r Mail “ “ V Tk, Circuit Court, ix : r o t iiT i»r r o iS T r <». I-, Hunt. I>. C. Sent) Class (flri-iili Sly1‘otiri tifw u m iu i ctruMi UHntut>. 1 c I v * a fi F b it fi It c v C v ft Ii ti­ ll ! V h P a a 11 a t f a l l t c a -H tub tiim j r 11017, s t : * n n o i . i ; c o u 1 I.(Illll)A . I S P IIO ItA T t:. n ty , 1117: HUTATI* HP Pott IN KMMA PltOHKKIt. Ilm-rasrd. to a m . tiiM irroip s AMi i*i : ii - XIITIts: or WPMIATIO.N r t x iik i : u . . Because of the many advantages c im 111:11 tTinr up ikui FOUR foot Iiim- wood, no tie- that -will result, Postmaster Joel S O NS II A t i s o c l . A I SI M OH N t t r i n u IS H K I t K I l Y U I V K N . IIK H A SU S A ll A I X S T , still . livery. A. M. Rcimixut. Phone S. Field lodnv urged mailers to T l m l W. II. tV K IT M o .V hnh ler •,f K S T A T K l (HO—W. send their holiday greeting at the T a x t' .r llf lc nti - Hi, 3BI, l.curd 11..Vim and raeli of you nrr here­ tst liny ur Ju ly . a . 11 ., i m a ; rW() FARMS FOIII| SALE— One first-class rate of postage, explain­ r I ml same In m y (ifflcc ami h.,- by milIfled nntt reiiulred to |irrn acres, tiled lundi A I/ a«t«od L well, EVENRUDE motor in ifood con­ ing thnt when so sent the greet­ loailv X|i|illc»llon r „ r ~ n lux dm .1 srat any elalins rod demunda who Ii 2 story house, 1 enr enrage, 1 | dition.* Yates Auto Point Shop, ings may be senlcd and contained la In. Is.a-,I ilistaif, Muht r‘srl* .you,or rtlhrr uf ytitL Amy have Heals siiilnaees tin- fallawlOK Ur*- iiualnst the i-stuir of Ttiuina l*rusIOS N. Pul met to Ave. . 4O0I house, ' nOO ft. West o f, written mesagex not otherwise eritimj «rr, deceased, tat-- ul raid fonnlV. prii|isrt) to thr I’nanty . I.nJ,o Monri-n 1’nst Uf/ica. One permitted, therefore having a per-ip-mm, I*, Mt«tr at r lurid a, to. In ih* Cuunly Judge. ,if Kendmile A 1.1, YOU WANT, CORN fininly, Plurlda. within elpht rnl—B'ncres, all Ulcd, good well, 1! sonat appeal which Is. of course, •wit: 93.(15. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed more highly appreciated by t h e !, ,H21 of Nivii or mv( i Hectic), rnd.ir mnnllin (rum (lie time id Story house. 2 sto ry barn, H Hoilth Unit* 31 Ihe first |iiil»l leal Ion o f Ihls nMlre. Store. Phone 668. mile West on Orungc Boule­ recipients: thnt such getting* a rc; K a silT u crrs. Haiti i-1nIm or ilentuml shall he In vard. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe. disputched iu>d delivered first,t. Tlir cm essrssinrnt of (tin an il writing and shall slate the place RADIO, Helen table model In good «f r-'slilenee and |io»l office address f |»ro|uriy u mlrr th# Phone IB. given directory service, ami, i uf th* rlnlmaal. atal shall lie swurn erudition. 11)8 W. Olh St. Issiiril w-an la llir iiiuii,. necessary, forwarded without nd * 1rate ' in hy Ihe rlalmant, agent or at Kilwanl A. ■ialirlrl. ROOFING — Brand new, solid uitional charge; also, if unde fairs- mild i-rrtlflrulr slintl b* torney, and any sui-ii claim or ilealuminum sheet roofing, V- ATTRACTIVE new pony sk.n livcrable, they nre returned with­ rrilrrmrd in -111 .1 out sit filed ahall he void ..... rillliu to lUW, Hi# W I I .I . I AM H TK W A IIT erltnp and snap lock styles, I'noneroot. sir.e 14 to 10, loo small for out charge provided the senders’ |>r»prrty d*serll>rd therein will t>, MtnKHKlt Wire-WHte nt once! Fulenwider Owner. Sacrifice. (.'all May nddress is shown on the envelope. ■old la Ihr lilghrst UMdrr *1 th' court Imunr Ilnur tm tlir first Mon. A a exei-alnr of thr tarsi Will and Mftt. * Distributing Co., P.O. fair. 1200. On the other hand, printed day In tlir laaiiHi of January, i n , T -s In rn e n l id linrnie |*roxsrr. Box 3361, !H0 Liinrnslcr Drive, wlitrli Is th. 7 1 h day id damiart. deceaaed, Christmas greetings mailed In 4R. Plrsl puhlleniInn. Nov. 31, IStr, Orlando. Phone 21730. unsealed envelopes at the third- 1SJinlrd this Mil ilnv lit l>*rrnil#«i, FOR HALE eluxs 1pte which cannot In* de­ 10(5. SHF. FT Music, impultir and. 10 home- In colored section, ju ;i- livered ns addressed, because of <1 I*. HKIINHON eeil nl 14,260.00. Terms. w i.'lrrh riirnli Court, standard, pook mush* and music the removal of the addressee or Robert A. tWillianiK Count)', Plnrliln Instruction hooks at The MmHct, for some other reason, must often (flrralt Hnnlnolr MILL FRESH * fourl Si-ali Phone 7^2 Atlantic Bank Hid;;. ,Ilox iii , the Princess Theater he destroyed as waste, thereby Birclsey’s Quality Bldg. *»» BED room suite, 6 pieces, solid causing disappointment. Greet­ walnut, springs and mattress; ings mailed nt the third-class rate f t III.ICATinX Feeds Sofa bed; chain chairs; table and re­ tire not entitled to the free for- t o . ' j a m I3i THO.WAK uowi: IK CORDS - All thn latest popu. warding privilege ureoydeU those cord stand, good condition, w lipsu itln i-s of resliti-ne* am i 1 MILL PRICES lnrs. strine music and album rust riffles Address is ."itf|il reasonable.. Cali be seen from mailed in sealed envelopes at the sets for Christmas gifts N o. i, fis.irgeiiitvn, K y .** 100 lbs. 2:00 to (1:00 P. M. Lieut. first-class rate and, consequently, You are hereby lurttfo-d and re - 1 Laying Mash your music store, Tim Music .... 3.74 the senders in many cases never W i*ICK f>n «N 't 001 MngnnllH Ave. •taired In smiexr in a i-erfslo lull Box in tbu Princess Theut-r ..... 4.12 know that the gieetingu were not or ri,iii|>lnliit filed ag-.tlasi >mt, Hurting Mash Bldg. ' , 3.77 dlviiree. by H: lit— i:ilxnl.*tl,. Growing Mash received by the addressees. This for Hiitve. suit mmiiemliiiK it, th‘ 3.RK a would not occur if the greeting#, t Ireo't foyrl uf H,-ialrn>le I'unnlv. j Broiler Mash 3J3 Dairy Feed MAN'S bicycle, good condition, were mulled sealed at the ffrst- Kb,rids, on or before Hie Jnnn3257 Hug Ration sry Hole i>sv. to.uli, the 7th da> rlnxs rate. new tiles, David Miller, Bid Jnaiisty. A Ii. tstr,. lo d* Special discount 5 hags In ton W, ,’lrd St.______________ LOST: Duck rind 14 little ducks, "When addressing Chriitmaa of fault then of -nld iiio»e will urn 1 lot*. Inst Wedntoday idle. Finder curds," said Mr. Field, "if vou use ceeii K, 1'i-rte ONE (Jill's bicycle.•'Phone 077. notify Angel's Ktl Shack. Ke- the first name of a married wo­ *-*■l* lids order he |iahllshed fCi 1 "Baby Chleka" Irom VM. Ap­ ;,l( Inlori tlmn 11,tolled hy las. proved and Pullorotn tested man ns "Mr*. Mary Doc" who th’’ 'PJJItEE-qtiarter Iron bed; limer- . ward. in THU 8A\Fnftfi IIKflAUD, San . . flocks receives her mall in FliiHitn. ii ftDUmJ»K|tf*r uf Ki#(i spritiK mattress, good shape, LOST: Small white Snilr «J«g> customarily her husband's name ss "Mrs. John ni rijil lie ||frn in MDlil t*irit(il}' niiif 1 lld.du. Fletcher, Country Club nan,ml “ ilutrh". No collar when j\. Doe” lie sure lo givo the Birdsey Flour & *rtiar,i. ?•_______ W ITKK HM m»> •o ffV N r lust seen. Plniier* phono 2C8-J. street or Ihe box liulrilier to which of «ifiii'ii td Hanfonl, Fltirlilu, ! Feed Mills 2118-J. " __ ' __________ you wish the mail delivered." lltl« Mli liny of IHo'f«intifi'a iiiii SLAB wood, 92.00 loud, cut up •» I* IIKHMmiN 31B E. 1st HL sluli uoiai, 9:1.011 strand, no ' li‘lk l 'll cul| 4*0(111, deliveries. Oviedo Lumber ami LUST: One liver nnd while fe­ male pointer puppy. Finder Supply ('«., Oviedo, Flu. HARD TO GET imllfy K-W. Fite, Celery Ave FAT ilurks, in good shape, 1212 HT. LOUIS, Dec. ill, f/l") -The LOST: Keys in leather case, Tng Ron ford Avo, No. I7D-K18H, in I’ost Offlca. Police Department liar let I out six weeks ago lo add Hi uniformed ( iIR12S' pre-war bicycle, perfect I'le-l-f pleost- plume 810-M. HABIT patrolmen to the force. Now, eondltioii. Also dog house, phone 147. LOST: Young hrnwn and white Ihev linvr 81 new pliUncInthrThe rookie#; passed pluy.s an iitiportunt part pointer, unswers to name ol policeman. IINKD TRUCKS their Ituining nil right and met S|«it. Phono 4',17-J. __ NO prospect of new trucks. Mcei nil other requirements for the In everyone's sticcr.MM. . . Iho need Tor trucks hy buying LOST: Car keys on miniature Jolt—even to ordering their unione of our dependable uxtd tag key ring. Nil. 17D-2203, 'in-nv*. But *b’*#,'• -'Iter** tee rati trucks, Ret to Rums Cleveland, .710 comet in. Their tailor- tell them -te c fie - iitilrru -,.r •* ,,e** res-t*.’ Cypress Ave. Reward. HOLLER MOTOR HALES ' ____ 20H W. 1st. St. until after the first of the year— The.hnliit of 'R if" Die mnteriiil shortage. well groomed should WillT-K etinmel 6 burner Flor­ HELP W A N T E D ence Oil Range, good fomllbo Atarted early in tion. Jhono 707-^ GIRL f II soda Fountain at Lanlife . . . lec ; at n o t i c e ey a Drug Storo- Part timo or __ JUCE 4 rnnpi bungalow In "good full litre. comlitinii, gas, electricity, bath, l\ t 't lt I t T Ol* THU I'O t’ X T Y largo screened parch, nlrr lot, FOUNTAIN Kiris. innly Ship's ,11 I H .I 7, M fM IX O t.K rO I'X T V , shady, best buy In Sanford. s t a t i : nt' i t.on m m . in n iiiYour clothes will Inst longer if regularly cleaned . . . .Service, Hanford Naval Air HATH. Imnuullale possession 2B2I Or­ .St.it inn. In »u I In * tif ange Ave.. one-hnlf block Hnuth LANEY DRY CLEANING r o Nils A A. WYUlV, |»rri*«»*tL of K’usl Geneva. EXPERT bookkeeper ami steno­ Td All IVlhniu II IImf (‘BiiffPBI ittirV ii k ( vt'ii 1 1 1 lit N iil k i 110 E. 2nd Phone 4GB t. grapher. Write Box BO, c/o rill THREE burner oil 'stove, p tri­ <-ri:it w •;t*<11>i: 11'11 riit.i Herald, stating age, experience rein«rt in * Giifirttir h # fttiit! able oven, lined two months. Ilf Nona A. W>Hi, ile* mid biliary expected._______ „• thr 126.00. Rhone 760-W. UHKlt vacuum cleaner it) reliant condition. Itimni Atltiuii>- It.tnk lllilg WK. EL -F O R . HAI.H------------two bedroom furnished located ftuuido city bmt within three miles of dty. Quick delivery. DuRnsC. LOST & FOUND , , IF >uu want the hugest and WANTED beat pecans and English U .li­ Seamstresses wtierienced nnd lni.xperlenrisl. Permanent work mits In town coma to n o Best offered. Working condition* First Si. You will find a com­ are excellent in « well light#*d plete line of fancy fruit ami and voiililuleii plant. Ad­ vegetables. Also t'nristmnx joining restaurant where lun­ * trees with tree decurallona. 11. ches tnuy be obtained. Forty E. Aiken, hr. hour week. Monday througvi Friday. Life insurance pro­ »VE ARE lull” eiplipped nfld vided without cost. Bus scrktiotv how to 1 Avp your tires. vice from Hanford and Or­ Noturol rut.be..' hi synthetic, lando. Apply In person at Wi protect Inc sidewalls ol plant. Hunnvtown Togs, Losyour tire,, Jones lire Khop, soi berry, -Flo. ____ Cor. 1st and K!m, |hone (108. Clerical help, male COMI’ LETE Broi 1cr l*[0iTt cap- WANTED or female. Chase A'Company, able or .hmnllliig 000-400 Mr, Ratfibcv. ____ frycra n week n|> to an age of 12-1.1 weeks. Approxi­ mately 2000 chickens 6 to. Id weeks old. Diessing machine. b u s i n e s s s e r v i c e Make me a rash offer. 2205 DODGE ; PLYMOUTH SanWrd Ave. phone 024. PARTS AND SERVICE Phona 1011 ■VINE for your fruit cuke at ms Palmetto Av* Homer's Soda Shop. t>0 YOU need a plumber? Call Roy Wall, licensed and ex­ ALL DRY wine*. H5c ipiurt. perienced. Prompt, cmirteoni Homer'* Soda Hliop. Hcrvlce - Plume 813-M* TRAILERS - 3/4 ton, all *tcol. two wheel trailer* In stock tt all time* - Speedy Sules*& Ser­ vice > Photic DIO. Phone Itc filial Ills pill* l^DPOil | lllllt AIII «|i|ily i** il»** 1lt*«I tlb V Plot Itlit. 8til i)••• 1*m|i tiny «>f .imitm(y, I0I& fur it|i|ir«»%nl cf Kao* illm (if III*4 I'Pi)|Is* 8sf tllln IM‘ liny I)f iJcrpfiiluT, lf«If. rli i:KTKU w. tiiH»i*mi*n 'lllO •■Millie Ilf Sail it* miii*ir IlfWf'lly* iliTi*f*ini«ii]* Snill A M 6 T A PRICES GOOD FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY N N “HOME CO N TR O LLED " 21)4 Eawi First Street S a n ford . F lorid a - Merry Christmas! V eZt& L, P R O D U C E NUTS ■f « _ W alnuts....... l b ....... 38c Lettuce......head....... 12c Stuart Pecans. lb .... 41c Celery 2 bunches .... 29c Drake Almonds.... lb .... 48c York Apples.... 3 lbs .... 44c Schley Pecans .... lb .... 59c Green Cabbage .... lb .... 4c Fla. Oranges.... 5 lb s .... 33c Potatoes.... 10 lb s 34c F I .O H I I I A Parsnips 2 lbs 25e Green Onions.. bunch.. 15c Radishes ...... bunch.... 9c Parsley.... bunch ...... 10c IIM tM Nfl DEPT. TOt'XO TKXAN NMIffKI) OttAIIH «(•• t*MI7*«ll Turkeys......l b ....... . H I S S O I III lit'H 'K f l l o / . K N T A I I I .H F o w l...... . DIIK NUK II a 47c Pi rkShoulders.... lb 33c ItH A lIV l h ..... 57c Rn.'fri'i Cuds - - . lb Dpa h > 35c Fryers......... lb . j . ...... 59c :J H . Picnics ...... l b ........ -30c O ysters----- p in t....... 85c THNDKIt Jl’ IfV I'JI H SU It t l . T I M O I I H Din,ti ion* at I.K Veal R oast......Ib ....... 25c I Mince M e a t__ lb _ __ 23c run:V JM H i: • S\h! TRY SOUTHERN BREAD 0 NTHUbt HATS! fllllK — f i t I 7SII MADR 35c S a U ^ g s M e a t .... .... 35c GROCERIES i Sacramento Or. “ A” TOM ATO JUICE 16-oz. can NlillVd HMV Fruit Cake......... 2 lbs........... $1.33 < titVATioV T M ilk.......... 3 Tall cads........... 27c tint. n avTi: v a i i i ' m i*ac K kii Coffee .........l.. Jb. ja r ........ . 29c t i «ii*in:i.i.-M 21c P n U bu ry’a Hc*it. FLOUR ' 5 lbs 29c 10 lbs &7c 25-lbs 1.33 unit SHI ul run 11 W k I i YoU-riiQSld_kb^_8h(>»LLh" BOTt. collision or upset automobile In­ surance offered by the Slate Farm Mutual Insurance Co. If you carry |60 deductible colli­ sion or upset insurance on your car or truck:—$60 i* deducted from each collision and upset AUTO PAINTING claim. If it losU you 960 to r By C.W. "Pat" Johnaon 16 year* experience in nnto nnd pair a damaged fenuer, you pay nlrcrnftpninting, Hanford's POPU* Ail. If another fender la damaged and It coita you 960 to repair, Ur paint authority, you awaln pay ALL. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 208 W. 1st SL R “ Where Customers Send Their Friends” Southern 1® B r e a d You Should .Know A P o r k H am ^r......lb e n te r it eoi'HT. nrminoi.u rni'.NTI, XTATK OR PI.OHIDA. will t'llH'l IT-t'llA NCKIl! I t. H N TK H Mt 1,1.1 S'H. I i-11>i■-1<rc, ) VH i DIVMIK'K GAWANDA HI’ I.I.INH, > lli-leialanl I lllVOItl'K M i n n : » v i*i n i .i i 'A T i o N IN Tilt: NAMK UK Tit 17 KTATH OK Kl.( >a IMA­ TO: GA WANDA Ht't.t-I NH. Ill) Mi,mi n a vt-Tiiir, rheyranc. Ijtrnmlf- t‘final)', WyomltiB You »ir lirrrliv ruinnmnUi-ri to Slipcur to Ihr bill nf I'uinnluliil fllail agalnal you In 'lh* eln-iill fourl ul thr Sill JuOInlnl t'lrrult grinlnelr t'nuniy, Htat* of KlurMs. In Ihr case of ’-rater KuIIIiib va toiwsndo HiiIIIn» .t*fand*nt, whrrrin Ihr i I'llnf aiiushl la illvnrrr. on Ihr Hi'vrnth Day nr January, l»t«. a Itulr Day of this fourl rISr Ihr I'lulnltff mrv prneaed r* jiartr. It la furlhrr orllarnl thxl (tils orilrr hr iiubllahrrt nnnr » « r.k for four I'nhSrmitfva wrelia lit tlir u. i,r.,r.i "i i... 1.1*' ,| nrwapapn BODY AND bender dents, paint Hsnforrt 'ilninld'' if*l ' injury or fading should be K B U IIll rli rulmlun. piiplUliail corrected now to combat aging nnd weath(-.'nff. A-new pain­ less method awaits you at YATES AUTO PAINT * BODY SHOP 106 N. Palmetto Ave. Phona 371 FOR SALE FIVE room furnished home, San­ ford Heights section, imme­ WASHING mnehtne* repaired— diate possession. and all home appliance*. Cald­ Robert A. Williams well General Repair Shop, 707 Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. North Mill*, Orlando, phona CIRCULATING " w ^ f heat«r~and 2-1072. Prompt aerviea. wood, 1005 B. 4th St., 6 to 0 Ex pet l Auto Repairing Barfield ft Jackson BLACK Jersey cow duo to in connection with freshen sunn; also hog, como Yntea Auto Palnl ft Body nnd see them. Phona 710-J3. Phone 371 M A fa 111* i 0 U 1 H I M l iV M l M 1 0 U A CORN ' I 0 K t « l JO Tam. Soup........ 3 can s------ 25c IIM IT >■ MTOK m . T ’ e I.1MIT Si TOKn MICH Cranberry Mince Meat Sauce 18c No. 1 can 21c 9o z.p k g . Liunv*n v i s a , i. a, a »i.v. Peas --------------- ------------------------ No. 2 c a n ____ ... 15c yiR i.i.ia BRAND P ea s ----------------------No. 2 c a n ... ......J O c I Keep W alls and Woodwork Bright and New-Looking with INTERiOR GLOSS can 14c t'jfi* >iu\tw« ItINIT limit S•jr««le«pr n V^ Fruit C ock tail...... No. 2>/, tin ........ 32c DHL MONTH t i t Sliced Peaches.......No. 2*/2 t in ........... 26c - h i t **. Wax Paper , lge. roll 15c DTI. MONTH t ( 1 . M , Pineapple............: No. 2 can «TO H i:i.Y*S ...... •>. 19c — ti. KHArr* If you had SQfc coverage you could get both fenders repaired by paying only fSO, SEMI-GLOSS Everybody admires walls painted with these beautiful, gleaming points.. You can casilykeep them lookiog like new# for they're MustkfM*/ Either the full Clou or satiny Semi-Gloss will bring deah. Sparkling beauty to your walls and woodwork. Ths premium after the let year I* no more than you would pay for the 960 deductible kind and 916 to |29 leas than you wopld pay for the 8099 coverage fn mwt companies. , •/ * ■„ ' ' • * *-"* '•>-**>• ■■PEGIALLT 0 0 0 9 FOX X ITtllOUIG A BATBXOOMf JUNKET Rennet Powder For miking delicious Ren­ net Custards 8c a m . j*r Pumpkin .............14c K W " n»a .i .* a Miracle Whip .. 15c Season inpr j. pkgr. 10c n L l l i n f p l SNOBMMHN “ W H IT K IIO l’ k li AI‘ I*I.IJ N*. a i ' u Cake Flour pkg. 26c S au ce.............. 19c r o r V L A H IHtANDS ■CNMAID X K IT A H IB w . * h ( Raisins i............ 15g Cigarettes ctn. $1.64 p o iil tiiv HRINB TOMATO »« ■■ Ml~ " 7 ju n k e t Ketchup ..... ..... 24c Rennet Tablets *' ■Numaid Oleo lb. 22c For making Rennet Cus­ KXTIIA STAN HAND X». a O u o fte s T & U ta tc tards or lee Cream. T om atoes.........14c r r o x a u v w x u u w 9 lie — - — — Churgold -l|b ctn. 25c Beans No. 2 can 15c SW BOTIIRAHT Toilet Soap l.iJ u A w r -U t rA N C V PATNA Rice .. 31b pkg. 36c ■ ** * j r£ . ALITCM CMASK AsaORTHO “ I**rtTiYTil'i l i b . 79c "i.nr^niS'*i. Pint -.10* IM •'I f �V r #•* #* ' r#«* *r #r»>'<wn ,*r <F*i*'**™# •* * *• ■*## «#*di# ,#»as****■i- -■ -.*<■***■ *■r- f ,*ri- *r ■#' e##*>ee#■■?.»"mr-■ CX -■ -H . _ li In Unity There If. Strength— AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPERt VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 Danger Seen &ln Cold Wave To Florida Kaiser -UAW Open Negotiations Nc. w c .il Kaiser Automobile tract latlons Director ClO-UAW. (International) Hirohito Kept Lawton Outlines Hands Ofi As 1927 Conditions War Approached At Kiwanis Meet Diary Shows Emperor D o 8 8 Complimented As Only One With On Fine Record As Power To Stop Army 19-45. P r e s i d e n t TOKYO. Dec. 20. t/P; — Em­ peror Hirohitp was pictured to­ day us thu only one in Japan who could have controlled Niptoil’s war-item militarists and he was said to have failed to take any positive steps to ex­ ercise that control. Thii. assertion was contained In the memoirs of Prince Funtlmnro Konoye, once a close ad­ visor of the Kmjcror. Konoye killed hintsclf by taking poison iMt fiuntter He committed sul- Days of tho hinder hoys in real estate, when banks W ian to slam doors und "everything seemed ubnut to fold up,” were yesterday referred to by Supt. T. W. tJiwton as a preface to his talk to Kiwaniaits yesterday at the Hotel .Mayfair in regard to the duties of a Kiwanis president, He wait referring to conditions when he was club president in 1027. Supt. law ton, who was intro­ duced by incoming president, phmeftlea. Urn r -^ V h ^ X iu in Tokyo ohtalnwl £ J B j l S t 5 the Kb d ffi the prolonged cold wave. But they followed up with a warning that Konoye a memoirs three days be- tjic pB#l ycar and predicted anotlicr successful vaar under l*re»|a ne(a cold front fs moving down iore he took his life. in his memoirs, Konoye loot.-1 don, lft, th, n outlint, tllu from central Canada. cd back on the long hut futile ,|utioa «,f the president of the The heaviest blanket of snow is in the eastern states. Upper ‘ >,eftc* m .'V btegotlatiqnijbetween !.* 1m m . T V n . . ’. ! uJapan JIT! rlul>* " ‘ r is in g the need of rare 11c New Yofk continues to dig its und the UniUd States^ lie said jn selecting committees. *hzsnd-, point c l out that the president way out of « mantle of while *ft-' j ^ P o ro r, policy with regard to tho mUKt |,c nn optimist. five feet deep in some areas. New cM Japanese Army and Navy, « . _ York City has its heaviest snow­ well ns the diplomatic corps', was . Smtfonl Doudney commended - f a l l In more than 10 years— 12 “ iclt •deeply.” Lester I hut p for his fine work inches. The fall measures 20 Nevertheless, Konoye asserted as vice president of the duh Inches In Hartford, Conn, and that Hirohito, at all times, main during the year', welcomed in10 Inches in Boston. what Konoye said was a rnniing vice preziileot Frank The temperatures In most areas tained I anisim, and outlined his duties. “ sincere wish” for peace. have been right lit line with the Konoye, however, made no at­ Mr. larinson in turn outlined tho rest of the weather, Bowling tempt “TO’ fix blame lit Ids factual duties of-the treasurer, secretary ' Grcgn£ Keri., shivered in two account ,of the two cabinets he ami financial secretary. 1*. I*. below- zero weather to claim the beaded prior to the war: How­ Campbell will serve again as dubious distinction of being the ever, he did condemn Japan's trcasuier, Ralph A. Smith ns coldest spot fn the Southern system of government which al­ secretary and Oscar Harrison as States. lowed the Arntv to have u free financial secretary. Residents of Grand Forks, N.Ik, reign. Duties ot directors anil of J l could say that wasn’t hail at all. bends and members of various w They shivered in 16 degrees i»c* NUERNBERG, Dec. 20. UP}— committees were outlined by low' zero temperature—as they Records of tho Nazi EUte Guard Frank Shames. Among tho comrsad read of Miami high of HI yestor(hS) dlfe-loicd today that sur- mittecs hrf referred to were editday. ju. .. iul. ii .1I I j t..u corps fir d cutmi,, agrictUlurc, hoys a . I $ i.o,K*i ha.;. . into cj.ico.itiu- kills wvrs.^tchuioiot 1: .. n v. nip . .ciints l> . observe hu>inei«s s.aauarUo, club* ho* the bullets . oul.t -wor,;. ui.detprivi.eued vhtldro.. 7 be rtx'orJs were introduced by vocaluaal eduction. u l!te American prosecuHou at thi pointed out that the uuj tm.. The Sanford Public I.ibrnty J,u m .erg war ennttfs trial. er.juyed a very ■ p ■* successful year, has received . . . a Christmas . . . . .tree . They showeil that the surgeons und urged still III higher standsr.t. f.^d) wr**lb» (ruin (be Contra! cttl-e, u |v rocurded .ae symptoms of attainment In 1t)46. ^ troo 'w as d ^ r « * e d n wdthb'o.Tiu- uc « ,ht‘ Hcttnii slowlydied. Tno Incoming President Hall aniwnts and w S lIshta liv Mrs iSS, ,reconU poUonx.1 nounced tnai an Jan. 2, Kiwanis B W * Tun er-1 und Mrs ' it B bu 'els caused t euth- for thro.- Governor IJoyd Ushr would he - Lhspnluii decorated the tree. (,Ul " f fiv0 ‘ ,r,- ° ,ier V,Cl,m*' "ere to InsUll officers. ______ These and other charges Wore Hrmley Odltant was Inducte . Cutting of Sunferd celery, re- luvcned asuirtst the notorious ah a Kiwanian by C. J*. llcrndni. l«rted to he of fine ouality, whs black*airtcii blue g pints. , Tho Ull(i was assigned G> the Boy «U rU d—this ■morning*— air — the --Ainetkuu—prnsitcntInn -is - coauhu—- mmor x"munttte«-r'rcd-Hornrr 01 farms of C. A. Hinton und ^ a t Winter 1 ark, USO supervisor for If. G. Behrens. Weather wan th« £Si f vo <rthcr. ] Honda, « e s k guest. crisp and cool with a ntinuntunv. N a s i .arganlzatlons ----- -— - - — ■— --------early morning temperature of 41, *hould he convicted as criminal. degrees reported by li. F. Whit- 1 ttroupe. Edda Mussolini Is therman. Shipments of] Only 20 of tho 22 top Nails | celery will probably be light un­ on trial ut Nuernberg were in Sentenced To Ptison til Jon. 10, according to snippers. the prisoners' box at today» trial session — the last before ROME, D ^ T jO . - W — The J. L. Hurt wag at the City thu court ndjourns for two weeks Ho-cnlk'd "glamor girl” of the Hall this morning Investigating over Uio Christmus - New Your Fascist regime In luly, Kdils of In income tax for holiday. ial Mussolini Ciano, Is not feeling Former N'uzl Security Police so glamorous now. According to Internal Revenue office. Chief Ernst Kaltcnbrunner ha* a .Messina dispatch to a Rome J. X. Brenner, director for the suffered a recurrence of a Cran­ newspaper! the daughter of for­ • „ Bureau of Community Facilities ial hemurrhage and could, not mer Premier Benito Mussolini for the Federal Works Agency, attend the trial session. Army and the widow of Fascist For| will attend the 10:00 o'clock doctors said his . condition . . , - .j whs . elgn Minister Count Gsleaxso they ciano hat been sentenced to two • Saturday morning meeting of the Improved somewhat, but but, .they City Commission at which time say he may die from his ail years' imprisonment. The sen­ plans will be discussed for ac­ ment. tence is understood to hare been quisition by the city of the UBO ..T h * **nd defendant — Adolf I p * .,* ) by an Italian Provincial building, following termination Hitler's former deputy, M atin 'Commission. tried la ef Its use by the UJ50. The Borhsnn — Ur 1being The dispateh says that Edda i- Was charged Absentia. He eiill is i ihlLng la Fadaral pntpeciy.— arged with conducting ___________herdally by the Alllee os self In a Fascist manner, and A eix-foet-four-iitCb GeaUpo with aiding the Italian foreign Baseball Meeting: At hate hetman — Lieut. Col. Otto policy which lead to the alliance — told today bow he with Germany. In addition, Mus­ City Hall Tonight Skorzeny was ordered personally by Adolf solini's daagntS# was accused of , -----------Hitler to kidnap Benito M uoo- maintaining friendly relations . Jehnny Krtdert. former pro; ‘ “ il leaders, the diary ;gr Associated Press leased Wire N l’MItER 7ft G.M. Declines To Open Books in Wage Study “ Big Throe” Minister's .Open Moscow' Conferences Truck And Auto Col­ lide At Corner O f j Palmetto A v e n u e And Fourth Streetj. CHICAGO, Dec. 20. (AP) —-The thermpmeter hovered at sub-zero readings at many ‘ points in (he midwest today as the entire1eastern half of • the (nation shivers in the grip * o f a pre-winter cold wave. That same half of the #t. nation was blanketed for the ^ part under a heavy fall of CITY BRIEFS Youth Dies Of Injuries In Auto Accident I'arO) -Cloudy through Frida). Slightly colder tonight. Little change In tempera­ ture Frida). » SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20. HMD 62 D e a t h s Report­ ed A s Nation Shiv­ ers In lex Grip Of fr Sub-Zero Readings •now. Southerners nre shivering in the coldest weather of winter so far with sub-freezing temperal tuned extending into Florida. Cross City reported 21) degrees this morning. Tallahassee had .a low o f 2S. Jacksonville .11, Day­ tona Beach 39 and Miami fid. The forecast calls for freezing temperatures further souther to<• night, possibly into the Luke w Okeechobee region, inland from West Palm Beach. Parme and* groves in Florida atand to suffer the greatest dis­ aster in its history if the recordbreaking current cold wave in the north moves down tho Flori­ da peninsula with any intensity, It Is .believed. Not only is the anuual 112,000,000 vegetable crop just now at the vulnerable stage but there are ^ $0 000,000 worth of lime and avo cado trees which are being nursed hack to health after being batter­ ed by the September hurricane. For all these crops, the present trend of the weather is crucial. Elsewhere the cold and snow combined to continue- a snarl of tarns porta tlon, a shutdown of cunnimu-ni many schools and a curtailment of production in many Industrie# ini cU «% arca. throughout the ufffcch sr has hcTh* pre-winter weather counted in one way -i ■ for at least 92 dcntr.h. •ra s!” » l THE WEATHER ^ • e r a i ft To Protect Uio P«*ti of tho Worldi To Promoto (ho Progress of America) To Produce Pnuprrllr for Sanford. . •-• • * • •- Fact-Finding: B o a r d HearsCompany Plea That Profits Should Not Be. Considered William W. Henderson, Jr., 'a l-nkeland youth of about H yenrs nr age received f. u l iP June* when thrown to the pnve, ’ ti... it r lu f- re noon today' 'ot t ah of :t (SMC Tamtomi Trail T.urs Truck d ll.v’l b , r.nsley Tr.ll, negro. which •nst on Third Street coldral, •ith a Plymouth Coup a I'.rivbh, ■orth on Palmetto Avenue by, L. K. Stokes. The y."uth, who hntl for Memorial Hospital where he die! soon after from head injury anil loss of blood, Ensley Toll, driver of the Inrgr yellow and orange co'nred truck said tlint he tried to .tlwt when he saw the black cellared coupe, hut was unable In „<i uo In time. Both vehicle) cure tied over the curb adjoining the city owned vacant lot on the coiner but remainod uptight. Thu grille work and right Iron word of the truck was damag'd, rail the left front wheel ami fender of the I’lymoutlt was smashed. Mr. Stokes was take i to his home from the hospital and his injuries were pronounced ns minor. Police Chief Roy (1. Williams took photographs of the trucks, and Stale Highway I’utrnlntan L. C. Bonder took over direction of traffic at the intersection, following the wreck, which at­ tracted a large number of people and caused traffic congestion. There arc no painted stop signs at the intersection. In WASHINGTON; Dec. 20, (A P )—Tltn (Tcncrnl Motors (’orporntlon has d e c 1a r c d flatly that it will refuse to tmrticipnte in ItuariiiKs be­ fore President Tnmwn's factfinding board if prices and profits are to be considered. The corporatldnVstutemcnt was given to tHi- fact-find­ "u L c^ ^ !r U i <I.MTROl, or at.... . c e i g y higWigMe,! ftte cm - ! f |icucc**At>U|cft*Ts'1' FngliirnI-'' 1Y^-Vtc-at '\T ^ Congress Passes Bill Assuring !tarm Laborers ^ “ «'• f f i W1NIGAN, ...... |t,., 2li n v i if c iia V Iwo Iwntlit 7.0- peels are in! , jail ami a ti led l.., -hot W ,» . 'Mibsl himself m „.„.|k,!,11 M i K C S lIlm * • .......... uit,i , ,1 iim . i I, I S ing lainril today by a General Motors nttomsy. Wallet Merritt, lit declared that the union is ilc manilng highly trrlinlrnl and confidential information on tho company's financial position, much of which, lie said, is .bused on predictions of future condi­ tions. These figures, the lawyer ar­ gued, are entirely irrelevant to the fuel-finding process, inns- V L /U lY J J ,» ,i . P o s itio n , f I0W, * ? * ' dispute. Reuther ‘ h" rB «,1 lh«* lh« ‘•innpanv hat Tesorte.i to what he termed ^25,000,000 Program JuV«K' ll,u tn denlln-f with the union wage denutmls. mid hall Only Needs Presi­ ,, , , ,, tilth Herald Adver- refus.d to consider the errmomlu c; ■ |. . , arithmetic of the dispute. d e n t ’s Sig*nature , ii it,, , ... . Department n .e union ..rrieiai .marked the i ............ , ,, iP)l , it, company's assertion that it could Sanford celery growers ate aWiimtaii. At.'.., Vmd i ' "'"I Gu.v ll. Wood, Jr.,' for- P'*1 <rnin' 'ureases unless rin e,l )if securing services ol Bank of i lifiil up mu rut)tii‘«l of I Ailu'tljsin^r MiiimgiT of 1 "t*rc allowed highpr prilpJ I'ohs man farm laborers folio', Tin? villilute and iuVido ^kc *Stiui **111 Horaljt, Iuih ri'Ufihd HuBihei lutid that lug the announcement last eve io tti. city mllovvin^ Illst lh*% union would not l»e*a pnrty nlng h> Ruprusetitarive Joe lien- came him huai • larei. tom active dotv with l*> "‘"'b *i#“ b be added Male lllgliuiiy I all ot r I'up. lelriiM dtieks that the House of |{e|iteNuvv l*mt 'f 'be fact-finding lMU.nl xvitli^ it, 1nited Stales Miitatlves Imtl nppioved t!ie tain II. ,t. ilitoselt lias iileiut-i Mellila \ iiftetiioou at Jin-knoll! decided Hint the eiminuny's argu­ lain deficiency a|tpro| riatiim b i 11 . ment was valid, the union would which ealtics tin appro) riatum * u'rec. lie wu- a ill )veal old vlllc I Wood entered the sec. hack u down und reduce its doof *2.’.,000,000 ail)l which line *'il met at whose no ; m can ........... te<|Uires only the President's “ •'« took pipe.-, i i.c othn two ‘ Jul y I-'. 1U4J. at Dot;.ih’ mtluru to make it effective. ' ■' \ouer- mouth t oileye, Hanover, N. II.' 1 ho- (net-finding iioiiid must Keuntnl- Tlilurie (Vpprr " j ' a o w t - ° f Fraukh'rt, Kamiiis, ,—>1! tie mi- sent in Ilie ■ •* I \ r.ila on -whether si 114* *.ti jy ii) day 1,, 1vim*i| j|, 1, CtillUIlt piesi. 1telli:tenve ScIiihiI in A a -liingi 10 eottsliler puces and profits oe* 1 of- the ■ * ' Seminole - - • ’ County 1 — in m ii Iii .1 ■ t oiiu. 1 ami latvi svrveil- a» a Distriit fore it coniinues its hearings. dent t't'F• Iiilelligenre (lllicei at .Miami — in In Detroit the l'l(> United ________ Farm lluicuu, that the ileficieitcy Angus., Ill 1,1. Auto Workers I'ninn explaineil Nod Smith, chairman of tin- ''n P '"l,"»G<.n bill, including up ( hollow mg a tour of duty at today why it turned dow n the American U'giim committee no l " ” l’ "»lion for Hie - foieutu J e W C l I lit*I 1 Miami, I it'll I. Wood was assigned Ford Motor Company's offer of Hie -tan k s Who tiavo" drive piogram bad passed thu “ Hie Aimed Guard t'eater at 12 per real wage increuse. t?venlng( In 111 Miami nuiil thih murriing that very te>. — *- Tucmluy 1 ui'duy evening, was, IReported U |Jt)l t i l l 111 lit \ew i ile.nis and served tlime l!nion officials .aid that life 12 people huve ®responded to the r‘‘l»"tcd out of file cunfervnee ------— until lb comber, It* I t. wlieii he per relit increase would not be 1-egion's itsiuest fur gift pa , rjmtmdlee for Hie House, amt M|,\M| BEACH. Dm _'u ..id aboard the K. S. Falmouth, enough to offset the 1ise iij .he ages to la> ilisti 1tulle. 1 to v. i * expected tins bigge t jewel lot He c i veil a, comitimaling officer: cost of living, uial that - niler .lio wuek mi llm bid. in sis year, war, reported bit. orans who arc currently tm I tile .Naval united guard new j Foul plan many* workeis would The re 1 ly by Senator Pepper today by Miami Iteab Uetntivt •I'l.nd pUailted in 1 guvernnieiit iiislitu Hu- maritime vessel due- receive little or no increase at followed after 4lie County harm t'hiei Kail Carpenter, who {ti-l ■ng o|ieialiiuis in tin' CmrilHgiu all. The union leaders denied the lions In Floriuu. 'Bureau, ropresentetl f>y Air. Cuithat thieve made off yesleidr.;, and South American meas. Mr. Kmith poiausl out that 111I'ompauy stalemi'iit Him i( faces program was designed Hint we luili, laid telegraphed him as with $.10,0011 in Jewelry from tin* ___l.ieul. follows; "\\> are greatly rnnhlTTiil! m all Atlnhlu sncTi-ly j U may remember in « ' small Wit) tiilci1 Sintea nnd in Deccmficr, those veterans who uru in im- ccrtied over failure of Congress woman. lie vva* liesignaled linninn, to pass appropriations which we Curpentei says burglm hrok.' m pitals at t bristnms tune. vVe ng nffiieT ii the armed m a li ....... ..... ...... ........ ............. . understand, are necessary to ilitn the iioipe of MiH um ) ; want to let them know .that we guard i Hie s. 8. Aithur J.i are "thinking ol them anil tlmi .bring in or keep foreign labor Eiigll-li mol slide Hi items ol 1vier m at Bittnsvvok. (hi, Tilt* nppreciutu whut they lu»v»'*heto tliin, vvInter t«» Imrveht i»er* jewelry in the biggest haul sin < t-lnp .inved in thi? M eilitrirunoan WASHINGTON. Iby. 20. nrniiil bandits held up th.- all . . done lur a peace loving naloiu. ishalde crops. Illtii'kslime Hotel uhil * • i'n)ie I A I'resiilenliul aider’ t" We wish to thank ilium in Hu•'The Kan lord d is'iot alone . loully nfler his 11 turn to tin' id'* way for our iirtvtleilge of living need - a minimuin of .IJ.’i of tlieso I w1'•> >,.'i.iiun m cash mid genu Si. 1 lie woilt aboard ll"' Motor day extended the life of the Fair 11, peace.*' workers. Failure' to get them | Mia. English lulil poliee Hie Vc el I'aja Lookout lit New Employment I’ rnutlci'h rommitMr. Hmith ulso suld.timt tin tuny conceivably mean mute than Iter u.o-.iory wlntei n diten.' • .An. ami .lived again ill Hin lee* until J ll in- din, IB Id. This gift boxes should cuiltuiii an 11 litili* million dollars loss, which wit's looted of the jewel- wiilnn ■bid . iiane’ ii and toe Atlantic. directive icmovcs evjstlng doubt to the committee’* authority. item or items worm appmsi nil .Id cripple many lai. ivr. for lour tour afH 1 an c’Xpte me . liHneI to Hie I nit si ns iniiibtely $3.uo. Kacn donor i.m 1 .rsi r-a-ons, if not i.nnkrupl ••g*r hail .1 livcied ft.uit VHiiiim . tale . ruin’ in Aiigii.t am i wa .Members willcontinue to ,i.u.v iti^ name unu 111l.1ie.it ... them. Wltat is tho r-t.itus or it >l".* l)d d ammid l.raceiei -Jo -Mgli.d to Hie 1*1 tl ii l iillilie .'estiguU; Slid t vpoi l on juh dls..Kt .110 pac,.age. ' tv i.. nu.esjta. y ■pint peels for passage of this .piunnv.i to wear Mnturday nigiil. r> n million ()f|ice »l New o r-1 crmiliiation* in private itnluslry |(,1(||s mgiigeil in mditm) or lecunvei Ol list ills 1 0 ..VII.a O. U log o ■ hill 2" "■■-•i... ■ mmlttcu * Since (let; 1*. l.ieul. Wo. nI "has I'rwluctldn. i ■1 hi- eon ,*-*.u* on tftu tia.siii-1 or urn .u*. telegram urging tfigorous Robberies Reported ,1 for it> y ontlnu* . acksges niuy ml .urii.U in . |(ounP action on the hill was m n |* V o u i n e / b i e jlie n A -i“lant I’elooiinei (Iffjeer ' ccimved }Sl" \ Agende* ..hlviiUii he„ioii rvpi.'U,,ut.t. rotently sent by Air. Cullutn to 1 0 I OlICC 1 i S l l 1 (1*11 \ut lie Naval llcveiving* Station Appioin lutiim Act. A hill is o . u.o *i. it. .'ojiv C/oiiipuny, .li Iti'picsenluiive in Miami. Hfiulricks, who I pending ill Imtll the Senate Mild aaafo.d ,'urni.btu ovlupa.,*, a lep.i.-ii with a telegram aanounc-j Two lliefta of. golds l.ieul. Woinl has le.-iimed' In* tin* lloiMr lo niiike tie Fair Kni...v luceiviug . taiioii tocuvea on llIC House, a. tloli op .the lull. po iiiuii wiili The Hanford Herald, ,1i,.„111_ „ i from |hir ..i-1 iilitoinnhiii' I'i aotii e . t'ominittee 1 •iiv rorner 01 i n s . nlru'i and i Hi- wife and tv.......... Harry aiid|,'l'> “ ' rctmrt'il yi'ili-i’ li.v t.i ii ill < .ugiiuiin Aveoue, ilia Aiiicn-.m At Hlr20 o'cl ► (![, AII h' ii Wayne are cmiently in, Miami 1 A ,„ rn 1 )Ve by Pie ideal .-vgtoii oagiiiu is |iar*.cu u. tm cntoii, 12" • Miigtinli.i A. ‘inn. hut join him ilu'iH). -Tiunmn went to federal depnrtoiwisectkjii atm m.iaovr.. of .11 Turkey Shoot To Be (Ill cjiiii tnd that nmi <• Hiun auiut—and—aaeto-y----tovoU.— 'llov .utuliit -rAuxiliary’ ---------, - u. me l*-, ,tvo . poundi" of nmls. .mil "ie: ~Trrrr Chief Executive had been mforoi’Hirue Sanford Men 1ed |uf nil anil itniollno tin I Hint koine government eiadiscrinuuatod Five or more 12-iniund tiir- stolen from Idn I'lyniouUi umiK’. Discharged By Navy . plnye* had heen At 2 1:W <aII I', P. M., M.. Wayde Waydn l.ilrl ’ ’ keys will !«• given ns prises Al against Iterouse -o f face sol S-Sgt Harvey.Hale .............. at the unmiul Turkey Shoot to |Jr., hid \ alencia Drive, repm i* 1 1noed. Ilia directive linked those B ack F rom P a c i f i c hi held at the iaVn fropi rmptc ,,lnt the following urttele ''' ^tdfniil .oteii have Ijeen in eliarge lo analyze their |*eiX X « « > * csvas of the Mnyfalr Hot *1 Sntur- I stolen front his car piiif-nl 1" dlschnrgod from the United sunnel pollcie*. nnd prevent any O .. ------- t day aftcnioiin by Co. C. Florida front of llm li"U»e: a 12 go; e- Slate Navy, according to infurthur discriiidlinlion of the 8 -8 gi. Harvey Hale, nion S l* (!Ulmi and ,„,d the t)„. He Semimdo " 11 1of 'ii Stale Guard, mi nolo RomhigUin pump gnu, on " , IM fonralmn iccelved today from kind.,. Mrs. H. F. Hale of Hm Nuvnl I ersonni'l SrpuiuHon Bounlnli Gun C(llll |.reil|1)BI,l Byrd GihhIo Keystone movie uinieru, 11 I ” Avanue, has received his nine announced today. horsepower Kiln outlxmril m >to,'. feulei in 1i*--knonviII*1. It EDM ON c.N ROUTE II (IMF, oruble discharge at Camp BlandThey me: S l/t Viigil P. lintThe shoot will begin at 1:00 11 kirnl.l Im11ling jacket Mil .1 ilfg after roo two yesr. years o, ol servu sorviv ■ M.clncfc ton, tj.M 2 c Jack Morrison ng alter wi„ r(„ llinue until l*«* >,f »iko *1* shells. continue Corporal Loui* BihImi mi, United nmi H t/c OrKiin M. Fuminm, States Army, i* enroute in this riH.n1* *P“ V f A Artilllr/ 6:00 o'clock, with 12-gouge shot, <JHih AOtl •Aircraft Art ill* * Runa |^|ntr Mr, tiootlc «al«l, country aboard the U.S.S, Mu­ V. F. W. Post To Have t l PIRTHMIHITII Gun DatUlion. adding that the 1lub will furnish rine Adder, according to infor­ He wears Mmpalgn.rtaro M — to nnyonu ,:oi h„v lllt{ b)» Open House Monday mation received today from thu PORTSMOUTH. England, Dec. Servico Porto Commander of the *Sr W r 9* M Saipan and turn. Everyone Inturentcil in 2if, •(JP) — The famous Amcrtrnn o"*"lHgU h' ho°cti• »hooting 1, invited to take part. Commander Lloyd F. BovIn of | ( ruue, AuguaU bus entered the United State* Pacific Fleet. Cnl. Beilman is among 1000 Pacific the ScmlnoU (.ounty Post N" ,1,^-UyuiH :.t Portsmo 'orlHinouth for it - Theater veterans uhoard thu terod the service In. December, m e e t in g T o N ifn rr 3282, Vutcrans of Foreign M en, „air*. The warship « 1942. Ilia ribbons Include Asiu'.ic pair*. 'The warship na> dnmagrd vessel. Mrs. Uedmon icsides in The Regular Meeting of Taylor Pacific, American Theater, (iocsi Commander/. No. 2S, K. T. will unnounceil tixlny that nn npen in un Atlantic gale while she Ovierlo. house will in* held nt thu l-i* tlor* vvus taking troops buck to the Conduct and Victory ribbons. be held Friday night ul 7:30 Yesterday, Sgt. llele had u o'clock. The newly elected offl- Hut nn thu l.nkofront, stinting United States from Ite Havre, ■t B:00 oV| i> ck Christmas eve. Franer.— The Augusta —hr the buey time greeting old. friend* cera-for 1946 will be“ installed JACKES TO MEET All members of the local post in the downtown section. and It U expected that the Order and persons eligible for mem­ vessel on which tho lute |*rcsiItoosi'veh and Winston The Seminole County Junior of the Temple will he conferred bership in the .Veterans of Foreign dent on a class of candidates. An Ware Organization are invited I ■ < huichill dratted the Atlantic ( ‘handier of Commerce will hold its regular weekly inecling to­ $41.30 Received By oystar stew supper will be served attend. Bill Thorne is in clnirgy Charter, morrow night at H:l)0 o'clock at 7:00 o'clock. All Sir Knights of the entertainment und re­ Eastern Star Order are invited to attend. at the City Hall, according to freshment committer. PATTON WORSE an announcement tod a y by Secretary George McClelland Woman of the Order of the ADM. FARI-EY NOMINATED OFFICES TO C LOSE HEIDELBERG, Germany, Dec. All citizens interested in the K ssU rn'Siar received a total of WASHINGTON, Doc. 20, l/P>— 2U. —(A'l— The condition of 41.80 at! the Salvation Army President Truman has nominated Offices at ths County Court General Georgo Patton has tak­ reorganization of the Javcees Ime boards Wednesday, It vim near Admiral Joseph Farley as House, with the exception of en 11 slight turn for the worse. are urged .to attend. Announced ‘ today by Major Allan Commandant of the Coast Guard. the office o f 8 horiff Charle, Genvral'a physicians say 8 . Wharton. On Friday, the Farley would serve for • four- Hand, will close for the holi­ The tha't he has contracted a res­ NEW SHOWROOM OPEN headed by King year period with 1 the rank of day period on Saturday tmn.i piratory ailment which is delay­ amsey. will -I Admiral. He would succeed Ad­ and will not reopen until Wed­ ing his recovery from paralysis The new showroom recently board. miral R. B. Waeeche, the war­ nesday morning, it was announc­ ami a broken neck received in constructed at the 11. B. Pope stated that he time Coast Guard Commandant, ed today. City offices will re­ an automobile accidentThe Company v ill be opened to ...............Parley main open all day Saturday'but midday bulletin from the public tonight for inspecl Officer will be closed Monday oqd Tuts- said Patton hud spentHeidelberg an un­ according to on annocomfortable night. today by Mr. INrpe. w; More Response To ks Wno Gave Urged By Smith 1 1 1 J -__ — - ---------- :--------- — \ �.................. *< **v r« THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20,. 1945 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA FACE TWO Al Rogero Has.' Fine RecprcJ As Mentor 79th Congress Ends Historical session In Capitol Today U CANT QUIT ADVERTISIM YOU’ RE TALKING TO \ PARADE NOT \ MASS MEETING ^ GAINESVILLE, Dec. 20. '(,P>— A contender for the post of head football conch at the Univenity of Florida — Al Rogero — ’ hn» an unusual re'ord of WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. (/P>— The “ifth Congre** will end its session today unlesa there'Is a last-minute hitch In Ita plans, and it will not return to worn until jan. II. I he session, which has taken part in the transition trom wnr ... peace, aim trom rresident Itoosevelt to President Truman, hoa had a large voire in worm alfairs. Upposltion to many of Presi­ dent Truman's key legislative proposals hat marked the course of tne 79th session since lost April. However, the tusks left undone sro balanced perhaps by the list of momentous derisions to wntch It has Riven Ita oj*- ANNOUNCING THOMAS’ B&RBFR SHOP b a rb er sh op and i E vening* unlit V $V> ' UNABLE do M AKE A VO^AL SOU HD Tires and Tubes Roy'W all 201 North Park ROBERT A. WILLIAMS ueiure the lawmakers put q.t their hats and coats, they are SCRAPS REAL ESTATE-BROKER A MUFFIIS, cap, and Jacket (ail to chance Dili's howls back to crowts os he shivers—like you and I—In the; freezinc tempernturos now crlpplng the nation. Dillte. an lijRh Setter, was rigged out In this fash­ ion by his owner wlien he went for u walk alone New York's wind­ swept ktreets. (International) Atlantic Bank Bldg Phone 732 Gl DRIVER LOOKS OVER WRECKED PATTON UMOUSINI Moliliratlon Subcommittee Into the Gcintan Industrial disarma­ ment program is being continued. The I'enrl Harbor investlgnlors imw propose to adjourn their" inquiry on Feb. IB. The ______ . ....... _ committee agreed to the eaten- Barracks have l»een the site of a .don resolution > at. a private, rolonial frontier outpost, a revc.-■ession late vederday. Menu- Jutionary war depot, a recruiting It. K. Turner, who ww* ca m gtation. ammunition storage of the Navy’s war P'*n» , dump, nrtllleo- school, Infantry sion at the time of the J"l’ 'j gnrrlson, Cavatrv school, army iineso sneak attack. supply center and an Indian ' Selective Service officials are »ci,ao,. The station lias echoed t-> I utting the damper on _specula- the whoops of Indians, the ro­ llon iilmut this possibility tnnl! vtdlrr* of the whisky rebellion, voon «nly 18-year-olds will l»e and soldiers of sevcrul wurs. inducted. One anonymous source Carlisle townsfolk don't xnnt the raid that, temporarily at least, burrock* to pass into the pages , ingle men from 1H through -> o f history, years must fill Army and Navy replacement needs. _ . i he White House has re- ■ M B w XmttR, IOOKINO OVIR the shattered front (top) of the limousine In which Oen. Ocorcc S. Patton was Injured near Mannheim. Oertnany. It Pfe. Horace Woodring, driver of the smashed vehicle. Meanwhile, at Heidelberg. T/5 ih.be rt Thompson (bottom), driver of the truck involved In the •ilitick-up, shows by diagram his Idra ol the accident. (International) By the Aid of Newspaper ADVERTISING „ J H V n lU n r U IrMHi •>«'» oil paratroopers' and ordered to descend on (1500 fo il Grnn Sitsao Mountain — highest peak in the Santa d^sen'o* lluot* nniniiiK d iet- is thin yt-nr. Just Bvo what lio’s hrmigiit for that Itc-tlimpltfil CHOOSE YOUR little darlitig of youra. 0 rowed, suits, lilniikda e and u host of other wonderful thliiKs to swepten CHRISTMAS GIFT your cheruh’s Chrlatmija— to keep him warm lin'd cozy all llinnipli the cold months nltrnd. NOW HAMILTON 17 Jewel ( nUl.OVA 17 Jewels 44.00 15 Jewels ..v.. 41.00 ELGIN 15 Jewels 36.30 30.80 7 Jewels 5 Day Laundry Service The opening of Seminole Country Club Wo rncommend thnt new customers send their laundry Inst three days of- week. For Golfing Phone 475 Ed Levy— WJbllntr. Mgr. . 1>hl SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. 19 W. 3rd St. E of southerly erfy IN 'I'HE. U .S ., BE HlMDEKBUR^; . EQ.EC<ED IN p£R U N PURINA W ORLD WAR ONE IN IQI6 W AS BU RN EP, bu < d « E H e a d w a s s a v e p -R E .A v < ^ M E D B Y •tfiqtfwAY ? A < he_ Do m e s t i c P r ; s IN <H L WO^.LD l l Ye s - K e y v/E<r, fia CAME ORmWALiy FROM A SIA TRUMAN'S THANKS TO SERVICEMEN Phone 475 1oyott who answered the call o f your JL country and served in its ‘firm ed Forces to bring ahoiit the total defeat o f the enemy, I extend the heartfelt thanks o f a grateful Nation, /is one ofthe Nations finest, you undertook the most. severe task one can he called upon to perform. Because •you demonstrated the fo r ti­ tude, resourcefulness and calm judgment necessary to carry out that task, we now look to you fo r leadership and example in further exalting our country in peace. © IS THERE GOLD 1 inenta must b* deducted from any iuiur« veteran bonus. ‘ The State Department has Is­ sued two policy statements on the Far East, it has expressed '••increasing concern” over recent events in the Netherlands Ea.,t ' Indies. Also, the department has Historic Carlisle Barracks Will Be Moved To Texas A fter All the Gifts Are Open: After That Christmas Feast - - Let ’em CARLISLE. Dec. .20. (<P)—A military move haa cast whit might he called sentimental at­ tention on th« Carlisle llarracka hare. For on* quarter of a cen­ tury this historic place has been headquarter* for the War De­ partment'* First Medical Field Training School. Now the Array Surgeon General ha* recommend­ ed concentration of all Array medical training activitlea at Fort Sam. Houston, Tex. Nothing definite hea been decided yet, but Pennsylranlana are talking — more than aver, about their famous Carllale Barracks. The military canter is one of the oldest autlona of iu kind in the country. Tha British Array established It during the seven years or French and Indian war I*. K. Weaver, manager' of, the Social Security l!.mrd in Or­ lando, declared today tint ii nmy he to Ihe ndviinlnge of |cr■-mis 0B years old or older to | file u claim now for Old Age and Survivors liisimince Iwnc, fits. • Mr. Weaver said that it would also lie to the advantage of per­ sons who have nlready filed a cluim and have since gone hm s ito work at a higher wage level, to have the claim refigiirnl mi as to Include the higher uuges. lie also stated thul auv Hociul Security Board Field Office will lie glad to advise any person of IHs rights undrr the "Social Se­ curity Act. Ilesidcnls of Semi­ nole County should contact the Soclnl Security Hoard at the Post Office Building in Orlando. NOTICE is CHRISTMAS DAY 1-imtidry \ Dry (.’loaning that was brought in mi SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY Co CHRISTMAS DRAMA The Birth of Christ Time 7:30 - Dec. 23 SIN Y O U R ® S ^ TESTIFYING for tho defense nl the com l-ltmttlnl of Copt. CUarloa U. McVny lit Waihlngton, WTJ/c MUjard V. McCrory (above), USNIt,of I’onchatuula, la*., told Ihccourt that he was in the IndlanajHill* mess hall when the rrubur was torpedoed In the South Panllc. He remember* hearing an abandon ship order and going from the mess hull to hi* hunk to gel his life Jacket, but can’t recollect the name of the officer that Issued tho order. (fnlentallonal) < hail tu .stand at our early in order to get nTrfnrrrrn 121 h A; I .n u rd Ann, I. Wriglil^ p astor Have ICE CREAM from BEACON DAIRIES Place Your order now for A delicious Ice Cream Cake. One luyer of thnt pood old Rum Raisin, and A layer of rich creamy Vanilla topped and decorat cd with Whipped Cream, serves twelve to sixteen . . . . $2.25 each. Also three layer Qt. Brick in­ dividual cut and wrapped for your convenience. Place your order now I . YOUR $$ W IL L ^ GO a FAR W BEACON DAIRIES Phone 153 LEGAL NOTICE • ’ Thi» vor icit annual...................... mrrlint. r e g u l a r . ............ !!»•» ktinir■Imliti m u t T h e Atl.tnilt N’ r II oiim I llank will In M cl ill#- hanking lwu»* In H.iufor<t* Kloriila. «»n W rd nerUay , J.»»* •• •ry f. I*IC. at two oY lu ck I*. M, for the r l r r t l o n of director* *ntl the tranenrtlon of auch other hu»l* ne»a am may |»ro|o*rly M I U $ the* tmetimc. t*aaltler It. V. Manr.. s t r ik e WALTHAM 15 Jewels 7 Jewels .............. Provincetown Players 'ii Inca. held prison*r in a hotal atop the mountain. Skoneny said a parachute Jump against such a BENRUS. Men’a Ixrrd Nelson 14 Kt. Yellow Gold 17 Jcwela .............. 92.50 HENRI'S, Men’s Golden I’ rlncr 1-IKt. Red Gold. 17 Jewels . LANDAU. Men'a 17 Jewel Incabloc, waterproof, unll mnKnclic bl*. So he eialmad to have vio­ lated strict orders and told hie comrade* on the expedition to crneh-land their plane* near the hotel. They did end succeeded nulckly In ovnrromlng the lmall lullan • w a p arport and put which had been many for him. 1 next day h(bi« Hitler's ‘ CHALET, I-adles' Golden Iluchewt 14Kt. Red Gold. 17 Jewels, anti-magnetic — ............. ........ . . Announces Opening Of New Show Room ne om t'li.lv J BENRUS; Ladiea* Golden Supreme Precise aa time itadf . . . 14KL . Red Gold, 17 Jewels ................................. - 71.50 Men’s Pocket Watches Just Received a jf//. I l f •A 2 ELGIN 17 Jewels ---------- -- ------ f ------------ < ELGIN 15 Jewels ......■»— /Li................ . < • • •1 ' t­ All prices include Federal excise Tax mm * m r .iig j ELGIN 7 Jewel*-........*................................. 2 > • For Your Christmas Oil Ranges, and Heaters Supply and Hunting « WALTHAM 7 Jtweb ----------................— ^----- P1COTHEATKR opposite Valdez Hotel Reginnld and Rita Goode In Three-act Mystery Thriller “JEALOUSY” By Eugene Walter Play ran two years »i Broadway Tonight - Friday - Satbr day 8:45 P.M. Reservation Phone 996between 1-2 P.M. or 5-6 PJH. Admission 50c — $1.00 Electrical and Gas Appliances & Equipment HAMILTON 17 Jawela .....— ......-------« • ' 3 to 5 Day Dry Cleaning Service c j u r Board Manager Urges Filing Of Claims C k h d*t Mos< M* Hirohito K e p t Hands O ff As •War Approache YOUR “SHIP W ILL COME IN” Sodner Watches ...... ..... . SPECIAL NOTICE T I ANNOUNCING • Aulo Accessories . 618 !Helkmnille A r e .' Phone 813-M STIAiONT i|(U| filftMIHY_T’htff Ibtjf m i U wai colder—UkiitlMf on iht rill of tne j nomat is arry docking •l New York were nt Ui* ship's l.tfJhssuAwoin# warrior* who arrived with wintry zero weather—bin whose welcome ass warm enough to make up for little diaoeanfartt. Bundled against the breeze, they ore (I. to r.l Pfe. Steve ffriogs, Morgantown. JR- Vki CpL Gerald The*. Dover. Minn.; Pic. Joe J. Kxupar. Cleve­ land. Ohio; Pfc. r or rest Brood. Reading. P*.; Sgt WUlisru McAuJIfle. Scranton. Pa.; Pvt.Frank del Uroeco, Ualtiinorc, Md.: S Sgt. Sieve Wilbanks, Corinth, Miss., and Sgt M. P. Sprsdllng. Miami, Okls. (International) Open Byr.j.scan- scon's SCRAP BOOK PLUMBING After serving fo r tw o years in the U.S have IP-opened m y friends to call oil me. of football roqclUng. Rogero I* a\ rormer Clear,Water IIif^li School.football coach. This may he the bc»T record for' any high school football mentor (luring n similar |>*rio«l of time. Repnir work n specialty Free estimates. Prompt service All work guaranteed * Itovs I. IDS Palm til* Avenue PAr.E TlIltEl THE BANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA THURSDAY; DECEMBER 20. 1915 ■> . " . . ^ ; as manufactured by • 0 General Electric 4. ■,( , ep* • * ,• ! 1 2 '7 a Coleman Florence • * • J > v % n : ^ . W i *1 #*Ty l Hot Point - • a Trips — See * ‘ * a Ruud Hanley Brown ./ Standard Gas Equipment Magic Chef— . • Bill’s Package Store . i and Bar 112 W. 1st. f demands s m i- A wonderful bird is the pelican There is a well-known little verse about the pelican and his gift for gobbling up more than he can swallow. arises whether further fuse reductions (hat management can bring about may not well be used to lower prices or improve products. A parallel it the UAW-CIO demand Jor higher wages Jrom General Motors. Lowering prices or improving products benefits everybod y. Customers get morefir their money. The company's business grows. And the growing business is able to iploy m m e an ,/ mure pet,pi. For General M otors' wages are already high. In Jact, in the last peacetime year, the income oj the ate rage GM Worker Jell in the top third oj all incomes in the United States. Wider employment serves the nulional welfare — and should be a primary objective o f all o f us. We believe in high wagesl But we also believe that when wages arc already high, the question Unfortunately, many people are too apt to place their own interests above the national welfare. Phone 880 G EN ERAL M O TO RS 'More and Better Things for More People 1 �/ ■*'•****■ ;rHURSDAYT DECEMBER2d, 1045 TO R' ftA NFOll n rtErt'AlJnl % ANTOftti PJOftrttA fo u r Good Publicity ‘F or Sanford The Sanford Herald ■ W I . M M I l„ m -.A V K ill I .., UM AX — llu -ln r .. U ansacr O H IIIIk 1*4.#ski* m r r U r %%i UnMk ■r MHiMlIla IliiH lIia V ra r ..... T h e V lr m 1<| la * nick A a a n rlg lril I'fra a n k l r •I t r l r m i l l lr«l In Ihe p u h llrn th m n il n r u r r r r t llr il fn ll n r mm f f f d i l r t l I n .ffcln pn pr Ik* ' l*»rnI » » « • |Mlllll« A ll r lg k la fn r^ p itk llm pint «lla>|»itfrhra k r r r l n 1 W h U l. From Lewis Shipp, Herald .sports editor and now I Secretary f o r Governor Caldwell. comes a clipping from the Clivdpnd Wain Dealer containing a ,story by. Hutry J W. Smith, trtivei editor.'on the tourist attractions and uY-; com m odation s in Central Florida under a Sanford date- 1 line. Although this story gives considerable space lo the better known.resorts in Florida, it has several paragraphs' I ' _A LI . I ' I.J •t ..I* I about Sanford which provide, us ...JlL with *1.1. the "kind of ml Ihtf which money cannot huy. /tiid it contains a Muggcstiuii which it might be well for us to -consider as we face the prospect o f the post-war without the benefits of wartime prosperity. 1 * “ Too, little has been said about Kissimmee and San­ ford as tourist •magnets", says this the Cleveluhd writer. "Both will be! discovered this season in the progress of slop-over from resort areas that will tie filled. The former has done the hotter job of heralding its attractions, which include a trailer camp and font hotels. "Sunford is an anomaly, with a 1130 room hotel, on l ake Monroe besides downtown hotels and in a lake and citrus region that to see is to.like; yet the city never has made a major effort; to attact visitors. The hotel is wuIL appointed with a non-variable rate that is about half of that charged .by comparable hostelrios in the more popular recreation centers— fitted to incomes of $('>,000 and up. p a f r A f r ' l ; m '6 ' YOUR IrfOME MERCHANTS A SK V O U T O "BUY A T H O M E " (T S 1 0 U S V . B U T WELL TAK E IT { SIGNS SHOW CARD AND POSTERS 0 —Dee’s Sign Service (O. D. LANDRESS) RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Rcul Estate Sales—Rentals—Mortgage Loans Dependable Insurance and Bonds Room 4 Florida State Bank liulding III1=11 BIRI.K VKJtSk. KOK TODAY OUU HOLD ON t.lFK IS FRA (•ILK, HUT MAKK SURF. OF HOLD ON KTKIINAL VKHITIKR: Or rver the silver runt In- loosed, or Hie Hidden Imiu I lip I 1uken. mi the pitcher broken nt the fotmtain, or the wheel Innkrn ill the cistern, (hen -Imll the dust tetuFi tints* OimI that save it.—Kerl-s. •2:0.7. UNTIL YOU CAN BUY A NEW Car Why not give an F.-Bonil for a ('heistmas present? PRESENT Car! © © © Bring it to us regularly ■x n writer, simply because Andelimit, by his nickname .proved about her vocal deficiencies ....... that Mary wasn't at *11 sensitive No one .apparently cun cure this gal'* stutter, but they can't stop .ame tempi .111 iiy ' .l.siu iumjcd, n-r from talking cither ,.rr.. But to get back to Nicky Blair's new 'Anderson called a winning not to club ami great show—both ate let it gel out of hand*on opening great. night, I ecouse “ you look like a ill nv. ned rat, dnhllng." " Anderson gave Mary Dowell, W A K E UP BUSINESS / until then a lieautiful but Qnpub' lied Diamond Horseshoe show By Advertising In | / girl, the nlcknamr of “ Stuttering This Newipaper N^> Sum," because she stutters ..... S' • immediately began to get publicity when news of her highly liictule but stutter-impeded dis­ cussions came to notice ..... She. Mibsrtpiently went to . Hollywood there'* u hulcuny, cum pie!, .In.u-.iir.il lighting and all sort* of legilimnte stuge effects possible in no other ilroadwuy show K ilo . 0 . , The show itself i- what has been known In the trade for year's ..... That means that Nicky had ns a “ Nicky Hlnlr production," John Murray Anderson design tbo entertainment .... nnd John ha.t fashioned a whopper ...... Nicky now employs more, tall nnd ter­ rific shuw gals Anderson gave them the title of ‘ bruisers"—and a linger rhurus than any olhttf Inoudway dub. N.iky alsy bus arranged,'1 through Amici son’s direction, .1 show which rivals anything eveseen in the larger Broadway dubs, with all sorts of variety acts, plus, ns headliners, Martha Kaye, who is being paid fB.fiOil a week, unpiecendcnted on thMuin Stem ..... She Is attracting (ui'ucity crowds, widt h makes hit ciliary justified in the minds of all concerned. To me John Murray Anderson' supplies a better show during' ivluinrsaL than the real thing is needed. . . Factories anil business houses have been wearing out, now. The governors of some states are urging their people to build nothing tail dwellings until the most pressing de­ mands art; met. Movie Versions Of Night Clubs N nl Thought Authenic / it? jAt'K o t h h a n TJKW YORK Th(* movies. In A lot of American homes Will be saddened during the Christ­ crvaling their two-dimensloit idea* mas season hy automobile acci­ of huge Headway- night club*, usually present lavish, lush decors dents. Will yours? which however attractive as' pieces 8auford‘s colored lights, t-liimva of Hollywood interior decoration and gaily decorated stores reflect are highly glamourized and not admirably the holiday spirit of vei>^outhrj|tir versions of the icul this Yuletide season. ■ thin? ... for most Broadway night clubs, nolahlv the lugger ones, ate either in hasriurnls or on >rtond floors, and for the most part were designed ntiginnllly for other purposes tluiis presenting en­ tertainment, unit me not exactly The United Slates has been chosen for the home of the United Nations ()■ ganisation. After all, we're paying lor it: China's No. J Communist urges , an end to internal strife in Chinn. If the widely divergent forces In China can get together, they will he setting a splendid example for the Unite.) Stales. Over in Deland the city is planting DM water oak tiees along the boulevard. Proper planting of uur' own l.ake Front Drive would give, this city OtW of the most beautiful entrances in the state. Deland's progresslvcncss should set us a good r v atnple. Care and Maintenance © © © HOLLER MOTOR SALES I'hone 622 Chevrolet Cadillac Oldtmiobilc ANNOUNCING the Organization o f the SEMINOLE COUNTY CONCERNING USE OF DDT ON VEGETABLE CROPS Junior Chamber of Commerce iy le etin g 1. There has been no chnn|e in rejfillations concerning use of D.D.T. on vegetable crops._____________________ j________________ _ recovery will depend on the pol­ icies of the United Stales. If twe lend them enough money they can lx ready for another war in 2U veers.—Furl Myers News Press. If you have to lend a men money to keep his friendship, you better let hi n ECONOMICAL JL s Hurvnu of Entomology (ll.S. Department of Agriculture) Wu-ihliHf ton, I),C. uni! State Chemist of Floritiu Dept, of Agriculture, Tallahassee Florida, contacted on Doc. IS. 11)45, issued the followiiiK statements: Dark front ahtomi Senator Pep- for PROMPT, EFFICIENT, FACTS lierr the price of We see newsprint is toiug up • • • which won't be so •ad if we cun get 2. The Pure Food und Drug Administration’ hu* Issued no regulutMis cuncruing use of D.D.T. products on vegetable crops, 3. D.D.T. product* no longer require a "Poison" label. 4. All D.D.T. products should be used with the same cure as used in npplying cryolite or arsemite preparations. 3. Suggested and tentative tolerances set up by the Bureau of Entomology are* as follows . Font Molar Company offers CIO auto worker* a 12.L percent Increase over swollen wartime ..■wages and it I* promptly reject­ ed, probably indicating another elfike In the great automobile Industy. Meanwhile, the Pack, and Company Is , (arced to lay ' Off some 10,0001men because of a strike in a "suppliant' |lani." Badly al. the country need* autokites .and trucks, on the farms (.uiinvii and anu professions, pniitaiiuup. few ire business I] be, found until selfistt invets give mare et tent Ion to 7 micrograms D.D.T. per gram of edible portion of -the vegetable. (Southern' Chemicals offers a complete line of Agricultural insecti­ cides, Including D.D.T. - Pyrethrum - Kotenone - Cryolite - Sabadillu Arsenate Dusts. Separately or in mixtures with Gulphur, Nicotine, Copjier and "Zerlute." ** The outstanding results being obtained in Sanford with D.D.T. in various formulations on: • Cabbage loopers - Cut worms - Celery leaf-tyera - Army worms • Flea hoppers • Bean - Leaf Rollers and other insect peats, puts it in a -field of 4t*-own, towns that complain of r. t TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOUR FROM A PARK BENCH I Homes Needed .(Ftoni Harper's Mnsazinri • That votl aiiiWI. that wit* and 1 It is clear that the mn.it important operation now flanks and married lips Should dir, to hr a alidade in a required in this country is building new homes. For five . monkey’s eye. years there has been almost no building and little for the Or chlorophyll to spur a fern,'ii»i five years before Ilyit. very .itraiigr. Even the production and assemblage of materials for Rut strauaer why, than that tile private use and construction‘ have to he restored from the lines of time and space Of all past time, extension in­ ground up. All this time our population has been growing, finite, should taiiye .inti houses and machinery anti materials of a hundred kinds And run into this .moment, here, 1have been-wearing out. A greHt wave of nett} construction to hold that face. too, lull obviously the homes are most Important right light. Unit haio-light. For you and me to see in flesh, from this park bench. What painters meant and sunlight said, in Italy Those years ago? Hr stranger why- close mystery Than that this wood, this iron, this very licnrli should be? How then cry mlrarlc, when nil is so ? HKN KAY It RDM AN. Thone 1021 105 N. Palmetto Ave. 111 I k r f w l Ilf fir * »1 • nnfnrS. I'l« r l« tn . ■•■Srr, I k r A r t • ( C c m r . . « f S u n k X. IHIIT. ♦ f u r f i N P * ? 'f t U R III 1'ktA: We recommend D.D.T. and have full information‘concerning'Its use on various vegetable crops. We also have the equipment and the "know how" to teat crops for D.D.T, residues. >. Membership open to and invited' from r allS men in the County .- # • * i If there if any change in regulations concerning uae of D.D.T., we ex­ pect to be- first to. Ibring jYju the information. j- rpCi' jvi i , I f i J n t J b a i i rtox—.. . -- a u ' ’ ' S a m sU iIa g ou v H * 1^...... .. ht coaslJsr a s i l * George UTHERN ■ st S' l -a y fliffis L .... V' fTi 1.fiiji J W s. . . . 4 iu ”I aJ s j#|.,■rv»±i r..»t . • *j* . ,■ i ** •- ,.. - w J lw J w i l w jr.. '*.1 A t w-it vj »j �: TlfURSPAYn DECEMBER' 20. 1845 THE SANFORD HERALD* SANFORD, FLORIDA ■ P M fl ---------- Seminole* Country Club Has Official Opening At Supper Dance Last Night TERRACE 4 , I— *— PAGE FIVE RILL RUSH will arrive from the. ed in the next block from wherj, West t'oast around the 27th . . . >she was visiting dial i*io man *n* ESTELLE HURT wenring navy I killed . . . liefqte he was rentovc-l blue shirt und slnrks Wednesday ■from the apartment >cver:i| je o Society Editori Ceceli* Truluek scynis good to sec FRANK- niorning and ROSE SPEER in a pie bail applied*fill leuinl of Ihs Tele. No. US | Thc Seminole Country Club M'». Fietl Bell, Mr. and' Mrs’. npnrtment . . . acute did she *uy! under the management of Mr. Joseph Mclsch, Mr. und Mra. KrJ- LIN REN NETT, Army Captain, light blue suit having a rokc Are' you willing to stoop down ami Mr*. Ed Whittier was o ffi­ nimnl Mclsch. Mr. ami Mrs. O. ami wife floating around town ESTILLE who is a Navy nurse . . . incidcntly she is a Georgia took emergency leave to come nml consider tl.e wants and the cially opened last evening with P. Herndon, Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. Mrs. Ponder Hostess G LY, home and help doctor the family desires of little children: to reniO n» informal supper and dance Truluek, Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. K. gul and very attractive i’C.OD. Navy lieulenunt. \vns_ iu.'back to health heard_that, .cmbci__ U,cggyavVu-%, mW weak-. with the redecorated club- pro­ .Courier. .li.T Mr. ami Mr*. Rnl| To Garden Club Circle lowii yuslerday enroufe to Miami CATlIh111NE'S husband bus prr.- lies? )ii thosi win) iik growipz Thursday Mr.' and Mrs. II. E. Aiken und viding a colorful background for A. Smith, Mr.-nnd Mrs. S. F. wlicre he will join his wife, Itically rented a loom In the OrI) - 1•*| '.i-i.n g ' • much The T. E. L. Class of the Firat The Azalea Circle of the San- daughter, Anita, plan to spend the guests where they enjoyed Dotidney, Mr. und Mrs.' W. R. HKK, nnd his two sons, DARRY nngr General Hospital in Orlando ".•hi; your friends love you nml nsk Bnptl«t Church *ill hnvc a Christ, ford Carden flub met Friday Christmas day with relatives In eating a barbecue supper and D> . Can! and Mra. W (L S Y L V IA '. • • CATHERINE you know now yourself whether you •liAe them niaa lice and cover dish supper night at the home of Mra. Julian Deland. dancing to the music of the Firming. Mr. nnd Mr*. J. Mal­ nml WAYNE . . at the Church Annex at 7:00 Ponder, .710 Weet Seventeenth Hnnnnn Hoy* orchestra under tho colm Higgins.. Mr. nn<l Mrs. A . | MEI8CII, frcslimnn, at F.S.CAV.,' has a little son so there is tno enough; to tiy to understand for the 1\ M. All membera are urged Lee. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. II. G. homy , , . holidays , a n I reason IIKRH frequent* the place wlmt those who live in the snme' Mr. and Mr*. Illirry Gustnvson direction of Neil Powell. 7 ..ecl*. The home * * » beauti­ doing “ "J® '‘iV i-'o T ic to attend. . . . MARGARET HR A'A N’T DEN- house with \.u really m int. withThe delicious bnrbeque supper, Lin :1c. Mr. and Mrs. .1. I . MRfully decorated-.carrying out the of Chicago nrc visiting Sir. GusN1S ilm.k stunning out waiting for -them to toil you; Christmas motif and a Santa lavson’s aunt, Mrs. John Thomas,! prepared by W. A. Hathaway, dull. Mr. nml Mrs. Jack M nrri-i',-' ' L0,S. M t R I AV h T H F. ft these day* . .extremely . she has Aetume to make a grove foi your ugly • • • MR. II. M. bnrliequer extraordinary of the •on, Mr. and Mr*. J. N. Robson. • Claus scene was displayed on the at her home on Park Avenue. #Dr. Root Addresses Sir. nml Mia. Hairy Hob-•W--- MAIN and MR. I.KA LKS- from New A'ork where she ‘was thoughts uml it garden for your Fifty Associates, was served In coffee table in the living table. !,'"K 'nK a Christmas duit swamped with offer* to niodrl but kindly filin g s , with the gate Junior High P.T.A. Mra. II. H. Coleman, guest Miaa Harriet Miller of Tantpn the dining room which is deco­ son. Dr. ail'd Mra.' S.' l'uleitom i *"1 ,,u' • * * » Iwsldc lo! no house, apartment, or room open . . . cun you do all these speaker, displayed various- Christ­ will arrive this week ro spend rated with a "shocking pink" Dr. nml Mrs. t). I.. Hark*, Mr. L'.’' rtnlld the she find to live in . . . she things lot one day'.* f her , yoll nml Mr*. John S.hlrnnl, Jr., uml ' '" ‘ .l1 ,'"1 ’1 • • • they hove the holidays with her mother, color scheme. Thu guest* promas arrangements for Ubles and The Junior High School P.T.A. stayed with friends uml relates can keep t'hrxlm m . Henry, >ir. und Mr*. F II Smith toletide spirit . . . MR. NDLIK Mra. E. V. .Miller, nt her home grc**cd ’ to the light blue ball­ doors and Instructed thememeber* met Thursday nftemoon at the this tytory . . . an exploion occu r- Ann llvki . . . (' U *T Also Mr. ana Mis. Roy F. 1)' ■"f*. '>AYl)R ED 112 French Avenue. room for _ dancing where the in the making of wreathes and retinol uuditnrium with Dr. J. It. flpor* and walls have recently Byrnes, Jr.. Mr. nnd Mr*. Jam > «UV(’ INS chatting uwny in front Hoot as the guest speaker. flower arrangements. A display Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pittman been refinished. E MeKIhaitnan, ‘ Mr. and Mr*. A. ‘ro “ MRa* Tailing on “ The Functions of la now being shown in the win­ ' MATSON looking very Counseling" he stresseiK the Im­ dow of the Florida Power and and children nf Gainesville, will Among those present were: J. William*. Mr. nnd Mr*. \V. T. , Haynes, Mr. uml Mrs. David ra' ,s,ii'|K !«, « I'tege coat with fox. be the guests -u l .Mr. and Mrs. Miss Doria Hull, Mis* Olcslu Smith, portance of counseling! In the Light Company. Mr. nml Mr*. T. C. Holt. \f ,,|or ruoaday afternoon . . . die The club (resented Mrs. Cole­ John Schirard Sr. at their homo Dyson, Miss Elizabeth Dyson. schools. Mrs. Clyde Ramsey In­ Mi uml Mrs. J. S.s Adams, M r.! I""1 «w iitly Yeturn«l from Atlanman' a potted plant as a gift and ori Twin Lakes. tr o d u ce d the speaker. Mis* Murgnrct Reitz, Miss Hetty nml Mis. J. K. Rowlnml, Sir. ami!*,"" ALL Atk In a *u.iCnrrodl, Mis* Charlotte Nix, * "Silent Night” was sung by for Christmas potted plants will Out ol the nervico 10,1 I'*«*•« wool Eftrign Estelle Hurt will re­ Miss Shirlev Elck, Miss UordW* Mrs. S. F. Long. Mr. and Mi>. he exchanged by the circle mem­ tho groun and the devotional bers. he tubs bis "dress" turn,.lo Jacksonville Naval Hos­ I owcll, Mias' Christine Stoude- J amts UiDon. Mr. iliul Mis. " ’ ! " und inlo civilian lilt? wns led, by Mrs. Victor (ireen. 't • • ; Miss Frances Mnho.iey, Clyde Kuinsey. Mr. nml Mrs R. r'."',1, - : • Mrs. C. L. Redding, president pital tomorrow after spending mire. Protect your now. Mrs— It. C. How ut il read the NEWMAN tins popped Reports were heard on emergency leave in Sanford Miss Cecelia Truluek. Mr*. Tho- E. Aiken. Jr.. Mr. nml Mrs. ' minutes (if. the last meeting and presided. and prized possesl l e n l e r i.IUlc, Mr.rood Mrs. 1 >" ,ow" "W in after u huntbecause of illness in the family. mas. Kirkland.. Mr*. Judy Partin. Mrs. I.. K. Spencer gave the .from all the committee chair­ '( NtMuck. Mi. nnTl Mrs .lions aqairut loss. ,, '' : i Mr*! Margaret Bryant Dennis, Clm,Ics treasurer'* teport. Mrs. Spencer mans und •Mra. O. P. - Herndon HENRI WIGHT Miss Hetty Dayman, freshman j y,rv p. „ Tcp, iri Mr*. j . \\\ J. t Russell, Mr. tlml Mrs. I*. II. ME. likewise Insuro through this also gave a report on the P.T.A. and Mra. H. • H. Coleman pre- student ut Huntingdon hj* «hitc CoIIcko j Altman, Mra. A. K. Powers. Mr*. Siafiord. Mr. nml Mr*. Jnntci ''V vl" K t.hrou#h »•’ **» statu convention held in |)*iytonu sented Interesting reports of tho In Montgomery. Atu. is expected .agency and bo cer­ Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. JMm cr 11,1’1’ ," .i!h EDWARD Dorothy Carrodi, Mrs. l i t i s conference meeting held In Co rorcnlly. Mrs. Kcrttllt Cal ter GiiIlow ny. Mr. nml Mrs. KdwurA DIG,.INS right bilnml trying to tain your neoda are Mr*. June Ruu to arrive ‘ by plane tomorrow in Hayes and Mi*. James Cnipps. talked concerning the bond sales con recently. Ikiggilta. Ji.. Dr. bml Mrs. Hurry veil something or m lei out of the Orlando and will spend tbo holi­ effectively covsrodl mlllut said the club contributed Mr. and Mr*. Gunaml it. .spen­ and Mr. Kdtvard Marshall's) room Wmaiiutf, Mr. and iir*. Frank 'L l MAN n m liM two baskets to the nuises bnn*o day* with her family. cer. Mr. andMrs.W. A.Mori I^ v o ii the rount. IlatKi. Dr. nnd Mis. C. W. Ilu ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 LANKA S ten wus henutlVon, Mr. andMr*.II. E.Tooky,kei. Mi. uml Mrs. Kcnnlt Cut In . w Mrs. Jack itupicv spoke of the at Thanksgiving time. the girls ere dressed Mr. and Mra. V. A. Williams progress being made by the home *• Plans were made to make a have returned from Jacksonville Jr., Mr. and- Mrs. W. A*. 1-cfflor, MV. nml Mis. Jnek McDonald "J1" ,hc holnlux senson nml Mr. and Mr*. John Ivey, Mr. Christmas wreath for the Fer economics classes and ul the Mr. and Mr*. A. L. Sklnnet. >mi have never seen such n bevy where^ they visited with their termination of her talk invited nald-Laughton Hospital. A no­ son, Charlrs. who is flying .-for- and Mr*. (fulius_Llim:fclder. Mr. Mi— ml MfsT GlMOge"McClrTTnli.r—^ - J f n n t i 1 i ever and Mr*. 1H. L. Perkin*. Mr. m inating-coin mil lee— was ap­ the - member* to ndjourn to the 703 PHONES Delta Air Lines. Mr. and Mi s. ( eland McClelland. I "‘ “ •’''v? ,0 ,hlnk ho" *«»ly and Mrs. Andrew ('arroway. Mr. pointed as follows: Mra. L. K. attractive women we have in Snnhome economies room where tc i All 70 ANO -40 MEISCH BLDG. and Mr*. H. II. Coleman, Mr. . Spencer, Chairman, Mrs. E. • -* . r foni? look for yourself somewas sei' cd by the students. Dr. and Mrs. Hruutlcy Hen­ and Mrs. Rov Holler.* Mr. and uikI Mrs. Orville Touehton, j Harper and Mrs. A\,. P. Fields. timegood party is seliederson and duughter, Hope, of a m i Mrs. Henry Mcl.uulin.............. ... , , «, .......... .' A social hour w-us enjoyed ul .Williamsburg, Vn. will arrive to­ Mr*. W. V. Hitting, Lieut, and l n. . hv the Lions t Inb for Ssln;Mi and Mr*. Leo tlutncr. Mi. • Supper Is Enjoyed the conclusion of the business morrow to spend several month.-, Mrs. Kenneth AAacker, Mr. and uml gc. Mr. and nikht . . . ELI/. AIIETII und Mrs. M, J. Lodge Mrs. It. I* Dean, Mr/ and Mrs. meeting. nt their home "Rosa Haven" on Autlrew Stine, Mr. ami Mr*, 'll. Mrs. Fied IJirson. Dr. uml Ml*. By Fidelis Class Twin Lakes. II. Pope. .Mr. und Mr*.* John AAude II. Gnrner, I.ieut. Comdr, • IlIKTII ANNOUNCEMENT Meis.h. uml Mrs. George nnd Mr*. Malcolm Miller, Mr. A The Fidelis Class of the First I.ieut. and Mr*. Herbert Hill Cadet Miller Williams who lx Thurston. Mr.' ^laptist Church enjoyed a cover announce the birth of a son. stationed Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold nml Mr*. Gene l.lurrison and Mr. at Corpus ChrUti, dish supper Tuesday evening ut James Patrick, on Dec. |7 at Knstnei. Dr. nml Mrs. A. W. Mr*. Sterling llolling, Mr. and Texas, I* expected to urrive the home of Mrs. John Miller, the Orange General Hospital home Friibiv to spend the holi­ Epps. Mr. nnd Mrs. Guidon Hris- Mis. Kvrrett Moffitt. Lieut, tjg* 113 West Fifteenth Street, with in Orlando. Mrs. Hill is tho days with hi* patent*. Mr. ami son, Mr. und Mrs. J. P. Ridge, and .Aim. AV. M Thigpen. Jr., uml Mr. and Mr*. Frank Woodiuff. Mies Christine Slnudemire and former Catherine Hurt. Mrs. V. A. William*, at G0J Mr. ami Mr*. J. I^.lnglcy. .Mr. Ill Mr*. T. II. Grove* us ro.hostrses. und Mra. F. E. Rolls, Mr. nml Magnolia Avenue. ’ A. E. A’owell. George |»»•- s Mrs. W. C. Hill. Mr. nnd Mrs. ^Christmas decorations were used Gatchcl, teacher, Mrs. D. K. Mel oti-s. McKay Truluek, II. I.. throughout the home und gifts Nav. Mr*. C. P. Henderson, Mia. Mr*. E. II. Smit|i has returned George A. Stine, Mr. und Mrs. l ei sins. Jr., t'lumle AA’Indiloii, Jr., were exchanged by class mcni- Fred Coopor, Mr*. II.. E. Turn­ from Lakeland where she fisited H. M. Watson, Dr. nml Mrs. II, l»er*. The supper was served buf­ er. Mrs. J.. E. Whitaker, Mr*. Carl her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. AV. Rucker, Mr. nml Mrs. Frail James Spenc.-i, Frank AA'oyilniff. fet style and the table was cen­ Moss, and Mrs. J. A. Howard. • Rraswell. Her children, Eugene R. Wilson. Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Jr.. Duke Knliert*. Rirlmr.l Dens. John Dunn, .1. P. Angel, R. A. tered with a holly decoration and Also Mrs. 8. C. Graham, Mrs. and Terry, remained with her C. Wnelchel und Mr. and Mrs, Newman. Jr., doe MrCitslin. Al­ flunked by silver candelabra hold- C. C. McKensle, Mrs. Roy Britt, parehta to ' spend several day*. George A. Speer. ™ng red tapers. Also Mr. and Mrs. V. A. 8|>eer. beit Fitts. Robert Altman, M.Eioi Mrs. W. L. Stoiulcmire, Mr*. C. Those atlendlnb were: Mrs. W. Davis, Mrs. II. E. Morris, Mrs, I.ieut. John Iv K«dcr has. nr- Mr. nml Mrs. -It.—A. Newmun, ■I,* Hos.». JJeuL_Cul. Jink Tan Humei-Little. Mrm Or -P.- Wmdc,- TIT" B. Smith 'and Miss Lorraine rived in Seattle nfter serving Mr. uti|j Mr*. W. A. Adams, Dr. genian. Hugh W'lielclu-I, Jr., and Mrs. W. C. Uuie, Mr*. .Forrest Franklin. with the Army in the Pacific nnd Mr*. Flnchcy McDaniel,• Mr. I.ieut. (jg ) Frank Rinnun am ■ ’ and I* expected to arrive home ami Mr*. Robert Axt, Mr. and John Dunn. ■ 1 -T1 ' for Christmas. His wife* and daughter, Sandra, are residing bn Maxwell, it was decided to blue * CHRISTMAS Myrtle Avenue. * Pilots Have Annual tin- January dliuiei meeting on. h and the Ik i s I i i v .-s meeting Christinas P a r t y Jim. Mr*. C. 'G. Tyre und her sister, COMPACTS DANCE on Juli. J2. lit - which lime llie Sir*. Walter llolinrnstiehl, have di-li lit governor, Mi-Allie I.,-.returned from Jacksonville- where A n y tfit'l w ould love n pom sponsored by Amid n Christmas atmosphere Rush ol O c i i I i i . will make hei she wax r.illod l>e a use of the imct fo r ChriHtitt««**lTHiy ,K* A lepoit of the illness of her mother, Mrs. H. dented liv candlelight und n decor - offiriul visit. Cotillion Club ! atiil Christmas tree, members of Fnlvatlim Army Dime “ llimnD, T. Pace. nlwiiy* w on d erfu l, w elcom e the Pilot Club enjoyed their an­ nameil by Pilot Mcm lient down gifl.x! New nnd e x c itin g ! nual Christmas dinner party at tie town yesterday, wti given by Dec. 21 — 9 P.M, til ? Hotel Mayfair last night. Ciifi- Mr*. Al Hunt, i-lmllinnn. Mis. for the Elks Club's Community Jarrell, n recent bliile, was p ro- 1J l - !l« •« 5 .98 Woman’s Club or Miami will lie the gurstx o f . Christmas Tree were placed tindi i ■eiited ‘ with a piece of silver .9 Mr. und Mrs. J. 1 M. Sttncciphcr the tree. us ii gift ftinn l lie club. during the holiday* their Tickets on sole ut: Perkins, Touchton’s, The Sanford Each table was centered with home on Park Avenue. Those present were: | a miniature ''hrixtmaa live ba­ Herald und Flu. State Hank. Mr*. Maxwell, .dr*. H. Rim- 1ac HANDKIilUHIICIS Miss NatHlle Tru- is ex ■spec ted lanced by lighted red candles ii. •tall, Jr.i .Aits, i . K. '.lollybe ol, *3 Script 81.00 per person’— tax included > to,urrive Satunbiy from C Chicago crystal candle holder* nnd place* Sirs. W. I.. Morgan, Mrs. M. II. m T h e y ’ re jfilTcd w ith rolnr to visit her parents. .M r. und were marked by individual Chri-tliny i nmigh to d ecorn te Ium Mr*. R. E. True, of luike Mary. inaa card* und a booklet of Cltri*t Smith. Mrs. Hunt. Mrs. MKell.’ll. |S Mi*. J. I.. Clarke. Mrs. Joel ri. je ( ' hrlHtnuiH cost unic.H. Miss Charlotte True a student mas Carols. Field, Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker. ,8 of Mary- Kuldwin College, Staun­ Mr*. J. C. Mitchell, progrupi Mrs. Lourine Ileal, Mi*. K.ul | > ton, A’n. la expected home Thurs­ ■ 1 5 * to p 9 .presented a number of llroome and Mrs. J. P. Mull. I! day U> spend the .holidays with chairman, fourth grade pupil* of the Soutn her family. Also, Mr*. 1'ippiu. Mrs. II. Side Primary School, who *un,i A. Swanson, Mrs. Iliirlisali, Ml*, Arriving spend Christum* songs accompanied ut larri-ll, Mrs. E. II. Ijiney, Mrs. _ .yesterday ......... to ar t{)e holidays holiday* with Mrs. Lillian the piano by Mrs. Troy Ray. Rawlins. Mis Muymtf Aickcry anil Mr*. Imurinc Heal The Children entered the room in Maty were Mis. Lillian Murgnn and single file, dressed in white inbi - Hodgkin, Mr*. Z. II. Ratliff. Mis. L. daughter. Miss Shirley- Fraser of and carrying lighted red candle-. Frank It. MurNrill, Mrs. Katonah, N. Y. and Mr*. J. 8. Songs were sung by the mem- Powell. Mrs. M. I.. ItulMirn, Mis. nul sun, AVylle, of Shelby, b en to the piano accompaniment Ruth Scott, .AD». It.. .Kr I'lmpMiss Hlmii'lie Keimeily, N. C. i of Mr*. It. R. Pippin. Hoatesse- inap. for the purly were Mrs. 0. A. Mbs Minnie Ramsey und guests, Jnrrt-ll und Mrs. O. M. IIarriko;i. »*r*. Tom Kirkland. Mi . AA'. !|. During u shoit business ses­ Kirby. Mrs. F. II. \Yc-i.,m,i l Mi . sion presided o /ir oy .ois. It. < i.oii:.,. HvUI.1 •.I'ynberj-. T o enhuiice her pM sun ulity nml h er w iin lroh c! Ilm rcletn, K a r r i i i r « IMPOKTKI) oo O P E N 12:45 l».M. D a ily! Pins, N eck lm es. And Personal Activities TALK Social Calendar H. JAM€S GUT AGENCY Open Evenings Until Xmas To Lift Her Spirits . * and Make her Sing . . . **— OH* i GAY, COLORFUL NYLON SCARFS. . CiDjiumv Jewelry. wool. Today and Friday! Peruvian Alpaca Swaaters 6 9 c to i 2 - » « ^ev're UpToTheirOldTricU l.n T u u -i h u io tifid ly e n r I s, 10 (plus Federal lax) DICKEYS P erfect fo il fo r her smart "d re s s — u p " suits, p e rfe ct part tilth f o r cHHtud tw eeds and KMhardineH. TH E ■1.00 to 3-98 AUaCUlTB Ub count GAY and GIFTY SCARFS Colorful crejye in or ice mint print*, and HUirfa o u r eye-eaLehing -se le ctio n t J.00 to 2*98 bo pretty and exciting they vie with the fashion draignera designer* in tl thely,originality and the novel ways they’re worn— SUN. — MON. I THE BUTTON MODEL 19.95 SLIPOVER WITH 8LEEVES 88.95 THE BUTTON VEST 18.50 OTHER SWEATERS from $3.95 “Correct near Open r i m i n g * 'ul C h ris iin a * from �THURSDAY; DECEMBER120, 1941 THE SANFORD -ItERALlJJ-SAN FORD. FLORIDA PAGB SIX THE OLD HOME TOWN R*f i'ir,j u s r«iwtO*tt* Bv STANLEY MAYBE y*. c« m »i « I Mo.«y WilliMt I aovktisino - H E S A P H O N Y -HE N E V E R M O V E O with JULIAN STENSTItOM Herald Sparta Edllor H A ftA 'K L Many Never Suspect Ca»| Cf Backache Pan R olls.. d o z ... 7c rolaorwiui m att.r tn rrmala In jroaV Dodd. It tn*jrtnv>fiia<iliaabackadw.rl*uin»Uc|>*Jn*> lr£ rain., U>u o f |«op anil M x r n , silMmt up TilchU, <w*Ulna. jiufflnra. uaiar tin «r*a, Imdortwi ami ditainraa PV tw .M or wanly r a m ie * with wnarani and aumin* waw tiiars ih'iyr. th«r* li ■oawthlbg wronc with your kidney* o r b!add*r. \ > Don't v a ill A*k m r d m t M for Do«n'« T*lll«, a nfmulant diurWif. mod •uernafuUy by million. tor t n .r 40 ,w r t . t)oan’» *lr* tiaopr r*lkt and will h»q> (K. II intVi *1 k Idnry tuba. Huh out u d podooj wait* tram Denuts .. doz. .. 16c >1AIIVKI# CONCRETE PRODUCTS Concrete Pipe, Building Blocks, Ready-mixed Concrete, Septic Tanks. Concrete Fence Post, WfeU Curbs and Property Markers Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co, Phone 12IT Sanfurd, Florida. It AIftl!V (llll.t )K X Pound C a k e ....*28c MELLO-WHEAT Package m rrr mure money In the a m let* than in clan* "IV baseball. 'I hey cannul ImaRinr havin|t to live on $7ff a miynlh nod In Iheae times hiiw in Ihe world can thnl he expert. «tl 7 Ho, elans "IV liaseball raised the salary limit from $121)0 In SIE.iO. The Stnle loop is Ruing to plan on (ISDO. Thai mean., that p.tni(i:n n a iii m xr Wh.n ill *inl*r nf liMaer la n d Inn tutwrtu arvrnlltrd hy lhr Vclrrana Admininlrdtion nml the Hlale Department of |’ublir Inalrur* lion an training agenrir.. Thin would enable the eluh to nec that ,lhe hall player .got n ilereni salary ami nlill not force the rluli lu exceed the .alary lilnll of u rl**« "IV loop. This would he **f Bleat nasi.lance to rluss “ D" K X IIM M K II Bread 24-oz loaf 12p I. Mo lU tlrr K V A P M A T K II to * I n i l . o f MsMaklwr V Ilam ia II I’ t i 15c WILK I’ lttl WHITEHOUSE 2 tall cans 17c out H E A C IO T £ S T luSUALLVlH'GUyiRArtS | ' HANDIN' VOU OUt FREE. ! Old Chicago Bears Didn’t Need Defense CHICAGO, Dec. 20. f/Pl—Bar in .iho days when the Chicn'- > Hears were the kilim o f th > National pro Uuvrue and regu­ larly ran roughshod over all opposition,. a hunch of booCpuli observers were sillin g. around one night talking uliuut various defenses used In the pro loop. Somebody mentioned the New York Giants and thoir dafenm against passes and Ihrn the question of iho Hears rnnie up. One of the men turned ti the quick-witted coach of the Chlca ;.i Cardinals, Jimmy C.nrelmln.invd. raid, "how Itthput it. Jimmy. jpfk«e£ >H 'o f defense da the ftlara im iia i'k Vi o k . slack TEA |/2-lb. pkg. 31c ’/4-lb. pkg 17c X75BL FlFTEEN and then replied, "I dunno, they liIwayi avein |o have the ball.” > J k cents of IP ! 1 Hl5 OWN if Ji*llU.44AT--lUf Hi n cfflnln suit i«»t ilivorci* IJm*i >*In |i*n«linc, .iii vlMt«*«l l It I* * f tvliidi in W ill o li. Flutter. iilnintIff. w i i t i h Marin* Ho Klphery ifeft*mil*lit. A&P Pum pkin.. 14c Mai lit 1<:i11f111if* F 111r I«1l1%» till** will l i y nf n tiitiih e f . M 'Fi. Peas No. 2 can 16c Km. x tk raw WIVNistW my hml Hml offlclhl ,. i Clerk. F i n uii F m i r t li)* u, i #. Until, l H|>Ut> H t l m i l t Fou rt S r ‘» 11 rAhtrr l)ur oxperiepca should qualify us tie give motorists “ free advice.” Our best bcl for keeping your car running smoothly Is t6 hare your tires checked regularly, the oil changed often, and wy; only tile best gas and oil from the SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP. INC. — j .. J i T r. J i ft* rut cousb »ii£f5!Ainc mr.tlu nnil told f '.L i thli wln’ i r I ir Cm i t^r brcr.rJilcl In f * ^ of |*ti IF p a c ific s«. a raw MMXYFIKI.D Corn Starch pkg. 7c t WlllTKItoraK 3 Ik. Jar Apple Butter .... 25c F lo u r.... 10-lb. bag .. 6ic .... b-lb bag 33c, .111 Nr*i;i,l» A.Y H Apple ija u ce.........No. 2 c a n ............ 19c Libbys Apple Butter ...... 33-oz j a r .....29c Lang’s Sweet Mixed Pickles .. g a l... $2.13| Imvo t ny dm : t a’jott « . 201-NO. PARK \\ 1 ioT" Jimmy pandered for a moment — ••DViCE O M V O W 1 ' MAKE. '\MiLUQN H O U -A R b -1------f i S f .h HASN'T GO 0.111 IMS KIND nt.Tl'KL.. LI linn gut to lie done to spe. I IS hall players will piny for Up the udminialrntlve end of tl>. ■ mi nveraga of $Uitl per month training business, not only f< > while a manager would then lie limited to f3(‘0. Do you * the training school or mem but for the benefit of the vet think It can he done? Your mo himself. It takes entirely tn> ruc:.h is ns cii.kI bn mine. If tile Hnnfoid - rluli could lu piueh time, ‘ Hut under any clrrumaccredited as a (m ining agency Man-rv lie sure to lie present under the G1 Hill of Itights nn<l tunljcht pliiyciN t h e m i d f l l COIlltt qualify for l mini mb, (h o"\v.\ m i t \ n Touchtun Drug Cn. When In Stock Camay Toilet S oa p ........... ...... 3 bars 20c Ivory Soap 2 guest bars 9c ... med. bar 6c Ivory Soap .:............ .......... large bar 10c Lava S o a p ......................... ....3 bars 19c P&G L au n dry................... ....3 bars 14c Oxydol .........................:..... lrgr. pkg. 23cl Duz ................ - ........ lge. pkg. 23c Ivory Snow ......................... .lge. pkg. 23c Ivory F lakes______ — _____ .. lge. pkg. 23c Crisco Shortening.............. .... 31b jar 70c In Our Meat Department Chesapeake Bay Oysters ....p in t ......... 94c Jeltectsr..:.;:..^;.... p in t............ 87c itaWdiird............ p in t .............. 80c Furkeys.... 10-25 lb a v g ..... lb. 49c ALL SPRING STEEL Southern Beu Telephone and Telegraph Company IHCOIPOBATID pound 60c 53c Fresh' p u c k s ........pound ...................,53c Long iBlahfl Ducks ........ pound ....... * 39c Spiced Uan^.............. pou n d ............... \55c Type I Smoked Sausage pound .... 44c 410 Sanford Ave. XMAS HOLIDAY SPECIALS BEGINNING DEC. 20 THROUGH T H E X M A S HOLIDAYS Harwood’s Imported. Xmas Packages Whiskey 2 Bottles Pints 4.05 4-5 6.50 J Seagram 7 WbUkf BeiTFranklin 1 8eaRram ,Ancl#nl Qb Pints 2.40 4-5 3.80 Both 4-5 for 8.3j Itoamer Heublens Dry Martini Cock­ tails 4-5 for 3.90 Fosters LIQUERS Allen Dixie King Corn Its 1.95 4-5 2.95 4-5 was $5.75 now $4.45 v BRANDIES Apricot - Peach o r Blackberry Liquers 4-5 3.95 SOLID r A* * ” Club 4 Fresh Herm Fresh Fresh - CAR LOAD SHIPMENT AGAIN THORPE LEADS THE FIELD ______ , .. pound .. 37c p ou n d .... 42c [ft ...... pound ...... 26c & Vegetables �I i' I THURSDAY,-DECEMBER 30. 1945 B W H W H g g B r m m i \vs~~r Tins « AHFOTtD IIKRAT.D. SANFORirPEORIDA Army Team Named Outstanding Sport 1 Team Of The Year Bv P»'JL ROBINSON. ETTA KETT WEGE SAVING <= VOUGSELF FOG (3 AG E D .' - A N D WHAT o s r ir .'-w iT w jw s A 3 0 'J T T H E S W O O N V JEWEL’S © SENDING, m e B ILU S (— ; -------5\ECV £ - 1 .rfj MONTH Ljffij oT jI -------1 RING VOU GAVE | 1. | HEC 1 C E - ------) 0 P E N O A 1 i [ hung THE W ASH I ON H Ef? ' MEMBBtt* s?**, : THArS 3 0 0 ^ 0 700/ HOW COULD I FOC * BUTVOU WEGE EM- 1 l THOUGHT VOU Hy Associated I’ rmi The Army football squad has been named the nustamling sport team of the vear in the annual Associated Pres* poll. Of 70 participants in the poll, 71 7l gave the first place nomina­ tinr tion to the Army grid machine. And most of these first-place .And ^ , votes vole* were accompanied by such ' comments comment* n* ns "in n class by it­ s e lf’ and "out of this world." The other five errwts who participated in the poll picked Army 'in the second »Jnt on the ballot. P.UJK SKVEM a “ n o M' OiHEl? B O Y -------- 1 = C i£ N C S LATELV — ~~y • On the basis of three points for a first-place ballot, two tor second and one for third, the Army grid squad received 2i3 points. Second place in the balleti'itf went to the Detroit Tiger*, who received one tlrst place vote and enough seconds and third* to emulate 66 points. , The champion Cleveland Rants of the National Football League received two first place votes and a total ol ■Jit points. The other two first plaee votes went to Alabama's Rose Bo-vl football tram and the crack pro­ fessional basketball quintet known as the Fort Wayne, |nd., Zollner Fistons. However, fourth place in the, REMODUCID ABOVE It A COPY of a testimonial letter signed by Presi­ poll went to the Oklahoma A. A dent Harry S. Truman which ia to be presented to all honorably dis­ M.. basketball team. And Indlcharged men and women In the armed services who have served tor any nna’» Wester* . Conference Fontperiod between Sept. 16. 1040, and tho date to be established ns sis bull champions placed fifth. months after the duration of the present emergency. (tnieniafionaM '1lie now \i estem conference eligibility rule won’t become ef­ fective until the end of the win­ burgh, and he is believed to be gested that the announcement ter s,orta season. giving it serlciUH consideration.! ma\ hav, tn*en 'piematurv II, The rule specifies that uthlclot iJonelli also has been mentioned otitic,i:—1"He muy change kla are ineligible for further varshy freguently in connecllon with the mind by the time another lesuoi competition if they did not com­ job. roll* around unless his knee luiL ■ pete in varsity competition as Meanwhile, co*owiier Art dloo- to rvpoml to treatment." freshmen, but later completed ney of tha Stecler* said that he The new' Pacific coast scout three years of varsity play. was at a loss to understand Leon­ The rule apparently threatened ard's announcement that he had of the t’incinnati Reds is the major league alar, the careers of such outstanding reVgned. Rooney explained that one-time tleurge Kelly. The lanky form­ athletes p* De Paul’s great bus- hla 'contract was fur one year er for the New kr’.ball star, George MHtan, and only, and it was understood that Yorkfirst-baseman Giants and Beds makes his Michigan’s famed track twins,'[ the contract would not ! « renew, home at Millbrae, Cal. After Lull and Rous Hume. The twins ed. quitting the game as a player, will be able to compete In in­ Five officials—rather than four Kelly couched for the Bed* and door track. Ned PosteU, regu­ —have been named for the Or. Boston Brave*.. He was out of lar guard on Iowa’s champion­ unga Bowl football game at Mia­ baseball last season. ship basketball team, also will mi on New Year’s l)a>. The ale of the KimIni cl.ib be able to finish the season. The fifth official* will be list­ One ptaycr who all] not bsnr- ed as clock operator, scoring timer of the Knstem la’aguo to the fit from the tJc,tenslon of the and emergency official. Ha will St. Lduis browns has been ap­ proved hy the Klmlrti board of effective date of the neai rule be in full uniform. The purchase prire is Bill Chandler, tne Marquett. The man assigned to this post- directors. The Browns will basketball star. He already nan lion it W. It. Bentley of Atlanta, was $7,E00. completed lour sensona of play. i i : .......... The regular will b«: name the field manager of tlu ~ mofficial* .............■ Although De Paul and Mar- referee, Alvin Bell of Little Rock, club. * quette are not members of the Ark.; umpire, William llalloran Western Conlerence, they usual­ of Providence, ft. I.; bead lines­ ly .abide by conference regul t- man, William Me Connell of Bi><.HUNTING tions. ^ Utn] and field juitga. J. Tom Blatr for The speculation In Pittsburgh of Atlanta. today I* that either Jock Suther­ Coach Cus Dorais of the Det­ w More land or Buff Donalli will be roit Lions Is hoping that Frankie named to succeed. Jim, Leocuird (Uejraich will change hla mnd BUSINESS as coach of tha ’ p H ' football'|Fiw>ut giving up pro football. ' Try Oar Ads steel era Sinkwich Mid yesterday that Sutherland has been the re- he ia quitting tno game oeemny cipent of un offer ‘ tram I'itta- of a knee injury. Dorais sug­ ANDSOUCCTyE ^=5si rt. NO-, NEGLECT By PAUL >OU D O N T K N O W B W G /.H E NEVEG B C E A tcS A DATE. THOUGHT MAV3e THERE’S THE - 5 PHONE, j HE'LL C A N C E L, r IF H E .D O E S ,— } WHAT DO VOU - ROBINSON FUNN' 'C A l L'N o O " - A DATE H E'S BEEN B S o u l N S I FO C FO G P C AC TlCALLY M ONTHS VOUCANr CO'-2 C 1 A COLD - 'iOU ■— it donp SOUND f I’L L T A K E 1 OVEG.V £ - W OKAY? lb 9 ETTA.KETT ___ _____ „ ____RvPA.gL-ROBINSON DON T G E T EXCITED; mavbe irjusr ALL THE B O V S IYE HAD"1- , DATES Wind LATELY. HAVE B R O K E N THEM A T 7HF i LAST M lN lJTe * X C A N T > FIGURE ih a p p e n e d . DIDNTTHEY 3 HAVE . . R E A SO N S MAYBE IMSLIPPING i> V E S /- A N D G C O D '] I KNEVNJ IT.:7 HE H A S 7 0 W O R K r O N iG H T * NOW I K-NOiN SO M E _ THING S N A K E Y r - t THECE S iHE PHONE. F S 7HATS JEFF BCEAtv-NG L TO N IG H TS r\-YTE-I'LL. ' — i SCGEAM |IS o O IN G O t d i 'J ■M X ( ym UL ROBINSON O K AV{ s o VOU w o n t B E O W E -.* A FINE d l TIME TD CALL U P A N D b r e a k a d a t e • .'r= *r NOU'VE GOTTA DATE WITH ETTA TONIGHT. ILL BUY IT." i-------------r I KNOW MJLiCE SEE IN BING, BUT t JUSTTHOUGHT i WHAT F IB 'ZOOM IN - M O * 6 S f HE G O T S IC K O C t - 1 SOMETHING.*,' r e PHONEO ETS OO A » a -1 MOV.E CHOC I ONE RANGElt COME OH THIG TRAIL PAN'S HORSE. HIM FOl LOW WAGON ? j WAGON?I PONT UNPER6TAMP WHV--MOUNT UP TONTO. eilV EP ! j OITTUM UP — . SCOUT THERE Ml'C-TBE SOME WAV OUT OF HERE T'A\ GOING TO TRY, ITAINTNOT I ’LL GET TC »jr-V ANPY*. LOCK WHAT I K V Np . --- ---------- UORti CN in E AN WHILE LOOK ANDY! THERE'S A WINDOW UP HERE. IF I CAN OPEN IT ANP CLIMB OUT - - - z -r r r r — ------ M •FRAlP ITS TOO SMALL, r, BUT VOU CAN TRV IT STUB ANP I'LL SEE HOW THE HANPY AIAN IS MAKIIM* OUT. YOU r ^ - — S A P P L E 7H£ H O R S E S /* , V r W CURLEY — -r v r ------- S - ( : AA1T A MINUTE . FAN SOM E P O F V 'G COALIN' - - WATCH O M T ! j — ------------------------- j / a t The UghtB of Pooeo bun brightly u Am Iweu hate we busliked iron the earth. j \ - ^ |, <. « Uvtaf ovmbob of bepe have w p iiie d hi m r y lintU-nrt rrv v / r m u t/ u k w v d h v iyw • TUE BOVS1 L BE HEAPIN' A CUWY O* HORSES IN HERE SOON. rnyrT t l thought .t h is o l p co ct T o ;i WAS FIXIN'THIS TANK. rU % WE'VE GOT TO HAVE \ ? W QUIET, PAN. MAVBE THE BUZ ZARPS WONT SEE VUH UP r THERE! pttN'T WORRY- I WONT EVEN ) gE HERE IF I CAN GET OUT- j THROUGH THIS WINPOW. Be HERE WATER FOR STOLES/ HORSES. AINT THAT . RKSHTi RUCK? n f ANPV MPREWSf WHERE’P '&HJ qOME FROM? ,____ ' THE PRISON YOU FRAMED ME INTO! W HV--YOU LOCO OLD BUZZARD.* ----- 1 'I'LL*.* WATER TOR A HUNPRED HEAP OF HORSES HERE J * TON/GHT..I------- — -zM ' A -wZJk t i t s via ■ nr.'-tl. -y —■■*>- . �& V K V *. ' ^ X t r u t n i . x n w e re r X f ■, w r t . ~ ' ^ . .2 S ag nt»*»»w a THURSDAY, DECEMBER, J2(tJ-9I>». THR SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT Del Webb Named Head Of Yankee’s Kansas City Blues BY AHHOCIAtKD PRESS Multi-millionaire Pel Webb, woo is a part owner of the New Ybik Yankees, has Iieen named Presi­ dent of the Ynnkce farm, dun, the Kansas Clt» Blue* o f the American Assoelatinn. Webb succeed* Roy Harney, the hew president of the American Assoc­ iation. Two more, players have been release'll from the service and will report to the Chicago Cubs in the spring. They are second baseman Lou Stringer nnd short­ stop Rob Sturgeon. Tin Chicago Cubs huve soli right-handed pitcher Mack Stew- urt tn lltelr Tulsa- farm club ill I the youngest major college beml the Tcxm. I.eng ue. Stewart we* ] ronvho* In the nation. The longwith Nashville «r th . Southenj, ,erm contrnct undoubtedly « o Associution for most of the 11*II . » ... . u l. seanotl •prompted by the fact that he was Mil vie* of the ItMS world aerie* Ireceiving tempting offers from between •Detroit and Chicago are jaaveralI collegia and pro teams, ready for public showing. i A former star player anil The film settle* foi all timeJassistant coach at Ohio State the ipieslion about the ball that University. Trevor Rees, has been got past Hank Grcenbergi giving I named head grid couch at Kent rheCubs the sixth game of the i stale University, Kent. O. Rees, srries. The tnovi*- show withopl |whn „ „tar end Bt Ohio Stale ipieslion that the ball took a had i ten year* ago, will tie athletic hop just as tlreenlierg w h s about t|jr r r t nr as well as football coach In field il, nnd liounccd over his Kent State. * shoulder. The Southern Conference has year* o f football tradition today ,fimorulexi its roles to end the parliy signing Head Couch Howie ] tl.r‘P"t,inn " f >"•hnien ln vanjdty Odell to a five-year contract. |athletics in July. I;*'***- That It marks the first time that mran* ‘ hnt freshmen will contlnuYale ever hn* signnl a roach to to he eligible for varsity coma longer term contract than three . j-eiition'in Ihc Conference throu-rh SWf £ t .. or. ____ "... <......... .t ,hl ,W **18 "chool, yea.. BOX SPRINGS & MATTRESS LOST & FOUND J ^ .9 5 up Key* In leather case. Tag 170-15811. in Post Office. •*r please phone Hlll-.M. Value Plus! . . . for the ut- nto t in sleeping comfort for Hurry years to mini'#. . thin LCIST: Young brown and white pointer, answers to name ol Spot. Phone 497-J. ifux Sprifjn anti Kelt Muttreas will lit a jo> to otvn! CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Cypress PHONF. 148 OR- BRING YOUrt An. .i. IMF. SANFORD nERALD HELP W A N T E D Cnant. Cre words In the line, including plinae and address. All xdvrrlisemenls for sltaatiews wanted will be charged far at the regular dauaifkd ralra. OIRL' for soda Fountain at Lsn10c per fine for nur insvrti.m ey'» Ptug Store. Part time or Me per line for three Insrrtloaa full t ir r n .____ _ _ _ 37c per line for 6 insertions 15 per linn for 30 Insertion* FOUNTAIN girls. Apply Ship's Minimum rales . . . 30e Service, Sanford Naval Air Station. FOR SALE /IL L up with keiwscne and fuel USKIt vacuum cleaner ill ex­ cellent condition. Itooip 400 Atlantic Hank llldg. OMPLKTK III idler Plant cap­ KXPKKT bookkeeper and slcnoable of bundling .'100 • 400 raphtrr. Write Box 50, c o fryer* u week up to an age eruld. stating age, experience af IS l:l weeks. Approxi, und salary expected. tttilclv Sunn ehirkens 5 to 15 week* old. Dressing machine. Make me a rush offer. 2305 Sanford Ave. phone 024.' fi niVO FARMS FOR SA LE -O ne VINK for your fruit cake at llomer's Soda Shop. 3 acres, tiled land, i good well, 2 utory house. I enr garage. » root house, IDO ft. West of Lake Monroe Post Office. One ALL PRY wines. 85c limner's Soda Shop. HLANKETS CHENILLE ah wool All wool or port blanket.-- for wa r mt h without weight, a large select ion of colors to choose fro m. A betl warming gift SPREADS Sunnvtown selbenry. Fla. COMFORTERS Beautiful Salih Comfort­ ers filled with fluffy wool in lovely colors to blend with her favorite color theme . . Hint to the wise, they make wonderful C h r i s t m a s The lovelii .<t colltetion of Chenille spreads tu jriamorize her tiedroom, pastel colors with con­ tra-ting designs, or all white in twin lied size or double bed size. BOUDOIR CHAIRS CCOK and maid. Must tie ex nerterced. Good wage*. I'hon; UoLnful and chi.rnrnp, these Buudoir cluiir.s jre nicely designed and n. al­ ly tailorva in ga. liorai fabrics with pi e . e d skirts and pmUmi A nice atId: tinn t > Un bedruom. 102 . Orlando. TRUSTWORTHY colored toup'e waiitej-to Lie on place. Goo I )teople to wots for and per­ manent job and hmne if gusbflnl. Can use one or both n<>1• Ilmni 42'.'5, Orb ml-*. SHEET Music, pm'ilsr a n d atandanl. Nmk musl- and o>u"e instruction book* at Tb» Box in the Princes- Thealc* Bldg. BUSINESS SERVICE HAGUE Dinner Bell Chime* *20 A 125j wat-rpV.>of ' wrbt watches, stain! rs* steel •use ami automatic, *50 A 155; character dials, fine selection $(’>.1*0 ; leather goods of all descriplion; fine selection of bnuk ends. W K- Ruder, Jeweler. TECORDS . All the I .lest popu. tars, string music and album sets for Chnxtmas gifts at vour music store. The Music Box in. the Princess Theat-sr Bldg. ____ GIRL'H m l mat site paintiiurs. I l l E 12; Imix spring and bijjjFJVj&S? mattress. Materials, colors ar.il designs for the smartest I'mitjoir. Complete for only . . BgBRajBlii ^.95 up "ilory House” 2 story tarn, *4 mile west on Orange Boule­ TRAILERS - .1 4 ton. all steel, vard.- J- W, Ball. Laks Monroe. two wheel trailer* in stock H Phone 16. * nil times - Speedy Sale* & Sec- HOLLYWOOD BEDS Ilcadlioartl, oil ty. Quick delivery., Hoy Wall, licensed and ex; 1 perienced. Prompt, courteous ~~ ' - 1— sefviee ■ Phone 813-MFOUR foot [due wood. no de-l —1 ------- ----------------’ livery. A. il. Remusat. Phone q o d y AND tender dent*, paint ftir,_w. injury or fading should ix* co rn , teii now to combat aging SOCIAL Stationery in lovely soft and wcathsr'ng. A new painpastel shades. Coleman's, 114 lea* method awaila you at Xlagnolin. YATES AI'TO'PAINT A NEW Remington Electric 3BODY SHOP . blade ruicr _J2« Stafford'* IDS N. Palmetto A»e, Phone 371 Set vice Station. LOUNGE C H A IR S 3 2 ^ °up Deep.room>\ luxuriously com­ fortable. Beautifully tailored in a choice of colors and fa­ brics. Some with matchmir ottomans. Mother or Dad welcome this gift. Any lovely lady woulil love a pretty dresser wet to en­ hance the top of her Vanity. 5-DOOR iva-li i i refrig rnU-r, WASHING marMtie* repaired— large (c.- i i n i “ ity, P. rce’a’in and all homa r.ppllance*. C s'd j1 vtililr» Orel, rix.'ix1.’ . Ideal well General Repair Shop. 707 ( for grocers, iailxurn.it or North Mills. Orlando, phone . hunting los' :v. 2-1072. Prompt ssrvica. Herald. BOY'S 2rt" pie-v.i.r bic;c'e; 25Expert Auto P.rpamng 2i Wi i hc-ter - fu .* 1 n o .tetion liar field A Jnckaun i if’ e; Sc*, golf clutn alth hi i-imnectlon with iii-t *v«l r ro I bn.. Ph.ntr FAT durkr, in gaid-chlpe, 121.* Yates \uta l*sinl A Body Work' 151-J. SunIord Ave. Phone 371 GIRLS' (its-wag bicycle, prrfc-t coiulition. ALu dog miuse. Idiotic T 1935 DtlLGE Seiiuti ihrap. I4i-.no USED TRUCKS NO prospi-c. of i.v,. truck*. M*c the neeil for trucks by lurytii, on* of our dependable u>. trucks. IIOLLF.R MOTOR HALES TWO UEDRO; M home in Muyfuu ruidivision. Includes solar water heater, Venetian blinds, central beating system and modern furnishings. *I roperty _______ AUTO- PAINTING______ By. C.W. "Pat" Johnson 16 year* oxncrienc* in auto ami aircraft painting. Sanford’s popu la. “wtint authe*'ty, . HOLLER MOTOR SALAS M l W. lot 81. MOTOR TUNE-LP frontage, garage, fruit , and nrnamenLals. Call 41I for Factories recommend It every NICE 4 room k uigjlos in gi>o,i .6000 mile* or twice a year. Ct condition, gas, electricity, baQi, - appoUtmanl.---------------1Mattel to offkiont car perfor COCKER PI 1*8 FX4K la m scroune,! porch, nice lot, 1mane*. Our axpert mechanics and CHRISTMAS shady, best huv in Sanford. dogs- Sun Motor Analyser assure sati*pedigrooil Immediate possession 2624 Or­ BEAUTIFUL . faction. Coma in today. black or b'.oiul. Call 806-J ange Ave., one-half black South BOLLE't MOTOR BALES of East Geneva. -----208 W. let Bl. THREE burner oil iturt. part- EVENRUDE motor th good con able oven, usaj two months, dltion. Yates Auto Paint fiho; f 26.00. Phono 768-W. 106 N. Palmetto Ave. CORN — AJ M.55. Hunt' Store. Phon GIFT LUGGAGE * ■ ■\ Matched set of single c^uea RADIO, Dolco table model In gw condition. 108 W. 8th St. ^MISCELLANEOUS BORROW H BRR W H ERE P R IV A C Y IB R H 8 P B C T E O Y O U R n a ta rs i dootrn f a r p r t n OPEN �0 >' A ’ 1 f& h t In Unity There It Strength— To Prelect the Peace of the. World i To Promote the Progress of Amerlcoi To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. THE WEATHER MipMl.t wnrnipr l**n |i< r.ttiirt ami dourly tins nfii'rmion •tin) tunttclit^ AN. INDEPENDENT- DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 .Turner Claims Kimmel Failed ToObey Ordei S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y . Named By. Truman To Check On GM Strike DECEMBER 21. 1940 Aftsnrintfil P ress l e n s d W ire Communists li> China Propose End Of Conflict Declares Message To Pacific Commander * Needed No Supple-] mentary O r d e r s j Bottleneck On WASHINGTON, Dec. 21, (A P )—The Pearl Harbor In­ vestigating Committee was told today that If orders had) been followed by Admiral Kimmel, leases would have been reduced materially du#'•Alr.^ the Japanese attack on , Hawaii. The witness was Ad- PRESIDENT TRUMAN HAS APPOINTED (hi--,- t u-cc men In th.< fuel-finding hoard (*tf the General 'mlral Richmond Kelly Turner, Minora strike, 'the President precli't«-«l that both - dr- will roppridtc with the group. Tin* fact-finders’ MUCH 71. General Patton Dies In German Hospital Unconditional Armis­ tice Terms Would Freeze Armies In* n *i j di 1 Current Positions K a ilro a d S DlOCKS - M PATTON DIFS Vets Homecoming CHUNGKING, Ili*e. 21, i,Vi A Cll|lw*M- t'nmiitu list sp*ke-*mait, Chungking Mild today tint his — Tlorry oils prepared t i put into ( ) v t . r i n n ' T h n im n n H " i itii,g it- piop.innU ' for ending |W> « I IlO U H U nO the underlined war'in Chinn. Ho. To Spend XmiiN In •-id i lie Itiil proposal* for an* unci’iiill: tonal armistice would West Coast Cities ciill f|i*- Itotit -idea to in* “ frotttn" i '1 ' i , " P, *“ io" !' *hr> 1 SAN FRANCISCO. D e c . 21 Tin'* -polU*',nan's d .v l.m .i,,, ^ ' l ’onm*r( 'ommunderOt IMiird Army l itod I By GermuiLs As Bent ^ I .S.- Field'General -TlKlDKI.RFRG. lbs- 21.— ( A P I —livdioml Ftiltim tli-*'i tmlay ;tl tin A n u ^ call Army hospital in lloitlttl* Jlu*ig'. Ill:- stnit liearL >r.iv«• out' after a i Mitcliial ifiYortinil rot itpi irate, | injuries lie re. evi-il, in mito ernsh tpd <|iiite two \\ii-i. igot Pile lota eOialilioit itlY.tetl who w-n* chief of Nmvy war on* I. to r.): Judge Walter L’. Stncy of tin* Noi l h Carotin S jp m iic (Ynrt.chairmuti; MillCnS Kn«n*' In ^ u id tin rM l il,U'l thl' .'Mined 1.1 spend their t'Prist m:ithe port Jill........ tin........ . plana at the timo of the disaster. honor, president o f Kunsa* Stole College; and 1:1 jyd K. tlnm-on. I’ hnh.imn of the War Lubo," Hoard:ionulist government oiftotal ( Inter tmliiiiinl) Army and Navi tiunsportali i Turner'declared that the onlera lint Ihe arm 1stire talk wa* just nfficialn : :iflei lie if* declim* tliciv jtlst if ih ■ent to the Pacific Fleet Com­ "pi op ignndn.” aiidit, and . rnmigh nvailalih* transportation mander, Admiral Kimmel, were ___________ _ _ _ _ __ How ever, the Red spokesman to i* hi i-iirtuiiU'o the* sw.unis of fvrvhiixprcsrcd surprise at this chaige. men iii time to enjoy the liolid.iy eriou. lit death l*dHo declared that the head of the :il home. The htiuisscd officinl** -llol tie iifli"-. Turner testified fled that the orders . _ 7 _ _ _ I „ E V ,4 , i '-wnmunlpd neaee delegatiiin in me swamped in mnlitiou of tl-i . o in .<.|,| trying I. ~ aa«.nmrl culled i~ asiib sent ui to Kimmel called for tJ the hun (king had reiiuesteil fm pmvidc temporal i housing field loinliilinilei' te. ii t nn fo r for A deployMent of the Fleet nt aca. ployAient th« a mailt that the **roposal l>e for daily arrival. An additional I ft.- , the w<*i*e vi'ifli'M c attei he » Admiral Admirtil Ttipnap l i■waided 1 1 Turner dafanrlihl defended li his to (iem-iulissimo Chiang 000 me arriving ».t transports . lull auih'vd in , diM-i a by mnk-war-warning message to Kimmel Kai-Shek, Sahl the spokesman: iug what bn,he,I 111 i* a enstl■Itie today. which was sent on Nov. 27, 1041, "W e want nn armistice. We -I . beer Hnnal t i'.-ie n . Iii , EnaIcy Tides, negro truck A spokesman fm tho offir declaring that It was entirely ronsidered our proposal as offj: tnl Ilk-It rpiril-i, la v t,ernrkc-l r driver of Tunii.iini 'I rail Tours . ..... , . , ■, • of the Knn Francisco port or adequate and did not call for no in bed « * 1,> K0«’; cmliarkation says it .an all In* b** any supplementary orders. He Sum Includes $75,000; Inc. was arrested jestsruay fnl Ilment want; it in • * riling, we the automobile acciilcnt I\I«s( akiug 'g»o»l Merchants To' ai<> going lo.obligt*. 1 lamed I Vflon0411 Bantu 1114 1 4Claus 1111*4 - H -|H opei *I -k . tf, - sVI added that he had had the ut­ _ht .ig.ou st t Third Strict and Palmetto tion Duma tuma Claus is what l l n - r l l * most respect for Admiral KlmIssued For Build­ Avenue, in which William Hen­ - \ lia-l llhen* KemainClosed Vues-' As a result, u Nationalist gov- Army calls its p ilin ' to hi mg 1f o j mel's abilities, and that this re­ <i ini-iit spjkesihan sail! lialny t'te Ii- lilt o f Jr., Id year old Lnkelnnd veiera vet cm is home. The cmhltt kuiinit ’ T- A ing Primary School derson, spect was shared throughout the day And Wedn sday1 Ibut the Communists’ offer lo ofliria youth riding with Tides, was I Io n Ills ron.lll says the \rniy is bring- | T Navy. ■ put their verbal proposal in iug its men home fiistei limn f i j j fntxlly injured." The negro,- ac­ In answer to earlier questions, Warrants to retire school bond* cording to police, is non- in writing |Hit the matter in a dif- Ihe railroads can handle them t J *. wo burn on a A number of Saufo.d Mur-* <JFTurner said that the Fleet had of the Sanford district in the County Jail and facet charges of •I H-l, C.il lb- atToday, heavy mow t o m -, and £-tJ ihunt-, in addition to ctosim; for feretil light. been prepared for just such an amount o f 903,000 were issued manslaughter. Cift.in-tciia aad :iL The o ffe r o f Jhe Chinese Com - frigid wealhei ea-S o f the It's , . s ( the Christmas holiday on Tnes-' attack ae the Japanese launched, at n meeting Thursday morning I* - 11•• George A. DeCnttea, assistant day. will remain closed Weilncs-i mtinUts ram o as the new A n iejt kli's .» « .* -loOH't—t i r the h -me ' and that it was ready for wnr of Ihe County Board of Public 11 in tin- l'ni|t*d tall ‘envoy to riitnii — (teiienii ward Jointir’y. of_ eti-iai. Inky * Slate Attorney, • was called to tiny, it wns miiTouncvil today b y 1 an Dec. 7, 1041, The Admiral Instruction, it was reported to­ •■ id.-oi - al H i - t arrived In ; •-iii*ii li lo o- •*lip| -I ml! li the ' • the scene of the accident shortly Frank Slinmcs, following n meet- I■iHirgi- Marshall conceded, however, that even had day by Supt. T. W. Ijiwlnn. Shanghai eaiou te to Nanking ami la-t f. w dayafler It omitted yesterday noon i ig Thursday evening of the th.e orders booff carried out, a This amount included 975,000 av uni,minder Chungking fo r oonferenees wltn ln San I-ruiii-i r-i land l.o ■ All portion of the Japanese attack worth of bonds issued in lOld in order to make an investiga­ Sanford .Meivhiuds A-sis-iatiun, (dlilltlg. i - - . i. the \rmy’s i la-li <. ip p ru ie have been issued force probably would have gotten to finance the building of the tion. The next session of Cir­ of u Inch Mr. Shames is secre­ d o I 1 i ht i '•■iiiiiimikI In ankiag pieunwhiloj Chi,mg , „ p ,,nu,n;ltn cuit Court In which the case will tary. m*| AV. V. Hitting, presi­ the public, to entertain through. West Side Primary School, make an I iii nV a Si-la .>1‘ niid of IIlliny lnen iiji ns |n'!*r| possilde In ill private i minnun?t*d i I .* ■lie i hail I sent .• ii Rreelimrs | tm s*Mj mail iMt iii i* From experience, he said, we improvement* to the Grammar be tried is Jan. 10. Tides lives dent, tin- Viiil\ \V u College. T Id- will not apply to grocsiV* know i that carrier attacke are School and colored school, refund at 607 Cyptc.-s Avenue.' He ivas !V.- : ^” 1'.Y.rt.* '."' 'A V” ,,l,‘ ‘ homes over t hristmas. Sight A 'III Simp ai II It-I O' a Fallon beg hi military * “ 1 |fe d very hard to stop. Dut Turner to the city 926,000 previously not injured’ in the Wreck which slotlea in' the downturn svctimC “ u,r,,• ‘ ''lislmos pajlie^. w u .g v tup. t i c . a i id i : , - - . *4 - ■ . i i . - i ., . . . - i d t iv u ti-u a n l in J 11agers of vvlnsh si.i.l U«*yl 1 uv*“ " dmks.d.ti,.»t,-, u. £ asserted that by complying with advanced toward the building of occurred, when the *CMC truck manage •rs o f vvln.h sahl ‘ W .e U " ’ '1 , l r „ s t e p p e d fr o n t hi l e p i t l i e ' -ill c ji v a h v f ! i \ ,is m i In ­ , ftnw. ..... pint have Iw-en ha*tili ar- inn t \t ooii, v ^ 4 -cYm tr, | iufttof. High Behool, and which hW>wa» driving w i t cm sOsufi- reopen •Wviitilwdav n torri1 >1 > l liiii* |y . i,-,'' t*. '■ , . .. . ■ -i ' 1 ,„ Y |p,. T f d m 1' * * -Y ii tannH w sa ry .^ 1^ extend' , iiingivl , lis- taki-ii li.icl, in tia slay- win- 1 Cavali v Sch ,, e5u’{” to rliter up "p the retire accumulated warrants of Third • .Street collided with u inv inid' r •mniri* open all day. twos yeaii. exeellenry on behalf'of the appointed veterans. Plymouth Coape ' driven imith Ml ei Sii • bis n a iloii/ed unit1- 'Won- In- in attack and reducing ite effec­ 910,000, Mr. LaWton said. . The oilier merchants agreed to your and then 1--■s 11 >■ aoh* -lev., arm i tiveness. The other portion of the 903,- on Palmetto Avemie by I. K. eliwe Wednesday, lit so far as Chinese governm ent and people mnmts atv handing out lean a trail to vlj-lnry . . . i r i m , r e ; to- tiroern i t*n ■Htn ii, -.*y*-i V ln p n w h V-'-.l geu000 was the 91H,000 worth of Stokes, retired fish market deal­ only thro hollrs will h<* le-l. my w n m e st congratulations and I he tjcju'ial died tod a . i t an 'Villi IV; I • i„ Mevii'o ‘ and wishes fo r your good health ,,r }t(), i hr n iflie to liif u-qgt WedtlCfijliO' bo-1 serial bonds which arc retired er. . Ameiu.ui h-- t-unl i, tltirinc World W :,r l: and happiness. Mr, Stokes, who live., at Thir­ aflei noon rinsing. is taking Ihe de-luys "with ,:*• • Iieolelliei g, l ,ei many, ,■ very January until 1000 when every • Till* Patton In Tokyo Holier ii MaeArthur emtin gtnie as mu priv.d. 20,01 will be retired and 1002 teenth Street and Magnolia Ave­ 920,000 Mwchanis who agreed to elo-e denied loday u In....least by ] .in, o - nveiveil it, .t,i it- -i -h, (•I the I *1 ' 1 puts it "Noliiidyt pin,ni-«*i v. when 900,000 will be retired. nue, was taken to hi.* home after Weilnesdai IneLule: Frier.-on*-. radio eofrespondent Larry Tighe in i ,deni. - • Mi fit* rh id. * 1 . " ^•ing given first uid treatment would gel Inline by t in , - ,nns These are 30 year .bonds. Randall Eb'ctrir. Ilur|ier F.Uvtii . • .itili.-e.l III, i -MiicArtbur had threat«nc*l we jusl hoped we would." The Board also ordered in- til Fcrnnld Laughton Munuulnl LI. L. 1’eikihs, Sears Roeburk, that •j to teslgii over Ihe ipiestkm of | Meanwhile in Washington, tin I auk St liool and tii i terest of 90,377.00 paid on bonds Hospital, lie it reported in haw Henry Hit-sell Seed Coutpany. assignmeiil of Soviej occupation Semi Iv War Ihvestigain,,-. Com Ido:.ole, lillii h lo ‘ of the Sanford district, and 94,- ii broken right index fing* J. U. Denney, Inc, Ivey’s, Yoweln*. ! .(id. Iti iglide. , forces til. Jupatl. B M O S C O W , Dec. 21, <JP>— 200 in interest on other dlstri‘Tcls mitlee bus calli*d in Di-fei.-* Werts, Puivclis, McCmry’s, Hrnitli 1*9* n e r a l P n t i i i i I'hc statement issued by Mac- Tninsportajinh Piiyctoi Col. n U w ar. Generalissimo Joseph Stalin pur­ In the county. ThU makes n. jury and other bruno-s. I uniilure. I oanns, Mathei' Fm li. <ltill II I! ' j " ) * Arthur's press eolations of flea 1 Motiioe Johnson fo e\plan, to W ai 1 II , \ \ . . t William Henderson, Jr., who su'd a custom of long standing tntal of 9 13.007.00 in interest. ■liture, Itohsiin Sporting UoiJl'. il v. i t h , ntn l J.tll denied "emphiitically that Tiihe'v day what eauseil the boiihtnilillii o f t 4*11 Um1V . h* hl» birthday j Tha remaining school bond in hid i nmc here from Lake! did I’owell's tiffin* Supply, roli- 1 h i e * o I U - ji •1“ 1 1 I ' U M f hrifadcnst bad unV basis in fact. { — his 06th — by working at debtednes* of Sanford is 9248,- to visit his father, W. W. Hen- man's, Hollywood Shop, .uni Earlier, President Truman In n il* r o n t . .I I n . .im it r v ' 1*10*11114^. hi* desk in the Kremlin. C0) and interest is paid at u ilcraon, fi eight agent of Turn- Aiken’s produce. . 11. • Washington had denied the ns- 1 t m %• «»• < i« '* *• iii* s . n t h I ' m mini Trail Tours, linn, nun However, Uie Soviet Union rate of 6Vi percent. 'I In* liii U0I will is Ale it * sel l ions made by Tighe in his ! nn. ti . . W o t .i w II . lin t' celebrated Stalin’s birthday. Tha - School indebtedness to Mrs. (throw a from the enclosed riili I , . f l i i* .o ', a i l i ' l i <li l f l l * H I4 H .1)1’ Soviet leader. In the eyes of Mary Holly (Sanford District) or the Ituck to the pncenu-iH, < III ilium- edition Suloid tv> «<wf- in oiolcast. j \(del 0A frica til ill millions of Soviet citizens, is was retired with payment of a by the rollision and died soon iu> other edition will bp i-sin I -U rg e s Scrv^I With General ' until Wedne-dny afteinoon, tti* ■h Inline I.| 1 \±l\ i ipy to 11(1VS OF WOODCRAFT utter at the hospital. regarded as the greatest of all 91.000/note, Mr. 1-awton said. Monday and Tuesday edition anil I Tf> MEET m kia, Rusaiana. ID im e B o a rd Drive Fallon’s Armored At the time that the 976,000 ail! In- ninitted mi aiTiuntt of I! ,, ... I bird Army aotui ■d moii A ad . this year Moscow, par- bond issue w-aa made in 1010 the Christmas holiday. the Hoys _ „ ,, I'orue.s fu l *,' mi i f tlcularly, had cause for celebra­ the school .trustees were B, F. Jnnis J. < ulle, unit siipei visi:r . 1 t I -.-I :IKl- I ..I len A ^ .'*l'l>^-tion. Stalin returned to the Krem­ Whltner, and the late H. It. The Cost Office will he tlur-ed Wmskraft will lit* .held Sunday ----------- --------------- Tm ■ I'Ida he Was lin only this week after a vaca­ Stevens and S, Rungc. George on Stimlay and Christm as 'D ay, aftri iiihiii at 3:00 o'clock at the o f District Weltiue jb-ai'l . c*" • Ifni* ••Red' 'I7(i ••a, lornii II ’ ( le al tion of more than two months A. DeCottea was attorney far the upping . n during wfdrh time holiday* set•* Woodmen Hull ba uted at 116 j IX. mailo nn appeal • tcl.iv meml. *,f ** I Snnft d Seinliimi vices of - peciril delivery ami 1South Park Avenue. tifficisls citizens of. Um city and county of tin* toil III, jLiiii it IcndcT*' an the sheres of the Black Sea. board, and Elton J. Slough tun delivery of packages will b, of the \\uodmen of the World for a gieater respimse to - the ri-ftll ’in 1 - 1.> SlMifoi l| l*Vl Cl .id li i*i i-ra n ie The conference of the foreign was architect. hr liuliiUcup of nutintained. urge all memtiers andany ymilh Salvation Army s DinaHoaid lllllllli * m' -t , i e inministers was overshadowed tem­ |*|'1 v«ti| e viif» ill- I’ lljl. 1 la* ■I Members of the board present Slit* also commeud.-d the porarily by Stalln’a birthday. But yesterday were Walter M. Hay­ City and County ’ offices will Under 10 years of age to attend.2 drive. Army in (lie Eu|('|H.‘ i , . C a l 'c ; was a n o t ilWipllnBy Associated I’rr** work accomplished IInn f ir by Slnle Foreign Commissar V. M. Molo­ nes and J. A. BisUlne, til ian v im hi t-.-nilK bo closed, except for police a d Refreshments will he served. b-g. ml l efote Thru). * of ( Ipurnt i.(ItT,, Throughout most of the notion, Major Allan S. Wind ton, tov, Secretary of . State James hhcriffV dvpartmentR, from ... * , , ’ said that "every 144 Ills I'll). 1V into 1111* he Ivd llis l-eloii- t Mind \rmy this fit > < t day of winter is offer­ Print Byrnes and Foreign Secretary ' rM‘ll,:.,ltmrtoa h„- offeied -ei vice* IM June, 1. *!, al l-iirl m i . - Hi,, --i ini I.- oe. Rhine ing less severe Wruther than urij.ty until Wednesday. Hank>L , in' i»usc*d by u defective Ernest Bovin continued their dis­ was served up by the closing ana the Florida Cower and L ig h t ^ertwene j burner caused slight >*'* ' M « r ' ' Hale lliiutd thy ali l'lu i Hills ■III., Ill* cinplii) : .,i,d u ll-i/eii lc i i, tii. ■ . He was cussions today. will closi^Tiieniuv •«» fliHtr *1114^ m il iiti'i i in iMiii j • , f| I*-*-. .1 I.of n room flint U from Ii i *.1 t.y till* \\ m i>cpiiFtpii'tit in i leg* lid lii fnie I i u,eii i-rnckfit week of autumn. Moderultrig office a Molotov and the Foreign Comm the home of -Hugh WlielclieL fun'1'* from ,li’' “ K *"'' be Atlanta. j thi* H ieC !rod 1.inn at will, . temperntures are -thr rule every­ 1015 Magnolia Avenue, yeiterdistributed lo persons receiving mister's wife tendered Byrnes where except in the Dukalnv and In the CMique l of Tulti-lll, lo* hi,oi I ly 111 let assistance from the I mu III who. Ill's induction, lie The coimiom superstition that a day, acconling to Fire * Chief and Bevln an official reception Minnesota; where a new muss of person handling loads will get M. -N. Cleveland. The alarm was If it were not for his plan, would was igmd n» thi lath An • was ii lou ring, *• mg tiiokmun lost night at which the three arrtic air has moved in and warts on his hands is unturr. Ite entirely without any extra o’ • -ed lutuiitry Hatlalion of in, . who wenl into htlttlf* xvilll li answered at 3:15 C. M foreign ministers drank vodka m nettled down. The warmest city II I III *t'l X Christmas time.”__________ _______ _ I’ lf ili AtJnnn d H.vi.t.os In * M»lll'(l ■-I'UHi—- 4 ---- *■* (*( 44........il*-*i 1------and champagne toasts to ths William M. Toll has boon yesterday’s . .map. w»» S»n She continued, ' As you know. Uaini Kilmer, N. J. TlirV f =•« f* -t ■: In >-h- «•■ ■■ when continued friendship and eollobothe Slate Welfuic llouid ad- »n«nths lain , la- wt-a, In . ............ .......-I ' ih*x .s., % Liftra tio n o f-th o irtb re o cu u n lrim .- " -named-—Commander br^FIoHlla "WeTO, Califf W*I*W the mercury ministers aproximnlt-K i. u, , '' 1 ’ ""ft . Blt'IP iiuiwaiiiMui it ., .-.’U ........U.immi 'with , tin- d.vi: i-i, and But so far, there has been no No. U of the Coast Guard Auxil- rc*ch.c<,1J2 per y e a r In un i Hunwi Kwimlnn mid, 1 '-.a. like year in Bemlnole Seminole f.iuuty, County, mid p.meil at 1,1 Nw;md«"i I m. -iih. . ‘ ‘ 1 i****1^ .,of thf t h7 \ y authoritative statements on the iary. First Division, according to , 1,ut ^ thin money, tnuncy, in monthly grants.-I'1 gnmi.-. -••* c.nKlandLngliuid. IIIlie h* di* du.- >•■......... <-> I J progress of the talks among the an announcement today by Alex i ^ r’n* lb*1 9 f t deep blankets R. Johnson, newly appointed •n,,w .fro«n tho Rocky Mounmeeta I* a standard „off living far f..r j, G'V thei Kiigiish English i« hi.i.nel hnun.-l m in July, inly. It*11.; D’ li, J" » '■ thm the three ministers. Santa and Mrs. Santa, gur*-s Daddy and Mnntmie can get a mid jouu-.l joiia-d I: Ceneial I hi hin|, h im i. cJW||t compultl.l.- will. lillii •••••••al I'ailnti'...... " , -(aid ".m- Id.c-I nathing execuUve officer of the division.! tf ,n* ; " ,w' rd, <• scant-consuls- of tin* Ranfiird .Mcn-haiil's A - j house fur ..us surname can get a in il« tia-- h*'D*'i Ilian ; * n,ah«* uihii| his ^ , r ^ c y mid health. Wo j i c p ow r- Atlny' arnuih'.l fm,. in Mr. Johnson also announced ‘ ,on f‘Ir. »',r1» ‘Cemen »*«* ’Ians Completed that John Brumlev ha. S m T deUyed on their return sociutlon, arrived pi Sanford yr-- then by next ----------‘I j H.itlL_ -tterday with, a luad of candy t"* j bring me . Si.Vi I1T, *1 y u a t I leaa to grant any i-dilu nn.iicy . bi.-iikll.ii.iigh at Si. la.. named executive officer of the J of ^ P Kan * J 1** T 0*} coa,i with p? ri '^e kiddies and remarked that - tic-' the one I saw in the Sear** Riie° ' lo ma>(* thl1 11 bit l-iigbtHe niiailii-d with Ills luiltalK-.i: 1 ■“ " 1 *'f Ihit wc.iltliFor Lions Dance local Francisco is Jammed flotilla whlla Stephen M ullv i-iH'l - buck *n,l f’,1 . . i . l nu ' * ** *** |er. Of approximately 0511 ruses. I li r ou g h a ii t thr riinipuign in " H"’ n in tin* Auny, add Inwcuther wn* *bii delighfully Tuh/. Oviedo, Jiaa been appointed trunps who will be unoldc to that it reminded them nf— Irrn..u # .c wc are usktng extra Christmas Frnnee. During-npernttan-r t:i H. T Omil.f )-,**. n-iiiv.t t.. life .if reach their home* for Christmas {Irfans were completed today by training officer. f ,,., father says that I cannot dinner money for approximately giuni. In- wn- n-t inir.l : I n-Lu-d ••>•«*. Hut i< , l-u-.i n huttlc. eared by the Uhuinlier because of snarled transportation. meanher* of the Sanford Lions expect too much this year be- 5 q families. Please may wr ,i '> Hn hoxp'Uiilizntion. luit A t t n the victory m Kill ope, lie Mr. Johnson, former comman­ Club for their Christmas party der of the local Flotilla, said that And the same storms that dis- liu-rcc.) cause you have to take everything t|tIl, mi continue to suppui (unit* I lo Ft alire and ww* • 4U,nli-.l tn L-I* t(* 'In- PurilL* and Santa showed p* a letter Ite rupteu traffic across the nation to Are held at 9:80 o’clock to­ a major saa scouting program we can give to the less fortunate M. . or R»,'orton in his drive at tilglied to tin- 2LUh tjii.il lei uni i Dulil til* Japam-:-e. u m l," morrow night at the 8eminole will ba inaugurated in January. now are spoiling the chances oi had just rccr.ved from u little •eople and children than we are l on,puny, which operated l*i Sanford girl named Maria Meni'-ihundreds of servicemen on their ind in thst case I ran give tip , Country Club. Members Mi lt IIIIC IS DiSt H ARCED Ex* I hi,ye Depot IMl, <li.e In Tha program will Include marine way back from Europe lu reach oex. Fla si-eineit very prnud if invited to bring prosSnts. even my doll house. My M'ommid I termediutc Ktvtion. * safety, rescue work and boat home by Christmas Day. the letter which read os follows: Toys mill will first b* given to operations In addition to many Pvt. Decor U. Mil thi.-, .it maxes me save my money and, Q f f l l l p 8 T o V l t ! F O P Duriiij; ilo- pasi summer, In Dearest Saint Nicholas: (that's help .______ , their wires and gussts other phases of sea scouting. in every way. was muiie it iiii-niber of tin* lit., Route 2, H >\ 3IS. l-ccn disSanta’s formal name) and later will ba Jot Mtlsch mill be 1n charge o( slxis play pUy with, iiiterjuedialc Section AJI-SUi*, rhn rg*■J from t hi- Unit ■I States "W e are praying that all tha Dime Board Honors CHRISTMAS BEAL HALE "I am a little girl of seven Bresented to children of the the Sea Scouta during tha forth­ A'rmi- Aii Foi cos ut the Draw Iihsi-IkiII team. Tin* ou tfit entei years and five monins old. I am children in our U. S. A. as well as Isthodlst Roma at Knuiyrita. coming year. F’ii-l.l Separation lliuc Tnmpa, other war torn countries will be ed the t'limiitUtlicatioiis i’ otte t**u goin g. to South Side Primary Jga Souers, under the direction A contest between Cnnipht-llAl L^rons is in charg* of the Other Important items 6n ths o f Mias Margaret Dingfelder will School, And am in second grade. blessed only as good as I am Loeaing Post No. 03 nf tin- liuuu-nt ami won the * humpimi after 33 inicdhs pcr\:,-.**. Merparty. John Courier was wal- Flotilla's program Include tha sponsor the street gale of Christ­ “ My deer teacher’s name is because I think that 1 am blessed. American Legion and the Ki- ■••hip. The leant went to Nitrrn-1 tide s rn n i in the-MItitnry Police c-oiued as a cub Lion. promotion of the Indian River mas seals and bangles tomorrow' Mrs. Etuis Wilkins. She Is n First of all I am blessed be­ wants Club as to which organi­ berg, Germany, und befor*’ ilnily ^Corps attm In--! to Uie Air Foivcs, King Uaa Clyde Ranuwy an­ Canal, tha placing o f standard cause 'I was born in the good sation can raise lb* nioat money c i nu>ls o f r.tl.tHMI .e iv ic r iiiB I ), nounced that RIU Goode, Pro- river markers from Sanford to for ths Seminal* County Tuber­ very good teacher. I take music. old UJLA. Second. I have w r t ^ ^ T r a U o n Army dime i '.tM» ^ Tn n t f ^ l .> J « W « ttlCHT TS ITDME My awoet music teacher1* name culosis Is Miss Madeline Mails in, 'Em] father, mother: STsteiT brother, boards is in the offing, acconiinc for tin- Thi-nti-r crown. Man in Mai-i*- Lewis J, A'right hits repluying third bos** fm the AllI A m v dimeA board at from .1:00 ,S2 Hon o f alr-saa reeeue work la negro organlsaUon street sale Isn’t she good? 1 also take Third. 1 have food and clothes. to Major Allan Whorton. Star.s, tt'eni to Leghorn, Daly, tmtied to S itifm | ajici servln-f cooperaUon with the Sanford tomorrow on Sanford Avenue, it dancing and cucsi who my danc­ Fourth, 1 have mv old toys to Humor haa it Ibat Willi im to 2:00 o'clock today. Among Naval Air Station. The tegular wc* announced today by Mr*, ing Uacher is—if you can keep make put with until you can got Thome, In charge of thp legion’s with the Oi -c ugau-g.itimi. Oise 21' nniiiths in tia* ('III Theater the Lions who served at the program o f safety and motor Edward ......................... Klrchsr, Secretary of a little secret I will tell you. She more help—but please be good program, which romes oil fi*i-i- defeated the Mi-Jiteimncaii Thea­ of Operations. Follow iug n visit John Mtlsch. C. L. operation will also bo la none other than Mrs. Marjone to the poor people which I know day. say* the Klwsniann, who ter (lull fur tie Fluropi-ati ami .,‘ itli hi purvnl* Mr. and Mr*. ths Tuberruloeln Association. C. F. Rob.'iin, 2()ii3 Muplv Ave­ that you will. (Major Allan work Saturday, won't have u North Afrii-un rhampionshili. C. Tepsic. She is wonderful. Miiriou returned tn Ihe tlhili-d nue, Major Wright will report “ Dear Santa, I know that you Wharton of the Salvation A m y chance. The Ktsanians art- ex­ and Bob Raaly. CHRISTMAS BONUS are short In helpers, (the Grem­ is doing a fine Job on this, Marie.- pected lo challenge this .state­ States ahionil the U.K. 'Army for further duly ut ''atlas, Texas. TO TAKB COMMAND Trnns|KMl i.eJuni-. Hi* was ’dis­ lins ora still on strike) but plea*e "I am glad that our boys ore YORK, JAP ARRAIGNED J. L. In sident of thu be real goad tu my dear, sweet coming home for this blessed ment. They will be lead by Perry charged oil, Dec. 12, at f o i l Whitehurst. shia N g h a i , SI. Bragg, N.U. Denford National Bank teacher*, because they are work­ Christmas. It la said far the ones The On Thursday, ths laidir* of tin* of l UnHed M 1 NILA, !).-> 21, tAb—The He |tans to return to profes­ that employees ing so hard with ms and with t«> that lost their lives, In order so ittoolnf down Methodist Church hod sional lin-i-ball next Spring will* ex-chu-f of JapanCfC military ipi the many other* like me, to make we i can Uve in peace—for those First for thi*. work] U tatter place to live I am praying and I know that charge of the dime boards und the Nashville Volt, of the South­ police in tin I iii!ii*;.'iues , Lieut. IK will win tmj Col. Kcii li- O , was ul (siicneil ern Association. t of . I almost forget theiz Mala ora gone to heaven. received 111.36. j---------, - - — i— — — . i today on charavi, r f purmlUln. * who have sseacbav1 tl;e torturu of Auieiica-** an estimated that there was Scoltifh ainl Chinese, music haio f-jlipi'-c - J,ir ;. i ’ of 300,000 busii Piscthlng In, cpruiiimii us ln-Uj spW'''ihjJdy fu », lb In the- Uni L' 1 ’ */| , tone. »«■ ■ _____Jfi___ ________^ J m u u b ' 1— 1 V . r 'A & L 1* School Truck Driver Is Sanford Stores jtad, Are Retired ^ Announce Two \ $S3,G00 In By County Board Day Holiday m -aw aapisftew rA 'is Stalin Spends His 66th Birthday At Office In Kremlin Roy Marion in Sanford A her L'lircpaan Duly W e l f a r e Official Support or I*ranee *....... "•■a First Winter Day Less Severe Than Last Autumn Week Toll A p p o in te d Local Commander Of Coast Guard Santa ( iaus Arrives And Tells About Letter Keceivfed From Maria Meneiidez ’ "jr k ^ T S : iZhShlid a is, : vC■’ Arrive'. •- \ f* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 20, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 20, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 20, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8ffab9b3fd251274757023a2a48684b1.pdf 9cf28f26641a7638cc37654733c98309 PDF Text Text vc* STOW " V,x a•<“*■ — — 1Mil . ip*- ’ 4. ■ — ■f.*-sr?i*T“ * ' 7*-r l.'H’K i, 1 •• ii, 1, /KJ.tj -;*D vp(, , I.r/qipi l ‘U . -fj fi 1/1j,;.v fj *v 1* ?{•/ r . * wwm. f 1U * JOe par Una for on* Huertivn 08c per line for three Insertion# OTe par line for 6 Inaartlona *5 per Una for 20 Inaartlona Minimum rata* . . . 10c DO YOU need a plumber? Call Roy Wall, licensed and ex­ perienced. Prompt, courteous service - Phone 813-M. ^ P IL L up with keivnene and fuel oil. II. II. POI’ K CO., INC. -* rWO FARMS FOR S A L E -O n * 1 acres, tiled land, 1 good well, 2 story house, 1 car pamge, 1 cool house, 600 ft. West ot Lake Monroe Post Office. One —5 acres, all tiled, good well, 2 •fory house. 2 story ham, 14 mile west on Orange Boule­ vard. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, Phone 18. ROOFING — Brand new, solid ' aluminum sheet roofing, V* crimp and snap lock styles. Phone. Wlre-Wrlte at once! -Fulenwlder M fg.‘ A -Distributing Co., P.O. Box 3861, 010 Lancaster Drive, Orlando. Phone 21730. ■" blIK K T Music, popular a n d standard, Oook music and muaic Instruction hooks at The Music Box in tho Princess ■Theater Bldg. ’ tECORDS - All the latest ponuIbis , string music and album sets fur Chrjslmaa gift* at your music store, The Music Box In the Princess Theatvr Bldg. Appeal By Joyce I s 1 L E G A L N O TICE Denied By Lords New Tork. VSW Tnrlc B. J. Overstieet, t*r. I t)gMAN’ l>9 AOAI.V8T HAtO ..... ------ I, Nollro Is horehy Klven that Adtalnlstralor of the A>1mlame. M Winn KflT.vTK; deceased action for d.vorre W b „ h br.u*M of Jo Tuu amt esrli of you »(«■ lirreisalnst you and tImt yi,u *rt " " b)‘ nollflrd and regulrrd to present . .. U.7IJT7 a s r . .tsirilT Wl\TlI ^1 t'O flit Alt AjpIM TA #I1........... b*nninfr in ,ho ill: r any claims and demand* which « T J '.V .A a r* -’iL|tT' sV'm ” . “ >•«»** entitled ( ’..^rt ,, “HOI CMURP (>lg% you. nr either of >ou. may hnv* ii/ i e.Wr n l i r i * m i l l i l l t. "r the Tth day f,f Ji*nuDr>\Vi naalnst til* cslnle nf Jlsy ilaBlH. IS<« tn d e fa u lt ..f w h lc . . , | wilt prrM'eed ex parte.ell said ruttie (freestrd. tats of mM County, t'1 (1 .llALI* < ( d.t.lt.n the OiUnty .Tuda<- <>f HemJnol*. ' ....................... W l.T N K H it m y hand nod * , * ) , , I'otiniy. Florlilit. at till* Clerk of the nbaVrx M) l«d C„u‘ri Hu*' t-otirl liouiif' of nuUI County rtf ! AIAII* LANI» COuLlKH tills 30th day of . November m - ( I >efr II da ul. tkiflifonL Fh»rt*l0u within rlkh* in*' " I*. IIK H N IIO N ' MARYLAND t'Ol.UKR. who— rm l,it m o n th * fro m tbft llm ® of J” ** Til 171 -rIt o f said C irc u it tv.urt addies* I* C4I West I7»tli M- (Circuit Court Seal) fir s t p iib llc d tio n of lh l«, n m lte urt* LONDON, Dec; 18,’ (A*)— Bri­ TIIK HTATK OP FU-lHIUA TO: J«nif*n K„ V\‘ hUtit t<>n, tain’* court of last resort —the 20* Wrjft 100th Hire** I, » , House of Lords — turned down Apartmtiil 41. Now York City. N*. V. an appeal hy William (Lord Haw - Oil Haw) Joyce to escape the gallows. 170 \V h t MIL leu* method awaits you at Joyce is under sentence of death 4735 AnihorU*y AMimr. • ......YA TU fl-A U TO -F A IN T -Afor treasonable. broadcasts ha , , UeLUiUltUu 2X 4Lii i hiiiil, . Ko* I* r lk liu u r ilcm anrl « h jll Jlfi FOR HALF. BODY SHOP A hWorn till 1 of compinfnt lm%liiif w-fItlttic*. m nl -b r ill ntftltt! tin* ntade from Germany during the SM ALL two bedroom furnished I0S N. Palmetto Are. Phone 371 war. He was not In the House |i****n HImI limit net $till lurHn for o f r c tl'lrn p o nn«l p o *! o f flr v m *by Atiruj WSiltantim, tlirpc H i p 88 o f th e r liilm a n t , *n«! flhnll b® house, located outside city li­ when the Lords announced their tllvora# prr*i‘ntj*’ nrt» thmtfarw tr» iuimiiiiiml i i r iir n to by ih»* rln lm n n t. iiKf'nt. mits but within three miles decision. yiiii In It* uni! ht fun" Hid or Attorney, fttt«i «njr Midi c*InItf» H tV ASIII*flto*nn(.|iincs repaired— center of city. Quick delivery. The appeal for the Naxi propa­ *'iri'u11 Court In unit for Mwmlnul* t]i*matnl tint mn f llr n **Iih 1I hi* vnlflami alt home appliances. CaldH. C. Dultoie. County* Plorltitt on^ the 3rd t!;iy TIEN ItV IIKItllEKT Mr* wfell General Repair Shop, 707 gandist was baaed on the conten­ of January, A. l>. lt*4H, olliii wl o CAHLIN tion that he wns born in tho Uni­ *lM*ri*ri pru conffttit! will bi* eni North Mills, Orlando, phone 4 h K x ff u lo r nf IH® Lit M l W ill Alio FOUR foot nine wood, no de­ ted State* - in Brooklyn — and iiMahiNt mu. T»—tnniMit »»f M i) .'U illl _ 2-1072. Prompt service. livery. A. M. Remnant. Phone II In further oii|»*»mI that thl« thus could not lie guilty o f trea645—\V. nolle* hr |Uil.llfl!tr,i Thr Hanford FI rut puLI lent ton Novijnibur 2W» Hon to the British Crown. H i* m lit nrwpiiEpr*! piibtlnlirtl In Expert Auto Repairing Joyce was the second person to' Hanfoni Sr ml null* **<mrily. Florida, EVENRUDE -motor In good contir o k T ilt: t in ' o Harflrld A Jackson learn this week that hie death unit ffteli wrrk for four ronrrrU- inj i ncm iiit s k m in o i .i : n ii. W t i ilition. Yates Auto. Paint Shop, in connection with sentence for treason would not wrrkp. s t a t i : n r ri.nntiM . 108 N. Palmetto Ave. WITNESS my Iiutul ntui official Yates Auto Paint ft Body Works he stayed. The British Home OfTIIK KHtATK nP * -" ill nt -Sanford In ilin County nf INJ AUK M E S St. W Y N N . Ilrc v a .r-d Phone 371 fico announced earlier that it H* mltioIt*. StttU1 of I% fiilit llila 1117* COHN A L L YOU W ANT, IN Pllirll ATK' would not reprieve John Anteryt —i ut, day ..t tic-ember, a im . TU ALL WIIOSI IT MAY CON . $3.66. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed who also was convicted for his ti o, p. r k u n d o n CKtlff! A U TO PAIN TIN G Store. Phone 868. Clrrk of rir»uU Court broadcasts for the Naxia. Am ery' N o lle , Is lir r e o y «l»> d Hist By C.W. "Pu t" Johnson i it*i lii nil W. Spi-m-f i% II J. U V K I t S T IlK K T file d his -fin al is the son of L. 8. Amery, Secre­ RADIO, Delco table mo«lel In good 15 yenra experience In auto and Solicit nr for l*l«lntirr. rrjjiiit un AilmlnUlriiliif" ail craftpainting. Sanford's, popu­ tary of State for India in the (Clrriilt Cfiiirt HraI j condition. 1DH VV. tlth St. i?'M:ni® 1*1 , JI . Wyiyn., •*«’ * Churchill war cabinet. cfnfr***!;--41mt -W * fu*(itioA lar *'alnt author ly. Amery. it sehorfuled to go,,to fur final illRrhar*®. *r\4 tb»l bv* PRE W AR Junior * b o i’s ■ bfcycK HOLLER MOTOR SALES Will jii>|•v in ttif IfbVlOl il*h K W, the, gallows tomorrow. » U*whone first class • condition. Pm 268 W. 1st SL IN T I I K r C I U M T O h ' T I I K t ' O I S T V W a r i .** JN n inty J I i J km «*f N rm ln n l* ever, no date ,h*» lieen set ah -st 562-K, • . Jt tlliK N K I l I v n l . n I’ O I A T V . frijinCv. KNirldn. 09 111® 2THi tlfl)' fur Joyce* warning. When the K l.o n illA , l\ 1*11011 ATK. — l — 1 MOTOR TUNE-UP nf l».4*®t»ib»*r. m i, fm* ftpprnvaL A TTR AC TIV E new pony sk;®* skl/U3 nHTATK UK nf Mimp *uu> fi*r final illacbaW House of Ixtrtls announced Its IN UK: Iircessed. coat, xixe M to Id, too small for rFactories recommend it every decision regarding Joyce today, MAY MAIIll.tn Ailmlnlalrafor nf th® nf 1 Owner. Sacrifice, Call Mny- 5000 mile* or twice a year. Es u man sitting in the public gal­ TO A L L U tlB D IT O IL 'H A N D P E R .1aflit's* - ah IVjnn, r||Vr®«M*»l, ^ f*n HON8 IIAVINu rt.AIMH Oil | (M b SCttt day of Nnv®mht*r. I ll fair. 1200. sential to. efficient car perfor lery cried: "This men Is inno­ monce. Our expert mechanics and cent. I prophesied the death of FOR SAI.E Sun Motor Analyser assure satis­ illtler nnd his return." 10 house* In colored section, pri­ faction. Come in today. Officials silenced the man imme­ ced at $4,250.00. Terms, HOLLER MOTOR HAfc$5S diately.. Robert A. |W31liams * 208 W. 1st SL ROBERT A . W IL L IAMS Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Not in Orange Bowl INCOME property — Six apait- EXPERT service on machines. ilient property on' Fork Ave., Electric irons, oil heutera and REAL ESTATE-BROKER MIAMI, Dec. 1H, — In th is1 close in, completely furnished rook stoves, backed by 10 years' liny of T-formution offensos, the i with modern furnishings. This experience. Phone 701-J. Orange Bowl will be conspicioun apartment has been an attract, Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg by the absence of the fast-breakivc income property for several ilig attack. Both itltdy Cross an:l yenm. Now paying net In­ SEWING machines ietialred. all University of Miami utilixe the makes. Williams’ Fixlt Shop, come.. of 15 pcrcon on asking single wing. 206 W. 1st St. price with rentaln-nt approxi­ mately pre-war level. I con­ sider this property un excel­ lent income Investment. Fred -Wl Bender, Beal Estate Room 2, Florida State Hank Bldg. Phone 10.10 CLOSING OUT A L L TRUCKS AND THAIBUS 40 Dodge 114-ton cargo — $710 050 ’43 Dodge Pick-up -----*42 Ford lV4-Ton cargo — 096 ~41- llhdv. I14-U)n cargo --*— 775 '41 Chev. l'l-to n cargo ........ 875 *40 G. M. C. 2V4-ton 10-whecl cargo - • 0i)5 710 G. M. C. cah over eng. van 750 *360 International 2-ton ........*360 *38 Dio. T 144-ton stake ..... Io0 *40 International tractor, big tires ........ 7..11 RED room suite, 5 pieces, solid walnut, springs ami' mattress; *43 E. H. T. Mack tractor like Sofa bed: chairs; table and renew — 2500 rurd stand, good condition, = *40 G. M. C. tractor, rcnsounlile. Can be seen from 600 motor —.---- 150o 2:00 to 0:00 P. M. Lieut, *30 International tractor, 0-50 .Waggoner, 601 Magnolia Ave. K-8 motor . ....... 1000 '42 G. M. C. Bus, 214-ton, like M ISC ELLA N E O U S new ——1695 Dorsey trailer, flat bed 250 OORIIOW .IIKRB W HKRK GMC Dropframe van trailer - 260 PRIVACY IS RESPECTED Klnghum 24-ft. frameless van trailer 050 YOUR natural desire for privacy In money matters Is strictly Traftmobllo 88-fl. stainless steel respected here. "Friends and framelest — 1590 relatives are not questioned *43 Black lilumiiud 30-ft. van, about your credit. Your cm. like new — - 1500 nloyer or business associates Wo also have 200 other trucks v l l f not hear of your personal and trailers tn chonxa from. Gua­ affairs. There is no cause' for ranteed tu undersell any truck embarrassment. dealer in the country. Reasonable credit requirements. KNIG H T TRAILF.lt CO. No co-makers on monoy loans. 2261 W. BEAVER ST. Variable payment plana. P ll. 3-265F FA M IL Y LOAN CO. JACKSONVILLE* FLA Florida Dank Illdg. Phone 33 COLEMAN A N D ' FAIRBANK S „ ^ ...v x tv x CIRCULATING OIL H EATER S, I . ( ) j 2 T X r E ( ) l J N n A T FRIERSON’S, Phone 23. O H V O U L f ' !■ PHONE 148 OR BRING YOUR Ada'to THE SANFORD HERALD BODV AND bender deriis, PW lt Count, fire Wnrd* to the line* Including phone and address. . Injury nr farting should be All adrrrtiaamente for altuatlone wanted will be charged for at the corrected now to combat aging regular classified rates. and neat her'rig, A new pain- FOR S A L E ^ - I TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1015' TH E 8 A N FORD H ER ALD . BAN FORD FLORIDA PAG E SIX c . /f /f-1 /-■ vf;! H ^ Ji # * I t 's w h a t you o f i t th a t counts! - NO MATTER NOW YOU FIGURE, IT ’ S GOOD, SOUND ARITHM ETIC! Oi count, you'd islhat hivs M lor ovary $3 you now have. Thai's whsl you'll have, loo, lor every >3 you invsit la Victory Boadt today and hold until lhay , mature. It's the sated investment ta tha world. Even though tho Victory Loan Campaign is over, your government needa your purchase* ol Victory Bonds. Buy mote .. . NOW. . U lb < ITT COMPANY FLORIDl POTfll LV I I I E I I I E I I I = lliE ill= lll= lilE ill= lll= I I I E = lll= ] ll= l ll= I I I E I iiii lE I I I = lll = l l l = l i l E I I I = l l l = l l l = l l l = l l l = ( iiir | | jjj GIFTS T H A T M A K E A HOME— A N D C O N T IN U E TO BE A P P R E C IA T E D LONG A F ­ TER CHRISTMAS IS GONE. T a b le Lam ps Telephone i Lamps U ou doir Lam ps Seta Desk Lam ps F lo o r Lamp:* Lovely desk and ATTR AC TIV E dog House, 3 ft. j.o S T : Duck and 14 little ducks, x 6 ft. $20. Phmie 707.* ' Inst ............. Wednesday nite. Finder notify Angel's Hat Shuck. R e­ USED TRUCKS ward. NO prospect of new trucks. M o st = the need fur trucks by buying ipl ■ one of our dependable uitd nne numnl ."Hutch". No collar when trucks, last seen. Finder phone 2GH-J. HOLLER MOTOR HALES 268-J . ___ _ ____ 208 W, 1*1, StLOST: One liver nnd while fe­ L IV E minnow's. Bullheads. Day­ male pointer puppy. Finder light Smith Grocery. notify K.W. Fite. Celery Ave. g.50 up mutching chair in M uJt o g a n y vencer, Book Cases != Roomy Q) W H ITE enamel 6 burner Flor­ LOST: Keys in leather cast, Tag ence Oil Range, good condi­ No. 17D-138H, in Post Office. tion. Jhune 767-J, Kinder please phone H1U-M. NICE 4 room bungulow in good LOST: .Young bruwn and white condition, gas, electricity, bath, pointer, answers to name of Urge ncreened porch, nice lot, Spot. Phone 107-J.______ ■hady, best >buy in Hanford. Immediate possession 2624 Or­ LOST: Car keys on miniature tag key ring. No. 1TD-2203, ange Ave., one-half block So(itb Ret to Burns Cleveland, 310 of East Geneva. Cypress Ave. Reward. TH REE burner oil stove, port* able oven, used two months. RENT. $262)0. Phone 760-W. A PA R TM E N T for rent, suitable unt the largest and ■ for two couples, Phone County st Pfcai_ _____ WaU ns and PEnglish 4602, or Short's Camp. , uU in town come to 110 West First SL Y ou will find a com­ plete line of fancy fruit and H E L P W A N T E D — vegeUbles. Also Christmas trees with tree decorations. U. GIRL for soda Fountaiq at Lan— ey’x Drug Store—P a rt-time or -firAiken, Bnfull time.______________________ W E ARE fully equipped and know how to recap your tires. FO U N TAIN girls. A^jdy Natural rutber oi synthetic, S«i vice, Sanford Station. wr protect the sidewalls of yaur tire. Jones Tire 8hop> Cor, 1st and Elm. phone 008. COLORED woman dishwaahar and rook, night work. Motora Inn, COMPLETE Broiler Plant cap­ LakefronL able of handling 300 -400 fryer* a week up to an age W ANTED : Second cook and dlahwasher. Apply chdf, Mount of I K - IS week*. ApproxlPlymouth Hotel. malely 2000 chicken* 6 to 10 mataly week* old. Dre**ing machine. Make me a cash offer, 2206 W ANTED Seamatre**e* txperienced and in* Hanford Ave. phone 024. (Experienced. Permanent work offered.' Working condition! W IN E for your fruit cake at are excellent in a well lighted Momar'a Soda Shop. and ventilated plant. Ad­ joining reataurant, where lun­ A L L DRY wines, I86c quart. ches may be obtained. Forty Momar'a Soda Shop. hour week. Monday through Friday, Life insurance pro.50 busml shipped ORANGES, vlded without eo^t. Bu* oer* ton* 7M-W. for you. vice from Banfnrd end Or­ TRAILER8 18 • 8/4 ton, al) itool. lando. Apply In pereon at it**) trailer* in atock At two wheri plknl. Sunnytowq Toge. Caa* ta • Speedy'Bale* A Bar-' **lberry, Fla. I Qj SOFA BEDS book : shelves In wal- i nut or maho- 1 gany from . . ID III IIS IIL 12’95 ji = III ill FOR A' Phone 180. bicycle, Jr. alee, to Inch. W ANTEDWANTED to tp 8 For the combination living and bedroom Several atylea to select from, all ttpring fill­ ed for comfort. Knee-Hole !!> III radio, Mr*. Top E V E R Y T H IN G FOR A L U X U RIOUS L IV IN G ROOM! Complete 7-Pc. Outfit! A handsomely styled modern suite, with beautiful occasional pieces, careftilly chosen to give you the beat inowible value In a living room g.4 a a ensemble of superior quality ami amarrsryliBS, Here’s exactly what you get:— Desks Modem or perioa Aioaern period d e s i g n s In ma­ hogany or maple. 4 0 .5 0 up Big Innentpring Sofa • Two Emd Tables Matching Lounge Chair • Two Fine Lamps Blonde Cocktail Table olhibn 27.50 fJP Tables ILtud polished m a h o g an y, u ni tru ly fin e g ift . 2 6 »5 Child’s Desk and Chair . .- ' " Natural Pottery Bases A> gift any. child B eau tifu l M irro rs our Hassocks Boudoir Little ones and big ones in all colora. Cairo wlir S U l o v e l W B l- S j n u t stuln^i j|^| Mid sturdily' S constructed. Ill rooms uparlde , . W ANTED — Clerical help, male or female. Chao* A Company, Mr. Ramsey. YOUNG M M ,, r iNUM m N operator. Cbaao* A Co. *, Drum 0.95 up Sy^FSf,-.; — _ _ 1 5 0 0 up __ s ■ "i" >*■**.,, x’&ai * : 1 1 �' I- % i In Unity There It T llE W EATHER Strength— To Protect the Peace of the Worldi To Promote the Progress of Amerlcai To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. Cloud*, cooler this afternoon, tonlht * nml Thiir'ilav. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY SANFORD, FLORIDA, VOLUME X X X V II Army Personnel To Be Cut On Dec. 31 Medical Department Officers A re Not Included In Point Reduction P l a n s VI W ASHING TO N. Dec. 19, ( A P ) — Another cutback, ef­ fective Dec. 31, will make eli­ gible for releaae 600,000 more service men and women. The point score for enliatcd men be reduced to 60, and their length of required service to 32 months. The point. Bcore for officers will bo dropped to 70, and their length . at required ■onrlce to 48 month*. Thl* does not apply to male officers In the Medical Department. Three yearn have been lopped o ff the ngo limit which will be cot to 45 years for all Medical and Dental corps: of,fo r Dental and Veterinary Corps flcery except plaitic surgeons. As officers, ami Medical officers .ex. ceptlng certain specialisU, the W point score will be reduced to 65 One important change concern* W AC personnel. For the first time, their length o f service will bo computed. Enlisted \yACa will be eligible for separation a f­ ter two years und six months o f honorable service. The release for W AC officers I* set after three years and three months. Release will be granted on ap­ plication to W AC officers and en^ llstees married to discharged V veterans of World War II, re* gardleas of the date of their, enlistment. The critical score for W AC personnel will not bo re­ duced by the cutback changes. The Arm y aald It would continuo its current polity toward rsonnel in this country who no iger are needed and who are not uualiffed for overseas duty. Insufficient point* o r service will tot stand in the way 'of their • t.rompt relye* e. K Official Records Of Storm Troopers Tell Of Atrocities First Sanford Escarole, L e t t u c e , Peppers Available For Mixed Shipment “ Mo vs men t should -run JO to 35 cats a day fa r two weeks, gradually working” up to 00 a Wt «y around mid-JAnuarp. Zed* afcyuld finish by then, and other sertiena will speed up. About 25 percent of the state acreage is ' Pascal. but shipments of this variety will be - tight until tha last o f JanuTtir. CuJIum predicted that tbo rabbage movement will reach normal volume in three weeks. “ We admit being the bestquality section of this vege­ table In Florida, and most buy­ ers agree," he atated."Couliflower, retarded by weather, it just now getting underway in shipment. Escarole is available in carlota or mixed cars. Pep­ pers, eggplant and iceberg let­ tuce are available for mixed cars only. With hardly enough fruit mi hand to suprty the holiday de­ mand,. citrus packers yesterday and today were unable te get new supplies du# to the rpto interfering with tha pkklntf. Most packers will o p e ra te through Saturday and will probably b* closed during the Christmas week, although i»m * packers are not fully decided on thla, pending reactions on a meeting of the Florida Cltraa Co mm in* ion, decisions o f jnufcjl may affect the marketing uf NUERNBERG, Dec. If). (VP)_ Official reconls of Adolf Hitler'*jruwn - shirU-d Storm Troopers ra tell the unvarnished story of w Xtrocitic* perpetrated by these N a il hoodlpma during the high time* o f the former Third Reick The documents have been Intro­ duced by the American prosecu­ tion In the trial o f 21 top Naxii on war crimes chareel.----One part o f tha Storm Troop­ ers' records told how a single brigade o f the troopers blew up or burned ti5 Synagogues during a two-day outbreak o f antiJewish terrorism. The records “ showed also how tha storm troopers were organised even before Hitler’s rise to power to beat up and terrorise all politi­ cal opponents. The Amelcan prosecutor* in­ troduced the records in their effort to win war crimes con­ victions against some 600,000 lefsar Nails- as well as the score now sitting in tha Nuernberg prisoner,;, box. The Trtorm Troopers are the • third Naxi organisation to have Ita secrets laid bare at the trial. Sgrt Louis Rowland Tha American prosecution con­ Is On W ay" Home tends that six German organisa­ tion* should ' ba convicted as - F A IR B A N K S , Alaska. Dai — ‘-rrln iln il-gn ra p i and their mem­ bers held guilty o f war crimes (Special) — Sgt. Louis L. land, 911 Magnolia* Avenue, In vanring degrees. ford, te on hie w »T br Evidence already haa been pre- Transport Command liner ts the sen ted against the Ife ii leader­ separation center at Camp Blend­ ship and the Raich cabinet. Still ing, Fla., after 28 month* of to ' hare their stray In court are service at Anchorage and at the Elite Guard, the German Ladd Field, l lt h A ir Forca bo**, M , High Command and the Naxi 76 miles below the Arctic Circle. 'However, sharply critical ques­ Ha entered the aervice la No­ 1942. tion* by both the American and vember, During tha war Ladd Field wa* British representative# on the the focal point o f the Atalb international tribunal have Indl- (Alaska-8 Iberia) roots ferrying eaUd that the United States operations conducted by the A ir prosecution may have a hard Transport Command, Awaken Job In attempting to convict Division. I t was at this base that more than Ji>00 Iend-Iaaae lanes were turned ever to the uislan airmen after being flown P ilo t C lu b R aises S 181.51 A t D im e B o ard s Th* Pilot Club, under th* 1supervision o f Mrs. A l Hunt, reported collections o f 181.61 yesterday a t th* -Salvation Army dims boards, fo r Which they were commended by Major Allan & Whorton. Ladles of the First Methodist Church are In charge o f th* boards today. The following Uttar, sold Ma- WEDNESDAY. DEUEMI1ER 111. I ill Assoc inlet1 Press lenscii Wire ChurchiU To Visit Florida In February British Statesman And Family Seek W arm Weather And Rest During: Stay LONDON, I)w . 19, ( A P ) — The laborile Pally HeroM of ‘ London aald today that Wlaaloa ( hurckill .I II resign from the leadership of Cenrervatlve P a r i r . The newspaper asserted tha* Churchill's raotpaation aa op* poaition leader probably will bo made public after hta forthroiring visit to the United State*. - potted U taka nlaci- Thursday morning at the farms of .C.* A. Hinton and It. (}. Uehrens on tr.w wes. side., Sanford was drenched last evening and 'during the night with the heaviest rainfall of t in , winter season,, l.:<6 inches up to 7:3U o'clock this morning, according to B. F. 'i.(.diner, weatherman. It the weather clear* up, it is exf acted tnat Irom six to eight car* o f celery will be cut Inursday. > “ Zellwood, first to start cut­ ting had * celery that suffered from cold damage, reported M. C. Cullifn, sales mahager fo r Onase a n d Company. ‘TThe Everglades section is * mostly lair to ordinary, with some good quality. Some growers started cutting too aoon, ami quality would have been better it left tor two week*. "Sanford has -its share of troubles also; but if wa can keep level headed, keep our paper crews working and do not Jump too quick/ he added, "w e stand a good chance of having tha best quality going out. Sarasota la also papering NEW SPAPKIt . ti \ s m \ ; ; i t i \ . the court'* ili'tisiun nil lli ••-**4 ' Be Started Lot Freezing Weather Causes 34 Deaths Firms Urged To American Leginn Use Facilities Of Fledged $190 To Employ meiit Office Baseball Gr oup P a t t o n Continues To Show Improvement usev. iv, >— HEIDELBERG, Decv. 19, \n (/P>— i ir t of General tews that ha ia I low, steady impreviously. Tha btmetln from the gays the former ■wander "had a St. Hi* general WMpt." . Hiralyifs that rerroken neck suagrash la said to Hanged Treason LONDON/ convicted tin 19 efficiency. Hue ever. no annminremen Barge Line Tc Baltimore Mu General's bat Third Army vary good conditi*n ia Th* atat* lulled from Ulned In aa p er. L.\l’,) — -'J'he N r * * .t im e r * t iniri Marl ia| has. reached i «!«•«-i—inn in the cbm- of 4‘apt t hnrli-N* MeVay III. I hr com miimler o f the - unl.cn •f r i l l ser In»li»MilixiIIm Iiu * lirro n .1 ■luilteil ioi one cliarri- of in W ASHINGTON, De*. 19. UP)— It’s official that Wlmton Chur­ chill U coming to the UnLeu States 'on a vinlt early nex. year. The White House an­ nounced to<lay that the former New YinI.-ImiuiiiI "S- n British Prime Minister will ar- j Taken shortly after the predawn colli* iilillg. Font of tie rira In New York in the middle persons were killed mid ul least fi.*, iuj I n - of I ho Army -i of January’. Ha will travel by Seaboard A ir Line's wn-el -strewn Irarks about 400 nuh-1-ni.’ i'i ahip. Announcement of hli forth­ the Florida-bound "Silver Mutear" uasheil coming visit was made simul­ taneously" In ‘Washington and lamdon. A t tha suggestion of hli medi­ Murray Scores Truman Plan cal adviior, Churchill will apend a month or mora in a warm location teeking a complete real. However, he will make at leaat one public appearance. Churchill will dltcuss "word affa ir*" In an addraaa at Weatmlnliter College, Fulton. Mia., on Mar. 6. 'I lie former premier will be intro­ C. of C. Officials duced there by Preaident Tru­ man. Confer In Jackson­ Churchill haa accepted the In­ v i l l e On Proposal vitation of Col. Frank* Clark to athp at hla house In Florida during Fabruary. He will be ac­ President If. II. Coleman, fiee.' companied to Florida by Mrs. D. Bishop, chairman of tha Churchill and hli daughter, Mrs. T ra ffir Committee, nnd Edward Sarah Oliver. Higgins, manager of the .Sem­ inole County Chamber of Com­ merce, attended a meeting in Jacksonville yesterday with I'ils-t Trasher o f the SL Johns River Linn and W traffic consultant for tha Citv of Hnnm i . a . - r .• font, reganllng the inauguration | of a barge systum fn m Hanfuird to Bimrfmofj-, rhlladelpblil, nnd CHICAGO, Dec. 11, t/PV--Th* In a letter to the ('Imntber* of weather man holds out chilly prospects today fo r any rise in Commerce at Sanford, Jackson­ the thermometer,; Much of the ville) Miami and Fort Pin re nstlon la on a diet of snow and Mr. Tresher slated that if they rain, Meet and tub-aero tempera­ svill assist in making nrrtuu-emvnts with the Keconstrurtimi ture*. A t least 34 pereons have died Kbiancp Coiporation to Iruse at as a direct result of the freexe. a reasonahle rate surplus equip Snowfall* from tna midwest and mnnt now uvniluhlr, he will |msouthwest are piling white drifts mullatnly inaugurate a barge and mountains along the Atlantic line operating from these unit seaboard. Easterners can expect in Florida to Baltimore. Phila­ JUST BEFORE T llE OPENING in Washington <>f President Truman's program for government fart-fin eight to twelve Inches of snow delphia and Trenton. — mainly in northern. Virginia, The^ It Ivers and diiarlhirs C o m ­ belt Rom*pork of Geoigiu. A ilin g eliaitniun <>f the mitted of the Jacksonville Cham­ settle striked, CIO Piesidenl Philip Murray (le ft) till ber o f Commerce met to diseu- Committee. Murray Ivimrd Truman's plan "wholly ( Internal in the matter yesterday. The matter will bo presented to the ■semcold licit will -ease up somewhat, inole County Hpeclul Truff'**but tha chill will continue at Commlttee immediately. least until Friddy, " I t Is very evident that llnFrom * as tarn Montana west­ coost line steamers w ill not re ward to Indians and Illinois, the sum, operation for the present temperature it only slightly until equable rates ran Is- work­ milder today. Thp mercury struck ed out with the Interstate Com­ far below sera In several sec­ merce Commission, which meat tions. Tarklo in northwest Mis­ that a resumption of,this s e rv o e souri has regitUrad an icy 17 is postponed Commander Jack Itucru o f the indefinitely, Mi below. Another batch of cold alr Higgins said, " i f the plans » f Caniplieil-iuissing Post No. .’i.'t from Canada it expected to reach Mr. Treeher are carried out, the nf the Aniuriran la-gion an the Dakotas and Minnesota over State o f Florida will have tinnmineed today tli'at tin- Legion the week-end. has pledged a donation of ft nit benefit of water rates for all tInto the proposed Sail told Biu-eliall Railroads screes th, nation are traffic that his outfit is uhle Association operating behloo schedules and to carry. • Brailey tlilham, who ha. I 'cti travel is disrupted in many sec­ " I t is planned to make a pierepresenting Hanford baselmll iptions. Industries in Illinois and sentstion to the Florida dele, tcrests along with John Krider western North Dakota have been ration in Congress to upprnm h nnd Julian SUlwtwm, said tmlay left with W e W u g e of natural the Reconstruction Finance Cor­ that this is the first pledge or go*. poration on this project, pointing dontition to lie received towaid* North T o i m Also has had be- out the Importance of it to the needed to nssuie operatic, during low - freeling temperatures entire State of Florida." the sum of HIU.00U to fl'J.nOO far south a*-Austin. Tcnn IS-, have »■ ** IW and Birmingham! Ala., The Hanford Baseluill A.- ociuw. Miami boast two inches o f weather yesterlion will lie formed Thai-day ed the warnv flight when local basrlaill fanday, at 71 ab will inert at 7:3U o’clock at the City Hull. The hosplti Georg* Rati mafntalning provement i Proposal Would fiive A ir Forces Equal .Footing With Land And Si* a Forces A t Carolina Scene of Fatal Train-Wreck 19, UP)—Th* * NaxU chose Missing- Youth Found .< \ l ' ) - r I h r - N a v y ha- <1in* kI> In prrient uni Captain Warner Home Following fociiic S e r v i c e Was .Member Of Sixth Division Engineer Headquarters Unit i apt. Kianr. Warner, sou o f Mi. and Mi-. Wen Warner and lunthri <>f ICulpli Warner? former City Editor o f The Sntifoiii llenihl, let in tied to Hanford •Meiiila) nflf-iiioon yDci riving 37 mouth-- with Iiu* United Slide., Ann* Inin - iii the-Pacific Then ti i ef Dperulliins. • *'.i|l- Warner euteied the .Viinv m Niivetnlieiv lu ll and : litittiir' tlirreuflwi aitcndeil ’ the 1-jigtpaua, llurp*. Offirci Cniiilirlnli- .-rhfttd lit Edit IIt*Ivul r. Vn. lit* was gcad«i niited and eoiiiinissioned a - i-i ' iitT Ilent i-n-i hi . lie t evolved iii« pn moilon a, first lleutciiant 1ii .liile, lu ll, and nils promoted In hi Cnpl. W arn er nerved with the filmed Sixth "Red H ta r" Divihiun’s Hixth Engineers. lie ira ru n inandiiig o ffic er of the lli-iuiipiurtcrs Company. 111 mm led in H aw aii and tim e.i and p aitiripated in eoiuhnt operation, with the divishm in New tiunien and 1.117.011. ,The -Red .'Star Division lin'd the iivord foi ronsei itlii il.iv III riiiiiliiit in the Plieifii- riiea'i-i with 11H. WJiile the il iv is nni opi i iiinl in l.iixon, it nilfteieii •.n„. limn lu-imllii—. - . a c in i ments b* it* officer* a*ain*'t tin- unification o f tin- aintrd services *i-i-i imii-•mil'll i lulu* bi I’n-iitrnl Truman. \ iiiniKiraniliini « « * i*»urd In all N a il .mil Marine nlliri-re* in n- I hi- I'n —iilenl'- me»-.ige **n» being read lirfore (jingrc**. I mler ihi- Navy ordr.r, officer- are fnrhiiblen In express llu-ir oppo-dtioii In Ihi- merger evrept shea tailed u- wllni-*M-s before riimmiiii-i- oi ( onen-—. i**«ane In Coiipmv- s falling for a nicriror of tin- \tiny and Navy Into a single Depart­ ment’ nf National Defen.se. Mr. Tinman said under the pi'n|ioseil m e rg e r, the a ir fo iv e s should In- fu lly ei|ttnl to iIn- land mid -ea arms. Thus the Chief Executive has stepped squarely into the middle of tin- lung and hitter contra*er<y Is-tyveen tin* A im y ami Navy top i•nilltlnnds. lie is sid* ilig—LiauLde'ely m ill tin- Army, Hintullnm-ou.ily. Mr. Tntnau has da-bed the N'avv'n la-.t hope fur ilrlay in iieiiun mi the proposal* Hnid the Pi i - nlent. "Further studies nf (In' i.ini-l'nl pitddem iimild serve no u-eful purpiisi-." In his 5,51111 ivnrd uiessiige, Mr. T iiiiiiiiii ileeluii’il hi- Imlii'f that the merger wn..ld prnvide tin- lliltimi with the l>i--t means nf-keepini: the m ail fh, Pie-idelit said lie thiiught tin Niitimial Defense Department ahmitll l«- headed by mu- enhiui-t o ffiri-i The Natioiiifl Defen a- lienil Wmlld operate with one underset leiai \ ami several < apt. W arn er weaiPiicifie ’I hi'atei nf tlpei ation'. rihli- n with uiie uiTowheud ami tlu -e lint tie pnrtieipulii'ii stars lie also wears the Philippines Vn t m ) medal w ith one Im ltle f a i n riputiua tins, the Ameiieuii De fens,, nnilal. the Yn-tniy medal und the P ie -I'e a tl 11n i >»*n ill All. T iiiiiiu m raid tH- N alim i.il Drti'ilM ' D e p a itint tit -tumid h aie a depart m ental chief uf h lu ff, i ' i i I i a rnminiindi-i foi each u f l lie A rm y. Ihi- Navy, and tin* A ir Kuril's. The I ' l i—nli'nt in ig g rittin- thl re iiiinpntU'Ut In am l i e id lluit Ii, p ii'ic n l tnp-iic'livy lliitik iiig and ai'liuii bv any mm ni tw o luaiu'lu s -n f tin- services, ttii' k i ' v ' tm-dlltiii . in tin- departmeiit shuu|d la- rotated among the vu rin iL at-rvlres. I lie P ier nit'll t tiHik note o f the Nnvy'it -tilin g opposition hy de­ claring that olice tlie nn-rgei was effected, no o fficer < r civilian in any irrv ice uuuld fail to contriliule Iii. utiuost to maki! the uni­ I’ fe. Iliirry GusUivson, former fication a Micceii. resident of Hanford, nrd Mn. P a rity f,n a ir power i* one (iiistniNoii, arrived ivcently from of tin- point tie-M 'il. hy. the Harry Gustavson Ho me Following Service Overseas former's aunt, Mrs. A .C . Thomas, 11)1 East Heveolh Street. A former employeu of The Herald and of l In- Lloyd Thomim Coinpany of Cliirag.i, Pfe. tinstavaon received In- Imnoraido discharge olid is now in the em­ ploy nf tlie Coates and lliiicliard Appinisul Company of I ’hiriigo. Ing to a State Highway I Utrul |y him many opvningK fur skilled report,, knocked a ceil containing cmnlovrea and a good numiier of And Returned Home two negroes. W.A. M’alker and npcningH fur other types, but a C : . . ' rvn* .i>. in- ri' t-n Hylvester Keirel, o ff the Sanford, greater numl>er must I * filed A youth, found wandering the ]|,-tll I decoration ML Dora road near Sorrento at with the employment service in in downtown section nt aditl A..M. |u ^ h t - l l f i i in I. 8:00 o'clock Tuesday evening. order to accommodate the vast last Thursday, was taken to police re-oivod five c Tha negroes reported to high- apply for positions in the very headquarters for ouestionlug hy f,„ m|j„n j„ Nor de­ I'atrolman C-C. Bcdenhaugh. way patrolmen in Lake County »•••■ f “ ‘ ure. Mrs. Moselev Moseley deI ,.ru France, tin- Ai ux |rcteil to The next day the Imy was |nlJ,| IlMl| (Vnlrnl that they were knocked Into a dared that a number of inen quest ioneil hy ( ’ Ity Judge J.G, riltbom- inrliide tl water filled witch, were bruised have applied for work during the Sharon, who learned that his Conduit, Amcrinii and nearly drowned, and were holiday season.. und any business name was l.ewis Edward Whitely. 1German ocrupatioi fished out by another negro who m ||n or firm net-ding additional that lie was 17 years <>f age. ---------------___ happened to come along. They holiday empolyces ia requested to and that h* had run away fiutn V « , i ' e , » e i n < 11 ■I v t W B p r i l l l U also reported that the driver of contact the employment office. home fn Montgomery. Alu. the oil truck went on without Judge Sharon then directed i IliLis P r i l l Mrs. Moselev stated that some stopping to help them. * veteran* have hern rimed on jobs Police Chief itov G. William* by the office but have left the to telegraph the lad's mother ill I ....... _____ ______ reasons. Montgomery rorfuFids will, which iitlon for various These veterans are requested to to send him home. This money —--American iiewr.|i „ . report their current location to was received, said Chief Williums w*_" *’* ir ni'proxlma officers took the l»oy ami pul ,nor,‘ lo l’“ * oul l *t D i e s In Savannah the employment office for filing and him on tha bus for home. year ,,n . the Imai* _____ purposes. ' "Th# boy was given every con- " f . » ° “ J“ »t Mist Eiixabeth O'Connor, aunt sideration by Judge^ltaron." Chief newsprint o f M l*. John Pattarson Jr., died William, pointed out ™ ° » rt‘?n 1 ment nuarlers said Monday jn her home in S a v a n ­ I thrr decrease in nah, Ga. Mint O'Connor was a m s m b f o f one of the old, well Harold R. Billlnosley, AOM known families of that city, and hod lived in the O'Connor home 2/c o f tha U. 8. Navy, ts envrith her neice. Mite May Cash, rout* to the United • States alnra tha death o f her brother, aboard tha lUi.B. Hornet, ac­ cording to Information received today from the Berries F u r * Commander of tho P a cific-F I**L Ilia 1 wUm resides *k 916 "H olly t A vena*. 'i.iVi 1 n>\ i -* •. ’ i O.. ... .- pN^itlHiU-ie**U4»ba*A timt the limited i cmiiiiees for scienti­ fic le.CHrcll phuuld la- systeiunticully nlliH iited. Unity of command in—outlying I.i-i . and consistent and equitable pen-oiillvl policies arc ecu u, objectives more easily iis-tuicd under a unified system o f training administration and pun- BUTI.AND. Vt.. I).,-. IP. (Ah— I teat It has taken une of tlie war’s great aerial rimuiiander*. Miijur General la-onurd E. Wing died call*, today at his Rutland home. Wing, who wan 52 years old. sin ninihi'il to a heart at­ tach. He led tin- -l.'lrd (W inged Victory) Division in four major Pacific campaign* nnd Inmlrd in J ii |iuii with Genera) Dougin-* Mur Arthur'.- occupation troop*. Tn prlvutc life lie wits~u Vermont lawyer. ELECTED I itr.SIDKNT NEW YORK. Dec. Ill, nP)— A woman lias Ixeii elected presi­ dent of a |3l.(i0il.UUO New Y*rk City department store - r she is the first of lu-r sex to head •a store uf that site. She U Mi*» Dorothy Jjhnvcr and aha has been First vice President of laird end Taylor since 1937. Miss Shu* ri siikvceds W aller Having, who has 1een land and Taylor prcridritt fur ten year*. Moving Iiu, it-'ignr,l to set up a tie.* lutio i-wid<- I'm.dgamiUlua uf department (tores. �) I / I , r*W **r*r-'! • » » . • » • «T*~~~ryr'--~ryr~ r-.-T--- fTT*-------- ----- Ls1? s. »s t■'11 ‘ • f . (• ; r • M f 4-* 1• •• V. i* ■ T H E SANFORD HERALD, B A N P O flD FLORIDA soldiers are taking n |iominent pmcc hi the diet of the swclteriijL .^uatralian*,. , Pearl Harbor Group COAST.BOUND In Secret Session r ~ N .W A 'l. itOM Bim 1 U l’ KUANK. Calif., . oc. 10. 'A’, The Nnvv his annortn.t-d :i new TO R SANFORD HRRXl.U. S\NFOBO FLORIDA WEDNESDAY; DECEMBER 1$ loW Chicago Boy Makes Booby Trap Prom reputed nbl* to fty/-tf)drs <'th»l 3,0.10 miles non-stop at 800 milt M AYR E . WASIIINtJTCCx. Dm (A*) - .H u cominilU-( i into the bcglimhm <d • Will go into seciot si’f» afternoon nt 1:00 p. in At that linn tlx Pearl , tOUChdniwn* fdr they nlrike tjcvwatwtini(ly from any spot on the field. Their ’JUs tourntlown* o f the 1044 rainpJlitn came on playa which started front such Mly separated spats as their n 18 and inside the opposi­ tion one. While at times they have taken the kickoff <nd then marched the length of the field to score on m short sp|un«rv, actually 16 of tliulr 20 tnui-h- the inquiry ao on Itcyond the Jan. IJnc set It) Ctinjtress. 1 At ‘totlay's ItrArini. i pare read into the reeii ahowetl that Tokyo i that we had erneked Ii Thl* wrar_ Itelore Pearl' K Japs did. jmt dumice- their HOM E ClHl'AUO. He.-. It*. id*' lino law at a Ihtw-nirli maneiivu she 1 and Arnold Olsen of Chiewe ■ d(\uW it wxtukl make a pre'-tt, e*issl tiuielai alarm., ■ T-he tM liu u "..U w i lust juM iwtumod ■ftt’i i Oft many ami he had seen ,<*»'•> a K«oi y trap tn Jii» da). Be i.guivxl lie could unit, in* sht'l i i . a way that could le a ' migMx han.h invention .irouu.l • hi.- mot het*s house. The sh-II W«* tt-r kin3 the Army u-e* i t tthru'ig Uxtott fot .combat. It w«.» j l p i n l i s . eveepl at cl dee ian--r. |It .also - ate «>UI uilh a vet) lo'wl ]twi>r w.ten it ct| loilnl. Vonftp Olsen' nggr.1 Ihe missile in the <a«riiH-ni-of a pantiy w’ lt* fd «» His mother. Mis. Hazel AT awti. had mforntetl hint that u»> Uk point tno-r tulltetnlde ' o Whose piowlers. Tlte shell wax while passinir 20 anti then 2t> yunls for other scores. End John Mcll of Savannah siVniqr on the first nantcil play and Bob Bow. iimn. Miami halfback, on the other. tim e Ifancock, Miami, produc­ ed one touchdown on a *u■ yard i *pt I u L'on Jones ulso of Miami, tullied on u 21 yard sprint ami Ernie Muzrjka once rambled for 10. lie is frtuti (lardner. Mass. The I6lh Miami touchilown of TOW N J I I NEW S •e 'ssl.n.l -o that if tnt- -a- . Writ i.iwvtsl upsind. the »hr'l wti.nd t,M oft. • Aj iea>l. Olsen hey- : the intention would sm > that way. ' l altte a« V»»il flout a fan i fh i id. Ktank f a ir , another uni veti iw*«. lie was helpine Itet ,1 ’ :i "1.Poison idem house r.u JOh Kduiaya. Suddenly an t |pin awt nmieil eyrrv dish in the Ifdaie. an.1 younc 4 k m slimi'e I ML'.itant’ y. "It worksl" He da di­ lOOIlINC THROUGH THt WINDOW at the nwv t Cbnatznas t.D they have ed into the pantry and then* ever received ore Mr anti Mrs. Jobn CKtuchtoio « i East ITmhurvi, U 1, wa> f a i t lymR f lit mi hi« f.ne', N. Y. The ' gift“— fiveu the War l)q v u U t t : - i t Use teturn of Ihcj- aons I ret hi» bark near the n|en wilt* Aae*. bul lie was not sertousl Pvt. Michael uml l \ l KcU\ Chiuduolu afire W naawUts o f service over• The er?t»hnr inventor iry|>l» i sous, it woi their first tup home sutce jom-.jy* the snwy. (latrrcefsoss!) e.1 h*- Inbhv tiaphutitU i alarm arid a|H>locircd for not telling better than . . _____ was sewr C *' atxtul it. All f a i r eould do rd on a pa»«. Harry tihaul to ». patter, “ And to thint I w.iSam IX*route:> of KtuUdetphia. Benjamin \V. Rer-e. „S I i , i t a 'k-smlilinti stvaad ‘expert' Why. A ll o f Miami's lung rows fad­ I ' c i b i t . ha* been dixhaigest ■I must have tine on those ihitiK* ed to produce tallies mi the play from tbr ra iled 8 u t u Nary, by tl^- jjioss while I was p. itself. how, t«r . Sid Zuclvt. acx xciitt g to ir.fa w ttM i le fr u e t F t S U IT," Miami Beach' fullback, ran lit today from tbe. Naval IVooonrl ards, Ifc# Jones taval* u \l ** ~*t v -■ t'eitee at Jackstxax ilV. SI I'K F R S IIK M O K H II \ « K • ludsun of Miami »2, J,*- Kiu!i NUERNBERG. Ike. I f , • P 41 ami Eil Ii laychoek o f Wdker TT > fotmci chief of the tlrim a t Barre 37 without endiug up in S<N.ii it j Police. Ero*t Kallcii. the . end suite. Miami's U*.'«tr>t btunnec. was missing again tmlay pass gain of the »ra-oru Jo-rft- m the pit-om-is* box at the to Hudson, for :;t yank xttd m*t Kuefrherc » » t uime* trials. end in a scute. Ksllrnhromtcr was stricken thinMiami ha- hrqkv-t w a r IwurV*days ago with a ms-.hiiI t-inin h. -it t iiitge. loos* for a train of 2U yank' i i 1*1*1 more in exvtv game tht- fall ' »tero< save the tieutgta lilt twit eve-t ' ||,*4x in thvt one June* yut away v for run* o f is ami ly • arxl• ** I W LK6R, W a X i i u g F o r a S a il */.*i» i e wy.suCK P»'0 <» r r - The "M odern Muitlnml 1 ittt< roi? -thfi -tie-rsT ido>**ri, ■Vd'f’e it>«, yp«k*to*ar a dr D o esn 't w ait fo r SA\.!-~S ^ H E A D V E R T IS E S ^ • ANNOUNCING The opening of Sem inole Corntry Chib For Golfing Phone 2(102 Ed-Le-vy— Whitncr, .M|fr, J liank Official May Regret Eajfcrnoss tou/ltAcNEW QUINTV. Musa.. Doc. 111. <At Tlieie's a civic liilluletl blink ntflelnl who ntay Itavo ieason to r* gtei his nigerness to IniPriirb Ills elty. Hi- inline is DelefivHH* Klllfc. uml lie's i hailmini of the Itoai'il 01 tho (iianile Trust Company, yrhlih •tecunies a Imnilsmne Mime Intllding in thi! heart of Quincy. King decided that it. w-as high time that more suitable quarters were found for some of the City tiepnttments, which now overflow tlie old City Hall. So qt Ids own Initiative and ex- 1 pense, he npeneil an Inquiry b it» H the njtssllillHy <»r slx-ltrihfe *lew J ('ll) Hull qmi-e tlnotigh esetrtto j of tin* right of eminent tlmtmin. P The i t-spuntu* yviis oVeiyVIielmin^. i1 City CounclJltir Carl Aiiilers-m I fa* intiodUfoJ a r5uiUtl"ii M u -t iitR fm the city to lake over l KIiic 'h liaitk hutlillnr qs Quincy a [ Jtiaa «;uy\ llwii. p Why fish around looking for fa ir prices? When a trip to the H IL L 41AKDW AKE COM PANY ns*ures you o f the best ut Moncy-snving prices! N'nif Wi.tM n» handshaker ADVERTISINGHOLLYWOOD Ailollihe Minjo.i hits il nil figuix'd mil that ieull> fine dry** fut inen i a lost <r*. ninl there’s not much hope of iM return. I railed lit hi- larirtr'timl mxirious lieveily Hills hilnte to see his famous ivnjtjriilir anil .soon was got lug n lectute on '-vnrld polities. Monjoit'.- den. a,” 1* lioii'i" M-emed t■* I"'. « / litic^N(C mo t seliilly w ilii boos l« « I s chilly. I>llt Mi h i Tuitl a, tan sweit tel under In tru.v sportsroat—ititii llntse animated lilt vs. list, must llUV'l liripi'd to keen him xtntm. • “ It's ll|t»’ ri«i* of -'mdnllsm I.i-mdon fon niau.v yetii's has lieen ihe » hi lit i fipitnlof men - styles. TJinl U niter® l Ilf ttnesl tailor* a «'ie. New England i- llndei u m k IiiIIs(i day.s S2(;.0( lie uo’veriiineiit. 'Smtalnqn ele Sinult*. or Miirri’ eU •vates men who title uttle nhcmt rtltfT WOMAN to bo api**un'to<l rhiel styles Droving, ws|l rcqOttxA t't’.'t Ii* - -‘IS tttsiTt tor at SrotP-nd Vurti, w hich knack pud m»m*\ uml leisure.’’ E\|H*riiMiir* I rititTi-- it hi-u.es' tlte world s ptost lumens I nsked lf I i i. Id -<v Ills **nidinun - It iinlins urd-tnt’ iitiotl, I* robe • I ’{till n il ill* lent mu Group oOiter E. C lluther Kur"Yes Imt fot I .mil's -uke. dmrl • l'*!T'tjlient inrnM-t tucily nttoetted tot* ll"».tl Air Korea •mentioti—numhei•- -rtf- unfitting* • Oy or I imt* |t;iy lloiiibcr Coininsnil liratlquai leri» tints. cmH* shoo- ntnl so forth • ,1’ iitl yjiciilitin * the will assist in »u|H'rintrnillnti Kverv .time soinelki'ly doe*. I 'tel • T a \ i-ca lt s e n i t »• p It c women. * (Ini. rnultunul) a-lut of leltei. iukinic for riot In As it I*. I got iilni'.lt lit a lay." late liiturs 'ilie slenilei. niiy, graying net A l ’ I ’ I A I ' l l H i I- 4i|*l i; \ | puffing a pipe, leil the way Double Play Hard To or. npstiiils. through Id- belli.mill mill, into a* lone, narrow rlttsel with Make At. Any Spol unit -Inline »looi« oli In tit sidelie sinmim-ii one Hpen. "I hate I Uft Splllitr. oi't-au-e id Hie shoe” • ntanpnwvt sliortaKe. tlv I'h-JadelWhole -helteslol. there wen-. phiii I'hillirs wen* ftu.isl to open the tuiscliall fcat-on with a etiliph* , leitrhine from the flnni to highe v head. I el'i-ldll't Itteiitioi of toutiir inexperienced In other, tlla'li pl.t) ini; in the infield I hey were littnilieis nf shoe- if I wanted to tin* llumner Intys. tiianvillv \V. I hadn’t I {me to eount ’em. A tod pel Imp-. -l\ feet lull" and W. ftnrvin. One wus 21 and tie other.only IH, and they both was hune solidly with eoals if admitted, they- needed plenty ef many enlois. In runipiirtmeiit • seasoning in the Illinois, and pro* nlmte were hat- lop lints, howlIn Ills hedll*.ini hnhly wouldn't In* ill tin* maims el- \||i|iu< Ini). Menjini pulled mil hie tlrnwel except for the slim lane of nmtei full nf llerkttes. yal ‘The lunl' o f tut trade. That’ When the Phils stai tml strength­ ening their dull, they -rut lh.* ttht | can't elve anything away.’’ Almilt hi- liedreinu and d lr "in • Haulier Imivs-I o the n|inors, one gojng to Atlanta and . I lie uthei niiiiii arc uutuuiuphed tdiato- ... proiunient iiei|tinintnures. iml.nlto plica. Hooter. Willinn Whereupon, a Pan quip,*eil. •Mg lleiliert VThey'll hate a hard titue making l(nudnl|ih 1leal-l and lien. Chiiilia doultle piny when they're Hint De (iiiulle. Thefe's also one op far a|art.“ And one of the'Phil Imseball' officials retmteil.'"tlmt*ir nothing, they eoiildn't make one when they veer* 26 feel away." X * | (lit M EN |,e fool r,fif 'l.nirul ""I 1" h, lorrijr fr.i jf.m c *»i bl'f *lt I hliSfinJ foil loo will |* 1e *' moil ftsrliml nun yi"i lm*'*. Dolini’ty m*»«uliBf*“ ibciiloll t —it will uiakf bint |.»"k -**"1 t-11 , , , , Let. In •tonnluij ,|»«n11■ I,,,lil -. 4 5 1 Hh ' S YD N E Y, Australia. I'Ve. I f . (/}») _ Mint of the Unltl-il Slates 1* ehiveting, but It'a Ific other way uioutul in Australia. A fierce heat wave which struck the ront'iq-m down under hks driven the thermumcfiir to It* high a* 120 degrees in the uhndc. (Siren salmis uml ice cold fruit I Juices acquired front American ANNOUNCING TH0MAS, BARBER SHOP I OK Pulmetlo Avenue Mi>iinUiin luHin O PEN 12:15 I'.M, Daily LA ST After Murvinjr for two yearn in tho U.K. Navy, I ' have ro-o|HJiietl my harlatr nliop ami invite my fricndH to.call on mu.' . . * A. L. Toriius, owner D A Y l ns. sssv TH URS. — FRI ToTheii OldTricW RENT A CAR RENT A TRUCK (! TON) W irin g . P la n fo r .M a g n a t e W ir in g w ith P l e n t y o l D e c t r i c a i O n t lt K s . Remembar. your now or n m od m lm d hexa* is morn than just a good invostmnat. It’s « placa lor Wisuro living. You esn piotnct this investment And make your home enjoyably liveable by bemg sure il is adequately wired lor modern being. . . and has suiiicient outlets in every room to make poseibVe the use oi ell the electric servants you desire It's your house . . . make it your Y O U D R IV E ITI 'P H O N E 200 STRICKLAND-M0RRIS0N, U-DR1V-E IT, INC. Corn All You Won! ............ ........ .......... j Scratch All You Hn n l n,* . i . t •• <■ Hay Heal G rids Timothy ------ — 1 Peanut Vine A M oIummh ..... ... .............. 2 Cilrua Pulp New C ro p ......— ........... ....... Heal Grade 20*,fc Dairy Feed .............— .* AI ho u complete line • Inability to use. newly developed appliances because insufficient wiring cannot carry the need­ ed power. • Lack oi sufficient wiring lo oi benefits oi electric cookia heating and comfort cooling oi asaell appli • Inability to enjoy convei i oi lack ol suffi unsightly •V A N overw helming vote of G !» all over the globe.-model Patricia V'eniver ha* been nominated the No. I I’ .n -l'p of the year. Over a million pm-up photos o f famed model* were aent to aervicenipn following toque*u dunng tbe yrai and Pal'a ti'i'llliil wtlli lint il'liftlilliiiiv frr«li, wimmI-v Mountain l.mml (i.i^i.oni*. All fur mil)' 91, plus lix. I-irj^i-r M*t, $2, plus lax. T0UCHT0N DRUG COMPANY TIRES WILL RUN LONGER FRONT END ALIGNER WHEEL BALANCER Come in for a checkup tomorrow Tuxedo, Fsedi A Armour’n Fcrliliccr 4* .. t. Make our HU»re your Klore' TUX ED O PEED Cot. to * S M lo r * . ._ HOLLER MOTOR -SALES �\ n .................................. * N ■r’ - - . ■ : -------------------------------- * ■ -- Lj . : T l l B iB A N F O Il H i l l E R S RD ,.S A N FQJ1D x'AGE IX-kll-k-d la l!MM ■kll-knl .lnll> -vrr|t| -nlnr.ln, ' ‘Vn'nn.n"' fioriiw. The expression "Snft; ;it Home” ■l» gjTUlmilly coming in u»an»iia \»cnnr. dofuT to jictuni experience, ,ic(or(iing to » recent .nltidy on noirrcd •• w«mi_ t i« » hwor i the troud of mortality from home accidents made by the e^SaataSl HwMa* 'aa^Mk- sli Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. For more than mt c«-■«>—- ■»» uwrek ». »»»t. ,„ ftltn] home accidents have lieen decr>*asing among noi.i.isii^j- i»f.an Imth men and women. .oitiinx ni’.Ak— vmin— r The study show's that among adult male jvilicyholders — HiVTsTir.i-fi .x TTvri'.s lhe age-adjusted dentil rate declined 18 per cent liotwccn i*i;raki- i« t 11188-81 and 1043-44, while the decline among adult females or- ' "e'-ik ” r' > ' " .■!?’ hi the same periud was 87 per cent. Each of the age groups ! iV* w» m si n iwithin the. 16 to 74 year range shared in the improvement, u»*> ir>r' ......... , *"l‘ the smallest gain, however, lasing recorded at the oldest '7 ii »hiinar> »niir«-«. «!< « ages. ParL of this d<‘iiine in the war years may no doubt £*rnRi*M»t""7rr" "h"'1 he described to the fewer hours spent at home by the rafalHK l«»H « will lir rkuraril fer , f.,m j|v o w in g to till* IlllSOnce Ilf llOVR ill thlf SCrVICQ JUIll o f 7 — ----------- -- ------------ women in wur jolts. Ta?wil” i"rt The situation is aomewlml different among children. Iia pi ihf* llrlii «»f V n«llM«ni aaii«aai fi»M i War conditions, which deprived youngsters of some of the they 'enjoyed at --Vh o-"' s»"• s1 1 - "r«■ '* r’■,">»iik "v'11j1 act* ,,,h.;- safeguards they* enjoyed in normal times,, are held (it, »!*■( »'*■' ^ ' 7^7^ ‘ “*“l |**ast partly responsible for an increase in ' mortality from ■- *----mr„hrr oi Tk- home accidents observed among children at ages 1 to 14. i,rr7a,,«i.irh u »iri»- The accident death .rates in this age range had a downI-wira.l™1" ^ *n !,rw.‘*'di.i'"csn ward tendency until the war years, when the rates rose "r-diird la a »r a«i shinply, going'from T.H jM-r. 1011,000 for hoys in H)41 to rrS U IIn l l « Ikla rrSdit-d ....... y, 1948. A similar trend was recorded among girls, ■b . Inral i« aaklU k A ll rla h la la r . ....... 'i^ L 'tr.U a "? :: (but the wartime increase was not as marked. ria l J la iia lrk rar^ fcrrrla arr • r r , rd. —— ____________ _ "The general decrease in mdftallty among adults from “ w ’ K H N K H U A Y .. I I l i t ' . 1 9 , I 9 W 1 home accidents,” the company reveals, “ is especially gratimost trouldesorde problems in the field of safety. One dif” HUII.K VKR8K FOR TMHA Y fying inasmuch ns accidents of this kind present one of the WE MKAHUllK OURHKI.VEH fjcl,|iy jH that there is no central authority charged with HY <JtJit ATT1 J ? p IS!! direct responsibility for the prevention of home accidental 1 1 9 ^ThrrefnrJ if UUni'^m-rny as are maiuigement and official labor departments for the hunucr, bin).'if In* third Rivy prevention of occupational accidents, and police and-.motor him drink.--Humana 12:20. vehicle departments fur the .priwention of automobile nccidints. Within our homes, we'do very much as we Ilk" Thc Intarruplcd I'nrnt in matters of safely, and we resent outside interferences.” (From TJie Si-wniu-i- Itcvlow) The modernization of the home, in which many hopseWithout It* mate tin* bird In tbo midhl of rHrtmgo ainz* . *hold hazards have been materially reduced through the use Aa wo in bnttlo loo rf safer applitut^os^and 'equipment, has been a factor of Hui whoro, liHght lov«, arc you’ j cons$<luni1^)clninpo>*tnnc«a in cutting down the toll of home Ijidcn with Inndix nod jars accidents. lint these accidents still take the lives of about Hero rom n tbo stubborn a«ool I, cttuoo-irrooi) fiebb of May. 182,000 men, women aud children a year in the general J. lke alntuox in u church population of the United (States, mid rank ninth among t)f holy men and Itcnata ' the causes of death. . t’slntoii With -every .itrace In the construction now in progress to meet the demand Scngon- of color*, future Still ahapeleag at the dawn I foT more homes, the Metropolitan (mints out that "Archi­ Wounded and weak mid wan tects, can make material contributions toward reducing the What dream in the heaven* out i heavy loss of life in home accidents by giving greater at­ ride* -The night that will not lie gone? Jtention to safety factors in the designing of new buildings. The manufacturcres of household appliances can also aid by You tremble a* before And now our divided heart* making safer equipment. Take up. the laggnrd heat • - ; •. i W E D N B 8 P A Y ; DECEM BER 19) 1945 R ID A Home Accidents The Sanford Herald - nishc* fuel for ^continuing con­ troversy a* foKjiwa: 4/ "The** fguh-* 'Mould suggest that within thl* highly (elected gmun the boys are smarter than Kris." b u t .......... 2. "A n y statement that M y* are smarter than sdrls n adc as a result of Quit Kids would be W lL L 'Y O U ? '^ rnciudngle** lo f.'t M (Juv*nltf) population a* a whole,” ftrfd any­ way . . . * , ,t* 3 .v‘Intelligence la a matter of native ability and cannot be ac­ curately measured by an Informa­ tion teat.” So you better ring the receaff M l, professor, all the kids arir getting that qultticnl look. , One *prlng I* like another Our aprlog la being together Thu sun is perplexed and pale Sad us a house for sale A fir«—Oint Uill not rebuidle •Or lips that cannot lm_ki)»ed Curtains tirtf drawn this morning Once nion- falls the Handers mist .Peace-Time Army R A Y M O N D M. B A LL, R E A LT O R Real 'Phone 960 I It I* rumored dial federal aid fo r lh« school* of the UniUd S U U n Is on the way. Some prediet that It It the first step to­ ward ( lo (( of control of arhool system* by local govemmaatWhen the federal government put* money into a local project It retains a certain amount of control. Thlc control alwaya incraatei ua time goe» on i-ather than grow* leaa. — Funta Gorda Herald. Wa think It more likely that before we get through with government apendtngi we will be Ing about achool imment. Room 4, Florida Stale Rdnk Buldlus- «. a v o id i- A fter All the Gifts A re Open: A fter That Christmas Feast - - Let ’em Have ICE GREAM from BEACO N D AIR IES A I that i*. they failed to hit enough' program by teacher*, parent* or ^ U n tT S Iim r i <( the high, hard one* to *tuy on |other friend*. The asplrnnt* CeJ reive and fill uut rpiestionnire*. Die. moat seemly candidates n. r more nppesrances while only moug them are given audition* S lin i»V tJ IT in r » f " * r- five glrlc fared tlint well. Moro- based on knowledge, plus person­ ‘ iver, these five lads have aver- ality and-voice quality, ■--------7 ige t»3 appearance; each, while Five Each Week It) Assuclatrd I res* j )K. fjve lo.jcs have averaged 40. The survivor* get into the CHICAGO A r e suptrsniar. \ll(| f „ ur |M>y» have made more broadcast contests. Five partici­ bov* .smarter than su|»er*mut't .ippearance* than the girl with pate each week, and the three gill*? ' the greatest number of encore*. with the highosl scores are enThe ().i/. Kill*, who do a peat Rijglit yo.'ngster* ranging from I titled to return the next week. Job of answering questnne on) fjvt. fifteen years in age usunlly IThe su|iervlsing staff, in furhe radio w ent answer that one Mronominated for places on the nishing the Btatlstics, also furImlividually, hut their answer c.id-' lectlvely is yes. The reply Is re. duccd to the expel science of „ „ I C Boys Smart?** Than "ruV""-: i«:- i.;v=- uSic ■ k—•. a * ——u. I 1?4 f A lot of the new-co/n«r* ure babiea. Eighteen years from now, will they be drafted for another tinml w ax quicker than Ilia animal. HAND FAKTKIl TH AN FOX .global war?— Melbourne Ttmes. Gi lizard mine to Savannah with a SAV AN NAH , Her. 10. (/Fl­ 'A n d In the meantime will they it turned out for C. W. (iririard big red f»x, unit this 1* the story have n house to live in? of Tattnall nmes, (in., Hint tha he told. Eight mllen (rim SuHave you heard of the two cats who sal watching ■■ tennis teur-j nnment? One of them seemed quite intent on the match and fol­ T U R K E Y SHOOT lowed the ball bark and forth without miking a stroke. The other cat appeared quite bored and also u bit irritated at his companion's Seminole Ciin Club Range Interest. " I didn't know you cared so • qiuch for temd«rtl he-finally -purr7nke-Hl»t«—Bmi leva Intel Alayi •*I don't,” the other replied, “ but my old man's In the racket.” — Exchange. I ., ■ £l AM 1 1! I C .M l _• a * ft I sa as X fA s i Place Your order now for A delicious Ice Cream Cake. One layer of that good old Rum Raisin, and A layer of rich creamy Vanilla topped and decorat­ ed with Whipped Cream, serves twelve to sixteen . . . . $2.25 each. Also three layer Qt. Brick in­ dividual cut and wrapped for your convenience. Place your order now! BEACO N DAIRIES Phone 153 * ^ AMERICA'S NEW INDUSTRIAL FRONTIER BRIGHT FUTURE FOR TIMBER In the'rising industrialization of the South','interest is centering’ ever more closely on our forests. Use of out tim­ ber supplies, which rose 20. per cent during A e war, promises to be sustained or even increased as the pent-up demands of peace are felt. Our 220,000,000 wooded acres have for years supplied the nation with more than 40 per cent of its lum­ ber. Authorities now expect that our growing Southern cornmunities will consume a vastly increased proportion Of our forest products. , What are the crying needs that constitute this need, that the importance of the forests should be so highlighted? We need practically everything. We need lumber for our build­ ings, and we need furniture for our homes. W e need vast stores of paper— for newsprint, paper bags, wrapping paper, cartons, sanitary tissues, and a myriad of other uses. We need ultra-smart paneling for Interior decorationa and strong, light-weight plywr--* ----shipping cases. W e need rayon rwood M for dresses, suit linings, ings, plastic glij glass, rubbing alcohol, and other miracles of chemurgy yet to>he he developed. .Our needs are tremendous, but so ore our forests. J* Southern lumber long ago>found f Its place in virtually every type of construction. As the ie nation swings into its greatest building boom, it is easy to visualise ourlui our lumber mills working at top speed during the-----------------next several] years. ___ I m s expansive, but startling in Its possibility " " ies'lsTthe Southern furniture industry. For, growf aide by aide with the faipouaSouthern softwoods are such al furniture hardwoods ps oak, maple, and red Plywoods, from both hard amazing.synthetic resin rivea from the Southern slash pine, are gaining well*>” * * £ • of their ability_to give furniture tuty, strength, and utility.' p. tern pulnwood, which became so important ^during the flllU M t R Starting 1:30 P.M. Wednesday, Dec. It) (First Shot Free!) Shoot for Mona or Gobblers . IncicdUy toovo lantaiy In fragrance . p«icocl to permil do I,' um .like Rlrquo,Detckwo Trained more sxtensi labor fa making a pot South'! growing del supply, nu^MH an im the nation. v, • r:-ii Hcarlbcot . . . all tine Anteiicun petfumor by leigh. We hava heard a lot about the • t hi World War. 1L, hat » • iw |t reduced to figures for the rat time the other day. A sur­ ly conducted by the American nlverslty In Washington places ie total coat at 11,164,00(5.000,)0 (or, If you a n not good at Mdlng figure*, one trillion. 164 UiOfi dollar*I, a lot of money anybody’s country, That money LEIGH MINIATURES kM iaw* ItH w , » « ■» h O ttS U a f t; 1 coupled with Its* of the advantage source of raw. mi [ !.• • . - I F u 1Wf M ; ; 1» ‘ -V 4 S t » X , - * Y« *. \ m J' 1 ‘ ■lf Jy" ■a- 1*.> 0 W ; Loans MERRY ,l CHRISTMAS || ^ ’ Spies— Rentals— Mortgage Dependable Insurance and Bonds caching into every city, town and .hamlet in this into every army unit at home, into occupation forces overseas, is the most intensive campaign in the na­ tion's history to recruit volunteers for the regular army. ........... . _____ More men already have enlisted than were members of Bui the skies vre uni hard to read Ifhe standing army before World Wilt* II. This is the.renult When we are not together nf f )I(, rt>contlv enacted Armed Forces Voluntary Recruit-’ Why should the olr be tender? m?n U w whlch; JlcC(,r,|jnK ,t) Maj. Gun. Harold Gilbert, reruiting official, offers opportunities to young men both for Anil what iic happy love? 1 1 For being In it* thrnll ranter unulleritiK nml aa Ht«P| ■mini for freestyle argument. J loom Verona's lovers paid wa]l paid' jnb/t In. e|viliurt lije/* Durina. thu..uu»i iive .^earji.lK Drinking black veronnl ................... . training, tfio general buys and 7’i gill* have appeul'isl Yours i* this cup of blue # the show. Thai’s lather close bearing nn this recruiting drive, ina«- on This sudden trill, my song -hut the’ hoys hove made a totril Among the armored enrs tliir army is being prepared .to tiiki* much as the regular of tt-l-l appearances in contrast to It rise* clear and pure __ r ___ ____ _ present . 1 emergency is ended by ('impress. i 4(YI for the ttitis. over when the T o pass above the wall* (■nod Rookies Men in the other group would bo returned to civilian Hfo Above the friends we knew | The little women, however, M y only love, my wound ___ _ , after their training. and. __________ held as reserves made the la’st showing as rookies. The development of atomic energy and other scientific ; Only 2f> o f the 7fi girls went down May 10, 1040, at sunrise. demands a regular army of discoveries related to war tAJUlK ARAGON. •swinging mentally on their first* (Translated by Rolfe Humphries high caliber and adequate numbers. niys the general. Young tri|> to tlii> microphone, while ;t:i and Malcolm Cowley.) men of 17 and 18 are being offered'travel, excitement and of the 78 little mm (truck nuS-» adventure its well as educational advantages such as college : A university professor Iwmoans the fact tliut “ l.mighter I* dying or technical training on a three year enlistment. The nut.” Evidently too many people career soldier can retire on half pay after 2(1 years service, j M?cm to think thnl in tl»» woilil or three-quarter pay after 80 years. of the future there won’t be any­ Alluring enlistment propositions like these present one thing to laugh about. more worry to parents who want to keep their hoys at Population of the United Slate* home.. It cannot lie denied, however, that volunteer en­ passed 140.000,000 about October listments form the ideal basis for standing armies. 'l’he 1, the Census Bureau report*. That mran* an Increase of about country has an obligation, however, to see to it that the; 8,(130,000 since the 1040 census. glamorized promises hear fruit exactly as advertised. Sry, Estate > * % 1 1 �■ n v — *— i.* * ' ........ -rr-r- r r -y r ~ r : PAGE FI VP T H E SAN FO R D HERALD, SANPQJID. FLO RIDA W BDNE& DAY. DECEM BER 19,1945 And Personal Activities Offloers Airfc_ Elect u1 By EuHtern Slur Clu Connell Moot Held TERRACE TALK At Christian Church The ith F. Club, composed of past matrons of Seminole Chap­ ter No. 1* Order of the,Eastern iSt&r, elected officers for the coming year nt their regular monthly meeting held nt Iho home o f Mrs. J im* Corley on llcnntnll Avenue Monday eve- Fori Mellon Society, the fla hebl by Mutt ay D.A.R., Molds IMcH I -**.• ion Ini mi about 25 the Mlt'llltHTfs ric-i in guv tt lappings A meeting o f 'the F<f>t "MeJU'i (ill limns gift . th> Kate D'lncnn to hi- Mill (it Society* Children -the Rt*vol;iit D.A.I i School at tirant. tion, was held on 'the afternoon Flail Mu •A ' Innifi' imount of childo f Dec. 12 nt the home of Mr*. lens’ ilothln tr wo also dotuited A. li. Key, Setllnt Pie idem. ll* Ilf sent u iib tin* rhristmoa The lending of the D \ I*'. cvyi*il led by tin* Junior P i t -idenl, gifts. A social 1;•mi ’vtro eTfloyod Endslry Mebi'li, opettr I tin* n o il in:, The -alute to the flu;: l.y III tuemlIW| « and guest**. Tho followed and ill tile nil-<-c-*e ■ nf IIONt niit-lin•If will lx- held in the- -reliir - tsurfer: Henry I mike.■ I1ehntur The Women’s futim-il o f the The college students art* pour­ First Christian Church met Mon­ ing into town, anti nr'c .'adding day evening for the nnuunl more spirit to the lioliduv season Christmas dinner with each mem­ Dance Is Planned ............. AU D REY BACH with ber bringing u gift fm the ('Id the l>«-niit if til blonde locks looked People's Home of the church in By Cotillion Club vivacious in u led suit Mondov Jacksonville. Mr_lltinqdiio/ n ig h t ..............M ARTHA PER­ » *. .• W EDNESDAY presided uml Mis. Griiiitham led Marion Pearson a student of The Cotillion Club met at tho KINS. JACKIE It lt o n HIE nnd the devotional. Philntiiia Claaa of Presbyterian home of Miss I>oris Hall Mon­ Tvansoa State College at Manhat- *nlnjr. Mrs. B. C. escorts dancing with .twinkling A short husiiiov meeting was Church will meet fo r covered day afternoon and discussed last tan, Kan. arrived niome Monday ' ’ The (president. » - HILLY hi'bmrnmnrrmy raw f n n ffw h t r ir Moore, pr«»lilrd~PVBr~Uir bifslnee* tor*- Monday—:• ’ dTsh supper af". the home of for the holidays. meeting nt which time the follow­ i-'LKMIN'G is ex pec toil to arrive Mr. Steele, men lepresentntive Hr.*. M. Green on Jewett’s Imne minute details of'th c forthcoming dance at the Womans Club Friing officers were elected: Mrs. this week for n short stav . . . I of the National Christian IJentat 7:00 1*. M. dny night. Ml** Elitabeth Dyson IJeut. nnd Mrs. Donald K. A. K. Shoemaker. president; . . N E IL PO W E LL is huCing the! talent iis.mcintlnti. gave a ltd): Thursday and Miss Busan Kirtley will re­ Pearson and son Denold, Jr. are Mrs. 1.. M. Tyre, vice president; time of his life belli* home; and bowed i oho,-d moving pieThe T. E. L. Class o f the Flint at the door and Miss Oleda visiting Mrs. O.T. Pearson In Mrs. It. C. Maxwell, treasurer, a g a in ...........FRANK W ARNER. |turc* of th e, Chdi|ten’s Home in Baptist Church *111 have u Christ- ceive secretary; nnd Mrs. Harry Kent, a Captain in- the Army has iu Atlanta and. the Old Peoples mu* tree ami cover dish supper Dyson, Miss Margaret Spencei1 the Park Apartments. . turned from >:I7 months du tv'in lli-iii*- In Jacksonville. .Mr. Y estreasurer. at the Church Annex nt 7:00 ami Miss Barbara Kuprecht will the the P a r ir tr ............ LIEUT. JIM Plans were made for Ensign and Mrs. Ralph Pearle y ' ’Ntthounceil that an offering P. M. A ll memkera lire urged have charge o f the decorations. t um St > li*s Miss Hall, chairman, who pro* aon and Lieut. Jack Pearson are annual banquet to be held in TANG E M AN has ns bis visitor would Is- taken on Sunday for* to attend. siileri at the meeting requested expected to arrive to visit their January honoring Mrs. Lottie ut the Sanford Navul Air Station this niilsl* al liotli Suiiilnv School (J n I d I** i n in i* thnt nil members lend small mother Mrs. Ruth Pearson in Nix, junior past ‘matron. The his attriietivc brother, LIEUT, land Churrli. High Class O f 1934 tables to the club for usage ut Paola fob the holidays. mil mrs Those present at I lie dinner banquet and Initiation will be CUL. JACK TAN’tSEMAN of the dance. A financial report ............... held in the Masonic Hell - on Onlnaiice Division wiho has Jfl*d were Mrs. U. T. Humphrey, Mr«. Plans Reunion Dec. 27 wthe as given by Miss Catherine Wuiideti F m m t»tl returned front a long tour of O. D. laindtess. Mis. Mrs. J. lit Horton, Walter Haynes and Bruce Bolt Jan. 20, 1040. Spencer, treasurer, concerning After the business meeting the il.dv in the E.T.O.............. Cl A. Mrs. * Chan, Roland, Mrs. Gen. mifii if-* Tho Sdiniltote High School the recent bridge party sponsored will arrive tomorrow from the guests enjoyed n Christmas tre# G. W. and WES SPENCER have Ewan, Mis. Ilugb*-. Mm . (). T. University of Florida - for the .Claaa o f I'.t.'M will hold a claaa by the club. with gifts being exchanged by relumed from a weekend ti*il I’cal.-on. Mis. It. T. Fox. Mrs. K ul I i. o it ir I h YOUR holidays. reunion a l the Palm* and Pines “ Secret Sisters.” The incoming in Jacksonville . . . and did you , A. P. Ilundy. Mr. and Mis. V. II. Those attending were: Miss Restaurant December 27 at (1:30 Winifred Lovell, Miss Barbara mirrnrs Mrs. Claude Robson of Holly­ presddent, Mrs. Shoemaker, pre­ see G. W. walking down the ! Grantham, Mr. and Mr*. W. I’ . .P. M. All husbands ami wives of Ituprecht, Miss Luticiu Gormly, . .' Yesley. Mr. W. It. Yestey. Miss sented the • retiring president. street Tuesday afternoon __ memliera of the claaa are invited Miss Marjorie June Burdick, Miss wood, Fla. will arrive Friday to Mrs'. Moore, with n beautiful divert cloth suit, ttemhly tie and . Bette* Meyer and Miss Marion also retilnct’ cracked, ciotided ul* Iiniken miirors, to attend it whs announced to ­ I Oledn Dyson, Miss Elisabeth Dy­ spend the holiday* with Dr. and tray us u gift from the cliiln a hand made wool gabardine, Pennon. day by Mrs. J. M. Stinecipher, son, Miss Susan Kirtley, Miss Mrs. J. N. Robson. and fit new glass (aide Dip.-* windows and Refreshments were served In shin . . . . . . MBS. JACK WOOD­ -r sponsor of the class. RUFF wearing-yellow vert be, m i T > (1: r .. L 'n f o r l n i n c i Catherine Spencer, Miss Betty mirror*. the dining room by the histeeses, Snmuel Mrs. Krider and Mr. There w*ere approximately 07 Wilkinson, Miss Alffl-gan-t Spen­ eomingly while shopping Tuesday { M I S S IV tM I/ r , n i C r i n i n H members o f the •class whose o ffi­ cer, Miss Elsie Hutchison, and and Mrs. Walter Abendscheln of Mrs. -Corley, Mrs. J. E. Courier,’ ............ MILS. G. W. FLEMING Sr., Mrs. James Huff, Mrs. Wales, Pa. are guests of North S E N K A R IK GLASS & cers ui% us follows: 'president, Miss Cecelia Truluck. While Christina*" und] Stuart Dutton and Mrs. Berthe singing ...." " ....... Mr. at d Mrs. John Krider. Charles Palmer: vice president, I'horn* 320 '1 14 W. 2nd St. inclining it to In* the InM yet Jenkins. The table was laid with The St. Moltl-a Chiijiflff o f tin* Dorothy Murahall Courier: secre­ . . . she will have her family ! it lovely hand embroidered linen 1 Holy Cross EplMopul Chmcll IM Mrs, Sam Hurtchnrll uml young tory, Carolyn Guclium Higgins; and visitor* for the h diduy- and on i Monday evuidint at tin* honn* treasurer, Klllaneth Ulcthvln Committees Named . daughter, Judy, left Sunday for cloth.- The Center-piece was n she is tickled p in k .............. PEG large bowl of chrysanthemum* : >f Miss Margmet Reitz nt 2J2i> l » a Angeles, Calif, to join Mr. Jarrell: chaplain. Lorraine Yar­ and |Mdnsettias flunked by cry­ CHASE looking slick ns a whistle Saltfoid Avemii* to discuss th*» CdSdU r * .-v .*V rV U f * .V borough. Uichard IK as was Edi­ For Christidas Service Burtchaell. wearing n mixed blown suit* with stal cendrlabpi holding tall red eha|fierV work iu iiecniatltig the m tor of tho Salnuiugutuli. the 1 the «cleverrst brown silk shims candles. a ehuich for Chi i-ti’ins. It wi^s S-Sgt. I-awrenee Hnrtsfield, annual publication of the school In charge of the cast that will .\ Mrs. 1mid gold earrings . . . smnrtnes*. ilia'ided that the members meet Those present were: nnd George Stovall was business porlray the much-loved scenes of USMCR, will spend the Christ­ p ci-u n ified ........... LIEUT, t.ttil Moore, Mrs. Shoemaker, Mre. i Monday 11:011 \. M. at tinmanager. Mrs. Stlmeeipher and the Nativity, which will be pre­ mas holidays with his wife, the Kodmnn Lehman w o e sponsors sented by the umlny school of the former Constance Meisch, nt their Huff. Mrs. Dutton, Mrs. G. W. FRANK IIK A N A N wearing hN ' I ’aiisli lUiilse to make swugs. Hailey, Mrs. Mlirruy Jarvis, Mra. tiliies what could he more hand­ Mrs, Mayiin- ll--.li-l.in presided fo r the class. First Prestyteriun Church Sun­ home on West First Street. E. J. South. Mrs. it. W. Turner, some ............... LU TIC IA (JOILM- >at the uiiH-ting and gave n talk It ia requested that ro-Hrva- day, arc Mrs. Victor (Ireeue, Mrs. LEY and CA TH E R IN E SPEN­ Mrs. It.' F. Crenshaw, Mrs. C. com i-ining tin* fii-t Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Collins tions bo made with Mrs. Courier, II. C. HeUcl. Mrs. K. W. Fite, CER Christmas sh op iiin g........... ■ telephone 2'Jfi-J or with Mrs. Mrs. S. E. Andrews and Misa and daughter have nrrlved from L. Ileusnn, Mrs. Courier, Mre. MRS. RALPH C H A PM AN look’- and Chtiatinii* -pirlt tialuy. Tin* B. C. Maxwell anil Mrs. Corley. hostess assisted hv hei mother, Mary Wilke. This committee has San Diego. Calif, where he re­ Stinecipher, telephone -UM-J. ing rhie in gia y doing Ini -hop­ Mrs. W. II Ri-it/. ami Mis. Itav lieen concerned with the selection ceived his discharge from tho ping a l s o ............ moinl I iii|i!qiil/.t -erved a sweet of inembera of the various classes U. S. Navul Reserve. If vo u r. skin is purdied, drv colli-e lo the fulvwing: Xmas Party Given to take the parts of liihllral char­ and flaky give it cieiiin nnd Mrs. I lost Jk ill, Mr.. Join TnMrs. J. H. Stapler who resides and see that they ure pro By Philathea Class more ertuin. Hut rememhei you*- t mu. Mrs. Raymond l.iiiidqiiisl FLO W E R S BRING! acters on West First Street hes re­ perly costumed. -kin nhsorlis all the eieniii it Mi Wollnc- Phillip Mis* lint The church decorations are the ceived word from her husband run In from fifteen to twenty lull a lliipiisdii. Mi- Fitts lluyes, that he expectH to return luime The I'hilttthea Class or the reHponsibility o f u committee minutes. So you don’t have to Muiv liayli- nnd Mis- Anil M ESSAGES Composed o f Mrs. John iEck, from the Pacific theater o f war First Baptist Church held its thrush about all night in tici.y fMi i ed Lovell. in the near future. annual iChrixliuns party Monday Mrs. Rohart Axt, Mrs. Francis discomfort. A fter you luiv** Meriwether and Mrs. W. A. Lud­ John Krider Jr. has relumed OF I.OVK AT wig. Because much of the ef- from Gordon Military College, j s r t •U "’« h7J?k“a."™;!...... v , r r fectiveness o f the service de­ Bamsville, Go. to spend the CHRISTMAS "A t this hie*'i i| Christum* r " u rl,'r J r pends on the setting, a special holidays with his The home was decorated iu *’" « " » * . T,h'’;'* Ju"* '"/V,"' Keimun we wont In thank the effort is being made to create a Chriitmux 1.722 Summerlin seasonal colors with invent on . I'J'I* InU. Iwel. ...........ft llte sui • fi lend- Wtill have Lt'i'ii mi kintl picture of beauty nnd an atmo­ parenU . at St*e our d i s p l a y of Avenue. Win. Notthe lighted Christmas til*e. The D,1"** I’vm-efi.lly .. to mu mot hi r. Mi sphere 'o f reverence. mantle, imnked with nine anil \« '••>•». vreamlcss state, (•Mg. store ulu* ha. been ill I wreaths, corsaKes, and Sr'xlal lighting effects will be Edith Lovejoy arrived today to draped with tinsel, held burning | Told by Jean Coelom to t-alilh in San fold." under the supervision of I), C. spend the holidays with her tapers at cuch end and white j Whut tan . ... One day when the {potted plants at ll.l five childeli « • Howard who will be assisted by parents Mr. And Mr*. A. B. Igtve- silvered bells were hung with |Sultan was in Ids p.iluee al Da h> Mi . US. I.each J. A. Uistline. Joy at their home 805 Park red ribbons from the chandelier mascus a beautiful youth wli ( iM'hrnn, tin The service will start promptly Avenue. Miss Lovejoy Is u stu­ In the living room. A. K. ROSSETTERl « « s his favorite ruslicsl into tuat 7:30 o'clock nnd it ha* been dent at the Wesleyan Conserva­ Christmas curols were played piesence crying out in great requested thnt the congregation tory In- Macon, Ga^. . FLORIST as the guests assembled. Mrs. . agitation thnt he must fly ul be seated prior to that time so as Douglas K. Dederick rend the mice t o 'Baghdad, and implrmn t 113*4 Mnunolia Avenue j| to ovoid distinction* or Inter­ Miss Angcln Meisch will ar­ Christmas Story from the book , leave to Imrraw Id* Majesty ruption!. rive Friday from the University of I.uke. A poem defining the swiftest horse. The Sultan n*,i-l : « « a ’n w r i u a : K M i lO t M M W I of Kentucky where she* *is a stu­ real meaning of Christmas was why he was ill sie.-li im te t • Wl W dent She is the daughter o fl *»••• Mr. read by Mrs. Paul -Watkins nad go to Bughdiid. "Because, w ncrvnctUM M sgflcrjw tin* and Mrs. Edmund W. Meisch of Im* gave a brief history, yoeth answeied. "n» I p-i-sed W»4it«-First Street.’ « 1 P « .Vl*dt/ l^xini St. Nicholas through the giudoa of the I'al >. the ‘poem. A act-Ju*l now, I eatli v as si Hiding before ’ rending ........ „ hes returned yeeonl Jimmie Kirby album of Christmas there, nnd when In- -uw me lie from Auliuni University in Ala- Carols by Dickens recorded by stretched out his units its if to bams where he Investigated Ronald Coleman ««;ro |duye.l. tliiYutcn me, and I must lose na ehtry Into the university. He Mrs. John Cullum, president, time In e»cu|iing from him." The plans to return and entrr school presided over e short business young mm wus given leave to there ufter Chriettnus. session. A rollectlon was taken take the Sultan'* horse anil fly; i and when lie was gone the Sultan j for the needy. - Mr*. John Bolt anil son. Rotn-rt. Gifts were exchanged and Mis. went down indigna illy into thu' have arrived homo fiom tin- J. M. Stinecipher, teacher, was garden, and found Death nt ill * * - -/ r *Orange General Hospital in Or­ presented n g ift from the rinse. then*. "Mow dare you gestures ut lando. They ate at the home of Refreshment* In keeping with the thrvnteninv Mr. and Mrs. AL S. * Wiggins holiday color* were served by favourite?" he cried; hut 1217 Magnolia Avenue. tho hostesses u*titled l»y Mr*. iislonisheil, unxwcicd: " I unsure. Whut woman doesn’t like to Walter Fesler and Mr*. Nell your Majesty I did not threaten receive a beautiful hand­ Pvt. James Heaves has arrived K. Stripling to the following: him. I only throw, up my urms home from Oliver General Hos­ Mr*. 1- M. Illme*. Mis. Dun in surprise ut seeing him lu-re, bag as a gift? Here are pital In Augusta, Ga. whfcru he L. Ilralnnrd, Mr*. J. B. Phillip*. because I have a tryst with him nurses to suit every wois undergoing treatment for ’ E. Mr*. Urailey (hlham, Mr*. A. D. tonight in Baghdad. — leg wound. H e is the son Holloway. Mr*. M. C. Stone,' Mis. Mr. and Mra. J. R. Reeves Ella C. Bryan, Mre. R. A. Howell Lake Mary. ' , Jr., Mr*. Cluyton Smith, Miss IIROOK YN I'BIZE Dorothy Pope, Mr*. Roy Reel. Dr. and Mrs. T. K. Move of Mre. Clyde Pirrcy, Mr*. C. E. BROOKLYN. Ih T IP, t/l'I’ Quitman, Go,, Miss Leedy llogiur Gustavson, Mrs. Jint Riser, Mr*. The Brooklyn huscbull train tuKes of Miami and Billy Fleming of Milton Paulk. Mr*. Julian Htrn-' all the prises when it comes to Miami University nt Oxford, strom. Miss Vera Phillip*, M'*- gags uml weird tulf*, hut one Ohio, are expected to arrive to Stinecipher, Mrs. Watkins, Mru. of the early Brooklyn hum* mnde . Dllilay* Dederick and Mr*. Cullum. spend the Christmas Doll a real contrll.iitlon to the ilia - lfO I'G with Mr. and Mrs. W. G. riantmond sport. For the first hull. in tho history of hnselmli In*- j was thrown by n^lmrlcr of tin* Party Is G i v e n old Brooklyn Star*, wav buck iu Mrs. J. M. Hurdirk of South S o e u r s For 1857—a pioneer niimeil Mill <JuntSanford Avenue expects . the atrival of her eons and families, mlng*. * ( Le* Soeur* honored the new Mr. end Mre. P. D. McRae Jr. and 'little son, P. D. McRae, III, member* o f the club with e patty .and Mr. and Mrs. W. Lloyd Mc­ yesterday afternoon at the tt'-- waro served by Nanry Williams. Rae and daughter, Sandro, of mans Club. N's w mamhen in­ The club will *|Kiii*or a teu Evensville, Ind. who will -apend clude: Jam- Chapman. ’ Phyllis dance Christina* afternoon ut .the holidays with Mr. end Mrs. Bach, Shirley Morelorol, Morel the Woman* Club and plun* werr Willard, DUon Baker, Tol Living- discussed for the uffuir. Burdick. aton, Gloria Dantpier. Joyce — Bratton Huntley —la— visiting (Jood speed;— Barbara- Chapmmr W e ia ie (e (IK IV lV W M W IV M t tN N H M W K M a (N M W a 'M M U M I his grandmother, Mrs.' L. Grows at Franria Gobli. Nancy Flit*, Ponther home 111 French Avenue. thy- Ann Whllner, Hetty Jane He ia a student at the Finance Copeland and Evelyn Ratliff. The club house was decoral ' School of John llopkina Uni­ BEAUTIFY * versity and U also employed in with rod and green atrooim-i Gum « the accounting department of tinsel ami leguslrum. Bethlehem Steel Corporation, were enjoyed and refreshtnen. Y O U R HOME Baltimore, Md. Tele. No. t4S Society Editor) Cecelia Truluck erson a l s Social. Calendar Have— St. Monica Chapter MIRROR CO. A "iSmSTi? H ' t A ■* L'" * • T '' * Handbags Fitted F or Christmas G ift G iving iS .> Lcs wiih V E N E T I A N i Pvt. Ralph .Austin, Smith Jr. has arrived to spend a twenty .day furlough with his parents, ’Mr., and Mrs, K. A. Smith at •their heme <20X1 -Park Avenue. He hea formerly been stationed at Fort “Beniamin Harrison at Indianapolis, Ind. but at the ter.... of ., U._ prioogh will ' _____ mlnation s furlough • report to Fort Jackson at Co­ lumbia, 8.. C. . . A Chrislmae Pageant, “ WHy the Chimes Kang” thill be pre­ sented at thd First Methodist Church on Dec. I S at the ede- II be the Youth muele id by the Adult^ChoJr, , jpa a ia l________ choir*. The. public de Invited to attdmf tile ice. ehd worship together in tatlon. The » CATERING T o A ll Y o u r B akery N eed s it's always fresh when you buy Ik at R obb’s Home Bakery W . let Pham M4-J B LIN D S Vevetlan blinda made to fit any____________________ . AH metal slats — 58c sq. foot Itcpairing - - Hcfiiii.sliiiig S E M IN O L E V E N E T IA N B L IN D CO. 317 E. let St. Phone 963 MATHER of SANFORD Phone ? ^ �THE B\fiFOP» HERALD. BANTOBD.^ FLORIDA ★ 'W E D N E S D A Y . DECEM BER 19,)l04$, ASK AT STORE FOR SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PRICE LIST * Prices Good Thru Monday Dec. 24 Campbell's Tomafo Extra Fancy Patna, Factory Pack With a ) a NST.IOM ILLIA.N Herald .Sports Editor U.m c.in .tlltlf It to Pound Pkg IO.\« lift A lt a ic imo to 1 i-:i! iitTii, it.nkeUiiti) to y<r It i’M • unpArtcd by Lct.i Popular Brands latnethirip new In a been added! ■•[lorl*. tuiip. KrttHer. has ii t'Vri Jljrls? Weil, . , ./hy . . not? .... U*.’h :sii|>t">it>’it by thi’ iil'lii Thin ni-inon.Seminole in going school student! tlmnifulviM, Vi to be renr.'nonte I by'tw o varsity ___I uii T rcmcm'llr seeing it basketthe Celery Eed buy* team ball name I. I.) Sanford with innro and tbs Celery r'ed girls team. than 4l) I ____ nttendinc . We're ror.uinly jitid to aca the We’rr n «t In luili .g . hi p< i ■ i\..g *e o ii tt. . Wu th.ii.* .hi, ni-iiu.i,... bo eliminated a ; i baskulbul) pU, on ii plnyitiir batin it u suitali. fluid hiiukp or court nore avail nhlo in the downtown district. However, we’ll criticise no furthcr for we have no workable solution to offer at thin time; The g irls ’ "team is compose I of 21 memberJ, They ore Jiao Until r. Mary I-tie McToer, Betty Jo Urork, Harriet Mixon, Alvu I u’'.di|iiixt, Helen Hkinncr. Lillian Moran, Anne l.ovcll, Francis I*■ file, Ituby Ilrener, Hetty Yarh o i B e t t y Jo Walts, Marie Ceroid, Evelyn Matthews, Lucy l iloinn, Marina I lagan, Margaret carton Onions 3 lbs 21c £ * . Sweet PoUtoea Yonu 4 lbs 32c Ft*. Green New Crop Florida Celery 2 stalks Sweet Florida Oranges 5 Fancy Polished Fresh Mild Bnldbaons lb 3c Red Bliss pound Sweet Juicy Potatoes 5 lbs 19c TANGERINES Full O'Julce U. 8. 1 Lang Island PstOtSM10lbs37c GRAPEFRUIT Crisp Golden Carrots 2 bchs 17c ALMONDS English Sweet, Fresh PlnbapplM as 19c .WALNUTS nil via Stuffed ifced Gran;r? P?Ueves There Is Room For National 4.. ii-American Grid Loops tin* loam gels permission to use one of the statu urioorlea, it took as IL the player* will have to nractica hy running uroUnd .he bunk. A ll is quiet lit Honolulu today, following Monday's buttls royal, which climaxed a football game Iwlween the .prolesslunal Los Angeles Bronco* ami the Hono­ lulu Packers, 'i ho Inland eleven scored a touchdown in the last three seconds to win, 111 U> U. luit wide-open ' Imlding for talent Then fists began to fly. Some spectators, mostly high ould result in financial ruin for ;«,00 school youngsters, tumbled out He or both leagues. Orange pointed to the reporleJ of tho. stands and Joined iti the 20,000 contract signed hy Bob fight, which was quelled hy pol­ Wuterfleld of the Cleveland Bums ice eventually. The Bedford County training a*, an .example o f whut he mean*. Whllu asserting that the plnyers school of Shelby villa, fenn,, suf­ deserve good nay, Grange relerr- fered a minor disappointment on to Wulorficld s new contract the football Held this yesr. In Is way—"Tlie re Just Isn't thntJ2 gsrn over te past throe years, kYnd of dough In prolessional the team was unbeaten, untied and unscored on. Then. In the foetbull.” Tho great cnltcge fiHilhull star, filial game of the season, Hollo­ Buddy Y oung, i». M'lmduleil to got way High of Murfreesboro, Tenn., However, Bedford nut of thu No' v tnlore long, and Biorod twice. then lie must decide wlrru lie Is reared four times and won, £5 to gulng to routinin' his education. Hi. Hank llohiwy, the New York .Young wax ii freshman backfield eciiMitinn lit Illinois’In BUI. Yntikne castoff who pitched the Durlrlg thu mist season, he led Chicago Cubs to Uie National th« Fleet Citv Bluejmkcl to un League Pennant, led all National League pitchers In -corned run, y n n o a lc ii season. ' Now that tmmg Is scheduled and won and lost rating* Ulo>4tMA. to bd released lieloio lung, thurn Official figures rplvased today is '• powerful tug of war going show that borowy allowed only on bahrnd tho s.cnu* between 2.14 earned runs per game. And alumni, studenU and friends uf he hurled 11 victories and lost the Untveralt*' of lllinwiw pud the two gunius for a pet tentage of Uoivtrsity of ('alilornla at L m Jill!. ' h/ A ngeles. O t a r leaders in the earncd*run Young is said to have- told an average department i n e 1u d o d Illinois official recpnlly Upt) *'« Claude Passeau of the Chicago |o return to hie Cube, 12.|6t Harry 'Brechccn of at. irVU1*! tf-fiB; Bucky Waltere of UCLA Cincinnati. 2 .Gb; Hank-Wyso -o f icrf such other negu Chicago, M ill preacher Hoe of Pittsburgh, 2.H7; and Ken Burkhurt of St. Louis, 2.UL , Cl.arlih (Red) Barrett , of BL a ' S y , ... Louie won the must victual#*, rt in the move U« u M i pitched the most Complete •Band the l*os Angel amos, 24; the most Innings, hough Cl 1* rtaaongt Kill faced the moat batsmen, ana that they will n courage him. The.naa Banllay of the Chicago ttig brought to bear by tbe awka la aattlng a fait and Influential of Central aa. In the National u* In Los Angela** negro S Cen Dry Spark. I Plus Ucp.) * Holy Croee Crusader* are letting. In much practice lot Orange Uow| grid, game ■Miami, Bo ,/af. tlMs have prevented the goala and 13 aialata i point. HI teammate, BUI iko, ha* 24 point*, ir leader* are To# Blake onlfeal, Clint Smith of o and Dough Bantley of Icago, cago, 10 aach, each, Alex Kale‘, * 1* other Chicago Flayer, haa You vet W ster 28 or 15c BEST wHr* jrpti buy Ml. Vermont Tur* •ys~-|i|ijfnrir m*«M blnJs. wUU roll Under bruits... * -Uot fJrrsot d tinkers If! t-.W«I Utitrf OOW to Tllbt* W f t w OHikr four r..-*rvat i<>n— Writ flr * rofd.~ond lbe r» U .jtljr a litmtfd qsnUty of (*t#4UINr I Ui<rwiniil IlUih.1^1 Texas Shipped. N. Y. Dis. flT iL jf T * ' l b ---- Kansas Grade A Shipped (Smaller’Sizes lb 51) afeLA N D Modern Spread— lb2 5 C h u rn gold /at YOUR Stclioly'a Finest Raking Powder— Rumfordi2oz22 Fbr Turkey Stuffing BklnleM Land O’ Sunshine . old Fashion Mines Wieners ib 35c Oysters pint 79c M eat F l o u r 25 ib « 1 ;1 7 ib Bulk Sauer No. Cuts lb Fraah Beef Tongues ib Fancy Dicad ho. 2 Boaatlng Asst Cold Peaches . 2>4 Can 27c Carrots Breeaed, Brawn Kraut 3- >ba Stokely’e ITaeat 10c Kinfan’s Bag Van Camp Lye Drawn, Fat. Tender Sausage ib Hominy no. 2*14 Fryers Ga. Smoked Standard Fraah Field Fat* Drawn Stewing ib~ Sausage ib Peas no.2 can 16c A Weetera Plgl® 8l*W II *1 M Hamburger (lu b Steak ■ Chuck Rout S r At T able Supply - '*• Exclusively! O l i v e s noabot 2 9 lole Shoulder iole Hams •ah Sides Cranberry i Fla. Bpanlah Mackerel ib -25c rtftB tlft leidk w v iip f *T ^9jr n itw Shrimp - ib. 45c WHEN AVAtLAttX Lqhjo P k o . m Whiting Fillets a Patties it Stew 26c w ™ '. ~ » s m g �: :„v. . :... : . ; . . ..... . .1 ™ sAwrhno iIkrai.d, sANFOM#-H.f»m»w — ^ • PAGE SEVEN trnt-'r -v y Prices Gift'd Thrti IJlonliaV, Iftic. 24 Wouldn't Be Christmas Withoul Orangea! It Oranges 5 CLOSED All D ay Tuesday - OPEN All, Day Wednesday SvVrrt Jtiic.V . ★ A i k I I S to r e F o r S p e c ia l <, C h ris tm a s P r ic e l l i t A • If.f gSTT-gf ! ’*-11 Full O'Jtiice T a n g e rin e s lb 15c G rapefruit M ix e d N uts lb lb 6c, 49c New Crop Florida, Futtcy Christmas C e le ry 2 stalks Id a h o B a k in g Potatoes Yrllinv Fresh Milil ' , 5 lbs .25c - Crlap, ttnlden Onions 3 lbs 21c Rutabagas l.i Sweet Poto tucs 2 5 C lb 3c Carrots 2 Hell HUM bch» 17c Sweet, Fresh Yams 4 ib* 33c Potatoes 5 lbs 19q Pipeapplesoflch19 I't.i. Ciji-rti . U. H. 1 l^jjc Island • Stitt Shill Cabbage lb* 3'/2C Potatoes 10 ibi 37 Almonds ib 47c l<>n.y I'nllshril il 45c Walnuts lb Christmas Trees, Wreaths, Stands Kglrn Fancy* J'atm, Factory Pack Extra Standard Tomatoes 3 no. 2 cans ^ pound p k g STOKELYJ Huniiinid Smllrss Argo A r g o Sugar bUgnr Peis 2 no. 2 cans Raisins Quantity Rights Received Prices Good Thru Monday, December 24 Lovell's Fnnioutt Slokely’a Finest 201 E. First SI. — 320 Sanford Avc. no. 2 4 ■' i 20-oz I.oaf Lovett's Enriched White BREAD no, 2yfe*cans Snoslievn 16-oz Loaf Already Colored • OI.KO EGGS 29c 69c I.go S|zy. doz Modem Spread— Olives no 8bot 2 9 Churngold <b25 Con. Dry Hpnrk. (Plus Pep.) 1' tklnr Powder— W ater iu-o* 15t Rumfordi2 °*22 Washburn Green BpUl PO PU LAR I-nml O' Kiin.ililno Peas Ib pkg 15c Flour T h e re ’s A lw ay s Ono BEST — Htokely'a Finest Hllcrd ft lie Htokely’a Finest Diced - Mt. Vennotil Turkeys ere fin* iy tirrd hird* with plump, meaty brcimta Hint lender iir jni !■' • If yml Want IIii< "Kmc - and Queen" of birds for your < inlatmaa fw ^t «-ii.» REST—Ml. Vermont! Limited qunnUty—hurryt B e G t S no 2 c a n l 0 t Stokely’a Finest Cut Qraen Texas Sliippod, N. Y. Dts. 14-lbs and Larger, ib— Beans no2 can15c (Smaller Sizes Hlekely's Fluent Sauer lb 51c) KRAUT 27-oz glass 1 7c BRANDS 1.17 25 lbs llnm mill l.lnm. In T u rk eys it’s M l. Verm ont! BEETS No 2 can MMFfnUBn ltnn*n* (iriotr A Shipped REDI-MIa . Ib .r RaisinBread cans Stokely’a Finest Yelow Cling Peaches finest 15*pz pkg BEANS 12-ob cuii 29c iii> H m im lK 47c I CARTON . Spam i2 oz 34c J u iiu ' m It l v e i D e v iln l M e a t S p r e a d 4Vz*oz 2 1 Flint hi Mackerel !>'.«OI19 1st Hiinir Btokely's Finest Tomato lu r n d CORN Juice no 2 can 12c 14c v* No. 2 Car^ ■ CocktaiMU'Oz‘2 9 Fum y Dim Fancy Orange” Juice 46-efc Stew Isntliiirirrr Short Hi Its 41c J ?rad*'A CUsI Boy A r » W BPHheh It. 17C Jtpr..Turkey. stuffing—.Erf. aid. It. 25c OYSTERS It. 21t II. 45c II. 27c vihu,Steak Chuck Roast JU I Blade Ufyutl «HTl» JWch /. VEAL ,, Tablets «•«* 2 5 MEAT Pound anusairo PlfcllM. — Rib, lb 30o A H Shrimp Mr broiling _ no.2 can 16 c NHii.nl IWiy Karl^ .lime PEAS It. II. tl. ft. u> 55c 32c 34c 26c 35c n» lfr FIs. Spanish i{ Peas It nasi Ini Veal I’nttirs ‘ Breast Slew Fresh Sides Si W h ite MINCE Jit snitard Flash Field Sirloin Steak &** xj •*»>) Hominy no. 2',414 Old Fashion Hulk l)rr»Mril, lira un -- M i. ■flVht6!c- Hams - I Van Camn L)u IIIb.Chii|i|i • bole Shoulder :PorkXoin, C a r r o t s up. i 1 0 c Loin; lb 32c * Drawn, r « t . Tender Fryers *b Fat Drawn Stewing. 55c Herti ii> 49c sncSDLUNCHEON MEAT i. “ THIN W SLICED -----------BOIXMJNA ASST, OOL1) CUTS FRESH BEEF TONfJUES LONG LINK raitK SAUSAGE GA. SMOKED SAUSAGE . KING AN’S BAG SAUSAGE SU N N Y LA N U SM O K E D SAUSAGE SKINLESS WIENERS HAUER KRAUT, lu bulk Hi 2'Jc ti 23r li 25c 11m m ! HJm c Ii w I cL o X ti ftic No. 2 Can Bweet Potatoes Valley Prime Early June Peas no. .2 can r Libby Tomato 12c j> 32c i Haurr's W et th 39c ti 35c 3 ti 25c V A N I L L A No. 2 Size —— r Ppwv MUD, IVhtonnl I V O R Y 15c 12c Ik »ZE Druhln A,<11118 LAVA , Raby'i Skip Soup Fast Yet Gentle btKrcl ■ *■ k: , '...'J tjtftt'', yi A. '- t lf f i’' .* Ti M— .^1 • V I___ itt_____:-;J . ___ _____ I_______ -------------- !____________■- - - - �$ - • —— ■•; ------- ------------ - - ' TH E SANFORD H ERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA M W E D N ESD A Y. D] mm I v * a fi F b it fi It c v C v ft Ii ti­ ll ! V h P a a 11 a t f a l l t c a -H Xu* P*>nlno1* C o u n ty , Ity 11 I. H u m h f «*1 ri-11 It i.’u u rt li- u l) ix tub: r o t iiT i» r t iim r io r id a . r o iS T r j r 11017, s t : * n n o i . i ; c o u n t y , 1 I.(Illll)A . I S P IIO ItA T t:. IN 1117: H U T A T I* H P K M M A P ltO H K K It. Ilm -ra s rd . LOST & FOUND Itc filia l Ills p ill* l^DPOil | lllllt 1lt*« I tlb VAIII « |i|ily i** il»** i )••• 1*m | i tiny «>f P lo t Itlit. 8til fu r it |i|ir«»% nl cf I0I& .i mi tm ( y, (if III*4 I'Pi )| Is* 8sf Kao* illm tllln I M ‘ lin y I)f iJc rp fiilu T , lf« If. w. t iiH » i* m i* n r l i i: K T K U it* m iii*ir Ilf 'lllO •■Millie Ilf Sail W f'lly * iliTi*f*ini«ii]* S n ill A , , >uu want the hugest and W ANTED beat pecans and English U .li­ Seamstresses wtierienced nnd lni.xperlenrisl. Permanent work mits In town coma to n o Best offered. Working condition* First Si. You will find a com­ are excellent in « well light#*d plete line of fancy fruit ami and voiililuleii plant. Ad­ vegetables. Also t'nristmnx joining restaurant where lun­ * trees with tree decurallona. 11. ches tnuy be obtained. Forty E. Aiken, hr. hour week. Monday througvi e o i 'H T . n r m i n o i .u Friday. Life insurance pro­ e n t e r i t »VE ARE lu ll” eiplipped nfld r n i ' . N T I , X T A T K OR P I.O H Ivided without cost. Bus scrktiotv how to 1Avp your tires. D A . will t ' l l H ' l I T - t ' l l A N C K Il! I vice from Hanford and Or­ t. HNTKH Mt 1,1.1 S'H. I Noturol rut.be..' hi synthetic, i -11>i ■-1<rc, ) lando. Apply In person at Wi protect Inc sidewalls ol VH i D IV M IK 'K plant. Hunnvtown Togs, Losyour tire,, Jones lir e Khop, GA W A N D A H I’ I.I.IN H , > soi berry, -Flo. ____ Cor. 1st and K!m, |hone (108. lli-le ia la n l I IF Clerical help, male COMI’ LETE Broi 1cr l*[0 iTt cap- W ANTED or female. Chase A'Company, able or .hmnllliig 000-400 Mr, Ratfibcv. _____ frycra n week n|> to an age of 12-1.1 weeks. Approxi­ mately 2000 chickens 6 to. Id weeks old. Diessing machine. b u s i n e s s s e r v i c e Make me a rash offer. 2205 DODGE ; PLYMOUTH SanWrd Ave. phone 024. PARTS AND SERVICE Phona 1011 ■VINE for your fruit cuke at ms Palmetto Av* Homer's Soda Shop. t>0 YOU need a plumber? Call Roy Wall, licensed and ex­ A L L DRY wine*. H5c ipiurt. perienced. Prompt, cmirteoni Homer'* Soda Hliop. Hcrvlce - Plume 813-M* TRAILERS - 3/4 ton, all *tcol. two wheel trailer* In stock tt BODY AND bender dents, paint all time* - Speedy Sules*& Ser­ injury or fading should be vice > Photic DIO. corrected now to combat aging nnd weath(-.'nff. A-new pain­ less method awaits you at Phone YATES AUTO P A IN T * BODY SHOP FOR SALE F IV E room furnished home, San­ 106 N. Palmetto A ve. Phona 371 ford Heights section, imme­ W ASHING mnehtne* repaired— diate possession. and all home appliance*. Cald­ Robert A. Williams well General Repair Shop, 707 Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. North Mill*, Orlando, phona CIRCU LATING " w ^ f heat«r~and 2-1072. Prompt aerviea. wood, 1005 B. 4th St., 6 to 0 Ex pet l Auto Repairing Barfield ft Jackson BLACK Jersey cow duo to in connection with freshen sunn; also hog, como Yntea Auto Palnl ft Body nnd see them. Phona 710-J3. Phone 371 l l l V O I t l 'K M in n : »v tif w u m iu i ctruMi UHntut>. 1 c X IIT It s : o r W P M IA T IO .N Pott r t x i i k i :u . . Because o f the many advantages t o a m . tiiM irro ip s A M i i *i :i i c i m 11 1 : 1 1 tT in r u p i k u i FOUR foot Iiim- wood, no tie- that -will result, Postmaster Joel S O NS II A t i s o c l . A I SI M OH N t t r i n u IS H K It K IlY U IV K N . IIK H A SU S A ll A I X S T , still . livery. A. M. Rcimixut. Phone S. Field lodnv urged mailers to T lm l W . II. tV K IT M o .V h n h le r •,f K S T A T K l (HO—W. send their holiday greeting at the T a x t '.r llf l c n t i- H i, 3BI, l.c u rd 11..V im and ra e li o f you n r r h e re ­ ts t lin y ur J u ly . a . 11., im a ; r W () FARMS FOIII| SALE— One first-class rate o f postage, explain­ r I ml same In m y (ifflc c am i h .,- by m ilIfle d n n tt r e iiu lre d to | ir r n acres, tiled lundi well, EVENRUDE motor in ifood con­ ing thnt when so sent the greet­ lo ailv X |i|illc » llo n r „ r ~ n lu x dm .1 s ra t an y ela lin s ro d dem unda who Ii A I/ a«t«od L dition.* Yates Auto Point Shop, 2 story house, 1 enr enrage, 1 | ings may be senlcd and contained la In. I s . a -,I ilis t a if , Muht r‘srl* .yo u,o r r t l h r r u f y t itL Amy h a ve H e a ls siiiln ae es tin- fa lla w lO K U r*- iiu a ln s t th e i-s tu ir o f T tiu in a l*ru s I OS N. Pul met to Ave. . 4O0I house, ' nOO ft. West o f, written mesagex not otherwise eritimj « rr, deceased, tat-- u l ra id fo n n lV . prii|isrt) to thr I ’nanty . I.nJ,o Monri-n 1’nst Uf/ica. One permitted, therefore having a per-ip-mm, I* , M t« tr a t r lu rid a, to . In ih * C u u n ly J u d g e . ,if K endm ile A 1.1, YOU W ANT, CORN f in in ly , P lu rld a . w ith in e lp h t r n l—B'ncres, all Ulcd, good well, 1! sonat appeal which Is. of course, •wit: 93.(15. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed more highly appreciated by t h e ! , , H21 of N ivii or mv( i Hectic), rn d .ir m n n llin (ru m (lie tim e id Story house. 2 story barn, H Hoilth U n it * 31 Ih e f ir s t |iiil»l leal Ion o f Ih ls n M lre . Store. Phone 668. mile West on Orungc Boule­ recipients: thnt such getting* a rc; K a s ilT u c r rs . H a iti i-1nIm or ilentu m l s h a ll he In vard. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe. disputched iu>d delivered first,t. T l ir cm essrssin rn t o f (tin an il w r itin g and s h a ll s la te th e place RADIO, Helen table model In good « f r-'slilenee and |io»l o ffic e address f |» ro |u r iy u m lrr th# Phone IB. given directory service, ami, i uf t h * r ln lm a a l. atal s h a ll lie sw u rn erudition. 11)8 W. Olh St. te Iss iiril w-an la l l i r i i i u i i ,. necessary, forwarded without nd * 1 rKailw ' in hy Ih e r la lm a n t , a g e n t or at a n l A. ■ia l ir lr l. ROOFING — Brand new, solid uitional charge; also, if unde f a i r s - mild i- r r t l f l r u l r slin tl b* to rn e y , and a n y sui-ii c la im o r ilealuminum sheet roofing, V- A TTR AC TIV E new pony sk.n livcrable, they nre returned with­ r r ilr r m r d ........rillliu to lUW, Hi# in -111.1 out sit file d a h a ll he void W II.I.I AM H T K W A IIT erltnp and snap lock styles, I'noneroot. sir.e 14 to 10, loo small for out charge provided the senders’ |> r» p rrty d*serll>rd th e re in w ill t>, M t n K H K lt Wire-WHte nt once! Fulenwider Owner. Sacrifice. (.'all May nddress is shown on the envelope. ■old la Ih r lilg h rs t U M d rr *1 th' c o u rt Im unr Iln ur tm t li r f ir s t M on. A a e x e i-a ln r o f t h r ta rsi W ill and Mftt. * Distributing Co., P.O. fair. 1200. On the other hand, printed d a y In t li r la a iiH i o f J a n u a ry , i n , T -s In rn e n l id lin r n ie |*ro x s rr. Box 3361, !H0 Liinrnslcr Drive, w litrli Is t h . 71 h d a y id d a m ia r t . deceaaed, Christmas greetings mailed In R. P lrs l p u h lle n iIn n . N ov. 31, IStr, Orlando. Phone 21730. unsealed envelopes at the third- 1SJ4in lrd th is M il iln v lit l> *rrn il# « i, FOR HALE eluxs 1pte which cannot In* de­ 10(5. SHF. FT Music, impultir and. 10 home- In colored section, ju ;i- livered ns addressed, because of <1 I*. HKIINHON eeil nl 14,260.00. Terms. w i.'lrrh r i i r n l i C o u rt, standard, pook mush* and music the removal o f the addressee or Robert A. tWillianiK C ou nt)', P ln rliln Instruction hooks at The MmHct, for some other reason, must often ( f l r r a l t H nf onulnrol lr S i-ali M ILL FRESH * Phone 7^2 Atlantic Bank Hid;;. ,Ilox iii , the Princess Theater he destroyed as waste, thereby Birclsey’s Quality Bldg. *»» BED room suite, 6 pieces, solid causing disappointment. Greet­ walnut, springs and mattress; ings mailed nt the third-class rate f t III.IC A T in X Feeds Sofa bed; chain chairs; table and re­ tire not entitled to the free for- t o . ' j a m I3 i THO.W AK u o w i: I K CORDS - All thn latest popu. warding privilege ureoydeU those cord stand, good condition, wlipsu itlni-s o f resliti-n e* am i 1 M IL L PRICES lnrs. strine music and album r u s t r iffle s Address is . " i t f | i l reasonable.. Cali be seen from mailed in sealed envelopes at the sets for Christmas gifts No. i , fis .irg e iiitv n , Ky.** 100 lbs. 2:00 to (1:00 P. M. Lieut. first-class rate and, consequently, You a re hereby lurttfo-d and re - 1 Laying Mash your music store, Tim Music .... 3.74 the senders in many cases never •ta ire d In sm iexr in a i-e rfs lo lu ll Wi*ICKf>n«N 't 001 MngnnllH Ave. Box in tbu Princess Theut-r .... 4.12 Hurting Mash know that the gieetingu were not or r i,iii|> ln liit file d ag-.tlasi > mt, Bldg. ' , 3.77 r d lviiree. by H: lit — i : i lx n l. * t l ,. Growing Mash received by the addressees. This fo Hiitve. su it mm- iie m liiiK it, t h - ‘ Broiler Mash 3.RK a would not occur if the greeting#, t Ire o 't f o y r l u f H,-ialrn>le I'u n n lv . j 3J3 Dairy Feed M AN'S bicycle, good condition, were mulled sealed at the ffrst- K b ,rid s , on o r before Hie Jnnn3257 Hug Ration s r y H o le i>sv. t o . u l i , th e 7th da> rlnxs rate. new tiles, David Miller, Bid o f J n a iis ty . A I i . ts tr,. lo d* W, ,’lrd St._______________ LOST: Duck rind 14 little ducks, "When addressing Chriitmaa fa u lt th e n of -nld iiio » e w ill urn 1 Special discount 5 hags In ton lot*. Inst Wedntoday idle. Finder curds," said Mr. Field, " i f vou use ceeii K , 1'i-rte ONE (Jill's bicycle.•'Phone 077. notify Angel's K t l Shack. Ke- the first name of a married wo­ *-*■ l* lid s o rder he |ia h lls h ed fCi 1 "Baby Chleka" Irom VM. Ap­ man ns "M r*. Mary Doc" who th ’’ ;,l( In lo r i tlm n 1 1 ,to lle d hy la s . proved and Pullorotn tested 'PJJItEE-qtiarter Iron bed; limer- . ward. in T H U 8 A \ F n f t f i IIK f l A U D , San .. flocks F liiHitn. ii ftDUmJ»K|tf*r uf Ki#(i spritiK mattress, good shape, LOST: Small white Snilr «J«g> customarily receives her mall in her husband's name ss "Mrs. John ni rijil lie ||frn in MDlil t*irit(il}' niiif 1 lld.du. Fletcher, Country Club nan,ml “ ilutrh". No collar when j\. Doe” lie sure lo givo the Birdsey Flour & * r t i a r , i. ?•_______ W IT K K H M m»> •o ffV N r lust seen. Plniier* phono 2C8-J. street or Ihe box liulrilier to which o f «ifiii'ii td H a n fo n l, F ltir lilu , ! Feed Mills 2118-J. " __ ' ___________ you wish the mail delivered." lltl« M li lin y o f I Ho'f«intifi'a i i i i i SLAB wood, 92.00 loud, cut up •» I* IIKHM miN 31B E. 1st HL sluli uoiai, 9:1.011 strand, no ' li‘lk l 'll cul| 4*0(111, deliveries. Oviedo Lumber ami LUST: One liver nnd while fe ­ m a le pointer puppy. Finder Supply ('«., Oviedo, Flu. HARD TO GET imllfy K-W. Fite, Celery Ave FA T ilurks, in good shape, 1212 HT. LOUIS, Dec. ill, f/l") -The LOST: Keys in leather case, Tng Ron ford Avo, No. I7D-K18H, in I’ost Offlca. Police Department lia r let I out six weeks ago lo add Hi uniformed ( i I R12S' pre-war bicycle, perfect I ' l e - l - f pleost- plume 810-M. H A B IT patrolmen to the force. Now, eondltioii. Also dog house, phone 147. LOST: Young hrnwn and white Ihev linvr 81 new pliUncInthrThe rookie#; passed pluy.s an iitiportunt part pointer, unswers to name ol policeman. IINKD TRUCKS their Ituining nil right and met S|«it. Phono 4',17-J. __ NO prospect of new trucks. Mcei nil other requirements for the In everyone's sticcr.MM. . . Iho need Tor trucks hy buying LOST: Car keys on miniature Jolt—even to ordering their unione of our dependable uxtd tag key ring. Nil. 17D-2203, 'in-nv*. But *b’*#,'• -'Iter** tee rati trucks, Ret to Rums Cleveland, .710 comet in. Their tailor- tell them -tec fie- iitilrru -,.r •* ,,e** res-t*.’ Cypress Ave. Reward. HOLLER MOTOR HALES ' ____ 20H W. 1st. St. until after the first of the year— The.hnliit of 'R if" Die mnteriiil shortage. well groomed should WillT-K etinmel 6 burner Flor­ H E L P W A N T E D ence Oil Range, good fomllbo Atarted early in tion. Jhono 707-^ GIRL f II soda Fountain at Lanlife . . . le c ;at n o t i c e ey a Drug Storo- Part timo or ___JUCE 4 rnnpi bungalow In "good full litre. comlitinii, gas, electricity, bath, l\ t 't lt I t T Ol* THU I'O t’ X T Y largo screened parch, nlrr lot, FOUNTAIN Kiris. innly Ship's , 1 1 I H .I 7, M fM IX O t.K rO I'X T V , shady, best buy In Sanford. s t a t i : nt' i t.on m m . in n iiiYour clothes will Inst longer if regularly cleaned . . . .Service, Hanford N a v a l A ir HATH. Imnuullale possession 2B2I Or­ .S t.it inn. In » u I In* tif ange Ave.. one-hnlf block Hnuth L A N E Y D R Y C L E A N IN G r o Nils A A. WYUlV, |»rri*«»*tL of K’usl Geneva. EXPERT bookkeeper ami steno­ T d All IVlhniu II II mf ( ‘BiiffPBI ittirV ii k ( vt'ii 1 11 lit N iil k i 110 E. 2nd Phone 4GB t . grapher. Write Box BO, c/o r i l l THREE burner oil 'stove, p tri­ < -ri:it w • ;t *<11>i : 11' 11 r iit.i H e r a ld , stating age, experience rein «rt in* G i i f i r t t i r h # fttiit! able oven, lined two months. Ilf Nona A. W > H i, ile* mid biliary expected.________„• th r 126.00. Rhone 760-W. UHKlt vacuum cleaner it) reliant condition. Itimni Atltiuii>- It.tnk lllilg WK. EL -F O R . HAI.H----------two bedroom furnished located ftuuido city bmt within three miles o f dty. Quick delivery. DuRnsC. Postmaster Urges m lnI>ou* ir u l o r d r r r d tti ft/n fort?.*s!?* o lf C o u n ty , I'lo iitlji, i hid C itiz en srT r Mail “ “V Tk, Circuit Court, Sly <». I-, Hunt. I>. C. Class (flri-iili 1‘otiri Sent) M M A T A PRICES GOOD N N “HOME C O NTR O LLED " 21)4 Eawi First Street FRIDAY, SATURDAY & S a n fo rd . F lo r id a - Merry Christmas! MONDAY VeZt& L, PRO DUCEP o ta to es..... 10 lb s ■f NUTS 34c _ « W alnuts......... l b .........38c L ettu ce....... h e a d .........12c Stuart Pecans. F I .O H I I I A lb .... 41c 2 bunches .... 29c Drake Alm onds.... l b .... 48c York A pples.... 3 lbs .... 44c Schley Pecans .... lb .... 59c Celery Green Cabbage .... lb .... 4c Parsnips Fla. O ranges.... 5 lb s .... 33c 25e Green Onions.. bunch.. 15c Radishes ...... bunch..... 9c P a rsley ..... bunch ...... 10c 2 lbs IIM tM N fl T O t'X O TKXAN N M IffK I) O t t A IIH T urkeys....... l b .......... H I S S O I III lit'H 'K f l l o / . K N T A I I I .H F o w l....... . DIIK NUK II « (•• t*MI7*«ll 47c Pi rkShoulders.... lb 33c ItH A lIV l h ...... 57c Rn.'fri'i Cuds - - . lb Dpa h > a DEPT. 35c F ryers........... l b .j . ........59c :J H . I'JI H SU It t l . T I M O I I H Picnics ....... l b .......... -30c O y sters----- p in t ......... 85c THNDKIt Jl’ IfV Din,ti ion* at I.K Veal R o a st....... Ib.........25c I Mince M e a t__ lb ___ 23c run:V JM H i: • P o r k H a m ^ r..... lb S\h! TRY SOUTHERN BREAD 0 N THUbt HATS! Sacramento Or. “ A ” TO M A TO JUICE I jt r n m lf - t ‘fin a l)', W yo m ltiB You » i r lirrrliv ruinnm nUi-ri to S lipcur to Ih r b ill n f I'u in n lu liil fllail agalnal you In 'l h * e ln - iill fourl u l thr S ill JuOInlnl t 'lr r u lt grinlnelr t'n u n iy , H ta t* of K lu rM s . In Ih r case of ’-rater KuIIIiib va to iw sn do H ii I II n » .t* fa n d * n t, w h r r r in Ihr i I'lln f aiiushl la illvnrrr. on Ihr Hi'vrnth D a y nr J a n u a ry , l»t«. fllllK — f i t I 7 SII MADR 35c S a U ^ g s M e a t .... .... 35c GROCERIES i IN Tilt: NAM K UK Tit 17 KTATH OK Kl.( >a I MA­ TO: GA WANDA Ht't.t-I NH. Ill) Mi,mi n a vt-Tiiir, rheyranc. 16-oz. can N lillV d H M V Fruit Cake........... 2 lbs.............. $1.33 < titVATioV T M ilk............. 3 Tall c a d s.............. 27c tint. navTi: v a i i i ' m i*ac K kii Coffee .........l.. Jb. j a r .......... . 29c t i «ii*in:i.i.-M 21c a Itulr Day of this fourl rISr Ihr I'l u l n l t f f m rv prneaed r* jia r tr . It la f u r lh r r o r lla r n l th x l (tils o r ilr r hr iiu b lla h rrt nnnr » « r . k fo r fo u r I'nhS rm itfva w re lia lit t lir u. i,r.,r.i . *' ,| nrwapapn Hsnforrt 'iln in ld"ii... '' K B U IIll r l i r u lm lu n . piiplUliail if* l ' Tam. S o u p ........ . 3 c a n s -------25c IIM IT P n U b u ry ’a Hc*it. 11 >■ S o u th ern 1® Bread A fa 111* i 0 U 1H I M l iV M l M 1 0 U A I.1 M IT 10 lbs &7c 25-lbs 1.33 Liunv*n v i s a , i. a, a »i.v . CORN ' I 0 K t « l JO Peas y iR i.i.ia ------------------- Si TO Kn M IC H Mince Meat Sauce No. 1 can u n it SHI ul run 11 W k I i MTOK m . T ’ e Cranberry FLOUR ' 5 lbs 29c YoU-riiQSld_kb^_8h(>»LLh" BOTt. collision or upset automobile In­ surance offered by the Slate Farm Mutual Insurance Co. I f you carry |60 deductible colli­ sion or upset insurance on your car or truck:—$60 i* deducted from each collision and upset AUTO PAINTING claim. If it losU you 960 to r By C.W. "Pat" Johnaon 16 year* experience in nnto nnd pair a damaged fenuer, you pay nlrcrnftpninting, Hanford's POPU* Ail. I f another fender la damaged and It coita you 960 to repair, Ur paint authority, you awaln pay A L L . HOLLER MOTOR SALES 6 “Where Customers Send Their Friends” i*i n i.ii'A T io N You Should .Know R 21c 9 o z .p k g . 18c ------------------ - No. 2 c a n _____ ... 15c BRAND P e a s ---------------------------- No. 2 c a n .... ......J O c I can 14c t'jfi* >iu\ tw« ItINIT limit S• jr««le«p n V^ r Fruit Cocktail..... No. 2>/, tin ........ 32c K e e p W a lls a n d W o o d w o rk B rig h t a n d N e w -L o o k in g w ith DHL Wax Paper , INTERiORGLOSS 208 W. 1st SL M ONTH Sliced Peaches...... No. 2*/2 tin .......... 26c t i t - hit **. lge. roll DTI. MONTH t (1. M , Pineapple..... ......: No. 2 can 15c «TOHi:i.Y*S ......•>. 19c — ti. K H A rr* a Pumpkin ........... 14c K W " I f you had SQfc coverage you could get both fenders repaired by paying only fSO, JUNKET Rennet Powder SEMI-GLOSS Everybody admires walls painted with these beautiful, gleaming points.. You can casilykeep them lookiog like new# for they're MustkfM*/ Either the full Clou or satiny Semi-Gloss will bring deah. Sparkling beauty to your walls and woodwork. Ths premium after the let year I* no more than you would pay for the 960 deductible kind and 916 to |29 leas than you wopld pay for the 8099 coverage fn mwt companies. , •/ * ■„ ' ' • * *-"* '•>-**>• ■ ■ P E G IA L L T 0 0 0 9 F O X X ITtllOUIG A BATBXOOMf For miking delicious Ren­ net Custards 8c n»a.i.*a m. j*r M iracle W h ip .. 15c poiiltiiv Season inpr j. pkgr. 10c WHITKIIOl’kli AI‘I*I.IJ N*. Sauce........... . a i 'u 19c ■CNMAID XKITAH IB w . *h( Raisins i........... 15g n L llin fp l SNOBMMHN “ C ake F lo u r p k g . 26c ro rV L A H IHtANDS C igarettes ctn. $1.64 H R IN B T O M A T O »« ■■ M l~ "7 ju n k et K etchup ..... ..... 24c Rennet Tablets *' ■Numaid Oleo lb. 22c For making Rennet Cus­ KXTIIA STAN HAND X». a O u tards or lee Cream. Tom atoes........14c lie — - — — SW B O T IIR A H T Toilet Soap w x C h u r g o ld -l|b c tn . 25c B e a n s N o . rANCV PATNA R ic e .. 31b A LITC M CM ASK “ l. iJ u A w r - U t o fte s T & U ta tc rrox a u v pkg. 36c uuw9 2 can 15c ■ * * * j r£ . A saO RTH O l i b . 79c Pin t -.10* I** rtTiYTil'i "i.nr^niS'*i. IM •'I f �V r # • * #* ' r# «* *r #r»>' <wn ,*r <F*i*'**™# •* * *• ■*## «# *d i# ,#» as****■i- -■ -.*<■***■ *■r- f ,*r i- *r ■#' e##* >ee# ■■?.»"mr- ■ CX -H . -■ _ li In Unity There If. Strength— . • -• • * • •- AN VOLUM E X X X V II Established Danger Seen &ln Cold Wave To F lorida 1908 N l ’MItER 7ft G.M. Declines To Open Books in Wage Study “B ig Throe” Minister's .Open Moscow' Conferences Fact-Finding: B o a r d HearsCompany Plea That Profits Should Not Be. Considered William W. Henderson, Jr., 'a l-nkeland youth o f about H yenrs nr age received f. u l iP June* when thrown to the pnve,’ ti... it r lu f- re noon tod ay' 'ot t ah of :t (SMC Tamtomi Trail T.urs Truck d ll.v’l b , r.nsley Tr.ll, negro. which •nst on Third Street coldral, •ith a Plymouth Coup a I'.rivbh, ■orth on Palmetto Avenue by, L. K. Stokes. The y."uth, who hntl for Nc. w c . i l Kaiser Automobile WASHINGTON; Dec. 20, (A P )—Tltn (Tcncrnl Motors (’orporntlon has d e c 1a r c d flatly that it will refuse to tmrticipnte in ItuariiiKs be­ fore President Tnmwn's factfinding board if prices and profits are to be considered. The corporatldnVstutemcnt was given to tHi- fact-find­ tract latlons Director C lO -U A W . (International) Hirohito Kept Hands Ofi As Lawton Outlines 1927 Conditions W ar Approached A t K iwanis M eet Diary Shows Emperor D o 8 8 Complimented As Only One With On Fine Record As Power To Stop Army 19-45. P r e s i d e n t TOKYO. Dec. 20. t/P; — Em­ peror Hirohitp was pictured to­ day us thu only one in Japan who could have controlled Niptoil’s war-item militarists and he was said to have failed to take any positive steps to ex­ ercise that control. Thii. assertion was contained In the memoirs of Prince Funtlmnro Konoye, once a close ad­ visor of the Kmjcror. Konoye killed hintsclf by taking poison iM t fiu n tter Days of tho hinder hoys in real estate, when banks W ian to slam doors und "everything seemed ubnut to fold up,” were yesterday referred to by Supt. T. W. tJiwton as a preface to his talk to Kiwaniaits yesterday at the Hotel .Mayfair in regard to the duties of a Kiwanis president, He wait referring to conditions when he was club president in 1027. Supt. law ton, who was intro­ He committed sul- duced by incoming president, phmeftlea. Urn the prolonged cold wave. But they r - ^ V h ^ X iu - in Tokyo ohtalnwl £ J B j l S t 5 the K b d f f i followed up with a warning that Konoye a memoirs three days be- tjic pB#l ycar and predicted anotlicr successful vaar under l*re»|a ne(a cold front fs moving down iore he took his life. in his memoirs, Konoye loot.-1 don, lft, th, n outlint, tllu from central Canada. cd back on the long hut futile ,|utioa «,f the president of the The heaviest blanket of snow is in the eastern states. Upper ‘ >,eftc* m . 'V btegotlatiqnijbetween ! . * 1 m m . T V n . . ’. ! uJapan JIT! rlul>* " ‘ r is in g the need o f rare committees. 11c New Yofk continues to dig its und the UniUd States^ lie said jn selecting * hzsnd-, point c l out that the president way out o f « mantle of while *ft-' j ^ P o ro r, policy with regard to tho mUKt |,c nn optimist. five feet deep in some areas. New cM Japanese Army and Navy, « . _ York City has its heaviest snow­ well ns the diplomatic corps', was . Smtfonl Doudney commended - f a l l In more than 10 years— 12 “ iclt • deeply.” Lester I hut p for his fine work inches. The fall measures 20 Nevertheless, Konoye asserted as vice president o f the duh Inches In Hartford, Conn, and that Hirohito, at all times, main during the year', welcomed in10 Inches in Boston. preziileot Frank tained what Konoye said was a rnniing vice The temperatures In most areas “ sincere wish” for peace. I anisim, and outlined his duties. have been right lit line with the Konoye, however, made no at­ Mr. larinson in turn outlined tho rest of the weather, Bowling tempt “TO’ fix blame lit Ids factual duties of-the treasurer, secretary ' Grcgn£ Keri., shivered in two account ,of the two cabinets he ami financial secretary. 1*. I*. below- zero weather to claim the beaded prior to the war: How­ Campbell will serve again as dubious distinction of being the ever, he did condemn Japan's trcasuier, Ralph A. Smith ns coldest spot fn the Southern system of government which al­ secretary and Oscar Harrison as States. lowed the Arntv to have u free financial secretary. Residents o f Grand Forks, N.Ik, reign. Duties ot directors anil of J l could say that wasn’t hail at all. bends and members of various w They shivered in 16 degrees i»c* were outlined by NUERNBERG, Dec. 20. UP}— committees low' zero temperature— as they Frank Shames. Among tho comRecords of tho Nazi EUte Guard rsad read of Miami high of HI yestor(hS) dlfe-loicd today that sur- mittecs hrf referred to were editday. ju. ..iul . i i . 1I I j t..u corps fir d cutmi,, agrictUlurc, hoys a .I $ i.o,K*i ha.;. . into cj.ico.itiu- kills wvrs.^tchuioiot 1: .. n v. nip . .ciints l> . observe hu>inei«s s.aauarUo, club* ho* the bullets . oul.t -wor,;. ui.detprivi.eued vhtldro.. 7 be rtx'orJs were introduced by vocaluaal eduction. u l!te American prosecuHou at thi pointed out that the uu j tm.. The Sanford Public I.ibrnty J,u m .erg war ennttfs trial. er.juyed a very ■ p ■* successful year, has received . . . a Christmas . . . . .tree . They showeil that the surgeons und urged still III higher standsr.t. f.^d) wr** lb » (ruin (be Contra! cttl-e, u |v rocurded .ae symptoms of attainment In 1t)46. ^ troo 'w a s d ^ r « * e d n wdthb'o.Tiu- uc « ,ht‘ Hcttnii slowly died. Tno Incoming President Hall aniwnts and w S lIshta liv Mrs iSS, ,reconU poUonx.1 nounced tnai an Jan. 2 , Kiwanis B W * Tun er- 1 und Mrs ' it B bu 'els caused t euth- for thro.- Governor IJoyd Ushr would he - Lhspnluii decorated the tree. (,Ul " f fiv0 ‘ ,r,- ° ,ier V,Cl,m*' "ere to InsUll officers. _____ _ These and other charges Wore Hrmley Odltant was Inducte . Cutting of Sunferd celery, re- luvcned asuirtst the notorious ah a Kiwanian by C. J*. llcrndni. l«rted to he o f fine ouality, whs black*airtcii blue g pints. , Tho Ull(i was assigned G> the Boy «U r U d —this ■morning*— air — the --Ainetkuu—prnsitcnt Inn -is - coauhu—- mmor x"munttte«-r'rcd-Hornrr 01 farms of C. A. Hinton und ^ a t Winter 1 ark, USO supervisor for If. G. Behrens. Weather wan th« £Si f vo <rthcr. ] Honda, « e s k guest. crisp and cool with a ntinuntunv. N a s i .arganlzatlons ------— - - — ■— -------early morning temperature of 41 , *hould he convicted as crim inal. degrees reported by li. F. Whit- 1 ttroupe. Edda Mussolini Is therman. Shipments o f] Only 20 of tho 22 top Nails | celery will probably be light un­ on trial ut Nuernberg were in Sentenced To Ptison til Jon. 10, according to snippers. the prisoners' box at today» trial session — the last before ROME, D ^ T jO . - W — The J. L. Hurt wag at the City thu court ndjourns for two weeks Ho-cnlk'd "glam or girl” of the Hall this morning Investigating over Uio Christmus - New Your Fascist regime In lu ly , Kdils o f income In tax for holiday. ial Mussolini Ciano, Is not feeling Former N'uzl Security Police so glamorous now. According to Internal Revenue office. Chief Ernst Kaltcnbrunner ha* a .Messina dispatch to a Rome J. X. Brenner, director for the suffered a recurrence o f a Cran­ newspaper! the daughter of for­ • „ Bureau o f Community Facilities ial hemurrhage and could, not mer Premier Benito Mussolini fo r the Federal Works Agency, attend the trial session. Army and the widow o f Fascist For| will attend the 10:00 o'clock doctors said his . condition . . , -.j w. h s elgn Minister Count Gsleaxso they ciano hat been sentenced to two • Saturday morning meeting o f the Improved somewhat, but but, .they City Commission at which time say he may die from his ail years' imprisonment. The sen­ plans will be discussed for ac­ ment. tence is understood to hare been quisition by the city o f the UBO ..T h * **nd defendant — Adolf I p * .,* ) by an Italian Provincial building, following termination Hitler's former deputy, M a tin 'Commission. being tried la e f Its use by the UJ50. The Borhsnn — U r 1 The dispateh says that Edda i- Was charged Absentia. He eiill is i ihlLng la Fadaral pntpeciy.— arged with conducting ____________herd a lly by the Alllee os self In a Fascist manner, and A eix-foet-four-iitCb GeaUpo with aiding the Italian foreign B a se b a ll M eeting: A t hate hetman — Lieut. Col. Otto policy which lead to the alliance — told today bow he with Germany. In addition, Mus­ C ity H a ll T on igh t Skorzeny was ordered personally by Adolf solini's daagntS# was accused of , ----------Hitler to kidnap Benito M uoo- maintaining friendly relations . Jehnny Krtdert. former pro; ‘ “ il leaders, the diary ;gr Associated Press leased Wire Truck And Auto Col­ lide A t Corner O f j Palmetto A v e n u e And Fourth Streetj. CHICAGO, Dec. 20. (A P ) —-The thermpmeter hovered at sub-zero readings at many ‘ points in (he midwest today as the entire1eastern half of • the (nation shivers in the grip * of a pre-winter cold wave. That same half of the #t. nation was blanketed for the ^ part under a heavy fall of CITY BRIEFS I'arO) -Cloudy through Frida). Slightly colder tonight. Little change In tempera­ ture Frida). » TH URSDAY. DECEMBER 20. HMD Youth Dies Of Injuries In Auto Accident Kaiser -U A W Open Negotiations 62 D e a t h s Report­ ed A s Nation Shiv­ ers In lex Grip O f fr Sub-Zero Readings •now. Southerners nre shivering in the coldest weather of winter so far with sub-freezing temperal tuned extending into Florida. Cross City reported 21) degrees this morning. Tallahassee had .a low o f 2S. Jacksonville .11, Day­ tona Beach 39 and Miami fid. The forecast calls for freezing temperatures further souther to<• night, possibly into the Luke w Okeechobee region, inland from West Palm Beach. Parme and* groves in Florida atand to suffer the greatest dis­ aster in its history i f the recordbreaking current cold wave in the north moves down tho Flori­ da peninsula with any intensity, It Is .believed. Not only is the anuual 112,000 ,000 vegetable crop just now at the vulnerable stage but there are ^ $0 000,000 worth of lime and avo cado trees which are being nursed hack to health after being batter­ ed by the September hurricane. For all these crops, the present trend of the weather is crucial. Elsewhere the cold and snow combined to continue- a snarl of tarns porta tlon, a shutdown of cunnimu-ni many schools and a curtailment o f production in many Industrie# ini cU «% arca. throughout the ufffcch sr has hcTh* pre-winter weather counted in one way -i ■ fo r at least 92 dcntr.h. •ra s!” » l IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E Rt SANFORD, FLORIDA, THE W EATH ER ^ • e r a i ft To Protect Uio P « * t i of tho Worldi To Promoto (ho Progress of America) To Produce Pnuprrllr for Sanford. Memorial Hospital where he die! soon after from head injury anil loss of blood, Ensley Toll, driver of the Inrgr yellow and orange co'nred truck said tlint he tried to .tlwt when he saw the black cellared coupe, hut was unable In „<i uo In time. Both vehicle) cure tied over the curb adjoining the city owned vacant lot on the coiner but remainod uptight. Thu grille work and right Iron w ord of the truck was damag'd, rail the left front wheel ami fender of the I’lymoutlt was smashed. Mr. Stokes was take i to his home from the hospital and his injuries were pronounced ns minor. Police Chief Roy (1. Williams took photographs of the trucks, and Stale Highway I’utrnlntan L. C. Bonder took over direction of traffic at the intersection, following the wreck, which at­ tracted a large number of people and caused traffic congestion. There arc no painted stop signs at the intersection. In " u L c ^ ^ ! r U i <I.MTROl, or at.... . ! f |icucc**At>U|cft*Ts'1' FngliirnI-'' 1Y^-Vtc-at '\ T ^ c e i g y higW igMe,! ftte cm - ^ “ «'• f f i I S Congress Passes Bill Assuring !tarm Laborers W 1N IG A N , ...... |t,., 2li n v i i f c iia V V L / U lY Iw o Iwntlit 7.0 - peels are in! J J , jail ami a ti led l.., -hot W ,» . ,» ,i . 'M ib sl himself m „.„.| k ,!, 11 M i K C S lIlm * P o s itio n • .......... u it,i , ,1 iim . i I, , ^25,000,000 Program Only Needs Presi­ ,, , d e n t ’s Sig*nature , i i it,, , ... . , ,, tilth Herald Adver■ |. . , Department c; ing lainril today by a General Motors nttomsy. Wallet Merritt, l i t declared that the union is ilc manilng highly trrlinlrnl and confidential information on tho company's financial position, much of which, lie said, is .bused on predictions of future condi­ tions. These figures, the lawyer ar­ gued, are entirely irrelevant to the fuel-finding process, inns- f I0W, * ? * ' dispute. Reuther ‘ h" rB« ,1 lh«* lh« ‘•innpanv hat Tesorte.i to what he termed JuV «K' ll,u tn denlln-f with the union wage denutmls. mid hall refus.d to consider the errmomlu arithmetic o f the dispute. n .e union ..rrieiai .marked the i ........... , ,, iP)l , it , company's assertion that it could Sanford celery growers ate aWiimtaii. At.'.., Vmd i ' "'"I Gu.v ll. Wood, Jr.,' for- P'*1 <rnin' 'ureases unless rin e,l )if securing services ol Bank of i lifiil up mu rut)tii‘«l of I Ailu'tljsin^r MiiimgiT o f 1 "t*rc allowed highpr prilp J I'ohs man farm laborers folio', Tin? villi lute and iuVido ^kc *Sti ui **111 Horaljt, Iuih ri'Ufihd HuBihei lutid that lug the announcement last eve io t t i. city mllovvin^ Illst lh*% union would not l»e*a pnrty nlng h> Ruprusetitarive Joe lien- came him huai • larei. tom active dotv with l*> " ‘"'b *i#“ b be added M a le lllg liu iiy I all ot r I 'up. lelriiM dtieks that the House o f |{e|ite1n ited Stales Nuvv l *mt 'f 'b e fact-finding lMU.nl Miitatlves Imtl nppioved t!ie tain II. ,t. ilitoselt lias iileiut-i xvitli^ it, M e llila \ iiftetiioou at Jin-knoll! decided Hint the eiminuny's argu­ lain deficiency a|tpro| riatiim b i 11 . ment was valid, the union would which ealtics tin appro) riatum * u'rec. lie wu- a ill ) veal old vlllc I Wood entered the sec. hack u down und reduce its doof * 2.’.,000,000 ail)l which line *'il met at whose no ;m can .......... te<|Uires only the President's “ • '« took pipe.-, i i.c othn two ‘ Jul y I-'. 1U4J. at Dot;.ih’ mtluru to make it effective. ' ■' \ouer- mouth t oileye, Hanover, N. II.' 1 ho- (net-finding iioiiid must Keuntnl- Tlilurie (Vpprr " j ' a o w t - ° f Fraukh'rt, Kamiiis, ,—>1! tie mi- sent in I lie ■ • * I \ r.ila on -whether si 114* *.ti j y ii) day 1,,1vi m*i | j|, 1, CtillUIlt piesi. 1telli:tenve ScIiihiI in A a -liingi 10 eottsliler puces and profits oe* 1 of- the ■ * ' Seminole - - • ’ County 1 — in m ii I i i .1 ■ t oiiu. 1 ami latvi svrveil- a» a Distriit fore it coniinues its hearings. dent t't'F• Iiilelligenre (lllicei at .Miami — in In Detroit the l'l(> United ________ Farm lluicuu, that the ileficieitcy Angus., Ill 1,1. Auto Workers I'ninn explaineil Nod Smith, chairman of tin- ''n P '"l,"»G<.n bill, including up ( hollow mg a tour of duty at today why it turned dow n the American U'giim committee no l " ” l’ "»lio n for Hie - foieutu J e W C l I lit*I 1 Miami, I it'll I. Wood was assigned Ford Motor Company's offer of Hie -ta n k s Who tiavo" drive piogram bad passed “thu Hie A im ed Guard t'eater at 12 per real wage increuse. — *- Tucmluy t?venlng( In 111 lit nuiil thih murriing that very te>. 1ui'duy evening, was, IReported U |Jt)l t i l l 111 \ew i ile.nis and served tlime l ! nion officials .aid that life 12 people huve ® responded to the r‘‘l»"tcd out of file cunfervnee ----- — until lb comber, It* I t. w lieii he per relit increase would not be 1-egion's itsiuest fur gift pa , rjmtmdlee for Hie House, amt M|,\M| BEACH. Dm _'u ..id aboard the K. S. Falmouth, enough to offset the 1ise iij .he ages to la> ilisti 1tulle. 1 to v. i * expect ed tins bigge t jewel lot He c i veil a , comitimaling officer: cost o f living, uial that - niler .lio wuek mi llm bid. in sis year, war, reported bit. • I tile .Naval united guard n ew j Foul plan many* workeis would orans who arc currently tm The re 1ly by Senator Pepper today by Miami Itea b Uetntivt pUailted in 1 guvernnieiit iiislitu I'l.nd Hu- maritime vessel due- receive little or no increase at followed after 4 lie County harm t'hiei Kail Carpenter, who {ti-l ■ng o|ieialiiuis in tin' CmrilHgiu all. The union leaders denied the lions In Floriuu. 'Bureau, rop resen tetl f>y Air. Cuithat thieve made o ff yesleidr.;, and South American meas. Mr. Kmith poiausl out that 111I'ompauy stalemi'iit Him i( faces program was designed Hint we luili, laid telegraphed him as with $.10,0011 in Jewelry from tin* ___ l.ieul. follows; "\\> are greatly rnnhlTTiil! m all Atlnhlu sncTi-ly j Utiilci 1 Sin tea nnd in Deccmficr, may remember in « ' small Wit) those veterans who uru in im- ccrtied over failure of Congress woman. inn, lie vva* lie signaled linnto pass appropriations which we Curpentei says burglm hrok.' mmali ng nffiie T ii 1 the pitals at t bristnms tune. vVe armed .................. ....... ............ . understand, are necessary to ilitn the iioipe o f MiH um ) ; want to let them know .that we guard Hie s. 8 . A ith u r J.i are "thinking ol them anil tlmi .bring in or keep foreign labor E iigll-li mol slide Hi items ol 1v ier mi at Bi ttnsvv ok. (hi, Tilt* nppreciutu whut they lu»v»'*heto tliin, vvInter t«» Imrveht i»er* jew elry in the biggest haul sin < t-lnp .in ved in thi? Meilitri runoan nrniiil bandits held up th.- a ll .1. done lur a peace loving naloiu. ishalde crops. W ASHINGTON. I by. 20. *• i'n)ie I A I'resiilenliul aider’ t" We wish to thank ilium in Hu•'The Kan lord d is'io t alone Illtii'kslime Hotel uhil . loully n fler his 11 turn to tin' id'* way for our iirtvtleilge of living need - a minimuin of .IJ.’i of tlieso I w 1'•> >,.'i.iiun m cash mid genu Si. 1 lie woilt aboard ll" ' Motor day extended the life of the Fair 11, peace.*' workers. Failure' to get them | Mia. English lulil poliee Hie Vc el I'a ja Lookout lit New Employment I’ rnutlci'h rom m itThis Mr. Hmith ulso suld.timt tin tuny conceivably mean mute than Iter u.o-.iory wlntei n diten.' • .An. ami .liv e d again ill Hin lee* until J ll in- din, IB Id. g ift boxes should cuiltuiii an 11 litili* million dollars loss, which wit's looted of the jewel- wiilnn ■bid . iia n e’ ii and toe Atlantic. directive icmovcs evjstlng doubt item or items worm appmsi nil .Id cripple many lai. ivr. for lour tour afH 1 an c’Xpte me 1. liH ne I to Hie I nit si ns to the committee’* authority. iniiibtely $3.uo. Kacn donor i.m 1 .rsi r-a-ons, if not i.nnkrupl ••g*r hail .1 livcied ft.uit VHiiiim . tale . ru in ’ in A iigii.t ami wa .Members will continue to ,i.u.v iti^ name unu 111l.1ie.it ... them. Wltat is tho r-t.itus or it >l".* l)d d ammid l.raceiei -Jo -Mgli.d to Hie 1*1 tl ii l iillilie .'estiguU; Slid t vpoi l on juh dls..Kt .110 pac,.age. ' tv i.. nu.esjta. y ■pint peels for passage o f this .piunnv.i to wear Mnturday nigiil. r> n million ()f| ice » l New o r-1 crmiliiation* in private itnluslry |(,1(||s m giigeil in m ditm ) or lecunvei Ol list ills 1 0 ..VII.a O. U log o ■ hill 2" "■■-•i... i■■hi1 mmlttcu * S in c e (let; 1*. l.ieul. W o. nI "has I'rwluctldn. eon ,*-*.u* on tftu tia.siii-1 or urn .u*. telegram urging tfigorous ,1 for it> y ontlnu* . acksges niuy ml .urii.U in . |(ounP action on the hill was m n |* V o u i n e / b i e j l i e n A - i“ lant I’elooiinei (Iffje e r ' ccimved }Sl" \ A g e n d e * ..h lviiU ii he„ioii rvpi.'U,,ut.t. rotently sent by Air. Cullutn to 1 0 I O lIC C 1 i S l l 1 (1*11 \ut l i e Naval llcveiving* Station Appioin lutiim Act. A hill is o. u.o *i. it. .'ojiv C/oiiipuny, .li Iti'picsenluiive in Miami. Hfiulricks, who I pending ill Imtll the Senate Mild a a a fo .d ,'urni.btu ovlu pa.,*, a lep.i.-ii with a telegram aanounc-j Two lliefta of. golds l.ieul. Woinl has le.-iimed' In* tin* lloiMr lo niiike tie Fair Kni...v luceiviug . taiioii tocuvea on llIC House, a. tloli op .the lull. po iiiuii wiili The Hanford Herald, ,1i ,.„111_ „ i from |hir ..i-1 iilitoinnhiii' I ' i aotii e . t'ominittee 1 •iiv rorner 01 i n s . n lr u 'i and i Hi- wife and tv......... H a rry aiid|,'l'> “ ' rctmrt'il yi'ili-i’ li.v t.i ii ill < .ugiiuiin Aveoue, ilia Aiiicn-.m At Hlr20 o'cl ►(![, AII h' i i Wayne are cm iently in, Miami 1 A , „ rn 1 )Ve by Pie ideal .-vgtoii oagiiiu is |iar*.cu u. tm cntoii, 12" • Miigtinli.i A. ‘inn. hut join him ilu 'iH ). -Tiunmn went to federal depnrtoiw isectkjii atm m.iaovr.. o f .11 Turkey Shoot To Be (Ill cjiiii tnd that nmi <• Hiun auiut—and—aaeto-y--- tovoU.— 'llov l *-, ,tvo .utuliit A u xiliary’ u. m e -------- -r- - , . poundi" o f nmls. .mil "ie: ~Trrrr Chief Executive had been mforoi|uf nil anil itniollno tin I 1ed Hint koine government eia. plnye* had heen discrinuuatod Five or more 12-iniund tiir- stolen from Idn I'lyniouUi umiK’. At 2 1:WI <aI I', P. M., M.. Wayde Waydn l.ilrl ’ ’ keys will !«• given ns prises Al against Iterouse -o f face sol S-Sgt Harvey.Hale ............ at the unmiul Turkey Shoot to |Jr., hid \ alencia Drive, repm i* 1 1noed. Ilia directive linked those B ack F rom P a c i f i c hi held at the iaVn fropi rmptc ,,lnt the following urttele ''' ^tdfniil .oteii have Ijeen in eliarge lo analyze their |*eiX X « « > * csvas of the Mnyfalr Hot *1 Sntur- I stolen front his car piiif-nl 1" dlschnrgod from the United sunnel pollcie*. nnd prevent any O .. ------ t day aftcnioiin by Co. C. Florida front of llm li"U»e: a 12 go; e- Slate Navy, according to infurthur discriiidlinlion of the 8 -8 gi. Harvey Hale, nion S l* (Guard, ! Ulmi ,„,d " 11 1of 'ii Stale and t)„. the Semimdo He mi nolo RomhigUin pump gnu, on " , IM fonralm n iccelved today from kind.,. Mrs. H. F. Hale of Hm Nuvnl I ersonni'l SrpuiuHon Bounlnli Gun C(llll |.reil|1)BI,l Byrd GihhIo Keystone movie uinieru, 11 I ” Avanue, has received his nine announced today. horsepower Kiln outlxmril m >to,'. fe u le i in 1i*--knonviII*1. It EDM ON c.N ROUTE II (IMF, oruble discharge at Camp BlandThey m e: S l/t V iig il P. lin tThe shoot will begin at 1:00 11 kirnl.l Im 11ling jacket M il .1 ilfg ton, tj.M 2 c Jack Morrison ng after alter two roo years yesr. ol o, sorviv servu ■ M.clncfc wi„ r(„ llinue until l*«* >,f »iko * 1* shells. continue Corporal Loui* BihImi mi, United nmi H t/c OrKiin M. Fuminm, States Army, i* enroute in this r i H . n 1* *P “ V f A A r t i l l l r / 6:0 0 o 'c lo c k , w it h 1 2 -g o u g e s h o t, <JHih AO tl • A ir c r a ft A r t ill* * R u n a | ^ | ntr M r , t i o o t l c «al«l, country aboard the U.S.S, Mu­ t l P IR T H M IH IT II Gun DatUlion. adding that the 1lub will furnish rine Adder, according to infor­ He wears Mmpalgn.rtaro M — to nnyonu ,:oi h„ v lllt{ b)» mation received today from thu P O R T S M O U T H . England, Dec. Servico Porto Commander of the *Sr W r 9* M Saipan and turn. Everyone Inturentcil in 2if, • (JP) — The famous Amcrtrnn o"*"lHgU h' ho°cti• » hooting 1, invited to take part. Commander Lloyd F . BovIn of | ( ruue, AuguaU bus entered the United State* Pacific Fleet. Cnl. Beilman is among 1000 Pacific the ScmlnoU (.ounty Post N " , 1,^-UyuiH :.t Portsmo 'orlHinouth for i t - Theater terod the service In. December, m e e t i n g T o N ifn r r veterans uhoard thu 3282 , Vutcrans o f Foreign Me n , „air*. The warship « 1942. Ilia ribbons Include Asiu'.ic The Regular Meeting of Taylor unnounceil tixlny that nn npen pair*. 'The warship na> dnmagrd vessel. Mrs. Uedmon icsides in Pacific, American Theater, (iocsi Commander/. No. 2S, K. T. will in un Atlantic gale while she Ovierlo. house will in* held nt thu l-i* tlor* Conduct and Victory ribbons. be held Friday night ul 7:30 Hut nn thu l.nkofront, stinting vvus taking troops buck to the United States from Ite Havre, Yesterday, Sgt. llele had u o'clock. The newly elected offlFraner.— The Augusta —hr the buey time greeting old. friend* cera -for 1946 will be“ installed ■t B :00 oV |i>ck Christmas eve. JACKES TO MEET All members of the local post in the downtown section. and It U expected that the Order and persons eligible for mem­ vessel on which tho lute |*rcsiItoosi'veh and Winston The Seminole County Junior of the Temple will he conferred bership in the .Veterans of Foreign dent on a class of candidates. An Ware Organization are invited I ■ < huichill dratted the Atlantic ( ‘handier of Commerce will hold its regular weekly inecling to­ $41.30 Received B y oystar stew supper will be served attend. Bill Thorne is in clnirgy Charter, morrow night at H:l)0 o'clock at 7:00 o'clock. All Sir Knights of the entertainment und re­ E astern S ta r O rder are invited to attend. at the City Hall, according to freshment committer. PATTON WORSE an announcement today by Secretary George McClelland Woman of the Order o f the ADM. FARI-EY NOM INATED OFFICES TO C LOSE HEIDELBERG, Germany, Dec. A ll citizens interested in the K ss U rn 'S ia r received a total of W ASHINGTON, Doc. 20, l/P>— 2U. —(A'l— The condition of 41.80 at! the Salvation Army President Truman has nominated Offices at ths County Court General Georgo Patton has tak­ reorganization of the Javcees Ime boards Wednesday, It vim near Admiral Joseph Farley as House, with the exception of en 11 slight turn for the worse. are urged .to attend. Announced ‘ today by Major Allan Commandant of the Coast Guard. the office o f 8 horiff Charle, The Genvral'a physicians say 8 . Wharton. On Friday, the Farley would serve for • four- Hand, will close for the holi­ tha't he has contracted a res­ NEW SHOWROOM OPEN headed by King year period with 1 the rank of day period on Saturday tmn.i piratory ailment which is delay­ amsey. will -I Admiral. He would succeed Ad­ and will not reopen until Wed­ ing his recovery from paralysis The new showroom recently board. miral R. B. Waeeche, the war­ nesday morning, it was announc­ ami a broken neck received in constructed at the 11. B. Pope stated that he time Coast Guard Commandant, ed today. City offices will re­ an automobile accidentThe Company v ill be opened to ................Parley main open all day Saturday'but midday bulletin from Heidelberg Officer will be closed Monday oqd Tuts- said Patton hud spent an un­ the public tonight for inspecl according to on annocomfortable night. today by Mr. INrpe. w; More Response To ks Wno Gave Urged By Smith Miami Robberies Reported ’Hirue Sanford Men Discharged By Navy V. F. W. Post To Have Open House Monday J -___ — - --------- :-------- — \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 19, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f2433cffa7f0dd596ae2f09bde6e1467.pdf a7d162ce5a48715c0e5a1b150a398d5a PDF Text Text V MRH. SANTA . BLOOMINOTON, III.. (/P) — Mm. Wlihelmlnm Miller hss 11 grandchildren and 7our great­ grandchildren on her Christmas gilt Hit, but you won't find her in the ihoving, twirling swarm of (hoppers. She has nn ample assortment of dolls and stuffed snimals. She’s 81 now, nnd she’s been making Yuletide presents of that sort for 50 years. CATKIMNG HABIT plays nn important part in everyone's success. . . The hnbit of being well groomed ahould be started early Jn life . . . Your clothes will lust longer if regularly cleaned LAN EY DRY CLEANING CO. .. Phon FOR RALE COLEMAN AND FAIRBANKS CIRCULATING OIL IIEATEKS AT FRIERSON’8. l ’ hone 23. ATTRACTIVE dog house. 3 ft. x & ft. $20. Phone 707. USED TRUCKS NO prospect of new trucks. Mvet the need for trucks by buying one of our dependable used trucks. HOLLER MOTOR SALES ________ 288 W ^JsLSt.________ ( LIVE minnows, Bullheads. Day-, light Smith G r o c e r y . _____ FULL slxe baby bed, Innersprlng mattress, good condition, $13.00 Also girls bicycle, $16.00. / Phone 108-M._________________ MOUNT VERNON. III., T/P>— BoafsVrnin’a mate U c Herman B. Barger, 20, back home after 3H years of n starvation diet in a Jap prison camp, rnmmented: "Snake tastes like cliirken when you're hungry.” always, fresh when you buy it at Robb's , Home Bakery 10l W. tat t'OR Phone M4-J RENT COMPLETE Broiler Plant cap­ able of handling 300 - 400 PARTMENT for rent, suitable FILL‘-up with knwsene and fuel fryers a week up to an age for two#couples. Phone County of I2-1.T weeks. Approxi­ 0il' II. !L POPE CO., INC. 4502, oi Short's Camp. mately 2000 chickens 5 to 10 weeks old. Dressing machine. rWO FARM3 FOR SALE—One Make me a cash offer. 2206- SIT. W ANTED 3 acres, tiled land, 1 good well, Hanford Ave. phone U24. *2 story house. 1 ear garage. 1 LIGHT work,’ route man, sales cool hoc sc. 400 f t - West at man or* cletk. Box 55B, C/C COCKER pups., pure bred, order Lake Monroe Post Office. One Herald. .—5 acres, all tiled, good well, 2 • now for Christmas. 014 Myrtle •tory bout*. It story bam, M HELP W ANTED mile west on Orange Boule­ for your fruit cake at vard. J. W. Ball, Laka Monroe, WINE Hornet's Rodn Shop. GIRL for soda Fountain at Lon ey’s Drug 8tore. Part time oi ROOFING — Brand new, solid ALL ' DRY wines, 85c quail. full t i n t * . ____ Homer's Soda Shop. aluminum sheet roofing. VFOUNTAIN girls. Apply Ship’s erimp and snap lock styles. PhoneService, Sanford Naval All Wire-Write at once! Kulenwlder ORANGES, $2.50 bushel shipped Station. Mfg. A Distributing Co., P.O. Box 3351, 010 Lancaster Drive, Orlando. Phone 21730. KA ILEUS - 3/4 ton, all steel, COLORED woman dishwasher’ and cook", night work. Motors Inn, two wheel trailers in slock it Lake front. ' __• SHEET Music, popular a n d alt times - Speedy Sales it Ser­ standard, book music and music vice • Phone 100. WANTED: Second cook and dishInstruction books at The Music washer. Apply chef, Mount Box in the Princess Theater Plymouth Hotel. GENTLE snddle horse. . with Bldg. saddle and bridle—Tkeo Stiles. ■"TECORDS- : 'AM the latest -popu- . l*hOTWr ntVML* W ANTED TO BEN T lars, string music and'.album acts for Christmas gifts at SERVICE STATIONS your music store, The Music V e have in “ Stock- How . NOR­ Box in the Princess Thca»-v WALK TRUCK TIRES in these sites: CLOSING OUT ALL TRUCKS AND THAIKHH 40 Dodge IH-ton cargo — $710 *43 Dodge Pick-up — — 850 ’42 Ford 1)4-Ton cargo — 005 ’41 Chav. PH-ton cargo —— 775 *41 Chev. IH-ton cargo ------- 875 ’40 G. $1. C. 2 H-ton 10-whct-l cargo 005 •80 G. M. C. cab over eng. van 750 ’380 International 2-ton —— 350 ’38 Dla. T IH-ton s ta k o ----- 450 *40 International tractor, big Urea — ----- 750 •43 B. II. T. Mack tractor like 2500 new •40 G. M. C. tractor, COO motor MO International tractor, D-30 K-H motor 1000 ’42 G. 51. C. Bus, 2H-ton. like new — 1505 Dorsey trailer, flat bed -— .- 250 CMC Dropframc van trailer - 260 Xlngham 24-ft. frameless van trailer 050 Trailmobila 28-ft. stainless steel frameless — 1500 •43 Black Diamond 30-ft. van. Ilka new 1500 We also have 200 other trucks and trailers to choose from. Gua­ ranteed to undersell any truck dealer In the country. KNIGHT TRAILER t’O. 2281 W. BRAVER ST. PII. 5-2851 JACKSONVILLE, FLA WK’L I/'T A K E CHICKEN To All Your Bakery Needs H'« 110 E. 2nd FIVE room furnished home, San­ BUSINESS SERVICE ford Heights section, Imme­ diate possession. DODUU • PLYMOUTH Robert A. Williams PARTS ANI) SERVICE Phone 742 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 100 Palmetto-Ave. -Phone CIRCULATING 'wood” heater and DO YOU need a plumber! Cell wood, 1005 E. 4th SL, 6 to 0 Iloy Wall, licensed and ex­ perienced. Prompt. courteous service - Phone 8IH-M. 1040 PLYMOUTH house trailer, newly painted inside and out. WE ARK lull v equipped and New truck tires. See Earl know ho* to recap your tires. Toney, Lake Mary. Natural rubber oi synthetic, we protect li.e sidewalls ol SMALL saddle horse with saddle your tire. Jones Tire 8ho|>, and bridle — Then Stiles, 2032 Cor. 1st and h3m, phone 008. Willow Ave. INCOME property — Six apait- BODY AND Fender dents, paint injury or fading should be inent property on Park Ave.. corrected now to combat aging close in, completely fumishrd and weathering. A new pain­ with modern turnjshings. This less method awaits you at apartment has been an attract­ YATES AUTO PAINT * ive income property for several BODY SHOP >«ars. Now paying net in­ come of 15 perccn on asking 108 N. Palmetto Ave. Phene 371 prico with rentals at approxi­ WASHING machines repalredmately pre-war level. I con­ and all home appliances. Cald sider this properly an excel­ wall General Repair Shop, 70' lent income investment. North Mills, Orlando, phom Fred >Wl llcnurr. Real Batata 2-1072. Prompt service. Itoum 2, Florida Stale Hank Bldg, Expert Auto Repairing liione 1040 Barfield A Jackson BED room suite. 6 pieces, solid in cunnceUon with walnut, springs and mattress; Yates Auto I’elat A Body Works Sola bed; chairs; table and rePhone 371 rord stand, good condition, reasonable. Can be seen from 2:00 to 8:00 P. M. Lleui. Waggoner, 001 Magnolia Ave. MISCELLANEOUS Real LOST & FOUND AfCV KTttntd BEACON DAIRIES Room 4, Florida State Bank Bulding Place Your order now for A delicious Ice Crcan Cake. One layer of that good old Rum Rabin, ant A layer of rich creamy Vanilla topped and decot — ed-with -Whipped- Crcaxtir-aen-CH -twelve -to aixteei . . . . $2.25 each. Also three layer Qt. Brick in dividual cut and wrapped for your convenience. Place your order how! BEACON DAIRIES Phone 153 The E iectio n ic Home Analytical Minds Now Bring Yon — A Rich Reward In i ^ U i s u r t living! ^ The man of tho family de- V pends upon all of the latest * ' electrical conveniences and aids in the modem office, store or factory The Electronic Age.will bring housekeeping up to the same level .in modem living. The Elec­ tronic' Age will bring better living and more loisure by putting more oi the burden of housekeeping on electric eervants ... • and NOW - wtu« your ELECTRONIC AGE home, hero are a low ol tfce many features which will prevail hi year ldtohea! machines. EXPERT service Electric Irons, l .. ---------cook stoves, bscktd by ID years' (SIS THERE GOLD1I P N Y O t lR g S jr i^ -* 4Bs Have ICE CREAM from Dependable Insurance and Bonds ■entlal to efficient car perfor­ mance. Our expert mechanics and Sun Motor Analyser assure sells faction. Come in today. HOLLER MOTOR BALBS vCEIXARf* Roy Wall . 618 Mellowvlllc Ave, Phone 813-M After All the Gifts Are Open: After That Christinas Feast - - Let ’em Estate Sales— Rentals— Mortgage Loans Phone 060 PLUMBING Repair work a specialty Free estimate*. Prompt aervicc All work guaranteed LEGAL NOTICE R AYM O N D M. It.ALL,. REALTOR. FOR YOUR furniture need*— SEWING machines re Sea Walter Beal at Mather makes. Williams' r Furniture Co., phone 117. 205 W. 1st St. LOST: Brown leather man's bill­ fold, Inside stenciling In gold. **W. Hudgins," contains station pass and social security card of Bessie Bonahannon. Lost Friday evening in downtown district. Return billfold to Herald and keep money as reward. PAID IN FULL .. PITTSBURGH, Dec. 15.. (A*)— Food end clothing-whtelf- the 8 rivntion Army provided back in 1007 were worth $1000 to "Old Bill, the trader.” That's the sum the late fnti#erant Pittsburgh scissors grinder left the organisa­ tion In his will. The bequest was revealed when h* safety deposit box wax opened. In addition "Old Bill1' left $1000 each to the Jewish Home for babies, the Home for Crippled Children, and the In­ sane Asylum of N'ewburg) Cleve­ land. In reality^ the 77-yrnr-old nan was Fred Goldsmith. He bad always been looked on as penni­ less. but bank books and other statements showed he left $33. 000. . tVOOLLE'H Marianna, Florlds * WOOLLEY. England. t/P» — , Thirteen Is a lucky number for The miniature Chapel illustrat- Woolley. Thirteen men from this ed above was constructed by the Cotswold Hills hamlet went Into boys of the Florida Industrial World War I ami \nil returned School in the woodwork and paint ■safely. In World \V*r II, 13 shops.' i more fought, and they too were It is erected on a conspicuous unhurt. spot on the School campus amid one of the picturesque young pine Broves, -arxI for-several days dur­ ing the. Christmas season it will be the center of interest. It is equipped with a loud speaker from which emanates each night the nrgnn notes nnd choir voices of our favorite Christmas Carols. The Imitation stained glass win­ dows are lighted from the In­ run smoothly side, and it Is not only of interest W. Nelson Rump. to the staff ami students at tho School, but has been viewed. by hundreds of citixens of the com­ munity. The Christmas Service, condpcted by tho Reverend V.G. Lowery of Sanford for their \lslt and of St. Luke'sEpiscopal Church; donations toour shut In. Marianna, will l>e neld at the Signed; TheDabney Family little' Cha|>el, with the 400 boys __________ _____ 050 x 20 000 x 20 120g x 24 WANTED BOSTON, </P)-One 700 x 20 1000 x 20 could be unaware that if 750 x 20 1100 x 20 SHALL upright piano • call 744 winter with tho snow, si Also a good stock of truck tubes. A.M. Prevail Seville. Fla. NORWALK DISTRIBUTOR WANTED 4 foot So-HIte herPhone 2104 * tllixrr Distributor In good condlUon. Phone $322 - Oviedo, Fla. __ _____________________ MOVING-Must sell: Monarch Electrlr range; Stewart Warn­ SMALL doll carriage for 2‘ a er Rcfrigeratir ;R. C. Victor Radio; Living room suite; bed .year old baby.' Phdne Mrs. A. complete; 3/4 Red; library tabic. K. H. McIntyre, Sanford WANTED to buy or rent Ave. at Glndcrville. ruillo, Mrs. E. C. Irvine, Park Ave. BOYS’ bicycle, Jr. site, 20 inch. Phone 002. GOOD celery farm on BeardaH Avenue—20 acres 10 acres til­ BORROW HERE WHERE ed. THe reworked recently—6 PRIVACY IS RESPECTED walla. Priced at $300 per acre. YOUR natural desire for privacy I f you «r« looking for ftffwd in „ n i 9»iey., .metier*. I fs tr ic tly y farm at a bargain, respected here. Friends and It. F.W. Bender Reel Estate relatives are not queeUoned Room 2 — Florida State Bank about your credit. Your em­ Bldg.—Telephone 103U. ployer o r # business associates •ill not hear of your personal bicycle—18 inch affairs. There Is no cause for 0134. T0.'i S embarrassment. Reasonable credit requirements. No co-makers on money loans. Variable payment plans. FAMILY LOAN COi Florida Bask Bldg. Phene 33 NICE 4 rworn 1 MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1945 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE t !X if Cl L08T: Duck am last Wednhad notify Angel's ward. will improve �* . la U n ity T h e re THE WEATHER I f, S tre n g th — To Protect tha Peace of Uie World i To Promote th* Progress of America) To Prodnca Prosperity for Sanford. mh.M: ft I w DENT DAILY NBWSPAPEU VOLUME XXXVII Established 1908 .CIO Strikers * Hold Picket Lines At GM P ~ Actor Gets Bronze Star Medal office?workers did net attempt to break through the picket line, although two o f their number the marching atrlkara as they were gently shouldered aside by approached n gate. Police stood by, and Chief. James Byars said no effort would be made to smash the picket line. The office workers, numbering about 120, " turned around and went home on - Instructions from company officials. A union picket captain, W. E. Rodgers, told newsmen tbnl no attempt would he made to inter­ fere pith anyone .who went around the cm f of the line. But, said Rodgers: “ We aren’t going to let anyone go through the lino." Last night, Flint’s police chief said he hod been assured by the union that pickets would not “ attempt to prevent office work­ ers from entering. Meanwhile, there was renewed hope for some signs of an agree­ ment to end the long and bitter wage dispute between the auto workers union and the major corporations, of the automotive industry. The union prepared today to resumo negotiations with the Ford Motor Company on its demand for a 30 per cent wage increase. There were rumors that the company would make pay concessions in return for a guar­ antee sgainst unauthorised work stoppages. Ford has not yet ac­ cepted the union's proposal to discharge or fine wildcat strikers, but the company is proceeding with wage discussion* amid in­ dications that a satisfactory solution may be reachsd. In Washington, a ’ fundamental tarlproblem of government fact___ be decided before 4 -finding must _ ie _ oil ■_ -wage board is able to reeume its deliberations. That’s th* question o f whether profits and prices are to figure in the wage studies. Industry opj the idea. Management rt, sentatlves say it would bs the prelude to what they consider government "snooping.* The difference of opinion . nearly broke up the l in t meeting vm o f the oil wsgs fact-finding board. .However, the oil board now haa decided to oak Secretary of la b or Lauds SchweUenbacb and Economic Stabiliser John Collet for an opinion whether it should relate possible price ad­ vances to recommendations for wage Increases , A BRITISH DENY STORIES LANDO i f t Associated Press Incased Wire num ber 08. H arbor Probe S h o w , inow CapitolJaps H ad Broken U .S. C ode Nanking Turns Out In force To Honor Returning General* issimo And W if$ DETROIT. Dee. IS. (A P ) — The CIO Unitea Auto . Worker* Union has turned down a compromise wage in* crease offer made, by Ike Ford Motor Company. Ford’s propenal would Rare put IS centa an hour eatra into the pay envelopes of Ita union employees. Hut alter study­ ing the offer, a union spoken* man said it wa* completely unacceptable to the UAW. (By Associated PrssV) The battle of giants In labor pnd management * took n more definite shape today with an incident at the pldnt o f the AC Sparkplug division of General Motors Corporation In Flint, Mich. There a picket line of some 000 CIO United Auto I striker* Moetted efforts office office, wen-era.to wot* era . to en enter a SANFORD, ■FLORIDA, TU esQja y DECEMBER 18, 1945 Office Employees At| Flint Plant Denied ) Admission By 600 Striking Unionists! DETROIT, Dee. 18. (AP) — The Ford Motor Company haa made a concession In Ita ware argument with the CIO United Automobile Workers union offering an increase in cents sn hour to a)l enftnoyfeea'rcpi'eaentefTby tne UAW at a coat of $33,000,000 a year. The increase would become effective at the atari of the month dur­ ing which production of the company reaches or exceeds 80,000 units. The units would irrlude Fords, Mercury*, Lin­ colns and trucks. The in­ creased rales then would re­ main in effect for two years from the date they became effective. Ford officials de­ clare that the Increase would represent an average in­ crease of IS 4-10 per cent In Ford wages. ^ Considerable clnudlnr*. nml slowly r i«in»r 1rmr>eraturr lodaj anil tonight with oc­ casional light rain thin afternoon. Part* I) cloud;, continued mild* few widely Mattered shower* Wcdncsdn). ; Tipped O ff by Ameri­ can Messages On . Number of Skips A t Pearl Harbor Base Jap Officer Describes ‘ Indianapolis' Sink'ng WASHINGTON? Dec. IS. \ (A P )—The Stale Depart men)' has given the authority to • Lieut, nant General A Inert C. * Vrdrm ejer to help move*’. t ............ rationalist troop* to . ten porta. . ^ne State Department’* press oil leer, Michael Mc­ Dermott, disc Ineed In \V**hinglon today that the United State* commander In China had been told to art v. hen he deems It necessary,. McDermott *trc**ed the point that the directive giv­ ing Wedemeyer authority t j transport the troop* applied only to Manchuria. General George Marshall,, who, I* ex­ pected- to arrive In'fhunitaing on Thuraday, win ha c the final say on the matter. And Marshall'* decision, -mid McDermott, will be “ conxiMtent with hi* negotiation* with the Chinese." WASHINGTON; Dec; 1 8 .(AP) — The Jnpanene wore tipped o ff on how ninny ,* American war vt-w-ls were entering. Pearl Hnrhor ju.tt hefort* the sneak at tack. The congressional i n v o stignt ing committee was told to.iay tliitt the Japanese Intercept­ ed mi A m e r i c a n radio broaden*t on Dec. rt. Mm, ihut gave them the vilnt data. A Japanese naval officer’a I statement disclosing the tirotf, |was nlitniped for the com mi ttec I through tieujrnl. JUaeArthur?* *— i headquarters. It hud been disclosed prevlouslv that the Army had broken the Jap code but to­ day''* evidence wn* the first dis­ closure that the Japanese were also able to rend Atnencun mes­ sages. Earlier ill today's session, Vic* Admiral Theodore Wilkinson tes­ tified Ihut. the American ships could have escaped if hi* inlvivu on an urgent warning me*, had hern followed. The former Chief of Naval nlelligcnce said he urged the scndlne ur the warlliiof from Washington at a time that wpuld have given tlie sjiip*, cwio and one-half hours to get out to •» *t'npi. Charlr* II. McVay. skipper o f liie sen. CITED FOR MERITORIOUS SERVICE as n Special Service non­ commissioned officer In the ATC Indla-Chlna Division^ T/Sgt. Tony Martin was awarded the Bronte Star medal, lie is shown receiving the medal from Brig. Gen. William H. Tunncr, commanding general, at Air Transport Commnndrr headquarters in India. Martin was ex­ BY ASSOCIATED PItES.l pected to resume his career In films and radio on leaving the service This i* n day of crichraliuii nml ( International} rejoicing throughout the n m-eotpinuniat ut^a* of Chinn. IV today, Generalissimo and Madame Chlui.g Kai-Shek have made a triumphal entry Into the old Chinese capital of Nanking. The Kuomlntang leader and his government were forced to floe from Nanking by the Japanese ’TESTIFYING A T THE ITHJRT-MAUTIAI. in Wm.li advance in UK)7„ nnd the return cn isei ludlannpolK CoUlilr. Ike llmdilninlo nidi, .......... . i. chert the position of his siili when it . . .......... ............... ........... - ...........Wilkin-on also told tlie comto the capital from Chunking is er nix high-speed torpedoes at the. indiaiipnli.:, ... " •,!* v: three bits, Adlil. Wihlei I).i A Maker (seated), j mittro 'the'' AVi1s*V-icms* 'fleet* wnut a symbol of China's resurgence. fired . : # - * 1. . . . . * i t * ■ I, . • 1 •■ 1 _ ’ , , , I i I 1,* » , . . f II t .: Ihishliiioto's testimony. Imve Item in greater peril if it Stolen Government Sanford Enjoys 70 According to dispatches from the president of llir court, listen* to iuterpictci iiuni1 K.istlnki rendition of( Intel ant Ionut Souilitpholn I had been on ihu wrsl coast or at scene, thousand* crowded the air­ Woolen Cloth Used Degree Weather A s port as Chlsng's plane landed, mid l.iihniim mods, another llawinuui nnclinriigc. more lined the streets In Black Markets Country Freezes thousands A digest of the Jn|tinu*c war of Nanking to cheer him as lie plans, received from Uni-Acthutv drove through the ancient city. WASHINGTON, Doc. IB. UP)— The thermometer row lo disclosed thill Tokyo was iearly Coincident with the Generalis­ The T B I -has stonoutfeoerthst 10 the 7$ mark to4»r after hUlo nttnrk slop* anchored outside simo's return to.. Nanking cumes % e a r h e f-M degree* the hat bar at the time of the dis­ a hopeful'hit of news from offiyesterday morning el Roy Hy­ aster. rials of the Chinese Cominunlrt ,theft at l merchandise' valued at men farm. Official low re­ movement. The head of the Com­ cording In Sanford was 33 more than. $126,0001 The arreats -yMm Krolei. Julian Steiisjiom munist peace delegation In Chung­ degree*, according to IL F. were made in New York City, nml Hnilley ridhnin, following * king has declnrrd flatly that an Whltner, weatherman. No Philadelphia and Miami Beach. 'end to the -undeclared civil win State Patrolman L. C. reported. Claude Hittell The director of the FBL J. frost or tree damage was •Is the primary need of tho connEdgar Hoover, said that three f baseball fnn* to he held at the Bender Urfires Dri­ oCity employee of_ the _____ Sanford Aulo ! try. thefts occurred in Philadelphia Hall Thursday evening at Parts Company a And one in New York. Ha deFlrat 1 And for that reason, he say.-, 7 :<'K>' o’clock. Intense Visibility J vers To Take Time Street, got a lei ef run, yes­ dared that the merchandise was Mr. Krider made an appeal foe he will make every effort to hn!t terday, scooping real snow either owned by the government nil rit leans I tile rested in having the fighting before the conventWASHINGTON. D.*i-. |m, i,p, Highway motor nrrldriits, the hiisrhnli in Snnfonl next -oailioc o ff a truck from North Caro­ or moving in interstate commerce, Efforts of Ihe American l e ­ , discuss peace. The chief of staff toll of too much speed, enrolss- to he present. An ushoelalion Ihe Cnplaiu o f the .Cruiser lina that during the early which gave the FBI Jurisdiction morning perked in front of I lion of an all-party meeting to ness, n-ckles* or drunken driv- will lx- lorined and officer* will In.liiiimpidi* took the Ktanii in gion. Auxiliary and Mrs. Sybil in the rase. , • inown deferse today and said Mouth, its president, in making .................. t-i_i.,ht Ibg.'an? on the sharp iiu-rease in Urn store. Hoover added that a large part ./ . fumed Communist F-'O-htlij SOniinolo County, said Slate Ik- eleeted. he considered a zigtag course dime hoard collection* of $6*>.rt7 of the etolen goods, mostly Plans will he formulated f»i a JRoute Army, General Yeh Chien Highway I’nlrotiuan L. C. Mender anjii-cc**iiry on the night o f the Monday, were tm’lltj <eninu-nileil BY ASSOCIATED PRESS woolen cloth, found its way Into Ying, Is himself in Chungking today, mul urycil mutorial* to drive to |roeore iqieruting fund* alnkhtg. ( ’apt. Churles McVay hv Major Allan 8. Wharton of block market operations In tha for the lot llu inning suason . ntllte _co eeys hi* presence there'lusteio! give heed to ihe niutto of the III told a N'uvv court marliiil New York area, that has been plaguing most o f , 0f the -front is a sign of his Florida DcpuMmetil" (if I’uhlir -Jaiifnrd has been.adniilted t" t|ie he con-iderri| visibility so poor the Fulvntjhn Army. On WedneHduy the- wsuiloti .of this country has al*o been felt — party's determination to bring tin- .Safety . "Take Your Time— You Florida Stale League. Mr. Sti-'i- ilia' M'ch a course wu* needles*. the Eastern Star w ill Imve stl om said but ween $l(i.nun au-l most uncomfortably - by return-, f iightlng t t i n g to to till an end. McVay. who i* accused of Will Live Longer.” vhut-go of thu Splvntnm Army Ing American- t m p i at sea. Sl’J.iMtit muni imiNt nr be iniiseil ini mi m -in lei ,,.,.,1 wimni m ■ t.., . t .. In Jcpim, the* trial of losartr As an example, he printed out dinie board. 70-mlle-an-hour mid-Atlantic gale has damaged two American war»l J«P»n*e* war criminals has open- three motor traffic ncridenD dur­ The Salvation Army here will * *latnl at III* own request, lie shins, the slrersft Carrier Wasp before q military tribunal in ing tho week-end that could have piny Snutn Clan* to a number van| there wn* im numii mi the and the cruiser Aufusta. Storms1 okohnma. The first of the pelly hoeti avoided liy more careful night nf Inst July .'III, The Navy of, families ill a logger way tlmp also have slowed the progress tyreni* to face the court Iihs en driving. ha* nttrlhuted the sinking in ever before in (16 vrur* of itp ttleihfp We shin on, tered a plea of not guilty. Hr of - tho battle»h .8 u n d it y afternoon at 2:00 history, said Major Wbortun. No enemy suhmnrine nelinn. NORFALK, Va. . Dec. 17, (/P>— which Is brUfing 1,500 high ie a former prison guard named MrVny testified that after the reported tlmt there would be i n Rallroard officials have begun a noint soldiers from Europe to Tatsuto Tsuchiye, who, i* eharitt 1 o’clock, he stated, Just over tho dilplinttion la giving by county complete investigation of the New York. However, there were with beating to death an Ameri­ county lino at u.Mitiand tutreai* expbisinn lie went nut m, deck nnd Statu Welfme Hoard* in wreck of two Seaboard Air Lfne no resualtiei on any of the ships. can private first clans, Robert collided >)ie:id. on' win n Tiliis M. nnd learned that the -hip sigml this lespcel a, he liail coufurml lame*, colored driving a 'JH Ply Railway trains which cost tha The Augiwts Rad her star­ Gordon Tea*. system would mil w«nk lie said witli Mr.*.' i'. M. Hoyih county The .Seminole County Hoard "f he sent word iliinicdinlely In the welfare director, and Mrs. J. lives of at least eight persons board side mtshod in several One member of the miltiaiy !,,|>u.l hl " r Wi" ‘ « r ‘ ’“ r14uhlic Instruction will meet radln operator to send nut a Colle of the State Welfare Moard Sunday. Ths 'accident occurred inches by mighty waves. The commission set up lo try the 100 tried lo pan* u cur wh«*n John T. Jordan of AltuinuntiSoring*, j Thui>.dny to issue warrants l" distress near the town of Kollock, S. C.. cruiser is en route to the United signal. on the mailer, and gave eueh defendants has withdrawn liccauso retire in to lent hnndn and rnupnii* driving a ’-ill Dodge Sedan was when the Florida-bound Silver States from 1m Havre with troop*. Thu I'aptain admitted tie did supply of Cliristtna* orders to due im Ian. I, It was announced Mr. Jordan' Meteor plowed Into the north The Masp, which ie heading to­ of riefsnse objection* that hi* or- upnrunrhing him. not order the ship nbundoned I give. out. Kinum-iol arrangement* bound Sun Queen, as the Sun ward Southhampton to Dck up deal In tho ilutaan death man !i j pulled almost off of the road In by Rupt. T. W, l.iwtnn. immediately. Hu explained the for this will be IiuiiiIIcf] by itm ueen was moving onto a siding. troops, bad tho- steel curtains on might prejudice We u vain effort Ui avoid the PlyThe largest Item In retire will was on it fairly even keel. Salvation Army ore than 60 persons were In­ her hangar deck washed sway. He Is Col. John Ball of W illlanis-1 Elizabeth Knight, iirgioa* be a S75,fl()0 baud isaua -if the cruiser It wa* after the executive offijured. The same atoms also battered the town, I’entis. lind a bud cut on her bend. Cleve Sanford school district that was rer laid paid Die liunimie... 10 a eoeel ef- < n fUil4) ..-----------------KiTTgTil, itegrTiriiVira brekririerrpTitrJl-TiimiT-intil ‘ xntit;;lri tin tf-trr rxtensivr, said McVay, Ihnt In- -M oat-of-thoan klUed-wero s a urm. They weie taken lo the refund mnnlci llllft fiiul Is-en ml- ■itdcrcil tlie ship uhundmted. sengers on the Sun Queen. How­ At heme, December's first pro­ General Patton's Floridn .Snnilarium b y Winter . vnnroil fo r improvement III school ever, the engineer of the Sliver longed cola la holding fast cold W$yo w$ye is holi Condition Excellent Park Police. buildings prior to that d a le nml Meteor. W. W. Shoemaker o f Ra. over a wide section of^ the the country lelgh. S, C., -woe killed. . Railway and there i| no Immedlu edlate relief Mr. Jordan had u sligh( cut on tu miihe- furthor Improvehu-nt.» * ... ll4., . .. UurniK that time*, wIurn were officials eay that apparently he _______ HEIDELBERG. Dec. la, nPi— in - sight. Deaths o f at least 80 l !'f , k * httlo daughter mj,),,] t(, the Himfoid G r a m m a r Mrs. Rawlins Urges failed to observe that the Bun persona hava bead attributed to An official bulletin say* General riding with him wa. nut utjun.1. Svho<),. lhe We.t Bide I'riBuying Of Seals Patton's condition remuin* ex­ Queen had not entirely cleared the cold. Tho worst situation ta James was aliesU-il by tht; Oi- 1 lnnry School was erected ut a the main, line at Buffalo, N. Y., and ID suburb), cellent. It add* that them has uuge County sheriff for icckles* ; to ll' ^ w| th th. lute which are all bat enow bound after Mr*. Mary Rawlflis, rlminiimi o f 1been u very gradual improvement dr Wing and driving on the wrong H () Kh|„ho|.er U >o succ essPlans were computed Iasi a five deXLMUwrd, with falls the (.’hi is1111a* Heal sale, today of the motor functions — parti­ night for this year's Gift Bo* side of the road. ful bidder. In this connection. reported that to dute the return* cularly about the shoulder* and up to M^takJoTwo car* turned over late Sun­ Mr. Lawton commented on ihu from Ihe Christmas Real letters upper cheat. County Reaches 59 Very few sections of Ihe country drive for the ’’ Yanks Who Gsvc” escaped tho toy blasts. In during the regular meeting of day afternoon. One was a Dodge fact that it costa nearly that were favorable but still slow U Pulton sat up jestciday for the Sedan that turned oyer on tne Percent O f Quota hare the Campbell-Ihissing Post or the much now-uduy* to build a double coming in. She inude an appeal first time *inrc Id* neck «u « bro­ the northern kilos, the frigid highway near the county line; concrete tennis court. ti nt til) jhpsc who have received temperatures range upward from American Legion last night at in an auto accident'nine days Bemlnolo County boa reached a low ot 38 below tero- Rain amj th* Legion II ut on tho Lake- no one wa* reported to he In­ During that period, said Mr. the Jetter* to post their mail u- ken ugo.Thr Ccliend sal up yesterday jured. The other car turned over but 60 percent f o f ID E-Bond snow are falling In many pails front. , Lawton, the late Frank T, Foslci soon vu* possible. after diH-lrtVs *ulh-lituted u plaster quota, and la not Uatod among of the southwest. However, fore­ Ned Smith, who wm* appointed and spattered the highway near was chairman nf the school hoard, L. I. Frasier, chiiirniun u/ the for a Irarlion nptuiratus the leading 27 counties of tho casters said ik o n was no immedi­ chairman of tho Gift Box drivr Ratliff’s with broken glass, und nnd D. L. Thrasher was cunity large gift* committee, reported cast which bail realigned Id* verte­ tore * shoulder I ou h u in the road. state in this respect, it euncrintcndenL Other b o a r d a goud leturn from the large •«. It was an- ate danger at froet In the Ox- commlttee, said this morning that gift brae. jre g nouncad this moral sittg by H. G. txwme southern areas and that all cltluns of this city are urge<l The car whh a black Dodgo sedan r— member* were — H.• I. v/. r . .-.V--.... Dickson ... of let ter* sent out but added tbnl — _ , , . .... Kilpatrick, county chairman1 of temperatures a lM f the Pacific to prepare a gift box which n with a .Mississippi license, hut it Ungwood and C. F. Harrison, the greater part are yet to be Today. bulletin says thefo r m e r tho drive. roii.mti.icr of « • tJ h ir # Army coast were nearly normal In most to be given to some service man is not known who the driver was. B. F. Exril. now director of th r’ heanl fiorn. Sale* of E-bonds in tho *1 s-nt a resiles* night due to tha who Is currently hospitalised in regions. When gn» restrictions were re- school of education nt Slclson D. C. Brock, chairman of the through Saturday were $1 newly applied cast. However, it Florida. moved in Florida, during the fol­ Unlverilty, was then principal of negro organisation's Chris | iimh In south Wyoming, search parhe reported. The county through the - In order to stimulate the lowing 30 days there was n 286 the high school. .Seal wile, reported jilen* for linltrale*-this haa not adversely ie tlUfiOO; Ho urged ell percent Increase in automobile doubling the Incomo of the pre­ uffecled what wus described yes­ -out for six drive, Mr. Smith announced this to buy more E-bonds and p t i.__ terday as hi* amnxlug recovery. a disabled morning that th* American f-c- accidents, said Patrolman Bend­ vious year. Jume* Edward Rudd A MM-2* . mlnole among the leading counties The money received from the er, and predicted that 1046 will gion engine will be parked ut eon of Vi. W. Rudd of Richmon d. In solos. Magnolia Avenue and First have the worst traffic death toll Va., and formerly stationed at the sate of Christina* Seals will be Counties which have reached 8 treat and a committee o f mom- tho nation ha* ever known. Sanford Naval Air Station, re­ used lo benefit Seminole County bore of th« Ladles Auxiliary will ceived his honorable discharge and It* people. The ipRillc I* at Jacksonville Monday. He , J urged __to _bup Christmas Seals, bo preoont to recolvo tho Gift „ IT* Baxc*. VAUGHAN YOUTH INJURED turned for a visit with member* Mrs. Rawlins said. Gift boMe may also bo turned o f the Sanford Fire Department, in at tho Sanford Furniture Com­ Drew Vaughan, 12, pDyinr on whom he had often entertained pany and at tho H. B. Pope tha rail of the St. Johns River with the gulDr and mandolin. LIEUT. WARD IS HOME Company* Prior to entering the service ha bridge, near the Sanford Boat waa a welding mechanic with tho I.ieut. and Mr*. Walter J. Ward, Mr. Smith aaid that tho boxes should contain an item or items works Sunday . afternoon, , was DuPont Koyon Plant at Richmond, III, have arrived in Sanlord and uie visiting Lieut. Ward’s grandworth approximately $3.00. The*# slightly bruised about tho haaJ'Va. and had hand cut*, when )ie stepinn cuts, Mr* and Mrs. John Vaughan wljtr reside near Osteen in tbs path of a car driven Didgy. tUut. Ward- Is : on D fNewman, colored. Buirinal leave.' He aem sl with‘ tits , 'Vt1 109 East Smyths 19 Are Arrested Returning Vets By FBI In Huge Highly Incensed Theft Roundup Over Cold Spell Baseball Meeting Capt. McVay Accident Rate l a t e d Thursday On Increase in SNight At City Hall TakesStand In . His Own Behalf Seminole County W !“ L r'SC r Seaboard Begins Investigation Of Railroad Crash -<r' r s Hid Not steer Zigzag! Legion Auxiliary GourHC BCCHUHC Of 1Jg ComnUMlded BV Salvation A r m y i" ssi- • -.. ...... . jsJtrsU" S Seminole County Sdionl Board To M e e t Thursday 3 “Yanks Who Gave" Gift Box Dr i v e S t a r t s Tomorrow retdriied to tho United State, on Nov, ^ — — I \ �r ? ^ •«;» e 7T3|>X ' THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA The Sanford Herald Monumental Loans T U E S D A r .D E C E M B F R l B l ’ TW S l r n i f iiiiMiin i U M a M a a a u u a i ^ "THE SANTA CLAUS MYTH PLUMBING Repair work a specialty Free estimates. ProWpt service All work guaranteed Even n .nation so great, rich and powcrfulas the United Males is jarred by the statement of Dr. Lewis II. KImmel, the Brookings Institution at ........ public financial authority of th 'rifcr'V!?•'Vm»lduRUi*'r-lliui the Literal government -will need $22;000,0110,0011 to carry on its countless o|>crntions in 1918, with piobably higher limits to comu-.lalcr. Rut. Dr. J E . M. Elkin, goni-mi tax attorney Yor the Westinghouse Electric Corpora­ tion of Pittsburgh, offers a little rnnsolntlnn by saying that congressmen who tnlk of $26,000,000,000 or more are "dis­ regarding the taxpayers." It remains to, be seen whether the tax ayers will, or ran, reduce tin* vast national debts which 1 nve developed done, nalb-r«. rnnU *»f in the war and pre-war period. Presumably it can btf done. I» nni l *t Jbut the operation lake:»s courage and everlasting persistence. lu r I k f |inr|Mi*r #*f %III lir i h n r u f M lur And strange to say, millions of American don't seem to rrfU lu K rrntrm. rare much bow greatly the federal debt mounts up, They kick knowledge to understand and the will to .opjtosc to the methods by which so many bjllions are extracted from American pockets. These processes should be more clearly explained, and so should the uses to. which the federal mnne v js put. * ..tr-k-v-v Roy Wall r iv w r tvfu * 618 MellptnWe Av?, Phone 8I3-M • fo r .1 • •Irtlr m IICIM •« t>* h * Tcllitnlc -Footprints r+: i « l l l n ( l m i • ( a ll arw . f M I l M l la II a r a « l ulltrrtaU * rr»4< In th is p n p r r uad a l n Ik * In fill a r u a puM U hetl Itarela • The criminal who,wears rubber gloves, nnd thinks him j self safe herause he* lenves no fingerprints, hod better Iread up on the latest development in his profession. Footprints can he traced and Identified by the FBI. Footprints are of course the.one thing a cjdmjnp! {s BHH.R VF.HHt VUU TO HAY •Hire to leave behind him. Even if made on wood'-or cement, THE GREATEST STS" IS THE jthev ran he photographed for study. Then comes comparison SIN AO A INST LOVE: Hear, <1 •with a file of more than 2,300 different types of heels‘ and Heaven*, nnd tf.ve ear II earth. sold* ,|f the, suspect’s heel ngreos in size nnd design with or the Lord haili spoken, I have ourlxhnl nml hvoughl up child­ the photographed print. and above all if it shows similar ren, amt Ihev have » a- wear, nail impressions or missing fragments, he is likely gainst me.—tsnljlh 1:2. •to he the man. Byre feet are photographed for a file. No two people Compromise* htive the same skin ridges on the soles of their feet. Hos(From The Washington PoU) Tho youiik’ who clamor nml th n’Lnls know this, and for some time have been using foot­ young who dream prints to identify babies: •'•«-• - • • ~ • -* • Are lusty kindred in a loud The new method surpasses tin* old fingerprint system, crusade •Their* 1* n |iur*U»»g-*M*i>gU*,. a i l(iil>he« shivs conceal fingerprints, but rubber foofwonr tumult mad* ’ * ; is just as telltale as any other kind. Persons contemplating Ily lauKhiiiK. dating. Ilvllllf iii ••*■ crime as a career had heler think twice. tremc. • w & i { Thnt flatten* hill* and draw, lot • rlxnnx nigh. Thelm 1* a carries* ensile, ImilL on air, But new and strong .nml loured with wold* to hear The shark of How; the flame of When- and Why.. Pul there i* . once* fur every num when truth Take* on the u*|tect of n shining star— For some too iTrillinnl. and for some too far— When whulom make* It* cumpromisc with youth. There l*. no conquest, hut the vale* arc sweet. •And hill* are steeper to the tiled Have ICE CREAM from BEACON DAIRIES ’ "Place Your order'now foT A delicious^Ice ’dream7 Cake. One layct- of that good old Rum Raisin, and A layer of rich creamy Vnnilln topped and decorat ed with Whipped Cream, s.erVi'H twelve to sixteen . . . . $2.25 each. Also three layer Qt. Brick In­ dividual cut find wrapped for your convenience. Place your order now! Speed Grows Stale Them was a "kick" in the news that, another speed and supported every demand unit | coinplninl made liy Ihe American record had been broken, and the huge B-20 superfortress, i offU«i*. l)r. Parks declined that "Drennihont," hud briiken all records by Crossing (he-coun­ | from this support, standard* of try from California to New York in 5 hours, 27 minutes i sanitation und medical requireI incuts were met, whereux without and 8'£ seconds. But not very much of a kick. For this sort Ihe hackinir of the Red Cross, of thing has become so familiar that it Ih taken almost as n ' rompletr sucres* was not assured. matter of course. Another equine record on the race course I Mr. Kick, who hnd been a tornwould probably arouse more attention. I Imt fiver nml had seen action I over Italy and Germany, related Any wav, some sophisticated people will say, the best the ever present Influence amt records we can make on this little old earth are pityfully I guidance of Ihe Red Cross from slow in comparison with the speed of the planets and stars. |the time lie left for overseas service, lie explained thnl ufter If we could only push in among them for a speed contest, the first loTi|t hop thvy were there would he a real thrill In it. And today Home of our The annua) meeting o f _ the met by Red Cross worker* who little earth-hound |H*ople are dreaming of doing this very Seminole County Chapter of the presented them witli hot Ynftyo thing, at Jenst with regard tojthe moon, our nearest celestial American lleil Cross wa-, held amt dou'ihnuts. At the smile neighbor. ' { Inst” Thursday evening at Tied |time, Mr. Kirk continued, tic I Stage' Families The stage is in the Idood of the O’NelllH. Eugene, Jr., is to make his professional debut with a part in the Readers Theater rendering of “ Oedipus the King" by the Greek dramatist :3ophAclca. His father was au actor also before he found his true calling as a playwright. Three times Pultizor, Prize winner and jtnc of the few Americans to obtain the Nobel prize for literature, Ell gene O'Neil’s place is secure ill the history of American drama. Eugene. Jr., is the third generation to go behind the footlights. His grunfather, James O'Neill, was a highly esteemed actor, rememltored best for his work In the leading role of "Monte Cristo royal family of the stage' the Barrymores, they have ntldel lustre to the drama In the United States. iblem the equal or any tne un­ it has ever^had to face I* just K ground the corner. If such | !«-' Wildcat Shot h A ftejr All thp Gifts Are Open: After . Ttojfrt /Christmas Feast - - Let ?em While Riding Deer’s Back sltnlsm will encourage folks who liow have mote money than they ImoW what to do with to go to CONCORD. N. II. Dec. 17, UP). work at>d try to save something —Here’* a story from the New for a rainy day. It is worth while. llamsphlr* Fish and Game De­ The State Board of Control ha* partment—nn,| officials insist that declined to renew the contract of it is not a fish story. • Tom Lleb as Ifltsil football coach Game Wsnlrn Kerry llurlburt at the University of Florida and ■■wAdopled a new'athletic policy says he shot a wildcat a* it rode whlcn we hope will prove of bene- on thq back of a deer.. Later, he killed the doer beenuse of the " ........ ■ « «• " Cross headquarters nnd , was featured liy mldresscs given by Dr. Orville I.. Parks, George Kick and Don Cheney. Dr. Bark* told nf the many wnys in which Hud Cross influ­ ence was felt white he was u prisoner of war in Got mane Ho said that the American physi­ cians In the camp hospital wore better equipped with the sup­ plies, equipment and instruments than the German officer* them­ selves. This was due to the fact, he continued, that the Germans simply did not have materials while the Allied doctors were given their requested item* through the Red Cross if it wore at all postllij* to secura them. Ur. Harks said there were periodic Inspection* of the camp by Red Cross representatives and he cited an escape maneuver conducted by four Internees on (,no auch day. He remarked that the prisoners walked out of the *••■' IS ? men were issued kits pqckfil !>jvolunteer workers all ' over tpc nation. The chain of K<-d (S-oss assistance was again picked up oversea*. Red Cross representa­ tives had made jrrruiigpinenl* for their quarter*, showers, jitess halls, and generally taken in hand by .the workers. In rapid xucrexxlon, Mr. Kick cited In­ stances of Red Cross assistance following through to Ihe con­ valescent periods ond finally home. Mr. Cheney, Red Cross Field Director at the Orlando Army Air Rase, outlined the expanded program upon which the Red Cross is now embarking. He said thnt while the Red Cross Is primarily a pence time or- for th* forthcoming year, HMrt. Other officer* elected were Mr*. Ulurry Woodruff »« viro-chair­ man nnd Mrs. John Huger* a* secretary. Mrs. E. C. Smith was re-elected u* treasurer. I'M BEACON DAIRIES Phone 163 GIVING NY FAMILY ACOMPLEh A V e r y S e n sib le G ift Id e a ! £3 c,,w *two German officer escortslwho Director Ralph Carpenter of had * entered Uio camp a few th* Fish and Game Department I rplnute* provloualjr. says that the two anlmala will be I Dr. Bark* stated that at ona r r , c, be made part of th* Department’: exhibit In (he atatehouxe. I Cross representative* witvpresent OPEN 12:46 P.M. Dally fS R Restore New Car Beauty A 6-PC. O O T ftW Preserve Metal—Prevent Rust _ • New Car Appearance • Ha. SjrrlW-fOW « « • 0 �Officers Are Elected Christmas Luncheon By Eastern Star. Club ' Is Enjoyed By Club Society Editori Cecelia Trnluck Chapter Holds Social Calendar D.A.R. December Meeting: TUESDAY . The Alathean Sunday School Class of the Ffrst Baptist Church .will have a covered dish supper ™t the . annex at 7:00 P. M. All membera are urged to attend. ♦Pilot Club will hove Xmaa dinner and meeting at Mayfair Hotel at 7:30 P. M. Members Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kirchor held open house Ssturdsy evening a( their home on 110-1 Myrtle Avenue honoring Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Southward and Mrs. Sam Rurtelmcll. Mr. Southward has ust returned from Okinawa and trs. Burtchnell, the former Helen Hnrkcy, left for her home In Los Angeles, Calif., on Sunday. . The decorations in the living room consisted of a -beautifully deco rated Christmas tree or blue and silver and the mantel was de­ corated with huge silver poinsettins and silver candelabra con­ taining toll red tanern. The di­ ning room was festively arranged with cellophane hell*, and holly. The table was laid will; a n ccru lace doth and the appointments were silver. The center'piece was of Rraiillnn pepper, greenery and spun glass mist. MVs._ J. n. Aiinrello anil Mrs. Don R. Beecher has just-return­ R. F. Cole poured tea. Aptiroxied from a visit to Dayton, Ohio, lnntely forty guests called during — . where he~«pent a week with his the evening. brother Leonard Beecor and fam­ i ily- . _____ Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Vihlcn and children ate expected to arrive to spend the holidays with the tatters parents Mr. and Mrs,. W. J. Morrison at her home 706 Pal­ metto Avenue. Mrs. Fred Zerenner of Narcis­ sus Avenue has returned from New York where" she was called bccauae of the illness and" death of her motlu-r. FLOWERS BRING MESSAGES OF LOVE AT CHRISTMAS Mrs. Ball Entertains Junior High Faculty Friends of Mr. E. L. Kelsey wlll.be glad to learn that he is recuperating from ^ re ce n t attack of pneumonia and w* confined to the Fcmahl-Laughton Memorial •Hospital. MTia 'SfiTrley Kick arrived home Mra. Raypiond Ball of Lake Mary entertained the faculty of Dec. 16 from Stephens Jtuiior Junior High Scpool Friday even­ College, Columbia. Mo., to spamI ing at her home with a holiday the Chrlatmas holidays with hir nrenta, Mr. and Mrs. John A! dinner party. The home waa decorated with lick. 110 West Sixteenth Street, festive . Christmas arrangements of greenery, Unael and candles. ng Games were enjoyed throughout the evening. rs. Those attending were: Mr. and w, at Mrs, R. E. True, Hra. Georgina Hnmll, Mrs. TV I, Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burney, Mr. Edward Marshall; Mr. and Mrs. Eaton, ee Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stine, Miss S. Elizabeth Whlgham, Miss Adao f. laid Richter, Mr. and Mrs. Ball inand Mr*. Turner. nd -nl t A . K. ROSSETTER FLORIST 113 Vi Magnolia Avepue PAGE Tim E E THE SANFORD* HERALD;‘ SANFORD, FLORIDA JEtiPAY, DECEMBER 1^1915 CHRISTMAS DANCE JOE MCCASLIN. MARJORIE TEP8IC, MR. BART PETERSON. of the LIEUT. WIRKU8, guest u MOBLEYS, and others aftcr n recent performance of the Prorlnee Town Players . . . SUSAN WIGHT will graduate Jun. 10. 1046, from Womans Modicsl College of Pennsylvania In Philadelphia as a M.D. Her piclure was In Life magazine Dec. 10 Issue on page 91. The ‘ article featured women doctors and SUSAN was in the upper light corper . . . She Is indeed something to lie proud of . . . a woman doc,n tor! Can you believe it . . .C.E.T. sflonsorcd by ORCHESTRA Tickets on sale.at: Perkins, Touch tons, The Sanford Herald ai|d Fla. State Bank. Script $1.00 per person — tax Included Junior Top of Sthin Silk and nylon. Rayon crepe skirt. Lime, Pink, Aqua. Slu e 0 to IS S arice Is Gi ven 'By Les Souers Club Meeting Is H e l d By Dirt Gardeners plaint)* from under the lighted Christina* tier weir, exchanged by the member Mrs Cnr.pman served refresh­ ments to the truestk ns they ar­ rived. Those nttendlntr were Mr*. II. M. Papworth, Mrs. K. R. Clem­ ents. Mrs. Charles Fisher, Mrs. E. Gt Kilpatrick. Mrs. II. W. Itueher, Mis. John Kick, Mrs. A- K. Ilos-etter. Mrs. Voile Williams,^ Mrs. Genrire McCall., Mi s. Ia-ii Leshcr, Mrs. II. \V. Turner ami Mrs. A. .1. TOomoh. A COMPACT IS A KEEPSAKE Tin- Dirt Gardener* >Circle of the Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. S. C. Dickerson Friday for the December meet­ ing with Mr*. It. W. Wilke, rhuirmSn, presiding and present- j lug each o f the II member* p r e s e n t v ie w "constitution" of the Garden Club of Sanford. Itnllcnll was answered with favour?" Christmas flowers ami an offering was taken which will la* used for purchasing pot-, ted poinaettlds for Welch Con­ valescent Hospital in Daytona llem’li: Mrs.oH. ll, MeCnslin. Mrs. W. A. Fitts. Mrs, George Hardin and Mrs. It. A. William* volun­ teered to arrange Christmn* wreath* and bankets for the 1 despinsarv of the Sanford Naval | Air Station Mr*. Williams, horticultural | rbaii man, commented briefly on the cactus ■*plant. A number of plants were exchanged bv the member*. A Christmas greeting wa- signed by those present to semi Mrs. itnrrv 'HW-reii who is in Pennsylvania slaying Xvith her sister who is- ill Mrs. Clyde Ramsey presented Mi*. J, I,. Kminisor who gave "I cgrttiis of tlie Vulelide” nftei which Mrs. George Harden sang Christmas rands with Mrs. Wilko ns nrrompanist. The Ilium* of the Dickerson home were in-mitifully decorated for tlie occasion with 1did ion I scenes ami a lighted Christinas tree. * ^ .aidSm A GIFT SHE’ LL A D O R E ____ Iltinrlsmni- K nt It o s PltlAlks s oil Chased M e t a l -tv i 1 h Plastic Top New Mahogany Colored Plastics Satin Lustre Knaineled Metals. for il B illy feblcr Crum Mathi Ilayni Merit Aline Cnmll ton Al* rcll. fellei Y Q W E L L 'S " Blouses Make Wonderful Cotillion Club Dec. 21 — 9 P.M. til ? Woman’s Club Cypress Gardena. Most of the clothes were de­ signed bv leaders in the new FtorlUa fashion industry. The style parade climated two daya of extensive photoginphlc work staged to present to the nation a pictorial story of what the well dressed wuman will wciy next summer. JOAN and BUD WILLIAMS entertained approximately Tii) San­ ford and Orlando boy* nnd girls Saturday night at their dream o f a plate called "No. 10 Down­ ing Street" across the river on nu island near Enterprise . . . ill n rustic atmosphere a pleasant evening was enjoyed by nil what with a trememdous indoor fire, uinnx.*.o“ td°or ./ip -s , a delicious supper nud o f course Christmas enrols were sung . . . MR. nnd MRS. DINGFELDER entertained REGINALD nnl RITA GOODE DR. and MILS. BARKS. MRS. J. The Rose Circle of the Garden Chili gathered at tile home of Mrs. J. L. Leo Friday with Mrs. Jrvintr Felnborjt as co-hostess for a Christmas luncheon which » m served by candlelight. Brazilian pepper nud poinsettias, amUotlier festive decorations were * used throughout the home to create tho holiday atmosphere. The luncheon table was lnid with n Iduc lace cloth nml cen­ tered with blue candles. Mrs. Charles. Wilke sang softly "The Lord's Prayer." Mrs. L. K. Spencer made the muin address which concerned camellias, types, varieties and their cure. , Mrs. Kmlor Curlctt reported that Mayor Higgins had assured the committee that the fireplaces ami benches would t*e placed In Fort Mellon Park for picnics lid the circle voted in' improve In- beauty nT ,ths |U<rk. -*^ln>. Julius Itingfeliler spok'e of the good fortune of Sanford in having attracted the Provincetown ^flayers and, urged all member* to supiiprt tliem. It .was Also dis'ided that the circle would decorate the USO for the tiulidays. Mrs. H. 11. McCaslir. eluh president, was honor guest. • Those present included: Mrs. Fied Wilson, Mrs, I'm • leu. Mrs. II. II. Coleman. Mr(W A. Morrison, Mrs. It. F. Cole.* .Mr*. W. K. Watson, Mis, Edmund - Stowe, Mis. Gi-oigr Bailey. Min. Ed Lane. M s. Diugfelder. Mrs. C. P. Hemleison. Mrs. 0.‘ P. Heiilon, Mrs. C. L. Parks. Mrs. A. W. Ep»*. Mi». FVinbcrg, Mrs. I.oe, .Mi's, Wilke, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. I I. Frailer. Mrs. II. 11. Crumley ami Mrs. McCusilii. IV*well, Ijturirr Item’d, Lawrence Horton, Robert Knlttotn. \Vnlter Mrs.' Ralph Chapman Mend Smith, A. C .. itoudney, Entertains C i r c l e Freddie Gloyd. Gene I.eGetle, Malcolm MiuNeill. Hilly Oray, The Central Circle of the Gar­ Kenneth 1-cffler, Joo Wnthen, Waller Schnahc, Wesley Jackson, den Club met Hoc. II nt the home K, l\ Harper, Jr.. .Inmen K. of Mrs. Raich Chapman, 206 East Hvi nikm, Iloh Crumb-v, George Tenth Street. Mrs. A. J. Pels*r ox. Thurston Rubcm'k. George son presided during-tho business Spencer. |meeting in the absence of Mrs. F. K. llolr. chairman. Mrs. It. W. Turner presented "Plans foil Christmas" and potted TERRACE TALK fnihton nll-wrnlln-r jacket in a rcniurkalilc new spun n ito n fabric MRS. J. I„ HURT will enter­ tain for MRS. J. I- HURT. JIL, nnd MRS. CLYDE HURT De­ cember 26 at K-.00 p. m. The two honorees plan to make their homes In Sanford so the party will ba an opan house affair and an Introduction to the hometown buvs nnd girls. For a recent P. E, O. meeting held in the home of MRS. D. L. THRASHER the Christmas dec­ orations were the most beautiful I've seen in a long, long time . . . MRS. ELVIRA GARNER niitde diminutive figures up. proximately eight inches high of the characters • composing the manger scent . . . Mary, the child wrapped in swaddling clothes lying in Inc manger, thr wise men and sheperds bearing gifts far the new- born babe . . . the figures so exquisitely made that the facial features are life-like . . . the clothes entirely authen­ tic . . when looking at the scene your heart Just leaps up •nd you discover a catch In your throat . . . because there is the Christmas spirit . , • this scene ’ will be displayed et the USD during the holidays and it would wall worth your while to go to ■ee it . . . MRS.* THRASHER'S mantel, whleh the lecorated her­ self, Is a blue end silver dream . , . she silvered Brazilian pep­ pers, legustrum, and pine^ roinbs^ arttf- Combined This- wlth~efi"7iU~ tractive arrangement of blue lights . . . the effect is electric t in the background arc graduated silver candelabra con­ taining blue lights . . . ‘ in the center ot the mental Is e large cluster of aihrer pepper and leguatram .and ell along the mantle small'flusters ere grace­ fully intarmwied with blue Trim the tree, wrap the preaents, hang the mlatleioc—but do not forget that ell important pereon— yourself. Too want ito look your beautiful beat for the holi­ day festivities. After a-day of exhausting Christmas shopping, there's probably nothing more toothing and relaxing than • tepid tub bath . . . then- shower on ocontod talcum or fluff on silky bath powder of the same ewoet refreshing fragrance. Tap It off with a cologne sprayed all over your neck, cheat, iand ehouldera in an enveloping ntst No matter bow tired end Wiled you may here been. you’ll lie) as fresh ee clover and look an fresh as you foal. I . * Florida’s first {outdoor stylo snow’ of tho seaeoa wa» held at Vinter Keren Subday when a bevy of girls from brer the state mended the lata* t» tropical AUSTINI^1 Toi>s for Christman gift-giv­ ing! Beautiful b lo u s -u s in white, bluck and pastels to wear with p jacket or without. Glassies to give the efficient office look— "dressups" for glamour and femin­ inity. Lovely blouses, all of them for all the lovely girls Vat Dyed • Wind-Resistant new Jove Poplin jacket conies ‘in several T his other models Including the popular short "Bat­ tle Jacket” . ther Zelan jackets from $5.75 . . . iiulllcd lined zipper Jackets $10.00. O Open Thura.— Frl. — Sul. Evenings ’ til 9 P.M. Correct Men’s Wear* PICO THEATRE — OPPPOSITE VALDEZ HOTEL GOODE In thret-act Mystery Thriller — “Jealousy” — *, ”r "**1 •1 �THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA f*AO fc f l O t A CONTINUB tional Football league. Coltim said that he was making the an • I W ^ I I V V ■i » v M V . to SiMSt • nouncement end frumors k a uaS ik lf lln A ' In *ik d he «was shifting to ’ the '1 •newly formed AINAmeriea Conference. SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP • • Aulo AccefiHorles T ires and Tu bes • Wash. Polish & Wax • Radjo Batteries Jack K. Morrison Phone 37 201 North Park RE-OPENING OF THOMAS’ BARBER SHOP 108’ PalmYtto* Avenue After serving for two years in the U.S. Navy, I have ro-oimm'dj my barljer shop anti invite my friends to call on me. . A. L. Tomas, owner T U E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 18, 1045 8ECRBT DESIRE Woman Is Named Assistant Manager Of Livestock Mart JACKSONVILLE, Dec lft. TSperial)—"Appointment of Miss Nell M.. Kelly as asuJstant m nnager^f the Arcadia State Livestock Mar­ ket has Just been announced! by hef father, John D. Kelly. Veteran manager of thnt sales center, phted William 1,. Wilson, dlrectof of Florida State Farmers’ Markets, "Avoid chilling, fatigue or de privation of customary bodlli comforts.” rtffcffiA f. fiEcfi^men is, id-is THE SANFORD fifi&ALD. SANFORD FIORIDA Hurricane Nation’s Top Punier caused him to turn to Oklahoma, Depaul1positions when hr started BATON ’ R O B G E r Dec. 18. — (A P )— ' Recently at LouUiana State University they handed out a questionnaire for each student to fill out. One of the questions asked, was whnt Is youi* secret umbltlonl When nffklals came to the questionnaire filled out by LL S. U;*s big 215iund tackle, Arthur (Porky) avis, they had to laugh. His secret ambition ia to be a ballet dancer. E With -• i-d T # . Board Of Health I s s u e s learning “ Kvi-ryonc should Is.- ttktreincly carcnil to cover his nose an.I mouth when sneezing or.rongl-ing. Instruct others to do lik*ui-«n Don't lie prudish! Each tiny dmp 1st- contains millions o f gi-rnis. JULIAN STKN8TROM Hpmld Spurts Editor T U R K E Y SHOOT conditions. "Mia* Kelly has been actively msoclated with her fntheY In the management of the ArcaiRa market for sonie time, succeeding her brother, Dick Kelly, when he went - Inter military service. Her appointment as assistant manager follows recent War Department confirmation of the brother’s lose, he having been reported earlier as’ missing in an alrplgne -crashIn the South Pacific. -~**Rp fa r as I recall th|g-is the first Instance in Florida, in which the Bureau o f JVjjvejitable Disrasa womarf ' has been placed in A' ra said that report* of flu ai iicur-*“ responsible executive position irrn epidemic proportions are reselling ~ live stock market. Her father haw. the central office and warned that * ever gives Miss Kelly ranch-of th? an epidemic might lie in the off­ ing unless folks he careful not to expos* -themselves and others un­ necessarily. Particularly did ho stress consideration fur others by nnt mixing with groups ui.il crowds when coughing, sneezing ami running a. temperature. He listed this following prcvintu- . tive measures: ’ - "Reduce importunities for di­ rect contact Infection, such as in crotraed halls, qfol es and bus**." i" “ Avoid kissing . Do not use' common towels, glasses, eating j utensil* or toilet articles. Dishes' should bo washed In a stn-iig. stuipy water and ^raided tlioruuvh Seminole Gun Club Range Tom Lit-b is on his wnv out of the University of Pldridn coaching picture. The State Board of Control has refused *o renew I.toll's contract, .even though President Tigert recom­ mended Hist I.lclibe "Yetalned. . We’ ve blow- cmr horn a long lime for Jack Mc­ Dowell to step or- the Fieri­ . da-wene. flowever, we h'avekAown all along thkl .the chances arc a 100 to one that Jack wouldn't "have the position on s silver platter, lie’s to nicely settled at Rol­ lins. Hat this corner still want* to he on rerord as favoring Mrlk-wrll for Flori­ da's mentor, AVe talked with Charlie Wads­ worth of the Crlamlo Morning Sentinel yesterday afternoon and Ihe able sports scrilie thinks it will lie Major Neyland, former Idike Shore Boulevard East of Hotel Mayfair Starting 1:90 P.M. Wednesday, Dec. 19 (First Shot Free!) . Shoot for Hens or Gobblers SPECIAL NOTICE X-IO-^OJ*" Jio. 3 to 5 Day Dry Cleaning Service LAST MINUTE BARGAINS IN OUR TOY DEPT; * * 5 Day Laundry Service Colored blocks in We- recommend that new customers send their laundry last three days of week. Phone 475 X .1 0 -9 r s 3 0 * Percale Doll . s e m in o l e c o u n t y l a u n d r y 19 W. Crd St. W a g o n ......... * were 2.(9 Steam Shovel.. were 3.79 co. Phone 475 T in y T ol Ntum-ral were 1.1.‘I other plnv- I ing minor Irugm- l>»|l. In 1U42, I he played left field and second bnse In the Virginin league, ifnd led the Irnirue in hitting with a mark of .lilt I and in home run* with 31. (II) Associated Pre«s) I Oklahoma A A-' .M and pc . .President- Thomas Richardson 1 ' Pflul,, the two teams which dr’*the Kasiem IciVjfIffTtill* Ikm' ii fought it out for the National re-elected cliairimui of the ex­ Na­ championship Inst season, may ecutive coininitlrc of the Is- the tennis to beat for this tional AssiH'iutinn of IVnfessional llnsehall J.engne. The next meet* sejson's basketball crown. . The defending champion Ag­ llijr of the mlnoi league* is ex­ gies have only one defeat to pected to he held in I-im Anmar their record. That was at ireles next year. the hands of De Paul by a score Prize money totaling $100,000 of 4d to 42. The. Aggies .licnt will he dlHtnliutril during 1040 three formidable foes during un to htg enr auto Hiring drivers eastern trip —Westminster, at five tracks in the Hast and Long Island, and Temple. Mid-West. Roy Kirhwinc o f Har­ Sparked by six-foot-nine-lneh risburg, Pa., says thnt the five George Miknri,-De Paul is knock-■ tracks are located at Winchester, ing over one opponent ofter an­ Ind.j Dayton, (thin; Thompson, other. The C’hlcaro quintet has Conn.) Fort Wayne,. Itut.; and I won six straight gtimes. Satur­ Williams Grove, Pa. day night, MHaiti set a new In­ dividual ri-oring record for I'hirugn Stadium by tallinv' ,T, Mum's The Word, Ox..Hays points- ns' fie- I'qul avoir Its arw I inv|t:itinnnl tourney by lienting MIAMI, Dts-. IP. — ' OiiltuifIndiana State. 74 to fill. cal genius has no, place in foul, This vtcek, De - Paul meets hull, according u* Co.icli Johrn Arkansas Stnte and Oregon (OxJ DaGrosa, whose Holy Cross State The Oklahoma Aggies will tcum facts the University of .Mi­ rest up for. the Oklahoma City ami 111 the Orange Bowl. lie Toyrney srrtvdulcd to begin Pee, doesn't believe m exciting the players with pep talks. 20. .. Other cage teams still unU-uteii include Cornell. Wyoming, Iowa, Kunsns, Kentucky, Purdite, Sunny Orange Howl flames Ohio State. Minnesota. New York Uhivrrsity, Notre --Dnole,' MIAMI, Dee. Ik. A —Only one Michigan. Rice, .Yale, Syracuse, i time slnco establishment of a Tennessee, Indiana, Ohio Uni-1 weather >bureau in Miami has vvraity. West ..Virginia, Uavlor, there been ralnfalfon New Year' Texas Christian, (teorgia, Molly afternoon and that was in I1I21L Cross and Indiana Every Orange lluwl game lui- * Schools with strong ouintets, tx-en played under idenl wenthei although lientrn once. inrlude' roudltlmiH Rowling Green, Arkansas, St. ] •lolui'e, Rumple, Colgate, . I -mg Island University, Valparaiso hnil For Your Christmas T h ^ t ^ ‘ fiotball 'vrlten. have selected BlnnehaM llikh hchmd ilinnililnn. hip h ridaj ,|lr fntcrcnl|p|rlttt* plaver Supply and Hunting biniuiiig when they defeated the of 1W*. 1Bhmrtuinl. pollr.1 <14 . enli'i ghls in iIn- inter-class vote* out of 120 votes cust hv Trips — See final by the m o m - ,,f I I to |a. j wri,erM in p|c|,lng an All.lining the ehapel program. |America f.mtbull team. RlanehNie Seniors captured an early uni’s teummate, Glenn Davis, lead but lost it to the Junior-, received lit) votes. And another Bill’s Package Stort? who maintained n one to two Army player, DeWItt t'oulter, point lead during the rest of the I n tackle, polled 100 votes. and Bar . K»me. • I The former major league pitWhen the final whistle blew, cher, Wesley Ferrell, has bifen 112 W. 1st. Phone 880 the score was tied hut officials named manager of the Lynchhad called n foul ugninst the Senl- burg, Vn., .clob of the Piedmont ( ors a split second before Marie League. Pofchl made the free shot which! herrell started out last year gave Ihe Juniors the champion- u* numsger of the Greensboro ship. I club of the Carollnn l.eague. Rut Marie Przold lead the scoring! !•!' h5 d. ‘ ° E’*1* " »nd return to Buy More Bonds for by, making five Held goal* *nd1 "Hera four free slu.tr for all ..f the f A|(l . „ n » i - . L n ' , Juniors' 14 points. Helen llowen i1* 1' wrn’' " P"«,h»r VICTORY! niutli* two insl. iin.i n r - . I lhe big leagues, arm trouble Horseshoe I’ niverslty of Miami's Orange Howl eleven. In'lhh first quar« ter, 02 points have been'•scored wfilh- in the final one, 00 points h/tve gone on scoreboard. . SHOW O c a r d a n d posters Dee’s Sign Service ( 0 . I). I.A N D ItK S S ) N. PnlmHlil .\VV. Phime BICYCLE ACCESSORIES ttnllfnst ( ’h tins Shueplkin Soul Covers FIlJSlllijLrlltH . . .• . Winchester. Batieries Mctnl Baskets ^ . Rubber and Plastic Handles ( bain Guards Kick Stands ROBSON SPORTING GOODS, The Junior C|«ss Klrls Harry * were .98 Nursery Rhyme Art ion Toy .............. were 1.19 Chalk & Blackboard ...... were 1.00 Nurse K i t ........were 1.98 B ea u tifu l. . . U se fu l. . . The P e r fe c t G ift I Pastry S e t ....... were 1.19 Sm our Mniational Chriitmas values In smart mirrors. Your choice of styles and sites . . . a ll with bright, clear plate glass. . . beautifully framed. Pictured] X -11 (price); X -19 (price); X-'10 (price); X -4 (price). Little Boys’ Favorite Prices start as low as N ED 4 0 .9 5 Rnbhor R o b e s.....................v....;.;..::..-. Out ol tho ffrv ice and iqio civilian Kio? Prolrcl your m w , and prized posses­ sion!-. again.-il loss. Insure through this agency and be cctIciin your needs are eiioclivoly covercdl H. J A M E S G U T A G E N C Y PHONES MEISCH BLDG. 78 49 ano UNCLf jom S M IT H *, M jrr. < *rrr Guest Towels and current Fldridn Military Amilemy mentor, told the As•ocltited Press that he Is ilefin Itely interested in the position. However, Rugcru favors n pla-i to secure n ilntionnlly known coach for the pud, Rogero says he bus been working for a chance at the I- lurida • position ever since he l-egun coaching 12 years ago. The AuMiirluted Press re­ ported this all minor that, Lleb expressed surprise at thi dtelslo- nt the Hoard of Control not to renew his lontrart. lie reported that he was Ird to believe- other­ wise. I.i(*li said, **l’m IntJrrstrd In physiral rducatidn rnd ... HJH...., __ r . the field if the right oppoVtunily ^iresints itself. Meinwhile — Who Florida's nettt roach will Ik- is pnybodyTg guess. Junior Girls Win Local Hij»;h School Basketball Crown x^—i r , x$o* were .98 Frame PAGE FIVS and Marie Pczold. Meinbci-, of the Senior team Wrere Dorothy Crumley, Johnnie May Bowen, Helen Rowren, I.uc.v Pelonlon Evelyn Matthews, ller* tic Mae McClelland, Hetty Jo Brock, Ruth Snrkett, Ann Daveil, LorileL Thumu and Martha —C ara X n m r, l.u r e la l.e T i w r - i : i n « . I 'r la e s b -lll. I lu ll.r e , . t ir o , reaar * ■ * . earn l l a r l n r l l T a llr lr le a ' a a g Touchton Drug Co, THE REX AI I. STORE FIRST A MAGNOLIA PHONE 32 ovrn r,mi.non PRESCRIPT IONS FILLER Part wool or all wool, solid colors and plaids Australian Fur Rugs Play Suits'...... .. Fitted or unfitted Ta^ored Kits .... With or without sipjxirs. All leather > Shorts..’.!.................... Aluminum Tie R a c k s ...................... Card Table Covers .... Pictures :l ' Hickock Belt and Buckle S ets........ Leather H andbags.... / PIr (Iraki, in ftrown Rnd Black, Sires 40 to -1G Nyfiin S ca rfs..... m u * VJ ''T' ’ d P f > Billfolds.... Costume Jewelry ! - Quart Capacity I LODGE & f*ON GROCERIES - MEATS VEGETABLES Cold Preparations A cheery whistle telle when ho water-! boUlng. 2-ut. Tie Chaips, C^Jlpr Bars, Key Chains ' W l.lsilln p f ' Vk T e a K e l l i e Ii3 9 , Hickock Jewelry for-Men e lat a Naatanl I'haae IB4 lllalrlbatara ml r. n. Wialrutl * Naa* *»»<■ ' aa4 w arte Perga, JEWELER • Dinmonds-Watciie All Leather Coats and Jackets ' JENNINGS SEED STORE Very well mad« tracks vitb jronr choice of reveral ztyles. BrlgliUy painted and rcallctic looking. About twelve Inchee long. Ml P . Sn4 St. Money Clips, Sterling S ilv er............ r.lrrlrlrnl 9l M M H o | l n U N C L E %% I O S N Cop.vri-hi-494& I'uhlifln ;- Pi'.ittrr’ TFTVIN-, Inr We Oonnlne sheepskin. Plenty of pickets fer valuables. * •Rnat p ro o f, ;WJnthiroot ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO. OS U lllfa ld Chrome Pocket Lightc SANFORD Plump 5 P k a a e 4* LIQUID. TABLETS, SALVE. NOSE-DROPS — CAUTION USP. ONLY AS DIRECTED * ' With 3gemIllNt»l|var .tjollnr The Kilgore Seed ( fis them. Just rail m BAUER RADIO & CAMIMIELI, SECURITY ELE C TR IC SERVICE FEED & SEED STORE Hi* Maeaalla Ave. Pbaae St ^ e t c h l e f s ..... Compacts t T, T , . a. . USUAU.V TM'GUVlVlATt ..... - O . • Sets & individual packages m W J Aft^r Shave thtion Sweaters............ ■r^ Talcum Perfume ............. Shaving Cream Corde’ Hand Ba; Hair Dressing ^lizahethitrilen Soap Make Up fi r- ! HANOiN* VOU OU1 F R t t AOVWt ON HOW f ' MAKE. A MILLION QPU.AWG----- V ■ c L fm k HA5NY GOi % \ ’ For Radio and pairs See— Electric * I m in i Re­ mIm. u i ii . ■or I \ u h IIi Ave. I lmMii >a,r kiuin, .'.M l n i l n u n , n u 4 l l ' e a l l l l ■•••M | .r«M lin l , lu ilu I . rrm i ELECTRIC BERVICE Co. ih r A lt > uh *■ «• |M|irret MAFFE’IT’S AUTO SERVICE r * . ! » let % a * '• I’nik A.r, •LJLTE PARTS 8 SR ERH - DISTRIBUl Seat Covers All wqal *nd port wool. Navy Blue or Black .Mufflers, all Wool or R ay on ........ Solid color* or Fancy pattern*' Bora’ UNCLE JOSH gay«: I'hoo* a m SANFORD Auto Porta Co. Dorothy Gi C o » i« . s 'a - . AHWool Sport C oa ts........... Trumpet horns Wall Type Can Opener * • . Shower Curtain Set .... •-v . . er-.,fcw ’•**. j *«.f r 1-'- jfY' ;i Mixing Bowl S e t s ....... ................. « ,r l ...V • Our experience should qualify u« to give motorists "free'advice." Our bast bet for keeping your car rurirflng smoothly Is to hare your Urea checked regularly, the oil changed often, and use only the best gai and oil from the iftjfU rOLE TIRE 8 H 0 f, ING THE CITY DRUG CO. p !E PENBLAR STORE M a |ai it. . rbo*e at, -r. . . . ^ STRICKLAND. LIQUOR STORE Bert Zaaltr say* hla ton apenas hall hi* monay on wiramln 'n* drink*, 'n' tho othar half foollEhly . . . Ona thing Is aura •bout racklaaa drivers, they don't stay wracklats long. LANEY’S D YOU. TOO. WILL BE READING THIS DIRECTORY EACH WEfiK. YOUR AD WILL GET RESULTS r i l l l a z I ' n m l a l l u i h II i m.|m*i i>ai ra n *e oar « K oum illat St Andei • * ■ Tk. Walavrr. I m * �vc* STOW " V ,x a•<“*■ — — 1 Mil 1, / KJ.tj l‘U . -fj 1/1 j,;. 7*-r l.'H’K i, -;*D v p (, , I . r / qi pi fi v f j *v 1* ?{•/ r . ip*- ’ 4. ■ — ■ f.*-sr?i*T“ * ' 1 ••ii, . * wwm. f 1U * / f / f-1 /-■ vf;! H ^ Ji # * TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1015' THE 8 AN FORD HERALD. BAN FORD FLORIDA PAGE SIX I N ew T o r k . V SW Tnrlc B. J . O v e rstie e t, t*r. I t)gM A N ’ l>9 A O A I.V 8 T HAtO ..... ------ I, Nollro Is horehy Klven that A>d1 ml ta ln ls t ra lo r of the K f lT .v T K ; c tio n fo r d .v o r r e W b „ h b r.u * M 08c per line for three Insertion# of Joa m e . M W in n deceased aisalnst T u u am t e s r li o f you »(«■ lirre you and tImt yi,u *rt "" OTe par line for 6 Inaartlona b )‘ n o llf lr d and r e g u lr r d to present . . . U.7IJT7 asr. . t s i r i l T W l \ T l I ^1 t'O f#I1............ l i t Alt AjpIM TA b*nninfr in ,ho *5 per Una for 20 Inaartlona a n y c la im s and dem and* w hich « T Jill: '.V r .A a r * -’i L| t T ' s V ' m ” . “ >•«»** e n title d ( ’..^ rt ,, “ H OI CMURP (>lg% you. n r e it h e r of >ou. m ay hnv* Minimum rata* . . . 10c i i / i e . W r n l i r i * m i l l i l l t . " r th e Tth day f,f Ji*nuDr>\Vi LONDON, Dec; 18,’ (A*)— Bri­ T I I K H T A T K O P F U - lH IU A T O : n a a ln s t til* c s ln le nf J l s y ilaBlH . IS<« tn d e fa u lt ..f w h lcell said ruttie PHONE 148 OR BRING YOUR Ada'to THE SANFORD HERALD BODV AND bender deriis, PWlt J«nif*n K„ V\‘ h U tit t<>n, . . , | w ilt prrM'eed ex p a rte. (f r e e s t r d . ta ts of m M C o u n ty, t'1 (1 . l l A L I * < ( d . t . lt .n tain’* court of last resort —the 20* W rjft 100th Hire** I, » , Count, fire Wnrd* to the line* Including phone and address. . the O iU n t y .Tuda<< > f HemJnol*. ' ....................... W l.TN KH it m y hand nod * , * ) , , Injury nr farting should be House of Lords — turned down A p a r t m t iil 41. I'otiniy. Florlilit. at till* All adrrrtiaamente for altuatlone wanted will be charged for at the C le r k of the n baV rx M ) l«d C„u‘r i corrected now to combat aging an appeal hy William (Lord Haw Now Y o r k C it y . N*. V. Hu*' t-otirl liouiif' of nu UI County rtf ! A IA II* LA N I» C O u L l K H t ills 30th day o f . Novem ber m ( regular classified rates. I >efr II da u l. O il and neat her'rig, A new pain- Haw) Joyce to escape the gallows. tkiflifonL Fh»rt*l0u within rlkh* in*' " I*. IIK H N IIO N ' 170 \V h t MIL M A R Y L A N D t ' O l .U K R . w h o — rm l,it m on th * fro m tbft llm® of J” ** T i l leu* method awaits you at 171-rIt of sa id C ir c u it tv.urt Joyce is under sentence of death 4735 AnihorU*y A M im r . • a d d ie s* I* C4I W est I7»tli M- (Circuit Court Seal) firs t p iib llc d tio n of lh l« , n m lte urt* ...... YATUfl-AUTO-FAINT -Afor treasonable. broadcasts ha , , UeLUiUltUu 2X 4 L ii i hiiiil, . Ko* I* r lk liu u r ilcm anrl « h j l l Jlfi FOR HALF. BODY SHOP A hWorn till 1 of co m p infn t lm% liiif w-fItlttic*. m nl -b r ill ntftltt! tin* ntade from Germany during the SMALL two bedroom furnished I0S N. Palmetto Are. Phone 371 war. He was not In the House |i****n H I m I lim it net $ till l u r H n for of r c tl'lrn p o nn«l po*! o f f lr v m*by Atiruj W Siltan tim , tlirp c H i p 88 of the r liilm a n t , *n«! flhnll b® PILL up with keivnene and fuel house, located outside city li­ when the Lords announced their tllvora# p r r * i‘n tj*’ nrt» th m tfa rw tr» iuim iiiiim l i ir i ir n to by ih»* rln lm n n t. iiKf'nt. oil. mits but within three miles decision. yiiii In It* uni! ht fun" H id or Attorney, fttt«i «njr Midi c*InItf» H tV ASIII*flto*nn(.|iincs repaired— II. II. POI’ K CO., INC. center of city. Quick delivery. The appeal for the Naxi propa­ *'iri'u1 1 C o u rt In unit fo r Mwmlnul* t]i*matnl tint mn f llr n **Ii h 1I hi* vnlflami alt home appliances. CaldH. C. Dultoie. -* County* P lorltitt on^ th e 3rd t!;iy TIENItV IIKItllEKT Mr* wfell General Repair Shop, 707 gandist was baaed on the conten­ of J a n u a r y , A. l>. lt*4H, o l l i i i w l o CAHLIN rWO FARMS FOR SALE-On* tion that he wns born in tho Uni­ *lM*ri*ri pru co nffttit! w i l l bi* en i North Mills, Orlando, phone 4 h K x f f u l o r nf IH® Lit Ml W ill Alio 1 acres, tiled land, 1 good well, FOUR foot nine wood, no de­ ted State* - in Brooklyn — and iiMahiNt m u . T»— tnniMit »»f Mi) .'Uilll _ 2-1072. Prompt service. livery. A. M. Remnant. Phone 2 story house, 1 car pamge, 1 II In fu rth e r o i i |»*»m I that thl« thus could not lie guilty of trea645—\V. n o lle * h r |Uil.llfl!tr,i T h r Hanford F I rut puLI lent ton N ovijnibur 2W» cool house, 600 ft. West ot Hon to the British Crown. m l i t nrwpiiEpr*! p iib tlnlirtl In Lake Monroe Post Office. One Expert Auto Repairing Joyce was the second person to' HHai n*fo n i S r ml null* **<mrily. F lo r id a , tir ok Tilt: t i n ' o —5 acres, all tiled, good well, 2 EVENRUDE -motor In good conHarflrld A Jackson learn this week that hie death unit ffteli w r r k fo r fo u r r o n r r r U - inj i ncm iiit skminoi . i : n ii.W ti ilition. Yates Auto. Paint Shop, •fory house. 2 story ham, 14 in connection with sentence for treason would not w rrk p . s t a t i : n r ri.nntiM. 108 N. Palmetto Ave. W IT N E S S m y Iiutul ntui o f f ic ia l IN U K T I I K K H t A T K n P mile west on Orange Boule­ Yates Auto Paint ft Body Works he stayed. The British Home Of* -" ill nt -Sanford In i l i n C o u n ty nf J A M E S St. W Y N N . Ilrcv a.r-d vard. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, Phone 371 fico announced earlier that it H* mltioIt*. StttU 1 of I % f i i l i t llila 1117* COHN ALL YOU WANT, IN P l l i r l l A T K ' Phone 18. would not reprieve John Anteryt —i ut, day ..t tic-ember, a im . TU A L L W IIO S I I T M A Y CON . $3.66. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed who also was convicted for his ti o, p. rkundon C K t lf f ! AUTO PAINTING Store. Phone 868. ROOFING — Brand new, solid C l r r k of r ir » u U C o u rt broadcasts for the Naxia. Amery' N o lle , Is lir r e o y «l»> d H ist By C.W. "Put" Johnson ' aluminum sheet roofing, V* II J . U V K I t S T I l K K T file d h is -final is the son of L. 8. Amery, Secre­ i it* i lii nil W . Spi-m-f i% crimp and snap lock styles. Phone. RADIO, Delco table mo«lel In good 15 yenra experience In auto and tary of State for India in the S olicit n r for l*l« ln tirr. r r jjiiit un A ilm ln U lriiliif" ( C lr r iilt C fiiirt Hra I j ail craftpainting. Sanford's, popu­ condition. 1DH VV. tlth St. i?'M:ni® 1*1 , JI . Wyiyn., •*«’ * Wlre-Wrlte at once! -Fulenwlder Churchill war cabinet. cfnfr***!;--41mt - W * fu*(itioA M fg.‘ A -Distributing Co., P.O. PRE WAR Junior * b o i’s ■ bfcycK lar *'alnt author ly. Amery. it sehorfuled to go,,to fu r f in a l illR rh ar*® . *r\4 tb » l bv* HOLLER MOTOR SALES Box 3861, 010 Lancaster Drive, the, gallows tomorrow. » U*w- IN TIIK rCIUMT Oh' TIIK t'OI STV W ill ji i>| • v in ttif IfbVlOl il*h K W, hone first class •condition. Pm 268 W. 1st SL W a ri .** JN nin ty J I i J km «*f N rm lnnl* Orlando. Phone 21730. ever, no date ,h*» lieen set ah -st 562-K, • . Jt tlliK NKIlIvnl.n I’OI ATV. frijin C v . KN irldn. 09 111 ® 2THi tlfl)' fur Joyce* warning. When the Kl.onillA, l\ 1*11011ATK. nf l».4*®t»ib»*r. m i , fm* ftpprnvaL blIKKT Music, popular a n d ATTRACTIVE new pony skl/U3 sk;®* MOTOR TUNE-UP nHTATK UK nf Mimp *uu> fi*r f in a l illa c b a W House of Ixtrtls announced Its IN UK: standard, Oook music and muaic Iir c e s s e d . coat, xixe M to Id, too small for rFactories recommend it every decision regarding Joyce today, M A Y M A IIll.t n A ilm ln la lr a f o r nf th® nf 1 Instruction hooks at The Music Owner. Sacrifice, Call Mny- 5000 mile* or twice a year. Es u man sitting in the public gal­ T O A L L U t lB D IT O IL 'H A N D P E R .1 a flit's* - ah IV jn n , r||Vr®«M*»l, ^ f*n HON8 I I A V I N u r t.A IM H O il | (M b SCttt d ay of Nnv®mht*r. I l l Box in tho Princess ■Theater JOe par Una for on* Huertivn FOR SALE^- DO YOU need a plumber? Call Roy Wall, licensed and ex­ perienced. Prompt, courteous service - Phone 813-M. Appeal By Joyce I s 1 LEGAL NOTICE Denied By Lords ^ It's what you of it that counts! c . ■" ' !■ - —l — 1 fair. 1200. sential to. efficient car perfor monce. Our expert mechanics and FOR SAI.E Sun Motor Analyser assure satis­ 10 house* In colored section, pri­ faction. Come in today. ced at $4,250.00. Terms, HOLLER MOTOR HAfc$5S Robert A. |W31liams * 208 W. 1st SL Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Bldg. NO MATTER NOW YOU FIGURE, IT ’S GOOD, SOUND ARITHMETIC! lery cried: "This men Is inno­ cent. I prophesied the death of illtler nnd his return." Officials silenced the man imme­ diately.. ’ tECORDS - All the latest ponuI b i s , string music and album sets fur Chrjslmaa gift* at your music store, The Music Box In the Princess Theatvr Not in Orange Bowl INCOME property — Six apait- EXPERT service on machines. Bldg. ilient property on' Fork Ave., Electric irons, oil heutera and MIAMI, Dec. 1H, — In this1 close in, completely furnished rook stoves, backed by 10 years' liny of T-formution offensos, the i CLOSING OUT ALL with modern furnishings. This experience. Phone 701-J. TRUCKS AND Orange Bowl will be conspicioun apartment has been an attract, THAIBUS by the absence of the fast-breakivc income property for several 40 Dodge 114-ton cargo — $710 ilig attack. Both itltdy Cross an:l yenm. Now paying net In­ SEWING machines ietialred. all University of Miami utilixe the ’43 Dodge Pick-up ------- 050 makes. Williams’ Fixlt Shop, come.. of 15 pcrcon on asking *42 Ford lV4-Ton cargo — 096 single wing. 206 W. 1st St. price with rentaln-nt approxi­ ~41- llhdv. I14-U)n cargo --*— 775 mately pre-war level. I con­ '41 Chev. l'l-to n cargo ......... 875 sider this property un excel­ *40 G. M. C. 2V4-ton 10-whecl lent income Investment. cargo - • 0i)5 Fred -Wl Bender, Beal Estate 710 G. M. C. cah over eng. van 750 *360 International 2-ton ........ *360 Room 2, Florida State Hank Bldg. Phone 10.10 *38 Dio. T 144-ton stake ...... Io0 *40 International tractor, big RED room suite, 5 pieces, solid tires ........ 7..11 walnut, springs ami' mattress; *43 E. H. T. Mack tractor like Sofa bed: chairs; table and renew — 2500 rurd stand, good condition, = *40 G. M. C. tractor, rcnsounlile. Can be seen from 600 motor —.----- 150o 2:00 to 0:00 P. M. Lieut, *30 International tractor, 0-50 .Waggoner, 601 Magnolia Ave. K-8 motor . ........ 1000 '42 G. M. C. Bus, 214-ton, like MISCELLANEOUS new ——1695 Dorsey trailer, flat bed 250 OORIIOW .IIKRB WHKRK GMC Dropframe van trailer - 260 PRIVACY IS RESPECTED Klnghum 24-ft. frameless van trailer 050 YOUR natural desire for privacy In money matters Is strictly Traftmobllo 88-fl. stainless steel respected here. "Friends and framelest — 1590 relatives are not questioned *43 Black lilumiiud 30-ft. van, about your credit. Your cm. like new — - 1500 nloyer or business associates GIFTS TH AT M A K E A HOME— AND Wo also have 200 other trucks v llf not hear of your personal and trailers tn chonxa from. Gua­ TER CHRISTMAS IS GONE. affairs. There is no cause' for ranteed tu undersell any truck embarrassment. dealer in the country. Reasonable credit requirements. KNIGHT TRAILF.lt CO. No co-makers on monoy loans. Telephone 2261 W. BEAVER ST. Variable payment plana. Pll. 3-265F FAMILY LOAN CO. JACKSONVILLE* FLA Florida Dank Illdg. Phone 33 Seta COLEMAN AND' FAIRBANKS „ ^ ...v x t v x CIRCULATING OIL HEATERS, I . ( ) j 2 T X r E ( ) l J N n AT FRIERSON’S, Phone 23. O H V O U L f Oi count, you'd islhat hivs M lor ovary $3 you now have. Thai's whsl you'll have, loo, lor every >3 you invsit la Victory Boadt today and hold until lhay , mature. It's the sated investment ta tha world. Even though tho Victory Loan Campaign is over, your government needa your purchase* ol Victory Bonds. Buy mote . . . NOW. . ROBERT A . W ILL IAMS REAL ESTATE-BROKER Phone 732 Atlantic Bank Bldg U l<b ITT COMPANY FLORIDl POTfll LV IIIE IIIE III= lliE ill= lll= lilE ill= lll= IIIE = lll= ]ll= lll= IIIE IiiiilE III= lll= lll= lilE III= lll= lll= lll= lll= ( iiir | | CONTINUE TO BE APPRECIATED LONG A F­ jjj Table Lamps U oudoir Lam ps i ATTRACTIVE dog House, 3 ft. j.oS T : Duck and 14 little ducks, x 6 ft. $20. Phmie 707.* ' Inst .............. Wednesday nite. Finder notify Angel's Hat Shuck. Re­ USED TRUCKS ward. NO prospect of new trucks. M ost = the need fur trucks by buying ipl ■ one of our dependable uitd nne numnl ."Hutch". No collar when trucks, last seen. Finder phone 2GH-J. HOLLER MOTOR HALES 268-J . ___ _ ____ 208 W, 1*1, StLOST: One liver nnd while fe­ LIVE minnow's. Bullheads. Day­ male pointer puppy. Finder light Smith Grocery. notify K.W. Fite. Celery Ave. WHITE enamel 6 burner Flor­ LOST: Keys in leather cast, Tag ence Oil Range, good condi­ No. 17D-138H, in Post Office. tion. Jhune 767-J, Kinder please phone H1U-M. NICE 4 room bungulow in good LOST: .Young bruwn and white condition, gas, electricity, bath, pointer, answers to name of Urge ncreened porch, nice lot, Spot. Phone 107-J.______ ■hady, best >buy in Hanford. Immediate possession 2624 Or­ LOST: Car keys on miniature tag key ring. No. 1TD-2203, ange Ave., one-half block So(itb Ret to Burns Cleveland, 310 of East Geneva. Cypress Ave. Reward. THREE burner oil stove, port* able oven, used two months. RENT. $262)0. Phone 760-W. APARTMENT for rent, suitable unt the largest and ■ for two couples, Phone County st Pfcai_ _____ WaU ns and PEnglish 4602, or Short's Camp. , uU in town come to 110 West First SL You will find a com­ plete line of fancy fruit and HELP W ANTED— vegeUbles. Also Christmas trees with tree decorations. U. GIRL for soda Fountaiq at Lan— ey’x Drug Store—P art-time or -firAiken, Bnfull time.________ ____________ WE ARE fully equipped and know how to recap your tires. FOUNTAIN girls. A^jdy Natural rutber oi synthetic, S«i vice, Sanford Station. wr protect the sidewalls of yaur tire. Jones Tire 8hop> Cor, 1st and Elm. phone 008. COLORED woman dishwaahar and rook, night work. Motora Inn, COMPLETE Broiler Plant cap­ LakefronL able of handling 300 -400 fryer* a week up to an age WANTED: Second co o k and dlahwasher. Apply chdf, Mount of I K- I S week*. ApproxlPlymouth Hotel. malely mataly 2000 chicken* 6 to 10 week* old. Dre**ing machine. Make me a cash offer, 2206 WANTED Seamatre**e* txperienced and in* Hanford Ave. phone 024. (Experienced. Permanent work offered.' Working condition! WINE for your fruit cake at are excellent in a well lighted Momar'a Soda Shop. and ventilated plant. Ad­ joining reataurant, where lun­ ALL DRY wines, I86c quart. ches may be obtained. Forty Momar'a Soda Shop. hour week. Monday through Friday, Life insurance pro.50 busml shipped ORANGES, vlded without eo^t. Bu* oer* ton* 7M-W. for you. vice from Banfnrd end Or­ TRAILER8 18 • 8/4 ton, al) itool. lando. Apply In pereon at it**) trailer* in atock At two wheri plknl. Sunnytowq Toge. Caa* ta • Speedy'Bale* A Bar-' **lberry, Fla. Phone 180. WANTED — Clerical help, male bicycle, Jr. alee, to Inch. or female. Chao* A Company, Mr. Ramsey. Lamps Desk Lam ps F loor Lamp:* Lovely desk and g .5 0 up mutching chair in M uJt o g a n y vencer, Book Cases != R o o m y book Q) I Qj FOR A' III W ANTEDWANTED to radio, Mr*. shelves In wal- i nut or maho- 1 gany from . . III IIS IIL ji 12’95 = III Drum For the combination living and bedroom Several atylea to select from, all ttpring fill­ ed for comfort. Knee-Hole Top EVERYTHING FOR A L U X U RIOUS LIVING ROOM! Complete 7-Pc. Outfit! A handsomely styled modern suite, with beautiful occasional pieces, careftilly chosen to give you the beat inowible value In a living room g.4 a ensemble of superior quality ami amarrsryliBS, Here’s exactly what you get:— Desks Modem or perioa Aioaern period d e s i g n s In ma­ hogany or maple. 4 0 .5 0 up Big Innentpring Sofa • Two Emd Tables Matching Lounge Chair • Two Fine Lamps Natural Pottery Bases Blonde Cocktail Table olhibn 27.50 fJP Tables ILtud polished m a h o g any, u a ni truly fine gift. 2 6 » 5 Child’s Desk and Chair . .- ' " A> gift any. child B eautiful M irrors our Hassocks Boudoir Little ones and big ones in all colora. Cairo wlir SU lovel W B l-S j n u t stuln^i j|^| Mid sturdily' S constructed. Ill rooms uparlde , . 0 .9 5 up Sy^FSf,-.; — _ _ 1 5 0 0 up _ _ s ■ "i" tp 8 *, : ill !!> YOUNG M M ,, r i NUMm N operator. Cbaao* A Co. SOFA BEDS ID >*■**.,, x ’& a i * : 1 1 �' I- % i In Unity There It Strength— TllE WEATHER To Protect the Peace of the Worldi To Promote the Progress of Amerlcai To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. Cloud*, cooler this afternoon, tonlht * nml Thiir'ilav. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPKIt SANFORD, FLORIDA, VOLUME XXXVII WEDNESDAY. DEUEMI1ER 111. Iill Assoc inlet1 Press lenscii Wire ChurchiU To Army Personnel To Visit Florida In February Be Cut On Dec. 31 Medical Department Officers Are Not Included In Point Reduction P l a n s WASHINGTON. Dec. 19, (A P )— Another cutback, ef­ fective Dec. 31, will make eli­ gible for releaae 600,000 more service men and women. The point score for enliatcd men be reduced to 60, and their length of required service to VI 32 months. The point. Bcore for officers will bo dropped to 70, and their length . at required ■onrlce to 48 month*. Thl* does not apply to male officers In the Medical Department. Three yearn have been lopped off the ngo limit which will be cot to 45 years for all Medical and Dental corps: of,fo r Dental and Veterinary Corps flcery except plaitic surgeons. As officers, ami Medical officers .ex. ceptlng certain specialisU, the W point score will be reduced to 65 One important change concern* WAC personnel. For the first time, their length of service will bo computed. Enlisted \yACa will be eligible for separation a f­ ter two years und six months of honorable service. The release for WAC officers I* set after three years and three months. Release will be granted on ap­ plication to WAC officers and en^ llstees married to discharged V veterans of World War II, re* gardleas of the date of their, enlistment. The critical score for WAC personnel will not bo re­ duced by the cutback changes. The Army aald It would continuo its current polity toward rsonnel in this country who no iger are needed and who are not uualiffed for overseas duty. Insufficient point* o r service will tot stand in the way 'of their • t.rompt relye* e. K Official Records Of Storm Troopers Tell Of Atrocities NUERNBERG, Dec. If). (VP)_ Official reconls of Adolf Hitler'*jruwn - shirU-d Storm Troopers ra tell the unvarnished story of w Xtrocitic* perpetrated by these Nail hoodlpma during the high time* of the former Third Reick The documents have been Intro­ duced by the American prosecu­ tion In the trial of 21 top Naxii on war crimes c hareel.-----One part of tha Storm Troop­ ers' records told how a single brigade of the troopers blew up or burned ti5 Synagogues during a two-day outbreak o f antiJewish terrorism. The records “ showed also how tha storm troopers were organised even before Hitler’s rise to power to beat up and terrorise all politi­ cal opponents. The Amelcan prosecutor* in­ troduced the records in their effort to win war crimes con­ victions against some 600,000 lefsar Nails- as well as the score now sitting in tha Nuernberg prisoner,;, box. The Trtorm Troopers are the • third Naxi organisation to have Ita secrets laid bare at the trial. Tha American prosecution con­ tends that six German organisa­ tion* should ' ba convicted as — ‘-rrlnilnil-gnrapi and their mem­ bers held guilty of war crimes In vanring degrees. Evidence already haa been presen ted against the Ifeii leader­ ship and the Raich cabinet. Still to' hare their stray In court are the Elite Guard, the German M, High Command and the Naxi 'However, sharply critical ques­ tion* by both the American and British representative# on the international tribunal have IndleaUd that the United States prosecution may have a hard Job In attempting to convict P ilot Club R aises 181.51 A t D im e Boards Th* Pilot Club, under th* 1supervision o f Mrs. Al Hunt, reported collections of 181.61 yesterday a t th* -Salvation Army dims boards, for Which they were commended by Major Allan & Whorton. Ladles of the First Methodist Church are In charge o f th* boards today. The following Uttar, sold Ma- First Sanford Escarole, L e t t u c e , Peppers Available For Mixed Shipment potted U taka nlaci- Thursday morning at the farms of .C.* A. Hinton and It. (}. Uehrens on tr.w wes. side., Sanford was drenched last evening and 'during the night with the heaviest rainfall of t i n, winter season,, l.:<6 inches up to 7:3U o'clock this morning, according to B. F. 'i.(.diner, weatherman. It the weather clear* up, it is exf acted tnat Irom six to eight car* of celery will be cut Inursday. > “ Zellwood, first to start cut­ ting had * celery that suffered from cold damage, reported M. C. Cullifn, sales mahager fo r Onase a n d Company. ‘TThe Everglades section is * mostly lair to ordinary, with some good quality. Some growers started cutting too aoon, ami quality would have been better it left tor two week*. "Sanford has -its share of troubles also; but if wa can keep level headed, keep our paper crews working and do not Jump too quick/ he added, "we stand a good chance of having tha best quality going out. Sarasota la also papering “ Movs ment should -run JO to 35 cats a day far two weeks, gradually working” up to 00 a Wt «y around mid-JAnuarp. Zed* afcyuld finish by then, and other sertiena will speed up. About 25 percent of the state acreage is ' Pascal. but shipments of this variety will be - tight until tha last of JanuTtir. CuJIum predicted that tbo rabbage movement will reach normal volume in three weeks. “ We admit being the bestquality section of this vege­ table In Florida, and most buy­ ers agree," he atated."Couliflower, retarded by weather, it just now getting underway in shipment. Escarole is available in carlota or mixed cars. Pep­ pers, eggplant and iceberg let­ tuce are available for mixed cars only. With hardly enough fruit mi hand to suprty the holiday de­ mand,. citrus packers yesterday and today were unable te get new supplies du# to the rpto interfering with tha pkklntf. Most packers will operate through Saturday and will probably b* closed during the Christmas week, although i»m* packers are not fully decided on thla, pending reactions on a meeting of the Florida Cltraa Co mmin*ion, decisions of jnufcjl may affect the marketing uf Sgrt Louis Rowland Is On W ay" Home - FAIRBANKS, Alaska. Dai (Special) — Sgt. Louis L. land, 911 Magnolia* Avenue, ford, te on hie w»T br Transport Command liner ts the separation center at Camp Blend­ ing, Fla., after 28 month* of service at Anchorage and at Ladd Field, llth Air Forca bo**, 76 miles below the Arctic Circle. Ha entered the aervice la No­ vember, 1942. During tha war Ladd Field wa* the focal point o f the Atalb (Alaska-8 Iberia) roots ferrying operations conducted by the Air Transport Command, Awaken Division. It was at this base that more than Ji>00 Iend-Iaaae lanes were turned ever to the uislan airmen after being flown S British Statesman And Family Seek Warm Weather And Rest During: Stay LONDON, I)w. 19, (A P )— The laborile Pally HeroM of ‘ London aald today that Wlaaloa ( hurckill .III resign from the leadership of Cenrervatlve P a r i r . The newspaper asserted tha* Churchill's raotpaation aa op* poaition leader probably will bo made public after hta forthroiring visit to the United State*.. ••-**4 ' ti \ s m \ ;;i t i \ . the court'* ili'tisiun nil lli Barge Line Tc Baltimore Mu Be Started Lot Freezing Weather Causes 34 Deaths Firms Urged To American Leginn Use Facilities Of Fledged $190 To Employ meiit Office Baseball Group usev. i19, v , (/P>— \ n > — HEIDELBERG,i Decv. irt of General The hosplti Georg* Rati tews that ha ia I low, steady immafntalning previously. Tha provement i btmetln from the General's bat gays the former ■wander "had a Third Army St. Hi* general vary good conditi*n ia WMpt." . Th* atat* Hiralyifs that rerroken neck sualulled from Ulned In aa grash la said to Hanged Treason LONDON/ convicted tin 19, UP)—Th* * NaxU chose p e r . 19 L.\l’,) — -'J'he Nr** .tim e r* t iniri Marl ia| has. reached i «!«•«-i—inn in the cbm - of 4 ‘apt t hnrli-N* MeVay III. I hr com miimler of the - unl.cn •f rill ser In»li»MilixiIIm Iiu * lirro n .1 ■luilteil ioi one cliarri- of in efficiency. Hue ever. no annminremen WASHINGTON, De*. 19. UP)— It’s official that Wlmton Chur­ chill U coming to the UnLeu States 'on a vinlt early nex. year. The White House an­ nounced to<lay that the former New Y in I.-I miuiiiI "S- n British Prime Minister will ar- j Taken shortly after the predawn colli* iilillg. Font of tie rira In New York in the middle persons were killed mid ul least fi.*, iuj I n - of I ho A rm y -i of January’. Ha will travel by Seaboard Air Line's wn-el -strewn Irarks about 400 nuh-1-ni.’i'i ahip. Announcement of hli forth­ the Florida-bound "Silver Mutear" uasheil coming visit was made simul­ taneously" In ‘Washington and lamdon. A t tha suggestion of hli medi­ Murray Scores Truman Plan cal adviior, Churchill will apend a month or mora in a warm location teeking a complete real. However, he will make at leaat one public appearance. Churchill will dltcuss "word affair*" In an addraaa at Weatmlnliter College, Fulton. Mia., on Mar. 6. 'I lie former premier will be intro­ C. of C. Officials duced there by Preaident Tru­ man. Confer In Jackson­ Churchill haa accepted the In­ v i l l e On Proposal vitation of Col. Frank* Clark to athp at hla house In Florida during Fabruary. He will be ac­ President If. II. Coleman, fiee.' companied to Florida by Mrs. D. Bishop, chairman of tha Churchill and hli daughter, Mrs. Traffir Committee, nnd Edward Sarah Oliver. Higgins, manager of the .Sem­ inole County Chamber of Com­ merce, attended a meeting in Jacksonville yesterday with I'ils-t Trasher of the SL Johns River Linn and W traffic consultant for tha Citv of Hnnm i . a . - r . • font, reganllng the inauguration | of a barge systum fn m Hanfuird to Bimrfmofj-, rhlladelpblil, nnd CHICAGO, Dec. 11, t/PV--Th* In a letter to the ('Imntber* of weather man holds out chilly prospects today for any rise in Commerce at Sanford, Jackson­ the thermometer,; Much of the ville) Miami and Fort Pin re nstlon la on a diet of snow and Mr. Tresher slated that if they rain, Meet and tub-aero tempera­ svill assist in making nrrtuu-emvnts with the Keconstrurtimi ture*. At least 34 pereons have died Kbiancp Coiporation to Iruse at as a direct result of the freexe. a reasonahle rate surplus equip Snowfall* from tna midwest and mnnt now uvniluhlr, he will |msouthwest are piling white drifts mullatnly inaugurate a barge and mountains along the Atlantic line operating from these unit seaboard. Easterners can expect in Florida to Baltimore. Phila­ JUST BEFORE T llE OPENING in Washington <>f President Truman's program for government fart-fin eight to twelve Inches of snow delphia and Trenton. — mainly in northern. Virginia, The^ It Ivers and diiarlhirs C o m ­ belt Rom*pork of Geoigiu. A ilin g eliaitniun <>f the mitted of the Jacksonville Cham­ settle striked, CIO Piesidenl Philip Murray (left) till "wholly ber of Commerce met to diseu- Committee. Murray Ivimrd Truman's plan ( Internal in the matter yesterday. The matter will bo presented to the ■semcold licit will -ease up somewhat, inole County Hpeclul Truff'**but tha chill will continue at Commlttee immediately. least until Friddy, "It Is very evident that llnFrom *as tarn Montana west­ coost line steamers w ill not re ward to Indians and Illinois, the sum, operation for the present temperature it only slightly until equable rates ran Is- work­ milder today. Thp mercury struck ed out with the Interstate Com­ far below sera In several sec­ merce Commission, which meat tions. Tarklo in northwest Mis­ that a resumption of,this s e r v o e souri has regitUrad an icy 17 is postponed indefinitely, Mi Commander Jack Itucru o f the below. Another batch of cold alr Higgins said, " if the plans »f Caniplieil-iuissing Post No. .’i.'t from Canada it expected to reach Mr. Treeher are carried out, the nf the Aniuriran la-gion an the Dakotas and Minnesota over State of Florida will have tinnmineed today tli'at tin- Legion the week-end. has pledged a donation of ft nit benefit of water rates for all tInto the proposed Sail told Biu-eliall Railroads screes th, nation are traffic that his outfit is uhle Association operating behloo schedules and to carry. • Brailey tlilham, who ha. I 'cti travel is disrupted in many sec­ "It is planned to make a pierepresenting Hanford baselmll iptions. Industries in Illinois and sentstion to the Florida dele, tcrests along with John Krider western North Dakota have been ration in Congress to upprnm h nnd Julian SUlwtwm, said tmlay left with W e W u g e of natural the Reconstruction Finance Cor­ that this is the first pledge or go*. poration on this project, pointing dontition to lie received towaid* North T o im Also has had be- out the Importance of it to the needed to nssuie operatic, during low - freeling temperatures entire State of Florida." the sum of HIU.00U to fl'J.nOO far south a*-Austin. Tcnn IS-, »■** and Birmingham! Ala., have IW The Hanford Baseluill A.- ociuw. Miami boast two inches of weather yesterlion will lie formed Thai-day ed the warnv flight when local basrlaill fanday, at 71 ab will inert at 7:3U o’clock at the City Hull. P a t t o n Continues To Show Improvement Proposal Would fiive Air Forces Equal .Footing With Land And Si* a Forces At Carolina Scene of Fatal Train-Wreck Missing- Youth Found h a - a c in i <1in* kI> In prrient uni ments b* it* officer* a*ain*'t tin- unification of tin- aintrd services *i-i-i im ii- •mil'll i lulu* bi I’n -iitrn l Trum an. \ iiiniKiraniliini « « * i*»urd In all N a il .mil Marine n lliri-re* in n - I hi- I'n — iilenl'- me»-.ige **n» being read lirfore (jingrc**. I mler ihi- Navy ordr.r, officer- are fnrhiiblen In express llu-ir oppo-dtioii In Ihi- merger evrept shea tailed u - wllni-*M-s before riim m iiii-i- oi ( onen-— . .< \ l ' ) - r I h r - N a v y Captain Warner Home Following fociiic S e r v i c e Was .Member Of Sixth Division Engineer Headquarters Unit i apt. Kianr. Warner, sou of Mi. and Mi-. Wen Warner and lunthri <>f ICulpli Warner? former City Editor of The Sntifoiii llenihl, let in tied to Hanford •Meiiila) nflf-iiioon yDci riving 37 mouth-- with Iiu* United Slide., Ann* Inin - iii the-Pacific Then ti i ef Dperulliins. • i**«ane In Coiipmv- s falling for a nicriror of tin- \tiny and Navy Into a single Depart­ ment’ nf National Defen.se. Mr. Tinman said under the pi'n|ioseil m erger, the a ir fo iv e s should In- fully ei|ttnl to iIn- land mid -ea arms. Thus the Chief Executive has stepped squarely into the middle of tin- lung and hitter contra*er<y Is-tyveen tin* Aimy ami Navy top i•nilltlnnds. lie is sid* *'.i|l- Warner euteied the .Viinv ilig—LiauLde'ely mill tin- Army, m Niivetnlieiv lu ll and : litittiir' tlirreuflwi aitcndeil ’ the 1-jigtpaua, llurp*. Offirci Cniiilirlnli- .-rhfttd lit Edit I It*Ivul r. Vn. lit* was gcad«i niited and eoiiiinissioned a - i -i ' iitT I lent i-n-i hi . lie t evolved iii« p n Hintullnm-ou.ily. Mr. T n tn a u has moilon a, first lleutciiant 1ii .liile, lu ll, and nils promoted In hi da-bed the N'avv'n la-.t hope fur ilrlay in iieiiun mi the proposal* the Pi i - nlent. "Furthe r Cnpl. Warner nerved with the Hnid filmed Sixth "Red Htar" Divihiun’s studies nf (In' i.ini-l'nl pitddem Hixth Engineers. lie ira ru n - iimild serve no u-eful purpiisi-." In his 5,51111 ivnrd uiessiige, Mr. inandiiig officer of the lli-iuiT iiiiiiiiii ileeluii’il hi- Imlii'f that ipiurtcrs Company. 111 mm led in Hawaii and time.i and the merger wn..ld prnvide tin- llilpaitiripated in eoiuhnt operation, timi with the l>i--t means nf-keepwith the divishm in New tiunien ini: the m a il fh, Pie-idelit said lie thiiught tin Niitimial Defense and 1.117.011. ,The -Red .'Star Division lin'd Department ahmitll l«- headed by the iivord foi ronsei itlii il.iv mu- enhiui-t offiri-i The Natioiiifl III riiiiiliiit in the Plieifii- riiea'i-i Defen a- lienil Wmlld operate with with 11H. WJiile the il ivis nni one underset leiai \ ami several opi i iiinl in l.iixon, it nilfteieii •.n„. limn lu-imllii—. - . < apt. Warner weaiPiicifie ’I hi'atei nf tlpei ation'. rihli- n with uiie uiTowheud ami tlu-e lint tie pnrtieipulii'ii stars lie also wears the Philippines Vn t m ) medal with one Imltle fa in riputiua tins, the Ameiieuii De fens,, nnilal. the Yn-tniy medal und the Pie-I'eatl 11n i >»*n ill All. T iiiiiiu m raid tH- Nalimi.il Drti'ilM' Depaitint tit -tumid haie a depart mental chief uf hluff, i ' i i Ii a rnminiindi-i foi each uf l lie Arm y. Ihi- Navy, and tin* Air Kuril's. The I 'l i—nli'nt iniggrittin- thl re iiiinpntU'Ut In am lie id lluit Ii, pii'icnl tnp-iic'livy lliitikiiig and ai'liuii bv any mm ni two luaiu'lu s -nf tin- services, ttii' k i 'v 'tm-dlltiii . in tin- departmeiit shuu|d la- rotated among the vuriniL at-rvlres. I lie Pier nit'll t tiHik note of the Nnvy'it -tilin g opposition hy de­ claring that olice tlie nn-rgei was effected, no officer <r civilian in any irrvice uuuld fail to contriliule Iii. utiuost to maki! the uni­ I’ fe. Iliirry GusUivson, former fication a Micceii. resident of Hanford, nrd Mn. Parity f,n air power i* one (iiistniNoii, arrived ivcently from of tin- point tie-M'il. hy. the Harry Gustavson Home Following Service Overseas former's aunt, Mrs. A .C . Thomas, 11)1 East Heveolh Street. A former employeu of The Herald and o f l In- Lloyd Thomim Coinpany o f Cliirag.i, Pfe. tinstavaon received In- Imnoraido discharge olid is now in the em­ ploy nf tlie Coates and lliiicliard Appinisul Company of I’hiriigo. Ing to a State Highway I Utrul |y him many opvningK fur skilled report,, knocked a ceil containing cmnlovrea and a good numiier of And Returned Home two negroes. W.A. M’alker and npcningH fur other types, but a C : . . ' rvn* .i>. in- ri' t-n Hylvester Keirel, o ff the Sanford, greater numl>er must I* filed A youth, found wandering the ]|,-tll I decoration ML Dora road near Sorrento at with the employment service in in downtown section nt aditl A..M. |u ^ht - l l f i i in I. 8:00 o'clock Tuesday evening. order to accommodate the vast last Thursday, was taken to police re-oivod five c Tha negroes reported to high- apply for positions in the very headquarters for ouestionlug hy f,„ m|j„n j„ Nor way patrolmen in Lake County »•••■ f “ ‘ ure. Mrs. Moselev Moseley de­ de- I'atrolman C-C. Bcdenhaugh. I ,.ru France, tin- Ai ux |rcteil to The next day the Imy was |nlJ,| IlMl| (Vnlrnl that they were knocked Into a dared that a number of inen quest ioneil hy (’ Ity Judge J.G, riltbom- inrliide tl water filled witch, were bruised have applied for work during the Sharon, who learned that his Conduit, Amcrinii and nearly drowned, and were holiday season.. und any business name was l.ewis Edward Whitely. 1German ocrupatioi fished out by another negro who m ||n or firm net-ding additional that lie was 17 years <>f age. -----------------___ happened to come along. They holiday empolyces ia requested to and that h* had run away fiutn V « , i 'e , » e i n < 11 ■I v t W B p r i l l l U also reported that the driver of contact the employment office. home fn Montgomery. Alu. the oil truck went on without Judge Sharon then directed i IliLis P r ill Mrs. Moselev stated that some stopping to help them. * veteran* have hern rimed on jobs Police Chief itov G. William* by the office but have left the to telegraph the lad's mother ill I ....... _____ ______ reasons. Montgomery rorfuFids will, which iitlon for various These veterans are requested to to send him home. This money —--American iiewr.|i „ . report their current location to was received, said Chief Williums w*_" *’*ir ni'proxlma officers took the l»oy ami pul ,nor,‘ lo l’“ * oul l*t D ies In Savannah the employment office for filing and him on tha bus for home. year ,,n . the Imai* _____ purposes. ' "Th# boy was given every con- " f . » ° “ J“ »t Mist Eiixabeth O'Connor, aunt sideration by Judge^ltaron." Chief newsprint o f Ml*. John Pattarson Jr., died William, pointed out ™ ° » rt‘? n 1 ment nuarlers said Monday jn her home in S a v a n ­ I thrr decrease in nah, Ga. Mint O'Connor was a m s m b f o f one of the old, well Harold R. Billlnosley, AOM known families of that city, and hod lived in the O'Connor home 2 /c of tha U. 8. Navy, ts envrith her neice. Mite May Cash, rout* to the United • States alnra tha death of her brother, aboard tha lUi.B. Hornet, ac­ cording to Information received today from the Berries F u r * Commander of tho Pacific-FI**L Ilia1 wUm resides *k 916 "Holly t A vena*. 'i.iVi 1 n>\ i -* •. ’ i O.. ... .- pN^itlHiU-- ie**U4»ba*A timt the limited i c m iiii ees for scienti­ fic le.CHrcll phuuld la- systeiunticully nlliH iited. Unity of command in—outlying I.i-i . and consistent and equitable pen-oiillvl policies arc ecu u, objectives more easily iis-tuicd under a unified system of training administration and pun- BUTI.AND. Vt.. I).,-. IP. (Ah— Iteat It has taken une of tlie war’s great aerial rimuiiander*. Miijur General la-onurd E. Wing died call*, today at his Rutland home. Wing, who wan 52 years old. sin ninihi'il to a heart at­ tach. He led tin- -l.'lrd (Winged Victory) Division in four major Pacific campaign* nnd Inmlrd in J i i |iuii with Genera) Dougin-* Mur Arthur'.- occupation troop*. Tn prlvutc life lie wits~u Vermont lawyer. ELECTED I itr.SIDKNT NEW YORK. Dec. Ill, nP)— A woman lias Ixeii elected presi­ dent of a |3l.(i0il.UUO New Y*rk City department store - r she is the first of lu-r sex to head •a store uf that site. She U Mi*» Dorothy Jjhnvcr and aha has been First vice President of laird end Taylor since 1937. Miss Shu* ri siikvceds Waller Having, who has 1een land and Taylor prcridritt fur ten year*. Moving Iiu, it-'ignr,l to set up a tie.* lutio i-wid<- I'm.dgamiUlua uf department (tores. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1945 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 18, 1945 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 18, 1945. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 18, 1945; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald